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The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-23

august loIO"
 Mir. G. w. A. Wilson, Board of I'm provement, Conway, Ark:
 Dear Sir-I am enclosing herewith statement of the results of my eX animation of the samples of water sent some time ago.
 have discussed my finding at some length, and hope that the discussion will be clear in meaning; but if there is anything that needs further ex- planation, or if there are statements that are not clear, advise me and shall be glad to give further explan- ations:
 Parts per Million. 1. Total solids Cargely in sus-
 pension O4Z 2. Loss on ignition. ......... 91 8. Chlorine as chlorides. ..... 3 4. Nitrogen as nitrtes ...... 0 ,. Nitrogen as nitrates. .....
 ...... ......... Not Excessive 6. Nitrogen as free ammonia. 0.10 '. Nitrogen as albuminoid ann
 mona .............. o'l9 8. Oxygen required ......... 4.9 9. Temporary hardness (cal-
 cium carbOnate) ......... 9.2 10. Permanent hardness (calcu-
 lated as calcium carbonate) 59.8 To get an idea of the quality of the water of the Beaver Branch and East Cadron, a partial analysis was made, all that the amount sent would permit.
 Parts per Million.
 BB. E.C. Free ammonia .......... .O.3O 0.2o Albuminoid ammonia. .0.20 0.35 Chlorine as chlorides. -. 300 300 Nitrogen as nitrites. .... .0.0O 0.00 For the proposed supply the results of the analysis show the water to be of good quality for drinking and for industrial uses, in boilers, laundrles, etc. The constituents found are well within the limits given by the authori- ties fer American rivers, except Tn the case of total solids, the most of which should be removed by your proposed method of filtration. For purposes of comparison I give the limits set for the various constituents: For chlo- rine of chlorides, Leeds standard for American rivers is 3 to 10 parts per Your sample contains , pats per million, an excellent show ing. For nitrogen as nitrltes, Leeds standard is 200 parts per million. The sample contained none, another excellent showing. For both free and albumninoid ammonia, your proposed supply is well within the limits The larger amounts appearing ID the sam ples from Beaver Branch and East Cadron may be due to one of two causes, or both, that is, from human excreta, or from harmless vegetable matter (fallen leaves, plants, etc). 1T as I have been informed, the valleys (water-sheds) of these streams are not inhabited for miles above the pro- posed supply, then the excessive amount of ammonia is due to the sec ond of the two causes mentioned above. This assumption is supported also by the fact that in both streams chlorine as chlorides was found to be present in the amount of , parts per million. This is not an excessive amount.
 For oxygen required, Leeds stand ard is to '. Your sample shows 4,9, which is again an excellent showing. To sum up my report, find that your proposed supply is good for all gen eral purposes and industrial uses, and compares very favorably with the supplies of other Arkansas towns, for instance. Fort Smith and Fayetteville.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-23

Ray c. Parker Residence in Boule- yard Addition.-Large lots, southeast 'orner, splendidly constructed cot tage, would be cheap at $1, 800. Price, S1,000.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-23
Just Received!
One of the Finest Line of Collars We
 have ever handled.

They are easy on the horse, we'll made and from the best of material. We are selling them at prices which will pay you to investigate before buying elsewhere.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-23
CHEMISTS REPORT
 ON CADRON WAFER

(Continued from First Page.)
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-23

E. w. Miller place, near Green brier and Linder; west half north east quarter, 32-7-13; 80 acres, nice ly improved and easily worth $20 an acre. Price, $1.000.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-23

J. II. Wright place, near Chadwick /; east half northwest quarter, 23-4-13 so acres. A big bargain at $500.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-23
New Bicycles!

We carry the best line of Bicycles ever sold in Conway and have several on hand which we are going to make exceptionally low prices on this and next week. A Bicycle will save you many a long and tiresome walk.
 Call on us and let us show you what we have.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-08-23

J. A. ELLZEY PLACE-110 aacres of good land located near Spring Hill church and Linder; 60 acres in culti- vation; two sets of houses; pasture; small orchard; good water; we'll i'm proved; would be cheap at $2,000, but $1, 400 will get it if bought at once.
 Several thousand acres of railroad land at low prices and on easy terms.
 ". H. DUNCAN,
 CONWAY, ARK.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-01-15
POINTS FOR PLANTERS
Cotton Growers Report Results of First Years Methods of
 Cultivation.

