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BROWNsVILLE.

Mrs James Ir lin WIS Pottsville visitor
to day.
Miss Ray Hollopeter, of town, was visiting
friends here on sunday
The infant child of Dani" Eisenhart was
buried at Ringtown on SuI day.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas u i(eon, of Colorado,
called ou friends here last evening
Mrs. Claud Brown, of this village, visited
friends and relatives in Mahanoy City the
past week.
Miss Annie Irwin and Alice Hope, two
dashing brunetles, were visiting friends in
Girardville last evening.
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TAMAQUA
noy City.


John stdfold was in Mshanoy City yester
day.
William Hend ricks made business calls in
Mahanoy City yesterday afternoon.
Edward NJ. Shepp transacted business in
Shenandoah on Monday.
II. II. spiese is confined to his home by ill
ness
The Felix Club will soon remove from their
present quarters in ReXs building to their
commodious twO-story brick club house 81
Berwick and Broad streets. Decorators and
upholsterers are busily engaged in beautifying
the rooms, which, when finished will be
among the handsomest III the county.
Misses Annie NJ Wilford, Eliza, Jennie
and Sarah Mucklow, Sallie and Name
Southam and Others made up sleighing
party for Shenandoah that was to start
yesterday morning but owing TO change OF
arrangement on the part of the weather they
were compelled to make the journey by train.
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CENTR RNTIA.


Lin Garner, one OF Ashland's hustlinp
insurance agents, was in town yesterday.
j. Kalwich, who is to take charge of L
yesterday in town.
Rev Dr. Frost was among the visitors to
Mt. Carmel yesterday.
Patrick Devine was in Ashland yesterday
So far the electio0 h0s passed away very
peaceab and it is D.. D.. ,,...,..a--.
On Sunday evening Miss Name Boran had
the pleasure of socially entertaining "a mum
her Of young friends. Among hem were the
Messrs Munley, McGraw Mead, Walker
Cain, }. Mead and Clusic, a representation OF
Mahauoy Planes society boys. Misses Lizzie
Higgins, Nell Laughiin, Ellie aud Jane
Haggorty and Messrs Carey, Devine, FOy
Mcdonald, Colihan, Sthaum, Conway and
Tousorial Arts Mcdonald comprised the town
circle. The evening was spent pleasantly,
the puests rendering some Of their vocal and
instrumental music TO the Queens taste and,
when departing, received cordial invitation
to call again in the near future.
Political beer flow, like water last even
ing. In various parts Of the town there were
kegs which the candidates for Office had sent
to their supporters. The different candidates
were all very jubilant, but some will have
changed greatly before tonight is over.
The concert last evening for the benefit OI
Mrs Foley was a grand success but the audi
enCe was, indeed, too small. A number OF
Sheuau oah aud CentIalia young men were
be participants and acquitted themselves IN
first class style The four round contest here
between two local puglists was "a rafting
affair and delighted large audience.
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The court at Pottsville yesterday granted
the petition of the Girard Estate Trustees in
relation TO the repairing of the roads Of
Wet Mahanoy township and inside tn,
following order: And now the foregoing
petition, bond and proof of notice having
been presented TO said court, the same are
ordered to be filed, and the said court being
satisfied of the good faith of the petitioner
and the sufliciency of the petition, bond and
notice order and direct Henry Padden
supervisor of West Mahanoy township. on
behan of said township, to enter into con
tract with said petition as provided by 8 and
6 of the general assembly of Pennsy lvania
approved June ~, 1893, entitled, An act
enabling taxpayers of townships and road
districts to contract for making at their own
expenses the roads, and paying salaries O
township or road district officers aud thereby
preventing the levy and collection of road
tax therein
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ALTOONA, Pa, Feb. 2O.-Harvey Keith,
Grant w. Yon and Mrs. Susan Feeney
were arrested here on the charge of coun-
terfeiting. They are alleged to belong to
the gang who were locked up on Saturday
last. Secret Service Officers McSweeney
and Gulfin returned to the city yesterday
with two other prisoners, John G. Stegers.
of Coalport, and Harry Mcfarland, of
Utahville, Clearfeld county They are
also charged with counterfeiting. The ac-
cused were given hearing this morning
before United States Commissioner Am
brOSe
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INSURANCE MEN DINE.
They Enjoy Ropast at Hotel Ia
Town.

