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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25

Leaving Medicine Lodge for Wichita
or perhaps Kansas City to get cured Of
cancer, piles, assures or 6stula or perhaps
some female complaint you need not do
it. Just go to DR.. Kociell. He knows
how to do it. Satisfaction guaranteed.
When Dr.. Kociell cures cancer it will
not come back. He gives constitutional
treatment at the same time.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25

L. D. Sparks and wife went to Wich-
tia last Thursday to visit with relatives
and friends. Mr.. Sparks returned Fri
day but Mrs. Sparks remained to visit
several days. Mrs. Sparks won the hon.
ors at the 1908 Whist Club in that city
one evening last week and has night to
be proud.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25
Barber CountyiteS at Manhattan

The Index is under obligations to Miss
Emine Osborn. daughter Of w. C.
Osborn and wife Of Mingona township,
for the following interesting squibs con-
cernmg the young men and young ladies
OF Barber county attending the State
Agricultural College at Manhattan:
Another Barber county bow scores a
point Will Austin of near Isabel won
in two mile cross country track race
IN which there were fourteen students, on
March 2 lst. His time was eleven min
utes and forty seconds. The best record
ever made on the same ground. AS
winner OF this race he is entitled to enter
the three mile race on March 18th. If
he wins again he will receive a. gold
medal given by the state athletic associa-
ton.
Miss Bevie Plat and brothers Robert
and Roy Of Aetna entertained here on
March 9th. A delightful evening was
spent. Those present were Mary and
George Kernohan and Walter Robinson
of Nashville. Mary and Will Austin Of
Isabel and Emine Osborn Of Medicine
Lodge.
Will and Earl O'ConneIl and Percy
Potter Of Kiowa failed to appear to COM
plete Barber county dozen at K. S. A. c.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25

Col. Batson and family have moved in
to the Beggart property on South Walnut.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25

w. R. Lepper Of Plains, Kansas,
formerly of Sharon, was in the city last
Thursday looking after his Barber county
interests. He says he will remain in
western Kansas until fall, at least, but may
arrange to become a Barber county citi-
zen then. We are hoping that he will
do so.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25

Mrs. c. w. Wilson is spending the
week with friends in the city.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25

IF the new schedule now spoken Of
shall be realized, it will give this part Of
Barber county good service if the trains
run any way near on time. One run, we
understands from this city to Englewood,
one to Attica and return and one to
kiowa and return-all daily. Nothing
is yet out officially but railroad people say
the order will materialize.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25

Furnished room for rent.-Mrs. H. c
Alexander.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25
BARBER COUNTY INDEX.
WEDNESDAY, MICH. 25. 1903.

CHASE HARDWARE COMPANY
Mandy Lee Incubators now on display
at Chase Hdw. Co. store.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25

The Index has letter from VIII Clark
who IS now at Clearwater, or was there
March 18th. He insists that he is not
insane and gives a complete history Of
the incidents leading up to the present
insanity charge. from his point Of view.
He leaves the impression that Mrs. Clark
was influenced by relatives to Gle the
complaint MIR. Clark makes affidavit to
the facts stated IN the letter and request.
that the entire letter be published. but it
IS so personal that the Index deems il
wise to withhold It from It's columns. La
ter report says that VIII was m Empor-
ia few days ago and IS stu rsveline.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1908-03-25

]. w. Moomau of Urbana, Illinois,
dropped in on his brothers here yesterday
morning to visit few days. He was on
return trip from Guthrie where he ha d
been attending to business. He reports
his father and mother. w. S. Moomau
and wife. formerly of Valley township,
this county, now living at Urbana, in ex-
cellent health and prospering. Their
Barber county friends are glad to hear Of
their doing well.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
Auslan i

