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The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-21
PASSENGERS WANTED

The Malamute Kid and Freddie Ellis will meet the Wednesday train at the end of steel with their fast dog stage, ready to leave for the coast end of steel with passengers and express. They will have accom- modations for four passengers and promise fast trip over the trail. Arrangements can be made by telc- phone or upon arrival at Healy.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-21

Teaa1a, the Gateway to Mckinley
 National Park.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-21
Department of the Interior Alaskan Engineering Commission
NOTICE

Passengers are required to pur- chase tickets before entering trains
 Tickets can be purchased from the station agent, whose office is in the employment office, on the ground floor of the General Office Building. Alaskan Engineering Commission, or at North Nenana.
 Regular trains for the south leave the foot of 4 street on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays at a. m. The Wednesday train put up over night at Healy, returning Thursday at l p. m.
 The following schedule between North Nenana and Fairbanks, sub ject to change without notice:
 Leave Fairbanks at 500 a. m; arrive North Nenana, 12:3O p. m.
 Leave North Nelana, 200 p. m. arrive Fairbanks, 6:30 p. m. Until further notice, no passen- gers will be carried, nor freight handled, across the Panama river. Passengers and shippers should make their own arrangements for service between Nenana and North Nenana
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-21


 10 any one else in the community, why several very important and permanent departments of the Alas kan Engineering commission are to be moved to the temporary construc- lion camp at Healy. after a long period of satisfactory functioning at Nenana. The move will involve the expenditure Of a considerable sum of money, and at time when the conservative use of funds IS of more than usual importance, if we may judge by the recent drastic curtailment of forces And if there Is any saving in overhead to be effected by the plan, or more effi- cient operation of the depa ctments involved, the possibility of it is not ncw apparent. The saving will have to be great indeed # tl.e c~m- mission is to come out whole n the proposition, especially so if he rail road is to be completed by next December, as has been promised by the chairman of the commission. It must be great in any case to con- nensate for the big fire risk involved and for the great inconvenience to which everyone having dealings with the commission will be put
 Besides being Of questionable merit as business proposition, The News has no hesitancy in branding the action of the commission i breach of faith with the people who invested money in Nenana, amounting almost to the confiscation of their property. That is putting 1t plain and that is the true situa- tion. The removal of these depart ments, especially the headquarters of the disbursing officer, will result in the loss of many thousands of dol lars to Nenana, and it will be a loss which will be the more keenly felt because of the fact that the railroad is not sufficiently far along TO give the Interior country even a part of that relief which was in the minds of those oldtimers who conceived the project. Were the road completed the commission might with a greater show of fair ness, ask the town to stand upon its own legs, but until that time arrives Nenana is ward of the Government, founded by the Alas kan Engineering commission and builded upon the promise that here would be headquarters for the divi sion. If record of that promise car not be found elsewhere, it is here in convincing abundance on the railroad reserve, in the form o1 permanent costly structures, one of which is now about to be aban tioned for no good reason.
 It is not the fault of the people of Nenana that the town is no, now in a position to divorce itseli from the federal bank roll. The. have done the best they could under the handicap of Commission super vision. They have dug deep in theil pockets to pay for the mistakes ol those sent here to rule over ths town. They have stuck with Alasks through period of great diversity confident of finding ultimate relief in the shape of a liberal Govern ment attitude toward the territory
 There are other towns 1T Alaska, and older towns, which are as dependent as Nenana upor Government expenditures. Where
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-21
Coast Train Schedule

Train leaves Gold Creek for Anchorage on Sunday and Thurs day at 1 :00 P. NJ.
 Train leaves Deadhorse for An chorage on Tuesday and Friday.
 Train leaves Anchorage for Sew ard on Wednesday and Saturday at goo 4. NJ.
 Train leaves Chickaloon for An chorage. via Eska on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 7:3O 4. M.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-12-21
'enana Train Schedule

Nenana Train Schedule Trains leave Nenana for the end of steel four times week-on Monday, Wednesday. Thursday and Saturday.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-24

