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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-22
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PLATFORM BRIEF
But TO POINT

be bought in the open market under
fair competition, in which any dealer
in this city may participate.
Agreements between the city and
public service corporations operating
under franchises granted by the city
should be enforced strictly.
II am in favor of better transit
facilities for the people of Newark.
The Improvement of such lines as the
Kinney street, Clifton avenue, Bergen
and Mulberry street will do much
toward relieving the congestion at
Broad and Market streets, and toward
increasing the service to those sections
where better facilities are principally
needed.
1.-The building of the Passaic valley
trunk sewer will shortly neeessitate a
heavy bond issue Ip view of this
large increase in the city's debt l shall
oppose any bond issue in the mean
while, except for the erection of school
houses or In case of absolute necessity.
For New Charter.
1.-THE necessity of a new charter to
simplify our city government and con
centrate official responsibility Is ap7
parent / regret that the commission
appointed by the mayor in 1907 to pre-
pare new charter has not yet maze
it's report.
THE policy of paving number OF
streets yearly should be conlnted.
Newark should have as well paved
streets as any city in the country
believe that the wishes OF majority of
property -owners and business men up
on any given street as to the kind of
I 1T 4 - ha hnnhHH
unless expert investigation indicates
thar the pavement requested is unsuited
to the thoroughfare.
~ believe that the city has no greater
obligation than In conserving the
health, morals and education of its
future citizens / believe that all chill
dren are entitled to the joys of child
hood, to wholesome surroundings and to
an education sufficient to fit them for
life's work. / am, therefore, in favor of
continuing and enlarging the present
playground system, of effective medical
inspection of school children. and of
maintaining our public schools at the
highest degree of efficiency"
wants No Idle Funds.
The only thing Mr.. Gnichtel criticises
in the present administration is what
he terms the unbusiness like method
of having large amounts of school
funds lying in banks drawing small
rate Of interest while the city is bor-
rowing money for school use at
higher rate of interest.
His warning as further increase in
the bonded Indebtedness of the city is
predicated on the anticipated heavy in
crease in the debt of the city Incidental
to the construction of the proposed
Passaic Valley sewer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-22
N. HAMPSHIRE DEMOCRATS
INDORSE PRIMARY CHOICE,

CONCORD, n. H., Sept. 22The
direct primary law in New Hampshire
were tested for the first time today
when the Democratic State convention
was held in this city. Under the new
law the candidates of both the Re-
publican and Democratic parties for
State and county officers and congress
men were made at the joint primaries
held September g.
The only thing left for the Demo-
cratic State convention today and The
Republican State convention Septem-
Der 27 was the adoption of party plat
forms.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-22
HELD FOR ATRocIoUs ASSAULT.

Charged with atrocious assault and
battery with intent to KILL Wladislaw
Milineusd, of Newark. was hailed be-
fore Recorder Edward Fitzgerald in the
East Newark Police Court last night.
Tho complainant was Baleshaw Gra-
liwski. of 4S Charlton street. Newark.
The latter told of having been beaten
by Milineuski, who he says, threat
ened toi kill him. The prisoner is said
to be wanted by the Jersey City police
on serious charge. Recorder Fitz-
gerald placed him under $500 bonds to
await the action of the grand jury.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-22

Young men, or any man, TOT that
matter beware of the dandruff germ;
it is not a theory. but an actual condi-
ton that confronts you. That dandruff
is caused by a germ is proven beyond
question That this germ destroys the
hair root is today matter of common
knowledge.
Menks Pharmacy has the remedy that
kills the dandruff germs. They guar
antee it to eradicate dandruff. stop
falling hair and itching scalp in two
weeks. or money back. 1t is called
PARTISAN SAGE, and can be obtained
at druggists in every town In America
--ask Menks Pharmacy for 1T. The girl
with the auburn hair is on every bottle.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-22
WATER INSPECTOR MURDERED.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N Y. Sept. 22.-
Gilbert Sandborn, an inspector on the
New York. water supply works at
Gardiner n Y, was stabbed in the
neck today by James Ginley, a watch
man, and bled to death. The men had
a wrangle over cup of coffee. Gin
ley escaped but was caught at New
Paltz, seven miles away few hours
later. Coroner Hasbrouck is investi-
eating the case.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-22
STATE INSPECTOR
VISITS MONTCLAIR

