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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-31

II you want 10 feel well. look well
and be we'll. take Foley's Kidney
Remedy. IL tones up the kidneys
and bladder. purifes the blood aud
restores health and strength. Pleas
ant TO take and contains no harmful
drugs. Why not commence today9
j. @. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-31

Mountain wator is all right, but
already someone complains about the
name Breitenbush. There might be
a more euphonious name found, but
as a source of water supply, 1t is at
least as musical 40 Bull Run"
though not so suggestive.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-31

FAMOUS HORSE TRAINER.

ACasoG AAhfhANh-Ah-
Is now located at Candy Oregon
the best winter quarters in the North
west for training and deVelopins
young horses. Sam has room for .
few more prospects. either for the
road or track and would like %
communicate with anybody wishing
their horse trained. Mr.. Casio o
conceded TO be the best colt man u
the West and his success on the the
Salem track bears out this statement.
Terms reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed. Address
SAM CASTRO, Candy. Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-31

The Rogister says the only loss OF
life in the Eugene fire was a cat and
two kittens. and two "blind pigs, {"
that couldn't get out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-31
Smile

Is a pretty Herd thing q accom-
plish when you're blue. bilious and
out OF sorts. There is a sure cure
for all kinds OF stomach and liver
complaints-constipation and dys-
pepsia. Billiards. Herbine Is mild,
yet absolutely effective in all cases.
Price so cents per bottle. Sold by
all Dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-31

Salem will have a three-days cher
~ fairf but as the date Is not set yet,
you can just cell II yesterday. today
and tomorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-31

The fact that It is always wo-
man that captures Raffles indicates
that graft enters into the discovery,
as we'll as into hiring the public null
sance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-31

DR.. Bert II. White sends us an
invitation TO the commencement ex-
ercises of the Los Angeles College OF
osteopathy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-31

One peeuliarity about the Oregon
mist is that It Is missed when II isn't
mist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-31

For tiresomoness. Senator AIdrich
should go 45 rounds with Heney. and
o a draw.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-31

The Drain Nonpareil has changed
hands, S. p SLUT selling to G. p.
Parker, OF Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-31

Corvallis. by vote OF 104 TO @.
has decided to build a $4,000 high
school.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-31

Hoarseness, broncnitrs and other
throat troubles are quickly cured
by Foley's Honey and Tar as II
soothes and heals the infamed
throat and bronchial tubes aud the
most obstinate cough disappears
Insist upon having the genuine Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar. j. Q. Perry.
Eugene will have a three-days cell
ebration OF tho Fourth OF July, Sat-
urday. Sunday and Monday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-31
Brain,y


Are those who win have us iAuhder
their waists. delicate lingerie. etc.
Our facilities are those of the
best for the perfect handling OF this
character OF work. Our help is
thoroughly experienced. and much
more skilfull than most help you can
secure TO come to your home or to
take out"
A trial will make you a client OF
ours,
Salem Laundry Co.
Telephone %. is0-ieo s. Liberty Sc.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Lexington AUenue Corner Parcel
Chances Hands at s56, $40.

