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mission fee 20 this park. and when inside
NAV do ~ ycu please about going M in
the balloon There are restaurants here
and pleasant pavilions. and one may sit
and rest and sip his beer or his glass OF
lemonade while watching the aeronaut and
his ASSISTANTS manage their aerial craft
and get the passengers properly fixed IN
the car before starting on journey 10 the
clouds. There is something about bal
loon which catches the popular fancy. l
never saw > balloon that did not want TO
get near It and study it, and finally 10
make an ascent in il. Probably . major
ity of the human race are similarly at
fected- 1t must be that the BALLOON ~ fas-
cinassng because Il IS mysterious. and be-
cause II scars TO regions which man can
visit in no other way. because il is sort
OF connecting linz between terra tirma
and the heavens. AT any rate. Whatever
the cause, large numbers Of people do
come 10 this park to see the captive air
ship. and many of them pay s. each for
the privilege of making the ascent.
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knowledge Of how to live and behave. It
shows how. step by step, he has advanced
from ssvagery to his present high estate.
As il to make the picture more real, more
striking and impressive, here are large
number Of specimens Of savage life, gath
cred from the forest, the jungle and the
desert Of all the earth. Thus il is that here
in this ideal city. this city of palaces, this
city in which modern man has displayed
the best of which he 10 capable in all fields
Of human energy. the primitive man comes
in also to afford graphic contrast in the
object lesson of progress.
None Of these savages are moro interest
ing than the Dahemeyites from Africa.
From the very center of the dark conti-
nent they have come, through the enter
prise Of French Snowman. to exhibit
their persons and their customs. A village
has been built for them on the Midway
Piaisance. It is as large in area a. an or
binary city block. Visitors pay Is cents
each for the privilege of entering, and the
show il well worth the money. One finds
the village to be q hollow square. Run.
ming all around the Enclosure is Q line of
huts of native construction. built of trees
and boughs with rude mud walls. Az
looked ct these huts / could not avoid the
thought Of how in the building of the
White City itself modern man has merely
initiated the methods of his savage ances-
tors. The palaces of the Worlds fair are
simply undiscovered buildings. But their
mud 10 white like marble. and it II
moulded into all the beautiful and express
sive forms which art can give it. Well,
the huts Of the Dahomeyites are not
pretty, but they are comfortable. They
have doors Of wood. and their matched
roofs do tolerably well to keep the rain of.
There is very little furniture within them,
and no glass in the small windows. In
the climate of Dahomey cold il not an
element that must be guarded against.
The inhabitants Of these huts sleep on the
floor, rolling themselves in rude blankets
of their own construction and in the skins
Of animals.
One of the huts 10 . kitchen-an open
house with tables and . modern cook
stove! To this extent at least it must DO
presumed the village 10 not true to ma
ture." for in the savage life Of West Africa
the cook stove il an exotic. Some Of the
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sIasses q the hrie eaddeniy the Iieussn-
ant SHOWED his ssesh in > grim. While she
captain dushed 70 . deeper rcd.
'srkss's Hairy Hudson on the afssr-rail,
sir,
.1s.s Iov. impsrtinsnt olseksuard, Hen
With him. Could you reach him with the
long ss. Mr. Smeaton p
Another cable length will do it. sir" :
The brig waved - they spoke. and - she
came Wound . squirt Of smoke Whitfield out
from aer quarter. IL vas . purs piece OF
bravsao. for the gun could scarcely carry
half say. Then with . jsunsy swing the
roune fresh curve Of the winding
cEanlei.
.sTse waters shoaIine rapidly. sir, /" re-
ported the second lieutenant.
..Itere's six fathoms oy the chart"
"Fsur by sae lead. Cir. I"
~ aen We clear this point We shall see
how we lie. Hal thought - much !!
Lay iser 70. Mr.. Wharton. Now We have
got h4r ~ our mercy"
Ths fr gate was quite out Of sigh. Of the
sea q ow o. the head Of this riyer-lixe estu-
AIRY. As she came round the curve the two
shorss were seen 70 converge At a point
abous mile distant. In the angie. ss near
with aer broadsIde toward her pursuer and
. wisy Of black cloth streaming from her
mixxen. The lean lieutenant who had re-
sppes:red upon deck with . cutlass
ssrsroed TO his side and two pistols
ramnsed into his belt. peered curiously ~
the ensign.
ia it the Jolly Roger. sirf" he asked.
