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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14

London. March - Nl;ii a. M
An ofdcinl bulletin has been issued
stating that u a. Nsauilh the Bril'
ish premier. IL suiferng from brnn-
chat catairh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-14
THE DAY IN CONGRESS
SEN >rt,.

Began debste uu Mycrs public
land water mower site hili.
Former President Tat ART
other American l'tr association
leaders protested arainst supreme
court Nomination oi Louis u.
Braudois
Agricultural committee cousid-
cred bin for tttumtnt pioduc-
tlun of nitrate
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-25

may require two and three sessions
each day to accomplish what is ne
cessary to be done, the members APP
pear inclined to put their shoulders
to the wheel and grind out measures
as rapidly as is possible.
Now that the end of the session Is
so near, extra session talk is loom
ing large and many of the members
of both houses, including persons
close to the Governor, express the
opinion than an extra session will
be necessary. The objection Offer
ed, the condition of the state treas
ury, they say makes 1t absolutely i'm
perative to hold an extra session and
formulate a tax system that will re-
lieve the condition Of the treasury.
That II will be next to impossible
to even take up the tax matter at the
present session Is conceded and un-
less an extra session is held members
say there will be no chance to reduce
the Indebtedness appreciably. despite
the fact that the Legislature has
frowned on all appropriations and is
making every effort to cut down ex-
penditures.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-25
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF FARMERS FORMED

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. ga ma
tional farmers association, designed
to bring together all regional asso-
Citations of farmers, was formed here
to-day by the delegates attending the
meetings of the Farmers Association
Of America, a temporary organiza-
ton. The delegates represented
farmers of the Middle West.
This association contemplates
Government supervision of all farm
marketing" said I. M. Wright, of
Waukesha, Wis, who was elected
secretary. I'VE will get behind leg
islation pending in Congress to estab-
lish the German system of market
ing by which township reports to
county. county to State and State
to nation. We also advocate the Ger
man system of rural credits and will
work to eliminate the element OF
speculation in farm products
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-25
ROAD WORKERS TO Be
FED BY PRETTY GIRLS
QUIT DIGGING IN THE MUD AND
GO TO SHOvEIING DIRT
INTO THE HOLES.

We've had winter with its ice and
snow, roads with their mud and
holes; but soon we'll have spring and
sunshine with their joys and glad
ness. and with them a good roads
day with more enthusiasm and inter-
est than has ever been shown.
The date for the good roads day
will be announced in later issue,
but on that day there will be at work
on the roads old men to counsel and
advise, middle-age men to shovel and
plow, young men to tear up the
stumps and dig the bitches, small
boys to bring the ice-water, ladies
to furnish a dinner which will be
one Of the very best that you've ever
tasted, and It will be served by some
of the prettiest girls In Ohio county.
This will undoubtedly be one Of the
greatest good roads days that we
have ever had. The du Pont High
way, begun last summer. will be
completed. Other roads will be be-
gun, Strengthened out and put In
first class shape; everybody will be
smiling and happy and. last but not
least, a Ford automobile will be CIV
en- away to some real lucky person.
Why not you? The terms and con-
ditions upon which the automobile
will be given away can be had by
writing either of the following:
DIR. ]. o. McKenny, Miss Fife Null
hall, Villas Peters, B. C. Barnes,
Frank Barnes, Beaver Dam; c. ID.
Barnes. Barnes Auto Co., o. v. Lilies,
Central City; Miss Minnie McIntire,
McHenry; DR.. Parks, Rockport; DR..
Oscar Allen, Cromwell; DR.. d. Stew
art, Dundees r., d. Cooper. Fords-
Vile; f. p. Barnes, Hopkinsville;
E. G. Barrass, Hartford; Ernest
Morton, Centertown; VIM. Hayes,
Rochester. and Jess Mauzy, Morgan
town.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-25
Ohio COUNTY hay
BOUGHT BY ALLIES
DETROIT FIRM HAS MAN HERE
BUYING FEED FOR HORSES
AT THE FRONT.

