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St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17
GEAND JURY.
NAn,n

And the names rem aiming, two hun.
dred ard eighty (26O,) written on sepa-
fate slips Of paper BY me, Clerk, with the
number Of tho ward in which they re-
side, wore plac ID in the General venire
Box. and after being xell mixod. 8.
J. Taliey, one Of tho aforesaid Jury
Commissioners. in the presence Of
the remaining Jury Com missioners and,
witnesses and me-, Clerk. proceeded 70
draw therefrom the names OF thirty (3O)
persons to eervs - jurors for the nsx:
term Of Court, which were written dOwn
by me. Clerk aud ex-0fioio Jury Com
missioner, as drawn, and the slips con.
tanning their names were placed in an
envelope and sealed and endorsed List
Of Jurors No. l. which were . follows,
tO-wit:
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17

She Knew His Power-A doctor
went hunting bright and early on a
beautiful morning, fully armed for
game. About 4 il the afternoon be
returned. tired and empty handed,
telling bio wife hc hadn't killed
thing, whereupon she remarked.
triumph phaDtIy, II toId yon 80, =
adding IN the next breath: If
yon hsd stayed At home and at.
tended 10 your legitimate business
you might have been spccessful = i, j:
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17

Z y
This scarcity ofIabor may prove
! blesaipg il disspise to; | u The small
farmer. twill force him to raise
ooly j limited amount Of cotton,
just enough 70 furnish bis money
crop md 70 tarn his attention to
1iha production of other things
which DO rot require 80 much labor.
fFof instance, he cum raise poultry,
hotaee and cattle. vegetables, sugar
cane, sweet potatoes and other
things which have . money value,
and and j market everywhere.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17
Attractive BattloshfD
Posters,

lhe Battleshlpy Louisiana Silver
Service Committee of the New Or.
leans Progressive Union is scatter
Ing over the State some very hand.
some posters calling attention to
the fact that the big, new United
States Battleship Louisiana will
cast anchor IN front of New Or
leans, some time in Decem Der, to
receive the $4,000 silver service
given BY the people of the State Of
Louisiana. The poster bears q
striking Photographic reproduction
Of the Battleship Louisiana, taken
at full speed, and also gives
the names of the State subcom.
mlttee, to whom contributions may
be sent. The fund ,s still short OF
the required amount, and the Com
tnittee advises that any amount Of
money, from dime to q dollar,
or from a dollar to one hundred
or more, will be very cbeerfuily
received. Those who appear upon
the Committee are: Andrew Quer-
bes. Mayor Of Shreveport; ID. J.
Reid, Lake Charles; Thomas
BearY, Thibodaux; V. M. Lefebvre,
Plaquemlnes; Martin Behrmsn,
Arsene Perllliat, Jos. Voegtle, and
A. r. Blakely, of New Orleans.
Progressive Union, New Orlreans,, ,,
under whose auspices the fund is
being raised, also will receive con-
tributions, and such may be cent
to NJ. b. Trezebant, Secretary,
No. 528 Camp Street.
The Battlest,p Louisiana il now
on her way to Panama, bearing
President Roosevelt and his family,
Chairman Theodore r. Shonts,
of the Isthmian Canal Com
mission, and others, and is ex-
pected to return IN three weeks
time. 1.-The Bastleship Tennessee is
acting 90 her escort, and 1t 10 pos.
sible that this new war machine
may come to New Orleans 1t the
same time as does the Louisiana to
receive her silver service from the
people of the volunteer State.
Special rates will be made BY all
railroads for the event.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17
VENIRE.
Twenty Sixth Judicial District Court Of
Louisiana. in and for the Parish Of
st. Tammany.

