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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
THE SANDRlDGE

Has been demonstrated one OF the 'os. d 70 The otb
i @ -, +ate II IS being covered from one emo 10 m n
~ e. vineyards and orchards of peach pear auu
W.T." WIZ 80 Small fruits of every kind are soMa
ga az IS not PLANTED to fruit growing crops OIL a gram
and vegetables 4oo, onongh notatos
poon the rows of young fruit trees enough tD5" %;
tomotoes and beets in many cases peins w -
- more than cover the first cost or the ianu , =,
po,so of the location and character OF te st ~ ~ - @
49, fa from killing fross is two weeks carrier - ~ 't"e
and two weeks later in the tall -. oJc Io,
" ~ to1,e vour choice soils, including sanoS % i9"m
ll,, coil with north and west slope or a ueep oiacS
:, % ttt viii GROW ANYTHING, with or without wv
@ s e trnoe 70 any kind of vegetable you eau H''on
w. 'a is no alLali in this soil and never Will De
yo can buv five ten acres fac'hg % Oh mn @
.I ,orr choice of the unsold tracts at ONh loi'DnD
no1TAPs PER ACRE. The terms proVioe ul1I 80 su pas
ton ner cent of the purchase prace ana at ON Tor.I
.;on of the land The balance you pay III - 49,, ~
GENT ANNUAL PAYMENTS with per cent 'nereS'' i"e
present owner pays this years taxes
1f Won desire at any time to pay cash ln aaY % w w
=. ~ w AZ Won will be allowed a discount equal 10 per
HERE is YOUR CHANCE
IT. h share in the future growth of the orchard ana rn
dStry Of Weber county You can live on this ianu ana
rL IN OGDEN or YOU have your nome III the GU! ""
made daily trips to your land W., c;,,
Tbis whole tract lies under the Davis Weber CouncS
i rs f tho finest and most satisfactory water supply ID
and is surrounded all sides by fields ana orcnaro'
watered from that canal Better see uS en' ' "
one of these tracts for you
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
FLAMES DESTROY
BARTON RESIDENCE

Salt Lake, Oct. 25.-Fire at 2:4O
o'clock this morning destroyed the
home of Mrs. Georgina C. Barton 4lo
North Main street and carpet~clean-
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
n fails to cure. e. w. GROVES sig
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
FOR PEACE CELEBRATION.

New York. Oct 25-The Peace So
ciety of New York win appoint a ma
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25

esmberoer Brothers Visit osos| N,
Sid Bamberger, vice president LII
Bamberger electric line. and MS g
er Julian were in Ogden yesteloN'.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25

Women whS uSe bIotneI IIUIIu 0EV
so common with eXpectant mothors.
Gates every muscle, nerve and tendon
physical comfort. II aids nature by
fectly prepares the system for tho
coming of baby. Mothers Friend
assures a quick and natural recovery
for every woman who uses It. 1t IS
for salo at drug stores. Write for
free book for cxpectant mothers.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
Atlanta, Ga,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
COAST LEAGUE

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 24.-seeo3d
onoa- r. II. e..
S5a.,Iond .3 10 l
San FRANCISCO -s.,..s's-.-'e ~
atteries-Seaton and Fisher; NH
Ter and Breyer-
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25
Bargains in Small Tracts of Orchard and
NEAR OGDEf@ CITY

to t%se %Sa a~mer ~ ns
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-25

Tho dotroc
nc ~ p q Railroads The former has a suetfaoA on
- ana - I u M fro;eht cars can be loaded OF unoaueo
The Bambeger Road from ogde@ en- minutes oE s walk K'
has station of l2 hours This service begins
where ears s'oP az tnues until midnight Fare into town 10
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24
SPORT SPICE
- B Y C. A S S ~
B Y
C. A S S
HOW CAN SUCH VIRTUE BE.

The police authorities stopped boxing smoker last
Nick Warner Armory
haymakng
the mtts Smiling Nick cambered the and arrested
ness the
The stopped professionalism
knowledge of the not
tent all amateur clubs professionals.
The stopped last night because
Side Athletic club The East Side with Of
cs and board of directors charter been applied for and
the club will be Incorporated within few Jack Keans
boxing and and such arranged the
Yet the authorities without making particular investigation
fights swchmens
stepped in and stopped smoker because they believed
Believing that they within their rights
tiles The latter waiting until several hundred dollars had been
pended the
with the usual police display and the
The will threshed
lost through police interference.
BAT NELSON, THE INDoMITARLE.
Battling gamest step
ped within circle probably
ing Tuesday afternoon the hands of Wolgas that has been
Although broken body many
able spirit Nelson broken
few hours of the time he left the lightweight
which to win back his title
his hitting ability but because of Wonderful
reserve force wealth of vitality which responded to his
Nelson's great Tuesday but the
force He waited in vain for the old familiar feeling of
wanting the thirtyninth expected
SMITH he snes to @ H h no0f ms mead
stopped the oeth round Nelson's spirit remained unbroken
Johnny Thompson probably
short time. The winner of this affair take wh Adoph
Wolgas the champion Nelson confident that he will hold
the title second time
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24
POLICE STOP EAST
= SIDE CLUB SMOKER

