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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-29
DROWNED IN THE SALTWATER
Little Four Year Old Child Finds a
Watery Grave.

Harold Pomeroy, the four-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Pome-
roy, was drowned in the Saltwater
river, near LeIbert & Burns mill We'd
nesday afternoon about O'Clock. In
company with his brother and a num-
ber of other boys about the same
age. he was playing on the river
bank near the bridge and slipped and
fell into the water. His little COM
panons did not give the alarm for
some time. and when they did, it was
too late. Some of the employees from
the mill founl the body lying in shall
low water and brought it to shore
and at once telephoned for a doctor.
DR.. Duncan went at once to the scene.
but life had flown when he arrived
and the child was taken to the home
of the heart broken parents in the
Duncan addition. Mr. Pomeroy was
present and aided in taking his child
from the water, and was almost
crazed by the terrible affair.
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BY the Under Dog in the Fight On
the Range.
COMPELLED TO SHOOT HOLMES
Who Hen Him Down and Was Pun.
ishing Him Severely, When He
Finally Secured His Revolver and
Discharge it Point Blank-Wound
Was Motif fatal, However.

Great Falls, May 2S.-M. G.. Van
Cleve. the anchman who shot Har-
ry Holmes turing a quarrel Tuesday
on the ranh of Thomas league, IS
miles southDf here. was given an ex-
animation efore Justice McKeown
at Sand Culee this morning, and
was bound ,ver to the district court
in $1,000 bud. He is charged with
assault will intent to kill. VanCleve
declares tht he was compelled to
shoot Holms in self defense. The
two. he say became involved in a
quarrel, anC Holmes was beating
him, when / drew his revolver and
fired to say his own life. Holmes
was brought to Great Falls this
morning. TT wound in his abdomen
was found ttbe not so serious as at
first reporte' The ball was re-
moved, and dimes will be well in
two weeks o less.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-29
OF Pur'olning keg Of Whiskey From
Selfish.
FIREWATER REFUSED BY AGENT
Who Would Not Permit It to Be
Hauled Across the Reservation
Liquor Held at Depot Until a Ganu
OF Half Breeds RifIed the Stores
and Packed II OF.

Missoula, Mont, May 29.-Charles
Ailard, one of the wealthiest men in
western Montana, and at the head of
the Allard interests on the Flathead
indian reservation, was detained in
jail headquarters this morning upon
the strength of a telegram sent the
sheflH S Office by .. S. Hindman, spe-
clal agent OF the Northern Pacific
railroad. Five gallons of whiskey
were stolen from the railroad depot
at Selfish recently, and it is Hind
mans claim that Allard knew some
thlnS about it. Allard claims that
he knew nothing about the theft and
was nowhere near Selfish at the time
The liquor was consigned to Selfish
and upon its arrival there the Indian
reservation authorities refused to al
low it to be delivered inside the linn
Its OF the reservation. The liuuor re-
NAMED at the depot until one night
recently, when a hole was made in
the HOor and the whiskey taken out
IL was suspected the Indians did the
lob. County Attorney Hall has thus
far refused to issue a warrant in the
case. and Mr.. Allard will remain un-
I'll morning in an effort to find out
Where he is at"
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-29
EARTHQUAKES IN TURKEY.

Constantinople, May 28.-Advices
which reached here today from Asia
tic Turkey show that a terrible earth
quake occurred April 29, at Melaz-
gerd, in the village of Van. 80 miles
southeast of Erzeroum. The town
was totally destroyed, with its en-
tire population, numbering 1000,
including 700 Armenians as we'll as
troops forming the garrison of Melaz-
gerd More than 400 buildings in
the neighborhood collapsed. A some
what severe earthquake shock was
felt here this morning, but no seri-
Gus damage was done.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-29
Flathead Forest Ranger Goes to Butte
to See Roosevelt.
PRESIDENT GETS cHUMM>
And Invites Fred to Sit With Him
Upon the PIatform-Herrig Was a
Cowboy in the Little Missouri Out
fit When Teddy Wore Chaps and
Spurs.

