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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-02-24

A valuable mare belonging to DIR.
J. P. Graft, liveryman, had to be
shot Friday following the fracture of
one of it's legs while standing in a
blacksmith shop in the north part of
the city. Just what caused the
fracture, which was an exceptional
one, no one knows.
Hereafter the grand lodge of the
Degree of Honor, the woman's aux
Hilary to the Ancient Order of United
Workmen, will meet only once in two
years. This was decided on at a
meeting of the order held in Minnea-
polls last Thursday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-02-24


The following members of St. Pat
rick's council went to Mankato Sun
day to witness the initiation Of a large
asIass of candidates into the mysteries
sof the order Of Knights of Columbus:
"A. }. Ochs, Andrew J. Eckstein, E. A.
Pfefer,e, VIM. Cavanaugh, Geo.
Ross, Carl p. Manderfeld, Robert
Fesenmaier, John Schaefer, P. r.
McHale, A. Burmeister, DR.. Graft,
Fly. Stiemann and J. j. Moriarity.
leon Wachsner, manager Of the
Pabst theatre company of Milwaukee,
died suddenly Sunday night while on
his way from Milwaukee to New Y ork.
For twenty-five years Mr.. Wachsner
had been the leading friend of the
German drama in the United States
Rnd because OF his work in behalf Of
German literature in this country
Emperor William had conferred upon
him the order Of the Grown.
The Mankato Free Press says that
Sunday was the twenty-secondw wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W.
Scherer and that a dozen of thei,
friends gave them delightful sur
prise by dropping in unexpectedly a
heir home, bringing refreshments an6
good Wishes
Someone asked an OLD lady about {
sermon, "Can you remember it?'
Remem Der itr No the minister
scouldn't remember it himself. He hat
TO have it written down.
Gustav Scholle, the well-known ST
Paul German, has been appointed b
President Roosevelt third secretar
OF the American embassy at Berlin.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-02-24
Covered 4l,8o7 Miles.

The following are the distances in
miles between the various stops made
by the American feet on its cruise
around the world:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-02-24

GlDfa1taf 10 Hampton ROADS. ., 0UO
The fleet started from Hampton
Roads on the 10th of December, 1907,
and arrived there on it's return Mon.
day of this week
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-02-24

Says the New York Evening Post:
The same temperamental difference
between MIR. Taft and Mr.. Roosevelt
appears in their attitude toward the
Panama question, in its latest phase.
The president thunders and hews; Mr..
Taft announces that he is willing to
assume sole official responsibility for
the success of a lock-canal. More
than this no man can do who is. not
himself an expert speaking on the basis
,of personal investigation. We hold,
nof course, that even Mr.. Taft's faith in
the present canal cannot cut Off criti-
scism from people who sincerely believe
popular psychology to foresee that Mr..
Taft's declaration will have it's effect.
People who would not be persuaded by
the report of the eminent engineers
will be persuaded by Mr.. Taft's conf
.dence in the sound judgment of those
engineers. Such is the effect of an
Anglo-Saxon system Of compurg alton
avas not so absurd as it seems. A man
accused of murder could do worse than
bring forward twelve honest men to
declare their belief that he was quite
incapable of such a crime. Therein
rests the strength Of the case for lock-
canal. The engineers backed up by
Mr.. Taft, Mr.. Taft backed up by Mr..
Roosevelt, Mr.. Roosevelt, as usual,
backed up by the Almighty against
such combination who shall prevail:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-14
An Invitation TO Women.

The Lydia Il. Pinkham Medicine
Company, of Lynn, Mass, cordially
invite any woman interested to call
az their laboratory at Lynn. Mass,
and see for herself the care which is
taken with the vast correspondence
received from the women OF this
country. No letter or testimonial
has ever been made public without
the written wish or consent OF the
writer No confidence has ever been
violated, and never In their history
have they sold or disposed Of any
OF their letters from women, II Is
for these reasons that thousands OF
suffering American women every year
feel free 10 write TO Mrs. Finkham
for her valuable advice, which is
Away given free OF charge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-14
WESTON ENDS JOURNEY;
PUBLIC is GLAD OF IT

