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For SaIe-Houses.

VI Sd1S-I4OuSSS.
Sewerage: large lot. 50 BY 80 r.
one car fare, - Ihis is bargain
uos fa oy,- '9 Q 5lIiy.l payments
I704 q s. X fe2-st
FOR sALE-S2-s75 buys a sDIendid s-roou
NJ =, esln; Iuiilecs. range. electric nsnis
Esq - squares from good csT iine' one fare easy
''i's Il F ma,-p1.rR & 90 7,,r
"a -- - II o - 49,
Toolr fo- Esc4 - et.-
fe--eod-tf
---- - -
GOOD 2-STORV rick house in Iarze c0urt.
; = rental, $50 Iso-i price only $40; terms
- l. REAL ESTATE BROKERS' ~ T.
:----------------- te1-st
LSCO9dS AND -sAIH5 hot-water heat mod
sIn 1Tick house ~ y E. near 18th; only
$500; easy terms
y y REAL ESTE BROKERS. 1f75 #
lez-5s
a cHEAP corr Err
Must e sold 20 settle estate
yyfu - . 80 49,.
s- a,t-5c,,I ty 20 r,, q -leLe5.
sro,v Ih Y IS s. 70 i, 10, Rooms loom
S1o'h * fAiNFAA Ia Ne" YORK "a. as 3;
z--7T,
VI Wan c,o,-,- ,,-r
Z Trs-~s SIS raraar tn
- n eacb ca - - - 49,. o. = -
each. Good ysrds % rear al.- Sees 80.
fU,- I,C7sri,,71
S-ToSE. u rsrprsx -7fa ~. r-s- A..
04O-'G . f-A4INt A. ia Ne" Aof1 ave
-e- %
FOR SALE
NEAR 9Th & SIS y
Two six-r0om BRICK houses under rental SIS 90
each a bargain for S40o0 Always rentei.
Eel q
FOR SATE-y5-705-
EAST CaPIlrOI ST NEAR Tr,S~OrN
PARK
cellar: lired bstb, I'd Sca,e[ 80. bas5loSe
III re-o-7re6- .5,rsT-s5,r .o5,fr,s.- 7-s77-sr-
Ess,- t1---- - - $3.50
fsI q
l-CT go - =
TI5F ttF-s-T " rr-E r-y-r-D r,r-rrprD
l., - - -. r r y -. - VI r 1-f'l-J
i - ,-l7e -- N1i'il2. fii.4- ~ az,
-, 80 - Z, ,'1l-; cl@l-- '5ont-
s g1IC,>-r-' .'1 Ike. E-ssy terms.
0-O'I q Z +ALf'S ~ La Ne" YORK Ave
FOR SALE -
very attractive. bay window brick resi-
aenoe- SIX large rooms moder1 bath lot
--.At.s-
SIONE & FAiRFAk- 1872 New York Ave
Eel q
/ FOR EsT,T,-EI
"a 49, r-o, g.D~.v.-
On s~~,--r- - - -. = p - - -
~ ,--.z1-5- - =. 49, -easilss ,''-lr n
a. a 80 80 = -. - - ---l-e -o-t-'
MASS Ar. So -. - =. r-- III
\ fine location. sooe6ern szp5s,5-e- 7Tiae
front parking convenient 90 Union station. a
substantially built ElE-r00m brick with
porcelain bath and frontage On TWO streets
conslcsring tho location. Il is one q the
Hleest houses We know o. Tor the price
STONE q FAIRFAX, 1852 Sew YORK ave.
Eel o
r-Cr, 49,
y Ey-rrrr,--- rs-,-r-z--,r---
- e - - .-- = =. ~ T.
a large interest 10 derive nom props--v g,
wsU located
Near corner Of 6th and r " r.
s-rrCru and hath brick white tenants
STONE & FAIRFAE, 1870 Ne=r YORK ave
feI 81
200 80 e -
~ S-1-lTgryBrer e--rz,r--- ,-.,-,-,-..---
The best houses for sale AZ ths price Co
lcnfal front pyrch- six large bright rooms
rIed bath furnace heat. u1anzar5 ro.ce. So
beams user IN construction. All work done
By days labor and very best materials used
I Lots - feet wide Easy terms can be ar
Stone 4 FaTFraz rze2 ~ v--s, 49,.
FOR s1I r.. .----- -,
That you Ri ma Tor the money.
mental to rs s1s sss S 5s29as PAN. =
5se#s a4a @si - P9ress. Ven 6utHt No
STUN q sAii'f Ak i-'- View York fs sy s
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SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS
SIS cabinet grand Standard Q =
$50 New Home drop head g -
so Drop leaf singer 1905
New sewing machines 3 down and SOC per
week Cleaning Soc open evenings = P
GIVEN S. Pa ase- : < Phone 10
FOR SALE at sacrifice. one large OUTSIDE
show case and small ones acCJIIrF-. q
TemOdeIliuE q our building EISEN1IANSS-S s.
SO 9TH ST n W fsI-gt-
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CONSULTATION FREE

