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Clayton Enterprise, 1905-09-15

The front page of 1905-09-15. 274 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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of the greatest of European power and bus been successful without h break She lint conducted this wr without imy blunders, with a perfection in its surgery yielding marvelous results. Her soldiers hnve shown themselves ulisolutely fearless, with Ml ardor of surrend surrender - er surrender unheard of even iu n civiliza civilization - tion civilization of tunny wur heroes. Her business agenta and nil official luive lieuH nlmolutely untouched by the graft taint. Anil she closes kef peace coiit.-ri'tuv with the most matter-of-fact ..snr ..snr-render - render ..snr-render of the points which barred the way to aee, They were points not fandem fandem-enUillv - enUillv fandem-enUillv necessary, mid the tradi-

till tonirne makes a wise head. .und I waut to be classed as one of (the wine ones. J am one of the greatest nd. snirers of WilliAm Jennings bryan I Wleive that lie- has done the a-oiiurty a great deal of goal and the democratic party even more II.' ha iiiaJe us followers of Jif Jif-T8uiau - T8uiau Jif-T8uiau principles realize our -onditioii and our possibilities.

execution chamber moit Wirible. lie groaned aloud and was utterly overcome with the fair of the gal. lows, tilthouuh the boon of uncon unconciousness - ciousness unconciousness was denied liiui. The doomed iiimii's demonstrations made the execution the most shock shocking - ing shocking that has ever taken plaau lwre,

ternatioHiil Union of lalwr. an another - other another the Socialist doctrine of pulmowiiershipof pnlilie utilities another Mr. Campbell of Texas who is candidate for governor of Texas, and Mr. John II. Stevens congressman from north Texas instructed the people altout their political interests. We cannot

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