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Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
UNCLE SAM HAS LONG LIST
OF GOOD POSITIONS OPEN

The United States civil service COM
mission announces that on February
T. 1911, a third grade or subclerical
examination win be held in Los An
geles, and at various other places
throughout the Twelfth civil service
district for the purpose Of creating
lists Of eligibles from which all Vacan-
cies in positions Of watchman, mes
senEer and skilled laborer in the
Twelfth civil service district, in the
following branches Of the service and
offices, win be filled:
Customs service, internal revenue
service, aubtreasury service, mint and
assay service, custodian service or
public buildings, immigration service,
steamboat inspection service, marine
hospital service Indian service, light
house service, navy yard service, pen
sion agency bureau Of animal INDUS
try offices, weather burea offices, en-
gineer department at large, ordnance
department at large, quartermasters
department at large.
Applications and further informa-
ton may be obtained from the local
secretary, board OF civil service eX-
aminers at Los Angeles, or from the
secretary Of the Twelfth civil service
district San francisco. Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
BIDS ARE SOLICITED FOR
NEW CITY HALL ANNEX

Bids have been solicited for the
construction of the city hall annex, a
two-story brick structure which is to
occupy the lot to the north of the city
hall and which will provide tempor-
airy quarters for number of city de-
partments, it's ground floor being Civ
en- up to the tax collector and health
Bids will be submitted
to the board Of public works - or be-
fore December 4. The estimated cost
of the building is $40 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
VoLINlsT PLEADS GUILTY

Joseph La Cicero yesterday in Judge
Willis department of the superior
court withdrew a plea of not guilty
to a charge of assault with a deadly
weapon and declared himself guilty.
He asked probation, and after hear
ing on that matter was set for No
vember 2S, he was released until then
on his own recOgnizance. He is a
Vjo1iOiSt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
FIVE DEGREES OF DIVORCE
GRANTED BY JUDGE CONREY

Five DEGREES Of divorce were granted
yesterday by Judge Conrey of the su
perior court and five new actions were
filed with the county clerk.
The DEGREES granted were to Hallene
NJ. welsh from Clyde M. Welsh, deser-
tion; owe L. Pugh from Dell T. Pugh
desertion and cruelty; Emily McKeeth
from Lee NcKeeth, desertion; Rowene
c. Miner from Ernest Miner cruelty;
and Helen E. Burris from Richard A.
Burris, desertion.
The new actions filed were those of
Henry Levey against Lena Levey, ia
cob Drapl1in against Minnie c. Drap-
kin, Maud Larmore against John E.
Larmore, Lille E. Schmidt against
George Schmidt, and Nancy Alberto
Schwartz against Harry Milford
Schwartz.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
COUNCILMAN ON TRIP

Councilman NJ. S. Gregory left last
night for a visit to his mining prop
critics in Nevada. Mr., Gregory eX-
poets to return to Los Angeles Tues
day morning, but requested leave of
absence, with the understanding that
he would be back in time for Tues
DAVIS meeting if possible The meet
ing will be an important one as the
bond sale matter will come up at that
time for settlement.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
MAN GIVEN 1920 VERDICT

A jury in department one Of the su-
perior court yesterday returned a YER
dict by which Charles Affieck, a brick
layer, was awarded $1,000 of the $4,000
damages for which he sued his former
employer, Philip Tracy. Affeck was
at work on a ladder November 10, 1909,
when it slipped, permanently injuring
him. Judge Rector of Merced heard
the trial.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
COURT REsclNDs CONTRACT

The case of William Mitchell, who
asked for a rescission of a contract by
which he purchased sixty acres of land
in Sonoma county from H. B. Crocker
for $1,000, was heard yesterday by Judge
Hervey of the superior court, with the
result that his plea was granted. The
plaintiff also desired indeterminate
damages, but Judge Hervey said mo
damage had ben done and so no dam
ages were deserved"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
WIDOW AND DAUGHTERS
TO RECEIVE S2673 ESTATE

