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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13
MARX TWAiN:s PRoPHEsY.

Among the EFT Cetera'' of The Lon
don Tablet we find the following:
eff Mark Twain had lived a little
longer, he might have heard of the
fulfilment of prophecy of his. In
More Tramps Abroad" he describes
an Antipodean journey in the compa-
ny of a Catholic priest, Father Henry
William Cleary, D. D.-'a lovable
man; he will rise; he will be bishop
some day, later on, archbishop; after
wards a cardinal; finally an arch
angel In effect, Father Cleary, who
has edited The New Zealand Tablet
for the last ten years. has been ap-
pointed to the See of Auckland in this
colonial dominion, vacant by the death
of BiShnn I.enihan"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13

IrelAnd.-Several significant an
Inducements during the week con-
fra the indications recorded in last
weeks Chronicle that both parties to
die Veto Conference are seriously
considering the settlement Of the Irish
question on a federal basis. Mr.. Biz
rell, a member of the conference, in
formed the Eighty club that they were
nearer than they imagined to a home
rule settlement by which each of the
three Kingdoms will have charge of
their own affairs. Mr. Asquith stated
ings of the conference have been prof
liable, and implied that there is good
TO the House that the twelve meet
hope of agreement. The Daily Elk
press of London, Unionist organ and
hitherto virulently anti-Irish, has
come out strongly in favor of home
rule on the ground that this policy
alone will make amicable relations be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States possible and advantageous 1t
Is believed that the sudden change
of the Express was due to important
information or direction commune
Gated by high Unionist sources. and
that the Unionist leaders are acting
in this matter on the advice of the
king.
1Ht registrar general -IOr ireland
reports a decrease of $50 in the popu-
lation for 1909. The excess of births
over deaths was 27,7S6. which was
offset by an emigration of 2S.676 The
birth rate was 0.3 per 1000 above the
average. and the death rate GA be-
low that of 1908. There was a de-
crease of $50 in deaths from tuber-
culosis as compared with 1908, and
the marriages registered were slight
ly above the average for the previous
decade. Of the births registered 97.3
per cent were legitimate, the remain
ing 81 per cent being largely con-
tributed from Ulster. Except in re-
gard to emigration. the figures COM
pare favorably with the vital statistics |
of other countries.=America
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13
GERMAN EDUCATORS.

Chicago will receive a visit this fall
from a deputation of eminent educat-
ors and students belonging to the
Commercial University of Cologne,
one of the highest institutions of the
kind in Germany. The delegation will
be headed by Professor Christian
Eckert and DR.. Paul Noldenhaufer,
noted economists, and DR.. Kurt Kas-
sert, the geographer They vii! be ac-
companied by twenty-eight matricu-
lates of the university. The object of
the journey is to study the economic
developments and industrial systems
of America.
After visiting New York and num-
Der of eastern cities the delegation
will proceed to Chicago with a view
to observing the commercial methods
at that great distributing center Of the
country, afterwards going to Gary,
Ind
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13
AN APPRECIATIVE AUDIENCE.

A theatrical manager delighted in
taking rise out of conceited or vain
members of his company 81 see you
are getting on fairly WE'LL" he re-
marked. Fairly? | am getting on
very We'll" replica the hero of the
play, proudly. Il played Hamlet for
the first time last night. You can see
by the papers glowing criticisms how
well | got on" Il have not read
them replied the other quietly. but
was there" "Oh. you were. Well.
you notlced how swimmingly every
thing went off? OF course. I made =
bungle of my part by falling into
Ophelia's grave. but think the audi
ence appreciated even that" Il know
they did," said the manager with A
slight smile, but they were frightfullv
sorry when you climbed out again.
Exchange
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13
MEN OF rITTLE CHARACTERS

In some cities the authorities allege
that there is no law forbidding the ex-
hibition of the prizefight pictures,
therefore they will not interfere. That
the exhibit will be a demoralizing one
is admitted. Had these officials a
sense of responsibility, which weighs
upon community of educated citi-
zens, they would be prompt to depre-
cate the possibility of people night
after night being influenced by
show of brutal fight and racial con-
tentions. Mere politicians, pandering
for votes and scheming for future sue
cesses they cater to the mob.-Pitts-
burg Catholic.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13
OLD IRISH SILVER

