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S~laocmcinc Stantsaclctc.


ncuer stbi6niit Dem griiiel % oeS Gnocr Der
dIgenteinen Stddtsgciete, bctitclt peorporutios
men, " lnieriitel rScrftdcrutQss SeparteI1ents. 4"
6igetiiat lpcroeu ioa. oer ADfhnitt 1851 pes
ttaurt lperbelt. Dem Nbfnnitt 1856 iolgeH uI6
f359[. - Ser IN Sefiior 1875 bieIcs Strti.
fcIs OurpcfnriebeHe SIusluei5 oher @~usueiie,
pelde Dem Serii6erungSsG ommiiidr eiIqerei6t
nerocu miiiieni m6gcH fir ods Sa6r, iuclcbca
am 81. Se6cflbcr 1908 eroetc, am uoer Dor
bent l.. SUli 1901 eiltgerei6t tueroer. anitdtt
In Der ,Seit ubcr oen Soften. ipelfe In 9%lbid5uitt
1856 oicfes NrtiteIs p~oraefbrieben iino, mn6
Der &eril6cruHqss6Omuifid fol- niht Der
ptIidtet icirL Ata3llgc aus Dem befugten Wins
lueio pocr gllsucileIl Dor Dem f.. ScptenIber
1904 81 nerbifentltden. mic cS in I6id1nitt
1870 oicics Nlrtiicls bnracf6ric6en 1T, nod,
ieiHcIt idbrIibCu Ncribt an Den @ofnernrur
Dor bieier 3cit eiu8urcincH, ipic buracfhriebci
I'M unlcrsstbthnitt 10 oes gbi6uitiS 1873 bic
les 9trtifcls.
.. 9l6ibuitt. - limo cs ici hermit beroros
net, ouB oicfc wife bonn SdtIm ibrcr In1aDs
nc an in Strait trecH iuu.
@calnubtgt AM Z. Stpril 1904.
OLD
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..safe HeppHt Gumpnnh."

P-H Pl
Cine 9fte, eincn pcitcren Abfdnitt benz Ar.
tifef y oeS Gpber Der Ansemrinrn 5ifcrt.
Linen. @eiese pom MiarpIauo, Sitel ,2pr-
poratteaen" bin5niuhiseH, Der nle III.
idlnitt 22fN, uItcrtitel pSaie Tcppiit
Gumpaguie'u" bctnnrt ietn uno bic &c.
oingnngen oeiiuiren nno beidrdnien ion,
inter peldlen es 0er'ualtern, Seqnriteru
porr GndlfaRperwaltern poer anocren der.
traHrnsperiOncn, iueldlc Sniten uoer Spin.
ben tn Stablfammcru tn oieicm Staate
mittben, geitattet iein ipa, .3uaana mao
@iHitdlt 81 oeniciten in Eeripn GDer omrd,
Sielpertreter al babeit.
BON WinrpIanb oerfiiet. paB Gin nericr glbs
thnitf benz Irtifel % oes Gooer Der NQqes
fiteincn offentltd1en @efete, lttel Corpora
ton" .1ili6ngetist lperbe, Der ale abtbulti
beiannt Lein nno Dem sibi4nitt 221 b~eiaetet
Iriiiels ioIger mo oieien sSprtldit bubet iun.
9lbf6nitt 22iA. - 8eine 5dfe Sepoiit Gonts
pd9nie oIe utter pen @eiesen aieles ooer eis
ooer eines lerritoriIms Der 8ereinigtcn Stunz
ten incorporirt 1T uno ba5 6eiddft betrcibt.
perfhloifene aniten ODER Spinoet iir bic Infs
beroobruna ODER itHere eegnne bon Seluritdl
ten ODER s8ertbpapieren in eineHt 6eu0lbe ibs
rec @ebdiioes ooer inter ibrer 9untrole irs
rerbuIb oiefes Stadtes at bernietben. u1o feline
10 bef6afttgte Corporation in oieterl Stddte.