Letters of administration in the es-
tate of Carl Leopold, who committed
suicide by hanging in Los Angeles No
vember Is, were asked in a petition
filed yesterday in the probate court by
F. L. H,adlock. Leopold left property
valued at $2675.16, consisting of $673.16
in cash in a bank and the fixtures and
lease of the saloon he conducted at
116-11S North Spring street. The wild
ow and four daughters are heirs.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
COURT AWARDS DAMAGES
FOLLOWING REALTY DEAL

Nellie A. and ]. A. Lloyd We're award
ed $500 of the $3.50 damages they asked
in their suit against a. w. Metz, at the
conclusion of the hearing yesterday be-
court. They said they exchanged a
$4,000 house and lot with Metz. who
gave them in return 500 shares of stock
in the Garvanza Brick company, two
diamond rings and some cash. The
plaintiffs said they were told the stock
was worth at least $1.5O a share, and
that they found it really worth $1.45
less.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
PROMISES DIVORCE DECISION

Judge Crow of Santa Barbara, who
heard the divorce action of Louise
runner against Herman Brunner
formerly known as the lottery king"
of st. Louis, and the Cross-complaint
of the husband against the wife, has
announced that he viii give a decision
and wife alleged cruelty on the part
of the other. Property Of considerable
value is involved.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
ElLEs ELECTION ACCOUNT

Sidney A. Butler yesterday filed with
the county recorder a statement which
showed that he expended $242.50 in the
campaign just ended. He was elected
supervisor of the third district. of the
$242.50 his contribution to the Repub-
1ican central committee was 5000
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
ELECTION COST DIX $4a72

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 18.-Governorr-
elect John A. Dix spent $4,372.92 in aid
of his campaign, according to state
ment of election expenses filed today
He admits he received $575 in individ-
ual contributions.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
sILAs THOMAS ESTATE $4,000

E. r. Copeland yesterday filed in the
probate court a petition for letters OF
administration in the estate of Silas
NJ Thomas, who died in Los Angeles
Il, leaving property valued
at $4,000. Three daughters are heirs.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
WOOL TARIFF CHANGES URGED

CHICAGO, Nov Ex-senator It. P.
Gore of Oklahoma in an interview to-
day said that at the coming session of
congress the Democrats should revise
the woolen schedule and also the tarlH
on wood pulp and print paper.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19
BANK ACCUSES E. w. cALkINs

An information charging e. w Cal
kins with forgery was filed yesterday
morning in Judge Davis department
of the superior court. His alleged
offense involved a check for $3.50 drawn
on a San Diego bank.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19

n ED EMPEROR GRAPES are cents
X n pound and TOkays are 10 cents n
pound.
SeckeI pears sell for Is cents q pound and
Bartletts may be bought at two pounds
for Is cents.
Bellefleur apples sell at six pounds for
25 cents. Northern Spies are two pounds
for 15 cents.
Peaches sell at two pounds for Is cents.
Persimmons are higher this week-twO
pounds for 25 cents.
Oranges are 90 to 40 cents n dozen.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-19

Halibut. rock cod, barracuda and sea bass
sell mt 121R cents n pound. salmon and
fiIlet of sole 20 cents pound ana
bonita and yollowtail sell at 10 cents .
pound. Smelt are two pounds for 20 cents
and striped bass sell for 20 cents pound
CLAIMS may be bought for and 10 cents.
Hens sell for 2s cents n pound. roasters
for 30 cents a pound fryers for 35 cents .
pound and broilers for 40 cents pound;
Turkeys are 80 to 40 cents n pound ana
ducks and geese 80 cents pound. SduaDs
and rabbits are 80 cents each.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18

has had one frlgh ful drawback =.
malaria troutle--ihat has brought sut-
tering and death 10 thousands. The
germs cause chllls. fever and ague,
blllousness, jaundIce lassItude. weak
ness and general debility, But Elec
tflc Blttors never fail to dcs roy them
and cure malaria troubles, "'rhrec
bottles completely cured me OF very
severe attack Of malarla," writes Wm,
A. trttwcll, Of Ltrama, N. VI. "aud
I've had good health oyrr since Cure
Stoma h, Liver and Kidney Troubles.
and rrcyen Typhoid. soc, Guaranteed
by all druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18

