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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-11

kTVHE very large brownaone front house, IA Washington place which is
3 the city residence of former United States Senator James Smith,, jr,
"a vas known since he Early 40s Is the Norrsh house, prior to IA as
the Ogden house, and it was built upward Of $50 years ago. Thomas 3
bought the property ron a Ogden.
IT. Norris quilt a wing front to the old house next to Halsey street OF
the land 10Y occupied by the residences of former State Senator Michael !,
Barrett and J Herbert Balantine. The old place has been rongl called
HI BorehcrH1g house. nut n % Borcheihng eve owned it or lived there. n
error comes from Charles Borchering, the veteran lawyer, marrying the
widow If Thomas b Norris, a son of Thomas>P Norris. In 1886, when a
committee o. Catholic men bid in at auction land of tn old Colonel wara
estate for Father Moran for a site for what is To- st. Patncks Catheorai
it was learned that Thomas P Norris had obtaineds six ltsfr onung on wash
ngton street that We're needed for the church There was a strong 1@hg
against Roman Catholics at that time but whe Mr. Norris. a stre. Frot e.
tant, heard thai h lotsw were wanted b y Father Moran TO ompete d sse
for a church he invited the venerable priest to his house, transferred to nm
the six lots at the price he paid for then, IND also ave 20 the priest a
liberal subscription for the building fund of the church
Mr.. Borchernng said tina when Thomas z. Norris owned the properly
there was ours acres of land There a a rose garden where walaee n"
Scddder lives the house occupied for years by the late Coonel Morgan L.
Smith. who bad commanded the crae k Seventh Regimen q New YORK city
The land o n which Dr. Walter s. Washingtonsr esdene n once are was
a part of the rseg garden. Mr. Norris had a large grapery IND unuvated a
variety of frut and flowers, and he az famous for hisc ameA1as, whchw were
veyp popular after Dumass novel The Lady of thu Camenias' appeared
In 1866 Thomas p. Norris died, about three earsa after Neshitt street, nov"
Central avenue vas cut through his land to Broad street ne Ie ne Mst
Duryee bought the old GUS ron the Norris estate. III Wlg IN the west
had been demolished. The heirs had the crest of the four acres nut into cit
ltsa and sold. DR. Fayette Smith and his wife, IN nw W. IN MorrEtown,
bought the Norris home from Henry Duryee, and lived there quite a ns
time Former United States Senator Smith purchased the proper from Nrs
Faydte Smith. INT made man additions ant improvements
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-11
INDEPENDENT OF THE PEOPLE.

II is observable that the few who are loudest in their advocacy of the on
stttutional amendment propositions to remove the Governor, the Legislature
am thu judiciary further way from the people have not a word to say in favor
If a chan in the Constitution o make the Senate a representative body
Thev are in favor of the retention of the present unrepubncan system OF Senate
epresentat for the same reason that they favor the amendment propositions
becaus it removes power from the people. The will of the people is expressed
bv matrftes The will of the State consists OF a majority vote OF the wno
state II has its effect upont the House, but has on upon the Senate, because
he majority of that body is elected by a comparatively small minority OF the
voters IF the estate. Twenty-Five per cent of the States voting population elect
eleven senator's out If twenW-one. New Jersey is almost aone among the States
in its anomalous senatorial system. Nearly all the other States elect their
senatorsb by district units. Rhode Island and Connecticut W smals States nat
are pocket boroughs of a few men, have legislative systems similar to New
Jersey, and reformers have for years been endeavorng to reform them. Well
satisfied with a constitutional system in New Jersey that binds ant gags popular
majorties the advocates of the amendment propositions val to make the
bonds and thu gag tighter by making the Governor and Legislature and the
courtsin independent of the people
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-11
Read This and You Will See
How Easy 1t Is to Save
Money.

