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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06
HUlNOR or THE Day

Willy-Whats the difference between
lunch and luncheon? Niiiy-About $2.-
Yale Record. 2"
Did sitnkins get any. damages in that
you ought to see his face.''-St. Louis
Star.
I'D like to get tablet said the Gus
pepsia or writing?" inquired the clerk
Ames Times.
Golfer-I can't get the thing out. and
I've hit hard enough! Superior Caddie-
All. sir; it's not strength wot's required:
it's intellec' Punch.
Scorcher-Have you heard the latest
auto record? Fleigher-No; what is it?
Scorcher-An auto made an hour in fifty
KnickerINow we have children taught
shall have animal training to show lambs
how to gambol.-New York Sun.
you're bright and jolly and the next de-
pressed and sad" well, I'm in half
mourning. that's why."-Fiiegende Biaet-
ter.
:, Mis- Mistress (hiring servant)oI hope you
The last three girls you had told me ali
about list. Louis Star.
what arc You spsan
Louisville Courier-Journal
Hopeless Duffer (who continually asks
his caddy the same question, with much
grumblfng at the nonSuccess of his clubs)
And what shall I take now? HIS Unfor-
tunate Partner (whose match had been
lost and game spoilt, at last breaking out)
-What'n We TAX moo! The best thing ye
can tax is the fower fifteen for Edin-
burg!"-Punch.
The great poets have done so much to
woman. That's right" replied Mr. Cum
rox: 'if it weren't for the great poets
thing to write in an autograph ALBUM
Washington Star.
from the guests in this cafe? Both wear
sober."-Cleveland Leader.
some wood for your dinner? Flooding
man.-Bosfon Transc Dd am a rinch0'
The 1909 ModeL-"Rich beyond the
last years avarice, possibly. Life. '
Blobbs-Harduppe says he doesn't be-
Slobbs-No. Harduppe is lucky II he can
get trusted by one.--Philadelphia Record.
said Mrs. Lapsling. but heard my
nephew, Jason. say the other day that
Mount vesuvius is in a state of excoria-
ton again.-Chicago Tribune.
Defendant-Well, I'm sure / was on the
right side of the road when the accident
happened. Lawyer-Who was in the auto
mobile with you? Defendant-My best
girl. Lawyer-Pm afraid the jury VIII
decide against you They will think VOC
had no idea which side of the road yea
were on.-Judge.
ITO succeed as pianist you must have
a foreign-looking name" II would not
choose q name belonging to any country
other than my own. well, pick out
the name of some throat disease. Louis
vile Courier Journal.
"A great crisis always. brings forward q
Senator Sorghum, but the trouble with
some of us great men is that we get i'm
patient and excitable and try to manu-
facture our crises as we go along
Washington Star.
Yes" said the drug clerk, ST am called
UP occasionally to compound prescriptions
at night" isn't man likely to make
mistakes working in semidarkness? You
bet he isl I took a plugged quarter
once"-Vashington Herald
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

Maybe Colonel Roosevelt really had
q mind to keep out of politics for a
time, at least. But with him it is the
same as it is with many other less dis
tinguished men. They cannot order
their lives as they would like to. Their
.'friends" simply won't let them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR
[From the New York SUM-

A bad temper makes domestic
broth burn all The wav down.
Getting educatea. is SO easy tt'-- n
lily there isn'1 some morey in H..
4 girl has q splend time yachting
Just before and after she does 1t.
A man doesn't feel SO smart over
having become engaged after it has
grown into marriage.
The meanest thing about being
sw1ndled Is that the man who does
it to you isn't even grateful to you for
your letting him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

Historians have discovered that the
first prize fight was held in America in
1915. Here's a chance for 1910 to make
an enviable record by being the last
year in which an event of this kind is
held in this or any other civilized realm.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

Colonel Roosevelt now has a job on
his hands that ought to be difficult
enough to make things interesting for
him. He is going to endeavor to cure
the ills which threaten to disintegrate
the Republican party in New York
fo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

