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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13
SECURES A LICENSE
AID ASSOCIATION GETS AUTHORITY
 TO DO BUSINESS.
Birmipgham Organization Whose Rights Were Held Up by the State May Be Sued by
 rOmamfnMfOuer.

The Southern Mutual Aid Association yesterday succeeded, through it's sec retary, Leroy Smith, in getting a li- cense from the Alabama Department of Insurance. Insurance Commissioner E. R. McDavid, who at first hesitated about issuing another license, decided that no harm would be done in issn- ing the license.
 After hearing the opinion of Attor- ney General Wilson, Commissioner Mc- David concluded that he had no alter native than to issue the license.
 The Southern Mutual Aid Company with Alabama headquarters in Birm- ingham. has a Virginia department and if was for the ~benefit of this depart ment that the license was desired so early as under the Alabaam law busi- ness can continue in this State until March 1
 This is the company against which proceedings may be brought by the Attorney General at the instance of Commissioner McDavid, who recently received a report from Deputy Com missioner H. R. Shorter casting seri- ous doubts on the availability of suf- ficient assets to meet the liabilities outstanding or alleged to be outstand- ing against it. The proceedings are held in abeyance until decision or the Alabama Supreme Court bearing vi- tally on the matter is handed down.
 Commissioner McDavid reasoned that inasmuch as he had deferred to the action of the Supreme Court in a test case he would not refuse to issue the license requested. Besides, the Ala bama law requires the State to give the company the right of trial by jury before it can be forced to discontinue business
 Secretary Smith of the Mutual Aid Association said yesterday that his company did not contend that it's pol icies were ultra viras, as was stated
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13
Executive Appelntmentn.

J. F. Hattefner, Jr., of Charity, Lowndes County and K. c. Carter of Myrtlewood. Marengo County, were yes terday appointed Justices of the Peace by the Governor.
 Other appointments by the Governor yesterday were as follows:
 Notary Public and ex officio Justice of the Peace-A. M. Sims of Gadsden.
 Constable-A. c. Autry of Charity.
 Notaries Public-C. W. Brassell of Brookwood. W. P. Malloy of Wacoochee N, H. Metealf of Hartford, J. C. Moore of Belgreen, S. N. Stanford of Pine Ap- pie, w. H. Logan of West Bloeton, and Miss Maud Carson of Selma. s--,5-..,--
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13
A ,lall order speelaI.

Every business man, and especially those interested in any kind of mall order advertising. should read the De- cember number of Judiclous Advertis- Ing, Chicago.
 This was a mail order special and contains articles by authorities we'll known in the advertising field, giving much practical information concerning mail order methods.
 By the way, this Is handsomely printed publication and its illustrations and comments are practical object les sons to every man interested In inc growth of his own business.
 One article in particular is of univer- sal interest, treating the much mooted question of Position and written by no less an authority than Charles Austin Bates adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13
Matinee at Bijou Today 2 ?. m. The Millionaire Detective.
SIX CONTESTANT COURT.

Defendant and Five Witnesses Bore
 Same Name.
 Jim Jones, a white man of Fillmore County, was arraigned before United States Commissioner John A. Elmore yesterday morning on a charge of sending obscene matter through the mails
 The five witnesses against Jones were bearers of the same good old American name, and 1t was said in the court room that no two of the Joneses were re- lated.
 On motion of the defendant, the hear ing was continued until January 19 Jones was released on a $500 bond
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13
For Rivers and Harbor..

Governor Jelks yesterday appointed the entire Alabama delegation in Con- gress to attend the Rivers and Har- bors Congress which is to assemble in Washington. January 15. The purpose of the assemblage is to impress upon the members of Congress proper the great need of appropriation this year for rivers and harbors. setting out the importance in each State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13
rMn rIRE ALARMs.
p,.xs I'm Bath Room At Residence of A-- Hnna.

