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NOTICyl

Is hereby given to all parties hav.
ipg claims against the undersigned
to present them, duly itsmized and
swoTn,st his residence il, Kukui Lane
within thirty (30) days from the date
hereof, or they will b, forever bar
red; and all parties indebted to him
are hereby notified th at they must
make immediate pay ment of their
indebtedness at his residence as
aforesaid.
HENRY VIEIRA. SIR.
Honolulu, L Ii, Feb 2b, 1904.
2747- I'm
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Normal inspectors, we are given to
understand, pay their own travelling
expenses out Of their salaries, and so
does all the employees in the ofice Of
the Board Of Education. If all Govern
ment employees were to be treated in
like manner, instead of being allowed
to sponge upon the Government, all
might be great deal better but in
stead of that method being adopted by
others the taxpayers are made. the
sufferers, There should be no differ.
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A rumor is current that it is the in
tention of the Republican party of Ha-
waii not to have Prince Cupid, Dele
gate in Congress, as one of the dele
gates OF Hawaii to the Republican Ma
tional Convention. Go it, gentlemen;
do him up.
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Competing 10 Business.

The trouble with Auditor Fisher is
he thinks and worries too much about
that new cigar store at the corner, now
being run by q returned German Count
or something of the kind, near the
Elite and the Young Hotel We are
told to go there any evening and we'll
find Fisher around a table upstairs all
the evening. And the same may also
be said of Andy Brown with the steam
pump and mechanical supply Office on
Merchant street. Both of them, we
understand, are interested in these
concerns as silent partners. Govern
ment officials and employees should not
go into private business, for their time
will mostly be spent at them to the det-
riment of Government interest, and
now it is known what has happened
through their oversight and careless
ness. Let the Governor probe into
these matters.
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never seen therein.

Rather too high premiums are being
paid by the Government for lncompe-
tence. From one who claims TO know
what he is saying, Andy Brown does
not know ledger from cash book,
day book or blotter, and neither is he
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-03-12

a competent mechanic; and Sam John
son with regard to writing good and
correct English (conceding that both
are able to read), is not able to write
or spell correctly.
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nation.

It is about as good a time as we
know Of for interest-eatlng stocks of
goods to be sold to the insurance COM
panies. Times are hard, ana the short
est way to lump pile of money is not
to be overlooked
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hold his graft with frmness that was
worthy of nobler and better ends.

The appointment of Vivian Richard
son to be chief clerk OF. the bureau was
an admission that the boy knew more
about the office than he (Brown) him
self did And such was really the
case, as everybody having to deal with
the water works bureau very well
knew. The life preserver thrown out
to Richardson by Brown after the en-
bezzlement of public funds had occur
red shows that the superintendent was
not only willing to keep a. criminal in
Office under him but was willing to pro-
test him in his crimes. 1t was a notice to
young Richardson that in print would
look something like this: Go ahead;
drink, gamble, lose your money and
draw from the water works funds to
make good. If there is danger of your
getting caught l will hush the matter
until you can make up your shortage"
That is precisely the position of Mr..
Brown as expressed by his actions. He
was the abettor of the boy, Richard
son, in his aspirations to the life of
high-toned (?) gambler. What must
be thought of such man? A man old
enough to be the others father, lead
ing the latter by both precept and ex-
ample into life of crime degradation
and ruin! II Mr.. Brown has left with
in him one particle of shame he will
retire to obscurity and permit dis
appointed community to draw the veil
over the wreckage wrought by an i'll
spent life. :.
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Secretary Jack the Jolier' is, ac-
cording to information given out by
the other papers, to become our say
ious and great fnancier. Isn't he
great, this son of old Atkinson. oh,
you sneak! Let's now see what he can
do, and he'll no doubt succeed in the
attempt AS far back as known of the
chap there's nothing particularly
bright Or brilliant in his Uranium, and
now it is to be put to the test Great,
isn'p he, this Me-Too?
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Hearst as the man.