DeibIi6er 9 d m iebegee
eIIe. Die Scooter bes G6miebes
meiiters Sonntug bon 9upcnitebt,
GGiirinsen. unter5Og ii6 in 8ernburg
in Der &lueeiGcn S6miebepcrtItait
nit Grfol9 ibrer Gcieaenpriifung.
g d IN ere StraBenDabn,
6 a a # rope e. Gin elettriIhe:
Strabenba9npagen lam fiir3li9 in
Sournemoutb, England, an obi6iiTis
ger Ste1e in's &oQsn uno itiir5te einen
beipaloeten 9ibbang 20 SUB tief binab.
Snrd ben unfua purben iieben per-
ionen set6btet uuo a6t bsrleBt.
SeIb morb eines a 9
pani6 den 30 a ors. Der ia
panii6e Wajor Soeta @iro, Der i'm
Outrage feiner Regieruns bcbeutsnbe
@sfteauneen in Jrontreid MAIDEN
iolIte, iebpG bas bafiir beitimmtc GeIb
in einem qariier Spieltlub terloren
bate, ertrdntte ii9 bel Isnieres in Der
Setne.
g biIer al8 Grpreffer.
Die G9efrau cines felt ldn9crcr .3eit
perfdtpunbenen &aufmanns in Oebens
burg, llnsarn, crbislt Die it9riftliGe
Iuforberung, al cinem beItimmten
Srte @elb n%isber3ulegen, ionit iei IS
nm ben 9eiangengsbaItenen Gbemann
gefdeben. Die ppIi5ei perbofteie ais
urbeber Der grpreiIung einsn 13jdb,
ri9sn WitteIi4Gler.
Die bontGaren Srof6
tenfu d r. Oantbarfcit 1T
baB fs aber nod nitbt gang aus
seftorocn lift, benefit eine Mnseige in
einem Sresbsner 8Iatt'. Gs beibt ba:
rQm 20. &lpril perfdicb 9err pripas
tus 5ermann Scnbfd. Sn inn Der
lieren mir einen trellen, guten 5obrs
gait unb befpebren inn ieber5eit elm
ebr.nbes 4nbenfen. Die Dresbener
Oroi9tentuti6er Der eritsn unb 5lpeis
ten aIaNe."
@edbrlid g 6 Ii B E.
Die poli5ei in Sannoper perbaftets
einen Burden, Der Dor benz @sbduoe
bes Disqualification babur6 sroben
unfug periibte, bab er me9rere ShiiHs
aus einem Hsbolrer abgab unb babel
pafanten perlsbte. yin Mrbeiter
tpnrbe BEN elmer &u9el in ben Sberz
f6entel, Elm Ssdyniter BON elmer anbes
rem in ben lintsn SUP getroffen. Ser
sefdbrlide SGiibs, elm !Sdusbiener,
CAB on. er babe einmal gum 0eraniis
gen auf ber StraBe ihieben tpolIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
IA ltorrakr
non
Gill: tirlgrr

