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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03

= IFto NNWE.
Score. r. n. {.
Meridian 900 600 III z
Jackson 900 o21 ks 4
South and Mueller; Weaver and Rob
ertsoh. Umpire, Bennett.
Score: r. H. e.
Pensacola =. OIL 900 to0-3 10 0
ClaFksuate 600 900 600
Bonn and Hsuser; Thomas and
Braun. Umpire, Law.
SECOND GAME,
Score: r. n. &,
Meridian .. =. 0Oi 900 l. 2 5
jackson $50 o33 x--1a 10 2
johnson and Mueller; Steele and Rob
erts. Umpire, Bennett.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

score. r, A. e.
Columbus =. o0t 100 ooo-p o
Toledo . . 81. 400 900 0tx-5 8 I
Cole and Smith and Murphy; James
and Kruger. Umpire, Handlboa.
Score. r. n, e.
st, Paul 900 900 OIL Is s 8
Minneapolis 81. . 600 900 oeo II z
Walker and James; Comstock and
Smith. Empires, Murray and connaliy.
Score: r, n. &,
indianapolis 600 00t t0o--2 10 2
Louisville . a.. . ITO 1o5 o1x--e IS I
Works and Casey; Toney, Ellis and
severoid. UmpIres, WesterVelt and lr
win.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
CAROLINA LEAGUE.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Score r. n. e,
Petersburg o.. .. e. 600 900 GOO 5
Richmond . 900 900 oox-A 9 3
Redmond and laughing Ayers and
Rogers. Umpire, Noreum.
Scorer r. n. e.
Newport News . 900 300 o--3 10 3
Roanoke . 3ot 02o "a IL
Waldrop and Powell; Gardin and Ri.
ley. Umpire. Clarke. Game called In
seventh; darkness.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03

Gillespie and Eubanks; Lawry and
Manchester. No unplres.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03

You are particular who you have in
ar home. The Want Ad Man win as
sist you in securing refined tenants
Phone Main 5000 or Atlanta 5000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

EldrIdge and Menefel; Mccormick and
Thompson, Umpire, Leary.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03

Continued on Page 2, Column l.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

ola. conklln and Wilson,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-03

Hendryx singled to left Bagby
grounded TO Bisland and Hendryx was
forced az second to Alperrnan Long
made. wonderful catch Of Spencers
long drive to right field Williams out,
Price to Agler ONE HIT NO RUNS.
summary. Three base hits--Blsland.
9, Smith Double plays-Chapman TO
AlpermaH: Bisland to Alperman to Ag-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21

List Of taxes delinquent for the
year 1911 upon real estate in
Morrison County, Minnesota.
state of Minnesota,
County Of Morrison.
District Court,
Seventh Judicial Distri

Seventh judicial D1str1ct.
The state of Minnesota, to all persons,
companies or corporations who have o or
In Claim to. or lien upon, any. Of the
several parcels of land described In the
list hereto attached.
The list Of taxes and penait1es on real
property for the county OF Mo %Sa,, re- =,
has been zen d1 lfd In cd the OF 81
said county of which that here
e attached III is ssch copy by von mere aee
hereby required to file in the office OF
said clerk, on or before the twentieth day
after the publication Of this notice and
Hst your answer in Writing %FFiting o setting ting
have to the taxes or any part thereof f.
said list in, to, or on which you have
or claim any. estate, right. title inter-
est, claim or lien, and In default thereon,
Judgment will be entered against such
parcel Of land for the taxes on said list
appearing against it, and for all penal
ties, interest, and costs. 81
Clerk Of district court of the county OF
Morrison, MINI.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21

J. w. Patter, nwH Of seA :.
]. w. Patter, swA of sell -.
J. w. Patten, 81 Of swA 80.
Frank Long, eh Of neH 80.
Chas. Marks, neA Of mex ..
Theodore Brockhoff, 81 or
SEA Of neA ................
Della Peterson, lot 2..........
Annie and Vincent Albrick, /
81 Of nwA and MI Of swA
F. G. Altrich, SEX OF neA..
Annie Hogan, MI Of SEX and
swA Of seA ................
Annie Hogan, SEX Of sell =.
A. D. Grout, nwA less IT. Of
way 500, ....................
VIM: Boxwell, VIZ Of eh Of
SEX ...... ...................
VIM. Boxwell, wy Of SELL.
Aug. Nelson, ny Of nwA of
neA >. neutrality-suspicious.:
Aug. Nelson, ny Of neA Of
N"A .. ........... ......s.
Chas. Carlson, MI Of neA -.
G. E. Toleman, eh Of nwA 3
Village Of RANDALL,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21

