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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23
RADUATE
TAXATION
APPROVED

|, our present taxing system, be
heory or requirements OF the
What they may, the practice
a preyalls Is to exact a greater
l. a, toll. In proportion to prop
ulue. from small wealth than
: large wealth.
shk Is so well known as to re-
| \ no figures or demonstration In
EAsnnee Of establishing the fact.
Eba custom so universal that to
h an attempt to discuss the sub
! from any other standpoint than
snail wealth Is made to bear a
|ner rate per cent of tax on the
|r than large wealth would be
|runs out upon a false premise.
ling concealment, perjury, and
j. forms of tax lodging" have
! u to do with the heaping of the
upon small wealth but that does
alter the truth in the case, or
|nli Us to take any other view Of
present method than that II Is
tirect anlthesis OF what is pro.
" hy the graduated property
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23

So much for the fairness of the
tax TO those who. owing to their In
terests being necessarily large OF
capital. would. under a transpositlon
designed for the suppression of mo-
nopolistlc aggregation, be Obliged to
pay the heavier rate. Now let us
look into what would be its fairness
toward those whose moneyed invest
ments were so centralized when the
tax should go into effect as to be
especially threatened by the tax.
In the case of the Standard OIL
trust, where the tax would work It's
object by bearing down with such
force on the vast millions concen-
trated. In the petroleum business as
TO threaten conhscatlon. the thrifty
stockholders of the big monopoly
could avert the danger TO their rich
es by dividing their oil combination
into a series OF smaller plants dis
connected with one another and do
ing competitive business In the
production and sale of petroleum
products.
Can there be anything more square
dealing than this? Looking 10 the
protection OF the people from the
existence OF capital In the form Of
thieying combines, the remedy grants
a fortune-savlng permit TO those
who happen 10 be In the combines.
A capitalist of John d. Rockefel-
ler's wealth would be Obliged, OF
course, to distribute his money
among a big multiplicity OF dlsslm-
liar enterprises In order 10 keep
from centralizing TO a tax-hurting
limit In any one particular line; new
ertheless. the privilege TO do so gives
him a show for the retention OF his
pile.
John d, might put up a kick
against the Inconvenience OF having
TO engage himself In a vast diversity
OF pursuits In order TO preserve his
entire fortune unto himself
But We can fairly Offset this dis
sent by pointing 10 the deviousness
OF the means employed by Mr.. Rock
efeller in aeeumulating his mighty
horde. and 10 the absurdlty OF ex-
pecting the people 10 forever submit
20 the victimizing inevitable from
that form OF massing wealth which
makes Il a raiding appliance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23
Women Who Wear Well.

1t Is astonishing how great q change q
few years Of married life often make Ia
the appearance and disposition Of many
women. The freshness, the charm, the
brilliance vanish like the bloom from =
peach which Is rudely handled. The
matron is only a dim shadow. a faint echo
OF the charming maiden. There ere two
reasons for this change. ignorance and
neglect Fow young women appreciate
the shock to the system through the
change which Genes with marriage and
motherhood. Many neglect 70 doal with
the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak
nesses which too often como with mar
riage and motherhood, not understanding
that this secret drain is robbing tho check
Of its freshness and the form Of hts
fairness.
As surely as the general health suffers
when there is derspgement Of the health
OF the delicate womSfrig organs, so surely
whqf tsese organs sr6>0Stablished In
heaINh therQce 2ndSSFns>Qt oSce witness
10 the Tact In ness4~ed comeffnaSN Nearly
amillion women hAya found health and
happlneSs In the use of pr, Rscrce's Fa-
yorlie PreSSclptl0nA. tmakes weak wom-
on strong and sick women woll. lngredl-
snts on labol-contains no alcohol or
harmful habit forming drugs. Made
wholly Of those native, American, medic
lpal roots most highly recommended by
leading medical authorities OF all tho sew.
eral schools OF practice for the cure OF
woman's peculiar ailments.
For nursing mothers, or for those broken.
down In health by too frequent bearing OF
children, also for the expectant mothers,
10 prepare the system for the coming OF
baby aud making its advent easy and
almost painless, there is no medicine quite
50 good as rFavorito Prescription II
can do no harm In any condition Of the
system. 10 Ia most potent invigoratlng
tonic and strengthening nervino nicely
adapted to woman's delicate system by a
physician OF large experience In the treat
mcnt of woman's peculiar ailments.
DIR. Pierce may BE- consulted by letter
free OF charge. Address Or. X, V. Pierce
Invallds' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N Y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23