SUI. NeSld JSem X Vecerl, Ia 10
ale musel mi otec prislibiti, re
ma druhy vecer pujde Sc mnou
Ease do opery. - "Coz jsi ia
kova milovnice hudby?' tazal
Sc podivenim. Chudak, my
slel, re to jen hudba, co tadne
mne do divadla! Jsou ii nasi
tatikove hloupi, ze?"
eyes, ale co nam do tveho
stareho otce? Vypravuj nam
radeji o MAIDEN herci", minila
Alba.
well, ia proti obyceji spa
la jsem tuto noe velmi malo a
stale jen myslela jsem ma sve-
no poioboha. Oh, jak zbozflo-
vala jsem tohoto senora Barcel
loni. All, jak nenavidela jsem
senoru Coonu! Hned bych by
la prchla donu, abych mohla
Sc stati velkou umelkyni a po-
cit 'ovala jsem sobe dosti silly,
bych obetovala sc "a Barcello-
niho, nebo uSkrtila Colonu. By
la isem nejvySSim stupni ro-
zechvena, pobourena, silena
- Nemrac Sc ma mne, Britto,
nebo nemohla bych pokraco-
vati. - All, kdyby jen rodi-
ce na5i vedeli, iiste nebrali by
mas do mist takovych!"
"Zaiist6 re mel" zvolala
Britomarta tax vazne, trpce a
litostive, re mala Elfie byla
tim nemalo pobourena udi-
WI Sc tazala:
"Ale, Britto, co deje Sc S
tebou? Ty's nebyla prece nj
kdy -"
"Ne, ne', prerusila il Brito-
marta, vzpamatujic Sc, "ja nj
kdy jeste nebyla V opere. Po-
kracuj jen dale. Jak sc to skon-
cilo?"
"Jak Sc to skoncilo?~ Jako
Lrskavka ncbo ohhostroj ma
| ctvrteho cervence. Jako Zarivy
meteor vynesla Sc od zeme k
nebesum a sklesla dolu co Ger
ny, vyhoTely uhlik, jenz sotva
hoden je, aby clovek jej zasla-
pal".
"Ach!" vzdychla Erminie
soucitne. Elfie sc smala po.
| kracovala:
"Avsak zanechme biouznent
q vrat'me Sc ke skutecnosti
Usnula jsem trochu teprve k
ranu a vstala hodne pozde. Pa.
pa uz byl vzhIru a my "a
chvili sesly do spolecne jidel
ny. ia nachazela Sc V polosne
nj jeSte a posud nevlm, jedla
Ii jsem omeletu, nebo smaze
nou rukavici. Naproti nam Sc
della rodina nejaka, ia ale ns
zadneho ami nepohledla. Ko
necne poseptal mi papa
"Hled' dceio, ten pan co sed
naprosi nam, je slavny herec
isenor AdriaRo de Barcelloni.
To mne probudilo a ia pozorn(
vzhledla Ike svemu protejsku
- Byl to Barcelloni? Zahle
della jsem Sc ma neho ostfeii
Ano, byl to on, avsak jak hroz
; ne Sc byl zmenil. To nebyl jii
ten hrdina re vcerejSlho vece
; ra, to ncbyl ten mladistvy, oh
niyy milovnik! Tu proti mn'
sedel muz holohlavy, S vrasko
vitym oblicejem a tlustym te
; lem. UGH Oci mel zarudle
nos namodraly, zuby zlut6 =
: ugh ugh! Pred sebou mel vel
Ky tallr makaronu a ruce vel
kOu lzici, kterouz nabiral 0
! hromne kusy, jez pohlcoval ja
} lSo dravcc po nekolikadennin
p1stu. D6sno! - ia promenl
F, tn nemohla pochopiti. byl;
( vsak postacitelna, by dokonal'
vylecila mne z meho blouzne
: ni".
"Tak prozaicky skoncila tt
. dy zajimava historka tato?'
7 tazala sc Alberta.
"To neni jeste vse. Pc jed
I1.,- e,@.. ,oIS1o
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-24