disease experienced physician in all 5fseas as
or private nature safe, permanent 0I1i-b
Cures I315 II ST. fe9-t-
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For Sale-Farns.

short distance from city richest truck Isns.
steamboat landing S15Co; liberal terms
AcGHiE- $50 9th st y W jafs-eod-tr
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AT KEEfLWORTH, D. c.
Fer sale Or rent new cottages and
DUEal5Ws-
A. W. Il l.. o. MALLERY
1881 r St n W or sss n At y -
Phones y. "a o. ", go
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Dogs, Pets, Birds, Etc
Wall Paper.

LATEST DESIGNS; large rooms papered 3.
drop postal H Z REYNOLDS. rs F ST. NV.
-a1g-fF
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ROOMS PAPERED s. Up; m0uldinEs ZIzc
loot on the wall lie PRECX- 1901 9th 81
y W Phone North ezsi- saIs-tf
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For Sale-LotS.

SOME SPECIAL. bargains in lots locates IN
Columbia Heights. Chevy Chase BrookIso5
and other points. 500 up. CAMPRFIT ..
SWAN. SIS 18th St y " fa1-e-
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Spiritualism.
For Sale-MotorcycIes.

One Reading Standard -.------ g-7
One Reading Standard ...--.. .......... =
one 100 Reading Standard - -. 10
Ons I1Ein-cy-linder Reading Standard - rsl
ALL n GOOD CONDITION.
7. " MUD. IT.. Inc 122s y. Y ave NV
80
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Dentistry.

DOCTOES ELZET- DENTIsTS
Dentistry in all branches Guar ot~p5
/ W Cor. 10Th and r Entrance "a I6-h
faE-ea-
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For RIGHTEOUSNESS Property.

FOR RENT-Near 9Th St and Ia ave y
W. S-stOry building. suitable for commits
sion merchant. wholesale grocery. or ware
house
WI. H SAUNDERS & co, 1907 F ST. y. W.
ja-9-6t
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Auto Lamp Repairing.

AUTO I4AEIF OFT OF ORDER?
Bring il - Us We VIII puc j. N Al crndI-
ton az q very small cost
MOORE * CO. SO John Marshall Place
Phone Main Gsz7.
ssy-vr ftf =
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Two CHOICE LOTS. just north Of No..
Pleasant and in the rapidly Improving -
location Tor home BOX s.. lines 60 - III
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JAEGER, TAILOR AND CLEANER 3 ?,
St X W. formerly 81 z St suits Cfzs7.5
repaired &C uSs umbrellas repaired ice
IaI1-tf
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ALVEOL4AR TEETH-PzinIess. lasting v-o1-
dsTfUIIy iffeifke. bridzeEu-k OF pIafss m
necessary painless Cling DR. = J. WI
son. I10s F. fvs1--F
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
WANTS TO Be INCORPORATED
PORT Barre Has Hal 4 SuifleIeney Of HShoot.
Ing I'D the TaRn."