Jno. L. Titus, of the firm of Peter
Backer Co., Detroit. Mich, has for
the last several days been in Hart
ford buying and shipping Ohio county
hay for the Allies. Several cars
have already been shipped from
Hartford, Dundee and other points
along the M. H. & E. railroad, and
before Mr.. Titus leaves, about the
LIST of April, he expects to buy over
hundred cars from Ohio county.
A fair price is being paid the farmers
and all hay is being bought that is
reasonably free from weeds. The
spring weather of this week offered
good opportunity for delivery and
there were lively scenes around the
depot.
The hay is shipped from here to
Atlanta, Ca, where 1t is rebaled, six
of our standard bales being pressed
into one there. 1t is then sent di-
rectly to England and thence to the
front, provided 1t does not encoun-
ter a German submarine on the way
over.
This demand for grass will bring
much money into Ohio county and
the farmers who converted their to-
bacco fields into. meadows last year
are fortunate. Seventy cars will be
shipped from Hartford at $14 a ton.
amounting to total of $40 tons, or
SLIGO. The shipment from the
entire county will be near 1900 tons.
and will bring the farmers $4,000.
County Demonstration Browder was
active in bringing about the pooling
of the county crop OF hay and he was
also instrumental in bringing about
the sale. Titus would not have come
here had he not have been assured of
a certain tonnage and this could not
have been had there been no pool.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-25

Last Leap Year Present Claimed.
Hopkinsville, KY. Feb. 22.-Mr.
and Mrs. James Herbert Tweddell.
the ,leapyear couple who were show
cred with presents from Hopkins
willie merchants when the pretty
young woman swore she popped the
question, came to Hopkinsyille to-
day to claim the last Of their gifts.
a tombstone. 1t will be placed at the
head of the grave Of the bridegroom's
father, who died last year at Crofton.
A local drayman agreed to haul the
stone free of charge to the cemetery
in North Christian.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-25
WANT CIRCUIT FOR
EAST KENTUCKY FAIRS

Mt. Sterling. KY, Feb. 21.-A
meeting was called tonight by W.
Hoffman Wood. secretary of the
Montgomery County Fair Associa-
ton. to he held in Winchester, Thurs
day. March 8. at Brown Pretoria
golding for purpose of organizing a
fair and trotting circuit to include
eleven towns. starting at Mt. Sterling
and winding up at the Louisville
State Fair. Efforts will be made TO
have as many of the leading stock
men and trotting horse breeders aad
saddle horse show men in the State
present as can be gotten together.
The succ, sc of tn, meeting means
renewed interest aud thousands vi
dollars 10 the breeding interests OF
tie state.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-25
MANY INDICTMENTS
IN HARDINsBURG

Elizabethtown. KY. Feb. ga
Following Judge Layman's vigorous
charge to the grand jury at Hardins-
burg regarding election offenses.
about 200 indictments were return
ed by that body.
The nature of these indictments.
however, has not been divulged,
though 1t is reported that number
of them were in connection with al
legged election offenses. 1t was all
SO stated that there were some in
dictments for gambling. This is the
largest number of indictments ever
returned In this section at one time.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-25
GRAVE CHARGE
AGAINST STANLEY
CONSPIRACY ENTERED INTO TO
PUT LIQUOR INTERESTS
IN POWER :,
LEGISLATURE AROUSED
Evening Post of Yesterday Claims
Attempt to Overthrow Self.
Government.

