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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09
COLUMBIA, S. c., ATTACKS
FREIGHT RATE, SCHEDULE


WASHINGTON, Feb. freight
rates exacted from, shippers at Column
bia, S. c., to and from all points in
the United States, were attacked today
before the interstate commerce COM
mission by the Columbia chamber of
commerce.
1t was declared that the rates not
only are excessive, but discriminatory
against Columbia, in that Savannah
and Atlanta, Ga, Charleston, S. c., and
Wilmington. and Charlotte, N c., enjoy
more favor rates, although the distance
to and from Columbia in many in
stances are shorter than those to the
cities named.
Particularly complaint is laid against
the rates on coal to Columbia from
points in Tennessee and Alabama. The
petition is directed against the Sea-
board Air Line and practically all other
roads operating in the southeastern ter
ritory
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09
CHATTANOOGA CLAIMS
100000 POPULATION
Exterior Suburbs Will Give at
Least That Number, So
Directory Says
Especial Dispatch to The JournalJ

, Especial Dispatch to The Journal)
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Feb. s.-The
population of ss,S4s given the city of
Chattanooga and its boroughs by G. M.
Connolly, in his 1912 directory just pub
lished, has convinced the local civic
bodies and citizens in general of the wis
dom of annexation. such as was pursued
by Birmingham. The fe israI census gave
Chattanooga but $1,000 and persons de-
pending upon federal statistics will be mis-
led into believing that Chattanooga is
not half its actual size. The real popula-
ton of the city, including all the ex-
terror suburbs and that part of Rossville
which lies in Georgia, is more than 100,-
600 at a conservative estimate, and the
city should be credited with this figure,
as Connolly used the low multiple of
2 and 25.
The new volume shows that 300 manu-
featuring plants in Chattanooga, repre-
senting an invested capital of s27,O00OOO,
have an annual output of $4,000, 900, COM
prised Of more than 30 different articles.
Other statistics show that so per cent
of the population is white and 80 per cent
American born. An acrostic, the first let
tiers of which are taken from the compo-
nent letters of the word Chattanooga. is
used in the preface to show the unparal-
leled advantages of the city of electrical
energy. The new power plants, their eff
feet on the city In a manufacturing and
advertising way, and the amount of their
generation are exhaustively treated. The
volume shows that the population Of the
city has more than doubled in the past
decade with an annual growth of 10
per cent.
One feature of the new directory is
the absence of the name which for years
enjoyed the title f the greatest brevity.
The nomenclature in question was Y.
The entire surname Of Yeti Y, now de-
ceased, being composed Of the single let.
ter. died a recluse several months
ago. 1t is stated by friends that he
assumed this queer name after a great
sorrow in his life, and that it really
signified the Interrogation yet Why?'
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09
INQUISITIVE KITTENS"
"MEOW" FOR HOO HOOS
fRx Associat.d Pr,s..l

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. THE con-
catenated order Of Hoo Hoo held its
concentration here last night in con-
nection with the convention of the yell
low Pine Manufacturers association,
and IA inquisitive kittens were ini-
tiated. The initiation was followed by
banquet
The members Of the Southern Saw
Mill Operators association are also in
session here for the purpose of re-
viewing recent labor troubles which are
now declared to be satisfactory. II
was reported that, all the mills. closed
down in 1911 because of labor troubles
have resumed operations with nom
union workmen. The present officers of
the association were reelected.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09
no INsuRE GOOD EGGS.