The fire department at $40 o'clock 1as+ nigbt answered an alarm sent % from the residence or J. c. Haas, 2lS Scott street. ,.,.
 .p,., iocoted in a servants house In tSo SoN, raar of the Haas residence set fire tn tI,' the room but the firemen reached tba scene in time to extinguish the bIeoe before much damage had been Snno Sto~ Tbo room was somewhat dam aged aged by water but tho los is slight.
 The department oS,eySar a.S%erea ,.,, cal ,,, ', SIo,1 the Atlantic Coast Line shops in Itoti vSaet End but an incipient blaze was sxtinanished before the fremen reach cd the place
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13

On receiving another request from Governor Pennypacker that delegates be appointed to the National Divorce Conf renee to meet in Washington on February 19, Goveror Jelks yesterday repeated that he would appoint any interested person to the meeting who would signify his desire to attend Ii
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13

ate papers ever published. There are 424 columns Of advertising matter and 376 columns of reading matter The Advertiser claims to be the leading Alabama paper in news. influence ana circulaticn." Its special edition certain Iy proves it to be a leader in enternrise and a powerful champion of the best interests of the new South
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13
RAnDoADING IN TEXAS.
OOie Reads Yarn That Illustrates the
 Trials of a Lecturer.

Trials of a Lecturer. opie Read, who recently made lee- ture tour through Texas, tells this story of an experience he had down there. says The Chicago Tribune,
 you know" says Mir. Read, trains are never expected to be on time in Texas, When a train is scheduled to arrive at 8 o'clock you arc generally Eafe in calculating that It VIII not set
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13

The raIInssee FnIls Mfg. Go. can give onDIoyment to Spinners, DOnerS anu SDooIer hands. good mill toSVn' good school and ehurchesJ house rent Tree Address 1T. B. wallace, Superintendent u,a IInsaee. Ala. s''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13

After two recent nights of fog nearly 5000 birds were found dead under the lantern of Cape Grisncz lighthouse, says The London Chronicle. They had been attracted by the brilliant light and were killed by flying against the light house.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13
Provcn Its Title.

Des Moines Qowal CapltA4, ,,,.,,,i .,a,. tion of The Montgomery (Ala) Adver- tissr of one hundred pages. which IS
 S,ithouL doubt one of the most elapoF-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13

Fresh water Bream and Perch, shad and salt Water Trout, Shoppers and shrfsnns. Morgan & Co.
 Telephone 3t51. @f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13
MONTGOMERY THEATRE. Matinee Today 2sa0.,
 And Tonight,
David Harum.

David Harum.
 The great play of David Harum" comes to the Montgomery Theatre mat inee today 2:30. and tonight. The comedy Is said to be one of the greatest successes now before the public. The company to be seen in the comedy is one of much all-around cleverness. MT. Harry Brown will play David. Seats now on sale for both matinee and night performances,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13
Monday Night.
 Otis B. Thayer In the Beautifui Comedy Drama,

"sWeef CI0Vef.
 Sweet Clover" that delicious, dainty and delightful comedy, comes to the Montgomery Theatre Monday night with Otis E Thayer and an excellent company. Seat sale opens this morn ing --adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13

was represented that about half the states had responded to the invitation of the Conference.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-13
conference on DiyOrce.

Matinee at B13oG Today 3 5. m.
 The Millionaire Detective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-09


by such untoward circumstances that there
is little to hope from them, and yet In the
end they would seem to offer the fairest
method Here is an instance where we
need the proposed advisory board OF ex-
perts, and where such a board. il happily
constituted. would stand US in good stead
The taiiors of London are again becoming
critical. This time it Is a work OF Mr. Sar-
gent that has raised their ire. In his por-
trait of Lord Roberts he has thoughtlessIy
omitted the button holes in the tunic. and
there Is "a suspicion abroad" that the
breeches are without seams. Such q shock
ing Disregard Of aIl-important details leads
the Tailor ana Cutter to predict a short life
for contemporary painting and TO lament
the inef1icIency OF the age. This "a, OF
course absurd. but there Il still something
to be said for the complainants. We are.
sometimes sloyen IN cur painting and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-09

was recently returned to the nation oy
Earl Gray, and is eventually to be per>
manently placed in the State Department.
is now being copied In Philadelphia by NM
william NJ Chase for Mr.. Joseph II. choates
who had the happy thought OF thus ac-
feSv The original portrait hung In Earl
Gray's home for over a hundred years, but
the copy which will replace II will not. u
IS felt. be an unworthy substitute, especial.
" as it will commemorate very graceful
and generous deed
The National Sculpture Society has lately
received from a wealthy New Yorker gift
of $4,000 toward the endowment of home
for destitute painters, sculptors and archi-
tects. This is project which has long
been planned and for which the Fine Arts
ulating means.
LEILA AECHLINs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-09
THE GARDEN. YOU ANDI BY Barbara