Old Irish silver plate is one of the
most coveted objects in the modern
cuTio world, and examples bearing
the 18th and 18th century hall marks
always excite keen bidding when they
enter the auction room, says the Lon
don Globe. Prices are steadily going
up. and as long as people collect it is
unlikely that there will be any de-
probation This rage for antique sill
yer of Irish manufacture is due part
ly to its scarcity and partly to its
beautiful workmanship.
A guild of guildsmiths was estab-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13

design and execution. to the arch
abbey 1t was Immediately blessed by
the archabbot and placed in the yesti-
bule of the abbey church. The follow
ing dedicatory words accompanied the
i'm perial gift: Il hope the choice of
my gift will cause you particular
pleasure, considering that it is the
sumbol to which both denominations
Catholics and Protestants) look up
with equal reverence, and from which
a boundless stream of blessing has
gone forth to all mankind"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13
COMPULSORY MILITARY SERy-
ICE STIRS ENGLAND.

London.-The recent article of Ad-
miral Mahan, the American naval au-
thority, on the German fleet and Eng
lands unreadineSs for great war, has
caused a tremendous lot of discussion
in the lobby of the House of Commons
during the past few days Admiral
Mahan limited that some form of COM
pulsory military service was strongly
advisable. and it is an open secret that
several Labor members are in favor of
it, and that Sir Edward Grey and Lord
Morley are two members of the cabi-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13
FOREST AREA OF ALASKA.

1t is estimated that the total forest
and woodland area. of Alaska is APP
proximately 100000 acres, or about
81 per cent of the land area of the
territory. OF these about 20.000,000
acres may possibly bear timber of suf-
ficient size and density to be used as
saw timber. while the other SO,000,000
acres is woodland which bears some
saw timber, but mostly only firewood.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13
GERMAN EMPEROR FRIEND OF
BENEDICTINFS.

The German emperor has Just given
another proof of his Understanding
friendship of the Benedictines of Beu-
ron and their new Archabbot, Ildefons
Schober. Prince Egon of Fuersten-
berg, in the name of the emperor. pre-
scented a magnificent bronze crucifix.
three metres in height and of exquisite
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13

On July 9 Thomas Canning Straide
signed a surrender of the grazing farm
he holds at Carnacon. on the Ormsby-
Miller estate. The farm has now been
handed over to a number of the adj
joining tenants, who will Craze it pend
ing its acquisition by the congested
districts board, to whom it has been
offered for sale p Z. Tuohy, J. P,
has surrendered the large grazing
farm he held for many years at Err
rev Monastery
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13
MUNSTER.

by direction of Lord Durraven,
James y North, auctioneer, Dublin,
put up for sale on July IL the rents
payable out of d large part of the town
OF Groom. The tenants attended in
considerable numbers. Mr.. North. re-
ferred to the previous sales of Linn
erick, Athbay and Tramore town ten
ancies and remarked that the tenants
had in most cases purchased their
holdings, and he hoped they would do
so now. In practically every case the
tenants purchased their holdings
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13

There are as socd Fish in the sea as
have ever been caught, and some of
the best that ever were caught are at
our market.
There is a great variety to choose
from, ali fresh and tempting. Shad.
Roe. Salmon. Halibut and many others
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13

A strange monster described as a
seahorse has been seen disporting
himself between Bettystown and
bloomington. Recently, while some
visitors at Bettystown were having
battle, the monster appeared over the
waves and was seen coming in their
direction. They lost no time in MAX
ing for the shore, after which the
strange visitor disappeared.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13

Out of thirty-eight candidates. manv
Of them Irish, the Belfast corporation
has appointed John Dunlop Smith of
Stirling, Scotland, to Ihe position of
manager of the Belfast gas works at a
salary of $500 per a.nnum.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13
Catest Irl$O News
LEINSTER.

