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The colored American., 1904-07-23
THINGS WE CAN NOT UNDER
STAND.

VINO STRUCK u. II. WIlhlHS
Why the Blaine Invincible Club did
not go to Chicago?
What the National Suffrage League
accomplished in Chicago?
Why some people are never salts
fed when they are doing we'll?
Why the Boston Guardian continues
to play the role of the monkey"
Why Prof Jessie Lawson's book
does not have more ready sale?
What has become Of the Nation;
Afro-American Press Association?
How the Lily Whites of Louisiana
and Alabama feel about this time?
Why a certain class of people do not
know when they are down and out?
Why a mans bitterest enemy is the
one man he has helped at some time?
Why D. R. Wilkins resigned" the
|editorship of the Chicago COnSerUator.
Why so many Washington school
misses are entering the holy bonds of
matrimony?
Why delinquent subscribers are so
anxious about the appearance of The
Colored American?
Why the St. Louis Worlds Fair
people changed the date when Prof.
Kelly Miller was to speak?
Why John F. Cook did not attend
the Blaine Inyineible Clubs barbecue
lat Eureka Park, in Anacostia?
Why every cross roads politician
and half educated preacher imagines
he can edit and publish newspaper?
Why VIM H. H. Hart, of the Hart
Farm School. ETC.. is so popular with
the young school misses these sum-
mer days?
Why the Committee on Credentials
divided the honors between the Lily
Whites and the BlackInd1Tans of
Louisiana?
Why Professor Dubois did not
reach Washington in time to address
the graduating class of the NJ Street
High School?
Why a certain class of white men
who preach race purity, and do not
practice what they preach, will not
let colored women alone?
Why the Democrats of the South
are so deeply interested in the rights
Of the Chinese and their opportunities
for making a living?
Why more of the contenders for
higher education did not enter into
the Cecil Rhodes contest for scholar
ships at Oxford University?
Why the Republican party con-
tinues to firt with the Democrats,
when experience has taught it that
the Democratic party is beyond con
version?
Why the members of the Freed
mems Land and Transportation Co.,
could not agree on Mr.. Lewis Jeffer-
son as manager, instead of remaining
in the courts to break up the com
pany?
The colored American., 1904-07-23

1t was mainly through the efforts .,
Register Lyons that the NatioroI
Committee reported in favor Of 60.
ing the Cohen delegation from ronis
lana. He made a determined fob.
and his work resulted in success
The colored American., 1904-07-23

The colored Republicans of the
middle western States, are growing
chesty over the nomination of Senator
Fairbanks for the second place on the
National ticket.
The colored American., 1904-07-23
Avery College
Trade Schools.
ALLEGHENY, PA.

Offers superior advantages to young
colored women, who desire to become
expert dress-makers, miIIiners or Mu-
sic teachers. The instruction at Ay-
cry are excelled by no Negro Institu-
tion in this country. Amply endowed,
under no church denomination. IncOr-
porated January II, 1849, with power
to confer degrees.
The colored American., 1904-07-23

About seventy-Gve coIored deIspato,
nad seats IN the National COnvention
and reflected credit on their cons+s,-
ents. u
The colored American., 1904-07-23

Mrs Mamie Warren of 1920 1lth
street northwest, Washington, D. c.,
left the city last month for Nova
Scotia, and will be gone until the
lst of October. Mrs. Warren is the
guest of Mrs. l. w. Hickman, of Nova
Scotia, Canada.
The colored American., 1904-07-23

The delegates and politicians have
all returned from the Chicago con-
vention.
The colored American., 1904-07-23
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the Western University. CiVil-min-
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Universities. Tuition free. Boarding,
Lodging, Laundry, Material and In
struments for use. All expenses, 81
per month. Catalogues now ready
Address all communications to
JOSEPH D. MAHONEY,
General Manager, Allegheny, Pa
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-09-15