DR.. A. Clark Hunt, State sanitary and
medical inspector, inspected the Mont
clair dumping grounds yesterday and
declared that it was in better shape
than he was led, from reports, to ex-
pect. He said that improvements could
be made. however.
AS result of the inspection. Otto
Fentzlaff. of Charles street, Montclair.
has ben summoned to appear on Mon
day next to explain why he failed to
cover a load of night soil. as remquired
by law.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-22
NEWARKER PLACED ON
IMPORTANT COMMITTEE

SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. 22.-At the
close of the regular meeting of Mich
igan probate judges here, last night, a
national association of probate judges
was formed. officers were elected as
follows President. Judge ]. c. Tall
madge, Catskill. N. Y; vice-president
Judge Frank B. Ross, Indianapolis
secretary treasurer, Judge Frank H.
williams, Allegan, Mich.
The executive committee is composed
of Charles F. Kocher. Newark, n. j.,
Harry d. Jewel, Grand Rapids, and
John II. Grant, of Manistee. Mich.
An effort will be made for the unfit
cation of probate laws in the varioui
States.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-22
REAR ADMIRAL wINsLow REnREs

n iral Herbert Winslow, son of the late
Rear Admiral John A. Winslow, who
commanded the Kearsarge when that
vessel sank the Confederate cruiser AL
ALBANIA, off the coast of France in the
closing days of the Civil War, was
placed on the retired list of the navy
on account of age. During the war
with Spain he served on the st. Louis
and was placed in command of the
dispatch boat Fern, in the West Indian
campaign.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-22
|NTERCOLLEGE
GOLFERS SEEK
INDIVIDUAL FAME
Two Players Tied for Low Score
Medal in Morning
Round.

MANCHESTER, Mass, Sept, 22.-The
the individual championship, won last
year by Albert Seckel, of Princeton.
whose home green is the Riverside Golf
Club, If Chicago, and who defends his
title this year.
The play was conducted on the usual
lines, with an 1S-hole qualifying round
in the forenoon and match play for the
best sixteen in the first round in the
afternoon. Two rounds vii be played
tome rrow, with S6-hole final contest
for he championship on Saturday
Tied for Medal.
There was lie for the low medal
score at rs between H. q. Legg and
B. p. Merriman, both of Yale, who will
play it Off later on, Nothing over Se
qualified for the match play the first
round of which was played this after
noon. The summary: Albert Seekel
Princeton 81; f. c. Davidson, Harvard
S4: Robert A. Gardner, Yale, so; j. d.
Stapdish, Williams, Sc; T. A. Martin
Dartmouth S3 G. c. Waldo, ir, Yale
SO: c. {. Stanley. Yale, SO; f. c. CLARK
Harvard, 80; A. e. Kay Princeton, SS;
Robert e. Hunter, Yale, 50; II. Mccall
Pennsylvania, SO; X Mosser, Yale, Sc,
J. V. Hastings, Princeton, s2; r. ID
Campbell. Williams. 81; II. G. Legg
Yale. rs; S. w. Sargent, Harvard, 81;
j. r. Burleigh, Pennsylvania, SO: r
1Iornblower, Harvard, So; X. e. Blair
Pennsylvania. 81; c. l.. Stucklin, Dart
mouth, 80; II. p Hepburn. Pennsylva-
MIA. &c. Mckay Hollins. Harvard. 81;
B. p Merriman, Yale. rs. Withdrew
A. c. Buckley Williams: A Huston
Pennsylvania; A. D. Lyman. Harvard;
w. d. Houston, Princeton, and C. p
Eddy. Princeton.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-22
EXPRESS IN DITCH AT
BIRD-IN=HAND, PA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-The
Pennsylvania railroad express, which
left this city at 1925 clock this morn
ing for Pittsburg and the West, met
with an accident shortly after noon,
when the locomotive and five coaches
were derailed near Bird-in- Hand, Pa,
sixty-one miles west of Philadelphia
No one was injured and the cause
of the derailment is not yet known.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-22
LEWIS DENIES
ASKING MURPHY
TO step DOWN
CONTINUED from First Page1

ones. as you know, that we discussed
which also have weight
1.-The interest of the party is first, the
interest of the candidate is second, if
my own interest comes last | still
think | am entitled to relief from a
position, the duties which / have dis
charged with great Willingness for so
long time, and since my first cam
paign with an unbroken record of VIC
tory.
Il will continue to serve on the COM
mittee, If you wish it, and my juds-
ment and experience will be constant
ly at your service, and will support
cordially the one you shall select to
take my place"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-22
RESIGNS AS P. s. c. LAWYER.

