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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
State Of Utah. City and County Of sa
NOTICE OF SPECIAL CITY TAX

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that special
tax for the purpose or constructing a
sewer on street. from South Temple to
First South street, In Sewer District No
l. has been levied and confirmed by ordi-
nance OF the City Council. dated May s,
1898
The property horeby assessed consists
Of the following described lots and pieces
OF ground. to-wlt.
All of lot and the north 40 feet of lot
/ block 1. all of lot and the north 10
feet OF lot q block 3, plat G. Salt Lake
City survey. abutting on both sides OF S
street between South Temple and First
streets, In Sewer District No l. as the
same appears and arc shown upon the Of
flcial plats OF said city TO the depth OF
rs feet back from said street Said tax Is
PAYABLE In six equal lnstalmcnts and Will
become delinquent as follows, to-wit:
One-sixth OF the total amount OF the
tax so levied shall become delinquent
come delinquent Juno Sth, 1907; one-siXth
thereof shall become delinquent June Sth,
1905: one-siXth thereof shall become de-
Iinouent juno Sth. 1903; one-sixth thereof
one sixth thereof shall become delinquent
June Sth, 1911
each Of said installments except tho
frst shall draw interest at the rate of s
levy until delinquent, and III any or either
OF said instalments shall become delin-
ouent interest thereon shall be at tho
rate OF s per cent per annum from delin-
quency until Such ocllhquent instruments
arc fully paid.
All special taxes are payable at my Of
foe, room l02. City and County building.
FRANK A. SWENsON,
City Treasurer and Special Tax Collector
BY R. S. WINNER. Deputy.
Sewer Extension No. III
Date of first publication, May nth. 1905.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that special
tax for the purpose OF constructing six
foot cement sidewalk on the east eide OF
Eleventh East street, from First South
to Third South street In Sidewalk Dis
trict No %, has been levied and con-
flrmed by ordinance of the City Council.
dated the Sth day OF May. 1906
Tho property hereby assessed consists
of tho following described lots and pieces
OF ground, towit:
2 and and the north SIS feet OF lot 4.
block 80; oil OF lots q to p inclusive.
block /. Ehrlch's sub b-divfsion OF block 30,
plat F, Salt Lake City survey. abutting
on the east side OF Eleventh East street
between First South and Third South
streets in Sidewalk District No. %, as
the same appear and o1s are , shown upon Sa
dcpth OF Is feet back from said street.
Said tax Is payable In six equal INSTALL
ments. and Will become deliquent as fol-
lowe to-wit.
One-sixth OF the total amount OF said
tax so levied shall become deliquent juno
Sth 1906; one-siHth thereof shall become
delinquent June Sth, 1907. one-siXth thereof
sixth thereof shall before delinquent
June Sth 1909; one-sixth thereof shall be-
come delinquent juno Sth. 1910; one-siKth
thereof shall become delinquent June Sth,
Each OF said installmcnts, except tho
first shall draw interest at the rate OF S
per cent per annun from tnc oate or TINS
levy until delinquent and II any or either
Of said installmonts shall become delin-
ouent interest thereon shall be at S per
cent per annum from delinquency until
such delinquent Instruments are rully
All special taxes are payable at my Of
fce. room l02 City and County building.
FRANK A. SWENSON.
CITY Treasurer and Special Tax Collector
BY r 8 WINNER, Deputy.
Sidewalk Extension No, 10i.
Date Of first publication. May 18th. 1905.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Little Chief Mining and Milling conn
Pany. principal place OF business at salt
that Mt a meeting of the board g gwen al
rectors, held on the 24th dav Of Ali III
1893; an na;s assessment OF ono d) cent per
levied upon the capital stock iss,,ed as mnS
outstanding OF the corporation. pavahIo