strain, and the ninnies yelled. He de-
tended our stupidity in denying Europe
the privilege of trading with us, and
then went on to tell of how "benevo-
lent assimilation" had forced an "open
door" in the Orient for surplus Amer
lean goods" And that door must be
kept open for us to carry on free
trade with them. even though we have
to keep navy there to do it. For we
must have an "open door" for our sur
plus" products, and again the ninnies
yelled. And then after asserting that
we would keep navy there to keep
the markets of the Orient open for
us. Dragging that we are extending our
markets everywhere. and proudly
Boosting of our wisdom" In keeping
our markets closed against Europe.
then he congratulated the believers In
protective tariffs present that England
was going to restore her protective tar
In policy. which would close her mar
gcts against us. And again few MIN
nles yelled, but they were fewer than
before, for even ninnies began to sec
the absurditv. We must have markets
for our surplus products even II we
have to keep navy 10 force an open
door," but IL another country viii only
put up q tarif barrier against our
trade, "a We have done 10 others. then
VIC are proud Of her wisdom and good
sense. Think Of such rot being palmed
OF upon m American audience And
then think OF the nlnnles Ia the crowd
ealing that statcsmAnship.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-09-15

of congratulating them for that bal
ance. There is no other nation on
earth that could support such a ire
mendous drain upon its resources as
we do. IL We had only the natural re-
sources of England, with such a ire
mendous balance of trade in our ia
vor." we would "go broke" in thirty
days.
Then on par with this was the SEN
ators remarks on opening markets In
the Orient for the Surplus products"
of our farmers and manufacturers.
Farmers OF Nebraska and manufacture
ers Of my home. Cincinnati" were his
words. And the ninnies In the crowd
yelled. Think of IL! Surplus products
OF the farm-whlle toilers are starving
In our streets. Surplus products OF
manufacturers. while the farmers Of
the land are forced TO wear patched
garments. II any at all Surplus prod
ucts where the little children and care
worn mothers 60 half clad throughout
the realm. aud are from day to day
denied thousand and one comforts
because monopoly holds them by the
throat. There is market right here
In America for more products than the
entire world. In addition to our own
Industries could supply. had we only
brains enough 20 take advantage OF
": VI we only had wisdom enough to
Arrange an economic system where
men could enjoy their natural heritage,
Aud SO he went ON Ia the same
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-09-15
FORAKER LINCOLN

The republicans of Nebraska have
fred their first gun in Nebraska-a
mere pcpgun, however. A goodly-sized
crowd listened to Senator Foraker of
Ohio at the Auditorium. Lincoln, We'd
nesday evening. To any one who has
ever studied a line in political history
or political economy it is always amaz-
ing to hear crowds of people applaud
such illogical and unsound statements
as were made by the Ohio senator.
For a moment, think OF man in
sultIng the intelligence OF his audience.
IL II has any intelligence. by such state
ments he made respecting the favor
able balance of trade. After telling
the crowd that our exports under
Roosevelt exceeded our imports annu-
ally to the tune OF hundreds OF millions
the crowd yelled with Modification.
When IL Is considered that these ex-
ports also represent both gold and sill
yer as we'll AZ merchandise In excess OF
imports. that Is. that we sent away
moro wealth than we received In re-
turn. the idea Of what balance OF
tradc In our favor means. may even
dawn upon the mind OF Simple simon
The American people are about the
only ones on earth fools enough To con-
graduate themselves In deal where
the other fellow gets the larger share
The people 81 lndln have favorable
balance OF trade" far In excess OF what
we have but ignorant aa We may think
them to be. NO one has ever thought
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-09-15

The cheapest room in the st. Regis
the new S5,0eO,0 900 hotel in New York.
is 81 day without board on the Euro
pean plan. With board it would not
be less than $40. Besides that there
must be tips to the servants every
time one turns around, and if one gives
a tip of less than rs or so cents. he
gets no attention. That is what this
beautiful Roosevelt and Parker system
of government is running into. Go on
you men of muscle and little brains
and "whoop 1t up" Under Roosevelt
the ST. Regis was built and several
others of the same kind are nearing
completion. The process goes direct
ly onward. Wealth accumulates and
men decay.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-09-15