DC, &c ZIld JSll IIiiIOStifc VTkdJl,
ma zobacek dosti ostry," sma-
la sc Britomarta, hned ale do
dala vazne: "Zeny molly by
byti takovymito andely, kdyby
!muzove podobni byli tvemu po
lobohu; v zivote vsak naleznes
maly pocet zen tax spokoje-
lnych a poddajnych jeste me-
Inc muzu, kteri by takovou od-
danost pochopili, nebo il za-
sluhovali. Muzi neveri v tako-
| We sebe obetovani Sc a chti jen
panovati. Avsak vrat'me Sc
zpet k puvodni nasi Tozmluve.
ia doufam pevne, ze prakticky
nezkusis to ma sobe nikdy a re
nikdy Sc provdds."
"Myslim tax sama, nebot'
sotva asi setkam Sc muzem
podobnym, jak byla jsem jej
lpopsala," pravila Erminie.
"Ja mohu ma to prisahati,
Iprotoze takoveho muze vGbec
nestava," minila Elfie. "Jedno-
no dna ale setkaS sc S muzem,
ktery neliSi Sc sice od iinych
v nicem, nemz ale prece bu-
deS Sc domnivati, ze je tim
pravym rytirem, bez bazne a
hany, a do nehoz sc zamilujeS
Silene. ia te znam dobre vim,
lie pod tou tichou hladinou TIVE
duSe skryvaji Sc prudke vasne.
Lituji te re srdce, ubohe dite,
nebot' to sc pro zenu nevypla-
CT. ia to vim z vlastni zkuse-
nosti, nebot' byla jsem "v
tom take"
"Ty Frido?" zvolala Alber-
ia zive.
"Ano, ia! Yer, re tomu
TAX"
| "Sdel nam, iak Sc to stalo?'
| "To ucinim milarada. Well,
kdyz tati6ek mnj poprve Ia
we'll mne do tohoto ustavu,
bych zde dokoncila sve vzdela-
mi, ubytovali jsme Sc ma neko-
lik dni We meste; predne k VII
Ii nakupovani potrebnych pro
mne veci pax abych seznala
take trochu zivot velkomest-
sky. Jednoho vecera wal mne
S sebou do opery. Hus, devca-
ia, nedivte Sc prilis. Pred tim
nebyla jse mnikdy opere a
mdzete 81 predstaviti, re byla
jsem uplne oslnena pohle.
dem ma nevidanou posud kra.
su sveho vGkoli a re nevycha'
zela isem z obdivu mad velko,
lepou dekoraci domu a prebo
hatymi toiletami dam. A coz
teprve, kdyz opona byla Wy
zvednuta! Tu zatocila Sc m
! hlava koiem a ia nevedela
II bdim-li, ci snim. Hrala Sc pra
live opera 'Lucia-de La Mar
lmo a Glohu Edgara hral senol
| A Adriano de Barcelona.
Britomarta stala Sc pfi Wy
s.oveni jmena toho velice po
zornou.
"Nevim, byl-li to jeho oblcl
= nasi dobe TAX podivny =
nebo jeho osoba, ieho zpev
| jej provazeiici hudba, neb(
| vsechno dohromady, jisto ie
re byla jsem unesena ze sile
Inc zamilovala jsem sc do Ed
CARA. Nebesa! Jak jsem Je
IIhboznovala! Nemrac Sc
! Britto. - Oh! Jak nenavidel;
: isem Lucii, ktera tesla Sc las
ce tohoto hrdiny! Ach, devca
ia, Wy nematc ami ponetl
tom, jak vroucne prala Jsem s
> byti vclkou umelkynl, bych M
hla hrati ulohu Lucie a byt
milovana Edgardem. - Alba
neprestanes-li Sc usmivati tai
| posmesne, TAX t6 pokousam !
"Jaky byl konec toho?" ia
zala sc Ernna.
: "Vsak ii to povim, MIME
. Odchazela jsem domn jako
polosn5ni a Barcelloni sta
i,r,J J,,Go,,pi,,, ~, tpo z,.uL q N
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-24