Not the least interesting and likewise
most distressing feature of the John
son-Jeffries mix-up was the efforts IF
several well known novelists to make a
noise like newspaper reporters.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

]. ogden Armour, one of the big
beef barons, is of the opinion that the
high prices of food stuffs are here to
stay for some time. That's always
the case with unweIcome visitors
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

Fir .-lsurance rates on farm prop
erty are to be reduced. Everybody
seems to be conspiring to do their level
best to make the Back to the Farm"
movement an attractive one.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

There must be a secret recess or
two of large proportions in and around
Beverly. Mass. 1t is reported that
President Taft Is going into seclusion
for ten days.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

bombast" is in a class by himself. The
betting should now be 10 to 1 that Pro-
lessor Dyche can prove to the satisfac-
ton of any one that German carp is
more delectable fish than black bass.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

Topeka's ball players are evidently
not built along the lines of prize-fight-
ers. After being down and out for y
considerable period they seem to have
the ability to come back"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

''Blessed are the peacemakers. etc. -
says the Bible. But one Of them also
got a heavy blow on the head with a
monkey wrench in this city the other
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

Colorado is entitled to little SYM
pathy. Her legislature is going 90
convene in special session during the
month of August.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

Jack Johnson's next hardest job will
be to keep out of Jail for violating sun
dry automobile ordinances in divers
places.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06
CONFUSION IN MoDEsrY.

The spirit of the spinster who clothed
the legs of the piano is strong in the
land. mo bathers in costume allowed
behind the front line of the bathhouse,' -
the signs at the beaches say. Young
sters at track meets shock no one by
their shortness of garments, but when
at practice they go running through a
residential street a hurry call is sent
for the police. In a city in New Jersey
the girls of school-some of them as
old as 11-appeared in low-necked
waists when the mercury began TO
bubble. The principal was shocked. She
sent the children home with instruc-
lions to their mothers to put
"guimpes" on those waists.
The more clothes that a nation wears
the more it troubles itself about i'm
modesty Its womanfolk are more cas-
lily disturbed by any meagerness of ap-
parel and the men-it must be admit
ted-are more curious. Until the mis-
sionaries took a Puritan primness of
mind into the South Seas the natives of
the islands were unaware that they
were clothed mostly in shame. They
know now what it is to lack skirts and
trousers and SO every Sunday they
must put them on.-Toledo Blade.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06
KANSAS COAAENT
SEWAGE PLANTS

.froIessor W. c. Head of the Univer-
sity or kansas, sanitary engineer CT
the state board of health, reports that
mere are at present in this state about
in about twenty-five different cities
Tn1s includes five plants now in course
or construction. The total cost of these
thirty publication plants has been ap-
proximately $245.00O. OF the foregoing,
six plants were built in 1909. at a cost
of about SCI 900.
In addition to these, plans are now
actively under way for sewage disposal
plants in fifteen cities. These range in
size from small plants of $1,000 or &c.
GOO each, to the new plant at Parsons
which will cost approximately $4,000.
The estimated aggregate cost of these
plants is $198, 600.
There are at present twenty-five wa
ter publication plants in the state,
most of them involving filtration.
These have been built at a cost of
about $385,O00. In addition plans are
now under way for water publication
plants to be built within the next year
amounting in cost to about $25o,0O0.
The streams of Kansas have never
been polluted to the same extent IS
nave many streams of the eastern
states. This Is due largely to the alb
sence of large manufacturing industries
which in the east continually pollute
the waters of the streams with large
volumes or industrial wastes, LnOuSa II
is due in part also to the smaller size
of our cities. 1t is the evident object
of our water and sewage law to pre-
vent the gross pollution Of our streams
by either industrial wastes or city
sewage, in rider that we may not have
to go through the unfortunate expert
ence of many of the states farther east.
|-Atchison Champion.
SPEED IN THE COUNTRY.
1t is the consensus of opinion that
there should be a speed limit for auto
mobiles in the country as well as In
the city. From reports coming in from
vicinities near Ottawa where roads are
in good condition, a couple of auto dri-
vers are trying to break all mile rec
ords for a straight away track.
IT think" said a woman yesterday
who lives northwest Of Ottawa, that
the neighbors ought to set out few
traps along the way for the speeding
motorists. This plan has been success
fully tried in the east. and it is about
the only way to regulate the scorch-
ing"
The woman's idea might not be a
bad plan If country scorching comes
to be unbearable. Good roads are the
the greatest improvement that can be
made in a community but no one can
blame the farmer for not becoming in
terested in good roads If by improving
them he invites reckless and unscrupu-
lous drivers to tear UP the track and
endanger the lives of his family. Mo-
torists who use the country as place
to turn loose their responsibility will
find as many drawbacks there as in the
city if their carelessness brings the
farmers to action.
1t will eventually result just as it
does in any other pleasure; the care
full and law abiding persons will have
to bear the burden of regulation and
discomfort on account of the careless
and irresponsible ones.-Ottawa Her
aid.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06
GROWTH OF ATHLETICS.

