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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-11-18
A Cows Penetration.

Over two weeks ago, Mr.. T. B. Scott,
of Caradoo, lost q heifer. 1t was on
Monday she was missed, and for sever
al days he searched for her, but she
was not to be found. At last he went
to q straw-stack, where the COW had
been in the habit of running. There he
saw hole in the side of the stack, and
at once suspected his COW Yves in it. He
went in cautiously, for it was as dark as
Egypt. The passage seemed to have
no end. He had gone twenty-five feet,
and no COW found yet, and the passage
still open. At last, at a distance of
thirty feet from the mouth, he came
upon the animal. She was alive and
doing well on the straw; and a good,
warm house she had under the stack.
The passage she made was a winding
one, or she would have found her way
out at the other side.-ToTo1,to Globe
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-11-18
A Candy.LeviDg Ghost.

A very singular circumstance is said
to have occurred in family in this city
q few days ago. It appears, from what
Information we have, that the family
was sitting in what is called circle,
and we're supposed to be holding com.
munion with the inhabitants of the
other world, when little girl, formerly
known by the family, who had died
some time before, came, and, as she
had promised, placed in the hand Of
the head of the family apiece of candy.
In their circles this girl had frequently
been q visitor, and had often said that
she would brig him some candy, but
had never done it before until the oc-
casion above mentioned. The candy
was pronounced gcuine, and is still pre-
served and shown as evidence of the
fact, together with the word of the fam
lily that it came in the manner descrih
ed. 1t is in the form Of q piece of stick
candy, and, what is most remarkable, It
is asserted that when held in the hand
and thereby subjected to animal heat it
is changed in shape to q perfect repre-
sentation Of q rose; tcat when the ami
NAL heat is withdrawn it returns back
to its original shape. This wonderful
phenomenon, we are told, has been wit
messed by . number of citizens whose
testimony would not be questioned by
any one on any other subject besides
that of spiritualism and phenomena of
what is termed naturalization. We
have not had the opportunity of seeing
the candy ourselves, and don't expect
to, but give it to our readers as . cir
cumstance which we have been inform
ed by Lumber of persons is correct
C0unci! b. ifs Norpa-sH
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-11-18

A YOUNG Hindoo, who was studying
in the University College, London, shot
himself dead not long ago. 1t is sup
posed that excessive study or examin-
ing induced dependency, which result
ed in the young man taking his own
life. This is the third case Of suicide
by shooting in that college, while no
less than si1 have occurred in Central
Middlesex The question with some
might be whether it is excessive study
or excessive dissipation that democrat
ICES and kills so many young men while
in college. Perhaps were the truth
known the latter cause would have as
much to do with it a. the former.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-11-18

The Paris Exhibition, the next great
national show, which occurs in 1873,
will cover q space Of l 1856, 900 square
yards. The buildings will be of irun
filed in with brick work, and will be in
the form of pythagorean table. In
passing through them in one direction
. person may inspect the similar pro-
auctions of different countries, and in
passing in another direction the vari-
GUS products of one country may be
seen in review.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-11-18

The annual income of the charities
of London amounts to nearly S12, OOQ,-
600. OF this large amount nearly two
thirds is derived from voluntary con-
tributiOns, the other third being de-
rived from dividends, property or trade.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-11-18

TIE shipwrecks on the British coasts
in 187475 amounted to the unprece-
dented number of $500. OF these 752
were total losses, LIZ serious calami-
ties, and 1896 minor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-11-18

TWENTY thousand dollars will be the
cost of one piece in the display of ire
works at Delhi, upon the occasion Of
the proclamation II Queen Victoria as
empress of India,''
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-11-18
AN OLD. TRIED FRIEND.

