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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-01-08
Germany. seeks CoaiInu Station.

Washington, Jan. Information
has reached Washington to the effect
that Germany is making a quiet but
determined effort to ecure possession
OF a eoaling station at St. Thomas,
one of the Danish West Indian ISL
andR. Fl
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-01-08
John A. Alexander, white Owl,
NOTICE re .OREDI1ORS.

In the matter OF the Estate of Hamilton
Geddes Dece: .sed.
All persons having claims against said Ham.
ilton Geddes deceased, are required to S1hibit
the same, with tho necessary vouchers, to the
undersigned. administrator OF said estate, at
the Law Office OF (hauncy L. Wood, in the
City OF Rapid City in the County OF Pennington
State OF South Dakota, and that four months
have been limited as the time for creditors to
present their claims against said estate.
Dated the Goth day Of October 1908.
ROY D. FRANK Administrator
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-01-08
Death OF Mrs. Rowan.

Atchison, Kan. Jan. Mrs. Ida
Rowan. wife of Captain A. s. Rowan,
who carried the message to Garcia"
in the Spanish-American war, died at
her home here. "
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-01-08
Mlnetesnsh Dsatn a autef.

BneieF, Pa. Jan. THE naneteenfA
death from typhoid fever occurred
here and three newa cases were 10
ported.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1904-01-08

A new invoice of petticoats best
arrived. We can give you the just
petticoat on earth for Sl.Oo.
Owens & Clemens.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07
~ DITORIAIS6


our bodies and our bodies with minds. We should
worry less If would frankly ideals with tenn
porary just compromises. aiming simply gain with
every new compromise
The Boston Globe says: "The investor who carries
his steel stock to bed with him every night and In his
dreams falling falling falling is the who
watches the ticker tape with sharp looking out Of
clear head the day. prepared grasp the hand of for
THE merchant who permits himself TO suffer long from
the blues because his profits this year less than last
Will always keep little store around the
long his brain is active. His show windows will
grace the main
The mechanc who continually the fear that he
will be left pennileSs sickness
ings all for the family food and clothing but weak
ening his capacity workman and Fastening his
expected misfortune
The housewife who eernally fres lest the cake fall
speck Of dust be overlooked in the paror only loses
the pleasure Of the present but mortgages the joys she
might naturally expect for the future
Don't and the result will be fewer overweight
minds fewer exhausted systems less
bracng drugs and marked reduction in the number Of
cases of insanity"-The Weeks Progress.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07
gYf@&SifEa' 'p'rr

"Oh, WELL" said the woman. 81 sup
pose I'll have to to get rid Of you.
Wait minute"
She closed and bOlted the door again
and went upstairs for her pOcketbOok.
from which she extracted a quarter
which the peddler took. returning her
battered nickel and five pennies
Then he handed her small broom,
without any plush uphOlstering.
Here" said the woman. Il want
that one you showed me first"
Cant give you that broom for Ii
cents" said the peddler
"Then give me the shoes and the
quarter back" said the woman. "I'll
-" Here she broke Off and shifted
"Gracious!'' she exclaimed. III my pies
aren't burnin!' Here. take your pen
MES and give me the shoes and my
quarter
The peddler took back his change
slowly and the odor Of burning pastry
grew stronger
''l'll let you have this broom for q
quarter and the Shoes" he said.
The woman snatched the broom ou
Of his hand, slammed the door in hi.
face and rushed to her oven to dis
cover four pies burned to a crisp. The
peddler walked away, smiling.-Chi-
cago News.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07

torneys for both sides. forced in the
alcove promptly at 1870.
At II: 40 the real estate in the bride 8
name was transferred to his lordship.
At 1850 million dollars in legal
tender changed hands.
At high noon all the railroad first
mortgage bonds known to be the
brides possession were handed over.
A vote Of thanks was then passed
to his lordshlp for leaving the bride
father enough to live on comfortably
until the next rise in Wall street, which
Is predicted for next spring.
AT 1918 two bishops. four clergymen,
two real estate lawyers and bar
rister. representing the plaintiff, pro
nounced the benedictiOn.
The groom will pass the next three
weeks with his bride at his estates in
England. after the roof has been re-
paired.
After this. It Is understood. they will
separate and enter sOciety.-New York
Life
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07

