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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-30
SPECIAL CONVENTION.

CI.EARFl.1LD. Pa. July 30.-At Il
meeting Of the executive board OF DIS
trIct number ., United Mine Workers.
IL was decided 10 mold n special con-
rentinn In this place OH August s for
the purpose OF giving Inc miners OF
the district Il cnancc 10 vote on The
reduction OF IL cents Il ton. as pro-
posed by The operators. Reports re
ccivrd Indicate the men will oppose
a reduction. The coal operators Will
meet here on the SAME day OF the COIL
vcntiun.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-30
BROOK YIN Team
0UTCLASS LOCALS
THE MAJOR LEAGUE TEAM PLAYS
g. FAST BALL-LOCALS MADE
GOOD SHOWING.

A good sized crowd saw the game
yesterday between the local team and
The Brooklyn Nationals ut South Sido
Park. The visitors. as II was natural
to suppose. outclnsscd the Hunters
and nj. mo! stage of the game could til,
home team have won.
Parker made rin in the first Tie
drove n lUI: one for three bases. linn
the llr:lvy hitter with the Grafton
team. drove n long fly TO center field
Zinn's fly was caught. Int 1t was long
enough 10 let Parker In after 1t had
been ficl,lch.
y Chester King pitched good game
and WIS we'll supported.
Doc ScanlOn worked OH the mound
for the visitors and when lie wilIch II
he was very effective. Tic score:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-30
A. D. simon
ADDITION LOT SALE
TOMORROW
STREETS ARE BEING! GOOD
coNDITloN-THEs LOTS ARE
WELL LOCATED.

Tho rain has somewhat intetfhreilg
with the work ON the streets OF tho a.
D. Simon Addition. but that vii not
prevent the carryins out, of tho coll;f
tract which ms been let for the bnnle;S
rarding OF the main entrance street
leading from tho paved street--PlknZ
street.-The the heart of the lots. ills
will enable purchasers to step lrplnss
The street car onto q paved street II
and from there they can go almost or
all the way TO their lots on nj excel
lent roadway. free from mud or Etllls, \
The a. d. Simon Addition Is lust "A IS
the foot OF the Mill on Pike street.
near the residence of cx-aiayo Arnetts
1t is said by those who live In that
vicinity that enough prospective Ahliy-ss3
crs have already been over the grounds
to buy every lot, there only being sixty
10 sell.
A sale OF this kind Is always looked
forward to by those who contemplate
buying lots for they know they can
get them for lcas money taan Ut ltri-ssi
vltc sale. IS ~ s5E5
The statement made by tho manage
mcnt of this snie Its the lncl ton
that makes these lots valuable, is
very well put, MS they certainly lave
the advantage of being located near 1 &. i
the center OF the city.
That. together with the many other
advantages Of, this plat of lots ought
10 make them very deslra Bile for sfesit#
lcncc locations. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-30
JE!Fl'RlE's POSTS [
$4,000 FORFEIT / ] | / II
TO DEFEND THE TITLE
~ AGAINST HNSON-AGREES TO
FIGHT BIG BLACK ANYWHERE.
FROM 20 TO 100 ROUNDS.

