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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1902-08-21

Cruel Cuckoo.
"Ah, Miss BrecHe." began the roman
tic young man. Il adore the beautiful,
am lover OF poetry. l am a."
''Cuckool" Interrupted small voice
in the clock. And then the romantic
young man hit his tongue,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
YOUNG HERO'S REWARD
British Medal of Honor Presented
to- Arthur Egan, OF
Chicago.

Chicago, Feb. 2l.-With tears i'm his
eyes and with choking voice Arthur
Eg1u. Ii years old. tried to express
in words his gratitude for the medal
which was presented to him by VIII
liam Wyndham. british consul. on he
half OF the Royal Humane society. of
London. But the nerve which stood
him i'm such good stead in time of
danger failed him when he received
the plaudits OF those who were gath
cred at the Grand Pacific hotel To do
him honor. and he was able To utter
only a few scarcely intelligible words
Of thanks.
His proud father. however. on be-
half of his SON thanked the Royal
Humane society and Captain Wynd-
ham. on whose recommendation the
society recognized young Egan'S BRAY
cry. ana his face glOwed with pride
as he spoke of the twcnty-fOur times
that lis son had riSked his life to
save others from drowning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
FIGHTING SENATOR'S ARE SUSPENDED
RESIDENT SNUBS TTLLMAN

two senators. having swept Teller
aside were engaged IN Il TOught-and
tumble fight. McLaurin received a
heavy blow ON the forehead while
Tillman got bad punch on the nose
which hTOugl,t blO0d.
Assistant SCTGCaut-at-ArmS Layton
Sprang over desks to reach and sep
arate the combatantS. and himself re-
crivcl several blows. He got between
them finally and 10y main strength
wrenched them apart. Warren OF Wy
oming and Scott of West Virginia,
two of thc most powerful men in the
senate. jumped To his assistance. and
piniouin- the arms Of the bclliEercnt
Senators forced them into their seats.
Senator's stood about the chamber.
for the moment quite helpless ana
pale TO the lips. Finally order was
restored partly. and in the midst Of
intense excitement the senate Went
into secret legislative session. For two
hours the senate discussed the event
behind closed doors. When the doors
were opened il was made known that
both of the South Carolina senators
by unanimous vote had been declared
to be in contempt Of the senate. They
were permitted ly vote of the sen
ate to make apologies To the senate.
Thc statements were listened to by
botA the senators and the people IN
the galleries with breathleSs interest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24

senator's are restored T. their ruH pow
Crs as seyators.
Apologies Not Consid crcd Sufficient,
1t understood the ctifcrCnceS among
senators have shownIthc existence of
Il considerable Santim4nr that the apol-
CgicS made by the SoEth Carolina sen
atOrS are not deemed sufficient. and
that the committee will require other
and more ample apologies to be sub
mittcd To il in writing. with the aSSur-
anCe that such apologies must be made
To the senate before report Will be
made to the effect that the senators
have sufficiently purgcd themselves Of
the contempt of which the senate has
adjudged them guilty. The whole mat
ter is without precedent. and the sen
ate is now 10 make Il precedent i'll the
matter of punishment and in requir-
ing sufficient apology.
Started a Regular "Scrap."
For the birthday anniversary of the
great Washington WAS celebrated by
two of the United States senators
here. on the floor of thc senate, by 4
fist fight The two senators from
South Carolina were the active partic-
ipants i'll the affray. Tillman. in the
course of speech upon the Philippine
tariff bill. made serious reflections up
on the honor of his colleague, Me
Laurin. In brief, he charged that his
vote in support OF the ratification of
the treaty of Paris had been cast
through the exercise Of improper in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
PROPOSITION TO CUBA
Twenty Per Cent Reduction of Duty
offered for Con-
sideratiOn.

Washington. Feb. 2i.-Tie Rcpub-
lean members uT the ways and means
committee. who have been consider
ing the question of concessions to
Cuba al several meetings. have finally
reached an agreement which is CON
Sidcrod = victory Tor those VINO have
favored tariff concessions to that isl
and. The action taken was the adop-
tiuu Of Il resolution tliat if Cuba VIII
give us substantially equivalent ad-
yauta"cS and first enact our immigra-
tiOn laws we viii give her 20 per
cent. reduction in our tariff upon her
productions.
BY the terms of this resolution the
proposition agreed on by the Repub-
lican members of the committee will
be submitted to a Republican caucus
to lie held tomorrow night
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
GET OFF IN END
Three Defendants in Senatorial
Michigan Murder Case
Acquitted.
TRIAL CONTINUED TWO WEEKS
Remarkable Evidence of Lying and
Perjury Intro
duced.

