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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-01

deer are extremely valuable 70 inhablt-
ants of Arctic climates In other ways.
The does yield nearly pint OF milk
day which is so rich that IL is almost
wholly cream. and Il VIII stand good
deal Of water before Il becomes inferior
To the best cows milk. This milk IS OF
great nourishlug and refreshing value in
the winter season and is eagerly sought
after A herd Of several hundred can fur
nIsh milk for A goCd-sized town or min
Ing camp.
Ore Of he prime virtues Of the rein
deer as below stated, Is his frugality Of
diet The green moss which covers
good part of Alaska Is the only staple ar
;icle % food which il requires. and this
ne gets himself "a ne wants II. even when
compelled 20 dig several feet below the
frozen surface OF the ground Even water
Is not required 2 mOuthful OF snow
taken without Stacking pace. being full
drink for the deer The animal travels
right across the open country whore there
IS not A suspicion of a trait and Is as
easily guided and tractsble as a dog.
Tire relative merits II the reindeer and
the amel have vet TO be tried in Alaska
A train OF the latter animals may he sent
over tho TRAN 10 kl0ndike this winter by
Tor the beasts endurance and ability 10
cover ground.
COOPERATIVE MINING SYNDICATE
A. the meeting q trustees he'd on the
2ssh instant. The following officers were
elected Presiden; Charles = Crane:
vice president. ] a Strarton. secretary
\ Robinson: treasurer, \. Chilberg.
BARK Theobsla for skarvay and Dyea
Marrh . Special rates on horses North
e~n Transit Co Central wharf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-01

X Is always satisfaction 20 read the
annual report oI the Connection. Mutual
tAfs Insurance Company. THE oas pub
Its1vd today. giving the results q SIS If
fy-~eCoud year business Is Interesting
in All is details ~ ueein with 4 hove
that tna company business I'm tSs- Vas
satisfactory trat the Lntqualea low rate
a. @aicn K has oe,u doing business was
Substantially tbc same. a condition no
ota~r ampa1y can equal In general
way fhr president very s0stly takes pride
re- pointing o1t fnst many conpartps
v1ira hitherto criticised the Connecticut
Nat4ats reduction. some sixteen wears
$50 60 tae Interest r4te from 20 Z y,er
cent Tor circulating premiums ana re-
serves. ara roW following thiz exer-..,'a -
safety SRI prudence TAt. se~,e- -
'He ftT-stE 7'eIr+ss ~ the Connection
Nn.Hats poAcy 1Eva:f-n - ltsa f~s.r-
err" takes un ,a-Ve PARK - ,he report
toe rcrrua~v ts shown - b. i~ a hly.-t,-
favorable condition tNe surplus being
eerF S>'s' "' srt rhe re- assets 10
tHVe '-"r@as almost s talf frtrtar f,,-
lars 6ar~r f>s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-01
Carpet Time

CAR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-01
BATTLE WAKING WARMER.
City Campaign Opening ALI Along
the Line.
BOTH COMMITTEES At WORK.

Grand Republican Rally to he Held
In Ranke's Hall Next Monday
Night-Ward Meetings the order
of the Dsy-Central Committee
for Councilman From sixth Ward.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-01

"A Iap
snap shot n
hu
1.-THE herd of i've
cate md now in e
18Th ing he
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-01

BARK Taeobsi3 for Skarway ard Dyea
Narrh . Special rates on horses. North
ern Transit Co. Central wharf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-01

For ten days we will sell you a pair of
s. Eyeglasses or Spectacies. Ii carat. gold
plated or nickel frames, with the best
lenses on earth, at 81.
DO you want TO save 81?
We Will sell you gold-filled Eyeglasses
or Spectacles. warranted TO wear ten
years, with the best Periscopic lenses for
s. PER PAIR
Other opticians charge YOU $500
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-01

rs yoaT purpose after election ~ fake
any different attitude toward gambling ana
ihe sa-nhl,ng question than you have held
In rte pastr''
No. it = rot. Ny attitude toward gam
bling has always been the same and am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-11-28
Hotel Arrivals.