Have you any old clothes. LADY,
asked the broom peddler. I'm give
you fine broom for some old clothes"
"Pm busy now" said the woman Of
the house. mot to-day"
She began slowly to close the door.
but the peddler displayed one Of his
brOOms-a gorgeous. wide-spreading
ono with vanished handle and
bound with green plush.
Just a pair OF old Shoes" pleaded
the peddler
wait a moment" said the woman
aud closed the door, carefully putting
the catch on. Then she went upstairs
and rummaged through some closets
and ut last found a pair Of old shoes
which she brought down and offered to
the peddler.
They're badly worm" he said.
'Of course they are" said the WON
an, briskly. "If they weren't I'd wear
them myself. DO you want to trade
me a. broom for them.
The man smiled mournfully and pro
ducing whisk broom said, IN let
you have this for them shoes and 1C
cents"
Certainly not" said the woman
"Give 'em to me-
peddler.
mo, l haven't. I don't need whish
broom. | want carpet broom"
The peddler examined the shoes
again. Then he said: well, I'll Civ,
you Il carpet broom for the shoes an(
quarter"
II won't do IT, said the woman
"Give me back the shoes"
"Well. 10 cents, then"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07

g. Steamer Saginaw sunk or virginia
coast; over 70 lives lost 10 persons
drowned in wreck Of Gloucester fishing
boat Gloriana on Nova Scotia coast
3. A. w. Machcn. superintendent free de
livery, oustcd by Postmaster General Payne
D. Discovery of plot to blow up steamer
Unbria I'm New York barbor.
TO- Great fire in ottawa. Ont.
II Death Of Poet X. II. Stoddard.
10 Great massacre OF Jews IN kish!nev
Russia.
% Falling elevator In Pttsburg kills
five persons and In lures II.
% Death of Max O'Rell tM. Paul Blouctl
.. Eight persons killed and six Injured In
Paris Madrid automobile race. Severe
storms In Kansas. Iowa and Oklahoma.
% Nineteen persons killed and as many
more injured by tornadoes near Hastings
Neb
20 New York city celebrates 250th ami
versary Of incorpora ion. British steh III
er Huddersfeld sunk In collision and -
lives lost
q. Eight trainmen killed In wreck near
Bryan. Ala.
%. Feudists attack jail at Jackson, hy.
and are repulsed 49,. Presbyterian general
assembly votes for revision Of confession OF
faith.
81. Great floods devastate Kansas. Ne
braska aud Iowa. $50. Big fire In Racine
Wis.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07

sounds well In theory but in practice there
tiOns. There refractory pupils whom nothing but the
fear Of physical punishment keep in sujectOn and 1t
unfortunately true that the example Of two such
boys Is potent demoraizng force than the
ample Of the good boys Boys naturally
lawess if they healthy and the foceul young rascal
who dees his teacher is likely to he regarded hero by
his schoOlmates There doubtless many occasions
when good efficient Gaming would do more to maintain
order and discipline in the classroom than the most
appeal to the dormant sense Of honor of the boys.
In the Of the boy who drew knife on his teacher
In Of the Brooklyn schools recently II certainly
that application of the wond have been
efca cous than the of the boy. Imprisonment
tends confirm the that there be in boy. while
the Indictment virtue of good thashing. from which
there honor in the sight Of his fellows to be derived
would prove much eicacous reformatory
ure.-Brookyn Times.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07
Facts About ImmiRra ton.

In thirty years 1891 ,O76 Italians
have come to this country. This immI-
grafton has a very peculiar character.
Until 1890 the percentage Of women
was less than IL. but now it has in
creased to 80. This indicates that the
immigration has marked tendency to
become permanent
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07

There was wedding yesterday in
Graceless Church.
Lord Baldknob of Kiltshire, England,
married Miss Sallie Panhandle, of East
Pittsburg.
The bridal party, including the at
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07
OheYin1 the Law.