NEW YORK. July J1.-Slmcs i. Icf-
fries, setting forth that he Is std the
champion OF the world, came to Town
yesterday. and In accordance VIII his
widely heraldcd promise posted So
900 ls an evidence OF good faith aud
forfeit 10 bind ~ match with lack
Johnson. in outlining his position
JenrIrs stated tlrat he agreed tf. de-
lend his title OF worlds heavyweight
champion against johnson in boz
Ing contest" 10 be he'll before The club
offering the largest purse and the n::i
"bcst situated" to promote the battle,
that he agreed TO fight anywhere from
20 TO 100 rounds. and that when Tho
final articles of agreement are signed
he would post nh additional $1,000.
which Johnson must cover and also
agree to let the $4,000 posted By him
tJolnson) operate rs side bet. JET
fries also declared in tentative arti-
Giles OF agreement, which were signed
by himself aud Berger. that the final
ht aug
man, preferably John r. Clark. OF San
Francisco. III n Sill hseHWeRt interview
the hoilcrmakcr said that he hoped
! Johnson would cover his forfeit ut
once md sign articles nj this appoint
| ed time.
az am going to sail for Carlsbad OH
August s." he said. .''an'lI1 will begin.
training over on the other si'le. When
como back In the fall will get down
TO hard work and will be ready tn en-
ter the ring three months after that.
nave made good my premises EG The
public so far and ] am going a1rid
with my plans.
al weigh 225 pounds now and never
fest better In MY life. don't Intent
! to take any chances with this Fellow
Iohusuu. SO will be absolutely fit
when I begin the battle. and I'll win.
too. My money Is MP. and | nave
nmtle square proposition to johnson
that he cannot very we'll avoid. He
has been posting fnrfeits periodically
for soma time. aiid has talked so M"rE
about fighting me that see no reason
why nc should not come to the center
quickly with his forfeit mnncy. The
sooner he signs articles, the better IT.
will suit me-"
,JcTrlcs was busy receiving The con-
CALCULATIONS OF NH army OF friends ait
or he had pasted his forfeit. an'' he
seemed to be as'hnnpy rs Il scnnnlh"y.
There Is no immcIlntc cause for
anxiety In tho camp of the big Call
fornian. however, for Johnson Will
nave to dispose of Kclchrl first before
he gets into the ring with Lcifrira.
Several dFys ago 1t was currcnt'j ID
ported that Johnson was flat broke Al
least, he said so himself. but he has
plenty OF wealthy sporting men o.
color behind lin. and his fnrfcits Will
undoubtedly he pasted. unless i"
strikes n snag in the shape Of de-
nnntl oil the part OF .Icfrrlcs thai. rs
the real champion. he must receive
The lions share of the purse.
It Is already predicted that Coll
roth. of Cplmn. will Offer $4,000" tt'r
The MILL and ilnt IL will be mp to the
principals To agree between themselves
how this money shall BIZ cut.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago 9; Washington ).
Chicago 2; Washington /.
Cleveland |: philadelphia ..
Cleveland 4; philadelphia .
Detroit .; New York II.
st. Louis J; Boston G.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-30
Small Child Dead.

The little three months old bah,
which has been In the care Of tho llu
manl Society. died this morning IN,
will he buried this afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-30

Street car tickets for the a. %
Simon Addition Lot Sale can be aotter1S
at strnlaht G Neptune's otfltei or at
the Hotel Watson corr err where thes
cars will leave for the sale. ~ 5s. Sssss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-30

There Will he preaching nj the
Church of Chri!:. Darrack.f1lt Oh
Tuesday. August la. morning GIi
evening. by @. l.. Allan, evangelist.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-30
Standing of the Clubs.
To-day's Games

To-day's Games.
philadelphia ut Chicago.
New York ut PittshHrS.
Brooklyn ut Cincinnati.
Boston ut st. Louis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia 3; PittsblIrg 4.
Chicago G; st. Louis 3.
Other teams not scheduled.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-30

Try West Vlrslnlan "Eantnd."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-30
Standing of the Clubs.

To.day's Games.
Detroit Mt New York.
Cleveland at philadelphia.
Chicago Mt Washington.
st. Louis Mt Boston.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-30

PAW. VA. LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
COnnGllsrillr G; uninntuwn j.
Brooklyn 7; FaIrmont 3.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-30

Street car tickets for the A. ID.
Simon Addition Lot Sale can be gotten
at stnslght G. Ncptunc's office or nj
the Hotel Watson conner, where tho
ears will leave for the sale.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-30
Standing of the Clubs.

