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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

II seems strange, when We consider
how much many women talk to their
husbands while they are asleep, that
no one ever discovered that she could
cure her husband OF bad habits by
that means. The only explanation
Is that the line of talk, when she
discovered that he had gone to sleep,
was not that which would conduce to
good morals.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

William Randolph Hearst, the man
who had such an awful spasm during
the last campaign about Standard Oil
and the hold which 1t has upon-sthe
people Is going to try to be the John
ID. Rockefeller OF Mexico. All OF
which proves that almost every man
would do what Rockefeller has done,
II he only had the Opportunity.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

The house committee now wants
Andrew Carnegie to address 1t on the
subject of tariff revision. Some OF
the members probably want a chance
to convince the steel king mat he
does not know what he is talking
Ibout when he says that his corpora
ton can get along without the pro-
tective tariff.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

Since the declaration of Newark,
Now Jersey minister that incorrlg-
ible children and wayward husbands
can be cured of their bad habits by
talking to them while they sleep.
talked to me while | was asleep"
may be looked for as an allegation
in divorce petitions.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

Taking all of these things into
consideration, 1t appears to be the
part of wisdom upon the part of Bur
,on to drop out Of the contest for the
Apeakershbp, when 1t is almost a
certainty that Cannn will be elected,
and take a chance on lining himself
up right with the party for seat In
the United States senate.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

A noted British general has point
ed out to the house of lords how
easy II would be for Germany to
land an army on British soil and
march right across the isles. The
world owes this general debt OF
gratitude for having attracted atten-
tion temporarily from Japan.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24
THREE MORE GO DRY
Continued from Page One.

Continued from Page One.
by a majority of 972. Fifteen saloons
were voted out There were 1915
votes cast. which is only one less
than was cast when Pattison was
e,eated governor Saloons We're voted
out as follows: Two in Milford
three III Lbve'an two in Moscow
five in New Richmond two in Ba-
tavia township, and one in Stone
Tick township
aThe vets carried FIVE of the i4
townships. All or the '1aIIge toivrs
Of the county went dry by large
majorities. 't '". b''
no 5iAnu% ,ew hne isna rso1
aNorwalk, Nov. 2lZFIuren coun.
ty went wet Monday by "a ma
iority after an excitirr iocP' option
campaign. The city of Norwalk went
wet bv 43O; Chicago Junction dry
by 15O; Bellevue wet by 115; New
london drv bv 1876; Greenwich
dry by 81; Plymouth, wet by IA.
Cleveland, Nov. 24-The Cleve-
land Prewers' association Monday
discussed ut length the sale OF
near bcnr" in dry counties. The
entire question was taken up fT'lv
an1 President Gund o. tho assc"'a-
ton said after the meeting that
the majority of the hrewTs were
OF the opinion that the "near hoor'
o""ht not to he manufactured II
Is he'ngl sod now by the Cleveland
sapdusky Brewing company. u,aDl0H
-issw si - aHltluh
Rinlor, Nov 24--Tbirstv oitiyenF
IN dry counties alone thn ohio
river arerenow ptfordel lsrelIef Nv n
newlyi started line Of boats, Thr,
.'rge, lpsolinel R9pt Kitty, rsouthsate
has be'n chartered and licensed to I
nv between Cipe,nnati ard Rome, y
hamlet on the ohio river In Adarns
rcHn'v she 's loo1e1 with whlsNv
and bee". Drinks can be obtained
IN beard
Trov Nov. 29~With tho local ~
tic7 deotion comir- OF Tuesiqy
18th the wets and drvs count on
v'o'ory, tho vets nv small ma
'Nri'v end the drive bv 1nOO votoc
The result rests with tho ruraI vote
and both sides are claiming It. The
voting will be hcayy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

If your neighbor looks a little scant
about the glrth and pale about the
gills, remember that he is probably
only saving up for Thursday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