Passengers to New York. Boston.
New England and all eastern points
will nnd IL 10 their advantage 10 as
certain rates applying over the Nickel
Plate Road anu its eastern connec-
lions, Three daily trains. ON which
there In no excess fare charged. One
special feature Of the service In meals
In dlnlng-cars. on American Club Plan.
Pay for what YOU get. but In no case
over 3bc to $500 per meal also service
a la carte and Midday Luncheon soc.
Folders. rates aud all Information
cheerfully furnished by applying To
John Y. Callahan. General Agent. Chi
cago. I'LL. Room eos. ii3 Adams ST..
Chicago depot. La Sale and Van
Duren SITS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28

ling bat lie g~eiterr, tpie alabenoli4, an
fi6 eenommen. limb i9 mar porbin
aus benz &ontor beriibersstpmmen, I'm
tie gu bolen."
nOas lit aIerbinss unansenebm.
Mifen sic benin, mo er Tie gu perpubz
rem pfleste Z"
rGr true lie in Der Resel BEL fi9.
@ber mir fDnnen bod tpobl ni9t bic
Sai6sn bes Sobten unteriu9en, gang
obseieben bapon, bub i9 bic S9liihel
nur nit gintpiGigung unb i'm 8eifein
Deg SrGulein 3iitblins on mid nebmen
mD9te."
SD min i6 Sbnen einen @prf6loe
MAIDEN. 8eri9affen sic ii4 bic Mits
tel, beren Sic Bis gum Nu9mittag
etpa bebiirfen, unter Mittbeilung Der
Sa9lage bon ireenb etnem b~efreunbes
ten 8antbauie. SpGtsr, penn man
ben Sobten entfleibet unb aufeebabrt
BADEN pirb. tOnnen Sbnsn bic S9liRe
ia augeitent iperben. Die Stabtrdtbin
Weidarbt, bic, meiner ueber5eugune
na9, fpGteitens in elmer Stunbe CUR
SteIe fein tpirb, lit cine febr umii4=
tise unb enersif6e Sruu. sic pirb.
tpenn Srdulein gbitba ielbit ni9t in
Der Gage lit, tpesen Sieier gei9dftli9sn
Stnge nit S6nen gu perbanbeln. Die
sseisnstite @ermittlerin iein."
Der @orf9las leu9tete benz Profus
riften offenbar elm, benin er nidts Suz
ftimmsnb. Gin Bid auf bic offenitss
benbe Sbir bes @erbinbungsganges
aber peranlabte i'm, nod 81 iasen
nSIrfte IS ni4t seboten fein, ben
Sang unb bas Yribatfabinet bes 6errn
&itbling bier, BON Der Wpbnung aus
gu Derfhlieben, bamit fein l1nberufener
mebr in bas Wrbettssimmer bes Ser
ftorbsnen %selangen fam ? Man fam,
BEL folden @ortommnifen bod pobl
niat Dorii6tie eenus fem"
Isle baben re4t", ftimmte Der Ga
r~itGtsratb gu. Limb i9 tpsrbe fosleid
bas Grforberlide beranldfen."
Wun erit entf4lpB fi6 Der &a1itrer
tpirtli9 81 seben. unb ala pOne ct
bamit ausbrIdii4 funbseben, bab er
AUDI fir feline eisene perfon tetn srOz
beres @ertrauen in Mnfpru9 nebme,
als es irsenb elm arberer bier i'm Sauie
perbiente, nabm er feinen @eg ni9t
mebr bur9 ben 0erbinbunssgang uno
bas Pripattpntor, ionbern iber bi:
Sreppe unb ben 9of.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28

