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National Republican., 1888-02-22
hlectInn of Onioers.

Columbia District Tent, No. ?, Independent
Order of Rechabites, has elected the following
officers; P. b. G. r., Robert ". johnson. D. @.
r., james G.. Lee; u. d. r., James II. Goddard
u. s, G. B, Cameron D. T., VIM. r. Hunt; D
L., VIM. II. Marriott y g., y. G.. Grimes; D.
representative to High Tent, James e. Lee al
teinate to High Tent, T. H. Smith,
National Republican., 1888-02-22
Philharmonic club Concert.

The grand concert for the benefit OF st, An
drews Sunday scnoOl by the Philharmonic
G ub this evening NJ the l'nivcrsAlist Ch irch
Thirteenth and l. streets northwest, promises
to be n very entertaining Hlar In addition
10 the tine programme prepared Miss Kate
Willard will assist, and there are many In the
city who are acquainted h'isu 'nei nl,GiGal,
should not be srcccsshll in every respect.
National Republican., 1888-02-22
American nPharmaceutical Association.

Articles of incorporation of the American
pharmaceutical Association were flied in the
recorders Office yesterday The object Of the
association is TO regulate and elevate the drug
business. The signers are from among the
leading druggists OF the country.
National Republican., 1888-02-22

Bishop psrrt has assigned the folowin:
dates for his wits To administer The ite o.
confirmation in the Episcopal Gnu -chcs Of this
District Feb. 26. Christ Church, &c )rgctOwu
Feb. ~, st. Mark's; March /, st. Andrews
March IL, st. Johns Ascension, and st, Pdul's
March l., Epiphany, Christ, ana Triaity
March 70, st. Johns, Georgetown; March %
Holy Cross, and March 2S, Incarnation.
National Republican., 1888-02-22

THE most efiicacous stimulants to excite the
appetite are Angostura Bitters prepared by Dr.
J. &. h. Siegeft Il sons. Beware of counter.
ieits. Ask your grocer or druggist for the
pnuinp article
National Republican., 1888-02-22

MEMORY is the treasury of reason, the regis
thought, but what is memory without reason
and Judgment II Is these last that convince
us that we can't get safely through the winter
without Dr., Bulls Cough Syrup.
National Republican., 1888-02-22

orr establishment "W be closet at /
oclock p. m., on "Wednesday, feb. 22-
U'dAiOgio,'S Bnthddy. =
WOODWARD u LoTHROP.
National Republican., 1888-02-22

HoIME,, Fragrant FrOstila is recommended
as unsurpassed Tor curing chapped hands and
rough skin. Price, 20 cents. Sold at SINMs :
Pharmacy.
National Republican., 1888-02-22
Blshop pare,,s Combinations.

RICE, photographer, will make sittlngS ali
day. 10 sccumOGNlc those who wish to take nd.
vantage OF the holiday.
National Republican., 1888-02-22

r. II. ATKINSON. OF the architects Office,
writes "ilave given l}ogert's Cough syrup to
my children from their infancy, and il acts
ike magic" contains no poison whatever.
National Republican., 1888-02-22

JAMES +. WAUGH says ~ consider Bogerts
Cough Syrup the best have ever used' %
cents n bOttle.
National Republican., 1888-02-22
An Abundant suppIy of Ice,

The men and hOtSes sent to the Kenuebec
river, Maine, by the Independent Ice Company
to assist IN gathering a supply Of ice for the
company. returned here Saturday. The horses
were transported in two of BurtOns stock cars,
viii, h have all the convenenCeS for feeding
and watering stock. Mr.. VIM. II. IorkeS, stI.
The expedition. The Company has already
housed CO OCO tons of ice in Maine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11
In Brief, and TO the Point.

