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The Washington herald., 1907-07-14

Manchester firm, which was established
in Manila before the war, does more bust
ness in It's drapery department than it
formerly did in all branches.
1T should be said. however, that this
change in fashion applies as yet only TO
the large cities. and that the country fs
only partially affected. but orders from
the other provinces and from the south
ern islands this year not infrequently in
clude reasonably up-tO-date bridal cos
tunes, and with the latter a sewing ma
chine is invariably requisitioned. Now
adays, too, the bride takes q toothbrush
with her on her honeymoon, but IL VIII
take at least n generation TO induce even
a minority of the population TO give Up
the chewing Of betel root.
''The manufacture of beer in. Manila is
a monopoly enjoyed by a Spanish com
pany-one Of the few which remaln-and
it has eleven years more to run. but Aus
tralia's wine bill is growing by leaps and
bounds, and It may be mentioned IN pass
ing. to. that our great commemorative
resources have changed altogether the
Filipino diet Formerly. the native ate
rice and mummifed fish for every neal
keeping his poultry 10 fight without
now. thanks to the nearness Of Sydney.
his menu may include beef, mutton, rab-
bill and vegetables of all sorts. Fruit he
has always had, and always will have, in
plenty.
THE Filipino has never handled any
other tool than a bolo, with which he
builds houses aud constructs irrigation
plants of a sort on his paddy fields. Now
hs IS beginning to understand the use of
hammer and nails. Of saws and of the
adj. In the recent extension Of the
Manila-Dagupan Railway. in the erection
o. the splendid 3j0-ton ice-making and
refrigeratlng plan. in Manila. in the put
ing up Of the scnOOlhouses and barracks
a. over the island, and in a thousand
md one other ways, he has helped not
only to improve the general appearance
Of the country, but 10 learn something Of
The white mans taste for proper santa
ton and quarantine conditions.
Upon machinery he looks yet with
awe. but he has learned to set type; and
one. some tine back. turned a patent fire
| extinguisher over a blaze which broke out
| In an old mansion in Gale Cabildo. In
| tramuros. So ii is easy to see that they
are coming on. and, if space permitted
one could quote many incidents to show
f, that this great mass OF people, so sud
denly lifted out of obscurity, is shortly tC
! become a factor I'm the worlds industrial
| pr0gress
The Washington herald., 1907-07-14
NOTES OF THE MACCABEES.
Officers Are Installed by Several of
the Tents.

Officers Of National Tent No. /, were
installed. July l, as follows: Past
Commander. John Piland: commander.
DR.. J. s, Arnold lieutenant commander,
y. F. Featherstone; chaplain, Joseph f.
Moore; sergeant. Harry Warfeld;
physician. DR.. J. S. Arnold; master-at-
arms, Henry Wolf; first master Of the
guard. J. D. Smith; second master OF
the guard. Walter F. Scott; sentinel. L
NJ Phelps. and picket. +. ShanbOugh.
July ,. Metropolitan Tent, No. y, had
its officers installed, as follows: Past
commander, DR. Z. W. Bush; COM
mander, S. J. Cocherill; lieutenant COM
mander. a. c. Frey: chaplain, c. D HoI-
land; sergeant. L J. Sale; physician, 3.
II. Smart; master-at-arm G. D.
! SchooIer: fist master OF the guard. A
/ T. Braddus; second master of the
guard A. NJ. Weeden: sentinel, J. 3.
/ Woodfeld.
! D. W Gall. representative to the
Supreme Tent review, which eonvenes
next Tuesday at Detroit. Mich. left last
night over the Baltimore and Ohio for
! that point. via Pittsburg and Cieve-
land.
Winfield Scott Schley Division. No I,
uniform rank. has new hall in
Georgetown. 1t meets the first and
third Thursday nights Of each month
under command of Capt. Newman.
Mount Vernon Tent. No. l. added the
number of new members asked for by
the state commander during the month
Of June.
Joseph F. Moore has been appointed
deputy for National Tent, No. 1, by the
State commander. There will be a
class initiated tomorrow night.
Mount Vernon Tent, No 4, on Thurs
day night had the following officers in
stalled for the ensuing six months
Commander. W W. Adamson; lieuten-
ant commander. J. c. Bass; chaplain
James Pospisiel; sergeant. c. NJ King
master-at-arms, 3. J. Geir; first mastei
of the guard c. Morris; second master
of the guard, William J. Young; sen
tinel. Marion Wicks; picket. c. G
Hahn.
Georgetown Tent. No. s, will install
its officers tomorrow night, and al
the same time take steps to start the
work for the next term. in the way Of
adding new members.
State Commander Gall has planned
to make some changes in his staff o.
preme Tent review, hoping to get bet
TOR results
The Washington herald., 1907-07-14
GARFIELD POST ENTERTAIEs.
Has the Daughters of Veterans as
Its Guests.