immediately to j. Oberndorrer, secIetapv
South Main street. Salt Lake City fI,aSi ,Si
Any stock upon which this asssssmen.
shall remain unpaid on Monday, the 18th
advertised for sale at public auction AMI sId
unless payment 10 made before viii ha
sSld sSnS on saturday. tho 18th day of June
iSVo. at O'Clock noon. to pay the de-
linauent assessment. together with tba
COST Oh adVertIsing and expense OF sale
x 49, oHERNDoRFER. Secretary
City. Utah. saie lake
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids will be received up to Mon.
day. May IS. 1906, II o'clock noon, by tho
CITY Council OF Murray for the erec,inp
of a city hall and jail, according to plans
and specifications drawn by ErskIne %,
I.IIgcnberg. architects, 525-52I Dooix
building, Salt Lake CITY; Utah, whero
1906. Bids viii be opened May 20. 1905 at
o'clock p. m, in presence OF tho civ
Council All bids must be addressed ~
Utah A certified check OF per cent ~
the amount OF bid must accompanv
each bid Separate bids will be received
for the city hall and jail, and each biddor
mugt include all Items, as specified IN
each one of the separate specifications
By order OF the City Council OF Murray
Utah w. j. WARENSKI
City ClorL
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AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance confirming the assossnsnt
upon the property on the south sido Of
South Temgle street sts SetWesn w sIal Efth Fast
trict No IT, for the construction of q &C.
Be 1t ordained by the City Council of
Section / That the assessment list
mado by the City Treasurer as corrected.
approved and completed by the Board Of
appointed by the City Council for that
purpose, OF the property a5utting on the
in Sidewalk District No. II. of Salt Lake
city, for the purpose OF constructing q
cement sidewalk upon said portion OF said
street. is hereby confirmed. and the as
easements made and returned in said COM
pleted lists are hereby confirmed.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take eff
City. Utah, April II. 1906. and referred to
the Mayor for shs his r|RJ r@RPr9vaalI re aItv p.,,-
ApproVed this 10th day OF April. 1906.
EZRA THOMPSON. Mayor
State Of Utah City and County of Salt
! B. Moreton. City Recorder of Salt
Lake CITY, Utah, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a full, truo
tied IAN ordinance confirming the as
scssmcnt upon tho property on the south
side OF South Temple street between
Fifth East and Sixth Enst streets. in
Sidewalk District No. II, for the construc-
ton of a cement sidewalk" passed by
the City Council OF Salt Lake City Utah,
Aprii Il 1906 and approved bv the Mayor
APRIL l9. 1906, as appears OF record In my
Office.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto set
NV hand and affixed tho corporate seal OF
said city this 18th day OF April. 1906
(Scal) j. B. MORETON,
Rill No 42. City Recorder
Sidewalk Extension No. 1902 wl707
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LOWER MAMMOTH MINING CONF
block. Salt Lake City. Utah. Notice is
hereby given that at meeting OF the
directors held the l4th day OF Nav
1906 an assessment OF cents per share
being assessment No. 16 was levied upon
the capital stock OF tho corporation pay
able Immediately to A. Reeves secretary
OF the company. ut his office. 5l6 Dooly
block. Salt Lake City Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Saturday. June l6
1@S will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at public auction; and, unless pay
ment IS made before. so many shares Of
each parcel OF such stock may be
necessary will be sold on the 9Th day Of
July' 1905, at 2:3o o'clock p. m of said day
TO pay the delinquent assessment thereon
together with the cost OF advertising and
eIpense OF sale. A. REEVES, Secy.
sis Dooiy block, Salt Lake City, Utah
First publication, May B 1905. d2d
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London's Ivory Market.