At a recent meeting of the cotton growers of the valley, many details of the industry were discussed in the light of last years experience and advice was given to prospective plant CTS by men familiar with the approv- ed methods of cultivation in the South
 J. R. LofJus reported that the ac- climated seed in the valley was suf- fcient to plant 90,000 acres and he thought the owners of the seed should get the planting price of three cents a pound for Texas and four cents for Georgia seed. He advised planting only acclimated seed this year and thought it advisable to stick to short staple cotton for at least another sea son. The gins were built to handle short staple and the planters had learned something about growing it. The heavier yield of short staple would more than make up any difference in price Some Allen improved had been grown near Calexico, yielding staple of an inch and a half, and might be in troduced generally in time, but he did not think the farmers should try experiments at present. Georgia cot ton was a little longer and whiter than the Texan, but not enough to talk about.
 Mir. Hoard, an old planter. doubted that the soil of the valley was good for long lint cotton, but it surely
Imperial Valley press., 1910-01-15

made stronger lint than he had seen elsewhere. Chas. stephens agreed with Mir Hoard and declared the val ley lint to be the strongest he ever saw. He advised planting acclimated sed this year, believing the yield would be better than last years,
 Mir. Fry, of the Meloland ranch, re- ported that he had found twenty pounds of seed to the acre none too much Co insure a stand Replanting with the hoe was a failure. He ad- vised planting early in April In this he was supported by Messrs Hoart Wilsie and other planters. Mir Hoard also urged that ground be broken as early and as deep as possible. aud Mir. Wilsie thought it would pay to plough under a barley crop instead of harvesting it. All agree on the ad- visibility of deep ploughing and thor ough preparation of ground
 Mr. Hoard said the plants left in the fields had not been killed by frost and would produce crops again this year. but he did not advise let ting them stand as a general prac- tice
 Mir. Stephens said: Cotton grow ing. is a simple matter There is no mystery about it. Plough deep, water we'll and cultivate. Any farmer can do those things and grow cotton"
 Mir. Buttram reported that he pick ed thirteen bales from ten acres and made a profit of $35 an acre. That was the ten-acre field supposed to have been ruined by storm in Aug ust.
 Mir. Loftus said he had obtained bale to the acre where the stand was good and a little more from the best of his field. There was no question about making more than a bale to the acre on a good stand. He had spent a great deal of money on the Meloland ranch trying various crops and cotton was the first to supply him with any money to spend on anything else He was so we'll satisfied with the first venture that he proposed to plant a thousand acres if possible this year.
 Mir. Rutherford, of the Oakland mills. said the editor of the Home stead showed himself utterly ignorant of cotton when he said it would not pay to pick the second time. He had picked samples and found the sec ond crop just as good as the first. Don't be afraid to plant good bit of cotton" was MT. Rutherford's ad- vice to valley farmers. We will buy all you can grow-if you are willing to sell at price we are willing to pay" Sounds sort of Scotch, doesn't it.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-01-15
IMPROVEMENTS AT DAIRY

Crawford & Davis have purchased from the Delta Implement Company a twelve horsepower Sampson gaso- line engine for installation at their ranch, northwest of Fl Centro, to fur nish motive power for feed choppers, etc. They have recently completed a handsome residence on the ranch and are making other extensive improve ments.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-01-15

l.. c. Siebert, representing the Crutchfield & Woolfolk Company, of Pittsburg, arrived fin El Centro last Wednesday from Pittsburg. and will re- main during the remainder of the season.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
Wener Streit in 8cncsmela.

Caracas, @eneSueIo, t3. Gan.
- Gie perre5ltelaniidc Re9ierung
bo: ben Sertreter Der San. ameri.
CON Ore &c." il, peIfer Charles
Sd)nob elm groBes Sntcrelie beiieen
loll, benof)rihtigt, ooB oic Gonpoa.
Die Die l%lcbcrtrogilng Der mertbpollcll
&rrotacu.@rllbe oil Die Gompagnie
niht mlerfennt, ipeil Der 9eiistitel
en- Iraglider lit. Gos bon @iaiom
Wud)oran ols Gommiii1r Der Ser.
Siaoten uno bon Der Hcsieruna 9e.
lic5llelo's mter5eidnetc 1rotofoa Der,
lot ausbriidlif Die 9elieergreinrna
oleles 9ergiperfs ourd) irgenb cine
Herion ooer Eerionen, 10 LANCE Der
Gitel nid)t flnr lit. Iie yYon- ame-
r'con Orc Gp." bate beabiihtiat, ben
Setrieb Der 8rilbe 10 ruid) ols nlo1.
Id oui5lutebnlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
Ger abraiirtc Bart.

