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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-20
Order Of Publication,

NlAtf OF hlttOuTl,
| County of TAncy, ~
In the Circuit Court; April term, ISDs
The state or Missouri. at the relation and 10 the
~" Of u u, Price. Collector OF the Revenue
In and for said County and s,a,e, Plaintiff,
Va
fdpin Harrison, Francis A. Lagrayc, August
Y sehcsicdt, John I. iarfen Thomas "
.lolnson. Jr Jamcs Iyrne, 7 e spcllings.
Geo oathrll. VIM II johnson. 1he Long
Creek Cattle Company, Caroline Lampel,
VIM. Lnmpel, Frank l.. iAInpcl, Geo Tink.
or, Carrie Tinker and 4. " Tinker, Dc-
PENDANTS,
Al thIt day comes the plnIn,lr herein by his
attorney, X & Ford. AMI hlrs his petition and
arldalIt alleging, amons other things, that
defendants. Elwn Harrison, Francis A La
grave, August i. srlc-tcd. John 4. liarrrn,
Thomas W johnson Jr james Byrnc, 4. &.
spullings. Geo. 7 CAihcl, VIM II johnson
The Long creek Cattle COMPANY. Caroline
lamprl, VIM LAM ol. Prank I. lamprl Geo.
Tinker, Carrie b. Tinker and 4. ". Tinker are
not Residents oi the state OF Missouri:
Nhrtcupon, 10 IN ordered bY thp clerk In ynca-
tlon that said defendants Dee notified by publlca
ton that plantiu has commenced n suit against
them IN THIS court the object and general nature
ui which IN to enforce the lien uf tho state Of
Missouri for the taNt. upon their land, sit
ua,el In 1ancl county. Missouri. aud to re-
cover The amount Of taxes dap on sad lands for
The year l-isi. and thn; unlvss the said Edwin
Harrison, Francis 4 lhgraNr. August . sehes-
trtt. John 4 Barren, IhoIuAs " JOhnsnn Jr
James liyrnc. Z. G.. spcllngs, Geo. 4 Cathci.
WIN " johnson, Tho Long trc''k Cattle Com
pany. Caroline Lamprl Wm laMpcl. Frank l..
i.anpel, Geo Tinker. Carrie J.. 1lDkcr aud T..
Tinker bc and appear NJ this court at the
ncNt term thereof, tn be begun and holden nt
the court house In the town Of fursy III, In said
county, ON the 18th day of April, next, and on
nf before the first day NJ said tcrm, unless iur-
thcr time bc given by this cgptl, an. ILL., a.,
plead To tl. ,.s.A.sss .rrft uuuJulHli'ht Nhi 10
rendered accordingly.
Aud It j. further ordered. that n copy hereof
..Uu Ia. In In ln.,
County Rrpnblican, a newspaper published N
said county Of Tancy, for four weeks success-
i,ry the last insertion tn be- y, least four weckt
before the lrst day Of said pcAt April term oi
this court !, 4. johnson, Circult CLERK,
: true rOpy from the record Witness my
hand and the seal of the circuit court Of Tnncy
county, this spth day Of January, \. u 1892
I-EALl .-gp J. 4. johnson, Circuit CLERK.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-20
FEBRUARY q.

Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Resignation Of W. a. Branson, justice
of the peace Of Newton township, accept.
ed. Upon petition Isaac Day was ap-
pointed justice Of the peace to lll out
the uncxpired term Of W. a. Branson.
Ordered that NJ. Hull be loaned slOO
out Of the permanent school fund, he
having filed approved bond, mortgage
and personal surcties.
Report Of survey on road pctitioncd
for by W. G. Badiug ct al, accepted aud
road ordered opened, the old road to
be closed as soon rs the now road
shall bc satisfactorily proven to be
In us good condition and rs convenient
10 travel as the old.
Ordered, that bid OF W. H. Jacobs for
keeping paupors for one year b. accspi-
ed bid being II u month tn" .'''V" pau
per, clothing inciuied, and that saiu
w. n. Jacobs be required 10 give bond
in che sum Of $1,000 for the iaithir! por
torma.ee OF his trust.
Statement Of expenses OF ia. Wealth
crman for taking John Il, Lawson and
Il. D. Henderson 10 the asylum filed,
examined and accepted.
The following claims were examined
and allowed:
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-20
FEBRUARY \.

