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FOREIGN COMMERCE.

WASHISGTON. Aug 10. The logic ~ the
familiar argument that other nations will
not buy from vs. n We do not buy from
them would seem 10 h. that an Increase in
our purchases abroad will to followed by
expanded exports. Either the argument
- unsound or the rule a. not infallible.
Imports for the first seven months 81
IN. current calendar year exceeded the
dv"rIg" Tor the same period 81 the five
preceding wears 10y S1i .sjO. 2e5. while
"yportsfur that term fell sS3. sSa 90 below
the average pf the preceding years. Many
It'll cling 10 the argument in spite Of its
ELECTIVE destruction 10y the commercial
history ~ the last twenty-five years.
iNp",- deperd ON the production Of a
surplI. and on the effort made tn market
that surplus rather than on the freedom
ard volume ~ imports.
The commerce Of the leading commercial
nations. Great Britain, the United States,
Germany and France, has devcloTed under
dlver-e and even widely different condi-
tons. In twenty-five years the imports
- Germany haV" Increased iSo per cent.
and exports have increased 1874 per cent,
hut the Increased imports are rather a
result than a cause 81 increased exports
France. less eager and alert for trade
expansion than Germany. has in the same
tIm" increased lie imports q per cent.
and IT. exports ~ peT cent thus reversing
tEe German movement The imports
Of Great Britain show an increase Of 100
per cent. with an NJ per cent, gain in ex-
ports The trade OF tho United States
shows an import increase Of l27 per cent.
and in export increase of 100 per cent
Measured m dollars the exports 81 Great
Britain have Increased approximately
SsnO. 90 on. ~ Germany spOO. 90 ono. Of
France. SEQ OOo nOO. and ~ the United
States 81. go az. GO On the import aide
the increase has been. Great Britain.
81 500. OoN u0n, Germany. 81 200 On. 600;
France. $3.50. 40, 90, United States. ssG
90 GO. II - difficult TO find IN such "A
reCord any support for the theory that
NOR" liberal terms II entry will naturally
and inevitably result in increased es ports.
Unless there ~ a turn in the tide the
foreign commerce 81 the United States
will show for the current year an adj
verse trade balance for the first time since
1898 Their. have been only three such
wears since 1870 Trade balances may or
may not put a nation IN the debtor or
H." creditor group, hut they undoubtedly
have their influence in International
accounting Two years ago the export
excess Tor the first seven months Of the
year amounted 10 81: nO0.noO The aver
age for tho last five wears il 500 ,nOo 0oo.
Tn" exc"ss for the first seven months
Z 1910 ~ 81 $40 ~. Tn" causes Of the
decrease in exports have already been
shown IN these columns The increase
IN imports - being credited TO the benef
, "nt infuanC" Of IN. PAYNE tariff bill by
the supporters ~ that instrument hut II
- noticeable that they 60 no further than
assert ON and the quotation ~ totals and
percentages
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T-.'7 re i'1s-cIH Fcsc1'to71' Eurs
Spm~ years ago me rench NcsderlS AEaTesi
rugr ana medal 20 Mic Ronnr'o,s in'n
won ~ - ~ .eWsrd TO- the success o. 70
81 4cA iOnal wofk among the gypsies MI
Bonncfo's herself Eyrsy. VAS The tadef
the perpa',tic iAir. throughout Paris and "
provinces. TIE Age of II became l'nh'
pO.Dt IN Mic Bonurioiss career. 80 aAi
sudden Nlsiol OF ,Ee good snd the hea3u'-. a.
becan teaching the children of he hsefs 'os,
walkers and shoWmen 20 read and 20 i've nu'
I'VE. She 'alked with the psrents TOO az
NnAry a. NmirnS. on the last day OF ne a.
