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Less work for Goth Good for the
you; less CENTURY buyer or seller
worry, too. @ PLAN, 5 lof real estate.
1880 for new seven-room cottage; hot and
cold water, bath, water closets cellar, city
water, sewer, gas and hrst-class hot-water
plant. On a full lot in North Minneapolis
Part cash. balance on time *
$4,000 for an investment or home in South
Minneapolis, near the banks of the beautiful
Mississippi, commanding fine view up and
down the river "A new four-ro nat build
t ing, now rented for $518 per year. Terms
easy. Investigate this proposition. &
-, 65O-3447 Garfield av, seyen-room house; two
So 750-Large lot on Dupont ay S inside Of 26th
< 8 st, with new. modern, up-to- date house Of
nine nine, rooms, finished throughout with hard
home. Good reasons for selling. 4
81, 500 for new, all-modern, up-todate house. on
Holmes av, inside of 31st st; hot-water heat;
large lot A good purchase
J. a. WALTERS NEW YORK LIFE BLDG al
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WANTED SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
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W1NTED-sEVERAL LOADS OF MANUHN.
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W1NTFD-To BUY Il LARGE sECoND-HANV
fur lap, robe. Address 12o. Journal.
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EoR SALE-HARNEss STOCK AND SHOP, IN
county seat of best county In southern Min
nesota must be sold to settle estate: inquire
of F. E. Joslyn, Mantoryille, Dodge county,
Minnesota. Dodson Fisher, Brockman & Co.,
Mnueapolis
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-03-08

IF YOU WANT To USE 500 OR $1,000 ON
your plain note for 100 months at per cent In,
tercst per annuin, we have plan that will
interest you. For full information cal lor
write Charles Fish & Co., 5O2 Sykes block, Min
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AGENTS WANTED-ARTICLE SELLS AT
sight and agents make big wages; liberal com
pensation. Call for particulars. b2S Andrua
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LOOK AT THIS; MODERN SEVEN.ROOM
house, located at 2629 Emerson av S; ready
for occupancy April 10; easy terms. Call 1853
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REAI. ESTAT TIE FOR Sal. i:
Farm Lands.
Continued.

six miles from Princeton, only Atty miles from
Mime Minneapos good Y story, eightroom, frame
u chicken house, hoghouse; buildings valued at
3 600; so acres under plow; 60 acres fine river
i fenced in Tor pasture. Price 5000. on easy
terms. For particulars write M. s. Rutherford,
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Unfurnished Houses.
Furnished Houses.

VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
rent from April to September or October, with.
furnished house in Kenwood. Franklin Bennef z
SOB Bank OF Commerce building. @fs
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BAKERY FOR SALE--SToRE BUILDING,
bake shop, with good brick oven, bread troughs,
pans scales, tools. counters and showcases,
every thing complete: barn in connection; price
$3.50 half cash. balance easy payments. Call
ut Northwesterr Bakers supply Co., 1o list
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HOTEL WANTED-WANT TO LEASE AND
buy furniture of good hotel; must be leading
81 house, 40 rooms more, and stand closest
Investigation; state full particulars. Address
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BROOM MODERN HOUSE AND BARN ON
Lowry Htl--1776 G1rard av S-for sale cheap
on easy terms. J. D. Barrett, owner. ..
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IgIsANn OF CIJRA.

clean, So 900 and two-story building, 81, 00O
800 population and railroad center; 80 miles
territory for trade; best point on line; no
agents or land. Sickness and must seE
Lively North Dakota town. Address 779S.
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AGENTS WANTED 10 SELL GUARANTEED
cash land certificates; secule ed By real estate.
Life insurance agents preferred. VIM. 81.
Brown Co., 131 La Sale st, Chicago, or Man
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-04-20

Jansen. Teana Schneider Edgar
Strauss. Erwin Miley, William Schaf-
fer. Ira Smith, Elmer Hitler. Verne
Dresser. @. @. HARGETT,
Principal.
District No. 5, Abbott school-Songs
and poems taught during month:
Swinging Meath the Old Apple
Tree If l Were Sunbeam" "A
FAREWELL 1.-The Sandpiper:" number
enrolled during month, q; pupils nei-
Their absent nor tardy: Robert Bas-
lee. Herbert Baslee, George Beuhler,
Otto Eggers, Herman Eggers, Lester
Wilsey ETHEL WISEMAN.
Primary Teacher.
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For Over Il Years

