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New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

started soon Herbert Reeves. OF Hiawatha
Lodge, who last year carried off the honOrs. is
back again this season. Boating Is popular with
many, among the most enthusiastic being Mr..
and Mrs. Henry #. ChOrley, of Philadelphia.
Edward Kimball, of Boston, who has for sew
eral seasons instituted golf tournaments here
and given cups. is expected soon, and "a tnurna-
ment is to be arranged The Rev. w. L. Street
OF White Plains. y. Y. Is one OF the guests
playing an exceptionally good game of golf
Lake bathing has attractions for many of the
young people. Miss Marguerite Amy of Nor
wiCh. Conn, is expert swimmer. There are
many motor boats in commission this season.
both here and in the surrounding camps and
there is talk of a motor boat carnival DR. o.
5. Wightman's boat holds the speed record thus
far
Fred B. Smith. the evangelist who has lust
completed trip around the world, has with
Mrs. Smith, been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs J.
@. Cannon, of New-YOrk. Mr.. Cannon, who IS
first ce-president of the Fourth National Bank
Of New-TOrk, recently had a pleasant surprise
on the occasion Of his birthday. a dinner being
given in his honor in his private suite
Mrs. r. w. BuCknell of PHILADELPHIA. is the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Margaret b
Stearns, at Pine Point. Ex-Governor Levi P
Morton and Mrs. Morton arrived this week at
New-York. arrived this week at his new Fish
Rock camp George H. Ball. Miss Ball and
Miss Dorothy Ball. of Boston. have occupied
Hillside cottage. William Marburg and the
Misses Marburg. of Baltimore. are in the Herter
cottage this season The legislative Committee
on Forests, Fish and Game arrived at the hotel
this week on its annual inspection of the forests
Mrs. T r. SelTors, of New York. is the guest Of
Mrs, Henry Parish, at Blossom Bungalow.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
THE RUIssEAUMONT.

Lake Placid y Y. Aug. > (SPeciaT.-A tsnnis
tournament has occupied the attention Of the
young people at the hotel this week Among
hall, HamIin Stevenson. KruulbhoIz Mrs X s
Page. Albert De Silver. W. s Cross S T.
Stackpole. L, y FIine. Charles Gahren Henry
Dancler, :. II. ToIles. jr.. and William Green.
The young men training for the coming
regatta, and they expect to make excellent
showing. They expect a challenge to race a
picked crew from Whiteface Inn and a good
race is anticipated. T. Edmund KrumbhoIz
who is chairman of the regatta committee Of
the newly organized Lake Placid Yacht Clab.
received this week the yacht pennant This is
Of attractive design, being OF red and blue cloth
and bearing white diamond in the>,Sentre. AT
a meeting at the RuissedumOnt Monday de-
tails for formally opening the clubs temporary
quarters were arranged. The annual dance of
the employees given by the guests of the hotel
was one of the features of the week. and proved
enjoyable affair In the play-Off OF the ping
pong tournament Albert De Silver won first
prize. the BOBBY prize going 10 Miss May Walter
of Albany. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto COetze Of New
York arrived this week at their cottage. Victor
HungerfOrd, of New York, has Joined Mrs
HungerfOrd at their cottage here, and they have
guests MI HungerfOrds brother. Charles S
HungerfOrd, and d. H Tanman. of New-YOrk
Miss Anna Smith of Buffalo. is the guest of
Mrs. William Hamlin at her cottage. Miss Ger
aldine Howard and Miss G. K. Riley Of Buffalo
are guests at the cottage Of Mr. and Mrs
George r. Howard. of Buffalo. John H PraH
and John c. PraIl. of New York have returned
is visiting Albert De Silver at the De Silver
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
STEVENS HOUSE

Lake Placid. \. " Aug. . CspoeiaD.-Prepa-
rstions for the midsummer BAN. which is to be
repeated this season, are occupying the time Of
The women al the hotel The ball win be held
on the night Of Tuesday August l5 George A.
Stevens has placed the house al the disposal Of
the committee in charge for that evening This
committee includes @iss C. II. Patterson. chair
man; the Rev. William Martin sidener Mrs.
George A. stevens Mrs. J. WiIiston Wright.
Mrs Harrington Mius. Mrs s Il. Heating. Mrs.
" T. Bafse. Mrs. Charles D. Alton Mrs Prem
Ice Carveu Miss Fraser. Aiss Pauline Wilson
Miss Klara krumbholZ. Miss fitzpatrick. Miss
J. Patterson 1Irs. DinTnlck. Mrs. Edwin ".
Lancaster and tle Misses Macdonald The list
0f patrons and patrODesBes, numbering more
rhall one hundred. Includes many persons OF So
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
AT TIE WINDSOR.