For twenty yeas TUFTS Pills have proven the
friend oftbe invalid, and through all the changes Of
that pei od Of thousands sill stick TO their old
friend, and - many daily testing their viz.
tuea.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-11-18

PREMATURE loss Of hair, which ID 20 COM
mon nowadays, may be entirely prevented
BY the use Of BuRNErT's CoCoAINL
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-11-18
Renovated 1 eFa.Ns 4

ss % i:s.ss 81 s. sSss. Hs,l
out the entire stock, Drevio1s % REMOV.
Al Q their New store Ill ~ Eis: nzsh sssssS
price, some at = cts. Der paGe. nlHserate4
sisi ri Sa sss a q TiiE p: TRADE. aSS.
ACE WATERS 4 SONS. Manfaetarers
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-11-18

TEAS and BAKING POWDER sold direct to fAmL
Il lies. Agents wanted. Woodwork Cook, 81. LOuiA
ClQ0 per month made selling the Novelty Quilt
s)AOO& Novelties. Buckeye Nov Co, Cincinnati
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-11-18
ZEE :,
GEE s
iha SINAI Senite Rarsnetef m fksrnsnets

w detect md indicate s.y ena.ss n " vs.hsr =
season. express pad receipt Of oDoo Send
registered letter Agens vented send stamp or Or
euar. Il ". FOOL CO., 096 Droadvay. New Y0k. "
D ~ @ b y Asasa1s - rI1ahsa-Aa Do6g TtsssA1s
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-11-18

NH an Ererv Hosssehold Sh0sl6 Keep
WHH'F 81 Mand isa remedy 70 cure without
W lAu calling the doctor. Colds, Coughs and
Consumption prevail In almost every family.
ALIENS Lung BALSAM VIII e1re the
Colds and COuahs and prevent C0ms1 ~ t10As
AS AN EyPECTORANT IL has NO EQUAL.
u 10 harmless to the most delicate cnAAos
directions accompany each bottle. Il d sold By IN
6ruGRiDte and medicine dealers.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-11-18
SUIT OF CLOTHES FREE /!

PACKAGE, besides being the larQes and rery best Of.
fered, contains an IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF the
AcroRs or AcrEEssKs, &C.. and gives IN order on
Broadway clcthier tors EAsHI0NABtf SUIT OF
CLOTHES, also GOLD WATCH. Sample Packa&o
Is cents, Five Packages u, and Twelve Packsges q.
postage paid: Send for descriptive circular 9. x
, 1876-05-14

question, and among tnem Judgs Bsrsulth, who
gave an opinion in writing.
which founl themselves ani fhe contractors limo.
cent Mr. kou1tree. the accommodating attor-
py,, npey, wrote u I've Or thrss reports which, It was
man preferred to write his own report and aid not
sencaE @ " WITH & ths majority, most. Of whom were
sqds fss9 .n3 Fl sasas and OF whom the1 received
/ At the organization Of the Board in December,
1871 on sira yoce vote for Chairman Lonergan
FGiea }e fof Sonn Kns tp opPo
himself to be . faithful public officer.
On Dec 80, 1871 the Board had under constd-
esafion The 5ng Of salaries toE The snning year
the Ring In fixing high salaries. At the samc seq
sion Of the Board he voted to retaIn In office Cou-
T. Attorney Ro4nttee and George $. Kimberly for
both Of whom had distinguished themselves IS
sERvILE TOOLS OF PER1o1.AT AND THE RING.
90. On Jan. Il; 1915 lpage 60, December session,
referred the report OF the Committee ON Supplies
Commissioner Lonergnn moved that the Commit.
from alt charges preferred against him, when 1t
had been proven By ki1nbetiy's own Witnesses that
he had traded OF dry goods for groceries. and it
Of the 1nsane Asylum that q largo portion Of the
goods, which had been paid for by the county On
bills certified to by Kimberly in favor Of {: F.
Asylum.
Or Jan. Is, 1875 {page 81, December session,
aS;3;D, 1n;;D, IN minority report us made from the Com
Heggen {otfds G. F.. Perfolat) had.
LARGELY DEFRTUDED THE COUNTY
~ hts contract to supply goods, and recommended
that said Heggen for rPef1oIat) be not paid bill
amounting to 81, lis. 10. Tho following is quoted
from the minority report, to show why the bill
should not have been allowed: -'
Andrew Heggen had the contract for furnish
ing Cook County With any and all dry-guods re-
CURED " II for the year ending Dec 81 1S74- In
DeceMoer List just past, On examining the dry
goods at the Poor-Hous and Insane Asylum-iit
was found by special committee Of this Board.
then nvsstgating the Affairs Of these two institu
ons-that the dry goods received at these insritu-
tons were Of very inferior quality for the prices
named in the contract aud many samples we're
taken by the Committee-indeed piece Of each Of
the ieadiug articles were taken to compare with
similar goods herewith the view Of Comparing the
prices Of the same; aud the undersigned, Is q
member Of the Special Committee, went to Aessrs
Field Letter d Co., for the purpose Of obtaining
the real vnlue Of the various Kinds Of goods being
received BY the county from Andrew ueggen, the
contractor for dry goods, when it demonstrate
ed that the vnrious articles represented By the
samples eould be purchased from this firm {Field,
Letter d Co. for 20 per cent, OF less, Of tho
amounts actually being paid to the contractor For
instance:
s'Paid BY the county for
, 1876-05-14