Heiu Oorf, 10, Sonltur. -
Sralt Soilta Wcr5ou, wcld)c Dor orel
Iaget nod p%ieridbriger Srennurlg
ibrcm @otten stbrabum Mer5olu
clts TllBlano bier anfom, neigert
lid), ibren @utten 6l1 erfennelL neil
bcriclbe lett ieiner anfunit IN Nnlcs
rifa Sen III Hublono eetrascnen lon'
gen Bart ubraliren laiien uno omeri.
'faniife alcioer ongelegt bot. Nbro'
bdth '5eigt'' EuittlinGeM fiir Wtropbr
ueldles er per Eoit Der Srou mad,
J.l;Blano iibcrmitteIt bat unb mill
niorgen iriib ieine ShluG0erin als
Selsin fir icine SocntitGt poriii6.
ren. Sic Ginmonocrlnas 9eboroe
iii gencigt, Dem Monn SIT glanben,
nil je0od) TorlidtS bolber cine &C.
hone llntcriild)ung uornebmell. Die
tSrul crfldrt, tic babe gehOrt, ooB c.
iii amerifo piele Shminbler gebe,
mo lie fonlte iih feinent Womne an.
%nertrouerl, meIde 10 gon5 onoers
mIsiebe, mic ibr @ottc in HuBnnlo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15
Sbio'S daffabrts' SrbilGnm scplnnt.

Yittsburg, ga, 13. Solniar.
Tic biitoriifc Weleaidjait Don
@eIt.Eenliplponicr Fat Ole Soee an
gercat. i'm ndfliten Sabre einc grobe
6cbei,fieier. obnlid) Der S~iioionl5iil,
n.tSeicr iii Tcw-Dorf, nn(Gblid hes
2rItcn 9efnbrens be5 Chic ourd, CT.
ncn Gonlpfer, Der Den 9tnmen ,Ic,r.
Srleais" bate. 3u peranlinlten.
Tieier Ganpicr, Ser im Sabre 1911
III Yittsburg Dont Stapel Lief, jeff
ron eil,enl Obeim beS gr.Yr1iioen-
ten aoolepelt seballt worocn iein.
iuesbalb ben6iihtigt miro, bel, ST,
Gr6iioenten Rooieuelt ais erobe ut.
traftion Der 6eier. Bic nit elmer
groBortigen Ma~rirleparaoe pcrbunocn
icin ioa, i'll p%ermnlaiien, bierGer 81,
fomnten uitO iif 81 betbeilisen. Miet.
rcre anoere angeIebene 9eielid)aiten,
peitlid) .pon bier, iino fir ben Elai
elmer Iolf)en 6eier bereits %geiponuen.
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StaatSbeamtc nnS Ycb6rocn.