Indeed, the heavy self-taxation OF
the trusts to pay the dividends on
their watered stock is a conspicuous
example of the fact that the heavi.
ness of the tax is not that which op-
presses. Drive out the trust with
It's monopoly-given privilege of shift
ing the dividend tax onto the people,
and the weight of this tax will be-
come oppressive; so oppressive as to
force the wringlng out of the water.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23
Nassar's Club House.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y, March "a
The Vassar girls are busily at work
on their plans to have n heightened
and pretty club house. II has taken
several years to bring the plans TO
their present point. but now they
are going ahead. There is no DIM
Guilty in raising money, as there are
thousands of people in this city and
in other cities, where Vassar alumni
are scattered. to furnish funds for
anything In the shape OF building
that the girls want
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23

ills of modern trade and evoke the
reign of fairness.
Aiming only aginst the grouping
of wealth into looting rings, and sa-
vorless In it's process OF that which
pertains to retribution, the gradual
cd property tax would realize for the
victims OF monopoly the need of a
square deal by extending to the cap
tains of monopoly the courtesy OF q
square deal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23

The liquor manufacturers do no.
go out of business on account of a
tax which amounts to several times
the productive cost of their article
of trade. Neither do the importers
of foreign goods retire into bank
ruptcy on account of having to pay
the heavy customs duties which
compose the bulk of the immense
revenue of the general government.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23

y ui see. then. how square deal
Ia the privileges It carries with
; the proposal 10 dlsplace the
1li system for another In which
beaver end OF the taxation shall
'cue by large wealth.
itsr the present monopolistic
pc the trust magnates exercise >
P'efogatlve OF fixing the prices
2 The generality OF the products
- thereby deprivlng the people
eunon Of voice IN the matter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23
INDEPENDENCE STAGE.

Daily except Sunday. Leaves vii.
lamette Hotel. Salem at p. m, con-
meets with motor for Monmouth and
Dallas at 6:15 D. m. Leaves 1nde-
pendence at "A. m. Phone Main
i79. RALPH BUDLoNG.
Manager
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23
THE BEsT ROAST THE
FAMILY EVER HAD.
Phone 182

Can be obtained from our prime
tender and juicy beef, mutton or
pork. All our meats are selected
from the choicest. and prepared for
the table 20 suit the demands Of the
fAstidious. Oar prices are lover for
quality than you can and al any
place n salem.
convinced. X. q. CROSS,
PhOse 90i $40 State st.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23
osTEoPATIIs

DIR. u. II. White-0raduAte OF Kirks
Vile, Mo, under founder OF oS
teopAthy. Room 2l, BreymAb
building. Commercial streot
Phone 81. Residence corner
Mill and Twenty-hrst sts. Phone
6s9. Treats acute and chronic
diseases. Examination free.
Ii-iT-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23
MUSICAL
PHYsIcIANs ANp sURGEoNs.

DIR. u. u. Grifiin. the Specialist on
Morphine--All drug and liquor
habits. which he cures in 3 days,
No money until cured. 2i4 Trade
ST., Salem. ore. Phone 56s. jobs
Doyens. Business Manager.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23

Formerly Bimpson's Stables
Uptodats Livery and cab line.
F0nsral turnouts = speciality. Tally
no for pisuies and sxeursionG PAoas
"a OHAe. W. YANHKE, Prop.
EAT snd sae High ssssst
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23

DaIlas-salem Stage-Makes eOnnec-
ton with the northbound West
Side train at Derry at 2 p. m.
daily. Also connects with Fall
City train az Dallas at 3;2O p. m.
Stage leaves salem AZ noon. J, j
Fidler. prop. 3-iS-im'--
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
ron aALs

For Sale-15 acres of land, good
house, barn and green house.
Fruit OF all kinds. So miles east
Of Salem, in Auburn addition. In
Quire of c. w. Yannke, Fashion
Stables. S-21-2w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23