belt 0etyon latte. Sd taNHIe O,c w.,
g~e9tonotheiIs sum nRo9put fin" Tc6r
Jcncu; mir Dotten rn3 ieoc8mol iiter
bieieIfcn amiiiirt. Sd lief ciIi9it auf
msin 59tmner. f:lrie6 ben belpuBten
3etteI rro ROD cinen 3~!pciten uno elite
nit teicsn berlatcr. I'M ie i5r, 8pede
crfiiQel 8u loIcn. Der 0ote tportetc
bersits, Elm Observation-Disclosures @uyI6e
nit einem ungIoHblih nummen @cs
iiht. so reittc ibn BEN 3ettet fir
5cn GIei der, porauf er obtroIte, BERN
feline iibriocn g(uItrGae Fate er be-
rcitS crEGlt;n. No1bem i1 mid oaUn
nit 8coGo6tlng cqer m09littn Dor
iiht tcs 3"tpeiten SettelS cnt.:o:Qt Eotte,
bc1ab id MID ms 0oGn3imncr.
Ganoibdt Simm, BON BEN nur i1
lpubte, bab CT bereit5 ouf ben qaItp-
rentitel NnIpru1 MAIDEN Nurfte, t0cl:
aerabe in @earifT, iih 3u pcrobIdics
ben. Die qiitt9e !0auSfraN lib i'm
nod ftaeu gum ~fol9enbcn Sage Elm,
pc>iifer or iiA au9eniGcjnIiM ie9r
freute. urb bdnienb Itin Gri0einen
in WuSiiAt itente. Garo"T Fate or IS
ieDr eiIia, rad !Sorie 3u tonulcn. Wir
itorccn an Ter Sreitrepp,, els er Der
u~atergirg.
.Gfcr 10 ipanncn Sie boD SIREN
S@irm auf, folS or tcja, Wttrabpe
it," ricf ibin !Scyr b. often mad, Isle
iperben ia sum SGnesmonU!" Mlcrts
piirbi1er.9ciic Glieb Der GGtrM &C.
idIof1ca, ioIorge iid Tcin 9cIitcr iii
8ercid "un'crcr geobo6tun1 lei no.
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icn in 3uitano bGditer GrreGuu0 nit
Der MelourJ, Der Sunge iei 5lpor o,s
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den pom TleiiGer nidt mitoc6rd6t.
Gr tefoupt:, bisTer bare tos nidt, 70
ettcaS gale cs iiberbdupt niht, tur5, er
rebe lauter bunnes, unpsritdnblideS
3eug.
oGr foIl bareinfpmmen," cntIdieb
Der !SausDerr. rDu bait bic Ga5en
bonn 6leiiNer nicbt mitaebra6t2" fubr
er ben Suaqen an, Der ei1 unIdgliG)
bumme5 GieIibt mabte.
nHee, gnGb'ger Serr."
LIMB ne8Ealb nidjt?"
Der 6leiI4er bat Dat Md"
nGr bat IS auf einmal nift? Gr
bat cs ionit bod INNER qe0ott!"
Or iogt. 10 rot jitt'S Jar Md"
u0u bit Gin GIel," idric !6crr b.
alten. rgGer peiB. pos Dbl b~eitellt
bait"
sd bag' jar niIdt beItelt. Sd
bah mar 6lo5 ben 3ettel abicjefen."
nWp 1T BERN bar 3sttel 9etIieten9"
evtunbiste fd 9err b. Often.
y0en bab Id fpeaief6miNen."
s9u balt o6cr nidts pe55uidmei.
ben," brittle Der !Sausberr, Der ans
mdIig Die @ebuIb perlor, ,,Marum
bift 3u nidt gum anbern J!eiT6er &C.
g~aneen?"
6urticbung ioI0t.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06

gGnr-o crbore 2eOen5s
rettunq. On lin!sriteird6 lei 9oms
ber1 ~iiiititc eey 3iGbriQe Naa6c cincS
9jcylroucrS ourct Gin Sberlidt in Die
Wi,tST SAT- binab, ficl dtcr oirctt in
ben 9roQto;b elmer chen cintretenocn
%Gucrin, oDne ipeitcrcn Sdaoen gu
nc1r;c7.
G nrbsr bareS . :
It a6Ispbiett Sn perl14 tci
WInGc1 p,rbe pm einem CONNER
barS her 4bort Iammt @rutcninfa't
tur9 Siele fp,.9cfhaiit.
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6 Iotes. Sn paoua ldIug pdba
reno cincS h:ftigen 0elpittsrs elm 8lib
in cinen s. Mfeter boben Sabritslhlot
elm, woourd bieicr gum Ginitur5 ges
bra6t lpuroe uno auf einen S6uppcn
fiel, inter benz ungefd9r 100 perfonen
SG.b Dor Dem llnlpetter geiu6t bat
ten. Die SriimmermaHsn bss Sabrits
fdlote3 bemoIirten ben S6uppen unb
begruben bic BARN befinoliten Qerfos
men inter benz Sriimmerpert. 3fpei
Ycrfonen ipurben tpbt, sipet t0btlid
perlebt unb pieIe anbere I6iper perlebt
aus ben Sriimmcrn berpprge3ogen.
Ole M uttertprntranf :
belt in Il n9arn. Sn pielen
Srti6aften Der Se5irte 9o8tob uno
9%elenpss, po infplge i9le9tsn Grntes
earthquakes unb Qrbeitsmanasls Hotb
unb Nrmutb berritt unb bic 9eute
gum @rptbaden elm @emiid bon Sos
fer, @erite uno &orn perlpcnbcn, III
bic rMutt:rtorntrantbeit" cpibemiI6
aufgetrcten r,o bat bereits WcnIdens
leben geforbert. Die &rantbeit, bic
auf ben GenuB bon nit benz Mutters
tornpils beRafteten s~emablenem Ges
treble 3uriiGsefiibrt lpirb, dubert fid)
in @cr9iftungser iheinungcn, Gieber
uno 8rGmpfen unb bauert meiit feds
bis edit Woden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
GcrcinS Galcnocr.