Port Barre, the Magic City, wants
TO be incorporated.
It is getting to be a formidable
rival Of Tombstone, Arizona, in the
latter's palmY days.
And the citizens are tired Of it.
and want police protection.
On the subject the Port Barre
News says:
''Now-right now is the time %
incorporate Port Barre. What is
the use to postpone the matter? Our
town is enjoying a substantial growth,
and viii continue ii this manner until
it de7elopes 4 great industrial center.
providing the proper inducements are
offered to industry and capital.
We need municipal protection,
and need il bad. There IS not another
town in the state Of the size and i'm
portanee of this thatdoe not boast Of
d Mayor and municipal protection and
regulation. The majority Of the citi-
zens are heartily in favor Of the move,
and the main barrier in the matter
seems to be q fear that some few
property holders will object, on the
ground that it will increase their
taxes slightly. This is entirely wrong.
and a matter Of no moment, but Of
the increase in value Of the property
thus slightly taxed for city protec-
ton and Improvement.
"If there are any backsliders or
in the community, at least
put the question to them in an IN
escapable manner-Do you favor the
move or no?-and give al a chance
to show our colors. The time TO im-
prove is now. Don't sit down and
wait, but boost, or if you don't the.
town Of which you are proud will IL
after years resemble a Methodist
funeral, with the widows and orphans
ii the frnnt row
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
Truck Growers Rejoice.

THAT the truck growers of Ennis
lana have lust ans 70 h inbilant i
embraced il The following dispateb
from Lake Charles under recent date
eThe shipment Of vegetables. GAR
den truck ana poultry products el,t.
Of this city has grown wonderfully
during The past few weeks, and par
ticularly since the first two Or three
carload lots forwarded by the Truck
Growers lent returns.
The truck growers ID all sections
Of the parish are being organized
into branches. Oberlin having mora
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
TO PROTECT BROUS-
SARD'S MANAGERIE
Louisiana cams Commission Preparing Law
10 Guard Jungle Dsnlzens.
THE HIPPO IS DEFENDED
VIII Not Destroy Rlca. But Conflne Attention
to Wafer Growth. .BroussaFd TO Push
Scheme.


Plans for the protection Of the
African wild animals, which Congress
man R. F. Brodssard proposes to
bring to Louisiana for the destruction
of the water hyacinths, are already
being made by the State Game Com
mission. This information was given
to Congressman Broussard yesterday
when he called upon Attorney Amos
i. Ponder Of the Game Commission
in company with the African hunter.
Capt. Fritz Duquesne, who accom-
panied him from Washington. Chair
man F. M. Miller of the commission
was not in the city, but Attorney
Ponder told the visitors that the com
mission had already the draft Of q
clause in the bill which IS to be pre-
sented to the State Legislature in
May, which is designed especially to
accomplish the safeguarding Of the
hippo and other animals should they
be imported to this State, says Satur-
days Times Democrat.
Congressman Bfoussard and Mr..
Duquesne spent the greater part Of
yesterday forenoon in visiting promi-
nent 0rleanians and explaining to
them the purport and Importance of
the proposed legislation at Washing
ton. At first, most of Mr.. Brous-
sard's friends joked both him and
Capt. DaquesDe on the proposition,
but after It was explained to them, it
is claimed that there were some con-
verts. The Third District Congress
mar left for Thibodaux yesterday
afternoon before he could be inter-
viewed. Capt. Duquesne, however,
said that arrangements would be made
for him to deliver several lectures
here on his African experiences in
hunting animals Of all kinds, which
would serve as an educational cam
paign to bring the people to Mr..
Broussard's way Of thinking.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09

There is 3 strong similarity between
them and the swamp lands Of Africa,
only the difference is that the under
growth and water growth Is much
less abundant, on account Of the
presence Of browsing animals such as
those | have deserted. What they
have done for the lands Of Africa
could be as easily accomplished here,
and at the same time the animals
would be relieving . difficult meat
situation"
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
CLAIMS BIG ESTATE.
Young Families Of Lafayette and Yefmilion
Heirs TO SIS, 100000 Estate.

