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The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16
Registration for Primary Elee-
ton Slow and Light.
Books Close Friday-Very Few
Women Have Signed.
INTEREST MERCHANTS
Take Active Concern in High
Pressure Suggestions.
Business Men Join Mayor Green
in PetitiOning Legislature.

Today tomorrow, Thursday and
Friday-and the registration books
for the primary election will be
closed. Nothing doing al the election
commissioner Office after ten o'clock
Friday evening and at that time the
fate OF more than one candidate for
city Office will be sealed The man
who succeeds in lining the most
friends Up at the election Office before
Friday Is the man who viii win MS
light
The women il the city are either
backward or else they are not paving
much attention TO the cause Of their
sex Mrs Garyey is running for a
membership OF the school board
against James Cuthbert ard the dzht
Is sup posed 20 be cIoSe-but If the vTo-
men Of the city do not leave their
kitchens for half hour OF the day
and visit Mr. Titus at the city hall
they viii witness an ingIorious defeat
According 10 Election Commission
er Captain Charles Henry Titus there
are 4.aG0 women in the city who are
due ar the registration office before
Friday evening About 25Oa have
made the dreaded visit but they will
not make an impression upon the
maIe-femaIe fight for the school
board. The men are coming I'd 10 all
advance noCiCeS-there are only about
1.500 more in the city who have rot
told their age and occupation TO the
clerks over 10000 OF them register
ed at the fail election and OF course
this registration holds good The men
are working harder to defeat Mrs
Garvey, however, as they have been
informed that the defeat OF their
brother viii mean victory for the
women which viii be talked OF and
pounded out at the dinner table the
remaining days OF their lives It is
said that the main issue Of this com
ing election has been switched from
uniform or no Uniform TO male or
female" A slip OF the tongue on this
matter viii make thousand enemies
for the uuIucky slipper
To an ouIoOker the registration Is
rushing But this - all on account
OF the lapse OF memory OF the aver
age voter. Captain Titus said this
morning that every other person who
entered the Office wanted TO find out
II he had registered last fall or not
and nine times out OF ten he had Tt
is the custom Of the clerks to ask
them II they voted for Bryan when
this question IS given and then the
memory reyiveS.
The voting machine proposition is
undoubtedly a dead issue. It was not
supposed to be ready for the primary
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16
HE IS NOT SORRY.
Man Who Tried to Hold UU L. NJ.
Jones Tells His story.

Kansas City. Mo, Feb. I6.-With
his arms folded and his slOuch hat
pulled down over his eyes. Garnett. the
man VINO attempted to hold up Law
and defiant in his cell at the Flora ave
nue. station this afternoon
Am I sorry for what I've done 20
he said
NO, I'm not The only thing I am
sorry for Is that I didn't kill myself
before the officers got me-
Three months ago quit my job IN
Omaha and decided that as soon as
my money ran out I'd kill myself I
came to Kansas City January %.
Yes, I've had family troubles AMI
business troubles, too
Garuetr ckuowIedged that the
name given to the police was fictitious.
He said he had no intention OF telling
his real name, even at his trial
Garnetr continued About ten days
ago my funds got low I decided that
the time had come for me TO quit this
world. I took the revolver I had
bought in Omaha and went on a
bridge that spans the Missouri Just
as 1 was about to kin myself the
thought came to me that I still had
one more chance-if could only get
A few thousand dollars The thought
then came TO me to make an internal
machine I went to a hardware store
at Independence and purchased ten
sticks of dynamite Then decided TO
construct box 1 believed this would
scare my victim had no intention OF
harming any one. I simply wanted the
money
Garnett said he rented a house in
Independence and constructed chains
with which to. chain Mr.. Jones had be
been successful The police have been
unable to find the house
Mr. Jones said this afternoon that
when Garuett first presented himself
at his door he said his name was D
Jones and that he came from Grand
Island. Neb-
Late this afternoon police officers
and newspaper men located the house
described by Garuett. It was a small
vacant frame house at 313 West Lin
den avenue, IN independence The
closet contained a number Of long
chains attached to the wall and three
padIOcks. Garuett planned to i'm
prison Mr.. Jones until he could make
his escape with the money.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16
SELL DEVLlN CLAIMS.
JaeIzson-WaIIer Company Takes Them
at 27% Cents on Dollar.

