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The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-03
PERU NORMAL NOTES.

Miss Templeton, state librarian,
| spoke to the students on ready ac-
| cess to the best books in the Ii
brary and how they should appre-
ciate such.
President Crabtree has been away
most of the week, being at a meet
ing of the old board of education at
Wayne, and also looking after the
school at that place.
There are over 40 students who
entered the preliminary debates.
Out of these debates, the best will
be chosen to represent the Normal
in the coming intercollegiate de-
bates.
Several foot ball rallies have been
held for the purpose of learning a
few yells and songs for the coming
game. AT every rally great enthu-
siasm was shown by the crowd that
attended.
Friday night the two societies
held their weekly meetings. In Ev-
erett Society the annual musical num-
Der was given, which displayed the
fine talent that the school has. The
annual boys program was held at
Philomathean Society, and the ways
/, ia which the numbers were render
ed, shows much credit due to the
boys foi giving such a splendid pro-
gram.
Saturday afternoon an interesting,
but hard fought game was played at
this place between Peru and the sec
ond team of the Nebraska Univer-
sity. The game resulted in a score
of 5 to 0 in favor of Peru. The
touchdown was made by fake drop
kick on the Units. 80 yard line. The
line up is as follows: Stevens, X.
E.; Stoddard. r. T.; Neff, r. e.;
Beck, o.; Wrightsman. l.. G.; Sha-
effer, L.. T.; Coburn and Mcdowell,
L. E.; Gilmore, r. H.; Lincoln, F.
B.; Gelwick, l.. H.; Skinner c.
University Warren. r. E.; Dunlesey
R. T.; BLY,, r. g.; Potter, o.; Frank
lin, l.. G.; Kositsky, l.. T.; Zakez,
l.. E.; Frank, r. H.; Ray, F. B.;
Smith, l.. H.; Curtis, C. Time of
halves twenty five minutes. Referee,
HOWE, umpire, Medley, timekeeper,
DR.. Vance; touchdown, Stevens. The
attendance was 400.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-03
Eating for Strength.

The greatest pleasure to be de-
rived from eating is the pleasure one
gets in the knowledge that his food Is
giving him greater strength and vi
tality.
Because of this fact there is a IN
slant increase in the consumption of
Quaker Oats; every time the strength
making qualities of Quaker Oats have
been tested by scientific Investigation
or by experiments in families it has
been found to be a food without an
equal.
1t builds the muscles and brain with
out taxing the digestive organs; it
costs so little anyone can afford it,
and it is SO carefully prepared and
packed that it is absolutely pure and
clean. A Quaker Oats eating family
is always a healthy family. IL
Quaker Oats is packed in regular
size packages and also in large size
family packages. The latter very con-
venient for those not near the store.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-03
VERDON.

Mr.. Bennett is very ill at this
writing.
George Fogle had business in the
county seat Friday.
Tom Smith returned to his home
in Auburn Sunday.
Frank Shubert of Stella spent last
Sunday here with friends.
Elmer Rombaugh made a bust
ness trip to Auburn Friday.
Henry Griffith and wife of Arkan-
sas are visiting relatives here.
Emerson Bowers received four
car loads of cattle Saturday morn
ing.
Judd Yantis of Long Island, Kas.,
is visiting his uncle, Yves Stump and
family.
Bessie Stump left Monday for a
visit with relatives in Long Island,
Kansas.
Clara Laughara came down from
Auburn for a visit with relatives in
the country.
Mrs. Emma Wilkinson arrived on
The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-03