The latter are withou privilege,
therefore, of recompensing them
selves for any of the heavieh taxes
which they have to pay, though ad-
dition TO the prices of what they sell
or deduction in the costs of what
they buy.
But the graduated property tax, in
the striking down of monopoly, would
not work the imposition of new bur-
dens when It struck down those al
ready imposed by monopoly Instead,
It would leave the field clear OF re-
striction, OF every kind except that
imposed by the free play of the un-
shackled competition. This free play
however, would not prevent REIN.
bursement going TO an extraordinary
limit. Large wealth, therefore could
freely proceed to make up for the
heavier taxes paid by Il, up to the
rivalry-permittlng degree of making
it's operations as profitable proper
tionately as those of small wealth.
The saving feature of this remedy
comes of that which inheres in the
nature OF taxation irrespective OF
where or how IL is applied. There
is burdensomeness of taxation, but
! the heaviness OF the tax Is not what
constitutes the burden. The burden.
someness arises from the deprival Of
opportunity to shift any part of the
tax from the shoulders OF him who
is to pay. This deprlval is eXrcised
/, by the masters OF the monopolies
II will be eliminated with the clint.
nation of the monopolies.
The revenue required for the pub
lie needs may be collected In greater
part OF whole from selected few
OF the industries OF the country yet
II not privileged-hampered In the
fixing OF prices these industries need
feel no IN effect from the big tax.
Examples In illustration OF this
affirmation are found In the liquor
ltov and tho imnOrt dutiog
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23
FOR RENT

For Rent.-Nioe cottage, large
grounds; the rose and flower cor
ner block OF Salem House I'm
first-class condition. scroens TO AL
windows and doors, new shades.
curtain poles, hot and cold water
In bed rooms. porcelain and mar
BILE wash stands, porcelain bath
and toilet, chandeliers In every
room. electric lights, nno porch
and shade trees; the finest location
In Salem, close In. corner OF MiH
and church streets. This cottage
will be for rent April lst. ]. Con-
ner. Willamette Hotel. s-i4-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-23

Examples In illustration OF this
affirmation are found In the liquor
tax and the import duties.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-10

@orpdrts amenperein
Ger 0omenperein oeS Tlirnper.
Gins nIorlpdrts" perlommclte iid) orn
Montag gbcnb in ieincr Sale on Der
Observation-Disclosures inter Dem @or.
iis ieiltcr Trdlioentin Srau Cora
Sartleb unb Der Yrotofonfiibrung
BON Strait Catherine groiiel SIT ieiner
monotlliden Situng. Ger 9eiud
mar Elm ausge5eihnetcr. Ilh Srall
0nt, Setting. meId)c lcttc @od)e bon
europa 5uriidfebrtc, por %anipeieno
uno muroe bon Der Yr1iioentin nit
eincm prad)tpoIlcn glumenbouqilet
cmpfargcr, ibre Srei,be IN ber5lihen
@orten alsoriidelb, ooB Trau a0t.
ting ipieber mobl uI,b munter in I'M.
ierer Dtitte meilt. 3pet nelle Mit,
glieber murbcn porgeitlaecn. ge-
ihlolien lp1,rSe, oos iGbrlife a(ultern.
ciien mn 0anfiagungs-abe ab5u'
Golten, unb tpurben Die Gomite'r
bierfiir eripGblt. Ilh iperben Die
Gamen mieoer jeocn Ionneritag
fegeln. Sci aaffee ul,o &lld)e1t per>
tbeilte 6rou Setting pielc anoenfcl
at 0eutiflanb uno er5Gblte bon if
rem @eiieerlebniHen.
" eierbelb. - Ter 16 Sabre
alte 9teger Osfar 5lltdinion bon Ntr.
1925, oro>Golhounitrabe. gerietb &c.
lterl, abeno NIT ieinem 8aiiensenoi-
fen Siaaf Sadion, al, Der Higgs-Ipe.
pobnbaft, in Streitigfeiten uno Der.
ieste bemielben nit einem Weiier
meGrere Sti6apunben, 10 bab feline
lleberfiibruns nod benz ~5omOopa-
tbiihen Soipital" an Der Nountitr.
erioroerlib mar. Ger Melierbelo MUIR
oe perbaftet unb nod benz norbweitli.
fen Stationsbauie gebraht.
grIitt einen SbGbeI.
bruf. = Die II Sabre alte 6rni
Marp anberion bon Nr. 1405, Sad
ion.S traBe, fiel seitern in ibrer Wob.
ning cine aenerfrepps 'EifHnHhnter uno
erlitt einen Shdoel6rnh. Aos'g 8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-10