Geod.byc gore feet aeains feet.
swollen feei swealy feel smelling
feet tired iset
Gtud bsc cclfa. eall1naes al,d bun
IDns and rsN spots.
You've uegrr tried anything like TlI
before I'll yfiif leei. 4 u dlt.sfent
sf-m tnglhpg ever before sol1.
II yrts ~ uiter and MATES the feet
feci remJttabIy gpsh ami sors-prsor.
J'lz u igt Z bnuaer Powder and
Scr leul foaiof'Iea eleg mp inr no;'es.
li1'iX dra0a nist ali polsonnus exiida-
:5ohs which isilAs on sofeness VI the
icci. ard Is the OalY feDirdy That Gues
nv cleans sui dsery perc and sloFi-
fics the feet your feet
You'll never imp again oT draw ~
Ycuf face IN ualn. and you'il forget
about your Germs. buni0rs aud ca
'cnscs Ysifll feel Iike 4 new person
II YOU don't find all this true after
trying 4 box Of T'1z. you can get your
lnbney flpbt oaek.
! TIZ Ii for sale at all druggists. al
l25 cents per hov or II will be gent YOU
/ direct II you wish from Waiter Luther
Dodge & company, Chicago, III.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18
D00rEuTlT'r
NUUJLvLLl y
n EElRt
"''''opI
M @;,ll"A plH
lnr lllNde n Tnponner.

Kansas fitiV Ma Aup lk ThOuA-
and. II ponublicans lhrouph ani tho
l1nd and III tho f.s,,rspnt distreta
nartienlsrW orp heromina imnallerl
\, itoa.cyelt,s annareut reluctance n
stalc exarilv where he stanss on Inc
snhipet ~ i1surgency
~. ..,, XII, .r,,.,,,.a p.,,..,
-" .a"'s - .'". 'e" 'i,s
.rny,,,on, ~ H. as .,s,""i, ,ten ri.
p'sPgn''ss "' -, Y 20 ' ti''.' .s,d ''
'fNine "'a 'f'''r l'o"' $500
ms IS an unbiased CONVICTION tiai
ms heen lerccd uhon me after haVlls
li'afeilcd Hon Watl ngton 70 'ho va.
enc coast ana boeN' pasc 'alhuu
Win huhdfedf OF persons OF al elas''
os. asd nave solounrd especially III
the lnsursent dlstrIcls.
Roosevelt Is not unpopular | do
not wish 10 convey that impression
He still has u large following
Bu MANY OF Rcosevelts admrers
seem to feel the ex-prosident is wait
ing TO xeo which faction Of his party
is the strongest, instead of making q
decision on the basis OF which tactiol
IS morally right.
If Roosevelt acts quickly and 18th
clearcut csndor he may prevent lurr
thep lnroads on his popularity If he
dses not SO act, the movement which
he Is given credit for haFlng started
VIII march on without him. with Ia
Toilette or some other genpne pro
grcesiye nj Tho head.
viii r. n. Aid l.odue7
Word has come inlo the West via
.ihe Associated Press that Roosevelt
win canpaign Tor The reelection OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18
Stop
Diarrhoea
Wakcficld's
Blackberry Balsnn

Quickly stops Diarrhoea nyFenteryl
Cholera lnfantrm ana Az bowel tiqnbi
les With out ccustipatinsl NJ cpivuf
nor other habit forming drugs Ac-
cept only Waket'eld's I cures after
other remedies iall $50 or 9 bottles
for sl.O0, Everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18
ohlno, 10 noina nonsaer.