DysIe STA Is terrible. Ds,r"ered
liver is misery. Indig, stion Is u foe to
good nature
The human digestive apparatus is
one of the moot complicated and won.
derful things in ex silence. 1t Is easily
put out OF order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookers, mental worry, late hours,
irregular habits. aud many other
things which ought not To be, have
made the American people a race OF
dyspepiics.
But Green's August Flower has
done n wonderful work ia reforming
his sad business and max ing the
American people 50 healthy that they
can enjoy their meals and be happy.
Remember:-No happiless without
health. But Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness Il the
dyspeptic. Ask your dr. uggist for II
bottle. Seventy-ive cents.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

Before Hon. T. T.. Bach, judge OF
the Fourth district, yesterday, Attsr-
ney A. IL. O'Conn"r appeared Ia be-
half of Fred Waite side aud argued Tor
ar.-,sy ny Of The cust. IN TIE case non
suited ut Gl-ndIve Thursday 10 which
Caster county wa the defendant. MI.
O'Connor .Ddeav, led to prove that a.
the county commissioner were de.
lendauts IN The case they were moi
entitled ~ mileage ur tees and several
other Items Of n like import were pre-
'ented. The decision OF the Judge la.
not y,t been gwen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11
DISTRICT COURT.
Spring Term-sixth Day.

United states W. ID. +. Hunter ct
al, unlawiully fencing public domain;
demurrer overruled aud judgment en-
tered for plaintiff.
United States W. Marion Flaharty,
unlawfully fencing public domain: de.
murrer overruled aud judgment Ell.
tered for plainlitf.
United States W. Benz f. Bisel, TN
lawfully fencing public domain; de-
murrer ovrrruitd and judgment en-.
tered for plainlill.
Henry RIchmour took the oath of
allegiance aud his final naturalization
papers aud is now u free American CIT.
izen.
The territorial grand jury having
finished their labors reported to the
Judge aud were discharged. Follow
ing Is their report:
GRAND JURY REPORT.
To the Hon. 3. DeWUlf, Judge of the
Third district of Montana, Custer
County:
W. the grand jury OF the March
term of 1855, respectfully report:
We have examined into all cases
presented before Us, and have found
true bills where evidence was of sum
cent weight Ia our minds to warrant
conviction, aud not true bills, where
evidence was uJl ~ found.
We do not deem IL necessary to
make any recommendations not made
In reports OF former grand juries.
We have visited tue county build
ings aud Offices.
The county records appear to be
neatly aud correctly kept, aud W,
know Of no farther business that re
quires u attention.
We thank the court and ils officers,
for many courtesies extended.
LoRINo u. REA,
Foreman.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11
Grand Army ExercIsss.

U. s. Grant Post M. ii. Department
of Montana. q. A. Il. will give it's
third annual ball aud drill ut the Rink
la this city ~ the evening Of Thurs
day, March y. lSSS. Tickets admit
ing gentleman aud ladies 500.
Music by Fifth infantry band; supper
extra. Tickets Will be placed on sale
ut drug torres and at Major Borchardt's
store, ur eau he hal at door.
HENRY RoMEYN,
. Post COMMANDER.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

Bishop Brewer arrived Ia the city
yesterday AFTERNOON Oh the east bound
tram. He is staying at The rectory,
North Eleventh street. The Bishop
Will preach al the church this morn
ing al 10 O'Clock aud Tonight ut 1850
Tomorrow he begins n weeks m.-s on
at tue church. He intends t. have
two services each day at 1880 u. N.
and 1870 y. III. The service will con.
slst uf bray ,rs and hymns aid ad-
dresses by the Bishop on practical
Christianity aud instructions Ia
Chrrstlan,ty aud the religious life.
THIS b, the frat Episcopal mission
ever helu u Miles Clty anu csnuot fail
To be interesting and prJit iOle to all
who attend.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

The ladies ofthe NJ T.. church will
give n dinner and upper on March
18th aud lith. In the building formerly
occupied by Mr.. skinner. Dinner
each day from lli3Ot m. to- p. m.
Supper from 8 10 q O'Clock.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

Parties from Beaver creek report all
that country suowedl In but that
stock are going about their rustling
ClS food without signs Of exhaustion CT
dispiriiedD,ss.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

TIN Callahan departed for his home
ct Dillon yesterday. lie has spent u
pleasant week 10 Miles City visiting
with his brother at the Mcqueen
house.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

Nate Bernard arrived last night from
Q tip 10 the states. He will remain
In Miles Guy some days aud then pro.
coed TO his business location In the
Cour d, AIeDe mining district.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11
FrsnticalIy yours.
Y GRAIN.