say. It wss noDe Of my business anyway. I merely
came: across It accidentally, and merely wanteh TO
e:EHow large an smoun.t Ono Of them, /
think was tn tfc neIghbosheodo Of 81, 0o0or 900
a@Whs:: Do yoa think they would ace,pente'
Given; make IN ostfnats u yo1. ca1-, Al
that tina might have been 81, 008 OF s., 900:
We'll, afterwards found some more Oh, he 'R-d
taos 9oana md astsd d
LIN % Il ba had those b said: ING" BE sud:
a You had adbetteteeet the Collector and get Hst:"
nd bey Seen coee'ed before you q
booldzeeper1- A-fes,. sir. He said / had better
GET 4 lisa: Of those and take care of them-those
further being aa,d about it q done about It IN any
way: It seemed TO be private matter between
Dooley and Won Holicn. There seemed to be an
andI supposed to be outside Of that matter al
together, but for ny own Information any
pieces TINT found-saJ Received v. Il. - and, as
said before when {onnd some other taxes mark.
aa. f Hosa b. oi 81 af
got, SO he gare ne LIT and gnye
TEE LIST
:. o.-Do yots rcaembor abont, how mueh thera
vas on that 1ist1s A--No slr
Q.-Can yon come within any approximate
amount, oh merely gays him
yo1 think1 A.-There might have been parhapas
8 DOZEN.
Q.-When was thiaf A.-Thfs wss in-you see1
!: O.IY0n don't remember what time in the Year,
heye t. thst list nowf Al suppose MF.
Dooley hae it.
Q.-Well; after you became bookheeper, were
thcfr a.ay such entries on the .books1s A-Idon't
remember whether there is. anything: on thet1874
wn,1aEt Or not of TINT character.
: Q,-You1xu have- known of Il Il there haa
, 1876-05-14

ne16. de 9s t1e ncense c!ers+ Aahed nlm now
mnch he put in, and be said he didn't recoect now
but he said 1t was $600tor 3To0. What they called
the reeeipts1ip will show how mnch it as,-how:
much fo1 1csnses. and how much for the rest
TIE INDICTMENT.
The Grand Jury yesterday had It's: attention
called to the Won Hollen matter by the appear.
ance Of the City Comptroller, City Treasurer,
and the defaulter's cashier, before; that body.
Tho visit was not unexpected. to the jury, whe
dropped 81 else to hear whatever might be pre-
sented. The examination Of the witnesses was
brief, and few moments latef: q true bill wa
teund, drawn, and certified to, IS follows:
STATE o. f111so1s. lsn.
OF term. Of tbs ctimina} dni} con1s & % ef Cook
County in said county and State, in the 5ear of our
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and seventy-six--
The Grand Jurots chosen, selected, and sworn II
for the County OF Cook, in the State OF Illinois, In
the name and by the authority Of the people Of the
State Of Illinois, upon their oaths present that
1e9e 5 oSn hels M H., ate q ne Goa5 q Goo OK
County Of Cook in the State OF Illinois aforesaid.
wse 81 thsn ra aSa tasIe pnes nnbc
officer, he, tue said George Van Ho1len. did then
and there nnlavfnlly and felnnionsly embezzle and
moneg tbe 1n nse 81 1aed
thouea9d dollars belonging to and the property Of
the said City Of Chicago, the said City Of Chicago
trary to tht tstAtute and agatnst the peace and dig
nifty Of the same people OF the State OF ulinoiss
CHAKLEs II. REED, St2tefe Attorney
The indictment was returned into Court at
once, and the jury retired for the transaction Of
other business.
MR.: JAMES II. MARSHALL,
Who WAS mentioned in the statement Of Cashier
Dooley as being back IN his taxes, aud that Won
aolen had been carrying his check; yesterday
showed the vouchers to q TRIBUNE reporter,
proving that he had paid the money long ago,
md that Won Hollen never had to carry It over.
The check was dated Jan: 81, 1875; and was Ger
titled. It. IS for $70ss.44, and was paid Feb5;
House Feb. I, thus showing that Won Hollen
STOLE this money, though 1t bears, the;. City
lfeasurer's sta1up On thebeck.,
, 1876-05-14
E0NERGAM.
His Record as a Ring Member Of the
County Board.
What q Little Quiet InVestieatiea Has
Developed.
he Has Persistantly Supported Every Ring
:. Measures,
Hia Late Challenge Pretty Thoroughly
Answered.

