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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21

j. T.. Sprague was appointed Il
Justice Of he Peace for Mountain
Home precinct.
Ordered that f. C. Currey and
Jas. A. Pu rtill be employed as ac-
countants to examine and report
upon the books of each recent ex-
official of Gilmore county, at sal
AIRY of $500 per day of eight hours.
Also ordered that said accountants
prosecute their work with all due
diligence.
The jailer's fees for the keeping
Of each prisoner was fixed at $500
per day.
Ordered that all county officers
file their acquisitions for supplies
Immediately with the clerk Of the
board, who is authorized to order
and purcha se same.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
2,nnN.B12.

These figures represent the number
OF bottles Of Dr. Kings New Discov.
cry for Consumption and Coughs and
Colds, which were sold in the United
states from March, 81, IL March 92
Two million, two hundred and twenty.
eight thonsand, ak hundred aud sew.
enty.twO bottles sold in one year, and
each and every bottle was sold on
positive guarantee that the money
would he refunded il satisfactory re-.
suits did not follow its use. The secret
OF its success is plain. 1t never dis.
appoints aud can always be de pended
on as the very best reuItdy for coughs
colds, etc. Price SOC and 800 Al
DIR. Bearby's drug anI departm't store
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
MASQUERADE COSTUMES.

MRS. MclVER, of Shoshone, will
be in Mountain Home WEDNESDAY
morning with complete line of mas
querade cost .mes for the bali to take
place Thursday night. First TO come
first served.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
THE ECHO or A KISS.

The following interesting table Of
statistics is believed to possess a
true scientific accuracy. II appears
to be the record of drummer, and
may be considered authentic. He
gave it the title, which we have re.
tanned, meaning, apparently, what
each girl said:
Boston girl-"Mr. Bunkerhill,
your conduct shocks me beyond
utterance"
New York girl-"Thanks awful
ly, don't you know"
Providence girl--"Oh, mamma2"
Philadelphia girl-"Are you sure
nobody saw us?"
Baltimore girl--"Dear George2"
Washington gir'-"Well, suppose
I'll have to pardon YOU"
Cincinnati girl-"What bad
form"
indianapolis girl--"Ah, there?"
Chicago girl--"Morel morei"
Louisville girl--"Yum, yum"
S.. Louis girl-"How shocking!'
New Orleans girl-"Oh myp
Kansas city girl-"Break away,
therer
Denver girl-"Goshl"
San Francisco girl-"Ratsl"
Texas girl--"Whoop lal"
Boise girl--"Give me more of
that Natatorium racket
Haley girl-"rhere you go
again?"
Mountain Home girl-"Let's go
skating"
Glenn's Ferry girl-"Another
engine busted
Every girl-Oh, don't"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF JOHN FaThtnah1 HtteaReu.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned. eNecu
triN Of the estate 81 John farutuaH, Deceased. "a
the creditors d. and all persons having claims gains,
the said deru4sed, q exhibit them, with the
sar vouchers within ten months after shs hFst pub
hcatnn Of this notice ~ the said eNecutriN at ~
Frit street, Boise City, ldaho 10 Aug " Siurofi
her attorney at his office In Mountain Home, tn,
county u ElnloIs, idaho.
ELEANOR A FARNEMAN,
Executrx % Estate Of John F.fncman, deeeased
~ Aug. NJ. Sinnntt. her attorney.
Dated At Mountain Home Idaho, Jan. rs. IsJ2
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
FEF Fine mince meat at Mrs. J