Benicia, Cal, July l4.-Edward
Payson Weston, the aged pedestrian
who Is walking from New York 20
San Francisco. left Bonicia az 10
o'clock this morning. He viii arrive
ut Oakland at 3 o'clock this evening
and remain there over night.
Early tomorrow morning he Will
cross he bay and proceed 10 the San
Francisco pOstOffice, where he will
deliver a letter entrusted 10 him by
the postmaster OF New York city,
Weston is making the last lap OF
his long journey by easy stages as
he heat has had telling effect upon
him and he is afraid TO make TOO
much haste.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-14

warehouse 10 make delivery of the
hops. and receive payment for them.
In the lower court on the first trial
Jones had testified that he was not
M the warehouse al any time I'm the
afternoon on October 10. 1904. Az
ter the cause was remanded TO the
lower court, Il came on for trial
again before a jury, and upon the
re-trial the jury disagreed. Then ia
July, 1907, the cause came on for a
third trial before the circuit court
FOR this county, and at this rial
Judge Burnett non-suited the plain
TIN chiefly upon the ground
tnat plaintiffs agent, Mr. Race, did
not have upon his person on October
10, 1904, the actual money required
"a buy the hops from Jones. The
plaintiffs proved that Mr. Race had
h.s draft book with him and had au-
thority to draw upon their accoun, In
The bank OF Ladd d Bush. but Judge
Burnett ruled that thar would not
be sufficient. lie held that IL was
incumbent upon the plaintiffs 20
have The actual money, coin or cur
rency, present az the time and place
specified for the delivery OF the hops
u VII lNlN utAlHlbu NNt nlNlnilIiH
again appealed 10 the supreme court
ana tina, court speaking through Hon.
Robert Eakin, decided again In favor
OF the plaintiffs and reversed the
judgment Of the lower court and d.
rected the cause 10 be tried anew.
Upon the second appeal the supreme
Cour, held that II would be sufficient
for the plaintiffs to show that they
had the financial ability 20 perform
their part of the contract and that
they could have procured and pro-
duced The money 40 The time and
place mentioned In the contract upon
short notice. II Jones had been there
20 deliver the hons and receive pay
menf on Monday afternoon last the
cause came on foI the fourth trial
before the circuit court. Judge Bur
ne,r requested Hon. J W. Hamilton
0i Hoseuurg, Judge Of the circuit
Huus- 'u. rhe Second district 10 pre-
side 70 this last ual The trial be |
gan yn Monday afternoon at'1 o'clock |
and at O'Clock yesterday afternoon |
Iud-g Hamilton submitted the cause |
-a De jury iar their consideration |
ana ait-I q short deliheratioa of h,lfI
u hour or -hegeabouts, the Jury re- |
turned into court 90 verdict for The |
u. lnu'l~ CH'Iiu * Linn .or s1Sul.-
fl being the fan aMoun. they de- /
mauued. which WAS the difference |
ueTWe.u The c0ntrac. price. 17ib |
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-14
Nervous People

And those afflicted with heart weakness
may now have no fear OF the dental chair.
READ WHAT MRS, HANLEY SAYS.
! had 10 teeth extracted at the Harvard
Dentists without the least pain, and highly
recommend them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-14
THE MARKETS

San Francisco, July 14.-Wheat-
No. 2 California club, per GENITAL,
2O71s; California white mill
ing, 21215; Northern blue
stem, S2.22la 02271A; on grades
wheat. S1.9O@2; Reds, s2Q2.07 vi;
new crop Sonora, S2.07 X ~ 92.lO;
club, $2.O5 a 2.071s
Barley-Feed, barley, s1.42k q
1.45; common to fair, S140@
LAM; brewing at San Francisco,
S1.471z 01.50; Cheyalier, $500
40.
Eggs-Per dozen. California fresh
including cases, extras, soc; frsts,
29c; seconds, Csc; thirds, 21c.
Butter-Per pound, California
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-14

cents per pound, on the total amount
l4,0S6 pounds, and the market price,
81 cents per pound, on October 10,
1904.
Throughout this protracted litiga-
ton extending over nearly five years,
plaintiffs have been represented by
their attorney Mr., Carson and his
former partner, Mr., Cannon, and his
present partner Mr, Thos. Brown.
The defendant appeared az the DIFF
ferent trials by Messrs. w II. Holmes
and George G. Bingham of this city
aad Judge Pipes OF Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-14
END OF THE

Continued from Page lJ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-14
THE WOMEN
NOT GUILTY,
SAYS JURY
Newspaper Man Not Expert on
Beer - Witnesses Would
Not Swear 1t Was
Malt Liquor.