Ono OF tho sights OF London Is the great
ivory floor at tho London docks, where, pre-
vious TO and during the periodical Gales ivory
may DO literally BY tho aero. for the
tusls laid out in lot9 on tho moor or ono
of tho great warehouses for inspection by In
tending purchasers. For weeks previous 10
the actual snle tho special sta1 OF tho lVorS
department have been busy preparing tho va
rious couBignmentg and arranging thom ec-
cording TO tho sizo and quality and CHASING
them into the various grades, each OF which
has somo particular uuo for which IL ls espcc-
folly ndaptcd.-Americnn Joweler
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.0TIG.

Notice is hereby glra
Council OF Salt Lake CiW .
of such Council 10 make US I
scribed Improvement. 70 a
To grade. gutter and eS /,
crete. and pave with aspa.aes \
pavement TO be ninetyssss y
between curbs) West qen'
the south side Of Fourth - -
the north side Of Fila D.1'
paving district No. - y
abutters' portion OF tns 81. ~,
thereof. estimated al lo'SS1 SS1
FIVE hundred and tTeug ~ =
lars, or eleven NlLWl
foot OF abutting prori..
1920 feet abutting said is NJ
q local assessment upoa ",
OF ground within the l9.,, ;,
district, being the ed dii!1S ;T,SToss
and benefited by said iI'r,s NJ
ly: All OF lots 4 ana 90 q
OF lots !. 6. I and !, '
Salt Lake City survey, I'D
The total cost OF snu snur,,ri-
estimated at sixteen tG9Ii q
and s. 100 (s1s.024 ~ doass II /
the clty's portion 3 al an Z
hundred and four ana ~
lars, leaving fourtes,,n, m
hundred and twenty &rs-,
be raised by local essesJI,; seeIas. !,
All protests and ooJs,Iss ooJ.sIIss ..
ing out of such ln.shnlT5i .ha T5iJ .
sented In writing 70 tns :, ~
or before the 4th day yco,..g o. I
the time set by said : 80
hear and consider suSa S. ~.
jections as may be m.r' i,s 90
By order of the u"
Lake City, Utah.
Dated April 2 1876, p W
C1'
Paving extension No 81
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby ~ s'rriSuu riu ]
Council OF Salt Laset n 70 nsi'|
,lon OF such Council e.st 70 b
ing described impIIoyIIps r. vIps Rvs'
v,frlfled E1eea0J,iip pipe eight q (sssis 70 :
on the south side ,,es, o. and =
Streets' oe In sewer dls!,iSs dl!,iss "a
SIssetii sIsS the 'abutters pD;S1[%asis; .
saPd saPd'''e one hundred ors ~
Sailn ssliii. 25S dollars. Or {oSl on :. .
dollars per front lSS' 81 tsst
srty: y:o,thIHent. there oY5y' BY a local I,sl -
the lots or pisSeSS distr.tt
lN, following M be- aftected, ,,.is: K y
said ssist ,maPproSemsnt' aP .asa nsIlSs lSshs
and 8 and Z the p Salt LAG v
block AZ. plat "a "A oSise,,l.s's
All protests anu anu ipieat!sa. r
ing naggteS All IN writing 70 TO- .Ds Of IT,
Sg"Sef sf before re the A. 4th h.sId dss scsas
6aer the ''slIu and consider ,usd ,,usds o.;
near festIons ns'I as may be be T!Ity Gs 81
Nv order OF sie
Dated April ~ !. s
sewer extension No 10
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WILL BEAR SAD NEWS
TO IMPRISONED MEN
Whalers Shut in by Arctic Ice
Have Not Learned of the
Frisco Horror.

WINNIPEG, Man, May 11,-Chief Fac
tor Anderson OF the Hudson Bay posts.
Mackenzie river district, left this even
Ing on a long Journey 10 the Arctic cir
Gle. The interesting part OF his mission
Is the conveyance to imprisoned whalers,
whose homes arc in San Francisco, the
news of the terrible catastrophe which
befell San Francisco
Cut Off From World.
These men are 800 in number and are in
six whaling steamers. They nave oecii
there two years. imprisoned In the lee,
unable TO get through tho passage owing
TO the severity OF the soaeons, Tho Can
adian mounted police from Dawson CITY
on their annual trip lest summer Visited
the imprisoned mon. Since then no news
from the outside world has reached thSn
and IL In not known what epidemics nave
struck them, as at the tirno OF tho police
rlBit soJuyy was threatened
Has Taken Newspapers.
Chief Factor Anderson has takon six
complete files or local newspapers con-
tanning running account OF the terr1pie
visitation.
Has Wearisome Journey.
From Edmonton he goes 2lO0 miles by
canoe and portage to Fort Peol, on Mac
kenzie river: from there IL Is go miles
within the Arctic circle to Herschel Is
land where the imprisoned men are, From
there Eskimos and Catholic missionaries
newspapers and medical supplies, with
Anderson goes Steffasens a Cambridge,
Mass, physician, to the polar party. Whlcn
goes In by the Pacific coast to join him at
the mouth of the Mackenzie river. An
derson Will not reach his destination until
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FLORIDA NEGRO IS
HANGED BY A MOB
Had Been Accused of Murder
Is Taken From Jail by
Force.

