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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-06
COMMITTED /
meet i JAN. "A! |.
WANT TO. SECURE EVIDENCE OF
X I. WORKING OF NEW MINING
Z LAW, g, AZ

Accompanying the reports Of the
legislative mining investigating COM
ndttee which have been sen. out To-
all the members Of the legislature are
circular letters announcing that a
meeting Of their committee Will be
held in Charleston on January IA. the
day after the legislature eonyenes.
The object Of this meeting Is explain.
cd In a part Of the letter which is as
follows:
Information having been received
that at the last meeting ol7the COM
mlttee-and before the Drafting OF
fnal report-an opportunity will be
given representatives OF the mine de
partn,ent to appear and give evidence
as to the working Of the, new law
since May last, when Chief Paul was
examined thereon: and that further
opportunity will be extended operators
and miners to be heard on similar
lines. or as to other matters deemed
pertinent by the committee; and the
secretary having been Informed by
the chairman that It was not possible
owing to the business engagements
OF some Of It's mentbers-to have full
meeting Of the committee before the
opening Of the legislative session Of
1903. and that he had called a meet
lag for January H. 1t was decided
that a sufficient number Of these IRE
ports OF Hearings" as they now stand,
be bound, and a COPY furnished each
member Of the Legislature before com.
Ing to Charleston In order that he may
understand the scope and familiarize
himself with the work already done
by the committee.
Any testimony taken at the flnal
hearing will be added to this volume.
followed by short appendix. The
final report will appear In front. Vol.
umes covering the completed work
will be furnished members shortly af-
ter the opening OF the session. as
All the members Of the legislature
have received copies Of the report OF
The committee. This report contains
a complete, account OF all the proceed
ings Of the committee ur to and in
Guiding the proceedings Of September
%. 1905. The members Of the mining
committee are Hon. Thomas Gartlan.
chairman. and Hon. R. +. Kidd, on the
part Of the senate, and Hon. N. X
Duty and Hon. A. J. Mitcha'. on the
part of the house, John T.}Ha:ris. sec,
Rotary, and John Marshall. sergeant.
alarms. i,i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-06
Bfyan,s Fourth sattle
sews comes from Bryan

State that he ;lss become gagsd IL.
the sonrth battie q bis care The
present one IS to SGT control % 4 the.
Legislature Of his own B State and he
Is shock ed to learn that taere y g,
much strong GER pposl don I'll ii 3 i his
own party than he suspect d; Dr.!
Z? r. Hall. vice: chairman; Of the Dem
ocsltic national committee, Is lead
Ing he revolt against him, end IT
seems at this time the Bryan forces
will have a great deal OF difficulty In
organizing the Nebraska legislature
with much more than possibility OF
losing out. The real surprise Of It
all is tnat Bryan has evidently given
up the big fights and turned 70 che
little ones. Doubtless, after all State
politics is more in his line than ma.
tlonal. and all will watch to .ses what
he can accomplish in the new role
Clarksburg Telegram. #f
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-06

It is very gratifying to note the
cor tinued increase In enrolment Of
the Falrmont State Normal School.
The attendance during the fall term
was larger by about Is per cent than
ever before in the schools history and
the winter term starts of larger than
any spring term heretofore, the NUM-
Der reaching 2lO in the regular Nor
nal and Academic departments the
Arst day. No spring term In the
schools history ever reached 200 the
first day. The outlook for the Normal
School Is exceedingly bright. 1t
would be no surprise to see the en-
rol!ment reach 975 during tae winter
term and 400 in the coming spring
term. In Nil departments tine enroll
nMnt for the year will probably reach
over COO.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-06
ENCOURAGEMENT POINTS.