Former Judge Chauncy II. Beasley,
one of the trial lawyers of the Public
Service Corporation, has resigned his
position, the resignation to take effect
on October l. In taking this move
Judge Beasey says that he leaves
the company which he has represented
for so many years with regret for the
reason that his associates in the COM
pany are his personal friends. He,
however, believes that his duty to his
family requires him to again enter the
general practise Of law. For that pur-
pose he will open an office in the Pru-
Dental building on October l.
STAR WANT ADS ARE THE BEST.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-22

ilo l W 90 tiit
time to attack
the enemy of
mankind t h e
persistent little
dandruff microbe
or germ that
b u rro W s deep
down into the
hair root and
saps il of the vi
tality that ic so
essential.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-22
yANDERBMT's MANFRED WINS.

PARIS, Sept. 22.-The Prix Biennial
de Maisons- Laffitte. run at Maisons
Laffitte, today was won by W. X. Van
derbilt's Manfred
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-22
Men Old at IS
One Million BaldheadS Who Thought
Dandruff Wasn't Dangerous.

In the United States and Canada to-
day there are nearly a million men
who at So can be put in the baldhead
class.
When these men had thick, vigorous
hair dandruff made its appearance.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-22
ESSEX LEADERS
PLAN WILSON'S
SPEAKING TOUR
ccontinned from First Paseo

tude will be clearly brought out in the
campaign.
The Democratic candidates maintain
that the public utilities plank in the
Democratic platform is more decided
pronouncement in favor of the regula-
tion of rates than the similar plank in
the Republican platform. The Demo-
Gratis have likewise taken more ad-
vanced ground on the direct nomina-
tion issue. they point out. and the en-
ployers' liability plank of the Demo-
Gratis is far stronger than that adopted
by the Republicans
Headquarters Open.
Headquarters of the State committee
on the second floor of the county COM
mittee headquarters at 772 Broad street
are now open and either State Chair
man Nugent or Secretary William K.
Devereux will be there every day from
now until election day.
On Monday the Speakers Publicity
and Associated Club bureau will for
mally open in the same place Chair
man Job Lippincott, of the auxiliary
committee. will be in charge of the
speakers bureau. Daniel A. Dugan will
take care of the publicity end and Ray
s. Mayhem will look after the affairs of
the associated clubs
The county candidates have already
opened their campaign and are accept
ing invitations to meetings wherever
called One of the first large ones out
side of the city will be held at st.
Mary's Hall. Avondale, tonight. j..
Harry Hull. Edward Schickhaus and
several of the Assembly candidates will
attend the meeting.
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- Weil er Elm HlntiflBtsr 1T murbe
gBm. VI. Moreih, Der NlppIitntiun ge.
maht bate nm in bic Bunbesmarine
sinSutretsn. ab9euisisH.
- Die on Der TuberiuIofs leioenoen
Nueusfdbe Der gp. G. @itbee neeros
iuuroeH am Miiimoh in 9anaoon &
Bopo's Shldhterei uuter gIuiliht uon
Sunoesilipettoren eeidIahtet. 9ie
Shiilsr Der 2onbmirtbidoits. Shule
iuaren JGseseH uno antsriubtsn bic Or.
game Der Tbiere.
- Der Blod Der s. Str, suiihen
Der Wain uno State Str, III isbt nit
Del beosdt luorosn. Die Biiraer nab.
men srOBss Sntsrsiie an benz @rpsri.
ment, oa, penn es Iih bsmdbrt, auh
nnoere Strabsn bdmit bsbanoslt mer'
ben iVlIsn. Die 8oItm bslnuIeu fih
nuf stwn s. fir 80 5us.
= Gls 8. 9Onspnp BON Der 5ran.
SOisn, Sniel aui sinsn StraBsnbobn.
ssngeu iteisen wUllts. rnuuts sr oireit
Dor elm Nuto Der poiwsber @crnae uno
Dnroe umssfObsn absr nur uubsosu'
teno osrlsst.
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TeriOHalia.

