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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-26
JOINT MEETING
BOARD OF TRADE
TO DISCUSS MATTERS or MATE.
RIAL BENEFIT 70 THE CITY
AND, COUNTY.

For the purpose Of onthnfng much
OF he future work of the Organization
memL-is of the various standing coHs-
mlttees Cf the Beard OF Trade will
meet at the quarters CT the b ara en-
Tuesday night. Secretary Weatherly
has addressed a letter to an os fhe
members Of the various committees
notifying them of the meeting and il,
purpose, the letter IS as follows:
Dear Sir Members of the standing
committees of the Board Of Trade and
the directors Of the board have been
called TO meet In Joint session TIes-
day evening, April 18th, 8 O'Clock t"r
full discussion of all matters which
may be suggested for the benefit Of
the city and county.
The real purpose of this meeting is
to map out future work for the organ
ization.
This joint meeting Of directors and
committeeman Is by far the most I'M
portant meeting the Board of Tr1ds
calls in the year You will remember
that a similar meeting to this las
held last year. Splendid work NGs
mapped out fer the organization and
all Of that work has been set lnd7r
way, some of it having been largely
completed.
join President Twitty in Tging
you to attend this meeting. Please ie.
ply. J. c. WeatherIy, Secretary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-26
CHILDREN KILL
Gent PER 50
CLUB ORIGINATES NOV
Ell PLAN TO ANNiHILATE
THE PAST.

A Jacksonville Woman's club has
put forth a novel plan in order that
literally, as well as figuratively speaA-
ing, there may be mo flies" on the
old veterans during the coming re-
union in that cityb A plan that might
well be followed in other cities to get
rid of the pest at this season of the
year when hey are breeding.
The Metropolis tells the story as
follows:
ITO the casual observer who
chances to wander about in the
neighborhood of Fishers Corner these
days, things may appear somewhat
out of the ordinary. 1t is nothing
more or less, however, than a STAN
pede to catch flies at the rate of 1
ent for fifty" as3 iS1NfTD
One cent for fifty" flies are now
uppermost in the mind of the child
around Fishers corner, for the mem
bers of the Womans club in that dis
trfct have contracted with the chill
- :. e.. ....t r.ta. Everywhere in the
neighborhood the life of the fly is
doomed. Every method is being used
to get his body either dead or alive
and grand success of fatalities IS
now reported, with even greater sue
cess than anticipated. The war on the
fly is now on whether or not the re-
quested salute is forthcoming. 1t is
a fight to the finish with the az
mighty penny the goal.''
The novel plan to do away with the
fly was originated at a meeting of the
isher's Corner Woman's Club last
Tuesday night and the crusade was
AIKEN up Immediately the next day
From now on, the principal occupa-
ton Of the women will be counting
flies and crediting them to the ener-
getic youth who will proceed to swat
the pest to the limit, for bounty.
I'm connection with the fly crusade
the members of the Womans Club
have also offered a certain bounty on
rubbish collected in the neighborhood,
In preparing for a clean city during
the reunion.
After school hours the boys and
girls can be seen pulling large, gayly
decorated wagon, hauling out the bar
bage AMI rubbish to a selected spot
and singing with their work specially
prepared ditty. The song, resembling
the yodle of the street vender, has
seizel the neignborhood and already is
popular melody. The plans orig;-
mattel by the Fishers Corner people
are expected to be taken, also, in 9TH
er sections of the city"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-26

PALM BEACH SUITS at this sea-
on of the year reaches the limit of
mans COMFORT.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-26
EXCURSION TO FERNANDINA.

