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Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02

ton to Dr. Sledd and said nothing N
criticism Of him. The Commercial
thinks very highly Of d.. Sledd and
concludes a strong article on the sub
ject Of his presidency as follows:
1.-THE critics Of the university do not
bring any charges against Dr.. Sledd as
a man, a scholar or an educator; they
simply assert that the university is not
a success in point Of numbers. They
seem to have entirely overlooked the
conditions which work against it. :
Dr.. SIedd, Of the university, and Dr..
Murphree, Of the Female College, are
both good men. They are both schOl-
ars, practical educators and admirable
gentlemen. Each IS doing good work
in his respective place. The press Of
the State win make a mistake if it
measures the value of Dr.. Sledd BY the
attendance alone in his institution.
We must look to the conditions which
affect that attendance. We are reia-
bly, informed that the Board of Control
is standing by Dr.. Sledd in this attack
upon him. We hope it viii continue to
dOsO."
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02

So Augustine celebrated the seth
sahlysFsaFy Of the arrival Of Ponce de
Len On that spot with elaborate and
beaatiial ceremonies this week, and
the quaint old city was thrOnged with
visitors 10 witness the impressive pa
geuhls. St. Augustine is up-tO-date as
vel - antique, and she is one of the
show towns Of Florida Of which we are
ell proud. age cannot wither her,
nor custom stale" the unfailing charm
Of her Ponce de Leon carnival. If old
Ponce could resurrect his hsllOwed cor
porOsity and see how gOrgeOusly his
memory is hOnOred in that old town on
these anniversary days, he would prob
ably fall dead again under the shock of
the surprise and joy,
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02

amount to anything. DF. SETS
ure to make good, a. one pafa
it, is not due to ineompetesss
prejudice against him. Nos. a
it! What assurance have we M
efforts Of his successor vill "a
lifted by some such pFeiules a.
stead Of being q credit 10 to
University Of FLORIDA Is hoss
tention for politicians aat a.
petty quarrels. prejai'co AL
les. Other states cas- maf
universities, and why 1an9
DeLand Record.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02

now has not been spprehended. A large
reward should at once be offered, and
every citizen should do his best to cap
ture the red-handed assassin. Lang
stOn was good man and a fearless
officer. The murderer should be appre-
hended at all hazards even if a reward
of $4,000 is necessary raised by pri-
vate subscription. He should be made
an example of. This killing Of officers
in the discharge Of their duties should
be stopped. 1t is anarchy pure and
simple. Inverness Chronicle.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
Two Inverness Bachelors.

A rather cOmical incident occurred to
two old bachelor friends of ours at an
early hour Thursday morning during
the raging of the storm. When it was
at its height, the wind blowing a ter
rible gale and surging to and fro, the
vivid lightning accompanied by loud
peals of thunder, which was terrific,
the two old bachelors were terribly
frightened. One was holding the door
while the other was praying. Finally
the one at the door said to his partner:
Now you come and hold the door and
let me pray awhile. " Thus it is, our
conscience makes towards of US all. -
Inverness Chronicle.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
A Fight to a Finish.

Columbia county is all stirred upOver
"wet and dry" election that is to be
held in that county in the latter part
of April. The liquor people have Sc
cured the requisite number Of signers
to their petition and are assured an
election, but the temperance people are
holding mass meetings and organizing
to fight the issue to a finish. It's go
ing to be an expensive effort to re-es-
tablish those hOtbeds of vice and de-
pravity in Columbia ty.-DeLand
Record.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
THELEADING ISSUE