siN'y 'ugr~ Eyp~iSs 81 an sges came 't'oa q "
Influence 10 make thelr nrs' comm lrlon
Dgrlng the franco pr'ISSiAn War Nile RoaN
''l. transform 81 she little Wheeled 'afs o ~
Ilr NO Ambulance for the WOUNDED -nat'
NJ -n'rr vrarS l-tcr thc Target ~ the ci's "
~ s,ari for = travelling s'hool ''-fehs
Nhcr~Ner TIE fair vcut the sChooihou's 'o.oNe
ant O. zach town this consecrAied vor-'n H'
cred p the gypsy children AMI during no tb''
veek~ ~: he ~o'o9rn ministerial % 'fs.F mehA
and spirit ~ needs and endcayofrI '1 ,'ai' 'a'"
on A ~ ne
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\ RcaCtiOnarN

from an addr".s delivered ." nv"
farmers Il Monroe county a Mauuou
beach hv IN" Hon JAMES W WApS-
WORTH Ir w"'ak" IN" following
don, v,-- Pr, ,,y ~ out loud hu' rhlns e
Dot ~ 7eorr are beginning 10 rroE somewhs'
w., ~ rc.1s dictated TO nv telephone sal ,sle
g.o.rss'' no lest minute
The Hon. jams " W,p>w, ma. lr
l. Al present lIndcr indictment politically
sr,ctkIn-. A. 4 dangerous and lncurable
r"d,tionury. 10 our mlnd this utter
an" confess. guilt and invites sen
i"rce II Of were IRA" that a consider
able body 81 40" CI'll"nS 1t tins State
woe actually trrd of t,l"phon" and
Telegraph d,ia,iuu. wh"r" would be the
,au~, nov rlumrhantly affirmed IN the
headquarters of righteousness
the ruth - that ~" p"nple are
r"' wcar, "f bosses or their Methods
r,rr.nll" clearly thai all assaults upon
old ta.hrurri WAYS and tune honored
customs ~ politics are incidental and
insignificant What ~" penp'" ~ the
~'ti" v"H.ly i''-I" j. nr' an end of
l"--,sm hi "niv hang" of bosses
Iu'.r objection 20 WIRE MAR dates at
eleventh hour = not directed against
tive manner. 70 - "u'Ir"0" aimed NJ the
persons % ~. n'n"r "ri II he WIRE
T. - a pu'v 'ht' = salesman youthful
a. .- a." Hon I,u' " WIpSwORTH.
IT,, u"' Iup~rrnI-,uE IN ability and not
WHOLLY j.Nu.d OF ,nurag', should So
u'r"rl, ur-."ai W." weather signs 50
-rupdh mstah" th" voice ri public
dnwand W, ~ abolish bosses only
10 ,hauE" 'h"m. such Is Tn" right rcso-
lItIun of m" moment ~ believing M"
r..ppl" ar" rrcd ~ bosses of all bosses
Whatsoever speaker W'pSwORIH re-
N"ll- th" sprrt ~ a rea''l"nary indeed.
IN" temper ~ a rebel against recognized
authority and orderly and progressive
government
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CONCORD ENING.
when judge Hear Washed HIs Hands IN
the ParIsr.

L. rHF LpITuR CF 1uI ST.
greA' MANY wears ago when concord ul-
ls-s famous and more interesting. Judg"
Ibeneyrr Rockw ood IIosr and Mr. frank
y SAnborn met ~ a social gathering N n
nei ghhoT's house For long time ir"r-
had been bad feeling hetwe"n the Two.
and all Who were pTesen' Watched ~"
meeting with keanrSi expectation
when he saw MIR Ssnborn Judge Hoar
valked up 80 him hold ou' hi lanl. and
NFh ey tden' "aTu"- mess -BEg"~i 'ua'
me puarr~, bet cen 'h"'u b" ltpIp"i VIZ
Sanborn rook the hand bat responded I,r
o-nIRh' only
Then the lac Judge Hoar at down n
he nearest char. called a servant. de
handed n tas.n. water, soap AMI - ipvr.