BEIT KNOWN and remembered, That
on the ninth day Of November, in
the year Of our Lord, nineteen hun
=ired and six, being the cay fixed
therefor By order Of Court, I. II. r.
Warren. Clerk of the Twenty-sixth Ju-
dicial District Court and Odicio Jury
Commissioner for the Parish Of st Tam
many. having previously summoned in
writing Charles Oulliber, r. +. Buck.
ley, Ernest Prieto. Y. 81. Frederick and
8. ]. Talley, Jury Commissioners,
~. n. Miller and j. r. Stroble, free
holders and citizens Of said Parish,
as witnesses, to appear on this day; and
Charles Ouliiber r. F. Buckley. Ernest
Prieto and 4. J. Talloy ": II. Frederick
not presently, Jury Commission ers, hav-
ing appt ared in my Office, 10 the Court
Eouae In the Town Of Covington,
Loaisiana, the place designated by ms,
did proceed with the Ju-y Commission
ers. in the presence OF the witnesses
Aforesaid. 10 examine the general venlre
List. ana ssri 70 t..Sretrom the names vfwll
persons who have served as grand and
regular jurors since the previous draw
Ing Of the general venire, as we'll as all
those persons who have died, removed
from the parish, or Otherwise disquali-
led. and 10 remove from the General
vsnire. Bex the slips containing the
ma NEG OF the persons SO stricken from
the list.
We. the said Jury Commissioners
Aforesaid, il the presence Of the afore-
said witnesses, then supplemented
the General Venire List by adding
thereto the names Of IS many qualified
jurors a< WAS required to n,ake three
hundred. and by adding to the ballots
in the Gerera' Venire box, on separate
slips Of paper. the names Of tue persons
so added to the list. We then dill xelecs
from the said supplemented list the
namas of twenty COY persons. as far ~
possible from different parts Of tie par
isii. which persons, good and true 10 en-.
aud hid, in the presence Of the other
Jury Com missitners and tho afor esaid
witnesses, place their names, written BY
me, Clerk. on separate slips of paper,
in an envelope sealed aud endorsed BY
me, Clerk. as List Of Grand Jurors, .
follows, to-wit:
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17
MADE HAPPY ron LIFE.

Great happiness came into the home
Of s. G. Blair, School Superintendent
at st. Albans. W. Va., when his little
daughter was restored from the dread
ful complaint he names. He says: t.My
llttle daughter had st. Vituss Dance.
which yielded to no treatment, but
grew steadily worse. until as 4 last re-
sort We tried Electric Bitters, and / re-
joice to say, three bottles effected q
complete cure" Quick, sure cure for
nervous complaints, general debility,
female weaknesses. impoverished blood
and malaria. Guaranteed BY ]. L Wat
k;ns' City Drug Store snd los. &. Clav.
eric, Druggist Price SO cents.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17

. y %.
4 And II came % pass thst aftef
~ ma adyertlsed his goods there
calss INTO him great mnltitudes
from iii the regions round about
!. d I'd did buy Of him. And when
! misconceptions ssw il they mar
I|velled among themselves, saying;
nov Be II That this msn is busy
u . l,ile m We loaf idly about our
h s.loo. n, y, And he spake unto them:
ss.Inahis III. 80 Of push and bus.
III, u 4 sas,e1 for ! camel e enter
! tha,exs ~ ii ! lnsstlls than for 2 man
|, D Scnr,sh without advertising II
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OF 81. Tsmmany Parish.

