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Evening journal., 1903-08-01
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTlCE-TO THE HONORABLE, THE
Judges of the Court of General Sessions
Of thc State Of Delaware, In and for New
Castle county:-We the undersigned re-
spectacle citizens and substantial free
holders Of the 9TH Ward, In the city OF
Wilmington county of New Castle, and
state OF Delaware, DO hereby certify that
]. Maryan II. Poniecl the tenant and
occupant Of the house situated at S w
corner 9Th and Scott streets. the Twelfth
Ward, city, county and State aforesaid
ana described la Application, and who !.
an applicant for license MONDAY. tn,
2lst day of September a. D.. 1903 beini
the next term Of said court, for the sal,
of Intoxicating liquors In quantities. MOI
less than one-hal gallon therein. not e
be drunk on the premises he being Z
licensed retailer OF goods. wares and mer.
chalnlsei the aggregate cost value of hi'
stock constantly kent on hand for sale Is
not less than FIVE hundred dol.
lars he Is a man OF fun age. of sobri.
ETY. and good moral character: that such
sale OF Intoxicating liquors at said place 4.
necessary 70 accommodate the public
hc is the tenant Of said house. the
true rental value Us four hundred and
twenty dollars ana the following respect.
able citizens OF said ward. at least twelve
oi whom are substantial frcchoidors OF
saia sta ward recommend the said applica-
James Morgan, william G. Taarart
Daniel Adams, Chas. Hoelle.
,afy McHugh, G. Anthony Beck,
Joseph Kelly, VIM T.. Lynch.
Margaret McfirencraJacob Antweller.
Jos. j. Wocrner. j. a. McCauley.
Horatio L; Grubb. Frank Ereiei.
l.hn w Mccoy. Samuel Nordcrame,
Franz Gcngelbach. Frank Conf.
Samuel -. Hingcr. David Pickel
w. +. Gengelbach, Dennis Mccarthy
John SPAIN Williah Tow
trtlng H. Ilnder. Richard Shannon.
lieranaglo Campollone. Horace Bradley
MARYAN r. pONfFCI<T.
Evening journal., 1903-08-01

REAR ADMIRAL GEORGE W. MELVILLE.
reached the age limit last January. but
was continued on active duty until the
term OF his appointment as engineer
in-chiof should expire, August l.
His honorable mentions during the
civil war were frequent and many, and
when the fighting was over he remained
with the navy. one Of its most notable
and valued officers. Among his subse-
quent cruises the most remarkable nat
urally were those made ia the Arctic
regions on the Tigress, the Jeanette
and the Thetis, eliminating in the re-
lief Of Greeley. Instances Of his hero
ism on these cruises are many. In re-
porting favorably a bill for his promo
tion. the naval committee of the 50th
congress paid him a deserved tribute.
and again I'm the succeeding congress
his promotion was characterized as an
act Of tardy justice and hardly ade.
quate Since that time honors have
fallen upon him thick and fast
Evening journal., 1903-08-01
FRANCE WANTS RECIPROCITY

1.-'--- 9sduotion Of Tariff Should He
Offset BY Concessions From u. s.
Paris Aug. la rather plain official
intimation has been given that If re-
ductions are desired in the new French
tariff in the duties levied on American
assorted meats. they will be accorded
only for reciprocal tariff concessions
in the case Of French goods entering
the United States. The law enacted
during the last days Of the recent ses-
sion affects a number of articles. IN,
cluding salted meats. the main Ameri-
can product. the rate on these meats
being about doubled
Practically all the salted meats used
in Paris and in the interior of France
come from Chioaeo and other Amer.-
can packing centres. The United States
embassy here has not yet heard di-
rectly from the packers. who expected
10 have the aid of the state department.
but the French importers Of American
meats are much agitatod and are for
warding petitions. saying that the.j
extensive business is threatened with
destruction.
Informal official inquiries followed,
bringing out the fact that the French
authorities hold the view that any
amelioratng rates should be Offset by
concessions TO French goods. under tho
law authorizing the president to make
reciprocal arrangements. This leads
10 The belief In wellinformed Ameri.
can official quarters that the question
OF a Franco-American reciprocity
treaty win be again taken mp. as the
increased French rates give new
basis for concessions.
Evening journal., 1903-08-01
''over the bridge and FolIow tho crowd.
FELL AMONG GOOD SAMARITANS
Stranger Cared for and Sent on His
Way Rejoicne-New Cas-
tie News.
spoclal 10 tho Evening Journal