With us in Hawaii Mr. Hearst is the
logical candidate to support. Having
been reared in the next house (Cali-
fornia) to us he is our neighor and
friend. Mr.. Bryan is out of it; Mr..
Cleveland cannot be elected; Mr.. Whit
ney is dead. The most conspicuous
availability in sight today is Mr..
Hearst and a united Democracy, as
Mr. Hearst and fight tooth-an-nail in
the party-would ensure Democratic
success. 1t is worth while for the
Democrats Of Hawaii to concentrate Oh
Mr.. Hearst and fight tooth-an-nan in
the National Convention for his nomt
nation.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-03-12

Hats off to Governor Carter, He has
fixed the blame for the Vivian Rich
ardson shortage just where it belongs,
and the Government is rid of one of
its most expensive leeches.
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TOPICS or THE DAY.

During all this complaining about
the wet weather, no one has suggested
that Sam Johnson and Company be
called out to stop it.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1904-03-12

pills specihe in of Rheumatism Loeomotor
Aaxa Paralysis and other diseases of the blood and nerves
supply the elements build the blood
and strengthen in this that the pills effect
many of apparently widely different character
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1t was the expert accountants
(NIessrs. Sims and Ables) Of both the
House and Senate Finance Committees
that reported favorably of young Rich
srdsons work in the following lauda-
tory terms; 1T is pleasure to tes-
tify to the neatness, accuracy and eff
fciency of Mr.. E. " Richardson, Clerk
of the Department (of Water Works.
in the conduct of the affairs of the
Office" And he was really neat and
slick too. An apt pupil, to be sure.
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TEIE
Honolulu Soap House
1916 Smith ST., one door from King

GO QR PER CASE OF AZ 4s and
WU'OU SO bars each Of Mainland
Laundry Soap" 100 lbs, each case,
delivered TO any part OF this city.
Also l6 bars OF Soap for 81 90 and
soft Soap espacialtv Islaud orders
F y B wharf at Honolulu. In or
deriDg be careful to state number
OF bars. 27b2 tf
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soa GAZE.

9h nm LEAsEHcL.D ON BEnE.
GSiV'' taniA Stmst. 80 yearc
taSn Present net inoome S91 pr
ponth. Apply 30
WILiLIAASAVIDGE a. 90
20e Merchant Str
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EVERY AFTERNOON

Battered at the PO, once at Honolulu
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Rheumatism
LOCOmotOr Ataxia

is disease of the nerves successful method Of treat
nent is by remedy nutrition to the
Such a remedy
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spent life.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-16

Missouri has q 200 pensioners
who received last year sT,365,6T
from the government. The COM
missioner Of pensions In his report
recommends the passage of a law
that any man who Is convicted In
court oi an infamous crime shall
forfeit his right To u pension. Also,
the passage Of a law prohibiting
the giving OF pensions to women
who marry soldiers after the sold
icrs become pensioners.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-16
Middietown Chips.

rom 'S'
Uncle harvey "n''es'oc "e.
so'd III iarm' one mile sou.n o'
town. 70 Edgar Aidersoh Oh ,ne
hopcwen ncignoorhood' M
tract contains % acres anu orough'
sZe an mere
MISS oeftrudc hunt lett SUNDAY
to begin her schooi Monday In u
district near Beethoven.
). > smith n orawiord Oh
Middlctown each bought a town
lot In Buell. last week. smith VIII
build and operate a blacksmith
shop there ana Crawiord ousi-
ness house.
Mrs. Amanda Clare Is visiting
IN Montgomery CITY,
Homer SuSgett, oil Dunniean'
California, Is now mere on a WISH
to his father, Geo. II. Suggctt. II
is Homcr's first visit here since
leaving here II ear ago,
John II. Reed, who moved from
Canon CITY. Colorado, back Ia
Wellsyillc several months ago,
h.s ,,,,,,.5 IN Canon ci,v ,yo,r
,..--n.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-16
ABscEsS.

