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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-30

THE resumption act declared that on
and after Jan. l, 1869, the Secretary OF
the Treasury shall redeem in coin the
United States legal-tender notes then
outstanding, on their presentation for
redemption at the Office of the assistant
Treasurer. in the city of New York, in
sums of not less than fifty dollars. The
question has sarisen whether gold will be
exchanged for greenbacks at other sub
treasures than New York. Secretary
Sherman intends to discuss this in his an
nual report, and will recommend that
some action be taken by Congress in the
matter. But he declines to say what ac-
ton he will recommend. If 10 action is
taken, he will make such regulations as
will enable the people of the West to ex-
change legal tendels for coin without
inconvenience.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-30

The estimates of the Secretary of the
Treasury for the support of the govern.
ment for the lfiscal year ending June
1880, other than for the permanent an.
nual appropriations are $l29, l07. s12; fol-
permanent annual appropriations, $l45,.
939, 43S. These estimates show a reduc-
ton OF $5,55l .545 from those of 1873.
Among decreased sums asked for is 3d.
292, 1000 for rivers and harbors, against
$780,, 900 the present fiscal year.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-30

n SPECIAL dispatch from Paris reports
the assassination ut Manuel Prado, ex-
President OF Peru. Pri,lo was over 60
Years of age, ami was the lea,lei of the
reyoluiionsls in ISIS. President Pezet
was DISPOSED. IN Pfido Was made Die
tator. In 1856 lie Was el c-cd President
Tor six years.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-30
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The aggregate Republican vote on
Congressman in Pennsylvania is 1854,
the Democratic 279, 200, and the Green
back 1850. Total, 6S1, 464. In 1876
the Republican vote was 37s,s 1927, and the
Democratic 1853, 1926. Total, 74s,153. The
Greenback vote on state ticket Nov. D.
1878, was s1,75S.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-30

STATISTICS show that the total num-
Der of proceedings under the bankrupt
law during over eleven years existence
was little above hundred and three
thousand. Ii is estimated that the ag-
gregate failures in the whole country
were only fifteen and Il half per cent. of
the whole number Of dealers and manu-
facturers during the eleven years. 1t is
suggested that only fourteen bankrupt
cies yearly in each thousand is not uni
versal ruin.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-30

The debts of the various Protestant
churches of Chicago aggregate 81 ,300.OOO.
The cereal crop OF France is estimated
at $267, 100000; the wine crop S2l9, $780,
900.
Frauds in the consular service in Can
adj, have been unedrthed, and will soon
be ihyestig. ted.
Senator Window reports a great many
men in Minnesota who are quite enthus-
Ias:ic tor Grant in 1850.
A Paw tucket man had Il stone. about
the size OF small marble, which he had
carried in his ear for IL years, removed
recently.
Since the 21st of June summer hotel
fires have destroyed, $l,259.COO worth OF
property i'll the aggregate. On this there
| was an insurance of S500,OOo.
Ru,sel. who defeated the Dem 'craiic
| WI.ldell in North Carolina. says he shall
act with the Greeh hackers. and not Will!
The IL, publicanS in Congress.
The new plan of registering ti'ird-class
mail matter has proved successful. cX-
| tending the trade of retail merchants III
| The larger cities and giving The customer
| in the towns ami villages nearly equal
advantage in trade with city people.
I. A farmer Of Washington comfy.
Pa. aged 80, married Il girl of 20. III.
| The brides elder brother had previously
espOuSpd the groom only daughter. III
rhe Old gent leInan, therefore, Is his son
iu-liw-S brother in-law, and his wife Is
her sister -i:,-law's siep-lnOiher and heI
.rnlher's step mo ,er-in-law, etc. &c.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-30