Louth Summer assizes were opened
on July II by Justice Dodd ia the
Crown court, who, addressing IN e
grand jury, said there was very lit
tie for them TO do, as there were only
two cases to go before them.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13

fire broke gut in the milling
premises of NIessrs. Tomkins and
Courage, Henry street, Belfast. on the
evening of july IA, and before il was
eXtlngulshed damage to the extent of
$4,000 wassdone.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13
CONNAUGHT.

In opening the assizes for County
Mayo, on July IA, the lord chief baron
SAID that there had been some at
1lelnpts at cattle driving, but they were
insignificant, and the county, on the
Nhoie' was in a sound state of law
and order.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13

Hallinrobe guardians have granted
pension of f36 per ear to Mrs. Con-
cannon. for thirty-two years school
teacher in the Union Mrs. Concan-
non viii reside in the Union with her
husband, Mr.. Concannon, master of
that institution
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13
UIlSTER.

Most Rev. DR.. Tohill on July 10.
laid the corner stone and blessed a
magnificent new convent of the Sisters
of the Good Shepherd at Ballyuafeigh
IN the presence of a distinguished
gathering.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13

Mesth county council has appointed
L. M. Magee, V. S, Navan, as veterin-
airy inspector for the Navan rural dis
tTict, at a salary of 40 per annum
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13

In opening the summer assizes at
IDoWnpatrick, on July 10. Justice
wright congratulated the grand iurv
on the peaceful state of the county.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13
Married.-At the Church

Married.-At the Church of Our
lazy OF the Holy Rosary, Castlebar.
on Monday morning, by the Very Rev
canon Lyons, P. p, V. F.. with nun
tlai mass Harry. youngest son of the
lste Mr.. P. Waters, Lucan street.
Castlebar, to Bridgie, second daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Marion MCGOWAN, Linen
nall, Castlebar.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13

MY. Montgomery, for many years
CASHIER in the Ardee branch of the
7 lsier bank, has been transferred to
Castlederg, County Tyrone
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13

The late Major General Brook, c. b,
of Ballynahown, Fermoy, left personal
estate Of the value of f1,92S. To his
widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Brook (daugh
ter of Mr.. M. Bourke of Fermoy), he
has left the whole of hisproperty a5eo-
lutelN
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13

Sir John Wrixon Becher, Bart, has,
through his agent, Mr.. d. j. O'Connell.
solicitor, intimated to the Skibbereen
Urban council his intention to present
the Windmill Hill to the township as
a recreation ground, provided the
councils plans for laying out the
grounds meet with his approval
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13
THE GREAT GREEN DAY.

From port and turret CLEAN the guns
Ger decks as white as snow,
Fair in the sky the colors fly,
With sun and wind aglow:
But far today my thoughts will stray
From ship and martial scene,
AS on my breast doth fondly rest
A little knot of green.
A little knot of green.
A ribbons silken sheen,
What joy it starts in Irish hearts,
A little knot of green.
Through misty eyes before the rise
Killarney's hills of broom,
The lights that break on glen and lake
The hawthorn's milky bloom;
While Ger the grass my. colleen dhas
Trips down the old boreen--
God! what sweet pain it brings again,
little knot of green.
A little knot of green,
Beloved of blithe Aileen.
Like Cupid's dart it thrills the heart,
A little knot of green.
Oh! for day of battle fray,
Where Shannons waters flow.
To grip in fight with Gaelic might
The ancient Saxon foe;
On decks. red-wet. to pay the debt
Long overdue, l ween,
While proudly shone in victorys sun
Old Ireland's flag of green.
Old Ireland's flag of green,
Triumphant and serene.
Caught and caressed on Freedoms
breast,
Old lre4and's flag of green
William Stokes, L. S. n
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1910-08-13

The Nationalist of Cork have sub
scribed 1900 to the Irish parliamen-
tary funds, a far larger sun than has
been subscribed in Cork City for mary
years
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-03-18
All to the Good