Sr. Scbn g. uterm6bl briano
iidD aui Seiudb IN SOuntain @itg.
Sr. gs. z. gGrgill trai am SouI..
tag bon Montana bier Elm.
Winior Turner unb Stoatslr,t
y maros oon Mauiton Statteten Hcut
Col. 3. y. 9irdleis einen Neiudl ab. Ser
Colonel ~ leioer nod INNER trant.
Sru. uno 6rau Ebep. SiIbbad
223 JloicliraBc, wuroe cine Sodter geborcn
2ie SrlS Moion uno Sorban
pom Menomuulc. ygiS, meilen bel Srl.
emma Sittman Su Sciudl uno muroe linen
81 9bren ON NCutag cine AarteugeIelihnii
gegeben.
6rau 3. u. Segeub1rt, 923 Mar.
tetltraBe. lpiro am 20. NpriI nit oem 9ams
pier r1reiioent Sincoln" eine Relie mad
europa nntreten. Sie uiu ihrer alten
Nlutter IN Sobmen einen 8eiuh abItattcn.
Gin Sbhtcrdeu bat idJ bel Ger ,Somi
lie =. SGbnte, 703 Glib II. straBe, eiu
geltellt.
Srou Garpline 8pBbaro, oi,
felt IeRtem 0erbit in ga GroIc ipeilte, aa,
ihren 6reunoen uno &efanu.en am Tienitae
gindmittdg einen Abihieosiuiice, uno mirf
in Elm poor SoaeR wieOcr nad &anaor in
lhre Glte Seimatb Suriidaeheu. @cnu iiC
meiter iprtSo9e oils nodl Bangor 10 mars
uns gon5 uno gar nidt redt.
Srn. uuo Srau 4. @rotupsth. 42C
WiartetiiraBe, wuroe Elm Sobu gebpreu.
= Sr. .. z dmpIl uni 6amilie bobcr
it'd nod gSeiibp begeben. NO Sr ShnloI
sStai" glrbeit an elmer i'm Sau beeriiicner
a,rde su perrihtcu bat.
- Sr. Noulf &egenbart uno Sami
lie. 902 Ct. Gbarlesitrabe, meroen mad Hod
LAMB. SSls., Scbrn. no he idl nui cinci
5orm uieoerlaiicn weroen.
- 6ep. Is. VI. Srics ppn Summit wcil
bier bel ieincm Sruoer, StGotcomptrolel
6ries. Oui Seiuh.
- Srn. uuo 6rou 81. @. Carrot. 30'
gloro &. StraBc, purce ciue Spdter &c
boren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-04-01
Sin 9irbitubl in Der Ecter'EauIs
Stride.

Slus Ser Observation-Disclosures
DIE, Der 9e9rabniBitotte Der rnlll'
iden 3orenfanIIie, puroen ilber
5man5ia foiibore gol0ene uno iilberrs
Strange, oarllnter einige, Die BON &C.
fronten 00uptern geipenoet morcL
qpItoblen. Bon mebreren Oueenoea
paren einseIne 3beiIe nbgcbro6en
uno enhpepoct. Die llnteriuhung ii
nod, nidlt beenoet. - IS lei bel Die.
Icr @eleQenbcit oaran crinnert, OcB
uudl nad ser @eitattiing aleranoe. 5
IL. 1bulihe 0iebit1bIe troe alIer
@otfidtsmoBregeln in ser genannten
Stride oerilbt poroen iin0
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-04-01

Sn 9(btfiinien III ole 5rau
Der 6err" oes SouIes. 2eBterss lit
ibr @igentbum, unb toenn ser Nann
iie bsIeioiet, bat iie ods Recht, ibn
binaus3uipeifen.
Sin GbarGIeon psrliert, fos
bdlo es erblinos. ole sSGbieteit, Die
Turbe ncb 8eIieben 8u ipehIeln uno
bebGlt tets feline eetp6bnli4e IhpGr5s
liAe Sddttirung.
Il IN Elm &dninhen tubertulos 5u
MAIDEN, esniiesn 200 inbulirte 8ds
ALLEN. lin oenielben Gffett bel Siitz
terunq su srSielen, iino lao WliIlioa
nen 9dsillen erforoerIih.
Sn qbsffinisn miro elm
Ml0roer Der 5omilie oes Grmoroeter
ousoeIiefert, in BERN @elisbsn ts
ftebt, ben @srbreher duf 0ie glaide
glrt au ToOe gu bringen. pie :r isin
Spfsr umbrddte.
mir t0nnsu i'm giinitigIten
Sale nod 3eitunterF,nieNe BON sinem
fiinfbunoertItel siner Setunoe fpdbrs
nebmen, hsi rotirenoe Spieeel BON
Teooerfen ober nod elm einbuuotrts
millipnItel elmer Setunoe.
Cine 9pune Weerndfer ous
Dem QtldntiI6en Ocean entbdlt ndh
8erounTtune hes WaNsrs 81 pfuno
GaIs. Sine Sonne ans Sem Stillen
Ocean 70 9funO Sal3, ieOo6 cine
Sonne @aHers aus Dem Sooten
Wleer 1877 9funo Sala.
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Ger SOnsrch
@nIl1inQton, 81. 9D11rs