Some of the valuable papers Sc
cured in the Ohio hearings OF the
Standard Oil eases, now wanted in
the New York suit by ''Trust Buster
Kellogg are like the old Germans
chickens, they have come up a
miSsin' "
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24
NEW BILL WILL BIZ
KILLED I'm UPPER gOUSR

London, Nov. 24-The conference
OF parliamentary leaders today de-
cided that the famous bill to re-
duce the number Of British license
one third, will be killed in the
house of lords.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

When Trust Buster" Kellogg gets
John d. Rockefeller behind the bars
of federal prison, the prison bar
ber will be relieved of the duty OF
shaving the Oil Kings head.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24
UNCLAIrED LETTERS

Advertised list for November "a,
1908.
&C. e. Anderson IL. w. Fuller.
Mr.. llapner C. Hamilton Henry
speidel, Truman Tucker. A. p. VII
sen. Mns. Geo. Anderson, Miss
Hazel Collins, Miss Edith Hunsick-
er, Miss Maria. 26O Short street.
Flrms-People's Banking g& Trust
Co.. The standard Real Estate Co.. 4
Foreign Seacly Pano. w
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

Il looks as though Taft would have
to take another hitch in his sus-
penders IS he is going TO put Joe
Cannon on the shelf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

Y, NJ. C. A. boys yesterday COM
pleted run to the White House.
They probably contracted the disease
from William II. Taft.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24
Flocken's Pharmacy .

Chrysanthemums, roses and carna-
tlons, In all colors, violets, fern dishes
and ferns, blooming plants in varI-
ETY. for your Thanksgiving decora-
tions at F. e. Blake's, 1926 West
Center street. l1-2O,4t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

Every few days one or more coun.
ties are added TO the dry" column
Marion will not be at all lonesome
II this sort OF thing keeps up.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

Cincinnati has named one of her
parks for william H. Taft. How ap-
propriate 1t would be to have a
Roosevelt drive.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

II John d. Rockefeller is not the
father OF the oil trust, then who in
the name of common sense is the
daddy of the thing?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

cessor. Then Burton will loom up
as the one bright star on the pol
itical horizon and he will have com
paratively smooth sailing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24
SCOTS Emulsion

clothes the nerves and
muscles with warm fat,flls
the veins with rich blood,
1t makes children rugged
and hardy and fearless Of
the cold. 1t fills the whole
body with warmth and life
and energy.
Thin people sometimes
gain a pound a day while
taking it.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

.st D..
The crossing policemen, the patrol
men who lnger at the laundry win
dows and the '.cop" who comes to ar
rest one will each and all become
"the glass of fashion and the mould
of form" (n upiform), wearing real
linen instead Of a blue 4annei shirt
with ''shield" and ceiluloid col
lar. A committee of lieuienants and
sergeants has made an inquiry into
the sartorial details of the policemen,
the hero of the Christmas crush, the
800 a month defender of Chicago.
This committee will dire"t its most
biting criticism at the celluloid and
rubber collars which are found to
travel beats day after day by virtue
of hasty scrub. Another target for
the committees scorn will be the
tnck soles of the shoes in which in
winter the "crossng cop" stands an
kle deep in slush and snow for hours
appearances are against them;
whatever the effect may be on the
officers chilIblains. The report will
recommend an inspector of uniforms
who is practical tailor and will re-
fuse to pass a badly fitted coat or
bagging trousers at inspection. The
1000 policemen are going to be made
the trlmmest lot in the country II
Drill Master Bauder and his commit
teemen can do It. Life is not one
endless round of pleasure for them
now for last year they made l0O,-
900 arrests, recovered half a mi"ion
dollars worth of property and
brought culprits TO justice vino were
fined an aggregate of another half
million They drcw, however a iota;
of salaries of $4,OOO,0OO.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

John ID. Rockefeller denies that he
is the father of the oil trust. 1t is
now up to him, while he is on the
witness stand TO prove an alibi.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