EIizabethtown. y. Y. Aug. (SpeciaD.-Ths
annual golf contests are now on here. The
mems driving contest tuesday was won by Ap-
pleton Gregory. son Of Judge Clifford D Gregory.
The womens driving contest Wednesday was
won by Miss Ford.
A great deal of tennis is being played on the
new courts near the clubhouse, on the CObble
Hill golf ground.
The Windsor baseball team is showing up
we'll. and a series of games is being arranged
with different local mines
The Windsor swimming pool is more popular
than ever this season
The Placid Club golf team plays here Monday
next. very interesting match is expected.
both teams in the pink Of condition.
Mrs. W. H Benedict and party of New York.
have arrived at The Bungalow. The four young
people add 70 the gaiety of the hotel
The HungsrfOrd party are taking advantages
of the good roads for their riding and driving
trips Mrs 5. Spicer Dickinson and party have
returned from a ten days driving trip through
the mountains.
Justice ]. w. Houghton and family have ar
rived with their horses.
Arthur Yauch. of New-YOrk brought in a fine
string Of trout from the Windsor farm fish pond
Tuesday.
Horseback parties are very popular at present
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
AT THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid. n. Y. Aug > (SpeuiaD.-Euchrs
PARTIES are now being held regularly at the
Grand View. In one that developed some re-
markably good playing recently the Trize for
women was won By Ms. T. ". Lancaster. OF
New-YOrk. and that for men by d. S. O'Br-eE.
of New-York- The Saturday evening dances
are becoming popular. shat u last Sa.urday be-
ing attended By a large number of persons from
the other hotels on Lake Placid.
Mrs. J. Z. NewCOmb, Miss L. A. stewart and
Miss G. F. Stewart. of New York. have seen here
arranging for the kirmess for the beneft &C stony
Void SanatOriuH. II has been decided TO hold
il this year on August IL and Is at the Grand
View and on August 10 al Whiteface Inn. III.
H Salmon. OF NeV-Yorx who nas been paying
weekly visits to his family here. has now joined
them for the remainder Of the season
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
THE WESTPORT INN.

Westport- ake-Champlain. n Y. Aug.
(SpeciaD.-This week has been lively one AT
Westport in a social way. An elaborate tennis
tea was served on the elm lawn on Wednesday,
the occasion being the playing OF the finals n
the mixed doubles OF the annual tournament.
F. H Bulley and Miss Clay were the victors.
defeating Mr.. Miuiken and Miss Robinson after
a close and exciting bout Miss Robinson. how
ever was easily the winner Of the womens
singles. Mrs o. G.. Getzsn-Danner Of New
York. presided at the tea and was assisted BY
Mrs. H. r. Labouisse and Miss stone, OF New
York.
Mrs j. Hardie OF Nesv-YOrK. save the first
cotflIon Of the season in the Casino. 10 was led
BY Samuel X PrOba~C0 and Miss De Renne. or
New-York and enjoyed by s0TQe thirty
couples Several original and beautiful figures
we're executed, particularly 'Ae Hoiiyhoch
and the japanese Wjstaria which aroused
much enthusiasm arnouS the dancers.
Golf has taken great ir1petus I'm popular m
terest since Mr.. PrObaSCO arrived and TOOK
charge Of the coaching Of the club team MI
PrObasCO is enthusiastic over the prospects for
ings on the links perfscting the form OF hi5
players
Recent arrivals from New-York include War
ren Curtis jr. G. F. Underwood Samuel x
Probasco William Halpin. Mrs. Allen NJ. SEQ
Vile Marion White Amy ScOville, Louise
Brown Mr.. and Mrs r. P Dawson. Marie De
Polkowska. Mrs John r PlummeT Mr. and
Mrs Charles 8 Mlikep, John F Buck. Mrs
Fl a Dunn Mrs q. Il Butter Miss A. II. AIer
ton Mr. and Mrs w. a. Wilson. Mrs Sanford
BisseH. Miss Doris Bizsel Lady Gait, the
Misses Gait j. NJ. Slocum. Richard 5. Lord,
Mrs James S. Garter Miss Carter. H. c. Beck
man Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Irving. General
Thomas LOCKER and Miss LOCKER
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THE ALGONQUIN.