w. II. Harrison, Cleveland.
Miss, writes, Aug. 10, 1902: ~
want to say a word Of praise for
Billiards. Snow Linimcnt. step.
ped on a nail, which caused the
cords In my leg to contract and an
abscess to rise In my knee, and
the doctor told me that | would
have a stiff leg, NO one day I went
TO j. F. Lords drug store (who Is
now In Denver, Colo.) lie reco-
mendcd a bottle OF Snow Linimcnt;
l got a SOC size, and II cured my
leg. II Is the best liniment In the
world.
ABSCESSES, with few except-
ions, are indicative Of constipation
or debility. They may, however,
result from blows or from foreign
bodies, introduced into the skin or
flesh, such as splinters, thorns, etc.
Sold by City Drug Store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-16

A bill IL said to be now before
the Georgia Legislature which pro-
vides that no father shall pay a
poll tax. Fathers Of four children
shall be given the title Of captain
and Of six children the title Of
colonel by the state. Every
father Of ten children becomes 81.
oficio q member OF the Governors
stan. No bachelor will be entitled
to vote. Probably the father Of
twenty children becomes an ad.
miral or major-gcncral.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-16
ORDER OF


STATE M MISSOURI. -
cprNrS ~ rUuatnS. -
Plea. aud proceedings In circuit court at
said, AZ tho NAV. inl adjourned term tp-Nit
Monday Anrp,i 9Th. lyll. before the Hon
ofthlr " ". Inh..nn. luds" y III. iith JUL
ciai cifruit " Missouri aud Judge ~ the
court. III. fpllpNing smnng other pr'tcccd-
inss were had, tn-sit3
state ~ Nl-purL. At the relation
aud "a The ~. ~ ", l. Gtuln"r.
Collector ~ Revenue ~ Mont
Fiainun. rnfnrrr
Lnnisa Rn.iow,Lv. Defendant.
Now IN thi, .th dag ~ August. i',L come,
plaintln hy H. attorneys. and u appearing u
~" Satt.fncilnn ~ ~" rputt that d~'f"ndlni,
Louisa k~pria~'. ring"i nv slminon'd w.
publication i~ made modifying her that an
artinn hts hr"n rniumchr'l against h.t ~
suunty la n, .tat.uf Ml..uufI the ubisst mud
general mature ~ Whirh IL 10 pnfnu'c the lien
~ the statru Z Missouri. fur t1krs uiHlu the
following described lhnd situate ~ Mont!
gumsry ruuuty. Missouri tn-Nlti lots ~ 10
and isin hls'k IN Nuhlusnu's adiitiuu ~
tity ~ Montgomery, Nus ana ~ rsuy"r the
nmount ~ ttNp- M said land Tor the years
AZ the nest regular term ~ hi, court. a. i'
begun Hui held at th" court huusg ln The ritS
cry. aud STAT. n Missouri. ou ~. SECOND
Monday IN November newt. ini aud Tile
au.wrr ~ uthrrwis. picai 4" said plain
tn priiunn. tht same eiil H. taken A. runs
fessDd and Judgment uul'r'd accordingly.
II l. further ordered that copy hrrosif h.
published ln the Montgomery IHtnrNr, 70
newspaper printed aud published 1T Mont.
eumrry county. Nis~pufl, Tor four weeks
surc'.slyoly, the last Insertion Ia h. o. least
hftcen days before M" hfst day ~ The neat
regular term ~ thl, court
CLERKS CERTIFICATE.
STATE al MISSOURI. -
tnrNTy ur MONTGOMERY, -
I. Everett Riftnu. clerk ~ th" rln'uii court,
~ Mont umcry rnunty Missouri do hereby
certify that ~" Above aud foregoing T. htruv
copy N the order ~ publication In the cause
therein named. A. fdily "a, the sam. appear,
~ record IN my office.
witSFss my hand as CLERK and the seal ~
- said court, bone AZ office Ia city
irtAi NJ Montgomery count and state
49, aforesaid, this lst diy ~ sep
TENDER, lgi, EVERETT HNk1DN.
Circuit Clerk
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L. A THOM PSON,

A TTuiNEl Ar LAW. urir. In Court
IA Hpu.o. Montgomery City. Ma.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-16
The Vermont Election.