James A. Garfield Post. No. Z. C. A.
r, gave a reception and entertainment
10 Tent No. !. Daughters Of Veterans,
July last, at !ts hail. 419 Tenth street.
Commando Henry l. Johnson OF the
post, extended a cordial welcome TO all
present. and invited TO the platform
Miss Anna Roberts president. and Miss
Emma F. Hayward. secretary of the
Daughters of Veterans; also S. V De-
partment Commander Walker and
Chief-of-staff Finn.
A II. Frear, chairman of the enter
tainment committee, presented ex-
cellent programme; Vocal solo. Miss
Raymond, Girl Of Ny Dreams" en-
core. Flag of Morning Skies" instru-
mental trio, Misses Tigler and Ray
mond and Mr.. Kettler; contralto solo,
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Evans; piano solo.
Mrs May H. Summers; vocal solo. Miss
Christine Quick; song by Harry Camp
bell. "Hurrah for Columbias Beautiful
Flag" composed by Dr. Thomas
C8lver).
Remarks were made by Misses Rob-
erts, Hayward, and Seton. Messrs.
Walker. Maynard, Finn, and DR.. II A.
Johnson. DR.. Calver reeited two OF
| his poems. Refreshments We're served.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-14
FILIPINOS ARE LEARNING FAST
Picking Up Lore and Utensils of the
Western World.
Women Wear English Clothes and
Men Use shoes and Hats on
Sundays, mt Least.

The London Commercial Intelligence
publishes the following interesting article
concerning the modern tendencies in the
Philippines and the market it creates for
Occidental manufactures. It was written
BY Raymond E. Mason, late editor of the
Manila Times:
From the moment that Admiral Dewey.
At the outbreak Of the Spanish-American
war, shot his way into Manila Harbor
the destinies of some eleven millions Of
hardy little brown Filiplnos began TO
change. and to-day they have money to
spend. Formerly they led an indolent e..
istence; did no work save that which was
absolutely essential for the winning Of
their daily breed To-day there exists d
new race Of F!lipinos, and it is just as
wall IN speaking in a practical article of
the changes which have been wrought in
the past decade to reverse the order men,
toned above and to start with music.
There is a market in the islands for
all low and medium priced wind instru-
ments. for pianos. and for talking ma
chimes. Always a music-loving people,
the Fiipinos have. no matter what Their
tribal connections maintained in every
little town from the norfhernmost part of
Luzon to the tropic south coast OF Min
danao a local band, which plays always
In the plaza-that inevitable part of all
native towns-on Saturday evenings and
fiesta days. and in the equally inevitable
cathedral on Sundays.
The writer, only a few weeks ago
listened 70 a performance by the Para
naQue Band. at Cavite, formerly the
Spanish naval base, that a Godfrey or a
Sousa could find little fault with. And
their instruments. each showing it.
FURNISHED newness, came from Germany
or the hundreds of other orchestras nOv
endeavoring by all sorts of means tC
raise sufficient funds to equip themselves
some have already contracted with Amer
ican firms-which are not. by the way
directly represented in Manila, as tht
Germans are-but it will be years before
the last order is placed The American
tariff has not therefore, disturbed to any
great extent this branch of German en-
terPrise.
SLOWLY but surely, as the Japanes,
have done. the Filipinos are adopting Eu
ropean dress. For one thing they are
even tho lowest elass-beginning TO veal
hats and shoes on Sundays. and there arr
thousands who follow the practice all the
week. As yet the native neck has not be
come accustomed to the stiff collar. anC
the Filipino dandy on tho Fscoita or th,
Iuneta contents himself with q shirt Of
the tennis order. but insists always on
bowler hat The Filipino ladies Of th'
upper class have always dressed well
but to the native pima cloth they are nov
adding nearly every textile that LordoI
itself knows. and a very well~knowl
The Washington herald., 1907-07-14

