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A TI.NIsv's y',NGEn INSURANCE.

An interview with Padorewslii, as re-
Gently published IN Europe, and which
has many oarmarka If authenticity
credits HIM with the following: "For
ycnrs hod on Insurance Of $3.50 on my
N Hcis. 4 Go'mHn company carried fh"
policy ~ which : paid in anndd pre-
ntna" c'"W ~ U"rl,". 'ut Hr'or ]
spHt 0r""r n0ll IN Austr'n. Witch vt
the l'-'i.o"~7 company something ~"
go and lrcr s"frorcl 7'';'t Injury
f. rtil ,ad wl,,l rcar Syr0,U1 y.
g.. rh'rl cost tlcn i"-o moro iNe q &C.
.... ..' 80. Nuc., ..:.f c'n t:e cola
feet anu Cancelled the policy
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When you want anything, advertise In
tho new special column Of this paper.
Some bargains are offered there this
week which II will pay you to read
about. SEQ page two. This paper has
more than 5000 readers every week
and one cent a word will reach them all.
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REPOPULATlNG CHINESE ISLANDS.

Several centuries ago many of tho
const islands were deliberately depopu-
lated, owing to the attacks In turn OF
japanese pirates and European free
hooters, hut In view OF the Klertao
Corea) dispute and the Prata Island diff
nculty, the Chinese government has he
gun to SEQ the danger OF leaving any
place unoccupcd and consequently
Chinese merchants are now raising ro-
populating gyndicates.
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OUR KALEIDOSCOPE.
MARY'S LATEST PETS.

II MY : ia Els PF .,
Mary had a little rat.
She wore II In her hair:
And everywhere that Mary went
The rat was surely there.
Mary had speckled hen
That was a market booster;
Every day Spec laid an egg
But at night she was a rooster.
Mary had a brother John,
Who worried her a lot
For every time she had beau
He was Johnny -on-the-spot.
Chicago News.
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POOR JANE.

Jane says she Is sorry she didn't ar
range TO be married In June"
That's undoubtedly true as far as It
gees. Jane might have added that she
would be only too glad to arrange to be
married at any old time. "-Cleveland
Plain Dealer
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The income tax measure has passed
The House. and Vermont. editors may
as well begin to scale down the!- SAL
aries below 5000 II they want to es-
cape the tax. as the States are sure
20 approve the project.
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The political almanac says: About
this time look out for gubernatorial
squalls" As rule, however, 1t Is
safer TO watch the cloucs and the sky
than to rely on this almanac man.
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HONORS EVEN.

Mrs. Krickcr-Dd you carry away n
silver souvenir?
Mrs pocker--Tes, so did the waiter
New York Sun.
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A SUMMER SONNET.

Summer Is here, the grass Is green,
And ilowerlcts are seen
Bat all the cdor We can smell
IL auto gasoline.
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ATS THE PHILOSOPHER
FOLLY.

why Is lightning like a woman driv-
ing nail3
Answer Because II never strikes twice
in the same place" Copyright applied
Leader.
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Terms-e1.O 90 Year. In Advance.
DAILY BY mail 800 year in ADVANCE
RITE IN CANADA.
DAILY. ..... 800 a year in advance.
WEEKLY. $500 n ycnr in advance.
FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Publishers, burlington, W.
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testimonial, based on his own expcr.
ience in the Champlain valley.
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WANTED.

BURLINGTON, THURSDAY. JULY IS
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feet anu Cancelled the policy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-12


State u Oklahoma, County Of Lo.
gan IS:
Cause No. $40
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or SAID
COUNTY
Patterson furniture Company, . cor.
poration, plaintiff VS.. William Mat.
hrws sud Mary Mathews, his wife,
defendants.
Notice BY Publication
Said defendants, william Mathews
and Mary Mathews. viii take notice
that they have been sued m the above
named court upon a note end mort.
gage Of SGs 90, Interest and ~ailbrneya
fees. due the plaintiff, ana that plain.
TN ASKS for foreclosure OF a morigaae
on Lots 1a. II, and IS in FLOCK 80
IN West Guthrie, IN the cry Of luth,
rie, County Of Logan and state OF
Oklahoma aud saii defendants SIRE
required ~ law to anewer to said
petition OF plaintiff herein. on or be.
fore the 2rd day o. May, 1908. or said
petition viii be taken as true and %
Judgment and decree Of foreclosure
10 favor a said plaintiff, viii be rend.
cred accordingly,
Dated I'D ihe Cily OF Gniafle. ~
The County Of Logan and State Of
oklanoma. tais 22nd day Of March.
1908.
SEAL
Attest:
70. II. uRlSWOLD,
Clerk II said District Cont
dustave A. Ergyon.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
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lNNN#NN $3.50 NE@ N#NN 800
. Report of the Corporation
! Commission Of Oklahoma.
pass a Vast importance and Interest 70 the People Of
u che New Stare.
kMMMMmMmMMMMM MM@MMMM@MMMM