Ariington-R. Starr, Toledo, Ohio; w. q
Treadwell, San Francisco, Cal; H. w. Bar
rett. Boston; E. H. Boardman, New York
Ebbitt-A. Swasey, Cleveland, Ohio: L. C.
Hay, Cincinnati; +. T. Utrick, st. Louis
NJ L. Case, Dunkirk, Ind.
Metropolitan-H. o. Williams, Richmond
Va; S. P. Norris, Pittsburg: c. H. Pierce
Louisville, KY; H. C. Middleton, Augusta
Ga.
National-G. B. Frankforter, Minneapolis;
B. A. Burke, Boston: J. W. Fritz, jr., Phila-
delphia A. P. Williams, New York
Raleigh-C. d. Hudgons, Columbus. Ohio
B. Young, Brooklyn, N. Y; A. Q. whipple
South Carolina; r. p. Smith, New York.
Regent-D. F. Stakes, Philadelphia; F. D.
Bryan, New York; j. c. Holmes, Boston:
A. B. Boyd, Brooklyn.
Riggs-J. C. Van Ness, Brooklyn, N. Y:
H. F. Dodge, San Francisco, Cal; E. War
ner, New York.
Shoreham-E. II. Wells, New York; C. A.
L. Reed, Cincinnati: D. C. Byers, Pitts
burg; ]. c Nate, Chicago.
St James-F. ]. Stafford Cleveland.
Ohio; ]. Baum, New York; F. p. Hatton,
Philadelphia; w. e. Pierce, Boston.
Wellington-H. j. Baines, New York: Z.
W. Grigg. West Virginia; D. ]. Sawter,
New York.
Wiilard's-W. 8. Francis, Brockton.
Mass; +. g. Daub. Pfttsburg; H. E. Wash
burn, Boston; 1. D. Smith, Toledo, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-11-28
DIED.

ATHERToN. on Sunday. November %, 1888. at
a m, ELLEN LEE. widow of Edwin n.
Funeral wednesday. November 80, at 3 pm. from
her late residence. 1904 Ii street northeast.
Funeral private. -
BROWN. on November &c. 1898. at Lutheran
Home for the Aged Ivy City D. c,
DAVID NJ. BROWN. in the eighty NTH year
Interment at Cobleskin. N
LITTLE. on November % 1888. at 1910 pm.
JOSEPH ID. beloved husband of Sarah +. Lit
tie, aged siNty-six years.
Funeral from his late residence Tuesday, November
%, at 2:3D pm.
AtERILLAT. On Sunday November "a, ISIS. at
$40 rlosk pm a. her reside nee, No; ~
Oliver F. Merillat. in the forty-n.nlh year Of
her age.
Wednesday, Noverub so, at $40 am thence
TO st. Patrick's Church where requiem
will be said at O'Clock. -
O'Clock pm, FRANCIS EDMUND. son OF A.
Erskine and Mary Il. Miller, aged seven years.
Interment private.
MINIToR. on Sunday November 81. 1898. at
$50 pm JoHANNAH. beloved wife II The
Funeral from her late residence. 2419 C street
northwest November 81" at $50 am Re,
O'Clock. Relatives and friends respectf lily
Invited 10 attend e
NELSON. On November 81 1895 Mrs ELIZA A.
NELSON, widow Of the late John L. Nelson Of
Maryland.
Funeral Tuesday. November 20. at 8 pm, from
her late residence
STEERS. Al Takona Park. Sunday. November %.
1S9s. at O'Clock .m Of pneumonia, MARION
LUCILLE, infant daughter OF Vim. w. and
Rosa Steers, aged seven months and nine days.
Funeral Monday November 2s at O'Clock.
woOI.LEY. Suddenly. Sunday. November 81,
1898, SALIlE A. WOOLLEN, wife OF the late
DIR. G. w. Woolley
FrneraI services Tuesday. November %, pm,
lt0S II street northwest.
In Memoriam.
MORGAN. In sad remembrance Of our dear little
girl, MARY ELIZABETH AN, who dad
one year ago today, November ~. 1897.
Loved in life, in death remembered.
BY Her DEVOTED PARENTS.
None knew her but TO love her:
None named her but TO praise her.
BY AN AFFECTIONATE FRIEND. DAISY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-11-28
REGULATIONS AMENDED.
Clause to Govern Use of Gasoline an,
Kerosene.