To- the Editor ef TIE 7s4aua<.'
CHICAGO, Mav15-Sone days ago noticed
in the daily papers card from .Mr. Thomas
Lonesgan, In which he challenged "Joseph Me
dill, Wilbur, F, Storey, or any other citizen to
prove against me n;m) q corrupt OF dishonor-
able act before or. since was elected to tho
office Of County Commissioner"
The public have nothing to do with the prt-
Vate acts Of Mr. Lonergan, but his official acta
arc OF course subject to criticism, and, as the
gauntlet was so broadly thrown down, it oc-
CURED: to me to. .read up the. records Of the
County Board, aud below ore few extracts
CLEANED from three published volumes Of its
records.
(. Ihave not heard It charged that Mr. Lonergan
has acted from corrupt motives (he was a rich
man before he went into the BoardA but 1t Is the
general belief that for he+saAs Of posokr he has
e. LENT H1MsELT TO THE RING,
and It makes but little difference to the. tax
burdened people of Cook County what motive
ca1ried him into the Ring; it is enough to know
that a man has acted with the "County Board
Ring" :" for three years and more.
Mr. Lonergan always appeared as the friend
and champion Of Mr. Architect Egan, who rent
ed: an office In his building Oh Clark street.
During the summer Of 1873, the jail and Grim
inal Court Building was being constructed under
the Immediate direction Of the architect, Egau,
and the Building Committee Of the County Board,
composed Of the following gentlemen: f. n.
Singer, Chairman, A. J. Galloway, George H..
Bogucr Thouas Lonergan. and John Herting- Mr.
Singer discovered that the work WIS being prosocu-
ted in unsatisfactory manner, and as the archl-
tect did not follow ont the directions Of the Build
Ing Committee, twas found necessary to employ
, 1876-05-14