In some OF the large cities OF
Germany egg depots are establish
ed in which the quality and fresh
ness of the eggs are guaranteed.
FOR every tad egg the purchaser
is entitled to get 10 god ones. II
this method was in vogue in this
country, under present conditions,
there wouldn't be enough good
eggs to go around after the first
days purchase had been made.
Some pure food enthusiasts ad-
vocate a government provision
which will compel every poultry
man and farmer who sells eggs
TO marks them with his name 50
that they may be traced back
and if he continues to sell bad
eggs he will be barred permanent
ly from all public markets. 1t is
lot believed that a law of this
kind can be passed at any time
during the next million years.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09

Friendly sentiments do not count
for much unless they are backed
I'D by friendly acts.
To make a success with poultry
one must learn to feed chickens
properly and must master all the
"details of the business.
The large black hog, a bacon
breed in much favor in England,
is but little known in this coun-
try. there being but four herds
as far as is known. They are long,
deep-bodied. with enormous droop-
ing ears. The shoulders are light,
tie carcass is rather limp but the
bacon is as fine as any Tamworth
bacon.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09
RATE CASE EXCEPTIONS
FILED BY ALABAMA

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Feb. THE
state of Alabama through Special Coun.
sci Samuel D. Wealxley and Judge H
c. Brickell, has filed exceptions in the
United States court in Montgomery to
the report of Special Master w. s.
Thorington, submitted on January g.
1911, with reference to the Central of
Georgia railway. The special master
held that the eight group acts and the
2 1-2 cents passenger act, passed by the
Conner legislature, were void in that
they conflict with the federal constitu-
ton.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09
A. D. LIGHTNER is GIVEN
GOOD JOB BY Y0AKUM

NEW ORLEANS, Feb.>6-A. d. Light
ner, general agent of the Frisco railroad,
with headquarters at Birmingham, Ala,
has been appointed general agent of the
system with headquarters in this city, lac-
cordinG to an announcement received here
today.
1t was said he is to be the personal
representative o. B. F. Yoakum and Pres
ident B. l.. Winchell, in this territory.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09
No Excuse Now for Greasy Doughnuts

A lady in Greenville, S. C., recently
wrote friend as follows:
For years, after preparing doughnuts
with the utmost care, I was disap-
pointed to see them come out greasy
and unwholesome looking. However
with my first use of Cottolene for fry
ing them, l was delighted, as they were
brown. crisp and delicious.
For making doughnuts, pastry, light
bread and flaky biscuits, prefer Cotto-
lene to any other shortening on the mar
ket. We even carry a pail of it on our
annual camping trips through. the noun
tains."
Cottolene-the perfect Shortcomings
made from vegetable-oil; it contains no
hog fat-no indigestion.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09

There is one side to the good
road question which is a good thing
and one which few farmers seem
TO think of and that is the mar
ket side. Why does the price OF
farm butter and eggs climb sky
ward in the towns every spring
Because of the short supply. These
things pile up in the homes OF
farmers because they cannot get
them to town. Good roads would
make an even market all the year
around and would add very largely
to farm profits.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09
Bows Corn Headquarters

Especial DISPATCH 70 The JournaI.)
SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. AT the regu-
lar meeting Of the board of directors OF
the chamber of commerce, which will be
held this afternoon, it will be decided
whether Savannah wants the headquar-
ters for the Boys Corn club located here
DR.. ]. Phil Campbell met with the agri-
cultural committee several days ago, but
the decision was postponed until the
board of directors could onsider the mat
ter,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09
Tried to Wreck Train

, Especial Dispatch 10 The JOurnaI.)
: JACKSON, Ga, Feb. Joe Stevenson
a 9-year-old negro boy, residing in the
eastern section OF Bats county, has
made a confession to detectives of the
Southern Railway company that he
placed an obstruction on the railroad
track near the switch at Cork on last
Friday in an effort to wreck a fast pas
senger train which was shortly after
wards due at that point. The first train
which passed, however, was freight,
which knocked the obstruction off,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09
Negro Is Held


ASHEVILLE, N. c., Feb. AFTER be-
ing arrested and held by the police of
Athens, Ga, Wess Brewer. a negro, was
jailed here last night, suspected of being
John Huff, who shot and killed Z. c.
Mcconnell, a member of the local po-
lice force, last July. Brewer closely re-
sembles the printed description of HUFF,
but he has not been positively identified
as the slayer of Mcconnell.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09
Ghost Didn't Disturb Him

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Feb T.
An official bulletin issued this morn
ing by the physicians in attendance on
King Frederick. who last evening while
out walking was Seized with a sudden
illness. says -.-
The king passed a satisfactory
night. He slept well but has a little
fever arising from slight inflammation
of the lungs"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09
GRAGTs PRUNE BUDS ON AL
MOND.