THERE are several important bills
which have passed the House standing
upon the calendar OF the Senate, and will
be disposed OF at an early day. These
are, the bill to increase pay of letter car
riers, the bill providing that all pensions
shall commence at the date of death or
discharge from disability, known as the
arrears of pensions BILL" the bill au-
thOrizin : the payment of customs duties
in legal-tender notes, and the bill estab-
fishing new post routes. The post route
bill. which contains the subsidy to the
Brazilian line of steamers, is on the
Speakers table in the House. Other i'm
porIant bills now pending in the Senate
are, the bill to create the territory OF Lin
coin of the Black bills country, the Tex
as Pacific railway bill, the bill regulating
the compensation of railroads for the
transportation of mails, and the bill 10
remove The legal disabilities OF women.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-30

THE estimates for the support Of the
navy for the next fiscal year are about
the same as the sum appropriated during
the last session of Congress, for the year
ending June next, namely, Sl4,0OO,0OO.
The report OF the Secretary will show
that the appropriations have not only
been confined within their proper limits.
but there is u balance to the credit of tbs
Naval Academy and Marine Corps. I'm
less Congress shall order the building
OF new vessels, the Secretary, with the
means asked Tor, caI render those we
now have more efficient, and keep the in
good repair. Our IVY is in much bet
ter condition than it was Il year ago, ant!
we'll adapted TO Il peace establishment;
but, even i'm case of war with foreign
power, ninety vessels for hostile pur-
poses could at once he supplied. These
include fifteen monitors and six frigates
for coast defense. 'gether with two tor
pedO boats, experiments with which
show Their riiicie c. for the purposes in
tended.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-30

THE war in Aighanistan will not be
lacking in picturesque features. Every
approach to the Ameer's dOminionS is
over road that would cill out the ell
ih,lSiam of Il tourist, and the employ
ment of elephants and camels gives to
the invading army an Oriental cast that
has ut least the charm of novelty to
Europe and America. The Peshawur
column has only Il few miles 10 travel
before it reaches Jamrooj, at the entrance
If Khyber pass. The Queltall column is
marching for the Bholan pass, and will
operate in 3 .loochistan. The khurun
column is acting in coLcert with tile
Khyber force. These different divisions
threatening at al! available points, will
soon cause the Ameer to show his hand
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-30

TRANSPARENT TEACHING CARDS. Instruction and
Amuseme, combined. Important TO parents and
t;achIrs % diff. emit artistic designs The ii
pack sent free for DC. currency or STAMPS Van
D-f Il o., . Amt MN York.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-20
Do Not Fail to Cultivat. Your Orchard.


A correspondent Of the New York
Tribune writes on this subject as fol-
lows:
Plow and cultivate your orchards,
young and old. Do not SOW small
grain and grass, but plant to corn po-
tatoes, and other hoed crops. Sowed
grain and grass grow the carly part of
the season, the same time the trees
grow, then the crop is taken off, and
sometimes the warm rains of August
and September will start the trees to
late growth, greatly to their damage.
Not SO with corn or potatoes; their
growth is mostly in July and August,
the time we wish to check the growth
of the trees. Therefore, do not plow
the orchards after July until near cold
weather; then it is often beneficial to
destroy insects, and to mellow the
ground through winter. Buckwheat
is an excellent orchard crop. Harvest
some of it where the ground is rich,
but where the orchard needs fertility
and mulcbing let it fall TO the ground
and rot. Mulch the ground under the
trees, not close around the body, but
out under the limbs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-20
How to Measure oattls and Nhsst.

The Chicago lister Ocean gives these
directions:
For cattle, measure the girth of the
animal, in feet, by cord around be-
hind the shonlder-blades then meas
ure the length, from the shoulder
blades to the end Of the rump. Null
tiply the length by the girth. If the
animal measures less than eleven feet
and more than nine in girth. multiply
this product by forty-two, and the an
swer viii be the weight IN pounds. If
it measures less than nine and more
than seven feet in girth, multiply By
thirty-niue; If less than seven and
more than five, by twenty-three; if
less than five and more than three, by
sixteen; if less than, by eleven. For
hay, find the cubic feet in the nov or
stack, and divide by 500, and the an
swer will be the tons. But no rule for
ascertaining the weight OF hay by
measurement is reliable, as much de-
ponds upon The kind Of hay and how
it is packed.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-20
kbour the Poultry Yards.