Beamtcnin It lIirung. -
Sn Der geItrigen geriammlrng ser
st. Wid)aels.H Sitter Scr. I BON 9ol.
timore," pelde in Der st. Wihaels.
SaQe" an Der Gfe bon Baltimore. II.
Wolfeitrobe o~bgcbalten lpilroe rno in
melter Yrdlioent Mar @noreS ocr
8oriib uno Sefretar &ilian 8obIcr
oas Yrotofoll iiibrte, puroe Die ,Sn.
Itallirltng folgcnOer inn September
erlpdblten 9eanlten porgenommen:
Yr1iioent Mnr Gnbres, Wqior 9Sgno.
thus aonig, &enrp Giring, Captain
Der 1. Gompognie s. 9ridner Captain
Der 2, gompognie ailian 8oblcr, 81.
fretdr &. Neuturaer, S%d)otnneiitcr
Nifolaus glppel, Serolp, uno Ct. q.
Se1er, Sereinsnr5t.
Stiir5te BON etnem Safc.
Ter 80 Sabre alte 9ledorbeiter
Charles Sdollb bon Nr. 1875, Norbs
YaturentitraBe, itiir5te geitern Nod)-
mittog bon Dem 0ad)e bes Salics
Nr. 81t, goiiern!Ipenue, ollf Dem CT
8eparaturen uornabm, % SUB tieI
ab. Ct lpurbc nad ieiter @erfltott
ali Der Ode 0 4lbemarleltrabe uno
GaItern.I penue gebradt, mo Ser fer.
beigerlifene slr5t 81. q. Mettaliata
BON Nr. 1927, AisauitbitraBe, conIto.
tirte, bob Ell 5ium aablreide glbifiir.
fungen, aber feline geinbriide uno
innerlide @%erlesungen bopon getro.
gen bate.
gnbIid ermiiht. - Die 0e.
ger Sobn Solmes bon Scr. la, @eit.
DorfsS trnBe, nelder am t6. Miiguit
inn 8erlaufe elmer giferIu6tsIcene
CHARLES Sarop, einen Maiiengenoiien,
bon Scr. 324 Sings traBe ifobY
pllrbe eeitern abeno in Der iiiolifen
iBoIi5eiitation eingeIiefert, woielbit Ct
f~iirateili meitereS Yer66r i~eItgpbaltert
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-10
Sm 8rabe lit &nb'.9