An interesting experiment in
horticulture was described in Lon
don recently by Prof. William B.
Bottomley, of Kings college, Eng
land.
IAN eminent American horticul-
turist," he said, received an order
to supply a large number of prune
seedlings within nine months. AS
IS months are required to raise
prune seedlings, the task seemed
impossible. However, he planted
900 almond seeds, which germi-
mated and at the end Of six months
had grown so rapidly that he was
able to graft prune buds on to
them and TO denver the prune seed
lings within the specIned time.
''rhe orchard" concluded Pro-
fessor Bottomley, lis one Of the
nnest in Calirornia."
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09

There are 100000 miles of unim-
proved roads in this country and
it costs an average of about 2
cents per bushel more to haul
wheat wheat nine miles to a sta
ton than II does to ship the same
bushel from New York to Liver
pool. 900 miles away.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09
Locomotive Blew Up

Nby ASSOCIATED ErosSsJ
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Feb. 6.-The boil
er of a New Haven railroad locomotive
exploded while directly in front of the
station here early this morning. The en-
gineer was fatally injured and the fire.
man severely hurt
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09

WESTFIELD, n. J., Feb. T--The res
ignation of Jonathan Marsh as assessor
of this village marks the conclusion Of
50 consecutive years OF service in pub
lie office. Marsh is a Democrat Of the
old Jacksonian school and Westheld is a
Republican stronghold but he never suf-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09

Mrs Thomas Douglas, of Hough-
ton. Mo-, was attacked by a bull
while passing through a field. She
fought the animal with a long hat
pin. gouging its eyes but was fin
ally knocked down and gored until
she died. -..-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09

There is now an average OF
about enc COW to every I'VE per
sons in the United States. I'm
til this number is increased the
price OF butter and milk will con-
tinue to rise.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09

No matter how much faith a wo-
man has in her husband she never
agrees with him at the start but
always insists on having a little
argument.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09
DAIRY NOTES.

One way TO save feed bills is
to protect the cows from flies
during the summer and the cold
weather in the winter.
The length of the stall should
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09
u POST CARDS FREE.

We will send you II of the prettiest post
cards you ever saw If you viii mention this
paper and send &c to pay postage and mailing
and say that you will show our cards TO Of
your friends. D-117, NEW IDEAS CARD Co.,
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09
Grow Grapes and Grow Rich
We Give You the Chance---FREE

MO MORE delicious or .healthful fruit IS
IN known, none easier of cultivation, none
that is better adapted to all varieties of eli
mate and all sections than the grape. In
MANY parts of the country the culture of the
grape is one of the principal vocations of the
people Thousands of tons are shipped from
these sections each year at a great proht.
Thousands of tons besides are turned into
wine or pressed into the unfermented juice OF
the grape Almost everywhere one find
D small orchard, but no industry seems to be
so neglected as that of grape culture. We
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FIJI orr srJxru oorrpoxr cyur TT oxr AVN
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-02-09

Australia leads the world in sheSp
farming with 100000 head. Argen-
tina has 100000; Russia. 5s.5OO,OOO;
United States. 54.7OO,OOO; United King
dom, 30.IO0,0oo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02