To-day's Cameo.
ITniuntnWn mt Cnnncllsrillr.
-F'airnlont mt Grafton.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-15

ems, and repairs every part .; You
system.
A curse Of "Fayurite Prescription
will work marvellous Lenelir in ali such
gases. and generally effect Il permanent
ci.re If persisted i'll for a reasonable
length "a time. The ~'faVorite Pre-
scrintion" is u harmless agert. being
wholly prepared frCm native medicinal.
roots. All its ingredients are printed ON
oottle-wrapprI.
In every ore OF the female complaints
and weaknesses thaS make women old
and miserable, the Prescription" will
certainly cure. It's the only non-alcohOlie
eeInadv-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-15

An HIDING THE NORTH COLE
L by Cook and Peary. Cooks
Own Story and Peary's expedition.
Reviewed by Admiral Melville, Sur
vivor OF three Arctic Expeditions.
Greatest opportunity for money
making in recent years. Large book.
low price. ~profusely illustrated. EN-
ira liberal terms. Outfit free.
Write to-day.
Universal House $50 Wabash Ave,
Chicago to
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-15
FORTY YEARS
AGO TODAY

The Appeal of September /. 1869,
contains a report of the first work on
u telegraph line from Elko. to tap
Idaho and Montana.
The White Pine News suspended
daily and went to a tri-weekly pub
LEGATION.
The Eberhardt mine was yielding
$4,000 a day. day in and day out.
A man named w. +. Rocher had "a
trunk shipped to him by express. He
got hold of the trunk without the
Wells Fargo agents knowledge and
put in a claim for $3.50 for shortage.
The agent investigated. found tae
trunk and had Rocher arrested for
attempting to exort money. Rocher
was sentenced t 80 days in Jail and
to pay u fine of 500.
The Appeal of September 2 con-
taius an account of the wedding OF
Harry Worthington. minister to Ar
g%entine. at Buenos Ayres to Annie
Mcmahon, daughter of the minister
to Paraguay.
The body OF &. G. HARM was found
hanging to a beam in his cabin. The
coroner's verdict was suicide.
A pair OF counterfeiters We're ar
rested and placed on trial. Two more
were found and all We're convicted.
The Central Pacific had u train OF
IA cars on the mail. the largest train
at taat time on record.
Mark Twain issued an address upon
his assumption of the managing edi-
tors desk on the Buffalo, n, Y. EN-
press.
Attorney Patterson went to Reno to
make the will of IL uIan named Tillou,
who was on his death bed at that
place.
Grapes raised without irrigation
were sold ut the stores in this city.
The baseball team was getting rea'
dy for the game OF the plaza with
the Virginia city Club.
Col. Curry advertised Tor 300 cords
of wood to be delivered at the mint.
Bierstadts great painting OF the
Yosemite valley was destroyed by
fire.
A woman named Haley and Two OF
her children were burned to death in
Chicago by the overturning of II lamp.
One year later Chicago was destroy
cd by the same cause.
Machinists began setting up the "h
gines for the V. Il Il.
Burglars entered the house oil
John G. Fox, stole Il pair Of pants and
a pair of nat irons.
A Frenchman was crushed by Il
falling tree in Clear Creek canyon.
On the 7th of September the ship
carrying the rails for tae V. Il I. ar
rived In San Francisco.
Elko offered ground Tor the con
struction of a state capitol building
and asked that the capitol be built
there.
James Henley, James Kane. isaac
Stein, Charles anderson and William
Riddle were drowned In Lake Tahoe
as they tried to cross in a storm from
Tahoe lily to Glenbrook,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-15
BAND BOYS GIVE DANCES

h Eagle Band will give a dance
every Friday evening at Armory
Hall to which ali are invited. 4
short concer at the post Office will
precede the hop. The boys need the
money
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-15
MASONS
LOST A WATCH

A medium sized ladies' golu watch
with a fob, some where on the road
between the Dressler ranch and Car
son City. Finder will be rewarded
Return to c. II. Dake at Eli Barkleys.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-15

If you want ice that Is as hard as
cut glass and taken from the highest
point in the Sierras ami ice hat,
stays with yon all day and part OF
the next in the hottest weather geI
it OF Doc Benton. tt
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-09-15
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