E0- Fine mince meat at Mrs. ].
l.. Hagar's.
Sid Roberts was here this morn
ing, from the Ferry.
The population of Idaho is now
estimated at 10000.
Mrs. Larse ms child was danger
ously i'll this morning.
Sam Wilkins was here Wednes-
day from Bruneau after a load Of
lumber.
Mrs. Gray wife of Sheriff GRAY,
10 a recent addition to the sick list
of this place.
Misses An ma aud Irene Corder
are in town to-day and guests of c,
p. Oliver and wife.
Outside of Idaho all the people
of the United States are shivering
from intense cold weather.
Rev. $. J. Jennings, of Shoshone,
will preach al Glenn's Ferry Mon
day evening, January 2Sd, at Z
o'clock.
Little Pap" John Galloway. the
father of whole tribe of big Dem
mocratic Callpways, is in town from
Mayfeld.
Mr.. Walcott is a first-class scenic
artist and a successful Irish peddler
as well proven at the entertainment
last night
We are requested to say that a
lodge Of Knights Of Pythias will be
organized at this place tomorrow
in Odd Fellows hall.
The selection of Messrs. Purtill
and Curry to overhaul the county
records was d wise move Oh the
part of orr county dads.
SHILoH's WALLER ia what you
need for Dyspe psia. Torpid LAYER, Vel.
low skin or Kidney trouble. IL il
guaranteed to give you satisfaction
Price Toe. Sold by DIR. Bearby.
A number of Mountain Home
ladies and gentleman attended the
dance given last night at Will
Calloway's no me on Warm Spring
creek.
Mr.. Miller has introduced in th 9
Senate Il bill for appointment al
sheep inspectors and to suppress
and prevent dissemination of scab
among sheep.
Hon. Green White has introduces
in the senate bill to protect mech,
anics, laborets, material me
and other pers ons,' which should
become law.
Bob Burns and Manuel Comes
will commend cutting ice en-
Elmore lake n ext Monday, whit !
will he stored in the rear Of thei
business places for summer use.
Thos. Wayte, an old-time New.
adam, now prosperous farmer ar
Rattlesnake crd elk, dropped into this
office Yesterday aud, like all othnl
good Democrats should do, ordert d
the BULLETIN FIR one wear
The estray Rw went into effee'
on the first day OF November
Parties having estrays il their pos
session sbonld advertise them ~
once Nothing can te claimed 4,
for more than i I've days prior 10 nj
vertising. The legal method q
procedure is a. follows: AN
person finding an estray amin /
abont his prcl rises. the owner q
which Is unkn, wn, should take i
up and advert Use il. The motto,
,ho@ Id state da e Of taking up. q ;,
q Description Of the animal d. !,
s.aule of person ia possession,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21

1t is unfortunate for us that we
have not time to speak the praises
we desire for the excellent perform
ance given by home talent last night.
All the characters were presented in
admirable style, but Mrs. Silva, as
'Brac," and Mrs. Hall as 'Clarissa
Avery" were exceptionally good.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
Bio . BARGAINS.

Don't fail to see them early.
Facinators, Hoods, mittens, ladies
UNDERWEAR, at extremely low
rates. Must be sold. At DIR. Bear
by's Department Store.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21

Albert Rosenheim il ENJOYING the
usual luck of all good Democrats
nowadays. A few days ago he
boarded a passenger train to obtain
late San Francisco paper, and
while hurriedly passing the con
ductor his watch chain caught onto
button Of the conductors coat and
the watch and chain became de-
tached from his vest without his
knowledge. He did not miss his
fine gold time-piece until after the
departure of the train, neither was
the conductor aware of his haul un-
til that time. Mr.. Rosenheim sup
posed that he was the victim OF
some light-fngcred wayfarer and
had about given up all hope of ever
/ recovering his watch and chain,
when he was Informed by station
agent Smith that they had been re-
turned by the conductor and only
awaited Identification Whereupon
Albert ''smole very broad smile. "
The Statesman office is doing the
printing for the house. The house
is republican. The Statesman is
entitled to every dollars worth OF
work done for that branch of the
Legislature. The Statesman has
the county printing also. Right
again The commissioner are rep
publican. 1t does the Idaho Dem
ocrat good to see the republican
party bestow its patronage where a
properly should 60. This ought to
be an object lesson to some Dem
ocrats.-Boise Democrat.
On the 18th the House passed the
bill providing for the location in
Idaho of home for veterans of the
late war, and it went to the Senate.
II strikes us that this bill is greatly
in advance Of the times and the re-
quirements Of Idaho and we are
glad to see Representative Il gard g
vote recorded against its passage.
| AT a meeting of the Idaho Press
Association held in Boise City last
Monday, Capt. James Gum Of the
Boise Sentinel was elected president;
Mrs. Ada Merritt of the Salmon
CITY Recorded, Vice president; r.
L. Lockwood. Of the Weiser Signal,
Secretary; W ID. Balderson, of the
Boise Statement, treasurer.
Sam wilkins team ran away
Wednesda v, broke the wagon tongue
and spilled Sam out so suddenly
that by the fall he received severe
cut upon his head.
The infant child of w. ]. Turner
was very sick Thursday night, and
Fred and little Nell are also on the
sick list.
The bill locating the agricultural
college at Idaho Falls will be the
special order in the House on Feb
ruary LIST.
Mrs. John Hart Of Nampa is on
a visit TO her sister. Mrs Melton,
who is lying sick at the residence OF
X. p. Chattin in this place.
Mr.. Burgan of Kootenai has in
troduced bill providing for I'M
form system Of text books for the
use Of the public schools Of Idaho.
EEGalvanized buckets at Mrs
Harar's.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To D. II Ethel and H. s. Aibertson, their heirs or
assigns
Yen are hereby notified that have expended one
hundred dollars IN labor and improvements the
LAST CHANCE
Mine or lode. situated about mile north Of Pine
=. -. Elmore county Idaho, for each year of 1890,
1891 and 1902 AMI that YOU u, H. Etheli your heirs
assigns in for said assessment labor for
the years 1891 and ISa2, amounting to $500 20.
and you. II T Aibertson, your htirs OF assigns are
in for sad assessment work Tor the years 1880
1891 ami ~ y. amounting - 600 co. that such wor
done by Ia order tp holu the same under the
provisions oi Section 292t revised statutes Of the
United states. anl that II within ninety DAYS after
tie first publication ~ this notice each either oi
Won Your heirs assigns, fail or refuse IN con.
tribute your proportion OF such expenditure. To-
gether with the cost Of advertising. co.ouBer-,
your interests In said claim wi become the property
OF the subscriber. under said Section 232l Revised
Statutes Of the United States
MARTIN HICKMAN.
Pins Grove, Idaho, January II, 1sg3
First publication Jan. q, 1898.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21