When The, were fetched hc secured vtth ar.
and en"rgv the hand that had Ia'e'v 'ouc' cd
Nr Frank u Sanh"n
We don't talk about 'hi- . .b'IClv IN con
cord vet. hu' ws siilI tell - 10 each %. L"r
privately ~ !sas' once year
jUS,"HU. Mass Nugu.fI~ t,st.rp
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Who Wade Him the judge

To INV IDiT"E ~ IN SIS. SU Nr
Roosevelt N h,- statement 20 tho press
issued after the meeting NJ Tho Republican
state commute" on August - sad NV
speech might help n Tho convention nom
inated the right Mud ~ a man on n ,lrau
cut progressive platform. but j. would Irr
n neither the night sind ot man ver.
nominated nor the r,Ch, sind Of platform
adopted
Arc Wr 10 infer that on'v man chosen
hy orr only h',ng rh-p President ,an b"
right and that only n platform inspired
b. tho great hunter can he right
what righ' hes Mr. Roosevelt 20 'utirunt"
that the convention. ~" delegate to which
have not yet been ,ho-"n. vii not ohoo-"
tn. rghi KIND Of man nud adopt 't'"
ugh: kind % platform hrc tie poo
T,l- To - permitted to -ry What men aud
principles are rghi. ct must ~ b.. loft 10
Roosevelt. IiAN~tID
NtFwI,U. AugU~r -
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S"rNia and Her RegIrIhes.

~"rya ha, IJI.t been for IDLY reminded
Nv the withdrawal Of SIR j. BEFTHoAi
WHITEHEAD. British Minister Plempo-
Tertiary AZ Belgrade. that she is still
upon her good behavior. The Servian
Government papers said that the Brit
ISL Minister'S departure was called for
hvpcrSonal and family reasons and that
~ successor would he soon appointed.
50 successor has. however been ap-
pointed. The Prada gives what has
been found To be the real reason for the
withdrawal The British Minister pro
tested against the selection Of Colonel
GoNKovTTCH, one Of the most promi-
nent members 81 the conspiracy for the
assassination Of King ALEXANDER and
Queen DRAGA, for the post Of Minister
81 War because il was contrary to the
agreement which reestablished diplo-
matte relations between Scrvia and
Great Britain.
At the time Of the extinction OF the
Obrenovitch dynasty all the Powers
withdrew their representatives. and re-
suned diplomatic relations only upon
the understanding that none NJ the regi-
.Id"s should hold office. Although King
PETFR made a pretence Of enforcing this
agreement, several members Of the con
Ep,raCv remained active in governmental
affairs. Among tho most object ionable
was colonel MAscHIS. brother-in-law 81
Queen DRAGA and one Of the band ot
officers who forced their wav into the
ialace and took par in the actual muir
pe- oi the Queen Protests were made
'1:ly this year against his appointment
10 the command Of one Of the divisions
81 m" army, but his death in April put
an end 10 diplomatic discussion Of the
odse II was the decree signed by King
PrTFR in Nav. 1000, retiring MAsCHIN.
together with POPEvITCH and Mis-
HIICF. that led 20 the recstab ishrnent Of
diplomatic relations with Great Britain
and the appointment 81 Sir ! BFETHOM
WHITEHEAD a. Minister. " WA dis
',yered. however, after the Minister
had arrived al Belgrade that while thnae
fic"rs had been retired they were 20
r"""ive pensions amounting 10 double
their pay when IN active service. Col
'""l GoYKovI1CH. although one ~ the
LADDERS IN tho conspiracy, - said not To
have been IN the palar" az the tune of
90" ASA -sinations lie was comman-
daut 81 the second army district until
D." was gwen tho portfolio 81 War.
IN" anti-r"Gic.do press has been espe-
'Il'v severe upon the Government on
a.,"u"' oi the break with Great Britain
Iu" NGr"f1y Lisi said
NNa' hr'~ YOU done miserable vcndsrs
- no" ranrr h"~s lss-r-s'-' = not ne tn
- .- 'EtN 'rr~ch plain crpaga' fnrIsn {
N.. rH' 'nra 90 no r-Vi~'f~s ~h~ lnath-, The,
30 ror"s' p IN 10 - -our- f-ttDYEoytr, Of,
low. --f a. zoos" Eho r.' rIrr IN hi, pt...,,
! ace nat >.- Irv.ru ,.r,Y hasa r.,r ,,,,,..
a rim lie . J.nesA ne Ins IN uls 80.