2SnlQilBton, 81. Wars.
g2o6 eineld oergebIiden 8eriith
bos @cice 3u ameuoirlr. oas Die Ser.
ontluortlidlfeit Ser .irbeits9eber bel
Der @eringliidimg ibrer gIrbeitcr
ieItIegt, nabn Der Sennt Die gera'
tbnna ser giienbabnporIage luieoer
ouf. Ger equator Root bieI, cine
speiitiiubi1e Heoe Su Guniten Ser
@orlaae.
0as Sous oeriuarf nit groBer
Stimmennebrbeit oie Sobion.9il,
BEN nod ibrem llrhcber aegannten
@eiesentiuurf. Der bcitiHfalt. olb eiu
3iponsigiteI ser fir Seer ru0 llotte
beitimmten @eIoer fir 5oroerunJ
Ses 6rieoens pcruanot iucroc. Tie
Ieriuerfimg Der 9orloge eriolgte
hauptiidlih ouf oen Grrm6 bin, oaB
cine 5rieoerspropoganoa. i'm ,pirf.
iom 81 iein oui anoere @eiie ee.
iihrt neroen niiibte.
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JilPar(l6 loot.
Der nsbrmals tuO.|ts - Saiiei
pUn glbciiinirn ioO nm 'eIs,
seitUrbcn icin; AGiicrin icitg,
nOmmcn.
Gnfel Ses @iOnardcn Der SbrOuerbe
gLNois glbeba. 81. @1dra.