Id making 10 contribution to tie
100000 donation necessary to bring
:E the steel mil here two very promi.
nsit and important points ought to
4 Denoted, namely, the time and man
uer otS Tayment Of ] the subscription,
md the value Of the stock Of Monon-
gahelas Industrial Company. The first
payment win not be made for three
n,onths after the contract locating the
industry here is signed and by that
lime I've can easily see what's being
done and bow much the steel company
ID doing. The second payment is SIX
months on and 4 the conrpany5is not
dong anything no more will have to
beSpaid BY the time the fourth pay.
inents is reached more than a gear
nom now, the mill ought to.be about
ready foFS operatlon and hundreds Of
houses Will sbei der construction in
various parts of the city. Again, the
INST payment will moi. be made untli
tie trustees feel assured that every
thing 49, I'M condition to warrant 1t.
Ass 10 the(1 industrial Company stock.
/; no one knows lust what the value will
BE. but II prominent real estate dealer
who has never been connected with
die companysin iany way says the stock
VIII We worth 50 cents on the dollar
as sooas as 4thetnnlll begins operation,
ifshiss Judgment be- correct, 10 shares
Of he stock would Re worth $500 and
Tie industrial Company Is 1 offering
Il, III order to raise the donation, for
|st
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-06
Among the Editors
important to West VIRGINIA.

y.l4. Important 10 west virginia. =
The decision OF the United States
Supreme Court to the effect that the
Consolidated Gas Company Of New
York has no right 10 include the value
ofits franchise which cost 1t nothing.
In Its assets to support its contention
that certain rate fixed by statute
would not Yield fair return, will re.
move some Of the technical objectIonA
that have been urged by lobbyists
against the establishment Of a public
commission for West Virginia and
will make easier the work OF such
a commission should II be established.
The decision not only recognizes the
right Of States to fix rates charged by
public service commissions. but out
lines the plan that shall be followed
In determining whether or not rate
Is conhscatory. For Instance. suppose
a public service commission should
order n street railway company 10 re.
ducc its fare from five to four cents.
The company In resisting would oil
course seek to prove That four cent
fare would not yield fair return on
It's investment. Prior 10 this decision
include u fancy figure for the
franchises though the latter were
given them gratis. in showing the per
cent. Of profit, Now. such franchises
annotb included.
West Virginia needs n public service
commission and theEway being clear
theSleglslatlire should proceed to give
us one.-Wheellng News.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-06
COUNTING THE VOTES.
Result Of Miners Election VIII Be
Announced in Convention,
January 10.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Jan. G.-The
work of counting the 10000 ballots
cas- in the natlonal election Of the
coal miners union in December, has
begun ut the United Mine Workers
national headquarters in this city.
The national tells who are can.
ynssing the ballots arc, William Fitz-
simmons Of Dunmors, Pa: William
Young. of Ehrenield, Pa, and Arthur
Blakcley, Of Bonanza. Ark. Thcy will
be ready to report the result to the
miners convention here January 10.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-06

$500. Az That rate tie man who sub
scribes $500 Wifi moi be making gtft
'at All bit ne win ne mn king q good
paying Investment But sub pose the
Fssock should fb worth only 50 cents
Ions tie dollar, Tie sub ptlon s still
mot a gift III IS merely q loan for u Y g g
general benefit ~ inaly daal & enter;
Fplsse and the building up Of the town N.
These points ought to; be- we'll studied
before a citizen makes q final decl-
sion In turning down; the matter Of Q
donation. & ;l3ify
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-06

Will County Clerk Phillips make
good his promises to the people or VIII
he obey the law and collect all fees
in advance? He issued q circular to
the effect that the peoples credit
would be good and no doubt received
many votes on that promise. Wat
about it, Nr. PHILIPPE?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-06

examine the mine Inspectors who
were sent to the mine to ascertain
the causes Of the explosion and then
returned verdict stating they did
not know the causes and at the same
time absolving the conpany from any
blame in connection with the explo-
sion can hardly be understood by
these who arc acquainted with the
coal industry. .Ef N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-06
The musical features ares strong Sin

~ "'tSANS@AA eSssNNA Ns io5Fpst Ohaka 49,
every particular, the band 10 excel
lent the orchestra first class, and the
chorus Of trained voices could only be
assembled BY years Of experience and
at an enormous expense. Among the
}"pale faced singers Walter; sheus
wood in mo one Knows chas: Rein
hart in his "Dixie 5Yodle,s and Geo
T. Martin In a Medley TOT Scottish
Airs" and others were well received
"In Africa "a political satire show.
lus hunting camps among the African.
junslss with Teddy and heSbig stick:
in charge, and the Circus Nightmare
were bot. two ''blg noises" with heaps
Of fun. III u n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-06
clneh to the clerks.