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- Nlr. roxowoErH WA elevated and

- Mr. LoNGwoRTH VIA elevated and
TRANSPORTED
The genuine aftc,tlun began th"rr
and then. No. doIh' jut = nav 'l,e
~ur or'rl some luultrm~Rt ~ MAJ, h ~
thi, wear when 10" speaker ir"w -
rcn"ii through ~" nam" 1T Ecpy"."r-
'Itive IoNCwoErH. Nhuch dpyarrcd on
. - Of members prppos'sl t"r tn" NV
committee on Hul,'S NJ lNN,CN VA!
u"uri that ms d"1r iu"ud Wd~ urgently
irr. "a cru. i,m 81 lu" Speakers eyer
c,sr oi rrs a'tE"rrtl. amt ,l'. t,NNoN
remembering the tr,uIr'd promotion
t. ia" Wats anI Means irWU,'t""
;urn,Sl STONY tao" - the iurr r"r "l'-
,atiuu ant 'rI -rgurrm"ur 80. Mr
luNGwuEIE
W IN" can hr u,r-tiiNr tpH' ihr ptL-
mlttse On Rul", dId not lu-, IN" SERVICES
uf an expert pariamcutarian when Mr..
CANNON ~'Hu IN" door of opportunity
on representative I.u>GwOEIH. bat ~
least It may -" pleaded for Nj CANNON
that h" vlcu,ri - human umuu!sr.
How much Of the "GcnGIn" affection
the speaker lost NV gra'l',IuS tins mn
pulse would be a nIc" ca, uiAtInn hut u
seems that enough of the nfr, tiun was
left 10 tempt Mr. I.ONGwORTH Ia en-
phasiZe y when he announced that he
and Nr CANNoN had come p" the part
IuS - the way,
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70 Nv FpIToR ~ The SrN-~'' 10 :
hoped ma, lanes Whltoonh Wle' g.. '',o
soon aud completely Many thoHs'ra' i -
admirers 80 'hinE and ir'is'
Leaving aside the question Who "
W. might SAY Inst riley In creating Nrf~s ~
N, diversion %, the human race hss done -of'
20 push an hs Oft times down IN ne 'o'"
brethren 'rsu a whole regimen. % SOTO IS
exports -.
We wan' him with - once more ~ 60 -.
verse las 'aken \ hold on our very se.''. ~
atrr~ has hccn enriched by erHs'or' ''o."
neu wnst nsn on the face - ne 'A' 10 -,
'niukS IN English has rot enjoyed I.''
crrs'.rc mad better huntup = DO, tor '---- 80 AN-
there's sn-ne'r ~ the matter with 'sr g'0.
Tn WrpNy NIrrs' ~ irrU' .NA'
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Northern Nr~ Jersey having been oI..v b.
asiaied Nv mosquitoes Icrop 81 ipiO,.
south New Jersey - beng eaten out Of
house and home by muliitud"s ~ deer
From Nav Landing cores this harrow
ing story
ScarrCToas have he' N placed 10 tEsLrIdg End
kong st;"rmcr, 81 bite ard co'ore rag, Strrtcne,
from fence 70 frnr~. while ~ night the farmer.
hang lighted bn'cr1s In their rardrns IN spi'S
q TIL, ,cE~tabss are destroyed So'ur farrrr r
have t..-d 10 Keep III" animal, from their farm,
by throwing waste vegetable n the woods hu,
this only seemed 10 whst tbrr appcuts
Another cause ~ high prices daer are
dsyounnR vegetables intended for the
ultimate cOnsurne-s table n ~ had for
the rest ~ VS. hut malignant fate !.
always dogging tho farmer.
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O.. ~ u'fur ~ Tm SIS .,V read such
o ... nri .rar interview m this morning :
.lN -t'E .g Miss 'oun," Brandt. = aeUshtful
1....' That . beg tp lu.ur.c urr advice
If .- lN' GHf. - those thai really know 10 warn
% o xr.- Huf "ut Fo.ug men singer, sEalnst the
f'.,,. ul ,craIHC in.IrI,ton In Paris aud ~
r#r..In: iuT one moment 'hat o. can ur sr
.rur. ru-tri ,hSsuly
Better instruction can uc obtained here sspe
..r.. fur r"y.ru"Ts. and = career j. a possibility,
'I'frH-Iu .ar,r 10 ls one rEaurr In = thousand
anu ra,r uuN ub path best ID be- Z, oiurd
Nv t"'I. \Hs Is g. IFEtUINI
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The Ires ~ Esperanto in Sport - a
subject for Pm e-say overlooked or disre.