City OF LITTLE FALLS,
township 40, range 81, Sec
tiOnal part.
Sec. Cts.
p Donaldson acres of
swA Of nwN ............. 9 7.&
School Dist. No. g. Is acres
Of nwA of swN ............ 9 67.~
Alice F. Hayes, ~ acres Of
Ell Of 81 of neA of sell Of
Township 129, range g.
Pine Tree Mfg Co., lot g.. II 1.oc
and mex OF nwZ .........., 10 ss.G
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-02-21

List Of Real Property for the County of
Morrison, on which taxes remain de-
linquent on first Monday in January
1913. i.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12

Once upon time there was a Dame
with Swell Shape. The Skirt IS name
was Robbie and she resided with her
fond parents in a Tank Village off the
Main Line. Robbie used to make Mud
Figures with such facility that Folks
thought Mike Angelo had nothing on
her.
So Robbie was shipped to an Art
School in the Big City across from
Hobollen. Then came the Sad News
that there had been Crop Failure and
the Frog Skins from Home would be
conspicuous by their Absence.
But Robbie didn't despair. She
hadn t become so proficient in the
Moulding Art that she could garner
Java and plnker money thusly, so she
turned to Posing for Long Haired Gents
with Loose, Fluffy Ties and Wedge
Boards, sometimes called Van Dykes.
Robbie used to have to stand ten
hours day III the Eve Wardrobe while
the Camel s Hair Manipulation jotted
down ''Nenus AhghtIng From Her
Ablutions, - and one day when the Coal
Strike was on she garnered Pneumonia
and almost went back to the Tank Vii
lagc IN the Baggage Car Ahead
No more Of the Art Thing for Rob
bic, She sought herself out a nice Job
trying on Worths and Paqulns in a
Fifth Avenue Establishment Purveying
to the Women Folk of The Upper Crust.
Robbie stood for ooZIng into eight or
nine hundred Creations between nine
and five, but when the Boss wanted her
to Double in Brass at the Cashier s
Desk during the Gladstone Iule Tide
she reneged.
Then Robbie decided to Break into
Vaudeville. Hypothecating her Rock to
purchase Back Drop, four yards of
Mosquito Netting and some Silk Flesh
ings and added final ''e' to her cog
nomen, Robbie Challenged Fate at the
Chicago Majestic. Knocked 'em off the
seats, and now she IS annexing more
pelf every Saturday Night than she
used TO in six months at her Old Jobs.
Now Robbie goes around tho country
visiting nice little Burgs like Salt Lake
and appearing in Show Shops like the
Orpheum for nine minutes twice n day.
and it ism Z Hard Work, Either.
Moral; Avoid extremes, Either too
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12

satlonal tango contest is staged. Mem
bers OF the company develop remarkable
dancing skill and the whole act is said
10 be q whlrlwind or fun. The tango
is something new and is said TO have
tho Texas Tommy lashed 10 the mast as
far as sensational dancing speed is con-
cerDed.
There Is stlll another riot scheduled for
the week. as the bin WIN introduce Greve
and Green. These two are among the
best comedians and their act is OF the
type that keeps audiences clamorng for
more Their offering is entitled IA Page
From Mtnstrclsv" They do a number
OF clever sltts and end by proving them
selves musical gcnuscs of high order.
George and Victor Harris. the most
pleasing sort Of entertainers, Will add to
the enjoyment Of the week with their
Lesson In Dancing" They have hard
shoe dancing tricks studied down to
science.
Eddie Howard the circus clown. opens
the show with his GrotesGuc antics OF
tho acrobatic order lie Is billed az "the
crazy tumbluG clown. Motion pic
lures conclude the programme.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12