Notice is hereby given that the
Assessor has this day delivered to
the undersigned the assessment roll
for the current fiscal year.
The Board OF County Commission
ers will meet AS Il Board Of Equaliza-
ton at the County Clerks Office ON
Monday. September, 20. 1909, at ZEN
o'clock a. III. and continue in session
from time to time, as provided by
law, until the business of Equalization
is disposed of.
+. O. PATTERSON,
Clerk of the Board OF County Com
missioners.
Faust beer AT Dick Bright's, the
best IN town.
A business mems lunch is served
at Dick S every day after II O'clock
FTeckner's is the handlest place in
thee ity for ice cream and sherbets.
Ffeckner for fruit of all kinds.
Gail in at Barkleys ror a good
drink OF Il cigar.
No one ever leaves Dicks with a
thirst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-10

oen %getragcn. @lumenG0noler mdf~
ten oll5gcjeid)nete @eidditc. aleinc
Nelfen f~oiteten 5 Gents, 8r0Bcre
Gremplure ober 10 Gents oo3 Stiif-
gluf ben Srieo6oieu iob c9 foIt aus
mic Observation-Disclosures Tou-
i2nOc pflnl5ten Slunen allf Ole ORD
Der ibrer Sicbclt.
Nhtdl in pialen &irhen mltroe rtuIt
ben Yaitoren in Der Ereotgt Der
ueucn 6cier geooft Die lpobl cine Der
pictQtpoQitcn lit, Die ie orgeregt rurrs
0e; Ocnn ielbIt Der 3ltd)tbdllSler oertt
nit bciligcr G6rfurd)t al bie Vtrtter
}uriif, oic linn ipreden, betanL Gebeu
lehrtc, Die i'm pilcgtc, melllt er tra!1t
mar, uno i'm troitetc, menu Ietn jun~
gcS 6er5 ii6cr cine mirtlidc o0er oar=
meintlihe llubia SIT brcdcn 0tobtc-
Nicmono pcrgibt WIltter'S leid)tc
Son0. Wtuttcr'8 tr0lt2noe Stimme-
Ir6citcr Sountug.
3uglci6 mor Ser 9eItrigc Sonnto9
oitd) n9(rbeiter.S onntog", utO i'll
mollden 0ird)cn lpurocn ipc5ieae
@reOiqtcn qe6oltm ii6cr vglrbeit
uno airde". @ielc @uitorcn preoiG-
ten am %ormittog iiber oWtutter" uno
am N(6cno iiber nNrbcit". Sn oclt
SonntogSifpllcn moren oWhltter"
uro y9(rbait" ole 2ebrtbcnuto, nno
beioc S6emoto poBtcn 5uiommeil,
ocrn lpcr lit orbcitiomcr, ais Ole eftc
Muttcr! sic iorgt ponl friibcn DIOR.
gen his 5rnr ipatcn abenO; ibre
| 1eicritunoc idjlGgt ME, lie lit pes
Sauie8 Stiibe.
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Sfaot Baltimore.

Wcbr 81 d ter i'm Grub
Sill BART Nui gnregun0 oes
6arrn Gonicl Tel6monl, Gireftor
Der Torf. &opcllc, miro 0encrolY orf.
Superintendent Wtonning I'M uno III
Der llntgcb1n1g 0cS Wlriif-E opiQons
i'm Irui0'&ia Rorf nlebr cleftrildJe
2idtcr onbringcn loiicn. Die Wlliif.
GoDiQonS i'm Clifton uno Vottcrlpn.
Fort lino gut belcuhtet. Gie Enrfs
Goll5crtc per0en balO Beginner. Iie
Gopelc bcItabt aus ben folgell0eu
moblbefnlu1tc1 Wlliiterll, BON melden
Ole meiltcl Ieutid)e iillo: 5erren To
nicl 1clomonL Gbluoro @enrp, S62.
porO g. Ecorion 6rib Biuit YOoli
S0miot. Nopmon0 9. 6clomann, :.
:. &onmers, 9crnlnn Mciner, Wtur
Wcincr. Simon acQncr, Sronf Stnl,
10, &crnl. &urnpb, George Sonncr-
6o6er, Wiaiont Stunga, Sp. Sdm.iot,
Gogor Saul. NnOrelp arumrcin, @o.
Gcu5, Senr 3iegIer, @enoca Gsber.
ger, gIpin Sirlt. @clmutb Milbelms.
Soicpb 2epin, 6rc0erif q. Morris, o..
s. Goot, Charles Wiiia2r, WiQidm 6.
aoiier, 9norGp 5. &inborb, Senrn
Titel, &ouiic 0orner, Charles M.
Hbobes. George s. Smith, 5reoerid
". SdnliOt, Sronf S%elontoun, @il.
liam MoribdQ.
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rNntter" uno ,Nrbrit."