It beglne to look like a clnch for
Mont Topping for clerk Of the House
and John T. Harris for clerk of the
Senate. Both Democrats and Repub.
llcans will be pleased with tAls re-
sult.-Charleston Mail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-06

All Rlaht, But

The Mail don't want ever to have
anything to do. officially, with toe
new county taller. but It is not out
OF place to remark that the appoint
ment made by Sheriff Smith 10 q
mighty good one.-charleston Mail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-06

day.s news d tgeen the afterroon Is
me 3of Saturday and The hour Of pubs
lIcatlon on Sunday Fning: Mr. Nern
has rejected the. onl field left opensinls;
the city, and has already secured q
number Of sub cribers and advertising
patrons. The paper! viii be Issued
from one-ot the local plants equipped
for work OF this character.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-06
SUNDAY MORNING PAPER.
William Nern Has Launched a New
Enterprise In Morgantown.

MORGANTOWN, Jan. civilian
Nen, formerly business manager OF
new journalistic enterprise in Nor
gantown. He proposes to publish
weekly n Sunday morning newspaper.
with special Sunday features, n re-
sumo OF the weeks news. and the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-06
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2HESEMI e u Of coUN
4 TRYe Il oREST az t3URcEs. ! +


elear iden q the amount =. forest
wealth left in thls country Those
who thint ii iii about this natural
resources which has assisted an mate?
rial deeylo pment since the landing Of
the arst settN are usually too much
Influenced TN the condition Sof that
pastteniar state or seetisa wAiah
They mo most miltar. b " Il
ifsthey live in q much .lsiGrpsted o.
q treeiess region, the people usually
imagine that the teountry's timber sup
ply q even more limited than IL act
,ialiy tte fact: Ion the other hand. with
iliose whose HON s are located in a
saecHc1 where 10 pinch in timber nas
{ not been 1perienced, the feeling is
likely 20 10 altoge ether the other war.
md some become u % indifferent ut
tIinen as 10 Sthink TINT thereis really
d
not III reason 70 worry about . tim.
lei problem, Both can prodt BY a
reading of8 The actual facts.
Tlo forests Of the United States
i now cover bout $50 million acres, or
about one-fourth d the land Of the
whole colntry The original forests
covered not less than $50 million
acres; 81 nearly ehalf, q
The forests owned NY The govern.
lnent cover one.iourth Of the total for.
est area and contain one-ilftn of all
Ambers nding. Forests privately own;
edIcoyers three; ionrths Of the area, and
contain tourd this OF the standing tim,
iber. Besides hnying three times the
area ana four times the forests. the,
ftmberland Spriyately5 owned is general.
Slysmore valuable.
Forestry, or serwatyt numbering,
10 practlced on 10 perez Of the for:
!: ests publicly owned iand no lerF than
one per cent ofs the forests privately
owned This covers the eouatry's for.
sest resources as they stand to-day.
Selators smoot. Hartman Of tie section
i of forests Sof the National Conserva,
lion Com1nls slon, lin outlining the fll-
ture, has said N
II 'sBy reasonable thrift, NC can pro-
ducesa slant timber supply beyond
our present need; anil With 1t con.
serye: The usefulness Of our streams for
irrigation. water supply. navigation.
md power.
Under right management, our for.
estsswlll yield over forr lines as
much as5 now. We can reduce waste
in$the woods and in the nhll at least
Sone,third with present as well as III.
tlire profit We can .erpetuate the
naval stores industry. Preventative
treatment win reduce ny sone-hfth the
quantity 4ofs timber 5usell in the water
Min the ground. We can practically
atop forest fires at a total yearly cost
~ one htths the value 81 the standing
timber burned each year, not counting
young growth. III 2.
Il shall suffer for timber to meet
out eds. until our forests have had
sime TO- grow again; But y we act
vigorously and lat once. we shall es-
Z sape! spern,anent timber scarcity"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-06