District Attorney Rohira Of Crowley
on his return visit to Washington, as
d delegate for the Panama Canal Ex-
position, made an Investigation Of
government records and found that
the Young family Of Lafayette and
Vermillion parishes have an unques-
tionahle claim to d large tract Of land
IN the District Of Columbia, valued at
SIS, 100000.
The land, which lies on the south
side Of Pennsylvania avenue belonged
to Motley Young. a Maryland pioneer,
great grand father Of Cliff /. Young
Of Lafayette and DE-. Roy O. Young
Of Youngsville. Mr.. Robira, whose
wife is one Of the heirs, is preparing
to place the claim before the United
Sites Court Of Claims and will go to
Washington for that purpose ID June.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
Town Marshal Resigns Because
He Had to Report Business
Partner.

Estherwood, La, April 3.-The Of
fee Of town marshal at Mermentau
is again vacant. Decrossel Leblanc
has resigned because as an official be
was compelled TO make report to the
mayor Of The alleged d~isorderly con
duct Of his associate in business,
Monroe Smith, at a public ball.
The Mermentau Rice Mill has
cleaned up all Of the rough stock on
hand, and the machinery viii be placed
in readiness for the new crop. This
seasons run exceeded that Of last
year.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09

FOR 8ALE.-0ne Soda Foun-
cain cheap. Apply to
apr 9-4t ri. b. CHRISTIAN.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
BRYAN TO QUIT POLL
TICS And GO TO
PREACHING.
Commoner Gets Tired Of Being
An ALSO RAM and Will
Have Church Of His Own.
BY ROBERT LEE CARTER.

New York, April William j
Bryan, upon bis return from hi
South American trip, viii devote
more Of his time and energy to church
work. This statement is made OF
the authority of close friends Of Mr..
Bryan with whom he has been il
recent communication. He has been
convinced that he can be Of more ser
vice to The people if he should con-
secrate his talents to a greater ex-
tent than heretofore TO spreading the
truths Of christianity among the
millions Of men throughout the coun-
try not reached BY the churches, and
who would perhaps come to hear him.
He will work with the Christian
EndeaVor Society, the Young Mems
christian Association, the Laynens
Missionary movement. and other in
ter-denominational instrumentalities.
and absolutely without remuneration.
While ME-. Bryan is a strict Presby-
terrain, and an elder IN the church, he
does not intend to confine his work
along denominational lines. His idea
IS to get at the great masses, who
either have no church affiliations at
all, Or whose church ties bind them
very lightly.
Friends Of Mr.. Bryan and active
church workers who are familiar with
his ideas predict the famous Nebras-
kan will become one Of the greatest
and most effective lay preachers in
the history Of the church.
Mr.. William Shaw, general seere-
tary Of che United Society Of Chris
tian EndeaVor, who has just returned
from a trip around the world, with
Rev. Pr. Francis B. Clark, president
Of the Christian Endeavor Society.
said to me ii this connection:
DIR. CLARK and both believe that
Mr. Bryan would BE- . tremendous
power ii arousing the masses, and
particularly men, to q new enthusi
asm for the work IF the churches"
Mr.. Bryan does not intend to con-
fine his efforts to America. Already
he has promised to go to England
this Summer to deliver several adj
dresses to the Young Mems Christian
Association and other similar bodies.
e Mr.. Bryan looks upon the prop
osition favorably d great auditorium
will be built for him m New York.
The idea is to build at a central point
in New York City i great auditorium
capable Of seating not less than TO-
600 people, and place Mr.. Bryan at the
head Of It, the services to be along
religious lines, though not according
to any set forms.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
HIPPO DESIRABLE.