The legislature eonVenes next week,
and the indications point to one Of the
most important sessions held in many
years. A number Of large questions,
outside the usual class, viii come up
for consideration, but beyond doubt the
issue in which the widest and deepest
interest is felt is that of the submission
of prohibition amendment to the con-
stitutiOn.
The prohibition people have stated
confidently, and their statement has
been widely published, that the neees-
sary three-hfths of the members-elect
are pledged in writing to vote for the
submission Of an amendment, but the
ants deny with apparently equal conf
dence that pledges to that extent have
been given. The liquor people will un-
dOubtedly be in force at Tallahassee
and do their utmost to prevent the pas
sage of a resolution submitting the
amendment, but experience in the
South has shown that when the decisive
fight on this question comes, so great
is the power of public sentiment that
the saloon crowd generally goes down
in prompt defeat and its boosted power
makes a very poor showing Of strength.
Whether this will be the case at Talla-
haSsee remains to be seen.
Prominent in the fight for prohibition
will be Senator McMullen, from the
Tampa district, and the following from
the Tampa Tribune of Tuesday, con-
corning his attitude will be of interest,
although the reporter probably got him
down wrong when he speaks Of a pro
hibitiOn biT'' passing the legislature,
as he doubtless meant a joint resOlu-
ton providing for the submission to the
people of a prohibition amendment:
That a prohibition bill is certain to
be introduced into the State legislature
at its approaching meeting in Talla-
hassee, with strong probability Of pass
ing both house and senate, was the
statement made yesterday afternoon
by Don C. McMullen, senator from this
district. Mr.. McMullen confessed that
he had no idea who will introduce the
bill and spoke as if there is likelihood
of several persons trying for the honor.
He declared that he will not introduce
the bill himself, but that he will intro
duee such a bill himself if he found out
that no one else will do so. When the
prohibition bill is introduced, Mr.. Nc
Mullen declared that he will make a
warm fight for it, as he was elected on
a prohibition platform against Robert
McNamee, running on a local option
platform. When the amendment will
take effect depends on the provisions
of the act Of the legislature, but the
of opinion seems to be that it
will be made to take effect January l,
1911, shortly after it is submitted to
the people at the general election Of
1910. 1t is believed that Jan. l, 1911,
as the date for the amendment to go in
to effect, is agreeable to everyone in
terested in it. There is believed to be
no doubt that the amendment will be
carried when it is presented to the
people.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
Die Florida Press

Our friends who are so urgent in adj
vOcating State uniformity on the ground
of economy should adopt the plan Of
fernando county, ''free books. For
seventeen years this county has Oper-
ated the free book system to the entire
satisfaction Of the people. -BrOOksVille
Argus.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
Take Il Out Of Politics.

Some of the papers are clamOring for
the removal Of DR.. Sledd, as president
of the state university, claiming that
he has made a failure of it. It is our
opinion that the university was fail
ure long before DR.. Sledd took hold Of
it, and the contemplated change will
not benefit it unless his successor is
given the proper encouragement and
help, instead of "knOcks. " But the
University of Florida must be taken
out Of politics before it viii ever
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
Wales Claim Is Just.

We see the Wales claim is to come
up again before the legislature for set
Element. We deem this not only just
claim but a debt of honor and we trust
the members of the legislature will so
look upon it. The state has received
its money from the general govern
ment and We believe had it not been
for the labOrs of Col. Wales the state
never wonld have received the same.
Let the legislature be honest and just.
0cala Star.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02

The LeeSburg Commercial makes the
erroneous statement that the Demo
erat, in connection with the Pensacola
News and the Gainesville Sun, has
advocated change in the presidency
of the State university" Both the
other papers mentioned have done so,
but the Democrat entered the discus
sion merely to ask what was the Objec-
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
The frtent Of Maj. ButIer's Pile.

The Suwannee Democrat accuses US
of being in the capitalist class on &C
count of a recent purchase Of lots from
Capt. Hawkins. Upon reading the
item we Immediately dove down into
our pOcketboOk and found 80 cents
the extent of our pile. The fact of the
matter is, one does not have to be a
capitalist to acquire a home in Inver-
ness or any part of Citrus county. In
vemeSs Chronicle.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02

The special mid-winter edition of the
Fort Myers Press which has just reach
ed as Is thoroughly ereditable in all re-
spects. 1t is in magazine form, hand
sOmely illustrated, and full Of good
matter showing the resources and adj
vantages Of Fort Myers and Lee county.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02

The Florida Press Association met in
annual session in St. Augustine this
week, and with Editors HetheringtOn
end Appleyard on deck and with fair
turnout Of the rank and file, the Occa-
sion was, Of course, success. We
we're there in spirit, but the imperiOus
claims Of duty held our gross material
cay here in Live Oak.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-04-02
Catch Him at Any Cost.

The killing of Sheriff LangstOn, of
Leon county by a mean and vicious ne
gro whom he had a warrant for and
attempted to arrest, was a cruel and
cowardly one. The negro who did the
killing made good his escape, and up to
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
Erpbibitiun anf Taucr cincsM puats

Gplumbio, S.-S., %. Gcbr.-
llebcr Die idDc5enoe @ciet1cbrng in
@c5ug, auf Spirituoien iou cs, mic
p~erlautet, inter Den ltreitcnocn 1Suf-
tiollen i'm Scnat Der @eieboehi,ng 81
clnem Gompromib gefommen iein.
Aad Oiciem loa bic iid iiber Den gan.
sen Staats ousbcbncnoe Yrobibiticll
om /. Mtni III aroit treten ilro bis
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lid,e @oDlei iiber Die 1Sroge abbol-
ten. Oh Die County 3ispenioricia"
iortbeIteben ODER Die &robibition
permanent gernaht ncrbcn ioa. Srl
llntcrbaulc lit Die 9ia iiber Erobi.
hition I'M gan5cn Staot bcrcits an.
uCuprtlltelI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
AapNncr.Strifc anf Namnii.

