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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-19
The Convention of 1884.

Democratic opinion up and down
the country had fixed on Governor
Grover Cleveland of New York as the
strongest available presidential candl-
date long before the clans gathered at
Chicago on July s, 1884. He had al
New York majority of 100000 to his
credit in the state campaign of 1882,
and he was generally looked upon as
a sincere reformer of sterling depend
ability. He had opposition, however,
in his home state from powerful Tam
MANY Hall; and when this latter ag-
gregation reached the floor of the con-
yention, it sought to escape the time
honored unit rule" (under which It
was bound by instructions to support
Cleveland) in order to vitalize its nos
tility. But Tammany proposals to
amend the rules We're defeated py
majority of over 100.
On the first ballot, Cleveland led
with 392 votes in field of nine. HIS
principal opponents were Bdyard OIL
Delaware, Thurman of Ohio, Ranoali
of Pennsylvania, Mcdonald OF indiana
and Carlisle of Kentucky. IN the
second ballot, Thomas A. Hendricks
of Indiana, with 154h votes, moved
into second place-the third conVen-
ton in which he had been prominent
presidential contender. But on TINS
same ballot, Cleveland went to 6S3.
When this roll-call was finished, CleVe
land still lacked ~ votes of the naces-
sary two thirds majority required pN
democratic rules, but numerous
changes were made from the floor ana
his nomination resulted forthwith.
Hendricks was nominated for wee
president by acclamation-the secono
time he had been thus honored.
Richard d. Hubbard OF FeXas was
temporary chairman of the convention
and William f. Villas of Wisconsin
was permanent chairman. In the nght
of modern problems, one interesting
plank in the platform said; We op-
pose sumptuary laws which vex the
citizens and interfere with indiviuual
liberty" a.,
One of the most unique figures IN
this convention was General Benjamin
f. Butler of Massachusetts,. Butler
few years before had abandoned the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-19
LOVE and MARRIED LIFE
By the Noted Author
DAH McGLONE GIBSON

murely,
why, why, why, where did you
see it y he suffered.
Il picked it UP off the door, where
you must have dropped it when you
pulled out your handkerchief
You know very well which one
describes you. girl" he said decisively
as he pulled me over toward him.
'But the thing that interests me is,
who is the other lady?"
There amt no other lady" he re-
marked, sententiously. "Of course I
didn't keep the clipping for the other
woman. IT was because 1 know and
have always known Katherine that
you are the only woman in the world
to bring the best out of me that 1
kept that clipping"
Thank you, john" I whispered.
"Oh, l am so glad that the baby has
come to us. We seem to be so much
nearer to each other. I seem to I'M
derstand you better and you seem to
be more appreciative of my point of
view"
Don't be too sure Of me Katherine
dear. L shall probably spill the
beans many times again as I have
done in the past" and having said
this be proceeded to spill them all
over the place.
"Do you think it is necessary to
take Miss Parker with U.S." he asked,
TT seems to me that trained nurse
is an expensive proposition for such
a wee bit. of humanity as Mary"
Il think it is absolutely necessary
to take Miss Parker with us and to
keep her with us for some time. You
want to know that your child is being
given perfect care"
why of course do. but most wo-
men who have nothing more to do
than you have take care of their own
children"
''I will be very glad to do it, John.
if you will stay at home with me at
night when we have no one to leave
the baby with and if you will do your
part, but 1 am not going to stay at
home all alone until you get used 70
going around by yourself. You know,
John dear. you get into all sorts of
trouble when YOU go out by yourself.
As for Miss Parker's salary, if YOU
think that you can not afford 1t.
will pay it out of my own income"
Only $50 to Dress On
We'll but that will leave YOU only
about $50 to dress on"
81 don't expect to dress on it John,
I shall expect you to pay my bills as
you always have done. Fifty dollars
month I shall. keep for the little
spending money that I have never
had since I was married until dear
mother died and left me this income"
What are you going to do about
this house :"
'Fwhy 1 am going to shut most of
it up and let Hannah take care of the
rest 1t win make a home for her."
"And do vor expect to make a
home for that old woman as long IS
she livese. was his nasty question
Tomorrow--r Tell John About Ksrl
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gan to litter.
And the Queen herself stepped for
ward and commanded Buster to hop
from the table at once.
He obeyed promptly. But ne was
ouite puzzled. No one seemed to be-
1ieve what he said. And 1t was a
long time before he learned wha had
actually happened. At last spite
ful worker informed him that he had
never been in the clutches or the
Robber Fly at ALL Peevish Peggy
and some of her companions had
nlayed a trick on Buster-because OF
his boasting. She had seized MIN
when he wasn't looking. And he had
screamed so loud that the Robber
Fly-who happened to be near-had
hear him.
Then the Robber Fly had rushed
IN and seized Peevish Peggy, who
had promptly let go of Buster Bum
blebee.
The worker who told these things
10 Buster Bumblebee actually laugh
ed in his face. And Buster was Sc
surprised-and so icrestfallen-that
he couldn't say a word for lone
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-19