GAS far as the amateur standing
of our men is concerned, we are
willing to compare it with s. A. A..
G. boxers and wrestlers at any
time, and, believe me, the COM
parisOn won't hurt u.s." ..-
Ralph Frary, vice president of
the club, declared that the police
interference was an outrage and
that the matter will be fought out
to the bitter end, with complete
exposure of local amateurism re-
sulting. go.
w. G. Donovan, attorney for the
club, stated last night that the
matter will be fought out in the
courts and the standing of the
Eastsides club fully established.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24
BY TIP WRIGHT.

If there Is one expression detest
above all others It is the II told
you So of some fellow whose
brains grow too near his hair when
something he has predicted comes
true.
Nevertheless I am greatly fiat
tered to know that Clarke Griffith,
manager of the Cincinnati National
league team, saw my story and has
seen fit to adopt that little plan I
suggested short time ago to help
pitchers get control.
You'll remember I mentioned that
Christy Mathewson credited his
wonderful control to throwing at a
mark and suggested that less fam
Gus performers might we'll profit by
the bunch.
Also I offered as suggestion, q
target for the pitchers to throw at,
with a return runway for balls. The
thing was simple and the more
thought / gave it the less under
stood why some manager had not
figured 1t out ere this.
Well, here comes "The Fox" as
ball players are wont to call Grit
fifth, with an announcement that he
has let a contract for the building
Of targets and an arrangement for
the return of the balls, at the Hot
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24

The international tournament of
the Eastside Athletic club ended in
the first round of a 40 round series
OF bouts scheduled for the armory
last night, Sergeant Nick Warner
arresting Cyclone" Prague and
Billy Thompson after the lads had
barely started on their four round
set-tO.
Warner and his squad had little
idea of why the arrests were made,
but 1t was learned yesterday aft
ernOOn that the smoker would be
stopped because Jack Kearns, the
boxing instructor and matchmaker
Of the club, is in bad odor with the
police, and that the authorities be-
lieved that he and several others
were to receive the proceeds from
the entertainment.
The news was bruited about
town yesterday afternoon that the
smoker would not be pulled off,
and only few hundred gathered
to- witness the "doings." After
Holding the crowd for more than
an hour after the time set for the
opening of the fistic affair." the
1875 Founders decided to go on to
make a test case of the affair.
The lads entered the ring at $3.50
o'clock, President Joe Reager Of
the Eastside club acting as second,
timekeeper and referee for the
bout No sooner had the boys COM
menced TO warm up than Warner
climbed through the ropes, stopped
the mill and took the lads to jail
Thompson was released on his own
recognizance owing to his youth,
while Prague was later released on
$50 bail.
BLAME s. A. A. c.
Fully nine-tenths of the fans
gathered in the hall were Of the
opinion that the s. A. A. c. had
pulled the wires to stop the fight
in order to eliminate amateur COM
petition Mayor Pratt stated yes
terday afternoon that no one had
approached him from the s. A. A.
c.. and that the matter was en-
tirely in the hands of the police,
who were instructed to see that the
laws were enforced.
President Joe Reager spoke in
dignantly of the police interior
ence. Eve are an amateur club
and our card was composed of
amateurs" he declared last night.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24
JACK GLEASON WORKING
MORE PRESS AGENT STUFF

Jack desired it understood that
he had a say in the matter and
that the firm of Richard & Gleason
might yet see fit to go to some
arena in the vicinity of San Fran
cisco that is already in existence
rather than spend several thousand
dollars in building an arena here.
Gleason expressed confidence,
however, that he and Richard could
reach an agreement and that prob
ably there would be no further
trouble when plans were to be con-
sidered.
"Every line Is a live proposition"
applies directly to The Press Want
Ads.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24