Still another case has been decid-
ed in favor Of the women who con-
duct houses on Ferry street, a YER
diet of guilty not being returned by
the Jury in the police court, after an
hours deliberation over the evidence
and the arguments of Attorneys
Keyes and Heltzel and Carson and
Kaiser. on the complaint alleging the
women were guilty OF selling malt
liquors without a license.
Attorney Kaiser made the opening
statement TO the Jury. Objections
were made by the counsel for the de-
tense time after time, the greater
part Of them being sustained by
Judge Moores. and, after an extern
sive argument concerning the ordi-
nance and the city charter, g. Kel-
logg. a Salem newspaper man, was
called TO the stand. Mr.. Kellogg tes-
tined that he had purchased beer in
the houses, but when II came 70 cross
questioning some other witnesses
they could not swear whether beer
was malt liquor or not. The counsel
for the defense based their grounds
Tor verdict OF not guilty principally
IN these witnesses inability to
swear whether the beer purchased
was termed malt or not, as alleged
IN the complaint to be what the wo-
men were selling.
A fairly large crowd OF spectators
was In the court room last nigrt
when the case came up, and consld-
eraqle interest was manifested
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-14

fresh. extras. 2sc; irsts, 27o; sec
onds. 20 nc; packing, No ], 2hc.
New cheese--Pound, California
flats. fancy, l4Ac; firsts, 13c; sec
onds, l2c; California Young America
fancy, 15hc; firsts 14lhc; Eastern,
14Ao; do, Young America, l5c.
Potatoe crop, per GENITAL,
$1,000 1876.
Onions-Red, per sack, 25 a 40ci
yellow, sea soc per centali do, sill
yerskin, 6O@75c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-14

NO ll0NS llSlN wv 'llOSh NA'N
ed of success in the refrigerator
world-the great McCray,
It's the refrigerator with the
eight walls of insulation, of
heat defylng, col d retaining in
Sulatlng material It's the in
Sulatlon that saves your iCe'
You save Its cost In Ice econ
omy, With a McCray there is
absolutely no mixing of food
fIavorS, There IS perfect pres
ervat'on of food, II Is hand
some In appearance, has the
most shelf room, The price is
reasonable, one you will be
willing 10 pay and Is guaran-
teed to give absolute SatiSfac-
ton, iNkE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-14

Cook without fire, be COM
Portable, save your fuel and
money The fireIeSs cooker
needs no watching OF fuel, and
keeps your home sweet and
cool on hot summer days, II
gives you the entire afternoon
for shopping, visiting, rest, rec
reat.on or for other duties, The
fireIeSS cooker sets you free.
Food cooked in one Is more
delicious, nutritious and health
full, and so simple a child can
operate them, Ask the lady
that owns one,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-14
BURNED TO DEATH
IN LIGHTING FIRE
Irnlted Press Leased wIrs.l

Ely, New, July i4.-Mrs. Marga-
ret Senick, the 19-year-oid wife OF
Il. r. Sellick, a driller AT Copper
Flat, was burned to death In ner
home late last night.
Mrs Sellick attempted 10 start
fire with kerosene. her clothing be-
ing caught by the leaping flame She
died three hours later, without recov-
ering consciousness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-14
CRIMINALS
MAY BE SENT FOR LIFE

Olympia, Wash, July 1.-THE SUI
prcme court this morning sustained
.Ie habiual criminal act of 1903 by
which person previously convicted
once or twice may bee sentenced 20
prison for life The decision was i'm
the Walla Walla case OF Frank Le-
pefrie, convicted oi burglary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-14
NEW INCoRPoRATIONs

Holman Park Company; incorpor-
atOrs. j. y. Hoffman, c. w. MeTtz, j.
A. Thirnburg, Chas. o. Roe and II.
j Con principal ONCE, Forest
Grove, capital stock, $4,000.
Rostein Realty Company; incor-
pOratOrs, Edward Rostein, l.. A Ros-
tein and j. Rostein; principal office,
Salem; capital stock. $1,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-14
WhalebOne Plate SlO

A Great Dis,orerp, fho Nep WhdlsyoHe
Plate, which is ,-.v lightest and strongest
Get known does not cover the roof OF the
mouth bite corn off the cob guaranteed
10 years,
flOOO-WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD,
We will forfeit $1,000 20 any charitable
Institution for the dentist who can make
plate for SIS as good as We make for $40
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-14
Harvard Painless Dentists

Corner Park ana Washington Stso
over Royal Bakery, Portland, Or.
Largest and best equipped Dental estab
lishment In the world 20 0fflces la United
States Open sunday, 9 q l. Daily ontit d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-14
10 Year Guarantee

gELTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
Free When Ofhtr WOrk Is ordered
Ey our new system OF painless dentistry,
used by MS alone our slytets Is due to the
high-Grade work done by our expert, gentle
manly operators
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
Nic @cihGftslagc.