Saturday for q visit to her mother,
Mrs. seldom.
Mrs. Beller of Reserve spent a
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Oden Saylor.
Mrs. f.. Goolsby returned Friday
from "A three weeks visit with rel
atiyes in Salem.
Miss Myrtle Bowers spent a few
days last week with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Heineman.
Mrs. Swortz and children of Lewis
vile arrived Wednesday for a visit
with friends here.
Minnie Bloom of Falls City spent
Thanksgiving with her uncle, Josh
Bloom and family.
Mrs. Trimmer of Stella spent. a
few days last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Glare Coleman.
Miss Roxie Mccullough left Mon
day for a few weeks visit with
friends near Dawson.
Mrs. ID. Nj. Davies and children of
Falls City visited relatives here the
latter part of last week.
Henry Fritz and wife came up
from Falls City last week for a
visit with their children.
Mrs. f. A. Harden returned home
last week after a short visit with
Mrs. Morgan in Falls City.
Bert Waggoner and family of Stel-
la visited Frank Waggoner and fam
lily here the first of the week.
Henry Fisher and wife are the
proud parents of a little son, who
came to gladden. their home last week
Miss Fannie Miller returned to
her home III Falls City the first of
the week after a short visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Waggoner and little daugh-
tiers, Dorothy and Alta, visited with
Bert Waggoner and family in Stella
Saturday.
Ralph Carries returned home from
Omaha Wednesday evening where
he has been in a hospital for sever-
al months.
Fred Struggled and wife are en-
joying a visit from the formers
parents, G. w. Springfield and wife
of Ewing, Neb.
Mr.. Chase and bride arrived last
Thursday after an extended wedding
trip, and are at home to their friends
in the Chase property in the south
part of town.
The ladies of the Christian church
gave a Thanksgiving dinner in the
J. r. Smith building. A large crowd
was in attendance and an enjoyable
time was\ had by all present. They
realized $53. 90.
Word was received from Lincoln
last week, that while out walking,
Scenora Cornell fell and broke her
arm neal the shoulder. The acct
dent has proved to be a very painful
one. Miss Cornell formerly lived
here.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-03

Many school children suffer from
constipation, which is often the cause
of seeming stupidity at lessons. Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
are an ideal medicine to give a child
Cor they are mild and gentle il their
effect, and will cure even chronic
constipation. Sold by all druggists.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-03
OHIO.

elf Finck and wife.
Mrs. IVES. Nedrow spent Sunday
With Mrs. H. A. Burk.
Everett Guilliams was a guest of
Allen Gilmore Saturday.
VIM. Strecker and family we're WIS.,
tors at j. Schuler's Sunday.
Clay Peck and family were guests
Of Mrs. Peck's brother and wife.
ed. Kimmel and family visited
wlIh Ed. Ruegge and family Sunday.
School opened at Silver Creek on
Monday, after a four weeks vaca-
Ton.
Albert Reischick and fammily were
guests of the formers brother last
Sunday.
Jim Gilmore spent Thanksgiving
~ Powhatten, kas., with his mother
and sister.
Rev. Blough and family spent
thanksgiving with Henry Knisley
and family.
Il. Burk and wife entertained a
sister-in-law of Fairfield and her moth
e last week.
Anson Knisely and wife spent
Sunday with the formers brother,
Lloyd II wife.
Edna Shaffer went to Falls City
Monday to keep house for her grand
father this winter.
D. Keller was remembered with
4 postal card shower on his birth
day last Saturday.
Fred Whitrock and wife entertain
ed Rev. Schultz and family at their
home Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Cleon Peck and baby were the
guests of Mrs. Frank Lichty last
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lichty and Miss
Lola Sturns were guests of Chester
Stump and wife Sunday.
Fay Meyers and family spent one
day last week with Mrs. Meyers
parents. east of Falls City.
q. A. Burk and family were the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Fred
Cnesley, in Falls City over Sunday.
Ierle and Frank Stump went to
Fails City Thanksgiving to visit their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lichty.
John Frazier and wife returned to
their home in ST. Joseph last week
after visiting with their niece, Mrs.
Guy Lichty.
Mrs. Mart Meyers and son of Nor
rill. Kas., came up Saturday and Wis
tied we Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. Ivan Keller.
Hrs. Elmer Peck and daughter
cane up from Morrill, Saturday and
visited until Monday with her sister,
Mrs. Ivan Keller.
Mrs. Ruegge of Falls City anne
out Saturday and is visiting with
her children, Ed and Will Ruegge
and Mrs. Ed Kimmel.
Hrs. John Yocam and daughter,
Code and her friend from Salem
spent Thanksgiving with the form
er's daughter, Mrs. N. Peck.
Nary Deuchler went to her home
in Falls City to spend the winter.
She has spent the past two years
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
rock.
Claude Phillip and wife of Falls
City and Mrs. Schoch and son, Will
bur. of Nebraska City were guests
of p. E. Shaffer and family one day
recently.
Mrs. Henry Fritz was remembered
by her many friends last Friday, it
being her birthday, by a postal
shower and she received a great
many cards.
Mrs. Frank Shaffer entertained a
goodly number of the Sunday school
scholars at her home Thanksgiving
afternoon. Pulling taffy and eating
ing the afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Elshire and family
were surprised one evening last
week by some of her friends and
~neighbors. The evening was spent in
making taffy and popping corn, and
those present had a fine time.
The box social given at the Hark-
endorf school house last Wednesday
evening was quite a success. A
good sized crowd was in attendance
and an excellent program was rem
dered. Almost $500, was realized.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-03
Magnetic Healing