Detroit. Feb. PA dispatch from
Valparaiso. Ind. says: After Il bitter
fight Of two weeks in the Lake cir
cult court the sensational Davidson
murder trial has ended in Il verdict of
acquittaI for the three defendants,
Michael Curtin, Robert Fleming and
Roy SOwarGS. The occupants of the
crowded cburt room received the an
nOUucCment of the verdict with cheers
ANA applause. Il is now reported the
mother Of the Davidson boy viii file
large damage suit against the city of
VALPARAISO foI: his death. claiming
negligence Of the police was RESPONSE
hle for his death.
Edward Davidson. whose home
was in Michigan. was visiting his sis
ter at Valparaiso last December, and
it is said he engaged in Il quarrel with
Curtin. Fleming and SOWardS while
they were all more or less intoxicated.
The next morning his HfelesS body
WAS found lying beside the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad tracks. John Sprencil, Il
WatChman at the railroad crossing. tes-
titled before the COTOner'S jury that he
had seen Curtin. Fleming ana SOwards
drag payidson's body along the
tracks.
Before the Grand Jury.
AT the grand Jury investigation he
said he had periUed himself ami told
the murder story because he feared he
would lose his position il it became
known that Davidson was killed by
train. Prosecutor Tinkham moved to
dismiss the men and he was removed
from office and Judge Heard was
placed IN charge of the case On
change of venue the trial was held at
Crown Point. Durin" the trial Spren-
ell returned to his first story. alleging
that Prosecutor TmIlham had infiu-
enccd him 10 testify in favor of the
defendants. The accused men are all
members of prominent families"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
SENATOR mLAURIN REFRAINED
When He Was About to Put a Chip On
HIS own shoulder.

When He Was About to Put Chip On
HIS own shoulder.
As McLaurin was closing his apol-
ogy to the senate he said: with that.
Mr.. President. l am done. except l
have this to say-if there is any more
talk of that kind. or any more
As McLaurin uttered the last SEN
tcnce of his address. intimating that
il there was any further effort to press
uIon him the accusations which had
Lren made against him there might he
trouble. there was an evident stir i'll
the chamber. Several senators rose to
their feet as if half expecting a re-
rcwed outbreak of trouble. Bacon and
Patterson. both OF whom We're sitting
near McLaurin. urged him to stop
where he was. Patterson saying: Il
beg the senator to refrain."
Il viii refrain. then, Mr.. Presi-
dent" said NIcLaurin.
The status of Tillman and McLau-
rim is that they are III contempt OF
the senate. and only by vote of the
senate can either he recognized either
to speak or to vote on any question
whatever Tillman left the capitol
when adjournment was taken for re-
cess. and did not return for the night
session. McLaurin was in the cham
Der about s p. m. but left early
Neither senator, when seen at his
home, would make a statement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
TILLMAN GErs THE LIE DIRECT
Eetorts with Punch in the Face, Which
Is Promptly COuntered.


His statement was developed in .
coIioquy between him and SpOoner
Tillman at first declined to mention
names, but when the Wisconsin sena-
tor reminded him that he owed it to
himself, to the senate, and TO the coun'
try to name the man." Tillman indi.
Gated that he referred to his colleague
from South Carolina. Little imagin'
ing that his words were likely to be
propheic, Spooner remarked senten-
tiously: Il viii leave the senator to
light that out with his colleague
McLaurin was not in the chamber
at the time, being Engaged in COM
mittee work; but he Nvas sent for and
appeared just as Tillman continued
his speech. Pale as ashes, McLaurin
rose to address the senate, speaking
TO question of personal privilege. He
reviewed Tillman's charges briefly,
and then denounced the statement
made by his colleague as ''wilful,
malicious and deliberate lie"
Scarcely had the words fallen from
his lips when TillmaH. sitting few
seats from him, wifi Tller between
them, sprang at him. kMcLaurin, who
had half earned toward Tillman, met
him half way. and in an instant the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
RUN ON DIME BANK
Detroit Still Experiencing Excite
ment Over Andrews
Escapade.

Detroit, Feb. PA run was started
today on the Dime savings bank. The
report became in circulation that the
institution held considerable of +. =.
Andrews paper and the run started
ON the strength OF this. Depositors
are being paid rs fast as possible
President Livingston said the bank
will be held open till midnight. if
necessary, in order to pay all depos-
itors who wish TO Withdraw their ac-
counts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
Prussian Prince Sets
Foot in America
a Day Late.
NOW In WASHINGTON
Incidents Attending the
Arrival and Land
Journey.