Mrs. Jennie Ulrich of Boise is
guest at the Gilmore hotel.
j. b Crossfeld, of Portland Ore
gon. was in this place Thursday.
Attorney HOWE went to Boise
Wednesday on professional business.
County Treasurer Will Reynolds
visited the State Capital yesterday.
Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening at Bennett hall, by
Rev. Burr.
c. W. Burns. the popular meat
market man, is confined to his
house from sickness.
A gay and mirthful children's
party took place at the Gilmore
Hotel Wednesday evening.
Mrs. White, mother of Mrs. H. c..
Madison, came from Shoshone re-
Gently on a visit to her daughter.
w. j. Melton came down a few
days ago from his South Boise
ranch to attend the bedside of his
SILK WIG mere.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Wickersham was very i'll
during the forepart Of this week, but
it is now much improved.
The recent cold snap enabled E.
C.. Helfrirh to cut from Elmore
lake and store l25 tons of fine ice
in his refrigerator near the depot in
this place.
Every detail for the grand mas.
querade ball next Thursday night
is in competent hands and n
glorious time is anticipated. Get
Your masks at DIR. Silva's.
Senator White, Representative
Bogard and Secretary of the Senate
Nickersham each will please accept
our thanks for copies of important
bills introduced in the Idaho Leg
isiature.
Hon. f. C. Helfrich has been
suffering from severe cold pain in
his head and sleeplessness for week
or more, and by the advice of his
physician he departed Thursday
night for Ogden for treatment. ac-
companied by Mrs. Helfrich and
DIR. Smith His many friends wish
for Mr.. Helfrich's speedy recove ry
and early return home.
By his strict scrutiny of each bill
presented to the Commissioners.
Hon. Tom Stevenson ia already dub
bed "The Watchdog of Elmore's
Treasury" Mr.. Stevenson is con-
sciencious, intelligent gentleman
AID will leave a good record of his
county legislation-as will also his
more experienced colleagues, Messrs
Manion and Van Setback.
"In buying cough medicine for
children says II. A. Walker. promi-
nent druggist of Ogden, Utah, "never
he afraid Ia buy Cnamberlain's Cough
Remedy There is no danger from il
and relief is always sure TO follow |
| pertieulary recommend Chamberlain =
hecause have found it to be safe and
I reliable. II is intended especially for
colds. crodp and whooping cough"
30 cent bottles for sale by {. c. Z.
Silva, Druggist.
Captain Sweeney, U. $. A, San Di.
ega, Cal, says "Shilnh's Catarrh Rem
edy IL the first medicine | have ever
found thar would do me- any good. =
Price 30 cts. Sold by Dir. Bearhy.
EE- Sweet cider and maple
sugar at Mrs Hagar's.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21

And characters in the laughable
farce, "The Irish Linen Peddler,"
were represented as follows:
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-01-21
couN- rY COMMISSIONERS.