There IL much Significance to be
attached to the Vermont election
which vas held on Tuesday the
9th. For the last two decades
whenever the September election
in presidential years gave to the
republican candidate for governor
OF that state a plurality exceeding
3 900 II has invariably been fol-
lowed In November by the elec-
tlon of the republican candidate
Tor president.
As the republican plurality for
Charles j.. Bell for governor cx-
cccds 5000. It IL an indication OF
the Of President Roosevelt
and his party In November.
II was hardly necessary to have
Vermont give to the public this
pointer.
Judge Parker has not gained
anything since his speech OF ac-
ccptcucc. This was u disappoint-
mcnf 10 his friends and especially
TO hls newspaper hackers. who,
because OF his telegram to the st.
Louis convention predicted great
things. Judge Parker however,
In his speech of acccptnnce did
no,i,, -.ir,Io noro.,anh s,,ILo
p'"p"' ~
Popu'ar 'hotu IN inc puoi'c
heart.
In answer to n letter written him
,s IA vh,, n, u,,n, 4, nj so,,,h
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-16

Every part of the mucous mem
branc, the nose. throat. cars. head
and lungs, etc, ARE subjected Ia
disease aud blight from neglected
colds. Billiards. Horchound Syrup
IL a pleasant and effective remedy.
2jc. Doe, sI.00. W. Akcndrick.
Valley Mills. Texas. writes: 81
have used Billiards. liptrhound
Syrup for coughs aud throat
troubles; II Is a pleasant and
most effective remedy Sold by
City Drug Store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-16

The butchers strike which ended
In n disastrous ilLllc last week
resulted In n loss OF 100000 In
wages to the mcn who walked out
and a loss OF 81, $685. 900 in profits
to the packers. The 5000 work.
crs who laid down their tools July
" and left the plants are poorer II
not wiser men than before they
took this III -adviscd action. The
original cause Of the strike was a
demand by the butchers union
that the packers pay to unskillcd
workmen Isl cents an hour. The
packers refused to grant this de-
mand, but proposed an arbitration.
This was agreed to and a few
steps were taken by both sides to
carry Il into execution. An ad-
justmcnt OF difficulties once was
practically reached, when through
a misunderstanding or the insin .
certify OF one or both OF the partie !
trouble arose and the strike wa /,
resumed. The packers proved toe
much for them and the men have
now asked to be taken back agair
at the same wages they were
getting before. President DonnelI
has proved to be a great failure. 4
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-16
Secretary Hay to Young rten.

eS5etuI vuoy ~ tOuuk seU.
In o recent speech secretary John
Hay gave special attention TO the
young voters Of this country and
II contains some excellent advice.
Secretary Hay Is recognized "a one
OF u ablcst men and n born
statesman. Advice from him Is
worthy OF attention by the young
men of the United States. Mr..
Hay said In part: al want to say
a word to the young men whose
political life Is bcginning. Any
one entering business would be
glad Of n chance to become one Of
an established firm with years OF
success behind IL. Everything
great done by this county In the
last fifty years has been done UNI
der the auspices Of the republican
party. l. not this n priceless
essctp Lincoln and Grant, Hayes
aud Garfield, Harrison and Me-
Kinley secure In the
heaven of famc-they are all gone.
leaving small estates In worldly
goods. but what vast possessions
In principles, memories sacred
associations! IL Is n start In life
to share that wealth. In u form
Of government there must be two
parties. But what young man
would not rather belong to the
party that does things, instead
OF n that always opposes
them; to the party Of the
dawn, rather than that OF the sun
sctY For fifty years the republic
can party has believed In the
country and laborcd for IL In hope
and joy; has rcvcrcnccd the flag
aud followed II; has carried Il
under strange skies aud planted
It ON far-rcccding horizons; has
ser the nation grow greater every
year and more respected; has seen
the county extend it, intercourse
and It's influence TO regions un-
known To our fathers. Yes, II has
never abatcd n iot or title OF the
ancient law imposed upon Us by
Godfcaring ancestors. The o
stitutlon Of our fathers has been
the light to our feet. Our path IL.
and will ever remain, that OF
ordered progress, Of liberty under
the law. But We are not dauntcd
by progress. We are not afraid
Of the light. The fabrics our
fathers buildcd will stand all
shocks Of fame or fortune. While
there will always be a proud
pleasure in looking back on the
history they made, the coming
generation has the right 10 an-
ticipntc work not less Important.
W. who are passing oil the stage.
bid you, as the children OF Israel
cncampiug by the sea were bid
den, to 20 forward. We whose
hand al no longer mold the liam
Ing torch pass II on to you that it,
clear light may show the truth to
the ages that are to come"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-16
Our Subseripuon Rates.

