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The Laclede blade., 1918-11-15
Edmund Welsh Wounded

Mayor Allen received a letter
from Mrs. G. S. Welsh of Kansas
City Tuesday, stating that her
youngest SOD, Edmund, had been
seriously wounded in France. He
was a member of the 129th Field
Artillery and was in the big drive
of September 26 in the Argonne
forest when he was hit in the neck
and shoulder with shrapnel. She
received a cablegram last Saturday
stating that a major operation had
been performed, fragments and
splinters removed and that a
letter explaining his condition
would follow. He is in a base
hospital back on tha lines.
Mrs. Welsh has four sons in
the service in France, all of whom
were born and reared in Laclede.
Edmund is fine young man, 10
years of age, and his relatives and
friends here hope to hear of his
complete recovery.
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Christmas Boxes For Soldiers

Christmas boxes for soldiers
overseas have arrived. Boxes
may be obtained from any member
of the committee at their homes or
at the Red Cross room on Saturday
afternoon, November 16, from
2:30 to 500 o'clock.
It will be impossible to give out
boxes unless official labels are
presented that were issued to
soldiers in France.
The committee will be at the
postofice Monday and Tuesday,
November 19 and 19 to inspect the
boxes. Boxes will not be accepted
for mailing after November 20.
Please follow instructions in
closed in the boxes.
EDITH HAMILTON Chairman.
MRS. J. T. BAssETT.
MRS. R. L. STRATTON.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
w. H. Lay ton, Pastor.

Sunday school 9:45; preaching
at Hoo a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by
the pastor. Morning subject, The
Christians Possessions;" evening
theme, THE Universal Quest. !"
Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:3O.
Cordial invitation to the public.
Don't forget the dinner by the
ladies of the church November p.
We have room for more at Sun
day school. If you are not going
anywhere, come to the Methodist.
The district con nference was we'll
attended considering the epidemic
which has been sweeping oyer the
country.
Union Thanksgiving service at
Baptist church, Thursday night,
November %. Surely we have
great cause for thanksgiving and
this service should be largely at
tended. Further notice next week.
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PEACE CELEBRATION
Laclede Had Riot Of Noise Over
Signing Of Armistice

{ Laclede took no stock in the
report that was circulated last
Friday that Germany had sur
rendered. The report did not
sound right to those who had been
closely following the efforts being
made to bring about peace. While
other cities and towns were cele-
brating on the strength of the
report Laclede remained quiet.
But when the report came at
$3.50 Monday morning that the
armistice had been signed and the
report confirmed from Washington,
there was something doing for the
next twenty-four hours in the old
town.
The whole town was awakened
at that early hour by long and
loud whistling of a locomotive,
shotguns joined in acclaiming the
glad tidings along with the appeals
of the NJ. E. church bell. At
the break of dawn flags began to
appear and the whole town took
on Fourth of July appearance
and before noon several loads of
material had been dumped in the
street for a huge bondfre.
Several thousand thronged the
streets that night. They came
from adjoining counties as we'll as
from all parts of Linn county.
The Brookfeld and Linneus bands
brought large delegations from
those towns. The Linn county
home guards and companies from
other counties where here with
their guns and it was sure one
noisy celebration.
While this was going on in the
streets the opera house was filled
and patriotic songs were sung and
addresses made by DR.. Sisson,
Rev. Stratton and Rev. W. H
Layton.
The celebration lasted until late
into the night and was one worthy
of the birthplace of the great
American general.
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Patriotic Spirit at Bruner

The good people of the Bruner
district showed their patriotic
spirit again when on last Saturday
25 men with teams and wagons
went to the home Of Harry
Peacher, a soldier in training at
Camp Meade, Maryland, and
gathered and cribbed his 30 acres
of corn. His parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. Peacher, served the
workers a fine dinner at their home
and good will and friendship
marked the proceedings of the day.
Those taking part in the work
were: A. H. Farrar, John Brooks,
Roy Bailey, Robert Farrar, Jacob
Boesiger, Jesse Sharp, Dave
Stark, Fred Keune, Lee Duncan,
Locel Baily, W. T. Moore. H. D.
Winterscheid, Guy Stark, j. L.
Ritchey, Ben Murrain, Walter
Hatfield, Harry Glover, Geo. W.
Yount, Frank Brooks, Ross
Welsh, Lee Herring, Mack
Farrar, Grover Peacher and Wayne
Moore.
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Tax Notice

