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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-07-17
VOTE THE ROAD TAX

WIZ" the OBJECT lesson that stands the threshold of our Pa
1911 0a" by Which the bugbear of climb over 100 feet in tn
mile to bgG Point has been removed and the long upgrad
ae easy and with the other examples we have of scenti
rodoOong would seem out of place to urge our people
'o'e lax equivalent to three mills for public road improvement
O zs should not have to be asked or urged to vote suc
TAX but only to have the opportunity offered them in order
eagerly avail themselves of it.
EVERY one Will admit the benefits derived from good roads
Ie" really appreciate the extent of such benefits The pub
lie road the advance agent rural gowth-be noneo Of in
cfeaShg population; and properly kept up and made eff
Gent becomes the open gateway leading assured prosperity
II becoming the slogan of homeseekers to say show me
your w Tic roads and will tell you whether your country is really
prosperous or mott '
We asking state aid in this work. and such engineering
SAIL as Is furnished by the state INVALUABLE in building roads
rugged or sWampy districts but the state must needs
ep those who help themselves To obtain this great aid we n,s
meet the state half way and only fair and rph chow
essary funds 'N viz nv
S 'hee mills tax should not for moment be considered &c
an expense but should be regarded it's true light as an nvns
meh| ana the most profitable of all investment
BY good roads you will save double-or often ten
Small taxln the saving wear and tear on teams vobic
:I IoC u melton the saving in time and discomfort Re-
SUES the long rnthe value of your property will ro 5O Inn
your present valuation "' a. o-hooo ol
FOR instance say that you are now assessed ar s1ooo
"A vi" De IS year. but suppose that the same
assessed at $4,000 then you have only So to nav-as
aooho TAX or II mills This is the ADVANTAGE Of ha ~
e an ordinary percentage tax for when the bonds and
are the gamer y 40 lo' "ilec'eo ana you
no czen OF Caldwell should have to be persuaded r. o+o
no snd wnleh will scarcely be felt but instead of oppong
~ nc oo De ready and willing vote per cent or On 1
instead of three mills w '0n' Or ~ mills Il
at tho oood ~ Fl
e. me gooo work go on large part of the money STAYS
fgnt at nome any way don't be nor snd ~
81 e "hee OF progress Go to the polls next Tuesday and
v f oa M as is the best investment you ever made ~
vote Tor comfort and prosperity 'D"oe II
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-07-17
A CLEAN CAMPAIGN

:e ne campaign has been formally opened IN The
@ District with the fixing of the date f he
urinary election to nominate candidate and the Indications n
me contest between the two announced candidates.
will b dutr VINO seeks reelection and Judge Riley Wilson,
Oh nigh plane, free from all bitterness and mnd
hgng Both candidates are heightened gentlemen na anu
ses aong low lines would be foreign to their natures Tbero
e Important subjects before the nation for discussion and o
ee and the contest for congress in this DISTRICT au
in free discussion these questions b
The Newsr bea and by the elimination of all personalities
W ne fth District when it commends Mr. Eda and
the campaign. Monroe Newsstar '''"' " nave pitched
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-07-17
Court News

State VS.. D. D. Pool-murde.
On motion of the District Alto
ney a change of venue wa
granted, transferring the case t,
VIM parish for trial in Januar,
State VS.. Frank Foster ano
DaVe Reynolds charged with
burglary in the day time. Tried
by jury and found guilty as
charged. ~
The case against Mrs. Rev.
nolds and Bibar Foster has been
continued and the accused re-.
leased on their own recognizance.
State VS.. Maude Wooten-Set
tor trial Friday of this week,
The case being delayed On account
witness in Jail at Winfield. Oman
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-07-17
horse hire, etc.