frantic tone, hoping that some one
would come and save him.
But nobody cams Anc, Buster
expected every. instant to fell the
cruel beak of the Robber Fly "neli
there was sudden commotion be-
hind his back. Somebody else crlea
out now. And Buster knew the voice
too. Yes Buster was sure thal
Peevish Peggy had come to heip
him. But there was one thing tha'
puzzled him. Peevish Peggy SEEM
ed to be fully as frightened as BUS
ter himself At least, her cries souna-
ed as if she were in great terror
Probably she's afraid the Ropper
Fly has hurt ME, Buster thought
And he reflected that in spite OF her
sharp tongue Peevish Peggy was
more kind hearted than he had ever
dreamed.
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Democratic Convention Snapshots
The Story of Nominations
Rv A. H. VANDENBERG

republican party with which he na-
acted since the Civil war, and as
democrat had been elected governor
of Massachusetts in 1882. In lSs4 ne
had already been nominated for presi-
dent bv the ''greenback party ard the
"anti-monopoly party
He appeared in this Chicago con-
vention as a delegate urging his own
nomination at the head of the demo-
cratic ticket, but his name was never
presented and he received no votes,
His only formal appearance occurred
when he tried to have his own per-
sonal platform substituted FOR the
committee on resolutions. In this ef-
fort he was voted down 7149 to " "a
In the subsequent campaign, C'eve-
land and Hendricks were elected
registering the first Democratic presi-
Dental success since 1856.
ITO Be Continued Tomorrow With
the story of the Convention of 1881
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3E-RY 7ARTHUR SCOTT ~BAILE.rTMlls.a<. TMlls.a<.

Tho next instant Buster felt MIN
self suddenly released. Al the sam
tin1e something swept himl OIL the
and he barely manaseu
70 cave himself from q bad fall.
Sor,ewhere he could hear a LOUD
huzz. as of several angry voices. bu.
he did not care to-; show : hiniseii
enough to find out what was happen
inp For the time being he was con-
toni TO STAY snugly hidden among
the thick clover leaves
After a. while the uproar ceased
Rut even then Buster Bumblee was
in no hurry to leave hisshelter
When he did at last reach NOME
he found the wholf family mucl
upset. Everybody was talking at
once. And in a household OF more
than two hundred that meant that
the noise was almost deafenlng.
Naturally. Buster Bumblebee want
ed to know what was the matter
1t was long time, however pelore
anvone would--or could-llsten 10
him. But at last he succeeded in
getting the ear of the trumpeter'
"Havent you heard the neWsf
she asked. 1.-THE Robber Fly came
to the clover patch to-day Ana
Peevish Peggy. had a very narrow
escape. II it hadn't been for seVerai
other workers who happened to DE
gathering clover nectar NEARBY,
there's no telling where she Wouio
be now.'
'Where is she?" Buster inquired
"Restingi in bed the trumpeter
explained. Even Buster wondered
How she could rest with all thai
racket in the house! "She had
bad fright, poor thing!" the trum'
peter added.
Buster Bumblebee suddenly grew
much excited. And he climbed VI
lon a table and shouted for everybody
to be quiet.
ST don't believe you know abou
Ime!" he cried, as soon as the hous'
was still. 1.-THE Robber Fly attacked
me. But I don't need to go to bed
I'm not the least bit nervous
Several of the family near him pc
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-19
Tobacco Habh
Dangerous