Kerosene.
In view of the large increase in the use
of engines operated by gasoline or kero-
sene oil, and to further protect the COM
munty in their use, the District Commits
sioners, upon the recommendation of the
inspector of buildings, today announced
the adoption of an amendment to the
building regulations. The amendment,
which is added to section 161 of the regu-
lations, reads as follows:
Gasoline and kerosene oil engines for
power, of type to be approved by the in
spector of buildings, may be permitted
such engines shall rest on solid brick or
stone foundations, built on the ground, but
no such engine shall be located above the
grade (ground floor of any building All
tanks for the storage of gasoline and kero-
sene oil shall be located under ground, at a
safe distance from any building mot nearer
than six feeD, and the top of such tank
shall be below the level of the base of the
engine, and not less than three feet under
ground, and be solidy inclosed with earth;
and the location of such tanks shall be sub
ject to such of the regulations herein re-
lating to vaults are not Inconsistent
herewith. All pipes leading from said stor-
age tanks shall be put together at every
point, metal to metal. Supply pipes shall
incline toward storage tanks. The filing
of storage tanks with gasoline and kero-
sene oil shall be done only by competent
persons. and all pipe attachments between
wagons for hauling gasoline and kerosene
oil, or tanks therefor, shall be fitted with
tight screw connections: vent pipes with
screw caps must be attached to such tanks
vent pipes shall be open during the process
of filling; valves in supply PIPES to engines
between the engine tank. and near such
tank, shall be provided; valves in supply
pipes shall be closed when Killing the tank
and when engine is shut down for the
night. Gasoline and kerosene oil shall be
supplied to engines by approved pumps
provided with cutoff valves, overflow and
bypass so arranged that all gasoline and
kerosene oil shall drain back to the storage
tank, 50 as to leave the building entirely
free from gasoline or kerosene oil, when
the engine is not in operation; all cutoff
valves for this purpose shall be outside of
buildings.
mo change shall be made in the arrange
ment or construction of engines operat ed
by gasoline or kerosene Oil without notice
to ana approval by the inspector of build
ings; notice of intention to introduce gaso-
line or kerosene oil engines into buildings
shall be given to the inspector of buildings,
who will make, or cause to be made an in
spection of the proposed location. and If
satisfactory, and in accordance with the
foregoing, will issue permit therefor. The
dimensions of storage tanks for gasoline
and kerosene oil shall be determined by
the inspector Of buildings. All engine rooms
inciosing engines operated by gasoline or
kerosene oil shall be of brick stone or
iron, and the ceilings, doors and shutters
~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-11-28

45-inch Atwood Henriettas. with
Z permanent silk face. All the street
shades. and a iull run OF delicate col
orings, appropriate for evening cos
tunes and party attire. If we asked
You 60c. you'd be getting r.
full worth for every penny. OONo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-11-28

Wen ask you to pick "ad libitt1m"
from big lot of novelty dress goods,
whose prices never went below 30c.
and in some cases scared to 500. a
ward No limit to the colors. All
possible patterns and blendings and
mixtures. We hold the
cheapest of all high-class Onc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-11-28

45-inch Imported Novelties-rich
and effective contrasts of Green and
Black. Blue and Black, and Brown
and Black. As for wear-you'll tire
Of the fabric long before it fails you.
SIPS is the price of other ON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-11-28

34-inch Wool Plaids useless
to tell how many different pattern
schemes there are or how beautiful;
You'll find 'em-rich silk stripes run
ming through the bars of Dr.
color. They we're 35c..... AOSo
44-inch Surah Serge. woven from
the stylish and choicest wool stock,
in Garnets. different shades OF Brown,
NAVY Blue and Green. We always
have asked you 39c.-for a OdNo
short while. Aforementioned. AYSo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-11-28
Generally Quiet in Porto Rico.

Gen. Brooke, commanding at Porto Rico.
reports to the War Department that no
serious disturbances have occurred in that
territory since November l. Now and
then he says, some one is murdered as
a result of personal quarrels, as is the case
in the United States, not by armed bands.
Have all known or alleged bodies of bandits
arrested so fan as / can learn, and they
will be tried at an early date"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-11-28
MARRIED..

