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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-18
DAVIS co. PEOPLE
ALL AT HOME
HomEcoMERs WELCOMED sY
GOVERNOR cARRoLL-oTAER
sPEAkERs AT RACES.

Bloomfield, Sept. 1s.--(spaclai)--
The day opened pleasant for the home
coming. Fifteen hundred delegates
from nearby towns and from ottum-
wa and Des Moines are here, Many
OLD settlers Of Davis county arrived
from far off states to renew old-time
acquaintances. The opening address
was splendid one and was made by
Governor Carroll, Bloorntlelds most
distinguished citizen.
Addresses were also made at the fair
grounds, the home of the gathering, by
Hon. n. q. Kendall, Of Abba, Smith
Brookhart. Washington, Ia; II. C. Ev-
ans, Des Moines all old Davis county
by Frank Traverse. ellow-towns-
man. On account OF the difficulty In
hearing in the open meeting was held
in the court room in the evening ct
Z: 80, over which D. H. Payne presided,
and the following speakers were heard:
james B. Weaver Jr.. Des Moines:
Gen. James B, Weaver, Colfax; Judge
Evans, Des Monies. The older men
were all in reminiscent mood and
took the crowd hack to the time when
Davis county listened to the war
whoop of the Indian, rode behing oxen,
oh horseback or walked. They told
about the log huts and the primitive
way Of getting an education. Some Of
the speakers began back at the time
when the county was first born with
Its natural resources. until now the
people had taken advantage of its
wonderful resources, and drew com
PARSONS between the Hairy Nation
of old and the up-to-d ato Davis county
at present--rich in agriculture and
products of the soil in all lines. The
home coming Is an event that will long
dwell in the minds of those present
In connection with the home coming
was the annual Davis county fair.
which proved that that county is all
that 1t claims to be in products of the
soil, as exhibits in the agricultural
line showed some of the best from
down to the poultry. Dis
plays in the Art hall showed that the
busy housewife had been improving
her time during the past year. From
fancy work to the kitchen plentifully
will make a hard task for
the judges in this department when 1t
good and the following is the result:
Wednesdays Races.
2:25 pace-purse $3.50.
INC. NJ. Ira Miller, Kahoka. - 3 8
Online End, s. F. Hills, Mt. P. / /
Harper Boy Observation-Disclosures. 2 2
Time: 20: 2:20; 2:221a.
Better time was made on the new
track than was ever made before.
Running half mile and repeat:
Cayney G.. Chas. Moore ........1 3
DIR. Cheney. j. E. Darnell ......,.5 i
Geraldine, NJ. Florie ......... 20 Q
Inspector. Arel Fleming ........4 4
May McDuff, JEFF Rowe .........3 S
Caypey G.. injured in second heat.
Purse of $3.50 divided.
Time: 52ts; :521a
The gate receipts were $3.50, exceed
ing that of last years second Gay by
5000.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-18
WILLARD.

Willard.-Mr and Mrs. Fred johnson
entertained at dinner Sunday.
Roy Pierson of Calf, Mo. spent sun
dav with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sven Pierson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Newell and
daughter. Miss Anna. Visited Sunday
at the Pete Pearson home.
Misses Frances Price and Nellie Nc
Cloud of Mystic. who have been visit
ing with their friend, Miss Stella Pear
son. left Wednesday for a few days
visit with relatives at Hynes.
Walter Smith and SON. Marvin, were
in Blakesburg Thursday on business.
Misses Hattie Pearson. Frances
Price. Nellie McCloud and Stella Pear
son, visited Tuesday with Miss Edna
Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Pearson are visit
ing with relatives in Ottumwa.
Fred Johnson Of Abba visited Sur
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Johnson
Otto Pierson and family OF Plano
visited sunday with Mr. Pierson's par.
Ients, MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Pierson,
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ELDON.

Eldon.--Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Griggs
OF Ottumwa are visiting Mrs. Griggs
sister Mrs. A. G. Daniels, here.
Mrs. Emma Humphrey of FL Reno.
Oklahoma, passed through here en-
route to Ottumwa to visit her daugh-
ter Mrs. n. Scott.
Allen Hilbert Of Ogden. Ia. return
ed home today. after a short visit
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
1Iibb TT.
Com Reardon returned home today
from Fairfield, where he has been Wis
iting friends.
Misses Anna Erickson, Ethel Conrad,
Sylvia Crow. Mrs. L. Carter and Mrs.
d. Thompson and daughter, Ethel,
spent Tuesday in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. F. Hunt have gone
to Bloomfield to visit relatives ard at
tend the fair.
Mrs. f. E. Barger left today for
Knoxville to visit relatives.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-18
TWO ACCIDENTS MAR PLEASURE
OF PARTY AT HELkNAP HOME.