Wheelmen present one OF the best acts
/ OF its kind that has ever been routed
I by the vaudeville agencies The &C;
c.oseS with realistic auto race between
two speed kings" For genuine laughs.
this act has seldom been equaled at the
local Empress theater
Tom Dinsle and Jack Corcoran are
real entertainers" They are billed as
the merry mirthsmiths." and fully live
up 10 their name. Their dances, songs
and pattcr are clean cut and suited 10
the most refined audiences. Dingle IS
long and loose-Jo!nted fellow and his
dancing The cause FOR hearty laughter
Mabel Florence and BereSford Lovett
appear TO advantage In The Tanner" a
dramatic playlet with a continual tinge
OF comedy 10 keep up the spirits. Miss
Florence is the vain and selfish wife who
is not satisfied with her husband and
hts sj5 a week. until he suddenly turns
himself the tanner instead when she
finally realizes her mistake. Tho sketch
demands intense interest and Is most
pleasing M the manner II Is presented.
Probably tho most unusual act OF the
ne" biil Is presented py the NaCfys the
human salamanders Fire and heat
and a woman. They swallow fire and
blow fire from their mouths. The man
places hot sealing wax and extlngulshes
cigar against mis- tongue, The act is
one OF the freak nature and a de-
cided novelty on any vaudeville pro-
sraumc.
George T.. Hall Is a well-known come
dian who has made study Of real
American humor He is faVorabiy re-
membcred the star OF "A Ragged
Hero" which has appeared locally a
number OF times. Hall renders Klpling's
'Gunga Dhin' In most interesting man
ner.
Maurice Brierre and Grace King are
two of the cleverest song and dance ar
tisls on the vaudeville stage today Their
work Is high class and artistic, and their
programme is at all times complete In
novelties.
New views BY the Weekly Review com
pletes what is promised as one OF the
best bills OF the season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12
All Back Pictures Free With
Catalogue For Three Days More
Only First 35 Pictures Are Free With the
Catalogue-No More.

Throughout tho great $500 picture
game The Tribune will give away free
with the catalogue seven certificates
good for the pictures from Nos. to No
s5. inclusive. You will be able to OBJ
tain those free certificates with the
catalogue at tho end Of the picture
came, lust as well rs now.
II Won want to start now in the game
and secure ALL the pictures TO date
free with the catalogue, you Will be
nhle TO do so, If, however, You wait
until picture No. so appears, let us
th;rtyfive pictures froo with tho cata-
ioo1,e. Therefore you would not have
ALL THE PICTURES TO DATE at
that time. -,
Better get that catalogue now, while
;ts seven certificates represent all the
pictures that have been published thus
far. .,yrup
cation of picture No. 30, and then have
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12

Four Marx brothers and a company OF
eighteen metropolitan musical comedy
stars. mostly girls, will be the headline
offering of an unusual bill which opens
AT the Pantages theater for the week
beginning this afternoon, This bill has
been setting up new box office records
all along the circuit and Alexander Pam
tages considers II one OF the greatest
successes in the way OF vaudeville enter
,ainment he has sent over his circuit In
months.
'Fun In a HI Skule" Is the title OF the
comedy hit that this clever company de-
ljvers II Is one OF the biggest acts TO
appear in local vaudeville In many
months. There are new songs, several
hilarious comedy incidents and all man
ner OF clever dancing.
This company rs what might be
known as a double headllner. for II also
stngcs another act OF the BILL entitled
MIR Greene's Reception. Tho act Is
different from "Fun in a III Skule.' but
II IS quite as much OF n gem rs far as
dancing. music and comedy Is concerned.
1t is in this latter offering that tho sem
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12

to BUY pictures 10 fill in the gap be
tween No. 30 and the picture that ap
pears on the day You decide 10 start.
buy your catalogue today (40 centsl
get the seven free certificates and re.
deem them for the pictures 10 date.
The catalogue contains all the sev.
enty-seven correct titles represented by
the seventy-seven pictures. You will
need IL eventually-better get II TODAY,
Get it within THREE DAYS Any.
WAY Picture No. 30 will appear in
three days
For the benefit of contestants desir-
ing, lnf1mation, the Contest Editor
WISHES to say no attention is paid to un.
slgnea COMMUNICATIONS. Any reasonable
question asked on bona fido sirna.
ture will be answered in The Tribune
without the writer's namo being used.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12
NO EXCUSE
FOR TARDINESs

Haf OF the reopic in this world are
constantly waiting FOR the belated other
half Some can't help being constantly
late, through habit. and others asain
think IT Is stylish 10 be late. There viii
be no excuse for tardincss In keepInC
appointments. getting TO work or catch
Ing trains in the future. because start
ing Saturday morning 1t o'clock and
continuing for fifteen days, YOU will be
able To purchase good watch or alarm
clock for nfty-liVc cents at the over
stocked sale Of j0welrS. etc. at Cunc's
Jewelry Store, II East Broadway uoar
Main street. These clocks retail regular
FOR Si.00 and cost ali jewellers more than
Cline's sale price. but all stock must 60
regardless OF cost Watch Saturday
mornings newspapers.
tAdvsrtisemsnt)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12
HOOKING INTO
LOVER LETTERS