says Doctor Connor, former,v :. 4.
Hopkins hospital. Thousands !, 'vaas
suffering from fatal disease, aen
be in perfect health today were sOula !,
for the deadly drug nicotine s.oS aN
habit now before it's too lata 'u y. 20
simple process to rid yourself = ~ :
tobacco habit in any form tn. 'as
to any up to date drug store ans ~ y
some Nicotol tablets; take them :. sa I,
rected and 10; the pernicious = Nv "
quickly vanishes. Druggists refund ,.sa "
money If they fail. Be sure n ~ "
large and interesting announcsm.s, aa
by Doctor Connor soon to anna. 'a' !,
this paper. 1t tells of the danpe, :. y
nicotine poisoning and how to ay"a uy, " y
In the meantime try Nicotol tah,s.s
you will be surprised at the res,,lt =
j. Fry. n,-s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-19
Turkish Police
Warn Epil Doors
of Their Approach

ople.-Turkish pollce-
men make no attempt to surprise
evil doers but give warning of their
approach by striking on the pave
ment at regular intervals with long
heavy sticks tipped with steel, to the
great disgust of sleepless foreigners.
1t was formerly the custom of the
to shout loudly in
Turkish that all was well every time
they pounded on the pavement. But
the Allies forbade the shouting, and
since. the armistice the night police
men. most whom are very old men,
content themselves with hammering
the pavement. The Turkish popula-
ton objected strongly to having the
hammering discontinued, as it is
supposed to be the only means OF
guaranteeing that the policemen
will patrol their beats.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
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time.
And never again did R,...
ton the Robber Fly's name. ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-19
Plans of Home

"What in the world did John mean
by saying, IIll telegraph Elizabeth
Moreland,' as he went out of the
door?" asked Ruth.
"I am sure l don't know. except
that Elizabeth is going to live WIN
his mother when we go into the new
house. and he said something to me
the other night to the effect that she
was going to move in directly. Per-
haps he was afraid that she would be
there when we arrived"
''Would it matter much? asked
Rutn. "She certainly would not be IN
your rooms"
'srhat Is just exactly where she
would be-" | thought, but L dld not
voice the thought. Instead saio,
well. | suppose that John thinks IL
we swoop down with a nurse ana
baby on Madame Gordon it would be
lust as we'll not to have elizabeth
Moreland there to see the fireworks
Ruth kissed me good-by soon after,
and I sat down to work out for my
self lust what John did mean by send
ing a telegram to Elizabeth Moreland.
Poor old blundering John, he hasn
the slightest bit of finesse. Any other
man might have sent the telegram,
but amy other man would not have
blurted out the fact that he was go
ing to send 1t.
However, l was determined not to
be angry.
Miss Parker" I called to the
nurse. "I wonder if you. Hannah and
l could get the Gordon family ready
to so home day after tomorrow
night"
Miss Parker looked at me intently
for a moment and then said. I'm
sure we could, Mrs. Gordon, il you
think you are able TO 60"
''I am surely not able to stay. MY
husband and I have been more or
less separated for the last nine
months, and think it is time for us
to be together again. and besides
since l have been down here he has
purchased me very wonderful new
house, and, womanlike. 1 am anxious
to get back and furnish it."
well. of course can not say,
Mrs. Gordon, what the doctor will
think, but imagine he will allow you.
to go under the circumstances.
"of course he will let her so, said
John, who came in that moment.
Just minute ago he said that he
thought 1t woud do my wife good.
this change. and know it will girl"
he whispered as he came over to the
window where l stood, "and believe
me, It is going to be some change.
am going to try and get your point
OF view, dear. and I have something
here" and he began to look through
his pockets, which may possibly
make you understand mine better. j
cut il out of a newspaper. Now
whore do YOU suppose l put the darn
thing?" he asked fumbling among his
many pockets again.
Which word picture IN the poem
describes nae, Johng" asked de-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-19
Ripping Rhymes
BLESSINGS