Nhey BnJoy Repast at Hotel Ia
Town.
Twenty-three industrial insurance agents
met in the Ferguson house last evening to
formally tender one Of their fellow workers,
NJ. T. Purcell, n farewell banquet.
All sat down to supper st $50 aud havoc
was soon played with the oysters turkey,
plum pudding, ice cream and fruits. Toasts
were given and then, in n neat speech, J. T.
stanton presented Mr. ruuCel with hand
some goid-headed cane, bearing the iuscrip
tion: Presented TO NJ. T. Purcell by his
staff at Shenandoah"
Mr.. Purcell was taken by suryrise and uu-
able TO make a very lengthy reply, but
thanked them very cordisily in a speech
later in the evening. r.r.
The evening was spent in songs and recita-
tiOns by Messrs. Hughes, Drew and Doan
DIR Matter also made an interesting talk
about insurance matters in general.
Among those present from town were
David Reilly, J. j. Flaherty, j. r.
Stanton, Michael Toomey, J. f. McFadden
Daniel Drew, Thomas Morgan, T, J Stanton
p. j. Maley, M. r. Maley, Martin jennings
Marin +. Purcell and DIR. G NJ. Matte
Those from Tamaqua were: Messrs. }. J
Leon, Thomas McGinty j. J. Hughes, Z S
-COyne and G. ii DOlan. Ashland was repre-.
sentud by J. j. COyne and J. +. Collier, and
Bloomsbury by William Welsh.
Festivities were con luded 81 about one
o'clock this morning.
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THIRD EDITION
Resoluiions Of Coincidence.

Hall Of Washington Beneficial Society,
Shenandoah, Pa Feb. 10, 1894
At a regular meeting of the Society held
on the evening of the above date, the fol
lowing preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS. In HIS omnlpotcnce 10 has
pleased the great ruler To remove from our
midst our worthy brother FreuCrick Damn
Therefore be it
RcSoircd That i'm bis death Washington
Beneficial So. ETY. has lost most respected
brother, ms afflicted mother an Huccuonale
son ana the community good ana upright
citizen.
ReSoiurd. That the Society, in this nantes
tatiou Of It's feelings iu uciug bcrcit OF turihCr
association with our brother on this earth, is
conscious Of its inability to suitably express
Ia words ils appreciation Oi the great benefit
such a brother a. Frederick Damn has been u
IL IN the way of helping IT to continue and
Il Was ever ready TO do more than MS "a r,
iu fostering ils growth and extending IFS use
fuiuess. He was ever thougi ttul OF the wants
OF others Bon their dStrgs and no appeal TO his
generosity for assistance for needy hr1lhei
was ever d uiud As H. IS The moral worth OF
the individual that contributes TO she success
OF any rue so n was his high character that
aided IN IN king the q, cieiy success ana q
benefit TO men.
Rcsolrcd ThGt tic charter OF this Society
be dEpedm VA mourning for period OF thirty
days that the resolu IONS be spread upon lht
mnuI es Of the Society, that they be published
iu the EVENING HERALD and "a copy sent L
the beIeHv,d family.
WILLIAM KIPT,
FRI NE WuCOM.
FRANK KNOLL
Ql73t Committee.
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Committee

Any subscriber who fails to receive the
EVENING HERALD is respectfully requested
to notify the main office, on East Coal street,
or the branch office, Reese's auction rooms, on
West Centre street. People who wish to
become subscribers and have not been called
upon by the solicitors will please leave their
names at either Of the places above men
toned Owing to a change in the carrier
system of the EvENNG herald it has
become necessary TO make a new canvass oi
all the routes. In doing this the canvassers
sometimes miss some Of the Old subscribers
The publisher will feel grateful to any who
will render assistance in remedying any sucl
discrepancies.
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Bismarcl,'s Welcome to william.

FREDERICKSBURG, Feb. 20. - Emperor
William arrived here yesterday afternoon
to visit Bismarck. The meeting between
his majesty and the veteran ex-chancellor
was very cordial. The eX-chancellor met
his sovereign at the station, and on the
way to the Bismarck palace the party re
ceived continuous ovation, thousands of
visitors having arrived from neighboring
towns. This ovation was continued when,
after a dinner at the palace, Bismarck re-
turned with his guest to the station.
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Chnrged wlth Mnlnrnctlce.