Some time ago newspaper in Rockford which has been
dry city the past two years. issued interesting article
telling how that city had prospered during that time and
making extremely creditable showing Rockford
auded Of the most beautiful and moral cities
Of the West Since then Taylorvle has issued
of similar import for itself.
is believed that Galesburg is not whit behind either
Of them In fact the record Of the years the whole
that does not require apology special pleading.
Nearly two years have passed Within that time there has
not been murder committed in the city, and the number
Of prisoners in the county Jail and in the caaboose has de-
creased
During the year there has been business failure
Wholesale here, who have local dealings with the
merchants speak Of the promptness with which bills
paid and say this is evidence of easy collections and fewer
bad debts.
Banks Have Prospered
The total increase in the bank deposits in the years
has been 1854 81 and that Notwithstanding the vast
withdrawn from time time for investment in land and
other 1t estimated that in the various banks
there thousand individual safety deposits The
increase in this department has been large.
Homestead and Loan.
The Homestead and Loan Associations in the city,
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-03-18
THE ILLINOIS ISSUE

four number make the report The last year has
been the best their history The three old have each
increased the average of hundred thousand dollars
year. making total of 900 for the years Among
the most enthusiastic supporters Of local option many Of
the officers directors and members of these institutions
Sobriety has been shown to be powerful incentive
thrift The total increase banks and loan associations
ST 100000 The loan society also with
excellent prospects,
large of money that formerly went to the saloons
going into investments of the two types named
One prominent banker Of the city the in this way
''he Merchants and investment institutions of this city
getting 100000 annually that from here
the brewers"
Two Busy Years.
Building here the last year especially large scale
Such projects the Eks hail. the great addition the Big
Store the East Main Street church. the handsome Doyle
block the large addition the Galesburg hospital the
curing of the ST. Mas hospital the Lass Larson block
the securing Of 900 in subscriptions for the Galesburg
clubs building, not to mention other business ventures
and the erection Of Of handsome homes all parts of
the city, show what has been going here There has
been work for ALL and the trouble has been get enough
to do the work, such has been the demand.
Gaesburg will not suffer in comparison with Rockford
Taylorvile any other Illinois City-From editorial
The Gaesburg Republican, Register February 1910.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
Yarlnmcntarildes ans Gliaf.
Npthriuncu.

Snl clinB.lotbringer SonocS-Ina'
id)ub 9ebt cS in lctter Belt etpoS
milo Der. Sicr cine Hrnbc:
StootsiefretGr Treiberr 3orn ppi!
9ulod: abgcoroncter Trcib lnd)t;
id, babe Sbnen id)on porbin gciaAt,
ma6 iD iiber Sic bcrfc. @ns Sic
iootcn, lit cine niehcrirGd)tige @er.
leimbrng. Sit bns porlon,elltariid, ?
Gus iino 3~ilit1noe, bic, lpenn liz
iortscicet wcroen. 4ns 5uinacn mr..
Den. bon Dem Heeicrunastiide FER
untcrSiiteigell mo ben b~ctrcifcllbcn
Ibgcoronctcn 10 81 bebbanbeln, ME
er eS peroient. llnb ,perln Sic. Serr
abgeorbncter Yreib. cinnal 10 be-
bonoelt meSAen, mie Sic cs peroia.
iteil, weroen Sic lid ingcn miiiier
Sic bo6en eS gciud)i.
aii einen 3iuiihenrui Oes abae.
oroneten Eilcgcr n%ntportct Of,
Stnatsiefret1r: Scrr Nbaeoronete,
Eileger, i'd bite Sic, iid) nid)t IN
oieie Gisfuilion einsumiid)en. I'd
babe BON Sbnell rod cine cute Mei
ming. onb id, nid)t aloiben fam
Sic ieieii 10 iief geinnfel,, wie Sbl
College YreiB.
abgcoroneter 9reib: Ger staots
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
Ger Snmpf 5,uiidDen Sapital mno
Wrbcit.