Delightful Trip on Steamer Emmeline
Is Arranged for Tomoltow.
Another one of the populk- Sunday
xcurions to Fermandina will be
'perated by the Cumberland Route to-
morrow. This is the seccr77nne. of
the season, and tits expected that a
large crowd will go, and enjoy a day
of rest and recreation. The steamer
Emmellne will leave her dock, foot of
Mansfield street. promptly at $50 a.
m, stopping at Cumberland, both
ways Returning will leave Fernan-
dina about p. M, arriving here in
ample time for parties leaving on
evening trains. For the round trip,
$1.00. Cumberland. SOC
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-26

Going away or staying at home, you
should have one of our COOL PALM
BEACH SUITSi
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-26
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

There will be preaching at the First
Baptist church at II o'clock this morn
ing by the pastor. Rev. l.. E. Roberts,
but there will be no service in the
evening on account of the eyangelistie
service at the First Methodist church.
Sunday school. Philathea and Baracl
classes at 9:55 a. IN Good music at
all services. Strangers and visitors
cordially welcomed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-26

STYLES
AT $3.50

Then to complete your COMFOR
We've Choice Scft Shirts, Thin 'Und
wear, Summer Neckwear Hosiery al
many other Summer things in Choit
and Exclusive Toggery.
Always at your service.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-26
Makes New
Strength

When you find II a tremendous
task TO complete your daily duties
constantly worried and losing flesh
as a resuIt-take Nyal's NutritiVe Hy-
Il will enrich and rAvivlfy the blood,
Increase it's nourishlnu power and re-
store the tissues to their normal state
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-26
Nyal $ Nutritiv.
Hypophosites

SHOULD BE USED IN EVERY IN
STANG E WHERE THE SYSTEM
is WEAKENED AND WHERE
THERE Is A LACK OF VITALITY
DIMINISHED ENERGY AND LoC S
OF APPETITE.
In eonvalescence, protracted fevers,
grippe, bronchitis, coughs and affec-
tons Of the lungs II Is unequalled.
That feeling of lansuar and weakness
soon vanlshes and, instead, there Is
strength.
A large bottle for $500
We expect to be in business for a
good many years. The only way "
can do 1t is by treating everybody
right. That's cur policy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-26
NOTICE..

All memgers of the Oglethorpe lodge
Knights of Pythias, are requested to
meet at the Presbyterian church Sun
day morning at II o'cock to attend
the annual memorial service of the
lodge.
JOHN BAUMGARTNER, C. C.
C. +. Dloodworth.
X OF r. and g.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-26
ST. Mark,s.

Saturday, April 25th, ST. Marks
Day. services at st. Marks church,
10 o'clock. Sunday. April Goth. serv-
ices 1880; II and 4:30. Sunday school
at 9.45.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-26
$4,000 REWARD.

One hundred dollars reward will he
paid for the proof sufficient to con-
vict in the police court any person
sending in false fire alarms by pull
ing the alarm boxes.
BY Order of the Mayor.
A. L. OWENS,
Marshal City of Brunswick
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-26

Just received, shipment of smoked
tongue; very f1ne. Try one. Phone
537. Wright & Gowen Co.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-26

Excellent service and convenient
schedules to Savannah via G. c. & p.
and A. C. l..
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-26
KOOL KLOTHES
FOR HOT SUMMER DAYS.

If you dress by the Thermometer,
you will certainly weaf Oneof our
PALM BEAC Insults.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1914-01-01
Whole No. 346

PARCELS Sw ) On oSe 100
Emma CASTOR to r G. SchoIherr
SW >w Is NV ne sw 10 5R lor
| 90
I.izzr Trenchard to Roy +
Tremrhard ne NV 1 On de 81
Samuel Corn & WI to + + Han
ford 4 NJ Grinsburg wd sw 5 An
26c 100
e \ Mcrcrk & VT to Fredc-
rick III llamlin wd Sc II An 22e
sly :':i 2n 23e 90
Ed Triton 4 VT to Henrietta
Robinson lot 9 blk / Russell s ad
Philip LOO
Milwaukee, Land Company to
III |. Thompson wd lot IL blk 3
Town of interior : ID 1900
Guy r Flick & wi to Geo V
Jones lots IL II l3 blk l3 Town
nt Interior South Dakota 100
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1914-01-01
md the heat and drought

