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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-24

He was heartily applaudcr for his
clever talk.
Assemblyman Smith OF Nyc was
the next TO represent the seconding
OF the nomination. For the people
OF Nyc County he wanted 10 state
that he took great pleasure in re-
spending to the seconding OF the
nomination. While Nyc was Dem
ocratic county, yet the people had
made the choice OF MIR. Nixon and
he. like every true representative OF
the State, followed the wishes of the
people and wished to place Mr.. Nix
on"s name before the House.
1t was a neat turned talk and dc
served its applause.
The speech of the day in the As
sembly was made by Mr.. Denton, a
Democratic member from the Coun-
ty. OF Lincoln. He brought down the
house with applause and his speech
bubbled with enthusiasm and fact.
The manner OF delivery and the earn
est speaker made every hearer take
notice and realize that the election OF
Senator Nixon was worthy the eff
fort: 1t was as follows:
"Mr. Speaker. Gentlemen OF the AS
sembly:
I'VE arise for the purpose of sec
onding the nomination OF our distin-
puished citizen, who has been chosen
by the people OF the Sovereign State
Of Nevada TO represent them i'll the
highest Office in their gift. While
the chosen candidate of our own par
ty was that young man from Tono
pah. Mr.. Key Pittman. whose NOV
ing genius and dazzling intellect
challenge even the admiration OF his
opponents, | wish to say to you, hav'
ing been born in Democratic
House, rocked in a Democratic
Cradle. and fed on Democratic milk,
| second the nomination with all my
heart and with all my soul in the
name of the county which | have the
honor. in part, to represent upon this
floor a county which wears the i'm
mortal name OF the first Republican
President OF the Republic, the name
OF Lincoln.
Il also wish to second the nomina-
ton i'm the name of the Democratic
party of the State OF Nevada. and the
grand old Democratic party of the
United States, a party that was born
in the morning of Liberty. and first
10 proclaim to the civilized nations
of the globe that the people must
rule.
I'VE hope our sister states will fol.
low our prccept and eminate our
great example Commencing at the
Golden Gate on the placid Pacific
and extending acre S the Continent
to the Atlantic Ocean. where the
wild waves lash the shores, that the
sons and daughters OF Liberty, the
allOl11tcu CIliu1tu vi SdVNdtioii, w
mand that the men who shall have
the honor OF representing them III
the greatest body OF men on earth
shall be the choice of the people ano
not obtained through trickery, CHI
canery and fraud. The question car
no longer be considered simply the
foam on the ocean wave; beneati
the foam is the rolling deep. repre-
senting ninety million of ireemen.
"On the Sth day OF last Novembe
the people of the Sovereign State o
Nevada. through free and untram
pied ballot, majority expressed
their preference for George 5. Nixoi
for United States Senator.
Continued on Page Four)
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-24
MYSTERIOUS EXHIBITIONS
AT THE OPERA HOUSE
Program Promised Theatre
Goers This Evening

Last evening the theater goers OF
this city were given something new
in the line of entertainment The
.Arzullia Company, headed by Albur-
tus, the hypnotist, kept the large
audience in delight of amusement
and mystery.
Arzulla, who had been put to
sleep in the Gray Reid and Wright
show window early in the day, was
taken to the Opera l1o ouse and after
some preliminary vaudeville stunts,
was awakened. 1t was very neat
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-24
SENATE-Seventh Day

The Senate Immediately went 10
wor kthis morning after prayer and
roll call. There was movement on
loot as the members realized that the
L. S. Senator had to be elected, and
the decks must be clean.
On report OF committees Assembly
Bills Nos. 9 and 10 were referred to
the Ways and Means Committee,
while Assembly Bills Nos I and l3
went to the Washoe delegation.
Senate Bill No. l3, by Tallman-
Regulating dental practice, was re-
ferred to the Committe on Educa-
ton.
Assembly Bill No. 9 by Medcr,
was then taken up and passed. This
provides for the pay OF the Chaplains
OF the Legislature.
S. b. No. 9, by Tannahill, fixing
salaries OF attaches, was referred to
the Committee OF the Whole.
Assembly Bill No. l3.-Fixing Jus
tices fees at Garlack, was passed and
is law
Assembly Bill No. 7-Making the
office of Clerk OF the City of Reno
elective, was passed.
Senator Syphus introduced a Con-
current Resolution relative to secur-
ing more land for the Carey Act. 1t
was referred to the Committee on
Agriculture.
This cleared the file and recess
was taken to elect the United States
Senator o.,
After roll call and prayer by
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-24
NEvADA'S SENATOR IS ELECTED
OILED UP