The defendants answered. denying the necessity for such switch
connection, and stated that they had ample physical connection IN te
town Of Cherokee, etc.
Upon the hearing Of the case. the evidence disclosed that tt de-
PENDANTS had FOR some time maintained a switch connection at or near
the elevator Of complainant and that By reason Of some disagreement
between ts two companies the switch track between the two lines
was taken up. The evidence further discoses that the complainant
had paid for. the construction Of this connection between switch tracks
and in addition thereto had paid for the switch track Of the Santa re
railway to its mills.
The Commission is Of the opinion that the connection as prayed
cor by complainant should be established Il is, therefore ordered BY
The Commission that the defendants, Kansas City, Mexico 4 Orient
Railway Company, and Atchison, Topeka & Santa Re Railway Com
pany, establish a physical connection between their respective switch
tracks near the mill and elevator of the Cherokee Min X Elevator
Company III the Town Of Cherokee. That said switch connection shall
connect with the switch Of The defendant Santa Re Railway Company
At q convenient point northeast of the Farmers Elevator and connect
with the defendant, Kansas City, Mexico " Orient switch n q reason
able and convenient point southeast Of The Farmers Elevator That
said switch connection shah be established BY the 5h day Of Novern-
BET, looS
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Attest:
w. /. CHAPMAN.
Secretary.
Guthrie, Oklahoma, November 24th, zoos,
COMPLAINT NO. aIq.

HARRY GREEN, IN AL, Of Phillips
va. #
MISSOURI. KANSAS 4 TEXAS RAILWAY COMPANY
Filed August is, Ioo1
Asking Tor a depot and an agent Evidence was heard 81 Sepiem
her 70 iooB4 and an order Yves issued as follows
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nunnru Cured quick relIefs rsnoyes
UIlUI III 81 nwelIIng II : 70 20 aaya:
80 to 50 days effects permanent cure
Trial treatment given free 70 sufferers
noihInE IaEfer. For elEeuzafa. ieau
monIaIa and free trial treatment write
DR.. +. Il. Green's EnnR. Hnk a Al
lnnls. saaaTRlm
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statesmen WANTED

WANTED travelling statesmen to SOL
fancy fruit elders. $3.50 per month
and expenses. Red Cross cider Co,
St Louis, Mo.
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snip T. 8. Stroud aud Frank Stroud,
%Jeien0ants.
NOTICE ~ PUBLICATION.
Said defendants, Stewart q Halle
wood, a c~oparfnershin, r. q. stroud
and rrlnN stroud. will take n0tiee coat
they have heen sued III the ahuye.
named court upon 4 petition fBied by
The rlaintln ab0Ye-ndmed. said regltlon
praying &c have Tie title lG let's 10.
II ond ~ IN bioc.t 81 IN The Firsl All.
dillon ~ Langstuu city Logan Cnun-
ty. Oklahoma, agieted. and to have eer.
tain tx 0eeds and adverse claims held.
by said defendants set aside. and said
petition further praying thai an Of said
defendants be hafred from any aud so
right. title an interest III and to said
lots. Aud said defendants are ramllred
by Law TO answer to said pstiilon ON
or before the 18th day OF Mae. 1000.
or said petition VII be taken SIS true
and q judgment ana decree as grayed
for will be rendered ia iaVof 0f said
plaintiff
Dated M the City OF Guthrie. hi The
County OF Logan and State Of Okla.
homa. .hls 29tsl deg of March. 1909.
Attest. ~ ~. dRlsN5ALD.
fkeall Clerk OF said district court
nUsTAVE 4. nRIXON.
Attorney for pialntin,
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COMPLAINT No. SIS.