New Castle, Aug. i.-Late yesterday a
man was seen to fan In the street near
South on Firth. this city. Patrick Gun
ming. who first saw him, notified the peo-
pie IN the ncighborhood James n. Elia-
son brought some brandy which revived
the stranger who gave his name as Will
liam Howard, lie said he had been with-
out food for two days. His arm was Grip
pied and he said he was subject TO eoi-
lepsy. He has son-in-law named Albert
Moore who Is employed In Baldwn's
Locomotive Works, Philadelphia. Mrs.
Wilbert Meredith made coffee for the
stranger, the Mcssrs Ellason gave HIM
other food; money was collected for him
and he started for his home.
An outing party, which left Phladel-
phla ON Tuesday morning for a cruise on
the Delaware, met with serious mlshar
between pennsville, n. j.. and this city
this morning. An accidental explosion OF
a cartridge In rife IN the hands OF
Hugh Y. Carroll, wounded Clarence N.
Martin. Of Philadelphia, in the arm.
Mr.. Martin is the owner Of tho hand
some naptha launch Natalie. lie had the
wound dressed here and then went tc
Wilmington to the home Of his sister and
hopes to rejoln his party today. The
members desired to return to Philadelphia
but he persuaded them TO return and they
so promised
Mrs. Thomas Frazer and daughter
Emily have returned home from a
months visit to Rehoboth and Smyrna.
Mrs. j. r. Ehason and son James left
this morning for two weeks stay al
Ocean Grove.
Miss Matilda and Mary Janvier are
spending a week at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Jacob Saunders and Miss Reba
Saunders left this morning for Rehoboth
where they viii spend a month.
Evening journal., 1903-08-01

WILLIAMSPORT TAKES SECOND
Two Games Of Series Gone and Will
nninaton Has Not Won.

BY making three base hit with the
bases full. Ciymer won the second game IN
the championship series between VIII
mington and Williamsport for the latter
yesterday. The final score being 10 to 8.
The way the game started out Il looked
as though there was nothing but VIII
mington 20 a. At the close Of the fifth
inning the score was nine TO two IN favor
OF President Connelly's pets 1t was in
the sixth inning that the Wnliamsporters
got busy and they were very much oc-
cupied. Before this unfortunate round
was over seven men had crossed the plate
and Carr was taken out of the box and
blanketed. Myers succeeded him and one
more run was gotten by the pennsyi-
vanians 3ressier passed them up for
the Williamsport and held Wilmington
down to eight hits. Errors on the part Of
Wiiliamsport's infeld were responsible for
most Of the run getting In the early part
Of the game. The score.
Evening journal., 1903-08-01
PROPOSALS.

PRoPOSALS.-SEALED PROPOSAL &
VIII be received at the City Council
chamber not later than O'Clock D. M.
on Thursday. July 30, 1903 for FURNISHING
200 tons. more or less. OF bltumlnous coal
az the city crematory for the year end
ing July 81 1904, said coal 20 be deliv-
cred at the crematory in such quantities
as may be required Each bidder to name
the KIND or kinds Of coal he proposes to
furnish The committee reserve the
rght to reject any or all bids.
GEORGE A. WILLIS.
l-o-ot chairman crematory Committee.
Evening journal., 1903-08-01
MIIford pefeat. snafnrd

seaford. Aus. i.-seven hundred people
witnessed seaford's defeat here yester-
day Aithoush seaford outbaitcd Milford
they lost through costly errors. Cariss
was &he star Of today's game. Score by in-
nings:
Milford 17Ooo11aa r.
Seaford M 1Ooo4oooo
Evening journal., 1903-08-01

Sunday Excursions to Baltimore via
Pennsylvania Railroad, August 2, f6
and 30.
Only Si.00 for the round trip on spec
ial train leaving Wilmington 900. Re-
turning, special train leaves Baltimore
(Union Station) $50 D. m Tickets
good only on special train.
Evening journal., 1903-08-01
smnrna too Muoh for 49,