Miss Lizzie Heitland, a gradu-
ate Of the Weltmer School of
Magnetic Healing, of Nevada,
Mo. | am prepared to treat dis
eases of all kinds. Phone 279.
Located at Mrs. Burris residence
south of the convent. At
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fcpbs'S olpitaI. 90 Sabre alt.
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pint 8: JaHanr @saraarst :1arbpe. Or. 1909.
Jrcoerid z%9lncHie. 60 Sabre ali.
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gtnL g.. Sdnndr sbpmas Muneu. gr. $40.
a'eli'Honlb9rn'Si rdBe 40 ,abre alt.
gm O. 4dFli1r Samuel Mitdlcu, Nr. 125.
SisSuQbcssS traBe. 50 Sabre alt.
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sinl :. TarIar SoicDhinr Wiurrag, 9lr. 1905,
@uooHear. StraRe, 40 Sabre ali.
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SercO1SiruBc. | SaDr ali.
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miro, u,o old) @r. Hooiepclt lit nit
Der 8ebaltscrh6bung pollitGn0ig Cit
n~crItai6en. Gr ielblt miro nldlt oa
ran tbciIbabcn, aber CT 9onnt tic lei.
ucm N%dd)folgcr uoil gall62rn Ser5cn
Gr tpcib ultS ei9Cncr @rfaGtm0 poi
Moibington Gin tbeucreS Filaiter iii
0ab 6ic Observation-Disclosures fir ci.
nei1 Erdiibcntcn ser TereiniNtell
Stuoten %bctr0t,tlid) linb. Iie 9erioi,
Jung oe3 2an0es beiiimmt, baB Der
lrGiioent iiir iairle Iienitc cine Gont.
peniation erbalteu loll, bic qber ipdll-
reno ieiner NlmtS5eit me0er erbGbt.
nod b%erabgeiebt iucroen Bari, @iS
gum Sabre 1873 betrug ou@ @ebult
bc9 F%rGiiocntcn 25,000 SouurS. ll1t-
Ter @ralt nllroc ca olf $1,000 Sol.
lorS crbobt. Gem Fr1iiocntcn ilebt
iibri0ellS olldl nod maild)eo Anoere
STR E%crfilgulg. Gr bot ircic @oh-
ming i'm @ciBcn Nouic. Die He9ic-
RING itellt ibm ona aiid)cnperipnol,
Nltim0rtcr, Sbiiriu1rtcr, @oicn nno
onbcrc @eoicnItcte oes Meibcu Soll,
les, Teucrlu1a mo S%cleild)tung, Iit
Rilm1eu, Die bel 1ycitlihfciteu &c
brolldt mer0cn licicrn oie Sr2i6l)Glt.
icr ser Rc0icrun9. Srobbem Iinh sic
glllSgobcn bcS ErGiiocnicn iiir Silent
lite GmlpiGnge, iiir Stoatsoincrs II.
Observation-Disclosures bctrdhtlidL mcnn
MIR cinigcrmabcl repraientirt iper.
oen ioll. Gini9c FrGiibentNn boben
lid ia bon ibreml @cbalt cill beldIeioe-
mes @ernlogen erIport, abcr bel Sen
meiIttn iii mcllig oocr 9ar nid)tS iib-
rig gcbIicbcn. >Snl TcrbGltniB 5l Sen
Gintiinitcn Der Sb%crb0llpter clropdi
id)er E1nber lit bos Ginfomm2n oes
FrGliocntcn Der &ereinigtcu Staaten
aerinN, obgeicbcn non Dem Oclltid)cn
&uiicr, Der ats lold)cr 1or tcin Wchalt
bcjieht. Trunfreid) bcjohlt leinem
FrGiiocnten ncbcn lcincr @otmulg
I'M Glpicc Eoloia einc Milion tSrcS.
S%obre$gcbolt mo 100000 tSrorco He
prlientntipn3s in0 Heilcfoiten, ollo
100000 Collars. Ser G5ar bon
GuBlon6 crD1lt G,15O.C0O Collars.
Der aaiicr BON Seitrcid) llngorn
rltno bier Wiillioncn IouorS, Der SIS
Mig bon Gnglanb 3,553.0O0 Collars,
Ser a0ni1 bon ,Nrolien 100000 90!
lars II. |. I. Cas- rcid)itc 2unb Scr
Grbe lam lid Die GrG0hung 0es FrG
iiocnten9eballeS red)t luobl 0citattcn.
i%ucm9leid) 6oS nit 10000 Collars
botirtc Amt olld IN 3utlulit 9cnuN
@cm2rbtr linden milrbc.
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eie ,,,1crtid,e ganf Don Baltimore
Yefanntmafnngen
9Rreau hes atae.,R csihratoro.
Rofhfnu@