inn tueoer 3utrttt uHo Giniiht dn eirenl. 5iuei
g1dIuBne1unltern ooer anoere aeutetnthdfts
li6e Nettrunenspertonel g%eltatteii, an bic tie
eineit staften obcr cine Sptnoe. in ibrem Ges
iuoIbe iiir bic anfbeuabrlil9 ooer it6ere Sage
rung nuft Sefuritdtelt ooer an0ereH Nertbfas
dert. 81 ibrer Beripaltungsmaffe .eeborelio, oers
intellect bat, NOD folbcrf Sutritt unb folde
Giniidt In ioIder 5duen in ahecrer sseiie 9es
%lt1iicr, ais eurd dlle iolhe Sermieiber IN Rers
ion. oereu ueberiebeioe ODER statfolger: not
ton tie IN 5nllen. in oeIett Elm Staten ooet
cine Spinoe al eiTen &eripalter, Seuieiter,
9lud,Inbneripdlter ooer dnoere gertrduersper4
ion ihr feIhe Sipede periHietbet III, 5uiritt occr
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Id8emcine Gtoot3aclcbc.

Ion u6er 8erioHcu uuoefeprrh ictu. bic 0as
nuie, GIeleii, 9teierooirs IiinlcIs. S1mnIe,
SLouuIlonti I. Npornntsu. SuuptrbbreIt, )tobret,
Gunap, n,ui~HleH mo WidfbtHCrlCH, ote einer
eoHlpu4lle. Ilr Die Q~ieternn0 pom lSaier iiir
3alsDeoatt Observation-Disclosures ooCr Subrifds
nGns5lUtuH Vpet ctIen o~ertelbcU Ilcicril, III hos
,U,u,Het <eellt 6u oerhinoc1, 81 uitlerorGDen,
araH5upleH uSet ju beeiutrihit0cil ooer letdts
UlIla ~ guhopdbeit. ooer irdCuo luClfc 8crbtItz
onlg NH lrgefto Deldh.u fpIhcr Naudlc. Glelen.
ge,stou'tS AuItiiel. @romlfpliJiC Canine, So'
btIIouH9eiL .80pfen, 9entiic. Eumufmdf6iHeH
ooet 4tal1illerle'n ber3uitclcu nit Der Abs
~, ."lt9es YSuner 8l berfdNuCUoeH ooer gu Ne
M me6i n = pogr III lraeilo etncr 25ctle ole llr ote
MISUNDERSTANDING oes gSuficrcpu'iyIte peordliften
Mlelet III pnnobabeu. tpeuu iuIhc Bcrion ODER
Ferlonen lli0 bon folder GumuuOnie ou8u att
l0tiliri ooer ,dlqettent Iino. unruus9eicbt. oaB
2t ~ sa nlsIeu AIte IN lrQcno clilc( Ssclle olc
Nf,f5ttut utoetpa9lllg ltH0 Gnuirolc oet yti7
II. llvuiiiultH Hpet ole NuHulC. Lleucil, Helers
oolrs. Aillnel, @rbauipiiric. Canine, 0poruiIs
ielI, 9allplrogren. R6DreIt. G0nouiteIb %erbtIls
oml9eiI 9ap1er, 8entiie, 2uWVfnaldiucIt uto
WtglhiHerte'n Der 8uier sGompuGutc'u bcelus
dtuWlINCH lou, llo6 fol- irgcU0 GlpNS III oieft
Sl,ite mn ,lr1eilo eiuem fest iu tugcrio eltCr
%Hln,3lpu55ini oeltcbeloen Ac1ic " eohlllli
IoniIleIi. Serotonlnaen in @C,uQ uui H1o Sllr
Heallllrun8 folder 98aficr. Gompu9nic'n nn5ls
rcbmttt.