9Gder.@ eiongperein bon Baltimore
Girigcnt Erof. s. GnroIus.
Saiptqlortier Sobn gbI's sSoue,
Scr. 40S, @eit-2e StroBe. Sc.
Sen Somtitag 4benb, nit ausnabnta
bes britten Samltags i'm Monot
Sineltunbe. (Mpril7-1O
,9euti6 . llneariifer 9ieberfrans."
Sauptqiiartier: Stterbein's Saaa
(friiber ngintraht-SaQe"), 2ocuit.
Eoint. Sinnitunoc: Gonneritos
gbenbs. 3irigcnt Jrans 9od.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
@crciniate Sanaer bon Baltimore.

StfttHtHlt SuHgCT uuH VulIlmuFt.
SauptQuurtier: .@ermania . Waft'
ncrd)or SaIle;" SrGiiOent Senrr
Sbomas; correiponoircnoer uno pro-
tofoairenber SefretGr pro tenn. q.
Simmelbcber, Scr. 315, Iorb-Goen'
Strabe; Sinan5iefretGr g. Simmel'
bcbcr, Hr. 315, Noro.Goen. Strobe:
Shatmciitcr s. Miidlidl, Scr. 7t3,
@orncr-S traBc; 9irigent 81. Sem.
berger. Geriammlung ieben 5lpeiten
5reitog in Wonat.
.@ermanio-Q uartett.g Club"
Sauptqllorticr: @agner's Sale,
Nr. 116, Norb-Yaca-S trobe, Cling.
itunoe: 0ienita9s. - 9irigent 5.
8arolus.
~ Germ nia.W6nner6or."
Sauptqlortier: @ermonia WGr,
nerhor-Salc, Nr. 410 bis 412, @eit.
2ombarb.S troBe. S%ingitunoe: Cont
ncrltags - 9irigelit: Sbeobor Sem.
berger.
r%nSrobiinn."
SouptQuorticr: 5robiinn . Suue,
Tr. 1000, SrcOerid . Nucnuc. cling
ltunoc: Vtittlpods - 9irigent: Sobn
U. Glein.
rarbciter.W annerdor."
SauptQuartier: Inoreas' Sale.
Hr. 314, Sonoperitra6e. Singitlnbe;
Wittpo6s - 9irigent: 9apio Wte.
lanlet.
yTbaIio,N1nnerfor."
Sauptqllarticr: Soigt'S SaIle, SIR.
1t22, Sariorb- Apenue. SinsItunoe:
Gienitogs - 0irieent S. 8. Sranf..
n2ocuit-Eoint MGnncrhor."
SanptQuarticr: 3pider's Soue,
Gfe Cuba. uno gnoreitrabe. Sing.
itinbe: Wittuo6 Ibenos s llbr -
Girigent: Subert Stripped.
yNrbeiter- 2iroertafeI."
Sauptouartier: gol5' Sale, Wr.
4CS, @Cit 2cringtonitrobe. Sing.
Itltnbe: ~GicnItass-0irigent Subert
9riippel.
r9opcriiGJer MGnnerdor."
SnllptQllorticr: Idcrnlann's SoGe,
Ode bon Caroline. un0 @ougbltroBe.
S!n9itlnoe: Somncritag abeubs -
9irigent: Iligult Sdneioer.
Observation-Disclosures"
SouptQliarticr: Hobcrt Solnter's
Sone, Tr. t92t-t923, Orleans.
Strabc; Singltlnnbe icbcn Conner.
Itag gbeuo = 9irisent IS. ". YobI-
mann.
uGid)enfran3."
SoltptGlorticr: augltit @oebcl'3
(pormolS 3orn'S) Soac, Ode Der 3.
unO 8ougbitroBc, Sigblonbtomn.
Sin9ltlunoc: Wittipods - 9irigent
Geo. ". E0blnlonn.
,Welooie."
SauptQunrticr: s. Hics' Sole,
Ode 2owitraBc mo 8elair.N arft.
vSarmonie."
Sauptquartier: Gar. Ala, @eit.
Sapette StraBe. Sin9itunoe: 9ien
tags - 9irigent: Sobn q. 8lein.
,Irion."
Sauptquartier: .Stag.Soue," Scr.
Witttuo1 - 9irigent: S. s. Sranf.
Sin9itunoe: Sonneritngs - 9iri.
gent: 3. 9arollts.
vYctger-@ ciangberein,"
Sanptqilortier: Soffmonn's &oae,
2oip- mo SorreltItroBe. SinoItunoe:
Gienitag = 9irigent: Subert Strip.
pei.
n9ooenia-W Gnnerhor."
Saltptouartier: Grott- uno 5. Str,
Sigblanotomn. Sinaitunoc: Glen.
tags Sirigent Geo. %. g0bl=
mnuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
$4,000. 3m ucrfanfen: $4,000.