Rarded az the Esperanto international
Congress IN Washington Yet a. facility
in sports ~ worldW Idle and certa in sports
are cosmopolitan IN their cli~ntage ~
would he An advantage 70 possess an
interchangeable language az 'ha service
Z ~ athletes and other sportsmen HCBFR!
LATHAM. who has occasion 10 employ
armen Of different nationalu ,a- - p
believer in Esperanto and in France he
conducts class in the universal lang
for his aides
/, may test tho hexibli,y 81 the world
tongue 20 express with vIv.dness the
idioms ~ sport n would he easier FOR
VI LATHAu 10 aNpld IN his disappo intrnent
that BIfEIOr had foresialled him In a
figh' across tho Channel and MoIsssST
in tho mir journey from Paris ~ London
for nstanD" than for him TO tell Ia Fspe-
ranto that "a baseball CROW u vent up IN
the AR 80 suuavk against the umpire
There might he difficulties too IN con
ewing III. famous Amazoninn command
u the prils ring. Punch him IN the Stats
Ron Thor. has BEEN no difficulty. how
ever. IA forming an International Vo~abu-
aTv for golf ~ recent ga herring of
Fsp.ranti,i- ~ ~. Andrews such list ~
~orda and phrases came into being as a re-
taxation during the intervals Of play. Coli
Il -gnuio.- bail -pilko.- 'ea -forpslejo.
and - tees tho bah -konusu In pilkOn'
Keep your eye on tho ball - given as
'FIh-e "kuu la pIlson.- and the familiar
Well played has the equivalent Of
Bon" frapiia' ''oi' Hiusiynisd. a British
Journal regards ths vocabulary az ~
sufficient interest 10 be reprinted in full.
What has been done regarding the terms
% 'he links indicates that the tSp"rantists
may prepare an International language
while
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ned M.LlnE tn sprinsn,ld

10 80 'uIr"R ~ THI SrN ~ To- =,
Yesterday one 81 8 our readers hssr' Wy a.
hey make bcds W. ia Springfield h.s.'' -, :,
foot than ~ the head IhA' q e''"' -
arsWrr Whs 8, springfield ..,.
So. see 3D.. Vast ~ the country = w -,
ma-arr a. baked perr, r"dGsh balls anl -
nuts, aUd ., tho .rci are luria'.' h"''
hear t require Trgc bOd, 'sr. 20 st'''l -
With blooi lirucc ~conom, in ou--s - o.
under 'his =, stem ~ b-d na1ius' i'' '''
know that New England Is frugal.
GTuRGT r'''tsh
SruIssTittp Mas. August -.
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VITA has been accomplished unurr
Ndvor GNNHuE y direction ior he pre-
vcntIon ot thievery by ina,,urat scales
and short measures ~ of too grcaI ~ar'c
and importance 10 have II imperI,l"d nv
ridiculous applications nf he new u,iI-
nance Oi thus there is more than a
threat ~ pres''' We Il" not refer tn
IN" proposed sale IT eggs by weight
which is thoroughly practicable. though
not bv any means essential, hut To the
I INVASION 81 other fields bv IN" agents Of
/ the ,ttv
, The excursion of the (ommI-slon"r
80 Weights and Measures 80 Cnn"v Is
and and his descent ou ~" weighing
machine men of that lively resort *
Of the kind Of Investigations thai not
only can produce no gooG effect but =
likely actually 10 do harm by bringing
his authority into disrrpuin As m"d-
dlc<ome and oflcious Tho weighing
machine men offer to G,l"~> within a GER
tain number II pounds IN" weigh " any
individual Their estimate haS ng been
given their customer IL weighed on
their scales and II the weighing ma
chine man = figures are wrong NJ" Gus
toner paws nothing II the weighing
machine mans scales show that tho
proprietor guess was accurate tho rus
toner paws II ga difficult ~ SOC whercn
the use Of accurate or mae Irate ~ ales m
carving ou' such diversion - Of the
slightest consequence ~ rho public health