Washington. Feb. 2I.-Princc Henry
arrived in Washington at 1920. lie
was met by Secretaries Hay and Long
and Count Quadt and two other at
taches of the German embassy. Ten
minutes later he left for the White
House.
Secretary Hay and Admiral Evans
rode with the prince. IntcrmingIed
with the crowd at the depot was
small army of secret service men. de
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
PLACE FOR HARRY new
Omered Position of First Assistant
Postmaster Gem
eraI.

Washington, Feb. 2I-Harry :.
New. of indianapolis. has been offered
the Office of first assistant Postmas-
ter 10 succeed William NJ. Johnson, of
New Jersey. who resigned. New has
not Vet given his final answer. The
change will occur within the next Two
months.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
REACH OLD GROUND
Dc Wet and His Followers Break
Through BIOckhouse
Line.

Pretoria Feb. 24.-Gen. De Wet,
with 900 followers. broke back north
ward through the blockhouse line the
night of the 10th inst. ten miles west
of Lindley, Orange River Colony. The
biockhoUses opened fire on the Beers
two of whom were killed. The re-
mainder got away to their old ground
near Reitz.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
WILL NOT INTERFERE
Supreme Court Declines to Take Ju-
risdictiOn i'm Merger
Case.

Washington. Feb. 24.-Thc United
States supreme court refused to take
jurisdiction i'm the Northern Secur-
iitos merger case in which the state
IF Minnesota recently made applica-
ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24

DR. NON HOLLEBEN, TIE GEhMAN L3I-
BASSADOR.
Iantic coast in an armor of ice, mad
lost its force and resigned its sway
to warm sunshine and CHEEKY blue
skies. so there were 10 regrets that
the royal guest was full day late
for the entertainment provided for
him. The genius of Marconi. reach
ing out from the stOTm-swept coast
had definitely located the belated liner
and made certain the hour that She
would reach Sandy Hook.
Admiral Evans Meets the Liner.
Rear Admiral Robley ID. Evans,
commander of the special sduadroD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
Ihsen-s cond,tton very Critical.

Copenhagen, Denmark. Feb. "a
Greig. The Norwegian composer. who
visited Ibsen Feb. 10. reports that the
authors condition was then very crit
icai. He was only able to speak
few words after the utmost eXertion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
MISS SSTONEI
Brigands Seem to Have Kept
Their Word as to Mis-
sionary.
NO NOTICE OF THEIR INTENTIONS
Mime. Tsilka and Her Baby Are
Also at Liberty Once
More.

ConStantinoplc. Feb. -t--AIiss Ellen
NJ. Stone. the United States mission
airy. who with Nine. Tsiika was cap
cured by brigandS in tine district Of
Salorika Sept. , last. has been re-
leased and arrived at SumitZa, Mace
donia. Nobody was at StrumitZa to
meet Miss Stone. as the bri@ands had
given no Indication where they pro
posed to release the prisoners. Nine.
TSilka and her baby were also re-
leased 1T the same slime.
All Are Well.
They are all wei. Miss Stone imme-
diately made herself known To the au-
thorities at Strumitza. The first news
of Miss Stones release was contained
i'm Il telegram received by Dickinson.
the United States consul general ut
COnstantinople. from the United States
vice consul mt SalOuika. The telegram
gives no details Of the release. As
Strumitza is near the -Uskub
railroad Miss Stone will proceed 20
Salonika without DELAY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24

VICE ADMIRAL ALFRED voS THRIFTY.
met and their ladies and other inyit-
ed guests. The ceremony occupied
Just 80 minutes.
The president returned the princes
visit al the German embassy at 11:4O,
remaining about 10 minutes.
Greeted at BaItIr ore.
Baltimore. Feb. The train bear
ing Prince Henry and suite arrived
here at this morning and left 26
minutes later. During the stay the
prince was welcomed by Mayor Hayes
and an escort of prominent citizens.
The MAYOR made an address and pre-
sented Il set of resolutions TO which
the prince responded very briefly. y
chorus of 200 male voices rendered
several German songs.
Heartily welcomed.
New York, Feb. 24.-Prince Henry
of Prussia. representative of his BROTH
er. the emperor of Germany, at the
launching of the Iatter's United-States-
built yacht, reached New York yes
terday and was cordially welcomed as
the guest of the nation. The land bat
tcries that guard the outer harbor
sounded the first greeting in a salute
of twenty-one guns; he guns of sD-
ciaI naval squadron assembled III his
honor re-echOed the sentiment; there
were verbal greetings from the repre-
sentatives of President Roosevelt, the
army. the navy. and the city of New
York. and Il great crowd lined the way
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
All Are We'll.

into the city TO see aud cheer the sailor
prince of Germany.
Fine Weather Adds Its Welcome.
The great storm against which the
ErOnprinz Wilhelm had struggled for
davs- and which had glazed the At
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
Negotiating an AmaIgamation.

