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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
AN IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT
MADE BY INTERSTATE COMMERCE
COMMISSION REGARDING
la NINE HOUR LAW.
CANNOT SUSPEND LAW
Ae Requested BY Railroads--Goes in
Effect March 4--commiss
Powcricsa After Then--Dis
patchera Affected.

| Washington. Feb. 11,--An import
ant announcement was made today b,
the Interstate Commerce Commission
respecting Hs attitude toward the re
quest recently made by railroads that
the so-calcd nine-hour law, law re
lating to the employment of train dis
/. patchers, telegraph operators and tow
, or men, be suspended by the commits.
sion until such time as the law could
be amended to meet the desires of all
, concerned.
The commission holds In brief that
1t has no authority to extend the time
or suspend operation of the law ex-
cept in particular case or cases in
which hearing has been held and
good cause shown for the extension
asked. The law goes into effect March
18th next.
The commission expresses the opin
ion that good cause for extension Is
not shown when 1t is merely alleged
or made to appear that the law ought
not to be enforced at certain stations
or classes OF stations because the
number of train orders handled is
small and there is no need of increas.
ing the force of employees.
Neither would 1t be good cause,
as we believe, to show that additional
operators cannot be obtained at wages
now or heretofore offered, If 1t ap
pears reasonably certain that higher
wages would procure the requisite
number.
These are purely questions Of legss
lative policy which must hayo been
and were determined by congress adj
versely to carriers, and tho commits
sion has no right or authirity to post
pone the taking effect of this law
merely because its observance will
involve Inconvenience and financial
I'VE are also of the opinion that
such power as we have must be exer' |
cised before the law takes effect. II |
Is in our power to extend the period |
allowed for preparation. and not our
power to suspend after the law has be-
come obligatory. Therefore we can al
'ord no relief after the fourth of |
March except in particular cases
where extensions may havo been
granted prior to that date"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
HAD
NO AUTHORITY
TO APPOINT INLAND WATER
WAYS COMMISSION, SAYS
coNGREs ssMAN TAWNEY
INTERESTING DEBATE
Or Aldrich Currency Measure Begun
IN the Scnatc--Foliowed
Closely BY Bankers
in the Gallery.

| Washington, Feb. 1l--A debate or
the Aldrich currency bill was begun
(, in the senate today aud followed with
Interest by many bankers who occu
pied seats IN the galleries. Among
them was j. p. Morgan.
The discussion of the measure was
directed chiefly towards the provision
for railroad bonds as basis for
emergency circulation, wide differ.
ence of opinion being developed CON
corning the method that should be
adopted in determining the valuation
to be given such bonds, as won as OPP
position to the use of such security
under any circumstances.
The bill was finally read through
and the committee amendments were
Incorporated In the bill 1t being un.
derstood tha. the entire bill is to be
subject to amendment hereafter.
Interst in the proceedings of the
house today attached to mild criti-
cism 70 the president by Tawney,
chairman of the committee on appro-
priations, for having, as Tawney
charged, appointed the inland water
ways commission without the author
ity of law. The debate was on the
Urgent deficiency bill and grew out
Of the senate amendment to pay John
II. Bankhead, now senator from Ala
hama for his services on the commits.
sion. The right of the president to
appoint such commission was upheld
BY Crumpacker of indiana, and Tn.
herwood Of Alabama. The house.
however, refused to accept the amend
ment tEs
In a vigorous speech, Harrison of |
New York, condemned Secretary Root
for bis manner of handling negotia.
lions with Russia regarding passports
10 Russian Hebrew citizens of the
United States, while Isowden of IlIi-
1ois, with equal force. defended Root.
saying the negotiations would result
satisfactorily to Jewish citizens de
firing to visit Russia.
The Indian appropriation bin was
discussed for some time and was
in several important par
iculars. It's consideration was not
concluded.
Another Of the large supply meas
res, and the legislative. executive
'dn judicial appropriation bill, was
eported today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
man WAS 'DOPED'
Is Opinion of Authorities Of ST. Paul
Hospital Where He Died
Met Foul Play.