ALLEN-WENZEL. In Philadelphia Pa. Wednes-
day. November 23, 1895, by the Rev. IIeilner
HARRY &. ALLEN and EVA L. WENZEI.
both Of Washington, IL. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-11-28

52-inch land that's a mighty deal
Of width when you come to think of
titan Sultings-they
are perched on the pinnacle of popu-
larlty just now-we'll give you Blues,
Greens and Browns that we m0o
DID ask $I.25 for at. YCSo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-11-28

36-inch Habit Cloth in the entire
run of plain shades and in a most fiat
terlngly complete assemblage of mix
lures. Our price, $50, has been the
lowest in town all along. 1t w.
goes down tomorrow to. AOSo
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-10
2acfaipatma SpuntD.
Cie Hepublifaner fte9reieb,

Ser @ntbuliasmus, tpel1er iit in
2adapanna county fir @oupsrn0rsfan'
pibat Spaaop funbsab, idien peri6ie'
bens Der anbsren 8nnbioaten auf ben
segnerii6en 3ideis in bic @efubr elmer
Risbe,lass su brIneen. bod bsitdtiSte iit
bic 8eflrdiuue feineSipegs; benn oh.
eIeih Swallop in 2ndamanna GUuntt
cine pluraIitdt bet. III i'm nebrieen oas
ssiammte rspubliianiide 5idst erpdbli.
pisqsidt nit einsissr Ausnabme bon
Rspnolos fur @sieBssbuns.
Slr bas Hihteramt in Der Nhtb
5reb. W. O iiniter nit elmer 8Iura'
litat bon etipa $500 Siimmen tpieoersr.
p6blt morben. gr ipar Der 8anbioal
oer Dsmofraten uub 8spublifaner, uni
feline @esner tparsn Der Brobibltlonlii
B. @. 2aibrope uno Der nnabbdnsie,
Cornelius Smith. Das 8oium bes les.
tersn blisb peit binter ben @rtpartunsen
isinsr Srsunoe suriid.
SIR Gonersb mar Serr Billiam
gonnsll tpieberum iissreid,; abei
iein @ssner, Der Demofrat Sanoo.
ma1ts ibm bart3u fGaffsn unb Gonnea' q
Wsbrbsit BON etipa 5000 ST. Dor sipel
Sabren iit auf slpa 1900 bsrabseidpun'
ben.
Sir ben Staatsfenat it s. 6. 8au'
gban nit elmer Yluralitdt bon eesen
1000 st. pieosrerpdblt tpOrbsn.
Sur bic @eiebaebuns iino Sarr i'm
srhsn Diitrift, 9 bsuer i'm stpelten
unb Wadsp i'm Oritten erpdblt. SIN
pisrien Dlitritt ideint bic Gniidelbune
Snsifelbnfl slpiiden oem Republifaner
Hepnolbs uno bem Demofraten Iimlin.
Sdr Coroner unb 8ermsHsr iinb reip
bic 3spubIitaner Or. RobertS uno
@eorss Stepsnion eripdblt mo rbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-10

gut bon Director eiiemann unb SrduIsin
Reuter piebsrssssbsn. Das @bepaar
,,Stefens" ipurbe bon Serrn 8ofie unb
Srdulsin 8arbieri baraeitelt. Ssrr Rofis
CAB ii4 stpar NIT bsr Roqe srobe Mibs,
fonnte iebo6 abfoIut nidt sas baraus
MAIDEN, mos osr Di1ter beabf6iists.
DaS Slid sins flOtt Gber Die 8dbne unb
ieber atti6Iub purbs rauidenb appIau.
oirt.
Ser fommenos Sonntas bringt uns
,,Sternsnbanner unb Rei6sabler" ober
Ser 8utber bon Chicago. Das
Stiid purbe fdOn einmuI i'm Sommer
sessben, sefiel iebc6 10. oaB sS nuf all.
semeines 8erlaneen am fommenbsn
Sonntas tpieosrbOIt unb iebenfaas elm
bottles Saus sieben tpiro. gu ipiiniden
III ss, benn 0irsitor @iiemann bietst
Niles auf, um unisrer Siaot elm mir bises
Ibeater au eeben unb nerbient pol unb
gang bic lln,sritdBuns Oes pubIifums.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-10
Deutf6es xbeater.