6laoAAo Aet0a4A9 ootnk Qa4A W lug COAt1aE1of fof
"Paid by the county for
Field, L@ttsr
Il Co. sell
Snesttng....-.:.-- -.-.4o0.11 80. 10
Bleashed shifting. 20 Ill
EHnH nH..............--.... lug .u7h008H
1lckanS...--.-. 10 .13
IoMeAlng....-. - III
Df1Alng.... .....-- .....~ .33 .l4M
Ssass1meEe. ..s...-......-. -9U Is
ntu AAnnel. .....--.... .41H 80
Cotton- batting. ...... 30 .12
Woolen uaittss pee doz-. Leo per doz. 4.50
e1usiysly that the county hsd ben q charged soms
S., GOO mora than the same quality OF goods could
haye been pnIehassd FOR u lhls slty: Aad these
articles referred to did not comprise all the goods
purchased in that ine and it Is believed that the
percentage on the remaining aztlcles-such as curl
co buttons
greater. than that enumerated above"
A motion toadopt the minority report was lost
oy Y vote o. yeas to nays, Nr; Lonefgan voting
On Feb. is; 1876 {page 1877, December session,
is7t, s4minsoEty snaty report was = made recommend;
Voitz, and the following reasons were given why
should be adopted:
port, on which the vote Eas as follows:
~ fsGs-Busse, Clough, Gucnthez, Holden,
s.Kays-1on<rgan, Mccanrey, Russell. Johnson.
Carroll, Comfy, Crawford, Herting !"
In the letting Of contracts Tor tie present year.
The. Ring members took good care Of their friends
A. viii e. seen by the following e extract m tson,
pagssT ~ 1T December session. 1874:
Cook County with broad tor Tie year ending Dec
81, 1879, having considered the same, beg leave
toreport that the Committee had various PROPOSE
vas from Fred Voltz, who proposed t6 furnish all
the oeead required by ths County Agent for the
yesr ~ ending Pes 81 1870, ct TIE Eate q s. 10 for
Loaf q ! pound. The Committee visited tho vari-
ous establishments whose propositions were con-
sfdered favoFable: They found the bakery Of Mr
Voltz, on Milwaukee avenue, capable OF baking
all the bread that might be required for the courtys
use, the bread d. Of good quality: and proper-
Brothers was also visited with similar Mi res result
aition of sehweinfnrth Brothers to furnish tfm
ead ss It e e5 as
pounds being at the Eate of oss cents per one
oS 0ef @ e nesna. bread ast tic pad
sition Of schwefnfurth Brothers, allowing tie sane
% s o
SEQ, COO. while that Of Fred Votz amounts to tie
sum Of $17s52o; This being the csae, It would
this eontfact for bread to Fred volt.
his bid being 81 cents: per 100 pounds
lower than the schweintarth Brothers, and II "a
tarus Of ths contract, Mr. voltz proposcs to piace
in, the bands ct the County Board, as further
q bis faithful Of ths
Eaterest~bearins bonds; ard all thugs being eoa-
s!dered, 1t does appear that to III. Fred Foltz
belongs he contract, not only for the that
bis contract will Eave to the county the sum Of /
B. 4s0 but for the furtherreason that his bid com
plies with the requirements Of our advertisement |
ith 5-eed Tor he year ending Dec 81 is75%: Isl % Ror
he hboYe teasone. tho undersigned, minority ct
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Mbnabme bes PapierseIbes. -
Die s2ationaI6 bsponirten I'm 9aufe nes
Monats Mars beim 8unoessS sS9atamte fir
$5,3O4, 600 @reenbods, oa tie ibre 9totsn
aus benz 0ertebr 3,i sie6en rujnfdsn. Dies
III bic bebeuten6ffe PapiefseIbcontraction,
rpeIdbe fid felt grlab bes BanfseieseS pom
90. ssuni 1874 in eineut Monat ereignetes
Die aDirtung meIde bic Deponirang por
'legal tenders" gun, 8mede ber Verrtn8ers
una ber Circulation ber Rationalbanfnoten
au9enbIidIi1 ausibt 1T eir,e Contraction oer
@reenbafs. Die f9liebIi1e Wirtun8 sutro
bic 3eoueirung ber III Circulation beEne!itbsn
gationaIbanfnoten fem. S6asmeifer Stem,
uelder, ebe er su bieier Steaung erboben
rpurbe, B1dfbent elmer Nationalbanf mar anb
nit ben @ef9aften FOLDER Banfen genau bes
faunt ift, gIaubt, bab bic Suusnte, Mis t1el9e
unier papierseIb ii1 In 5olse bes Bantges
ietes pom 90. Stunt 1874 IN ben fommenoen
neun Monaten perrinserf, uirb, iid aif
$100, 100000 beloufen uirb. Wsit anoeren
Worten ber segen.udrtise NominaIwertb Der
iut i1mIanf beftnbli@en Banfnoten ($352,s
O00,OOO uirb BIS sans Sanuar 1917 auf
$685., 200, 900 berabfnten, 9err anoE Der
gurrencn.g Comptroller, i6dtt bie Abnobnte
ouf 5000, ,0O0,0 900. Die plDtli1e Cons
traction, iueIhe IN 70 bebeutenbest Ulaabe
YIat areift, bil6et eiaen iiberrai1enben Gotlts
mentar au ber Weisbeit bes gon9refeS, tuels
9er bes Bantseieb uon 1874 gum 8mede ei'
iler Gusoebnuns bes Papierselbes anaabas'
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- t1ebes bic MitteI su elmer Meform ,,nies
rer ssinasasr unb Abe DieLs anbs.c sy.aaes.
berrI9en nltsr ben.bei3en Uldnnern bes 2ans
bes iebr obsuei9enbe AnFd dten, 05er ii eine VI
punfte mIiIen a4e sebrli9en Qeute ibereirs
iiinsmen: ale mliien sugeben, baB es bic
aaeruornebnite Mufsabe III, einen Wann aIs
prdii6enten 3ii erpdblen, BET bur9 feline ii,,s
bei1oItene Yeri6nIi1feit un6 anerfannte SD
bigteit bieiem b61fen Mmte ber HepubIif bic
Warbe tuieber peridaift, bic es unter Grant
8dn3Ii1 perloren bat. Gin @rant iolte fiir
bas nddfe Sabrbunbert oils abf6redenbes
BeilpieI 8enigen. Sein gio6fol9er oarf tein
bIober 9arteipoIititer ieir, ber fi9 bur9 uers
I9mitte MtnteI3i8e unb f9laue flmtriebs,
ebne onberes 0erhienfk etnporgeboben bat,
ionbern es mub ein Mann fein, ber ii9 bir6
feline Gbsenbafti9feit auSenseines Ser.
trauen eruorben bat nnb bur1 feline fdbi8e
unb gewtfIenbafte gFidterfaLIung III peramts
ruortli1en Steaunsen 8enI9enbe Blr8fbaft
Iiefert, bab er aud auf bieIem b01ften Nofes
feinen Doubreit uon ber Babn ber gbre unb
pft6t abmei1en unb aIIe 8eriu1un8en, bic
iid ibm barbieten, iie8rei9 beifeben tuirb.
Mur fold Elm Mann fann bas prdiibenten.
ont ,pie6er su gbren brinsen unb baS erf9lt.
terte 0ertrauen bes gplges IN feline Ne8ies
runs tpiebes ber3uifelen. Sdon bas 8eiipiel
eines ioIaen Yenne8 gum @utem NTH eine
9epaIti9e Wadt bishen, in bemielben @ra6e
tpie @ronfs b6ies Beipiel ben son5es Dffeut.
Ii1en Dienit beusoroliffte unb IN ben pfnbl
bes 8erbesbenS Ieitete! aseaas &
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gougrek