which did service throughout the State
during the second campaign of President
Mckinley. This organization won con-
siderable fame for its general appearance
and creditable marching
In 1904. Mr.. Camp was elected president
of the Connecticut Republican Associa-
ton of the District of Columbia. and
holds that Office to the present day. He
was chosen in the year 1905 TO represent
Connecticut on the executive committee
of the League of Republican State Clubs
of the District Of Columbia, and he IS
also a member of the executive commit
tee of the National Republican League Of
the United States from Connecticut. He
was unanimously elected president of the
local league in January. 1907.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-14

II you have any furnished rooms to
rent, want ad. in The Herald will bring
you a good tenant
The Washington herald., 1907-07-14
VISIT GOLDEN RULE LODGE.
odd Fellows Are Making
Series OF Calls.

The members Of Metropolis Lodge.
No. i6 /. O. o. F.. who have been maxi
ing a series Of visits to all of the
subordinate lodges in this jurisdiction,
visited Golden Rule. No. q. last Tues
day evening. Their visit was greatly
appreciated and enjoyed After the
transaction Of regular routine business.
Noble Grand ". Z. Keiser introduced
the chaplain, J. ". Holiday, who. in
his usual happy manner, welcomed the
visiting brothers. number Of re-
spOnses were made.
Past Grand Harold, Of Metropolis, de-
usered an address on the principles of
OddfelIowship, after which refresh
ments were served.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-14
F1eet Rendezvous Arrnnged.

Rear Admiral R. D. Evans, commanding
the Atlantic fleet, was at the Navy De-
partment yesterday In consultation with
officers regarding the assembling of the
fleet after the repair work, which Is now
going on. is completed. It Is decided,
practically, that the vessels shall rendez-
vous off the capes, out from Hampton
Roads, on August p. where they Will
maneuver until September 9.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-14
ARE YOU GOING AWAY?

Subscribers who leave the city
temporarily should have The
Washington Herald mailed to
them. Addresses viii be changed
as often as requested. You can
not keep fully informed about af-
fairs in Washington unless your
paper follows you.
Before leaving. mail or telephone
your address to this Office.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-14
ICE CREAM THAT is PURE.
Chapin-Sacks Company Invites Wis
itors to Iss Plant.

itors to Iss Plant.
The Chapin-Sacks Manufacturing Com
pany, which makes The Velvet Kind
ice cream, extends an invitation to the
people of Washington to visit its plant, at
First and II streets northeast, and see
for themselves how pure ice cream is
manufactured.
A visit to the plant, the officials Of the
company say, viii convince even the most
skeptcal that The Velvet Kind" is pure
ice cream, cream that is pasteuriZed.
made and kept under such sanitary meth
DDS as to insure absolute immaculateness.
The company turns out its product under
the following stamp: ~. S. serial No.
29S9, guaranteed under the food and drugs
act June 80, 1885,
The license granted K by the United
States Department Of Agriculture was
obtained by reason of the company S
guarantee that the requirements of the
pure-fOod law would, be conformed to,
and the absolute purity Of the goods is
thus assured. In these days Of adultera-
tons and substitutions the public would
do well to purchase from concerns which
fully protect their customers, as does the
Chapin-Sacls Company.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-14

THE WASHINGTON HERALD aas
the largest morning circulation In the
District of Columbia. Remember The
Herald when placing legal advertise
ments.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-15
Sir $500 uad) 9euttdlauo.
0entid . amerifaniid, 8eitnna.r