Dover. Aug l.-smyrna's new indie
pendent bail club administered a defeat
70 Dover Yesterday through osborne's ef-
ieetiYeness when hits meant runs. The
-7sre by innings
Dover s00oo1ooo
smyrna. .ooo2oO4oo-e
Evening journal., 1903-08-01

Charles Fi'rr who was oarolod from
S'1te Prison at Trenton last year Tor
gfod conduct and for having invented
F." blind ic'hso ith sewing machine white
serving his i9u-th term .or bui r'lry
continues to profit hy his IN n~7ntior
The English rights to it have been sold
according 70 the announcements. t.
Saotao.
Evening journal., 1903-08-01

Student-What kind OF treatment
would you recommend for inebriates,
professor?
Professor wouldn't recommend
any. The worst possible thing you
can do for an inehr.ate is 70 treat
him.
Evening journal., 1903-08-01
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE

STONE IRON AND SLATE coNsrRUo
TION.
Atlantic City's newest hotsl. Sea watsH
In all baths, teleDhones IA rooms. music,
valet service ana otner modern hotel con
Venlences. Golf. Booklet.
JosIAH WHITE & SONS.
Evening journal., 1903-08-01
ADMIRAL MELVILLE
ENDS ACTIVE SERVICE
Most Picturesque Figure in
American Navy Goes on
Retired List

Washington, Aug. Rear Admiral
George w. Melville, the most pictur-
esque figure in the American navy, has
been placed on the retired list He
Evening journal., 1903-08-01

Ten thousand demons enawing at
ones vitals couldn't be much worse
than the tortures OF itching piles. Yet
there's cure. Doan's Ointment never
fails.
Evening journal., 1903-08-01
Cape May.
BRExIoN HOTEL,

BRExT0N HOTEL, eSss osss9 m.y stssst, citt,,
N. This well-known house open all
wear. Every known comforts and couve-
niences for guests. delightful sun parlors,
hot water baths, excellent table, electric
lights, free telephone, handsomely fur
nished, is now under new management,
transient rates, $3.50 per day. Special
rates to families, $40 and $40 per week.
+. L. Shute,
Prop
Evening journal., 1903-08-01
Matinee Races at Horse Show Par

TT % 17IV0 2 7T('
81 Delaware Horse Show Park this
afternoon the si~th matinee of the sea-
son win be hcid. There will be several
ftvorltes on the track and some fast
exhibitions Of speed are expected.
Evening journal., 1903-08-01

Wilmington A. A.........1OOOOOf
Philhpsburg. . e.. ....0OOOoOooo-
Earned runs. Wilmington A. A.. 1; two.
base hits O'BIara. 2: three-base hit. Hon.
man; hit by pitched bali Faulkner: bases
on balls on Rtchie. 2; struck out, by
Rifchie' 9; by Deeean. 4; stolen bases
sweeney O'Mara, vandegrift. Walsh;
double plays, Sweeney TO Roberts; lef,
on bases Wilmington A. A.. 3. Phillips
burg s; umpire. Smith; Time 80.
Evening journal., 1903-08-01

Cotton IS the most valuable crop VIC
grow. eVce9t corn. The 100000 bales
In this years production viii bring
planters about $500, 0o0,0
Evening journal., 1903-08-01

RNly Gardner and Patsy Sweeney
fzht 81 Manchester. n. H.. Tuesday
night
Evening journal., 1903-08-01

The Mexican Herald says: "The
Mexican Weather Bureau reports con-
tinue remarkably exact in the de-
pariment Of predictions. This coun-
try has also one OF the best earthquake
prophets living" Now. how can you
resist the attractions Of that blessed
land
Evening journal., 1903-08-01

THE HOTEL BELLECLAIRE
i appeals especially to what
may be called semi-iransient
visitors: people who desire, for a
week or a fortnight or a month,
the comforts, conveniences and
advantages Of New York's great
modern hotels, but who wish to
avoid some Of The noise, the hustle
and the expense that are inevi-
table in an extended visit. For
such people THE BELLECLAIRE
has furnished suites of one, two
or three rooms and bath, which
may be occupied at reasonable
rates 70, shorter or longer periods.
1t is an apartment house with the
best features of a hotel. 1t is a
hotel with the best features of an
apartment house. And it is alb
solutely new and absolutely fire.
proof.
r1ILTON ROBLEE,
Proprietor,
Broadway, at Seventy-seventh St.
NEW YORK.
Evening journal., 1903-08-01
WILMINGTON
SCORE BY INNINGS