Belknap.--Mr. and Mrs. H. G
Rankin entertained crowd Of youns
people Saturday night In honor Of
their son Ira. to whom the entertain
ment WAS given as surprise In honor
OF his twentieth birthday. Forty-one
guests were present. The evenings
pleasure was somewhat married by
two accidents Miss Elizabeth Ware
received hard fall while playing
blackman. The night being dark
some woven wire fence which had
partially fallen over was not noticed
until 1t was run into. While stunned
for awhile by the fall she soon re
covered and re-entered the game. Miss
Zoe Mcconnell and Miss Leila Eberline
met with more serious. accident
while returning home. The horse
which WAS driven by Rollo Mcconnell
stepped through hole in a culyert up
setting the buggy and throwing them
all out. Miss Mcconnell sustained an
injury to her back while Miss Eber-
line was badly bruised and received q
severe nervous shock Miss McCon.
nell was able to resume her school
duties this morning and Miss Eber,
line is reported some better.
Mrs. Ben Huffman Of Bloomfield,
Louis and Paul Burkhalter and Mr.
Leonard Of Ottumwa visited the first
of the week at the Mrs. Sarah MCGEE
home.
Intelligence was received here this
morning through letter from Mrs.
j. j. Combs to the Misses Hannah and
Anna Hughes, stating that son was
born Sept. to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Kneedler and five pound daughter
was born August to Mr.. and Mrs. C.
G. Lorey of Mountain Air, New Mexico
Mrs. Lorey is remembered here as
Miss Bessie Shaffer.
A. u. Mum of Sherman Chapel
Mrs. Albert Mum of Drakeville and
Mrs. Osa Dunlayy of this place were
recently guests OF Mr. and Mrs. D.
M. Mum.
Mrs. j. w. Toole and baby of OF
tumwa visited here last week with
Mrs. Tooles parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Dodd and with her sister Mrs.
G.. w. Shull of Red Oak, who is visit
ing here.
Miss Orpha Morris spent Saturday
in Bloomfield with friends.
r. H. Lisetor was called Saturday
evening to Kirksville, Mo, to take an
operators place.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Rankin were
the guests of Moulton friends Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Mccormick of
Drakeville were the guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Mccormick.
Mrs. Catharine Sample of Sherman
Chapel spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home Of her sister Mrs. j. T.
Mum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Petit and chill
dren spent Sunday north of here at
the Sherman England home.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Anderson OF
Bloomfield were the guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e Finley spent
Sunday near Bloomfield With Mrs.
Filney's brother Arch Dooley.
Roy Mum of Carbon was the guest
Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Mum
and Mrs. Kought Of Drakeyille was
there on Friday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-18
BENToNSPoRT.

Bentonsport. Memorial services
were held in the Presbyterian church
Sunday for the late Rev. C. S. Nc
Elhiney who died some weeks ago.
Little Miss Ruth Hafner of Colo
RADIO who has been visiting her aunt
Mrs. Lolita Schee has returned home
Mrs. Efie Dustin was at Bonaparte
Saturday
David Bale has gone to Keokuk
where he has employment in the
cereal works.
Mrs. Bales, who underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at st. .Joseph's
hospital in Keokuk is doing nicely.
Rus Henry who has been sick for
some time is reported as no better
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Saddle and
baby spent Sunday in Douds-Leando
guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Saddler.
School opened a this place last
Monday with Owen Petit as prin-
cipal and Mrs. Ray Cox as primary
teacher
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Houdyshell spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Campbell.
Miss Elite Weaver attended Eldon
fair last week and visited her brother
George Weaver and family.
Irwin Downing who has spent the
summer at Faribault, Mimi, returned
to this place and spent few days
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Downing, and has gone to make his
future home with his uncle John
Downing of Davis county.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-18
BLACkHAWk.

Blackhawk.-Mr. and Mrs. Miner
Barnes spent Sunday at the Burl
Hill home.
Chas. Brown and family visited re-
Gently at Louise Kinsinger's.
Messrs. John Rudd and Buy Winter
moote of Ash Grove; Glen, Lora and
Ruby Burton Of Pella spent Sunday
with Miss Jessie Brown.
VIM. Hoyt called on Frank Bean
last week
School will commence at Blackhawk
with Miss Bertha Wilcox as teacher.
John Swain and family visited last
Friday at Olan SWANS.
Miss Matte Hoyt spent one day re-
Gently with Alice Barnes.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-18
A Narrow Escape.