Will Vancouver be a member of
the p. N. A. next year?
That is a question which Is be-
ginning to worry the P. N. A. Off
Gals, for, with an agreement with
the Canadian amateur union, one
Of the probabilities for 1911, 1t is
expected that the Canadians will
demand the Vancouver territory as
part of their possessions.
While we are saying little about
the matter I am fearful lest we
lose Vancouver next year." de-
clared T. Morris Dunno, secretary
of the p. N. A., at Portland, a short
time ago.
Vancouver rightfully belongs to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24
FACULTY TO PLAY
REGULARS

The South Central Faculty five
will play the Regulars at 3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon as the prelim-
mary to the session between the
Standpoint and South Central girls.
The first game between the Fac
ulty and the Regulars resulted in a
victory for the youngsters, but Van
Cook declares that his pedagogues
are going to give the school five
a run for their money tomorrow.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24
by United Press Leased Wire)

| Wy OHitcU TTSSS ESdScO WtTcJ
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. "a
While Jack Gleason and Tex Rick.
ard were planning to meet this
afternoon to discuss matters relat-
ing to the Jeffries-Johnson fight,
the fans had plenty to do in dis
cussing rumors of war and subse-
quent reconciliation between the
promoters.
Gleason heretofore has been
holding out for San Francisco as
the scene Of the great heavyweight
battle. When Tex Richard, after
conference with Supervisor Her
get of the police committee, an
nounced that San Francisco would
get the mill. Gleason Immediately
became dubious.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24
ALL THAT'S WORTH WINE
AND NOTHING THAT ISN'T
IS P. n. A, TO LOSE
VANCOUVER CLUB?

/ the Canadian union. and we could
not make much of . fight against
the withdrawal Of the v. A. q.
from the p. N. A. and its annexa-
ton to the Canadian association. !"
Already the p. N. A. officials are
working for another strong club
to take the place Of Vancouver.
with several Portland and Seattle
clubs bidding for. place on the
interclub boxing and wrestling
schedule.
There has been no agreement
with the Canadian union for the
past few years, which accounts for
Vancouver membership In the
p N. A..
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24
FOXY GRLFF ADOPTS
TIP WRICHT'S SCHEME

Springs training camp of the Reds.
that his pitchers may try out the
scheme.
Much obliged, Mr.. Griffith, and /
hope the thing works 80 well that
the Red-leg pitchers will all be
able to shoot the ball through q
knot hole without half trying.
And II it does work advantage
ously, I'm not going to yelp. Il told
you So but I think I'll be entitled
to q quiet smile.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24

OUR great bargain offer continues until o'clock Saturday night
~ Although there has been of customers
stock of fumed mission still
designs of conceivable article for living library din
wide calculated Prices
have been sased before make for spring ship
ments from the Fumed mission style best looks
incest Buy and Pay part and We'll store goods
for future delivery.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24
PHIL COONEY TO
STAY in EAST

Phil Cooney, the clever infield-
err who was much sought after by
Joe Cohn early in the winter, will
not play on the coast this season.
his agreement with Cleveland be-
ing that he shall not be sent to
the coast this year.
Cohn received telegram from
Cleveland to this effect last night.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24
S. A. A.C. TEAM IS
DUE HERE TODAY

Owing to the storms and wash
outs between this city and Seattle,
the S. A. A. C. inter-club team is
not expected home until tonight.
Word was received at the home of
Cisco Bullivant last night that the
party had not yet started for home,
but that they would probably leave
the Sound city today.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24
Easy Chairs

% soft cushioned chairs plentiful among
- ed oak bargains
Chair ns................. 91l.76
$50 Rocker leather cushions. 42O.I6
500 Chair 914.26
$50 Rocker Arm Chair big leather cushions 44126
$450 Rocker, leather cushions. 43156
$25 90 Chair leather cushions .91726
$45 90 Arm Chair leather cushions $3.50
$500 Rocker, leather cushions .$1076
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24
Don't Overlook These

Reg. Price. Sale Price.
$3.50 Smokers Table. .$12.75
$3.50 Umbrella Rack. .94.95
$3.50 Stand Table. .$2.75
$3.50 Jardiniere Stand. 81 80
$3.50 Roman Seat. ...... 81. so
$4,000 Nest of Tables. 1855
$3.50 Waste Basket. ....... 30. SO
$500 Clock ..............$ 27.75
$500 Leg Rest ........... 1925
$14.0O Book Rack. .91O.05
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24

The Indian chieftain is not lament
ing his failure to land CoOney, as
he states that his infield will be
the best in the league and that the
former weakness has disappeared
with the signing of Pendry.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-24
TERWAY TO MEET
ALL Corners