st. Paul, Feb. 11.-Edward Nc.
Kelyey, of Rhinelander. Wis. died IN
a hospital today under circumstances
which leads the authorities TO believe
that he was foully dealt with.
Last "Wednesday a mas drive to
the hospital in a sleigh with Nickel
vey. left him on the sidewalk and
drove away. McKelvey was not in
condition to give the authorities any
information. but II has since been
learned that his home is in Rhineland
er. Wis. and it is believed that he
owned considerable property. The hes
pital authorities believe he was
"doped"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
ANOTHER INDICTMENT
Returned Against Banker Morse
Will Arrive in New York Sat
urday From Liverpool.

New York. Feb. l1.-h was learned
tonight that the federal grand jury
Investigating the affairs of certain ma
tional banks this evening voted five
indictments. Three make charges
against Charles w. Morse and a for
mer official of the National Pank of
North America, for over-certificatiOn
and misapplication of funds.
Morse, who is due to arrive here
on the steamer Estruia from Liver
pool Saturday. was indicted Monday
by the New York county grand jury
which is also inquiring into recent
financial transactions among the
banks of this city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
DISMISSAL OF
D|SC|PL|NAR|AN
OF REFORMATORY AT PONTIAC
RECOMMENDED BY BOARD
or MANAGERS.
USED POOR JUDGMENT
In Case OF Youth Who Committed
Suicidc---Gov. peneen Defends
Management Of Lincoln
Asylum.

Chicago, Feb. II The board of
managers of the Illinois State Re-
formatory at Pontiac, ILL.,. tonight an
nounced It's finding In the case Of
William Hamlin. IN inmate Of the
institution who died January Is, fol-
lowing alleged brutal treatment at the
hands Of the guards of the prison.
The board found Hanlin's death
was due to the effect of surgical
Cpreation at the reformatory hospital
following an attempt by him to
commit suicide. At the same time the
managers decided that A. J. Rene,
discipIinarian of the institution, and
Night Lieutenant Rogers had ex.
hibited such poor judgment In the
treatment Of the you.a, that their ser
vices should be terminated, and their
dismissal Is recommended.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
TAFT NET WITH
NO OPPOSITION
STATE CONVENTION IN OHIO
WILL BE UNANIMOUSLY
FOR tiiM.
PRIMARIES YESTERDAY
In Every County But One-in So
Counties Delegates We're Simply
Certified as Elected
Everything is Taft.

. Columbus, Ohio. Feb. 1.-THE ne
result OF the Republican primaries II
4 Ohio today was for William II. Taft
four delegates at large aud twenty
. two district delegates 70 the state con
yention to be held March 8, whicf
viii be unanimously in his favor
Hardin county held no primaries.
No opposition worth mentioning de
veloped during the day The supreme
| court destroyed all chances of sue.
cess by the Foraker element In
Cuyahoga county BY declaring that
the Taft committee was the only
valid organization of It's kind in that
county and the selection of delegates
there went by default, no ticket being
placed against the Taft candidates.
In Knox county opposition to Taft
had brought out the Independent
ticket, the Independents, however,
being all Foraker men The vote,
however was about four to one in
favor of the Taft candidates.
Actual voting for delegates to the
state convention was carried out in
but thirty of the eighty-eight counties
cf the state, Taft delegates In fifty
two counties having no opposition
and their names were simply certi-
fed as having been elected and no
vote was taken In Hardin county.
1t was the general belief that yote,-
would be cast In thirty-six counties.
but the failure Of Foraker men TO-
bring out au opposition ticket In
Cnyahoga county reduced. the number
hy zone. Y4-f
Congressional primaries were also
held today,
In all but the Seventh and Nine
teenth, wherein voting today was In
too limited territory to be decisive.
the Taft people won without opposi-
tion.
In the Eighth district congressional
primaries were not held In one coun-
ty--Hardin, but the result there can
not possibly override the vote on the
remainder of the district. and the two
delegates to the Chicago convention
are certain for Taft.
The following statement was issued |
tonight by Arthur I. Vorys, manager
OF the Taft campaign:
"Ohlo Is for Taft, and the result at |
the primaries today completes the |
demonstration. Every county Tex
eept one with seven deIegates) now |
has selected its Delegates to the
state convention. Every county has |
selected Taft delegates. The state
will be unanimously for
Taft. for every one of the SIS dele
gates is for and IS instructed for
Taft. This unanimty also demon.
strates thta every one OF the forty.
six delegates to the national conven.
ton will be for Taft
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
STOCKHOLDERS PROTEST
Against I. c. Directors Plans For
Financing Roads Floating
Debt of $3o,ooo,ooo.