and the heat and drought of
summer, ii planteds in seed
hce! properl. prepared. Quoting
IT." WatH1own Public Opinion,
!, may not. and probably is not
possible to dist riblte infallible
alfalfa seed at this time, but
If tins seed in controversy has
been selected with expert care
rs being the best possible to
oht;ian to meet the needs of the
farmers for whom it was in
tended, II Will prove IA step in
the right direction. The idea
is to get the country into the
alfalfa habit. and the sooner the
better.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1914-01-01
HANSON And
HIS CRITICS
Broo!x;ngs Man Has Proven
His Charges of Misrepre-
sentation of Alfalfa Seed.
OTHER STATEMENTS OF CRITICS
MADE IN DISREGARD OF THE
RECORDS.

Prof. y. f.. Hansen. vice I,ircc-
tor and hortnuIturist at the
state college at Brookings, dur
ing the ear! y portion of the
month brought charges of mis-
representation on the part Of the
bet ter farming association Of
Brown county i'm offering for
sale IA large quantity of alfalfa
seed purchased at points in Stan
icy and Pennington counties.
Ills published statement challeng
I'd the claims of thu. association
THAI ONE carload had been rails
rd on dry land between the Che> :
cnle and Bad rivers for the
past twenty years, original seed
came from Russia. and that the
second carload has been grown
on dry land between Elk Creek
and the Belle Fonrchc river for
he past twenty years: has
spreading root system: original
seed from Turk estan. Prof.
Hansen also challenged the
published statement of patter-
son, the secretary of the better
farming association. in the Da
kota Farmer of December lst.
that some alfalfa seed WAS i'm
ported from Siberia iW,nl,
,,al> ayo. Prof. Hansen 5 posi-
ton, quoting the Pierre Capital
journal of Dee. 2oth. is that
IN advertising the seed gathered
III the western part of the state
as grown on high dry land Mr..
Patterson is attempting to take
advantage of other growers of
alfalfa seed in the valleys of
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1914-01-01

Our next issue of the Mail will
be on the first Of January 1914.
On that date Midland will have
u rev post master. j G.. Russell
VIII" has filled that position with
credit TO the department and
himself ever since the first COW
hide mail sack was carried into
Midland some twenty odd wears
ago. is now about to turn th,.
keys and the rubber stamps. the
book OF postal laws and the pos
age stamps and sundry other
paraphemah:, and rmolnmenis of
ih. office over to .Ialn,-S ID
Snow. The most of our Suhscri-
berS know Jim, and all are unaM-
nous in wishing HIM success with
the new found honolS and pleas
ur,s Of being post master In thc
best town in South Dakota. .-
Midland Mail.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1914-01-01

the different streams: that there
Is n" question as to the success
OF Turkestan alfalfa in the val
lr.s, rs had been proven by
many fields since the first of
that species of seed was brought
to this country by him for the
government in 1897 and which
was followed by the shipment OF
many tons for general distribu-
tion, but that it is not a success
on the high dry prairies and in
so advertising it the growers als
beng Disseminated against in
attempting to ma Ike sales of
their seed which he claims is
grown under the same conditions
a> the seed secured BY Mr.. Pat
tc,>on, and which is all good
seed for the conditions under
which it is grown. >
The Hansen charges have been
substantlatt u, to large extent.
W lrblc it was ella imed that the
two carloads had been taken
from fields Of twcntyyears stand
,ng, certificates and letters from
growers who furnished the seed
show that on \ one field of ten
acres is that age: the other
fields have been producing al
ialfH from five to seventeen
wears. Dan Birrwagrm. Of this
county. states in letter to Mr.
Patterson that In 1904 | plant
cd my first alfalfa seed from
from the Russian empire obtain
ed this seed from the uitcd
States department of agriculture.
Three years later | lou"ht Rus
sian seed IN large quantities.
That came from Sioux CITY
seed house. Mr.. Birrwagcn fur
,ls ii.j tia. u...j In,,,-,, .,., ..r
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1914-01-01