A parcel 14510x776x Irregular at the northwest
corner of 1o2d street and Lexington avenue was
sold YESTERDAY at foreclosure sale held by Joseph
T. Day the Real Estate Exchange saiesi ooii@
Nos Il and Is Vesey street, 10 Rose Augehdich ioi
s5s57o. The sum due the property was about
$500 The other auction sales resulted as tollo"S
By Samuel Marx
Lafayette 4th St runs $1l1T "a 1fUH ar w
q Sz 10 to 5af9ye5f 1of st bldgs and y tn1nt W
Weod sEt A. c ch9Pin ct to al; The planti for s122
14oth St 400 Ienox ave 5ox9a IL i vaCai'5:
AT3Gf 4 Fs5esu siss atty: R Goodman ref amt due SS
iSI 81: 70 plaintiff for sl6ls5. o-oo - vacant.
4oth St $50 Of Lenox ave 5oEa9 ] H. Ta'aI9 amt
5na 5alge s. sf $50 d9 to The plaintiff for $15ies
BY Joseph P Day.
sa ss End are trust CO cor sss ss'e 81 T5se; 2Ss et a
Davies. & 4 attys PryoT, rel amt amt 8ie a S''' ''
g a5th s. $ I54 Of coqmbus . age e..e 1sFlGe 95s
4. siy y dTis nsves a attIs: 4 Pryor ref amt
due 'i s1a 81 o.: TaTes etc s2oe8 oe to Haywood
i05 s. 1to5b St 2sa Lenox ave & y @ sz92I oIro
tive assn As5ons Coreenesi a sTlsselbergg g atty:
p p Ibe Nc Gy5e12i risjnlir Ef for sS5 SIS oc0
s2f 1ish St as # v Of 1st 2oIo3 10 3 sty
X attys. Marcel Levy. ref arnt que SNe'l o. ' co.
SIS i5atb St 5 375 It Courtlandt ave- 25Eqo
f{, sy dge y srFS roF amt due S5o52
etc SAG to the plaintiff for $3.50
Ry Herbert A Sherman.
112 18th St $ 100 It Of Park ave 29ElooI 10 ty ;y
leopold Cohn Edn ast Ida Maehz 81 Az as 500
20 =. withdrawn
BY 7. : Phillips & Co
1879 zi-7rs-n -. y e n Home $, 23TlI"
57-- Alonzo Jackson Arthur Selignnan 81 az
1|e7Lsp FSr07.rs. Z. Carr. ref amt due :
SOS 81 taxes SO -" sub 70 prior ntGe esgTeEh6
s. ooG 70 the plaiatT for s9soo
The auction offerings to-day viii he as follows:
BY : Gol5sticker.
20 lexington ave cor Of 25th st 8aez72: sty Van
Tv-iIer Hotel. vol sale
Rq Joseph Day
40 Riverside Drive q It of s7th 81 p SNlCo
sr5 a sv 6nIE: n y Wylly G Loonis et al. SPet
& r attvs: Clarke ref. amt due Shs2H2 AZ taxes
15a1 Tvse ave " cor 172d st. 2ax1"0: and sty
+enr7t and stores Farre agt Katherine harhe'E -
al: N ! ECzn atty: OIL Cohalan. ret. ami que 90
$50 18th ST n Of 9th ave. 25E92 sty te7n'[;
susan Van FraaE Q Caller CO 81 az & fS.sl' =.
& l. attvs. Harding. ref. amt due $4lo' NJ 'aA'
i44th St 8 $50 Of 7th ave 4ox9a vsoant MQ'na!
ifa Tns GO ae- F7eischmann Realty & Const % 81 g
s,ffo7 :. James McKesn atv, Gilroy, IT. ref- amt
due. etc, S2Ul - ..-,A
arf same acTion 5 same and same ref amt DUE
qTs 81; S2G1 IS ..-,o
144rh St n go = ~ Ith ave. 4vNE'. -. So, e.
sgt same. action 6 atty: same ref amt Que >'
g7s 81. taxes. etc 500 40
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
REALTY NOTES.

Hall J How & Co were the brokers in the sale
Of three lots on the easterly side Of Claremont
avenue 800 feet north Of 122d street, for the
u August Hsssey 70 William J. Casey
Mrs, Arabella D. Huntington transferred title
yesterday II the westerly block front in Broadway,
between 18th and 156th streets 70 Archer NJ Hunt
tngton. The size Of the parcel IS 9lox75 feet.
Mrs. George II. Percival IS tie buyer of No 90
West list street. recently reported sold
Charles Brogan Is the buyer OF No. 81 to -
Fourth avenue northeast corner Of 2Th street sold
by the Holland Holding Company.
z Clifford Potter is said to be the buyer Of the
Louis Haberstroh property surrounding the north
east corner of Park avenue and sd street.
The Taylor Sherman Company negotiated the
sale Of No . West 5oth street for Harry J. Doug
las.
Sheldon & Becker have leased for Thomas Hoaly
70 client Of J. Rodney Berg the two story brick
stable No 24s West Snth street, lot 25xlGO feet
The lessee viii remodel the building and il as
private garage.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
BUYS A RocKAWAY BEACH PLOT.