f horse hire, etc.
On motion, seconded. tn,
3 amount of H. J. Lee, Clerk O,
n Court, for $3.50 for extract,
! from Assessment rolls, list OF
t lands sold by Tensas Delta, Land
Co., copy of deed etc., in con-
: nection with Tensas Delta Land
:. 60: Litigation, was allowed and
ordered paid.
j On motion, seconded, the
President was authorized to en-
ploy an Inspector for the t1hicot
County levee work.
The following resolution was
presented, and on motion second
ed, was adopted by the following
vote: Yeas, Rolfe, Glover, Peck.
Lester and Gilbert; Nays, none:
absent, McHenry, Blake and
Smith;
Whereas, it appearing from a
statement OF the finances of this
Board, together with a state
ment of the probable costs of
the recent levee contracts let bv
the Board, that the amount on
hand to the credit of said Board |
will be insufficient to rrompt y
pay for contracts when COM
pleted, and the letting of did
contracts at this time, being, in
the opinion of this Board for the
best interest Of the District; and
that the revenue Of said Board
for the year 1914, when collect
ed, will be sufficient to meet said
Boards obligations;
Therefore, Be it resolved by
the Board OF Commissions Of the
rensas Basin Levee District, in
'egular session convened, that
{. B. Gilbert, ST., President of
he said Board, be and he is here
~ directed, authorized and i'm
lowered to negotiate for and OBJ
ain a loan of money for said
Board, from any Bank, Banking
company, firm, corporation or I
Individual, not to exceed $780, I
00.OO, and to secure the same s
" pied ging the revenue of said j..
'oard for the year 1914, and in l
he name of said Board the nee :
ssary pledges, certificate of in l
or other obligations, D
equisite and necessary for the .
ayment of said principal sum, G.
terest, discount or other
larges that he may deem prop n
and necessary for the purpose C
obtaining said loan. lie
Adopted, July Sth, 1914.
T. B. Gilbert, Pres. fc
ttest: }. W. Summerlin, Sec. T
Continued next week. W
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-07-17

order @ from the court, Sbori f.
Godfrey now has the witness
here. WV "i'ileSs
State vs.. Ed Wade and Grant
ON case against these
Two Two negros is for robbing the
Italian peddler, was set for tria aI
Thusdav. III TRIAL
Joe Cole, negro, charged Of
assault with dangerous weano ~
Convicted and fined $3.50 and
cost St or 8 months in jail. anu
, No business Is of importance on
I Ihe. civil docket up for trial al al
Enls term, it being a regular ar
/ We are glad to see our friend
Hr. }. r. Brown able to be ont
ma at his post at the bank after
everal days confinement to bis
pom by illness.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-07-17
SAD SUICIDE

0ov' Hall passed away at the home of r Won E.:,
Jay ana IL strongly limited that it nothing lace
me city council blamed for the nassn f 49,; 'aSe Oh
ac'ef Tor when the dog law became effective; ~ Dl' hooe
paleu OH 0oV Hall and Hon. John T. Michel Mo 44 was
p ofS unoer the imposition but it was evident t poe
@ suffering deeply from case of mechanically n uo' lail
on Sue treatment longer he decided to shuttle M qan
COIL thursday while attempting to jump fence 0 n me mortal
ana ms lie was snuged out His nolcs ta, nan was
sossn ne@ ana ne does not whether there will h
L ~ .e legislature or not. John Micbol ~ a. eAtia
o ou. 1t doubtful if he will ever be himself 10y survive the
10" o'eufeu Frlday.-Ponchatoua ~,
ond annual parish fair are Deng made for the holding of the
Of m not neglect reserving spaca f M OF the
cnhs F VI tne boys corn clubs pig clnhs ,nd he exhibits
bars Of encouragement possible Should b yrs canning
nara G cups so the efforts of our bows an @ tne mem
mnorant h sue issue at the parish fair but rea VIII not be
girl whose eharma backward oh time in your FIGHT and
peekaboo rs oan few exposed BY toe give US
the streets as vanJ ki' no matter what age who w much
in view and d stage Give us gr not Wv won use
Walt Mason ~ 'hae the sun can't shine tbronob py
Boenf rs ge says: The name of the small Io;,;or e
If anr perhaps spelled more different stream
Reonf pa III me world For instance if ways n IMAM that
French for beef N proper way to spell it is Roenf
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-07-17