9l6t6nitt 500. 2raenO cine gcrfou ooer Der.
l9net iQsine ger ueberlretlt1R irGeilo ciiicr Der
%orl6rtfiet. oes uprBergcHtgotl Ibftniitcs
lbulol9 beltttoel miro, lou cIncs Ncrgehcys
lhHIol9 ernbtet luo nndD llrDcytibrIl1g hct IL
oeiI ~ e'I NS @eiangniBttrqio o3ll ni3t rleDr.
uis leWs WEoInleH pocr elmer NclnlltuIe pom
rtht ftcDr, ala fiinfbunoert 2puars 5000 ooer
5I .&eloell nab 6uin6ten ocs @cribice pcrlrs
l0ellt oetoefL oeriiipt ieopn. ouB iclrc Der gca
llilnInungeF oieler sttte nut Carroll Souni0 Nc
?. glbi6nitt. llno eS MIN fcrncr OcrorOuet.
6dB otelc wife bonn 3aQc Ibrcr InndOlne an
in Arnft ircten fou.
@enebrli9t am g. 9(prtl 1901.
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Bic AnfnubHe ppp Sbput6sfsa nni @ruHO.
Gigeutbum.
EHA Lii

JbD. AuNIICs
Giue Mite sur Gimiiigmng riues ucnsu nh.
lmnttts 5uHi f6. HTtifcl Der Nlaemetneu
oUentltdlen 8elcge Uuu WiarglauU, ,uclhe
ats IOlhlnitt l9SA befaHHt leiu Hub MT
mrttelbnr nam Abibuitt 19S hes gcndnn.
len Hrttfets, iuelmer AMI bic Scfugniiie Der
@crldltC, GrlambrtR 5nr NMinnBme uoH pgs
StIeien nnt WrnnnetgeHtbnnt, mrlhcs 5u
NadllniieH gebnrt, c%rtbetleu, Se5ug pbat.
/. NolDlIltt. - Gel ee uun Der ebcieBaebuuu
bon MidrDlnnO Oerillgt, odB btermit Der is. Nrs
ttiei Der ottentllbeH dtldeHreiHeIt s~l5elepe pun
ItuthlaHo. Gltel Observation-Disclosures Ser
taute." elm Hemer g%bfbHitt netcher ais Wbs
ldnttt t9S4 heiunnt fetli 'itjIo nnnllttelbar nudD
Npi6nllt JOS oes eepalttlleH nsltiitels iolget
neH SSorIlultt bubeII toll: ~
HbtbHltt 1851. Su alien Sdtler, 100 cine
ODER rIebrere BcrioneH SUI elnert SrbtbeiI be
redttgt ltito, e%ltluener INT S~eb8citen oper be-
liirlnIie Sabre, grllHo5tusfret. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
nit bcioHocrel1 ooer qthitttitrieul, 9fffln6IHs.
ooer Irgeiio elm uHocrer oeIttltrttt be9reit5ier
oher beoIl9lHasluellet Ha6InB, III SdHoercicIt.
uoer uue Ferlonen. luelde 8i Dem Jteit oocr
Qeberrelieil. b%eitatoia nOer poriibergebeno, su
eltem eGeiutoril1en Sermdd ttib uoet Serriiidltz
ItneIl, ooer irgeHo CIHem aHoerct glntbetl, be
lldlotg nner oOtitberge1cno, i'm betretienocll
Sdno i%utereiiirt ltno. lam aIf ous @elleh IT.