8or einem tpirfIib gut beiubten SauIs
sslansie an persansenen Sonntas ;, ,Dit
Selapin" BON 2uonis SuIba sur auf.
fIbrune. Dus Stiid ibilbsrt nit paden.
Der &ealiitii cine mooerne gbe. pis IL
leioer beutsutase nur su oft porfommt
Der icenli6e Aufbau it Elm gang borslg.
liber, bic Steieerune eine ausse,si6nets
ano namentIid 1T Der Sdlub lOsli9. oh.
lpobl bas eroBe Yublifum bic Soee SuI.
ba's nitt perftsbt. ..Gusenis" pirb bon
ibrem Wanns ni@t sei6isoen - iis fOlsi
oem @elisbtsn in bic ..neue" g8elt - ID
gisbt ia eine ,,freie" 2isbe. @eipieli
tpuroe ean3 ousss,eidnet unb sebibrt bic
Balme bss 4benbs Der DarhsQerin Der
9aupiroas. Sobanna @iismonns s SffIanb.
Diit grocer Natiirli6feit ipislts tie bas
oulosnbe. ia ssinedteie 8eib, ebsI in
SaItuns uno Sprads; absr ssrabesu
iiberipdltigeno mar Der 0loment, mo in
ibr enS arme, 10 ihmdbIi4 bon ibrsm
9atten bebanoelte Weib bic sSsGeIn un,
pdrbiser anedti6aft BON ii6 ipirfi !; nit
srobsr Naiurtpabrbsit, nit prdttissn
;sarben lbmddis ba bic Dariiellerin ibre
8see aus, binreibenb mar bns SPIEL unb
rauiHenoer 8sifaa belobnte bic ausses
,eibnsts 8lnitlerin. Absr aud bic
Seenen nit ,adtbe" tpuroen bon Sobanna
@iismunn. SfflanD mt @infadbeit. unb
tisf smpfunosner Ddrme ipisosrsseebsn !;
ebsniolds Wirtuns ersislte iie nit ben
Seenen. bic iis nit oem ..Baumeifsr
2ufas", benz sin3igen ibr seblisbenen
5rsunbs. bitts. aurs unb gut. nod
msbr tlber bic nusseseidnste 2ilnit.
lerin su iaesn. biebe ..euIsn na&
4iben" trasen, unb baben mir nur ben
einen @unib. Sobanna giismann.
Sfflano bdufs in oerartisen &ollen su
ieben, bsnn oas III Elm tpirfIi1er aunt,
senub. Oas buntbare BubIIfum appIau.
oirts fat isbe Sesne uno bspies bierburt
Der 8dnitterin, tple iebr iie in beHsn
9unfi itsbt. Die 8oae bes Beinbdnolsrs
>, ,Waloed" 1T nidt seraoe ipmpaibli1,
muros ieoc6 bon Serrn Baroo redt be.
frisoisenb ourdssfdbrt unb miiien mir
bsiennsn. oab uns oieier Ssrr nod iu
ieiner 8olls 10 sefallen bat. als serabe in
oiefer. Das gbspaar ,.8oa" fanb in
oetrn 9sutsr unb 5rau 8sder. gi6bers
bic paisnoen S.rtreter unb namentli1
Serr Hsuter oils Dsr aIte BOftietretdr mar
gans in ieinem @lemsnte. Sang unb sar
nibt sefaasn bat uns Serr grlau er
IL ia Elm suns gutter 2oulfer. aber bsr'
,ltlss Roaen erforbsrn ettuas mebr. Gr
iab sans gut aus. bas il iebo& bas ein3is |
RdbmensWerlbe, mas mir bem ionfi 10 |
,slisbisn 3omiisr na4iaesn tbnneu.
+, ,2utas" Batter unb Toatsr purosn rs4t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-10
s9- @Iddlide Wenidenmsn'
n ltrDmen an ben NuftiouSberf6ufen nm