| m 4 - ASh illl, OGcreTSrV
+ LOOM Il. Hodge, Esq, Disthric,
Attorney of the 9TH Judicial ,1i nil,
t thlc1 and ana Ex-Officio Attorney 70,
p Ehe Board, appeared before the t1l
boa, noard and advised said Roa s,.1
WIN WIN reference to the manner 'l o4
The President made /. ,,oah
rep r of his recent inspect iepo ef
o ofe r l1ne of levees and the lettin ",
OF OF orlars: brush, weeds e ETC.. 'e and
On motion duly seconded Isi d thu
ION G4ntra cts as made with B,, rre
f fou + : Mitchell and Monroe RI XIII !,
and approved. "''e ratlhed
being NJ in attendance. on Inspector raa,t
OF the President, made 10 . ie s,due
,vorI i 90 ~ the the progress of tha
WORK nt OF the line Of levees, u Vie
.an mn u, motion ton, seconded, a war.
u u r. l.; B. Mhoon for the =; am aavot
ms Is meeting. "''ehalng
Nv, ,,oa4.
d Tn tb motion ao3a of Mr.: Rolfe, second |
) s. f fae salary Harry Of R. B. M hoon.
'19t oe5 Hundred Dollars SIS Isl AZ
r ,1aenly, without any ff urthare
Apenses to this Board as s''t to
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23

can to be frozen. And when it goes
into the brine tank the can is filled
with an automatic device which pre-
vents the Introduction of air into the
water, and covered against dirt and
protected against air, the water which
has been distilled. condensed, boiled
skinned and triple-riltered is fro
zen The freezing process is from the
outside and II by any chance for
elgn substance has survived all the
various purifying processes to which
the water has been subjected it is
brought to the center OF the ice cake
and is plainly visible. No other por-
ton OF the ice can be affected.
A couple of times each season the
careful ice maker will go over" his
system, as he puts It, and remove the
rust from the pipe lines. Usually the
ice-making is stopped during this pros
cess and care Is taken to prevent any
particle of the rust from reaching the
ice. II, however, the summer is
warm and the demand is great it
sometimes becomes necessary to op-
crate the plant, and in these instances
the, rust will occasionally enter the
ice. II so it goes to the center and
when the housewife tastes bit Of it
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23

she VOWS that she is eating am
monia.
The ammonia in the iee-making
system is enclosed in double pipes
and If a joint or valve leaks 1t is
Immediately discernihle, for its fumes
assail the nostrils without delay At
no place in the whole plant, however.
can the ammonia enter the water in
tended for freezing
The fact OF the matter is that no
natural ice in the country can possi-
bly, be as pure as the artificial pro-
duct. Analysis have frequently been
taken and the comparisons are in
teresting for they show that not only
dirt but more dangerous substances
frequently find their way into the
ice from lakes and streams.
A trip through the ice plant would
prove interesting to anyone still
worrying over the ammonia myth.
The impossibility of the story would
be Immediately perceptible.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23
Eastern Journal
Boosts Valley

The Grand Valley receives another
/ big boost this week In the Country
Gentleman" An article occupying
two fulI pages and "a half, illustrated
nrOfusely BY photographs appears on
Colorado and the opportunities Of Sc
curing "A suitable homestead In this
state Some very interesting figures
are also given. IL was written by
w. J. Harsha, for many years a resi-
dent OF this state.
The article is illustrated by five
photographs, all OF them taken from
the Grand Valley. One shows the
entrance TO a high line tunnel an
other showing a typical desert scene,
with the caption below it that there
IS abundant water for il, a third OF
"A squatter's hut.and family. a fourth
OF the new silo on John Herron's
ranch. Illustrating the possibilities OF
dairying here and the fifth an ex-
cellent fruit picking scene on the
Carmau ranch on the second Fruit
Ridge.
The article also mentions at
length the Delta and Montrose Sec
tions.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23
CRITICAL GAME IN
COUNTY LEAGUE