Mar.hsl Kelly left last night for
his home ut Deer Lodge the erin
insl hn-ine-s uf the United
STATES c"urI being at An End. The
Mar hal likes NJ le. City nearly ~
well as he il liked,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

A telegraph report In the Helena
Herald Of Friday evening wa. to the
effect that the Sullivan Mitchell fight
had been postponed until Monday.
But last nishtan apparently anthem
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

Everything which belongs TO pure,
healthy blood Is impaired by Hoods
Ssrsaparilla. A trial will convince you
of its merit.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

The United States business will he
concluded In the court in u or two
more days.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

j. X. McNutt. Of Fort Custer, who
hes a milk ranch on the reservation,
arrived 10 the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

The Urited States trial jury having
been discharged all the outside resi-
dents have left town.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

Services in the NJ. +. church to-day
at IL q. IN. and 1901 m.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

b. w. Lsdd came in from his Pow
der river ranch yesterday and will be
ready for trial juror work Monday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11
LOCAL TIE M S.

Nc con viction in United States cour,
this term.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

In the the District Court OF the Third Judlska
ID strict OF the Territory OF Montana within asa
for tue county Of Custer.
Action brought h
1.-THE district cosu
III the Tnifd ~
Idicial District ~
Edward @. Burgess. |,he Territory q
Plaintiff. Montana. In aBd
Against Tor he county ~
samuel N. Parker, /tusier, and a.
Defendant c0mptHiut fled n
lsad county y
lCustet. In The a.
Ihce OF the elert
Iof said Dis1iss
Court.
The people OF the Territory Of Montana -
g'ef,ing to ssmuelM N. srker, defendant
in an &c ion brought az inst you BY q.
above named plainiif In the district eounI
Of the Third Judicial District Of IL
TeuitHry OF Montana, in ADD tor the ssIx
county Of Custer, an 10 a sver the eotnplat~s
6led the Elm. within ten days CeIcu,ive Of The dW
OF servicr) after the service On ,ou Of this sun
mons III served within this c amy. or. n serv>l
out OF D. county, bat In this dlstri ct. then VIII
~ ,.enly days otherwise I. ,hin forty d,ys-G
Judgment by d fault vii b" iAken against you, -
eordi x 10 tn pnyerof spid complaint.
This action is brought 10 recover the sum
s9Sl ~ up"n \ pr mis- DRY tote da ed Feb. n
1887 ID ne slr month . Ter date and inie rest thes
on frnIu date a. the rate ~ siX per zen pa aDnun
AMI al o 20 iOrec Os . lieu o. mnrigag- a onan
lh. fighi, title and interest o. the said dsfcndaa
j rkrT Ia and TOT property and premises OF ~
faTksr Caitle Company. the said property BE- ia
silUA ed in the I, ,unty Of Custer aud Terri ory
Montana, and e. fap order Of cont, that Oh. suk1
Z ghi. titlr and interest OF the said Defendant Pc
her be sold By ,ls shrr d Of - d county se,ordiux
TO law And he ~rHriiee OF his court q" paiisfy ssn
Judgment and mortgage. D. will more fully aIpeAf
~ refrfen ~ olplsint IN Gle herein. And ya
ar hereby ne. lied that II you fail TO n y ar and
ansser tn. said cOuplsint as above required. tks
said plainIin will apply o III. c urt for the reltnf
q, m,nded in he cosir ain and fr costs OF suit.
Given uDd, Q my hand ant the seal a. the pistsia
Court OF the Thi d Judicial DistrIa
o the Territory Of NontauA, 10 aal
for the aid county OF { ister this 90
IsrAL,l day Of Feb Usry, In IA. year u 90
Lnrd one thousand eight hundred ~
eightysigbt,
JAMES McFARLLfE. cIsrk
. x. MIDDLETON.
Plaintiff Attorney. ~
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

Heavy SHOWS IN The east have put
the trains from xix TO twelve hours
late.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

Hans p. Nelson was an arrival from
Billings yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

G. ". Estshrook came down from
the ditch camp y..terd ~.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

/ do not like 10 anticipate a row,
but certainly a small storLl is brewing.
IL has leaked cut that, among other
iron.clud rules the committee recon-.
meuds that the number OF hours h
bachelor may spend with a lady on Nh
evening call will b. gra led acc riding
to bis age. The older the bachelor the
more e is the hours. The mOsl
vigorous protestant to this rule il Col
Comstock. but that old fellow should
not forget that be Is not u bachelor
and must take u back .eat. Iuterlop.
ing will moi be allowed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