Butte, May 2S.-From the platform
of the Flnlen hotel, on Wednesday
afternoon, President Roosevelt called
Fred Herrig out from the company
of Rough Riders and took him upon
the platform with him. Mr.. Herrig
is from Kalispell, and worked for
President Roosevelt at intervals be-
tween 1882 and 1887 as cowboy.
In 1898 he was requested by Roose-
welt to join the Rough Riders, with
which regiment he served throughout
the Cuban campaign, charging up
San Juan hill with the president.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-29
STANDINGOF THE CLUBS.
STATE PORTSMEN.
Meet at Helena ndoday-Three Days
Traphootinq.

Helena, MaHS.-Trap shooters
from all parts the state have be-
gun to gather Helena for the an.
nual meeting ofthe Montana State
Sportsmen's as,iation, which be
gins Friday at O'Clock and lasts
for three days. IN Friday evening,
in the parlors ohe Grandon Hotel,
the business meof the association
will hold a meey and officers will
be elected for t ensuing year.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-29
Success Predicted.

John Lang, Jr., has purchased the
Riverside hotel at Jennings and as
sumed charge this morning. The
consideration is said to have been
$4,000. Upon the return of Mrs.
Lang, who is now in Minnesota, they
will make their future home at Jen-
nings. The many friends of Mr.. Lang
in Kalispell and vicinity wish him a
successful career as mine host. and
predict that all who patronize him
will get their moneys worth.
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Driver Of Mail Wagon Is SaIuted With a
Hold-up Order and Gun.
H|CHWAYMAN WAS AFTER THE COIN
And His Victim Being Mail Driver was Only an Incident
After Separating the Driver from $14, He Took
His Watch and Kissed Himself Goodbye.

Helena, May 2S.-About 1870 this
morning. while the United States
mail was being taken to the stub
train, No. II, the mail driver was
held up and robbed near the arsenal
on Helena avenue. between the post
office and the Northern Pacific depot.
While the driver, Albert Maulscha-
gen. was driving down Helena ave
nue.. man ran UP behind the mail
wagon. climbed upon the seat. and
throwing his arm around the drivers
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-29

neck ordered him at the point of a
gun not to say word or he would
blow his brains out. The robber
then proceeded to so through Maui
schagen's pockets, taking his watch
and about $14 in cash. The mail
was not touched nor was any effort
made to molest it. There is no clew
to the robber as yet but full squad
OF officers are in the neighborhood
OF the robbery. The man is describ-
ed as being of medium size. with a
sandy mustache and a Fedora hat,
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-29
OUT OF GLENDIvE JAIL.

Glendive, May 2S.-George Marshal,
alias Lewis Sumon, escaped from the
county Jail last night by digging
through the wall. He was awaiting
trial for grand larceny. He made an
unsuccessful attempt at suicide last
week, by taking strychnine.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-29
MONTANA VETERANS.

OF the Spanish-American War, An
nual Encampment.
Butte, May 2S.-At the third an
nual meeting of the Department of
Montana Spanish-American war vet
Grams, the following officers We're
elected: Col. B. H. Cool, reelected
department commander; Capt. J. H.
Moran of Great Falls, senior vice
commander, and Capt. w. l.. Hill Of
Helena was elected junior vice com
mander: Gen. H. C. Kessler was
elected delegate at large to attend
the national association meeting at
New Haven next August. Four addi-
tional delegates will be appointed by
the department commander.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-29
At Lake Blaine.

On June 5, the anniversary of Dan
ish independence, there will be
that sturdy northland. Otto Hansen's
home at the beautiful lake resort has
been selected for the meeting point.
and all the Danes in the valley will
be there.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-29
Baseball.