,as Lindon Court Journal says
htt the word "doyager seems 10 be
going out, and many shU should be
dpssgcrs. beng the mother Of peers
whr are married, prefer TO be Gale !
by lhell Christian name The widow
OF the late earl Of Dudley tor Instance
S known q 1eorgiaps Lady Dudley,
whiie she j. actually doRegcr Ladl
Oya e1 aid IS 30 styled at court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18
The onIs Renl pnunhter.

There N said to be now living only
one rcal daughlcr ~ the revolution
Mrs, pilOtbc Maria W0oley palmrter
aged %, Of West Fdmi tor, y. Y. Her
father was private soldier, Jonathan
Weolley, whJ serve with Washington
and IN 1884 made declaration for a
per- sion under the act Of congress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18
Ma Mpeh IN ncauesl.

Jacr say that lcAt wlntrr any WON
An Who dces7 her haIr, according 10
the latest Fashion. wiIl moi be able 10
de i herself, a3 The Ilish would say,
but sill be dependent uptu q mal1.
Paris has declared far more pulfs and
curl Until the hair viii stand out IN
0 perfectly appalling manner from
each side oi he neck, No woman viii
be able " ar!nfgc Il any mcfc thsu
She IS pow able to iisten her drcss
in the back
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18

ilr a man likc Lodge, when he does
nothing ln men Ike La lr0lletteg'
The meic asking OF this question
has the tendency OF placing Roosevelt
on the defensive, And II Is bad for
tny politician great OF small, to be
on the defensive,
Thc Democratic Position
Republican spcllbindcrs haze inii'
limited the Denlottatic party stan6s
i5r nee trade Absolute nee trade
Is Impractical With The United states
Every country in the world, including
Gleat Britain, oyieH some tariii, and
tnis eouatry must always do 50.
he Democratic position on the sub
ieci Is substantially as fellows
First. ihe goverlmopi should ncy'
er collect one penny more Of revenue
ihap nccCasagy to administer rs al
ltifu gith rigil economy
Seetnd ne lowest rate tha VIII
Weld the greatest amount of revenue
sboHld be Imposed.
Ia I'd LuNuies should always
bear the Aighesi rerrnue Auuoa
Furl1 Experience has gudlcaipl
The wisdom OF al ealorcm duties ps
being ibc correct practice.
Fifth noseme duties should be
laid so us 10 operate with equality
throughout Che urion, discriminating
rether ir nor against any class y
iectihDr.
sixth Absolute necessitie5 shoild
go on the Tree lisi
seventh rhere should be imposed
revenue duty upon practically al
! Imports, with certain exceptions
These exception shouid be cetermin
| cd by the tcs,
hnporis comiAg u competition with
itnst controlled products 9hould be
laced on the tree liat ad article
! Of absolute necessity should ba iln.
/ ported tree Of duty
AZ rich "a Headquarters,
Quite an important conference 9ag
4 he'll 90 = pieuoni Morgan yacht
! crnaIr" cif Newport, r. l.. recent
II Is understood iha, Mcrga0
guest included senator Nelson ",
4 hidrieb. Senator George p Wciuorc.
Yho had lref rcturned uom seclg
Pro- ldenf TAT AZ Beverly and Charles
4 y. Morton, the pgogdent's secretary
M0igan u known 70 laac tlc yiew
ihal Aldrich's promised retirement
4 ifom the senale would be 'natloDai
oalamiy' ard y IS beloved he urged
Aldrich 10 lec usider ihe matter
i'olllieiacs in Rhode Island nave
/ never believed Ailrich would retire
al the cid OF this crn, as ho sn'
pounced l.lt spring. II was not *
peeted tAal Wall street woiild con
soit 10 l0se ~ mcsl able representa-
tive Of The senate
avorinD Necessities"
rrcslcn, Tafl gsseil' that IN The
Payne AlGr.ch bill necessities wdr,
favored al the expense Of usuries
Here afc lew comparisons wiict
show btY The Republicans .reall,
fayrfcd" The necessiilcB Tile ne
cesslty raw sugar was taxed 81 PEI
cent, while thc luxury diamonds. Gu
but not set were t'Scd jnly 10 Pc
cont Such necessities as blankets
liannes yomers dress goads shawl
kpll goods, wearing apparel and othe
wDoleli manufactures, we're made 3
pay a tax Of IRON 80 TO li0 per- cent
while the luxury automobiles sefi
taxed but ib per cent.
Alseka Goes lnsvrgent.
Eycn the people Oi faraway Alafk
hase febcllel a. Republican staud'Iia
7, ISM jemes Wicacrsbau. hsurgeh
: Republican of JuncaiL las lust bbo
reeieetea ~ rybgress over slwar
! orr the fali f;uggerhcila candldJl'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18
scrvct Orc Good Purpose.