Edgar n. Bayliss. q merchant OF
Robinsonville, Del, wrote: About two
years ago ! was thin and sick. and
coughed all the time and If did not
have consumption, it was near TO it, /
commenced using Foley's Honey and
Tar and it stopped my cough. and /
am now entirely well, and have gained
twenty eightpounds, all due to the
good results from taking Foley's Honey
mad Tar Clark's Druk Store; Sven
sons Drug store.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-18
AGENCY.

Agency-Mrs. Hattie Reed and
Daughter, Edith, of Des Moines, are
visiting at the home of DIR. C. s. Reed.
Enough rain fell here on
Monday to wet the ground, so the
farmers can do their fall blowing for
their wheat. There will be great
deal of wheat sown this fall.
Rev. circuit is home from the Meth
odist Episcopal conference at Winfield
and will hold regular services next
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Heller visited at
Milton this week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-18

Am still practicing dentistry and have
a few side issues to keep me out of
mischief. Am republican but don't
work at it much. Health good, have
too many gray hairs but no corns.
Sight good enough to count shekels
Send regards to all and hope for
your success and health. Hoping to
have the pleasure of hearing from you
all, beg to remain.
Yours as at Old Ashland.
w. E, Creath
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-18
Health and Beauty Aid.

Cosmetics and lotions viii not clear
your complexion of pimples and
blotches like Foley's Orino Laxative,
for Indigestion. stomach and liver
trouble and habitual constipation.
Cleanses the system and is pleasant
to take. Clarks Drug store; Swerson's
Drug Store.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-18
WEST VAN buren,.

West Van Buren, Al Carter and
wife of Mystic were here last week
visiting friends.
Mrs. Jos. Hill and daughter Ruby
OF Bloomfield were here visiting re-
Gently.
Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ. Perry of White
Elm visited Saturday at Wade Harry
mans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Plowman of
Glasgow are here for few days.
E. e. Hanshaw and wife were visit
ing friends in White Elm Sunday.
The No l school began Monday with
Earl Harrington as teacher.
A few from here attended the Eldon
fair Friday.
G. e. Craven of Milton was here on
business one day last week.
Sam Shaffer who moved from here
some months ago is reported very low
with typhoid fever,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-18

Rev A. lie Grand, pastor of the
First Baptist church at Pella. was in
the city yesterday, being on his way
to Cheriton.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs. D. K. Davis of Ollie,
spent yesterday in the city on bust,
ness.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

sic yNcobo" perforpertc, psroient
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@erten inter Srr. 9uireb Sert'S Sei-
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lhfper nerlett uno beiuabe oas
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mobrideinlid} bas gailae Staotdeu
5eritOrt meroen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
Ins ben @eridten.

lie &leingeifUorcnen bes 9unbes.
8erid)ts fir oan Wdr5tcrmin wuroen
loeben ge5ogel. SIRE Namen iino:
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s. Chapman, @iQiam Z. @ropes, Sp.
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@eil or mGbreno elmer SdlGser,i
in Siio.9oltimore Dor eini9en DO
den leincm 8egner George Stuart
ooS linte sluae mnSihlug, muroc &c.
itern George Mctoorf burd &idtcr
@rigbt I'M Griminalgeribt 5u Siuei
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bori bebolptete, in Sclbltpertbeibi.
gilng gcbnnoelt 81 bobcn. ct pers
biiBte bereits friiber cine Strafe ipe.
gen Sootid)lagS. Stuart erblinoete
ourd Den Serlllit oes ailges nolitau-
big, oa or iein ref)tes guae bereits
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Yro5eb.
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bon Horo.GborlesitraBe in oeren Yro.
5eb aegen George 8, NicBap BON Der
Stopper & Wc@ap6 4a,n"d ebeniaas
al Woro.Gborles itroBe, nit Ser Be-
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men Eod)t auf Nr. 220-222, Norb.
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.Nder, Werra & Gonoit 60" iuiirbe
ein Stooenerlab bon $339O.50 5uge.
iprodclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
Somarb McGop uno 9ei