Dan Morton, the Chief Clerk Of
the Assembly, has worked down TO
the regular stride adopted by the
Clerks who occupy that strenuous
position Dan has evidently lubri-
Gated his voice up bit as the ma
chine is working much smoother
and the gait has tuned up bit. Dan
promises to make swift a: the bus
mess before the session is over.
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LEGISLATURE HOLD BUSY
SESSION IN BOTH HOUSES
Many New Bills introduced in Both
Houses

Rev. Thomas, the Journal was read
and several committees appointed
a. B. No. / reported favorably.
The enacting clause was ordered
out of Assembly Bill No. /, while A.
J. c. r. Nos. / and , were reported
favorably
Assembly Bill No. 8 was re-refer-
red to the White Pine delegation.
The Committee on Labor reported
favorably on Bills 5 and 10.
On first reading Robbins introduce
ed a resolution moving the seat of
government and it was referred to
the Committee on Ways and Means.
A. b. No. 2l.-Wilson.-To pre-
vent lobbyists and others from inter
fering with legislation. This was
sent to the Judiciary Committee.
A. B. 24.-Malley.-To prevent
boarding houses and stores forcing
trade on employees. Referred to
Committee on Labor.
"a ID. Ao.-ACl 10 prevent ldloS
representation to laborers by cor
porations or individuals referred TO
Committee on Labor.
A. b. 26.-Sullivan.-To preven
the discharge of men who belong to
unions by corporations. Referred to
Committee on Labor.
A. B. 27-Bradshaw-C the
County of Mineral out of Esmeralda
County. Referred to Esmeralda
Delegation.
A. the hour of noon was about
due the Assembly took recess to
await the election OF the L. S. Sena-
tor.
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COUPLE MARRIED

Yesterday afternoon in the court
rooms OF Justice Folsom, the officer
performed the ceremony which made
Edward T. Drake and Dora T. Bal
lam of Silver City, man and wife.
They were attended by J. Poujade
and Stephen Belli who filled the po-
sitions OF best man and bridesmaid
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-24

doubtful schemes.
Arzullia tonight will answer any
que estlOn OF a proper nature that IS
submitted to her. Alburtus will free
himself from the iron cell and the
masses OF chains that are TO be load
ed upon him. Tests in hypnotism
will be made and all are assured a
most enjoyable evening.
The mystifying Soul Flight" will
also be given to night. Ihii feature
is given on the open stage with the
lights brightly burning.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-24
FALLS VICTIMS TO THIEVES

S. w. Bends, OF Coal City, Ala,
has justihable grievance. i've
thieves stole his healt hfor IL years.
They were a liver and kidney trou-
BILE. Then DR.. Kings New Lie Piiis
throttled them. He's well now.
Unrivaled for Constipation, Malaria
Headache, Dyspepsia. 25c at }. l.
Arnold. .
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-24
The Flight of the Soul, at the Op
era House tonight.
HAD BAD FALL

Last night while returning home
from the show at the Opera House
Mrs James Raycraft slipped and fell
upon the ice at the corner OF the
First National Bank and was quite
severely bruised. She was taken to
the Baker Candy store and later re-
moved to her home
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-24
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

Frank Oliver, formerly of this city
but now San Francisco attorney, Is
attending to legal matters in this
city for few days.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-24

The Man and the Cage, help lock
him i'll, at the Opera House tonight
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-24

Appeal, for your job printing.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-01-24

Demonstrations of Modern Day
Miracles, Opera House Tonight.
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Observation-Disclosures.