Peter Terway, the champion
long distance runner of the Inland
Empire, has issued challenge to
meet all corners over any course
from five miles to the full mara
thOn, rs miles 1856 yards.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-04
Die .@nnlmiiiipn @pnernn

Die u%Gonlnilipn Wpnernmellt
2eagrte" belt am 9ienitag abeno III
ser 8eetbopen=&aGe cine ollberor-
oentli6 gut beiudte g%eriammlul1a
ab, IN ser GROCER gntbuIiasmus
berrl6te. s. q. @oetb fiibrte beE
Goriib. 9ie Mapors 9opis BON Dol-
las, Siiber BON @alpelton uno Slice
BON Sou1ton paren Die Sauptreo=
rer. Sbre Geoen paren iporen bpll=
fomulen iadlid gebolten urto tuur-
Sen nit groBem 9eifall auIsenorie
men. Gum Sdlltb mllrben ben
Sbeooore Sarris mebrere 9eldluiIe
eingebra6t ullo bon Ser @eriamln.
lung o|neenommen. S1 bielen ge-
Idliiiien miro oie Nlrt uto @eiie,
mie Ser MaDor unb Ser Staotrat
Sic getitionen Ser rGon1miiiion
Government 2eagre" %aufgenommen
baben, getaoelt uno oas grefutipfo,
mite beauftraet, bic notieen gorfeb-
runeen sn treffen oaB Die gep5l-
ferurta BON San @ntonio ii6 iobalo
mie m0gli6 iber Die &ommiIiions-
frage 1llBern tonne.
= Ser Mopor bat &ooiepeft Ste
ginlooung oes Staotrats, Gan Sir.
tonic mqbreno ser Sibuns bes
Grams Miiiiiiippf GonereB 5u beln-
9en, iiberlanbt.
Ser u&eceiper" Ser Bonbs
0ational 8a1f 1T Der @niidt, Die
ganf tperoe SO Gents am Collar be=
5ablen fonnen.
Sn Dem pbotograpbiiden @te-
lier BON 6. Saba an ser Mlomo
Bla5a, ipurbe 9ienltag 11aGt einge,
bro6en. Die 9iebe ltablen id.nmtli-
DIE pbotograpbil6en 2inien Bis aui
cine, Die in einem abietts itebenoen
Mpparot itedte. Die gcltoDlenert
2inien baben Elm @ert BON mebr uls
tau1eno Dollars.
= Sci elmer %algemeinen Gferoe-
9urdfrerllerei unb @agelr : So
rambolaee ONT Main Ctr. Depot ser
gitp 8ral1erei muroen 9ermann
@ruesner uno Mar Siepert, 8eioe
in Ser gitp 8raueret als Subrlellte
aneeitel1t, berlebt. &u9 muroen
mebrere @agen bei6a0igt uno spo(i
&iiten Slai6enbier murben 5erbro-
6en.
- 8ir batten bos 8ersniiger,
uniern alten Sreun0, Serrn S. S..
9oebbIer aus Srie0riMsbnr9
mieoer einn1al in unierer Office BE-
9riiBen 81 fo1nen.
- 9ie 8ono=Gee6 9arolDare 60.
hot I'M einen Charter nadaeludt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-04
Sierfaier aus aluminium.

Nabbem iib bel Ser iesigen
Sdneaproollftion, Die bisberiae Ser
menbung bon Sol5bottiden unb 60
gerfaliern aus Sol5 fir Die @abrl1sg
reip. 2agerung BON 8ier als yunra-
tionell" ermieien bat, iino Die meilten
groBeren 8rauereibetriebe gu 8erilt4
9e1t nit emaiQirten 5tablgefdben
iibergegangen. Wenn sic Neriu6e
ebenfaas nibt iiberaa beiriebigten.
10 miro oas auf Sen llmltollo 5uriif-
fiibren bob bas Mbipringen BON
gmailitiiden, insbeionoere ali ben
ein5elnen Stablrineenk in mandell
6alen 81 8eoenfen Geranlaliung ge-
geben bat. MnlaBli6 Ser Yrauerei-
Iusitellung in Miinden I'm Septem-
Der 1909 mlroe nun cine 3u9l ar-
toeen eeidmeiBter @luminirnfdiler
uno 9otti6e ~al1sgeiteat, Die BEN Sc
peis erbrahtenz oaB mad ben neue=
item Wetbooen Der alto9enen Ilulni-
nillmi6meiBung Die @eritelu1g BON
nabtloien @efdBen in beliebieer Gro
BE url5peifelbaft moglid %setporOen
lit; Die Seriteaungsfoiten aus Mlll-
mi1tium iino nidt bobere ais flir
emoiQierte StablgefaBe. Die aftien=
geieal6aft fir %autoeene @luniniuai-
ihmeiBllna IN 3iirid lit oesbalb BON
peri6ieoenen i6mei5eriiden @raue-
reien nit ser Mnsfiibrung bon Ne=
itelungen BON Mluminium-2aeerfai=
fern nno @0rbottihen betraitt nor
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-04
0rfemttem es at.
San Imtunip bengt iid) benz ltnab-
anoerlidJeR. &iele Sirscr be-
Seagen eS.