Hartford, Conn. Feb. 11.-Promi
uent Hartford holders of Illinois Cen
trail stock are making protests against
the Hartman plan of financing the
s30,000000 floating debt of the roac
byy short time notes based on chattel
mortgages on the cars and engines
Of the company.
Learning today that resolution au.
thorizing srch a plan was passed by
the board of directors on January %
a number of stockholders are ad-
dressing letters to the board asking
that the action he rescinded and the
method of financing the debt be left
over until stockholders have a chance
tc vote on Il at the postponed annual
March I'm Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
MORE PAY FOR ARMY
Decided On BY House Committee On
Military Affairs-Rste Of In
crease Not Determined.

Washington Feb i1--It was de
cided today by the house COMMITTEES
On military affairs 20 incorporate in
the army appropriation bill a pro.
vision for an increase OF pay for en-
listed men. The rate Of increase has
not been determined. nor has the
committee yet decided IN recommend
an increase Of pay for officers.
The Democratic congressional cam
rsign committee to-day elected Repre-
sentative William Hughes OF New
Jersey. assistant secretary TO the
committee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
PLANS BEING PREPARED
BY Russian War Ministry For corve-.
sion Of visdivostok Into FIRST
Glass Fortress.

st Petersburg. Feb 1.-THE minis
try of war is preparing plans for :
speedy conversion Of vlsdivcstok into
a first class fortress. involving ex
pendftures of 81. 200. 600.
The completion Of the work within
three wears Is held imperative. r.
order that Russia may not b caught
mapping. in case Of future trouble with
Japan. Russiaa strategy in any fu
tare war with Japan viii depend upsa
the ability Of vladivostok 10 hold out
for year with cut assistance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
ILLINOIS FARMERS MET
IN PEORIA YESTERDAY

Peoria. Feb. 1.-THE thirteenth an
nual state meeting of the Illinois
Farmers Institute and Affiliated Asso
citation of Domestic science. opened
today. An address OF welcome was
delivered by Mayor O'Connor and re.
sponded to by President Charles w
Farr. of the Farmers Institute and
United States Judge Humphrey of
Springfield. Addresses were delivered
during the day and night sessions of
both organizations.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
TWO WATERS SUICIDE
BY .inhsling .Gas--stopped Up All
Cracks in Room-Both Thirty
Years Of Age.

New York. Feb. 11.-Peter Toomey
and George Molloy. each 80 years OF
age, who had been employed as wait
ers, committed suicide in Toomy's
room, on West Sixty-eighth street to
day by inhaling gas. They we're found
dead this afternoon
All openings around the door and
window castings were tightly closed
and the gas jets turned wide open
Mclloy came here from Des Moines.
Iowa, few months ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
SKI ASSOCIATION MEETS.

Dulrth. iMDn. Feb. 11.-At the an
Eual meeting OF the National Ski as
sociation this afternoon. Eau Claire.
Wis. was selected as the place Of the
next national tournament. Officers
we're elected as follows: President.
Carl Tolleson. lshpsming. Mich: sec
retary Axel Hotter. of Ashland. Wis
treasurer. DR. Mason. Of Superior.
Wis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
REFUSED TO COMMENT
On Outcome of Primaries in Ohio
Misunderstanding Taft Pass.
es Through Chicago.

Chicago. Feb. 11.-Secretary Taft
refused tonight to coment on the re
suit of the Republican primary elec-
ton in Ohio today. Taft arrived here
from Kansas City on his way to Grand
aRpids. Mich. where he is scheduled
TO deliver an address before the Lin
coin Republican Club of that place
tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
EXPELLED FROM MOSCOW.