HUNTINGTON, Pa, Feb. 2O.--J b. French
of Springfield township, this county, and
DR.. Samuel NJ. Brom, Il prominent physi-
clan of Franklin county, were arrested
yesterday charged with malpractice, by
Samuel L. Rohrer, well known farmer,
of Springfield township. The young
daughter of Mr.. Rohrer cannot recover,
and the arrests were made on the strength
of her ante-mortem statement. The ac-
cused were placed under heavy bail.
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James King, the candidate for School
Director, is good man, but he is not a
crowned king, nor is he a king of trumps.
Isaac Panell will play it alone.
The Middleton coal washery has closed
down for the winter, on account of the
Wilson tariff bill admitting free coal.
Conductor Eb Davis took a sleigh ride with
his mother in-law, Mrs. l.. Gorley, TO Jeanes'
vile ON Sunday.
The dispute about the guarding Of the
ballot box has been decided by the removal
OF the same 10 the office of W, K. Middleton,
Justice Of the Peace.
John Killcullen is sure Of his election for
Cuuncilmanic hCnOrs,
The Supervisor should visit Maizeville and
see that all gutten are open What does
Council pay him for? Not tor staying in the
house during the winter
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Deraulter Arnold Pleads Guilty.

LoCKPOHT, n Y, Feb. 2O.-John Jacob
Arnold, defaulting county treasurer and
bank cashier, pleaded guilty in the su-
preme court here TO three indictments for
forgery, embezzlement and making false
entries in books as county treasurer. The
plea was accepted by the district attorney.
There are still thirty-four indictments
against him.
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aIRARnv1LLE.

Mrs. Daniel Gill went TO Hazleton yester-
day.
Thomas Bird, Of A street, is on the sick
list.
J. J. Munley, Of the Lehigh Valley station,
is visiting in Wilkes. Barre.
homas EmloH, Of Mahsnoy City, visited
Ashland friends yesterday.
H. p. Melet, of Mahanoy City, spent
Sunday with Girardville friends.
Philip Donnelly and Miss Egan, of Mt.
Lance, are the guests Of Miss Maggie Multi.
gan, of Ogden street.
The marriage of Miss Koch to Jesse
Wllhams, both of town, is announced by
their friends for Washington's Birthday.
Mrs. Monaghan, an aged resident of Wild.
cat, died ON Sunday morning and will he
buried ON Wednesday. The deceased is sur
vived by several grown-up children.
Miss Maggie hulligan attended the funeral
of Martin Monaghan, ST., in Shenandoah
yesterday morning.
A young man named Brazzie is said 10 have
left duger in another mans mouth during
q quarrel At Preston Hill this week over
Butler township politics
Luke Horn made his first appearance on
! our slreots yesterday after years confne.
ment in the Miners Hospital. He passed
successful operation of skin grating.
kid Gleason, the lightweight sparrer
from Boston who was to put up an interesting
| fight to MahanOy City sports two weeks sin &c.
| is registered at Connors' hotel, Ashland, and
| looking for another match.
Brooks Hooper, manager Of the Brother
| hood Booking Circuit, went south yesterday
to pilot Across the Trail" company through
| the Southern states.
pat Cleary. of Mahanoy City, and Dan,
Reardon, Of Mnhanoy Plane, will spar four
rounds st the Hughes Dunn match in the
| Palace theatre on Thursday night Lowery
| and Madden, of Shenandoah, will entertain
the audience with their song and dance,
| speCialties.
Politicians have not been asleep during the
past week. Quite little money has been
put out and a much scrat ched ticket NAV be
looked for to morrow.
Beer burglars are again at work When
Manager James Cooper of Rettig's brewery,
arrived at the refrig, rator ON Sunday morn
ing he found the bar broken and the lock
| lying on the floor. Just how many kegs the
thieves took Mr. Cooper is unable 10 deter
mine before Wednesday, owing to the large
quantity of beer on hand. This is the second
orator has been broken into. No clue to the
perpetrators has as yet been discovered.
There are many common niments sold but
there Is only one greal pain cure for all forms
OF Sprains, Cuts, Bruises and bodily pain.
It's name is Red Flag Oil Costs % cents
sold ut p. =. d. Kirliu's Drug store.
@a-s
Have ven tried McElhenpvis fried oysters
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Leed. WIIIinr to TIrht Mnriarltr.