W. r HARPER. I'M AL. of FcG,
VS.
ST LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO RAIIROAD COMPANY.
Filed August 18th. zoos.
Asking that train 4o8 be required to stop
Evidence heard September 18TH. 1908 and an order was ssuea
Is follows
ORDER NO. tao
THE complaint in this case was Sled 10 require the defendant 10
stop It's fast train No snS. at the town Of FoyiL that passengers could
80 10 Carenore and return the same day. etc
The defendant answered stating that this train sought % he stopped
al Foyl, is rs fast through mail train running from Texas % 81
Louis
The Commission finds from tie evidence that Foyl has B pas
senget service now consisting Of two trains stopping there each way
daily, that Foyii has a population OF about one hundred and fifty, and
that two passenger trains each way Is reasonable passenger service
The Commission should not interfere with the schedule of fast lmSi
trains when localities have a reasonable service performed BY other
trains.
Il Is therefore ordered that The complaint be dismissed.
CORPORATION COMMISSION,
lSigned)
+ LOVE
Chairman
Jt McALESTER.
COmnIsdossn
w. T. CHAPMAN.
Secretary
Guthrie, Okafoma, November a4th, zoos.
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WANTED Experienced salesman 1T
ability and push. Must be clean eit
and capsule. Address Jack, earn
Leader
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Party With $4,000 and large bank.
lue experience open for good Bank-
Ing proposition In Oklahoma. An Of.
fegBt treated confidential. Address Ma
tlonnl Reference and Investment Co.
M~uskoeec. 0klahoma.
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WANTED-Cfeam and milk, 25e per
ID for butter fat. Phone $50 Plersol
Ice Cream Co.. Guthrie. oklahoma.
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ORDER No. Ia.

ONJTN No. TN7
The complainant alleges that he has an elevator adjoining the
right OF way Of the defendant AZ the town Of Boynton and prays The
Commission to require The defendant to build a spur track from fs
main line TO the elevator
The evidence in this case discloses that the defendant permitted
another elevator to be located on its right Of way adjoining It's house
track; that Inc complainant does considerable business in the buying
and shipping Of grain products, and that the elevator on the right Of
way has an advantage over the complainant Of from ten to fifteen dol
lars per car. The Commission further finds that BY reason Of the ioca-
ton Of the elevator on the right Of way Of defendant that the tom-
plainant is Disseminated against, and that this condition is brought
about by the acts Of the defendant extending the use Of It's property 70
another elevator and when this use Is once established, it must be e-
tended to all similarly situated, OF the use discontinued.
II is therefore ordered BY the Commission that the defendant. the
ST Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company build ! spur track from
It's main line IN the town Of Boynton 10 the elevator Of the complain
ant; that the same shall be done BY January :, 1000
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
(Signed)
+. LOVE.
Chairman
~ McAiEsTER,
CoHmisfonfr.
Attest
NJ CHAPMAN,
la1LLLaLl. - -a
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ORDER NO. no.