"a, NOV. ll.-Prcsident
inquired today Into The
ausle over the publica :
pulporung 10 have been
sA!or James Hamilton
Offering Henry NJ. PIN
4. saOT SaOT 10 Russia for one
arl9nstic responsibilities
sno has been reported
ass 10 the Russian gov
|,s re- IN Washington early
~ Secretary Bryan and
sa1'am, q, assistant attorncy
800 details OF the subject
&, ,IInislled ,I copies of all
uat had actually passed
~ and ana Senator Lewis and
Ia ''n'alnlns alleged copies
II : entirely in the prosi-
3 sla M. PIndclI as he , Iei Ier,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12
ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE THEATER-Mr Fiske
and the Manhattan company I'm
THE High Road This afternoon
and tonight. THE Merry Count
ess.' Thursday and Friday nights.
Special matinee Friday.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Performances
every afternoon and evening.
UTAH Willard Mack and Marjorie
Rambeau in The Dawn Of To-
morrow All week. with matinees
Thursday and Saturday.
EMPRESS-Vaudevi Performance
every afternoon and two per-
formances at night. New bill today.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Performance
every afternoon and two perform
ances at night. New hill today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12

The mad charging OF nylng columns
OF cavalry, the bayonet rushes OF great
bodies OF iufantr~ and the artillery duels
form fllu1 OF such realism that tho press
OF Great Britain declared the picture was
the last word in vlvidness moving picture
manufacturers would ever be able 10 put
into ~ film OF this nature.
The picture Is historically correct and
this is the first time anything OF the KIND
has been attempted ON one OF the most
remarkable battIehelds tho world has
ever known.
Both Napoleon and the Duke OF We'll
llngton are shown In the pictures. COM
ma anding their forces At one point In
the action Napoleon is seen driving to
the top OF a hill overlooking, the battle.
He alights TO get better view and an
instant later a shell strikes his car
rlace and the great general Is shocked
and shaken By the explosion and the air
about him Is nlled with dying wreck
age
"The Battle of waterloo, goes on at
the Rex after the close OF ''rhe Restless
Spirit" tonight and will be shown Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday only
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12

There Is most enjoyable new pro-
sramme promised at the Empress this
week. commencing with a matinee per-
fJrInance today. There are no two acts
alike and the mixture is a happy combi-
nation
With a variety OF bicycles. ranging
from little racers TWO feet high to some
two -wheelers which put the rider way
up In the scenery, Happy Hcarn's Comedy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12
|u Caucus.

fihman said ne would
~ holding the conference
y tors. He did not believe
~ b. urged or advocated In
HSs not be fought for in
ESi senator declared that
\ b hound by the action OF
alrs Another turn 10 the
even today by the intro
kn Sharp Williams of a
lcr federal guarantee OF
Hi t.poslts. The bill makes
r Of ! per cent or all de-
!. an Insurance fund and n
"a Zach dollar OF deposits 5
iEtnlum fund.
y lssislation also provides
= any bank may not ex-
e The capital stock OF the
n tax In the shape OF an
OF ! per cent OF the
deposits is provided for
20 Shall become abolished
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12

4h5 n, .attle scenes In
I'M. '0' three days.
3 sSs's.y s,'sg of the house h. 3
a. ls.,s1isneea sra SO remark i.E >
4 q s1a.,s ptsssnt at that play
lse'SSsins .,s, Performance .
.ts sno, nSoW,hrrlng, the mar mar
eon. Tp,. G week. openinf, r
ract sr,e, re,i, film made In In
y iSlSo,ea a rcmars.h,o
4 Aluais splrit," and : the he
s. q s,Is Waterloo v,,s.
) 3, s6oSS oSSeESinnins" Thu THURS Is
ss,ii,n II s,asiInsees nSIses and 500
sis,Ss IL al! 'l,s 70 drn. lllDa, IN The
aSs,ss,S.@,aondi.D LUG TbsadII ball given
pIsfi,s,ss pGIfss of wsiIPIS;.,bSoNt.hh. wSpeSiPs; both
'u Graphically.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12
Mutineers Are Held

WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. 1.-THE
twenty-five mutlneers of the bark Manga
Reva. who were taken from the vessel at
tho Delaware breakwater after their re-
turn here from sea, had o hearing before
a United States commissioner here to-
day. Three of them pleaded guilty, The
others pleaded not guilty. The commits
sioner held all under bail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12
Sues for $4,000 Damages.