SouoluluL %. 6ebruor. -
Gie jopaniId)cn Arbcitcr Scr grobcn
3uderp!ontoacn ollf Soroii, Die lett
Woratcn cine Sphncrbobln9 pcrlall.
gen, BADEN cine Strifebcmcgln9 be-
noltncn, mclfc bon Den iaponiidcn
3citumgcn in 0nuoii oui Dos Gil
rigItc gcIdiirt miro. Gic oSbinbiln,"
cine ioponildc 3citltng in Silo, for-
bert Die ioponiihcn EloptoBcn Nr.
better mli, ibren Hpbniorbcrlngcrl
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brlld III Qcben mo, mcnn liothiq, oil
lire Hcgiernn9 5lrcds Nbicnolng eli.
mes &ricgsldiiies sur l(nicritiitltn9
ihrcr Torocrun8eu SIT uppcllircn.
@enn nid,t anoers, ipllten aqe Sopus
ner Die Namaii- Sllicln pcrluiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
Scinc TSehcr rnbt.

Gbicago, 81, %. Sebrltor. -
9Iui Der Gernnou bes Snltics ieinrr
oeid)ieocnen tSroll, Nr. 1916. Nr-
l;n9tonsFlucc, hot 9eItern 9Iben0
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hultid amerifaniid)er Sorrnn!iit,
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lrbtcl Ncr'lld) gcmadt, lid nit lei
ncr Nroll micbcr ms Ginpcrnchmct
81 lebcn. Nls ieinc 9emiiblutgUt
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&olItein Ncborcn mllrbc, foln ais jul,.
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llobm nod ciniBcr 3eit IN Muaca.
tine, Soma, Elm oeutld)cs Wod)cn=
bintt, Dos cr cine Hcibc BON Suhrcn
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oGnr oltd IN Der Eolitif tbQtiA llllo
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lldcr Ncmtcr innc. Ms iein @lott
Damn III tSol1c management 3u5u9s
non GclltId)cn nod jener @c8cnb lei
nct GinflnB %perlor, monbte cr iid)
nod GbicoAo lmb mur bier eInc Belt
long Scridltcr Der rSainoia
Staota5eitnna." SIT letter 3cit mar
Cr oils GerIid)erunassNgen tbdtig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
Scltcnc Operation.

Cos Nngeles, Gol., %. Seer.
Snl bieiigen Goultp . Soipitol
ltorb Hld)aro @beatcll, mcld)er lange
SATIRE III Der britiid)en 9lrmec &C.
Oient bate, in 6olge Der 3erreibung
ocr @ono Der grnben Nrtcrie, neld)e
baS 9lllt aus Dem Scr5en leitct. Tpr
picr5cbn Sogcn mar on @beotoll
cine icltcnc Operation p%orgenon1met
morbel, inoenl man Die Nmtcnicite
Ger @anb Der Irterie ourdl cine
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perltdrten llldlte, uno immcrbin lit
Ocs Sebcn ocs Yotienten Doolird) lllll
ctIidlen Gage u%erlangert moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
Mapur McDbnrn nit Dem Sooc be-
bruht.

EhiIobelpbio. %. Tebrtar.
- Cine geiIteSqeItortc Srull, meld)c
ncn Nnnlc1 Mor1arct Smitb onaah,
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djcl loiic, SIC ingtc, iic lei 33 Sabre
ait l1no moQe iih mad Buffalo, 100
lie mpbne, 6uriid bcgeben. Sn Der
lrBten Nodt iet lie GUS Dem Srren-
Gcportcment beS philadelphia so
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mites 0cifrci bate clncn grpBen
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bate, ooB lie nit Morbmallic bebais
tet lei, mur0e lie IN oas E%bilobclphio
Soipitol TlriiG geid)idt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
Sd III 2 Of lomaiieI.