Local Boards Of Truetees have bean
organized - follows and reported to
the superintendent. Some names may
be omitted from this list, owing TO tho
loss OF . small record book containing
quite Q number Of such items:
SECOND WARD.
Rocky Drauch-William Perry. Dan'l
Lloyd, James Fussell.
Alligator Branch = Tom u. bha.p,
Elmer Taylor, Tim King.
Simaloosa ~. n. Fusssll, n. +.
whitney, r. T. Dyess.
Pilgrims Rest-Willis Jenkens and
two to be elected.
Fendlason-John Willie and two to
be elected.
Now Zion-Pearl Ezslle, Mike Lloyd.
Shird Galloway.
Beeson Creek-James Blackwell aud
two 70 be elected.
Beaver Branch Emile sharp and.two
to be elected.
ST. loo (colored louis Pea, r. D.
Jones, Sim Rum6: i.
Hay Hollow :5Gololed -Thos. sy-
prian and two othsrs. Ii
Populus CColored) SYLVAN Populus
and two others.
7HlIfiD WARD.
CoyingtonJ.R. sones, Z. ]. Fred
sr'sl. r = '.sDon.rsas, ?. '. ea.y'' :.
Abita Springs DE-. +. ]. Heintz, o.
car Lubat, JED Strain. Vhsodore Styre.
@. e. Millar.
Pine Grove. 4. Locket, L. Cole.
DR.. r. ]. Marssro.
!. Hickory Grove-Alfrsd Heath aud
two others. to b elected.
Ramsay-L. q Dlckey, +. +. Green
law.
Ward Lins-Rev. b. A. Booth and
two 10 b. elected.
German Settlcment-L. G. Dutsch
and two 70 be elected.
FOuRTH WARD.
Mandeville-P. II. HansbTough, ".
g. Hutchisou, !. w. Tucker, L. G.
Viz, Jos. n. Smith.
Lswisbarg-D. B. Smith, Wm. Boyle,
Sidney Smith. George Smith.
- FIFTH WARD.
Line Graded School (Holden's Vim.
Txlley, Eugene Talley, Isram McGehee,
Ben Tailey, Finch Mizell.
Heiten-J. D. Thomas, d. Richard |
son, Emile Talley, Samuel Grantham,
". Il. Kshl.
Han WillIams-R. Z. Williams, II. |
T. Faustleroy, 8. \. Fanntleroy, J. II.
jenkins, ]. G. Williams, W. II. G.llo-
Way.
sun-L. c. T. Jenkins, LA. Hunt,
I. 4. jenkins. B. b. MizeIl, Warn.
Prizes,
simmons Creek-A. r. Dickey. G. ".
Bush, viii Jenkins.
Sun (Colored) ALBERT Young, b. G.
Maees, e. L. Walker.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17
improvement OF Water.
ways and HarbOrs.

Our people of the Southwest will
find much interest 10 the proceed
ings Of the National Rivers and
Harbors Congress, which will as
8. mble at Washington on December
z, and it is to he hoped that each
State in this section will send an
active and intelligent delegation Of
men well posted as to our require
ments TO urge such measures az
may be applicable to our needs in
such matters OF internal improve
ment.
In Louisiana and in the adjacent
States OF Texas, Arkansas, Missis-
eippi and Alabama there is much
need of improving the interior wa
terways and to promote inland
navigation, heretofore SO unpardon-
ably neglected, and which will con.
tlnue to be overlooked and ignored
unless presented for recognition
and urged for action It tue hands
Of the general government.
The call for the convention an-
nounces that it proposes to work
unsel6shly for the good Of al sec,
tions OF the country, and that its
platform is the broad one Of in
ternal Improvement, without regard
to State or sectional lines.
The interior waterways, smaller
rivers and streams with which the
southern part Of this country IS in
tersected, comprise streams Of
greater capacity and convdrtability
to substantial use than the shallow
streams Of the upper and western
parts Of the country, and really
merit larger portion Of the funds
of the government appropriation for
improvement than has been hereto
fore conceded to them.
It is estimated that the amount
Of appropriation required. and
which the government can we'll af.
ford. should not be less than seventy
million dollars. and in the, distr,bu
ton which the convention will
recommend to the United States
Congress it is to be hoped that I
square deal, such 40 our natlona!
executive seems to 60 greatly ap
preclate, will be accorded to Lou
isiana and her neighbore. BY
providing greater facilities, in deep
ening channels and removing OBJ.
structions in many OF our lesser
stresms, the cheapening Of freight
transportation could be greatly
enhanced, and il the government
will only contribute . fraction Of
such amounts as it frequently
gives to enterprises Of less impor
tance it woold greatly inure TO such
increased and permanent advan-
tage as would amply requite the
disbursement.
A matter Of such impor lance to
our State should receive unremit.
ting attention from our organized
commercial bodies aud our Con.
gressional delegation. = Daily Item.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17

President Roosevelt is on biz way
70 the Isthmus Of Panams, where
be will spend four days inspecting
the canal work in Rrogress there.
The President 10 accompanied BY
Mrs. Roosevelt, and is makingathe
trip 81 me hsw battleship Louisi
ana, conveyed BY the cruisers Ten
nessee and Washington.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17

a rude fellow has been fined
eI9.50 by London magistrate for
breaking ! wofnan's little finger in
7 handshake. There are asslnlne
men of that sort here and there
Who think il smart thing to dem
onstrate the strength of their grip
~ hurting others they shake hands
With.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17