Den 5. MpriI. SIN Senate esidiea
beute Dberri1ter Waite unb beeibiste bic
senatoreH fiir Belfnap's Snspea9nsentsB sBers
b0r. Der Mnfans bes 8erbors tutrbe auf
ben IL. MpriI fsitseiett. Die Biq IN Be
tref bes portos aaf poaia5en britter RIaife
uurbe oann beratben. a4s
Das Saus paIlirte cine Biu, nm cine
i6neIlere NbwidIuns 5abIunSsumfabiBer Nas
tionalbanfen Su es3ieIen. Die Blu, sueI9e
bas Sfbioner 8nreaa an bas RrieBsoepaytes
ntent iibertrdet, ruuroe benn beratben. @or
belt eine 9teSe segea bic Bin. 4benbg marbe
bic germiaiSunSsbiu in Beratbuns senOnns
men. 70 stasas 7S 500 TsiHH q
i Den 6. apriI. - Ser Senct febte Die
Debatte Il. 8etref bes Bortos aaf goFia9en
britter aIuffe fort. -
SIN Saufe parbe BET gertrog NIT ben
Sanbni1s SnieIn beIpro9em ,,nb A5enbs bic
8eratbuns itber bic gerruiaisunssbiu forts
Ssiebt.
Den Z. MpriI. Ser genot mar nidi
in Sibuns. Das Saus bei9Iob, bic Inter.
Committee iiber 5IottenauseIesenbsitsn mad
bem S9iffsbaubof auf 2sosue SnieI Bel Ybis
laoelpbta 81 ienben, nm GENTLE M,bbrdu6t
iinb S6uinbeIeien sii nnterIuden. Ser Eae
wurbe auf Briuatbias pernanbt. ~
Den 10. Gpril. - Ser Senat paffirt'
bsute bic beiben erfen Mb59nitte ber Silberr
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