)9bomas fentsras "a, Sobn Strdbe
lWinnie 5art, %, 14O4 5obn Sirabs
(yeo. aisbert, 20. 313 alctier ape
3hereia Shmibt, 20, 2262 Sprinc
| 0rope apenue.
fGeo. Stnrp 4brens, 90, 1856 Rai-
( iahuieits 4penue.
t4nna Waratta, Is. 1902 gaeitern
! Otto Grsb. Gaber, "a, 6amilton, 8
lWlpro 6. Sones, q, 1015 Bragg
I2atprsncs apsar, "a, Breton, Ghio
lai38is camper, %. Breton, Ohio
(9oDio ID. 9urtsit, q, Glapsbura
I ga.
lelouiie Tt. 2lfdlsman, %, SO 80. 9
lgsO. gensr. 90. 1866 Queen eitp
lWsargorst 9obH. %, 3001 goIsrain
ITrsb. 8. Debtins, IT,. 1868 9ublep
lethei Soffmdn. .22, ,3451 Wontsom.rr
(9ouis Geo. R.imlongtr, 81. Tahi.
( ionpilie. Sbio.
teeIo Rutb gsott, Is. Wabiionoias, 8
l2eon. Sanbers, %, Sbarps6ura, pa
tSouro Bramsr. 25. AIT Diner ct
jglusuit 6. Mull.r, SO, Ia 10. z. ct
lWinnie 9. 6auier 81. IA 70. 7. CT
lSobn M. S6ed. 80. 2117 Satmdser
lSennie 10. Reeie. %. Wiami, Ohio
Geo adins. %, 40 SO. Glber CT
laIice Sorfmun. IS, S21 gort ct.
|edri Gtstpart Ddrner, 26, Dpomina
l5Iorenee ). 5eB. 10. Bpomius.
'sront 8oOeparo, ,27,1719 gopmilIsr
taImd 5obner. q, APT 5diptborns,
(Rapmono u. Dunlop, q, 1914 5srs
I fhsl aprnue.
lalma 6olmss, q, 4261 gaitsrn
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Der 9adt.gbsi bss poliseisDe.
portements go l." W M. 8. arum.
pc. tpiro hsuts friib cine ipoblpsrpiente
grbolungsreiIs mad benz Often dntres
ten uno auf bsrislbsn bic g1iagdro
Gale. atIantie gitn unp Rem gori BE-
riihrsn. Sn IsBtsrer Sioot III Ieir
Sobn, 6err iSrsosrif arump., az
ihdftli6 etdblirt unp tpirb iih freuen
isinen Batter ben ..glspbonisn" seigsr
gu tDnnsn. 6srr Sohn Disbl BON oer
wlab Qntbonp Strabe. Gin intime,
Jreuno oes Sol" fpirb ibn dmf otr
Rtife, bic etrpa 3 @o6en in 4nIprut
ntbnen foll, begleiten.
6srr Dilhelm Deters, eli
betdnnier unb onssisbsnsr giiraer un
ferer Stabt, IN am 9ienitag Inn altet
bon SO Sahren geiforben. Uait be-
Satin 5rnu 6elena Tetsrs, aeb
S6Iepera betrauert Elm GROCER arei:
bon 5rsunbsn unb gstannten fsir
6infteiben. Die geeroiauna finbe
am 1rsiidg Worssn bonn 5rduerbauie
74o Gnrisht apsnus, auf Yrice 5it
aus ftatt. tporauf In Der Gt. 2auren,
thus airde Elm feierlihss Rsquism &C.
hdIten tuirD.
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Oereinigtes KsnaiiuliOns GOmmitee.
Ielegafcm bon Sranemsafmbs srbnl.
ten ben ganfpah.