The. schnurnacheT Realty Company has sold 10
B D Jacobs 4 plot zoNso feet on the east side Of
Wygand Place. about 22O feet south Of the Foule-
ward. RockaTay Beach The realty company IS 10
erect cottage for the purchaser for all year oc-
cupsncy.
William F. Wyckof has sold for the Realty Al
hance Associates TO Car and George Jacobs a
triangular tract, comprising about three hundred
city lots. lying Just east Of adjoining the old
city line IN the 4th Ward of Queens. The tract
is bounded by the city line on the west Liberty
avenue and Water street on the NORTH the Acacia
Cemetery property the east. and the old South
Road on the south The buyers will place il on the
market They VIII also develop the tract and erect
many cottages and detached houses
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
RecfirPr'S Sale.


c,1-PREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTf.-lN The
- Matter OF the Application Of Majority OF the
Hotel Company for voluntary
Dissolutfon Pursuance Of an order or the supreme
herein the New York County Clerk 3
o1ra on the day OF June. 1909. the undersigned
,tiI ssu M public auction at the Hotel MarsefHe.
Erosdwav and 1o3rd Street. In the Borough or Man
Eattan CITY OF New York. on the Sotn Gay OF
ine 1909 at IL o'clock in the forenoon; by JoStsPH
n ~ Auctonetr r all Of the following described
Furniture fixtures. furnishings and other
arsnnaI property comprising the complete turnlsnlnSs
~ Marseille stock OF provisions
meats vines liquors cigars etc on hand necessary
- ordrctine said Hotel MsrseiiIe accounts owing to
NarseiiIe Hotel company lease Of said Hotel
made Septeuber %. 1905 between NetneriandS Ion
struction Company and Louis Iukes ana srTy =
oId and thereafter assigned by the said Lukes and
Srtsgyoi5 70 the Marseilie Hotel Company. and all
cher property Marselle Hotel Company "a soing
the following chatte+
TortEaEes one held by Joseph Hammersiag as Sc
n,,rS for the payment O certain covenants in the
lease Of Marsee to the sum OF $50 900 oas
LelS bv Frank Thompson security for hote IN the
sum Of ooo with interest thereon from tne nrst gay
oFA 1908 held by Ned strauss as security
Tor note Of a5s a. with interest thereon rom ths
snth dav OF September. 1908
Dated June 14th, 1902. -,
ruAs wAIDRON GLOVE. Attorney for Receiver. 2oI
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New YORK City.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

The SfegeI estate has sold No. - East 18th
ttreet. four story and basement stone front dwell
ing house on = lot 1s9x1O22 feet. The house was
owned by the estate more than fifty years.
Mrs Amelia P. De Witt has sold 10 Q .. BiEe-
low No 1S3 West 18th street three story brown
stone front dwelling house. lot 2nN1o2-2 feet.
Casey & Irwin and II. 2 Clinton have sold for
7 : johnson the plo-. 1OoXS9.11. the south side
Of 18Th street. 10 feet west Of Seventh avenue
Samuel Lippmsn has bought Nos. 209 and 211
West 18th street two three story dwelling houses.
on plot 5ox10S.3 feet. Mr.. Lippman gave other
property in the Greenwich Village section in part
payment
William NJ Fleming hss sold for Thomas F.
Murray 70 n J Mcdonald lot the north side
of 1S6th street, opposite Deyoe Park.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Valentine ave. y $ $50 e of 1Sorh s.. for Two
three story brick dwellings. -1fN'H- '1e'Ts-
sehmidt owner Franz "ofss'e' .4'..+.'. $1,000
Ei-rshriise Terrace. No 274a. for A Two st'lE
brick dwelling ?2z5s, Henry h'''+'' . 5000
Tavlor ave " E. 125 r of NCGraw ave Tor ~"
two story frame dwellings j -tHN' 80.
Thomas Hansford. owner. x E'@'''s. E@,s.. 200
T77erior ave 2a3 z Of West0 0hester ave, tgI
fwo two story frame dwellings, ZiN'% eal.
charles Hofner 3 EheiinG aEchlle-'' n nno
Woo5lawn Road. n corner Decatur ave lgL ,,- a
ono story frame store H2X5o. Matthew ana 1S.f
Dalton, owners Thomas 9Iee''''ss. .,... 500
Ayarle = John. n ? corner Kelly St to- ,9AI Nv
story hiek teneISnIS Total Sast. 1fo
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
TO ENLARGE ITS FIELD OF ACTIVITY

