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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28
TRADE NOTES.

J. M. Stoddard. president Of the Cook
& Stoddard Company. local representa-
tives of TIE Cadillac car. returned to the
city on Friday after a two-w week sojourn al
French Lick Springs, Ind. Mr.. Stod-
dard says there is but one thing wor-
rying tho automobile men of the mid
die west, and that is tho ever perplex-
ing question of being able to get the
cars
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cure

Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Curet
by local applications as they cannot
retch the diseased portion Of tn,
ear There Is only one way to cure
catarrhal deafness, and that Is By
constitutional remedy, Catarrhal
deafness Is caused by an innamet
condition of the mucous lining Of
the Eustachian tube, When thi,
tube is inilamed you have a rumb
ling sound or imperfect hearing ant
II is entirely closed, deafness Is th,
result, Unless the inflammation
can be reduced and this tube restor.
ed to its normal condition, hearing
Will forever be destroyed, Man,
cases of deafness are caused b,
catarrh, which Is an innamed con.
dilion Of the mucous surfaces. llall't
Cutarrh Medicine acts through tn,
blood on the mucous surfaces Of
the aystem,
Z. j. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, 0hio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family pilla fof ron.
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
ASH FLAT NEWS BRIEFS
What Is New And True At The Capital
OF Richwoods Township.

-, a, W. Cochran of Evening Shade
was hel. .tonday meeting friends
Joe Endsley who hes lsas been living
in Texas for several years pas,, -
here visiting his relatives and
friends.
J.D. Paden went down to Even.
ing Shade Saturday to attend to
some business. He is right in the
running for county judge,
Neil Sullivan of Evening Shade
candidate for clerk, was in Ash Flat
one day lately. He has the hand
shake down very pat,
Several of our young men have
been taking the examination for
war service at Evening Shade dur
ing the past several days. MOST OF
the boys are standing the testa
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney F.
M. Pickens of Evening Shade was
here the first part Of the week look
iue after some business matters.
There Is considerable trading and
swapping going on now among our
farmers. It seems that work stock
is going to be quite scarce In this
section.
Elder +. M, Eldridee OF Lave
Creek township, a candidate for
county treasurer, was meeting
friends and attending to business
here one day this week,
The cotton Gin has been running
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
Our Pay Roll
town,

These friends OF the Record have
paid subscriptions during the week
W. |, Simpson, c. B. Snow, Max
vile; Willie Mobley, D. B. Burrieht
L, G. Wade, Cave City; W. S. jarrett
CA. Norris, Poughkeepsie; George
Boothe, Otto Biseers, Eaph Rogers
Ash Flat; Albert Hansen, Will
Thomas, Woods; Ed Thompson
W. H, Mann, Center; Owen Crabtree
G, A. Stroud, Swifton; George Wat.
kins, Jesup; W. r, Goines, Portia
W, M. Flanagan, Walnut Ridge
John Bonham, Grange; M. G. Hog.
gard, Calamine; A. G. Ward, Mt
Pleasant; j, Z. Jarrett, Tuckerman
John W, Baldwin, Sedalia, Mo-; }, r
Hawkins, Little Rock; j, A. Boles
Great Lakes, III; D. H. Yeaeer, Sid,
ney, Arthur Wilks, Arthur Berry
Jasper Hutchison, James Mitchell
Evening Shade,
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
SPENT OVER $500,
BUT DIDN'T GET BETTER
Is Like Different Man Since
Taking Tanlac, and Says
He Feels Better Than in
Four Years.