The final and critical games in the
Mesa County Baseball Association are
being played this afternoon at the
:air grounds and at Palisade. Fruita
Union high school is playing the To-
cal Y. team in this city while the To-
cal high school boys are battling with
/ Falisade at Palsade for first place
and the pennant.
AS the race now stands Grand
Junction high school and Palisade
! high school have each won four
games and lost one apiece and the
game this afternoon will settle which
team is the champion team in Mesa
Ccunty. The locals have been prac-
( ticing specially hard this week in an
/ ticipation OF this contest. The feel
| ing between the two schools is very
| intense. due to the fact that Palisade
in the last game forced tho locals
to play 3 innings before the winning
run could be scored Henry Mahan-
nah and Hill will be the battery for
the locals. Mahannah is the pitcher
who famed 81 of the Palisade boys
| in the last game.
The other Grand Junction team
! has not succeeded in winning a single
game this year.
The standing of the leage is as
Z
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23
AMMONIA MYTH WILL
soon Be ABROAD AGAIN
Continued from Page -

purties OF even our Hannah creek
water before he freezes it into ice.
The exhaust steam from the en-
CINE which ordinarily is wasted, is
taken by the ice manufacturers be-
cause it has already undergone a dis
tillation process. The boiler water
had become steam and after its use
in the engine he condenses it back to
water again \ big reboiler again
performs the function of the tea
kettle on the kitchen stove by killing
all forms of animal life. and skim
ming device removes all the foreign
matter which rises to the surface,
This is much farther than the
most careful housewife will go TO
purify her drinking water, but it is
not enough for the ice maker. The
water is put through three separate
sets of charcoal filters which are reg
ularly cleaned before it enters the
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23
Associated Press.

U. S. 5. California, Mazatlan. via
Wireless to San Diego, Cal, May %.
-Mazatlan's water supply will last
only fifteen days and it is believed
that the constitutionalists who are be-
sieging the city will soon be in pos
session The reported depradations
of bandits on the German colony near
Miramar has caused the German
cruiser Nuremberg to leave Mazatlan
for that port. Other west coast cities
are quiet.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23
MEXICO
fCcat.nned from Page IL

TUFIT -UWtu IIVIU FdNG II
his arduous trip. Vice Consul Sill
man will remain here until Monday.
he is comfortably lodged at a hotel.
where he is receiving every attention.
The Brazilian minister received a
cable message from Secretary Bryan
expressing the thanks OF the Ameri-
can government for his untiring eff
forts on behalf of Silliman. The So
ciety Of the American Colony today
transmitted resolutions OF thanks to
the Brazilian for the valuable servi-
ces rendered the American interests.
\ thousand troops who were sent
from the capital arrived this morn
ing at GuadalaJara to reinforce the
federal garrison there.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23
Associated Press.

Washington, D. c., May 23.-Sec-
rotary Bryan, John Lind and c. A.
Douglass, the latter representing the
constitutionalists had long confer
ence in the state department today
Bryan then went to the White House
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23
Associated Press.

Naco. Ariz.. May 23-Wandering
over to the Mexico side of the line to-
day, Alexandra Rochin. a former
Huerta employe at Naco. Sonora,
shouted, "Viy Huerta," and promptly
received three bullets which killed
him. constitutionalists customs
guard fired the shots. Mexican au-
thorities said Rochin attacked the
customs guard with Z knife
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23
Today's Markets
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Associated Press.

Chicago, May 23.-Today's cattle
receipts were zoe; steady; beeves.
s14OQ q $50; western steers. s7.10a
$40; stockers. S6.50mS S.55; cows.
1915 q $40; calves, 1865.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23
GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, May Today's closing
quotations on grain were as follows:
May wheat, 81 Is corn, 10; oats, Al. .
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23
Associated Press.

Mexico City. May 23.-Constitu-
tionalists attacked Morelos, Monticel-
10 and Santiago, in the suburbs OF
San Luis Potosi yesterday. Accord
ing to information from the war de-
partment. they were repulsed by the
local garrison without difficulty.
Heavy losses were inflicted.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23

Judge Sullivan this afternoon is
sued a decree of divorce to Mrs. Lib
by Brown from her husband, Leonard
l.. Brown.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23

A marriage license was issued this
afternoon to Arthur j. Conrey and
Miss Edith Baumann, both of Pali-
SADIE.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23

Divorce proceedings were filed this
afternoon BY Bert Williams against
Georgia Williams, charging desertion.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23
Associated Press.