But the captain vas furious. HE may
hang where his brooches are hanging be-
fore i have done with him." said he.
whit boats will you want, Mr.. Whsr-
ton 7s
the j,.liy boat"
"fske four and make clean Job Of il.
Pipe away the crews at once and I'll work
her ia and help you with the long lS's."
With . rattle Of ropes and creaksng OF
blocks the four boats splashed into the
wates Their crews clustered thickiy into
thens. barefooted sailors. stolid marines,
laughing middies. and in the sheets OF
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THE NEW ORDER.

The old lives are dead and gone aud ros.sn
The Old thoughts shaii never more Be thou .ht
I ne Old faiths havs failed and are forgotten
The cd S;siies arc done. the EgA, il TONIGHT
Aad with csans aud roll the new creation
barso iorIa mid tears and blood and tribula.
ton.
There sssli rise from this confused sound OF
voices
4 sr'ner 'si'h than that cur fathers knew.
deco religion which acne rejoices
Ia worship Of tns Infinitely True
Not huisi on ritr or rs,r;eui, cut AueY
And earer reverence for Lord OWNER
There ssalI come from cut this strife and groaa.
ing
broader Aaa ;asser Brotherhood
4 deep equality OF aim. pasipoalns
All seinsa seeking 10 the general good
iasss saail come . tine when each shall IA
another -
70 - Caris' would have him-a.oshsr unto
brother.
There shAu come . tina when h,o,herhoos
shows stronger
Than TIE narrow ssounis wa.eh nov a,x,,,s,
TIE world.
when tie csnnons roar and ,rumpe,s slsrs no
loorey,
Ana sas ison-eiad russs and ha,,le-a.x, A.,
sGYied.
waea the barr of creed aad speeeh and r.o.
which sever.
shall b fused in one humanity fc-eve.
- Lesss Nora
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GEORGE WASHINGTON

monument In 1855. the invitation commit
tee. after great pains and i'm immense CORE
spondence. finally drew up the list Of 500
descendants. "the glorious 500," which
they in the innocence Of their hearts be-
iieved would be sufficient Alas for such
expectations. Letters of indignant pro-
test poured in upon them from other
''iineal descendants" everywhere between
Maine and California and the difficulties
OF the committee were only begun.
Some OF the claims were certainly rather
fiimsy in their character. For instance.
the descendants Of Gen. Alexander Spots-
wood, including a number Of army officers
in various Southern states, declared them.
selves Washington descendants. because
their grandmother. Elizabeth, had been
adopted by Gen. Washington. Other
families demanded recognition as the de.
sccndanis of Esther Ball. a sister of Wash
ington's mother. The claimants IN this
lies, the Chinns the Conways and others
who pride themselves on being the great
great great grand nephews and nieces of
George Washington mother.
Among the various other claimants tn
descent from Gen. Washington are
Mrs. Maria Washington Weir, the wife
OF DR.. Robert f. Weir. OF New YORK
Samuci Washington: Mrs. Kate Washing
ton Hunter. wife of Dr. James b. Hunter.
also of New York. and also great-grand-
daughter OF the national hero: Miss Mar
garet Washington, Of Washington CITY.
who calls herself "the nearest relative Of
Washington now living" Col. Thornton
Augustine Washington, of the land Office
at Washington. a great-grand nephew Of
George Washington; Mss Engena
Washington. Of Washington City. a
greas-grand niece OF the great Wash
ington: Mrs. Harriet Washington Tall
madge. OF Washington City who claims
the same relationship; Edmund Law
Rogers. Of Baltimore. who believes himself
to DC the oldest living descendant OF
Martha Washington: Richard b. WASH
ington. of Charleston. W. Va. declared TO
be the Oldest living male descendant OF
Augustine Washington and Mary Bail. -
the parents Of George Washington; Mrs.