The CO nhty commissioners con-
tinued in session till Tuesday after
noon and transacted business in
addition d which we published last
week as fellows:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-16
MuSInno.

Berlin, IL. Tebr. Das ouswars
ti9c Nmt bat aus ct. Petersburg Die
Sniormation erbalte,, oab oaS ruliii6e
@ei1woocr, wcl@es 81 Den tyeltIichfcls
tn na9 0fcu Yort 9eDcn miro, III G9erz
bour9 nidt onlaufcu uno au@ bet 3as
rewiti9 iii biclem Sobre ni6t naO Nes
ris sebcn wiro. Ser rullii9e N}inilter
oe5 2us,udrti9cn, De Gjicrs, Der Deutc
uoD petersburg Suriidfebrte, it audi
ais ciu entl@ieocner @csncr eincs franz
co>rujliben YinoniNcs betannt.
Die Gntl@ciouug, bctrefieno ben 3oz
rewitl tlD mo oie 6lottc, linb bier NIT
al9cmeiner 0eml9tDuung auf9enomn1cn
morocl1.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-16

Die prouiiorii@e @esieruns iit uon
Sopaa, Grantrei@, @roBbritanien, @bis
le, Ddnemart, Oeutidlano, Seiterrei9,
llnsarn, Span,en, Portusol, peru unb
ben Olieberlanben anerfannt worben.
gnsIanb bat bieielbe ieoo@ uorlaufis
nur far bic SOauer BET l1nterbanolunsen
nit ben Ser. Staaten anertannt.
Sim l. Tebruar wuroe gum eriten
Male bic ameritonii9e TIasse aui oem
Nesiernnsssebduoe auf9esosen.
Sb bic Nnnerion BET SuIel bur9 bic
Ser. Staaten uollsosen ober bas jett
beitebenoe Yrotettorat beibebalten 'piro,
1T nod unentl6ieoeu, neil bic 0erbanbz
lunsen in ber Nmselesenbeit in Walbinsz
ton uerniinftiser Beile nit aller Sor>
ii9t betriebeu rueroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-16

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF BROWN
css. - In Probate Court Special Term Jan 17th,
1898.
In the Matter OF the estate OF Louis Sch@bc,
deceased.
Whereas an instrument in writing, puTportnG
to be an authenticated copy OF the last VIII ana
testament OF Louis SrheibiC, deceased, and OF the
Probate thereof in the County OF Wayne, state
OF Ohio has been delivered to this Court;
And whereas, Jacob Scheib!c. OF brown County,
State OF Minnesota, has fled thcTo"ith his pet!-
ton representing, among other things, that said
Louis Scheil!e died in Wooster, Wayne County.
state OF Ohio, on the 2Gth day OF October 1891,
tcstata leaving real estate in this County, and
that said pet itiOner IL Interested III ana named III
snid last will and testament. and praying that
the said instrument may De admitted 10 lfoba'c'
and that letters o. administration with Will an
neXed be to Jos. A. Ecksein, Of New Vim, Mime:
sofa, issued thereon;
1t is ordered. that the proofs OF said instrument
and the said petition be heard before this Court,
at the Probate Office in said County, on the l7th
day OF February, A. ID. 1893. at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, when all concerned may appear and con
test the probate OF said instruments;
And it is further ordered, that public notice OF
the time and place of said hearing be given to all
persons interested, by publication OF these orders
for three weeks successveiy previous TO sald daE
of hearing in the FoRTscHRlTT. a newspaperprint-
ed and published at New Ulm in said county.
BY the Court:
l.. p. BERTRAND,
CL.S,1 AZ Judge OF Probate.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-16