baltimore. 2S. Sea. 1908.
IA bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, GomniifIre In
GefeBlid) opreefbriebeller 9Seile ihreii erbpiils
tigerl iiro perbeierieIt 9eriht iiber Die 5lige'
@eriberbJpuugcn iilr Sic Concentrating unS
Seffming Der Batter. Strafe. BON ocr Gillette
Der Iinoior.Miu'Jt oao nab Der cbcmoligcn
ipetliten Stobtaren5c, nebii ben oaranf. be6ii9t
liheH etogiiItigen Mto oerbelierten er!ldreioeu
4litcu in SenIdbbeii Der Norftriiteu oe5 &al.
tinore Sidots9barterS mo OCT an 10. WPai
1907 un!Pr5eih1lctcn Neroronin9 .9ir. PIT beS
9Ianors lIno StaolruihS boz, baltimore uno
folder anoercr @ciepe uUh Serororuuge,, Die
AMI oieie strselcacubeii perrucnobar ftnb, bel
inns binterle9i Ddben.
miro hierinii beiartt Gen,abt, buB bcidatcr
NeriNt MO 8line nri oielc Meiie in bieferl
9itredi binter eai ,poroeit itno llno oIG Der
Mapor. INN s%tabtratb BON Baltimore, oorr ir'
scflo cine 4serfpt ODER EerfoncN, ober Corpora
%iioueii, Die mir Der %crtbeiiuna Der 1orbeuunlts
ieit 9ntibdoi9ulaeu poer 9SeriherbobunSell ms
8~uirieoet 'iuo. i~nnerbalh oreiGi9 500. SGgen
pcnl %, GeieRber 1908 an. ais pen. eritsn. Ia
&c Der bon mir alSgeGGraeileu Ser6tieHt!iGllIi9
bieier Toti5. itrtitIiG bGaeaer al oae VaIttf
more Siabtaeridt dppeiiren Ulo od5 peiaa!e
8eridbt crildlen nlo9en. b~ie'elbcll III rebioiren.
2. SciDel Thomas,
Staoi' Hegiitrator.
fye;2o;S dn5 1910
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Die GrbDbuna Dee. Fraiioentcn
Wckalfe.

Gas 6inani.G mnitr bes Seuats
Dat eit alnenoenlent einsebrodlt, pei.
dies oas 8ebali oes Tr1iioanteu Don
10000 duf 100000 IplarS erb6bt.
Sic bisber oilsgcieBten 25.0GD Col.
,lnrc fiir Sfeiiefolten bes Er1iiecnten
fpIlcn III ser @sbaltserbobuna oe3
4rdIioenten init eiilhegrifien iein.---
Third oas ENHANCEMENT iollen aud
0te @ebdlicr ocs 9ice Frdiincn.en Ii.
ocS Spred3ers oes Mepr1ienianter.
bouieS BON 1900 aiif 10000 Collars
ctbobt lperceil. Gas Iirb aail5 ortigc
9iiIoecn fir Den Trdiioenien. iii Den
Vice.Nrdiibeuten nno cen Sprcdlcr.
O. iitterIiegt falim einem 3lueiial.
0ab bns Mflenoemeni III beioeIl s1u-
firm 0es 9ongrciirs a,lgeloirmcsl
Ir4ErrrL% tfEH H. "
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Ncutid,c observation-disclosures.