Sclltc Noht 5polI llbr lit ollc'l
llnlonarbcitcr IN Fhiln0clpbla Ole
Ginitellung Der Nrhcit nnbctoblen.
@orerit olli 81 Stunoen. Nlio @cnc-
rol.Strifc. 9Gder, 9rancr, Mlld)'
mogen.6ubrleutc. Erifcr II. a., Die
biaber niht mlitNctban hubcn, 'ollc'
lid 6%cnl9llSItan6 unld)licBcnl ocfl
0cihGitcll lnlo Dem 0ilrgertblrm 0cli
Strife iilblborcr III mnd)cll. EnH
6ltbc bea Nllaitnnoc3 lit nod llid)t
obiuiebcn. ocun Sic StroBcilbohns
6eitQihoit ndcigcrt id l%Iortllodlg,
Die Union Der 9ohnongeitcQtcn oll5!,'
crfcntciL mill oih bon elmer ifieoS-
Gcridtlid)cn '9cilcgun9 nlhta mlllell.
Sic eritrcbt Oic Gcrnihtnng Der
llnion. Talicl6c crItrebcn un0crc
8roBbctricbe. Sic Nbilobelpblcr
Strubenbobu . @ciellidoit bot 5nbI.
rci1e ;}uifriitcn crboltclt, III oeltell
lie sum Nusborrcn crnnltbl9t miro.
Is GonOclt lid nlio III Dem Ebila'
hclpbicr Strife nm Sein ober Nldts
iein Scr Union Der Nlngcitelltcll.
SSiro oicie ncrniftct. 10 linb Die MI.
better Der Millfii6r bca &upitnli@.
mus prciageaebcn. 3na ultc Nort:
,Ibcilc umo gcbictc" fonlnlt picocr
Sitr Im%ucnbun0. Gic Nrhcitcr pcrfni4
len in nod Dobcrcm MoBc Der io5ic
len N6bGn0iNfcit, olS bnS biSber Der
InQ mar. Gem 3uionlmcnbnllcn
ricliNcn &npitol %GcAcnilbcr iIno oltd)
ole Nrbciicr 9e,ipul9cn lire gcnleirs
lamen Slltcrelicn 5ll ipobrcll lid ST
,Sllterciicn . T~crbGuOcn %Snlanlnlcll-
:uidJlicBcr. Gic @crilis : Organize.
tioncn lino inl &ompf gcborcrt; inl
aolnpf 0eAc1 Die Mrbcitgcbcr, Die lid
aud ;it @cmcinidoiten 5ilinnrmens
0~cid)lpiicn bobcll. Is lit Gin &ompi
0c0en oic llebcrnndt hcs &upitolS
IN scr Snbultric . Gntnidlluta i,no
5nr Grrinqlung cincS gepiilen @!cidl'
gcrpidlta in ipSiolcn Scbcn ocs Can.
bcS. Sic @cIobrcn fiir bic StorlunN
ocs Trieocns liegcn niht lcoi9lid
nlcbr uuein bel Der Nrbcitcrld)alt,
lotocrn o,ld III Der Gnhuidclinas.
rid)tl,ng Der Snouitric, bic burd) ao'
pltoliiberr1od)t beoin9t lit. llno bos
&opitnl bcrrid)t nit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
GaoiSmuS III uliercn 9robcn Gorpo.
rotionel,. llnh ga lid, mcocr Die Gin
sclltontcn nod Der Siouterbnno
nit io5inlpoliiiif)cn 6ro9cu bcioRt
10 iino bic grbeitr mebr oii Selblt.
billie o%naclpieien. Gieic miro nlchr
cber mcniger criolgrcih ieiL ic nod),
bcln bic Arbeiter hire 6procrungcl,
itcqcn nnb lid, Die Spmpothicn bcs
grobcn EublifimS crlpcrbcn uocr
pcridcr5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15