THE GARDEN. YOU AND I. BY Barbara,
author of The Garden of Com
muter's Wife" &c New York: The
Macmillan Company.
For several years lovers of nature and
good books have been charmed by the is.
sue of a series OF volumes of garden loie
and fiction from the pen of one who held
herself from view behind the title of Bar
,bara." Speculation as TO her identity has
ranged far afield. Though constantly I'M
portuned the publishers have resisted all
appeals for clues TO the name of the au-
thor. Yet her books have in large part
been autobiographic. No sixth sense was
required to discern the quality of truth and
experience in them. The writer was evident
ly married. a keen student of nature, a
lover of all the creatures of the fields and
air, and a resident of a suburb. 1t was
plain as well that she was a woman OF
taste and the possessor of an exquisite lit
erary style.
Now the mystery is solved. Barbara is
formally introduced to the reading world
as Mrs. Mabel Osgood Wright. Mrs.
Wright in her own person needs no intro
duction TO wide circle. There may be
some who do not know that she Is dis
tinguished ornithologist an accomplished
zoolcgist. and in her own name writer
of wide repute on matters pertaining to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-09

Miss Janet Scudder. who has been in
Washington for several months, closed her
studio here this week and left with friends
for Cape May. In the early part of the
summer, after a brief rest she will execute
number of portraits at various country
homes, but later she will go to Europe Miss
Scudder Is to be numbered among the fore
most sculptors of America. Her work is
virile but keeniy artistic and 1t is directed
along original lines.
Washington as summer capital has a
bad name. and yet It happens more fire.
quently than one might suppose that dis
tinguished artist slips in to a vacated stu
do when the local workers are Off and
away. Mr.. f. d. Miliett, It will be re-
membered. spent a good part of the season
here. and Miss Ellen Emmett is now making
flying visits necessitated by a portrait she
is painting of Chief Justice Fuller.
The June number OF the International
Studio contains. besides an extraordinarily
clever review of the work of the Photo
Secessfonists, reproduction In color of a
painting by Mr.. Parker Mann, who is not
only charter member of the Society OF
Washington Artists. bat for many years
was closely associated with all local art
movements. 1t is called Morning Glow
and pictures sunrise beyond snarshy
meadow. The cooring is soft, the compost
ton simple and the reproduction. has been
well made.
The passage of the bill appropriating $50
600 for the erection OF statue in this city
to Commodore Barry OF revolutionary fame
Is an event OF local as well as national Inn
portance. II should, II proper care Is taken
In the selection OF a sculptor, give WASH
fuRton another work of art. but IL may
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-25
3ittStpu.

- 5bomas S'Srien unb Wti6ael
giOone uOn Bort @rifiitb. Die uOrlesten
Montag i'm gio. IA Drift Der Grie
@Ompanie Su Bort Slanbaro Ourb cine
@aserplOiOn Uerlest wuroe, erla9en ben
erbalteuen SranOwuuoeu Sumita9
9tabt.
- Der 21 Sabre ulte Sliper SOrher
BON bier muroe DOnneritug 0iu6t i'm
bisiisen SOfe Der yebigb SalleD @iiens
babn pon elmer 2otomotipe iiberiabren
uno ausenblidli6 setOotet, als er cine
gSeife ltellsn mollte. Sor6er mar Elm
0eBer unS unuerbeiratbet.
Ger 9talieuer @aetanO Wtisliore b.
Shb Wtain Str, erbielt WtOntus sIbenO
ciuen rSdwarSe Sano" Drobbrief
unb Der Wtaun wurOe bird Oeuielben in
iOl6en Sdreden uerieet, SaB er iit
enti6lOs, iObalO wie uur mOslih mad
Stalien SuriifSutebren.
- Der Staliener slntbong ROcellO.
elm SanOluuser i'm No. 9 Sduht Der
RenniDluauia SOblen GOmpanie, wuOs
Disnltus Ourd cine @aserplOicn am
sunjen SOrpsr uerbrannt uno Iein 3u'
ltano mar Elm osrarti9er, caB man feline
Soffuun9 auf feline @eneiun9 batte.
- Der Is Sabre ulte @eorSe Wiulliu
unO IA Sabre alte SObu Wtangun, beioC
BON SresOn, entsinSen auf Der ROlt
YluuharO Sreujuu9 Der Sebi9b Talleg
Giienbabn um OOnueritag abenO iebl
tuapp benz 2Ooe. Der sSaSeu, in
weldsm iie iuBsu, pnroe Su 6enerbcl,
rebuSirt unb bas YierO 9etOotet, aIs Gin
3uS Sieielbe trai, uber beioe fnaber
entsiu9eu puuoerbarsr SSeiis iebel
ernitli6sH 9erIssuuS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-25
Tcmcrpanif in elmer Seeacrftrd,e ,e

