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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
= PURELY VEGETABLE
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The fact that s. S. purely vegetable PREPARATION containing
the slightest any been of the strongest
points during Of existence It is recognized
everywhere only best OF all blood purifiers but the medicine
with absolute safety by the child the oldest
family. Next in importance the OF
which the left after OF medical
containing other
eating
producing chronic dyspepsia uutavoby affecting
that
the disease has been removed, it is left in
deangd and weakened condition that 900 REWARD
enjoy the distinction Of being the only iF NOT PURELY
uedici the market that does not contain
form. Being made v = ~ e - > l. IS
entirely ofroots and baks it is absolutely
harmless part system and while csrng disease adds strength
md health to every part of body S. poisons,
better lasting results than
er blood the very best treatment for Rheumat,
and Ulcers, Skin Diseases Contagious Blood Poison
impure poisoned blood supply Besides being
King purifiers and most nvgoratng OF all
xasr cSsssrr co-rFra. en- ATLANTA CA.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
Roller for Canning plant

The Delaware Electric Supply Co. has
contracted with Hon. W. H. Baker Of
Aberdeen. Nd for the installation of a
100 h. p. boiler at the canning plant at
Odessa, now being constructed for Mr..
Baker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
strawberries Plentiful.

The supply Of Strawberries in the local
markets this morning was larger than at
any time this season. The prices ranged
from 5 to 9 cents per quart. Wholesale or
from 6 to 10 cents per quart retail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
iendtihe want Advs
rhllaaolphIa onolalIona.

In Every Evening today and every day
II you miss them you miss one OF the BEST
features Of the nowspnperae
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
Zoo Eats to classitu.

DtOOn BOARDING on RIVER FRONT
u jO60t Address BOX h. Claymont Del.
CE-pEMOCRATlC COMMITrEafENi
~ An Important meeting of Che Democratic
nl Democratic League, Thursday evening, June
3th go O'Clock a large attendance is requested
us business ol Importance will ho considered
JOHN j.. MALlOf
iof-2t Chairman Democratic City Com
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
snhool clerk Re .Eleeted

At the school election of Rose Hill
district on Saturday, S. Hickman Hewitt
WAS elected clerk OF the board 20 succeed
himself This vote was unanimous.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
Remodslinr a Dwelling.

Joseph Davidson is remodeling his
dwelling at Kirkwood with an addition
of four rooms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
Consumption and Hlen1orhages Cured

Doctors pronounced as In.
durable Miss rIinnle diIroy,
of Morrison, Colo, who suf.
fered agOnies from consump-
tiOn, hemOrrhages, and
severe coughing spells. She
wasted away to a shadow
and had given up ali hope
when she decided to try
Duffy's Pure rIalt Whiskey.
Miss GiIrOy began to inn
prove at once and gained IS
pounds during the first two
months. She is today hap.
py, well and strong, and
writes the following letter
of thankfulness:
II suffered FOR a long time with consump-
uon and had terrible attacks OF coughing
run down. My breathing became difllcult ana
Curnhlo
~ decided at last 20 try Dumy'a Pure Malt
Whiskoy and procured "a bottle. i began 10
Improve nt once and gained fifteen pounds
the urat two months. My cough was re-
lcvcd, thc hemorrhageg ceased and j now
feel splendid IN every wdy / can sleep
aoundlY ana havo no more restless nights
II cannot say too much In praise Of Duuy'a
fnre Matt Whiakcy, az Il has permanently
cured mo after doctors medicines failed 70
DO any good. MI NNlE GtLROY, Morrison,
Colo November "a, 1906.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06
Silk Waists
Cleaned.
llanhattanLaundryCO.
SO6-SOO King Street.
l'nHa'T'rs' Dry Cleaners and Dyers.