Sene nenen, imoberncn 5lueiii1diacn Sdufer
ON oer 9toroaparesS trabe, ~Sipiicben Suirfliprlut.
HoeIllie il1b 5~u0eiicsStraBc, init nuen moocrs
refi Stnri6tltlgen; cemeniirtc aeter, Spf uno
9rpftoirS. @nuilirie @nociudnncn uto 6iibens
Wlsgiitte. Marmorireppcn iino se5ciinic, FAINT
tdre Sruinnae. Straben init bitrifiSirtcn 3icecIs
ffeinen gepflnfteri. sic miiiiei aefebcli ncroen,
I'M fie fddbcu Al f1nnen.
Mar iiebnie Snirmoiint : Ibcnue = gSaaauns.
Sebr lei6ie Rehinaunacn. Sur SnipcItion tao.
LID lno Sonntnas piien. slgentcn ant YIabe.
Srnnomietbe $4,000 - fcdsunbbreibig Spuurs
bro Sabr.
Malter 3. @eftpbaf,
(Mai1S-) 0anurttcrnebmer
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Cine amtc ~&auital.Nnlaac.

@roEcS oierit6dioce gSpbnbuus, u SuG
Sront, MIR $i2 @runbreuic, III an pcrihicncuc
iSnfililiell bcriuictbet rrb bringt $50 molutlih
III tdr $1,000 at ocrfuiicf, ha Der ei9cni9ii
9. @aoenbuup. VT. III, Iuro. & barlrs.s traec.
(SCntb IA
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Carmen

In ieber Grbbc bon 4 bis 6u Is. 900 gdern, in
Wlorblnno uno anoercn Sitlinuieu: ieriIcr 8e.
fhaftsbdnftr mo @obnbduier in Baltimore uno
anf Dem panbe fnutt man am 8iuigficil blrD
Die .SeneraisstgeiItir bon German Yaocnbuup,
ILL., .0larles.stra4r, Baltimore, Wio.
tSept1 ,12Wtt)
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Gallagher, Scr @anmciltcr,
600 siod. Woro.a aicwooo .slpcnue.