A YOUNG mar who would have q
~ competency at the end of ten
years must make sacrifices for
the first two or three years. Say that
YOU. for instance, are earning $50 a
week. AT the present time you may
be spending nearly all of this, as thou
sands of others are doing. Now, dur
ing the first year, you must save 1,0oo.
Why" you exclaim, IF | should save
81 900 a year that would make 10000 at
the end of ten years. without counting
the interest, You're off In your fguf-
ingi"
But wait. We are supposing now
that you are having your share of pros
perity and that at different line with
in the next few years you will have
doctors bills to pay and. may even be
without employment at times. These
things must be taken into considera-
ton. if you would save $40, 200 in ten
years.
So, the first year you save 81, 900. This
leaves you a little less than $11 a week
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-11
POISON IN THE DAILY FOOD.

Every form of artificial food preservadve meet the condemnation of
SPECIALISTS tho were in attendance al h meeting of tn American Medical
association at Atlantic City, and yesterday resolutions to that effect were
adopted, to be forwarded to Washington The judgment If the leading ply
sdans of The country should be he guide of h Federal overnment in its
policy in regard to preservatNe 1t is a n undoubted fact hat tn dyspepsia and
stomach troubles $50 widely prevalent in the United States are de to doctorng
Of all kinds of foods with pesrvattves. The stomach is poisoned with drugs
and food that is made indigesdbbe by preservatve substances is sold everywhere
without restriction. To some extent the government pure-food Law has stopped
the sale of preventative poisoned stufs packed in glass and am but ever
here III law is violated or evaded. Commercial greed stops at nothing in the
preparation of foods to be sold There is less stomach trouble in Europe be-
cause theret the laws are strnter md they are enforced.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-11
MORE SUBSTANTIAL SEASIDE HOTELS.

The time is coming when all large hotels IN the seacoast will have to be
constructed of noneombustbe material Atlantic City a taught a lesson not
long ago in a fire that destroyed a large section of frame buildings a much
larger n more valuable section barely escaping. All along the coast from
Atlantic Highlands to Cape May are wooden hotels, any OF then oil a fimsy
character AT Spring Lake on Wednesday night a fires started in the Breakers
Hotel. m completely destroyed it within tw hours. AT Cape May Point a
large fran hoel n adjoining cottages were recently destroyed by fe The
wonder is that these experiences are oftner repeated. But a chang has
begun. At Cape May the vasts stockton Hotel built in 1872 by the Pennsylvania
railroad is to be torn dow and replaced by a brick andconcrete structure, and
other large frame hotels there ares also ito be replaced y modern structures The
icy Hotel Cape May is fre-rof Atlantic City is nov building hotels with
brick. stone and concrete md The sam materials will enter into future hotel
construction on te North Atlantic coast.
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II BLUE n If GRAY AT MEMPHIS.

The greetings given to General Frederick d Grant at Memphis yesterday
by old Confederate officers during a review of ten thousand Confederate veterans
from variousp parts Of h South testified alike to a restored national feeling and
to the Confederate regard for General Ulysses S Grant, who displayed so much
true magnanimfy on the field of Appomattox The incident at Memphis is
peculiarly pleasing to the American people, North n South. The name of
Robert f. Lee is held in honor in the North as Grants nam is in the South
We are erectng monuments to Union and Confederate soldiers in common The.
grave of Confederate prisoners OF war IN New Jersey soil are soon to be
there now is peace
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-11
Three of The Days Best Stories

WV p ILTON LACKAYE. in 1.-The Battle" happened recently to witness a
WV sneak thef snatch a girls pocket-book on the street.
w The thief "a caught an Mr. Iackaye offered to ppear a. a
witness for the girl |
The thiefs wyer wa Of the type that rmrs and rant a witnesses
ant attempts to break them down. He tred this method OF h actor.
"And at what hour, sir did thish happen" asked h lawyer.
II think'- began Mr. Lackaye, when the lawyer interrupted with:
1T isn't what you think. sir; it's what o. know that We wanti"
Don't you want to know what L think?' mildly asked h actor.
II do not" the lawyer snapped out
Well them" said Mr. Lackaye, II might as well leave the witness
box l can't talk without thinking. I'm not a lawyer"
m nee l knew a man." said Rose StahL. in the perenniany popular
Chorus Lady who carried his contempt of water applied in
ternany to extreme lengths. 1t happened once when he a fish
ing that h. fell overheard was fshed oWt with a boathook. after he'd
been soaking in. HI brne about half a hour or So. AS they laid him limp
n sopping on the deck n someone t whskey 20 pour dow his throat
his lips were seen to move Everyone bet closely ito listen for his last mes
age. while lie murmufed:
F." Roll me o a bari fust to git some o this water nut It'll, weaken
he ncker'"
ffVXT HAT on earth made you crawl under the car? There's nothing
y VA thu natter will it, #&
81 know. but that lady win just passed var IN my wife
and if she say me with this new runabout she'd expect me to double her
annony!"-June Youngs Magazine.
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CHICKS THAT NEVER RETURNED.