The subscription price of the
Montgomery TRIBUNE Is one dol
lar n year. In advance. We also
club the Tribune with the It. Louis
Globe Democrat itwicc- a-wcckl
for Si.ij q year for both papers
Clubbing rates with any other pa
pcrs II desired. n
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-16
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER Is, 1901


II IL the dictum Of n Kansas
newspaper that ia true christian
life n be better lived up to on a
farm than anywhere else" Still,
when the on mule kicks a hole In
the endgatc OF the only wagon,
the old COW gets n foot in the milk
bucket, and the SOW takes her
offspring for n promenade In the
garden. there will be thoughts and
language OF an unchristian char
actcr.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-16

Barlcy's Ice crcam with or with
out soda; Is the best make and
very delicious to the taste. Call
and try II. IN
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-16
cLrnks CERTIFICATE.
STATE OF NILSSON H.
InrNIN az MnNInnMNMN.

Remember. we are still serving
those delicious sundacs, phospha-
ties and Ice cream soda.
40 J. X. BARLEY.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-16

Melton "a,
enforce.
tax lien.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-16

Now % this slth day ~ August, laal, comes
plhlntiu by IT. attorneys, aud II appearing tn
the satisfaction " III. court that the de-
f.ndtnt, Louis Grof. cannot be- I'm
this action, u Il ordered by the court thiit
puhlication he made. notifying him that an
actiun hls i-cn commenced against him hy
petition ~ the circuit court of Mnntgnue cry
county, In the state ~ Missouri, the Object
aud general nature " which IL Ia cnfor,n IN,
len 81 the state OF Missouri. Tor taxes upDn
No following described land, sit unte Ia
Montgomery. county, Missouri, to-wlti Lots
- aud iain block sin ~fergusnn's addition Ia
city o. MONTGOMERY, Mo, and IN recover the
nnlnnni ~ taxes on said land for the year
Iso. Ihnt unless he be and appear at the
mex. regular term Of this courtt Il be- teQun
ana hcld AZ the court house, In the city ~
Montgomery, In the county of Montgomery.
and the state Of Missouri. on The ssaond
Monday In November next, lv0i, and Gie
answer or otherwise plead Ia said plaintiff,
peiitlni, mo same will he taken a, com
fessrd anu Judgment rendered accordingly
itls further ordered thai n copy hereof h.
published In thu Montgomery Tmbrsr. n
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-16
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
A az MISSOURI, q.
tuiNfN ~ MOsTUDaYuy,

srArt Of NM,ssornn IS.
Pleas aud proceedings In circuit court nt
city ~ Montgomery, county and stat. afnru-
said, y, the Nay ipl, adjourned term t0.Niti
Monday August .-th, ii.i, l.fur- the iiOn
ornhlr " W, Johnson, Judge ~ the nth
judicial circuit ~ Missouri, and fudge ~ this
court, the f~illowlng among other proceed
inps scr. had, to-witi
state " Missouri, NJ the relation
and tn III. u. ~ W. l. Glrlner,
Collector ~ Rr,rnu. ~ Mont Artiun 4.
gom.ry county, Missouri, .nfpr,..
Plaintiff, tnx lien.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-16
Or. THoS.

RE>inrNr DENTIST Crown and i,rlde.
~ nufh a speciality pnltp IN Chndwirk
building Montgomery tltl, Mo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-26
8efanntmadnngen.
8crfauf DUn
100000 Der 31@'prp5entigcn Yin
lei6cn Der StaOt Baltimore uon
1929, 1913 nno 1915.