TAMPA, Fla. May ia mob entered
the jail at Enverness, Citras county, last
night. took the keys from tho jailcr and
took out Frank Jordan. coored. charged
with robbng and numbering white ped
dlcr named Sweeney, at Stage Pond, two
weeks ago.
The negro was hanged by the mob TO
treo short distance from town There
was disorder, the mob doing It's work
very quietly,
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And in accordance with law and the
ordar of the board of directors made on
the II eI 9th day of April. 1906. SO many shares
OF each parcel OF such stock as may bo
Company room 500 Atlas block, West Sec
ond South street. Salt Lake city. Utah,
on the 26th day of May. 1906 at the hour
Of o'clock p. m. 10 pay the DELINQUENT
Assortment together with tho costs OF
advertising and expense OF sale.
w. MONT FERRY. Secretary
Office $50 Atlas block. Salt Lake City.
Utah.
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Collar Size for overalls.

A. lady entered the clothing storo OF Rcny
& Marshall In Watcryllc and asked for a pair
or ororalls for her husband.
What size does ne wcar7' asked the clerk
Well. ! don't know, exactly. but he wears
o collar size 15.''-Boston Herald.
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Well-Known Turfman Dies.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 1S.-Thomas
Atchinson. well-knowD turf writer,
widely known under tho nom do plume
OF Broad Church." died hero at an early
complications, He was about 20 years
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That Bearish Feeling.

How are you feeling this spring, MT
Bear"
Mr Beor Nn hollow tree)-"Simply awful. L
ate q Welsh rabbit last fall and It kept mo
awake oil winter or'-Harper'B Weekly.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

wabash Mining company, Principal
place OF business. Salt Lake City.-Notice
There arc delinquent on tho following
described stock. on account of assessment
No. 10, levied on the 5th day OF April,
1906. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. to
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Roaring Lion Of st. Mark.

II suppose you saw the Lion of ST Mark
when you In ycnice?"
II did Got there Just they ~ore feeding
m.-Boston Transcript
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All protests and objections to the car
rying out of such intention must be pre-
OF before the 4th day of June. le1s. bejnn
tho time set by said Council when II viii
hear and consider such protests and oh
jcctions as may be made thereto
The total cost of said Improvement /.
estimated at ffty-sevcn thousand ono
hundred and ninety-slx and 7sioS
(S511s6. 19) dollars. of which sum the citySe
portion Is seventeen thousand seven him
dred forty-four and 79-l00 (sl7,74i 70, dol
lars. leaving thrty-nine thousand fonr
hundred and flfty-two (Ss9 l52) dolIars ~
be raised by local assessment "
BY order OF the City Council OF Salt
Dated April g. 1906
J. B. MoREToN. City Recordsr
Sidewalk Extension No. 1G9.- xi5ao
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MT. MORIAH LODGE No q
M.-Masonic hall, sccoss u
month. Members OF sister ~
journing members In god q
vited. A. III. Peabody. VI q
phcr Dlchl. secretary.
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UTAH CHAPTER 80. 1 4
Stated coDvccat!on frs. Wlt
each month at Masose han O
cordially invited. ChsA v. u
Moses c. Phillips. secretaJ,
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LINCOLN LODGE No
T. hall. ''ehins, ] n
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ROCKY O, MOUNTAIN Ia.
Thursday evening = 'og y
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Ell KALAH TEMPLE. A. Al
Third Wednesday o. ssA
sonic hall at s ?. m An -
Ing invited. ]. VI. Mans1
w. l.. Barnes recorder
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Woodmen Of ths 7s
WOODB1NE circle No. On
Tuesday, 3 O'Clock at L O. Q
SILVER MAPLE circls "a
every Friday night at L0.a
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independent Order Of b; |;
FIDELITY LODGE Ma
Meets every Wedrs.,n'll
o'clock, I. o. o. F taS7 d.
CONE Soms: n II. LeonhaiJd u
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WASATCH LODGE nc. lTu
Masonic hall second FnaJ 4
Members Of sister lodges =
brethern in good starclns lir1|
Wall Griffin. W. "; A J. q
tary.
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m ARGDNTA LODGE 81
IA A. MAJ Msss.z
XIX Tuesday OF each -
wv bers OF sister loiEy &
ing brethren invited. Ham II
w. NJ: Moses c. PHILLIPS ~
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MIZPAH CHn
Order cf =
Masonic hsB ~
each month "
ter jurlsd!euaa g
members cNt
Rhoda A. c.
Nancy Lsattd1
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FoREsTERs OF ANEpIc, \
LIST and Bird "Wednesday a:
knights OF Columbus tsrI y =
South. C. E. White p r =
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NAOMI REBEKAH ron,.
Meets every 2nd and itS S'i
Ing OF each month In ID, nj 81 $:
pie. Market 81
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LYNDS CHkpf1|
Order Eastern al
hall. Stated =
Friday each nsA|
. members will rt:ez
welcome. Nan
". N. Aary G. t
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h"ishts Of Prts;,
CAI.ANTHs-MYRTrv
s,1NcE EHcFy 4 Monday, K. o. ss.
and s. Z. Hak.f
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Chief Factor Anderson has tnkon six
complete filcs OF local newspapers con-
tairlns a running account OF the terrible
visitation
The daily tribune., 1906-11-14