Apparently the big Devlin failure of
four years ago Is still making a noise in
the west. Today at the United States
circuit court three more echoes bound
ed back and gave out more light on the
distribution Of the bad claims
George C Rankin who was appoint
ed receiver Of the First National bank
has been authorized, directed and or
dered to sell TO the Jackson Wa Lxer
Coal company OF this city claims
against the Devir Coal company
amounting to $50, 541-55 for 271s cents on
the dollar The original claim against
the DevIiu Coal company was SI20. 81 y
with interest but part of this has been
paid of and there IS no more trouble
connected with it.
H. NJ Trim bic. receiver for the Spring
Valley National bank Of Spring valley.
Illinois, has been authorized directed
and ordered TO turn over ST1.550 OF
claims to the same Jackson W aIker
Coal company This is the original
claim against the DevIin Coal coupan y
and the JacksOn-YF aIker company viii
pay PIG cents or the dollar.
H NJ Taggarr. who was appointed re-
ceiver for the First National bank Of
Toluca. Illinois. has received the same
orders from the United States circuit
court and he viii sell the full amount
Of cIafms-s157. .GG5-16 10 the Jackson
walker Coal company All together the
Jdeksou-W alSer Coal COMPANY viii buy
s249 096 II worth Of claims from the
above named banks paying 271a cents
on the dollars. This company is col
Ieetiuz all OF the claims of the old Dew
lin Coal company from the receivers
appointed by the United States circuit
court
The claims we're fled with George 7
Sharftt. clerk Of the United States cir
cult court. district Of Kansas.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16
MUNSON FUND GROWS.
Now Amounts to Over Three Hundred
Dollars.

Hugh Mcfarland. one Of the Re
publican candidates for the nomina-
ton as city attorney, is out with a plan
for raising money for Mrs. John Nun
son, the widow of John Munson who
was killed in the Parkhurst-Davfs fire
would have all the candidates for
nominations at the city primaries con-
tribute 70 d purse for the benefit of
Mrs Munson. who is left in destitute
death Mr. Mcfarland has consulted
with several Of the candidates and
all have expressed themselves favor
able 10 the plan
a purse Of $500 was raised in the
Santa Fe general OFFICES Monday,
which has not been turned into the
general fund yet This would bring
the amount Up above the $500 mark
The following subscriptions Of over
50 mad been reported up until NOON
today D Houston. purse made up
among the Santa E'e employees sac; A
friend s25; Topeka Capital $40; A
F7assEer $40; GuiIford Dudley SO;
employees Paxton & Paxton SO
The following five dollars subscrip-
tious have been received A. A Cod
ard. r B. Austin. SheIIa abarger & Son,
f. J. Davies, T. B. Sweet and family,
NJ P SoUthwiek. cash
The following gave three dollars to
the Subscriptions Cash, Friend
The following are the 50 subscrip-
tious- H P WhitteIsey, Thomas Page,
Frank P MacLennan. P W. Pepen0e.
Lawrence, walter WeuhoUse, Mar
gsret states. Matt Weigntman- cash
J. E Jones gave subscription Of
$40
Subscriptions of 81 are as follows. f
c. Slater Jesse Wright. T. J. Nichols
L Bfscoe- J. F Strickrott. G P Stitt
F. A. W hitted. J. P. CoIviIIe, H o Gar
vey, G. H Trapp. Central Commission
com pauy. Mrs. Chas- Otis, Earl Ives
Nelson Ives, Contributor, L. G. Thorpe
W R. F-akner, C. H Patterson Cash
IT Davis P Walker. J. H Mcbride
f c Thompson H 2. Guthrie, J. r
Burroz B N Campbell. E L O'NeiH
J. G Sinner. F B. Simms. W. z Atch-
fsou R. L Thomas. Con Nannata. z
a Brigham Mrs. w. R FaTkiner. A
/ ) stout. V Shaver. NJ y. SchIegeI
Mrs C z. TiIsoH. Cash. Friend. s. "
/ CIeIand H B. Howard. Hubert How
lard Mrs B. A Walker. J. r. Miller, ]
+ H stewart. Jake MohIer E W. Grant
Z Judge Doster. DR. E NJ Brockett- L W
/ B71rdfck Ada Mccormick T. JessuP
cash E E AEaes. @. W Stansfield
{ Dr. H B Hogeb8oEn, J. L. Hunt. w F
Roehr D H Forbes, L L Goodwin
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16
WRECK ON THE l. C.
six Persons Reported Killed and
Thirty Injured