nrtcd States to
Erwin l. IIaskin
William II Spanghmr
Henry Peterson
Mary ! Stewart
William Starl.no
Stella Bllek
Thomas ! t'ticrhack
Ida \ Engelhard,
Anna Hilek
Bertha NJ Erickson 4 h,s to +
\ lialr wd 81 Sw b 6n poe
William \ Porch 4 wi to
Nicholas Conner 81 sw 4 1,
2Oe l.W
Arthur t'inckc 10 Henry Fin
ri2c 4 Anna Finchr wd ne. -. In
2,5r lU
CHARTS l.. Ricsrr 4 VT to W
j l.aNrN sW 23 6n 2ip 100
Joseph " Stephens 4 WI to
tiro. llcrhrrger 4 & II Bronson
nN ll3 Is oIoc 10000
Andrew & Leach "a Vernon
klng wd - IL 6n DE LOO
Thomas .Auhurn 10 i T. Beck
II >n y tn 26e LOO
Charles : Blodgctt 4 VT IL
Hattie |. Rl"lepti wd 81 ~ Is Is
loo
sara + Stephens TO NJ Lloyd
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1914-01-01

Send your straNed or stock
.aken up ads 10 the Review.
Count one cent a word or alb
breviation in estimating the cost
per Issue.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1914-01-01

| l5O4 was brought to this country
| by Hansen. as explorer for the
I. ). department OF agriculture,
and by him turned over to that
department for distribution
Since that date importa-
tlons of seed have been made
EN men in the seed business of
Russian alfalfa seed. No evil
dence has been introduced sub
Stimulating the Patterson claims
that the association seed came
from high dry lands in western
South Dakota. In this section
alfalfa fields of any size and
il is well known that all of our
merit are in the valleys of the
creeks and rivers. But few have
attempted to take the native al
falfa seed onto the high divides
and il has not proved very sue
ce,sful in the fav ;nct,n.ps
where tired.
Naturally, the Hansen charges
have brought out vitriobic recri-
minat;ons an the mar, of IN.
nr,v., .o,,,t, n.o,lo Tbos, u.;ll
ha,.. Ettl. mara offac+ NJ, r.
xb.u m. f.a,;,o an +ho ,.,
IA. ,>So.i,t;,n naomi. +,,.orl
pr,r Hansen Thn ,.h,rpo mad.
hN tb. \hnrlapn News th.. prof
Ilans,nS attacks .>,nno,rp .,.,.
much Ike = ni,,r 81 ,..tt,. n.ta
work act,,atcd by ,r,l,u>, mo
not Well founded Aberdeen and
The bcttrr r.l,p:u,, ,u..,.i.,tinn
take Themselves t,u ~n,.i,u>i,.
Th.. fojiovinn from tb. Sio,x
Fails .Io,anul i> :, f,,n. .y,,,u,I. If
,h. attitnd,. t,Ern h., sa,.aral
pala.rs over the ,lulr fine moi
abI,> among lhen, th. News
and American oi ALpr,i..p ,,l
tn. Pierre Iapitai-.lourn;,l.
III : abo,lt time th,. St,,. L,i
IA show down with Prof Hansen
Of the Brooklnrs cnIIrye whom
,hr Aberdeen News n,t> IN
clas, with TN. bate p T. Ra,n,lp,
Rarn,m vo,, r,eoenher s,id
tn. n.,nle liked to b. h,,nh,.,.
ed Hansen has mad. fou,. trims
To Siberia to Sacure hard,
nl.,ntS ,s alIaaed ~ nro,,uo
make blossom soma nf th. mad
lands Of th,. wes, His first t,,n
was IN, 1906 folyowlny vhicI
he iss,ed . hullcsim vhar.;, l.
ella imed 70 have d;scove~ed
hardy alfalfa tba ssed az which
would mnltmlv 60 foe, tba, had
his coptant;ons n.da .ood :, !
f;yur.a no,.o +b.n % Ono onn
es Of arid waste v,nlJ nav, J..
GROWING alfalfa p,, l. ;s ao,,h.
f,l if ba has tw, ..,os .,ro,;,,,
from his S.ad INIT :, .ho ,o.a
time taa uov.rnme,+ fool, h,}l
of +ba o,..+;o., .a .
ouence there ,re +ho,sands ~
acres of ..,f,,f. oro;n
Of i WAS oonoe;,.d -. u.ns
He made o,otb.r o.; !, ,oas
.,l ~ - A,onn,
&c .+... a,o . ,
rox ona hand, eo... r. ~
= i s;,,,, 10 h Ao-
OOo fo,. trims % 81. fox 4
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1914-01-01
mdn who Figured he has had S35
''E ion trips to the far