We clean Silk
Waists but no other
lalndryin this city has
a dry cleaning depart
ment. Bear that in
mind or you will have
an expensive gown
or waist ruined send
ing to another laun-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-06

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Philadelphia. June CO. p. m.-Market closed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
TRUNKS, BAGS and SUIT CASES

You'll find here complete assortment Of all sorts Of
Travelling Requisites We've nearly every style of Trunk
that's wanted and they made for by the best Of
Trunkmakers who guaranteed them every respect Met
all and leather covered strong bolts and hinges bes
Of locks Trunks at So So SIS co. 90 to $1,000
We showing fine variety Of Bags and Suit Cases from
the best Of feathers in many different styles. Bags &c.
81 soto $500 Suit Gases co. 500 to $780,
Z rank McWhOrter Co.
One Price Mems and Boys Outfitters,
Telephone Call 2fS4 Blanchard Block. 20 and q North Main
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New silkaleens at Fits.
New rain coats at vaughans.
Latest Tourist coats at Abbott's.
Roller skating today at the Pavilion.
Fred Kempton of Mortified was in
the city today On business.
Mems and boys Jersey sweaters at
the Frank MeWhorter co. Store.
Al. s. Levin returned last night from
d ten days visit III New York On bust
ness.
The Over the Tea Cups club will meet
with Mrs. Bradford Thursday afternoon,
March ~.
White linen, 54 inches wide, suitable
for waists or suits. Price 75c. veale
y Knight.
Ioln Conf returned to his home in
New London, Conn.,, after weeks visit
III this city.
Souvenir post cards Of Barre, cents
per dozen this one LOT only, at G. n.
Kenyon q Co.'S Bargain store.
In. Il. +. Barton Of Altamont, N. II,
arrived in the city today for visit
All the home Of his daughter, Mrs. A. A.
Sargent.
The N. e. O. P. degree team will meet
for practice in the K. Of p hall, Blans
chard block, Wednesday evening at Il
o'clock. All those who intend 70 90 to
Montpelier please come.
AZ the last regular meeting Of Barre
branch, G. G. /. A., Alex'r Ironside.
James Cruiokshank and George 3. Weeks
were reelected to represent that body
IN the Central Labor Union.
A regular meeting Of Tool Sharpen
ers' branch, No. 2, G, @. i. A., will be
held IN their hall, Nichols block, on
Wednesday evening, March 21, 1906, at
7 o'clock, Jas. Mulch, secretary.
Green Mountain Lodge, |. Q. o. X. NJ.
III, will hold private social dance in
X. Of G. hall, Friday, March %, at 7
p. m. Members with lady friends are
requested to be present. T. w. Muteh,
ER. s
Members 81 ST. Monica's Dramatic 30.
Getty who disposed Of exchange tickets
and have not settled for same are re.
quested to call at the Office in Scam
pini block, Thursday, March 20, al 7
p. m.
You viii regret IL il you fail to pa
tronize the dinner Friday noon at the
Congregational church. The Ladies' Aid
will do their utmost to make it 4 not
able occasion. The bin Of fare viii be
large but the price f25 centsl small.
/ At the regular meeting Of Bright Star
Rebekah lodge, No. us, ON Wednesday
/ evening, March 81, the degree will be
conferred upon several candidates, and
Refreshments viii he served after the
work A large attendance is desired
rhe officers are requested to be at the
hall at o'clock, prompt, for drill. PEI
order vice grand.
Ernest Hayward and bride, who were
married al East Cofinth on March IA
were the guests last night OF his cousin
/ r. T. Hayward, OF Elm street. They
4 will leave this afternoon for Wells Riyel
and Newbury to continue their wedding
"Trip. On their return TO Corinth they
will reside with her parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Edward Taplin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
MARsHFIELD.