1spent over three hundred dol
lars trying to get the relief that
ranlac has given me-" declared
Henry Brooks, a well known painter
living at 435 IL Market street,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
For four years." he continued,
i suffered with the worst sort of
stomach trouble. My liver was out
Of order all the time and | was bill
ious as / could be. was badly
constipated, too, and everything |
ate would sour and forp gas on my
stomach that would bloat me up
and make me feel miserable. |
took every thing l could find, but
nothing did me any good and it
looked like couldn't get a thing to
reach my troubles. just felt lazy
and good-for-nothing all the time.
| hated to get up in the morning
and, even if | had slept eight hours
| was as tired as was when I;turn.
ed in the night before. And | had
such bad taste in my mouth it
was all | could do to eat a bite of
breakfast and | was all stuffed up
in my head and throat with
catarrh.
After | had wasted a whole lot
of my money trying to get relief, |
thought of what had read about
Tanlac and made up my mind to
try it, and actually, one bottle has
put me in better shape than I've
been in for four years. can eat a
square meal and enjoy it now for
| don't have any trouble afterward
and feel so fine in the morning |
cant stay in bed a minute after |
wake up. | feel like working every
day end ] wouldn't take anything in
the world for what Tanlac did
for me. TN glad Of a chance to say
a good word for this medicine, and
| know I've found the right thing
at last and I'm going to keep on
taking 1t until Tn assound as ever" "
Genuine Tanlac is sold in Even.
Ing Shade by Barnett Drug Co, and
by one established agency in every
town,
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
PATRIOTIC Meeting
Our Citizens To Be Addressed By
War Speakers Tomorrow.

The Rev. Howard Peters of Mani
moth Spring and S. P. Turner Of
Hardy will address the people al
Evening Shade tomorrow, Saturday
March 2, at 7:3O p. m.
Rev. Peters is one of the best
platform speakers in the state o
Arkansas. lie will talk about the
World War and its influence on oul
citizenship and every branch of id'
dustry,
Mr. Turner, who is vel known tc
our people, will talk about the Wal
Activities and their great number
of benefits.
The circular announcing this ap.
pointment says
You are earnestly requested to
be present. You can certainly give
a few hours to this service when
our boys are giving their entire
time. Let every young man in the
community be present, also every
married man, together with his
wife and children. All come"
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01

pretty steady for the past week.
Considerable cotton is coming in,
and the crop will probably all be
out by planting time again.
Melville Orr, John Frazier, Har-
vey Smith and Clarence Kissinger
went to Mammoth Spring a few
days ago to volunteer in the new
compaSv of soldiers being raised
there. &C.,
C, W. Wilson, one of our PES
known citizens, IS an avowed can.
didate for county treasurer, and you
had as we'll look out for his an
nounccment in the paper about
next week.
Marvin Stephens, Allen Farris and
John Overton are operating cut
off saw with a gasoline engine and
are saving wood This outfit would
have done a land Office business
few weeks ago.
The ca dterly conference for the
Ash Flat circuit, M, E, Church South,
which Was to have been held here
Tuesday, was postponed because Of
the failure Of the presiding elder to
meet the appointment, there being
sickness In bis family
j, ~ Oyler, who 10 engaged in
teaching school near Lake City, was
at home few days aso, being cal.
ed back to take the examination
for war service. lie was accepted
b. the DO rj, and has returned to
his school to await the cell TO ser.
vice.
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
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Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
Don't Forget The Poll Tax

Tax paying time expires long be.
fore the next urinary, but the mat
ter should be impressed on both
men and women that If they desire
to vote In the primary they must
pay poll tax this year. The new
law requires every voter to hold q
1918 poll tax receipt before he can
cast a ballot,
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01

Here's an old fashioned recipe for
corn mullins that has recently been
revived and used with unusual success
in several of the larger New York no.
telsi TO make three and half dozen
mullins take one quart milk, six ounces
butter substitute, twelve ounces Of
light syrup or honey, four sSss, pinch
Of salt, two ounces baking powder,
one and a half pounds cornmsal and
one and a half pounds rye -four. The
butter and syrup should be thoroughly
mixed then add the eggs gradually.
Pour in the milk and add the rye -four
mixed with cornmeal and baking pow.
der.
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
A Short But Strong. Statement

Women with blctu )ha, rheun l..
tic pains, sore muscles, etiff joints
or other symptoms Of kidney trouble
should read thie etatemen, flcm
Mre' y G Small, Clayton, N. NJ.
Foley Kidney pills have done me
more good than all other medIcioco
They strengthen weak kidneys and
Danish sleep'dietulbiue bladder al
ments. Barnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
pike Johnston Accented

Johnston returned Frida,
n,o'n'ne from Evening Shade
PC went to take the govern
v Examination for the army
pe'sed the examination anc
In the first quota from
county, Mr. Johnston is a,
s'ent employed as a clerk az Ii,
", Ne'ional Bank In this city
o(esvllle Guard,
Johnston would have be
cme q candidate for clerk Of ,hi,
osaa''' vSun'y had he failed to pass tn,
'',''1 unys'ca' examination for war aer.
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
NEWS BRIEFS FROM SIDNEY
People Are Contributing To Needs Of
Soldier Boys.