WiyrrnEp:
Gold Medal -Four ls best for pastry.
'l,r IT,. Gs-t REATRIfY
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Observation-Disclosures glRGlHlAllI
EsTAsLIsHEu 1859. 4
rabIlsbed Daily Except Sunday and
Gcml.vfeekly Vii fhs Falrnent
Yysst vlrpInIan PubLlshins y

nzo. Nj. JAG OBS .president
!. ii. DAVIS Basiuess ~ anas q!
llls. Q. LoueH EDITOR Y
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PUBEIc Alto m a FFlcE ~ IN
Jacobs Building Monroe SO.
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catered at III Fostotllce Of Fair
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Nrin0t 1850 E~nI'uGicrc. -
Sic Nomcu Der &diiitcnreilcll'
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pier bringcn 9erid)te ii6cr idJucr,
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leltr, G~liinbetb Sofielr. &crr Sob.
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Srudioompicr berid)ten. bnb in ber
f1bc ton Sanloicu fortgeiett bcfiige
,tilrne bcrrid)cn, lpeldc Is oerl
Ganpiern unmGalid) mod)en. pole
aaoing ali @oro St nehmclt. @es
I'll lon9tcn oic norluegilden Sritd)t.
>ompfcr Brighton" mo oSolanoa
VI 8iprgiu" nit unpolitGnoigcr Ga.
,lilg bier an. Seibc Ionlpfer botten
inc lebr itiirnliihe Heiie.
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Sunncnauf. uno lIntcrgnug.
Sas @cttcr.

Jiir MQrrlanO iulO 0cl Giltritt
bllltc bcluGlft, nnt Nbcno un0 NOR
gen (N}ittuot) Hc0cl ooer Sdncc
uno tGltcr, bcocuteno FILTER an
Nlbcno; 5u1cbmcnOc iiio0ItliNe
Min0c.
baltimore iuor ecitern ld)0ncS
@ettcr bcidieocn, unb inter oclt
luurnren StroblCn ser Sprle
ihmolj ser Shncc, ser in Der Dor.
hcraebcnoen 0od)t gciolcn mar, bdlo
i'll ben StroGeu.
Gle h6dItc Scnperotlr mor Is
@roO bon > bis ! llhr Nodn1itto0S
i1o bic nieOri9itc 80 @roo INN 6
llbr Worgen$.
Sn Sen onoeren 9unbcS . @cttcr'
observation-disclosures b2S 2an0C2
lpur0cn ole iolgenbeu nieorigitcn
Scmperoturcll perjcihnet: Gaitport
Is, Eortlanb 20. Bottom 2S, Ilbom
90. 2)orf 80, H~6ilooclpbia -,
Ttlnntic.Git %, @aibinGton 80,
Norfolf 80, &ottcros 36, Charlotte
"a, @ilminQton 3S, Gborlcitou 10,
Supomab 10, Sodionpiut IT, acpr
Mcit 81. Atlant 80, Wolltgomerp IS,
Ncm-S Orleans IS, Foleitinc -, Sol
bottom So, Corpus Gbriiti 81, Mtcm.
pbiS 2G, Cincinnati 80, Eittsburg 2G,
SSlpcgo 2G, Buffalo %, Gctroit 80,
GlcneIono rs. 9lpcnn 6. Moraucttc
3, @recn Ban s. Chicago 81. G,llutb
ii, ct. Foul 6, ct. 2ouis sc,
aonIos-Gitp 36, Snlnbo 36, Suron
0, Sismord -1G, @i1iiton -tG.
SoDrc 20, Melrno 10, Salt Cafe
2S, Genpcr b. Nortb Elottc -,
Soogc.Gitp IS. Anorino II uro Cos
IngeleS ~.
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SpeSial.C

M. &eiKcrt, 409-411 NorS.Uas.
Strahc, Der beitbefannte bentidJe Ybo.
tosraph, ofierirt MIR fir bieie ISOLDE:
Gin lebensaroRes Glib, in Mquaren.
farben gemalt nnb ppn bobcm HINT.
lcriidem @ertbc, frci init eiucm
SntenS iciner beitcn Cabinets Emblem
fir 5000. @esnlGrer .Treis $4,000.
8nte Gabinet.YilScr $3.50 nnb aui.
iuarts. Scrgr6fernnsen BON aIten
giIoern iu alien Yasfabrunseu. aue
Trbcitcn oarantirt. adjten ste jpe.
5iel auf unfrreu Nameu mnb Sans.
nnmmrr, 409-411 NcrS- Uas.g tr.
Nr5tSSuS,1O
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Grfulgc ocs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
lgrWt oc5 WDro6eutidc XIoh6.
Sambnrs.I merifa,2inte.