New York Count oysters at Carter
restaurant, 80 cents per can.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

Jack Hawkins, E.q., has handed me
tue following .or publication. He
Sc, ms W have an Idea that | am cvu-
ueeled III all honorable way with The
bachelors, aud that such publications
ought ~ pas, through my hands.
Is es- him! Ii be only knew the dam
ger he WIS Ia he would tremUle tor
Ills bachlur houors. | know u pair uf
sol blue eyes that melt with fel vent
neat whenever Jack COMES within
TIER range:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

"The Conclusion" n very pretty
picture, for safe At Mr.. Campbell's,
has had twenty-five per cent. added
10 the old price.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

In the TIE District Court OF the Third Judlsiai
strict OF the Territory OF Montana within Aas
for tue county OF Custer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

Bachelor Thos. Jefferson Porter "
writing a novel on AN unannounced
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11
ATTENTION BACHELORS!

The cuuinIlt Go appointed al the last
IuiUrmal meeting OF MI4es CIiy bach.
eiurs 10 formulate plau OF UrgauIza-
ton and code Ui governmental rules luT
a peruIau-t bachelors cut, will meet
al DR.. Whitney 8 office on saturday
nighI, March IL, mt, for the purpose
~ hearing aud discussing the commit.
tees report. A full attendance 10 re-
yuesled, aud n cordial invitation ex-
tended to all Respectable a"u well.
meaning bachelors in Custer county.
Arthur O'Counor, Esq, aud Mr.. VIM.
F-rdon ave Consented Ia attend and
ling original soigs. Mr.. 0'Cnnnor will
exile himself two days for pr-para-
ton. Mr.. Ferdon will trust TO the in.
spiTstion OF the occasion.
BY order Of the committee,
JOHN HAWKINS,
l.a m A m
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

Lieut.. Lyman, the handsome bach.
elor from Fort Ike gh, will attend the
committee meeting aud represent tie
army. We expect n highly humorous
address from the gentleman. The
fact is-and this announcement Is made
sub rosa-the copy is already in NY
posses siou.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11
ll1IsAsp IA

Cross-GrAin's Raving--The Bachelors
Gathering Their Forces-A New Poet Dis
covered with a New Ai~lment-Bless The
Facts.
The large piece of black Grape that
adorned the 'front.' duor knob of the
JOURNAL uiiice lat Monday morning
was Intended as n notice Ia the wretch
ell compassion who made the blunder
IN my paragraphs last sunday, that
there would be II funeral procession In
that n-ighiorhoud " the snIue seam
dial occur-d again. The proof Reader
Is partially To blame. but | have deter
mined ~ Postpone til. punishment
atjudgea hun IuIIl the Yellowstone 10
freed from It's Icy prison. L Intend to
drown HIM. Due notice OF the occasion
Will I've %ubisled, ~ that IA synipstu IL
ing public will have all opportunity To
witnessing the GER monies.
80
| have a grudge against Mineheer
Charley Brown. He Informed me,
officially, that a chinook was on It.
way bilher aud wou,d arrive un Fri
doy night about IL o'cluck. AS my
ron Is immediately underneath the
oil 81 The MacYueen HOUSE, wrapped
myself III u blanket and posted myseif
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

-.
| am sorry To announce that Mr..
Lutte Dear Is seriously III. The poetic
aud vocal effort mad, by his hated
rival. Mr.. Al. Campbell, last week,
fills his otherwise generous heart wilh
jealousy. The congratulations show.
cred upon Mr.. Campbell by nearly
every citizen almost paralyzed Mr..
Dear. On Tuesday he undertook TO
write a song, but the eifIrt nearly cost
him his life. am not surprised. A
small fragment of the -ong, caught by
a sudden draught Of siberian chinook
was waited into my path, aud | picked
IL up. This Is all there was of IL.
I stand beneath the crescent moon,
And upwardt turn my longing eyesi
The moon, the moon, the sllyery moon,
The moon that shines alhwart the skies.
The moon, the moon, o, dam the moon.
-.
After repeated efforts and Us many
failures MIR. Dear became 20 nervous
that Mr.. Swero flyer. who was, foftn.
nstely, In the Office. found IL necessary
to summon assistance aud carry the
poet 10 his room. We recommend
cold baths twice u day for n month.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-11

@. Burgess,
Plaintiff.
Against
Samuel N. Parker,
Defendant
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24
@latne=wtno itber matne.