PETERSBURG, -, 1Stbr. - Sic
@cIotlenme hea Sd)ohs bon Eeriielt
miro reft reutlid) boOurd) gefenna
5eifnnet, 0aB ct Der ruilild)en Nfaoe.
mic Der @iiienit)often Die gonse fo.
nl9lihe Samlrllln9 bon Mouifrip.
ten, 8em1lben ltllo Miniatllrcll
81 perbGltniBmGbig biui1euu Erciit
gum 8allie anbietet. Gic Sommlung
lit ielt mebreren S%ubrbunoertcn im
Vclibe Der Shobs bon Ecriien llno
einiae @en,Gloe ootiren olli oos l6.
Sobr6unoert 5llriid. Sic Mfuocmic
bot bel Der ruiIild)en Me9ltrunq ben
Iitforf Der Sommlllng btiilrportet,
bod ipegen politii6er @eoentcn lit cs
3pelfelboit. ob Der ao.,i 5u Stonoc
fonlnlcn miro.
aur5e &obeIbcpeihcn
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bent Hoolepclt Die Ginlooung, i'm
Sobrc 1910 cincn 8ortrog in Eoris
81 baltcn. angcllommcn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
Sic Eittsbnr9cr ySppOlcr."
Gnpitdu alcin molltc licbcr Staots
rathslnitglieo iein, OILS Monor.-
~GS bc5obltc Iid) beiicr."

Gittsburg, ga, -. 6ebruar.
- Sn DEM Ero5eiie ge9en Nic u@roi-
tors" alcin, Stobtrotbsmit1lieo @ui-
ion, @m. 9ronO, Den E~rGiiocnten
res Staotrntbs, uno Sen 9onticr
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S~ol5bdnoler alla9ob, unb @olion ab.
geid)loIicn morberL iilr ben Gontratt
res 9~elegens Der 4.2lpennc nit &ol5-
pilaitcr $4,000 unb bon alien meitc.
rcn ocrortigen Gontroftcn Is Nro.
sent 3u b~c5obler. Ser Stnat hot Den
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sic 2luaIagcn iibcr Den Scnnntno ocs
Sctcftip& @iliom DCa Naupt5cuAcl
iiIr Die NnfIoac, MADDEN %Iollcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
NcIrntha.Siccn,cn
Clifford Norbes. %; Nnno &. Grill
hn, rs; 9cibc pnll Nclu- Worf.

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:. &.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
" ii III den 9ahnucrbins
u IN

~
Tic Ncluphncr Don GQitpurt bel
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@ciul5enc Stroicn.
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Gounltp, Wto, luurhcn sic i"ol9cnocn
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Somltcl ". Mhulien mo Gloutolr
s.. Mnr1cr luc0cn 2icbitobla ut Is
Ntonnten Observation-Disclosures; 9eitcr
Groolcr. Sobn Snritb mo @ilion
Smith lueAen @ilbncroirbitohlp sit |
Iubrcn 3ndtholtahoit; NorucS ".
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nlotlld,Cr &crol'brmN non Irad,tluoQ.
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,Nobret 3ud)thallahuit; Mnrriiolr
Dollll9 lncNtl GhcdfGlidull0 Ut orci
Sobrcn 3lldltbous.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
0ahuprpsciIe pcreiniat.
uibiuutnu. , g., %.

@aiDin9ton, 3. g., %. Seer.
- 0ic Ero5cile 1caen Die rGblcago
uuo Iltol.." Die rSQinois Central"
ltnO bic Baltimore Ii. Shio.Sabn"
i1 meIden cs lid, nm Die SefugnlE
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3cit bci'm Sberbm1oesgcrld)t ultbon.
ala iinb, mlirnen belltc nit cinunoer
rcrcinigt ltnb acknowledgements
III Der Snd)e QllT ben II. Nttobcr
D. !. o1geiett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
Gubn's ltuabbGngiafcitstaa.

&apono, %. 6ebrunr. - Ger
II. S%obrcstuD oca A~uiitonoes in
Nairc, NIT Dem Der llnnbh1ngiatcits-
arieg begonL murbe gcitcrn in per
Non5cn Ncpltblif ais Matchmaker Seit.
tag gticiert mo NSraiiocnt Comes,
&icc.Erdiioclt 3opua mo Ole Nit
glicbcr oca &obincta begnbcn lid)
mad, MatonjaS sur Gntbiillung elmer
Trcibeitsltotltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-26
Staatsfneipcn-S pitem ab,nidlaiicn.