The tax books of Jefferson town
ship are now open for collections
at the store of E. Thurman. Pay
as early as possible and avoid the
rush that usually comes at the
close of the year.
C. F. SAYLEs, Collector.
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Local and Personal

rTeSn COW IOr safe Oy OeO' II.
Farrar.
A used Overland touring car
for sale. Inquire at this Office.
Poland China male hog for sale
or trade. A. l.. Mccoy, phone
$50.
For Sale-Four year old Jersey
COW, fresh November IL; a good
one. H. M. Standby.
Baled wheat straw and clover
hay for sale by J. T. McKanna,
on J. M. Welsh farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Agin and baby of
Pea Ridge, Ark, are here visiting
the formers sister, Mrs. Noah
Wilson and family.
Auto license tax 164614 was
found in Laclede Tuesday morning
and has been left at this office
where owner may recover same by
paying for this notice.
Do you get up at night? Sanol
is surely the best for all kidney
or bladder troubles. Sanol gives
relief in "a hours from all back
ache and bladder troubles. Sanol
is a guarantee remedy. SOC and
81 90 at Rexall Store.
Regular meeting of the Red
Cross next Saturday afternoon.
The election of officers was not
held last Saturday but will take
place at this weeks meeting and
as large attendance as possible is
desired.
Attention is directed to the ad-
vertisement of the big public sale
of Mrs. Catherine Fruin to be held
at her farm southeast of Mead
vile on Wednesday, November 20,
to be found on the fourth page of
this impression.
It does the work, use Sanol
Eczema Remedy to, get rid of
those black head, pimpIes, or
rough bumpy skin. Leaves skin
smooth. Cures any case of
Eczema. Is pleasant to use, A
trial will convince you. soc and
LOO at RexaIl store.
j. F. Disney moved his general
stock to the Eichman building
and with new goods added
has a neat and attractive store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Disney are clever
and accommodating and are de-
serving of share of your patron
age which they solicit.
Mr.. T. M. Elliott surprised his
and friends last Thurs
by taking a new housekeeper to
his fine home in the west part of
town, he having been married to
Miss Libby 2. Troyer of Sullivan
The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Atwood at the
Presbyterian parsonage in Brook
1eld Thursday afternoon, Nov
smber 7. Mrs. Elliott is a men,
Der of an old and highly respected |
'amiIy of Sullivan county and the |
is the elimination of a
friendship long standing. Friends
,ytnnd hast wiShaS
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PARAGRAPHS
Brief Mention of Those Who Come
and Go During the Week

Mrs. F. F. Pratt spent Tuesday
forenoon in ChiIlicothe.
Mr. and Mrs. Movie Randall and
little son of Hannibal visited over
Sunday with LacIede relatives.
John Murphy returned to
Novinger Wednesday after spend
ing few days at his home here,
Mr.. and Mis-. J. w. Haight
and their daughter Mrs. Grace
Barber, were among the many
over from Brookfeld Monday
evening.
Regular meeting of the Rebekah
lodge next Monday night. Every
member urged to be present as
several candidates are to be taken
into membership.
Lawson Harter and family have
moved from Council Bluffs, Iowa,
to Kansas City, Kansas, and re-
quest the address of their Blade
changed accordingly.
c. E. Goosey and j. L. Mouser
went to Downing, Schuyler county,
Tuesday for a short visit with
relatives, Mr.. Goosey to join Mrs.
Goosey who is there at the bedside
of her sick mother.
Mrs. M. F. Clay. her mother,
Mrs. Byers, Mrs. Max Jones and
little son, Jean Clay, returned
Saturday from a motor trip to
Hamilton where they visited re-
latives several days.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. H. Duckworth
and their daughter, Mrs, F.. W.
Groes and baby Marion, left yes
terday morning to spend the
winter with VIM. Willard and
family at Pickering, La.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
NJ. E. church will have their
annual chicken pie dinner at the
Rest Room, Friday, November %.
Everybody invited to come and
enjoy themselves. Price 35 cents
per plate.
At the close of Sunday school
next Sunday the Christian church
will unfurl and dedicate its service
flag. The flag has been on hand
for some time but this is the first
opportunity the church has had
to hold suitable service.
Mr.. and Mrs. J H. Armbruster
motOred here from Aurora, ILL.,,
last week and spent a few days
with relatives and on their return
home were accompanied by the
latter's mother, Mrs. H. NJ. Jones
who expects to spend the winter
at the Armbruster home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Duckworth
and Mrs. Dougherty of Hale, Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Marsh and son
Esmond and Miss Geraldine Duck
worth of Brookfeld, F. w.
Groes and family and Floyd
Welsh spent Sunday at the LONE
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Duckworth.
After selling most of his fine
stock and moving Wayne Ander-
son out to the Oaks to taks care of
the homestead, Karl Jones enlist
ed in the tank service and left for
q training camp last Friday. As
the war has since ended it is ex-
pected that all recruits who went
to camp within the last month
will he returned at once,
The Laclede blade., 1918-11-15