The best layers and most thrifty
chickens can always be obtained by a
cross between two distinct breeds, the
best by large with smaller. OF course
this for quick growing chickens for
the table and early laying pullets, but
the breeding should not end right
here, as the progeny viii run to poor
mongrels and soon fade out.
One cock is ample for yard of fifty
hens, and is far better than any more.
The eggs will not fail TO produce
chichens, while the hens viii keep in
better health and plumagc.
II your coops become iafested with
insects the best way is to remove the
fowls in the day time (when the pests
will have left the fowls and taken
possession of roosts) to some other
roost for a few days. This removal
will alone do much good, but to make
sure fumigatc with sulphur, then
whitewash, pour coal oil around the
roosts. and in cracks near where in
sects may hide in midsummer. The
nests should also-have sprinkling of
sulphur.
A pure breed cannot be depended
upon If one hen of other blood runs in
the yard, no matter If she does not
lay. or If the eggs can be called out.
This is positive, and owing to the fact
that importation is carried by the
male from one hen to the other.
The great point in raising chickens
is to keep them eating all the time, or
at any rate to keep their digestive or
gans continually well applied, 'Short
commons"are not economical in chick
en- raising.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-20
Advice Absut Visiting rho siek Room.

Nobody should venture into sick
room when in state of perspiration,
for the moment the body becomes cold
it is in state likely TO absorb the in
fiction nor visit sick person If the
complaint be of contagious nature,
with an empty stomach, nor swallow
yonr saliva. In attending a sick per-
son, place yourself where the air pass
es from tie door or window to the
bee Of the invalid, not between the in
valid and the FIRE, as the heat of the
fire will draw the infectious yapor,
and there is danger in the breathing
of Il
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-20
The Kind Of Things 10 Kill.

The French Minister of Finance has
caused a placard posted, which il
would he wise for citizens of all coun-
tries to have before their eyes:
IIedgehog-Lives on mice, email ro-
dents. slugs and grubs,-animals hurt
full to agriculture Don't kill the
hedgehog.
Toad-Farm assistant; he destroys
from twenty to thirty insects an hour.
Don't kill the toad.
Mole-ls continually destroying the
grubs, Larvae; palmer-worms, and In
secis injurious to agriculture. NO
trace of vegetation is ever found III its
stomach. Does mose good than harm.
Don't kill The mole.
May-bug and its Larve or Grub
Mertal enemy of agriculture; lay from
seventy to eighty eggs. XII the May
bug.
Birds--Each department loses seve-
raj millions annually through insects.
Birds are The only animals able to con
tend against them VIGOROUSLY. They
are the crest caterpillar killers and
agricultural assistants. Children, don't
disturb their nests
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-20
Tive Good Ways to Make a Salad.

a correspondent of the Chicago In
ter-Ocean says as this is the time for
lettuce, perhaps some receipts for sal
sd viii not be amiss.
Into half cup of sealding vinegar
stir one beaten egg, half teaspoon of
mustard and a piece Of butter the size
Of walnut; little sugar if desira-
ba. II can be turned on the lettuce
hot or cold just as one prefers. The
same is fine for cabbage.
Another: Two table-spoonfals of
thick cream, one tablespoonful of SUI
gar, and vinegar to taste. This is
much liked by those who do not like
mach seasoning.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-20
a "suro Cure for a Felon.

When il first appears, procure some
poke root, aud roast a piece sufficient
to cover your finger. When it is
roasted tender, cut it open and bind it
on the iclon as hot as can be borne /;
repeat this when the root becomes dry
until The pain subsidies. II the felon
is too far advanced to pat back" this
same remedy viii hasten it on and
cure it in few days, az it softens the
skin.-EGehuRge.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-20
June is Good Month for Planting Cucumbsrs.