Toledo. O.. Feb. 24-Negotiat tions
are now pending looking toward the
amalgamation of the Detroit. Toledo
Shore line with the Toledo Railway
and Terminal company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
ALL BLOWN UP
Assay Offices at Vic
tor ColO., Are
Wrecked.
OUTCOME OF A PLOT
Perpetrators UnheSitat-
ing1y Jeopardize
Human life.

Victor. Colo. Feb. 24.-Early this
morning the leading assay offices at
the Cripple Creek Victor goldfeld,
numbering six, were wrecked by ex-
plosions of giant powder. Each Of
fee with its fine equipment and deli
cate balances was destroyed.
The raiders did not hesitate to
ieopardize life, as all buildings but one
were occupied by sleeping families.
While no one was seriously injured.
men, women and children were hurl-
ed from their beds by the shock.
The estimated loss is $1,000 at each
Office. The general impression here
is the outrage was the result of gen
eral movement to rid the district of
all high grade ore purchasing insti-
tutionS. The sheriff has taken all
means to discover the perpetrators
of the crimes.
Other Explosions.
jefferson City. Mo. lFeb. Ely an
explosion of dynamite on the grading
of the Colorado railSOad at Eabbat-
town. - miles south3of here, Archi-
bald johnson. Of Chhago. and c. F..
Andrews. Of MARSH Aalltown. Iowa,
were killed. They thought the fuse
frozen and went 10 examine it when
the shot went OFF, killing them.
Marshalltown. Iowa. Feb. 24.-As
the result of an explosion of gas to-
day at ApplingJon. 50 miles north. in
Butler county. the large new bricl,
and stone block of Aronds d Kramer
was badly wrecked. Thrc persons
were burned. The injured: ID. \.
Arends, j. j. Laherty. otto Koslle.
The damage to the stock and building
will reach several thousand dollars.
The explosion was caused by carrying
lighted lantern into the basement
To investigate the failure of the gas
machine to work.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24

Washington, Feb. 24.-The topic O.
chief interest in senatorial circles, and
I'm fact everywhere in official Washing
ton. is the fight in the senate between
Senators TiIlman and McLaurin, of
South Carolina. There have been Il
number of conferences among senatorS
as to what shall be done to preserve
the dignity. of the senate and to mani
fest its sentiment with reference to
the two senators who violated its ira
ditfons While no plan of procedure
has been agreed upon it is learned
that there win be very deliberate ac-
ton. and it is said to be more than
likely that it will be not less than
thirty days before the South Carolina
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
Received at white House.

1T was 1O:4O when the procession
reached the White House. The Ma
rine band played the German national
air while the party was leaving the
carriages. The prince and party
were conducted to the green room,
where the president received the roy
al visitor. After greetings were eX-
NAL nature. the president led the
prince into the red paricr and intro
duccd him TO Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss
Roosevelt. The prince was then con-
Quoted into the green room and in
troduced to the members OF the cab
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24

Washington, Feb. 24.-The president
has withdrawn the invitation extend
ed to Senator Tillman, of South Caro-
lima. to attend the dinner given to-
night in honor of Prince Henry at
the White House.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24

Washington, Feb. eb.2l.-Prcsident Pro
scm Frye gave directions 10 the clerks
of thC senate today that the names
of Senator's Tillman and McLauriB
must not be called on roll calls until
further notice. This practically sus-
pends the senators from all natorial
functions.
the senate met today AZ II To dis
pose Of the Philippine tariff bill. Both
South Carolina senators were on the
floor when the senate was called to
order. \ small bunch of red roses
and white carnations lay on Tillman's
desk.
In tn senate today Prichard. re-
publican q. c. at the request OF Sen
ator McLaurin. offered Il resolution
directing tine privileges and elections
committee 10 investigate Tiilman's
charges that McLaurin had been i'm
properly influenced to vote for the
Spanish treaty of peace. The resolu-
tion was referred to that committee.
IN the debate that followed on the
Philippine tariff bill McComas (MdD
denied Wcllin@ton's charges that the
former had been influenced to vote
for a treaty by promises of President
Mckinley. Wellington, replying. said
lif McComas would repeat outside the
senate chamber what he had told the
senate in the speech he had just made
he wellington would tell McComas
lit was cowardly and malicious false
hood. Hoar promptly called Yelling
ton to order and the president protein
Immediately directed Wellington to
take his seat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24