getO elmer Der intereilirien Yartctcn in ben Sc
utDtel, nemI Gue Hdrteteu IO6tntebmct oer
&erballoluTtgen ltno, b~eUedbtIpt nm uin Tbeil
lcbneil, uno iuenu IS oeH betreifeHoeH Bar
teieIl bOrtbellbdlt ertbetHL laIll clIe uepetl,us
gt1ig oerlelbell ourf 10potbci BON StattHt ges
ben, mo lie iprlIer Der ATtldge ODER Depot
ton ooer Der 9Ipplifattpn ocs SrIofcS ieiner
loldct SDpotbcf 10 nerfiigCIt, I'M oet betrefz
tenoen @arteICH, lpelbc our6 Die uriprilnglide
SelitnlTni1B ourdD 10 oerbbpotbetirte Sdnoerele1
Den gtueCn ulIo ole 9SnDitDdt ~oerlelbell at IL
ferii, mo aue iolbe SefrCte iollen aue luldc
Rcrloncn biHocll. ob ie eS icieu uoer ntht, mel
te ult beiGgtes gdno 9lniprIb erbeben uoer CT
beben ntoaelt. inter irgeno elnem oct betbeilip=
ten Farielel %befuateH9 etreis oocr inter irgeno
ellter Berlon, BON lpeider etne Der Yurtetcu
6u lulbcm Nefret beuniprubclL pocr ulter Dem
our6 oelI mipriinGlihcn <el ODER ons Ieftus
mem. ourb peibe loldDe beltll1mt beareIl6te ooer
beoI1gungsuciiell ga6ldiie, init llebcrreilen ooer
eIeinTurtlbcu &ermantHlieE. gelCDopit poroeIl
mn, uno beiugte pDputbeien III uebereiHffirtz
mula FOLDER Grluiie ausgeIiIbrt linn, iolelt, bic
9tnDi1lc uto SHtereticIt III gcuuIntcn YdnoGs
teIeH BON dlet iolneu Berfonen, Oh Iie babel
oen.
2. glbf6nitt. ~ limo fei es ferner uerorouet
odB otele Nite bonn Guge lDrcr gnna6mc an
in STRAIT treten fuu.
9eiiatiat am 8. aprtI 1904.
Q42,4-5)
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Sttiblc fir gcrtduirriuncu.
10. H-I.

Gtne 9ftc fhr ben geiocrrui ore -. Nrtilels,
9otdnltt i'm, 6cS 6oorT oct aii9emetnen
SStaatS9eleFet 1itsI g@treTs9en gno
StfatehI' uiltertttet uWClunoDctt," yVeFs
tnhtertnhcr, Sttllc fir uhO SIR Wteocrs
%ailnnbnic o~etieibcn nit Amcnoententen.
Hblfrlti. Ss miro ben ht MtGrDldHoer
hes gooer Der dugemeinen Sluntegciebe, Iitcl
p&erbredcl lI1o Strafcn, l~lUtCrtltcl oSciunha
Dclt," Sertnlt1ertHncIi Stiblc lit" bierrtit
iplocrrulcl mo nit In1cuocnCnlcu mteocr an
luutei:
ahtduiti t47@ vie gjRcui6imcr oocr DC
tiger BON traeno meldent Guocidlir, o1obbing"s
0oer GIgrossSueilpudrensyu0Cll. Nur5udarCllz.
Fllbipnurelta ooer irgenb @luCIdcnl uilocren Sc
l6dtte, IN pcIdbeu irgeRo iuclhr pctbli(0crl Ser
lnnterinnel ODER ntlocre luclhltAc glnaeiteute
sum .3luede Der 0eoieluug mes FtbltiumS be-
l0dtttgt itno, ioaen fin icoc Giu5cIrc bon fuldben
luetbltdcH gHgeitelteH ciHCu Sttbl pocr Git
beldnltcll, ouilllt otciclbCil. WcHI nc niht thai
lddlth nit Der Nllsfithrlug non &cridrtteu
ooer SdGerdulrabntcil, uoCr In nuocrcr 2Sclic
nit Der Grleoigllta anoercr Rillhten, 6lI nercH
NllSitbl1g lie cIlqugirt fem nlOIcn. hcidhdttiRt
lllo. cine @eleaeitbett bnbct nioaelt lid dlls5lls
ruben mo bari eS oeniclhcn nlbt ncrbuten lucrz
Den, iib elmer iulheu SelcQrnhCit III b%coienen.