= sacfdowledge the receipt of an
inyita.ion from Mr.. and Mrs. Alb.
Blattner 70 attend the marriage Of
their daughter Marie to Alex. b.
Holiday, Thursday, Nov. 20, at
the Presbyterian Church.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17

Deputy Sheriff Wood, of Wash.
lngton Parish, was shot and killed
last Wednesday, while attempting
to arrest q negro murderer. The
negro escaped.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17

On Wednesday, Nov. Z, Arch
bishop Blenk, returning from St.
Joseph's College, visited St. ocho.
lastica Academy. The students
and day scholars gave him . re-
ception, the address of welcome
being made by Miss Mathilda
Schmidt, Of Abita Springs. Songs
music and recitations followed.
rbe Archbishop then addressed
the. children, and thanked them
for their cordial welcome. Those
present, besides the Archbishop,
we're Rev. Jeanmard, his.S Secretary,
Rt. Rev. Alfred Albert Paul,
Revs. Koegerl, Gallus, Columbine
and Ardelbert, who participated in
q dinner offered to his Grace by
the Sisters Of St. Benedict. After
dinner the Archbishop inspected
the premises and expressed his sur:
prise at finding the building so
we'll adapted to it's use, and sulta
ble in all its appointments, and
declared 1t an ideal institution for
young lady students. After visit.
ing st. Peters Church, which he
declared to be very fine, he visited
the residence Of the Pastor, and
left for Chlnchuba at $3.50 p. m.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17

See the change of schedule of
the New arleans- Great Northern
Railroad, in another column, and
don't get left.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17

Just received ! carload Of clean
rice, for chicken and hog feed.
Tins wont last long, % send 10
your order q early - possible.
]. a DOMERGUE 4 co,
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17
New Orleans Great North.
ern's New Routes,

In issuing its map Of lines in op.
Grafton and lines projected, the
New Orleans Great Northern Rail-
road has made announcement of
the territory 1t will traverse IN its
route to Jackson, and Of the desti
nations of the various projected
branches of the system. One among
these branches which il of inter.
est to New Orleans people is the
shore line to Vaudeville and Gov.
ington, which will shortly be con.
structed. This road will leave the
Northeastern at Slldell, and will
follow the coast of Lake Ponchar
tram over to Vaudeville. This
will make a direct road to that
point, which will be much shorter
than the present method of reach.
ing It, via Vaudeville Junction.
From Vaudeville 1t is proposed to
build also to Covington. This
work will be pushed with all pos
sible speed, so as to have the line
in operation at the earliest possible
date. The route from Rio 10 Ty.
lertown, q distance of forty. one
miles, le also shown. Thia passes
to the north vest to Franklinton,
thence north to Warnerton, where
it connects with q lumber road to
Kentwood on the Illinois Central.
Another line to Fernwood, on the
same line, is shown. North OF
Bogalusa, which ls the northern
terminus of operations at present,
the line will 80 up the Pearl River,
through Monticello, to Smith e
Ferry, where it crosses the Missis.
sippi Central, and thence through
Rockport and Georgetown toJack
son, where 1t intersects the Ala.
bams, Vicksburg, Northeastern,
Illinois Central and Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley Railroads. A
line is to be built also from Mon.
tlcello to Brookhaven, which !.
thought to allay the suspicion tha,
the Great Northern management
has the intention OF absorbing the
M,sslss,pp, Central line. The linz
does not cross the Pearl River into
Columbia, although it - possible
q spur may be made into that city.
The map shows that the Ozone
Route as II IS called, with the ex.
ception of the shore route to Man.
deville,) will have = total mllage
of 26s, thus far, including the tol.
lowing: New Orleans to Jackson,
l79 miles; Rio to TylertowD, A
miles; Florenvllle Junction to Fol
som, 80 miles (this line is to be
built VIA Ramsay and Onvil), and
Mandevile Junction 10 Vaudeville,
IS miles. The distance from Sill
dell 10 Vaudeville Is not yet given.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17

Call and see the pretty scenic
cards on sale II j. L. Watkins
Drug Store
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17

We handle everything in the feed
line; best quality. Call and see
us and examine orr stock. Il
j. "A. DOMERGUE & co.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF -
ST. TAMMANY PARISH
AntsIed at the Postoh1ce IN Covington
Ia. as second -class matter
Omce telephone :,x4-2
Residence phone 243
One Dollar q Year.
- Terms, CASH IN ADVANCE.
W q. KENTZEL,
EDITOR AND PRoRR1EToR
To remain in the State OF good health,
take Clayerie's Cathartic Pills; csc.