Frankfort, KY, Feb. 24.-The
second big sensation of the legisla.
tive session at Frankfort broke
Thursday morning, when 1t became
known that hackers of the Stanley
administration have practically
thrown off the mask and are openly
at work in 4 fight to secure legisla.
ton that will enable them, IL success
full, to overthrow local self-govern.
ment in Louisville and dozen other
places in the State, and centraIize
everything in vast liquor machine
at Frankfort, to be controlled by the
Governor and his personal coterie
and to be used for political purposes
in the next f-w days.
The arrow point of the legisla.
tive fight, as planned by Mr.. Stan
ley's hackers, is directed against the
Democratic city administration and
the Democratic committee in Louis
vile, and one of the things hoped
for is that not only will Gov. Stanley
and his associates be able to abolish
the local committee in Louisville and
install a new committee, of which the
talk is Mr.. James P. Edwards is to
be chairman, but to put themselves
in a position also to enable Gov.
Stanley to remove from Office the
Mayor of Louisville and other pub
lie officials that are thought to stand
for self-government and fill the Of
fees in Louisville with men chosen
from Frankfort.
War of determination.
1t is not only Louisville, howev-
er, that is aimed at. Through bills
now pending, which are expected to
be suitably amended at the last mo-
ment, If possible, the hackers and as
sociates of Mr.. Stanley hope to put
themselves in position ito put out
of business" duly elected public Of
ficers in many places. A long list
of public officers. many of them
Commonwealth Attorneys and Coun-
ty Attorneys, is understood to have
been made up for destruction. The
plan is to get bill passed by the
Legislature empowering the Govern
or to remove" public officers who
fail" to enforce the law. The Gov.
ernor is to be the Judge and the ex-
ecutions would be numerous.
Legislature Aroused.
The whole Legislature and, II II
now believed. the whole State IL
aroused by the last desperate at
tempt to accomplish, through substi-
tutes for the Greene bill, what vas
planned in the unlamented excise
bill, and it is now predicted that the
latest coup of the Stanley admins
tration will fail as decisively as the
first. Every vote from Louisville in
the House will be thrown against the
Stanley substitute, and it is believed
that Mr.. Frank Greene and the whole
temperance element In the Legisla-
ture will line up with the supporters
of home rule against the revolution
airy proposals as represented by Gov
ernor Stanley and his hackers.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-25
Death and Birth.

Hickman, KY, Feb. 22.-The little
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Thompson
died at their home in West Hickman
after short illness, and two hours
after the death Of the little boy a
baby girl was born, the death and
birth occurring within two hours of
each other.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-25
Chickenpox In school.

Whitesburg. KY. Feb. a2.-The
Whitesburg Graded School and Nor
NAL Is much handicapped owing to
the prevalence of chickenpox among
the students. many OF the students
having returned home In the various
sections OF the county.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-25
Mule Market Active.

Franklin. KY Feb. 21.-More
mules were on the Franklin market
to-day than were ever seen here on
a County Court day before. Foreign
buyers purchased 1875 at an average
Of $1S5. One pair brought $645.
The farmers of the county bought
fifty work mules at an average of
$170 each.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-25

Lexington, KY. Feb. 21.-Margar-
ct Drake. colored. us, reputed to be
the oldest woman in Kentucky, died
in woodford county last night. Her
youngest child is seventy-eight. Up
to few months ago. when she was
taken Ill. she possessed q remarka,
BILE memory.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-25

The House il far behind the Sen
ate. but there Is an apparent deter
mination to catch up. and although II
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1916-02-25
RTFORD, OHIO COUNTY, KY. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25 1916

justice in Ohio county we're greatly
jeopardized &c.
The court, after hearing evidence,
both pro and con, sustained said mo-
ton and granted the change of venue.
BY agreement of counsel for litii
gants on both sides the cases will be
removed to Breckenridge county for
trial.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-02
eterblidfeitSberidbt.

5ran3istus @oun, 6 Monate, AZ
Oft Clifton 2lDe.. SiBialas.
Warp Stump, Al, POT Oft IL. Str.
SubertuIpie.
GIiiabstb milbers, SO, 1926 Giap
Str, 9ebirni9lug.
Gbnu MsBgsr, 2 Monats, 2444
Spring 9roDs aps., S6pd6s.
Ssrmann Sps6tbplO, 40, 1867
Prootoence Stpabe, 2ungenentaiin.
oung.
Charles Rpan, II, 1928 Slenpap
Ipe., 9lutarmutb.
Senrp SdIefeIman, 81, 341S Rt'
5arlan Roao, 9iBIhIug.
Mitnsl Rpan, 70, 1147 Bari
Str, S6lasfIuB.
: 5rant Aobmeiaer, Y, 1896 Resent
@oe., Rubr.
Gpntbia Sobion. Il, 2537 Beef
nan Str, Niersnleioen.
Srtpin Braun, 6, u Sit WlcUiiter
Abe, 8linbbarment3iinoung.
5reb. Surtmonn, 3S, 2539 Sads
BERN Ctr, RisrenleiDsn.
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geimabe eriuiidt.