El Paso. Tex, May 23.-Federal
troops sacked Saltillo before evacu-
alton, according to a message given
out today by constitutionalists. 1t
is not made known if the foreign
property suffered.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23

B. NJ. Hebbard of the Fruit Belt
lett this afternoon for Colorado
Springs
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23

Thos. Dwyer is here from Clifton.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-23
STOCK MARKET.

New York. May 23-Today's
closing quotations on the board of
trade were as follows:
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Jlasgentag
Soa in 3ufnnit fer aliabrlid am
IA. Smni seieiert iueroen.

Die Jourtb Of Sulp Garnipal III,
location bat bsidIOfien. fir bic Gins
fiibruns zines psitsrsn pairiotiidsu
Seisrsases in Cincinnati gu iorger
Gs lit biefes Der 5lagesntag. Der all
jGbrIit am IA. SUM-, BEN Jabr.stae
Der annabms beg Sterlenbanners
burd ben aonsrsb bssansen psrosn
ioG.
S.u.r fGllt Der IA. Suni auf einsn
Sonntas unb bic allsemeine sseier foll
nnbsr en- Samitos, bem 13. Suni, ges
fsi.rt fpsrbsn. Gs in Der Wunid Der
MitsIisbsr Der Jourtb Of SuIp Garnis
pal 4iioeiation, baB an bisism Gage
oas @.bGube in Der Stabt beflasst
iein IoIen unb bab Ssbsrmann elm
ilsinss f.ibenes sydbndsn ala 2lbsei.
den trdst.
Oisie Gsibsnfdbnden tperben bon
Der Gourib Of SuIp garnipal 4Hocias
tion aur W.rtbsiluns ssIansen unb fos
melt babsu iih b.reits 500 jung. D1a
men b.r.it erildri. bic adbndsn ou
perttsilsn
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2mt Jreitas
@iro bic Strafenbabmfrags be5iis.
lid bes Gmblop IueHne @iu.
onttes crleoigt merOen.

am 5rettag pirb befiRitiD oariiber
enti9ieben nerbsn, unter pelten Be-
OiHsungeu Die Strabsnbabn Seieus
i4aft ibre Bagen ii6sr ben neueH
Gublon Qbenue YiuDutt oertebren lais
len ioa. Die Wagen tperDen unter al.
len llmitdnosn iibsr oen 8iaoutt fab
rem miiTen. bsnn 9iirgsrmeiItsr Spise
gel bat geftern dngeorbnet, bub Iobalp
oer9iaoutt ooQitdnoig fertigseiteqt III,
bic 9eletie ii6er bic glipeautreu5ung
Der g. II. 3. ga6n niat mebr pon Der
StraBenba6n 9eieGi6aft benust
tperben biirfen.
8eSusli9 Der 8siserung Ser Gtros
benba6n GsisLI6aft, bic SGIfte bs3
auf Die StaDt entfaQsnDen 5beiIes Der
Sautoiten tragen gu pOIen, fanD ses
tern i'm Bureau oss 8iirsermeiiters
eins lGnqere &orferen3 Itatt, an pels
der 9iicgermeiiter Spiegsl, 4rbeitss
9irettor Sosbid, Si8erbeits Oiret:
tor 6ofmes, staotanpolt Saoenlp,
Stabtingenieur &rug urb uls @srs
treter Der Strabenbdbn 9eieq16uft
Die Serren Dultsr DRAPER unb Der
@eHerul : 8etriebsIeiter Fitzgerald
tbeilna6meE.
SSn bieier &orfsren3 purben 5psi
@Nf6lGge 5ur porldufigeu 8eilegung
Der &pntrpperie erDrtert. Der cine
gprf6lag ging oabin, ben Ritter, Dor
rpeI6em Der PrO3eB ftpebt, ben bic
Stobt anbdngig gema9t bat, um ben
0erlaugten IntbeiI an ben 9autoften
oes giaoutts ein3utreiben, gu peran.
lafIeu, our9 etHen temporGren .YefsEl
Die Strubsnbabu @eIeqI6aft sur
2egung Der 9eleiIe iiber ben 8iapuft
gu 8pinqeu. 8teier 9efsbI iol ieopd
Die Reate Der GtruBenbabn 9eIeas
i6oft in Dem Pro5eB in tsinerIst WeiIs
l6mdlern.
Der 5peits 9orI6Iag, Der unnebm.
barer fdien, mar, geleseutli6 eine-
peiteren &pnfersn3 am 6reitog W1pr-
gen ii6 iiber cine Summe gu sinigen.
pslde BON Der Strabenbdbn @eIeGs
i6aft als idbrlite pott fir bic Sc.
nuBung oes 8inoutt8 be3ablt perber
Ioa, an SteIls Ser einmaIigen gei.
iteuer 3u ben gautoiten. Wlan einigie
iid auf Die 9tnnabme oes leBtsreu8or,
itlugs uno bic glngeIegrnbeit biirfts
Iomit am 5reitug oefinitiu erlebist
peroen.
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te cine Wedfelforberuns iiber $774.82
gegen gbarles SO. Rattermdnn elm.
Sn Der alase Der Stanlep s. 9aa
segen George 9ilman bat Ri6ter
Gossrape geitern einen Ginbaltsbsfsbl
betpilligt, bur4 fpel9en Der 8erflaste
perbinbert piro, feline SGsemii6le an
Der gabugna Strabe, Glib Nortpoob,
nod ipeiter 81 betreiben unb baburt
Die in Der Radbari6aft ipobnenb.n
perionen in ibrer Rube gu ftorsn.
@or Ri6ter 9orman unb Surb be-
gam geitern bic 8srbanblung Der
$4,000 : alase, pelde @ictor S.
plaBer. geiiber elmer Sruderei glc.
122 Oft pearI Strabs, gsgsn poli3si>
def Gopelau ongeitrengt fat. Die
Wo6en5eitung .5bs Opl" lpurbe in
Dem Gtabliiiement gebrudt unD Der
aIGgsr bebauptst, bob feline Oruderei
am 18. Suli 1913 auf gefebl Cope
lan's bon 9etsitips iibsrrumpelt uno
babel betrd8tli6er SAuben anssrifs
tet purbe.
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Der gtabtratb
Die seitrise Sitnns bradtc menig
bes Sntereiiantcn.