Williamsport.. q. D.. =. ..000O1710x-lO
Wilmington. q. e. ......2228OOO00- o
Evening journal., 1903-08-01

Less than one-seventh Of the land
in Great Britain is owned by farmers,
Evening journal., 1903-08-01
SEASIDE RESORTS
FENWIcK. CONN.
EENWIGK HALL

The most delightfully."- located and besr
conducted hotel on Long Island Sound.
Midway between New York and Boston
and within three hours of either city
Parlor cars both ways to Saybrook June
ton, on the n. Y, New Haven and
Hartford road.
Every comfort and convenience, anC
all the attractions. Golf Links, Will
starting tee within 20 feet Of rear porch
Sound bathing, and the best of fishing
A steam launch for the use of guests
Excellent livery, with good saddle horses
Never hot and no mosquitoes.
Send for illustrated booklet
Evening journal., 1903-08-01
The HOTEL WORTHINGToN

Cor. Missouri ana Pacific Aves. Hot ana
cold water in bed rooms. Hot baths, Sun
Parlor. Terms moderate. ]. B. Wor-
Ellington, Proprietor. Open al the year
Special Spring Rates.
Evening journal., 1903-08-01

- . ths EvenIng JournaI.
Evening journal., 1903-08-01
ANCHORAcE

TarHt-class in all appointments. Bteam
Heat. Hot Baths. Under new manag~
nent. South Virginia Ave. J. Yon. PIs
Evening journal., 1903-08-01
PHILLrpsRuRc
SCORE BY INNINGS.

a9.als.. no.. ? -. u ....o q
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-22

Leaving outstand ne of
1903 issue, $ per cert $4,000 90
1901 issue, 4 per cen$ paving 100000 90
Total -. -, IT,. ,..$247, 900 90
This was the corract amount OF the
bonded Indebtedness at the time Of the
last annual. II bonds that had been
taken up were overlooked, hence the
report showed the total to be $259,ooo.
Since the close Of my books January
81 there has been taken up of the issue
Of 1901. $4,000. leaving now outstand-
ing, SIo7, after taking Up this so.
the interest and sinking fund, with what
is now to its credit and in bank and
that to be collected from the unpaid
taxes will more than pay the July in
terest coupons.
At the present amount of the city's
assessment, S6,564,I8o, and the natural
increase in valuation on the basis of
the annual levy of mills, it would
only take six years to pay this entire
amount, including interest, Or in other
words at the end of the year 1908 the
city can be free from its Indebtedness
that was originally intended to run to
1921. Did the city continue to levy the
f, mills for the next years it would
mean the assumption of and paying
S2oo,5 500 in II years.
The city has no floating debt beyond
the items mentioned above, and the
amount of cash on hand in bank to the
credit of general fund gives assurance
of prompt payment of all bills properly
vouched for. ~
An item of credits that have not beer
carried on the city's books | will place
to the credit of batture rents and charge
bills receivable. being 1.-THE following
notes of parties owing same, O
amounts and dates due, as per exhibi
T attacked and part of this report. TIL,
city has outstanding 50 paving certih
cites on Plank. Road .abatters. amount
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-22

ing to S448o.I6. due in I, 2, 8, 4 years,
with s per cent interest coupon at
tached. The next payment is due De-
cember IS, 1908, one-fourth Of the
above amount. $I,I22.zo. This can not
be termed liability of the city for the
reason these paving certificates act as a
first lien upon the property against
which it is issued. Respectfully,
c. G.. RIEES, Comptroller.
EXHIBIT A.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-22

Total -. .$Io6,25o 72
The following bonds have been filed
since my last report:
C. Luchini, street commissioner, for
$4,000 Fidelity and Deposit Com
pany of Maryland No. 2S,oeo
r. J. Porter, plumbing contractor, for
$4,000 Union Surety and Guaranty
Company (no number given). ~.
On this report I will not give the
amounts due on the several funds, as
all this will show on my annual that fol-
lows this report -
c. G. RIVES. Comptroller.
Referred to finance committee.
Comptroller's annual report for 1909 ::
To the Mayor and Council: | submit
herewith my report of the city's bust
mess for the year 1902:
RECEIPTS.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-22
EXHIBIT E.