91a9 Ser neueften 8a6G lit Matne
telegrapbtrte 8ldtne itber ietnem Sea-
men in ale @elt binals, baB Die repl1bLiz
fanii6e W,3br6eit itber 10000 Stilnntelt
betrage, bic 9r0Bte Maebr6eit iett 1866, ltnb
baB hte Yrp6ibtttonspartet iberaa an
Sttmmen b~erliere.
Q8te gepDbnLi6, bat 8latne @tn6 9ez
ntddt. DEM aus ben seltalteren 8ert6ten
ergiebt it6 Solgeltbes: Wdbrenb Die re-
publtfanti6e Bturalitdt in Wtaine i'm Sep>
TENDER 1884, 3tpet Ntonate Dor Der bantali>
gen YrGitoentenmabl, 1900 Detrug, belief
tie it6 OieSrnal MIR duf 1896. @uer0tngS
lit Die @Cl1mnt3a6l Der re~pu6ltf1ntl9en
Sttmmell otesnlal ettpas gr0Ber ais Dor
bier Sabren, nGrtli@ Inn 2 Bro5ent; a6er
Die bentofrattiGe StimnenSabl bat UNI 5
PrD5ent Stgertontnren.
Die 9entofraten 9aben ihon ottgeft6ts
obtger i3Qblen me6r @r1n0 Slr Treloe
ilber Weatne, ais Sic 9iepubltfdneS. ltno
bentofratiI6e polttti6e 9tedenfiinitler tIiiz
9eln Solge1beS aus: Wenn Die repltblifa>
nti6e uno Die oemofrdttI6e StimmenSa6l
BET ber YrditbentenpahL in folgenben Stao>
ten I'M 9let6en 8er6Gltltilie itetgt, tpie BET
Der n~eueten Staatspa6l in W2atne, 10 miro
Die 8llralitdt @lepelan6'S In Connecticut
bon 1900 aus benz Sabre 1884 I'M iebigen
Sabre auF 1900 iteigen In Jtelp Seriep BON
1000 auf 5000; in Snbiana BON $500 auf
$4,000; tn Stem Oorf BON 1000 duf 5000;
nnb bic 8latnec Ylrralttdt BON 1900 BET Der
borigen Brdftoententpabl In WiGigan miro
odn1 Dtesn1al su ether @lepelano 'l9en 8lu>
ralitGt bon 2400 perben.
Stun f0nnten fretlt6 in ben ebengenann>
ten Staaten let6t gal15 atbere Stromunz
aelt berri6en, ais IN Waine. 0o6 aud in
8etreff bet 8robtbitionspartet bat Blaine
Mino getna6t, tpeu11 man ibre Sttmnen
BET 6er n~eueiten 8abl in Weaiite nit benen
BET Der StaatspabL stpet Wfonate Dor Der
portgen 8rdiiDentenipabl perglei6t. Sci
Der Wabl Dor bier sSabren bate oteie Bartet
2160 Sttnln1en, bet Der DteSlndltgen 1889,
alio einen @eiptnn BON 335 Bro5ent. llnb
BET Der port9en 4rdftbentenipabL bate Die
8robibttionspartei in Wtaite gar l1ltr 2143
Stimmen. Statt DAP biele Bartet, pte
Blaine minbbeutelte, iberol Stimmen berz
lor, Fat alio aud ite, glei6 Den 9emofraten
in Wtaine, an Stirnmen getppnnen. Den
ebrli6eren Brobibitioniiten lit eben Die
bortige republifanti6e 8artei aud oe8balb
Elm 0reueG, neil Die borttgen republtfantz
iden 8eantten uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ben
ge9eimer Suielausi9anf 5i repnbltfantl0z
polttti6ei1 53peGen pertpertben, tnbem lie
6~ieienigen TuielbG1bler, pelAe fir Die re-
publifantl6e Yartei etntretelt, 1tratlos ge7
nG6ren Iai1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-09-24
@roper. @eniannta ,.,eS gnaner.