Murphysboro, III. Feb 16-IHnofs
Central train No 205, southbound
from st. Louis 70 New Orleans, was
wrecked six miles east Of here today
SIX persons are reported killed and
about thirty Injured
Owing TO broken lines details are
Ia acIxfnz but a relief train has gone
from here 20 bring the wounded to
this city.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16

city ard L they faH to do this their
application for a vacation of streets
viii be thrown in the waste basket
The streets and walks committee has
recO mmended the gift to the railroad
people If they in turn agree to con-
sTuct and maintain the road along
the river, but up to late this afternoon
they have failed to make that agree
u7e1r
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16

Millions of people have demon
strated their belief IN Life hsur-
ance by taking out policies IN
The Prudential They have found
it the kind of Life Insurance they
need They have not found it
expensive. They viii ndorse It
to YOU
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16

The Prudenhafs agents are now
canvassing IN this vicinity. They
have a most vital story to tell Of
how Life Insurance has saved the
home. protected the widow and
educated the children.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16
Have not COughed
once all day !?

Yet you may cough tomorrow
Better be prepared for il when il
comes. Ask your doctor about
keeping Ayers Cherry PectoraI
in the house Then when the
hard cold or cough first appears
you have doctors medicine al
hand Your doctors 5 approval of
It's use viii certainly set all doubt
atrest- Do as he says Ia1.Iiy Z 6 A. Ia. Ss:.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16

Lincoln kan, Feb. 1s.-The state
senate by a majority Of one vote has
passed what Is known as the Byrau
school OF citizenship bill The measure
was drawn by W. J.. Bryan and pro-
vfdes for the establishments in the state
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16

The Prudential issues Life Insur-
ance policies. from ages to 20. to
both sexes, IN amounts from SIS to
100000. thereby insurng every
member of the family.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

The funeral Of Frank Murphy will be
held from the Church OF the ASsun1p ptiOu
tomorrow morning at eight o clock Inter
u1ent n Mt Calvary cemetery
Clifford Q. Pribbfe- son Of Irving Pribbl=.
died at ST J0sephfs hospital IN Kansas
CITY Mo last night The remains viii
be brought to Topeka this evening and
viii be buried Thursday afternoon
Mrs Chas Cremer died Sunday night at
her home 80 East Tenth street 1t the
age OF IS. Of Il conn mplIcatlon OF diseases.
The funeral arrangements have not been
TIE funeral of D T. Whittan VIII be
held from BarkIeys undertaking rooms At
three O'Clock tomorrow afternoon The
G A R. will have charge OF the services.
BIIriaI in TOpekA cernetery.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16
ROBBERY AT NEWTON.
Fsrunner & Perry Lose Between So Geo
sIld Ss.c00-

Newton. kan Feb. 16.-Robbers entered
the store Of Bruuue- & Perry here early
TO-DAY opened the safe and escaped with
rs contents. between 8 90 and Sc. de0-
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16

You should insure your life at an
early age because the cost viii be
less. and those dependent upon you
VIII be protected Immediately.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16

university of school to teach the du-
ties Of citizenship.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16

Life Insurance IS recognized to-day
by everybody as necessity.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16

You should let them tell it to you.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16

The Prudential is IN the West with
its great variety Of policies
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16

City Engineer Rogers Is filing the
city hall with smoke today on ac-
count of the tests he Is making IN the
laboratories with new pavement filters
and mixtures. The city engineer is
one Of those men who does not be-
lIeve IN accepting a pavement until
he has tested It thoroughly IN his
The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-16

1t is not known whether the Santa
Fe viii make their fight at the coun-
Gil meeting tonight OF not They have
not hIed any agreements with the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
ScBiaao anf HGnber.