or morals Tn" whole thing - a lark
INDUCED IN hv holiday makers WITHOUT
serious intent II fraud IL committed
~ Is of tho same kind that marks IN"
peep show booth. which. promising n
rare sight 10 the visitor. cola, sos a. N"
leans against - SIDE, lcay nG hun ~ 4
grotcsgue pos,'iun ~ increase tie T"rri-
u.cnt of m" onlork"rs
II was once. and probably still -. m"
habit Of frankfurtcr vendors a. Conev
Island md other resorts - It's l. nd 10
attract attention tn their wares hv
bawling \ pound 81 meat m loaf
Of bread for n nickel Does tho Corr
MISSIONER of Weights and Measures be-
lleve that his duty compels hun 20 cdr
thus pOe'iCal evaggPTatlOn and require
IN" statesmen 70 make accurate desCrip-
ton Of the commodity they sell, To do
- - as necessary n 10 prosecute the
weighing machinc mon for the tricks Of
their trade
The application 81 the ordinance 70
the serious Affairs nj M" is cminentlv
proper and lnudable. but the crusade
for honest weights and measures will
suffer in every detail II ~ ~ mad" the
vehicle for pcstenng trivial persons
engaged in the high calling of making
people laugh and grow fat
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o. fUt 'rtTrE 90 TW SrA go. W. ra,r
r,r,i th" Dawes. t-ipp-d tho Ouak~rs scAIped
'ie i.sI. ~rH'tci th' pirat,,. itrrncrt the ,sr
1Iur', ant overcome tho Supcrhs~ Noa n We
un's D,Er trc ,uh out ,hArtr nf WING the rag
"u the remnant pnlr ~ tho Tolo Grounds n~Ii
s.'-"u "onid h" gfratsr 'hsn !tis 81 present
NEW OKE August H. YAH.
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TnrHE IuIr"g uF Tm SIS rtr. '.I, age.
win A~>sr, uhy - Martin 100 pasy> Srs
about wearing l~IloW ,io~, 100 winter yellow
, 1o~s In SO inter arc ~ rcprrbcnslb, - Wearing
fIitng brecrhs- In ballroom Or v hits rAnnri
trou-cr> 10 .nowstorr or girl- ic~ors ing ir,Ir
hair With = large pl"rr ~ strisinr colorcd ribhnn
snd = h1sr how Ne s'Es ora rsuunov ~ dangling
over one sight whi'h had ne rrgr-t Co
witness list SundsS sur noon lna Uroo.Iyn pArs
hANHAITAS, AugIStib MATg
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4 HumoTI., 90 ~. Tsnnie''.

F-.l7 an ar'i,iS ~ Jor Cons ~ ~ '''' o.
him m. funniest hing ever said Was
mn. can , Icrd you . dollar unle~, oan 81
aud borrow ono .. az
Iuunr,t ming I ever wrote sn1 s'' -
~. Itn.r.AquatraIn for THt SIS ~ i..'
Ioonshest thing ever see
~ home or anywhers
Isar,Ister stAndin on one az
when be heI Cos . paAr'
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An Early FataIla,

Ndsm grew philorophlc.
nj hadn't been the devti woild have been
nris = - he cried.
thus 30 80 how carly lnsurgsacT bsgAa-
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To IHt FptrpH ~ THT SUN -i-. when vtI
Tsriarn ,tsTt for thr APPS TaE,s,oNtaS
NV NOUE. Nugust -
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s-s.,ript,oa, ~ nam Postpaid.

AHb-'Tipti"As ~ wan f""tpa"
TAI't. Yer "pu'h 80 SO
TAlLN Ter ic'r q"
SUNDAY. rrr : -. 90
pNlIN ANa 81 NpNN Yer Nr'- ga
DAILY AND SUNDAY Pc Month 20
Tu,'ss. .o furr IN ou.nu r. 80 ."d
SO che,as money ORDER, =. 'n n~ mate ray
sf|t - Iut
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-21

with the provisions " this ordinance Tor
the purposes aforesaid the following DIES.
crih'd lots aud land, situated 600 Cuni,iIr
f 'ity. summit COUNTY, Utah. iu.VIft
Fronting Four uuI UH,.HpIf foot rn,u.
m,u'. Tn. uurfH,.'y II, tu.uf iut H u.
bo.s .H. 900, uurth..E I,i ..Iu0 Iuf tuf
hl''n .,.H. OF lu'I HHuH. ....u.u u..I.
hrI.s BOO f.... I., ..H...... 1908 n.t uf
si'i lH'l UuHi.- uu.ff u.I south. HI 90.