nA- @Iidlids Nenidenmen'
gen itr0men su ben Auitionspsrfdufen um
Q 80 unb 7.30 isbsn Gag. Aderman's.
45 205 Waibineion Ape.
-Seuer rihtete sehsrn Rabmittag in
bem Wm. Sairfelp @ebdube an Gapouis
4Uenue uno 2ar6 Strube einen S6aosn
bon 5000 an.
- Siaotseometsr Pbiqips bat bic
gntbsduns eemadt, baB bon Der .. &
8. 8abnitation bis sur Bride bic 2ada.
mama apenue iid beosuteno eeienft bat.
gr slaubt, bab Elm unterirbiibsr Strom
WaHsr bic Sdulb bnran trdst, in aber
nod nidt iider unb bat bsuis Worssn
frdb cine peiiers untsrfuduns pornsb'
men lafen.
- Die bisber bon Der @pomins Bal.
lsp 8rau SO. bstriebsns 8rauerei su
8insIion in bon q. q Serbian unb Sobn
3. Serbian BON bier uno Wm. Sealep
uon DIppbant iduilid srtporbsn tporosn.
Die 8rausrei febt i6on felt Sabresfrif
aubsr 8eirirb, bod oie..neuen gisentbds
mer iperben iofort 8erbeferuneen Dor.
nsbmsn, nab eeren 8oaenouns oer BE.
trleb tpiebsr aufsenommen tpirb.
- Ri6ar6 Sidsp. Der bis Dor 3tpsi
Wonaten an @resn plaee tpobnte unb
Oann na6 schenectady, q. o., in Dienits
elmer slsetrii@en GOmpanie trat uno bort.
bin abreiits. ia am lsbtsn Sreitas, aIs
cine ,,5lue" in einem Dampftshsl BART.
uon oem ausitl5msnben Dampfe fbrmlid
su GoOe sstodt tuorbsn /; iein 86rper Bot
einsn idaubsrbaften Anblid. Die 8esr'
pisuus fanb Dientas bier itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-10
Sic gSablell
Sa ben 45 staatem Der Union.

Die WdbIer pon allen 45 Staaten,
nit NuSnahms bon breien-Wiaine, Ber'
mont uno Oreson-baben am Sienita8
ibr @ublre6t ausseiibt. 9ie anberen
AZ Staaten erpdblten Gonsrebrsprafen'
tanten; bic Staatsn alabama. 4rtan'
Ias, Georgia, aentudp, 2ouiiiana, Marps
lamb. Wifiifiippi, Rorb' Carolina. 8booe
Sslanb. 8wsinien unb Wsf'8lrsinien
ipabltsn nur @onsrsbreprdientantsn.
Dreiunbsipan3is Staten ertpdblten Ss'
eisIaturen. bic ie einen 8unbesienator all
ertpablen baben, ndmlit: galifornien,
Connecticut. DsIatpare. Storiou. Snoia'
no. Mafaduisits, NiHiean. Winneiota,
WiHourl. Ulontana. Nsbrasfa, glepata.
gisp Serisp, 9iep gorf, Roro' Satota,
Penniplbania, Gennshee, 2eras. Utah.
Daibinston. @pomins, @isconiin uno
@ef=8irsinia. Solsenbe Staaten sr'
pdblten is sinen @oupsrneur une
StaatSbeamte: California. Colorado.
Connecticut, Sbubo, SnOianu. aanias,
Midisan. Dtinneiota, Nebrasta, glstp
Seriep, getp gorf. ReSuba. glsip Samp'
ibire. WaRaduietts, 9lorO 9afota.
Penniplpania, Sib'GaroIina, SiiosD Da'
fota, 1snneKss. 9sras, @isconiin unt
Wpomins. Die ancsren: Salnois.
Soma, SIoribu, 9eIaipars, WiifiCuri,
Nontana. Obio, utob. uuo @uiblnston
srndblisn sinen StaatSidabmeifier. 4u'
bitor unb anoere Undergraduate Stats
bsamten.-Snbiana seb0rt ni&t su ben
Staaten, bic einen @Ouperneur 3u nab.
len batten. ionoern su oenen. rpelte nur
undergraduate Staatsbeamten ertpdbl'
ten.
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