A review of the development of ath-
letic competition in the United States
prepared by a committee of the Anna
teur Athletic Union calls attention to
the remarkable growth of athletics in
the past 20 years. From a total Of about
5000 or 1000 competing athletes in rec
ognized events in 1890 to nearly 1000, 900
today is a wonderful expansion, but no
less than the increase in the number
of athletic clubs, from which these en-
trants come, from about so score of
years ago to several thousand.
Practically every city and town now
has recognized athletic club, includ-
ing in it's membership not only COM
peting athletes, but men prominent in
affairs. in business and the professions
who are interested in good, clean sport
and who themselves enjoy the oppor-
tunities afforded for exercise and recre-
alton. The increasing popularity of
golf and tennis and outdoor games and
the country club movement have no
doubt done much to foster this inter-
est. And 1t is an excellent develop
ment tending to counterfeit the effects
of the sedentary life imposed by mod
ern conditions in the centers of popu-
lation.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

How do you distinguish the waiter,
from the guests in this cafe? Both weal
full Dress Yes, but the walters keeJ
sober."-Cleveland Leader.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

Housewife-Are you willing to chop
some wood for your dinner? Flooding
Pete-Sorry, mum. but I am a Pinchot
man.-Boston Transcript.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

great man to meet It." YES" replied
Senator Sorghum, but the trouble with
patient and excitable and try to manu-
facture our crises as we go along
washington Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

ITO succeed as a pianist you must haUy
a foreign-looking name" II would not
choose name belonging to any country
other than my own" well, pick out
the name of some throat disease. Louis
vile Courier Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

Defendant-Well. I'm sure was on the
right side of the road when the accident
happened. Lawyer-Who was in the auto
mobile with you? Defendant-My best
girl. Lawyer-Pm afraid the jury VIII
decide against you They will think you
had no idea which side of the road yen
were on.-Judge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

The great poets have done so much to
make life easier" said the earnest young
woman. That's right replied Mr. Cum
rox; IF 1t weren't for the great poets
we'd be stumped many q time for some
thing to write in an autograph album
Washington Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

The 1909 Model.-"Rich beyond the
dreams of avarice, are they not?" well,
last years avarice, possibly" Life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

Yes said the drug clerk, ST am called
UP occasionally to compound prescriptions
at night" isn't a man likely to make
mistakes working in semidarkness?' You
bet he is. / took a plugged quarter
once-"-Washington Herald
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

ct don't have time to read the papers, .
said Mrs. Lapsling, but I heard my
nephew, Jason. say the other day that
Mount Vesuvius is in a state of excoria-
ton again.-Chicago Tribune.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

Blobbs-Harduppe says he doesn't be-
lfeye 1t takes nine tailors to make a man.
Slobbs-No, Harduppe Is lucky II he can
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-07-06

Hopeless Duffer (who continually asks
grumbling at the nonsuccess of his clubs)
And what shall take now? His Unfor-
tunate Partner (whose match had been
lost and game spoilt, at last breaking out)
-What'll We tax moo! The best thing We
can TAX is the Tower fifteen for Edin-
burgr'-Punch.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02
Mms bent YDIiseigeriHt.