Die seitrise Sibuns bss stabtraiba
bra4te, uHseaHtet oes is6r umfdng.
re'4sn aaIenbers ber3li6 tpenig b.:
SrtsreFanten, ba faIt ausIdliebliG
Rputinegef4dfts aur GrIeOigung g.
langten.
Stabtrat6smitglis6 Conner bon >'r
90. Mdrb unterbrsitste bic DON inn
bereits borseitern in Qusii6t geiteats
Yroteitreiolution gegsn bic Don s.:
Union 9as & electric So. bea6iid5.
tiett Grb0bung ibrss 2lttientapita:s
I'm 1915, 900. Sn bieisr ReIolutio-,
einitimmig CUR Innabms gelangts,
fpurbe Stabtanipult S6oenIe anaeip.e>
len. BEL Der Staats slltilitGtenbsb0roe
i'm Namen bes Stabtrat6s gsaen biei:
projettirte gmiiiion Der 2(ttien au ur,
teiIIren. 6srr Conner motiDirte Iein:
Refolution nit Der gsmertung, oaB
jstt obne Jrage ni6t bic pafIsnoe Get
iei bas 9lttientapital Der @eIeGIdaft
3u erb06en, ba man ia eerape bamlt
belhdftiat lei, ben Dsrtb bes Gigene
tlums Der @sieai6aIt Osfinitio fsi5us
itellen.
Serr Mullen ertldrte ii6 nit 's-
Reiolution pDllis siaperitunben, 5e.
tonte iebo6, bnb isinsr 2lnIi6t nod
Die lltilitGteHs4ommiiIion audi ob1s
oas ginsreifen bes Staotanpalts lie
Jntereiien Der 8iirgerI9aft gincinRa>
tis pa6ren piirbe.
9as &ommittee iiir W2itte[ unS
Wege tpirb 6eute @Ormtttan cine Si3s
ung u6bdltsn, Inn iiber Mittel uno
@sae gu berattf6lassn, tuie bic Stc u
es m0glih MAIDEN tunn, bic Wacabam.
Straben in ben @oritGbtsn 5u Glen
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uuf bieisn Strabsn Elm Gnbe su a.
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