The pleasure of anticipating a tur-
key dinner on Thanksgiving DAY
is almost banished by the thought
that on Friday, Saturday and Sun
day we will have to pick the bones.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

Dan Cupid has struck another OBJ
stacle. Men are not to be allowed to
sleep in peace.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

1t has been pretty well established
that the old emperor and empress
dowager Of china are dead.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

After Thursday, lev men will get
whole new meal until along about
Monday or Tuesday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

tral position and the whole encircled
by a winding road, now losing itself
among the trees, and again skirting
the broad sweeping lawn that falls
away from the low red tiled buildings
Two rows of buildings run north
and south from the chapel on either
side of broad parkway providing
quarters for nearly 1000 inmates;
while east and west are the admin
lstrationl s buDdihgss the v officers
homes, the hospital the receiving sta
tion. the dining hall, the recreation
baihipg, the, work shopS., laundry
pdweii aouse land othery featires that
gives this an unique place along insti-
tutions of its KIND. Fireproof con-
strpctiqn throughout and perfect san,
itationH Combined with uutility and
beahtg, of dosigh have attracted the
attention of experts who have studied
the plans. The community is COM
plete itself, with it's own sewage
system, heating system and water
supply. . The chapel will be sur
rounded by formal gardens, attractive
in arrangement. One of the unique
features of the institution will be the
oloister- like communicating corridors
that connect all the buildings, an
arrangement made most necessary
in n climate as inconsiderate as that
of Illinois. With the completion of
this most modern of charitable insti-
tutions of its kind. Fireproof con-
vided ample accommodations for
thousands of the aged and poor of
the community. The present cost of
the, poor of Cook County is oyer
5000 900 a year, t.,.ar ,s
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

Kaiser wilhelm and Nick Long
worth should oensure the other for
having talked too much.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

send this Advertisement together with name OF
paper In which II appears your address and four
eents to cover postage. and We will send you 4
Compiste Handy Atlas ofthe WOrid' 81 u
SCOTT a BOVINE. 4os Pearl Street. New Yoss
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

'How to Stay Rich, Is a problem
20 which the $lS.OOO,OOO Nelson Nor
ris fortune recently inyentoried,
contributes on analysis much vafu-
able information. I'm view OF Peer
Van Vlissingens confession to forg-
ing mortgages, 1t is interesting to
note that the Morris inventory does
not include many mortgages, near
ly all OF his wealth being in real
estate and stocks and bonds, with
$3l81Sl3 in notes. Out of the total
fortune $9,S77 900 was in stocks which
Is a particularly interesting fact in
view OF the prejudice held in the
west not many years ago against
stocks and preference for mortgages.
The stocks, however, were not OF
the wildcat ompanies-mining gam
bles or rubber plantations-but were
those listed on the Chicago or other
exchanges. The black eye given to
mortgages by the $2O0O,OO0 Van
Vlissingen forgeries has been taken
mp BY the real estate dealers OF
this city with view to make i'm
possible a repetition of the whole
sale frauds A compulsory law Te7
quiring the registration of mortgages
under a TQrreps' System is advocated,
as safeguard. Another class OF in
vestors who are conspicuously occu-
pying the anxious seat now as a re-
suit OF the A. Booth Co. failure,
are those holding commercial paper
OF concerns which do not furnish an
audit by certified accountants with
their reports The Booth paper, float
ed without such audits, was scat
tered broadcast and now promises
only 35 cents on the dollar, the loss
running to several millions The Nor
ris inventory Is remarkable, therefore,
because the bad accounts prove TO be
under 100000 Notwithstanding the
size OF the fortune.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24
CHICAGO NEWS LETTER.
!. .1EIl. aN. Vi.