SrgcHo elmer bon iul6eH NCiGcrll oocr @tqeuz
t%bitiicrI, Oct es berfinHct OOcr lid iueincrH
lolte. ben @orl6riften bieics 9Ibi6nittS ladb5us
%tofttleH. lul cttes Sergehcus uH0cilaGt mo int
Sale Der uchertiibrittg 81 clHcr Struiacbiibr
non nidt pcHigcr, nls 6ebu Collars $50, ItOh
nichr, ais eI1buitoert S0lurS lSl00) iilr Die
crite lcbertretlllG berurtbciIt lucrocu; mo I'M
Sale, hnb iol6er @eitber uncr Gtgcntbiimcr
tnrtfubrcn foute, Die &uri6riitcu oicies Ibs
ihtlltts at nltBnOten, lou ocriclbe elmer STRAIT
qebitbr 81 Der Hdte bon ciuCnt Collar ($1.00)
pro Id9, tialid, Fir ieocu Stlbl uocr Sib. ben
CT 10 ieincn ~befdqte1 glHNctcItcn 5i liefcru
pcrnnhldiiigcn louie, nnterpOricn peroen,
81 iuH bic Hfli6t Der @cbbroc poer pes Sc
pdrtcmcHtS ltr @ciuItobtii ooCr bcsC5cfurhbciis
Golni1tiidrs oocr oct @0mniiidre bon StiotcH
IIn0 Grtidnitcu i'm Stautc iCiI. III ocrunlulier.
ooB oteter I6i6nitt ollsactitbri wcroe, mo
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Scfenerung unn Gorpprntipnen.
40 A~NsAa

cine wife Sur SinSniieuus eiues wciteren NIB.
fduitts Suni Trttfef Gin mn adtSia beg SO.
Der Der ofieutftdlen anncmcinen 8eiese
@drnlnno's, Sitcl ,36fie nno Stsueru,"
llntsrtttel rSsblung non eteurrn seitenc
Gorpprntiunen," abidlnitt SfN folseno nno
gcnGnnt .Nbfdnitt SfS."
+. Ibfbniit. - Sci es bon Der 8efebaebuna
bon Wldrblano aneeorbnet. enb ein '~iueiterer
Mbidnitt bierrtit benz slrtifeI einnnoadhtsie pes
9ooer Der 6tteHtIi6eu alaeuieinen @eiebe eou
WSar9Iano. 1iteL r3oa nio Steuerr. l~interiitel
"3dhiuna bon Steuern Seiteus Gorporaiioner,"
~3ugefilat tpcroe, pel6er benz abI6nitt s6M fol-
gen une gbi6nitt fe3slnoa6t5is 9 geitarni
gtbf6niti seq. - Seine Der g%eitimmunaer
bes abi9niitS sc. biefes strtifeIs lou lid in
iraer,o einer 8etie duf trecnb ipcIde gpnr,
banfen, Snfiiiute poer Gorporationen be5iebcn.
ooer uift5iren, ipeIhe Elm 0apitaI bon ;iuansia
3dnfetb Dollars ooer me5e bnben. ous aenudh
ben Stnntsgeieseu ~iteHerbar lit. mp Die rur
Sepotiten gu etner. feftaefetten lSniersfenrnte
ariehmen. aber feiue tuerp ertIitten ceer mo.
uutIidct Sepoftien.
2. Ibfhniti. tlno fei eS ferner perorouef.
baB bieie elite bonn Gage ibrer Irnabme an
in drait trete.
eierebrriat am 1. slpril 1904.
U424-5)
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3srabrung BON eissntBam.

Cine Mite, I'M Sipri peitcre gtbfdnitte cent
Nrtttel "a oee Suoer Der %aitgemeinen
StantcarieBe put WinrAiauo, Sttel ,,9cr.
Drerhru nHo citrate" ilutertitel t~Sbsptnise
3erftornng ouu 0iacnibnm" hinsn III I'll.
gcn, bic ale Ibfr1nitte 59G unb SD be.
farrt iriu fufiru.