Britannia w. kennon. nee Peter. widow
oil Commodore kennon, who considers
herself the oldest iemae descendant. OF
Martha Washington; Mr. and Mrs. George
A. Washington. of Cedaryiiie, Tenn, and
Dalndernesd Lewis. Of Audley. Va, VINO
regards himself as the oldest man alive
having IN his veins the blood Of both the
Washington and the Cusiis families.
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roof overhead bat no vails around il.
The door % Of rough ptanks. Here you
may witness one Of the stran1e9t spec
tacies 20 b found IN this region OF strange
spectaciesl At one end of the floor sit .
motley group Of musicians They are
have very little clothing on their black.
shining bodice, and what there is has been
fea-fuily and wonderfully made. They
have rings in their noses and discs of
metal in their ears, and their bodies bear
the marks and scars Of hattie. They are
al lank and lean ana lazy. Neither the
climate nor the aonriShment Of the region
whence they come induces fat.
if they are gsotesque wha: shall be said
Of the instruments upon which they play
One is drum which young fellow beats
with four sticks. Another is 3 rude either
which gives of noises that must have
frightened the animals ont Of the forests
OF Africa. A third is = pair of large stones
set in dry and husky skin bag, and hen
the vigorous artist in charge of il shUcSs
it TO and fro you get the hiss Of fifty rat
tiespakes all coilet ready for . spring.
Others play upon wooden horns Of
mouynful execution, ard still others beat
vessels of copper aud clap discs together
after the manner Of cynabals. The musi-
clans and their performers are presided
over by their King. I didn't learn his
party and has the most beard on MD face
thought it was his fat that made him
ruler. He has . square head and jaws like
. bulldog. and I Was not surprised to dis.
cover that all the warriors and Amazons
are afraid as death of him. They believe
he will cut their heads of if they disohey
him, and he might do it-in Dahomcy He
looks biOodthirsty enough TO do it even
here in the center OF civilization. He sits
there all day long without change of ex-
preston on his face and without having
converse with ans one. A slave stands
behind HIM holding an umbrella over his
royal person. He 10 IN embodiment of
savage dignity and authority. He is like
the Oriental monarch Of slew square miles
OF Wild country and , squad Of 500 no
MAIDS who used to crawl out of his tent at
dawn. drink . calabash of mares milk
and with grand flourish toward the east
exclaim: Il have broken my fast Now.
sun, you have my permission to shine
upon the world"
Now the head drummer begins to beat
the skin Of his instrument. At first il is
. gentle, rhythmic tapping. At each sue
cessive tap the blow 10 tribe harder, the
noise little louder. Now another drum
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o shs tipd n shenoA fl The het5ovo
AraSssvesp On she suelis Of tie ptatn.
Wber$ tAe dun gyn1s e1oses and wsiiOWo
Andsths basel bush sbateo - In pot0
With pssusaot ais aad shsyeR
OF lgiss snd Of pals.
WhtJeStAp tFoe6 bBoezs ss.e9Do uGo NV
AbAsesasS like . lar ~ nAsn-
IL vide vsvss, ssssiess bat vemy,
Roif on 70 the hass-htd sun:
Hear she :ush-bssf The noar-heas n DaS'
hssf
49, jha little wsvss sessafly run!
o hsfs: e. the songs TIE vest wind sao9D:
To tta bowed esSs hearing tsefs comes
The saznd Of far haxpsag Of hssp-ssrinGD
Andiaotss Of dis piraags AID dTnAA
msese vest v1ad Of the prairie
HosS h. lssps In hts might
No bo4 naasiss knows he or cares BE-
No 1hy aud 10 rixssi
His Gfss feef are weary never,
He 10 4sssf Ne u taesst
Nov k.s asssses fns eEo1ds In the aif,
xow' hs trsmpiss tns grass In his nsgAst
But uksisss In s2e.ng o. In sumnss.
Or s.ssmn's xfsy shadow % snsns,
Chain 3.ss and care ffes u be
A. O I'D in Q mot Of Sine.
He 10 s9rd of the whole SKIS hollow.
He p.ssseses sns wnois yss; plain
Ne les ,s ard ths Wild clouds follow:
He f:owna, and tssy vaniss ~ rs!r-
--Hanits GGEon4
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cool beer More than once they have had
10 call the patrol wagon and cart him OF
to the calaboose.