Chicago, Nov, 24.-An addition of
HOOO.OOOOOO annually to the for
eign trade of the Unitde States
through the efforts of the farmers of
the country is the rather startling
proposition which will be advanced
by the governors of the Mississippi
valley states at the meeting of all
the state executives to consider con-
servation measures at Washington
next month. Recent experiments in
crop rotation and scientific. farm
ing have convinced experts in Chi
cago and elsewhere that by such
methods to counteract exhaustion OF
the soil the annual crop yield of the
country can be doubled The sug-
gestion that steps be taken to insure
this result was first made by James
j. Hill at the White House confer
ence last Spring. ''Were any states.
man to show us how to add seven
billion dollars annually to our for
eign trade" he said, s'it would be
the sensation OF the hour. The way 10
do this in agriculture is open. The
farm products Of the United States in
1906 were valued at $6,79i, 100000, and
In 1907 at $7,412 ,O0O, 900. All of our
vast domestic commerce, equal in
value to the foreign trade of all the
nations combined, is supported and
paid for by the land. OF our farm
area only one-h5lf is improved It
does not produce one-half of what
1t could be made TO yield; not by
some complex system of intensive
culture but merely by ordinary care
and industry intelligently applied. 1t
Is the capital upon which alone we
can draw through all the future, but
the amount OF the draft that will be
honored depends upon the care and
intelligence given to its cultivation" ="
Since this statement was made the
problem Of soil exhaustion anu farm
Improvement has become the especial
object OF government investigation,
with the result, 1t is understood, that
many facts have been discovered
which. when they are announced,
will be Of very great Importance to
the 30,000.000 persons in the country
who are engaged directly in agricul-
tural pursuits.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24
BURGLARS FAIL I'm
ATTEMPT TO BLOW SAFE

stoubeaville, o., Nov. 24-The C,
and o. railroad passenger station at
Roland was burglarizcd last night
An eitempt to blow the safe faileG
Only a small amount OF change wa
taken.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

TONIGHT Marion VS.. Ash
land (champions) at $3.50 o'clock.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

Women's 'Fitzezy" all sizes at
Beatty G. Longs,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24
Extra fine celery,
sior plGl8 Ron. LEWIS & co.

\ II you suffer Indigestion, consti-
patton, feel mean and across, no
strength or appetite, your system is
unhealthy. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea makes the system strong
and healthy. 35 cent Tea or Tab
let's.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

Try the Mirror want column.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

II You want your liable to lool;
right on Thanksgiving day, get some
nice fresh flowers from II. &c. Bake,
1876 West Center streat. 11-2O-4t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

Thanksgiving Furs at Standard
good value giving prices at Ludwig's.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

Work is to begin soon on Cook
county's model Poor House, to cost
$15OO,000, and to comprise not one
poor house, but 2S buildings of mod
ern fireprooi construction, at Oak
Forest, Illinois, few miles south OF
Chicago. A bird's-eye view OF the
place when completed will show a
huge cross, covering many acres of
ground, the chapel holding the en-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-24

baSc, any size at Beatty e. Longs
a mans light weight slipper - Z"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-10