gt0ois gibebd, 81. gtorj.
Menclh H., aalier pon gIbeiii.
nien, lit inl alter pon 90 Sabren uno
I'M 81. SABRE eincr &cglerung &C.
itorben. Yrin5 &iOi Seallu. Der en'
TEL 0es ucrblideRn Wionarhen, ut
Der Sbronerbe. Ser &aiier puroe
I'M lettcn S5erbit uon eiuem Sdlag
onial gctrufien uno bate leltoem
ieine 9eiunobeit nidlt uleOer erlangt'
Seit mebreren Mohen muroe lem
Too erluurtct. glis or nld)t mebr I'm
Stanoe luar. Oie Staaisgelhdtte 81
iiibren, Ibernabm 3a5 Gelame nit
3uItinlmung Ger bcruorragenolter
Sauptllnge Die Gegentlhalt. 3n'
gleid) iuuroe Die aaiierin Saltu oller
Wiadt beraubt, ii6 in Oie 9Ingclegen'
beiten Der &cgierung gu miiden nno
Die geitallungen, oir iie ibrcn @un't'
linaen oerIieben bottc. lpuroet tur
null uno nihtig erfldrt. Erln5 SlOl
SeaIiu luurOe am lc6ten IS. 0idl
5um Sbroner6en ertlart Gr ut Ia
Sabre 1T lnO murOe Dor beiudbe e.
nenI So bre nit Der 7iGbrigrn @nte'
lin ocs ueritorbcnen aailerS S5ohan'
mes, Oh ouh Die 9iidte Der &aiierir
&oitu lit, pcrmd6lt
Qas aItc aaiiprreid 2l6GiiiniGn
ODER gletbiopien unridlieBt Die 2oni1'
reidp 3igro, 9lmbnra, Sdon nebi.
anoeren @ebirten. Grin iSldde'l-
inbalt bctrGgt llbfr 2OO.O0OGuabr II.
meilen un0 Die 9cn0Ifwlutg miro
auf 100000 bis 100000 S@lCn
geidaet Wlenelif murOe bon OrH
obeiitnii6fn &Guptlingcn nit lleber.
gebung BON 9laS Nidnaoldld gum
&niier gcluGbIt. Gr bebanptcte. ein
oirefter fahfomme bon SdIomo
uno Der &onigin BON Saba 5u icin
uno Ieote lid ielbit oen 9itel bci:
Ger iiogreid)e lope pom Stamme
sSuoo. scr erludblte oes Serrn. 80
mia Der S0niNe prd Aetbiopicn"
@r mar Ser Sobn 0cS aonigS BON
Shoa, lunroe ober in ieiner SSilgenO
BON ocm @oupcrneur pon &onoo. Der
inter ocn1 9tnnIen 1beoOor H. 0Cn
3bron iiiurpirtr. gPiaugen 9enom'
men. @icneIif befriegtc 8beooor
uno 6eiien 0ad]iolgrr GSn6nnneS. Gr
Qab idliebGifl ieine 3odter Dem Aas
Mrea, 0enl Sohne 0c5 1aiiers. 5ilr
@be uno uuroe Itilidppci1eno ais
Ebronerbe anCrfannt Ras 9lrcn
1torb. SSohnnnes prrSe in elmer
SdIodt get0otet. mo WleneIit mnr'
oe gtegus BON Nbciiinicn Gr ruci'
eerte iih, sic Gbcrherridloit StoIienS
ii6er iein 3nno on5ucrfenncn mo
5pnng i'm Sabre 1896 oic itnlienild)e
9lrmee bei 9IOnn 5nr 8opita!ation.
morouf Gin 6rieocn 1pgeidlIofCn
tpuroe, nurh zen oie ltrobbdnaigftit
BON 9(beiiinien onPrfannt wurbe.
SeitSem Icbte MeneIif II 7ric6en
NIT oen on8lp1rtigen N6dten nro
bas 2nno Qenieb 0urf 0ie GiniiiG-
rung oerbeiicrtcr HeaicrungS. mG
&onocIsmctbooen enlpor.
9loOiS grbebu, 81. 0l1rs.
0ie 4oiicrin lit bon oen gltbdr.
germ oes Gronprii5en IN Bclunbrinnl
genonnen lporoen
2onOon, 81 0idr5.
9ie porIieaenoe 0nhrift, 0nB 80.
Mig McneIif aeitorbcn lit. idFint iibcr
@oen, Mrnbien. gefommcn 81 icin,
uno man bdlt cS bier fir m0glid),
onB iie MIR cine BicocrboIung Scr
@eriiftc BON ocin 3ooe oc5 Wionar.
den iit, oie icit einiaen Gngcn imI
llmIaufe moren. 6iciigc San0eIS.
b1uier. Nie Surh ibre gfgcrturen inI
6irefter 8crblnOung nit 9Ibriiinicn
ftehpr hnhru nod1 feiur peIt6tinuutr
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GNupteu.
Gie Wciterrciic.
o[fcrnnArin 81 mpGl

NIVIuIlUTIU oI. WuI3.
SJheooore glooiepelt nebTt Satin,
Sobn 9ermit uuo Sri. @tbeI lit nit
Dem Noroocutihcn 2IopoOampier
Bring Seinrd)~ poi bier nad) 9sea.
pei obaeinbrcn.
SSn Goiro. non no or nit Der
Observation-Disclosures obgefabren
mar, erbielt or am 9a6n1oi bon elmer
aroben Menge imo einem gertretpr
oes GbeSibe eincn g[bihieOsgrub.
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Glcftriidlcr &,drcu Cntalciit.
.,iadion. Wfdl.. 3l. plor

NUuTUN, YIIWr oT. WIuT5.
Gin MID. iocntIfl5irtcr Mann muroC
eetooiet uno iiiHi an0grc pcrIcet, in.
oent ein @olen Ger 0ciroii luliter
9laihpap ERECTION so Oieien Moraeu
nidt melt bon bier rntgIellte. Ger
Mnnn. Der oobel umtlm pur0t
burh Elm Nnaeuleniter gcibleu0crt
9ie &erIetuugcn zines Niuuuea iiuf
tootlid mo undl Die uon Imel anoe.
ren iino idperer Natur Ger NDtor.
mann ia9i. Oub Der llnion lid erelg.
ncte, neil Die 9renIien ueriagien ais
man on einP 9urpc fam
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-04-01
Strcit IN 6noe.
Colt oinerpooI. 8. 81. M1ra