y. T. Manning, I note Dec
"a. 1908 -. -. -. ......S $50 90
D. T. Manning, notes Of
$3.50 each. Jre "A and Dec
y, for 1904 o5. Of. o.. oS,
OV. 10. II and p -. =. -. 800 90
D. T. Manning, note June
p, 1918 49,. ...... $500. $50 60
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-22

There is still standing on my books,
as an asset the charge against the gov
eminent building for paving on Texas
street $I.o56.So. to which | referred in
my December report, and the govern
ment has declined to allow, should be
carried to revenue account; this added
to the $o,o2o. 80 will bring the deficit of
1902 up to SIo,686.1o.
With the above debit balance to begin
the year with, it is very plain that the
anticipated surplus from licenses for
1908 will be entirely absorbed.
This deficit must not act in anv way
to affect the city's credit, especially in
view of the fact of this administration
desire to do additional paving, because
it will be shown the above figures are
practically the wind up of the 100000
bond issue.
The totals of work done for paving
streets and alleys by the different con-
tractors are as follows:
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-22
1riintiin9.. Ne.

want good printng-commerc printing ready
S en- or order The kind of printing do is good printing
g good printing should bear mind that
n Of printing always goodhe cheapest kind after all
LAWYERS Briefs Specially.
r nces for printing booklets folders circulars bill
- heads letter everything whh be printed fair
sasonabe-bng cheaper taking in consideration
na arai-han generally paid for careless ordinary
place work. King up 1000
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-22

Il CD. 1. iSO-S---s
By balance on hand :. ...s....S 5,1o3 Sc
BY bridge collections, BAL. 3,34o g
BY licenses 1901 ............s. ~ 50
BY taxes 1901 ....... 2.SI5 o5
BY plumbing Inspector, bal l. ~
ance -. -. 500 o5
BY licenses 1909 ...., -. 68,5o5 90
BY market house, balance -. 6.92e SIS
BY city cemetery account, sex -
ton collections, balance. "a 80
BY city court, fines. balance, 2,4Io IS
By dog taxes, balance -. o3o 10
BY batture rents -. I,o47 u
BY penalties for non-paylnent
of taxes -. 49,. I.o4I 70
By interest, balance 80 Il
| Taxes 1909 $780,. H.. -. 6o,333 &c
BY pound account, balance LILO oc
| EXPENDITURES.
To Geneyiese orphanage IS S75 90
| To Mechanics library S.. 500 GO
! a-d cf heath -. 800 90
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-02-22

CONTINUED on page ~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-09
,ianapplis, Snb., Dpnneritas, 9. @pril 1903
Sener.

Sas bon Gbarlep @lap unb Gamilie
bewobnte einit6di9e 6rame 8ebduoe
go. 853 Minersa StraBe. tpuroe beute
Morsen um 4 llbr bur9 Geuer total
serf6rt. Ser 9eiammte Sausbalt i'm
Wertbe bon $100 purbe elm &aub Der
SSlammen. Sas @ebdube NOT gigen=
tbum bes Sobn Sesar. Sasielbe mar
5000 pertb uno perli9ert.
I'm 12::45 beute Na6ntittag ipurbe
bic Seusrwebr na6 Der 81. &reu3=
Stride an Der Ohio uno Oriental Str.
g.rufen, tpnielbii in Der Hdbe oes gl=
tars sin Seuer entfanoen mar. SAa=
ben $25.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-09
Sabio GooSmin eines idweren
Serbredens bei9uloist.
Gr ruOIlte GnsebIi9 cine san3e SamiIie pers
eiften.