Butte has )een playing in hard
luck since thTeturn from the coast.
and Wednesdfs game was won by
a lucky BATH, streak in the ninth
inning, althom the game was a
slugging mate from beginning to
end.
Helena, too, as had horrible luck,
and is now ne to the ground floor.
CI,A NrnINCnH TILL, C1 1,uo
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Which added to the amount
already expended makes .$16154.24
Deficiency ........ -. 4,15424
From this statement it will be seen
that if no other charges are made
against this appropriation except sal
aries of employees, the deficiency at
the end of the year will amount to
$4,154.24.
If to this is added the estimated
expenses of the building and grounds,
according to the accompanying state
ment, amounting to $3,136.75, the de-
ficiency at the end Of the year will
amount to the sum of $7,290.99.
Estimate of charges against the ap-
preparation for the maintenance of
the capitol building for the fiscal
year ending November 80, 1908:
Already expended .......$ 6.972.74
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-29

not fail to be properly represented.
' In Difference to this strong public
sentiment, and to this end, l ap-
pointed an honorary commission to
solicit subscriptions and arrange for
the collection and exhibition of our
resources at the exposition.
AT that time this seemed to be the
only possible plan at our command.
1t soon developed, however, that
this method would entail considera-
BILE expenditure of time and money
on the part of the commission, which
was acting without compensation.
and that after ALL nothing short Of
an appropriation out of the public
treasury would be adequately respon-
sive to the popular demand.
l have, therefore. upon the request
of majority of both houses of your
honorable body, and Obedient to the
expressed wishes Of large constitu-
ency, deemed it prudent and proper
to convene the Eighth legislative as
sembly in extraordinary session to
make suitable provision for our rep
resentation at st. Louis.
Since your adjournment it has
been made manifest that the amount
appropriated for the maintenance of
the capitol building and grounds is
wholly inadequate.
The amount appropriated was $12,
900 for 1908, and $4,000 for 1904.
I aiDDend hereto carefully Dra.
pared estimate, from which it ap
pears that the appropriation for 1905
is 7290.99 short of the amount actu
ally necessary to maintain the capi
tol and grounds, while the amount
appropriated for 1904 is short S9,290
At your last session you ap-
propriated for 1903 -. $12 100000
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-29

Deficiency (1903) .......$ 7,29O.99
The amount appropriated for 1904
was cnly $4,000, while the same
fixed charges as the preceding year
will necessarily be maintained. 1t
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-29
Amount already expended. S 6,97274

Amount already expended. $ 6,972.74
Salaries, April to Nov. 80,
head janitor, SO per day
and $40 per month extra. $1,000
3 janitors, 1 night watch
1 laborer, l elevator man,
1 telephone operator.
day fireman, scrub wo-
men; 10 persons at SO
-s732 each ............ $4,000
Head engineer, months,
at s125 ........... 100000
Night engineer 244 days. at
$3.50 ........ ......... s54.oo
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-29

Total .......... ...... IS y,yS6.UU
From this total may be de-
Quoted the salary of the
day fireman and the night
engineer for the months
of May, June, July and
August, amounting to-. S04.50
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CONTINUED on Page A.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-29

To Advertisers: Your business
published in the Bee one month is
equivalent to $4,000 distributed
circulars. Have you ever thought
of that?
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-05-29

To Advertisers: Your business
published in the Bee one month is
equivalent to 1900 distributed
circulars. Have you ever thought
Of that?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-21