VI
Court convened pursuant TO adjourn
ment.
Valuation OF 5 hf SO ar sec 80, twp 81,
range u, ordered reduced from si00 to
$40, account Of erroneous assessment,
Ordered that taxes on hf NV or, and
ne or NV Or, and NV or ne Or, soc 36,
twp %, ronge Is, be released from tax
hooks Of 1901, account Of erroneous as.
scssmcnt.
Court orders that patent be issued
TO Sutton II. Marlin for Sc Or ne Or and
nc pr ne or, sec l6, twp -, range q, er-
roneously reported by sheriff as sold to
l.. V. Flowers, and that n certified copy
OF the order Of the court be sent TO the
secretary Of state with request To so
change the plat books Of bis Office rs 10
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Court met pursuant TO adjournment.
Ordered that j. 4. Tolcrton be grant
ed ferry license on payment OF 81 state
and sl3 county tax.
Ordered that $3.50 TO credit OF state
university fund be transferred TO the
permanent school fund Of Tancy county.
Ordered that roai peti,ioned for by
w. II. Florence ct al be surveyed and
repor, made to the next regular term Of
county court.
Ordered that +. V. Baldwin be grant
cd ferry license upon presentation OF
satisfactory bond, and the payment OF
81 state and sl3 county tax,
Ordered that the clerk draw war
rant for $40 on paupcr fund, in favor OF
L. G. johnson, 10 bear the expense OF
sending Mrs, Hankins to Harrison, Ark.
Note OF Isaiah Edwards for 500 school
moncy,with proper security, substituted
for note Of +. B. Morris, and Morris note
Cancelled.
Ordered that John II. Combs be rs.
sessed with items aggrcga.ing slIj, for
taxes OF 1902.
Ordered that Allen johnson be IA
sessed with items aggregating $1,000, loI
taxes OF 1902.
The following claims we're allowed:
" Il. Adams, surveying change Of road,
i.cwls Robinson, relief OF Floyd Robin
son ................. .................. liO
Eina Dunn, paupcr fund ............... Iu.u
j b Gideon, W of scalp contingent fund, l.J
and same amount certified 70 state
auditor for payment by state. Same
m to Joseph Ins,n,hroue.
Court adjourned to 3 o'clock a. m.
Feb. s, 1902.
L. G. JOHNSON, L. j.
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Order of Publication.
state NJ Missouri. -.
County Of ran", -
Ia the Circuit Court; April Term. lpla
Gcrne Wcath"fman, p.aintiI,

stat" ~ Missouri. -
County Of rau., -
Ia the Circuit Court. April Term. iga.
Gertc Wcath"iman, rainti1
"
J. u WcAthctman, Defendant,
Al thls dAy cnInrs The plaintiff herein, by her
attorney s. e. Wood, and hlr, her petition And
hnl.laTit alleging. among other ihigg-. that Nv
irhdsnt !. Il McathcrpaL, In not a resident of
The state ~ Missouri.
Whyrcuron, II l. ordered by the Clerk In yAca.
ton, that said defendant b. notified by puhlira.
tlnn that plaintiff has commenced u suit against
him III this court, the oblvr, ana general nAtuni of
which l. Ia obtain a dr'fsr of disOr.' from the
bonds Of matrmony hrroiofurc contracted h..
tween plainiir and defendant and that unl.s,
the said j. M.athcrmnh b. and appear ht thi,
court, nj the next term thereof tn BE- begun and
holden at the court hnusr in the town % Fnr.,th
In said county. On the 18th day n April nrNt. ami
on uf before the HfsI dHy uf tpid term unless fur
ilirr time b" given by the court aud answer or
plead 70 the PETITION In sHii rHu.c the SANE viii
w. taken ~ confessed, aud lui-urnt will BE- fcn.
ilrrcd accordingly.
Ana It i further ordered, that q cop, hereof h,
published. according IN law, IN thr Tauoy County
Republican, newspaper published In said county
OF IHu"y, TOT four week, -urrrssiyrly. IA, lasi
insertion to b" nj least four weeks brfufr the
hf,t dhl OF sAd nrNt hprIl trfm of MI. court
!. 4. johnson, Circuit Clerk
true cnpl from thn record
Witness my hand. and tho seal uf tho
SEAL Cir'uit Court Of Tame, County. hl,
lOih day VI February, u lisr!
@ld5lBa {. johnson, Circuit Clerk
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-20
A GREAT GHiSI GROUND OUT.
light Days OF Steady Work Accomplished
BY the County Court.
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK. J

CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.
FEBRUARY /.
Bond and mortgage o! +. J. Nash for
l'5 accepted, aud old bond and mort
gage canccied and released, aud n war;
rant for sj5 ordered drawn ON the per.
manent school fund OF the county In his
behalf, which added 10 the school fund
previously loaned him, makes sl,5.
Annual settlements of X. 5. Branson,
Dist. %, D. B. Stone, Dist 81, Joseph
lngenthron, Dist, 10, Benz. Tennison,
Dist ), were examined and approved,
aud their claims allowed, as follows:
lranson, Observation-Disclosures. 100
II Stone. ..... ......... ............. g7.D
Joseph ing"nthronc. ..... ..... .......,. 27.O
Benz. lcnniSon ..,.................., e., $50
Other claims were allowed as follows:
J y. Kci,hlcy, saving u corJis OF wood
for court house. contingent fund. o.. ; sOO
Joe Rocks, road fund, ....,. ............ 81
j. l.. Bowerinan, for u cords wood at
VI -, contingent fund. IL IS
i " T. Cummings, paurerfund.".". 800
u, u. stone, road fund ............ l2O
J lhgcnihrone, road fund ............ $50
y Ingonthronc. ..... ................... 80
Benz. Iennison, road fund. ........... 500
Geo. J.. Taylor. salary FOR months OF
NOV. and Dec. 1901. and Jan. 1907. 49, "
Court adjourned TO 5 O'Clock u. m,
Feb. ., 1902.
L. G. JOHNSON, +. j.
FEBRUARY 8.
Court conyenul nur,nant Ia adiourn.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-20

Default having been made IN The payment NJ u
not. ,rcufud hy % dr'd ~ trust dat'i Jun" 5iii,
1877. made by &. a. .Crandhil and bertha VI. Gran
da H. his wife aud recorded In bk ., ~ page IsI.
NJ deed records NJ THuuN county Missouri Nav,
thrrrfDrr thu undersigned trustee 90 ihr request
~ the legal hrirr o' SAID note aud ~ acrnflan''
with the provision. of aid droi will ON saturday
ih, .idh day ~ March, ipe, between the houts ot
9 o'clock n. m. aud o'cluck % M. ~ thr south
front duur of the court hou-' IN ,nil county 'rll
~ public ycudur for cash, ia" property m said
i,ciu trust dc.crhcda rs fullow.. to.Wlt TIA"
1T cut -rc "a and /, " qtnw ~ sec ~ twp1i rang"
~ iat the purpose oi satisty wing said debt.
u !. Bu,lcr, Trustees.
First Insertion sept ~, 1901.
The above notice was published In the Ianoy
County Leader to aud including III" issuc or
nov X. 1911 when said rancy Iount, Leader was
absorbed by purchase hy tho Tnncy County Re
publcan. which nils out the subscription list ui
snid Tanc, County Leader aud completes the pub
location II the above notice.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-20