I. abi6nitt. IS fet bon Der etnaiseeies,
9ebunp bon OidrDldro nerfigt. onb griiTeI 81
hes Gober Der %dlgemeiuen Stuutsecfebe bon
llarhluno, IiteI Serbre1en lno Sirdte. d"
lntertitel a@bstptaiee Serit6rnna bon 9i9eii,
tbum. " hiermit burh ole ptr6ufiiaiHa bon Sluei
nelleI slbthniiien nlnenoiri perne. ole oireit
butter Nbihniti soy e~ingefiiat tuh ais gb4
fhniit sos nHo 59S befunnt fein mo icIpeils
ncn g~Surtlalit haben follen:
abiAuiit 500. IS ipa fir ireeRo cine @ers
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Naacmeine etaatsscietc.

@iufi6t u~nocrmeitig g~eitditeTt. ais loldem Sers
maltcr ODER dnDcrrr SertrnueHsperlon III ser
toH ooer ieiuen Na9tolgern; oorutsgeleet 1ea
oudb, oab IN iulncn 5uQCn, in oener &c i1riTta
lib i'm WiieibscoHtrnit lir eIlen iolden &nifelI
cher SpIHoc unoerlpeltIg uentngt uiIo fpl al
len WiIctberH uHter8eibnet III, uoer IN oetleit
cine fdrittlihe GuamG6t uher utoere ihriftIts
decentralization, BON aIen Wiiet6cril llHier3eld
net. oocr mcnn cine obcr Itebrcre iolbe Bez
lugnitie. al eiuc1 ubcr nlcbrerc ilbertrnaelt, iols
heii 3utrItt ooer @lHiiht filr etIlelI ooet f1ebrere
aus tbrcr 3ubl in Rerlon Ooer Steunertreflig
dlitoriitreno, lOu ber 5ntrit in uebereinltlnL
flliHg mt ben 8eoiHBHngcl ocs i6rtiti0eu
WttetDss GoHtrditcs ooer Iiuumucbt g~eitaltet lein.
@enebnitot AM II. Ntdr5 1904.
G424-5)
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Der 3nitan0 Der lett mebreren
Sagen erfrontten @attin ocS oitrci.
dliiden 9oti6aiterS 9aron BON Sen.
gelmiiller in @oibington lit @eiora.
nib erregenb.
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Anspciie uuu gcridernnss.S rpariements.
$40. Gapiief. ~
etne Wife, etnen neucn Abidlniit BEN artttel
% ees 0nocT Der alaemeineu Stnatsaes
iese, SiteI rGorppratiuuen," untertitel
nVertdernnqS . teparteuette." SuinLi.
aen. Der ole. Nbingitt t23N petaHmt teih
uno BEN Abimnitt f23 fplgttt ioh.
! ahldnitt. IS piro bieronrn ppu oer
@eieeeeellle bon @iarplano peroronet oaB eils
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N~Gnemeinc staatsaeiebc.

N|uuapoIts. DO, i'm Mai 1904.
gir beQlaubigef bierourdb, onB ole berf6ies
hcncH bicrHnb qebrudicu afic Der @cfebaes
nuug aeHdte slbfnrifien Der berihieoenen @fie
iino, mo odB oas Satum Der @%eue0miguug
elmer iencH fuEd0eu Ifte am @nbe o~etfelbcit
rld1tip uugeGebeH IT, iino huB beiugtc Gfte ocr
@eieggeblnG Der Si6u1g BON 1901 oieicniqen
giie limo, mcl6e bonn SnubcrHcur mn bcin
@cHcralz 9niunlt 3Ir Serjifeutli6ung bcitimutt
muroCu.
@biuiu %nriielo, @ouOcrncur.
Spcnccr s.. Suucs,
@rtitoeHt oc5 GcuaicS:
George y. @ucrBart,
Sprebcr oc5 Uncertainties;
9iubcrt Wi0f, ScfrCtnr Oes SenatcS;
=. y, Smith, GbcfsGlcri oes llntcrGuutcs.