Dot. uuI lrwH.u. .I.f n.I u... I..Hu
."." '..t nuI tH. Hu.f|.... I.,I .,tut.uII
Iu' RUNNING NORTH U.I south. 600 boo l.Y..
IlN. .Iu. Iuta mu.I"r .M.H nud .uuIl.
h.iU. "H i".t uuU iU. .nufl,IIt #I.. f.,.uf
l't o. RUNNING north and south. 900 Boo
Block 600.
Fronting SiN fuut pny,mrnt.-Au uf lot
90 u'ueh ,N running uorthnrI south. I,ue
t' foot thD uurlhcriy GU fr,t OF Lot O..
nul 600 ~ tots running north aud south.
byiug a7i foot aud ull situated iu Hook 20 .
I tH' westerly 800 feet uf thr north ouo.hnlf
uf lluvk 90. n'l uf lots urds running ,nst
uri west n.iHg foot mud nII OF Lots 0
nud running north nui suuih n,tus u5 8
. feet. nud nll situated foe Block ~. nli of tot
0 OF lluvk $40 running onst and west aud
/ being l'I feet, OH NJ lots aud " block
. i", running north nnd south nud being iId
t,ct thcuorthcrly gli ~ fcrt ofthc west ON,
| half NJ nluck iio, nll NJ Lots q aud Of Block
| i2i, running north aud south aud being slS
| feet nil uf Lot " Bluck Us. running north
aud south aud being 80 feet.
/ Fronting Eleven foot pnyomcnt,-Th
south 2la I; feet NJ the cn.t one. hnlfuf BLOCK
20. That part uf lot ~ Block ~. h,giuninl
ut point J feet y gid,grvc. ~ minutes W
~ the southwest corner ~ said Lot 2. and
following snid course north Tor u dtstnnc,
of in v feet; also that part oft.ot % " said
lluck NJ. beginning ut % point 800 feet y
- degrees ~ minute, ". VI the snuth.wosI
corner ~ Lot 2 Of said Bloct N. aud follow
ins snid course north Tor distance " ili A
feet.
Al the aforesaid descriptions nro accord
Ing to Plat ~" Of said Coniyiiic CITY. mn,
the said assessment herein levied \ to Ia
ciudc al lots nnd lands IN tuvtna nistric
No lying between the line VI tho street
fronting upon the above described pruport.
and line drawn PARALLEL thereto an
) through the cOntrv Of the blocEs ahuttiu
upon .nid streets,
SIC. n This tnN shall become due nm
NJ delinquent ln four qunrlcr-yonrly n
''nlimruts ~ follows io-wit, onc.fouri
thereof shall become due without intorc.
In three month, after the approval ~ thi
ordinance. one fourth thereof shall bcrom
due with Interest Mt tho rate " seven pc
cent per aunum IN six months after the ~
prevail NJ this ordinance. one. forth thrruo
shall become due with intorUst ~ the rat
u seven per cent pcrnnuum M nine month
after the approval of this ordinance; on,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1910-10-21
HENEFER NEWS.

HENEFER, oct, ls-A wedding
dance will be given here on the 2lst
by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rheims.
only three from here attended
Auxiliary at Wanship on the 18th,
Bishop NJ. +. Harris attended the
Religion class convention at Park
City on the 10Th.
At a caucus held here ON the 18th
the following named gentlemen
were elected to attend the Republic
can convention to be held ut Conl-
willie on the goth: Il, a. Jones, War
wick Foster aud VIM. o. stevens.
Ithas been showery here for more
than week and the ground Is In
line condition for fall blowing.
\ number Of our young nimrods
were out for the opening Of the deer
season. Not any reported killed,