Webrere 9lnlieoler aus Dem Mclten
g~eitern bier o%ngclnngt. - 9e5ie.
ben 9roBe Snrnen I'M pitlidcn
lno iiiolid)cn Morplulb.-Sinh
oaes beutid)e Salnilicn. Ir.
&crrici fiir perionlid)e 6relbcit
tbdtig.
Cine An5ohl Snnlilien olls bent
McItcn, ipelfe iid i'll Worplano 6or-
mel gcfouft bnber, truter ge'terit
cin uno lpllroen nit Siilfc bc&
StoutS g GinmanberulgS 9ureoil5
nnb ibrcn rcipcttiucn 2ofalltoten
bright. llnter Den locben ongctom-
mcllcu Sun1llicn Iino: &crr !. Sbnl=
itcoc uno Sanlilie ans Nebrusfn bic
iid) cine Tnrm bon 270 Idern III
Gord)eiter.Gountp gefulft baben;
&crr Sobonn Iaber ulo 6amllic,
cine tiidtige S6neiaerfamilie aus
Ohio, Die cine ser bitbifelten Sur
men bel Cambridge crporben bot;
Scrr =. Sorgn1uml lino ayrau rno
Sinner, olldJ aus Ncbrosfo, boben
cbenfnlls cine 100 Mfer. Surm IN
Gprd)citcr.Golntp gefnuit; uno Slpie
Sanilien Iultld . Seltrcid)cr aus
Sosf, Canada, bic iid) 5lpci Sormen
in Slime NrlnoclsG County gefouft
hubcll, uerocn belltc criuartct. Ser
Grlgcn &ndller uno Trnll unb Sim.
Der uno Scrr Sris Braun uno 6o-
mile, aus anllins, Die cine Surm
bon 669 glfern in Erince Georges
County gcfauft bnben, ulb Scrr Soi.
Moicr ullo Srol, cbclfollS olls ann'
las. sic iid cine Der ihoniten ,Sar-
men nobe Der Warplon0cr lallh-
mathematician Sdltle g%efauit bo=
bclL trofcn bcrcits Dor einigen Ia
gen cin. lr. Grnlt Senrici, ser bic
len 9oltinlorerll bon ieincm friibcrcu
Sicrieill nortb.ilbait beforunt lit, bat
iid) cine Der idoniten %flcillen sSor.
men III ct. Wnrp's Goultp gcfauft
lrlb nil BORT Grpcrin,entc nit "a.
bdtafliltllr bctrcibcil. Gr bat iciren
Fl0b bcreltS be5ogcu mo id)eint lebr
jnTrlcNcn oonit 81 icin. Gr nil BORT
fiir bic Sod)c Der pcri0nliden Irei
lclt intcrciiircn mo pcrillden, ole
10 ooer 80 bel,tid)en Snluilien in ie,
mem Goultp inter cincu Sllt SIT
bril0crL onnlit oic Dem Nnitlirm Scr
Frohibitioniitcn mo Snnatifer in
~0c'd)loIIcncn Hcibcn cutgcgen tretci1
fonlleil. Gilen onoercn grpberen
0nrmsGonpler, pruftig un @oiier
III Solbot.G ouultp gelcgcn, bot gcs
Iteril Gin reiGcr @eif)Gftsmtorn aus
Cincinnati iibernommen. Gin onoc.
rer lfoncr Sonoiis nnl Yatllrcnt.
Illlllc. uiclei6t elmer Scr i%uertbpoll.
ltell III iencr 0egellb. miro pubr-
lt)einlid) bnlo in oic S1noc zines er-
tnbrenen Sanoluirtbes aus 9eutid)-
lnno, Der sur Seit IN Baltimore
meilt. iibcrgcben.
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Dn5lpiIhen befinolibc Baum fam
Damn nit slide allsgefiilft peroen.
Goourd) miro Die Stobt lire 9lihe
los uno crhGlt nebellbeI pertbpolles
2aro. Tas StrnBenreinigungs3 Sc
partenent bat fiir G%ntfermWng BON
Standardization I'M ucrgangencn Sab.
re $2tI013.35 n%ltSgegcbcn. Gieic
Summc liebt groB aus, allcin lm