'i'h tidt 'ti' I'liI lIlpS WtTt
made at the expense Of the state
Is far from the truth The first
Journey WAS a ten month tour
from June, 1897, to March. 1898.
Thr second trip began in July,
l9oU. was IA six months trip
around the world The third
trip lasted eight months. ending
III February, 1909. These three
trips were made as agricultural
explorer for the department of
agriculture. under Secretary Viii
>uu. and thr state did not imycSt
4 cent IN the explorations. Nat
uralIy, thr distribution of the
>cce> and plants ohtancd by
h1H on the three trIpS were
made through that department,
5" 'tat hiefNa@en ""t hl6 seed
II. is''i lt"ii Hansen through the
"## ..'l.'i department rs the Jour
H"l .a}N, In" government took
uo.d 81 the question and rs Il
CONS Gueiirr there are thousands
81 acres 81 alfalfa growing.
ih.0%t the .I"nlnHl denies il,
f'".. ildliNrn Is the on" response
hie Tor tn" introduction Of the
p."hj. nhtlr under the auspices
81 - "aArlhnrnt
'tr My th"." VITO attend
- t0 lat meeting at Huron
..#m#af.N l9|2 nnd some 81
~. f.air,ror $ present traducrls
here remember the Splrm
o# .1lagN given by S"crctar,
- III speaking of Prof. lia
and ihH work for the depart
a ~ Il agriculture
iHn i'r>t and only trip made
al the rNpenSc and under the
auspices ot the stat" "t South
Dakota was during tn present
Year None Of those engagr
IN the attack conid expect re
turns Wltilm tie year. II is now
up TO hlem ami all the moulder>
1i pnblic opinion within the state
to get behind the Brooklngs
man, III campaign for spread
ihg IL the gospel OF alfalfa. M<.
"'iersoh sounds the true ca
ac1"h "hth H. SAYS, can
mol sh! but word IN favor /"
> me "l the altalfas that
"sa'r Hansen IS trNlng to develop
HE alfalfa with tn" trailing ha-
nlts ] believe W"a'id he AK *
ceileht feature Tor the western
range country II ITS propagation
Mas conducted by men OF p'
'icai experience ahd common busl
hess Judgment. The alfalfa is
hardy and ALL that is necessary
IS some good hard work To get
1t started on much OF the poor.
dst land IN western South
Dakota.
The controversy. while ex-
tremely bitter on the part Of the
Aberdeen people is not going to
have the effect Of driving Prof.
llansen from the state, tho
that seems to be the object foa
which some are striving His
SerNlces, though receiving
remuneration SO far as dollars
dlld cents go. are essential to that
blO nnrtinn Of Ia. .,f.f. ~, tha
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-30