A correspondent of the Spirit of
Kansas says;
The month Of June is good season
for planting cucumbers Cor pickles.
They need rich soil, and should be
planted in hills some eight feet apart.
4 score of seeds may be planted in 8
hill and covered an inch deep. This
number Of seeds win allow a quite
large margin for any casualty of worm
or insect, as three or four vines left in
hill is an ample number to cover the
ground and secure the best yield. FIRE.
quent showers and frequent hoeing
are indispensable in the culture of the
Of this vegetable.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-20
Farmers Have 8 Higher Relation to Mankind
Than They Know Of

AS general thing farmers do not
pay that attention to the cultivation of
the mind and development Of their go
cial faculties that they should. Too
many Of them have an idea that edu-
cation belongs to the professional
classes and that farmers should not
take time 10 advance beyond the mar
row boundary Of their own domain.in
search of wisdom and knowledge. 1t
is no sign that because / am farmer
] need not know any thing of history,
biography, affairs OF government, and
the sciences. Indeed, there is no 9TH
er class has greater opportunities for
the cultivation of the mind in its
broadest sense than the agricultural
class. No class possesses greater
chances fer unalloyed happiness.-Br-
c5os10s
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-20
--------------------------
To Prepare Grsea Beans for Winter Uss.

gather and string them the same as
though I was cooking them. Spread
out ON a cloth, and dry in the shade,
where the wind csn blow on them.
They are better if The bean is large in
the pod. Coax the night before cook
Ing them. Put on quite early in the
morning, for it takes longer TO cook
them than fresh beans. Try them, sis
ter, aud Gee if they are not good. L
will close by asking some one TO tell
me how toputup pickles like those we
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-20
wbsnos Plants Derive their Support.

Air and water together yield the
material out Of which fully ninety 10
ninety-eight per cent. Of crops is built
up. The soil has to give for their
nourishment only the two to eight per
cent. OF mineral matters, which re-
main as ashes when they are burned,
and the one-hslf to two per cent. Of
nitrogen which they also contain
E1ckaaec.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-20

In any amount desired, on approved real estate
security in the counties of Sedgwick, Sumner,
Cowiey, Butler and Harvey, and are now loan
ing at reduced rates of commission.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-20
FOR SALE AT Low PRICES.

and terms either of Cash or credit, to suit the
purchaser. Also, Suburban and City Property
IN great and desirable variety and fine location.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-20
LANDS.

Have 500 FARMS in the counties of Sedgwick,
Sumner, Butler and Cowley, in all varieties of
Soil, timber, water and stages of Improvement.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-20
MRS. Z. NJ. HENDERSON,
Wagon and Carriage Shop.

wish to inform my friends aud the public
generally that consider myself permanently
located in Wichitn, and am prepared 70 do all
kinds of Wagon and Carriage work in The best
style Shop in connection with Yike Grany-r's
20 A. AVERY.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-01-10

gen in Nalbua. 81. s., "a @rab unter
QuQ unb in SORT GairiieIb, Me., 42
@rao. Sem 9uolon entlans ;eist bas
Thermometer ouf mebrere @rab unter
Dun, uno bic Gisboot=Glubs treifen
@ortebrun9en fir ibre ibre idbrliben
Yrcisbenerbun9,n. Sn oieler Gtaet
,ei9t bas Sbermometer ouf IA &rao
iiber Nua, jeoo@ feiet Die 2dlte. @
mono, 7. San. Ser beutise
Sag mar Der fdlteite biefes .@inters:
2ebte 9io9t fror Der Samesfus su, unb
;ei9te oas thermometer 8 Grab unte1
Nuu. No9ridten aus anoern S6eileu
beg @tautcs oeuten ebenfaQs aui itren.
9es @etter. r>E- ,.sl.s.
@ibt feiae 3uitimmuns.
Anincp, Z. San. Ser fdnbi9s
Ausi@ub Der 9i0;ele Quincy bat nit
istimmeneinb.llisteit belbloiien, Die
:Wabl oes 9r. 9. s. @epmour sum
Bii9of Der 9i03ele @prinsfclo 5u be-
.itdtisen, che MO hie @abl S. 8. geele:
fon's sum 8ii&ofe BON @eit= =@irsinia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-01-10
Inter ben febleefhlaaenen
6ofnunaeu