Vlaverie's Antiseptic, for cuts and
wounds; rs cents.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17

Ice cream, with crushed fruits, daily
III Clayerie's Drug Store.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17

J. A. Donergue & Co. will re-
-ceive carload Of Nutriline Stock
and Dairy Food next Wednesday
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rocken.
schuh are the happy parents of a,
flne daughter, born Nov. 9.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17

FOR SALE CHEAP.-A good
serviceable horse.
JOHN B. KENT.
St. Tammany farmer., 1906-11-17
NOTICE

To the Public School Teeacls Of 81.
TsmmAny Parish:
Your attention Il call to ,hs
oae-Week teachers matte 70 bs
held in Coyington f,om r.. 2s 40,
30, inclusive, under thefection of
the s'.ss Institute cfactor, J..
f. KeeneY.
The law governing be rela.ion
TO this gathering is ID llows:
Every teaoher d common
school must attend h sessioos,
upon penalty for moi {endanoe, il
satisfactory excuse NOT been
rendered to the paj Supsrlnten.
dent, Of forieisiue days pay.
There shall b. : eation OF the
common SCHOOLS ole parishes to
give opportunities the teacher, n
attend; aud NO hction ,f TIA
teaoher's salsry 81 bc made dnr.
iag. SAID vaca.iolptoyidsa r. =,
shs was ID attend Is tho fuli nm.
Of tue session | tho institnfa
These instituted field under mn
section, shall, @ g poss,hla.
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3trfHHittsn
gittsburg. pa. 8. T2ai.

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ION iDuroe beute in Der gfsifeHfd6rit
in Megeeiport ourh Ii5 um0rsbsn0s
5hssrsu in Slide 5sridaittsn. DID
for ftano an otr U1aihins uRb isins
6anD pur0e babei Oon oerielben aez
faBt. gr o.riuate fts beraus3usiebsn,
abr bic S6esreH 5oesH laRgIam Sie
6an6 tiefer in 61s Gstrie5e Ser usls
fd;ns. gbe oisieIbe angeblltsn nsrs
6sp trnnte. mar Didion an ois i6arfsH
Ulsiier berangs5o9en porben uno ber
a5rper mar in StJds s.'ARittsu, als
BE Wsqihtae anssbalssa puIbs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13
@efdbrOeH Gin SdJladtidiii locil iir
uidt i'm StauOe iiuS, be Guticr.
RHHg ridDtis absHIa cH.
3 sri6t bss supitdn 6arF.
Sin ariegsaeridt eiHgeiett um Seu
lIHiaa an Crt nnS Stells stuau ju
HHterinaeH.
5darfes gOrsebeu uotGiUenSis.
@aIbinaIag. 8. glai.

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Der 9sri6t Oes aapit5a ger,p
Gdrit BON S6Ia9tI9iii .R5ooe Ss.
lamb" iibtr 00s Strau0cu Oielss
S8iifes an ser @infabrt sum 9prls
fiuhe trdF bsute i'm Warineoepariemen.
Elm. @r 3sigt. OaB bic llyil6e Oes
llnfdles Elm SSrrtbum IN Der Iiitau3s
deiddBuns mar uuo Ser 8apitdu bat
eiu eiullnteriu8ungsgerift borseIbIagen,
Oas erndnnt norOen 1T. 3ahsIbe III
aus foIgeuoeH SffisisrsH 3ullmmtHs
geIeBt: &ontera0miral 6rouris 80.
PrdIi0ent, 8apitau Gilbert q.
@puosH. &apiidn Goparo j. 5auiIig,
JlitgIieoer, uno 2sutnaut Commander
5bomas SRolpoen, QlaiIdger.
Bel @rnenuung oss 8rieasgrthtes
befabl Der amtirenoe Setrstir gteps
BERN, oaB oas @eridt am @tpntag.
osn IA. glai, Mittags on 9orO
oer n8bOos Ssldnb' in 9leDpOrt,
UiaF., @a., auiammsRtrsten iou.
SH isinsm geri9t an oas Dspartcs
ment iogt Der &apitGn Cart, OaB sr
beOuuere, beribtsn su HiiHsn, DAB Ois
Rbooe sysIan0 in Ser gldbs Ser gori
SPIT 9Ois 80. 8 Ttranbste. Der DIOR.
qen mar uar. last er, unO Ous gort
Spit 9eu@tfeuer mo goje an Der
Ginfabrt gum gDrtfluFe parsn iiats
bar. Ger aapitdu @agit tonItat:rte,
oaB Die gntfsrHung bon Der 9oie
falIh abseI6dBt mar uno oas Saiff
Ttronoete. Der @ruuo. iparum Der
9eridt ni6t friiber sineeiroFfsn isi,
mare, oab oas Sdiff feineR Orabtloien
glpparat bate. Die glinneapolis
beobadtete Die .Rboos S5laHo" uno
beridiete ben llufau mitteIIt orabts
IOier SeIeqrdpbie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13
g G6peres Qeib.
Ren OnrI 8 III.