Algonquin. y. Y, Aug. > (SpeciaD.-Colonei
William F. Fox. State Superintendent of Forests.
Fish and Game. has been among the recent
guests at the Algonquin. Colonel Noble F. Mar
tin, of Utica. who is at the head Of the big
Masonic fair held this week in Saranac Lake
village. makes his headquarters at the A1gOn-
quin. The hotel has been a busy place indeed
this week
Frank II. Johnson and about twenty more
New-YOrk people made up a coaching party
visiting the hotel day this week. Major
William Kendall of cleveland. has gone To his
camp on Lake Kiawissa. near the hotel. Mr.
and Mrs George G. Pratt, of New York. who
are Old-time patrons OF the Algonquin have gone
into camp near the hotel for the rest of the sea-
son
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

men among the guests in the hotel We'd with
each other in bringing in the largest fish
George F. Haight a w Jenkins and George :.
Moulton had exceptionally fine luck fishing for
pickerel- one day they brought in large
string three Of which weighed together twenty
one and one-half pounds. Joseph OCOnnor and
Charles c. Mason also had excellent luck bass
fishing
Attorney General julius NJ. Mayer came up to
Camp Wapiti yesterday, and will spend several
days here.
Fairview cottage has been reserved for F. w.
Johnson, Of Buffalo. and a party OF fourteen
who will spend a week here. Another party Of
eight, headed by Mrs. J. Fred Bass. OF New
York. recently arrived
The Ampersand baseball team has been active
this week, playing the Algonquin team on
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

for the annual Upper Saranac fair has been
undertaken by a large number of women at
the Wawbeek. Mrs J. Ben Hart is anxious
that the hotel shall be as well represented this
year as in seasons past. and they are assisting
her in every way possible Mira. H. w. Hane-
mann. Miss Jeanne De Velle and Mrs. J. L.
Brewer are among those taking a prominent
part i'm the work. There has been some good
fishing here lately. c. c. DUla. ]. De Vine, H
w Hanemann and DR.. d BrySon Delavan, Of
New-York. have had especially good luck. Mr.
Dula recently took a fourteen pound pickereI
in Big Square Pond. The rebuilt tennis courts
are in use daily. and the tournament for the
annual cup offered by J. Ben Hart will be
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
TWO SEQ BILLS.

The only two 500 bills in existence have been
found. one belongs to an Eastern collector
and the other to Mrs. Julia Turton. of this city.
They are worth S1oOo each
MY mother was Bryant" said Mrs. Turton.
~and the bill was one OF several paid 10 my
grandfather. Colonel John n Bryant, who
fought in the War of 1872 by the father OF
NsrL Twain The payment was made in con-
ns~ttor with a land deal in Tennessee the de-
t,us of which I have never been able 70 learn.
r.a biU was an inheritance OF natnes but never
realized its value until saw ~ mentloneo In a
aisp,tch I value Il a family h~lrlqpm."-
Cst Louis correspondence OF The Chicago Inter
Ocean
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
THE AMPERsAND.

Aupersand \. Y. Aug : (Special)-The
FIRST Of August always brings a number Of
quests back 10 the Ampersand, but this year the
,-,sb has been unprecedented and the house is
eued Lady Gait. Of Montreal. is here for the
vest Of the season. She is accompanied by her
5eugbters. Miss l. Gait and Miss NJ. Gait A. F.
Pulsburv. OF Minneapolis. has returned with
Mrs Pnlsbury 10 the Ampersand for the rest Of
The season.
Milton c Work has as his guests at Wigwam
,,.e-.. Hamilton Carhart, OF Detroit. and c. w.
T,,,,,ft-o ~ Philadelphia. James n Richards.
- York arrived this week. and is the
rteet Of Ralph l. Shainwaid al Brightside eot-
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Pleasures OF Adirondack Summer
Life Are Never More Enjoy
able than i'm August.