o"o S'""'
$1,000 fauicn ciucS Der bcitcu S,ucitBdiaru
Sanier in Git Naltiulorc. oa5 man fir ous @cIo
erb1lten fam. Gerraiiet= Sronicit, teulenitrie
Seitenipeae, 6ote uno GcIler itio cine 10 Sub
Srdnolitbs Ileb I'M Sinicrgrunoc: mobcrnc 9u
oe6trltncr, Ib5n9sfu1nl glnibIub; @runb6in5
illir $40 pro Sobr. Sirean Nr. 1851, Wunns
Mcnt- StrnRe. GiS@
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Gtatltrt 1925.
Gonioltoateb 0oam g.,
NnrA.Wnh.Sfrn6e

etM probes GGortiment berfauener 9iamar.
fant, mod unfer baIbem apftenpreis. 8ir eeben
mao tpte Dor Iiberale EnrIebet anf alle Bertb.
eeeenitdnbe. Seiten'@inenne Suni gribnt,Pd,
redu.
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@tne 5arm bon 1915 9tdern un Der Gbciu.
pcdtc'Vni, 6pei Wicilen bon 1olfeiicr. Suites
Ynro iirlo &erbeierungcn. Seltcne Sclcgcnbcii
fir elm 0eim an Wniicr. AndSufrnQcl hCl
2. seutt BED, Sbcitcrtuuu, Wb. Q5s-o)
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3n pcrfnnten:
$500 Wfbf CftsTrcitom-S Ctr.

Wooernc 2sftodiDe 6dlifcr, mil icocr gcuucnt
libfeii mo billiaer CSrnnomictbe, Iino uffci
5hr @tnii6inubme fir refpcttnhlcs l,ubIiium
e. Glmer Samiiuu, 301 KAN BUILDING.
U56,S,6D
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Baltimore Narft6crid,te.

Baltimore, ben ). SUM 1908.
MebL.- 3rinbr 1876 S1iier, Gin.
ihlicBlId) CAB 9nld)el 81 &ocuit.Toint
mn sos SGiier 5u Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06

i'm 3nitanoe criter Alaiic: @ruItoStIis nir S2l
prn Sabr: mu3 nerfdult iueroCn. 9iudlullra0cn
bel Y. Wpiienbeinl, sir. 1923, Garb.5rcmOut. Nuc.
U56-S)
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Gin @rocerb z9docn 1T btuia III bcrrauien,
fprnoenicu." G5T-m
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3n b%crfamfcn.


,3n pcrfaafcn:
IN Der Jldbe BON charlottesville. Nn. u
Nderl gutes 9dnb, Elm Sriiiel ouoon In GoI6.
Der Relt inter atltur. Miun mcuoc iih AT Den
@tgenibiimer Sr. Srdrr, charlottesville, Vu.,
N. 4. :. Rr. 4. G5s)
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Gin aIietGbliriee S6ub. unb Ncparir sc.
thdtt billta an cinen fhnellcn Ndtfcr. Wian
1%oreiiire: NJ NuGcre, pr, 45t, Eft.23. Strasc,
Ode Yuri, 9ipao, Baltimore. Oj7-9)
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gu pcrmictben.
Gil pcriMicthcu

3u ucrmicttcp:
9ir. 1907 ulo III. 9iuroa kurtsStrnbc; 6lucis
iiodi9e pduier in norSii9Ii6cm Suiiatoc; Wiics
tbe iIur SO pro Wiondi. gtatSufruQcn an Srt
nno Stclle uber bel ScnrB vi. 9iibcl. Tr. 2O4,
Turo' SaiucrtsS ctr. (Suui2 1WiD
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Sprino Glcor. 4.25-4.35
Sprina StroiQbt. $50. 5.OO-5.25
Spring Eotcnt ...... 5.35-5.6O
Gitp Mills @eit Notcnt. Goo.
@i9b @rooc Eotcnt. 5.2O-....
Sigh @rooc Straight. 100
Gboicc 6nmiID. $50. 4.60-.:..
Grtru. 4.00-4.t5
Ho0cumebI, mittclu0bigeS
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New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
BERRY BEFORE Mitchell
Park Commissioner of The Bronr
Tells of Corporate Stock abuse.