Mrs. Louise Eddy is reported com.
fortably sick with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Ellis were visit.
ing friends in Middlesex last week.
Remember the box social at James
Bouldry's next Friday evening. The
new snowfall warrants good sleighing
Mrs. John Bassett and Miss Carrie
Beckley Of Barre, daughters Of Abel
Beckley, were his guests one day last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Brooks Buxton are re.
ioicing over the birth Of fine boy last
Saturday evening Mother and child are
doing wei.
Ed. Bond has built new half mile
section OF telephone line and has a tele
phone ready to put into his house on
the Molly Falls line.
Friday evening Rev Mr. Dukeshirc
of Montpelier viii lecture in the NJ 4.
church. After the lecture warm sugar,
doughnuts and rolls viii be served IN
the yestry
Henry Waldo has dog at his farm,
mixture Of collie and shepherd. II
the owner will call and pay for trouble,
Mr. Waldo viii be very glad TO give
up the dog. Otherwise 1t viii be prop
erly disposed of.
Mrs. Nellie Munson, widow Of the late
Homer Munson Of this place, underwent
very serious operation at Mary Fetch
or hospital At Burlington Tuesday morn.
ing, but was resting rs quietly and com
fortahly as could be expected at last
REPORTS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

TO RENT After April les, ths ROOMS now
occupied by States Attorney S. HOLSTER
Jackson. Eastman Bros. stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
HAS EARNED HIS TRIP.
Rutland Boy VIII Appreciate Visit to
Washington.

Rutland March sO.--FIew OF the local
high school pupils who 20 to Washing
ton, ID. !, on the teachers and scholars
excursion during the spring vacation will
appreciate their trip more than Edmund
p. Shaw. son of Manager TuIly ID. Shaw
Of the Western Union Telegraph Office
in this city, who win pay all his ey-
penses with money earned selling the
Saturday Evening Post. Young Shaw,
who is popularity known among his
schoolmates as Ned, has had desire
fore long time to see the national
capital, and being an ambitious lad hi
set out to pay his own expenses. lie
saved bis pennies carefully, and now
that the railroads offer reduced rates,
and many Of his friends will accompany
him, he has decided TO take the long
wished-for trip.
Ned Shaw is Is years old and is
a member Of the first year class in the
high school.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20

FOR 6ALE--A house In South Barre ON main
road. Large lot, House could eAslly BE- ~
rte into store Inquire of the ID. a. Perry
Real Estate Agency, Rooms and Goa dun
Block. 4tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
NORTH MONTPELIER.

E. Pray, IT., was in Barre Monday.
Miss Mary Ridel is at work for Mrs.
W. @. Nyc.
Fred sibley and W. O. Nye were in
Montpelier Monday.
Henry Brothers has moved TO Middle.
sex on the Knapp farm.
Dr. Wheeler, Frank Blodah and Henry
Brothers were III Burlington on Mon.
day.
Miss Nitilene Granger OF Barre Is
helping Mrs. Ephie Pray for the pres.
ent.
Peter Refill has finished work in the
wooden mills and has gone to his home
in Lebanon, y. II.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Warrington visit
cd friends and relatives in Gouldsville
Saturday and Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Everything new at Abbott's.
A good supper At The Baptist church.
Come.
esuperba alI-silk satin, So inches
wide, at Fits.
Barre IN 4 Nutshell. See it At the
Barre Book Store.
Children's white dresses have come at
Perry & Camps.
SEE the new batiste shirt waists for
$500 at Vaughan's.
Don't forget the box social in Miles
hall "Wednesday eveaing
Black waterproof serge, 54 inches wide,
$500 per yard. Veale q Knight
u buys one dozen souvenir post cards
at Kenyon 4 Co.'S Cash Bargain Store.
Al party Of about thirty Italians from
Lombardy, italy, are expected to arrive
IN this city next week. Last week there
were sixteen Italians who arrived here
from the same town, Bayeno, in north
ern italy.
There's d treat in store for you at the
Congregational church Friday noon be-
tween the hours of 1i.30 and 1.30 when
the Ladies Aid will serve d tasty din
ner. We don't think we are overestimat-
ing our ability when we say we feel
sure you viii pronounce it the best you
ever had for 20 cents.
Frank II. Cuts injured one LEG quite
badly this forenoon ~ falling from a laJ-
der at his home on Central street. He
was climbing ladder into the garnet
when the ladder slipped precipitating
him several feet % the floor. His leg
was badly bruised and sprained IN the
knee, 50 that he will be laid up for some
time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
A :. ABBOTT g GOA ABBOTT col. i. ABBOTT g co.
y The Daylight Store y
THERE IS SATISFACTION

showing No old stock
spoil Dry Goods
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
KID GLOVES.