Oh thc iaHi day Of August 1908, Harry Creef. IL Al, eAi4ens
Of the town Of Phillips. filed d complaint with the Commission az
leging the necessity for depot at The town Of = Phillips
The defendant filed It's answer denying the necessiy for depot fa-
eiities and alleging that the town Of Phillips was ID close proximity
to Lehigh and Coagae.
The case was heard lay the Commission September i8Ht lgoB
and Il appears from the evidence that thts0Wa 81 Phillips Il about 4 fa
miles from Lehigh and about 3 miles ito mCodgate, The evidence
further dise0esH that Phillips is a town Of about ESQ people aud whh
The settlement adjoining the town just Oh the outside Of the corpora
ton, there is approximately 1000 people. Il Is further shown ilat
the defendant maintained an agent at the town Of Phillips fof probably
eighteen months for The purpose Of facilitating the c%ompanys business
IN lhes wtehing o. coal which seems 70 have been concentrated al
thar point. The defendant also maintained 4 small depot Which has
been discontinued as such. and the Commission fnther finds that theie
IS considerable business at the town OF Phillips. and that goods are
unoaded only when ,he cohAgnee Is present 70 receipt Tor the same,
and are often carried BY three and four times and that the patrons
81 the defendant are greatly inconyennnced and put 70 unnecessary Eek.
pense In view OF the fact that this town IS used al 4 concentration
point for The shipment Of coal it appears that the defendant could
maintain an agent al he Town o. Phillips without a great additional
expense.
II h therefore ordered BY the Commission that the defendant. the
Missouri Kansas q Texas RaHway Company build and maintain \
depot al the Town u Phillips. TIE same shall BE- constructed and
ready for operation BY ihe 18th day Of December, l0oS.
Said depot 10 be built At . point agreed upon between The com.
plainants and defendant, and 1T the event Of 4 disagreement as to the
location, the Commission will designate the location Of same upon
application Of eiiheF party.
CORPORATION COMMISSION,
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PWANTEn-A bright. husillng hleh'
school girl not under rs years desir
Gus Of earning an or part of her ok.
pcnses after school aud Saturday,,
may dnd light. easy employment BY.
addressing q care The Leader
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTEp-All peonle interesled In
good rosds 10 aequalnt themselves
WITH the new law Get q phamphlet
q ne new road law ei ;he Leader
afico.
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htNi11SON, lOFEhh & DAN ~ IN Nftlt-WA4 @1NA N#
Filed August II 1903.
Asking for q switch,
Evidence heard September 18TH, 1908, and ct order issued as
follows:
ORDER NO. 1885.
81 Davis filed complaint alleging that he owned g mill add
elevator in The town of Gage, and that the shipments from such mill
and elevator in carload lots we're sufficient 70 cntitie him @ switch
track facilities adjoining his mill and elevator.
The Commission finds from the evidence that This mill and ee-
vator is locaSd a short distance off the defendants right Of way; that
the defendant permitted other elevators to build on its right Of way
and adjoining IT'S house tracks that BY reason Of the location Of the
other elevators, they have an advantage over the complainant - the
loading and unloading Of commodities of from ten TO fifteen dollars
acar, and that by extending the use of its grounds and facilities to COM
petng elevators it thereby discrhminaes against the complainant
That when the defendant extends the use Of It's grounds and ia
ciities % slippers, so &c 70 enable them to have Al advantage over
other shippers It should be required 70 place other shippers IN the same
position as aear as may be. s@
1t lis therefore ordered that the defendant The Atchison, Topeka
q Santa Fe Railway Company build a switch track from a feasible
point from its main 1ms or other switches il the town Of Gage to the
mill ard elevator Of complainant provided, however, that the COM
painant shall pay for the construction Of all that part Of the switch
not on the defendants right Of way That the same shall be cons
siraetsd end ready for se BY January = 1909.
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
fSigned)
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WANTED-BrlghE hoy Is or 10
years old 10 carry afternoon paper
fon,e. Soc Mf Denakey al Leader
office between J aud 6 o'clock.
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COMPLAINT No as.
+. K. HAYWOOD. Of Boynton.

Sn. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD COMPANY.
Filed August 18th. 1908.
Asking for . switch 70 the Boynton Mill 4 Elevator 1o.
evidence vas heard September 18th, 1903, and IN osuer was
sueG as follows:
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COMPLAINT NO. ~

GEORGE A WHITE, EFT Al, Of Fargo
vs..
ATcHisoN TOPEKA & SANTA RE RAILWAY COMPANY.
Filed August 18th, 1908.
Asking for a depot and an agent.
Dismissed at request Of complainant
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T. I. WADE. EFT AL. Of MARROW.
VS..
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND q PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
Filed August iah, 1908
Asking for a street crossing
Dismissed at reqasst Of complainant
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VS.
ArcHIsoN TOPEKA SANTA IF RAILWAY COMPANY
Filled August IL, loo8.
Asking for better drainage.
Dismissed a. the request Of tie complainant
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MEN WHO TRAVEL 10 sch souvenir
postcards The best line h the
country. Aie money making PROPOSE
lion. Get hnayssnnw for The summer
trade. Cartnfa 4 Bender chlease
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OF OKLAHOMA.
County OF Lagan ss.

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT.
james p Franklin, plaintiff.
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Stewart = HazlewOod. o co.pertner-
ship; r. S, Stroud aud FRANK stroud,
-l1~nfnnnnnfa
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Attest
" Il CHAPMAN,
Secretary.
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W. 81 CHAPMAN.
Se1eicry.
Guthrie, Oklaholna, October as, 1905.
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State of Oklahoma, County Of Lo.
Gan ~.
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ATcHrsoN TOPEKA q SANTA FE RAILWAY COMPANY
Filed August Il 1903.
Asking for q switch,
~ A.4 n4unA. eMt vWc at nA n-IM~ sset41
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N. II. uRlsWOTD,
Clerk uf said District Conf
austave A. Ersxon.
Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
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!. B. DAVIS, d Gage,
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COMPLAINT NO al1
". ? HARDWICK Of Guthrie,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-18
NOTICE OF SALE OF RESERVOIR,
CAMP SITES, BUILDINGS, AND
LAND SITUATED AT KAUNA-
MANo, KAU, HAWAII.