have so many blessings cannot count them ALL ana
Fortunes soft caressings cannot count them ALL and
Fortunes soft caressngs daily fal the u is pusy
shining all clouds have silver lining yet lind time Tor Wh-
ing and putting baw 1t takes lot OF hunting to tnd
good waving capehued bunting and weeping like the
duce most persistent though sorrow may be distant
and almost I'll it with I've all guy
could for I've health and roubes oo the fame used to
fish spreads to far Wahoo done the strife and
stranng sweet boons are raining; and still sit COM
planning raise howdydo My is out of ker it seems
power tn mkman ought to filter his Juicets
turning sour the who sells berries and pies and pink
system vares he stngs hour For
these and sob beside the although through
out the seasons the gods good me- their gifts they
are besowng their goodness growing and STILL tear
drops I moan, "Oh hully cheeH'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-19

No "a for Woodburn, except Satur-
day and Sunday, leaves $3.50 p. m.
North Bank Station (arrive Jeffer-
son street Is minutes earlier) 'Leave
Corvallis 4:10.
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Many a Pretty Face
Spoiled by Pimples

salves and other local remedies, as
they can not possibly reach the
source of the trouble. which is in
the blood. Begin taking S. S. S.
today, and write a complete his
tory of your case to our chief
medical adviser who viii give you
special Instructions. wit hout
charge. Write at once to Swift
Specific Co., Swift Laboratory. At
ianta, Ga.
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Buster Make A Speech.

Buster Make A Speech.
At first, when he found himsel1 III
the grip of what he was sure nluse
be the Robber' Fly, Buster Bumple-
bee was SO alarmed that ne couiu
not even scream. But in a moment
or two he found his voice. And he
shrieked "Help! Help!' in a most
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sArEM-GEER LINE
OREGON ELECTRIC
SouthbOund

Train Leave Arrive Arrive
No. Portland Salem Eugene
........6:30 am $3.50 am lo;bo am
Ltd S;3Oam 10:11 am 12:25.pm
.1O:45 am 1850 pm Cor.2; 20pm
..2:O5 pm 412 pm GAS pm
10 Ltd. 4;45 pm Gao pm S'55 pm
II ...6:O5 pm S:07 pm Salem only
10 ....9:20 pm 1920 pm Salem only
No. 30 from Woodburn arrives Sa-
lem 3:05 p. m.
North Bank Station Ceave Jefrer-
son street Is and 20 minutes later)
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Don't close your eyes to the
warning which nature gives. when
unsightB pimples appear on your
face and other parts of the body.
II you are afflicted with any
form of skin disease do not expect
to be cured by lotions. ointments,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-01-15

pietarfen", apfonr til @iel 1aften og
laaoe til Goffe1,', for at reporeres.
&bor lnnae SfiAet bliper ber, er
ubefien6t; men 6ets enoelige 8eitenl.
1neliesiteo hgoes$ at bore 9ibau eller
Miga.
Stocfbol,n Sen 9oe San. Sc
u6nifDproige 8erioner, Der blep De,
porteret fra De Jorenebe Stater paa
&ransportlf;bet y8uforo", oil anta.
gelig blipe lanbiat / Sange, Jinlano,
og oerfra rei1e til Ruslano neb
Sern6aneu UNDER ltreng 9epogtning,
blep Ser iagt Der: Ran pi( life til,
laoe nogen Gorbi1ebelie meb Dem, Ser
fomlner ilanb fra v9uforb" Man
nil iprge for tilitreffelig Moo ior
|6enl for Ss5ernbanere;ien. De ipenIfe
Mpn6iebeber erflGrer, at Sc, ser oe,
porteres fra be ! E6oreneoe Stater,
iffe pil blipe tillaot at reiie giennem
5perige.
@aibingto11 Sen 10bc San. Cub
ipig 6. 81. 6. Marte1ts, .ben url15lilfe
sfepublif" &eprrientant bel1agte6e
iooa at ban booSe orepet noseniorn,
belit sloes @irfiP1nbeo ber, ion' be:
rettigeoe til bansE ation.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-01-15