9eatid . amerifaniide 8eitansen
tper6en i'm aIten Baterlono nit gro.
Dem Sntereiie geleien, neil fie iid
fret ausipreden uno baufig bon bril-.
ben mebr Heuigfeiten utl0 Rnhrihten
bringer, aIs Die 6el,tiGen 2eitungen
lelbfr. Die uSreie Brefis fir 9eras"
lit otiiben iiberaa, mobin fie geianbt
miro, elm iebr germ geiebener @ait
uno fam fid riibmen, @nerfernung
uno @iiroigung gu finoen, tpie aus
aablreiden griefen an ung, iotpie an
Oieienigen, tpeI9e oas 8Iott an lire
8erDmoten i9iden, berborgebt. Seer
oaber ieinen 8erpan6ten uno Srelin.
ben cine Greube erDeiien ibnen elm
t~piQfommenes @ei1enf mo1eu min,
Der beitel1e fir iie Die .Sreie Brefie
fir Seras". 9as Sntereiie fir Seras,
tDie iiberbaupt fir ben Stoat uno bic
@egeno, mo Die 8erponoten tpobnen,
ut III Deuti6lan6 febr lebbaft uro es
lit ilnmogIid, in Bripatbriefen cine
10 griinolibe &uffl6ruhg uno Be-
idreibung oes fremoen 2anoes 5n se-
ben, pie bies Die n6reie 8reiie" al.
tpo9cntli9 int. Sir ben geringen
greis bon $500 perIenoen mir porto.
frei unier reidboltiges 8o9enbIott
auf elm Sabr an irgeno cine Aorefie
i'm NusIon6e.
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9nm a1,Sro nnn Die Gi(tnbabnbremfs

Der btrflofene Scatter BON graiis
lien, 9om pebro, interefirte fi9 dli=
Berprbentlid fir tsdnif9s Heubeiten
unb tuurbe besbdlb aud pielfd9 BON
Observation-Disclosures engli{9en--
I~berlaufen, bic ibm dies mDgli9e onz
priefen. 8et Der grprobunq ber perz
f9iebenen Nelerungen ipar ct Itets
felbft 5ugegen unb er lisferte babel 70
mandes prisinele @tiid9en. Gin Iof,
DIES TT 3. Q. bus folsenbe: Gines Sd
ges lieb fi9 Elm Sngenieur Bel inn
melben, Der cine neue giIenbabnbremfe
erfunben baben tpoute, NIT Der es alin=
gen fonte, einen tn rafenber Sabrt be-
finbli9en s3ug in tiirsefter .3eit gum
@teben gu brinsen. Ser Raifer b0rte
fi9 bic Sade rubis NIT an unb TeBts
einen beftimmten Sag aur priifung
Der Grfinbuns feft. Diefs fo1te in Der
Wetie Dor9eaommen Derben, bab aus
elmer NIT Der neuen 8remsborri1tune
dusgeriiteten 2otomotipe unb einem
fdiierliden Salontpasen Elm 3us Sue
fammengeftent tpurbe. SIN @alpnpa-
gen tponte Dom pebro felbit plaB
nebmen unb mittelit elmer elettriiden
alinseI, bic CUR 2otomotipe fiibrte,
eth Signal seben, fobalb bic 8remfe
IN Sbdtisteit gefebt perben fo1te. Ser
beitimmte Sag nabte beraa, bic priz
flung begann in Der gefdilberten Weiie
unb berlief suud6ft infnfern proc
grdmmmdBig, ala Der .3us nit INNER
padfenDer @9nellistsit babiniaufte.
Was aber ni5t ert0nte, mar bas Sig
nal aus benz faiferlinen SaIpnpoeerl!
Der auf Der 2otpmotips beftnblide
Sngenieur slaubte faou, fem bober
9dfasier fei fanft eingef9Iummsrt,
als er pI0blid Bel elmer i9arfen 2urpe
einen rieiisen Jelsblod auf ben @6ie=
men liesen fab, an benz Der 3ug une
feblbdr berungIiden mubte, tpenr es
ni6t gelans, ihn gum Gteben gu brins
gen. Gin Rud an ber neuerl 8rernie
- Dte1e tptrft, nno fdum einen Weter
Dor benz sefdbrliden Gelsblod bdlt Der
3ug! SIN felben Momente I9aut Dom
Pebro gang gemd9li4 aus benz SEN
fer bes Salonpasens unb fragt in
oler @emiitbsrubs, mos benin eigents
li9 los fei: er babe nod gar fem Sig
nal eeseben. Der Dor @9reden nod
fpra9lpfe Snsenieur beutet ftumm ouf
bag 9inberniB, Dom Yebro aber la9t
unb befieblt, baB bic 2ofomotibe lang
fam gsgen ben 5elsblod porfabre, Der
In benz Moment, fpo fe ibn btrii6rt, gu
- @taub 5erbr0delt. Der gisantif6e
8lod beitanb namli4 aus @tGrte unb
mar auf Befebl bss RdiIers eigens
onsefertigt, tdufdenb anssftriaert nnb
auf benz fir ben 9erfu9 seeignetTten
puntt Der 8dbnitrede niebergeleet
porben! Die ne,,e 9remie bate aber
tbdtfG6li9 70 gut funttionirt. buB lie
olsbalb BON Der brafilidniiden Regie=
runs I'm einsn bohen preis ansetaufi
tn,frhe
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pto. teile i6 Sbnen nit, ouB Sic SSn-
iel 2apian ni6t periunfen lit, mie sic
3eitungsna6ri6ten beiaeten. Der
&apitan bes fleinen SnIel=5 dooners
o2ufa" Ser 8robiiionen na6 Ser
Snlel 2apian bringen ionte, mar
ni9t I'M Stonoe, oie SnieI gu finoen,
nno INN feline n~nfabigfeit in ser 0o=
pigotion gu entiduIoigen, bebouptete
er, boB Die Sniel beridmunoen iei.
Die 8ebouptung mltroe bon einigen
3eitun9en anfgenommen uno in ser
8elt %perbreitet; 8abres lit bieron
notlrlt6 ni6t. 9os faiIerli6e
&%oninlot." : SoffentIi9 loiien bic
3eitungen nunmebr Die SsSnieI 2opion
ni6t auf Dem Meeresgrunoe liegen,
ionoern fiigen iie mieber Dem atlos
Elm.
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ltriadje unb Birfnus.