Trade will change from one store 70
another quicker on Kid Gloves than
on any other kind OF merchandise. There
il always more trouble coming from
them than from al other goods coin-
bined. This comes more frequently
from either the iobber or retail dealer
keeping them too long in stock.
We have Just received direct from the
factory in Paris an entirely new line
that win give you better satisfaction
than our old line or any other old line.
DO you see the point
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
WASH GOODS.

AT our opening We showed nearly ev-
cry style Of new Wash Goods made this
season. Next we are TO give you the
new designs in these goods just as soon
as they appear.
We are after your Wash Goods bust
ness and expect, by carrying one Of the
best lines Of Wash Goods in the state,
to get D good share Of IL.
We are pleased to say that we are
not doing business on last years mer-
chandise.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
wITTE MAY RETIRE.
His Health is Said to Be in Very Bad
Shape.

His Health Is Said to Be in Very Bad
Shape.
ST.. Petersburg, March 20.--In high
circles late last night the rumor was
current that Count Witte had definitely
decided to retire from the premiership.
From an absolutely authentic source,
however, II can be stated that Count
White, at session Of the council OF
the empire yesterday afternoon made an
enigmafical statement which is inter.
preted by many members of the council
rs virtual declaration that his career
as premier is ended and that be will be
succeeded BY Privy Counsellor kokov.
soft, former minister Of finance.
On what IL apparently reliable author
ity, ii II stated that the condition Of
Count Whites health IL unsatisfactory.
He is said to have experienced o rather
alarming attack Of heart trouble few
days ago. His physician advised him
some time since to give mp work lit
il known that Count White, believing
that he had weathered the political
storm, formed d determination to relin-
quish the premiership upon the meeting
Of the national assembly. Recently,
however, the strength Of the reactiona-
ries increased and the premier was obiig-
ed to keep up the fight against very
heavy odds II may be that his en-
durance thus was exhausted, and that
feeling that his health was declining
be has reached the decision to retire
Immediately.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
KID GLOVES.

These Gloves come in colors Of brown,
tan, greys, blacks and whites, two clasps,
and as soon as You touch them they
viii appeal to yon as a softer, more
elastic Glove tina you have seen for i
long time. This number si.oo.
Misses Kid Gloves, the same quality
as The ladies', the same price, s1.oo.
Harness stitched outseam Cape Gloves
Of this same lot at sl.5o, and eight but
ton length White Mousquetare Gloves
for $1.5o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
New Embroidered Ribbon for ladies string per yard
A. p. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

All shades Of 26.inch tatfeta silk at
Abbott's.
Ladies' new skirts at Perry & Camps.
New greys and blues, browns and black.
Negligee shirts, all the new things,
Just received at the Frank McWhortrr
co. Store.
The Washington times., 1906-12-30
But no one was hurt. only

he nh ri p pinto es sueUnh
H dt
not ~bn@ eNe~Yen
he yfg a about after iew
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-17
In Psruna Rs Necesaris En- El Hogar

La Psruna Is Necesaris En- 81 Hogar
J. B. Alexander, Editor de la Guia
Fruit and Floral, libro en- horticulture
que Sc publica en- Hartford City, Ind,
dice 10 siguiente de la Peruna.
"Padecf de catarro en- la cabeZa y
garganta por espacio de diez afos. Fue
ssistido por varios medicos, pero segui
empeorando, hasta que cast Sc me hizo
impossible salir en- tempo frio.
"Hace un afo aproximadamente que
me aconsejaron probara Ia Peruna, 10
cual hice y estoy ahora completamente
bien del catarro.
ala PerHns es neceSSaria EN- nuestr0
h0gar. Tan pr0nto como sentim0s el
primer sfnfoma de resfriadO, Ia usan1OS,
y nunCa psdecenioS de CIatarro.
"Sinceramente aconsejo todo 81 que
padezca de catarro, que pruebe la Pc
runa. Ho hay NADIA igual, como remedio
para ell catarro."-J. R. Alexander.
LaPeruna Is I'm Remedio Sisfem&fic0.
Si la Peruna cura sl catarro en- una
parte, 10 cura en- oualquiera otra, porque
90 IN 1emedio eistem&tico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-17
Tn AgriCuItor HabLa Los AgricuItOres.