Ninnipe9 Won, 30. SUM. -
Ter 0cteftip Draper BON Spotnne
bat nit elmer 9ln5obl 9~lutbunoe 5pci
Der HGubcr, melfc in Ser Had)t pom
n. 5llm -. Slni bel aomIoopS Ell
men @rprcB5ug Der %nGonnoiiteu 80.
cific'9obn" iibcrioQen mo gepliins
bert boben, bis III einen alien BERG.
bclr.S rnnel bel Heo @ulid, ied)S
Wcilcn 0Itlid) bon Nibcroit, 9ritiidp.
Columbia, perfolGt, nbcr INN 9eiitonb
9cbctcrL oo sic beioen HGltber i6iucr
beluoifnet mo oeipcrot limo. giner
BON Den onocrcn HGi,bern mllrbe &c.
tern oilrd ben Gonitobler Hilder er.
i6oIlcn; ocrielbe trlrg &lcioer, meld)e
III Spofane gefollit morcn. Sn cinem
pom Den HGilbern i'm Slide g~eIoiic.
men &abn bat mar einen nit 0pna,
init gefiiutcn Heiieiod gcirmbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
Wan6ucr Der eanaoiIdeu Wilis.

Sttawo, Ontario, 80. SUM. =
gnf Ginlaourg oeS Wtili5 . 9eporte,
nnentS bon CANADA bo6en lif Or.
Graham @ca BON @oibington uno
Is. W. @ulomin nod Dem nidt meit
bon bier geleacnen tSelolaaer Der ca.
naoiid)en Wtili5 be9eben nm Die BORT
inter militGriIdcn gluipi5ien itattfin.
oenocr crlten Mtonbper nit 2ilitidifs
len 81 leitcn. 3ruei llelle Nerooronte,
nod DEM Wuiter oeS nSilper Cart"
nno bcs ~rSltne 9llg" in 9oobid, g.,
Sfottlono 9ebolrt. beiinben iidl iest
i'm Sogcr uno eS ueroen Yrobefobr.
ten nit oenlelben 81 aniang Sllli in
8egcnuurt Der berporragenoIten ca.
nooiid)cn Sffi5iere Itattfinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
NnfflGrnng iibcr GbicngO'cr SOmbcn-
Grplpiiuncn.

Gbico0o, 30. SUM-. - Gelir
Sborfeu, Elm Gr, StrGilina lit 9citcrn
IL &erbinOurg nit Oeu pieleL tiir5.
LID bier itott9eilmoencn 9onbcn.Gr-
rloiionen pcrboitet mor0cn mo be.
ltono bcutc Elm ldn9crc9 &erb0r Dor
Dem Stoot0nmpolt @upmon. @r lit
ais G%onltobler IN Scr TorItaot Nor
CON Eorf ougeItellt mo e5 iollcu ibnl
cart fiir5lih % Eium0 TUnomit SIT.
gcgongcn lcin. Gr meigcrtc iid) an
iGnalid, mit5utheilenL pon mem utb
81 mel6cm 3ped cr Den Sprcngltoii
crbicIt, oIlein cine Noft I'M 8ci0ug-
nib mad)tc i'm nod)9icbig, uno er lnu
DEM StnotSampalt Elm uolleS @eltGno-
nib iiber 0ic 9ombcn . 8cmalttboteu
obgOeAt boben. GorlGuiig mcrocn
icinc Mittbcilungcn nod ser Cciient
l!dltcit uurCntbaltul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
Inter ldnucrem &croadDt.