y .
senior Barcelloni bude pry hra-
tl FRA Diavolo". nacez odve-
tia jsem rychle:
"Dekuji, papa, mechanic to-
ho radeji".
A ma miste do opery sla
jsem do kostela poslechnouti
kazani vehlasneho kazatele -
eh, jak Sc jmenuje? Law!
Vsak vfte, koho myslim".
"A zamilovala jsi Sc do ne
ho take?" tazala Sc Alberta.
"Ne, co ia vim. Mnozi tyr
dill sice, re ma skv6leho du-
cha, je-li tomu ale tax, tn skye
" ten duch obalen je rouskou
praoslklivou. Ma druhy den "a.
vezena jsem byla do tohoto L.
stavu, kde dim stale, vyjma
kdyz jedu domu Ma svatky, ne
DO ma prazniny. Nuze, sestry
mile, tim zdelila jsem vam
pravdive prvni mole zkuseno-
sti v lasce q sestra Erminie Ro-
senthal muze 81 wit pfiklad q
toho. Tot vse".
Alberta {. Erma Sc smaly,
Eritomarta vsak vzhlizela vel
mi vazn6 pravila: "Nikoli,
Elfrido, to neni jeSte vse, ne
bot k povidce I've znam jeste
dodatek. Ten stary trout, jenz
pfi snidani byl Sc ii tax zpro-
twill, ie senor Adriano de Bar
celloni starsi ie otcem seno-
"a Adriano di Barcelloni mlad-
lSiho, iehoz videla isl hrati ulo-
hu Edgara Ravenswooda".
Divky pohlizely ma Brito-
martu pdivenim, tato ale po-
kracovala:
"Oba mali stein6 divadelni
jmeno a jsou 81 napadne po-
dobni, ac ruzni Sc od sebe sta
rim. Vzdor topu ale nepocho-
pull, jak odev, prestrojeni, je-
viste a vukoli molly ma tebe
pusobiti V te mife, re dopusti-
la jsi Sc takoveho klamu a
witt vySeptaleho a vyzileho
starce "a jinocha rekovneho,
muzn4 krasneho".
ia nechapu to sama. My
lslela lsem, re umeni tolletni,
F., pfestroieni a dekorace jeviSt6
tvori oivy. Co vSak nejvice
mne pfekvapuje, je, ze pap
muj projevil tu neobycejnou u
neho chytrost. On bezpochyby
zpozoroval vzplanulou vasen
pro tohoto umelce aby mne
2 nj vylecil, zafidil to tax, re
'setkala jsem Sc sc starym, ma
mist6 mladym",,
TAX tomu bude ash, pri.
svedcila Alba.
"Jak ale ty isl Sc seznamila
s temito umelci, draha Brit
to?" tazala Sc Elfie.
"Rekla jsem jiz, re znam
dodatek X teto historii, avsak
neni yhodna doba, abych sde,
lila vam jej nyni", odvetila
Brittomarta vazne, nacez pc
Chvilkovem premysleni pravi
la: "Je to cd rodicu, nebo po
rucnikd jednani velmi nepred
lozene = pri nejmensim rece
10 - berou-li do podobnycf
oper divky nezkusene a boha
: tou fantasii obdarene. Miluji
|. dlVky take hudbu, necht' u
snadni Sc jim navsteva kon
certu; velka opera ale, vyjms
nekolik historickych truchlo
her Shakespeare = neni pre-
mlade divl,y a jejich zivou o
Lrazotvornost"
"Prosim te, draha Britomar
, to, rekni nam. jak isl stara 2
rojednou tazala Sc Alberta
Britta Sc odmlcela po civil
teprve odvetila: "Jeste nt
plnych osmnacte. Proc Sc ta
zes?"
"Protoze mluv:s jako osm
desatileta".
"Prodelala jsem dosti, a
, hVch m9la zkuSanOStj fohotf
The evening world., 1920-11-24