ATLANTIC CITY, Feb 9O.-Horace NJ.
Leeds, the Atlantic City pugilist, says he
has heard nothing of the 81 800 purse which
the Columbia Athletic club of Washington
is alleged TO have offered him TO meet Mo-
riarity, the Wilmington fighter. Leeds
says that he will accept such an offer pro
vided the men shall not weigh in at less
thnn 1h5 nOnnds.
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70. 8. OLA Re.uninn

A reunion of the p o. S. of A camps Of
the Schuylkill district was held at the roomt
of Frackvlle Camp, No SO, last night
Representatives from GiraId sille, GilbertOn
and Shenandoah were in attendance. Ad-
dresses were made by B. j. Yost, A. g, Nor
gan, George L. Hafner and Robert Lawson,
Of Shenandoah, and John Babb, Of Grard
Vile
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BROOKLYN, n. Y, Feb. 2O-Counsellor
Elliott has begun proceedings to set aside
the will of Adrian NJ. Suydam, of this
city, who died in Pasadena, Cal, in Jan
uary last, leaving property worth about
S5OO,0OO in public and private bequests.
-Four nieces who were left nothing seek to
have the will set aside on the ground OF
undue influence
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snowbalIs aud Boards.

Snowbsls thrown at Edward Roberts from
a crowd of young men led to ROoerts making
remarks to Howard Burchill that bcuugut
about an exchange OF upper cuts and cross
counters. Fists proved entirely too inadequate
to Edwards notion OF fighting rules, where
upon he brought board to hs assistance,
iuflicting two trivial cuts on the right side OF
Howards countenance. The fight was then
declared a draw and both contestants retired.
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The EVENING HERALD can be found on
sale in Shenandoah at the stationery stores of
NJ. Mellet, East Centre street, James Cham
pion and f, j, Porlz, North Main street, and
at Reese's auction rooms HERALD branch
ohice), West Centre street. On sale in
Mahanoy City at Snyder's book store, 1873
West Centre street.
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License Transferred.

Court yesterday authorized Christ Schmidt,
VIII is licensed TO represent the Lauer Brew
lug com pany with an office on West Coal
stree, TO remove his business 10 the corner Of
Chestnut and Line streets, where he recently
built new house.
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March l6-Third annual ball of the St,
Patricks Band, in Robbins opera house.
March 26 First grand ball under the su.
spices of the Monamore Social club in Rob-
bins opera house.
April 20.-Ice cream festival under the
auspices of the Star Flute and Drum Corps
in Robbins opera house.
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WNNWEG, Man. Feb. 20.--iackett, the
bond lhioi from Maine, has settled with
the prosecution aud has h4rn discharged
from custody lie left for ne this after
noon with detective, a has made a
confession. The amount i'm lived is s2l 600.
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PoTTsvLLE Pa, feb. -0,-While her
mother was doing the family washing a B
year old daughter of Fred Rehfuss, of this
place, fell into tub of boiling water and
was fatally scalded.
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victory for Letter Carriers.


TRENTON, Feb. 2O-The house was in
session but a short time last night There
was quite lively fight over Carroll's 81
a thousand gas bill, but it was finally
adopted and ordered printed The bill APP
plies To both first aud second class cities.
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A surprise party was held at the residence
of Mr.. Mrs. G. h. Sampsell, on North
Jardn street in honor of the birthday OF
Miss Dora Willman. Games aud other
pastimes and refreshments made the evening
pass very pleasantly.
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Drowned whlIs Fording a stream