Yes" said the suburbanite as he
welded a hoe. Il am fond of poultry
dinners"
Then it is a wonder you ont raise
chickens instead of flowers remarked
the mutual friend.
"Oh, what's the use? My n~eighbors
raise the chickens."-Chicago News.
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HIS HOPE.

Papa" wrote the sweet girl. 81 have
become infatuated with calisthenics."
well, daughter" replied the old man,
'If your hearts sot IN him I haven't
a word to say; out l always did hope
you'd marry an Observation-Disclosures
Post.
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HER SUMMER OUTING.

How do you expect to spend your
summer vacation this year, Mrs.
Green?"
Cooking fish for a bunch of hungry
visitors as usual. Detroit Free Press.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-11
sRlAN AS seNAToR ERoM NasRASkA.

William j Bryan as Democratic candidate for United States nato in
Nebraska will before the people under the Oregon plan. If he succeeds in
getting in the primaries a higher vote than his Republican competitor III Iegis
lature elected W months lar will be obliged % elect hfm to the senate
whether h legislature b Re Republican or Democratic If Mr.. Bryan shall be
traditions m immemorial rules Of courtesy which nal h newcomer incon-
spicuous in debate for a period long enough to wear off his newness How long
Mr.. Bryan would consent to sit at the feet of the senate and lear in silence is
probIematicaL Possibly 10 longer than Senator La Toilette or senator Root did
But Mr. Bryan is yet tt be nominated and elected.
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In Ripping Good Hurnor
MERELY FOR SHOW.
+++E+F+4++++++++++*

Well said Farmer Corntossel, i've
got to look after my tomatoes n
string beans and things"
"You don't expect to feed all your
summer boarders out of that little gar
den, do you?" inquired the neighbor.
Nope. I've put in my order for
canned goods, as usual. That vegetable
garden is just a decoy."-Washington
Star.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-11
TRUE ART.

"Where did you get that disgracefu
black eye?"
Nothing ~disgraceful about it,"
why not?"
Because it is hand-painted."
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NV sres were strong, heroic men, who fought oil many a crimsonf field;
and could betterc tut a throat, or batter down a foemans shield; and
some were knighted by the king, and went around with golden
ri IE spurs, which must hv been a nuisance when they walked among
- the cockeburs. Their sMes were arons of the Rhine who worked
pi loon a now historic graft; they held up travellers by day, n quansd
DLOOO heir sack at night ant laughed; they always slept upon the foof.
and never shaved or ut heir hair; they paved their victuals
with their lands, n never heard of Il nderwea Their sres, some centuries
before. "a naked through the virgin wales. distinguished from the other apes
dim past is yelled o me, and so fear 1 annot claim a really hawless pedi-
gree.
Copyright 1905 By George Matthew Adams CNahMa4ov
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UNDER THEM.

Knicker-Did you feel as though
your fingers were all thumbs?
Henpekt-No; but I've felt as though
my wife's were!-Puck.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-16
am nenen SATIRE.