3piiden bem geeger Wm. Smith
unb benz SbtbGnOIsr Spbn Wercurio
BON Der 6. Sirabe, nab 8rooopap,
mar es am Samftas abeno Su einsm
Streite eetommen, in oeiisu 8erlanfe
Der Heeer feinem Gssnsr cine unaes
f1brliheS Shnittipunbe btteebrunt bate.
CT puroe eeItsrn tpeaen tbdtlidtn ans
9riffs su 80 5deen glrbeitsbaus, $40
uno aoIten psrurtbsiIt. tpdbrenb Rsre
eurio ipegen unoroentIiden gttragens
nit elmer 9eloitrais Don s. nno
aoiten belset ipurDs.
George W. 5an, go. 331 Sit II.
Sirabt, bate am Sonntaa 4beno feline
5rou aus benz Sauie ssiast uno mar
oiejerbdlb bon ben poli5iiien auhrs
uno R6a perbaftet lpOrosn. Bel isinsr
sSeitnabme bate CT sinsn EepoIpsr uno
einen Shlo9rine in ieinsm Ssiis,
iuesbalb er seitern ipesen 1rassns per-
borgsner Woffen 5u elmer Geloitraft
bon $50 uno Foiten perbonnert iytlroe.
Der Reasr 9sorae Gust, lpelher am
Snmitdg aus GiIeriuht einen Repol>
perihub auf feline RnHsgenoNin Tlos
mis Spsns abesfeuert bate, obue blsa
isIbe jspod su treffen, ipurCe tpessn
Moroangriifs untsr $1,000 giirgihaft
ben grobseihporensn iiberipieien,
tpGbreno Wamis bon Der anslage bts
uHfuos freigefproheu puros.
Der Rsger gharIss Diuiams bait
in Der Sumitas Roht oem potrid
Wuuen cine esfdbrIite Stihruunoe
bsiaebrabt. Ssin 5alI purpe bis gum
10. auauit perihoben.
6enrp 0enn, rpelher osm eSofepb
gIdii cine Stidtpunoe btissbraht Bat.
ipiro ith am 8. auguit Su psrantipor'
ten bdbsr.
Grant See, Elm alter prcfsHioneasr
StrdBsnbettIer, tpurbe nit elmer Stras
Re BON $50 uno qoiten beleat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02
Siberal gapuiidrr linter. ..gtreiu.

Su Der Central 9urnbolle ianbsn
iih a.iteru bic Wtitalieber bes 2ihraIsn
gapsrti6en llnisritiisunssoer.ins gu
elmer 0sihdftsfibung 5uidmmen, in
Der Der prdiioeni bes Dereins, Serr
Sntob Gid, osH Dorfib fiibrte unb5err
GeOras 3. 3itt nls Setrtidr fungirte.
8itr 9ronte itanben nuf Der Cite, be-
usn Silisgslp.r in elmer GeiammtbObs
BON S16 bsniIligt lpurben. Der prGiis
bent esoa6t. Johann in ber5IitenWors
ten, Die bi. 8srfammlung itebenb miis
anbDrt,, b.s peritorbenen 9ereinsbrus
bers Sn'por Wies, beHen 5Ob am 20.
Juli sriolgt.. Gin S4reiben Der Deut>
i6en Gag sGeIetli9ofi, bos Sur 8eibeia
Iiauna an Der am 4. Geptenlber In Che
TER part ft1t.finbenSenGeier bes 0euts
ihen Sagss aufForberte, ipurb. entses
gen osnommsn unb bic 8etbilisung in
corpOrs ipis bag 9eIssen BON ein.m
5auptquartier bef6loiier. Serr Jobn
anbp Wasibner tbeilse oarauf Der D.rs
fammlune I.inen GntT6lub. iit in
bas 4ltenbsim aufnebmen gu IalIen.
nit unb bieis bsipilligte ibm 5u bieIem
3nede 800; ipogesen 6err Weibner
fdmmtli6sn ipsiieren llnteritiisunsss
unD SterbsgelodnIpriihen benz Derein
seseniibsr .ntfaets. Die ginnabmen
betrusen Sc, Die 4usgoben $25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02
NmsIdnbii6e NaAri1ten,