Setectib Splann puroe beute na4
&i4mOnb, Sno., seianbt, um bort
Sabio @ooowin su berbaften. Ser=
felbe 1T 45 Sabre oft unb bel9uloi9t,
ben 8eriud gemaat 5u baben, Die in
Ri9monb rpObnenbe 6rau Mepers unb
Jamilie su uersiften.
glm lebten Sonntag fam @oobtuin
nod bier uno beiu9te feline BEL Sobn
8. Sinton, go. 423 Wef ct. Clair
Str. beoienftete So6ter gpa. gr iiber=
ga6 ibr suei S9a9teln Bonbons nit
Der Mnspeiiung, bieielben am Sreitas
an 6rau Mepers abSuienbe:, 10 bab
fie bic @abe nod gu Olfern erbalte.
Sas Mdo6en pollte lid ni9t oarauf
einlal1en, inoem es Dem 8ater ertldrte,
baB er bem ganop ettpas beieefDgt
bdtte.
SintOn Eatte bas 9eiprdb iiberb0rt
uno er ma1te benz gapt. @erber babon
Wtittheilung, oa er slaubte, oab irseno
ettpas nidt in Oronuns mar. 8erber
psridaffte ii9 ben @anbp unb lieb i'm
bon Dem @bemiiten Sotpe 9lbbott
analpliren. Sieier conltatirte, oaB Die
8on=gons Nrienit in GROCER Mense
entbieltsn.
Sierauf muBte gpa in Der Yolisei=
Station erI6einen, no iie bem Capt.
8erber mitt6eilte, baB i6r 0ater ben
@anbp am lebten Sonntag setauft
bate. Sierauf taufte er in elmer @po-
tbete Elm pulDer. Sn Dem 3immer
ieiner So1ter feu9tete er Johann ner=
i9ieoene 8onbons an uno tupfte fis
in bas pulpsr, tuorauf er fie
iorsfdltig tpiebsr in Die S9a6teln 5ll=
riidlegte.
6erber Ianbte bierauf ben 9etectib
Splann nit einem 8er6aftsbefebl na4
3i6mono. 8ooopin bate nit Der
6rau Mpers elm 2iebesoer1dltniB
unterbalten uno Die Solee mar, oaB
ibr Wann iib BON ibr trennte; boz
einiger 3eit fanb ieooa cine 8eri0b=
nung Der beioen @atten ftatt uno ieit=
Dem tpoate bic Srau nidts mebr bon
Gooowin wihen.
aus &a9e bedte er ben ru6loier
plan aus, lie uno ibrs Gamilie 81
bergiIten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-09
Gum Seiten Der ,Tlomer
Wiiiion".

Inter ben 9luipicien Der ,islotuer
Miiiion" unb gum Befsn Der bon ibr
gsfOroerten Snititute pirb BON 81.
Npril bis gun, 9. Wsai in Der SomIin=
ion=Salle eins @smdlos glusfeauna
peranitaltet, in Der namentfi9 einbei=
miids &hnifler bur9 ibre Werte ber=
treten iein folten. 9lnmelbunaen
nimmt 9err $. 6. 0affner, go. 142
Of Wartet Str, entseaen. Die nit
Den 8orbereitunsen fiir bieie Muslel.
lung betrauten @pmites finb:
grscutib=gomite: Grau Senrp &abn,
Grau. Sobn Setpis @riffitb, 6rau
Soiepb &. S6arps IT,, 6rl. Sulia 6.
Sharpe, 6rau Samuel &eib unb Srau
Wictor &. 9enbrifs.
Runif- Gon1ite: 8. 6. Steele, 90.
ssoriptb. s. Otis 9lbams, Otto Gtarf
&. 9. @rue0e, Grl. @ilbelmina Ssea.
miller uno SRI. &boba Sened.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-04-09
Netail Merdants Mfoeiation.

Sn Der i'm Senniion 6ouie abeehal=
tensn Sibung oes @recutiD @omites Der
v3etail Wer9ant's 9lh'n." bes Staates
wuroen S9ritte setrOfen, um eine per-
fette Stats Organization su sriinben.
Gerner Ioa ein fraffsres @reoit=Sps
fem einsefiibrt perben, um iib beiie,
sesen faumielise S9uloner i9iiBen su
tonnen. lin Die Mtitslisbersabl Del
gsreinisuns su permebren, ioa eir
Stats Srsaniiator anseiteIt tperosn.
tpel4sr i4On oemnd4lt ieine Sbdiis'
felt beginner foa.
Ser Sisung tuobnten bel 9arrt
q. @opt, prdlioent, gbansnille :; 8
6ibeman. Setretdr, st. @apne 8,
u. Moore, S6abmeiiter. SnoianapO
liz F.; Sreb. Mepsr, 2afapette I; M. 6.
@larf, Midisan @itp; 90. 8. Segg
9oeansport @illiam M. Wabben,
Gbanspile j; 6. &. Moore, Sputl
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