1
The fair weather of the past few
days has caused some to begin tc
make gardens.
Ohio Ballard has moved into the
property of J. P. Bone, recently va
Gated by T. O. Wilkerson.
Ed Kunkle Of Maxville was meet.
ing friends and looking after busi'
ness here one day last week.
Several of the young people ol
Evening Shade attended the reviv.
al meeting at the M. E. church here
Sunday and Sunday night.
E. E. Kelley Of Davidson town
ship, candidate for sheriff, was meet
ing his friends here the latter part
of last week. We presume he was
looking for votes.
Arthur Ward Of Centerville, Jack
son county, spent short time here
the latter part Of last week, he hav.
ils been called to Evening Shade
for physical examination for war
duty.
A. A. Arm, accompanied by 7. O..
Wilaerson, returned the first part of
the week from Bakersfield and
other points in Missouri, where the
former bought some splendid teams
Of mules.
Fred Whitaker, mule buyer, fail
ed to buy any mules here Monday,
owing to the fact that very few
we're offered for sale. From reports
not enough mules are in the country
to supply the needs of the farmers
Hubert Westmoreland, who has
been employed by a lead and zinc
company at Carthage, Mo-, as STEM
oerapher, spent a short time here
Ia't week with his parents, o. S
Westmoreland and wife, before leav-
ing for Fort Sill, Okla, to take up
the life Of a soldier boy.
A Y, M. c. A. and Red Cross raj.
ley was held at the M. Z. church
Sunday night, at which time talks
we're made concerning the need and
Importance of fund for this cause.
Most every one has contributed
something for the soldier boys vel
fare who have been asked to. AT
the time this Is written something
like $50 has been raised.
Robert and Lucian Battles, the
former stationed at Fl. Sill, Okla,
a d the let er at Fl. Monroe, Ve
bo h doing war service, have tetn
at the bedside of their brother,
Luther who has been dangerously
Ill with appendicitis at his home
near Battles The former was Wis.
Ting his many friends here one
day this week,
The ploracted meeting, condu 4.
ed by Evangelist j. D. Kelley Of
Searcy end assisted by Rev. Roy
Blevins Of the M, L. church came
to a close Monday night. No ro
les' ions we're had, However some
splendid sermons were delivered by
Rev. Kelley, and the membership
OF the cl Il ch was greatly reviNol,
Stephie Wi'kerson returned the
latter part OF last week from Ser
Antonio, Texas, where he had beer
visiting h'e brother Jim, who II
stationed In a training camp a,
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

car of Arkansas Standard fertll-
;,er lust received. This is the best
Il corn or cotton. Jeffery Bros
Co, Batesville. .
.Jobp W. Thompson of Evening
chade is thinking seriously of max
~ the race for county judge, and
viIl come to a definite conclusion
Il the matter within the next few
days.
Il NJ, Street of Calamine was a
nleasapt caller at the Record office
one day this week. He says he is
heipe urged by numerous friends to
enter the race for representative
and that he will probably become
q candidate later.
j. D. Paden of Richwoods town.
ship and W. O. Smith Of Washing
ton township are announced in the
Record as candidates for county
iudee and sheriff respectively. If
o,,r wind holds out we shall have
al the candidates written up" be.
fore long.
D. R. Perritt and family left this
week for Sidney, where they will
reside and where Mr.. Perritt will
take charge of the switchboard at
the telephone office. He has been
telephone operator here for several
months, a position in which he is
very efficient.
DE-. j. R. Stockard, the dentist,
WHO has been living at Ash Flat
for a few years, will soon locate
permanently at Hardy. He writes
the Record, however, that he will
continue to visit Evening Shade
and other points in the Southern
District occasionally.
Fred Rogers died at the home Of
bis brother, C. W. Rogers, two miles
north Of town, Thursday night Of
. last week, following short illness
with congestion Of the brain. The
deceased was 10 years Of age and a
splendid young man, whose death is
sincerely regretted by very many
friends. He was a son of John c.
Rogers Of Maxville.
Rev. E. 7. Moore last week sold
Bis farm in Washington township
and will soon return to Missouri,
nlkc q stay of a year or two here.
The purchaser Of the place was
John W. Baldwin of Sedalia, No.,
whois a former vice president Of
the Missouri reform school, located
N bDonville The farm will be oc.
cupIed by relatives Of the purchas
q. Mr. Baldwin was in to see the
Record and we find him a very
pleasant gentleman.
Car Of the celebrated John Deere
plows and farming tools Of all kind.
w. pod tools and produce more
truck. Jeffery Bros. Co., Batesville.
The public school was closed
Monday for the term, The board
eedored the school closed at the re.
Of the principal, W. T. Nc.
~ US, who declared that the at
' J. Zee and interest had dwindled
I n NJ NSuoh an extent that he was not
! uS01ed in continuing the term
Il ccYop things have interfered with
ne pEoeress of the school here this
yee' mention Of which Is useless.
:, McJunkins and wife have re.
''tuFnod to their home at Ash Flat
!. !. eno Mlss Baxter billiard, the inter-
meo'a(e teacher, has returned to
MI uEf n0Ole ut Melho,,r,o
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01
Sure Does The Work"