,5mpuls, fan gore bet iom er galt.
Seq tror bet. Dette Spn, idgOe
9fooieUelt, bar 6ragt anben0elie al
8aits 2sjtnnnter, Der bobOe frp0Iet
5oltepilien, og De nDIig forefal0ne
StanOaler / g3em 9orf og 5n0iana
par tilitrpffelige 9iones6Dro for,
5ooo oisie 9oi8'er oil gribe til for
At nao oereS Maol.
DIR. 1aft, iag0e ban, bar paa.
id3et iig 0et oaniteli9e 6oero at for
i69e at forbe0re 2incoln Son bar
bragt 2incoln5 ber6mte llotalelie iii
at Ig0e: Stpre al 6olfet, for Solicit
o9 Oe0 Ell reprpentatio Del al SOL
fet.
Sen for6enpGrenoe Breil0ent er.
fIGreOe til Slut at bois 8olfet er.
flpre0e Jig moo ban1 efter at pnre
aiOet iulo 2lnleOnin9 til at tiIfen6e-
ai0e lin 8illie, piloe 6an afceptere
oeane @en0elie u0en anur. oSeg
oil 0o life babe ct 0r0 at ii9e," lag
De BAN, men 6ois 8olitiferne oe6
9iit trp0ier 5olfeoilien 6pi5 De mn
Der Solicit. fan Qe forlaOe Gem paa,
at ieg ifol ioa en- bel Gel at ii9e, %
ieq ifoI life tooe ct 0}inlt meo at
iiae Oet.
SOL 9iooiepelt aiilutteoe 9eeget
/ e6icago meo efter 0l60et 2luOi-
torilnl at tale pe0 to D}G0er pan
9toroUeitiioen, oct f6rite @icter
8arf SaQ og oet anoet / 9}ortbweit
sal. gao begge 0isie Steoer tit
ban ligeiaa begeiitret D}oota9el'e iom
/ 9(u0itorium.
SITTER 0}eoet 9tort6weft 0aa
forte @tr. Gooieoelt til Union Sta
tion 5por bon tog me0 9tlton 5ern-
banetoget til ct. 9ouis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02
R0O BInnIS Ora6.
gigignct afaer, at ROlitidDcf Briggs
Nnaie orG6tc 6am.
DnUcrnBr gllOridD aOunrcr iinoo
GniiOi9beO % uucrilet SanOlina.

Spriuaiiel0, 30. D}artS. - 2ig-
ignet, Ger ifuloe 0pmme ON Non
9lnut5 9aosoario9. ofgoo aenoelie
fort eiter 0}ionat o9 an6efale6e, at
golitihef Briggs, Soutb Omo6a,
bans 2lsiiitent So6n s. Ironton og
S6criif 6perS, 2incoIn, in0itpones
Tor 0iitrift5retten for at ioore for
1ro6ct nf 9hmt % at Sberiif
@ront G6aie. .Sarp0 60, tiltaIes
for life at 6aoe aibpraet Den Sf00-
Ming, Der reiultcreoe / 9huut5 Grab.
2iqiuuGt .i9er lin aen0elie:
.9iou blunt 0rrbtes ben is
0}ort8 al Ell II e0er 10 aali6er
&ifielfu9le, aifpret al ben 9iifiaL
ionl Bolitic6ef @rigs 6oIot / jim
6oono.
8 iinoer ogioo. at S5erifi 6D-
ers, Yoncalter Gotltp % lSobn y.
5routon .Sout6 0mobo. BAR nleO-
lfplOige og anbeialer, at oaiao OP
frenitille8 for 0iitrift8retten.
gioere iin0er pi iielge &ione5-
6nro, iom fremfom m0er 6or6gret,
at S6eriff @rant Gboie life bite til
itreffelia NlpnOig6eO for at binore
ISfDoningen pao 0en Goen, bOori
Mor0erne og Non Blunt befan0t
Jig, 6porfor 6on 66r ceniureres al
borlig."
5 oenne aen0elie er ioo @rlm'
oen ioat oft. bpo0 Ser forlebig er
at iige om Ben Sag. @i ifal finn
tifi6ir liot al ct @reO iom 2igipnet
/ Springfield / 9lnle0ningen moo
tog fra @ubern6r 9llricb 9reoet
6eapnOer:
0Iilloo mig ion Stoten 9tebra-
ifos @npernsr at 6enleoe Ceres
0pmprfion6cS poa 6et 6ofhun at
oet oeo llnOeriG9elen al en- So1
lom Oenne er al olleriterite 9rtpo-
ninq, at Ser bonoles en- oroentlia,
rolia, upartilf oa retslig 9(onO.
Gao ingen OpbiOielie eIler Soroom
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02
Katoliffer / llnitco States