At II O'Clock noon, Monday, October
II, 1909, at the front entrance to the
courthouse, Waiohinu, Kau, Hawaii,
there will be sold at public auction
under Part ", Land Act, 1895, Section
276, Revised Laws of Hawaii, the fol
lowing reservoir and camp sites:
(1) That certain reservoir and site
situate on Lot No. s, Kaunamano Tract,
containing an area Of OF acres, more. or
less, together with the improvements
thereon. Upset price, 100000:
(2) That certain reservoir site sit
uate on Lot No. 5, Kaunamano Tract,
containing an area of OF acess, more
or less. Upset price, $4,000.
(3) Those certain (2) two reservoir
sites situate at Kaaliki, Kau, Hawaii,
containing an area of l acre each, more
or less. Upset price, $4,000 per acre.
(4) Those certain camp sites ~ two
situate on Lots Nos. Is and "a, 'Kauna-
mano Tract, containing acres each,
more or less. Upset price, $500 per
acre.
Terms: Cash.
The purchaser of the reservoir site
| designated above, as on Lot No. 8, Kau-
namano Tract, viii be required, in ad-
dition to the price paid, to erect a
5000 gallon tank upon the upper Sec
ton of Lot No Z, Kaunamano Tract,
and to deliver daily to this tank $500
gallons of water, if required.
| At the same time and place, there
will be sold, for cash, the buildings
and tanks remaining and being upon
| this tract.
| At the same time and place, there
will be sold the following Lot:
Lot No. 80, Kaunamano Tract, con-
tanning $40 acres Of arabic land, 42.5
acres of pastoral land. Upset price,
| $532.50.
This lot will be sold under special
agreement, containing the conditions
that $50 five per cent of the purchase
price shall be paid after time of sale
and $50 five per cent one year there
after, and [109o) ten per cent annually
thereafter until entire price has beer
paid, and containing certain other con
ditions.
For conditions and full information
respecting the above sale, application
J may be made to T. C. White, Sub
Agent, 3rd Land District, Kona, Ha
wall, or at the Office of the Commits
sioner of Public Lands, Honolulu.
(Sig.) MARSTON CAMPBELL,
Commissioner of Public Lands
S453-Sept. IL, Is, 25; Oct. 2, 9.
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DlBB|TT MUST BUY
DROOMS FOR kALAWA0

The act of the Legislature transfer
ring from the Territory to the counties
the maintenance of the public schools
does not apply to the little County of
Kalawao, according to an opinion that
has been rendered to President Mott
Smith of the Board of Health by Attor-
ney-General Hemenway.
The question arose over requisition
sent in to Superintendent Babbitt for
some brooms, mops and dustpans for the
Kalaupapa school. Superintendent Bah
bitt considered that the County of Ka-
lawao is strictly under the jurisdiction
of the Board of Health, and the latter
should buy the brooms and dustpans,
He so informed Mr.. Mott-Smith, who
appealed to Mr.. Hemenway for an opin-
ion. The Attorney General expresses
the belief that it is up to the Superin,
tendent of Public Instruction to charge
the cost of the maintenance of the Ka.
lawao schools up to his general expense
fund.
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AUFGEBOT.

Der Schmiedemeister Friedrich Lud-
wig Riedel in Trieb ais Anwesenheits-
paeger des Karl August Weichselbaum,
hat nit Genehmigung des Vormund
schaftsgerichts beantragt,
den am 9ten Juni, 1869, in Oster-
hagen am Harz geborenen, zuletzt in
Elsterberg wohnhaft gewesenen
Schlossergesellen, Karl August WEIGH
selbaum der vor vielen Jahren ange-
blich mach den zu den Vereinigten
Staten Won Nordamerika gehorigen
Sandwiehinseln ausgewandert list, i'm
Wege des Observation-Disclosures fun
tot zu erklaren.
Der Vorgenannte Verschollene wird
aufgefordert, sich spatestens in den
auf
den 4ten Februar, 1910, vormittag:
IL Uhr, vor dem unterzeihneten Ger
ichte anberaumten Aufgebotstermine 1t
melden, wiedrigenfails die Todeserk
larung erfolgen wird.
An ale, die Auskunft uber Leben und
Tod des Verscholleaen zu erteilen yer
mogen, ergeht die Aufforderung, spate
stems i'm Aufgebotstermine dem Ger
ichte Anzeige zu machen.
Elsterberg, den 15ten Juni, 1909.
Koniglieh saehsisches Amtsgericht.
S459