a Woman farmer On Long Island
Is said TO haze raised scerecrow .
10 the lnidi' Of her fields with tho
words, Votes tpr Women on the
ontsnrehd alinb Ana thoy spy Tho
crows have all gone 70 pafla unknown
bat wkq; TIE moral Of the story Is
seems % have lied to impress the
narrator
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18

Stops earachc in two minutes;
Iooihacbc or pain Of burn or scald 10
five minutes; hoarscness, one hour;
muscleache, Two hours; sore throat.
Twelve hours DR. Thomas Eclectrlc
Oil. monarch over pain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18
soclety Girl as pecorltor.

Miss Eleanor Young ID society gifl
OF Denver who Is n rival Ior the hon
ors heretofore held by Mrs. Henry
Payne Whituey, who was Miss Van
dc, bit, as an interior decorator. Miss
Young has been given the decorating
Of the Metropolitan hotel, of which
her father Is part owner. Snc asked
to be allowed TO decorate room, TO
show what she could 90, and the result
was so good that She has been cngag
ed TO decorate several She has been
studying The subject on her visits
Abroad Ter several year,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18

Il when sou do aoulo srcat deed or
discover epne wonderful iart This
hpur cBiue to J X PIT, of Rocky ST.
n. e. wien ne was suflSriug lnicnqely
~ he Hsys. irnn The worst cofd I
ever had. J then proved to my great
satlsfa tion. what wonderful told
and Cough cure Dr Kings New Dis,
coyery Is For, after taking one bottle.
/ was entirely cured You cant say
anything too good Of medicine Ike
that i.s he suresi and best remedy
lor diseased lungs. Hcmorrhages. la
Grippe. Asthma, Hay Feeerr-auy
Throat or Lung Trouble. soc. $l.0e,
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all
druggists.
Read The Daily Leader want col
Nuns tor bargain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18
WHAT'S
Your Health Worth!

You start sickness by mis,reating nature
and it generally shows frst in the bowels
and liver. A Ioc boz week 'streatment)
Of cAScARTTS will help nature hrlp
you. They will do ncrr--iising them
regularly as you need them than any
fiedicine on Earth. Get box today;
take a CASCARET tonight. Better III
the morning. It's the result that makes
millions take them. ssi
ElrcAzz--z ~ : ts.x =. : ..Ss. ! -
treatment. all druggists. biggest $<Iier
p lhf xofld, NiIliou boxes mpnth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18
THE COMNlEN CEMENT.

Of satisfaction is when you com
mence TO have us repair your auto
OF gasoline engine. Give us an OPP
portunity 70 show you how well VIC
can please YOU. Our garage IS
open day and night for the repair
ing and storing Of your car, A
complete line Of accessories and
supplies On hand for all cars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18
Women's
Department
Stood spcn-or Tor sohcoIs.

The Woman's club Of Cincinnati es,
labhshed the ,acalicn schools in that
cl'f twelve wears ago. and, a. clubs
IN other cities have done, supported
ten rptd tho ciiy took charge. The
plasgroli DIS aud vacatlsn schools are
Now particularly coed End the club
women stllItakelan active Interest In
item
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18
A Link with the Past.