Waibin9ton antrete uno bort feline
Wtiiii0n 81 erfiiQen boffe.
@enn Die Ser. Staten ben St=
Iuraenten BON Banana ttidt tbre
unteritibuna angebeiben IieBen,
meint Gepes, Damn muroe es Der
colDmbiIhen &eeierune penieer als
Ia Gage nebmen, bielelben 81 unter=
perfen. benn ielbit gu 2anoe fDnne
man binnen &uraem cine Nrmee uDn
100, COO Mann oDrtbin oiriairen.
Die @eribte, oaB lih audi Die Broz
oinsen gauca uno Mntiuquia (idon
auf Dem &ontinente SiiozN merifas!)
BON Colombia losreiBen uno nit
Eauama pereini9en mpllten, nelbe
lebtbin in nmlauf gebradt muroen,
beseidnete &epeS als bDswillige
@rfinoune. SIN @eeenteil lei Die
Qanse 8epublif einig in Der ueber=
seuauna, baB Der Sitbmus BON So
mama Der colombi1hen Union mieber
nneel1fpIien meroen miii1e. @r uno
piele tauienb anbere Batrioten 60
lDmbia8 miiroen lieber ibreu lebten
0lutstrppfen oerlpriben, als oaB iie
nit acknowledgement Irlnen 5uieben
niiroen, baB Der Sltbmus oaueruo
fir Colombia perlpren ainoe!
sc lit 1ebr fraelih, Ub man Dem
@eneral Repes in @aibinatun iber.
baupt @ebDr ihenten miro. Seine
&rieesanbrobungen miro man ldtuer=
lid febr traeilh nebmen.
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wid,t eiuen gaa franf ieitseu.

Sd erfranfte lebr ihper an einem
Rierenleiben. SD uer1udte ale mDa=
liden Wrten BON Webicin, aber feline
einsiae bappn bali mir. @ines Cages
fab id cine Nnaeige BON Sbrem @lecs
trio Bitters uno beibloB, bies gu pers
luden. Nahbem ih nur Elm paar
DOZEN bappn geromr1en bate, uer=
ipirte id bereits @rleihterung uuo
balb Darauf mar ih p~DIltdnbie ges
BELT unb bin ieitoem mod nidlt mle=
Der einen 9ag franf aepeien. Nah=
barn BON mir finb bnourh geheilt
mproen BON MbeulnatismuS, Meu@
ralgie, Heber= unb Mierenleioen, uno
aIgemeiner Shup1he". 9as lit es,
mas 8. S. 8aB BON SremDnt, sc.
g., ldreibt. Sour so Gents in ben
|Npptbefen BON s. &alteDer & Sons
|unb bon Moplph DreiR.
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werhanantsppne aataffrpphen

Rabldifiafeitii 1T fir mande Giier=
balm : &otaftropbe uerantmprtlih.
uno aus berlelben urlade miro man
der, Der an Sails uno 2unaenleibeu
laborirt, au @runoe eeribtet Seit=
Dem mau aber Or. Sings Meue Gntz
oeduna fir SdminoIudt, 9uiten
uro grfaltune bat, f6nnen lelbit Die
ihlimmiteu Sdue aebeilt perben unb
boffnungslDie Relienation 1T uiht
ldnger nDtia. Wrs. 2ois gragg oon
DDrdeiter, Mtaii.. 1T cine Der Giez
len. oeren 2eben bur1 Or. Sings
Scene @ntoedung gerettet nurben lit.
DaS arose Mittel fir ale 4ungens
uno 6als= &raufbetten tuirb garan=
.tirt BON ben NpDthefen BON $. 8ol-
tener & SON uno bon Mbolph 8reis.
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auder arDBer eenelen, ols Die BON
Giibenaltder. Sic 9r0Bte 8roouc=
tior pDn Riiben5uder mar Die bet
5aiIon pDn 1901-l902, ieitoent
nabm Die 8robuctipn III europa nm
insgeiamtnt 100000 Sonnen ob,
bod 5eiat oas aeeenmdrtiQe Sabr
mieoer cine betrddtiide 3bnabme.
@tma 70 8rusent bes &Dbr5uders
tperoen auf tropiihen uno batbiros
pii6en Snieln prDbusirt.
Sn ben Ser. Staten follirten
in Der lebten @phe 249 9irmen, aez
gen 266 in Der entiprehenoen 8ohe
oes 8priabres.
Der 8unoe8=S Senator Dietrid)
bon 0ebrosta bat iid nab Smoha
begeben, nm iid ben oort;gen 8e=
b0roen gu ftellen uno Die 1olortige
Qnberaumune oeS 8eltehunas=8 ro.
ce}ies, in ben er oeruifelt lit, su
u~erlonner.
Nts @egen= Sanbloat oes 8rG=
iioenten @ompers BON Der vNmeri=
can federation Of 9abor" 1T fir Die
beuoritebenoe Neunpabt Grnit 8raft
BON philadelphia, Der Bertreter oes
Iocialiltil6en @lennentes in Der Or
aaniiatiDn, aufeetreten. Die &ebe
ee9en ben Suciolismu8, Die Com
pers fiirslt@ qebalten, bat Die gu
cialiiten lehr aeaen i'm auF9ebraht
= Ius benz Staate Mebrasfa
miro ftarter 9hneefau uno beftioes
Shneetretben beri9tet. Wan be-
fiirdtet, baB bereits iiber SO, 600
Shafe in ben S6nee umaefommen
Iino.
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Broblrt uulere guten Bbt8ties
unb Beine gu ~niebrieen Breilen.
~. Gaitanoia & SpH, Mnin Noe.
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Suntes ssflerIei aus 2eutfblamo