tage Ralph L. Shainvad, j.. has also joined
his father at Brightside. Paul Wolcott. of New
York. is the guest of his sister. Mrs Frank
Duryea, at Hicrest cottage.
Mrs. T. H. Bunch OF St Louis, is the guest of
Mrs. William Van Ripper, also of St. Louis.
Mrs. Olive P. Nicoli and Miss Pontefranct. of
Pittsburg. have arrived here for the rest of the
summer Miss Florence Walker of New-Y Ork,
is the guest of Mrs. A. E. Allen, also Of New
York.
The fishing in the recent wet spell was better
than it has been before in years, and the fisher
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

Wednesday and a game with the Leon Lake
team on the home grounds ON Saturday. There
is a movement foot to improve the home
grounds by scraping the diamond and building
a grandstand.
Mrs. W. r Huselton and Miss Frances H
Huselton, of Pittsburg, have joined Miss Rama
Huselton and her brother, w r. Huselton. at
Hemock Lodge.
THE WAWBEEK.
Wawbeek. n. Y. Aug. ) (speciaD.-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

Camp. Webster W. Stetson. Of Nev-YorH WOO
was here earlier in the season. has returned 70
the inn.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-09-28

Colonel Amos Esins Is quoted IA the Events A. civ.
ng faee g foe oHeuar uttsfances AZ Enid several
1afs age among which hese euiee Bits of political
philosophy II believe . tfe machine politics As laid
down bf William Mckinley and enunefafed by the peer.
~ MARS Hanna. believe that the va e make D.
lfeai machine strong % ship ssef,oRa ulo does nos
helong q t When THIS srs dubbed good aud plentg
fhey mas sneak nto camp bot teY Wii never sneak ii
81 long IS theg placaled The paratsf Is contempt.
aeus Stand IS goaF friends ms motto ana To hell
elfh goa1 enelnes Thus can pouerfn organizations
e aai aad makle peFnaneaf The everlasting rocks
Fg aad # yoa loss, arise aud aeht again some time
fao l sin aud ln winning vii b. Ki6rlaed" Colonel
Hs es0 - andlsreiea claim to teing TIE Fal.taf os
s.. shaa politics
fiiefa aas aud Is 40 Fsasen fef amos Eulng makiue
Els 9eAk Moons sl ever question hls loyalty 10 ths
aeknis4.IIanna machine lles bult tlat aay. "Islrds
IS feather ioek together n enseg ia spoatinss Il
Amos vii conspce lhe aassrne ousa that the conslgn
neue Of the machine 70 the demnllon hov.wowa Is Ia
order i smia that while some non were cheering
each ioF his respective country. drunken sasahond
shouted Huffah fsr hene' Good. ays sls ftlss1.
Iaan. Hesslt ane lsf ~ ann eoaatff
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liquidation through tie Fldgiuy Trust
Company checks drawn aealfsg tie
bank viii IL paid on presentation. Il
tie Fidelity Trust Co. at sih and
Walnut streets
The Fidelity Trust Ca. uhiel i
capitalized At a million dollars. Is con.
sidesed orse Of the strongest banking
Institutions II The southwest
The Kansas Clit state BANK held.
lsa5,oeo of The ellF's money.
40 the Fidelity Trust commng
bank checks on tlse kansas CIV state
bank were honored a. fas8 a. 1r-
aented, without any alloN " eoan,4
tlon, and virenfesldent eamall
stated ali checks eosld ls rasl aaoa
demand
President cox. IL 4 statement. aid
lhs bank decided to = Into LIQUIDS
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GIippeo FROM Cbe Exchanges.