v9ruio Mibee Cemetery" Dem
Sdoobe Der groe sur eipigen
Hube iibergeben. - 2eidenbes
gdngniB bes @rn. Gbilipp Clint
mermann unO oes Srn. Sranf
9lum.
@pn SralterbalIe, &r. %, Siio-
@oibington-S trabc, alls puroc 9es
tern ole iroiide &iIue Der an Gam.
itag i'm i6onen slltcr bon 10 Sobren
entihIaienen Srou Mctn 9uihmnnn
inter 3ablreider @etbeilieutg BON
2eiotragenben olti Der YGrlib Hih9e
Cemetery" Dem SdopBe Der @rbe sur
elpi9en Hube %iibergcbcn. TaItpr 6.
~. @pIter bon Der crlten beutld)cn
pereinieten epongellifen STRIDE an
ser @aitcrnsMpenllc, nobe @rpoopap,
onltirte I'M Sallie nno an @robc.
ui,o oils 9abrtldtrGger flungirten Die
&errcn Sobn Berg, @einrid Sulteot
Seroinano Sreufanp, Sof. Sdnlibt.
Noolpb Sheine nno Or. 6. $. Col
lenberg. 9ie @critorbene ltonmte
aus gremen. @or 10 Sobren fam
lie nit ibrem @otten, Dem Dor adt
Sabren aus Dem 2eben geifiebenen
Srn. Sobn 8. 9uidGnnnn, nod
Mmerifo. Tim iie trollern elm Sobn
unb 5fpei Sohter, n1n,lid) Sr. Sobn
9uidmonn uno Sri. Sobanno 9uid)s
mann in Baltimore uuo Die 5lpeite
Sohter in Der alien Seinlatb. Die
SerItorbene por ibrer Wobltbdtigfeit
ipeecn in meiten Sd,idten ser oelt,
iden 9epolferung bon Slts9oltinore
befonnt. 0iele idonc Wlilmcngc.
minbe murben ol lbrcm Sarg als ein
3cifen ser Idtung mo Siebc, IN
Der tie g%eitanoen, nieoergclegt.
Sronf 9lum.
Saa acknowledgements bes ont 5,
OCTOBER i'm Sitter bon % Sobren &C.
@itorbenen Srn. ,Front gIllnl faro ge.
tern Hahmittoe inter GROCER 9ctbeis
ligung BON 2eiotragenoen BON Dem
Sroucrbaule, Scr. GA, Norb.Wfiltors
Ipenlic, aus allf Dem ct. Mattbdi.
S%ricObofe itott. nodoem 8nitor 9
Stunt einen feierlihen Tralicrgottes.
oicnit gebalten batte. 8icle un1o folts
bare 9lumenitGtte ihmiiften Die
leste Hllbcitdtte oes gntidlofenen.
Die $50. Sob. 'uno Solporo Graft,
George @ieBner, 5reb. 8cibenbom
Soi. Sltbbel unb 8iitop Tllnge Jun.
girten ols 9abrtlldtrdger. Gle Beer.
bigung ipi,roe bon Srn. q. Burner
geleitet. Der S~rrltorbene ipllrbe am
81. Nopember 1883 tit Baltimore &c.
boren. gr biaterlaBt zieine gltcrn,
Srn. George nlO iaSrau Sobonna
Blum, orei 9riioer, ole SS. @il-
belm, 8eorg unb Sobann BLUM, mo
5ipei SdfpeIten, Ole Tral,en anor.
Steinmeb uno Senrp Surtmonn.
Bbilipp3im mermonn
Gas Acknowledgements bon Srn.
Ebilipp 3in,n,ernlarn, Sobn oes Der.
Itorbenen Charles II. Srau Sobonno
3lrnnlermanlt, fpelder on1 Sonntaa
III iciter Wobnilng, Hr. TAG, @eit.
6ranflin.S trobe, itarb, forb gcitern
Gfadntittag Dom S%rouerbauie aus
ouf Der Baltimore Cemetery" ltott,
Ealtor IimotbeuS 2ebmonn bon ser
epangeliid) . llltberiiden ct. Sobon.
nls-aird)c AT Der pcrl6naerten Com.
baro.Strabe belt Den Sroilcroottes.
oienit ub unb dis observation-disclosures nut.
9irten Die $50. 6. &irflep, n. Can.
oers, 8. 2ol,d, $. Rotborot, Ybi(.
8eiot nnb s. Cline.
~ , A., =, a, . "a I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-10
Die %Resiitrirmns.

S;n Sen bier Tagcn Der oicSjabrigen
GegiItrirung 1920 Nomen in Ole
Stimmgeberbiider eingetrasen.-
9apon iino 1909 Neger. - @on
ocn 1920 gintroallngen luaren
pielc SranSicrirungen.
Iic oiesiGbrige Supplementar-Ge.
giitrirlm9 in Baltimore fam eeitern
gum Nbiblllb. Gen Eoli5ciberidten
Sufolge ipuroen 9citern 5147 9tomet
IN bic Stimmgebcrlilten eingetragen.
oopol 1866 Neeer, poi nrcbr oils an
oen erltcn orei Sagen. SIM 0on5en
iino an Sen bier Sagen Die Namen
bon 1890 @Gblcrn eingetragen lpor.
oen, ipoppn 997t @eibe uno 1909
Ncser Iino. SIS bciinoen lid abcr
piele Nor1en BON Miblern boruntcr,
Die MIR bon citcm Ere5inft nod bc1n
onbercn ltnlgc5ogcn morcn lno Die
pprocm beSbolb id)on IN ben 2ilten
itonocn. SIS lit ieooh or%5unebmen,
onb umgcfdbr 10000 nelle @abler
regiitrirt purben, iobob Die 3obl Der
regiltrirten @Qbler iebt noh Ib5lls
Der @eltorbenen llno nofp ollsiodrtS
Ger5oaenen rngcf1br 10000 betras
gen miro. Nohiten Gienitog lit Ne.
piiion ser 9iider. Die geitrige Tegi.
itrirung uno bic Eotol'H e9iitrirung
nah @aros lit, wie folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-10
Situug bes Stabtratbs.
Ga in beioen Ratbsaipeigen einiee
MitgIieoer feblten, mub beute