Stonteu cine itorfe Nbpnnocrnm9
nod CANADA itottQciunbcn bot.
Gic StaotS = ToltS5dblunAcn, Die
lett 1900 a~bocboItcu lporoen lino, sci.
gen, oaB Die pcitlihcn Stootcn III
Der munrncbr ACKNOWLEDGMENT Gcfooc
lonNiumer gelpodicn limo ais frilber.
ia, lunginmcr ol9 mollfc SIiltaotcn.
WcnlGB Den 3iffCrn Der Itootlld)elt
Gnlfa51blun9cn pom Sabre 1903 be
l0ltft iid Die Hute Der Wcu0ltcrnngS.
5uunnbrue III annIas uuf 3 Ero5el1t,
in Niid)i1on ouf 4, III @iatorltn am
s, in Mpomling uuf 10, in Dtinnclotu
unO Siio = 2afptn nltf Is Fro5cnt,
m0brcuO Wniloduletta cine 3lnlob.
mcrotc non I, Nclu = Nort Don II,
Nclu r Seriep bon # ul0 Nbnoe IS
lan0 BON II YroScnt 81 pcr5eldncll
hobcn, Sn Soma bot iogor cine Nbs
nuhnlc Don ) Tro5cnt ItottNc1llnocn.
3em9em0B miro iid) Der Mcltcn I'M
@on,en nllr nli icincm gcNcnmdrtl'
0cn GcrbGltniB erbnltclL lu0breuo
Sic midti0cn SllouitricItootcn Dea
SIicl1, iuic 9tNu = Norf, Ecnllplpo-
nicn, 9tcp = &criep mo MoiiofulettS
rccbt bctr1dtlitc Gcuimte SIT Der.
5cidDncn bapcn.
Ger 3upod,S Ocs Observation-Disclosures
6unie9 al, llclleu Wiitglicbern ipirh
notwithstanding Die 3obl OrciBig follm
iiberid)reitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
Tepartcmcut iir ~bifcntlid,e 9auten.
SubsTepartcment oes StaotsS HgeHtenrs.

gn Nae, bic e. angeht!
6iermit piro III ueberetntilinlnltlta NIT Den
@bihuitteu Sc " rno Sc Is bes CHARTERS Der
Stuot Baltimore befunnt 9escbeli, oaB Id iat,
benz 10. Hlpril 1910 nit Der Bflatteriittg uIo
NcupfIaiterllng nit mooerrenl W'atcrtal Der
nnbberanftcn Gtrabcn nno IIlc1s be9lIlileH
iperoc.
Wue 9erioner mo Gorpora.ioneu iuerotl
hcSbuIb biermit auioeiorbert, Griauhnibl1flIs
fir ale gtrhelteil 3i eridfl9en mo %oteleloeli
por oem 10. Wprtl 1910 6I beetoi9eI1, Die III
ir0eub elmer gSeife ole NufQraoll1a uoer Die
poer 9tQeba ubcr eine5 GbeileS %herfeibeN noiD-
ipenoi9 inadelt, ncTr nIeie gepilaIttrt ootr neii
geptlaltert itno.
Die obeu cr,Uabnien straben uno slnebs iino
bic folgenoen:
W~arionsStraee, bon oer SotparosStrd6e DIS
sur Sarfsgloeuic;
Ao6iton,glltD. bon Der 8amfubs Sirube bis
sur @ilfens'g OCUIe:
AIortb sSioenic; ~
MI6rton Strahc. bon Der GentrcsStrabe bis
6ur 3amilionS iraBc.
@lcp bintcr 2O0O glod S8cit'2erinsiou'st
gueb bitIi6 iino parallel nit Der YlIasfi,slr.
S6Dettes Strabe, bon Der Gillette Der gn6erne.
Girnbr bis 5lr oiiIiben Stnol9rcti5c;
GarcGs Str1Gc, bon Der Jtoroieite Der Column.
NORTH. Noenle, non Der Sitieiie Der Nupicrs
Strabe bis 3lr Si.ieite oct Srutoa9Ilsgloente
NilfenssMpcnite, bon Der Sitiettc Ger Sutton
g!penne bis ilr alien roeitIiben stdSi9renis;
GalberionsJioab bis sur goroottisiie oer s3't.
WbiIabeipbiu.Roao bon ncr Gillette Ncr gil,
6crnc'Strdbe bis iur bitlihcn Stcetaren5e:
0iicnbs StrGbc. bon oct Race Sirnbe bis jrr
Nnno0er.S trahe;
Gon!un- Sirakc. bon ocr Sairatonnt.9,tRu
bis 8ur Sdrette SiruBe;
Siesanhiwanjigite stra6e. oitiit5 bon Fer
DorfsJtoao.
y. 7. Senoou..
(.u}ar5S, 10, iL2D Stnofz Siiltlliciir.