Nemort N.-&., 80, SUM-. -
&obn aCiicr, 1G Sabre alt, fam lebtc
9tudt Oltrd cincn 9rono INNS 2cbcn,
mcIhcr oua @cbGltoe Der .Meooolp
YoitcboorO nnO Dor So" 5eritortc
mo ShaOen 5llm 9ctrugc BON $50
600 unrihtcte. @iuiom Wannion.
mcIdcr 9Ieih &ciier in Der 6obrif
orbcitcte, erlitt ihuerc 9ron0munben.
mo % unOcrc }lngcitcllte cntgingen
MIR NIT fnopper Notb Dem Go0c.
George &ofer, efn Ytu0Gr'o tS 1ltiGe=
ttmmcnen SiingIingS, lit inter Dem
&cronht ser @ron6ltiitlmg perboitct
luor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

51tgS . Gonitc Der neutrality-suspicious..
Eortei bot bic 8orihl0ge obgelebnt,
neld)e Or. b. 2llfocS 3pedS Bill.
Dung zines neuen WiniIteriums mn
tcrbreitet bate. IS miro nun cine
Gortei : Gouferen5 itottfinoen, IN mel
der iiber oos lpeitere &erbalten Be
ihliiIie gcioBt meroen iouen.
e 6 ungenomm men,
Sort an @rtncc, Soiti, 90.
Sum-. - Die boitioniihe Hegierung
bat Die 9totionolbnnf bon Satti III
acrntniB geiebt, 0oB Die @oridIGge,
mclde Der HeQieriung fir cine 6tnan.
3irltng Der Hcpublif BON Seiten Der
8unt unterbrcitet murpeu, nidt an
genommen porOeu iin0.
&ur3e &abel0epcid en-.
- 6iini5ig fineiii6e Yiraten wur.
Sen am Gieuitog in einem lnbeuobn.
ten Souic 81 Wacop, China, Don Der
Ycli5ci ilberfoQen mo nad einem
Sample, III meIfem 5rpei ser Yiroten
MunOcn crIittcn, perboitct. 0ie 80.
l'3ei p~crboitcte bel Der @elegenbeit
olld) mcbrcre 6ruuen, weI6e geraubte
ainOcr in ibrcm 9ciit batten.
Go5 irnn5oiiide 6ii6crboot
emile Morie" ans No6eae, 6ranf-
lcidl, lit an Der aiiite Don SsIano &c.
ld)eitert, unO Ole gauge, aus y Fer.
ir0cn b~cltebeuOe Mormidoft fam
Notwithstanding babel uuu's 9eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
@crhecrnnaeM omrdl Stirme.

@ronb Sort NJ, 30. &lmi.
- Mcbrerc QornaooS iegtcn in Der
Icbten Noft iibcr Die Uegeno nobe
Nile5, 9enionsGountp, 5erlt0rte on
% 6%ormbGllier mno Queenbc Don
Yerioncn c~rlitten I'M 2ouie Der Stir.
me mcbr o0cr mG1iger idpere Ser
lebungen. llnbeit6tigte 8erii6te aus
Seeos mclOen, 0oB oft Eerionen BORT
Wm'S Seben fonlen, unO aus Minnc.
malttee perlalltet, DOB aud BORT Wen.
ihen umton1cn uno ooB oos gauge
Stdotfcn 5erit0rt lit. NGbere5 fam
einitpeilen nidt in g~riobritng &c.
brudt mcroen, Oa Der telegropbii6e
&crfebr unterbrohen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
SdrcibmaIdjinen. 5abrif iteat Setrieb
Gin.

Htico, N..Oy 80, sunni. = Die
Bennington Sppemriter @orfS in
Sllon nodten ourd MnidIoa be.
FAINT, Dob tire 6obrifanloge bonn f..
Slllt ob bis oui @eitereS geidloiien
miro. Sic bei6Gitiaen eegen POO
an9eIteate unb ibre lu0dettlide 3obl-
lite beldllit iif uui etma $4,000.
gor auriem bate Die @eieai6oft Der.
liitt. cine Woihine ein5ufiibrerl ipel.
de Die Settern fir Die Seemoidinen
oronet, oagegen erboben bie 2eilte
Gin'prld), mcld)e oieie grbeit bisber
berrid)tet boben, uno itriften, utio ga
elneGeritdnoiaung nid)t mogli6 mar,
10 lullroe beidlolien, oen 9etrie6 ein-
%5uiteaen, bis Die GngeItelIten iidJ fiji.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
Grpluiiuu aitf Sprpcbpbput.

