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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
Russja's Crazy Battlest,iD.

Fate, with bloody fingers and dla'
bOlical satire. has drawn a striking
picture of Russia, in the shape Of a
huge, modern battleship, manned by
drunken, brawling mutineers, flying
the red flag of revolution, and runnlns
amuck upon the high seas. The knlaz
I'otemkin, in her crazy course OF pl-
racy and rapine, is the Russian Empire
-multum in parvo. Splendid in size,
and potential strength. h~oneycombed
with corruption, discord, and mutiny-
such is the KniaZ POtemkin and such
is Russia. .
It is not in the nature of things that
a ship captained by indecision ana
manned by rebellion can long escape
disaster. Hunger is at her vitals, dis
sension at her helm, and the hounds or
The sea will soon be- on her trail. II,
with the luck of a drunkard, she es'
capes the rocks, piracy will breed III
her cabin. and the skull and c~rOssbOnes
at her peak will be followed by the
CHASTITY procession of blindfOlded hS-
| Ires at the yardarm. Lurchlng ABOUT
in the Black sea, staggering from port
to mort. advancing, turning back, liable
TO interior explosion and exterior as
sault. the spectacle of the cars great
| battleship ''gone wrong is OF the
| most dramatic and exciting that could
| be conjured up by the demons of mis-
| rule. Whether the end of the kniaz 70
temkin is blood and destruction OF
| cowed submission, whether the last ac'
| is tragedy or farce-the part she has
| already played is a copy in miniature
| of the mighty and complicated role
PLAYED by Russia herself. with sar
| donic truth the crazy battleship mimic;
| the ~volvanic disorder and unrest ina
seethes under the Russian throne. 1ht
nation labors, va%cillates, smokes, aho
thunders, reeling like a drunken man
It's end may be devastation, or It ma!
by a miracle come under the subJectloi
of sanity and Conference.
AS the Kniaz Potemkin must nnd IL
fate before long, so must Russia. Mu
tiny is always short-lived. Order mus
come or chaos will reign. Every Ga.
loosens the grip of the car on th'
helm. The ship Of state seems to d.
starting on a career fully as eTratic
dangerous and disastrous as that o
the Kniaz PoteIukin. If out OF I'll
crew there does not come a stroi'
hand to man the helm. he world ma.
be compelled to intervene ana preVei'
an empire from running amuch.-
Washington Post.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
RIaze i'm a Cotton Car.

= A fire alarm last night about .
o'clock was found to be caused by the
burning of a lot of cotton in a car at
the end of the freight depot. The de-
nartment. in spite of the fatigues OF
the day, responded promptly, under the
command of Capt. j. D. Mcneil, IN
the absence of Fire Chief J. S. Nc,
Neill, and the fire was extinguished
without much trouble. most of the cot
ton being saved.-Fayetteville Obser-
YER
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
Tho Flood i'm Baltimore Has Suosihcd

Baltimore, July 6.-The flood last
night which was caused by the over
flow of Jones' falls. a stream which
runs through the central part of Bal
lt;more and which resulted from a
lcloudhurst at Timonium, in Baltimore
lcounty, has completely subsidized, tne
water in the falls having fallen Amos
lag quickly as they rose. In the city ~
Lives were lost and the damage VIII DE
lconfined to the streets III the Vicinits
lof the falls. The total loss Is ouShi
lestimated at 100000.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
Miss Sutton Plays Brilliant Tennis.