,3u elmer furdtbaren SaataitrOpbe fam
es am SOnntus sIbenb bel sinem
Srauoe in Der ct. Fauls Saptiitsn.
Stride fir 6urbiss oil Der 8. Strabs, un.
terbalb Der @iraro auenue, in Pbila,
Oelpbia. Die Stride mar bis Su ibrer
Saiiunssfraft nit Wtdnnern, Srauen
uno Sinoern sefiilt, als oas 5euer gum
slusbruh FAM. Sine Panit eutitano
uutsr Der Wteni6enmsnss uuo slllss
Ordnste in wilber Sait ben 9luSsdnssn
gu, Die i'm 9iu uOllitanbis blOdirt ma.
rsn. Sdauerli6e SSeuen ipislten iid
ab unO adt3ebn Yeriouen wuroen in
Sem entirsliden geOrdnse setOStet,
wdbrenO ca. fiiniSis gerlesunSen per'
i6ieoeniter art erlitten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-25
Bon Der Sncfeite.

SatOb WtillerEien.suon Staple Str.
lisst ssfabrli6 ertrantt oarnieoer.
Serr unb 6rau g8illiam 8aumsGrt'
ner pon Bird StraBe feierten Samlta9
slbenO I'M Sreiie ibrer Serwanoteu unb
Sreunbe ben %. Subrestas ibrer Yer'
mGblun9.
Serr uu6 6rau @SmarO gSstter BON
@ebar slpenue ieierten Dienitas gtadt
Die blc6erne SOdSeit - ben 3ebntsn
Sabrsstus ibrer Sermdbluns = in
luitiser @siie.
Sobu SerotOwsti bon Jteminston
9lueuue muBte 6reitas fir iein geri6ts
li6ss @rIdeinsn $500 Siirsi6aft ftel-
len, neil er eineu Snd nit Siuien uui.
bob uu6 beim nabm. Die uou oem gBa'
gen oes Sarrp GOlOnp 9eiallen paren.
Sin StraBenbubnpu9en brunrte am
DtOntus 9lbenO auf Dem YittstOn 9luss
nue 9iisel, Oberbalb 9ibbOns StraBe,
our6 uno iprans weiter uuten uOn ben
@eleiIen. Gs befunoen iih sur 3eit
lieben Paiiasiere in Dem Sabnwaseu,
Die idmmtlih berumseitoBen wurOeu,
uber nit leidten Ssrleeunsen entfamen.
Die Osuti6e @itbOOiiten @emsinOe
an PrOipect 9lusnue erwabIte WtOntus
glbenO bic iOlssnOn Seamten; Prdii'
bent, SStar Struud; S6asmeiiter,
Seurp @sgant; Sstretdr, Gbus. SOB'
mann; Gruitess, Senrp g8egunt unO
Clemens g8uuosrlpult. gtah ben uors
selsstsn Seri6tsn befiuSet iid bic Sc
meinOe in bliibsuOsm 3uitanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-25
GuS oem oberen Sbale.
(ar6balo gorreIponben3.)