5n Der geitrisen SiBuna bes obi
gen ausiduHes tpurhe auf 4ntrag
beg 8elegaten Nboipb aummer bonn
Central 2abor Council beinlolIen,
bic applifntionen bee SuIan q. 2(nz
tbonb alubs. Der Domens 1arpaners
league, Der Domsns Union 9obor
ledgue uno bes 20. genturp alubs
Inn aufnahme in bic Organization
einitimnig auf ben 3iff eelegt, obn.
oab ben antpefsnben Deleedten cine
8siegenheit eegsben tuurbe, bdgsgen gu
proteitiren.
Die Saupt Debate beg Q6enbs
beDegte iih Tim ben 8erid)t bes gres
tutto 4usf6uiIes iiber bic Raolue
tion betreffsnb bic Snitiatipe unb bas
Referenbum. Der 2eBtsrsn sufotgs
foIlten bic geib.n in bic neue aonItis
tuition einlefii9t fperben, uno noabem
bic Debate Dorii5er mar. ipurbe ben
qusf4ub ermd6tigi, 3fpei llntsrauss
ffiii1e bon ie brsi WfitgIisbern su .-s
nennen, bon oensn elmer bic 6ss
iahenbs, Der unbers ieboh bic nsaotipe
Seite in elmer iJIugihrift. bic an bic
DeI.saten psrfditt fperbsn fou, gu tes
fiirtporien bnt. gis jsst b1ben ii9
"A psThiebene Grganiiationen bem
aommittee ongsihlofsn unb bic am
geltrigen abeno anasmelbeten parsn:
Knyhsrtsya, 1Ip;o, 90 . ulnnI oun
Sboe Worters' Unions 90. 21O uno
g. amalgamaisb Wooo Worters'
Unions go. 212 unb 158, Gbauffeurs
ano Repairmsn's Union Po. 132, 81
aarrenmnher Union Ro. A, Ben
SSranilin Club, llniieb 9drmsnt
gBorters' Union go. 100, 6ufIdmieoe
Union 0o. IL uub WdnbeIbilbsr Was
ihinsn Cperatsurs Union Ro. 165.
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Webnrtcn.

y. 6. uno stilsen 5rn. 3575 Gum,
fteir Npe., Gndbe.
JobR J. uno aIice Meiler, 1131
BiIberi qoe., Wa1bden.
Winicm uno alma 4smus, 1896
Clifton 4se., Wdbten. Ii
William R. uno 4nna Gds, 1927
Ccrmanp Str. Wdbhen.
Uictor uno CLARA Shmio, 290s
Iolpnibip Str, Wl1oaen.
Wlite unb Marg Spiss, 2024 Bin.
Ctr, Gnube.
Joitpb unb 5bertIu Wlueningboff
% 0retn Str, annbs.
George uRb 9oIbsn Robinion, 2461
Gaitern 4pe., Wdbhen.
Wiliam 8. unb Warp DiIiams,
976 on 3. Ctr, anabe.
Georse g. uno Emma poGid, 631
9ihmonb Ctr, anabe.
6usiel unb Morgaret Mhite, Calf
fornia. Rdbden.
War unb Rine Miisnbers, 414
Belts Str, anabe.
grneii G. uno Selen sSiirftenau.
1909 Wain Str, anabe.
milliam R. unb aoa 2isgett, 1896
Gf 3. Gtr., anobe.
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GterblidJfe

Glisabetb Sprong, 45, 1857 9ins
Ctr. Snaueit in Sttrsbe.
peter Burton, 50, $3.50 Gin Ctr,
mopilonpile, Gditritis.
Georss Rihols, %. 318 on 5roni
CTR, Snqueit in Sftpebs.
Wiaidm 9siers, 81, TAO gnriehi
Npe.. Gaiiriiis.
oarrn 3. q. Sones. %, 1211
Mrrtls Qpe., 1ubertuIoie.
William OIiui, 2 Monots, gpisio'
tol 9ofpital, Gurml,ibsn.
Catherine fyranten. 20, 1881 asn.
ton Str, Tlpocarbiiis.
Glisabetb J. Giisreus, 81, 2711
price aps., 9drmleibsn.
Relis S6aarihmfot, A, Sutton
Mpe.. Jnqusit in shspsbe.
5snrn 9eptr. 67, 1909 Snor Str,
s,irnitlae.
Sotparo Batter, 3 Tlonat., 317 Wt.
ssnrlano Ctr, arGmpfe.
Deter Rtuter. So, 2731 Dine Ctr,
QrHeenIhtpinofuhs.
Gcnroo fyieseI, "a, gopinston, ap..
Sirnooema.
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Ghelter garf.