Der Seraansenbeit. uie biele iali@ 8uInsr-
mittel fine Sa 3u sdblen! Dlit idredlideu,
6aniaren9eibanetter beginnen lie lire 2aSr
5ahn. fie pransen cine 3et.lano in ben 3elt4.-
gen uno tutroen auf Nnltbla9e;etteln pren nn-
aeprieien uno balb, ieood ni@t su bah, se96.
TEN ft 3u ben berseNenen Dinaen. Abu
6oRetter's Ra9enbitters III eta h.
bensfraftiaes. prospertrenbes 9etlmittel. -
beilt uno fabrt fort au beilen. sseoer ber,tedfs
nod ofene Goueurren3 lam tbm ett,as az
baben. sm 9e9eutbtil, Der goutratt usf1t-
palifirenben Meoie.nen nieberen Ranges tr-
bobt nur feline Yopularitdt. 6 III piebr.
dolentlid, aber bersebli9 nads.abmt pctbes.
Gdtf&mnsen oeHelben Fno berRoblen ,iy,,-
fnbrt poroen. ba5en ferp4 tetne Aulna4mr
sefuneen. 1leb:rou teridan;t es Nd i'm Hn,
traaen be- patIi.ums, uus b;es BARI es t,slN,
eena tas 8i'te:c 1T Elm b1rdcus auberldilt60
3rdftisun1smt;tel fi:r, Stpd4lide; q .bu-
bannt llnbtrOaulidtett nnb Herpopfuna Una
bte Aere:n, tbeilt rteumatii4e eeiben, r1lf<e
Retlelfebtr ass, unb btrbdtel fs. I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-01-10
S II lamb
Yatente fur bic Gliaioneu.

- rHlas - '5 fFh t.'-..'
Ma @bin9ton, s.. 6. Z. San.
IS Srinsen Griinber oorauf baB Die
Soften Der Yatente BON 500 auf $5
berabeelest lperotn; aud ibla9en iie
Dor, Mtooelle nidt mebr gu pertansen
uno Gramen ni@t mebr por5unebmen,
ionoern Seoem, Der um Elm 9atenl
na@iu@t baiiel6e 3u seludbren. tpit
oas in gnoano sei&iebt, unb !ou bag
&:dt Der Grlinouns in Den @erihten
9elteno 9ema4t perotn.
Die Merico>@ren3e.
Col. @bafter ma4te heutt Nabmit'
taa Dor Dem untercomite beg Gomites
fir Militdransele9en be;isli4 Der
9eoebenbeiten on Der mrricanil4en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-01-10
&ern,if9te3.:

= Nud bic .Deutlde @parbant" in
2ofapttte, Sno., bat fallirt. Sbr.
5@uloen betragen $4,000: ...ss
- Sn Weiliorb, @enni.ss 1T Der
Gountp Ginncbmer s. @ennet peeen
zines &allen' 9efiits arretirt uoroen.
- @eneral= Yoitmeiiter aop ion id;
)e,peieert baben, @erlpre@un9en 81
ma@.n in 8etr,H Der M:mter, Die i'm
6e6ruor patant tperoen, ba er ni1i
'u;ije, ob ct i'm 6ebruar nod i'm Nmtt
elm ,perbe. I'D .'-t..-
Ser Gr;sauntr Sweeo Mill iet'
oen @9uleisipru6 in brci &(d9en.
{, 600. 900 $55 900 uno 100000, mel
dc bic Staot Ncw=Dort ptrfanst, ancr=
tennen. Sweeo 9eoentt. baour@ lent
8efreiuns aug Der 9aft berbei5ufiibren.
- Gin ssuiNer gbenep IL, ,Soneoiter,
Pa., 9erietb nit i:inem S4'u .c3eruatea
oaruber. in 9dnoel. Oh er o:n 9u:
i'm 3immer auibetolten hiirfe & o;r MIDI
0as Gnoe bes @treites mar GheneD's
SOB. Nm neiiten 1T oabei 9.,uib oi,
arme Grau, reip. 9o4ter ju beoauerr.
- Sic 9erausseber Der Ybilabel
pbisr Nortb Nmcrican beabf@ti9en, i'm
Sntereiie Ybilao cipher @ei@dftsbdult,
cine Grtra. .Mus9abe Der 3eituno in
|ipanii@er @pra@e fir Central UNI
5ibamsrita erldeinen 5u lo1en.
Observation-Disclosures. in.
natl. gs !puroen i'm Sabre 1877 ir
Cincinnati Is srdBli9ee: Morotbatsr
|periibt (uorunter Elm 8ate1moro) uni
20 @elbitmorce be9ansen. Inter Der
@elbitm0roern ;dblen ni9t peniser alk
25 Deuti@e. '~ .'.--.
Ser 8onner'l9e 8ante=
rot in Nem Dort inpolpirt, ME fh
|jebt berousiteQt, 5mii9en $l.OOO,0tO
unb $2> 100000. Bonner bat fi9 por+
|lduIis aug Dem Staube 9ema9t. Sic
Tamilie oes 8anterotteurs befinbet ii4
nod ouf ibrem pra@tpolleu 2anbFbe
|3u @arrettlous. ..
= Sn NemsDort miro oas betannte
8ootb'l@e 9beater balo su oen 9ingen
| 9eDorcn. Die paren. Gas 36eater joll
IN einen eroben @ertanfslaoen umse=
wanoelt weroen. Mu@ 9li6no's
9beater 9ebt Elm, uno Die gisner oes
y vMetropolitan=9otels" moQen oaraus
cine srobe, &eitaurotion MAIDEN.
- Sn @in:inn,ti bot Der Me' qer
Dhrtin 9ommerid m:otcen eteriI aui
$4,000 @Gooensrlat peoen unberufe-
ner Giniperrun9 als @ei9morener i'm
YroielIe 9oosportb psrtlast. eopiel
babe er oaeurb perloren. 6ab Der @be.
|riff i'm als Suror an Der Musiibun9
Iieines @ei&dites perbinoert babe.
- Dos @anterottma@en 1T in Die.
iem 2ante elm eiaens 8 9irs; fab Der
8anferotttur m;tunter babel. g MINT,
If cine iebr tetannte @e|&i@te, bic BIZ
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-01-10

5poten bon Den 0d&ern pfeifen; sarv
|lher 9e,uinnt aber Der MaTen- Gura=
tor, mas aug Jot9enoem erbellt; Ser
Curator elmer Ne,p=Dorter 8anterottr
moiie colleftirte ale Mftipa uno erbiea
auf oieie Weile $4425; fir feline Soften
osre4nete er $4346. 70 bob fir Die
8ldu,i9er nur $79 iibri9 blieben.
D. Sn Soma oiebt's fein Goneres=
ono mebr. &aum nod 1000 Mdr
teben Der &esierune CUR 9i*poiition.
Der p.a1oent bat bcsbalb peroronct
>aB bos 2anbamt sa @iour Gitp ouf-
1eboben tueroen io1. Sic 2anbee.
;@dfte fir ben ean3en Staat perocn in
:3utunft uon Der Office gu 9es Dloines
'elor9t ,ueroen.
sSn Buffalo ,puroe meuli3 BET
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