Gin Observation-Disclosures, Der aru Mon.
tag Hahmittag benz Samie bon
Charles Greimer. Mo. 1922 Mooner
Aner:ie, Spoe 9arf, pibreno Der slb.
rueienbeit Der Vepobner eiuen iinac.
bcteneH geiilf abitaitete, ipare aui
.cn Saar Der 9oliSei iiberantlportct
iporhen. Der Ririd,e mar BON elmer
Wafbarin beobadtet tporoen, mic CT
nit Silfe cines Rabi1IiiiicIs IN oas
Saiis einorang tntb Die betreiienor
Gram ieetc peridiebene Mad,bart ron
:brcr 8eobad)titng In aenntniB. Scrr
aouis Iiid6eiiI, BON go. 34f2 @oc.
iiep glDcnue, elite NIT ieincn bcibcr
Schnen 9oiiis il. rnb Sorru Siit-
bsin bcrbsi ino ibncn id)iob iidJ Elm
au6crer WndJbar Rdmeris Stomas
Clement an. Gle lmitellien oas Smts
uno ca GeIarG 'ibner alit ben Bur.
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Dies mnb 9as.

Die Stanodro Oil So. bat ben
9reis pon Gaiolin onGbigIt auf %
Gents per @alIone b~erabgeIebt, mas
fir bic 5000 QutobeIiber in gincins
natl cine tdglihe GrIparnib BON $500
bebeutet. SIN SUM- b. 5. t~pitete 9aips
lin II Gents unb banu trieb ous Wo>
nopoI bic 8Gnos an uno ibrdubte Den
9rsis bis duf % Gents in bic Sobe.
Der itdbtii6e gautommiHdr
SEQ. Renoies purbe geiteru BON benz
@ertpalter bes @raDbonfden gtads
benz bas Cincinnati Sotsl an
Der Reunten unb Sycamore Strabe
offiSieG bapon in aenntnib
bab bas 6otsl o~efinitio eez
fhloIisn tperben pirb, oa bic bonliz
6en 0erGnoeruuaen. aui pslden o1s
gauamt beiteht. Iib ais 81 toitfpielig
erfpeiIsn piirben. @ler DabrI4eins
Iidbteit mad pirb tas ulteGebGubs abb
aeriFen perben, um sinem mobernsi
5abritsebGubs qlab gu MAIDEN.
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Cartilage Gatr
Sinbet In ben 1aseu BON 8, bis IL.
gnenit itatt.
ansfeGmna ipirb beitsr intereKantsr
bsnn je iein.