IHE WEEKLY STATESMAN has been a vel
come visitor at the freside OF the best homes
III the Nalla Walla valley. Every week more
than three thousand people peruse its columns
The WEEKLY STATESMAN today is the most
widely read weekly published in Wala Walla
As such It's medium that brings results to
the advertiser. THE WEEKLY STATESMAN
IS bright SPACE paper, teenling with current
local events and telegraph news from all over
theaword and circulates in over thousand
homes IN Southeastern Washington. Mer-
chants desiring to reach an exclusive field
covered only by THE STATESMAN use its
columns freely and with excellent results.
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Primary Teacher.

District No. 11-Songs taught
"Theres Music in the Air" Ben
Bolt" Three Cheers for the Flag"
poems, "Kentucky Philosophy" The
Boy and the March Wind" The Quail
ity of Mercy" number enrolled dur
ing month, g. pupils neither absent
nor tardy during month: Nellie Well
man. R1lph DaV
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taught. TWenty FrOggieS," The
Robins Lament" The Old Oaken
Bucket" number enrolled, 81: pupils
neither tardy nor absent: Clifford
Harbert, Walter G. Maulig. Esther
Mauling, Cynthia Munns, Fred Gill
kerson. Jessie GilkersOn. Hazel Har-
bert. ANTON MACLIG.
Teacher.
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Teacher.

District No. 59-Poem taught. The
Day Is Done" song. "TWilight Is
Stealing" number of pupils enrolled,
"a; pupils neither tardy nor absent;
Minnie Loney Minnie Davis. Emma
Davis, Lucy Davis, Allen Drumheller.
Amy Kent EMMA HOLM.
Teacher.
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District No. 56-Number of pupils
enrolled. u; pupils neither tardy nor
absent: EIva CrabilI. Sidney Crabill
Daynea Marsh. Edgar Cochran. Mel
vim Cochran. Nellie SIeeman.
MRS. ESTELLA WILSON.
Teacher.
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r,Ul LIST O. PUPILS IN WALLA
VAlLA COUNTY OUTSIDE
OF CITY.
Excellent Showing by the Districts
Reports Compiled by School
Superintendent's Office.

The following IS complete list of
She pupils who have been neither
tarny nor absent from the different
yuhll' schools in Walla Walla county
ou1 side of the city:
District No. 2-Songs taught, May
Day IT'S Midnight;" number en-
rolIed during month, So; pupils neither
tarlly nor absent: Ross Alexander,
Hazel Cohle. Roy and Grey Coble, Cora,
Arnid and Clara La DOucene, Roy
Ain Bailey, Florence Alexander.
MYRTLE +. PROSSER.
Teacher
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District No. 69-Poems taught dur
ing month: chestnut Burr" "Octo-
ber's Bright Blue Weather" "A West
arn Sunset" Landing of the Pilgrims"
An Old Mans Dream" RAINBOW
9'airies:' number of pupils enrolled %:
pupils neither tardy nor absent: Orval
Warner, Cecil Warner, Guy Latimer.
CHARLOTTE PEFFLY.
Teacher
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District No. 50. Dixie schooI-Num-
Der enrolled during month, 81: pupils
neither absent nor tardy: Alice CAL
vert. Jenny Warren. Lenna RusaW.
Leila ThonneY. May Sanders, Edna
Warren. Alta Buroker Grace Griffith.
CHARLES TWICHELL.
Principal.
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District No. 6-Number enrolled
during month, 90 pupils neither alb
sent nor tardy: Fred Yeend Olive
Yeend, Blanche McInrOe, Christina
Allen, Myrtle Ralph, Mamie Edmonds,
Mary and William Weeden.
MABEL ARLINGTON.
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MRS. K. =. SMITH.
Primary Teacher.