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

| SBbrildcr, Sia5ic 9plln0, Gmilic Sb.
brllder, Goth Nuts, Slorencc Doula
uno Gua Mllts.
8. Ereis: Observation-Disclosures,
Irou u. 6. Wt1tn5ner, Srls. Is. WSlns.
ner, 90. Mltn5ner, 20. Suic mo &.
Wtonsfe.
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aotie S6ncioer mo Mogooleno
Sebr, 6rlS. Nnna Shneioer, @rocc
Mlaer, Slorence MiQer, ellie Sent
mcr5ell. Noele &emmcr5eu, Sillp
Boone, Maagie Shnciocr mo &otic
Sdneiber.
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Coates, Srls. Sron5ista Sirid, Sens
ME 9rum un0 Minnie Sdiuer, SS.
hilbert arosmcicr, @roper arutmeicr
llnb 2ouiS &pgel.
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big.
8. Treis: vSponiid)eS Gn5erinncn",
Irls. Momie Stemort, Mnrg. S6o.
mas, Carrie Steport, 2poio Abiid
lrnb Sollra Slbiid).
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nen", Sr. Solporo Hllit, Sri. Momic
Sdrtl5c, Sruu Soiip &ilion, Sri. 80.
ia ailioL Srun q. @iloco, Sri. &.
Saller, Srl. &. @ofclono. Scrr @m.
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II. Ereis: rGbineicn", Sr. Scrn.
Guoolpb Sroll Nnnn Shmiot, Sri.
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ia Strider.
9tad) Der Ereispcrtbeilul0 bcgout
Der @oa bon Heucm, uno nod bis
sum erIten Snbncnid)rei nllroc oos
San5bein oeidmunocn. Tic Cont
ten, mcld)e lid) 10 icbr INN Den Griolg
oeS Settles peroient genlod)t bottcn,
lparelt, mic fol9t, beiebt:
Arrangements : Gomitc - George
Sinlmelbeber, Goriiber; 9erl,b. Gin.
nenlonn, Sronf Glldle, SrcO. &abc
unb Otto Vriia1clnonn.
Gmpion0S = Gomite - Wtor @ol-
tber, &oriibcr; Otto 9riiggemomn,
Or. s. q. Sen1pel, Noolpb Sirid,
Seillrid, Greper, Eonl Hotbidulb, q.
Sd)iitte, =, Strootmonn, ST.. Semml-
Ter uno Or. Sd)euermorm.
Snn5-Gomite - Sreo. &ube, @ol.
ter @id ino Grnit Sranf.
Standardization Hildle. Sront
@ieBner nnb Sobn Stod.
GreiS = Gonlite - Mor @altbcr,
Otto @riig1emom unb George Sim.
mclbebcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
VrieffaIten.

$. 6. - @enn Elm Sd)iii ieinen
alirs perloren bat, lit poralis5uieBen,
RAP ane nalttiid)en SnltrumIente in
l%liloronrng geratben iino, uno Dem
GapitGn blcibt oonn nid)tS anoeres
ilbrig, ais iidJ nod Den Stcrnen ODER
Der Come 5u rid,ten.
6. S., @oibington. Sn
Ger 9unocsbaiiptitaot lit MIR elm
aonillar . A9ent. Heid)songeboriac
fornen IN Der beiitiden Yotidait
Sd)riitItiide beglanbigt erbolten.
&id)t Heifsanseborige fonnelt
Shriititiide bei'm aoniulor. agenten
@ultap Tittmar, Nr. 702. 8. StroBe,
NoromeIt Der alld) Notor lit, nota-
rid bcglnibiaen Ioiicn nno oonn
5lpeds 9ealalt6igrng lin 0eutihlanS
ali ooS aoniulot IN Baltimore len.
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
Mns ocm Snneren NarSlanS's unb
ben angrcnpnben Staaten.
z h 10 a CT iinnige begebt
Selb il NJ o ..

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ihrer @obnung 5u Barton, Mb. Sic
mar crit ON Montag bon einem Sa-
ndtorium ST. Gotonspile beimsefcbrt,
no iie iid 41al Monatc mesen ibrer
5crriittcten Herpeu ouigebalten bate.
Die SelbitmorOerin mar 81 Sabre
olt. Neben ibrcm 8atten. Srn. Sds.
Graham, binterIGBt iie orei &inoer
im slter bon 5luei bis 5ebn Sabrem
Icipic mebrcrc @eihmilter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10