Die &eoaction Der 8erliner
n9uitigen 8ldtter" bat uor eir,iaer
8eit Elm bumoriltiides 8reisaus=
lbreiben fir Die bette BeroeutI9ung
oes Wurte8 m9iqueursN utomat" err
laiien. 9as grgebniB Der 8e-
mibangen Der Sprahreiniger uno
8ortfinoer miro iebt in Der r5tuoen=
ten= Drummer" bes genannten 8ib=
blatte5 perDffentlibt. Den. erften
8reis erbielt Der @inienoer bes Boz
idlla9s n@eiitreiher4- @ort. bas
ole oeutiher Nusorud far 2iqueur=
NutDmat nur oanu einen Slim bdtte,
menn es getrennt empfunben merz
ben fDnnte (@eift=@ eiber.) 8on
ben tpeiteren ginienouneen mdblte
Die Neoaftion als pretswiroia aus
.Stummer Buoifer", .Shnapler=
den "-ein miiroiees @eeenftad su
benz preiSaefrDnten uanusper9en"
nls @riab fir Gates ,2ifaut" uno
nShnapsfub". Cine niht preisge=
frDnte 8eroeutl6ung lautet: Brannt-
:
murfeines ael6ftuds perfauls oprrih :
tung. Da es lid BET ojefen Ber=
oeutihunasablidten nur um Spiele-
reien banoelt, bel oenen i'm beiterl
Sole Elm lblebter Wib beraus=
fnmmt, iheint e8 nibt Der Mibe
pert, barber erit Den Sopf I'll
iditteln.
3um eriten Mate t6nnen iebt
AUDI Stubentinnen elm allgemeines
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Deutim=
lano erbalten. @Dninl a. 8. 2eufhs
ner in Darmltabt iibermies gum @e=
benfen an ieinen oielen CONNER in
Sreibure i. Br. p~erforbenen S0bn,
Der an oer eortigen unioerfitdt Wes
bi8ln fiuoirte, sieier Nu1talt 30, 900
Dart ftir beutihe S%tubenten unS
Stuoentinnen,
@eiine Wieber, bas iunae Mtabz
ben, peldes felt Dem 81. December
1888 in Der Srtihaft @rambel bel
Bremen in elmer Grt bppnptiidem
Shlafe gelegen hat, lit iebt ourd)
oas 9duten Der 5eueraloden aufoe-
padt. SIR Sal bat ihpn felt LANCER
3eit Die Aer5te ~intere1iirt, uno es
iino piele gTperimente nit ibr anee<
iteQt wDroen.
Cine u@be. Strung" nit rolnan=
tiidem 0interarunb biloete in Bpts-
BAN onS StaotgeSprdd). Der Daus=
! beiiBer uno Gleiihermeiiter Nlbredt
bate cine 18idbrige 9umter, Die nit
einem unteroffisier bes erften @aroe.
Eeginents au SUB perlobt mar. Sci
oeiien bdufigen Geiuhen i'm Ilbre1ts
iben 6auie nerliebte iib Die nod in
ben beiten Sabren ltehenbe Mutter
oes Waobens in ben Marsio6n, Der
nod Dem MtanDper CUR &eierue ents
laiien muroe. Heufib nun erIhien
Der Brdutiaam pieoer BEL Ieinen
S6miegereltern in spe; Die S@mie=
eermutter bate baftr eelorgt. baB
ihr @atte un0 lire 2ohter its 9beas
ter gegdneen paren. @Gbreno bie=
Ter Belt eignete iib Die Qlbred]t ettpa
1900 Mart hires Wannes an uno
perihnono NIT benz G6pieaer=
John. 8isber bat man cine Spur
oes Hdrhen8 nod nidt entoeden
fSnnen.
Die Steaffamnter in greslau
bat ben 6auss uno &ittergntsbeIiber
&uoulf 80ria. ieBt in @roB- 2idter-
feloe, m%ubnbaft, gu einem Sabr Sc
fdnenis bel iufortiaer 8erbaltuna Der.
urteilt. 8pnia bette in Der Raht
gum %. Wtai eineIn 8re6iauer 5a-
brifbeiiber. init Dem er oeridieoene
9efale beludt bate, Die 8rieftoide
nit 1900 Wqrf 5nbnlt ~aeltublen.
Brobirt unlere guten Wbt8tleS
unb Weine 81 nieorieen Breilen.
9P, GaitailpIa 81 Epu, Maiu 9(pe
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cages T. Neniafettea.
& n / a n 5.