Die Cincinnati Hetail Grocsrs' glIe
ipciation peranitaltst beute i'm G6eFer
part ibr groBes pienic. gu osmIelbsn
iinb tanienoe Don GinldBfarten ausges
geben, iobab Der Qnorang ie0snfaQs
iebr enorm iein piro. 10000 proben
jegtifer art tperbsn inter Den 9eius
6ern pert6silt. Quberbem giebt es
Soupenirs unb pisle anbere i.b0nsSa.
den. 5iir bic Derf9isoensn Dettfpiele
fir anaben unb Wdo6en, fir 8roB
uno alein. ffflb 5ablrei6e qrsiIs augs
aeiebt.
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6 IN hersi in Suurs8, 80 Werito
@t Paio, Ger, 26. Suli. Sn
Sudre3, Wter., rpur0en 20 ghinefsn unz
ter Der &ntIage Derbaftet, einen Qanbs=
mann, oeiIen Qei6e an rem 4fte zines
8oumes bdn9euO oufgefuroen nuroe,
gelpndt 3u hoben. @s iit oies Die erfte
&pnfaffairs in Suare3.
) 6unffo de Penfiousforbes
rung.
QtIanta, ga. 26. oTult. - Sine
Grau in WaIton Gountn, 8d., nelhe
be6auptet bic Wittpe BON fuuf SoloQ=
Ten oes 8urgertrteges gu fem, bat flint
YenilonsaniprI6e auf $50 per Monut
eingereiht Die 5rau, pelfe ppr tbz
rer eriten 6eirath Elm 5rl. Mulcolm
mar, bebouptst, oaB ibr eriter Gutte,
Der Partridge bieB, i'm eriten eSabre
oes 8urgertrieges fieI. 8egen Gnoe
oes arieges lei tbr 3iDeiter 8otte aez
fallen uno tbre orei folgenoen gbez
manner ieien 9eteranen Der tpuf0oez
rirten Armse geme1en.
B ar N bri 6eiuIi6 irrs
iinnig.
Joreit, Sbio, 26. Shli. SSrau DC.
g. 9ope, Satin eines poblbdbenoen
Gurmers, tpuroe an Wtittpo6 Morqeu
aus ihrer 0obnung permiBt, uno na5
Idngerem Suhen Duroe tbrs 9eicbe in
einen1, etns baIbs Uletle pon ibrerBob=
nung seLesenen 5eih aufgefunoen. sic
bate nur ibr Radtgepano an. Ueon
glaubt, oub bic 5rau temporGr irrIins
mig mar.
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9okal.Derid)t
Neue 3dd)cr.
Sit yssadnusen Der Maiierwrfs.
Wssduoe miiiitn ernensrt wsrosn.

Die Dofer auf bsrItiebenen Wai,
lsrperts gebduben in California
lino bsrmabsn faabbaft, bab iie burd
neus erfeBt tperbsn miiifsn, ba eineRe=
pdrotnr tueggeporfenes Gelb isin
fplirbe. Nrhiieii nannnioro bat bic
Roften auf $4,000 bersdnet. Te
IN bitten Gsbdnben Wnihinsn oufse.
tttat iinb. beren Werth f6 in ni:
WilIion t<fdilfi, ipiro nit Der Reu.
henohiins prompt besonnsn iperben,
Dem Qrbeiisoir.iior Sunbmafer iint
entiprehenoe Gmpf,bIunsen gefirati
iuorosn. Die Geiper fperoen aus BEN
Referpefonbs ssnommsn.
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&leiHe 3spliaeina9 9rid1ten.