tectives and policemen. The car
riages bearing the prince and cOrtege
from the depot were surrounded by
mounted police. who were followed
by a military escort of United States
regulars. The route from the depot
10 the White House was lined with po-
lice and District of Columbia militia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-02-24
As to Money.

I'VE believe i'm hard m0ney-thc
money of the constitution-and are
unalterably opposed to irredeemable
paper currency. If any further enur-
citation of democratic policy upon the
financial question is regarded as nee
essary in view OF. the existing none
tary conditions. then it is suggested
that simple declaration in favor Of
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nun bod nibt nab San Mntonio
fommen! Nuf ibrem &iifpege nah
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burh g%Drficana aetommen, po 1ie
cine Inlprabe an Die auf benz Gem
t%ralbabnb0fe angeiammelte 8DlfSz
menge bielt.
SIN Diftriftgeridte su IuItin
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anbdneig aemaht tperben geaen ge<
noienihaftlibe Organilationen uno
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Der feline Sreibrief=5 teuer besablt
boben Doer neil tire 9icenser abees
laufen iino.
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@ountp, muroen Dem Sarmer @m.
Wenot Sriqinge geboren = bret qe=
lunoe, muntere &naben.
Wdbreno leines 8e1uhes in
Waeo puroe Der Iomiral Sblep in
oemonitratioer @eiie eefeiert.
Sn 5ewplteao fanb am 81.
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mabt batte.
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ginflbruna Der Brobibitiun befiir=
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-22
9(aerlet.

Der bemocratiide @ouoer=
neurscanoibat 2anbam fiiblt ii6
poaitqnoig als erpdblter Stats
aDuperneur. Desbalb fontmt er
aub ais ufficieller Steapertreter oes
SOB. Sapers bierber mach San Inz
tonio gum r@ouperneurssg Sage" auf
Die s5air.
: Ser vDeutide &rieeerz8 erein"
peranitaltet ant ndbiten Samftag
cine MISUNDERSTANDING NIT beutc
idem 9beater, 1ebenoen 8iloern uno
8all in Der Wtiiiionsearten=S ane.
Cine Iusfenung fur
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bruoer ri 3 Die als Supe=
liere i'm Weften Dbenan iteben.
: Die Sair puroe am DienItaa
opn runo 8 1000 sablenben BerlDnen
beiubt. Die orei 8Dr1teuunqen
Buffalo Bills erpieien it9 als tart
~pirfenoes 3uemittel.
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Soiepbsbaae Die 2. Sabresoeriamm=
lung oes Staatsoerbanoes Der 8az
Gerutetiter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-22
Wdbler=8 egiftriruttg.

6iereurh miro befannt aernadt.
Dab ih Die Bidder meines Nmtes fir
Die &eaiitrirune aQer Stimmaeber
BON San IntDnio, 8erar gpuntp,
aeras, Dem @eIeb entlpreHeno am
eriten Oien1tag i'm Mpnat Dftuber
1902 erDhuen tperoe. @s lit bas Der
Z. OCTOBER uno meme Office befinoet
tlb i'm @ountp=G ourtbaus am Main=
8la5a. Die Office miro 20 9aae
lang, Die SDnntaae ausgenommer,
BON s (abt) lbr 8Drmittaos big url
s (a6t) ubr Gbenos ieben Gag offen
gebalten mer6en (bis gum %. Sfs
t0ber).
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gen, tuelde ii6 regiitriren laiien mpl-
len, in Der Weile ~porbereitet Al fpnt=
men, BOB iie nibt nur ben Namen.
ionoern audi ben Nan1en Der StraBe,
in Der fie nDbnen uno ibre 6ausz
anaeben f6nnen, IDuie bic
3abl oes County, 8reeinfts, au benz
iie geb0ren. oa baburd unnDtbiae
SersDgerungen permieoen ueroen
uno Die &eeiitratiOn m6aliHit prompt
bon STEELE eeben fam.
S.. g.. @bapa,
Wabls Gegiitratpr BON 8erar gountp.