oucS TOT S3U,OOO Damages.
For injuries alleged 10 have besn re-
ceived while digging trench for the
Utah Gas 81 Coke company August
Rekoia brought suit in the district court
against the company for $50, 900 damages
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12
4 Call Issued.

rn,Ic conference will he held
/ [,r,roon. Scna Kern is
|.s lolsy. This call specifically
!, eonference Is TO be merely
r, CAUCUS chairman explain
n, noi 10 be in any sense
autvs In an authoritative
miriam Kern said:
rry Of the conference is 10
|-fr@ra,s an opportunity to
rlg regarding currency legts-
s.srIy In view OF the dead
-prlant features of the cur
| vt.h S0w exists in the SEN
N. they cannot take the
ITO the senate as an un-
y al struggling for various
q We must have some con-
rtn have urged that the
-,rei 10 The press. but Chair
Ne II plain this would not
- Several senator's eX-
y ir open discussion might
|Eassng 10 certain senators
on their hands,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12

An absorbing drama of unusual Inter-
est Is Redemption" presented in three
reels at the Mehesy today. In the Lubin
comedy, "Auntie's Affinity" the chef
makes love TO auntie while the clerk
clones with her niece Tomorrow
Sleeping Beauty the popular
fairy tale will hend the now nroera nlIne
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12

few or too many clothes are bad. Just
Few Enough to Make 'em Sit up and
Take Notice and Just Enough not to
Seem Overdressed is the Road to Sue
cess, at least Miss Robbie Gordone, the
perfect woman thinks so, because
the above Assassination of Webster
is true chronicle Of the Life and Bat
ties of the Modern Venus, who is at the
Orpheum this week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12

Tho following thcater notices A., rnarks.
"sdTeTtlseneur' IN order 20 comply with a
strict Interpretation OF tho new federal news.
payer law. 10 no sense they paid adTsr-
t'ements. They iieTs furnished By tho
press agents Of the various th.steu.
Convincing proof OF the tremendous I'M
preston crsuted by The Merry Count
css lies in the fact that IT packed the
historic Casino theater New York. To
the wallis for six months Samuel T..
Rork VIII present this musical romance
al the salt Lake thcater Thursday and
Friday nights, with a matinee Friday.
The engagement OF Mrs fiskc in The
HiEh Road Will close tonight. There Is
special matinee today
There is wonderful gripping power in
The Dawn of Tomorrow" this week &
big production at tho Utah theater and
although the play Is rather lengthy. in
terest Is kept at high tension from be-
ginning 10 end and the audience sits
with deep attention as the story OF "A
faith her love and self-sacrlfice: her
purity OF character although she Is a
deniZeu OF the east end OF London. of
the underworld, are attributes vividly
portrayed by Marjorie Rambeau
Rarely has there been bin at the Or
pheum that contains SO many acts OF
real merit. novelties and good ensemble
singing as the Offering at the Orpheum
during the current week. "The New Song
Birds in themselves are or a class. both
as regards fun and splendid voices while
as an example Of undi,uted foolishness
that is put across" amid marked hilarity
on the part OF every audience. the offer
Ing Of Messrs. Mullen and Coogan has
not been duplicated here for many
months.
An absorhipo drama of roue,aI t,to.r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-12
TO HOLD
lN}DRY CAUCUS
cIl Issued 1t Is Said
j de Conference Is
rsly to Suggest
LEANS ARE BUSY
yudaman Declares
IA Not Be Bound by
*ust Action
News Service

Il News service. n....,,,,.s
.roy. Noy Undetermined
committee on banking
.,,n take no further step
=, amending the admin
.,,cy bill until after the
...,l. has registered its de-
k,,.,srs,IOn senator's today
4 E,.pammen' of the commit
-s,., met with the resolu-
~ shatrth for eight re-
a, hanks pending. Senator
. ,.,urned to Washington.
= c.ns,ors Pomerene. Sha-
sss VINO for several days
....sr,ng a report for the
sIn amended as. they be-
sx brought back into the
- ,loseted in their private
:. To,, and declined 20 at
-,,t,e meeting. When Chair
- ,hs, these senators would
n decIIned 10 further par
:, committee agreed 10 ad-
Tsarsday morning, Mea n
Ian members continued 10
7, ovn bill. which is 10 be
substitute for the ad-
s.s,ure when the fight
n. senate.