When You have backache the
liver or kidneys are sure to be out
of gear. Try Sanol, it does
wonders for the liver, kidneys,
and bladder. A trail will con-
vince you. Get it at RexaIl store.
The Laclede blade., 1918-11-15
ON LOCAL SUBJECTS
Local Items and Interesting Bits Of
News of All Sorts

The Laclede schools that have
been closed for the past three
weeks on account of infenza, will
open next Monday. There have
been no new cases for several
days and it is thought the disease
has been effectively checked in
this community.
The Laclede blade., 1918-11-15

been closed for the past three
weeks on account of infienza, will
open next Monday. There have
been no new cases for several
days and it is thought the disease
has been effectively checked in
this community.
Miss Nelson, county home
demonstration agent, will hold a
demonstration at the home of Mrs.
Lee Wilson on Thursday after
noon, November 81, to begin at
200 o'clock. The subject will be
the use of sugar. All ladies of the
community, whether members of
the county association or not, are
cordially invited to be present and
will be welcome.
J. L. Carothers, in sending in a
renewal of subscription, says
while they have quite a number of
cases of "fu' in Las Animas it is
not nearly so bad there as in some
parts of Colorado, and only one
death from that disease so far.
"Old Colorado is back in the
republican ranks again" writes
Lew. We elected everything,
even to bone dry" Should we
ever forget to remit, send the
Blade along as it is our main
letter from home"
Jay K. Stark of Laclede and
Miss Minnie Irene McCune of
Linneus were married at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Ritchey at
4:3O Sunday afternoon, November
3. A bountiful dinner was served,
a number of relatives of the two
families being present. Mr.. and
Mrs Stark will live on the Simpson
farm just east of Laclede. They |
are very worthy young people,
we'll and fayorably known, and
have the best wishes of host of
friends. Rev. R. L. Stratton,
pastor of the Laclede Baptist |
officiated.
The many Laclede and Forker
friends of Charles w. Shive are
sorry to learn of the death of his
wife, which occurred at their home
in Quakertown, Pa, on Tuesday
Of last week. She was taken with |
influenza October 27, which de-
veloped pluro pneumonia. The
husband and three sons survive to
mourn the loss of a kind and low
ing wife and mother. She was an
active member of the Lutheran
church and teacher in the Sun
lay school, and in addition to
relatives leaves a large circle of
friends to mourn her death.
The Blade is in receipt of a
post card from Tom Willard, a
Iaclede boy who moved to Cali
ornia several years ago. The
ard was written on troop train
n New York. November 9, and
aid: No doubt you will be
to hear from me from
his part of the country. l en-
isted at Fort Scott. Cal, Oct
ber %. in the 10th Heavy Rail-
DAD Artillery, working in the
and. There arc so musicians all
old. We left Frisco November 3,
or New York. We are in the .
ity now but expect to reach camp
omorrow or Sunday. Ny mother
nd my family are well and live at
'alleio, Cal. Give my best re-
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The Baptist Church
Richard L. Stratton. Pastor