Sm nenen Sabre.
Sas alte Sa6r, es tit aerrpnneu,
Qsit feiner 3nif, nit ieinent Shmera,
Sas nene Sabr, es bat begpnnen:
Gntsegen iamdb'st linn iebes 8er5.
9as nene Sabr! Mas mirb es bringen,
9as iett benz 3eitenfhpR entftammtt?
3GRt es nns Snbellieber iingen?
9inb anr GnttGnidJmng mir nerbamntos
Setn gleihes Sell, iuie icbes sa9r!
8ieletdbt tutrh's rtandJes MGtiel l1ien,
9ns nns bis jett md bnttfel tuar.
3pmm' ,uic es Mill! g8ir tuDllen seben
Gntgegen tim nit friifem Mant;
Dem Sbledbten tppll'n mir tpiberfteben,
Sefampfen es Bis anf bas 8lat.
Gs brobet iekt in biefem 2unbe
Der 6retbeit ermftlidle 0efabrf
SurdJ eine fredJe 9cnd,ler =8nnbe,
Ste tets ein Jetnb ber 6reibeit mar.
@ir baben segem fie su fampfen
Ntthts bari i'm &a,npf ben Nant mns
banpfen,
@er feige saubert = banbelt ifjled1t.
@ir finipfen nif)t nit hlnt'scn @affe.t,
gitt gi6t's Selluna's tuilbem SPIEL,
Nnt gabiplak ntiihem mir erraffen
Den Sicg, ber bieies Samples Siel.
9te @eiber, iueld]e pDien tragen,
Die Manner, bic i'm llmterrud,
Ste tupllen mir bpn bannem iagen,
5insues, tueit iiber stein unb Stud.
g8ir reben rtd)t BON iuilbem Iraiiem,
6ar Wdkisfeit aud ite6en mir,
9ph fpllen nngeifjpren laifen
Sic infer ebles 9pne Gtar Sier.
6iir 6ies fakt nns bas Glas er6cbeu,
sc sibt snr Mrbeit Suit mnb Graft,
SO mebret nns bic 2nft am 3eben,
Ste aMes Gdt1ne nm mns fdJafft.
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500 gelpbn1ma. stOo.

3ie 2eier bieier Settu1lg tperoen iitl
freuen, .au erfabren, oaB es ipenisltcus
cine gefiir6tete &ranfbeit giebt, ipelsbe
bic 8iiienfdaft IN al ibren Stufen 81
9eilen imftai,oe lit; 9alf aatarrbsair
1T Die ein5iae iebt Der dr5tlicbeu griioet<
ibaft befannte poiitibe @llr 9atnrrb err
foroert als cine &onftitutionsfrnnsfe: t
cine fonititutionelle 8ebaubluug Soll' 5
Aatarrbsanr tpirb innerlid1 genommen
uno tpirft brett oiif bas 8lut uno Die
ldlein1igen Sberfldben 0es Gpltems ,SaT
ourd Die Grrnblase Der &ranfbeit 8ers
it0reno nuo benz Yatienter &raft eebeno,
inoem iie bic &onItitution beg Sf0rpcrs
aufbailt u1lb Der gatir 5u i6rem 8erfe
bilft 9ie @ieentiimer baben 10 bieI 9ere
trauen 5ll ibren Seilfrdften oaR lie 100
Dollars gelobnlng fir ieben San ans
bieten, ben Tie gu flirieren berfeblen 2aB.
gn6 cine 2iite bon 3engniiieu fomn,en
Man abreHiere:
s. 5. Gbenep 60. 9o1ebo, 8
8erfallft bon allen Npotbefen, 75c.
3aIl's Samiliens9iIIen firb Die beiiel,.
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6rute rpt. mpraen tpt."

Das gilt bor Gaem BEL jener idrede
den Gronfbeit. tpelde appenoicitis ae<
nannt ipiro linb beren 8eien in eiiler
0eritopfnng bes ipilrmformigeu Oarmes
nit nahfolgen6er gnt5iinbung lno e.is
ter,ma teltebt. Gs tritt pl6sIidb eln
Sdmers in bet re1teu Qeiiteneeaeuo
auf, oann folgt ssieber, Ii. {. IN. lln6 in
penieen Eagen Der Sob 9ie &nnit bes
qe5didteiten 4r8tes 1T foft inmer bilfs
los, ipd6renb 8i re6ier 3eit oieie ges
fdbrlifite aller &ranfbeiten leidt bate
pernlieoen tper6en fonnen. Sorget nlir,
eaB Der 9arm bor WerItopfiing betpd9rt
6leibt, uro mas ebenio ipihtig it, Dab
oies nit ben beipd6rten ct. Bernnro
ardsiterpiIlen gei6iebt.
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asraiiSent hifft Waiieu.