man ipnes be0ite ON, omtrent pan
icmme Waaoe, iom ma oilers fis.
Der en- AutomobiI. gaIlonpriierIe
fm | o. for fig life iiaes at bore
pperorepent beie, omeno man life
rnoer 1900 Marf fan fisbe en- tenn
meIig ~tarpelig, Iioen gaaon til
Sportsbrug; Ell iaaoan ga1on err
fun af 9omnlositof. Bill man bape
SiIfeitof, inaa Der for en- Miniatitr.
falon paa balDanoet Sunorebe Sin.
bifmeter betales 1000 Warf; 10 iter.
re og finere 2uftifibet ifal bore, De.
ito bsiere bliper Griien, lise op til
5000 Warf. Spao gaIpnen cuptiis
nngaar, Der anpenbes til Solfeforlp.
iieIie eler til milit9rt 9rug, oo err
Iriien paa Dem meget forlfielig ef.
fer Stsrrelie og lloitpr. On iaaoan
Sallon, Or | fin 8onbol bar Blaos
Galon, Der | lin @onbol bar Hlaos
en- iolio $50 Wteter lang &abeI, TO.
iter meb Silbebsr omfring 10000
Marf; itore 2uftifibe al benne art,
her meo en- StsrreIie at 6000 aii.
bifmeter fan toge tretti 9~erIoner |
@onbolen og fomme 500 Weter til.
reirs, foiter omtrent 10000 Marf.
De Itore 9alonfabrifer bar be.
itemte Garter for 2aan al 9aIoner
III Sportsbrug eller til gpelie, oe
hisie Griier beror ielpfslselig osiaa
taa gollonernes Sterrelie. Sor en-
Detailing af $50 Narf fan to Der.
Toner foretaee en- 2uftubfluet | en-
gaQon paa 600 &ubifmeter, oe for
ipp Gerioner foiter oct 600 Warf at
bIipe befororet meb en- galon paa
2200 &1ibifmeter. Triierne paa itpr.
Fare 2uftifibe err enom, life opfsrte
raa Observation-Disclosures Erisfuran.
ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-10
Sriainalc YrDa mpsgaper.

Naar SoIf Ifal til at beige grpl'
lupSgaoer, pleier Spfino'ombeoen
life Of ppre flor; oct er glerne De
iomme Guiin Sfeer og 8diler, DC
iumme SfaaIe % SGoper, De famine
Serpictringe % Stanblamper, Der
aaor igien; set fan oa bore belt I'M
t~ereSiant en- Sang of hsre ON nogle
crginole Srpaupsgoper.
Der bar I. Gr. en- om~iorasiulo On
fel / 9anmarf, Der fornplig PED lin
SgIteroutters 9rplllip forprebe ben.
Se en- sGIfe meo 200 blanfe arone.
Itpffer. % uoenpaa sGIfen hnooe ban
ifreuet: "SIiper BIT sGgteifab emo
nof iaa Ipffeligt, fan Der Dog fomme
Sen Stuno, ga sin Manb rpnfer
grpnene, naar on fontmer % Der ON
@euae. Som ian til mig, og fig:
Scian, Inf dig Cpl"
"a en- ruSiiIf 9Iaoeiers Cater /
CONNER boISt Srplrp, ifipnfeoe
benSes Saoer benoe SnbtGgten al en-
al 9labets anuonceiiber, % set bar
irgen ringe @aue, bet betsS nemlis
en- aarIig SnotGgt paa 10000 Hu'
bIer. On amerifanif MtilicnGr be-
tpnfte lin Cater meo iaa meget
Sub. icm bun fuioe peie op paa III;
grpIupsoae; oct bIep ogiaa til Ell
belt onitpuSig Weogiit.
On al DC originaleite SrplupSga'
rer er oog pitt Den, Ell gngl9rioer en-
Sang / icrriae Nsaaneo gap i'm Son;
ban forGreoe BAN nemllg Ell lloer
oaarIiat iuobunoen BOG; oa Ssn'
nen aabneSe oen iaa ban, or bperi
Slab / @ogen par en- SnnSreopunos'
note; oe ioran | 9ogen too Der. al
| Ssnnen paa bper fommenoe grpl'
IupsSas maatte ripe en- Sanfnote I'D
8osen % anpeube Den etter 8ebas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-10
Ct nyt "Operationsfelt",