Preaching next Sunday 11:00 a.
m. and 7:3O p.'m Sunday school
at 9:45. Young peoples meeting
$3.50.
The board of Linn county asso-
citation meets at Brookfeld Tues
day, November 10 at, 200 p. m.
in the Baptist church.
Yea and your friends are cordi-
ally invited to worship with US.
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Seventy-one head Delain breed
ing ewes for sale. Good ages and
a good herd. Clough & Edwards,
Forker.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-28

90. 80 --.~ 49,. a.s ". AL tvui
s,Geg Then carefully fold dotted
HnA its entire length. Then
l.otted line .. aud 80 on. fnld eaca
e<eSiola underneath. accurately. Whs1
eornple,ed turn over and ypull Ina
4 aurplislns result Save khs
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gieben 0cnerdle
Meil t5rpsrli9 fir ben Gienft llsber.
fee ni4t tausli4. aubsripeitis
perpenbet.

@afbington. IL. Tidr3. Gies
ben 9ensrdle her glrmes, bon benen
iiinf sur 3eit DibiilOnen Der Hatios
nalgnrbs nnb Der 9intionalarmes tn
biefem Qanbe bsfebliesn, iinb BON Der
drSili4en llnterfudungsbeborbs fiiri
ben Dienjt ltebsriet aIs tOrpsrlin uns
iduglid befunben iporben uno petesn.
ioipeit bic GipiiionsfOmmanbsire IN
Sstra&t tommen, nnberlpsitis Derlp.ns
bet iperben. Die bttreffenbeu Sflis
Siere ftnb, ipie am Dieniiag pom ains
tirenben Gbsf bss gensrnlitabs, @enss'
raImojpr Wlarf), betannt gsaeben
ipurps, lpie folgt:
0ensrolmoior Tbomds 8. Barry;
@eneralmajDr Gburlts U. Wprton;
Oensrnlnaior Gbipin Ct 8. Grebls,
@euerolmajor gBilIinm o. Sage,
generalmaior GbDarb 8. g}fmHser.
e,tneroImaipr MiIlidm u Wfnnu unb
! IGerszalWqigSR &aras sQ @@t& &fprh
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bic folgellbe ertlGruug be3iiglih oss
syJieeHaneriffs am Wlontns Noeno
ab:
yGs mar msine eritt etfnbrnns
biniidili6 Der Wirflidteit bss Hriss
ees unb cine Grleu9tung nit ge5ug
ouf bic Wetbpben, bic EN- Jeino bes
aonnen bot. Der ben gIei6en artsg
qesen Grnuen itnb aiilber iuie sessts
SpIbntsn fiibrt.
NJtnn CT Gahlhabsn tt5ipedte 10
iporsn bic Grsebniije perihipinbsno
Helm i'm @srgIeib gu ben gemiihnria
qsn. Denn er ben W,utb bes. Woites
su Id,lpaten aebenft. 10 fpiirbe cn<
rd,if burh bas portrefflide BerbaI'
ten Der gefppbper bon paris bic Init
mort e-ibeilt.
gluBsrem bilben fylisaeriiberfdIis
ouf Gtabie, bic elm GegenIiiid 81 ben
er6orriilnasloIen SarfbOotangrifftn
iluh 9lnariffen ouf bic dnlerfiani'
ichen gie6is iiab. gtrabs bic etilas
rlina fir ben e,runb. Der ameriid
gum Gintritt In ben aritg beipoa.
mir Ienben nnisre Sruppen na1
europa, nm ben &ompf fori5idsselt
bts mir BON bieien Gdrsdsn bsfrsit
iinS."
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9lngenpminie,t
murbe i'm Genai Defi3itDorlaes nit
9ertanfstlaafel fir gisentbum
pom 2urlbesfeiHbeu,