- Sobn SuIlipan. 416 Hihmont
Strdbs. btrittets Der polisei, oaf
pdbreHb oes ssItrieen Cages. IpGbreuh
er iih auf Der 4rbeit hfans, ein
ShI.idoieb isinem 3imm.r sinen BE.
iuh abgsi.atiet unb einen gunoel fIsi.
Der, fotnie Elm ~glts.4bseitfn" NIT
Gamant. im0eiommttpertbe bon $50
sntipsuret babe.
- Sobn Ralomsros, GOT Central
4penue. bttrausrt ben 9erluit einss
AnSuss. ioipie xles poor Shuh i'm
Merib. pon $3.50, Die ihm aus feline,
Wotnnng geitphIen tuurben.
- Wm. 9lod elm 20i1brigsr Wds
fhiniit. aneebfih BON piiisburg. ber
iinier ben 0erbaht ittbt, BON ben in
!eBtsrtr 3eit i'm Cincinnati GDmnas
fun periibt.n Tisbft1bltn eipas gu
DiHen. ipuree ssittrn. als Ct ii9 tpis.
Der in osm giabliHtment berumbrii6.e,
bon ben Dsie,iips qfIus unb 5usftlsin
perbcfist uno eiHiifp.ilen ols .oerndhs
tig1 sebu1t.
- Nuf oen Uerbddt bin, Dor sipa
5tpti Wlonaten einsm 9immergsnoFsn
eiHe soibtns llbr. bic fpdisr In sintm
pfcnolotal erlangt irurbe, aussefiihr!
au boben. .Duroe ssiisrn Der 25iGpriss
Sobn Nininms, BON 324 On Jrcnt
Strabf. ourd bic 1etetiips Grim unb
OiItuncn perbaftet.
- Gospar syadfon, Elm 35si6briger
1dnilper. btr unttr Wsrcoft ltebt, mi.
bnn Werlhipinbsn mehrertr Reifeias
ihen aus Dem Gnterpriie 6Ctel ingers
binbuns stftaHben 5u boben. purbe sss
fern abtno an Der 8. Anenue unb
Glm Strabs on bem GeiettiD G4aefsr
p.rbufftf.
- Rontnef Rrumps tpurbe aeltern
abenb iekpbonifn srfuni, ouf Die 75s
idbrise Jrdu glbab<tb 1bDmpfon bon
Crescent Springs, Rp.. 3u fnbnben.
bic fest GonHtns aus bem pduie ihrer
aohtsr,, 1rau Jobn Wilfon, p<rs
fhnunotn i'll. Die olte 1rnu fcu om
Nontas in hisiiger Stabt geftben nor.
ben iein.
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Dies umo EaS.