London, July t.-Miss May sutton OF
Pasadena, California, today emerged
victorious from the big entry for me
premier ladys tennis honor of all Eng
land, defeating by consistent wore
throughout. all the aspirants for the
championship no" held by MISS y. y.
Douglas, who on Saturday next WI
meet Miss Sutton. In the douDles ~,
day the Britishers, S. II. Smlth dho
Frank L. Riseley, defeated the Austrai-
ians, Norman Broker and Waiter Dun
lop. thus eliminating all but Englisn-
men from the mems all-England CHAM
piOnShip.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
Officers of tue National Educational
ASS0cinfiOn-

Asbuy Park, n. j., July 6.-The Ma
tional Educational Association today
elected the following officers:
President-Nathan c.. Shaeffer, oil
Pennsylvania.
First Vice President-William Max
well. of New York City.
Second Vice President-MisS \.
Cropsey, of Indiana.
Third Vice President. FL. Hem
men. of Arkansas.
Secretary-Irwin Shepard, OF VIII
ona, Mimi.
Treasure. A. Wilkinson, OF Ran
sas.
President Roosevelt will make tWt
addresses tomorrow.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
Exuress Drivers Will be Called Out

XDrcSs DflVerS VIII Ue t"ICU Vu''
Chicago, July 6.-Indications tonight
are that the Transfers strike viii
spread to the $50 employees of the city
express companies. Injunctions com
|pelling these concerns to make deliver
les to all firms, irrespective of their
with the Transfers strike
were issued today by Judge Holdom
At a special meeting of the Teamsters
Joint council tonight, it was unani
mously decided to call these express
Idrivers out just as soon as a dehato
is made on them to make deilVeries u
isrrike-bound houses.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
SUCCESSOR To HAY
EIihu Root Becomes SecTe~
taTy Of State.
ANNOUNCED IN NEW YORK
President Roosevelt Will Authorize a
Statement To-day.

The Subject of MI. Roots Return to
the Cabinet Was Thoroughly Dis
cussed With the President ON the
Journey to and From Cleveland.
No Announcement Has Been Made
at Oyster Bay Concerning His Ac-
CGDtanCe Of the Portfolio Of State
hut the President VIII Authorize a
Statement Concerning the Matter
Today.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
Mrs. Smith Not Able to Go On the
Stand.

Richmond, Va, July Elm the case
of Mrs. Shepard X. Smith on trial IN
the Hastings court Of Manchester Tor
the alleged beating to death OF her
seven year old son, the accused col
lapsed utterly today when an effort was
made to place her on the witness stand
and she will probably not lie able tc
testify in the. case. She is a daughter
of Mrs. Charles Townsend and a sister
of DR.. Wisner f. Townsend of New
York CITY.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
A Scotland Neck special to the New:

and Observer says: There were
brought here yesterday the bodies oil
two sisters. daughters of the late
Thomas Allsbrook. They died at Ports
mouth, Va, Thursday, there being
only 45 minutes between the time Oh
their death. Their bodies were placed
in the same coffin and they were pa
ried thus together in one grave. Iheif
ages were twelve and four years re-
spective1y. They died OF fever super
induced by measles and hoopih
cough.-Twin-County Echo.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
The Christian Endcavorers.

Baltimore, July 6.-The second day 5
session. of the twenty-second 1nterna-
tional Christian Endeavorers' conyen-
ton was presided over by the Rev.
George B. Stewart, of Auburn, \. 1
An impressive prayer was offered by
the Rev. Ralph w. Brokaw. of Utica,
Il. Y, William Shaw, of Boston, de
livered an address upon What Chris
tan Endeavorers Had Done"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
S150- 600 Fire in Nashville.

Nashville, Tenn, July 6.-The whole
sale grocery house of Phillips Webb
and Company was totally destroyed by
fire early today. The loss is abou;
$4,000 George Rogers, a substitute
fireman, was dangerously hurt by fall
ing four stories through an elevator
sbaft This is me third serious fire III
ten DAYS, the combined losses aggregat'
ing $3.50, 0G0.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11