- 9ei bem Seriu6, einen Grie 3us
am SOnntas gu Seiiup Su bsitsisen,
fiel Der 16 Sabre alte SEQ DOugber
untsr bsiisn 9tdoer, bic ibm Elm gsin 10
b6s jermalmten, baB bas @lieo umpus
tirt weroen muBte. Sein 3uitanb mar
na6 Der Speration Elm fritil6er.
- 3psi BerIOnsn wurOsn WtOntas
iu Seiiup perlest. Der @lettrote6niter
Dauib 8ail BON 9lr9balb, melder III
bem Sterrid BREEDER beiddfti9t mar,
fiel BON einem 35 SUP bOben Yfoiten unb
erbielt Ssrlesuusen, Die mO9li6erweiIC
fatal perlaufeu iperoen, wGbreno Elm
3iabri9es Siuo Ses Oauio 9olls BON
elmer Suti6e iiberfabren uuO bOs SER
I6unoen wuroe.
(Garbonoale @OrreipOnoenj.)
= Der ReeIe &aoen an Siio Terrace
Strube wuroe Samita9 9tuft BON @ins
bre6ern beiudt uno nm Elm Suautnm
98auren beitOblen.
u 9Obn 98apmUn uno @barles
MOrriion BON bier, bic anseblia lid
Oamit amiiiirten, Wtinenbremisn mad
benglu9en eiues@iels Su nerien uno erit
einse Gage SuuOr ibm elm sluse ausse'
itoBeu baben iollen, muBten Srei
tas je $40 Strafe unO bic Soften be3ah'
len. Der slsent fir Gbierqudlerei er'
i6ien als slnfld9er.
- Der As Sabre alte S6bme Bil'
liam Yang. Welher als 0teini9sr Del
.. & 8. Paiidsiertutiden anseitellt
mar, mOllte Oieuitas i'm SOie Der @om'
panic cine gofomotiue beitei9en, fiel
aber unter bic Jtdoer unb bielelber
iiberiubrsn ibm Die Siifte uno einer
2beil oes llnterleibes, i'm 10 idauoer'
bait uerleseno, oab er auf Der 6abri
gum 9iOtbfua 9oipital itarb. Gang
mar ieit etma Is Sabreu bier DObnbaIt
unO pe9en ieiues leutielisen @emiitbs
all9emein beliebt ; er mar Wtitslieo Der
ct. Rois @emeinbe, Oss St.YOnifaIius
Ysreins unb oeS @ermania @eiun9z
uereins.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-25
Oeeue gerie biefen NJ pnat

in Dem slrtiiuns Sau unb Slnlsibe Ser
Elm. Strift lOfale @elellidaft, elites
8ei6dftsiabr. slftipa $35O,OOO.OO.
lleberl6uB unO unsetbeitts Rrofite,
$90,000.0O. Die srite Serie lief in
116 Wionaten aus. Se6s PrO,ent
Sntereiien all Sparanla9en be;ablt.
gttien ieet gum Yertaui, bssiruenb
Oieisn WtOuat. Seine 9sbiibren fir
Seitritt bere6uet.
gS. s. Sau9bau, Sefretdr,
3,2 ,421 Sadamanna Gpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-25
Nilfess Barre Ssa abri6ten.


81. o. Gore, ebemals elm betannter
SOblenOperatur BON Drifton, 1T in
OteD Dorf seitorben.
- Der Streif Der Orabtipanner, Der
felt Wfitte September anoauerte, fam
Our6 cine @Onfersn; Sreitas abenS gu
@nOe unb Sumitas sin9en bic Sents
mieoer an bic 9lrbeit.
- Die Oirettoren bes Central ars
menoiltriftes wOllen iolde unbanfbaren
Sinoer, wslde ibre beta9ten Gltern oem
Diitritt aufbiirben, fir beren llnterbalt
peruntwOrtli6 MAIDEN.
- 8snjumin s. Wepers, Elm reider
iriiberer @eihdftsmann pon SSiltes'
Barre, lit uOrlesten Dienitu9 plOslit)
auf Der StraBe tOOt Suiummen9einnten'
@r mar GO Sabre alt.
- Die Demofruten uon WilfeSbarre
baben Die iolsenoen Sauoioaten aufge'
itellt: Sbusmeiiter, Daniel Z. Sart
2llleiior, Sobn Sefer A; 2 Shulorettoren,
Wtartin Wtoore unO Or. 9Sm. YettD.
- Sn Der 0ia6t pom SOunta9 uui
Wtontag wurOe oas Boitamt 3u Blgm'
outb nm Yriefmarfen i'm 9Sertbe bon
81 beraubt. Der @elbi6rant entbieli
sesen $500, bod mudten Die @inbredel
teiuen Seriu9. oenislben ;u Onnen.
- Sn Der etna - Meilsn uOn biel
sntfernten Srtlfait SObbie brad 6rei'
tug 9lbenb Elm Seuer aus uno 5eritOrtt
pier 9SObnbGuier, einen 9elduftsplat
uuo orei S6euern, unb menn Der Winr
| li6 ui6t seOrebt bGtte, wuroe Der gang
Srt nieoer9ebrannt iein.
- Die 3. & 3. @ompunie bat iif
sntidloIisn, pom 6irwooc mad Riuer'
iioe, oaun iiber ben SluB unO entlanl
Der 9SeltlCite oenelben uno neben Del
0iltesbarrs & Gaitern Sahn bis mad
gatesuille cine neue Sabnliuie berSu'
ltslleu un6 miro fir bieien 3lued eint
Summe pon 81 ,60O,0 600 ausgeben.
- SrieOsnsri6ter u. 2S. SlOau unt
iein @onitabler Yerubart Sbele uOr
SSortp Sort wuroen am Samita9 Del
SeridwOruus idulOig betunOen, I'm
oas @ountD Su betrii9en. Sic batter
Die Diamen uOn fin9irten 9erioncn be-
nust, nm Sla9efdlle ;u fabrisircn unr
our9 oieicu 8etrug aus oem County
Soften beraus;uihla9en.
= Sin EuitOr 8. SlOpo bon 0ianti'
COTE fritiiirte in berben 9Sorten lester
Samitas Die mObsrne S6uIerSiebunS
pel6e Die SOpfe Der SinOer init unnii
een 2ebrcn uOllpfrOpie, uniere Raiie 81
elmer nerpOS entarteten made uno fein'
3eit fir bic 9ebren Der 9telision iibri(
lale. Sn ben eriten ;pei Buntteu ba
er red)t, I'M britten nift-benn Der He
li9ionsunterridt sebOrt in Die Stride
ni6t in bic Sdule.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-25
Stabtratb.
Select Council, 1s. Sanuar.