Gie oroben SoiiitrnGcn mo 81.
mortungen, iutlde iid) an Die GrUGl.
luna zines republitoniid)en YcGiibcn.
ten gef1iipit iprrocn, bobcn iid nod
nid)t erfiilt. Iie Gage oui Bent @e.
biete Ser ,Snbllitrie ullo oeS SnnbclS
bat iid) peui0 geinoert uno lGBt lid
ourd) oos Wort Stilitan0 doroftcri.
iirei,. SEER @onlpere Id)ast Gle 3ubl
Der Seihdftigungsloicn III bcn Ger.
Staoten ol,f ctlpa 5lpci Millioncr, al.
10 jest nod mebr Nrbeitsloic, dis III
ben Eanif. SohreH 1878 ODER 1898.
Tie @eiflaite bleibcn trob oca teror-
n~abcnGcn 8riiblirgs biriter Den ST.
unrtnngen 5nriid; beionbers i'm Siiz
Den, mGbrenb I'M @eiteu, Der iibcr.
baupt bon Der Tanif oes &erbites
1907 meniger ST leiosn gelabt tat>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
Der StraRenourdlb radl s.G ummiiiare,
e,uru -lirhutHr

@aLtimore 10. Mldr5 1909.
Scpnrnte lllo perltegeIte. NllBeboieS all ben
.Vo1ro nf NirurbS, Care OF the GttO he9iiter. "
~lorciiirt, iperocu pom Stabis)ieaiitrator In ieis
II. MARI 1909, II ubr @urmittags, %ellteegell
nenommel fiir Die NioeIlirnnG, Den eioiienbuI,
9idnoilcinbau mo bic Eilaiterllng nit inooers
llenl BllGiicr Der
Observation-Disclosures Gtrabe, bon Der Suns
tingoons llocnne his 3ur @utiforossloenile,
&ierte %sIocrle, bon Der 6nl5s9todo big 6ir
GGesniis %slpeIlie.
GbeSmnf.@pcnnc, ben bcr Srittcn spcnuc
0lS 6ir Nierteu Npclllic,
Iilo iiir bic giiocllirula. Sofienbdlt. Eanoiteir'
bGl mo HiuitcrurG nit Iituoerrerl Ttldiier
oocr Ibcc Dtdcuoonl ocr
Mdlraoz Nncnle. bon Der Iuqnltns gber,ite
(Srpiuatou) his 5lr Gnlinssglncmte.
GORDON %glOeruc, bon Der Srcberid s]ioao bis
iur Nlicrt Srchcrid lioao.
1cocr Htcier llrB ocIt Nnniet Der cider
beite 9umpalIIie dnliibrcn. bic filr ibl bilrgeIt
fol, melu DER Spnirult ibrt iibcriruHen pirb.
Iro icinem slngebot cine Vei6cini9ul'g BON
beiugtcr SiherbeitosS pn,edg itic b%eiiilGcr, beren
9ie Ncfo!9una bieicr @eeilguligel SeiisnS ocs
NieierS lou ais cine S'orbeoinaula fir Die
3ucrtbcilunN oco Gottrntteo tetrn6iet lperbel.
Sic GontraliperAebinassVebor be5dit IT'D
baS Meat ppr. trNcrh mtIde mo ale gtnges
bote 8r rctlperSeit. Gin pe0Ianbieter She'd oes
in ben 5pe5tiitotiouen anQc9cben. 6oblbor an
hCl Ntanor ii1o Stnotralb oot Baltimore, nlub
ieoem Inscbot ~heiQctiiQi tetil.
(9c5.D Sanico y. Sntltb,
Grdiiocnt Der Observation-Disclosures : Gonimifdre.
(gcj) Gagene j. o%'ooaerS.
Seirctir.
Guteebetter:
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Yrditnent Der neutrality-suspicious. sNeb0r0e.
CQiirSit,l2,13,l5,i6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15