Department ot the Interior Land once nj
Springfield, Missouri, January II, lVt.
Notic" Is hcreby given that the follow ing.uamcd
settler has filed notice Of her Intention to make d.
nal proof In support Of her claim, and that said
proof will b. made before the county clerk OF For
syth, Missouri, on Friday, February 2i, ign, viz
Finncita A. A. Saunders, Homestead application
No, 2tsE for tho hf lot ne ~ and ne hf ~ ~
aud ;" ~ ~ qr see twp ~ n range ~
She names the following witnesses tn prove her
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of said
land viz:
John rccters, Milton icness, Henry Thornton
aud james Thornton, all n Rlur Missouri
NJ. V. Gideon, Register
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-20
Order OF Publication
state OF Missouri. l.
County VI Jancy, 3D.

state OF Missouri
county Of Tancy, S'
IN the circuit Court APRIL term, 1909
IN" state Of Missouri at the Relation and In tb,
use OF " u, Price, Collector OF the Rrvcnur
!" A"u Ior sald County and state Plaintin,
\. j Mckesman anu Unu'-i u.-,.. &C.
At this day comes the plaintin herein, 10y his
attorney. Il &. Ford, and files hi petition aud
ahdavtt. alleging, among other thinge, that
defer dnn,s :. Mckecnan aud Daniel Reed
are not residents of the state Of Missouri
WherrupOn, It's ordered. by the clerk In yaca-
tion that said defendants be- notified by ubilca.
ton that plaintiff has commenced suit against
them In this court the object and general nature
of which is to enforce the lien of the state of
Missouri tor the tnNes upon thrlr lands Rituat-
od In fancy county Missouri, and to reco,cr
the amount OF taxes due on said lands for the
year l-,N and that unlcss the said : J Me.
keaman and Daniel Reed be- hnd nppcAr of this
court, NJ the next term thereof tO hc begun nnd
holden at tue court house In the town ui tor-
~ III, IN said county ON tho .rth day cf April, ,
next. and on or before the frsi DAY OF said
term, unless further time he given by the court /
and answer or plead to the petition In sail
cause, the same Will be- taken ~ confessed, aud
Judgment viii be- rendered accordingly
Aud u 10 further ordered, thAt copy hereof
br published, according to law, In the lancy
County Republican, II newspaper published In
last Insertion to be- at least four weeks before
tn" hrst dAy Of said next April term of this
court j &. johnson, Circuit clerk.
\ true copy from the record.
Witness my hand, And the seal Of the
lsEALl Circuit Court OF Ganty county, this
2lstday Of January u, liIi
Ian 2-2i-l J. &. Johnson, Circuit CLERK.
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lots |, 2 and 3, NV or, W hf ne or, sec !,
twp q range 10 be Released, same hay
Ing been paid by Robt. Adams.
Surveyors report OF survey Of J. +.
lnce ct al road, filed, examined and &c.
coptcd, and road ordered opened.
Court adjourned until Feb. q, 1902, at
5 O'Clock u. III.
L. G.. JOHNSON, +. j.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-02-20
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The DAILY GIOBE.DEMOCRAT is without n rival in all
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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-25
Senate and House In Brief.

Washington, Dec. Is. The senate
yesterday received from the president
the Cuban reciprocity treaty, and re-
ferred X at once. The senate passed
the pension bill-$139, SAT ,0OO-without
discussion, and the urgent deficiency
bill-S1,1 las, 40O1including an item Of
100000 to enable the secretary of agri-
culture to stamp out the foot and
mouth disease. The balance Of the
day was devoted to the militia bill and
eulogies on the late Senator Sewen, Of
New Jersey. Adjourned to Saturday.
The house suddenly had sprung up
on it q discussion Of the trusts, and
by a Democrat, at that; but though his
action was plainly out of order no one
challenged It and the issue was taken
up and Hepburn's bill, as an amend
ment to the legislative appropriation
bill, was adopted without division and
the bill passed. The amendment ap-
propriates 100000 to enforce the Sher-
man antitrust law, the money being
made Immediately available.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-25
proceed to a hlockade.n In tine sneech