Weioer Ullroc gcItern in ocn airdlelt
nnto Den SonntogSidulcn g,oodt.
Bur Grinncrung al oic Otiltter
tru8cn Sauietoe mcibe Nelfen
9felfen norcn geItern geiud)t. Iui,.
iel6t Voltimorer lieien nit elmer
meiBen Nelfe I'M anopilod lumber -
81 Gbre1 ibrer Wiittcr. IS luar
oWtilttcra.S Gag, cine Seller, bic DOR
mebreren SoGrcn pom elmer iitngcn
9nnte. SRI. Nnno Snrui5 in Ebilooel.
pbio, ongereat pltrbe. Die Nelfe
miro 5lr @riunerung on Die toote
Wutter mo 81 Gbren Der nod lcben-
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Sereinigte Singer INN Baltimore.

Seretntgfe SaHGer pUH Va!ftfapfe.
Sauptquartier: n@ermauia-W dn.
nerhor Sale; Brdiibent Senrp
Sbomas; correIponoirenber uno pro-
tofouirenoer SefretGr pro tenn. y.
SimmeIbeber, SIR. 315, Rorb-@ oen.
StraBe; 8inon3iefretdr q. SimmeI.
beber, 0r. 315, Noro-@ oen.S trabe;
SdasnleiIter s. Widlid, Rr. 713,
8arner-S trabe; 9irigcnt Sb. Sem.
berger. 8~eriammlung ieben 3tpeiten
6reitae i'm Monat.
rarion."
SineItunbe: Mittpobs tn Der
nStae.Salle," Nr. 205, Sonoper.
Strabe. Girigeilt: 3. NeIamet.
nIrbeiter. W2annerbut."
Sauptquartier: anoreas' Saae,
Ir. 314, Snnoper.S trabe. Sing.
itllnoe: .9ienltaes. Girigeui: 8eorge
IS. Boblmann.
Iel.
$auptquortier: 8oI3' $aIe, Rr.
40S, @eit.2 erineton.S traSs. cling.
itunoe: Nittpohs. 2trisent: $ii.
bert STRIPPED.
u9aoenia.W dnnerhor.@
$altptqrartier: 8ratt. itnb 8.
StraBe, 9igblanotopn Stneitinbe:
9tenItags. 9irigent: @ol,aro 8odner.
@erma,ia.N annerdor."
&auptquartier: @ermauia : WGn.
nerhor- Saae Nr. 4t0 BIS 412, @eIt.
2ombaro- StraBe. Sineitunbe: Oon.
neritags. Dirisent: Sbeobor Gem.
berger.
nGrobitnn."
Sauptquartier: 5robfinn tSale,
Re. 1000, 8reoerid apenue. Stng-
itunoe: Mtttwods. 9irieent: Sobn
u. &lein.
rNo5art.N 6nnernor.~
&a,Iptquartier: 3obert Boumer's
Saue, Or. 1921-t923, Orleans.
StraBe. Gineititnbe ieben 9onner.
ltus abeno. 9irisent: O. 20. BSbl.
mann.
r2ocuIt-goint MGnnerhor.@
$altptquartier: 5eber's Sale, ede
gilba. inb anbre StraBe. Sing.
ittnoe: Wittpod GbenbS 8 nbr.
3irigent: s. aaroIus.
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.Gltrheiieu.8 ercin."