Mrs. 90. g.. Greemart, 434, 9iio,
Greia Ctr, Son 4rtonio, Segos,
ia9t: Set einem Sabre eebrall6e
id 0oon's Nieren 8iaen ullo erfreue
mid elmer guten @%eiunobeit. Sd ia
be oas Mittel idon pielen onoer.l
Seuten %empfoblen. Sd erreuere nit
gergniigen oas offentli6e 3eugnis,
meldes i6 oieiem 8rGporot in
1907 ousItelte."
9ieies 8euenis, meldes Mrs.
Sreemon bier ermabnt, lautet fol.
s%enoermoben: SD Iitt an 8iidell-
ifmer5en uno fiirdtete, baB meina
Hieren ongegriffen paren. 4Is Sic
Observation-Disclosures a%nfingen I'M
regelmaBig gu perbem mar i6 Iber-
5erlgt uno beri6offte mir cine S6ad,.
tel bon Ser gerar DRUG 60. Sic bal.
fen ioglaid nno in fur5er 3eit mar
ib frei bon Nierenleioen."
Gum gerfouf bei alien Sdnolern.
Greis so Gents. Softer iabur.1
60, Buffalo, Stem gorf, olleinige
Ngentel fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert @ub oes 0amens :
9oons = i,t16 nehmt feline onbere.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-04

&oienfIaden, 5miifen ben 9osfetts>
auf 8eg uno Steg i6pirrte Der
Strom ser @aite: 8ablreide Diff
5iere, Serren in idon lolnmerlid)
lidten aoltumen, IN Smofilg lno
oltnflem lteberrod, 9arten in bell
iarbigen Soiletten = ur0 mie lultig
flong oos 8laubern uno 2a6en,
iuie i%lunnte Ole llnterbaltlmg, ME
flogen oie 8broien beriiber uno bin
iiber, beutidG fran50iil6, engllld},
ol1d) einmol in glltturulcm Gone
cine ruiiiife @enoung.
Giele moren bereits gum Bolter4
obeno e%ingetroffer, aber Oic aus
ser ltmgegeno fanlen crit arl Sor=
mittage ol;r Seier. Die @agel roll
ten oie 9rofitrobe berob, meilt idue-
re gql1ipagen, BIN uno wieoer Elm
8ierer5rg, aud 9eitermoge1 init
galtern uno S%agelobnern aus Den
8orperfen urlo oen 9orfern Ser Sc.
ben6erri6oft. @brenpforten ma
Girlanoen biIbeteu cine STA trium.
pbalis, Die ii6 bon ser 9uremiible
I'M meiten 8pgen bis 5ur Eurfein-
fobrt bin8oe. IS flotteten Die Sdrn-
diem lnb @impel uno bunien 8an,
Scr, es pebte ouf cine 5lagge in
oen 6arben Ser @~otterncegs bod
oben ollf Dem 8urgfrieo oes @oten.
(Sortfetnua fplgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-04
Stemer-M Neutrality-suspicious.

IS Mrs hermit befannt gcnladt,
BOB bas @btb. Gountp Gollmiliic.
ners Geribt BON 9erar County,
9eras, om 5peiten Montag inl
Moi q. Q. 1910, al1o am 8. Sage
beiagten Monats als Steuer-Mus.
sleidunesbeb0rbe %5uiammel.tritt uto
III Sismna bleibt, gu Dem 3peIe Inn
bonn GENERALIZATION BON 8e1nr
County alle feline @iieiiementliitcu,
Bidder etc. gu ibrer Snipeftipn, &ur.
reftion ausgleiduns unb @enebnli-
gllng entsegen8unebmen.
Gum 3eugnis bierpon babe id)
meme ltnteridrift uno mcin Office.
Siegel an bieiem %. Gage bes 9(pril
q. 8. 1910 bin5ugefiigt.
Jranf sc. NeMtpn,
gountp-Gler 8erar COUNTY Ieras.
(Siegel.)