Why did you let him get away from
you:" Numbered the chief.
'He-er-tOok a mean advantage of
me-" replied the green detective He
ran across the grass in the park and
"Well:'
well. there was sign there. Keep
Off the grass "-Philadelphia Press,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07
Coarse Efforts to Be funny.

n
i effort make a jest the subject OF
a local wedding. afOu OF the United
l. - j States postal laws. and result thereof
HEM%KzNNv pleaded guilty federal indictment. The
vS2E&y incident calls attention the fact that very
large class OF people throughout this country
and while they seldom indecent lengths In their
be funny, in the present instance their "hu
morOus attempts usually smack OF coarseness that Is
entirely Of harmony with the civilization of the day
The charvarf "shiveree, as 1t is commonly called.
is institution of historic antiquity and when confined to
drumming that cOmpels the returned groom to produce
barrel cider and the pipe Of peace, is interesting and
harmless enough but the efforts to enbarrass the newly
married couple before is different proposition
Starting with the harmless old of throwing rice for
good progressed the matter of playing tricks with
the groOms clothing lacking ribbons the travelling
trunks and finally the "sendon at the train where
humorist the assembage Of travelling
other that these people have Just been
married. and another idiot distributes handbills the
effect embellished with remarks more less I'M
pertinent mbecie the be. The only posi-
BILE effect of such performances is make the bride and
miserable and all other bes with
good sense to feel foolish.
The line between laughter and disgust is narrow
one and the comedians great popularity
oversep It, 1t seems pity there is no way for the
grieved to reach the great majority Of them this
editor reached-Indanapolis Journal
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07

Among nations there is but one way
In which the possession Of the prizes
Of nature can be determined, and that
Il by force. Arbitration can only
serve where strength is equally bal
anced and the matter in dispute is not
worth the price of the conflict. So far
as we now know the district In which
iron can be produced cheapest and In
unlimited volume Is northern China.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07

George Repeats hImseIr.

George Repeats himself.
And you told George he must 1
to your father!'
Yes"
IL know what he said
How do you know"
well. George int original"
What difference does That md
"Of course he said the same
he said when-there. dOn't get
-Cleve'nnd PLAIN - ac~
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07

should be low high is moot question: and the answer
must vary according the the country Early
marriages naturally followed by large families of chill
dren young parents with many children very
likely be poor and unable to give the children much
care The young forced to leave school and
work at early and thus their minds and bodies
are prevented from attaining the highest development Of
which they capable. True. moderate measure OF
wholesome neglect Is good for child. True, also, that
many great like Lincoln and Garfield from the
lumblest and poorest OF early environment But when
talking general averages it is safe proposition that
IRENE poverty detrment children. The advantages
money good schools, books and sonable amount
comfort and luxury at home beneficial They
make a finer quality of and women.-San Francisco
Bulletin.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07
Land Ie Redeemed.

BY means of irrigation something
like 3.5OO.OOO acres of land in Dakota
has been increased in value over $3.50,
100000.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07
I uue.


l. Cyclone near Gainesville. Ga, Kills ~
persons
4. Santa Fee train wrecked near Stiliweli'
Kansas; nine persons killed and Is injured.
6. Heavy food losses near Spartansburg'
:: c.. Negro hanged by mob at Belie
Vile. III.
Z. One hundred lives lost in collision 81
vessels of Marseiles. France. ... Flood al
Its height at St. Louis.
8. Marriage of Gov. W. J. Bailey OF Kan
sas and Mrs. Ida b. Weede IN Kansas city.
II. King Alexander, Queen Drags. two
brothers OF the queen, Premier and two
Cabinet members assassinated at Belgrade.
Servia. Prince Peter Karageorgevitch pro
claimed king.
II. Death Of Gen. Alex McCook
d. Prince Peter karageorgevitch chosen
king OF Servia. Waterspout destroys
iieppner. Oregon.
20 American Derby at Chicago won by
The Picket.
81 End Of Lowell Mass textile strike
..... Death Of Major James II. Pond.
~ Negro burned at stake near Whining
ton. Del.
%. Peter Karageorgevitch takes oath as
king of Servla
% Million dollar fire In Milwaukee.
30 Two hundred and thirtyfour men
lose lives by explosion In mine at Hanna,
Wyo.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07
AVERAGE Marriage Ace.