Among the odd experiences to De enjoyed
1t the fair none is more novel or interest
Ing than that Of going up in balloon.
This balloon, which has been placed here
fos the amusement Of visitors and for the
enrichment o; its rropriesors. Is no. free
flying balloon. That is TO saw. u does no,
sail through space ~ fast - the winds Of
the earth may drive i. This Is . captive
balloon and q good. iafge rope j; - that -
used to hold the monster TO earth. As
cents in it are comparatively free from
danger.
The balloon park 10 . little ways beyond
that other monster Of the overhead regions,
the vertical wheel You pay small ad-
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Women
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Dr.. SifIll1s.
Arsenic
COInplexlOn Waeesn

The cniy real hcauts6sr Of the Ska -
nc<ins all inPesfessoas. p;a7les. hxxAs..
ssoseAes. scushaess aad eNaneses. -
eeausfai clear ani rehned cosaplenos. 49,.
ten ct al Seholderx rcsEec,ls SAFE - -.
discontinued aay tine after the desns .. y
cSsained. Gestae geauine. made BY 49,
- W. Monroe. Chicago At dnszr;un. .
snreeeips Of price. $z.ooper box
For sale BY Stewart & Holmes Drug G.
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THE ADVANCE OF NAN.
Object Lessons Of Progress at
the Worlds Fair.
VISIT TO THE DAnoMey VILLAGE
The Aneriean Gosh 0sri KvefywAefo u
the Ixpesifion-Ths Ballosn
ADe~neiOn.

WQRLp's FAM. June 2z.-ISpecial Cor
respondence. l-if this great exposi-
ton teaches any lesson 1t is of
the wonderful progress made by
man in the arts and sciences, IN the
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@-THE-
Hope Kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS IoR
BOYS AND GIRLS
Held IN the Log Cabin. cor Of TsmpGgaoQ -
Republican streeta North ssatsls. ms
- Ia q m. Also 1920 Eleventh -
from l:30 70 A:S0 p -
Principal, Mise Wintefbourue (rnnA1 -
Graduate cf the Home AMI Colonial m
ING College. london. England). ~
holds . King County Teachers
Cestincaie. second gFaAA

Fees payable In advance for either 0o
o. per month.
\ small fec Of csc pee month will b. chae1o1fD
ktnierf Arten materials. Of gifts And ssaa1no1
The methods Of teachinN are basp1 Il
FREBELs SYSTEM. which l. now hQinH -
VERBALLY adopted BY the best teachers q lne1o4
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DO Net Fergeo

That IN addition 10 the superior service
and fast time acquired by taking the Union
Pacific system, all tickets 10 the World =
fair are good via Ogden. Salt Lake and
Beaver.
Fer sleeping car reservations and gen.
era. information call on or address
A. c. MARTIN. General Agent
sOS Second street. Seattle. Wash.
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In 1898

AL rcsds LED 70 Cascag. The Chicago. Nil
wsuEes 4 81 Pae raj. way esds tbs vAa. Tx
eurstca fstes 10 the Worlds !alE
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VIII positively cure sicx hssdachs and prs-
vent its return Carers Little Liver Pi,ta
THIS 10 not ssik. bot truth One pill q dose
Sec advertisement email Dill. snL, Co.
email prizes.
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School. county and city warrant.
wanted. Washington Timber Loan Com
psny, room Is Halter block.
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The case Of Mfa William Ladd. Of RockfSo4
i perhaps the most remarkable one thai -
been brought before the notice OF the pu0tte 49,
began TO fall psdiy, lost all appetite an4 -
serious condition from general dvbtfW ~
menstrual periods became very painful -! l1.
Was great sufferer from this cause uneA
finally stopped. caused ty thin and tmpere 49,
Many eminent physicians were cousene3
could give her no relief Her many fteou
lieved IL TO DO consumption. Reing -
folr children. and presiding over . happy
she had everythirg pcs.ibie TO live FOG A. l..
by AZ AT OF Providence. she heard OF the w.