4unoerten bon @aiIen puroc
burf ben gr1iioenten 6es .Snoll'
itriaI ano Orphans Some" bon Ma'
con, 60, sebolfen, tueIber fhreibf
.Wir brau1en electric gitters IL
0ielen Snftitut felt 8 Sabren. 81
5eigte fih aIs cine auberoroentlie9'
Meoiain fir Magen, 2eber nno aie
ren.Qeioen. ggir baIten es fir eill
Der beften Ganilien-Meoi5incn De
agelt." Gs belebt Die 1ebensorga
nen. reinist bas 8lut, bilft Der Ier
6auuns, erregt appetit. lin oiinlle
bIeihe idtpade stinoer ODER bernr
tergefommene perionen gu itdrtei
,,l6 uieoer auf5ubauen, gi6t cs niht'
aebnIihes. Dos 8eite fir Groltcll
sei6en. geur so Cts. Bel allen DRUG
n, ten.
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Zex K a 8.

Siil &ongreB lln0 perl1le6ette
9eibliiiie eingebroft, melbe Die
vNanal Gonmiiiipn" beauftraeeil,
cine Snipeftion Der terallii9en 0e-
fenplabe nor5nnebmel1, I'M beral,S-
5lifinoelt. Oh elmer bon ibnen nitt
als Citation fir elm grofenood ser
5fegierliltg geeigilet ipdre.
l1niere Gilenbabnen proteitia-
rem aufs gntldieoenite gegen elite
Serabiesune oes 6abrpreiies auf
5ipei Gents, iuie iie Ser @oupernelr
porihlagt. Sic bebaupten, bab lie
niht babel belteben fonrten.
= Geri6ieoene angeiebene Bait
fiers oes Staates baben mabrelto
Der lesten 9oge BEN 8erii6erungs-
fonln1iiiar 2ope aufgeiildt uno iib
nuf's @ntidieoenite gegen oie bonn
@ouperneur borgeidIagene @aron-
tierung Der 8onf-Depoiiten ausge=
iproben.
&epralentant 9lnoerlon bot inl
feprdientantenbouie Der 2egislotur
cine gia eineebra6t bob in feiner
S6ule, Die tpetliger als orei 2eb-
rer bei6dftige, llnterribt in fremoen
Spraden erteilt tperben ioae uno
gleih5eitig cine 8ia, pelbe be-
itimmt. baB mon in ieoer offentli-
den Sdule Die &inoer iiber Die
fhaolihen @irfllngen oes IIfobol-
genlliies unterridte. 0o oeiet iid
wieoer einmal Sren1oenbaB uno
8robibitionsnut in ihoniter 8erbin-
oung
6. 6. 9beunlann elmer scr
dlteiten oeutlhen 2ebrer oes Gtaa-
reg, 1T in Colorado gollntp geltor-
ben. 9beulnonn fton1ntte aus Darm-
ltoot, er NOR oriiben Sffi5ier, fam
in ben fiinf5iger Sabren nod geras,
nabm am giireerfrieg als Captain
elmer bon linn eebilbeten &ompagnie
tell uno fungierte ipater niele
Sabre als 2ebrer un6 sSriebensri1.
ter in Colorado County. @r ipar
elmer Der befannteiterl Dentiden IN
iener Geeeno bes Staates.
= gbarles Heal lit gum Boitntei'
tier in &errbille ernanrlt moroen.
Sn 9earne bot man einer
Heger feiteenommen, Der in Sas
| 9ails BON S. @. Marmea georun
gen NOR ullo ith I'M Sblai5in1mel
| eines in benz 9ouie ippbnenoen jun
| gen Maodens nomens Eilie Sribg,
peritedt bate. @dbrenb Der Nah
farn er beraus ,ulo periudte, ol,
gettoede BON Dem iltngeu Mdbdel
fort5u8ieben. SRI. 5ribge fing ar
| au idreien, Die Sausgenoiien fame,
| herbei uno Der gilloringling fpnro
| feitgenolnmen.
9luf ieiner 3arm in Der N6h
bon Sipeet Some itarb S. 9. 81
| Weper I'M gllter bon rs Sabrell
| Weper luar friiber gountp- aonmii
| iir uno Steuerfoaeftor bon 2apa
ca gountb.
| 9lus Spler IN Snitb gountp
einer Der bauptidhlidIten Obit.@e
| senoen unieres Staates miro gemel
| oet, man iei bort aageinein Der an
| lidt, ooB Sas sSroitpetter Der let
fen Gage 9(usiiht ouf cine gut
| ObIternte eroffne.
ssn 8rpon bralnte oaS @e
| l6dftsbaus an oer Main StraBe, i
Dem iib oas 9ofal Der Griten gee
tionalbonf uno anoere @efhdfte HI
| fonoen, ab. Ger Shaoen bel1uI
Iid1 oilf uneef1br $4,000.
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Sci benz 2uiommenitos cine.