Owing TO requests OF merchants the side
streets OF the Fifth district TO be allowed
10 join the Fifth Avenue Association and 70 have
the association 20 look after their interests the
executive committee OF the organization has called
meeting for Tuesday, June q, y O'Clock at the
Hotel Lorraine. 10 approve Of changing the charter
OF the association take in the entire Fifth
section, and permit any resident Of the city
who is interested in furthering the best interests Of
the section TO become a member.
The Fifth Avenue Association has heeu s1Ipervis-
ing the widening of the avenue the interests OF
the different members. and also all traffic regula-
tons etc, far q possible.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
SALE OF 10TH STREET HOUSE.

Harvey y BlooTner sold for Robert Marvin IN
NJ =. Barney No. lls East usth street, a dwelling
house. lot 2ex1oo feet The same broker also
sold six lots the Hunt estate. Sunset avenue and
Crescent street, Jamaica. S f Biddleton for
the Long Island Investment and Improvement
Company Also. leased for term Of years the
store and basement No. 1853 Eighth avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
TWO SIMMER HOTELS LEASED.

Through the Hotel Register Realty Corporation
broker. the Mountain Lodge Hotel Cra"l''u'
Ulster County, y y has been rented to Ben)a''''"
= and 7. Bruce, who for a long time have been
the owners Of the Overlook Mountain House Cat
sllills.
The Hotel Register Realty Corporation has also
leased for term OF years the Green Inn '1aii'ee
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
DAVID N. cARvALHo GETS A TITLE

David n carvaIho took title yesterday to No 30
West 9Th street. 1sxlcou feet from Joseph
Gilbert.
z L. Edgar took title TO parcel, l8ex5s feet on
the side Of Fourth avenue 55s feet north of
2eth street. from Frederick Bayerdorfer and several
other persona
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
DEAL, IN UPPER FIRST AVENUE.

levy & Starr have sold for the Dean Hoialng
Company to Williams. Grcdgtnsky 4 Hait tie tHo @
Eve story brick Hathouses. with stores Nos l'-'
and 172l First avenue. on a Plot @'Nl'' lee1-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
MURRAY STREET LEASE RECORDED

There was recorded yesterday a lease Of No A.
Murray street. southwest corner Of Church stre.t
by the trustees Of Columbia College. 10 the Man
haitian Railway Company, for twenty-one years.
at $3.50 year.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
NOW CONTROL A HARLEM BLOCK

Benjapnin r. Lummis has leased to the WaV-aset
stone Company. for the owners, the block bounded
by 121st street. Avenue A and the Harlem River
including the dockaEe and riverfront II will be
used as stoneyard by the Wawaset company.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
Proposals.