mnw' s.s.. II Thornton, 3523 W. loth
NJ. sS.1sus Rock, Ark, writes. INV
ss'. s''s 10y had a severe attack ',s Of
.ss2 ssP md ! l., honestly believe he h,
Y s''r r.,n asve died II /, had not been en-
'S'' .' no' be withou, 1t at any price
~,'.' u's does the work" 'l.Ss Bes,
i'scss|',,, known for coughs, colds
''p''P cough. Barnett Ip'v' Drus
Sharp County record., 1918-03-01

Circuit court convened at Salem
Monday. The docket was a lieb,
one.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-11
Rooe Kors. Sonoet.

@aIhington ben 3bie Stunt: So'
tulbeIpbet al Be bibtil inofomne
Subifriptioncr til Oct i,pe Heoe
aors.Sonb ~anbraecr til $685.
439,29t, met Set antages, of Be-
Iebet, l1aar aft er fonmet ino, biz
bli foroget til minoit $170,0O0,000,
bplfet er en- DISQUALIFICATION al
$7O,O00,OO0.
Neiten Salppnrten al 2atoets
Sl,bbpesere, nemlis toget oper
100000, bar b%ibraget til 5on-
oct ocnnegons. SiI Samrmenlig.
ming fan onfsres, at gioragSpoer-
ne til BET feriie Scno paa $780,
100000, blot talte 100000 Ser.
Ioner.
: TorbinoelIe mcb openitaaenoe
pil oct bape i'm S%nteresie at here,
of Ser / China er irtoiamlet minoit
100000 / 8ulb til bet amerifall.
ife Mpoe aors.Sonb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-11
uooannelie al \
Neeerioloater.

Mafhington Ben ste Sunni: De
forneone @rraneementer er MI
truifet til of ienoe ct tort Mntal
pernepligtise Neeere til en- 8pffe
sommerfurier peb forificnise Uni.
peoiiteter % bsiere l1nocrpisnings'
a~nltalter forot uboannes / &aoio.
telegraierine, Snsenisrorbeioe, au.
tomefanif, Smeonins % Motorfis.
ring.
8 bisie &lasier pil fomn,e til at
SeItaae ca. 1000 Wano, Der ifal
forbeles menem Soparb llniuerIitq,
Tusfesee Snltitute, Sampton Sn.
ititute, Negro agricultural % Sef.
nicaI College, Trairie Siew @or.
NAL anS Snouitrial College, Col.
ureo Agricultural ano Mormal
ShocI, Brand MormaI Shool,
Georgia State Subuitrial College,
Tlorioa, u. anS %. College, Mt.
Ianta l1niperiitp, os @eiteru Uni.
periitp.
Ser iinbes MI omtrent $4,000
TeaerIoloater i oen rationale Pr.
me. If bette gntal er 1000 81.
mticerer, al bpilfe bog inscn bar
beiere Stang emo 9uptein. De or
inboeIt / TO IrmeSipiiioner unoer
aommanbo al b~enbolbspis Gene.
roInaior gaaou % Srisaoesencral
hoffman.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-11
Spo Safota.
Mere 0anb fur Spmeiteaos.