rltllQClt iihcr Die Erpbihttion3 s@clctz
oCplln0 cr0icbt iid). BOB uitdl CT c@
als einc lln0Cbcllerlldltcit bctrattet,
Ser 2nnobcpo!tcrrng 81 ge'tattelt,
ben @cluohncrIl Der Std0te por5ll-
iG1rcibcn, mas lie trintcn loIlen llnD
no tic 6 trinfCn lollen. Sll brolld)t
man 0oriibcr nidjt mebr i'll bclcbrcnL
BOB Die Gorntp-S Option rmrchlbnr
5ilnl biirgcrlid)cn Sober iiibrcn mltb,
Scr iehr ltid)t fol9enidpuerc @e9en-
iGbe iGuifcn fam. gSo3 Scrr Suft
inter y&ocul Option" pcrlteht, iii
bu2 in MiaIIodntiett5 cInacfilhrtc
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itimmt, Oh sic @irtbldoItcn 5ll9e-
luiicn ncrOcu iollc1 poer nid)t. Nfll.
iter0iiltig lit aud, oieica Spitcm
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belt III Den S6ontbctricb, Sic Ser
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Option nit ibrpr brlitnlcn Serge.
moltigltt1 Der Stdotc bilrd) Die per
bcBtc Son0bcuolfcrlulg lit cs melt
por5ujicbcn. @cnn's iton o2oco!=
Option" icin muG, Damn ioltc lie
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Dob Ole unuermciolid)en llngercftiN-
fcitcn uui Gin Mininulnl bcid)rdnft
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scr o2ocol Option" meil mir fcillcnt
Mcnidcn Ooa Ncd)t 5ugeittben. ici.
mem 9tnhbor por5uld)rcibcn, mic cr
lcbcll ioll, mo neil mir il, Der
3uonNamorol cine ihmerc @eiobr
iiir Die iittlifc Gntuitcllu1g lnicrc9
&olfea crbIidcn. Gie Gc0iiniti0unN
Ser Arobibitionabelpegung lit iiir
inns NlcI6bcbclltcno nit elmer lift
lidcn MISUNDERSTANDING unb ouS
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(Giltc. 3Sr. Mr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
Scfanatma1unsen.

GS miro bicrmit beloiilt gemutt. onb Die
.Ssilorsc nnn Htargiano
ain Iienftaa. oct i3. Mpril 1909, ibre baihs
idbrltbe EriiiRig aIer grplifGuien bC!ten iptro,
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milllidell. |rittlIng I'M NiirCnr, III. 733, Sat
oerts(liloiuG, Staht Baltimore, No, bon 10
Siorrn. an. slnc Ippltintlouell iiir hieie Friihtng
lniii'eil an ooer Dor Dem 1. Iprii 1909 bel
dieter Eeb0roe cinnercidlt lpcroen.
gppliidilurct litr ole GrncnciuHg bon 2iceis
sen Inilnen am ooer pur Dem 20. stpriI 1909
Cin0creidt loeroCu.
Hppliialiona SurinllIare AMI &erIangeii GeIies
iCrt.
Sm 9~tritruGc Der l'cbUroe
@cu. W. Wiuucn, 3rditoeut.
~. ". Scotsman, JIM, SeirsiIr.
1850 "a .1Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
@pntaM Den 10. Mar5 1903.
Ndt Scitcu.
Der ucnc Gongraf.

StT NCNc Y
&cltc tritt ser cImulolcdBiOItc
Gpll0rcB in elmer Grtrn- Scili0u 5u
boifcntlld) lGblihCm lul0 crlpricBli.
d)cIn Sbuu 5lllarnmrcn. @eluohnlldl
beginltt en- ncllcr GonqrcB icille Ebd-
iiGtcit crit orcijcbn Wouotc nod Der
@obl oeS observation-disclosures, al.
lein Oicamol lit cine mid)tiAe Ngbelt,
Die RepiliDn 0ca 5ariia, III erlcOlGen
0ic nid}t lpobl bis 5llr rcG~clnl0Bigel
Sciiion, bic I'M Ieiembcr 0icica Sab
res be9innt, pcridobcn mcv0cn tonll=
tc. ,%u Der Dcllic %bc0inncn0cn uliGcr-
orhcntlid)cn Seliiou limo Nrbclicn III
crlcbi1cl, Die iiir baS Hun0 Don 0roB=
ter Ncbcutlun0 iino. Ter cimlnolcd).
5igite GouqreB lit, mic leiu Gorg0n
ger, pormicNcnb rcpllblifnrild. %pn
Den 30 Scl1otorel iinb GO h%cplblifa-
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prGicniontcnbouS lest id, aus 2lS
Nepllblitonerll mn 112 Gcnlotrutell
Suiummlcl. %m Scnot bdbcl Die ne
plblifoncr cine Gimme mcnigcr ni2
i'm 60. Congress. bic Scmotrotcl olio
cine Gimme mebr. Sic Nepublifn-
ner pcriii0en olio nidJt nlcbr iiber
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Der Scnlotrotcn I'M > crh0ht. Ter
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mloied)5igiicn Gpngrcb lirlb piclr
lleile MGmner. Sins Dem Scnat lino
5iu0!f Munoatc llcll bclcBt ipDroell.
lluter Den ACKNOWLEDGMENT lpnrcn
WGllner bon groBcm GinIlliB, Die olil
cine longc politiid)c ShGti0tcIt ST.
riidblifen fonnen. mic EIntt bon
New.Dort. Seller Don Colorado, 80
rofcr BON Ohio, &cmcnluop ppn Sns
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