= Sci Dem 3uiammenltoB zines
Baiiaeierauges uno zines Srabt5u=
ges an Ser 0enper & 9fio @ralloe
8abn in Der 9eabe bon @lenipopo
Springs, Colorado, lpuroen 5ebn
Yerionen getotet uno piele nerlest
8eboroen Die 9lngobe gelnadt, &eencr
babe I'M SSuli b. $. auf ieiner 5arn1
in geortb Goborus einen ibr unbe-
fannteil Mann III ibrer @eeennart
ern1oroet uno lie ge5urngel1 81 idpn-
ren, oaB iie nihts iiber has Ser
breben ousiaeen perbe gr babe
Die 2eide i'm Sofe Ser ssarm per-
i6arrt. Die 8eboroen loIien 9lits-
grabuneen i'm Sol Der 5arm por-
nebmen, I'M Die 2ei6e auf5ufinhcn.
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ynlanc.
Thornton ]. Hains
Won der f1litsebuId am fl1crde
frsigssprccben.
I'm Scbnee fest.
Trisde nit Venezuela ist jelzt
in Sicbt.
Hrbitration.
Hrbitration.
ProbibitionsbiIIs in Hrkansas
singersiebt.

9tab langen Hro3ebperhan0=
lllngen umo ln,lgen 8eratungen Der
@eihlporenen lit Der Sbriftfteller
Tbornton s. @ains, oeiIen 8rlloer,
Capt Beter s. Sains ben 3eitlln8s-
berauseeber Iilnis erihoB, bon Ser
glnfloge, an Ser got beteiligt 5u
Iein, freigeiprohen iuoroen. 9lls Sic
Gntfheibune perfiinoet ipuroe, bra-
den bic iiu @erihtsiaal antpeienoer
5dblreihen 3uborer in lalte @ei-
faIsrufe aug.
Mcrfiriirbige S1ifiale Daben
500 Meiienoe aus benz Often, Mdr.
ncr. sSroilen uno 9inoer, I'M Staarc
Oregon gebabt. sic famen IN 5luei
9iigen oil unb blieben norblid) pom
Columbia, Bel Der Staot 1be 0alics,
i'm Shnee Itedell. Shnea enti1loi-
len perlieBeli fie oie 3iige. eillgen
al SUB iiber bas gis ocs 6lulles
uno beltiegen am onoern l1fer eileil
bereititebenoen 3ng Der iie tad,
BorHollb brinaen iollte. 4aam bat
lie oieier aber einige 5man5is Weilel'
5uriidgelegt. als er ebenfalIs IN
Stnee itedei blieb. 9lle 9en1iibun-
gen poripdrts gu folnnen, eriDieie;l
{sh ols bergebIi1 uno 10 muBte
nenn Sen 8eridiitteten Elm SiiIfe-
slig augei9idt tperoen Der tie 5llriid
,1f,d cNnIIoa hrod,fp
@m. 6. Buchanan, oen uaiere
Megierung als Gpe5iaIfommiilor
nod gemeouela seididt bat. fiinoiai
an, oab er nit Ser pene5ola1iibeil
Megierung cine @erit6noigung cr'
sielt babe, ols @rulblage fir eint
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