- I'm nidt Die grfabrun9 gu
tpieoerbDlen, melde man nit Der Gez
publif Colombia eemabt bat, miro
Hrdlioent Ropiebelt bnrauf brinQert,
baB Die 6eaierun9 bon SAVANNA ben
neuen gertraa auert gu ratifiei=
rem bat, beDDr er Dem Bunbes : Se=
nate our Bilieuno u~nterbreitet miro.
Sebt lit eegen Den General
WDD0 Die Wnibuloigung erboben
mproen. 6aB er als @eneralgDuner>
t1eur BON guba Befted]uneseeloer
aneenDmnen babe, UNI 6a5aro=
Spielern Die goneeliiDn fir ben 8e=
trieb Der SpielbDaen gu erteilen.
NemlanoS BON Nepaba bat i'm
WunbessG Senate cine &eiolutiDn ein-
aebrabt, ourd melbe Cuba anige=
fprbert meroen iDa, fid ben Ser.
Staten ansuiHlieBen. Don Seem.
lambs mar ieiner 2eit audi Die GelD-
lution CUR NnnegiDn BON 6nmaii
ausgegaugen.
UNDERWOOD pDu Nlabamo
bradte i'm Repraientantenbanle cine
NelDlution Elm, melde Die Nu|bebunq
oes Is. Mmenoements CUR 8uuoes-
perfaIlung forbert.
Sn Cheyenne, 8pDming, muroe
am Jreitag Wittng TDm 6Drn, be,
WiDroer Wiais Widels. bingerihtet.
trob aaer big gum lebten Nugen=
blife unternummenen Gerfuhe leiner
Ireunoe. ben @pb. gbattertpn gu
beuegeu, i'm 81 beanaoieen.
~ SIM 0Dfe bes gtnatsgefdng-
mites su Silt 2afe gitp tpiirbe Der
wegen Der grmurbung Santes Sc.
6nn's BUM To0e perusseilte Setter
Wurtenien ben Staatseeleben bon
lltab entipredenb erlhplieu,
Durh bic Bemiibungen oes
MtapDrs Garter 6nrriiDn in 9bieago
iiro 5rpilben beioen Yarteien Imiebs=
aerihtlihe Terhanolunsen ange.
fniipft iuDroen uno bts our Beenoi.
gune berlelben lit cine Grt ppn Waf-
fenitillftanb ertl1rt spproen.
f. SIN 8unhes-S enate beantraats
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