HE average age of marriage for men In the
United States is 261a years, which. according
to the New York SUM- is lower than in any
other country in which accurate marriage
records kept. In Sweden the average is 81
years. Whether il is better the whole
that the aXeray re q re of ma rria ge In q country
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07
10 Make Bad BOYS Good.

i Is not strange that there should be good
deal of sentiment among public school princl-
pals in favor of the restoration of corporal pun
under proper restriction. in the
schools. The rule that the teacher who cannot
secure discipline and order in his class with
out reSOrting Dhy steal force is not fit each
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07

Perhaps the time will come when
the intelligence of the people will
make politics Improbable.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07
July.


]. New Department OF Commerce started
in Washington.
4. American Pacific cable from San Fran
cisco to Philippines completed.
.. Fifty to 100 persons lose lives by
breaking Of dam near Jeanette, Pa. $3.50.
Race riots at Evansville Ind Ham
mond packing plant at ST. Joseph, Mo-,
burns, causing loss Of 81 100000.
q. Seven Killed In race riot at Evansville,
Ind.
I. Twenty four killed IN railway collision
near Charlottesville Va.
IL. Death Of Mrs. james g. Blaine.
10. Son born TO Grover Cleveland and
wife.
20. Death OF Pope Leo XIII.
21-o6. Great financial storm In Wall
street.
-. Death Of Gen. Cassius N. Clay.
20. Entombment OF Pope Leo.
70. Negro 1ynched and burned and public
buildings defaced by mob at Danville, III.
20. Twenty Ave persons killed and 80 In
jured by powder explosions at Lowell, Mass
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07


daily dongs Of the presidential family but also Of the fam
lilies of those of mli0nares who in. and by
supposed exclusively to constitute society" Not only
this hut there is system. especially In what would be
called in England the provincial press of recording the
dOngs movements and vistntions of pretty much
body in pretty much every community in the country.
What effect is all this publicity have the
average and girl: But particularly what
effect Is all this familiarity have the worlds senti
with regard to royalty and high ecclesiastical
thOrty? As these latter matters surely there will be
palpaiJe effects Can the of continue great
when there Is little left Of the unknown? One thing
the sentiment toward Kings and courts and Vati
remain the same in these and remark
able conditions The relation the former and their
subjects and followers be the less afectionae
Teyerent: it may become more human, close.
But the mystery having departed there hardly be the
old stress When the mind is longer awed and conded
by the dim and the unknown the appeal to must
reinforced. -Century Magazine.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07
Coughing

81 was given up to die I
quick consumption. I then b
to use Ayers Cherry Pectora
improved At once, and am no(
perfect health. "-Chas. e.
man, Gibbstown, N. Y.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07

duty or The moment We should worry Tess IT We could
always say the Jeering god Failure ~ tried to do my
and that the best could do We should worry
less backs Satan of excess-ex
cessive luxury work excessive duty excessive
anything We should less II ate simple food if
took plenty Of sleep II deveOped minds with
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07

Do Not Worry.

~ should worry less if we were fully conscious
Of our own freedom; If we realized that nothing
can hurt US except our own false actions. that
no one can hurt us except ourselves We should
worry less II we looked neither too eagerly to-
ward the future nor too soberly toward the
past but concerned ourselves chiefly with the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07
Publicity Of Modern Life.