az applied to traffic within the bound
aries Of city brings about an immc-
dtutc decrease IN the number OF the
riders who have been willing to pay
) cents for a short trip, but would
walk rather than pay more than
nickel The report goes eNhaustiNely
into this phase Of street railway OPP
Grafton and then takes up Compari-
sons Of estimated revenues from fares
for twelve months from Nov. |, based
on various suggested basic rates and
charges for exchanges and transfers
THE FIGURES THAT SHOW BAD
FAITH OF p. S. COMMISSION.
Inasmuch as the matter in contro-
versy related TO only two PROPOSE
tions-a basic 5 cent rate and a basic
cent rate--the comparisons submit
ted by DR.. Snow to the commission
are restricted, for the purpose OF this
article, to those two propositions
They are as follows:
At present rate Of fare
GIVE Cents), free trnns-
fcrs and hree cent
exchanges ........... $50, 100000
| At basic five cent fare with
| five cent barge for
transfers and exchanges. $4,000, 900
At basic seven cent fare
with free transfers and
three cent exchanges. $4,000, 900
Your engineer is OF the opinion"
states the report, after briefly con-
| sidering data presented by the COM
pany, that the conclusions are war
ranted, but that II there be any error
of judgment 1t Is on the safe side;
that Is, the loss in riding Is over
estimated rather than underesti-
mated"
Here is the report OF the Chief En-
gineer of the commission which shows
that the basic cent fare would bring
In S44,500. 900, while the basic 7 cent
| fare would bring in only S44,360,000.
| BY adopting the Z cent basic fare the
commission reduced the prospective
revenue of the company for twelve
months to the extent OF $40, 000-but
II abolished the basic 5 cent fare in
the last large city of the country eN-
ccpt New York-and New York is
next on the Stotesbury- Morgan list.
IAN article to be published on Fri
day 1CiH tell hoo the employees Of the
| Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company.
In supporter the basic 5 cent fare. IN =
der tolich their tCd1cJ hare been In
creased 1853 per cent since 1910, Uolun-
tdrily postponed the collection Of Il
tCn0e increase due June until the
com pnnY shall be able TO pay IL, and
| offered to loan President MittCn
| 81 .000,0 900 IN their savings fund to b.
used in the purchase Of cquipmcntJ
The evening world., 1920-11-24
Entire Stock-Men's and Young Mems
Winter Oxfords and
High Shoes
Reduced 33N9d
For Friday and Saturday Only
For Friday and Saturday Only

l46 pasTan Calf High Shoplain tip. ......l5.OO
"a PasNorwegian Grain High BroglcS. ll67
l25 paBTan Wing Tip High Shoes ...........l65O HOO
pas-Tan Plain Tip Oxfords. .............
ia pas-BaCk and Tan Norwegian Grain Brogue
Oxorls ...,...........t.... 220o 1467
paHBack Calf and Wei Kid High Shoes. 967
paiBack and Kangaroo OXorlS 1900
paiTan Cordovan High Shoes.
paiTan Cordoan OXforS, plain wing tip. 1884
paiPatent Leather OXfordS.
Tax dAaona
Reduction UiH be made at time of purchase
FLOOR
The evening world., 1920-11-24
Entire Stock Of
Cotton Dress Fabrics
Reduced 3313%
For Friday and Saturday Only
For Friday and Saturday Only

Novelty Printed Dress Wolfe. 55c to 1876 Less 33I9)
Imported French Crepe 4Oins wide yd 125 LESS 1880
Imported French Renaissance Batiste, A ms wide
yd 100 to 135 LESS 1880
Check and Plaid Dress Bingham 55c to 135 LESS 1890
French Dress Chais ..........y d 150 Le1s 1880
Imported Dotted SWISS navy and white dots also
white with colored dots. yd 1876 to 225 LESS 1890
Imported White Dress Voles yd Csc to $50 LESS S3159
Reduction uDiH be made at time of purchase
CsoodF Floor
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-06-30