Moscow. Feb. 11.-For signing the
viborg manifesto. Ferodorovich Ko
koshkin. a scion of the ancient Rurik
dynasty. now professor in Moscow
University and prominent leader Of
the constitutional democrats. today
was expelled from Moscow nobility BY
a vote of 26O against 92.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
BOWLING AT CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati. Feb. lin the bowling
tournament the best scores recorded
to-day we're. Five men teams. Wash.
ington No 7. Of indianapolis. z.7s7:
two men trans. Kesrns and Cable Of
East Liverpool. Ohio 1.is0. iBdivid-
uals. r. Stoke Of Chicago 6s7.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
DANGER is NOT OVER
In Portugal Although the Country is
Peaceful and Conditions Are
Improving.

London. Feb. 1.-THE Times pub
fishes a long Lisbon dispatch review
ing the recent events in Portugal. II
says the situation is improving and
the government sdberes to its policy
of conciliating public opinion but it
would be mistake TO consider that
all danger is over.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
DEMOCRATIC EDITORS TO
MEET IN SPRINGFIELD.

Springfield. ILL.,. Feb. 1.-THE ex.
ecutive committee Of the Democratic
Editorial association Of Illinois issued
a eall today for a meeting 10 Spring
field February 2i. That day the state
federation of Bryan clubs win be
formed. W ]. Bryan and A. r Stew
eHson of Bloomington, Ill. former
vice president, will be speakers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12
D'AmAoE IS ACTIVE.

Paris. Feb. 11-Advfces from Gen
eral DAmade. French commander in
Morocco. state that ne has occupied
Kasbsh Ouled Said without resistance
and ravaged the surrounding country.
The Kaid OF McEabz made q submis
sion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12

THE MERCHANT WHCsE mind u
too oftsn ssiisnatsd irem pIanntnp an6 "a
devisIng his advertising v falling ,rt,
business pcril!
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12

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tcontiHuet on Second Page9
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-02-12

AN ADVERTISEMENT must be
not only scssonsble but u should an
ticipatc the season. II should be al
ways little ahead Of the weather
man.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-07

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Sponnung iiberoa bemerflid; ma1
mlbte 1lidt, mie uulb ipann tie 1ld)
ouslooen miiroe. ltno oieie frie9e<
ride Nerpolitat, Die oos @on5e be-
berrl6te, iie iebte iid old ing alelne
iiber. Sbne tie bdtte mon lid III Der
&irdeneemeinoe 2iittgeni6ieoed piel-
leidt cine I'M @rltnoe genomnten 10
menie oufregenoe Sa6e, nie DIE
@infiibrung zines neltet1, perbeller-
ten. ober, mie oie &%rofebler lagten,
zines uperbolerten" @eiangbuhs obne
piel Drummer eefallen laiien. 9dull
ober NOR man oroentlid gerei5t, uilo
lanae porber l1on, ebe Ser Sag Der
ginfibruns oa mor, teilten lif bic
@emeinoeglieoer in 5mei @rllppen, tp
cine fleinere, melbe Ser &eform 5lt=
neiate, uno in cine er0bere, pelbe
arinmig fir ben Sortbeitoito oes
Alten eintrat.
Sflon lpar es in Ben perl6ieoenell
@irtihaften mebrfa6 5u 9telberete1l
aefommerl, uno ale Die, mel6e an
ienem ldonen Sftoberionntae i'll
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in meiBen Striinpfen, ieioenem aopf-
put u1lo nit @olo= ul1o Silber-
lhmud reid bebangen, oas @elang-
| h,,h ,,ntpr 6pn 9[rm iiber Ste Seloer
bin auf @egen uno Stegen Der lerd)=
tenoen Stride 5ugingen, 5eigten ellt=
ldloIiene, trotiee Mtienen, niht al,
oers, ols ging es III ben &ornp1 ltatt
in Elm 8ottesbaus.
Sn fteifer. @iiroe i6ritt Der erb,
aeieliene Sdulte bonn &aiobof nit
jeinem Gbegeiponit oaber, oabinter
etlide ieiner iiingereu SproBlingc
uno mebrere 8ne6te nno Waeoe.
gor Ser Stride iammelte lid Die felt
lih gefleioete Menge, I'M it'd Dor
Ser groffnllng Ser anoaft GIT be
ariiben ,luo Elm paar @orte gu plau-
6ern. $50, 10, mie lot us Dat mid
aefallen, mi oau't midl" 9erartige
@emerflrngen fonnte man mebrfad1
| pernebmen, llno atd aus Der eifrigef
unterbaItung, Die Der S6nlte BON
Saiobof uno ser Shulte I'M Selot
| miteinonoer fiibrten, pernabm man
mebrfod oies energiide: uNei, mi
oau't midi"
@elonoert bon oieier @ruppe itanr
Senrid NIT ieiner 8raut unb ibrem
8rnoer. @ub in ibren Wienen 3eigtf
lif menig BON fommenoer Mnoadi
un6 frommer Sammllng.
(Tortiebune folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-07
g1as moi, auf Dem Sscan trimft.