T~erbGltniB fiir baa, mos oafilr gclei-
itet mllroc, lit lie rcd)t tlclt.
Cine untcrir0tide &ortc.
Baltimore bat bis iett ME Sllpor
cine ultcriroii6c &urte Der Staot be.
lelielL llno crit bllrd) Die Nb5ltgs.&a
nal Gomniliion gclongt lie III ocit
Neiib eiller iold)cn. So0urdiperocn IN
3ufumft bic itGhtildlcn Sngcnicilrc &C.
noii iiber sic 9eIdnfienbeit Der Stra.
bcnbcttc oricntirt lcill, ltlO ulllliltc
Wrablulgcn iuerOeu ucrnlicocn.
Sic Macr. uno 9 ubmap
NnIcibc.
Scit melner letten @otiduft bat III
oieier Stoot cine @obl itott9efmn-
bell, IN meld)er Die 9cluobner fir cine
Stint Wtiuioncn Collars @olicronlei
be lrno cine Sin Million Collars.
Sllbmap Inleibe itimmteu. 9eioc
Inlciben erbicltcn onlcbnlide Mtebr-
beitell, sic Ma'icr= Mnleibc cine loldc
bon 4li2 ulb Die Sublpop-Nnleibc
cine lold)c bon S45S Stinlmen. Sic
Cbotiud)e, baB Die @aIerbeboroc Dor
Der NbItinlm1ung ilbcr Ole Inlciben
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Gigcntbum Der Belcuihoft $125.000
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fen NnlaB gcgcbcr, bob ih Sbrc &or=
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rntcriufen 5l lniien, unb Sbr SO.
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&crtb bciugtcn Gi0cntbumS nur
$350.0D betrngc. Ser Stootrotb
fam periid)crt icill bub nid)t elm Col
lar bon Dem itGotiihcn Gelo lnniis
ollsgcaeben miro. sic gon5e Inge-
lcgenbeit miro nit GROCER &orlid)t
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,Slltcrciicn Der Stobt 5l mahrcn. Ter
nGGite Shritt, mcld)cr III Scr In9c
lc0cnbcit 1ctbon miro, bGrgt bapolt
ub, mcldca @lltnf)tcn Die corlnltl=
rcn0cn NStgenieurc Sobn u. 6rcemalt
lunb Srcoerid Y. Stcorns, ipeldc nlls
erfonntcrmaBcn ii ocn crlten Sll9c.
nicurcll oeS 2onbeS idblen. obgebcn."
Ser Notidloit linb sic @erid)te Der
ldmmtlid]cn 9cborocn uno ituotiidlcn
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nnhnlCn im uer9angclcn Sobrc be-
tru0cn $lS410.37l mo sic Nl,Sgo-
bcn SlS.291 ,30t .I2.
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Hodldneioer Der Sirnra Strpliie
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nno Enco.S traBc. cmpfinacn aeIterl,
5llln 5~luciten Malc Strife0cIber.
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tbeilnng. @erbeiratGetc Nrbeitcr CT.
bicltcn So, Icbi1c So uno IGodcn
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5ipeitc CONCERT fiir Die SdiiIer Scr
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am Sonterltag gbeno. $50 llbr. IN
Der aopele oeS SnititutS itatt. Sol.
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@ogtS, 9%enionnin Seinitcin ,lno eb.
pdro Chamberlain, Srls. Gora =.
S,orrL alicc Marhont, Morp @ciglc,
Selen Eplcs uno &aibarinc @arf
mciitcr.