Rsue parifer gambia hs
den. Bran i1rsibt aus paris: Gine
Wioos bot itets ibr 0efoIee. Die bods
iiodigen Gnsns. on bic man iif nna
Der Res.nperiOoe lansiam pisber sss
p0bu.n tam, bsbins.n lon9e 5aIier
fir bic 6anetaibs. 9iel. ion nGmli6.
tpenn fie in Der 6ano sstrasen ipiro.
bis su ben Spisen oss S6irmstit.lles
binabreiden. 5iir bisIs 5aIisr iinb ses
lohiene SeiDsntreHen BON Der Jarbe
bss 2dI6hens In 4ufuabme eetoms
men. 4nfones tparen bic 9rdssr aus
ftar.er Ssibentorbel sebr.bt, bod bi,
2reiien MAIDEN iid Su Der ki1teren
Sommertoiletts bibIder. Die 5anbias
ide felbit bat Rsuerunsen bic Wenee
dufsutpeifen. Die 3siten Der sroben
SGds iine noriiber. unb nur bic 4mes
riiansrinnen, bic iie einftsns in Wobs
ssbraht botten. bebieneu iit ibrer
nod. iie ipie 4ttsnmnpptn untsr benz
Urn trasenb. Die pariierin BAT germ
bi. neuen iIsineH Wobeue BON 6onbs
tafhen aneenommsn. TisIe boben iih
iibrisens iros ibres sierlihen Jormos
tee bic prattifhs Seiie eetpobrt uno
bergen ibren 8erihluB unier einem
umidlag. SIN 9dupttbei! befinbei iin
cine sDeits Derihlofene 1afhe fir bic
Wiinse, init sinsm iIeinen 1dfnhen
fir bas Golb unb unterbaIb bes 1ubss
rsn nmfhIosss cine ileine sOiletiss
ginrihtung nit Gpiesei unb Notistos
f,l bon boiler 2dngs. 0orbem Iitbte bic
pariierin bus sldnwnbe, bunie Qsber.
bod felt einiger 3eit bat iie 81 Gunften
Der einen, mntten Wilbleberorien bars
auf per5ihtet. antilopens unn RebIes
Der in kageIb unb beige eenieben ben
0oraug. Die feiniten 9dihden biefer
ari, be tbeils fhmal unb lang. ibeiIs
quobratifh oosr runo iinb, seihnen
iih bur6 ubserunbete llmidl1g. nit
Derfdlub uno ginfaNuns BON plntins
aus. Bon taum eerinserer 8eliebtxii
fheinsn fieine Sanbtafheu aus Dttos
mons obtr Wloireisios su iein, bon
eleihen Gormaten fpie bic MilbleberE
Gorten unb ebenfoIIs nit 9refIenbols
tern perfeben. 9loue, lila. srau ober
olipgriin, ipereen iis ben aoitiimen ons
sepoBt. Ilnter ben pbantaIieneutiien
III Dieber sinmal eirk perltoihe ers
frbienen, INNER BON Der iIeinen ldnes
lihen biigeIlojeu 4rt nit llmfnlag.
Nlaue, lila, ihipar3e. groue ober aIt-
rotbe ptrlen iiebt man bo3u, eefoBt
unb mil ssf6liffenen Gteinen bon pers
iniebensr Jigur btlegt. Die 00Iisr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02
pokal.Derid)l
Turbtbare SSerletungen.
6iienarbeit.r BON einem id,msren III.
fall betreiien.