Dor einiger 3eit ging bura Die
Preiie Der gan8en @elt = au6 mir
botten oapon Noti8 genommen - Die
Nafri6t oaB Die Sniel 2opion ipur-
log ms Weer oeriunfen lei. Serr
Serb. 2iiers in Slensburg, Ser Die
Sniel naber tennt uno beionoeres
Sntereiie an Der Iott5 nobm, manote
iih an ons oeuti6e 8oniuIot in SO.
nolulu NIT Der 9itte, linn einiges
Rdbere iiber oieien r~dtielboften Sal
mitteilen 81 ,oo1en, uno erbielt nun-
mebr fol9enoe iiberrafdenoe Iuf-
flarung; n&otierIt6 oeutides Som
iulot. SonoluIu, Den II. September
1907. Iuf ibr Sdreiben BON II.
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Die 8abiuaftiDitdt ais ltrIadje Der
Seilfraft Der @ineralaneaen.

Us lit tpobl oueemein befonnt, ooB
man oas Stadium be5p. Die raoio-
oftipen &orper in Der Weoisin niel.
fod periuenoet. Die pbplioloqiide
Wirfung Der Standardization uno Ser
Hooiumemanationen lit cine duBerIt
beftige. Die &oitt miro unter i6rem
@influB ponltdnoig 5eritort, es emit
lteben iebr ihmer beilenoe I6mer5-
bate 8unoen. Dos muBte Der Be.
fannie Gntoeder oes &a6iums Gurie
81 Ieinem 2eibmeien an ii6 Ielbit err
fabre1. Gr mar ndmlid getpobnt,
oas feline 5Ididden, peIdes iein
Naoiumbromio entbielt, in Der @e-
ltentai6e BEL fid gu trager, bis er oie
lfmer5bafte gntoedung einer Begin
nenoen @nt8iinoune modte. 0as
3entralnerbenipitem miro 70 Itarf
affi6iert, oaB iun8e Meeridmeinden
in tetaniide &rdmpfe perfoaert, fpenn
man cine Stadium ent6oltenoe @las-
robre iiber hire @irbeIfduIe hdlt. Die
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Der nadite eenat.