2ebten Samlta tam auf hem
Weltausltellun9splat in Gbicaso Die,
81 Wa9en fiiuenoe Srupp'icbe Musteaz
uns oil. Nieie 9(usltell;n9ssrl1ppe lit
bic 9r0bte aller Giuselssluslt lteler. unb
miro ii9erli@ bas srOBte Sntereiie nno
8epunoerung erregen. Die sr6bte Der
Eanonen 1uie9t ni6t weniger ais l24
Conner uno 1T bas l61perite Tradtltiid,
wel9cs ien1als aui ameritanil6en Babs
men bef0roert ,uurbe, aber audi Die flcinz
iten Der. @eldlse babe,, nod ein @esI
flpi1t pon 65 gonnen. Die Jfielcnta.
none 1T ooppelt 10 sroB ais oas 9r6Bte
@el6iib ber Yunbcs>9lrtiuerie, bat cine
9ange Don 81 SUB uno permag eine
Gu9el Don l6a 3oa nit elmer 9(nfan9sz
@ei6winoisteit pon $500 Jub bic Sez
funoe Su i@leuoern. Die Capitalization
0icler 9iielcn 1uirb uon ben &rupp'iden
Sngenieuren @iubaulen uno 9lbe geleis'
tet uno miro in 6olse ibrer S9were
uicl Dfiibe erforoern. Cine 3eitlan9
mar oas Projett Der NuSitelung uufgez
seben, neil idon Der transport fait
uniiberiteisli9e @1uieristeiten bot, uuo
erit ouf Gin9reifen oes oeutiden &aiz
iers, wcl6er iid lebbaft fit oieielbe
intereIiirt, fam bas Hrojctt 81 Stanoc.
Gi9ene Wasen fait gang aus Stabl
muroen auf alnoronuns Don &rupp fir
ben &anonentronsport 9ebaut.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-16
2lmS ocnt staat.

ga 6 amtliben 8eri9ten beDerbers
gen unlere Staotsinltitute 9esenwarti9
bic folseroen Snlaiien:
ct. Yeter Srrenanitalt 968
Tersus Sails Srreranitalt 265
@o9eiter Srrenanitalt 1,1l2
2ulammen 2,345
@oloaten 0einotb 200
Eaubi itummen Snititut 2o4
Blinoen Snititut So
S9ule fir S9wa@linnt9e 335
Oeifentli9e 5taotsi@ule 1873
Staats &eforml9 9ule 800
@taats 8eilerunssanitalt IA
Staats @efdn9niB 3ls
SIM @ansen 1852
Gin Sabr suriid betanoen ii6 in ben
brei syrrenanitalten 2,l9s Peri unb
in alien Stoatsin itltuten sufammen 81
857.
Die na9iol9cnocn3iifern sc;9en, 'p's>
picl unlere @taatsinltitutc jabrlid toz
lteu:
Srreu5aui ier. $500, ,5s4
@tra fauitalten, 3u@tbaaS,
0Se11er1nas 9(ultu(t uuO
9feforml6ule ........... l9l 1873
Gaubitumn,en, Slinben 9(u> lS4, 1924
italt II. @1ule fitrSD,oab=
linnt9e ............... Ill l,0l7
yer Normal] Dulen. 80. S6,52O
Solbatcubeim ............ 3S,622
S6ule fit pcrwa1rlolteGinber "a, ,25S
Nus Monteuioeo miro beri6tet, SaB
eine, 16 Meilen Don jenem plab pobz
ncnbe Nrou Seincr ct frorcn auf9efln>
ben ,uuroe. Die 6rou battc ii6 at
eiuem Ser falten Gage uon 81 6auie ahfz
9cmadt, I'm no@ iDrem aHanne SIT iuz
dben, Der, we iic ii9 cinblpetc, i'm
@9neeiturna perynaliidt iei. Ocrielbc
batte jeoo5 in eincn' 6orm3ous l1nterz
tunft sefunocn uno fam wo9lbebolten su
Ooule an, ,pdbrcno ii0 Bic oufopf pfernoe
Trau bcim SutDcu ouf Ser preirie per-
irrte unO erfror.
Muf ser Q(rmcnf farm in Sag Goun>
ty 1T tiirsli0 einc Trou &'emino Sbcmz
ion i'm 9([ter pon l06 Sabren geltor>
ben.
Dic Geiitcr Scr Molcott D}ilblen
in sSaribault wouen cinen Glcuator baus
en-, tn ucl3em so, 900 Gui@cl WeiSen
aufbewabrt wcroen tonnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-16
Snlano.