Son6ronci@cn,3 30. Slni. -
Siini Mitglic0er Der Wfonnihoit oeS
SorpeoobootS o@uu" muroen ipGt
gcltsrn 9lbcno oltrdl baS @~erItcn ciner
Gompir6brer id)uer Oerbriibt, nGms
lid &ei5er .. j. aing 5. No. &ober,
6rnncis CRAWFORD, &obn II. Garter
lEb 9temton Goriib. &iug miro
idlperlid 81 reticn iein. GoS Cor
peoobOot luor sur 3cit oui ser 6obrt
mad SouiaIiio, mo Die GrpIolion cr.
eIgncte lid noDe Der Smell Alcntraj.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

@ien. 80. Suni. - 9ie &egic.
rlllg lit iid) mlnmcbr iibcr Die ieit
tangent %erlpo9ene Grb0bung bestSIot.
ten T. 9iib9etS idliiiiig geWoroen. Sir
bic Morine mcroen I'M &erbIt 270
Mtilionen aronen geforoert meroen.
9ieie ionen ouf flint Sabre ocrtbeilt
meroen. Allf Dem gouprogromme
iteben bier Greabllongbts, iolpic&reu-
ser uno llnterieeboote.
NbgeIebnte 8orifl1ge
gubapcit it, 80. Suni.- Gas&ol-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01
Starb an Den SOlscn uOn Snieftcn.
biiicu.

Greenfield, Sn0., 30. SUM.
- 9lrIeigb Sill bon bier lit an
@%ol5bodbilIcn ltnO an Grogllen &c.
ltorbcn, Die man ibm eingob, llnt
icine 2eioen 5u linoern. @r bate nit
ioincr 6rol ocn Sonntag I'M &oirt
uerbroft um6 lit mGbrenb oeS gnr-
sen geitrigcn Cages ihrcdlif an Sen
&nicttcnbiiien. @egcn Nbeuo mllr-
0cn ieinc 9eiocn uncrtrGglid). Mon
gob ibm Troguen Elm, er iiel in
&r0mpie uno ltorb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-01

8ernbreidung bon Speiiell cil16ig
ibrer @%olttforbe megen permeigert.
nbobn.ltnf0Il nj er.
ten Guartol oeS Sabres.
InS ioebcn bon Ser 5lpiidenItaats
li6en &erfebrs Gommiiiion publ.
5irte Bulletin geo. 81 lGBt eriebcr,
bob IN ben Mouoten Sonuor, ie-
bruor unb MGr5 1909, inn @crgleid
81 oenlielben 3eitrolm 0es 8oriub-
res, bic 8eIanmt5obl ser @iienbobns
llnf0ae INN 344 5ugenommen, u6er
Die @eidmnlt5abl Der ltm9efommc.
men nm 90 obgenommen bat. @Gb.
reno Der gennn1ten Woliate fomcn
ourb Gilenbabn.llnfdue 663 8erio.
nen untS 2eber, 1922 iprroen Der.
lett. Die 3o6l Der Goliiionen mor
1912. ole Der @ntgleiiu1g bon 3iigcn
1912. Bon Den Golliiionen entfialen
1853 oltf Folia9ier5iige, bon Den Gnt.
%gleiiungcn- 145 ouf Eaiiogier5iige.
Ser oltrd oieie llnfGle ongeridtetc
@eiommti6oOcn betrug $t,847,202.
6eniuSbiIl in Strait.
YrGiioent Suit bot Die BON 6ei0on
@1liern beS GongreIie5 anqenom.
meme Sia umter5eidJnet, melde fiir
Den I'M trG6Iten SSobr Ituttiinoenoel
70. Genius Die n0tbigen Sonos aus.
mirft. Hm 10. april nGditen ESubre3
tonn olio nit ser 3dblrng begonncn
mCrocn. Bur Gedi1rg Ser Soften
oicic2 Genius limo $t0,0O0,OOO ans.
geuorien moroen. IS meroen $40
Superuiioreu uno ungafG6r 10000
3GbIer beidGiti9t meroen. Die Bah.
lung in ollen StGoten bon iiber 5000
Ginmobncrn mltB binneu 10 SaQcn
DoIlenOet icin. Sn 2onOoiitritten
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