AZOTH BlTTEkS. and. with renewe9
deuce, b ugnt bott e. In week she sh0we9 Hszr
I'd Improvement and tn eisht weeks Was 3 -
happy wife and mother tss above cut wM e12
II was at her earnest request that we punl1e.
In h pes fhst others similarly affected ~ s71
ty her experience. She says AZ tn U1Le
saved her life. and she can not rscomu1so4
too highly TO the suffering public Prtrs. -
Address standard Remedy CsnyuVk
Sole proprietors aud manufacturers Of ~
Ard Specifies Of the celebrated IT. L0om1t k.S
H. J Lamofenx. manager Pacific coaae 1zzs
rooms -. 80 and 81 starr Boyd biecx.
Wash. For sale by all drugatsta rteSc
Holmes Drug company. Who,esaIe Asenea
, 1893-04-28
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pdbrenb GROCER @ilenbabnsS treits BON
8abnbe6ienlteten 9e9en Giienba6n@@eieuz
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tener aber eretgnet eS it6, baB G~tienbabn>
geieQi6aften gcgenietttg bas 8oDcottOer7
fabren CUR NnpenOung b%rtngen. Dies lit
9e~gentpGrttg 3pii6en Ben @ruppen Ser
peitltc6en 8abnen Der 6au, Die ftb betreffS
Der Sbetlung Der Sra6tgebiibren in bic
6aare 9eratben iinb. @s bonbelt ft3 babei
umt Die Sl6 8aciftc Observation-Disclosures
un6 DteSii6 8actftc7, Union 8acific 9eprt6>
t~peftern etnerletts un6 bic Sod Sslan6z,
8urltngtonz, ct. SAUL, Nltonz, @aboi6@,
@bicagoz@reat 8eitern7, Miiiouri 8ocific@,
0enber & &to @ran6e1 un0 Gio @ran6e
@eiterns @iienbabnen an6ererieitS. 0teie
lGmmtlicben Qtnten mitiien bon Sg6en inn
3errttortum lttab aus bic Siib>8 actftcbabn
benuben. Die n0rbliben unb iitblt6en
G~pmbtnationen pollen nut Is YroSent bon
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rung bonn Mtiiourt &iper bis nacb @bicago
betptutgen, tpGbrenb Die p%erbiinbeten Sc
ieli9aften auf 173 8ro5ent beiteben.
9ariber 1T nun Der Streit ouSgebrocben.
Die Derbiinbeten 2tnien, nelbe bic
Mtttelitaaten umfaiien, tpeigern licb nun Bel
Der SrabtbefOrberun9 nacb Dem itiuen
S5ean tr9enb cine Der CUR iitbpa8ifii6en
Union 9eb0rigen 2inien 81 beniiben, unb
baben Oa3u aucb ale nit ibr in gerbinbun9
Ite6enben 9tnicn 0itIib POM Wttiiouri Der>
onlaBt. Die Si6zBacific78abn rG6t itcb
III ba6ur6, baB ie nit teinen 8abnen
Oitlib bon S9ben p~ro-rata-S rabtpertrdge
obi6IteBt, poburb bieiclben, ba lte MIN
etnmal BON O8bcn iene 8a6n beniiben
miiiien, g~e3pungen itnb, bic lofalcn Sradbt>
eaten 3u beSablen, poburcb ser Tracbttran5>
port iebr pertbeuert, be5p, ibr Broftt fart
nerringert miro. Ser 8erluit mus bon ben
oerbiinbeten 2tnien glei6maBig getragelt
tueroen, mas benieIben ouf Die 0auer ntcbt
bebagen biirfte. go 5ei9t itc6 audi in biez
fem Sale Der 8ODcOtt ais Elm 5peii6neie
bi8es S6tpert.
, 1893-04-28
Wei9ern fidJ, SidDerbrit ut 9eben.
Oas Grecuttp Gomtte oes Oiref=
forums bebauptet, Ger 0on9ref
babe Gas 6eieb perlebt.