TIE following Is from The editorial PAGE q the chi.
eago journal d tie 2ati Inst
The nood Of Immigration T. the Indian Territory
soud almost remind ons Of the period u ~ II Is .
great country and the people 81 thar TERRITORY assert
tat oalY statehood Is needed make taae rank sith
tie best
Somebody wants 70 kuaw shat Is the ehancs for
fogig man IN the territory.
The answer Is aStelaSa u he Is the right kind u
young man.
"A doctor iavyeF or merchant coming 70 any one q
the laner cities sil and The field well occupied Tie
weak viii surrender The strong Will fight To tie
wsak-heaFted the territory men say
You have composition here, Of course but sou have
Tie finest opportunity in the world Yoa had romreil
ton Il home and that oi tie hardest kIud Ia the
states yoaF profession and you business enterprises are
iof tle mast part. IN tbo hands q have been
ong established sho have tie advantage Of wealth aud
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woman named AaDs KamaH sas famous
Throughout Germany in tAe seseIse.s3 s.faff =. s
po'saoef Size psssasssa aetaIf dr
gfain q { nte tle iesl q fsas e66i sn1f ss s.as
"a contact whether frisfsls 81 afnsen sts ia ne
il.sill iosahi them. huf. IS Size afterwards esissst
took delight n aafehlne tha aafioa ot ifa atae All
Europe wss Relieved ehen sits - 81 e Hsssh
Yet sse oaiy killed tie tssil q D., Im aat ihs
professional scandal mpnerf MaHee Ns NaiH.ta rena
iation. his lie among hs feeas IS siFIhlf f4psas
strangely enough thes sisuisfs1s 4fs fst aikaga as
iiFnant nof aakind peuple Is1 Are saaietmss aztec.
tionaIe q their knslalk generous Is $50 af tss.f
e Tie sek het there az sseisutat la Startling
scandal liks thai which kamubssg tet IS sappae s1
son Into glass
Work o. nv medielne eoit.H sEiel laee uhea he
the Moofs torture
II any q eaf Fsadsfs 1ha lfal ls iskea ms..sloas
delight 'n scattering N.afit slaas sl tham ~.
emenber tlee esFaaa aa8 iar 8ssds ar.usf,f
and ask themselfH slsfaIa llts4 aasf fgsr
her Youths CamlaH.an
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family Influence You lad to meet uoapetIte1 sfsuusf
lnirenehed Ilefs u NwAt II the opsn Men on the
ground here have oas fss lean TIE start e 4ou II
new communities e ~ established fpa maR he AmanR
tie Arat Ga tie ground stwnse ealAk n uAis spf Eo
l. tlie Old family dsefat ef lss4ef msfsni. flsf
must Iona alstss ulfhuat pfsie8ee fsi te seet
u sorsiee og q soodk Your Ais1ilou lu tpuf opn
hands ID years the population wlllbe nearly depsled
n yuu wanl opportunity sou Sill ena Il hsfe
eTlere ars dnwtaess that eAn prevent ssift and
steady grouth u TN 1ertoo VIA ia ueh Agfcuitu.
raj and mlnefAl " j. certain seQa io teunr
one u the most prosperous sections af tle coatf9
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tIsnof always wlss thlns when a couple q men Ee,
aF e leave tosu ia quest Il Ffeeuef pastures 70 pro
sHlH l from tie haasetops For The last sig months
He paac press FROM Chicago q Naskegce has been
ai-a with Interviews editorials aud news items 70 tie
elect that Viuita % par ecmpauy with two u
haf distinguished sanS Nos these arr dine fellows and
se regret exceedingly q them 70 but really they
have ftfed vel at the hsuts of vinta people. and
especially have the newspapers been charitable q ssy
fhs easf q e The ahoie wofd knows. or ought 10
knos about Tie exodus of these gentlemen and us time
g stop tie noise 1heY veHe hers ca saafl As Federal
~ elas and oae q item accplsd home a. present
rum tie geai people oi Ninlta Let the foolishnsss
Stop u0s
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Associated Press
Kansas Clty, No, sept = The
Kansas City State Bank. Wiley q. Cox
president. faiIea % open ia doors 20.
day, having gone into voluntary llqul-
dalton
Tha tank had loaned sl0s. 90 q tls
Bank Of salmon 5 Salmon. at Clinton.
Mu., which failed last July, catching
ieposltors for several hundred thou.
sand dollans
The Kansas Clty state hank was
organized m isss with 4 capital d
teo hundred thousand dollars Tbs
last statement showed loans of four
millions, deposits. gg.750o opo: surplus.
ell.0oa
Tbs following notice vas posted "a
~ dor e ihso opsnine henr Today
sFhis hank has Rona Into voluntary
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For Indicator hos naell tl.e tssgages % ne
Hassuges convention bsieFs e ffes sseei and free
naat the ctlaen saad Invest aaia tie iefm ald dewn
fcf conducting tle eoHsflflHsla aseson 4 eitissn
Votes against tie eansi tiiua De- $ sDed tbs rnfsse
q voting Cor to candidates 10 M atbd iQf a. tits
sleetioH II tls e noi eoadqs'as te soten what lsY
And Niiere the fps b4liU efNtnleed tbe ANtfiean
citaenf FuhahY Eha seute8nW M aaniEa ef that eans
sentiou believe that tisl sm eet t rltagla q tAr
United states raAlsluaa ilsfs4
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aNE o4kO