Were 2anb fur Spmeiteabs. Ser
or MI igien Anlebning til at togt
2onb paa @omciteao / ben peitlige
Gel al Stntelt. Smfring $4,000
NcreS, Ser Ill andre Tormaol par
int tiliioe / Ticrre oa Climber 2afc
Siitrifter, oobnes Sen 10oe os.
&ungrcsmanocn MI 2pitnant. Sra
Camp See / &ireiuia meIoeS, at
aongresmono Ssobnion al South
Gofota err %ioriremmet iii Nremier-
Icitnort. aonqrcsmanoen hperpeoe
iie iioltIeben Souuar Tom Werig /
ben reallIrre Nrnte o. fuIbfcrte fpr
fIerc Tiger iioen ct Siiicersfirius
peb Gan1p Medbe.
Temtiaarsicit / Baltic. Nioaros
Yfenigbeo | Baltic belaper fig poa
at ieirc lin Scmtiaarsfeit Sen 22oe
% 23be Suui. ioet Ser oa err benz
aaaet ct bolpt Iorbiinbreoe. iiber
W~eniabeoer organiiereocs. Soruper
W~tlnneIota Sl'irlfts Sornlano, Fa,t.
6. 5. GuitpoIo, pentes ben Norife
Ilitberife airfcs Scrmonb. DR.. s.
q, Stub, % %iceiormano s. g. &il.
BAL at bore tilitcoe. Yaitor gmil
Gbriitenien bar Ienisbeoens isrite
Yreit.
Wsaa fmappe al paa anlforbruset.
%. u. @ictelba,lp, Den fsberalG
Observation-Disclosures for Soutb "a
foto, bar iaaet Ben panifeliae Opeape
at foroele 10000 Cons Saaroful
blanot Sem, Der tr9nser oper 1885,
900 Cons. Observation-Disclosures
8ariielo bar lobet Soutb Sufota for
itaa, at 10000 IONS er alt Den
fan ian al S~aarSful, meoens Der
iibite Iar ~fcrbrustes 225.00O Cons
@icfelboilp ogter at Ieie Nroblemei
paa ben WaaSe, at bper aunSe al
pes fnn Be 10 SreoieoeIe al hpaf
han trGnaer, % at 5olf iaa for
relten tlarer iis u,ea anoet 9r9lioe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-11

aornbpfie stb os 2abp NetberIano
Gontiac. aaluen fisbtes al en-
Wano fra 9orispine, ohio, og ban
par mere emo tilirebs meo 9anoe.
len. Saleene ben ierite Dag belsb
Jig til $4,000.
ST Whiis Cuff panpittis? Sioen
IPiis 8race 9uif peo Hetten / @au.
feiba forleoen fanotes lfpIoig / at
BABE nlproet Wrs. 0apio Noberts.
ipnes Soriuarets Y~aaitano ON, at
bun err panpittig, at pinoe ltaoig
iterre Eililutning, og Oommer 2uecf
fanot Jig forrige uge beisiet til at
neo iGste en- &ommisiion al ire 9P-
ger til at gronife ben nlpffelige
&piloes Sinosforfotning. Samtioig
mel0es fra Wilmalifee, at Or. Tapio
Goberts, oen mproeoe &piroes
Mano, er blepen arreiteret ionl Ssl-
&c al pisie @ionesbpro, ban, afeap
nnoer &etsfsrelicn moo Miis Stuff.
Wfan mente, at De SilitaaeIier, ban
banoe gjort Ion @ibne, piIbe foite
bam 100 Cages 6GneIelsitraf. Son
fit lin Gag uoiat til 26oe SUM.
2ambrpomins peb Iabision. s
Snegnen al &aoision / Saipper
Gountp bar SO Sarnlere DC iioite
Ter Tiger foppes ON bpem Der fun
De rpooe melt 9anb, pg ben umio.
oelbarr Sslge al benne aonteit er,
at Den ipoIige Gel al Salpper County
nj bar 1000 gcres mere 2ano ui,-
Der Hlogen erb for ct Hor Waal,e.
Der iiben - % alt bette me 9aito
pil auercoe iaar frembringc apling
pg blGlpe til at pinOe arigen. @is-
coniin Colonization So. bopbe op.
itllet 5000 iom fontante Trrmier
for Dem, Der bite De beoite Neiulta-
ter / 2onbrponing, og blanbt Erp.
m%iepinberne / Gouoerap. &aoisio on
Siltrift bar Simon Spial iamt u.
Sohnlon / Grelanb Siitrift. Specieae
Brrmier blep ogiaa libbeIt. If Sc
WTro. Der Oeltog / &onteitcn, bar
Der / sc Ter Tiger rnooet fra II til
612 Mcre, eitcr bnert iom 2anbet
bar bcporct meb flor Sfog eIer arot,
cller bporpibt Der bar mango Stllb.
Der o. |. b.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-11
IrimrrpaIacts MeiuItater.