Park Commissioner Berry IF The Bronx whose
Office is being investigated BY the Commissioners
Of Accounts vas on the witness stand most Of
Yesterday. His examination consisted for the
most part in going over various charges to
porate stock and to budget account City officials
are not supposed to use corporate stock funds for
temporary work or maintenance work but only
for improvements.
Commissioner Berry was not without vein Of
humor in answering the questions Of the exam
iner. Ny clerical force" he said. has been oc
cupied recently in supplying information TO vari-
Gus civic bodies investigating. they have rad lit
tie time for anything else
Asked to explain large increase in assistant
foremen. Commissioner Berry said that he did not
have E large enough clerical force and not being
able 10 increase IT under his appropriation he had
appointed some assistant forenen and placed them
IN the clerical department. The Bureau OF Munict-
pal Research he said, had started 70 investigate
him at time when things we're in a somewhat
confused state. due to a change in methods Of
bookkeeping
Commissioner Mitchell asked Il Il not 4 fact
that there was considerable abuse IN the issuance
Of corporate stock in the Park Department 7
have heard so. replied the Commissioner grt1ly;
also in the Department Of Highways; and the
allegation is made that the abuse extends 70
many Il not all. Of the city departments
J H. Morrison. Superintendent Of Parks. explain
ing why the planting of grass seed was charged 70
corporate stock. said he considered the initial
planting Of lawns permanent Improvement.
To what would you charge the first cutting OF
this lawn2~ said Commissioner Mitchell y would
charge it TO maintenance" he replied But the
trimming of trees and cutting Of brush in a new
park would be a proper charge against corporate
stock"
ba 1aa- u-41I ha ad ~ Monday
New-York tribune., 1908-12-25
PRESIDENT TO OYSTER BAY CHILDREN.
With Mrs Roosevelt, He Sends Gifts and
Check-Wealthy Remember Poor.

Hampstead. Long Island, Dec y CSpecial).-Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt have sent
Christmas gifts 70 the children Of the Cove School
Oyster Bay. where the Roosevelt children
learned their three Rs and a check was sent the
principal to purchase presents for the school chill
dren.
Wealthy persons Of this and other places on Long
Island have been liberal this year with gifts 70
the poor and afflicted. Mrs J E Eadden and
Mrs \ Butler Duncan. Of this place, have sent
pipes and tobacco 10 the thirty men IN the town
poorhouse and many useful gifts 70 the women IN
mates The Home Of St Giles in the Field an
institution for crippled children. also the
recipient to-day and yesterday Of baskets Of
dain-tes and bundles OF toys from wealthy resi-
dents Of Een1ps1ead and Garden City.
Mrs 0. H P. Belmont gave orders 70 her super
5ncen6ent 70 have 4 number Of baskets Of turkey
Christmas dinners sent TO all the poor Of East
Meadow. near her country homo. and al the en-
pIoyes Of ErockhoIdt villa also received turkey,
addition checks
Among those who helped relieve the suffering
among the Door Of Hampstead and vicinity ware
Mrs August Belmont jr.. Mrs Raymond F. Amir
all Mrs = Van Rersselaer Kennedy and Mrs
Roswell Eldre6ge The employees Of M and Mrs
Robert Bacon. NJ and Mrs Clarence H AaCkay,
NJ and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock. Nj and Mrs
Herman Duryea- M and Mrs Paul D Cravath
NJ and Mrs. Edwin D Morgan, NJ and Mrs
Harry PAYNE Whitney and many others we're busy
gil afternoon delivering Christmas baskets 10 the
needy.
Sheriff Joseph Foster also received & large ham
Per Of turkeys and good things. and the prisoners
the Nassau County Jail will fare better to-naOr-
row than they have for years