- ilie 4tiofheis iittas q .a# ZEE sa0fts
for pahsleltg aai ptaa.a.aa.sai a.aaa 8as.asrei
afesfefg aHasus. eIsf.ssa .sstIas s,nsli s.an :
aeciae and rlssli Is l.s lslssfn.e oaas aaa
eerrtspanients g nfeas al Hfa stt. sHgfaH a8aBas
q 80 opinion e order Is esseIf s ss.ff aid .esa
oufnAs are aei ~lih scs3snis ~ t sfts4 safk Iine
aane ifioas familiar elth tiie NtAfea Nua IS thss
rad tof the5 kno~ uisfs s not a tsf usss ht thar
eteff Ian clsfk "a efer land oc, 10 the Tsffofg De-
tefmlnea legal quosti0ts mafs intricate afA iNfaiine
more n sAius than tlsss saslfaiel afalais handed
aosn aad distributed ief pueleafna siaii f.a aff.
oa ans teAlns ef tom elus ~ eashius f e5mesh T.s
opinion q tless az rsfss aofHlne fat Il sg ag a..
mum. are mofe Important in nasf eaes lsf nas al1a4
shlef - much Is printed bat fafsanaef anfsfta.
nAisf tho salaFy q tae CLERKS 81 na1 aaaf e. eas
maintaining pfess bureau and nesHafa Hes llf3t Is
hidden under tts Opaque article use5 - nss8Hns ~
PIES and potatoes Hsskuess pHeaaf
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e should be stated IN tie interest q truth that tls
sis ntefmafed citizens ot the cusrokes nation have
pQ ASKED te National council fof compromise q their
ease nos pending e tie supreme Court of the United
states They On TIE whgle willing % allov lie cas-
g 60 e aua hearing aia then abide b. the decision
y TIE court SFs they not entitled 20 aotmeuts tie
cNefokees should net think of selling them land It tie
government appalsment. There viii - nothing 70
eanpmmlse when he eougt gets through ulth TIE eas
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TIE oss 81 tie eeetrle light Ice ana power plant 10
tbs oltg cday b. are much more than pefsoual
less il 4 distinct oss to the city q Vnlta ana oue
that eaaaot * seeosefed fruH FIT several months With
out lights and les at a time ahsn 18th are udispenve,
and ths Investment q hrss sam swept away iu mo
ment The plant vii h eb8lit on lasgef scals. u
course hat aheny
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1usi stop aai think a aeHsui q lhs eptssFoas oast
mafeia tie siee'f aatsn b ihs apsiatsm 1lsef ~
ihe1 eaa prove tial seaiaffk ffEs ee g ihs tsF.
titoty SAINT separate aafsaot stai isg prove
= ~ arst olnf detste a a aeii8aa iease L 10 fist
voters n ith wag Tfe 500 spa fIe ssecflaa
afges ard clsfsA mAke s1 Ca nm i.as ths
aeeiion' aiil nol permit ani saMt8 .eais ot
ongresmea uha al ~ ts ~ lirn aaa8 - stale.
aooi and tlsa auailf its5 - tie naaflts .na
announoe ihe result Fog Fa tlal a.ftatf laAes 0se
eake. ilolaensllls Times
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No enc IS authorized oa telaif g fit white aisf.
maFEed citiaeus 10 tp 70 euset core mmIss, 81 q
lobby such measure through theeansl TIE Eaeea.
tive comm. - Of tho White Association declared most
smphatleally against such proposition Hl,e MOVE.
ment Is iatlered b iew gfaites and SD lenrfs ai.a
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sail The majority Of ths white msn aad eomsa st.a
have intermarrled into the Chafosae nation af n8l S
situated
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