fulolt9noiee HeiilItater fra BET re.
publifanife GrimGrpalg / Soutb
Oufota ben 2Sbe Wai foreligger MI
iom fsl9er: Sor Soreneoe Staters
Seuotor erbolot 9bomas SterIing
21,519 Stemmer moo 17,OOS for
6ranf 90. gprne; for aongresmono
/ isrite 9iltrift erboIot 6. q. Gbri.
itopberien 1888 og 6. $. 0inon
1926 Stemmer, oe for aorgres-
manb / onbet 9iitrift erbolbt Mopal
s. Sobniin 1896 Stemmer MOB
fun $3.50 for 0onaIo Wc9ean.
f. TrpSet Jig Oper tpife @SuertOs.
9. u. 9. 2%anoenilager, en- SanOels.
rei'enoe Tom opgap at bape lit
Stem / Spofane, @oib, er / Siour
Sails blcpen toect / Sorparing, efter
paa Ell bsiit opirrenoc Waooe at ia.
be uOtalt Jim SpifpenIigbco. San
frnoeoe Jig ncmIig a~obenlpit ooer BET
Hsoerto9, iont tpife llnoerpanosboa-
be nplig bar giort / amerifanife
Sornanoe. Hoe al Stono iii at
itine oen forlnrgte 8aution mao
ban iiooe / Spn9iel inbtil Ben feoe-
role @ronoiurp bliper irroig til at
toge iig al Sagen.
Sfal apinberne tnae Satten al?
%lonot Gpinoerne / Withen er Der
iortiben ct brpnbenoe SpergsmnuI,
ON life BET ipage aisn l~igeiaapel
iom Mrnbene bsr tage Sotten al,
naar Notionoliangen ipines ener
hinges. GnoeI erflPrer affeielbe, at
bet err "inoopenbigt", mebens on
Ore nlener, at Der ogian bilrbe sipeS
Gpinoerne gnlebnine til at bile lin
Melpeft / national Senieenbe. en-
apinbe bar itbtolt, of set ira ct pn-
triotiif Stanopunft oiloe bore en-
npperIiu Sororoninq men at set til
fine 5iber pilbe foloe "nteget floo-
iet" for en- apinbe at toge Sattcn
al, iipr poa @ohen % unoer Sri.
l%uitsmeoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-11

Paid Northumberland and is
sused by Walter Fosnes, III5 Merchants
National Bank Bldg. st. Paul. Mimi.
for which $3.50 per inch has been paid.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-11
boiere peniioner.

@aIbington Sen 4oe Sum-: Sor.
laaet ON of forbeie Sorserfriss.
peteranernes 8eniion blep ibag peo'
taaet al Senatet meo So mob %
Stemmer. 6orlaget er tioligere
uebtaset al &epr9ientantbuiet. men
Senatet foretos enoel Soranorinser
/ bette. Slanot anoet iorbeieoe Oct
ben maaneolige Minimumspeniion
for benz, Iom tiente minoit nj Waa.
neoer, ira $50 til $50, % ioitiatter
en- Yeniion Of fra $50 til $40. alt
otter 5ieneitetiben. for Dem, iom er
pper 70 gar samle. Soriloset for
sger Yeniionsuosifterne meS $685..
100000 ON aaret. /.