II pays 70 advertise your wants In
ths Tribune.
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ORDERS PLACED FOR EQUIP
MENT BREAKS ALL RECORDS

Chicago. Nov. i4-Some large pur.
chasers Of railroad equipmf mt WAS al.
nounoed today. aud at the present rate
orders are being placed the inore ase In
the volume Of business will break all
records The Wabash has made u
contract for $12. 800. COO worth o, nav
cars and engines. the Northern Pa.
oifio has mAie public the purchase Of
~. 700. COO Of new freight oars. the
Burlington Ia beginning to receive s3.
56s. 900 of new locomotives and cars.
the entire order for which can mot be
filed until next year. the Southern
Pacific railroad has just ordered &s.
600. 900 Of cars and locomotives.
These added to the recent orders
placed bv the Hartman line aagregat.
ing s2l. $50 600 and $50, 600. 900 by the
Rock Island brings the grand total to
81. $50. 600. 900 in orders by six western
systems
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COMBINED AGES OF TWO
WOMEN 2Is YEARS

New York, Nov. 1.-The women.
whose added ages are said to be 2l6
years. are inmates Of the Home Of the
Daughters of Jacob for Old People In
this CITY. Leah AronwAld claims she
Ia io4 years old and Esther Davis
says she IL just seven years older.
Both Of the old women have been
married. They lave seen Ave gen.
erAtiops pass away. They had seen
Napoleon bonspsrte both having
been in Paris when the famous sol.
der WAS making history In upmak Ing
nations.
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MELTING SNOW ON CAS-
CADES THREATEN FLOOD

Tacoma, WASH, Nov. l4-Swamp.
ed BY the warm rain. the snow on
the western slope Of the Cascade
mountains has melted aud is flow Ing
into the rivers At the base OF the
mountains. resulting In what may be.
come one Of the worst floods seen here
for years. Bridges are being washed
away. telegraph and telephone wives
are down. train service on the North.
ern Pacific 10 disArracged and Il II
known that one life has been lost
aud the Cascades is flooded.
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INTIMATED ONE JUROR
HAS BEEN BRIBED

Findley, o.. Nov. i4-UertaiD
members Of the .ury before which the
Standard Oil case was tried are to bs
Investigated. Some Of them are
charged with bribery. According to
rumor that has been reported to
Prosecutor David ono OF tho Jurors.
bot for tbs exhoration Of his fellows.
would hang the jury. II IL claimed
lie was on the pay roll Of the Stand.
ard OIL company. but the amount oi
money no received u not known.
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MILLIONAIRE BEATS DRUM
IN HIS OWN BRASS BAND

New York. Nov. l4-It became
public property todGy that MIL.
lionaire Simon x. Bernbeimer Of
this city not only beats bass drum.
but actually owps . band. 10 ID
his only hobby and 1t costs him
about e90. 0O0 . year.
Bernhsimsr's estimated wealth IL
ei5. 0o0. 900 aud this 10 msre bssa.
tslls 10 the "Augsl" Of the Amicitis
amateur band.
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KAISER WILHELM EXPELLS
GIRL ABOUT TO MARRY

Berlin. Ger. Nov. I4-KAiser vii.
helm. fearful that Prince Albreaoht
Will marry Marie Sulser before he
departs for Africa where he goes to
exile. has ordered Miss sulzer ex.
pelied from Germany.
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President May Unveil,

indianapolis. Nov. 4-President
Roosevelt will be asked to deliver the
address at the unveilipR Of the monu.
ment to Gen. Lawtop. being erected
here by the people of Indiana. The
ceremony will take place next Memo.
rial day.