@ntGric, Sflob., 25. 6ebruor.
- Ger Scnat bot oie Gill oa9cnom.
mcll, mohilrd) bas Staotsfncipen-
Spitem abeeihofit miro. 2ic Mn.
nabnle Der Bill I'M !Soule ~ullter(ieot
lpcnig 3meiiel. Menn Die Dill Sc.
ict miro, miro I'M golt5en Stonte Oh
irll,te Trobibition belieben. oa Spi.
r%itlloiet ltidt iiir meoi5iniihc 3nede
erlargt merben fonnten. alls9cnonl.
men ais integrirenoc @%eItonotbeilc
bon 9lr5neien, Die ourd sier1te per.
id)riebcn iino.
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Mus Dem Snacrcn MarplanS's nnb
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Gle ~Y!enbeimsSogc Mr. 1O2" bcS
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Vol. Gcm acknowledgements
itno Stoats.S enotor @nl. 9. 9ofcr,
peld)cr lett 36 Sobren Scfretar Der
Soge lit, ipuroc cine pertbpoQc Meiic.
tnld1e ~9cid)enft.
@olo in @aibiugton.
County.
Sn Sagerstomn herriht ltidt oe.
ri1ge Illfresung iiber Die fir glaltb-
nilrolg geGaitene Had)rid)t, oab aili
Der bel SrilnSuif, @oihingtoll.Goun-
III. Wo., gclegenen Sorm Der ncllt,
ainber bcs peritorbenen Gobert $.
goteler @olo, anpfer uno onberes
Metall gcfunbcu norben lit. Eroben
Dol, golbDaltigenl gr5e iinb 5.pefs
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Intcrnatipnalcr Sdtiiabrts.Gungrcp
@oi1ington, .. s., %. Gcbl

Walbington, :. s., %. Scbr.
- Sas observation-disclosures bat cine
Heiolution ongenomnlcrL. ourd, mel
de Der Staots icfrctdr erm1htigt
miro, oetl pcrmnlleilten iittertdtiono.
fen @crbolto iiir NupigationS : Gon-
greiic sur NbboItung iciirea 5nolitcn
Gon1reiicS I'M Snbre 1911 IN Der
St0ot philadelphia mlf5llforocrn.
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Nr. 5000. Niir ainoer bon 3, 3,
Z mo 8 &obrcn. Sonn, @ingbom,
Gimitp uno QrcrAcitreifte Wusl,u
lino fiir oieic Shiir5c pniieno. 0oa
Seibd)cn lit III cincm fnrjen Dofc
rcrciriat, @cm ans 2oun ooer
Gin1itp gciertigt miro cine Niiite
aus oieIen Stoficn cinen biibiAen
Ibld!uB iiir Sen runOcn arolen bill.
Den. Iic ) %abrs3roBe crior0crt
~ Daros 36.5GuigGt Stoifes.
Gin Muiter 0icicr Sorte mfrs iiir
10 Genta in SiIber oocr 9rieinnor.
fen on irGero cine Aorciie %gcionot.
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8utbaben.
@runociecrtbum I'M
&eltg hcr @efcIs
ihlfl ........... $3.50, 000. 90
NpothcttN uIt
Grulociqcntbum 3t5. 000.0 10
Gficftcr nm Gbliad5
tioncn, BON hCr sc
~'cllfthait neetgnet q, 770,G13.32
Naur in 9'ilrcuu ma
in lanIeu II. Grliti
Gompnanie'n 49,. G7O,2st.si
NqeHteHsGonti Nilaus
sen ,............. 473,4sS95
SdiiiGc unb NufNcldu-
fenc Stniell Ii. Qics
fucn ........... 27.t72.s4
Gruitos@ littubcr ............ Il, Ot5,551. %
Whit 5nacitGuoene VutbnbCu.
NGcntcns&ilanSen. oret
ODER ldebr Dtunate
idlia .,.......... 3,435.3S
4ubpcrtb oCr Seiurts
titcll i!hCr Atuttl,
pCrtb ....,....... t3S. 100.57
- 1it,535o5
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8utbabeu.

@efan1nltc GinrabHtct ,........ $685., s3l.G9
WCiuntnic 9llSpdbclI. ........... 2.Ssl,S $3.50
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l%ln6c5nblta &erluite II.
In'pril6e C9tclto) ,Sl7T42O,o3
Gotalt Mot iuuige
Erulltlcll .,...... i, l65G2t.9l
Committeeman H.. Mat
lcrpeDlbrcn .. 50GT.G3
S6lliR All Riidperii6e.
| rllnbe @eiCllIhai.eu 25.157,20
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@efnmmte Standardization nit
Nu9uabrrc oea Mapitulo. ..... $3,3Gi,
St laur pc6ubltCo 9li.
ticntapiiul .......1 600. 600. 90
llcbCrthuB iihCr ole
Standardization I60Q442.3 80