eenb Elm anberer muB bas @9liihsl:
bunb fpdter babin selegt bdben."
Die @tabtrGtbin mub bieiem bon
ibm 10 na9briidli9 bstonten umftdnD
pffenbar feline fonberli9e 8ebeutung
Bel.
vRun, bas lit ia i9liebli9 ou9 m09s
li9," meinte tie, runo es pirb in
pobl auf gang natiirli6e @siis erfld'
rem. Die 9auptia9e 1T bod, oab sic
ieBt Die S9liifel baben. SrGulein
@bitbd lGbt Sbnen bur9 mid fagen,
Sic mO9ten in alien sei9dftli9en @nz
eelegenbeiten p~orlGufis gang na9 Sbz
rem Grmeien %bisponiren. Sic psib,
baB ibr berepieter Batter npnes @er4
traiien gu Sbnen bate unb baB ibre
SntereRen Bel Sbnen in ben beten
9dnben iinb."
Srande berbeugte ii9, als noble er
ieinen Sant fir bieie quite Wfeinung
ausbriiden.
sd tperbe felbtperi tGnbli9 nur Die
laufenben Sa6en abpideln, in benen
auerbings feline Stodung eintreten
burf. limb i9 perbe in alien pi9tigez
rem 6ragsn ben dlteiten 8u9balter Sus
sieben, Bis Grdulein Riitbling ober irz
eenb cine bon i6r beponmd9tigte pers
iDnli9teit Notwithstanding trifft."
vSaippbl, MAIDEN Sic es nur 10, tpis
sic iasen," itimmte Die StdbtrGtbin
gu . .Wiini9en sic pieGei9t, baB l4
has pripatfpntor unperf9loHen la1e?
Sic tDnnten ia m0sliderpeiie bies ober
bas bon ben S4riftitiden bier auf
benz Sareibti19 meines armen @etters
brau6en."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28
(5ortfebung folst.)
Sic SnnSSarptte bel NenpcI

bat tbren Namen BON elmer S6terquG>
lerei, bic Der Sefiber bes 9runbitids,
cuff Dem ii9 Die 9rotte befinbet, felt
Menf9enseoenten aufSufibren pflegts,
I'm cen fremben 9efu6ern sesen @nt=
ri3tuns DoE elmer Gira Q8.8 Cents
Ole Wirfunaen Der aus benz 8oben aufz
iteisenben Safe poroufi6ren. Mus
benz Grbrei9 bteIer am N69anee bes
eusgetrodneten 2ogo b'@snano, zines
ebemaligsn &raterbedens, ~eele9enen
!9Oble iteisen nGmli9 fo6lenfaure Sale
auf, Die fi9 infolge ibres @spidts MIR
in Der hi3t am 8ooen laeernben 2uft>
I4i9t balten. Sas @orbanbeniein Der
Sole. beren i9on plinius in ieiner Ia=
turgei3t4te Ii gebentt, pflegte man ben
Sremben enttpeber babur6 beutli9 5u
MAIDEN, oab man Elm brennenbes 2i9t
benz Soben nGberte, bas bann iofort
erlof9, ooer mod anf6auli9er bur6
Mttnebmen zines 6unbes, Der bann su
ben SiiBen Der 8eiu6sr betGubt 3uz
fommenfanf, pGbrenb bisIe felbft in
Der 6obern 2ufti9i4t BON Der i9Gbz
li9en Wirfung Der Safe niGts per>
ipiirten. Dor Sturgeon lit nun bic po>
ltssi bes neapolitanif9en @orprtes
Suorigrotta einsei9ritten, um benz
Sbierqudler bas 9anbtperf gu legen.
Na9bem tie i'm tpieoerbolt aufsefor>
bert bate, bas 9unbez Experiment gu
unterlafen, Obne ibr 3iel gu errei6en,
ma4te tie seri4tli9e Inseige, unb bic
Jolge tpar, bab Der prGtor ben 8eiiber
Der @rotte unb feline 9slfers6elfer, bic
ii4 nit Der 5iibruns Der Sremben gu
befahen pflegteil, tpeeen S6ierquGlerei
gu elmer entfpre9enben 9elbitrafe bsr=
urtheilte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28