@s lit md ni1t lense Der, ba gait
Der S5san dls cine Doe Waferniite,
bic gu bur9queren beionOeren Usage
mutb erforbsrte. 9eute tit bieie WiIte
NIT u~nadbligen i6pimmenben Stdbten
bepOlfert, unb cine Sabrt bon Bremen
nadt Netp Yorf gum 8eifpiel tit ni@ts
mebr als cine b5@it angenebme Spa
5ierfabrt. DAP ppn felt II Der 8ertDalz
tung btefer f6pimm nb;n Gtabte aaes
sef9iebt, um ben 8cipo9nsrn ben Nufz
entbalt 10 bebagli9 ME m3gli9 gu ges
fallen, lit iel6 1tper ftdnblid. Sebr be-
greifli9 pirb maj es baber finben,
bab AUDI duf ben G9iffen fir Die mo-
tbise 6liifiigfeit geiorgt pirb, penn
unter i6nen unb ringsum f9on ni9ts
als MaKsr 5ufebsn 1T. Gs eabe einen
re6t breiten unb tiefen Ses, tpollte man
aues auiammensieBen, pas Die 8iirger
Der Soeanitdbte i'm 2aufs zines Sa6res
~trinten.
4uf ben S9iffen bss Norbbeutiaen
2lobb in Bremen purben beiIpielspeife
i'm porigen Sabre Mot tueniger als
48,069 Slafden Gbampdgner, 1867
1873 Slaf4en aotbpsine, 1888 Jla@
f9en Rbsin> unb Mofelpsins, 1896
Glafden aognaf, 2o,777 GlaT6en
Sibpeine, 68,202 5laI4en 2ifOre,
2,011,814 Otter 2d9srtiere unb 1856
1856 Slaf9en MineraIpafer getrunten.
Don benz unentbebrli9iten Der Sc
trdnfe, benz 8affee, Der ii9 glei4.r 8ss
ltsbtbett BET Mdnnern, 6rauen unb
3tnbern, BEL 5reunb:n unb Seinben
beg 4ltobols erfreut, pugben 386,741
pfunb perbrau9t, bon S6ss 34,246
pfunb, BON Sdofotabe uno Safao
29,571 pfunb. @efiiBt tpurbe nit
962,521 plumb .3uder, unb an Mil9
tpurben parbrau6t 1,307,089 2iter
frif9e Mil6, 68,181 Slai6en MiG9
fir Sau9linge). 67,029 6laf3en unb
8iihIen Sabne unb 5019 8iibisn tpns
benIirte Mil9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-07
Grnnbeisentmms- 1tebertrasansem