District No. 33-Poems taught dur
ing month. November" "Thanksgiv-
ing Day" The World: number pupils
enrolled, 10; pupils neither absent nor
tardy: Paul Bergman. Gerhart PEN
ner, Willie Penner, Annie Penner.
LAURA NIXON.
Teacher.
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Mrs. Wiggs-Cook has only broken
one dish, today. dear. Mr.. wigs
That's better. How did that happen
Mrs. Wiggs-It was the last one.
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District 40. 61- Songs taught dur
ing the month. Drifting With the
Tide" I Love the Little Red School
house" The old, ola Clock number
of pupils enrolled, s: pupil neither
absent nor tardy. James G"iSWOld
LAURA r. JACKSON.
Teacher.
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y
enrolled, AZ: pupils neither tardy nor
absent during the month: Laura
Barnes. Delta Koontz, Lille Cummins,
Lucretia Cummns. Isa Seachres,
Terry Johnson, Preston Hanson.
G.. S. LIVINGOOD.
Principal of School.
District No. Il. Touchet = Poem
taught during month. IF l Were a
Sunbeam" song taught. Lazy Bill"
number of pupils enrolled, %; pupils
neither tardy nor absent during the
month: Josephine Barnes, Lucinda
Long, Eunice Long, Verna Renick,
Lizzie Barnes, Charles Long. Audley
Hanson, James Renick, Sydney Keith
erised. CECILIA NADER.
Teacher of Primary Department
District No. 1S-Number of pupils
enrolled during month, Il: pupils nei
Their tardy nor absent during month:
E,lsina Meiners. Evert Meiners, Henry
Meiners, Leo Hayes, John Hayes.
NELLIE HAYES.
Teacher.
District No. 19-Number of pupils
enrolled during the month, a. pupils
neither tardy nor absent: Frank
Wooten, Harry Wooten, Bessie Gwin,
Lillian Gwin, Elsie Gwin, Edith Gwin,
Johnson, Porter ST. it'll.
H. H. NIGHTENGALE.
Teac
ing the month, Home, Sweet Home"
"America;" number of pupils enrolled
during the month, 49, pupils neither
tardy nor absent: Jessie Asher, How
ard Gilbert, Hazel Struthers. Margaret
Carver. f. R. WILSON,
Teacher.
District No. 81 Prescott school
Number of pupils enrolled, 21; pupils
neither tardy nor absent during the
month: Beatrice Grow. Florence
Armstrong, Clarice Finn. Sterling
stiles. Henry Hays, Jacob Fine.
JAMES FITZGERALD,
Principal of School.
District No. q. Prescott school
Number enrolled during month, %:
pupils neither tardy nor absent: Alma
Brian. Pansy Sweetser. Marie Knup-
pei, Edna Fitzgerald, Bessie Law
renee. Halle Geyer. Walter Barnes.
Wilson Brian, Sam Temple.
CHARLES GILBRETH.
Teacher Seventh Grade.
District No. 81. Prescott school
Song taught. Marching Through |
Georgia." number of pupils enrolled,
"a; pupils neither tardy nor absent:
Ross Grow, Lester Fender, Myron
Fine, Harry Fathers, Rutherford Gey-
er, William Ham, Charles Ham. Will
McSherry, Ethel Grow, Vera Dowell. |
Minnie Hays, Nettie Hays. Cassie |
koOntz, Eva Lawrence, Bertha Rea-
Wis DEBBI DONLEY.
Teacher of Third and Fourth Grades.
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District No 55-Song taught dur
ing the month, "America:" number of
sent nor tardy: Homer, Myrtle and
Mabel Simmons
CHRISTINE CHRISTENSEN
Teacher
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Principal.