5urdtbare 9erIeBunsen Sog iih gss
fern Der % Sabre alts Dm. Stspsns,
Elm Giieuarbeitsr BON Rp. 1893 Baum
StraBe, infolg. zines llnfafls gu, bon
tpsIhsm er pdbrsno Der arbeit on benz
i'm gau bssriffeusn 0sbdube on
anoplton, oItIi6 Der Dana Strobe,
betroffeH DurDe. Gr mar oamit be-
i6dftigt. nit einem iosenanHten ,Ris
better" Stablbol5en sin5utrsiben. als
Die Wai6ine plDsIid erplobirte. 5heils
bes apparats flosen psm Gtspsns nit
iolh.r Nuht an ben appf, oab er Ell
nen S9abeibrud3 erlitt. auberbsm
ipurbe ibm oas Gefiht in fiirhterIi6sr
@efle 5erfeBt. unb Is 1T nidt auss.s
fhlpfen, baB er bas ausenliht pers
lisren ipirb. Der 8srungIiidts nurbs
in Dem Yoli3eiautcmobil mad bem
itdbtiIhen Soipital sebruht. mo fein
3uitano fir beDentliA befuHosn
tpurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02

Der 9eiunbbeitsbeamte Iaete ssItern,
oab er eeeen ale aerste. bic Ipphuss
Safe bebonpeln uno ni6t berihtsr,
Soaftbefeble erluhen iperoe.
- Sarab 5arris, spei Sabre alt,
uno Ignes Sarris, brei Sabre alt,
an Der Gin Strabe In 2uolop pobns
baft, fpurben geitern Ha4mtttae our4
bic Geiitesgesenpurt Sobn Goot':
unb Der 5rau Marp Sleet gerettst.
Die ainher ipieIten an Der Gin Ctr.
nit gborles Stratou, 9 Sabre alt, uls
cine nDrolid fabrenoe Gar Der GuolOtp
2inie baberaeiduIt lam. Die Situaz
tion purbe BON ben 9enunnten be-
merit uno lie retteten Die 8inber.
- 9lus bem GiIsnipdarsn Gabsu
Der fiIber Bros, Mabiion ap. nabs
Il. Strabe, tpuroen 68 Rafirmener,
81 SoI6enmeHer unb s llbren geItobz
len. Die ginbreher fdnoen bur6 Elm
Ssitsnfeniter Gingans.
- 50. 3. 4otins erlangte einen
9auerIaubnibihetn fir Elm 8 3immer
sntbdItenoes 8aditein 8ebduoe in
2atonia, lpel6es $1700 toiten ica.
". 8. ssafion BON Der II. uno
Mabiion 2tp. beribtete eeitern i'm
9oli5eiamt, Dab elm ginih!etaer ibn
cine qploene u6r unb $40 8aar aus
her Snirhp ftah rndherno er fchliet.
- 9inneniteuer Solicitor Wuue
rice @aIpin bsrihtete foGgenoe Gin
nobmen i'm ROnat Suli: 2i3enIen
$1958.81, Bier $50, $3.50, W6tstpz
Olarten $197, ,5O5.19, Giedrren, etc,
$18OO.O6, SPECIAL $7247.69, GaTe
Stamps $1344, 5uiammsn $246,z
022.10.
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nom Superintenhenten Gonneiip als
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Gr puroe nah Dem Ct. Gliiabetb 90
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negen 8ernadldHigung ieinsr 5amiz
lie. entIaisb Ri6tsr GIeorp imGountps
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TamiIie be3abIen muB.
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