Dieuei6t gu 6unfen Ger OfenhaItun9,

@5eitern 95adbmittag 6ielt i'm 0fan6 &
Wcgtaub7@ ebdl6e bas @recuttb= @onite
Der 0eltausiteuungs : 9treftoren cine
Sibung ab, in tpelcber Idmmtli9e Wttt>
glteoer erl6tenen tparen uno fplgenber See
i6luB einitimmig angenommen tpurbe:
Die @eltausiteaungs>0 trettpren baben
burb tire 8ei6line bonn 8. September
un6 9. 0e3ember 1892 ben 8eitbern Ser
Bombs auf bas Gtgent6um unb bic Sim
nabmen Ser misunderstanding 3ugeiid6ert,
baB Die 8elaftung nicbt mebr ais flint Mttl@
ltonen betragen iouc. Die ~berfauften
8onDs erret6en iebo6 betnabe ielbit bteie
Summe unb lit eS in Solge oeiien benz 9t>
reftortum nt6t m0glib, ba e8 bireft cine
GerleBung Der 9emac6ten @eriprebungen
1etn muroe, Dem Qlniu6en 6eS Gongreiies
Spl9e 81 geben unb bic Summe BON $780,
$50 in baS S6aBamt 3uriid5u3a6len.
Dem lrt6etI Oes equities 3ufoI9e lit es
unm09ltb, in Nnbetracbt Ser Ser
~iprebunget, tpelbe BEN 8efiBern Der
8onDs gema6t tperoen, cine Sicber6eit fir
Die betreffenbe Summe gu 1teuen.
Der 8ei6luB bes Gongrefles, pelder BEN
S6abamtSiefretdr anpetit, LAO, 76O bon
ben Golumbtl6en 6alb70 pillars 3uriidsuz
balten, tpelbe am 5. 9tu9uit 1892 betpiQigt
tparen, lift etne i6pere S9dbtgung Ser
Wttttel Der NuslteQun9 unb mach Ser Nnit6t
beS GpmtteS cine 8erlebung Der @ongreB>
afte BON 5. 9(uguit. 9as 3urid3ieben bes
~fiinften Sbetles Ser ganSen bewiQigten
betptutgten Summe bringt 6as 0ireftorium
in cine iebr petnIicbe Sage, ba es bic 9Ius7
3ablung Der 9eiammten Summe, pel3e
beplQt9t mar, bertpenbete unb feline Soften
ani3lGge banab beredbnet bate.
11nteri9rteben lit 6ieie Grfldrung BON
Serbinanb M. 8eG unb @bptn @alfer,
ben GOritben6en bes 8tnan3z unb 6es
Suitt3zGomitcS
9Qs 6err Bed gefragt purbe, oh ourb
6ieie @rtlGrung bte Sffenbaltung ser @usz
telling am Sonuta9 iiCber geiteQt ner6e,
erflGrte er, bariiber feline Nusfunft geben
ST. f0nnen unb gu tpolen. 9aS gublifum
ioue ftb feline Wetnung ielbit btlben, bas
@omtte babe nur ausoritden pouen, baB es
nit Der iebtgen Dirt Der 8etpiuigung BON
Seiten Ser 8unbeSbeb0r6e nicbt etnperitanz
BEN iei.
Sin @pnttte, beiteben6 aus Sen Serren
$. 8. Stone, S, @. 8ed unb 6. 6. SUIT
6tnion, tpur6e %ernannt, UNI nit General
6ireftor 0aots betreffs Ser 3p~iittgfeiten i'm
Wtuitf>9 Department. gu perbanbeln.
George 9. W}urrap. Som. fir 9elatpare,
erfIdrte, baB nab ietner Qlnltbt Die 6an6z
lung ber Counties p%oIitGn0tg berecbtt9t iei
tnptefern ite einen @influB auf bic Sffenz
baItung I'M Sonntag baben tperbe, Gafie
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es n~otbipen6tg, baB Ser geiammte0 treftorenz
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5iebe, etnen anberen Nustpeg 9Gbe eS nibt.
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gen, baB ct it9 cine GtutrtttSfarte 81 1einer
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mteien.
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trag Elm, baB Ser GommiIiton eine Site
ialnntli9er Slbrer unb @Gcbter nit Der
Nngabe tbrer 6eimatb ein9ereicbt iperbe,
ba er Der 2tniibt iei, Sic 8ertbetlun9 auf
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nommen.
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i'm Wuitfs0e Department unteriucben loQ,
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