For Admission OF Studerts to be Held
Next Thursday-The Test Farm
Committee Go to WaIIace-Bencf-
cial Notwithstanding Old
Orange County Recorsi-To Pub
Iish Governors Letter Books.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11

state to Elihu Root, and that Mr.. Root
has accepted.
Oyster Bay, L. l., July 6.-While no
official confirmation is O~btainable here
Of the announcement that Elihu Root
has accepted President RoOsevelt's
prOffer of the se~cretaryship of state in
succession to John Hay, it a be said
that the President will authorize a
statement to be made tomorrow re-
garding the matter. The precise ma
ture of the statement is not known.
Mr.. Root boarded the Presidents
special train at Jersey City, just be-
fore it left for Cleveland at 5:45 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon.
While the members of the Presi-
dents cabinet retired to their apart
ments on the train at an early hour
Tuesday night, the President n Mr..
Root remained in conference for sew
eraI hours. Then it was that the Pres
ident preached the subject Of Mr.
Roots return to the cabinet. All
phases of the situation were considered
carefully.
On the return journey their confer
ence, interrupted by the mission or
which they had gone to Cleveland, was
resumed. His acceptance of the prof.
fer announced in New York today, Il
believed to be without reservation a
ali difficult to overcome.
Oyster Bay, n. Y, July 6.-Preslden'
Roosevelt and his immediate party
reached Oyster Bay on their return
trip from Cleveland at 1O:4S a. m.
seven minutes ahead of schedule time
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
drove directly to Sycamore Hill.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
EANK
New Bank a: Observation-Disclosures I'll
Stock Of Hackney Wagon Company.
(Snecia1 10 The Messenger.

Raleigh, N. c., July Estate charters
the Bank Of Richards, Onslow county,
capital stock $25. 900, to do a CONNER
cial and savings business, and author
ICES the Hackney Wagon company, OF
Wilson, to increase its capital STOCK
from $50, 900 to 100000.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Penny have re
!, turned from a visit to Morenead City
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11

New York, July ct can be def
niteIy stated that President Roosevelt
has offered the position of secretary OF
state to Elihu Root, and that Mr.. Root
has accepted.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11

DIR. 7. g. Murphy, of kenansville, il
spending several days on the beach
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-07-11
I,,e L,iycrpooI Cot.,n Market.

| LIVERPOOL. JULY e.-The cotton mar
Iket here OPENED u~nexpectedlY firm on
continental buying and reports of 4
tornado in Texas. Some selling Tor
New Orleans n q much diminisne1
tsrot demand caused a sharp ser back
lf.f about thirteen points. Later there
lwere numerous fluctuations but the
Iundertone was firm. When the open
ing prices in New York were received.
,ya,ues again advanced and tn. mar1ei
Ic,osed firm. at a net gain Of six points.
lSITUATION AT BAKU is SERIOUS
st. Petersburg. July 6.-The situa
ltion at Baku is 50 serious that the g
linen have telegraphed to the minist.a'
bf the interior for permission TO or
lganize a militia in self defense.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-10

tie feiner in biefem puntte audi nidt
re4t ii4er mar, tpolte lie felbit fir bos
sintreten, mas lie fir ri9tig belt.
Sos mar cine f60ne &iidfa6rt. bic
Srau Minna an biefem Mbenb nit
ibrem Sans mu9!e. sic mar erfiilt
bon Der Site unb 2iebenspiirbigfeit
i9res Sbeals, benz lie suguterleBt nod
ibre @ebi6te bate borleien biirfen,
unb 9ans mar befriebigt BON benz, fpas
er in Der 3iegelei ausgeri9tet bate.
rSas Material lit ausge5ei9net," err
lduterte er. rMit einem @pri9uB BON
uns tptrb Der Mann feline Mnlage per<
grDbern, unb Die Nnnabofer 8anern
baben fi9 gu biQigen 8ebingungen ber>
pfli9tet, uus bic .3ieseln beran5ufabren.
Sd babe bic SafAe ppa giinftiger &pns
tratte."
,g9 ia, Sans, bas mar pteber ELM
NAL 10 elm e9ter, gutter Seittae," erpi=
berte Srau Minna, der rei9t aus fir
lanee .3eitl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-10
tseSunoer Dfeni Gscnger..sao nue
.,EipsI t~s|'=tlsatitG.