Su w pttotll UulVS5iut|Seh elllSt
Mitglieoer feblten, mub beute
mieber cine Sisung itattfinoen.-
Ger Staotratb mill sic sur Suo-
get @erorommg notbpenoiaer
8eid0ite erleoigen.
Sn beioen 3ipeigen bes StuotratbS
febIten geitern einige Wfitglieoer uno
mar es oaber unmoglib, sic @eiddfte
10 ST erleoigen, lpic es geuiini6t
miro, ban1it Ser Staotratb iid bis
gum 81. Sftober pertagen fonl. gs
miro oaber beute nohmuls cine
Sisnng itottfinben.
Sm / iten Hatbs5peige braftc Sr.
ginsluanger (&ep., IA. @arb) elmer,
geIdlub ELM, burh ipeld)en Die 9uo.
get.9eboroe auf9eforbert miro, fir
Neupflaiterungen 1T ser 9uoget-Ser,
orOnung 100000 olls5ulpcrfen.
Com 9eribte c.
Solocnoe giinltigc Gonlite. @eri6tc
purben cingcreitt, i'm ~erite 3peise:
geniaigung bon $64,0 0O iiir oen
9au elmer Shule neitlih bon Tap.
ionltraBe uno lii6llb bon gomono.
ion-Apenlle.
geniuigun9 bon Eeniionen fir
2ottie 6. Gurrp $4,000 uno Morp
Sill ($475), @ittmcn i'm Gierite Der.
ungliidter 5ellernebrleute.
SIN ;ipeiien 3peige:
9eniaigune BON $4,000 fir Gbars
Iotte u. Nicoloi fir bie 9enusung
ser alien Stonep Run.griide ieit
1888. Die i'm Staotrotb eingebradte
geroronung iab $4,000 Dor. ood
giaiibte oas Gomite fir MitteI uno
@ege, oas oie Scrorbnune gcitcrn BE-
rietb, oaB $4,000 cine geniieenoe Be.
3ablung fir bicien perolteten gn.
iprud ieien.
Ole itrifen0en SeIegro.
pbiten.
Ger pom Or. Ml,Ie eirgcbrodtc
9eidhlB: r9eoauern, bob Die n8e.
tern Union" rEoitol telegraph"
unb naiiociateo Yreb" Ben Strife
ibrer 9eleerapbiiten nod nift been.
BET baben, uno bdlt Ser Staotratb es
fir ieine Eflidt, sic g%euannten Com.
pa9nien 81 eriltdcn, nit ben Strifcrn
Die beitebenoen GiiferenSen su idlid'
ten, uno Gopien oieies 9eihluiieS
ioaen an TrGiioent Hooiepelt, ar'
belts : Gommilidr g. Neia uno Die
General = 8eibditSiiibrer Der orel
G%ompagnien %geianot %perben," muroe
i'm eriten 3meige siinitig einberidtct
uno Damn einltimmig angelommen.
Der 5meite @atbs5peie paiiirte bell
geidliB iii eriter aeiun9, nadbem Die
Witglieber iif pergebens sic &opfe
bariiber 5erbrod)en batten, parlim ser
geidlub an grdiioent &ooiepelt &c.
ianot perben ion.
Sn oritter 2eung att
genomm e II.
Sn oritter 2eilng muroen al,se.
nommen, I'M erIten Hatbs5peige:
anfauf zines 8rltnoItiides an ser
olten Eimlice-R iiir Die Sfllle
Nr. SO.
gemiuiging bon $4,000 fir eill
9runoitiid fir bic Sfl,le Nr. 50 in
Galperton.
9efpiaigllng bon $4,000 fir bic
llrUolten Scr mini5ipalen Enrabe.
Wcpiaigung bon $4,000 fir oie
Soften Der illumination Ger Dfient-
lihen 8eb1uoe.
grlaubnib fir @m. 8. O'Neal, an
ieinem @eb1uoe, Nr. 1922, @elt.@al.
timoreitraBe, Elm eleftriides Sdilb
on5ubrinsen.
Sm 3lpeiten 8atbs5pei9e:
annabme bes 9eiistitels Der 8or.
oon-aocnue, 5Uiifen Der alten Dorf.
Roao uno Ipenue.
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Tfuno Sdinfen. = Sleiider: v9iin.
Id3en gnaoige Jralt es in einem
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oiinn pie moglid aeidnittcn, id babc
Yeniiondre!"