SEaifil d complaint was that tie on.
IeFtslnent v'as using lis power 4, bfAak
the p1Ols arsa tRefeby depress lte
price Of cuEtoa yghiie Il had 6esr
taken any steps 60 prosecute 81 b
epgaged in eiEorts 10 lower tbs price
Of cotton. Dtils words Ee con.
ts1ces that The S6yefnfneH VA ess-
d aFaEins to eBC, It's % sSsrs n b
Siilteres q Che sraculEsors aids Is isi
the interea cf fass * ss x 81 Ss5-
fietsa hle that since seiafoE rn.th
directed public tentio4 O. 1T e NIT
ter ana cffl leissil 6Ete 8
policy 80 there has not bSen
ting 10 ~ aslie iet ii lfslgt Oh The nasft
on tsie spec tofs To 66ilfe the price
OF cotton As en- the 6 - lsslost
every year lJeEuge he entered tie sea-
ate.
CO So SsafistI Iem
On TsGegn Dsr 1911 SenatDr
SIN III introduced the Following Joint
fe.ss ~
Fsd fie difensoE ID ihe
ceIisEs 5areHJl ana hes5 81 "
ftA6rised end IA tacted 10 collie ard
nG6iiah IL cSfi lou 81 tii the Elsse
siafs Sahfk a ZliIt IN pred GctioB pro-
yfied FOR u % OF nj Act 81
Cong q aIi s An act % pyopide
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-30

sas FiseGed. y ssas fai h
cnDosltloh ID is. aud tie coi.1riii 10 OH
5anlSibg atid currency fasied 90 aet.
Se9itog Smith chen clfc ted 4 call
pSf cascsE ef d ocfssi e sS Ore
che Ecns was hold ssntS after d ltss
assa q tsS.ss si1skE -
igFi; tile brDtil tns tsaaia il1la3s Iill1
senss s7f.tla III rlalrfs flas sff,ho Hst3'
pssaee tbs seaate, The anpeDsaIIent xnp
asoe ned by Chi hQnses ca ] IL is now
TIE JAW Of tite iaElf So aateH ssls lsa
alplse = eatisies kse TIC - 9 IL
aild ssiae eell e eatesl 3 titsen An
DIS aalia ss1a slE sea- ~ eeiqscfatic
ssllat1rs. y tstuIl amt
= Ns -
tat Ssssst1 tii. t9r = long tiisle
entLs ~ ~ ee lsAai:s et,ssslsa 9ll9 tslf
tsl sef lst. 81 sltu, q eslt5
ae or BFseesS psls 81 :lsl ls
tasa Se ,2l,lpe.se
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-30
Of s|ITI
llE aElTllE
q W b
EEIis Frields Declare chat He Has Been Re.
spOnsigSle COZ Much Constructive Legis
tom. and IS FiaIltiag or tlle
Farmers Interests

4 saslilnstoils April So quietly
has Senator g. ID. Smith pureped hls
consS 81 the d 5 Eional lei are that
sfea sttle cf fiiB eios9 iaHie were
EhEEpg isy tise 3 isEs est Ia
iiiB fccofa which tiiey found when
they Began 70 make 70 iaiiify iii OK
to prepare for the coinii5R e. Dai "a
lie fdiloT ing statement may be or
q Jist 20 the read o The 1a3elis
leepis being ssA lew ftct crneexiiia
Il = 5ssss : ~ Lac f5kusSF SlF fei1aIor N sIJs
sflis aA0wtaa sonEe of tlis tliiisi9 ne
done Tor the people
Il ne place cited Sthtas eanal6r ne-s
.I'cuFl1cs ~ "a q iE.iolsl gstd estlInn ti6it
0f hl fellow eanhtcfs rs hest d e. er-
is2inef ~ the eg1dtn nittea ignnie1tsd
I (which 1ies 81 given.
! E0l1Id BE borne III liifne siias sis;f-1
hTst tour years 0f SenafoFl
i q sefytce tue Eepu blIessn party
S1ats Hence, duffng tlias. time Iit
] MAS . Of H0aaiil le COR any democrat.
lsilH esescth q h0ulthefn democrat
!: tn scgl ssigleI8 84in flle n y pf EesI-
1 felt, aiid from tsSs start iis vie t1eda
strong influences in Che senate.
EVen during fba 1Eznai lfeasa. a.isizsel
I fEy 10 on iiilp GIt Il coElinies tees
i8nd when The senate hecaIaa defans
1 erAtie5 two years 3 50, 40 Ind dual
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