DROFOsALS FOR INDIAN SCHOOL LANDS. BUILD
/ fuEs and uNtures Chamberlain. South Dakota
department Of the Interior, once OF Indian Affairs.
II l90e-SedlSd proposals plainly marked on
the outside Of tho envelope Proposals for Indian
school Chamberlain South Dakota. and addressed TO
re Coru1issiorer of Indian Affairs. Washington.
n G will he received a Indian Office until
o'clock = NJ OF July :. 1909. for the purchase from
the United Of the following described lands OF
Cether with all the buildings and fixtures thereon
namely All OF Lots / and :, and the - OF the
following described strip OF land on the north END
of the y = Of Ne g. viz: beginning AT tho Ne
corner o. Ne (. thence south with tho east line
- rods thence west and
sieI with the north said quarter section
The Missouri River. thence up the bank OF said
river NW+ Of said quarter section thence
tIe pluce OF hegj for a price less than
Tweuty-six Thousand Dollars. In strict accordance
lows. The Secretary Of the Interior is hereby au-
dispose and the real estate in
GLIDING buildings and fixtures. OF the Indian
Chamberlain. South Dakota TOT a price noI
less than Twenty Thousand Dollars unless should
be disposed state OF South Dakota. IN which
SO the limitation as 10 price apply upon
tained and operated educational institution and
that children Of Indian parents shall have the same
tIirtop free Provided the Commissioner Of In
dian Affairs authorized and directed 10 dispose BY
sale transfer other schools or such property as
not covered the transfer Of the realty buildings.
and nxtures The right reserved reject all
bids II deemed the best interest Of the Govern
FaCh be accompanied by certified
rboclc or draft on United States depository
- tbs Cornunissioner of Indian Affairs a
draft TO be the United states in case the
siccessful bidder shall fail to make nnaI payment
Of purchase price as required; otheLWlse 90 oe
returned To tho bidder. Terms. Cash within thirty
davs from date notice OF acceptance OF proposal
Formal possession July -. 1902 or earlier II posSioe
Information Apply I" ~ VI 'NA'i@''A
ring Conn
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
Real Estate Wanted.

A GOOD FARM OR COUNTRY PLACE WANTED NJ
n part payment for controlling interest n hsr cas.
temperance bottng plant fortune f1- 1--we Adtress
WILTON. Box 4. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
,an Francisco. June 23-The official closing quo
.lnus fnr mining alocks lo-dnv wore as Ill-oMs.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows Yesterdays closing quota
lions for government bonds. compared with Tues
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24

nROPOsAI, FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY
/ supplies. OTce of Assistant Purchasing Ohicer.
-, ~ Rail Road Company - State Street, New
yoTk Tune 2cnd. l0O9.-Sealed proposals viii be re
to,rs5 AZ this office 200 r NJ July LIST. for
furnishing the above mentioned articles Blanks and
tngorTnatfor obtained at this office WEN
RFrT IEE T. SIMPSON Major. 10th Infantry, U. s A.
Assistant Purchasing Oftcer
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
City Hotels.
BOSTON
4 parfmeHt Hotels.

rT,HF NARRACANsETT- T. , AND 3 ROOMS AND
L bath. special rates for summer. R'vay and a2t
TUCKER
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
Country Board.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Maturing iH'" p

Ml[IT'0E IFEf
Furnishes ty svarrn5ut & ArqcazsUar. 10. 4" Pine
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24

StEATED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE WILL BE
- received at office Of Commissioner Of immigration
r,,tis island Y II, until 220 = m, June IS 1909,
and opened Immediately thereafter for the sale and
,no,al ~ buildings designated Portable Pavilons"
-. Ir,mierant station. Ellis Island. y. Y. n.
as to limitations and conditions governing
biJ,iars may he obtained from WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
80,
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24

FURNISHED by Charles d Barney Co. NO 25 Broad ST..
New York. 100 South 4th st. Philadephia)
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

.coupon or registered.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-24
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES 8


sAnd interest
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Sareau Sts stuptslestkraturs,

baltimore, 10. 9iobembcr 1909.
Ea Die Observation-Disclosures ommiifdre Der
Staot baltimore In Der bonn SelcB porgeldries
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900 QGaen BON i6. 8opember 1909, ais benz
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iimDrer SiuoiGeridi 5l appelliren iiao beiaatee
@critt III er'Ibell, %nlefelben i'll reotoire,i.
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Clnpl6, 23,3O, Nc5D StdotHeglitrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-26
Sirtau Der 40 iugo sian l.G pmmiiiou Der stnSt
Yaltigtute,