The senior living member OF the
house Of llaiisycr and the only snrylv-
ing grandchIld OF George MI Is the
owaser grand duchess Of Mecklcu.
bun g-Slreliiz who was s years old
when her uncle George Nv. lied Her
cousin was the late Queen Victoria,
ard when She Was married The queen
secured a'l annuity for her Of si5,00p
il year. which She has bsGr receiving
over since her marriage IL Iuy, 1913
i'he English provide II. hui tbc money
Is spent for the MOTT part IN Nerklsn-
burg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18
Happy,Happy,
Use TlZ

a Marvel Tor Sore Feet. Aete Right
Off
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18

Even the people 0l faraway Alaska
haye febcllel at Republican staud.Iiai.
ism. james Wicacrsbam. hsurgeht
Republican oi JuncaiL las lust bbeu
reeeetei ~ rybgfesS over lSlward
orr the 'fal l;uggerIicia candidate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-18

In om Wash Goods Dept will be found
some Of The seasons greatest bargains. II viii
take only 4 minute Of your time FOR Us 10 con
vince Non that they are real bargains,
Wash Goods consisting of Fancy Dotted
Swiss tonardS Orandcs, Soicssettcs, Ba
tistcs and silk Mulls, all nice patterns and
design They were good values AZ asc In
70 SOC Now on sale az, per yard . IJL
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S79O,697 $7I6,646

Die Iesten orei 9epar.emets
1910-11 fino in Die u9eri9ieoenen
Departements~ eingeidloiien.
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Sames 9. @eGs, Brownsville; u.
$. Huiieu, CHARLES IS. Ogden, 60,
@lS Serr 60. @uifbeau, in
Der Office oes gountp-Ifiellors OIL
aeitellt, am Wontae morgen errpodJt
te, iab or, pie cine Sdlonge 5iui=
i6en BEN Staben ieiner Seniter=Sa=
louiie uno Dem 9rabtfenlter Seriose
bineinfrod. 9ieielbe entfanl
i1oelien, ebe es Serrn @uilbeau se-
lang, Tie gu totem.
eor s6ramm S. S. Mc@ee, Se:
@ntonio; Senrp 8. 9oroelL Sranf
IS. 8ausban Souiton; @iaial:1
2usf, 8renbam; 8iGiam 5. 5pra=
que, Sobn glosner, gbapin; u. 81.
Mouriunb, Srieori6sburg.
Die bieiige Sanoelsfamluer
bat einen 8eidluB angel1omlnen,
Ourd ben oas Siefpaiierproieft lei
@ranios 8aB inooifiert miro.
= Samitag giebt Der Surnoereill
in ieinem @arten cine abenounter=
baltuns. @a6 8eenoisltng oerieIben
miro getanat.
9os grefutipfomite Ser vgom.
miiiion @opernement 2eagnc" bot
lire Office bon 220 &ouiton StraBe
nod Dem Madap @ebaube perlegt,
bo Die bisbertgen &aume ii1 als
3i flein ertpteien. Die Mer1tcr bcs
Sefretars uno Siilfsiefretals iolle1
bereintgt meroen unb Serr q. G.
@oobs lit 5u oieiem 8often ernanni.
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u IIerI /.
ssolqenbe @anoi6otelt fin

6olgenbe 4anoiootem fir 9i-
ftrift- un6 2egislatur : Iemter,
Die iid Der Gntideioung Der oe-
mofratiiden Hriflarmablen ull-
terDerfen, babep iif bereits
angemel0et: &i9ter Deg 4. 81
bill : Expectations : @eridts, $. s.
Sell; Nepr6lentant IA. @ongreB-Gi-
itrift, Sames 8. SIapoen; Staatsie-
motor, "a. Diitrift, Carlos See;
Nidter oes 40. @eridts-D iftrift5,
S. 8. Camp; 9iitriftanpolt, S. 6.
9afer, @. 8. 2inben; Diitrifr-Gle rf,
Mnoreas gop IT,; Experimentation,
80. Diitritt: 1. HlaB: 80. q. Comp,
albin Seioel uno Sobn a. S'gon-
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