- Jm tempordr.n 5eim Der Dan.
beIsiommer, Inn Burnet 6ouis, bait,
aeiiern WiittGg Semonb otslos Gin.
Cigarette fuesseiporfeH. bic nod alimm,
te. Der 9eppi5 ipuroe in grdnb ae.
ieBt. bod tpurbe berieIbe NIT 6iIfe al.
niger elmer WafIer fosIeih gsl0fd,t
Gin itdrfes Dnrheinanber anb es cber
bod unter ben Deriammelten Witglie.
bern.
sraeiion prdiioens aesler
Sdcspf fpitlt beuit ben Iiebeusuurs
oissn Wirib fir 1900 Woiieniinber,
bic i'm 3ooiosiiten Gorten feline 06n.
isin unb mi. Spsife unb 1rcnt oelcbi
iptrben. 0orber iinternehmen bic Rim,
Der cine lroIIepfa6rt BON slpsiftiinbis
ger 0ausr.
- Gin Mann. Der seiiern Wittaa
am Government Saunre cine Gar bts
fteisen noIts. ItRb batxi nit benz Cad
init Gilberoo[Iars. ben er untsr bem
Arm irue, esasn bds 9eldnbtr. Ter
Cad eHff6liipfis ibm. sins beim s5ols
len ouf unb bic Si!bsrIinee roliten
na9 alien Rihtunesn. polisiiien uno
pubiiium bolfen beim auflefsn. sbens
10 beridiebens bolbipiihiise Bsngsl.
Dds GI<lb nuroe Bis auf $15 ober
$40 ipiebererlcngt. Ter Nann tpollte
ftineH Namen niht anssben.
- Der 1ouuntsrntbmsr GplDtiier
@. Duufe pcn Dopton, O., iuhte sts
fern TIM 8unbtsgeridt um GinIeituna
bes Observation-Disclosures mad. Seine
a.iinn btrngsn $34, feline Werbinos
Iihssiisn oaetatn $2163.15.
- Die 6erren pom RongreBs Qoms
miiise fur 5liiHt uHb odfsn ireffen
am Donneritns Tsorseu auf ibrtr Jn,
fpe!iionstour bier Elm unn Iteigsn I'm
Sintcn 6oiel al. Ter bieiiat auss
fmuB. an bsHen Spite 6err Mlbsri
4ntiHgsr ais g.r6iibeni iteht. uniers
nimmt nit ben 1erren cine MunDfahrl
pr sluiomobil. gnhmiitags nirb
hsr 1trnhant Damn beiihtigt nnn
4benbs birfien bic aonerebleute oie
@eiterreiis nntrsten.
Die 35 perf4iehenen Hdnltn,
ipef6e WitgIieber btr CLEARING 9ouie
MNeriatirnI Ifinb. bdMIpNen eeifftn dui
- 9aaeiflm - GnaSee S1Me5ssls
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gounlp Slsusr ausstsidungsrat5.
Rimmt sablreihe 8eidliueroeu iiber
5u bcbe Stenereiuihatuus snt.
gegen.

Den Gountns gommiHGrsn, !pelhs
gsit.rn nit osm gountpJ2tubitor unr
rem gountpgSurpenor ols Steuer.
4usgleihungsrdth suidmmeniraten
rDurben cine 4nsabl geihsperbtn uber
su bohe S:eusrsinidGsung Don
9runosigsnihiimern in UliaHi. Green.
Goleroin uno UlilItreet 5otpnIbip I'm.
tsrbreitet. Sm 9an3tn paren e
ettpa 70, bod, belisfsn ii6 bic bsoeus
isrpften Rsouitionsn auf nidt megr
oIE $500 in einsm sin3slnen Salt
Cine grobe Qnsabl Der gei6iperoeu
purosn suriidsefpielen unb anoere tpie.
Ter puroen oem ylenar s4usihut
abernieisn. Der oas in 5rage ftebenot
sigsntbum nodgndfs 6eiittiaen muS.
einsr Der groteftIer mar qetsr o.
16ompion pon goleg. 6il. oelfsr
s1raht.Rsiiosns oon Der abi6dBungss
tsborbe nuT $500. 600 angIeBt. peltsr
9strdg ieooh DON Der Stdats. Sttusr,
Gommiiiion um $4,000 repu5iri
ipuroe. 5srr 5hompion iit Der ans
iitt, boB oieIe gini6dBung INNER
rod 3u bod lei unb Der plsnar saus
fdub rpuroe beauftrast. cine dbermds
Iiae geiihtisung Oor5uusbm.n. ebe elm,
gfbdnosrung beipilIigi ipiro.
W6hrenb Der ndhiien Dohe lpirs
Die aommiffion AUDI cine an3dbl ar,
Ssrer 1iitritte. aus pensn gsidper.
ZEN sinselaufen iiHD, iuipisirsn. Die
nddfts Sisuns ftnDet am Wittpod, 2.
auguit, itati.
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SerrH 0inoild,'s giif.ritiituno

giidt bic llniDerfitdt. Ionbern bic
5ugbes 5odidule III bic empiiugeriH
Der 900 gdnoe ftdrten 8iblio.bef, bic
5err Charles =. Dinpifh geitiftet bat
UNI iporiibsr ssitern in oiefsn Spaltsu
tcridtet rpuroe. 6err Dinpiid bat
Die Bibliotbet Der 9ughss 5oti6uls
tur6 9.rmittsluns oes oeuiden Cbsr.
Isbrers 5errn Soiepb gre0er gsi6sntt.