Sneiner9Dbe pontuufen
Meter plaBte Bel 3om Elm italienii4er
MilitdrbalIon, pabri9einli9 infolge
GROCER 6ibe. Ser in Der @onbel Sc.
finbli9e Sffiaier itiirSte berab urn
tpurbe i4tper pertpunbet.
Ole gneIGnber bauen
fleibig l1nterleeboote. Ser Sdiffs.
merit Bidders, Sons L.. Martm lit Der
@au bon af)t englii6en l1nterieeboo.
fen (tpopon iieben 100 SUB uno zines
100 SUB lang) iibertragen tpor0en.
neberabren. Die 3ebn Sabr
alte So9ter bes Ore9lers M0ner il,
4sba4, 9ehens Rafau, bate an einen
NIT 3teeeliteinen f9tper belabenen @oz
gen einen Sanbpagen a%ngebdngt unb
lieb ii9, barinfisenb, bic bersan fiibz
renbe Strabe binauf sieben. pl0bli9
IOite ii9 bon benz @ef9irr bic Oei6fel,
unb Der Wasen roIte auriid. Oas
MGb9en, bas aus benz 6anbpagen
fprinsen poIte, serietb unter ben 3ies
~gelpagen. Sin Mab eing benz &inbe
absr ben &opf unb 5erquetf9te bieien.
Sraurtges Wteperfeber.
Sn &~aufbeuren, 8apern, tpurbe Der
47idbri9e Maf9iniit @ottlieb Mmann
beerbigt. Sin 8ruber bes 0erfforbes
men. Der % Sabre in @uftrdlien tpsilte,
tebrte plOsli4 in feline !9eimatb Suriid,
uno IS folte iein eriter 8siua benz
8ruber gelten. Nls er na9 bemfelben
iid erfunbiste, ldutete bas So5tens
glOdlein, unb man bebeutete benz 6eimz
getebrten, bab er serabe re1t fomme,
ieinem 8ruoer bas leste Geleits gu
eeben.
80 p fteri0fe S~eIbfmprbe.
@uf benz 5riebbofe in Sin5ia, Hbeinz
probing, tplirben Spei iunes 2eute I'm
Otter BON 20 biz 25 Sabren erf9ohen
aufgefunben. Ollie Mneaben iiber bi.
perf0nlidteiten Der beiben SelbftmDr=
Der feblen; Is purben feline 8aarmitz
tel BEL ben 2ei9en gefunben. Muf benz
9embfragen zines Der Spbten tporen
bic Wprte: rWir iinb Stubenten" au
lefen. 3pei RepplDer lasen neben ben
2ebensmiiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28
6. e