CoLFAX, Cal, Feb. 9O.-While Mrs. F.
j. Adge and Mr.. McDonaldson We're ford
ing a stream on the Iowa Hill road their
wagon was overturned and both were
drowned
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In order to complete files tour copies OF the
EVENING HERALD of September 10th, Octo-
Der 2lst and 2Sth, 1888 are wanted,
Address, HERALD office, Shenandoah, Pa. II
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"FuIl Of trouble" IL the unhappy sufferer
with pains ana rheumatism. Red Flag OIL Is
the famous pain cure fur rheumatism, Gout,
Neuralgia hnd Lumbagn Costs 25 cents,
Red Flag OIL Is sold at T. r. ID. Kirlin's Drug
Store
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A new laundry will be opened by Sing Lee
on Monday February 2Sth, at No. IA West
Centre street, Shenandoah. 19lm
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All orders for advertising, job work and
subscriptions can be left at Reeses Auction
and Commission rooms, Dougherty building,
W. Centre street, where they will receive
prompt attention.
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Ehen Baby was sick, we gave ner CasDor1A,
Fhen she was a Child, she cried for Castor1&
When she became Miss, she chung 20 CastoFss.
When she had Children, she gave them Cass1zal
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Special low prices to all in watches, ewelry
and silverware at Holderman's, corner Main
and Lloyd streets. 12 27-tf
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John \. Reilly's 10 the place to get the
purest wines and liquors, best beer and ale
snd finest brands of cigars 1916 If
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20 ana see IL.
Keagey, the photographer has great
$500 bargain. Go and see it,
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Buy Keystone floor. Be sure that the
name LEssIG & BAER, Ashland Pa, e
printed on every suck. S-3-Staw
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4 UDITORS NOTICE - In the Orp ans
n Court Of Schuylkill @ ulty. ia the matter
Of the estate OF Mary Joyce, deceased. The
underlined Auditor appOn ed by the said
Court TO make distribution of the ia ds in the
hands OF ". N BUR- G, e,Admnistrator of the said
estate, will meet all parttes Interested therein,
on saturday, the third day a. March, 1891,
"a. M, az his otliCe, rooms Nos and 2, second
floor Beddall building on the northwest corner
of Main and Centre streets, Shenandoah, Pa,
when ana where all cleims must be presented
before The Auditor, or else be fore er debarred
from coming in upon saiu funds.
JOHN y. c YLE, Auditor.
shenandoah, Pa Feb. p 1884, 2l2-3t-oaw
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PoTTsvGLLE, PA 1894.
OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF THE COUNTY OF )
SOHUYI KILL.

SCHUY KILL.
NJ OTIGE.-Sealed proposals viii be received
IN by the undersigned. the Controller Of
schuylldll County until p. M, Thursday,
March Isl, 1894. for the whole or any part of
the new 4 per cent. o 20 Registered County
Bonds, TO be issued TO The amount Of $4,000
Interest 20 commence April let, 1894 when
said bonds Will be issued. All bids at not less
than par The Controller reserves the right
TO reject any or all bids
BY order Of the County Commissioners.
b, II. SEVERN,
2-}eOd'u Controller
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HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE Eight
IL lots, 3h story house with "a story kitchen,
large he'd Two good wells and stream Of water
running through the property; nice bearing
fruit trees; lots in good state Of cultivation;
known formerly as Park Hotel. suitable for
any kind OF business. For further particulars
write or call on
MRS, I. E. FISHER,
l-20-3m Brandonyille sch. Go. Pa.
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Fried oysters speciality at McElhenny's
9.l2 Il
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ITANTED House with six or seven rooms,
w buyer waiting a good saloon or restau-
rant. Several lots for b1id'uR purposes,
buy ers waning II you have a business place
for sale l will hnd you purchaser JOHN r..
FINNBY, Real Estate Exch nge, Room 4, Rob
bins Building, 81, naudJah p. 2-l3-1
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NOR RENT-Store In the Milton Runyan
n property, opposite Max Schmidts new dry
goods store Apply to Max schmidt 2l2u
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MISCELLANEOUS

EOR SALE Cheap.-A good tent, sui ta bic fol
7 fishing parties Apply At keese's Auction
ana Commission House, West Centre street. u
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There are many common niments sold but
there Is only one greal pain cure for n forms
OF Sprains, Cuts, Bruises and ] bodily pain.
It's name Is Red Flag Oil Costs % cents
sold Ut p. =. d. Kirliu's Drug store.
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Have vou tried NcEIhenny's fried oysters
q-12-tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-03

. From the point OF vieS Of pa::g zad
oit.ctics Secretary Carlisle n1de mis-
take 70 b!r:t cat VIA: is coi1c on in
The wsy OF tus:hs, doe:orias the
senate .11is bill The mistake lies in
listening attention on the isct tbs. ;Ae
administration is pulling the Eires tbs;
make the senate 2appets jump.
The puppets DO net Ike 10 Be gwen
away b. the administrator They ds-
sired 20 emerge grzadly iron the con-
Hi::ee rooa and lsv bsiore ;as senate
soci= more Amendments Is :he result c:
the;. aa:are deliberations. To have /:
known :ha: the administration Is doing
:heir del:besa.iag ios then isenbasfas==.
ias 70 gentlemen OF ;he;s -s5ns3 sea:i-
hI;Sas.