Wie ii4'a ssbibrt, iinb Die gigens
Ibiimer unb bic 6iibrer Ser SamFsrii=
ME, 5u pc.@er Der .Sloeum" seG0r=
te, unter Die f9pere Antlaee De5
Spbti6lass bpr Dem 8u~nbeseeli@t in
Hep Yorf sefieat. prdiibent 8aruatp
bon Der &niferboderz @Ieuriionsbanl=
pferzGumrasnie, bersn @igsnt9um au9
bieier Oampfsr mar, ebenio ibr Sefre.
tGr 4tfinipn unb ibr Director Oarfsr,
ferner Der 9efsbfs6a6er Der eeiamnuen
Slptte Der Gompagnie, rem Jog. Gpms
mobore peaie, unb ber Ti6rer bes
rSlpoum", Gapitdn 8an S9aid, itcs
ben unter bisfer Inflaee.
Die Nbppfaten Der N~neeflagten
iu9ten aber auf umipesen bds aeri9tz
li9e @erfabren gu ~perbinbern. Weil
tie Die f9redli6en, Der Mnfldee 81
Grunoe liegenben Shatfahen ni9t bir,z
neebisputiren i0nnen, ftrebten iie bur6
aQerlei S9e;ngriinbe barSutbun, baB
na9 Dem 8~unbesgeIeb iiber Corpora
tionen cine Corporation ni9t M g n
Spbti6lues belanet fperben Tonne unb
berlangten baber bic NieberIGtasung
Der Mnflagen.
So9 Der Nep Yorter 8unbesfreis=
ri6ter Sbomos bat iebt biefsn Nntrag
NIT GROCER S9drfe auriidsepisfen.
Seine @ntf9eiouns tbut ndmli9 iols
senbes bar: yNiemals beabfi6tigte Der
@onereB Die Straflofiateit BON @prz
p~prationen unb ibren 2euten i'm 6elle
GROCER bur9 ibre yiadlGfigfeit berbsiz
sefibrter ungliidsfdae; niemats ipar
es Mnii9t ober Mbii9t bes gprgreHes.
bab eine S@iffs>Gorppration ibrepaf=
fasiere gu @a1sr uneeitraft umbrins
gen biirfe." limb Biz in's ginselite jsz
Der Nnflaee peiit Hi6ter Sbomas
bic gefebli9e 8efusniB berielben nod.
@us benz I. g. Demurrer" bieier
anflage nirb alio ni9ts ;unb es tit
quite @usii9t por6anben, bab cine ses
ri9tii6e Siibne Der pfli9tperna9ldis
figung itattfinbet, Der ntebr als tauienb
6rape Seutf9e gum Spfer sefaaen
finb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-10

@lfo burd-bur9 bas unterirbif6e
,@ebir9e' unb bur9 bic @orurtbeile Der
Meintsen!"
Slid duf!" rief Sans gerqa,
Slid auf, taufenbmal, benin ib tpeit
nirfli9 ni9t, tpie i9 obne Oi9 bier
nit ben Oeinigen tpeiter fommen foQte,
unb neiter fommen muB i9, benn
&Gthe ge6e i6 ni9t auf, unb tpenn i6,
tpie Sdfob, fie6en Sabre UNI tie perban
miiBte! 4m @nbe gibt es bod nur Die
atpei Singe auf Der Melt, lim Die ss
fib berlobnt, gu leben: bic Irbeit unb
bic 2iebe!"
.SSa," befdtigte &orl Malbop, runb
bic 6eiben liegen fir Did augsnblidz
lif 10 per6inbnngslos ba, nie ettpa
5pei Planeten- prattii9 bait Ou D.
bos ipirfli9 nid)t eingeridtet, boB Seitl
9era Did grade balm siebt, no Oeine
arbeit als stlpas S%einbfeliges empfun<
ben fpirb."
Sons 8ergu fsuf3te leiIs. n0a boTt
Gu re9t-aber fam i9 es Gnbern?
6etbalten iperbe id on beiben-an
meiner 2ie6 unb an meiner Mr6eit!"
Sea allo .bur9!" sic reiaten fidj
bic 0dnbe in feitem Druid -
ybur9!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-10
3n Oct Gerbaftumg oeS Cd ,oneter:
8cr @rdJiIcften s3crma,.u Sstsner,