0etHl ueI StOlHEeB III lQQ)1Ieft
Wtonat 5niammentrttt, meroen I'M
Senat fiinf5ebn Mttelieoer nidt mebr
ontpeleno Iein, Ole inn BET S6luB Ser
letten Sibune o~ngeborten. gs iino
Dies: Sobn 6. Spooner, Ser i'm pori,
gen 5riibiabr Die 8ableridaft bon
Wisconiin NIT Ieinem ploblihen Giid,
tritt iiberraibte, @lger bon Midison
l1no Die beioen @reiie bon alabama,
Worgan uno 8ettus, Die nit Dem
CODE abgegangen lino @lf tpuroen
nidt nieoergepablt, nGmIih 4aen
bon 0elatpare, 9ladburne bon Sen.
tudD, 8errp bon Irfnnios, 8enion
BON 8anIas;; garmof bon SenneI1ee,
Glarf bon Montand, OrDoen bon SEEM
Seriep, Dubois bon Soabo, @earin
bon Oregon, Miaaro BON Nebrasfo
nno Botterion BON @oloraoo.
SIN Steae 0ieier treten on6ere nno
5tpei neue fommert bin5u. Corr nno
Omen pon SfIdbona, Die aleroinas
oronungsgemab nidt eber gum Senot
eeboren, oIs Big Dos bisberiqe Ser.
ritorium nit Dem l.. Ssanuor in leine
&edte als 5toat tritt. Oie fiinfsebn
neltgeipdblten Senatoren iinb: Ste-
pbenion bon @isconlin Smitb bon
Widigan, Hihorbion bon Delamore,
DaDis bon 4rfdnios, 8apnter BON
&entudp, SaDlor bon GenneiIee, 81.
ron bon Montana, Curtis bon &an-
ias, Briggs bon Seem Seriep, 8orob
bon S0abo, 8ouren bon Oregon,
grotpn BON Nebrasfa, 8anfbeao uno
uno SobnIon bon @Iabama uno @ig-
genbeim bon &olorabo. Son ben
fiinf5ebn ausgeibieoenen Mitglieoern
tparen edit Demofroten u11b iieben
Gepnblifaner, bon BEN nellgepGblten
iino feds Denofrnten, oogegen elf
&epublifaner, 10 ooB Die @rtpGblu1a
Der beioen 0emofratii9en Senotoren
bon Oflaboma oagegen nibt ins Sc.
tpidt fGat. SIN neuen Senot tperoen
ii6 81 &epublifaner uno 81 Demo-
fraten befinoen; elm Sit, bon DeIo-
mare, lit unbeiest.
SIN Der iiberniegenben Republican,
l6en Mebrbeit fam tp1breno Ser
ndditen bier Sabre, audi ourh sic
Brdiioentenpabl ni6ts geGnoert ner-
ben uno tiomit lit, ielbit pepn Elm De
mofrat bonn 5dloge 8rDuns ODER oie=
ler ielbit gum BrdIioenten getDGblt
perben ioate, Dos 2an6 Dor raoifolen
Ienoerungen li9er. Die MepubIifa<
ner tperben nidt meter geben molten
als Brdii6ent &ooiebelt es getan,
nn0 auBeroem lit Der Genat oafiir
befannt, Dob er ben 9enoeI Ser Sort
idrittsubr Der 8artei auf ieiner
Seite 10 lange aIs moglif 5uriifbdlt.
Ser oemofratiiden Hartei i'm &C.
not miro oiesmoI dilb elm forIder
Sibrer, Der @iaen unb Inliften ser
Minoritdt energii1 gum 4usorud
bringt, feblen. Die beoeuten0en Mdn-
ner Der 8artei iin6 ror g~efporoen.
|S6ooe, ooB mir feinen &enrp 8otter-
ion i'm Senat baben. 90 fpiroe man
frdftiee &eoen b0ren uno geIunoes
urteil, oos nift binter Dem 8eree
balt, fonoern riiffihtsIos nno often
5reuno uno Geino Die @abrbeit fagt.
9os Snus miro, eini6IieBIi1 Der
Delegation bon Sflnbomo, 391 Mit.
glieoer 5dbleL 223 RepubIifaner uno
1853 Demofroten. SIN Senat meroen
Die RepubIifoner cine Mebrbeit bon
80 Stimmen baben, i'm Saufe BON IS,
10 oob tie fid 5iemlid piel 5reibpit in
Observation-Disclosures geitatten
fonnert obne Die gorberridoft gu ge-
fdbroen- ln6 ebenfo meroen lie 6ie
gon5e 8eronttuortIidfeit gu tragen
baben, wenn Die @eiesgebune Der
fommen0en Seiiion ben g~rruartungen
beg golfes nidt entipridt.
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Gin f~rpnu1er 8mnid.

o@ott belfe Sbner, 8uf[en's Or
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