Gait 2iberpool, g., 81. Ndr3.
Der 9lusItano ser in oen bieii3qn
36piereien beihditiqten Wl1ohen lit
ourd einen Gompromib in Ser 2otn.
irage eeidlIid)iet noroen uuO elmo
oie SGlite Ser Streiferinnen nabmen
i'm 9oufe 6es Cages Sie 9Irbeit iuie.
Ser ouf. Ger 9ieit rpirO ON ndfiien
Qoo f~foau
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GrobrbCu.
81. Qolli5. DO, 80 gdr,.

Orr SeisWogrnph Ger 81 Souiler
llnnerItat 1c3eidncic bon l1:45
llbr on 40 Niuicn lnn1 Gr0lt0Be
Sc Tf imr lior0cn nod SilOen bin
bauc9ien mi0 Nd idIItBIid Uor
Often uah Mciteu iUnn0tcn.
Ycribte ilber lpubrNelonpncnC
Gr0erihiltterungen foncn auh ans
2olurcnce, Sans, gIlbann. e. y. mn
onoercn Sto0telh no lid SSlntrltmcn
&c befinoen. Die gr6brben ln5Pi9en.
gtah 9In6id)t pon Gater @oBP, oeI
sic bieiigen SritrlHurnte in Obbut
bat, creigiete iidl ons grobcbPu Del'
eutfcrnt inl Rnrhapp'.tn.
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Geponirrna Ser itd0ttiheu @eISer
0urd5ubrinoeu.
%Itts6urg, Va, 81. Nfdrj.
Or g. VI @altere. Ger frilbere
Sta0trathsprGiiOeut uno sur 9eit
Qireftor ser 9eh0roe iiir oiientIite
@eiun0beits. un09lrmcnpiIe9e, mrOe
ut onoereu irilberen Staotrdtben
bon Den @roB9eihpornen Der sIu.
nnbme BON 9eItehuuasgeI0ern uree.
fIagt, ioOob Die 3obl Ser in Den leg.
ten 5nei @oter er6obeneu @rabidl.
ontIagen aui 81 9citiegeu lit.
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900. RieOriG. e6Iub. sciterH.
gnarnpiirunaen ffr Wctreibc.

gpeIler. 30 r0lb. 81 i8h--l 20. no.
roth. Sf.i4-ifs; 30 barter g8inisrlpe3en
SfI4M-ff5: 10 3 barter @iuierwctier
$i0s-tt3k; go. 3 5rhbiabrswe3eH, sl.os
secrn 30. .. 6fN --62e: 80 2 peiB. g.
64c: 80 . Qrlb. 2H--62ISc; go, g. COZ -
eie: 30 3 metb. 62Ac; go 3 aeib. 6i--6i he
soicr 80 tpeib. 4G-47c: no peib
43-46c: glo. we,b. 4i-44t Stdnoaro 4e
---46ihc
Gjuter glnaaen pnr liarf. bic duoeren COR
ten langiGm 9loi. 7ac' 10 soc. 20 8 If
E7ee. no I. G2-72c Suiubr g8aggon
gerite NOR feFt Mlaf4. .G5erite. 66-67c. ee
ntid5te b2--5ec; Screenings. 40--65e, 5hinpr
81 gsaQguHlnouue
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Ghicnnntr RirhmnrPf.

winsOieb 8ufubr. 10000: 6nrunier maven
2 200 g6iber Ste Qreiie mGren ipie toleti
StieTe s6iO--s Ia aiibe. s50O--75O ee.
teYs "a 25- SO: 0ullen. 81 2b-6 %: aalbte
IA 0o~-e 30: ztoders nnbaeebers. 81 00-7 90
Sh,peiue 3uiuhr 20.O0O zie Rreiie ma.
rer; mic folat. peid5ie Sl0.G0-i0 so: 3enliitie.
sIl s5-iO 90' tfiUcre Si070--fi 90.
Ghcie. 81 fbr. l2000. te 4rettc iparen
mis- foIof. Qdunler, S87b--g.40: Aibber 81 20
~-s Is: 9dbJluss. Ss0O-s IS; Gmes. S700--