bic aus 3iiri4 semelbet tpurbs, tpsrs
ben fplgenoe lnterefante Gin5elbsi.en
beriGtet: 5iBner geD0rt gu ben Sea
id1rll9ten GrunOi tidsi9ninblern
unD TT besbalb bereits fri1er psrurz
tbetlt pcrben. Gr ge9Drt aber au9
81 Zen S9pinblern, Die III DRESDEN
unb Berlin nit Gem betannten 6reis
BERN 3uoplf bon Grabpp unb beffen
Observation-Disclosures" GrnIt 9il@
bebranot nit Dertblo en- 9Dpotb-fsn
srOBere Serrainz unO 9Guierl 9nin.e-
leien periibten, npriiber pOr Len
Sresbner 2unbgeri9i i'm 9aupt.ere
min perbanbelt perben fol-. Sas BON
8erliner 2dns seri9t sefdGte urlbeil
mar por einiSer 3elt re9tsflGftig ses
tporben. Oils Sibner Die perpan9te
@efGngnibitrafe antreten fDIte, Ders
f9tpanb er, 10 oab elm Stedbrief biz
ter ibm e%rlaiIen purbe. Dis biss Osr
unteriu9ungsriGter in DRESDEN ers
fubr, peranlabte er bas bortise 2anbs
geri9t, baB es Die Sd0neberger Poiiz
SeizOirettion UNI Die 8erfolsuns bes
5lii9tigen bur9 ben S4oneberser
misunderstanding Steinmeb er@
iu9te, ba bieier f9on felt bre.pierteI
Sabren in Der 4ngelesenbeit gea,b:iz
tet bate. Der &omihar erfuhr, baE
6ibner ii9 fpabri9einli9 nit brei an:
beren @runbfidsi9ninblern III
Sranffurt q. M. aufbaltsn birfte.
Sort fente Steinmeb f9lisbli9 f.it,
baB jener ipeben nit eiuem 8erllnsr
Issnien no9 3iiri6 oefabren mar. 81
retite fpfort bDrt5ln, begab fi9 our
fantondlen pOliaei unb erbielt BON De-
rem Sberleutnant = Der 0auptmann
bate fi9 furS porber eridofen = sis
men Seieftip=8 eamten nit entipre1en=
Der SnitruttiOn seitelt. Sad einisen
Su9en fano mar SiBner unD Den
Isenten, bic eerabs in einem borne9s
men 9otel=& eitaurant beim 9lale
Miin6ener Ger 3igeuner>M uiif in b..
fonbers frphsr Simmung 5ubDrten, Do
ibnen Elm neuer, grcbsr S9pinoel
eben Bis auf cen formalen @bf6luB
geslidt par. 5iBner ioate am ndAs
item @prmittas @igentbiimer bes be-
treifenten 9Otels fir Den Preis ben
385,0o0 5ranf perben; Die 4nsah@
flung .pplte er Su einem fleinen Sh:it
in badr, gum grDBten She'll in tpertbs
lpien Sppothefen leiiten, bann mod al
bemIeIben @ormittas bas 6otel psi:
ter berfaufen unb beri9ipinoen. 9iet=
aug fpurbe nun ni9ts. Ha6bem &r;'
minaIfommifar Steinmeb ben Sisnsr
beariibt batte, trat iOfort, pie pprfes
p~ereinbart, her S6peiSer Se!eit.b,
8eamte in Sbdtigteit unb fiibrte ten
S4pinbler in bas 9efdnsnib oh. Noh
an bemlelben Mbenb nurte auf @runc
Der telegrapbiIden Melbung bon fer
erfoleten @,rfoftung bon DRESDEN aug
bic Muslieferung beantraet. Sci Sibs
ner fano ma mod 5000 Marf @e.t1s
popiere, Die Rom Miin9ener @eriMs
vgeIperrt' finb; jebsnfans riibren oua
lie bon Observation-Disclosures Der,
ben ct bort periibt ba5en biirfte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-10
Die fGbtif9en 8e1Drben