lien og SSopan i Ben nepnte Sr6en.
Sc Sorene0e Gtater alene al De fem
ltore" bur life rotificeret &raftaten.
Eplflanos bpilt pigtige 9fatififa,
tion fan6t Steo ben 9oe Suli 1919,
0agen efterat Yrriioent @illon fore
lagoe Traftate11 for be 5orenebe eta.
ters Senat. 9lrbetoet pao 6en Treb,
lom MT er fonmet iitnno, begpnbte
(igc efter 0prettelien al @aabeniti1>
}tano ben lite geopember 1913.
Ser allies =Troftote,l 1om Sen INT
Deoer, blep uabertegnct / Oct bi5tori<
lfe NerlailleS Eote oeu 2S6e SS>1ti
1919. -.
Gen 18oe Soluar 1919 traoote
Jre6sfonfere11ieu ianmell og in6til
Eraftatelt bleb nn6ertegnet bolbtes
relten oaglige &onferenier. Set big
tigite og fbrite Mrbeioe bar Station,
acknowledgement, Ser blep fer6ig SEN
lite sSebruar 1919. De tplfe Mepre<
ientanter blep il1bbu6t til Gerioilles
/ Mpril, efterat llbfaltet til Tre6sbe-
tingelierne par fllloenot. Tplferne
lnobtog Traftoten oen 76e Mai
SSbet &raftaten mi treoer &raft.
fonner flere commissioner iltanb,
Nationforbunoet be9pnoer at funf=
tionere, o9 6orberebelfer for 5olfe,
ofitenninger paa forifiellige 5teoer,
6por Solicit ielp ifal- -belteu1me, bpor
Sc ifal tilbpre, fremlfpnbes. Den
pigtigite al oisic commissioner er
Neutrality-suspicious.; BEN ffal
blanot on6et regulere &pinanbs @e.
taling af @rItatnings6elpb .giennem
ct Eiosrum af 80 glar.
i Sen f1rlb9retlbe Srebsfonferens
pil blipe oflGit al Ell rp 4o,tferens.
Yrenierntiniiter 2loD6 George ct
blepen nepnt iom bens Braii6ent;
men Oct forlDoer, at 6enne Ylan lite
bifa(oes frapife areoie, bpor man
faitbol6er, at Tranfrige bar 9tet til
Gralioentitilltneen og @aris til at
bore &enfereniens 56be.
Hdris 6er lobe SAT-. Det eperlte
Noao beitentte i6ag, at 9sationforbun=
bets fgrlte Mg6e ifal begpnoe 16be
ssanriar 81. 1890 5ormiboog. 2eo1
Bourgeois al 5ranfrigp otl prpIioere
og bolbe Ell Sale: ssar1en af g1r5ot,,
gtorbrttant1iet,, bill ogiaa tale.
(sortfnttes paa 2ben @ibe)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-01-15