District No. 32-Poems taught dur
ing the month. The Trees" Spring
Is Coming, The Cow" number en-
rolled. SO: pupils neither absent nor
tardy: EthelWyn Ellis, Virgia Ar
lidge. Unicie Grinstead, Minnie Cal
vert, Lena Morgan, Charlie Grtnstead,
Leo Morgan, Dale Jackson, Ira Buro-
ker, Bonita Hussey.
MRS. R =. SMITH.
Primary Teacher.
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District No. 71-Songs taught dur
ing month. Spring Is Here" oh,
Dear, l Shall Never Learn to Spell"
The Clyde School poems, Watch
Your Words" Progress" "LuIlaby."
The Wind" number of pupils en-
rolled, 9: pupil neither absent nor
tardy, Ernest Roger.
EVA +. LAMPSON.
Teacher
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DislIcr No. :, Seeber school-Poems
1augh' THE Corn Song" The
Rainy Day" Golden Rod" The Vii
laEe Elacksmith.' Songs, Home.
Sweet Home" The Little Red School
House" Number enrolled. So; pupils
neiTher Cardy nor absent: Gladys
S>aaaman. Myrtle Hasedorn, Theresa
Baird Books Taylor Charley Furga-
son, Arthur Jensen, Minnie Furgason
Ethel BarroWs. opal Oldakin, Oris
BarroWS. BESSIE Anderson, Mabel
Hadedoln, Leila Meyer. ARA Randall.
Mark Porter, Carl Porter. Everett
Hagedorn, Henry Muncy. Cecil
ThOmpSOu
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District No. Song taught during
month, "Evening Bells" "CcastinS
Song" "Sleighing Song," "Uncle
Sans Weddings" "Bugle Song: "
poems. The Village Blacksmith"
Farmer John" Independence Bell"
The Mountain and the SQirrel" "Oc-
tober's Party" 'Daffodills:" number
enrolled, 81; pupils neither tardy nor
absent: Fred Reynolds. Amy TrOyer,
oscar Russell, Bonnie Russell.
2. w. HESS,
Teacher.
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District No. 10, Pettyjohn school
Songs taught, Little Raindrops, -
shells of Ocean" poems, Little Blue
Bird over in the Meadow" num-
Der enrolled during month. %: pupils
neither absent nor tardy: Violet Link
later. Jessie PettyjOhn.
ELLA A. NELSON.
Prin9 w Teacher
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District No. 49-Songs taught dur
ing the month, Sweet and Low. THE
Child of q King poems. The Merry
Rain" Spring Song The EioIets,"
How TO Be Good" Bonnie Blue
Bird" number of pupils enrolled. 6.
MAYME HARRIS.
Teacher.
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District No, 81, Wallula school
Song taught, Those Beautiful Days;
poems, November Winter and
Spring." The Baby" number enrolled
during month, Il: pupils neither alb
sent nor tardy: Ruth Davis, Marguer-
lite. Rose and Annette Driscoll. Jessie
Rand. Beatrice WeatherSton. Lola
Temple, Lucille Lucas, Eula Cum
mings Annabell Ferguson, Floyd
Temple. Albert Stevenson, Morse
Douglas, Gus and John Mclaughlin,
otto Thrasher, Eden Kinney.
JESSIE G. CHADDOCK,
Primary Teacher.
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MABEL ARLINGTON,

Poem taught, "A'Bou Ben Adhem:'
songs, Mount Vernon" "A Brave Sol
der" AT Rest at Mount Vernon"
The Dearest Spot on EARTH" num-
Der enrolled during month, %; pupil
later. ANNIE K. LOWE
Principal.
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District No. 20-Congs taught dur
ing the month. Home, Sweet Home"
'America:" number of pupils enrolled
during the month, 16 pupils neither
tardy nor absent: Jessie Asher, How
ard Gilbert, Hazel Struthers. Margaret
Carver. f. r. WILSON,
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District No 60 Poem taught
Sweet Summer" number erEoiled. :.
CLARA f. KILLER. Teacher
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District No. 81, Prescott school
Number of pupils enrolled, 81: pupils
neither tardy nor absent during the
month: Beatrice Grow, Florence
Armstrong. Clarice Finn. Sterling
stiles, Henry Hays, Jacob Fine.
JAMES FITZGERALD.
p,i,,ai,,o1 of
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District No. 42-Number of pupils
from the language book and from the
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EVA NDONALD.
Teacher.

District No. 40. College Place
Poems taught. The Brook" memory
gems from LongfelloW; song. The
Brides Ball. number of pupils en-
rolled during the month, 81: pupils
neither tardy. nor absent: Myrtle
Curtis, Reta Curtis. Edith Wilson,
Grace DrOnkers. LEILA Jones. Rena La
Francis. Allen Simpson, Harold Doak.
Wilbur Jessy. Andy Jensen.
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District No. 80 = Poems taught,
Obedience" quotations from Sketch
>ook," from "Evangeline songs
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District No. 27-Poems taught dur
ing month, beautiful Thoughts"
The Four Winds, Winter and
Spring" extracts from 'Evengaline"
and "Snowbound;" number enrolled
Il: pupils neither tardy nor absent
during month: Allen Miller, Susie
ShemWell, Lulu Phillips. Cardia
Phillips, Esther Miller, Gladys Rohn
Lottie Davies, Charles Shemwell
Floyd Shemwell, Clara Remington, Ell
mer ROhn.
ROBERT EDGERTON.
Teacher.
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District No. 4O-Number enrolled, 3.
GOLDIE GARNET, Teacher.
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District No. 6S-Poems in readers
taught: number of pupils enrolled
during month, Il; pupils neither tardy
nor absent: Harley Murphy, Thomas
Murphy, Mabel Bailey, Walter Bailey,
Floyd Bailey.
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District No. 2S-Poem taught,
Psalm of Life" number enrolled, Il:
pupils neither tardy nor absent: May
Iafner. Blanche Hafner, Grant Half
Ter, Eva Brown, Stella Brown.
ERNESTINE VAN NRANKEN.
Teacher
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VIRGINIA MAIDEN,