Ger Senat BET 0unbesresieruns
fat bic Yia, bic giienbabnen sur Gins
fibruns ber .neuen @assons&uppelz
0orrt@tunsen gu beiierm S@ut Der
Babnarbeiter gu sminsen, paiiirt. 9llo
bod enbli6 enmal etmas Verniinftises.
9pme, Conn.,, IL. Teb, Sdredz
lide Mittbeilunsert Don 0totb uno Gleno
tommen aus Der .ruiiii6en &olonie bel
Gbeitsrfielo. Die Golonie purbe DOT
unsefabr l6 Monaten sesriinoet. llez
Bet 400 Tamilien ruliii6er SuSen 'uurz
ben ba lelbt auf tleinen Tarmen an9e=
iiebelt. Oa iie I'M CONNER weni9 9ez
arbeitet, baben iie i'm 6erbit au6 uenis
geerntet, uno leiben nun bittere Notb,
bic our9 bic &dlte ber letten Moden
nod seitei9ert 1uoroen 1T. 3ablrei9e
Gooesiaue, bic ToIse Don punSer ilnb
&alte, iinb bereits uorgetommen. Giele
Der slniiebler iino ldon friiber fort9es
5o9en. 9lud bic nod s1riidsebliebez:
nen maden jett, 10 raid iie t0nne', iib
auf Den @ea nm in 9em yorf Bel III
rcn @laubenssenoiien bilfc su iu@en.
Man erpartet, baB bis gnbe nad)iter
9Sode Die Tarmen lan1mtli6 perlaien
iein lperben. -.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-02-16

n6tbis ouf @runb ielbititanbiser Snipecs
tion. SIM Sale bic 8el9werbe besriin<
bet sefunben ,piro, iou bic Gommiiiion
benz 8etlasten bieruon i6rittli9 &ennts
niB seben, nit ber sufiorberuns, ben
Bel9werbesrunb absuitellen, uno int
TaQe bies ni@t sei3iebt, seri@tli9 pors
seben. ~ ...
I. Mbtbeiluns. @esen 3uriidsabe
bes gmpfan9sideins uno gntri9tuns
Der Soften lit oas einselieferte 0etrcioe
ober eine an Men9e un6 Sualitat Slei9e
partie suriid;uiteuen uno swar am GIe>
uator lelbit, AUDI luenn in ben Gmptan9s>
l9ein anber,peiti9 einsefii9t. 49,.
8. Mbtbeiluns. Der Snbaber ieoes
@ountrpsgleuator etc. bat an ooer por
Dem l .@5eptember an bic 9a9erbausz uno
Giienbabncommilii ion in aleruollltem i'r
Der Biu sesebenen1 Detail iiber ieinen
@ejddf ftsbetrieb 81 beri9ten.
8. Nbtbeiluu9 uerbietet bas $500
ling" unter ben ein5eluen Country @les
uatoren.
10. 9lbtbeiluns uerbanst eine Strafe
pon $50 - $500 iiber Vetreiber pon
Gleuatoren etc. fit jepen SAT- etnes 3u>
piberbanoelns sc9en cine Der Soribritz
ten, nebit, wenu oer 3urpioerbanoelnoe
eine Berion, nibt cine Corporation,
@jcfdnsniB bis gut grle9un9 ber Strafe..
BUR Grbebun9 Der Citrate pon Gorpp7.
rattonen lit nit Grecl1tion porsu9eben.i
II. 9(btbeiluug. 80 Sage na9 Der
Ballirung unb llnter5ei@u&n9 Der Stu'
tritt lie ais @ejcb In Graft. Is =
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Gittc Oepei6e aus @albingto

Gittc Depeide aus @oibinston
bra9te ,lnteru IL. s.. Wt. Sic ieuiatios
:nells Na6ricbt Don einent S6uts umo
ssgiinonib swilbeu bet1 Ser. Stcoz
ten, Jrantrei9 unb &rBlano, an9ebl'd
gum 3we6, 0eutidlano unb @nslano
bas 0anblpert 81 lesen, lollten oiele es
rpasen, Set n Monroe Ooctrin" entse>
gen., porsusebeu. 0ie td9li9en Sldtz
ter miometen bieler 9lngele9enbeit lpai>
tenldnge 9lrtitel, laben ii6 aber seno>
tbigtin Der nd6ite, yiummer 81 ertldrz
,s,.; saR an osr ae.lsen @el4iats i,;.'l1 ni9ts g
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1cr GonsreB bat cine semeiniamc
Neiolution ansenommeu, ,uelde uerfiist
bag Benz gplfe ein 9(menoement sur
Gonititution ltnterbreitet ,perOen iou, il,
1pel4es uerfiist, ooB tiinftis Die Snns
besisnatorer bur9 birefte goltsobitilns
r,utt9 se,pdblt 1uerbcn iollen. Wenn
au1sbiele MaBnabme luel,ig praftil@en
.8ortbeil in ii6 birst, ein Tortidritt 1T
1ie ii,1lNerbin 81 uennsn.