]}eu 2orf, Is. Wart5. <ioige
lloaooea Tor 1912 al g4elut60's
0iiicial Catholic 2irettorp@ er Ger
15,oi5.569 2atolitcr 5e Sore.
ae>c Stater Gfter iomme Slide
neooeles f6Gsenoe:
6or ct s9(or iioen tolte ben fotol-
ife 9efolfniug / 0ette 2ono. 1868.
76i meocu5 oen Tor ii 9tar iioen
talte to.976.757. altioa en- 1ilprfIt
al l,03S,st2 BET iioite Gioor. 6or
20 2(ar iiOen bar 6er s.6f5,tS5
0otoliffer, ioa set les. Of 0en ia.
tolife 9efolfuiua I 9au6et omtrent
bar foroobIet iig 30 2tor.
Ter er t7l9t fatolife grGiter
Oette 9ono og 1899 airfer, al
6oilfe 9,256 bar 6oiiOoen0e Brp.
tier, Sc sprige 1853 er 01iSIion5-
firfer. 5tatiitiffen piier oioere, at
Der er II gGrfebiifopper, titulpre
9Grfebiifopper, 81 9iifopper 2 9Gr.
feobbe0er o9 Is glbbeOer (aloiter.
foritau0ere) I llnonen @nooioere:
SO Senlinarier meo 6,006 itu0eren.
Be, ser iorbereoer iig til grpiteger.
ningen, 800 Golleger for manolige
oe 70t glfoOemier for oinoeIige
gleper. Der er 5,1t9 0}enigbeoS-
Tfoler me0 ct GlepantoG al 1888, 1856.
Ter er 2S9 9erne6iem meo i7ftf
foreloreIeie 96rn. 9Sberegnrt 9sr.
meme MenigbeosifoIer Borne
biem, 9tfo6emier. Golleaer o9 garm-
biertigbeOsonitolter beleber oct iom-
leoe glntol al nnae Mennefer nm
Ser fatolif Omiorg 1,5i0,0i9.
gep Dorf bar Sen iterite fntolife
gefolfning, nenlli9 2,778,0l9. 9ie.
6roifo bar t30,755.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02

paa nogen 0faa0e epe 3n0flpoeDie
poa llnOerie9elien."
@roern6ren 6enIe0er iaa oi0ere
Opm9rfiolnbe0en paa, at oet bar
0eiperate lyor6rpoere, nGIten 0ieo-
Ie MenneifeififfeGe, mon par paa
S5aat eiter, og of 9(utoriteterne
ban0IeOe Gm6e6sme0for, og at
bet par inoo Oeres gillie at ifpOe
Blunt, ielo ON oe moaife fife bar
bru9t tiGruffelig 6orii9ti96e0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02

Cqiaa 9roen peo 9li6lano gap ei-
ter. iaa 6en iioite 5orbinoelie mel
lem Omaha og 8eiten 6lep afbruot
) Ssnoogs Morges melotes, at
8latteflo0en par gaaet ooer line
greoOer og flpOt inO @lfbornflo.
6en mellem Mereer og 8rentont, og
bele 9oIen, Der it0g6res oT Soo-
lonoet longs De TO 6looer PAT en-
O2il breo 5foo DIN 8anoiton.
sen pe6 @1terloo, 6oor oe to iSlo.
Der flp0er iammen, eIler, iom leo
oanlia. glf6orn flpOer mo | Blat'
tie. ifribes SenOogs Morges:
.0m gftermioOogen (2eroag)
par 8auOet begnn0t at faloe, 6oao
Der gap SSnobpg9erne noget Saab,
inotil man lit at piOe, at Flatte
par brll6t oper line BREEDER og ilpOt
in6 / @If6orn. Ia begnnote baaoe
9anoboere og 9Dboere at loge Ill
heiere Steoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-02
ROO|pue(l | g@iCago.
0an taller Om uirfeligt 6OlfeitDrc.
6oltet bDoer bam en- begejlteret
WfOOta9elic.
(@iter uSfano. "s 9teierat)
(@iter u5fano."s 9}eferat).