Die Carthage Tair, bic bon Sdus
fenben bon Benobnern bon 5amilton
Gountp unb llmsebuns NIT Der sr5bs
ten Ssbniudt ertpartet ipirb, finbst
bsuer In ben 1asen bonn 8. Biz IL.
Musuit fat unb ale anssiden beuisn
baraufbin, bab bic Gair ii4 beuer Inc
tereHantsr unb lebrreider eeitaltsn
mirb, als iie es felt Sabren sepeisn.
Natiirlin finb 4nmeIbungen fir bic
ausfteIunsen aller 3psise in GROCER
3abl einsslaufen unb bic aoIettios
nen an 9ieb, lanbipirtbfdaitliden
proouiien, gr3eusniFsn Der 3pds
iunit unb oes bGusliten GlsiFes ipers
ben obue Grase reidbaItissr fein, als
lie es felt lanssm sepefsn. aber bas
SaliptiniereFe biirfts fia bod auf
auBerorbsntli9 lebrrsife MusItelluns
gen ton3sntriren, ipelhe ber Sidat
bsiitsuert. Die pom Staat uutsrbal.
rene MISUNDERSTANDING Grperimens
Irritation tpirb cine reihbdltise 4uss
ii.tfurs our StelI. babsn unb aubers
benz fperben nod bas Staats 8etsris
mar 0epartsment {cpie bas Gtaatss
Gartsnbaubepartement In tpiirbiser
WeiIe pertreten fein.
Selbitrsbenb iperben tpGbrenS Der
Dausr Der Gair jsbsn Radmittas
Wsttrsnnen unb 9ra6rennsn ftottfinz
ben unb auh bi.rsu iinb ber.its cine
iiattIife an5abl anmsloungen eins.s
ldufen.
4m Mittpo6, benz 8. @uguit, BEN
Groffnunsstase, .riuartst man natiirz
lid einsn gang riefisen 4nbrans Don
Seiten bes publitums unb infolge
bsFsn limb feline beIpnber.n ARRANGE
m.nts fir bisi.n Gag ssmaft pors
ben. 9onneritas III Der Gag Der
SanbsIstammer, bic obne Jrdse mir
big perirstsn Tsin Dirb; Jrsitag 1T
Der gag Der ariesspeierdnen unb UNI
balb 5p0lf lIb 0ormittass finbst Elm
Geitaft nit 4nipraden, patriottfden
giebern uifp. Itatt. Der Samitas 1T
Der .Gusn Gitp Ddp", Der bas
Queen Gitb Derbp, bic Ban Shop
uno aud bic parabe bee preisseir6us
ten Disbs brinst. Differ umsus fins
bet nm elm llbr Ra6mittass natt.
Die Wiiglieber bts Direftortums
Der Samilton gountpasriculturolSo s
eietp, untsr bsren 9situns unb Ob.r.
auffidt bi. Satr d~bsebaIteH iDirS,
iinb: prGfibsnt Diners y. Cooper.
giseprdEbent Sohn Musler, Sdabs
msiiter %. 8. Settfe, Gstretdr .. 6.
Silfs /. esirstdr W. u.
Sartte, 8. Gee Garlp. Geo. Softer,
g. W. Grmfrona. Geo. 6. pfau, Z.
3. Gahrentamp, !. 3. Cater, 30. 6.
Dotp, n. 9. Simmonbs, 6. De aanep
Martin.
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Che 9rlambnikiHeine.