Ser nrimboll elm GRO.
Der GrfoIg. - ltnter Den aliipi,
SIGN bes Samen . Siilfspereins Der
Hereinafter Ssroelitiibeu @eiea-
idoften" fono aeitern Nbeno in Der
@aifenballe bes %fiinften &eginent3
Der aroBe Turim.gaa itatt. Der lid
81 eil,em Der grobten geieqidaftli-
den Greigniiie Der Saiion aeitaltete.
Ter 9eiud, luar Elm 10 enormer, oab
Die geipaltige Sole iiberfiiat NOR.
@ouoerl,cur Grotbers mar inter ben
@eiuhern. Gr lpuroe BON einigen
Mitglieoern oes Gmpiangs. Gomitc's
i'm Sonle 6criimgefiibrt u1,b belt
ipGtcr cine nit rieiigenl 9eifaG auf-
geromnleite Nniprafe, in Der er fir
Dos icgenbringenOe 8irfen Der felt.
gebenoen 8eieQibaften ebrenbes
3ellgniB oblegte. Iie aapelle oes 8.
&egiments .nilter Der 2eitltng oes
Muiifbircftors Yrof. CHARLES @ebcr
l~ieierte Die San5inuiif mo botte in
ieinem Hepertoire Die iboniten llno
neneiten @eiie pom nHainboip" sur
.2uitigen @ittlpe." pom Soul aib.
@dl,er" gum .Yalifee Yrinee." limo
.o(s id)lieBlid bas Srheiter ais 2eB-
tes oas populGre uS'm afraio TO 90
bone in tie bart" intonirte, oa be.
oauerte ein ieoer Ser grifienencl,,
oaB Die idonen Stnneen ifon eili
gnoc erreibt batten.
Strife bcigelegt. Der
Gtrife Scr i'm Gicnit po,t @cbriioer
Gtronie itebenocn Hodihneiber, Der
Dor etlidcn @ofcn orobtc, 10000
onoerc Sd)neiocr III 9oltimore IN
MitIeioenidait SIT sicbeit, lit enoaiiI-
tig beigelegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-10
Nms Scm Hatbhanic.

Die 8Ipfe auf Dem Hatbballlc ipu
tenporGr ibre 5batigfeit e%initel-
len. = @eiGbrbct Die Hepuratur.
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item Yiloiterungen i'm noroIidlet
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init Der Heparotur oes Sburmes be-
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tor beiiirdtet, ooB iobolO Die &C.
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ibrer &nnenbung %cntgegen. Sem
MeniG mod)t ii6 ober einen 9egriii
luelfe Menge Don Soumoterial oa-
5lt 9ebrolid)t miro. SEER Ereiton
id1tt boiielbe olf $4,000 SUB ooer
cine 2Gn9e BON o%nnGbcr1O lieben
Mcilcn.
rmbItngsporboten.
Die iiferiten Sriiblinasporboten
i'm Motbbo1ie limo Die erbonolungen
iibcr StroBenpflalterungen in Den
ncrid)ieoenen requirements, mcltc
in Der einen ODER anoeren @eiie al
oenlelben intereliirt limo. Mor9elt
pcroen in Ser SiBung Der Budget.
beboroe Die Aneebotc fiir oie 9tipel-
lirilng ulto Efloiterune Der 80. Str,
bon Der Henlingtpn- Npemlc bis sllr
SuntingoonsApem,c uno Der Ne.
mingtonsM penuc, bon Der Geoor.
gpcnlle bis sur 90. StraBe, pereeben.
Gle bciocn Gontrdfte iperoen illl9e-
fGbr $4,000 %foItell, Ga in oenielben
olld) sic @crbrcitcrung oes iiber.
brildten @eges iiber oen Stoncp
Nlrn cingeid)lolien lit. Sic beioen
ltntcrnebmllngerl biloen ben Nnfang
cines a%llgeneinen Spltems bon Ser.
b%elierungen in iencr 9cgeno, olrd)
lpcldc Die Stoot in bel Stano aeiebt
miro. betrod)tlides iteuerbores 81.
gentbum nit sur gelteuerullg berorl-
81 6ieben. Im II. WGr5 lperoen all-
gebote fitr Die nodfolgenben Stro-
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men: 90. StraBe, bon Der !Snntina.
boll-Tpcnlle bis sur @uilforo.g pe.;
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SIR ebcitmttT pemle, mo Gbcitnilt-
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bis CUR Soubon- Npcrue lillo ser
Soiloon.Npenlte bon Der Treoerifs
Mpenue md Der olten Srcoerid
Moao. Sieier Gontroftperae6uno
miro nit beionberem Sntereiie ent-
geeet g,ieben, ga es iid berailsite
len miro, Oh bos i,eiie getbeerte Mo.
caoam.Gfloiter, welhea a%ngeblid) 10
gut icin iol ais @itulitbif uI1o babel
billiger, Nlierfcnnutg Dor ben augen
Der Witglieber ser Gpntroftbeb0roe
iinoct.
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fir Gcpiiie StraBen niht beipnbers
gut 81 bemdbren. beionbers lit oieies
an Der 9orf &ooo Der Soa. Sic
tan9en iibcrall at. Spriinge oif5ll.
lpeilelt nno 81 5%erbrodeln. Milh nit
Dem Eilaiter 5niiden ben @eleiien
in oieier StroBe. ipclde 100000 &C.
foltet bot, lit es nid)t beionocrs mobl
b%citclt.