Scfrctdr Wrn. Sboma3, Wr. 2219,
6oirmou Aoe. g%eriommlung icocn
3neiten Gienltag I'M Monat in
@e6er'S &olc, Ode Wooeira. rulo
gaItern.Nucnlte. Gan15,1O
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0ereiuS.0afeuoer

yGeutid : llngariid)cr 2%ieoerfron5."
9irigcnt Sugo STRIPPED. Ser.
cil1Slofol 6ron5 Sacob's Soac, Nr.
1923, 9coion Str. 8criommlung
Sreitog 4bcn6. GNt0r51O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-10

@obnbauier, s 3immer. 8ab, 9ampfbeiSune,
elcttrii1es 9i0t. Observation-Disclosures -
$500. 8runo6in5 $75. Qci9tc leoineungen.
Sriino5infen - gaupldbe - BUNGALOWS inI
gat.
ySnreitsleu 2nno Co.,"
(gprtl27, 1WtD $40 Squitdbles@ ebduoe.
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Cine ihDmc Tarnt,

2aubhanicr init 4 uno 6 9tnmeru IN Sair,
ftrlb, an Oct StrGhenbubn, nabe GrooIIpn, ".
~. County. GhenhafeIbfi nub Srutoitiide al
berfaIfcu. Mian foenoe it9 an e. 2tntIicnn,
Jun, Nr. 23t, Gpartlaro'str. (Ipr10,tlit)
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&nraturs.0crfan

gerfniebene 9~arrnen. Die gum gudbIaB bes
terfiorbeneft Gbiparb 2lopo gebpren nnb nebr.
aIs 1900 gder en!bafien. an WiiIess Jsiper.9.ed
9aibotfsgbnnfp, Iieeeito, jtre 5i perfdnfei1. 9ins
beres bel Jsbn W. Gatptt, airntor. Cation.
Salssf'epHuss, No. u1S SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-10

5iuet Sduier nit icd,S 3,inmern, GuS. 0aS
Snrnnce III nusgc5eimnctem 3uitnuoe. @rei!
$500; mr. 500 G1dr erlorocrlih. gtudSufra
Gen bel Sran Yreil, CHE NarpcitsHucuuc mi
@uloiinitB.Nanc. Widi7 tlRD
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,Gintradt."

Soltptqilnrtier: Siamomt's Saqe,
Gdc 1ort.Ipenue uuo Mnores Strobe.
Singihloe. 9onncrI togS; Girigent:
q. @. ShinoeIe. Ga9,1O
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Sn bcrfanfen.


9dufer iiolin Upn 6amiItonssncuue. nabe
Der &elnirs3ndo. gfuh8ufrugeH bel Chris.
SdlratFe, gaumciiter, SelniF .3uaS uno Gulc.
ArcuEe. U1oSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-10

S1dcrs @eidngoercin pom Baltimore.
Girigent: Grof. +. 9orolus.
Sauptquartipr q. @agener's SaIe,
110 Noro-Eoca.S TT, jebcn Sontitog
9lbeno, nit gilsnabme ocS oritten
SamItaas I'M Iollat, Sin8itunoe.
(Npril7,1O
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9ohntiid1e Bidder.

Sauptquortier: Nr. 1913, s(ib-
! leno. ape. 6. & =. Gel. @oIic 376 u.
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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-14
ELIZABETH is PERFUMED.
Standard Oil Again 0ffends Its
0lfact0ry Nerves.

ELIZABETH, Aug. 14.-Elizabeth
taxpayers raised a mighty howl some
time g about an odor which was
traced to the big refinery of the Stand
ard Oil Company in Bayway. The
Health Board tool the Standard to
task and demanded that the odor, de-
clared to be a menace to the health of
the city, be eliminated. That was two
months ago.
The Standard promised to build de-
odorizers. The Health Board agreed to
the Standards proposition on condi-
ton that the smell should be removed
in sixty days. The time was up yes
terday. Still the Smell" still a kick
from Elizabeth taxpayers and now
threatened action against the oil COM
pany by the Health Board.