0isisr 3wsis bes Stabtrutbes lit
au6 3usunitsn eines sanSe 9ia6t
StraBenbabnOisnites, oeun in obiser
Serlammlung CAB er elmer biesbeSii9'
liden Heiolution Oes untereu 3Deises
feline Beiitimmuns.
Sine 0feIolution BON Rrice BON Der
81. 9Sarb erre9te einise sluseinaubers
Ieeunsen, oa CT nit oerielben be5wedt,
oaB Die Biirser Der SSarO bis gum 1.
Widrs 3eit buben IOlleu, ibrc stabt'
unO S6uliteuern obue Straiauil6la9
gu be,ublen. Yrice ertlGrte, baB ein
WtiBpsrilanOuiB in Setreii Der Sahe
entitanoen iei, ou Die Siirser wdbn.
ten. Der STANDARDIZATION uou Safas
mama GOwnibip wiirOe Die Steuern
erbeben. Wian nabm ;uleet bic Reios
luton an.
Die 3obnfutibsn SrOinunj warb
siinitig beribtet, alS man lie aber bel
erlter uno Speiter Selun9 aufriei, wur'
os iie pieber BEN @omite iiberpieieu,
I'M ben 2eibitaabeiisern Selcsenbeit Su
gsben, li6 oariiber uuS;uoriiden.
Die fol9enOen neuen Sorla9en wur'
ben eiuscreidt: 8bomas Sitti6riit
uOn @runoeisentbiinlern all Sadlon,
ScrantOn unb Oteunter StraBen fiir
Sidter an jenen @inmiinoun9en unS
fir Sreuswese an @beitnut uuo Scrau'
ton StraBen referirt. SOlDrD-Helo.
luton, bic ben Oireftor Der 0ffentli6er
Siherbeit anweiit, Dem Sriippel sllfret
Campbell eine @rlaubniB ultellen
gum Ysrtauf uOn Biibern an9enom'
men. SdneiOcr = SrbinanS, welht
ben 9iumen uon Sirlt Sluenue in Step'
ben 9lpenue umGnOert /; referirt. Sr'
oinaus iiir Elm Siht an Stephens Aue'
me unO 5SrOnt StraBe ; reierirt. He'
iolutiou, Die beiwedt. OaB Oas Gi9en.
tbum Der y. 8. s. u. in Der IL. Waro
uon ben 1902 uub 1908 Stsuern befreit
weroe an9enOmmen. Wtattbews-
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3uitanO iu iesen; au9enommen. So
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Ciientlidsu 2Serfe aumeiit, Oas Guloert
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StraBe, repariren Su laien; an9e'
nommen.
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uon Ssftion s. i'm II. 9lb;u9sfanul
Oiitritt uebertrasung BON 9epinen
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