HE fierce light that supposed to beat ex-
clusiyely upon a throne has come, in onr mod
ern conditions. to beat with almost equal fierce
ness upon kitchen. The dongs. sayings, and
portraits of the cooks Of the truly rich are now,
adays matters for public record. Meantime our
nlarican la La ndar nalulpS only the
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07

It's too risky, pla!
with your cough.
The first thing ,
know it will be id
deep in your lungs |
the play will be over. |
gin early with Al
Cherry Pectoral and |
the cough. |
Shsss sizes: 1Se.. 49,, 81. All Sf4
Consult your doctor. II he says
then 90 - he seys; II he tells
Lave u With him. We are willing
J. @. AVER CO.. LowG
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07
May.

/. Death of Luigi Arditi.
8. Eight persons killed and 70 hurt by
Grand Trunk train at Detroit,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-01-07

inonu
Pan
gan a.
ing wi
I'anan
appeal
in SELF
is the
CONNIE
have n,
great
howeve
shipbui
too nut
Morgan
Speak
republic
show M;
of it bet
next g.t
One h,
rushed t.
bian alta
drawing
1'ade,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-12
INDIANA TRUST
COMPANY
80 5 @rpjemt 3tnfen 90
iuerben an allen Oepoften ton 25
Gents unb aufwGrts erIaubt,
baIbiabrIi@ perrednet.
&apttaI. ...$1,OOO,O0
CfHcem: Gde @aIbin8ton Ctr. unb
Wtr8inta albe.
0runbeteentbums ilsbertrasunaen.

Molter 3. eberrid an WuItsr 8.
0ubbaro, 9beil Got %, GIst&srs 2.
Brootfbe Mbb. 81. 500.
Gnrab 8. garrieer an 9enislben,
Cots 8, 10, Is, IA, 1lod 8 uno Cots
q unb %, Wlpd 8, Central part Mob.
81, 500.
Barbara 90. Deib an Geo. Seibens
tider, Got 5, Werriu's Subj, Nubsu.
lot %. sS. 500.
Weluinu Jobnion an Wm. Gibgib'
bons, Cots 21s uns 220, aubn &
Sobnion's 1. wsf SnOianupOIis gbo.
$3.50.
Warp Isabelle an Netuton Cobb,
Cots / unb 2, HIod 8, 9ureoo part.
$3.50.
George %. Snpbsr an Charles M.
Carpenter, 9tsil SEC. Is, 5Ownfbip
Is, Range 4, unb Got /, WeQeob u.
u. Sub. 8beil Srbington. $1,000.
Nnna W. Sanbers an Wiliam 6.
Wilner. Cots 8. 9 unb 10, gIeaps.
lambs Central part Abb. $1,000. :
Souls %. poebIer an eOwin 6.
attinfcn. 3ot z, 9ltiinfon & grab.
lep's /. Mbb. $3.50.
Grsbsrid Gabnlsp an Sobn 6.
Wudelsbaus. Cots / unb 2. square 8,
6let@er's norb6Fl. Mbb. 81, 500.
6arrp 8. e&uanibaas an George
8. 0srptd, Got 81, Bright U. u.
Subj. MubenIot 155. 81, 300.
Rniebts Of ct. George an gbtuarb
8. Hisb, Got IL, 9aismspsr's eubb.
9beit Waiemepsr's South Mbb. $500.
gbparb 8. Dieb an Caroline %.
Gardner, 9beiI bssielben gisenthums.
s4O0.
George %. WaytpsI an gli5abeib
Wiaer, 9teiI norbmsfli@e WisrteI
Sec. %, 9ownibip II, Range 5.
$3.50.
Dietrt& Rleine an George %. Qletns,
9beiI bonn IiblueRlt&en WierteI. Sec.
4, 9ounftip 10, Range 5. IS, 300.
Wluiam 8. Milner an 6reb Cline,
Got 76s Wnrlette Bart. So, 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-12
Mrms g~borifinmen.

mdtrenb Der 0~ounsrffag Wa&t,
bistpeil bic 0aulsi, nod duf Der Bnbns
psiItsrt, braraen e&li&biebs IN BIZ
3Immsr Der GtOtiflnnei, Der .Robis
RnIdsrbodsr &C.," In Sad 8immer.
mann's smisntr oOteI" an Der 81
mabaib Ctr. unb srbeutsten sins
Msnpe Supelsn. 9oIIettensArtiisI iiua
eilI4el Ddas0eIO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-12
aixsan & 60. BON einett ar6ets
ter ibRematil@ befoblen.