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Teruunfummnun9 bes Seiktitrls pon gnnbS.
. f23. Gnpitet.
Cine Itte SUR 8"illtigmadluug uuu Vunmadlteu,
6nputhctet, ttebcrtrugnngs : NunoS nuo
Serfnufeurfunoen bic In Der anerIeuHpng
uoer geihcinignng i~eblerlaft fno.
I. Ibidlniit. Gel Is pcrurbHet npll Der
Stdut5eefebacbung MGrbIano'S, bah Ibidniii 3
Der Ifte Der SiGntsgeiebgcbnng bon 0inrblqto.
Sibtl1 1900, hetitelt ~@tne Nfie 5ur @iiI1ias
mdduna bon SolGHladteH, Sbputbefclt. lteber=
traguugsf9 Bombs ltno &erfnuislirfunoei. Die IN
Der Hncrfernulg oberH Ycidleinialnp f%ebGerbdtt
iinS. hermit mioerruteb mo luieoer inter fuls
9enoem Mortlali dnaenoIHnel tet:
81. vile Solmahten. Sbputbeten, HHtbes
h1taen, lleberiragtH9s=gDros, Serfatfslirflut
Dell. W|ubtli1rspbpotbeten Ilo aue dnoeret ue'
hertrugunpen bon @rlnos ooer peuonIidein Ne
tttbliit oner bon trgefo elnenl gittbetl an oefls
lelben, lpelde nab bcr Infl1bnie Der Vile Der
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for the maintenance Of a person, the
sum would be 81, 100, 900, 900.
1t Is interesting to note that the daugh-
ter Of Nikodemon was allowed by the
Jewish court of Beth-din daily sum OF
400 gold denarim for her cosmetics "a
Roman copper denarim was worth about
II cents and there were twenty five cop
per pieces in one gold denarim, $425), and
multiplied by 365 days equals So, ,O5O. 900.
without taking into account various sums
for the headgear, dressmakers' bills, orna-
ments and pin money, which in orlI-
nary cases exceeds 100 times at least the
value of cosmetics.
Her Tastes Expensive.
That would swell the total to 1924, ,100,-
600 900, outside of other household ex-
penses. And yet Miss Nfkodemon appears
to have been dissatisfied with the small
appropriation for her cosmetics, as she
for their ''liberality'' and wished their
own daughters to fare no better. The
rabbiS, however, accepted the curse"
with grace and answered Amen"
R. Johanan Ben zakkai witnessed the
kethuba marriage jointure) Of Miss Nj
kodemon wherein was recorded her
dowry of 1,000 900 gold denarim, $425.-
co., ,O00 besides the dowry Of her father
in-law. Nikodemon himself Is reported to
have stepped on silks all the way from
his house to the Beth Hamidrash daily,
and every time the silks were allowed to
be picked up by the poor.
Among other rich celebrities are r.
Elieber Ben Azariah, who contributed an
annual tithe Of $4,000 sheep on an In
come Of 100000 sheep or, at SO apiece.
81, 200. 900 per annum, and R. Judah
h-Nasi L., whose stablemaster was richer
than King Shabur.
As a rule the Agadic stories are intend
ed only as moral lessons. Nevertheless.
like a good historical novel, they have
some basis in the underground. And no
doubt there existed immense riches In
those times. more than the average mod
ern historian cares TO admit.
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son. Words Of special difficulty, as
well as most of the proper names, are
pronounced in review lists. The mean
lngs of all proper names and Of the
difficult or uncommon words are given.
RaIdwIn's Abraham LIncoIn-By James
Baldwin. American Book Company.
New York, Cincinnati and Chicago.
The life of the great president is
here reto1d in a manner both agreeable
and comprehensive to young readers.