Weaft bat ieBt einen lteberblif iiber Bic
8eurt9eiL1ng Der 81 II a + m e b t tef Der
Stpet bebeutenDiten 8rdltoent6a al tsz
&anbtbdten BON Seiten BET Bartetz
preiie. Die oentofrdtti6en 8arteiblGtter
er6eben Glepelanb'S GRANDDAUGHTER in ben
6tlnrnel uno tperfen belt bon 6nrriiDn ms
bDati6e Seuer, uno Die republtfantl6en
Earteibldtter MAIDEN eS um9efebrt. 8on
elmer uf%tbefangene1 &rittf ftnOet man AUDI in
0euti6 a mertfanti6en Bartets
blGttern faum etlte Spur. 9teS Nue5 pGre
iebr ergDblt6, ipenn es nt6t traurig tDGre.
8eieDen mir unS beute bas 8erbalte1 Der
INSTRUMENTATION BarteiSettuugen gu
Dem 8enebmen ber betoer iettigen BrGitbentz
16~aftsfanbipaten in Der Semperen5s
frGge.
9aB 6erielbe @rober GGebeIan6,
tpel6er in Ietnem Nnndbme6riefe Dor bier
Sahren 10 prGd1ttg fir perl0nli6e Sreibett
11no fir guten beuti0en 8rau9 ant @erf>
ltnb Spnntage einitan0, in ietnem neuen
8rtefe iiber bieIe 9tnge mduS1enitiue lit,
bat >getptB nt6t pentge beutl6e Demofratie
i6e .3ettltt1gen innerLt6 ttef beleiotgt. Nber
ieDe MeuBerung zines lDl6en @efliblS tpur0e
tbnen BON ben Barteiriidii9ten unterlagt.
606itens bruntmte bic cine ober bic an
6ere; aber tie brulnmte D5er brittle 10
tdltbetlanft, mtee bet ben 36pen Ipielenoe
bieoere atbenti6e 6an6tperfSmdltn in benz
3mil6enIpiele bon 8Dramlts un6 S6isbe in
S~bafeipeare'S Sommerna6tStraltn1 Die
meiiten i6pte9en uber Die fataIe @el6i@te
9dn5lt6.
Cine Musuabme mo6te etn 6euti6es De-
ntotratilGeS 8latt in D%en1tentgen Stadte,
tpelden Glepelatb lelb1t bann nt6t entbebz
ret fam, tpenu ct 3tpar Seem Oorf, aber
ni6t 3uglei9 Seem SSerieD ulto Connecticut
befommt, ndmli6 Snbiana. Ser etfrig
@lebelano'i9e rGGgl. GeIegrapD" in
indianapolis la9te nGmltd:
v9er Brditbent bat in ietnem Qtta6mez
l6retben nab Dem Beilptele Der ct. 0outler
BLottOrm Die bo6pt6ttge Hro6tbttipnsfrage
nit Sttui6meigen ~iibergangen, iebr gu Iet7
mem SGaoer un0 unlerem W1tBDergnitger1.
Die @rlnDe, tpelhe i'm basu belpO9el1
haben, ltnb: y Der Wuni6, Sic 6duptfra9e
(9artD nt6t ourG 0erfnppeluna nit anoe>
ren 6ragen ab3ul1pG6en, melder i'm ia
AUDI betuog, ietne Iebte ocSa6resbotiduft an
ben GongreB alien 6ertornmen sutptber
ausi6GieBli6 bieIer 1raoe al piOmer;
= Die Nnnabme, Dab letl1e Stellun9 6egen
Brpblbttton ourd iet1 Mnna6meitbretben
Dor bier Sabren bereits ebenio alIgen1ein be-
tartt lei, als 6drriion'S Stelun0 fit 8ros
b%tbtttot. @tnen oritten @run0 ldeiut bas
Dem0trattl DE NattpnaGe@om mite
betnt Arditosnten qeIteno gema6t gu baben,
1l9l1lt9 pen, baB man Sen Yro6ts
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