proceed to a blockade" In the speech
in the house of commons yesterday
during which Premier Balfour made
the above statement he conveyed the
impression of possible-though as yet
unnecessary-further hostilities, but
that also arbitration On the same basis
might be accepted.
The premier then said that in the
event of a blockade no differente
would be made between the ships Of
neutral powers, who would not be con-
suited. He then ridiculed the idea of a
peaceful blockade. saying: Il think
it quite likely that the United States
government would not think there is
such q thing as q pacific blockade,
and 1 personally take the same view
that evidently a blockade does in
volve a state of war and the house
expressed its appreciation.
Throughout the discussion the tenor
of questions and answer showed re-
gard for the views of the United
States. Balfour assured the house that
the papers in the Venezuelan matter
were in course of being prepared as
rapidly as possible, and he said they
would include the communications
with reference to Venezuela that had
passed between his majesty's govern
ment and the United tates.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-25
Application For License.

To the citizens and voters of North town
ship. Marshall county, and state of In
diana:
The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will apply 10 the Board of County Com
missioners of said county. at their next reg
Mar term, to be held at the court house, in
the city of Plymouth. in said county COM
mencing on the first Monday Of January A.
d.. 1903. for a license to sell sp~irituOus, vinous
and malt liquors. in a less quantity than a
quart at a time, with the privilege Of allow
il z said liquors to be drank on the premises
where sold, for one year and also TO sell soft
thinks. lunch and CHAR in the room where
SAID liquors are to be sold and drank, SAID
premises and room being described as fol-
COWS, TO wit: In the room on the ground
floor Of the frame building fronting on the
public highway or street running north and
south on the west side Of lot six go of East
LaPaZ In said Marshall county. Indiana, as
laid out and plated; said building being
situated Oh the west twenty-seven (2D feet
Of said lot six (6) and said room being seven
feet east from the west line of
said lot and thirty-four feet from
the south line thereof and being
Jhirty-fiye feet long by nineteen and
one-slxth feet wide, by ten feet high, except
a room in the northwest corner thereof IL by
4 feet. The door of said room opens to the
O HBNER Q. vINNEDGSE.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-25
HE SET THE WHISTLE WIDE OPEN
Which Brought Help to q Man Who Wa
I'm Danger of Death from Loss
of Blood.

Gas City, Ind, Dec. 1S.-Fred Bea-
con, engineer at the city waterworks,
while alone at the plant, was making
repairs OF the fiywheel. He was u.s.
ing a crowbar to dislodge a heavy piece
Of steel. The crowbar slipped and
Beacon fell between the fywheel and
engine. In falling, Beacon's arm was
caught on a large set-screw and was
badly torn. The injury was a painful
one and the wound bled profusely.
AS he was growing faint from loss
Of blood, Beacon staggered to the tele-
phone and called his wife. Then he
opened the valve Of the big steam
whistle and sounded an alarm that
was heard over town. People who live
near the waterworks rushed to the
place to learn the III of the alarm,
They found Beacon in a pool Of blood.
The injured man was taken to the
Office Of DR.. Conley and thirty-eight
stitches were required to close the gar
in his arm. 1t is said that Beacon
would have bled to death if he had moi
blown the whistle for help.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-25
G0BBLE OF GOBDLERS
Corner at indianapolis of About
All the Turkeys in the
Hoosier State.
SAVING THE BIRDS FOR NEW YORK
Hemenway Out for the Governorship
Law Declared Invalid-Old
Mar Kidnapped.