lSobn 80. @arrs!t. %, 651S Ges.
}monb Strabe.
{aueie 6. Griiarb. 90, So Doobss
bale place.
(Rospen g. Smith. "a, Gale unt
{Reabing Roab.
j2ouiia 90. Waursr, %, 1924 DUR
bin Roab.
edition sinslen, %, 422 on 8. ct,
lWaaris 5suba4, % 261S Ring pl.
(2oren 6. ISoparb, %. 2127 Gilb.rt,
36raness Mabben, 20, $50 para.
bronze Strabe.
lWiGiam 3. Nel{on. Al. Ais Smitb,
lGIara 6. porter, 81, 313 Stons.
(Ssrman 9ripion, 40. 1856 Dennis.
Emma 6. Riemsnidnsibsr. SO, 310s
Barton Roab.
(Winiam Smith, AZ. Columbian
(Sotel.
lMarp BANNER, 35, 1924 Speamore
l9fusnF Sslasr. Sr.. "a. Rortpoob.
(MasbaIen Damen, %, Worfpcob.
(sirtbur Q. gaumanr, %. 2649
gelltbue Etrabs.
}Mab,l 3. gpanssnbers, "a. 2526
l9isbIanb gpsnus.
(geore. go.rl, 26, Gbspipt, 8.
lGbriitins gisnbl. "a, 1905 MarIbaa
(Glsm. Z. Sdasfer, "a. 10 msR
15. Etrabe.
lmariba ]. wins, 81, 1867 MybeIsr
r6oirorb o. S.piit, 80. 1924 WoObs
}ribae Gtrabe.
lgbit6 gIomerfeIb. 80, 234 Stanlsp.
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ibr Sutiinftiger Mann mar bsrmabeu
bef6dFtigt, baB er teine ,3eit fam.
aus Geri6t gu geben unb bic Seis
rdtbsli5ens 81 lDien; er iiberlieb ba3
pielmebr ieiner 8raut. Die 9raul
pur0e in5piiden bic 5rau unb ssitern
bat lie ibren Mann auf S9eiDung
unb QIiments perflagt. WiQer babe tie
i6le9t bebuubslt unb aud ni9t in &C.
b0riser Weiie fir lie ssforgt, obsleia
bas ibnen 9ebDtiee Gigentbum SO.
2411 Woerlein 4Oenus SAP i'm Mpnat
Wtiet6e brinse uno er iberbiss @elO
auf Der gant babe. Sbre oer6siratbete
5o4ter Grau aatbsrine 9robmann
tpobne in bemIelben SauIe uno infpiz
&c Der i9leatsn 8ebaubluug bate
frau Miner i6ren Wann persansenen
Sdmitag oerlahen unb lei gu ibrer
SO6ter gesossn. &tdssrin beanIprud.
bic Sdlfte DON BEN Gissntbum urlb ile
erpirtte einen Ginbultsbefebl, tpobur9
Dem getlagten oag 0erfiigungsrsdt
iiber bas Gisentbam ent3ogsn ptro,
Renrler &c Renner iinb bic GntpGlis
Der 5rau.
IlpbaS 8. 9ere, Die iid am 10.
Suni 1911 in 2aporte, Snb., nit benz
9anbluugsreiisnbsn Gilbert $. 9ers
permGblte, bat seitern bic S6eibunssz
tIage dngeitrengt, neil er elmer 8era
9aIep geseniiber al3ulisb mar. Tie
ebeirruns ion ii6 Oergunsenen MDndt
in einem 9etroiter 9OteI Susetrassn
baben.
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Som.eborn) finbet oIir Donnerstag
bieier Wo4e fail. Dis WerdnfaIterins
men finb bic grdusn 2ouHa Surnau,
GIiiabetb BOB, Grieberida Wilms,
Qnna Worbtd, Murie Nblers, Gouffa
Bauer, ellie 1ornemdnn, Sophia
Bitter, Barbara 9ioermann unbgbris
TINA Buob. ga Elm G~ruppenbilb hes
'@ereins aufgeHommsn fperben Ioa.
miifen bic Witslieber f4on um 2ltbr
Ha4mittogs an Ort unb Stelle fein.
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9lns ben Werihtsbbfen.
Srnu Gora CONS @adlah anf
$4,000 abseidGtt.

Das @erm0gen mar gut anselest,
iheint aber ben Grtpurtunsen ni9t
gang entipro6en gu BADEN. - Der
4ntbeil bss Gpmpbonis Or9efters
biirfte besbalb sertnser ausfa[len.
Suftim grieb binterlisb Elm sro<
bes 0erm0sen. abelc unb G6ars
lep, ober Der unDoriidtise Gbe<
mann. Die Satin Derlanst jest
bic Sdeibuns. = 4nberes aus benz
Sdeibunss : &apitel. = Gin elets
triI4er Sdlag aufs Obr ion nit
$4,000 sutsema4t tpsrben.
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BetbesSa 6oipital
SHdt nm Yanerlaubnitidsin far
aapells anb Sdapeiternbeim mad.

Son Der eeitins bes bethesda so.
ipiials nltrSe geitern inn iidotiiden
Sancmt nm einen Observation-Disclosures
liz cine Soipitalfapclle .iopie Gin
Shpeiternbeim nad)geind)t, Die aui
bcm Yrinoitsid go. 27i0 Reaoing
McaS nit einem sfoitenanilparb uon
$4,000 erridptet iperben iollen. Fem
1eiuh laeen natiirIi6 bic gaiplanc
bet, bic jekf elmer e~insebenoen Erii.
Jung ..~ntrr5Scel iperbett.
Bcrner pilr6e aud elm @efiid, iiiir
.iLcn Observation-Disclosures fir Ge CIR.
rld,tsng Der ueien Stride Der r5miid,.
laiboIiifen "a. Mnorep WemeinSc an
Der Neacins HoaO, eeseniiber Ger
Blair auenle. einsereidi. gie aoiien
Sss sfirdenbous iinb auf $4,000
o~eraiiiflagt.
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cine 5ienllih CUTE Acknowledgment.
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