Sn porseriidter Na9mittassitunos
|tpurbe paul 5rande bur9 bas Oient>
mGb9en in bic prioattpobnun9 ieines
beritorbenen Chefs heriiber sebeten uno
i'm Wobnsimmer bon Der bertpitttpeten
StabtrGthin Weifarbt, elmer tlsinen,
,tpa finf3isidbriser Dame boz, flusem
unp refolutem Nusieben. empfangen.
Man bate Bernhard Giit6lines IT.,
bif4e Siiue in5uif9en i'm S9ldfaim,
mer sebettst, unb in benz iauberen, stz
mas ftetfen uno dltpGteili9en @obngez
mad erinnerte ni9ts mehr an bic trau=
rigen 0prgGnge bes Morgens.
.Srdulein &iitbling lGbt INN gntz
ffpulbigung bitten, tpenn lie ni9t felbit
sic empfangen fum," fuete bic Stabtz
rGtbin, nuber lie fiblt ii9 iebr anse=
g%riffen, unb Sic perfteben ppbl, mein
9err. oab tie porlGufis teinen Sinn fir
anbere Singe bat als fir ibre finbli4s
Srauer. Der Sanitdtsratb fugte uns
iebo6, bab sic Die @9liRel gum
GelDi9rant baben miibten. limb er
mar Der Meinung, ie tpiirben ii9 in
BEN &leibern bes 8erftorbenen finben.
I6er mir baden bergebens banu9 ses
fu9t. limb unfere Na9forf9ungen an
allen Srten, no lie na9 gbitbas Meiz
r1tng etrpa aufbetpabrt fem fDnnten,
finb ebenio fru6tlos gebIieben."
nSas lit feltium", erpiberte Der
Safiirer. r9err &iitbling pfleste in
fol6en Sineen fonft bod fsbr peinli9
gu iein. !9aben sic au9 in ieinem
8ribatfontor f9on nu9seieben 2"
nNein, baran baben mir mod ri9t
gsba9t. Nber es fdnn ia auf Der
STEELE gef9eben. Die @anstbir lit
beri9lofen. Warten Sic nut einen
Musenblid, Bis i9 ben S9liHel bple."
Sic fam foslei6 auriid unb lub ben
&afiirer elm, ie in bus P~riputfubinet
81 begleiten. gs bdmmerte bereits, 10
bab man in Dem obnebin ni9t febr
siinitig beleu9teten @ema9e bic Gin
5elbeiten nur nod unbeutli9 gu erfen=
men permp9te. Paul 6raHde aber
seigte Der StobtrGtbin ben neben Der
ginsansstbir befinoli9en 9ebel Der
eleftrif6en 8eleu9tune, unb als nun
bic 9liiblampe iiber Dem S9reibti59
bss 8anfiers aufflammte, mar Der erite
@egenftanb, Der bic Mufmertiamfeit
Der beiben Gintretenben auf ii9 ao1.
elm mitten drf Der Si1dpldtte liedenDtS
G9luHelbunb.
mSa buben mir ia augeni9einliA
f9on, mas mir iuden," iaste bic
Stabtrdtbin. uWpaen sic ii9 ni9t
ii6erseugen, 6err Srande, Db es Of:
ri9tisen S9lifel finb 2"
Der &aiiirer fam Der Qufforberung
na9 ; auf feinem @eiidt uber ma Elm
@usbrud lebbafter 8erpunoerung,
unb na6 einem tleinen S9peisen Iagte
er : vMnerbings : es iinb Die S9liiz
iel gum Sreior. &Onnen Sic mir
|bielIei9t fasen, Srau Stabtrdtbtn. igie
tie bierbsr gelangt iein mDgen {"
rSas peib i6 ni9t. @ber i9 per<
mutbe, bab Der arme 3iitbling ielbf lie
babin selest bat"
rNein !" erflGrte Sronde nit uber'
raI9enbsr 8eitimmtbeit. rSieie
MOgli9teit lit ponftGnbis ausgei6loi=
fen. Mls mir 6errn Riitbling beate
mprgen entfeelt bort i'm 8erbinoungsz
gang auffanben, lagen Die S9lunei
nod ni9t bier auf benz S4reibtii9.
SD fann es auf bas beitimmteite Derz
fi4ern ; benin i9 babe mid iebr aufs
merriam umsefeben, unb mein Ges
bG6tnib lGbt mid ni9t I'm Std. ST.,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28

0eri9mappt. S rduIein: rMein
8rdutisam lit furGt5ar f9i9tern; er
trout fi9 nod INNER ntdt, ,Su' gu
mir gu fasen!"-S is + ii d E
3ofe: u.3u mir pobl, snd' SrGu>
leini"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28
epestaI.S tsn0le.

srfsn . e&Idse, stuetter aIarra,
3utiten . S4Idss, britte aIarn,
Drtttet Q S4Iase, ptsrter alarm.
l-s-l, Soasr aus tnb S@lau& aufrrsHl
Q S&Idse, Mahrhrud ab.
II S4Idss, II ufr gaittaeA
Die 70 besei4neten SisnnIe irsrben mn BON 9txrn
ud@ter d~nBsgsbeu hd an ben ktrshensea Strasen
u~eusunoea tetne aIarntSaeu an1sbra4t fzA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-28

3ssrni5Is xTh Taris
: SueIiitB CperxS aux
8 Gnftunb 9-n BORT
. 9rb.s uus Ti6isan
5 u. 5erfes u. glaf &pe
2 9ine une Tprtb
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q Ic. 8 Ssrissn51us
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e Saatpare urh @dInut
x u. Seriep II Central 81.
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6 @ib u:b IL. Strate
~ Bart Use nab IL Str
5 Columbia unb SiGhSs
is 5iebIanb gIbe u. @ratt
ci Suiupis une ct. Soc
l2 qeuui5Ip. unb grcti
* Rerisinn UNI Il. StJ
Is TO. 8 Sprissnbnus Is.
uabe SIIincia
IS Senate Mpeu. SteIatr
n SIIinois uns Ta@isan
% 9edpIpania ans IA.
20 Senate ape. unb Is.
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