EiDr. Hartman aplc6 en- IA 1edi-
Gina Ia pracfiCa del agricGItor inteH-
genie, y cOmpns0 Ia Peruna, deSpueS
de mnch0S experimenf0s.
Ell agricultor inteligente nunca corta
ell cogollo la hierba mala para des.
truirla, Ia arranca de raiz.
EiDr. Hartman Sc Dedica A La
Agriculture.
A pesar do su profession, 81 DR.. Hart.
man Sc dedica Ia agricul tura. El es ell
propietario y administrator de una de
las mejores fincas del estado de Ohio,
con varios miles de acres del mejor
terreno, y con cientos de los mejores
caballos de raza percheron que Sc han
importado en- este pals.
Ell DR.. Hartman confia en- la Peruna
en- casos de enfermedad en- su propis
familia.
III DR.. Hartman da gratis su consejo
medico todo Ell que le envie una re-
laci6n dc sus sintomas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-17
La Pefuna Siempre a Manos.

sr. Fred Schnell, Lakeview, Erie Co.,
N. Y, escribe 10 siguiente:
"He padecido por mas de treints aios
de catarro en- los intestinos. Habfa
usado toda clase de medicinas hasta que
decidf probar la Peruna.
"He usado frece fracos y no puedo
menos que darie Ia nds agradabIe
noticia de que no sienf0 mas males.
.Siempre la tengo d n1an0s. "--.Fred
SchneH
La gente por 10 regular no son bien in
formadas respecto la naturaleza del
catarro. ...
FL catarro 10 Green por 10 general,
limitado la cabeza, la garganta y la
nariz. Algunas veces Sc oye hablar de
catarro en- el est6mago de cstarro en-
la vejiga, Y rara veg de catarro en- cual-
quier otro 6rgano. No es porque estos
6rganos no est6n sujetos a catarros, nj
porque Ell catarro en- estos organos no
sea una enfermedad comdn, sino simple.
mente, porque no es sabido gen.
eralmente, que afecciones de estos
sgganos pueden ser oaussdas por catarro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-17
Tuvo Catarro Por 7reinfa Ahos..-La
Peruna L0 Cur6

Sr. Gustav M. Schmidt, Spring Valley
ILL.,, escribe como sigue:
"Tuve catarro en- Ia cabeza Y la gar.
ganta afios y cada aho empeoraba mas
"Hacen tres messs aproximadamsnte
que empece usar la Peruna y Manalin
y va estoy enteramente curado de esa
malestosa enfermedad. Su remedio es
realmente una benedici6n para Ia
humanidad.
"V. puede seguramente decir que nc
ha vivido en- vano, Doctor, y le doy las
mas expresivas gracias por el bien que
me ha hecho su medicina. Que goze dc
larga vida le deseo, para que ayude al
que sufre. ."--Gustav M. Schmidt.
81 Or. Hartman Hsce Uso De La Peruna
Personaimenfe.
AL hablar del uso que hace de la Pc
runa personalmente, 81 DR.. Hartman,
dice:
"Por un ndmero de afios, deberes pro-
fesionales me han obligado q viajar dia
y noche por ferrocarriles, expuesto
toda clase de vicesitudes durmiendo y
comiendo constantemente en- distintos
hoteles y pesar de todo este, me he
preservado de Intermediates causadas
desarreglos. Cuando notaba la mas
minima evidencia de resfriados, con
algunas dosis de Peruna 10 rechazaba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-17
16dd A ESQ me refiero.