Wafbinston, IL. mtars. eins
ihlisbIi9 Der alauisln, ipel4s ben
weri1nf bes geIammtsu gisentbums
BON aanbesfeinbsn in ben @ereinistsn
Siaaisn ssnsbmigen unb Der Atsie<
runs bns Msd,i seben, bic beutiden
Nsrite in Soboten an5uiaufen, lpurba
om 9ienitas bte brinsenbe 9efiSitpOrs
last, ipel1e 8eipiaisunsen i'm getrage
bon $780, 100000 porfisbt. bonn
'Stnat obne nnmentli6e gbitimmuns
ansenOmmsn. Sis Worlage 1T I'M
Sduie beretis aiisenommsn iporbtr
unb sebt iebt ON cine aonferens.
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slus @nbianb.
2eon 9rotfp al Der Spise eiues sWli.
Iitarfonunittees In ct.
gsetersburs.
Ser @atriardJ sifbon idlenOert
Sannflud sesen bic 8oli1eiDifi.

ct petersburg, @ontng.
II. Wt6ro. gInIabIid) Der lleberfieo.
lung Der giegierunesfominiiidre nod
@ostau lit in ct. 9etersbirrg ein be-
ionberes repoIutiondres Militnrfori.
rlittee BON iieben Wtitglieoerli NIT
Econ 3rosfp aIs BrdiibeIrter gebtIoei
tuorSen. Gin tpeiteres, ans 5bn Wfit.
qlieOern beItebenoes Sfontmittre, oas
ben 9totb Der aonuniiidre pertritt.
miro ebenfnlIs gebiloet weroen iiro
Der grGiibelt pirb 8iiloipieff, Elm Sin.
bdnaer 2eitnes, iein. Die neiitrmeI
@eianoidaiten baben beihloiieL IN
ct. 9etgrsbiire aii bIeiben.
9ie gegen Soeiio 5li borriideloen
Gaiti6en itoben on Der Slobeota'
Ssnnarlentd 2inie niii eitihloiienen
ggiberitamb. Die 9Dptmsepioenie IN
ct. getersbirg 1T i'm 3itncbmeH be-
griffel.
Ger Bait1fIiih, oen Or. Titb5rj
Der g3atriar4 bon 9m@tuBInt6 imo
wletropoIit bon @hostniL gegen DC
@oli6apifi geidle,i6at bad, ipirroe
mr Gornrtng in allen atrden perle'
fen. Can't bier einsetroffener gaa4'
ridtrn iiolirt Seiterreid, ole ieini
5uriidfebrenben ariepsgefmipayen
Inn eilie 4ropasdnbn sii berbiiten.
cxm 8erfif
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alnierifaner
Wsaden ipsiiers lle6erfd[e auf beuts
iae Sielunsen.

paris, 12. Mldrs. Cine anrerifas
nfid,e @btbcilung bat in Der Wpeures
@@eHo einsn erfolgreittn IeberruHs
.ptlunssangriff auf b,nti4e SduBtns
grdben iiiblt4 bon Ritcourt dusses
iiibrt, heibi Is in Dem am Dienitag
Dtroffenilidten amtIihen -@eyiGt
8ei ben amsritsafi DEN
srappen in Jrantretd,
II. USlrs. eie ameritaniitsn 1rups
pes GItlib pon anneoille babeu pieots
rum einen 9lngriff auf bic beutiden
Steilungen gsinnht. sic bronseH heiis
te gu friibcr Stnloe, nod tur5er ars
tiIIerieporbereitung binter einem
Gperrfeuer in Die feinbliden ainien
elm, um feii5uiieIlsn, Oh bic oenti4sn
SGibsngrGben nod INNER serdutnt
iinb. Die MbtbeiIuns fanb, bab re
nod tInmer serGumt fporen, nnb iebrs
ie bnnn obne jeben 0erluit 3uriid. Die
beutIGen 8atterisn eripiberteR oas
ameriiarii1e 0ei9iisfeuer tplhrenb
bisfss @orsehens febr fdpad.
Sersennt @dIfb, elmer Der 5elben
Eel BEN 9lnsriff Der 0eusI6en auf
ben 2Ibi9nitt bei 9oul, bem BON pre-
mierminifter @emeneenu bas 4riegss
freu, NIT ben golmen berlie9en ipors
ben 1T, ift 5ur Orbinan3 fir Seire.
tar gaier dussetpdblt iuorbsH.
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Mian,es, Ebpmas s5itheod BON eifsm
2lngebSfigen iibermitteIt, Der IN Der
frans6FiHen Mrniee bient.
gdbarfe Slmgriffc
Werben i'm Genat sessn bic ysap'
y rlirssmittel slbnriniitratiOn se.
nlad)t.