Nlfreo Saubolo an 6. 8. Stornl,
8runoltiid an Der Bra5os Ctr; $40 q.
81. 6. Hetri1 unb Srau an Charles Q.
@alinms, @rrn6itid an Der Wotltano
6traBe; $4,000 II. q.
Warb 6. Binslon an Mueuit Warr.
@runbffiid an Der Yine Ctr; $500.
gbtpar6s Stealth Company an Otto $.
Brandt, @runb1tiid in Der Sog's Beacon
9in M0bition; $3.50.
S. q. Sdoenfelb an Sobn $. unb
Mene N. 9efie, @run6ifid an Der 2efpp
Strnke, 9arttpen Ylace; $1,000.
Setter 9nbn Ii. q. bur6 CHARLES User
1ette, &ommiKdr, an 9enrb 9ebn,
@run0ftiid m Der Barrera Ctr; $4,000.
German Clemens II. q. an s. 8.
Secreit uno Srau, 1862 ader 2ano;
$3195.6 80.
s. s. Mieben al, @m. 8. Mieoel,
@runoftiid an Der 8ef<9ouifon Strabe;
$500.
8. 9. gbapin unb Srau an gbpin
2amnr, 8runbftid an Der Sontb Yintr
6trnbe; $4,000.
Grau Soiepbine &an65iora an Mnnie
un0 grneit Ebomas, @runo1tnf, in Dem
Baron Baifrop 2nbor SlIrbeb; 81 Ii. q.
gbnin Robetpils uno Srau an g. q
Quens, @rnnbitiid an Der @de Der gaIags
Fan uno Gan Suau Ctr; $4,000.
Sbomas Campbell an Ssfpalo 9errs
mann, @run6itiid an Der Ode Der 9ap=
ion n1b Nortb 9edberrb Ctr; $3.50.
Clifton George an Sobn 6. Strobm.
0runbftiid in Der @ebftone Yarf Subbis
biIion; 800.
g. 8. Spa5eD unb Srau an Srau @nno
We. Sui6o, @rnnoftiif i'm @elt Srend
plnce; $4,000.
Srnu Mnun @embler u. y. an Sral
Mnrp Seit, unb u. q. Sratpnlter. @rlnbz
it'd i'm gitps8lod 277; $1772.95.
Sacob &ubn unb Srau an Nar q
&rueger unb Setb q. Seareb. @runotid
an Der BnIuut unb Starr Ctr; $4,000
Gus. gueb an Sobn Sdmibt cir
Gtreifeu Qano; $50.
90. 03pbbe ant MboIf 5aI5, BrunbitHG
i'm iaeuen gitbglod 1917; $1,000.
2ouis gImenoorf an $. &. @moerion
1928 Hder 2aflo; $2650.
Srnt Senrietta &irdner an 9. $. CT
lot, @rlnotiid an Der Woutereb Ctr.
800.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-07
4ofole1.
stabtrats @er6amblmmsem.

Iuf Mntraa BON Mallerlnotn lper-
Sen $3.50 fir Mrs. S. g. Sunltaa
beipilliot llllo $3.50 fir Com y.
osobnion, Inn lie fir 2ano 81 emit
ihaoiaen, oos oie StaOt sur grtpel-
teruna BON StraBen braudte. Wtlt
Ser Mlamo Cement &ompognie MIRO
elm neller &ontroft dbgeidlolleny MO.
ourd es oerielbelt erlaubt it, aif
meitere flint Sabre gepiiies Weaterial
in ben Steinbriiden sur Gemellt-
fabrication gu benusen. Die Wal1er-
merf= &ompag11ie teilt NIT, oub onrf)
bic 8obrung einiger neuer artell-
iher 8runnen, .es ibr moelid leirl
miro, Sen pcrloneten Battle-Ground olti
2arrel Seigbts uno anoern 9iigeln
bersultenen. Die Sroinan5, tpelde
sic SunIet 8abn anpeiit, 5pei llilter=
fiibrunaen nno einen 8ioouft 81
bouen, miro in oritter 2eiung ollgc=
monument. Die @erbeiIerungen mill
len big Gum 81. 9e5ember ansge-
fiihrt fem. grooen's Sroinan5, DOB
aae selegrapben=, Selepbonz ltno
eleffriiden 9rdbte = 2eitungsorabte
Der StraBenbabn ausgenomr1e1 .
in eepiiien 9eilen Ser Staot unterlr-
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