Iie oclltidp Sppoiitiolls @rcIic
n0raclt picocr ii6cr cine Ncnlcrtlna
lueldle &oiicr Wilbelm bcI'ln Nells
iahrS. Gmpiong ocn contnlonolrcnocn
BpnerGlen gc9cnilbcr 9cmoGt baben
i0ll. Ger &oilCr babe oarllt mlc0er
politiidc SraGen cr0rtcrt. Ger Con,
melhcr Don cilem Sbcil Der oclltid)en
Frciic iCit scr &er0licntlihul9 bes
S~ntcruieua IN Der ocutihen ErcliC
onoeit,laacu miro, lit foum perlt1no
lid). Xcicl mir "a III cllcm 0crlilcr
Nloitc: oTeutld)lano tbllt cine frcl
heitlid)c Grnclicrumg al Multpt .lilb
Wliebcrn uotb. Grit Nnlul miro eS
I'M Rutll Der &olfcr oie 9cbilbrenoe
Holc ipielen mo ocl ElaB einllehs
men. Der Jest bcm %olbabiolutismtS
einmiitbig perlueigcrt miro. @er bes
Tcltidcn EcihcS Mud)t mill. mIB
bcs oelltid)cn %olfc& Gnhpidcling
mo Srcibcit iuoqcll. 60 luin ca ser
@eiit Der Belt unh bic Nid)tlung Der
Gnhuidelun9. Gitlc Milbe. tic benz.
men 5i lUollcn. &onmlcn miro bod
mas fommlen mllb!"
SoIteS boblc Ebrnicmcrf iollte
man BON elmer 3citln9 aus Scr
&ouptitobt bca &olfea scr Teutcr
nid)t cruortcn. Gnb Geutiblono
bnrdl bic Norgclcicn ulo @ebdiiiafci.
icn 9c1eil oic &egierullg llno oen
auiier i'm Iuslonoc gcidobct miro,
lit bieien Nor9erln Der Ereiic 9leid)-
Qiiltig. llebcr oen &~cid}afon5lcr miro
10 IosgcSogen: "gSoS @iilcp tbut.
iiibrt 5u Sd)abcn. mas or onoreiit,
miro perfebrt. III CT 5u%iricocn, 10
iinb mir Dem &crbcrben am nGfIten.
Sein Nnmc bebcutct NiBaeid,id untb
MiBericlae. so lollGc bel inns @ii.
lclp mo ieinesglcid)cn ioriluurIteln
tonneil, miro cS a,,d) hrollBen nid)t
bciier, benn baS @ranbnlal ser Neat-
ton id)redt frcibeitSlicbctbc Golftr
Suriid, Sic GnglGnbcr, oercn Mepa.
Icr EI1ne sur Muftbcilrng scr Siirfci
Nit Mmatiirfcn crit SIR notionolcn
attwchr id)reiten lieBcl limo Jest bort
Die Scrret Der Gage. neil lie Dol,
iebcr Die Notwithstanding utter
ltiittcn uno ein ircieS ToIf hiutcr lid
babcll."
@aS miro ourd) iold)' Does Ge.
idlinipie 9eniiBt2 3eituisen ipreden
imucrbliint BON circrn r9anferot1
Der arpnc!." Tieie SpejieS Der oci,t
idlcn Ereiie eripeiit Dem @aterlunoc
cincn idlet)tcn TienIt.
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Slara Sotcr.

IS fiarb ant s. Sanrar 1909 Sroi Glara
outer, Saiitli ocs oeritorbencn Stcpben Soter,
geboren in gI5ennu, llnteriranfeu. Bic Beer
btsung Iinoei am Muntaa, Morecn5 s lbr.
bon ibrtr @obning Nr. $50, Nriitc SiruRc.
9ilbIanbtoipl. aus nab Der Seri Seirs'tir6c
iiuit, NO mi 80 llbr cine 9teaiieinsM ieiie &C.
Icicu miro (Q-f00
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Cpuiic 81 Stnnf.

IS iiurh arr 6. 1dfuur 1909 qpuiie W.
2tapi, 81 Sabre alt. aeliebie Satin bon 9llla.
Stdpi. Serlpanotc utlo Srciroe itno ~eingelus
Den. Der Seerotmil1 bei6llpobncir. lpelde an
Spnntna, GGhmitfnes Is3 lbr, bon ibrer gSoh-
IlIra, RI. Sc. Wnrttions9GIle, aus itaiiiinoet
TeiieBuna prtodtim. @)
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ben 8. Sanuar 1909.
Ndt Scitcn.
ySc;u bic Scimlid,tbucrei?:

IoS Gonitc iiir Mfit1cl mo Megc,
oos lcit @od)cn al Der Irbcit 9ciue
len lit, Matcriol iiir cine Henlllon
bcs SoriIs 3t ionmlclr, bat ,td) 5llr
itriftcn DISCRIMINATING oil lclller Gr.
luGallllaen pcrpilld)tet. GaS Fllhllz
finn, lpelfps iibcr Ole gnlid)ten Der
bon Dem Gomite pCrtlorten Sntere'-
Ienten miormirt mhroe. iol iibcr Die
aniidJten orS Counties nihts mlebr
~eriabren, bis ole Carthage III ell1er
Grtro.Sisung heS G%ongrelea nad)
Dem 1. Marj nui'S Enpet fon1ncl
iou. Gas lit beoertlidl, ocln c5 lit
uiel mi1tiNer. III luilIcn, mic lld) ona
@un9reb Gomlitc fiir WfittcI n1o
@ege 81 oen cin5elnclt 1nrl1ell 1Iellt.
ais mas ole perbGrtcn @eldotts' Sls
tcreIicitcn iiber Die Sode SIT loger
lntten.- 3ie Carthage, oeren 20"
iuug 10 mihtiQ iiir oaS mirtb'ho1t
lide 2ebcn oC$ gan5en Soloea 1T.
ioIltc 70 nriiilolidJ rcntilirt lucroell,
lpic es mir mnglid) iii. bclonocrs alldl
6urd Die Ereiie. @o3u ollo oas Nrs
better Dinter perihloiiencn Shiirer
bis sun, 4. WGr5? Gem Fl,blitum
ipiro boollrd) jebe @%elegcnbel1 &c
monument feline Nnlidtcl iibcr lraclo
mclhe SarifmaBllabnlcll bcs Cont
te's 81 1liRern. Cine Sisfltilion ilber
ole 6eitIetW9 ser cin5clncn 3oll
arilppen iii acrnoc5ll allSQel6lo''en.
&onnlt btr Gomitebcridt nit oct
nelicn Gariiinben Dor Den Gongreb.
10 iperben bic Giihrcr hcS Gonlitc'S
INTO Der &oriiBenoc. &err Same,
slilcS pcril,d)en, ben GntmurI Der
neilen lorifbiu blrd)5ubrinNcii, obnc
BOP oIl5lpielc un6 meIcntIIde Ncnoc.
rlulgcn. ouran gcnlad)t mcrocl.
Selbit lpclln I'M Gon9rcB eillI9t @p-
dlcu iibcr Den Sorii oebnttirt nnb
cine Mcnac Mebcn oorilbcr gum Gcn-
tier binals gcboltcn mcrocu %iolltcl,
10 miro nit nlleoem faum @clc1cn,
belt gegebcn lcilL III Den cin}clncn
Gariii1scu meicntlid)c NenOcrungen
jill mqfci,. Sit Die gill pom GeprG
ieiltalitelbaus nnOcnommen, 10 1cht
lie, an oas Siuun5sG cmlitc oes Ses
nats. EieicS Gpmite tot icltcn 81
ientlidc Gcrbore obcr Gerhonolm
gen. Gtmas 8cllancs iiber Die nel'ell
Jnrii.S folen miro oos Elblitlmt
alio liidt 'erinlrclL bis Dos Ninoni.
Gemitc bes Scnuts ooril6cr berid)trt.
Eus miro crit 9cgcn Gnoe Der Spe.
3idlsS ciiion fem. mio cs blcibt lucni0
3eit fir eiuc 9rimoIihc IiStuiiion.
Tie Nrbeiteu bcs Counties iiir Wtittcl
mo @c9e. bic bon Inn icitacIcaten
Sarifiase %lolltcll Sllr acnntniB otH
Yublitunls gchradt mo Scr Si@ful.
lion oeS SoIfcs lnterbreitet mcrocn.
gs bat oqs grobtc Snterelic Noron.
tbs Goulitc iolltc lu~cnigitens oic
Sdrif.S falcn DER perifieocnen @aa
rcn9rltppeu bctonnt aebcn. iobolo eS
oielclbcn crlcbi1t bat. oamit Belt
blcibt. ipeientlide Gorrettioncn q,
madleil, Sl,tcrel'enteil. iuic Die Erciic.
fuer6e.l oie uoHl Gornitc ieit0eicbtcn
Matcn tritiiiren ullo 8erbei ierunQ3.
Norldl09c muebell. lperoen an Der
Iarii 3cUiiion mitarbeiicl, mo bel,
len. bas ihlpere Yroblem gum 9eiten
Der Nation al loier. @oau alio oie
@einilidltbilerei III ciner Satc, Die
gar nldlt ineicl Dor bas Sorim
Der Geiialtlihtcit gebrad)t mcrbel
.fnuil2!
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NeiIict BON 2Ralbroof cine uiio eine babe
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Binlico. 9orIenar 70 .otreit sum Srieobof. slue
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Baltimore Gemetcrg.

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.@eaydDnibplibe Sum Seriauf - bon 325 an.
NIT Mtarmorpfoiten abGegrenst S35. BIab
ttir bier Griber. Jreie 9enutuug Der 8npeue
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Suni16.1O
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