District No. 69-Poems taught dur
ing month, ''Obedience," Little
Brown Hands," He Didn't Think"
Apple Blossoms" number of pupils
enrolled, "a: pupils neither absent nor
tardy: Cecil and Orval Warner, Guy
Latimer.
CHARLOTTE PEFFLEY.
Teacher.
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Principal of School

District No. p. Prescott school
Number enrolled during month, %;
pupils neither tardy nor absent: Alma
Brian. Pansy SWeetser. Marie Knup-
pei, Edna Fitzgerald. Bessie Law
renee. Halle Geyer, Walter Barnes.
Wilson Brian. Sam Temple.
CHARLES GLBRETH
Teacher Seventh Grade.
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Primary Teacher.

District no. "a, WalluIa school
Poems taught, Paul Revere" Bare
foot Boy" number enrolled during
month, Il: pupils neither absent nor
tardy: Famma Bowman, Flora Cum
mings. Edna Hubs, Martha Reid, VIC
let Temple Gertrude Douglas, Viola
Johnson; oscar Bowman, Clifford
Charley WeathersOn, Comney Fergu-
son, Mary Driscoll.
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District No. 19-Number of pupils
enrolled during the month, IA pupils
neither tardy nor absent: Frank
Wooten, Harry WoOten, Bessie Gwin,
Lillian GWin, Elsie GWin, Edith GWin,
Lizzie Stone, Lee Johnson, Ethel
Johnson Porter ST it'll
H H. NIGHTINGALE,
Teacher.
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District No 3S-POems taught The
Landing of the Pilgrims" quotations
from Longfellow and alice Cary"
number of pupils enrolled, I; pupils
neither tardy nor absent: Alice Con-
nick. Percy Connick, Ray Connick.
MAY CARMICHAEL,
Teacher.
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ADINA \. BJCHOLZ,

Teacher of Primary Department.
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EMILY SHARPE.
Third and Fourth Grade Teacher.

District No. "a, Wallula school
Number of pupils enrolled during the
mouth, Is: pupils neither absent nor
tardy: GOldie Temple, Alvin Bow
man, Sidney Bowman. Milton Temple.
J. w. STUTENILLE,
Principal.
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ao ooIorem fir ale Sitter dusqenom-
men @eine, 2if6re, 9lIfobol unb
Opium herob5uieten. Gesqleiden
tuerben oie Saiennbnoben uno aonIu.
fnrgebiihren duf 60 Bro5ent Ger jebi.
gen @e6iibren erniebrigt. 8niihen
Banana unS Der aanoIlone miro
Sreibanoel eingeri6tet. sSabr5euee,
tpeIhe ole GonoIbdfeu anIaufen, er.
haIten frete ginfohrt IN Colon unn
Banana uno umgetebrt.
Dneeoen erbolten oie Geretniaten
Gtaaten in ianitGrer &r,Htt in Ga.
mama uno Colon freie Snuo. Rama.
mo reouaiert oos inI6nniihe Brief.
porto auf 2 Gents: bic Mntorit1ten
Der RanaI,onc fnui,n @rieimorfen
bon Bauanla fiir 40 ssrc3ent oes
@ertes.
Gieles llebereirfommen iol feline
@itltiefeit bober, tpenn Banana nibt
IN l1eberstnitimmurg nit benz @dh.
runesobfonuren pom 90 eSuni 1904
Die @oIOtuGhrung einfiibrt. sSerner
trifft 0as 0ofument 8eItimnmn1en
fiber Die hiiraerIihe Gnaehoridfeit.
hie grhoItung Der tuidtiaeren QonS
'truben uro ben gou eines SoipitoIs
ourd bic Nereiniuten Stonten.
Seute glbeno berfnnlmelte iifl Die
@sOolferuno bon Gnnnno une aab
itrer GilIiQund Oes ltebereinIommenS
often glusoruf.