: SSoag foregdar &rimeroalget gi
Sat. og ben polihfe &an1p rnellern
Mon Nartiian Stgaett og 6e ebriee
@epublifanere ra1er beftig ober bele
@taten. Set bill bite fig peo bette
@alg, bbor 1tor Magt Siguen trent
6e1eS bar ober Statens 8elgere, og
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iom meo @p9notng pe11ter paa @al-
gets n6fal6: 49, =
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facet fra bern1nelige Dofu1nerter.
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,Eeret. Ser oplDies, at oisie &dpi
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600 .Mne runbt oct SsSn6i3fe 9eean
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ritorinnl" SbiS man logger iaa1t7.
men a1le. 0e 2an6e fon1 etttett oiraffes
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reoemne, faar mott oet e1torn,e Sol
al .18,000000 &baoraht1ile, bbornf
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foau oisie &p1lferencer, noge11lt111ioea 111ioea
.tutff poo at .zfragaa Tine 6orpligtel77.. $.
1er. S 1lnoerb,tiet gjef1tog Sinens-
1r11ir1iiter S. @nite11 Chamberlain, at
set bor sen e1tgellfe og franffe >sRe-
gjeri11qs Senligt at ir1bl6le Set en-
nelFf- -franife 2aon / De Soreneoe.
5toter nn1tc .9ftober, og bon n1eo-
nelte, at SEN engel1fe Negiering f.
Sen Sen lite Mpril baboe afbetalt
pberlioere $t5,000,0o0, / ,@eoler i
SEEM Dorf. &an 1111oerrettebe 6giaa
*@uIet ON, at Menterne paa @iGl0en
til Sc SSor- @tater fi0en 1ii6te &c.
falling bar $245, 100000
Gencre. n1eloes. ltagtet Frenier
n1inilter 2lopo George erflerte, at
england inge11lun6e bar til @e1iigt
at fragou noQe11 &rigsqigI0, bleb set
inorpn1net an6re &barterer, at ct
iligt SSoriIag bor beret 1noer 9per
beielle al 6e Mliere6e uDpbepel-
ie al al allieret &rtgsgielo bar bp-
ret un6er Sberbeielfe, men Ser far
fife bgret, -fren1iat 11oget Sorl1ag og
i11gen Mfgjdrelie er Bit truffet"1 ia
Cir @illian1 51ttberIan6> SsS1t11ior
2or6 / @fatfan11neret. - 2or6 &i6
Sci, Sen enge1ffe Bresiereprnientatt
bco 5re6sfonferanlen, n6taler at
ban for1taar, at 6e 9lIltereoe allere6e
far giort Soreiti1linger til Sc Sore
@tater ONT Spb9De11e of &rigsgjgl6
st 6e sllliereoe tenfer poa at fore
ilaa Opbebelle al al &rigSgi9lo
bleb fdrit ofil6ret al ~Bertinar" po-
Gtiif 9fe6aftdr al v@cbo Sc &ariS"
og SEN beoit nnoerrette6e politiffe
5fribert / @uropa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-06-30
Sra 8afbin9to,t.

Su1tits6eparte1nertet no6tog Sire
6ag 8ebiler for, at 6et fomtnrntti1ti-
ffe 9lrbeioerparti og set fon1n1rn1i=
1ti7fe Harti bar 1laaet fig 1arnmen til
ct fo1nnuniitiif Barti, bpis Bro-
gram er at foa iita1o EN- Mebolutior,
moo Megieringen = .
Departeme1ltet far alIereoe taget
fine Sorbol6sregler for at bi11ore at
Eropoeo11ooen fpreoer fig, bleb ser
iagt.
~@omn1uniitiife @frifter, 1on1 @e
parternentet bar facet Sag t. oplpler
at set nDe Earti blep barnet poa en-
benmelig &onbention, ser beitoo a;
Delegater fra Sc to gan1le 0rgani-
1ottoner.
Set bleD iagt / 9eparten1entet, at
Eartiets Brogrom gaar n6 paa at
faa iltanb en- &o1np mellenn 9lrbei-
oer!1e og &apitali1terne. Ser iiges
/ 6isle Harnpletter, at &o1npen bill
faa Sormcn af &orgerfrig> og at
~6ct forene6e forn1nl11iiti1fe Norti
bill fDitc1nati1f fao Mrbeioerne til at
inole, at Set CT 11g0benoig at faa
titato ct Opr6r, 90 oct ct SEN eneite
Maaoe, bborpoa &apitalipiten1et fan
6oelggges." -
Senutor @ar6tng og bans it1ttn1e
gtoaogibere er oberoroe11tlig bel til=
freos meb, bba6 6e bdr giort / 9pbet
of Sc Is Gage fon er bengooet }i6el1
Ben replsbltfanlfe acknowledgements
on oiollncrte / Chicago, for at fre1t1-
ME San1arbei6e og @nigbeo set re-
pl1blifonife Barti. = = i
Mrbeioet 1ncb at bringe ollie 9le=
p1tblifonere nnoer en- @at sip>ttes for
to Tiger iiocn nGi item 1ntulig> 111e1r
pct fo11 MT figes, at set er iao ont
trent fproigt. II. -. 4. 1.
r. Senator Soroing og bans &ano-
gipere tror,. at Ser life er -noget tre-
Sic @arti iom fan blipe farligt fpr
Nepnblifonerne. Ser bil at1tageGg
blipe ct 1ligt Norti, men oct bill ifftte
b1G:be.fo1a iterff, {on1 bet fad 1to til !
4 S oel111e .nge bil 5eltator S5arbinqs
eofbarter blipc formeH oberflptz
fet fra 8afbington til Neario11, soDiu