McKinlay. ESQ 90 una mapera q
gurada hablar de ESQ. Yo crei que
ellos vivian sn ditersntss parties de IL
isla y que venisn & la capital para
avistir 4 esas reuniones.
Todd No seior.
Mckinley, listed esti ulando len
guais fgurado?
Todd, 81, sedor. El ComiSiona
do del Inttrior 60 un hombrs nuevo,
| y lego Puerto Rico & las s de 10
mghsna y asisti6 & una reunion del
gabinete & las IL, Yo no Se que es 10
que SO haria en- ssa reunion, pero to.
de- medidA del Conseio Eiecutlvo es
discutida sutsI en- estaS reunlones del
gAbinste.
Mr., Kinkaid. Hay algdn otro CO.
80 como sIeP
Todd. Exlste el caso del Attorney
General, ,-el anterior, ,-puss el actual
acaba de ser confrmAdo por el Ssna-
do, LEGO Puerto Rico, digImos,
ssta noche, y 81 dia Siguients tom6 au
ssIento en- el ConEsio Eiecuiivo,Q que 80
h&llabs on session legislative, Hsbis
IN ssunto pendiepts ante 81 Consejo,
, 81 referirme 81 10 hsgo ain lenti.
miento do ninguna class sh9ra Era
IN asunto polfsico, Era el csmbio del
Escudo de- Armas y Gran sello de
Puerto Rico. Fate proyecto foe pre-.
sentsdo primsro por ell Secretario de
Puerto Rico, Mr.. Post, , era 10 In
tsnci6n volvsr implantsr el visio
Eseudo de Armss espahol en- vez de
aqusl que habfamos adoptado en- l. 901.
Lbs miembroa puertorriquefios del
Consejo estaban divididoS en- este
asunto, y los miembros amer;eanos
t9mbIen sEtaban diVididos,
Habian dieE mIembTos del Conse.
10: eineo en- favor y cineo en- contra
de- este progeetor 2 por supueIto, en-
sIa situaei6n Ell proyecto eItRbs de
pero sats Attorney General
lego, averigu6 de 10 que 80 trataba, |
J como no le importaba una coSa & |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-17
Puerto-Rico en- Washinqton
InfMme de Ia (ombi6l de los huodpiot ante eI
(Omlte de ASuntQS loSuldtj
Notas taquigraf fcas completes

otrs, decide ell proyecso con su voto.
Lo deeidi6 euEeguidA.
El PreSidente. Sr. Alcalde; per
mitame que le hsga eEta pregunts
Quiere decir que por Ell voto de ese
hombre, Ell Attorney G General, el Gre u
Sello de Puerto Rico tu6 cambiado del
uno indicative de 10 aoberanfa smeri
cana 81 vieio Sello indicative de Ia
Iohsrsrfa espsfolat
Todd, 81, sfGor.
Presidents. Y ese es el Esllo hoy
Todd. Ese es ell sello hoy; ESQ es.
ID en- ell aets, Solo eIioy dicIsndo 10
que est6 en- los records.
Mr.. Rucksf, Como vctarou los
m'embros nsivos on eSe asuntoF
Todd Sc dividisron. Era un
aSnnto politIco y se divldleron.
Rueker. Tres y dos?
Todd. 81 sen n; tres y dos.
R,teker. De QUO lsdo eltaban uni.
do.p
Todd Hay dos repub!canos, un
uniOniGta y dos indspeniientea. Los
dos republicanoE y I'm independence
votsron ca contra del proyscto, y un
unionista y ell otro independents, w.
taron en- favor.
Rucker. La msyorfa vot5 en- con
ira?
Todd. 81 Sefi)r.
Mr. Crumpackef. IS mo igurs que
ustedes dsbierSn teper mas voz cen
rsSpecto los gs'tos de dinsro con
que coatribuyen, aii como en- suu pro.
pios asuutoS. ESta sI la suma y sus-
tausia de 10 que USED dice9
Todd. 81 seHor, ssa es.
CrltmpG ck'r. Ess ss una bueps
mAnera do seniirEs en- eats asuuto.
Eutlsndo del Memorial y de 10 Que
aissd dice que ustsdea eIlGu dispuss-
tos que los JGfas de Dspbrssmeutos |
ejscuiiSos en- Is isis sssn nembradoE
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