Wtegtco ettD 0en lite eSaH. w!
@alpb s. Eurner). Goritprrelferne /
bet af- Soroifielp % bulfanif 8irf=
iombe6 biemipete Diitrift @era
@ru3 fpntes at gipe Jig ifslge 2ele'
arammer no6taget ioften. Sielp:,
orbei6et er MI / goo @ienge. 8eret.
nin9er ON ben iterite glenoigbco
bringes bio at Glpgtnirge og 6olf,
Der bar peret Der. ...
S Barrancd 9ueba bebirfe6e Sssoro'
ifieEpet en- flor Aabning ! Soroen. st
@us, bport Der bar flere Menneifer,
itprtebe ne6 i Spreffen og oe opet=
lebe1t6e fun6e bsre Sfrigene fra oenl
oernebe. Ma6 bleb fret neo til oeln
me6 Gauge. Gangs 6lo6breboerne
bar man fun6et mango Dire for Den
Slom, Der fulgte paa Sor6lfiplpet.
Sol6aternes Oprponing af @,1iner=
ne bar bragt for 9agen mango flere
6s6e. :Qlrbeioerne bar ''taoig 6ara,
or mango at be 1fooe6e 8Dg1inger
ltDrtebe iammen beo 6en ninoIte 6or>
itprrelie. Mangel paa 2epnetsmic=
ler, @an6 og meoicinife 9tefpiliter
ian1t &le6er eller &uslD bar foit,t
mango al S!pgtningerne 2ipet.
5ol6aterne melote mango ubDgge>
1ige Sun6. S ct &us fanot De f1ere
8ern 6ebe, ct af Dem on1fabnel1be Ell.
9un6. >Slere apinoer fanotes flpn=
gen6e fig til 8ille6er al 6eres 5fDts=
belgener.
sS1robpggerne Golautlan, ser ble',
nelten e6elagt be6 lllDffen, bar al
ilaaet 9fegiertngens 5orilag ON at
gienopbpgge 8pen ct an6et Steo for
at forebDgge fren1tioige 9oelpggel>
ler. Solicit erftfGreoe, at Set life bill
be forla6e Sen @runo, ser bar giort
bellig pe0 6eres Gn6res Dp6. Bro-
cesiioner belegte ben p0elagte 8D io1g
og benfalot &elgenerne om at ipare
bem for fremtioige &ie1niegelier.
. Sra ct 81 1trift blep Ser 1nelbt, al
80 ss5or6ifielp bleb regiitreret paa
48 9imer.
Merico Gitp oe1 12te ssSa1. @t
npt eSor6ifielb ioag i 9eerbe6e1. al
@oiautlan, @era gru5, 1nelbtes ioag
at bape or9bt ober 100 Berioner.
@uberrpren Nuebla z1neloer, ct
Der er fonunet l6lpgtninge bio; Der BE-
retter, at ier 2anosbper PAD Mount
Sri5abas Gfraaninger er foripunoet
,ln6er Sor6lfielpet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-01-15

Glemeneeams &alg til SsrGiibent
umtrent iifret. Faris Sen 12te Sal.
Bren1ierminilt ter Glenenceal1s Solg
til Belioentltabet er omtrent lttrct
beo @aars6agens Nolg i'll Oct fra1-
lfe Genot, blep bet ontpoet ioaJ.
@algopgoperne piite at De flelte al
Yren1ierminiiterens &ilbengere par
bel6ige.
Geputeretfom1neret og Senotet pil
,ng6e Zoe Sanuar for at uonepuc
BEN rDe YreIioent.
Opgaperne op til ioag antpbeoe ct
olminoeligt @eoerfag for Socioli=
iterne. S Setne,Yropinlen leo 60
cialilterne ct afgiort geeoerlag, blep
ser iogt. @n Waioritet af &abi11ettt Il
er blepet gienpalgt, og ifibnt Hreli'
oent Boincore iffe bar &nnoibat, CT
bnn blebet palgt til Se1atet nteo III
-Yluralitet af SAT. 8elgerne / Weltic-
oi1triftet ifrep bans Nabr paa Ste1n=
meleolen.
l16enrigsn1inilt tier Gt.pben Bicbon,
&anbelsminiIter 80. Glementel, ST.
6ren1tnilter M. Han1s og Senat IT
Dubolt er blepet gienbalgt ifblge tio-
liee Opgaper, me6ens Senator @untz
bert antageltg er blebet Iaaet.
G1traiesfoner til gtutififation al
Str,nmeretsamenbementet. Oenper
Sen 9be San. Tre @upernerer / 8es'
item bill berarnme ipecielle 2egisla-.
turiesiioner for at ratificere set fb.
oerale Stemnteretsanen6erne11t ion
s5sl9e of en- republifanlf 4onferens
fer, blep Der befien6tgiort t6ag. @l,-.
bernsr Carer, @Don1irg, pil beram,
me EFT Sesiion for 26oe San, @ubet-
usr 2a5arola, Seem Merico, en- ti6lig
/ Gebruar og Dabis at Soobo bill
iammerful6e 2egislat1re,t i fin 5tat
lite Geb.
ssitanerifauF &ebaftbr benaa.
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