Otter buuo Ser beretteS ira Gbila'
6clpbia piI Den mooerue airurgt |
Tremtioen fonrmc til at IpiIle Ell
uucrmaa0e pigtig HoQe ueo Sebano'
Iinqeu % SeIbreoelicn az Epue'
ipqe % 9ruffcuitab, rimeltgotS
ogioo al andre @oiter. Or. Serbert
g. 0ortbrop, 6ofuItetanotar peo Sab
ucnon college ocriteOa, pnaitoar
ucmliQ. at oiaie 2oiter, eacr StobeI.
icaicil iom han fnloer bent oil fltnne
bortopcrerca, onltrcut iom man bort
itiurcr en- ononrtct &pI0 eIlcr arp't.
ifaoc.
San itctter 0crunc Eooitono paa
Rc~'uItattrue al en- SpGr0tiom ban
ielp bar iorctopct % uco hui9 SiULp
cit loot &npctnUGt o. u]forbeoerltg
Cruftcubolt CT bIcpct iorpanOlet I'll
ct rctifoi'cut % UnrueliQt Ntennelte,
SuQen or uctop / 0l3ie Gage bic.
pct o'fcutIiQ9iort al Or. Nnrtbrpp,
Cptrotloucu uoiertc@ Tor - Nianue'
Der iiocn. Ut oru life i0r cr bIeUet
! HubIifum mcbOcIt, bar lin @rurb
oeri. at u. Northrop i0rit suiteoe
Of hare &i9bc0 Tor, at CperatiOneu
bapoc porct bcINig, CllCr men andre
Cro. at ocu par permanent i fine
%IrfniuQer.
GpCrutioneu har, hcber oct. poft
j,or CpmTrtiomheo / Den ~Ipsepioen.
0itobcIiQc @crOcu % betraqtes iuoer
>euue iom Ell mUrfeliQ Scir for SIR
ur0icn, liar i arimiuuIogieu$ Siene'
5rR
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-10
Dialect / 5owa.

aompIettc gaIseiterretntnser ira
be iorfieaige 9iitritter ! Soma bier,
of SaftS BIuralitet Der | Staten er
ca. 10000. Gummins bar Iooet en-
Waioritct poa ca. 10000 til Senn.
Tor, % CAROLS BIuraIitet for gu.
pernsr err ppimoo $4,000.
Staten8 9e9iSlatur iamles !
grtraiesiion Den 246e Rop,, cg 8u'
berrsr GummiuS bill bd, cperens.
itemmenoe meb, booO De repnblitan'
ife WeoIemmer bar forpIi9tet Jig til,
bIipe paIgt til Il. 9. Senator Tor Den
gienoprenoe Gel al Senator ali.
ions Sermiu, ser ublsber 4oe Warts
1909. Gummins bill fratrPoe lont
8uoernsr % irbtaee lit SGoe Sc
natet pe0 bets SummentrGoen | De-
cember. 9aar oeu me Segtslotur
iamleS / Sanuar, oil ban blioe pal9t
til Senator for ben LANCE Sermin.
geo Gummins' SrntrGoen iom
8uoernsr, bill @icegupernsr Cart
oOertnge bette Gmbeoc, og Def oil Ion'
IebeS bIipe BAN, iom fommer til at
ifripe 9ubifabet I'll oen me Segisla'
tur (oeu 33te General NSiemblp).
.
Zen npe 2caisIotlr piI beItaa al
t19 Republifancre og 80 9emofra'
ter. 9e fsrite bill nItiua bope en- Nta.
~ioritet al 80 Stemmer. Ser biir 81
RepubIitanere og 13 9emofrater I
Senatet % 50 RepubIifnuere og 26
0emofrater / Suiet. s iioIte SegiS'
Iatur bapbe Hepubltfnnerne ell Wta'
ioritet Of 6S.
8 9egiSlaturen pil isIgenoe Sfan'
0inoper, iamtlige RepubIitanere, Iaa
SGoe: 6. 3. Geterion Samilton
Gourtp (~"boIOsooer" Senator); 5.
{. 9aIbp, abnir 60, Repr9lentart;
George Swan, gppouOoie SO, Re'
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60, gacpr.; @iaium anoeriOu, Sa'
milton So, 8epr. Ebos. O.. Sanion,
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ion, Wiithcu 60, Rcpr., :. W, gse,
@iunebauo 60, Htepr.
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