Indianapolis, Dec. 20.-The turkey
crop Of Indiana is cornered in Indian
apolis. The promoters of the corner
have secured control of the bulk of the
operated through dealers through the
country, buying only dressed stock.
This has been placed in cold storage
until time for the spring trade. The
turkeys cannot be had by IndianapO-
lians at any price, as they are intend
ed for the New York market A rep
resentative Of a New York firm has
managed the deal. He says he has
now in storage about 100000 pounds
Of turkeys. This amount, he says,
comprises all Of the dressed turkeys
In Indianapolis with the exception Of
one lot OF 10000 pounds owned by d
local poulterer. He indicates that he
intends to buy these also.
Hemenway for Governor.
Indianapolis, Dec. 20. A special
from Washington says: "Just before
Hemenway. of the First Indiana dis
trict, left for Indiana he authorized the
first formal announcement of his can
didacy for the Republican nomination
for governor of Indiana. In answer
to the point blank question as to his
position he replied: You may say that
l am a candidate for the nomination
for governor"
Townships Assessors Meet.
Indianapolis, Dec. 20. Township
assessors of Indiana met in room y
State House to organize and agree on
requests TO be made of the neX legiS-
lature in the way of increasing their
salaries and lengthening the assess
ment period thirty days by having it
begin March 1 instead of April 1.
Exception Declared Bad Law.
indianapolis. Dec. 20.-The supreme
court Thursday held unconstitutional
the act of March 4, 500, making an
exception from the law preventing
townships from creating a debt in eX-
cess of i per cent. of the total assessed
value Of property in the township
where the bonds for the construction
of roads were not sold prior to Feb.
81, 1899. in counties where, by the
United States census of 1890. the popu-
lation is shown to be between $4,000
and 1880"
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-25

possible many a bright = faced bride
would shrink from the revelation of her
self, stripped of all her loneliness. If
there is one thing which would make a
woman shrink from marriage it is to see
the rapid physical deterioration which
comes to so many wives. The cause IS
generally due to womanly diseases.
Lost health and lost comeliness are
restored by the use of DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription. 1t cures irregular
ity and dries weakening drains. 1t
heals Inflammation and liberation, and
cures female weakness.
cIt is with the greatest pleasure that I tell
Golden Medical Discovery have done for me-
writes Mrs. Emma L. Bankes. of 1857 North 9TH
Street, Harrisburg, Pa. "They have done me a
world of good. / had female weakness for six
wears; sometimes would feel so badly / did not
know what to do, but / found relief at last,
thanks to DR. Pierce for his kind advice. I have
this medicine still in my house and will always
If you are led to the purchase Of
cFavorite Prescription" because of its
remarkable cures of other women, do
not accept a substitute which has none
of these cures to its credit.
Free. DIR. Pierce's Common Sens
Medical Adviser, paper covers, is sent
free on receipt Of 81 one-cent stamps
to pay expense of mailing only. Or
for cloth-bound volume send 81 stamps.
Address DIR. R. ". Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-25
HAS AN IMPORTANT BEARING
Colorado Court Decision That May Elect
the New United States senator
from That State.

Denver, Dec. 1S.-The court of ap-
peals dismissed the writ of mandamus
granted by District Judge Palmer re-
quiring the state board of canvassers
to certify the election of C. A. Cooper
(Rep.) instead of J.. I. Whitelaw Dem.)
as representative from San Juan coun-
ty, holding that the courts had no
right to interfere thus with executive
officers in the performance of their du-
ties. This decision has an important
bearing on the election of United
States senator. for it leaves the state
board of cauvassers at liberty to seat
two Democrats whose seats had been
contested.
If certain certificates are given to
both Democrats the house will consist
of thirty-thrce Republicans and thir-
ty-two Democrats, and the Democrats
are hopeful that with a majority Of
only one the Republicans will be
thwarted in their attempt to unseat
the Democratic members from Araphoe
county and thus secure a majority on
joint ballot.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1902-12-25
Vaccination Fight Il Over.

Gas City, Ind. Dec. 20.-The bitter
contest between the city authorities
and people who are opposed to vac
cination has ended by the authorities
resembling the vaccination ordinance.
Children are to be admitted to the pub
lie schools whether they are vaccinated
or not. 1t is thought that this action
was brought about by the death of
the mayors son., who died from the
effects of vaccination. Suits filed in
court by the Observation-Disclosures will
be withdrawn.