ae#
Capt. Duquesne Indignantly denied
that the hippo would develop an in
ordinate fondness for rice stalks if
they were brought to Louisiana.
Louisiana planters can rest easy
on that score" said he at the Cosmo-
politan last night. The hippo will
be content to remain in a pond less
than 100 yards long as long as there
is vegetation for him to consume. He
does not leave one spot until he has
cleaned up all Of the plant growth in
it, and he has q penehant for devour
ing water vegetation in preference to
any other sort Of food. I do not.
deny that if rice were brought to him
he would eat it, as he might eat any
thing except flesh, but there is no.
E&N
reason to believe that he would go
outside Of the bayou I'd eat the rice
in the marsh lands.
IN Africa the hippo leaves the
water and makes long journeys inland
in search of luscious plants of the
jungle, but is only because in the
hundred Of years his kind have had
the African rivers as their habitat
they have cleaned the waters, both
rivers and lakes, Of all their excess
vegetation. The river Congo and
other great streams and lakes Of the
Continent have had practically all Of
the water plants consumed, so that
the hippos have been compelled to
make long eross-country trips 10 get
to good browsing lands.
Bat the public must bearin mind
that the hippo is not by any means
the only animal that can be imported
here to advantage. There is the
Waterbuk, d swamp living antelope,
Che dik-dik. i smaller a~ntelope. which
feeds on swamp vegetation; the blea-
box, the reedbok, oryx, springbok and
koodoo. all species Of antelope, most
Of which live in the swamp lands; the
Wart-hog which feeds on undergrowth
the Gland, which grows to q weight
Of from 1000 to 1900 pounds, and
Is easily domesticated, and the water
Of cape buffalo, which is an excellent
beast Of burden and makes fine meat.
SWAMP LANDS SIMILAR.
Since coming here ! have made
,everal trips oct into your swamp
aada ID the vicinity Of New Orleans.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
Good Prices for Turkey.

The journals tell Of D turkey
weighing ffty-tvo POUNDS recently
sold BY Mrs. Walter Porter Of Belvi-
dede. TIL, to T. n. Burns Of Orient,
S. D., for $500. It bears The dis
tinction Of being the largest Turkey
in the United States. He has taken
several first prizes at poultry shows
in several cities Of the country and
is known as the Porter turkey.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
Men and Women Wanted
ashe Goveramema Pays Rail.
way Mani Clerksss00 % aa.aOO.
and Other Employees Up H.
$4,000 Anmunlly.

Uncle sam will hold examinations
throughout the country for Railway
Mail Clerks, Custom House Clerks, Ste
nographeTs, Bookkeepers, Departmental
Clerks and other Governments Positions.
Thousands of appointments will be-
made. Any man or woyaaa over is, liz
City or Country can get obstruction and
free information by writing Rt once To
The Bureau az I~natracttoa, a67 Hemtin
building, Rochester. II. 4. l-l-le-Iy
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
MIETZ&WElSS
OIL ENGINE
Stationary. 2 to 200 b. D.

Ss&NiA9A9s = w LOV He ~
Marine, 2 to 200 h.. p.
Operated bY Kerosene, Crude, Fuel
Oil or Alcohol.
Close regulation, safe and reliable.
Requires no experienced engineer to
operate. Consumes on full load, such
g four stand gin, 81 gals, Of
Jennings crude oil per hour.
Twill have in operation, on Saturday
at Sunset, beginning March 9Th. and
until April %, a so b. p.. crude oil
engine, and after above dates every
DIV until pumping season is over.
John Sihllle, Sales AgaRt,
8unsets Louisiana.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-04-09
Notice.