2eriieasite Mnsebote nil ser slufldriIt .Vros
poiol tor @onftrnciin9 HateraI Selpcrs in Of
nBropoial, ior Solitrnt!iHa 2aieral SeperS III
Stlirirt No. y. SANITARY Contract 20. 40
an 1el "sonro Of s>parbs OF baltimore Gin"
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Der 1909, IL ubr @ormittags, i'm 9ilreul ocs
S,rn; \. Selpeu 1bonlas; Stabt 9ieGiitraior. i'm
Mgt69an'; Baltimore; YESi %enisspel eenom,
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9icie Scbibr ,plrN bci Ridsabe ant ooer
Dor / GcSenuer 1909 Der nidt beMibtet 8Gin'
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spe6iiiiaiioren uno @Idre i'm Sale Elm Nlnse.
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GbscidIetc E.uantitdtcn.
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Gontrntt Sr. A.
25.000 2incal'SuB oitrifi5irte R6brena Saril,,
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tldt eln bisdeu Heflame mafte."
Ser Witarbeiter oes yWotin" bemerft
nit pollem Hed)t, baB geeenpGrtig
Niles ouriifgebaltcn miro: Die Ser
leger 9eben feline nelen Bidder Gers
aus, Die Sbcoter perifieben Die Eres
mlerer, uno Die Groben Sd)neiocr
lallciren teinc Nclheiten, iogor &c
putirte luoacp IN bieier @od)e feline
&nterpcllatioiien einreid)en, neil lie
glauben, ooB Die 3eltungen nift &c.
ltilaeno Elab iiir Die &ammerpcrs
bonolnngen Dabcn. Mou biirite IN
oieler ISOLDE Die G.lla6rntrr beS Cir
tells loici, tcin Mtenih iuiiroe OuUon
Noti5 llebmcn. @er Die Gntlpidc-
hing Scr Tinqe IN FariS in ben IeB-
ten Sagen periol9t bat nn,B jilgcbenL,
bob Der Sppttnogcl Scr lid hcrnlo.
Bcll iiber Sic ~fleinen SdmGdcn lcincr
Vtitmenid)en lltitig llad)t, Den 2togel
ollI Den aopf g%etroffcn bat.
AUD Seitreid bat Jest
nit einem Geii5it 81 tumpien Eno
licbt lif g%enotbigt, ilelle Steuerr til-
5ltfilbren unb oltc 5ll erbnben. Ter
I'M Nb9eurbnetcnbullic porgelcate
StdotsporonldloN iilr 1910 luciIt
n1nlid) Gin @cinnmterioroernlB pom
1851, 499,477 aronCn allL cine @c.
manufacturing bon 2,6l9,456,74l aro-
llcil, mitbin cincn Nbgnllg nm A.
0l2,I 36 aruncnL luclbcr %gegcnilbcr
cilem NbgonH bon 1909 I'M Sctroae
BON 1.9OI06t &rpnen lul lO.l35,615
&ronen bober lit. sir Ole Silg,lng
Der allgcnleinen StnotSldrulo lnb filr
Die ollBcroroentlldlen au1pcnoinlgcu
hdlllld)er Serltelllut9cl uno @aorbc=
tricoilitte! Der StnotS. Giicnbubmen
lno ouBerorbeutlihen GllSriiitlta0cn
Der Sanbpebr miro Die Hegierung
ernl1d)tiHt, 1O9,6i6,3O5 arpneu bltrd)
Grcoitopcrotionen 5il bcid)niien. Bur
Gcdnng oes SeblhctraaeS BON l2,-
Ol2, 1876 aroncn lill6 Mcbreinnobmcn
an oireften S5tcllcrn lmb inhirefteil
Ab0obcn bcrnn5l5icbcm mcldc nit
Dem @cieBc, betrcffeub sic NbGnocs
rlltN Der 9eitinnuungcn ilbcr Die
@rnnntiucinbeitcuerlinA ioluic bea
Observation-Disclosures, icrner nit oem
Wciebc, bctrcffcnb bic Nc,lrcgeluna
Der llcberlueiiungen on Die Sonoea-
iolb@ unb Der Scrubletltnq Der Hcal=
%iteller, meiter betreiieuo GrbidloitSs
uno Shenfungsltcuer, Die Scltellc-
rirlg Der notiirliten MinerolmoIier,
iolpie cine Grbcbung elmer Ser
brauhsobgobe fir Sooamol'er mo
Gbnlife fife fiinitlihe @eirlnfe in
Iniprllf genonlmcn mcroen.
NpwlamSs tiirfiide @Goer.
equitable. Getaaoe. Hsaamt sesen. stcts uiiem.