Son eiuem entiesli1eH ShidIaIss
I9Inee iDuroe gu ipdtet abeHoituHoe
beT in go. 630 8roa0Dop, grootlnn.
pobnbafte betannte 80 Sabre ate
Saufmanu SOIepb S.or6 beimgss
Tu6t. Gr perlor Die Gdttin ourn els
neu idben 2oO, uno isin einsiges
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den, Iitst in itsrbeuben 3uffauDs in
3inss GouHtp 5oipital 0arnieber.
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I'm -8usgp" cine Sp13ierfabrt uHter.
noTmsH uno bsfano fh su oorges
faritteusr Siunos auf osm 5tfmDsgs.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-05-13

5beilss Der SefIipu GuF cine fdusue
GrIsoigung Oss @siebss binDeiIt.
&eiues Der 8srmittIuugsamsHOemsnts
oes Senators laiIOn pUrOe psate be-
rntbeH.
Sn Ser gyscutiDiibuHg periparf
Der Seudt Die domination Dop
Goparo u. @eitanIsp gum &innsbmsr
offeatliher @elOsr in WiinoaeR, glons
tdHd. Gs mar eiue BieoersrnennuTs.
aber es rpuroeR gr0teIte gegeR leine
QmtsFlbrung erboben uno oas @omiie
fir OffentIid>: 2dubsrsieH bsti6lsls
eiRItimmig gssen bic 8eltdtisuRg.
Sdus.
8sinabc Die gauge 3sit Oss 5auiss
puroe beute NIT Der GrIeoigung BON
8Iusi gorI6lGesn perbradt, sritsns, Db
oas 6lotteuoepartsmsnt fih oHi osn
SdaOeI bsrleeen uno QRfer. 8etten
uno Seile toufen ooer oieie &rtitsl
in ben Observation-Disclosures nis
bisber fabri5iren ioue, uno 5iDettsns.
Oh Die S;ofen fiir Den 5ransport BON
aoblen in ben 6dFeu Oes utlanttlaea
m1esreg un0 Dem @Dlf nua ben 9}5is
Iippineninieln auF dmeritdnitfsn
S6ifFen ouf $500 ooer $500 per
Sonne bei6rdntt psroeu iOIleu.
gu Dem erIteu 9orI1!5ae 'ano slnsr
Ssr iu4srsfIanfelten leaislatipen9dmbfe
Der GeIIton ftatt nno Die Debate
oausrts Sen ar0Bten Sbeil Der SiBuna.
Der RepraIentant 9ouO, Tli4isdn,
beTfono oorduf, Oab Der ReaieruRs
idbrlib S350,000 geipurt psroen
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ole GrluubHiB erbolte. in Den Offsnsn
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uno Ssile unter Den 9sItimmnngen
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uno GaIep, 9irginisn, OertreteH. Der
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tauten biIiger getauft ipsrOen tOuHen,
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Stimmen aneenommen.
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bic Soften oes Srausportes fir Sob.
len ouf $500 ooer $500 ole IoHae
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eintrat. Gs fameu feline auiregen0eR
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