Soc Barr, tuslttsr felt sinisen CAB
rem BET ainsun & 90. anaefelt IT,
tuurbe lsbts Nd&t bon ben pcIijitsn
Woroarl unb GamueIs inter Der an'
ilaes bss DisbRatIs berbaftet.
grit bH&uIbiet, i&on isit Sa9ren
bic Giruaa ipRemutii& tsfotIsn ~ ta'
ben. CUR 8sit ietner sejtrisei Der.
baftuns ipurosa IN ieipem. '9eRte
osfptIsus waaEsu por0ffuupsH.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-12
Axs etasts nab gsxnttsge r.
wRItmns.
HnerIei @iftnswertbes pom eeftrisen Tase
tn s~ebranster Tcrm.
grtra .oGItabtratbss
StBpnQ.

Maf nd&fsn. Mpntas 4benb tptrb
Mapcr 0olbman, tuis ais tuatri&ein.
LID unIdnet f&on anssbeuiet, sine gr'
trase ibuns Oes Stubtrutbs einberufen,
In Der tueuu mOsIi3 bic usri@isbenen
bic Stabtperwaltun9 geaenwdrtis be.
unrubigenben GinanjsMngeIegenbsiten
sereseIt tuerbsn iollen, tuis !. 9. bic
1rauerei', 0efileries unb M%eenturens
2icens'O rbinans, 3ransferirung Der
$6781 aus benz tcbten ober beilieen
Gonb In ben aueemeinen, sur 1ejabs
lung Der ridffdnbisen Geuertuetr @es
bdlter etc. Mu& ioIa bas betr. Gomite
ibsr ben ilsuerl 1eIeu&tunes'G Contract
beri&ten, sbenio ion aber bic Greibrief.
llebertrasuna Der Rem 9sIepbone
Co." an bic rSnbpIs. telephone Co."
bef&lonen iuerben.
Hur tmmer lanai
poran etc.
Die nit Der Mbf9dbung Der fur ben
Gal Greet Houleparb unb for ben
plenfant Mun.W ouleparb bsnbtbigten
Qdnbsreien betrauten SpaiaI'G Commit
fdre Greb. ebeparb, 5. 8. Nppel unb
Wm. 8. 2seop fnb trcb eifriser Irbeit
nod nt&t sur 6dIfte fertis NIT ibrer
Mufeabe. unb beshalb tpirb ni9t Ct.
tpartet, bab nit ben aetipen worarbei.
ten fir ben H~ouleparb.g au Dor Witte
Wai obsr nod ipdter bsaonnen trerbsn
tann.-Die Mbf&dbung Der berI&iebs.
nsn @~runbRhden un6 @ebduben, tusI@e
In ben pfab Der bstr. gouIeparbs
fallen. III cine ibsraus bsille Nufeabe.
Iugef&oben. Mot au.
9eboben.
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Sur&fhbruna Der iinaft eInaerei&ten
Orbinanj fur Die grbbbun9 Der poli.
jiften'@ sbdlter unter ben WertdItniRen,
b. s. bel Der oesenmdrtisen fIauen
Ginan3'Qnoe Der 6taot, bod ni9t
m6gIt& fetn utrb, III iebt bon ben Be-
~firiportern Der OrOiuunj Der Mntrue
gefteIt suorben, bieielbe 10 5u amen.
biren, baB fe erff am l. Sanuar 1905
In 2raft trsten ion. % tuiro ndmli&
aeboft, bab bic finanSielen wsrbdltniKe
Der etaot bis babin peientIi& gebeRert
iein tuerben, namentli& bur& bie per'
f&iebenen aeuen 2ieens.O rbinan3en etc.