Mr.. Baldwin has been particularly sue
ceSSfuI in producing a book equally
adapted to school and home reading.
and free from wearisome details and
sectional prejudice. The book Is more
shan an ordinary biography, as it en-
braces much of the most important
parts of the history Of our country
from the close Of the Revolution to the.
end Of the Civil war. Considerable
space Is given to Lfncoln's boyhood in
order to bring out the conditions of
pioneer life In the West.
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WaIIaeh's Historical and Biographical
Narratives-By Isabel R. Wallach.
American Book company, New York
Cincinnati and Chicago.
This latest addition to the popular
series of Eclectic School readings con-
SAAty-llV0. Sk0ICHeS or the DrOmf-
nent characters of history from Egypt.
China and India, through Grecian. and
Roman times, to medieval and modern
Europe. The stories are brief. simply
told and interesting, and are sure to
be pleasing to children of the fifth
grade, for which the book is intended.
Though not overdidactic in tone, the
simple ethics of each sketch are unob-
trusively put forward, and the high
motives, the lofty patriotism and the
stirring deeds of these great men of
all times will be readily comprehend
ed by the young reader.
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The Self Cure Of consumption--by Chas.
H. Stanley Davis, M. d. E. B. Treat
and company New York, publishers
To those having the beginnings Of
lung troubles, this book will be a valu-
able one, telling, as it does, how much
the patient can do for himself without
any medicine whatever. The writer
goes into the causes of consumption.
the effect Of heredity, the symptoms.
diet, breathing, exercise and the value
of the outdoor treatment for consump-
tives, which, he believes, will cure,
without other aid. He specially ad-
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legged cures" which he seems to think
do positive harm in nine cases out OF
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-05
FATHERS PREMONITION
SAVES HIS SONS LIFE
Parent Reaches Railroad Track Just
in Time to Rescue Youth.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June A premonf-
ton which came to Bernard Viewers,
of 4135 Meramec street, that his son
had been injured while crossing the
railroad tracks at Meramec street Sat
urday night, resulted in the saving OF
the boy from death beneath the wheels
OF an express train on the Oak Hill
railroad. AS it was, the youth suffered
a fracture of the left shoulder and In
ternal injuries.
Viewers is employed at night In
pumping water from a fire-clay Dit at
Meramec street and Gravois avenue,
and it has been the custom Of the SON,
Herman Viewers, aged twelve years, to
carry his fathers lunch about Q
o'clock in the evening to the pit Sat
urday night the youth left his parent
at the pit shortly after o'clock. A
few minutes after he had departed two
passenger trains of the Oak Hill rail-
road rushed past the place where the
father knew his son would have to
cross the tracks on his return home.
August Eckleman, of 5000 DeIor
street, was working with Viewers, and
to him the latter spoke Of the probable
ity of his son having been struck by
one Of the trains. He insisted that
Eckleman accompany him to the rail-
road tracks and make sure that his SON
had crossed safely. Eckleman laugh
ingly consented, and the two started
across the network Of rails and ties,
the father scanning every inch OF
ground.
The men had almost crossed the
tracks when they found the youth. He
was lying unconscious across the rails,
upon which one Of the fast trains was
then due. The lad was carried to q
place of safety a few seconds before a
train rushed over the spot where he
had lain.
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ten. This littlepvolume contains much
information valuable to those inter-
ested In the vital subject of the cure
of consumption.
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Carpenters Australia, Our Colonies, and
Other Islands of the Sea-A Geographic
cal reader, by Frank G. Carpenter.
American Book company New York,
Cincinnati and Chicago
The last addition to this successful
series of supplementary geographical
readers. 1t Is in no sense a dry COM
pilation from other books, but COM
prises vivid descriptions of the au-
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well known lecturer and journalist,
and the book bears witness to his
trained powers of observation and his
faculty Of clear. interesting and pic
turesque narration. 1t describes Aus
tralia and the chief islands of the
world. laying special stress upon those
which have become colonies or de-
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children learn about the resources Of
the various islands, visit their peoples
both In city and country. and observe
the wonders of plant and animal crea-
ton.