Wafbington IL. widrd. Ses
nator 9ieep pom Wlihouri erneuerte
am Dienstag ieiren glngriff alf ben
y(atrilnssmittel sslbminiitratcr 8ooDs
ef i'm Senat unb belt cine 0reIltllr'
bige 9lsbe, In tpelder er bebanptefc,
paB ME 5upor in Der Gsididte pes
SanSes cine folbe @eIOOeridipen'
bung eeberridt babe, lpie In Der Nag<
rungsmitteIs Decentralization. Gr psrs
Ianets, SaB cine unfaiIsnoe gietl'
mnsslegilng itntifinbe, s6s Elm ipeis
tersr Dollar fir bic gtabrungsmitteIs
4bminiitrotipn beipiIligt peroe.
Die Rebe tpurbe in @erbinbung
NIT einem glmenbement gehaIten.. pns
Der MiEouri Ssnator einreidte uno
has ipater niepergeiiimmt ipurbs, IN
treIher bic 9lusmer3nng bon Selptls
Itgunssn i'm getrage bon 81, 10000
fur bic Rabrun9smittels nno 3ei5s
materials e(bminiitrationen perlangte.
Tie gei9dftsmetboben Der glSmis
niftrltion ipurben iritiiirt unb Ses
nator Heen nollte ipiiieu, iDas aus
ben $12,000O00,000 gaporben 1T,
bic als Siiitommen ppn Der 0e'
tretbstorporation unb aus anbersi
sGueIIen eirsesangen fpdren. Seit bic
yslbminiitrniion am 10. glusuit poris
gen Sabres gefdaffen iporben, iagts
Der Ssnator. ieien $5,515,o00 bs'
tpillist iporben, bon beneu latt ge'
riatsn $1,9s5.42 peraussabt NOR,
ben ieien.
Der Senator perlns cine Sepeihe,
bic er bon 8. B. steuoss. BEN Ser4
onsgeber bes .San Grancisco gaII" !,
erhaltsn bate unb IN Der es bieb, bog
bic Garmer in ben ipeitIi9en Staaten
b6IIis BON Der Gnabe Der paders~
0ereinisuns DON eaIifprnien abbGns
gen, BON Der CHARLES Bentlsp, ein
Witslisb BON Ssrrn 5popers Stab,
Elm SabreseebaIt bon SIZE, 900 be5iebt.
rSebt tunn i9 es periieben,@ bes
rnerite Senntor Reeb, ,,parum aeiltc
fir einen Dollar bos Sabr unter bic
fen uiniidnben arbsiien unb bas aanb
fdnst ouh an, Is 81 begreiien.1
Senator lnberipoob, Der bic @ors
Iage beDaterte, ertlGrts, bob bas in ber
Mabnabme beipilliste Geib basu pers
ipenbst iperben follte. nm bic 5bdtigs
tel. Der atbmiriitrotion aus5ubsbnen,
unb fiiste btnSu, bab faIls Der Genat
nit bem Observation-Disclosures un5us
frieben lei, er es ipiberrufen iolle.
Genator Tolpnsei1b DON Wh6igan,
EN- RepubIiIaner, benertte, bab ins
fplse Der sabIreiden 9efdiperbeu, bic
segen bic Nabrungsmitiels nnb gegeg
bic 6eismatsriaIs4 s4bminiitration eiris
aelnufen feisn, er Der @nii@t fp1re,
bas aommittee battle ii6 erit eiHgeben.
Der bs3iislid Der 3lpede perseipiHern
foIen, fir tpeI9e bas GeIb beitimmt
fei. Senntpr 1gobsporib bon Rsiu
Dort, elm Republifnner, foete, bal;
bur6 bic fIeif1lofen sase bic 8iebs
in6uiirie ffiper sei6dbist fporben fei
ipdbreub ndolut ieine GIeif6eripars
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