/ haYe placed in my Business estab
lishment q phone-No 336-and any
of my Gus omeTs may phone me Or,
and will deliver goods ct once.
apr 2.9t MRS. MELIA PADAOL.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26
Om oen iioite suloebolee

berettes Ser ira 2onisoiae, aentu-
cfp; ct. 9opis % aanias Gitp,
no, Oflaboma gitp, Ofla.; lai6.
bille, 8enn.; 5opefa, aas.; fife at
tale ON Omoba og andre Ste0er
9tebraifa. Ger foI0t Sne 0iis-
ionri aentlicfp og 5enne8iee. s
MempbiS, 5enn., 6leo aae 9fefor0er
iloaet me0 SeniDn til aul0e 9(pril.
5ermometret ito6 Senoogs Nor.
ges pao 5rDiepunftet. Sra Meisionri
o9 ion0re SainoiS meloes om flere
@rooer un0er 5rpiepunftet. Ser
gfe6raifa, / boert 5al0 poo oiSie
e9ne, ipnes ben iioite 5roit at
1aoe aiort IterY StoOe pao I. CTS.
9flfalfoen emo Den forri9e. @nfelte
8rper ies enonu at Itaa ine0 6oioe
9loIter pna, men ltoii9tpn til 5ru9t.
apl er ellers iaa 9o0t iom forioun.
ben. Oct moa innoes | g(or, at
oboao Warts fan forbperbe, fan
9lpril foroeroe".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-26
Ou ifal Ser Sart paa.
seoernc / auneresicn uil bielpe
glominiitrationen.

8aibin9ton, .. g., %. april. =
Brpii0ent Saft % 2eoerne / 6egge
aongreSiens 9uie er blepet enioe
ON Ell Blan, iom pentes, at oille fsre
til ge0ta9elien al oe fleite uigtige
aominiitrations. o9 iptte
aongresien StanO til at aiournere
forbol6spis tiolig.
5 en- aonierence, iom 6e9Dnote
| Ons0ags o9 fortiattes 8aar
bleo BET 6eitemt at 9sre, 6oao gsres
fan for at iaa observation-disclosures
efspeoeret i be9ee @uie. iao an0re
glomifriitrations.6orilo9 og oe re.
gulpre 9eoilanin9sforilaa fan foa
Ell 9nrtig 9ebanoling.
Oleolemmer al begge Snie free.
Der, at aon8resien nionrnerer tio.
Zig. Dc 0emofratiife Seire oeo aon.
9resbaIa | Often oe 0e efterretnin.
ger, iom aongresmeno bar moo.
taget ira oeres Siemmeoiitrifter,
bar ooerbebiIt 0isie % gartiets 9e-
oere onL at galafnmpeii maa be.
gpnoe tiolig.
YrpIioenten oil opforore Sniur.
genterne til at biItaa meo at fan
oe oigtigite 5orilo9 oeotaget Su.
let; og Yrpiioenten fsler ii9 Mi iif.
fer pna, at en- tilfreositi1enoe Boit.
ipare6mf-2on nil 6lipe oeotaget /
inoebprenoe Sesiion.
.Spao Der nil bIine 9jort meo
observation-disclosures Jer enonu for en-
Del pno oct uoisie. grpiioenten er
iniolertiO tilfreos meo 0et al Suiet
oeotagne aonierpations. .5orilag og
ligeiaa meo oet 6orilaa, iom &c.
natsfomiteen er bleoet enia ON.
Oct iioItn9onte itaofelter rigtignof
life 9fooieoelts g2ano @it6oraip.
als"; men Greiioenten mener. ban
fan eoofenoe Dem noor iom BELT
BET er nsooenoiot, oeo at foretage
npe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" noor
ben npe COB er peota9et
Senator gtlorib bill / oen 5i6,
ban enonu bar tilboge al i'm sc.
natstermin = ca. ii Maaneoer -
Itette Cats 2oogipningsproaram
meO al 6en aroft, iom itoor til
bans Naaoigbeo.
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6rubeulvffer

Sieiibenuille, O., 90. 9lpril. =
Bitten 9lr6eioere onlfom @aar I'M.
Der e1 @rubeefsplolion aulgru.
ben iil6erenoe Douebiog6enp &
Obio aulfonlpngni. Siotil er iefs
9i9 to9et op af Sopeoifoften, mems
ipp Mano er re00et. 3olp 01an0
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