Die fGbtif9en 8eb0rben
bon Stettin babsn einitimmig cem
Stabtratb 81. 9einri9 9obrn fas
Gbrenbiirserredt perlieben. Or.O hra,
Der AUDI mebrere Sabre benz 2.ihs=
tag ~ansebOrte, bat DIR Sta0t ei { Din.
5abl tpertbpoler S6entunsen semadt,
10 Elm @ebdube fir bas Naturbiftoris
fGe Mnieum, febr umfansreide ento,
nplosif9e Sammlunsen anb neaerz
bimss cine 8ronaelammlups. Or.
Dobrn LIT ein 8ruber bes 81. feFor5
Mnton Dobrn. beg 9egrinbers Der
|3ooIogifden Station au NeopeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-10
Aberkiirstrs perfuhren.

rOu baff Dir bod bas 8ef9perfs>
bud fommen laTIen, parum f9reiF Z
Ou benn Nun ni9ts binein9"-.O. id
babe slei9 bic ednae perborbene Sauee
hineinaedDHen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-10
DOS fehite und1!

St6bter (bas erits Mal cine
Setunbdrbnbn ieEenb): ng1a. 70
fdlimm iiebt fe ia Cur nidt aus -.
Die 2ofomotipe sebt {ogar nit
Dampf ;. ih hab' imrler seglaubt, ie
pirbe ouf ieber Station oufseaoaen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-10
epe3taIso tsnGle.

srfeu . e&Idse slueiter AIarnt
Susiten 3 S4Ldee, hrtttG aIarn.
Ortttea 3 S&Laee, utertsr AIarm4
81. Ssaer aus unS S&Iau@ aaisrs1as
: S&Iass, aSaMGsrad ab.
u S&taee. II rfr gRittasA
. Die 70 bsseidneten SignoIe tpsrben NM BON 41srn
pd&ter a~n8eBsben ta an ben betrsissAer etssses
heapnseea tetR Garnsidaen anaebraA4 txA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-10
BentnuunnamrfTr.

u. (au g., Der eine @~elbbsiratb ees
ma9t bait: Stun, 9ans, ME sefdui
Dir benin Define junse Trou2"-3.:
30, ipenn i9 bic 8riue nidt auffeBe.
9ebt's f6on!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-10

@enrHtgs xss Rarfet
GneIifpS Dpers,<
Gaftunb SIN BORT
Robis ,inh Ni&isan
y. Serier VI. @aH ape
qine ,inb aWtb
" Rnrtet uni pine
. Rermont maize Gaf
3 go. 8 S~prisenboas
Nof. Are rabe Nnsls
8 0aairars anb @aInuit
: q. Serfep u Central u.
o DtaN rre Cornell Ibs
5 ASp NIB IL, Strabe
Bart ape unb IL Str
Columbia nnh 9iuFhs
= Sigblanb Nbe u, 9roff
i 5iIincis unb 81. Soc
5 Yerni7Ip. unb pratt
4 Ierisian iino IL. Str
5 go. 6Sprisenbaus Is.
aape Suinois
s Senate Apeu. StgIair
SIIineis unb Ni4isan
g Sc sisIpania uns II,
. Senate are sinh IS.
: ac. Sprisenbaas
5no Mre naPeNi8isa,s
. ReriSian une DaInnt
= California u gerutcnt
So 8[ase uns Stein gcrs
50 Jsb. ap. v. St gIaix
81 eits 6oipitnI
g Siafe unh NprtS
g Ri@isan unb Ssnes
- go. 6 SYrtaentnu3
@aibinstpn i,abe BsR
< @aiereprf u @aH.
IS Rifouri u Retp gerf
Is Reribian u @aH
70 SIsinpis unb Dtis
u gapitoI 9tp. u HajE
10 atraan's gorfboua
10 S~trabenbabm Stdus
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