Snrscruuae.glugcUUtc pcrnen Dis 9onneritag,
Sc, q Cftohcr 1904. inn WaDurssNiireuiI, 3dtbs
boirs baltimore, eutgcacr geIIorlnen, tnr ben
gufouf bes gauieu @ctrages ooer trgeno efnee
sbriles non 100000 rcgtfrirten Sbltgattoheh
her atapt Baltimore, 3iHien trn8euo III Der
Nntr upu 81 9ru5cut idbrlidl, balbi1brlt6 5abls
bnr i'm Sunuar uno Suli uno e%inIoSbnr am L..
Sorror 1910. 0te 3iuien beginner am 1, 5uIt
1901.
7ieie SbIioutionen perben FRAT Der am 10.
Gftpbcr 1902 QcncbmiGter @eroroning gtr. 81
nerausaabt, ncl6e Die @us9abe BON 81 100000
Ri Dem 3ipcdc nutortiren, Dttttel fir Die Nnsz
npbu,rro neg unteriroif6en 9oHouitensS ~ items.
relhcs inter grIftht Der eleftrifden Gonntiiton
in tlrbcreinitimmunG NIT Dem 246. adpttel Der
Staatsoeicbacbung bon Wlar0lano bon 1902 ae'
bott ptro, aufitbringcn; oic gtnleibc ut am /.
Sanlar 1883 einI6Sbur,
5errer pcrocn sur icIbeu Seit lno am ieIbett
Crte Surocrnnqe.N uacbutc entaeget 9eIlnnlilleH
fir ben Nntauf bes nan6cu Sctru9es poer trseno
eineS SbcIlcs uou $4,000 Der SbltGattnneH Der
stabt Baltimore, 3iuicu trngeno ~ ocr Hate
puu 81 gruScut idGrlidl, Bablbnr i'm SdrIliar
unn Gull. Die 3iulcu b~cgtnnett am 1. Suit
1904.
gieIe CbItQationen ~9tuSadbc ertulgt aif strait
Der am IA. Cftober 1902 a%enebmigten &erorhs
NINA Or. sc. melhe Die 9uI9gabe bon 81. 100000
3neds strengthening lno @crbeiferung oeS &ais
ferfhftens rno Der Nufer8ufubr u%ltoriitrt III
IlebereiHitimmuna nit oent $50. Aupttel Der
gtte Der Staatsaeicbaebung bon 9ParOIdnO oot
1902. Sic Inleibe 1T einI6Sbdr am ]. Natltar
1913.
5crner pcroen am fclben Srtc mo 5lr icIbelt
Belt Observation-Disclosures enIGegcn 9enol1I1elt
fir ben glufauf bcs gaH5cn Gctragcs DoCr irgeHo
zines 1Bcilcs uuu S1O7 900 Der E6lignttpneu
Der etaot Baltimore, Siuiru trngcnc sur Nate
Uuu az 9ruScnt idbrlid bnlbidbrli6 3ublbdr am
eriien Wlir3 llto am eriten Sepicmber teoen
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tender 1904.
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5. SitobCr 1895 geuebmt9tcl &crorbnlllg 9tr.
1877 berui5Qubt, bic @~usGabe bon 81, 600, 600
bon Cbltgutiouen fir Barrie, 9IIisoebnung Oct
g&aiier5ufubr mo Den Ban pes nGnel @erifiss
a]ebduoes in ltebereiHilimmuna nit Dem t45.
aupitel Der wife Der stnutsaeieG0cbuu9 bon
WlarDIuno bon 1894 aitoriftreno, lno iit am t.,
MFRS tg45 Cinl0sbur.
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a]ntionen glIsoubcn UNI miro an Steae Der Sus
bubcr o~erielbcH ole pom Staute WiarNIGHo bar
auf crbobcncu Steucrr be5u6leH.
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Den Frditocuten Der 6iuur8sG onmiidre %uoreiitrt
uno nit y@ropofols ior Baltimore Sim Stod"
be3ei6uct iein.
Gus jtcht blcibt oorbebnlien, irpcHo ncIbc
uno atle g~Iuaebote Al Ocrperfen.
NiltDu snuiuocn,
8rditocnt Der 5innn5. Gommifdrc.
Z. Scpea 5bpmne, GIcrf.