G6icago. %. 0}art5. - stun en-
mfn0r5 Gel al 0en Itore 5olfemasie,
iom ItrpmnleOe til 2lnoitoriun 2ti.
les for at 6ore I6eooore RooiapeIt,
If 2lnleoning til at fonrme ino.
glntallet al Si00eplaoier bet
itore 2ofale er l,200, og 3eatret
blc0 f9lot i @e6et al ina Minutter.
5ilitr6mningen oa ErGngielen uor
al itor, at De tpoe BolitimpnO,
ipm par lat til at bol0e Oroen peO
e 10 ,Snoqonge. par alOeIe8 6iplpe-
NE % alaatte forlange 2lsiiitnnce
ira Boliti0epartemeatet. Som Spor
fen Der 50 Eatrolmqno og II riOen-
&c EoIitimgnO, aniort al 4oliti
def Me8eenep. OrOen 6leo oo
nogenhtn6e bragt til geie.
6uiet fDlote5 ioa 6urti9t at Der
life blep Gale ON at toge moo gil
letter, % ca. 900 oOer set tilla0ta
2fntol BAR fommet ilro, fer Cor
Dogterne Di0ite ON oct. Qerene blep
fuffet for Sen ifltffeoe 6olfe6o6, ef.
ter at Geaterinipefter So6n s. DC
Council 6ab1e teleioneret til 9ronO-
dlef Sepierfid], at 9rnnoioror0niu-
gcn blco onertroa0t. 3G 9ranomGno
blep Oa 'en0t til 5eotret Tor at mo
oe @onaenc % 6oI0e Rel aabcn til
llagdng5osrene
Ia Sol. Fooiepelt ifuloe aaa ira
~Gongreis 6otcl" oper til 9(uoito-
rilm. par 1Solfemasien I @aoen ioo
tpt at Golitict 6aooe ipprt oeo al
bone @ei for ban. 3ooiepeIt ina
Itrofs 6oorleoes Sa9erne ito0, %
for at mil0Ha Sfllifelien, taif oar
I'D paa 9alfonen oeo GonQresi Sr.
og bolot 6erfro en- fort Gale til Sol.
femosien Sans Stemme bar npp,
pc 6srli9 men @asierne 6leo til-
ire05itiqe0e % ill6leo. lDitil
Gmuet ior N}r. 9iooierclts Care /
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Observation-Disclosures % forrltpto po-
litiife 9osier orepet bort ira Ben
&ei OH par ioitnffct al 2lbra5om
2inco,n Solicit ito6 MI, ia1oe ban
Iigeooerfor oen Itorite politiife ariie
ii6en 9orgerfrigen, og set republi.
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oeret Deo Magten 80 2lar ior
6olfet5 1onitoL oa SporosmooIet
par, ON 0ct iful0e faa 2op til at be.
5oloe 2e0elicn lpngere.
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0leolenmar al 5ainois Qegi5latlr,
iom 1oIot iig 6orte ira @rtro es-
iionen.
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life er reiit til Springfield iom Soar
poa 5n0faIOelien," iogoe ban uber
betrngtes iom 6ienoer al grimprlo-
pen, o9 oe 8eloere, iom bar puIgt
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m9rfe Zig bette 5 moa 6aoe Prp-
ii6ent-Rrimpronlg Der 'Stoten, og
Foor 8 Set life, bel, ion mao oi iei-
re o(liqebel."
Nr. giooiepelt ponito0, at 4Srpii-
Dent Soft, troOs oe beOIte Seniigter,
bopoe un0er lin 9lominiItrotion ipil-
let ! SpnOerne pon Sc 9leoftionpre.
San paa pegeOe, at 1nOer Oen MI paa.
ganen0e gol9fomp bar @uQaenbei-
nerne oa 9oriniterue ale oe
arritcr 'om bibes at frnpe mob
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/ Concord. boor ban ioa6e. y@lnn
ii9er, ieg mistror Solicit, foroi iea
iogoe, at set ban6lenSe unoer en-