GEctuitDs9'enmtc
@cuuerncur Stultin g. GrotbcrS bon eseil'
GontrOleur Or. 3ofbua %. Scrins BON Car
rou'9ouHtp.
e4abmeincr Nurrab ganoiber bon Sarforo.
etaais.ecrretar 81. 8ins!op @irtons bon
Sta6 oes GouocrneurS = Scuoerneur etiitin
Z; grotbcr5, @cnetatIoiuiunt Senrb IN.
g~9artielo bon Baltimore, ScncraEG %uaritcrs
@ sfi \ g SSarlsSS; aa%a'ssSS sSS pom pom s SaiiiniSrs..
&cnernf 8. Charles Qinibicum bon @nIti.
more @ensral ylri9nr que Sorman bon 9olu.
bon baltimore. Seneral, 9drrp 0l, 9uiion
bon Baltimore, Sberit I6olnus \. 9ucu bon
baltimore, Oberit .Sobn Rectire bon etiIe.
annp'Gountu. Sterft .Ssrael W. Barr. lun,
bon Baltimore, S6erit Charley u. 'SieiSs
tse bon JrsOsria: 9 ounib .6berit Charles :.
bon Baltimore uno Sbrrit Serome $. 5opee
bon Baltimore.
Gtaut5banter,B eb6rbe - 8onberilenr stuftin g.
srotberst GoniEoIenr 81. Soitua 9erirts uno
eanb'irabenbGu Gommtffion = @rdthert Sobu
w. 1nder BON 9ecil,GountD. Souoerncut
Muffin 8. Groibcrs. TT. Ora Aemfen mo o..
Win. Bulod Slnrf Don Baltimore, SranciS
n. 3litol son Wiorisonerb. Golntp ulto Gu
ntlel ID SbocnIuier bon gGliimpref4punth.
SDenfifb,G omirifiion = benjamin q. @reen bon
Somer'et.gounip gaspe1 @rabe ron 8nIti'
mere urb NSalter j. Dtitteu bon Charles.
9oiintb.
eia6tsblife uno wobibditaieit - grdftsent q.
abller Pets bun Wnfbinetons9 oiintD. Soiep6
Y. 9arrington bon Galbot.Gountn, I'm q.
Wegrtn. Or. Sacob 8. SoInnoer unb Or. eli.
Clair Sprniu bon Baltimore ulto 5auteS g.
Sngruit bon plltiHore'GouniD
Ia6nfs.q dger5uissgu gontmifftun - Souuer.
nenr guftir g. 9rotbers. GontroIeur Or. 10.
ftnd ", Sering, S9abmsifisr Wurrah Var.
oioer. Ibridn 8ofeh, Sobn 8. Srirp, Sotbua
g. Standings nnb Seorae gi6eiiter.
Jrrerseo lnmii(ton = Or. &ugb $. Duuna. Er.
Sotn g. gldfe ino at. Senrb M. Curb bon
Baltimore. TT. v. Warfleb SIad bon Cecil
geuntp nno -6eneraLslniualt Stane CODE
Siraus: Geirctdr Or. Irtbur .. Serrtno.
SsaatS . Sieb /. @eiurobeiis 9eb5r6e = g. O.
W%errbman bon DaItimore.G ourtp. grosbef,or
Snrfon bon 6opdrb'Gountb ino gSnbe s. ..
RarfieIo bon -garron'gountp; staats,Ibicr.
ar,t %, gmni .. Iadie;
gouiitb, GfarIes Z. Crane. 8. s. GoitmGn.
@eorae s. @orter ,rHo 5ranf u. .Girit BON
baltimore uio Sobu s. aiinbIe bon Cecil.
gouHtp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-15

Ger lid, oooilrf cincn Noncn, aber
olid] oiele Scinbe mod)te, haB or sc.
gen Die ipriihcn Observation-Disclosures
Forging uno ibr perbreferiihes Erei.
fen in bieiiser Staot oufoedte uno
oaonrb einid)rdHtte. Sm Rppembcr
1908 ipurOe bas gbepadr Raiiib
Sbiblep in ieiner @obnllng toot aui-
q%cflrnoen, lie pergiftet, er erihoiien.
aniheinenb bate Shiblcp ieine Sral
ermproet nno iif oom umgebroht.
Urau Sbihlep untcrbielt 81 benz I'M.
aorilden 8ciger Higo :iutime 9csic.
bl!ngen uno in Der giierlud)t oeS
Gotten lit Der 8runo 81 Der Srago-
Die 81! illt)en geneIcn. Ios Der Che
eltlproiienc aino Apllroe bon Dem
Sntel uopptirt. IS lit Der geltcrn
rcrmunoete &nnbe.
S~nIpcftor WcGoiiertp Der Dor
ltcber oes Ieteftip. Bureaus, lo9te
Eertc. er merOc ocnl Sale Ieinc gang
te'onocre NllInlcrflamfcit 6%lmuenoen.
Nft menigcr ais % 0etcttinS limo
sur Anforbeitung oeS Iollcs bcrols
gcjogen mprbcn.
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Souaba's Tluttcn- &crtbcioisnng.

. Ottawa, CANADA, 13. &dnllor.-
Miniiters&rGliocnt SoIricr hat III
llnterbollic oic 6lottcnuertbeioi-
aln0o-I orlouc eingcrcid)t. Gtc Gtil
iiebt Ole Nnmcrburg eillc@ Worl!ca
Corps nod Oil,iter Der Stoat@mlIl5el1
in BEN Ser. Stontcn Dor. Gle cana
oiidc Worinc lol( Der GilberuIu ta jt
Den Sohncn blrd Die brittldIc Ncn1ls
rolitat ulteritcbcu. bod nlnb ell lol-
DIES aui0cbot 5lluor 0urd) Cos ca1o-
oiide Parliament beItGtlgt ncroe1.-
Iic Gorluac mrtr0e bon Dem Ib9c'
ororetcn @orbcrL henl 6ilhrcr Der
Nppolitipn, biti0 befdmit. Gr logte.
OoN int Sinblit nIi Die onclttlhc @cs
iobr" GanaGo ilid)t mcbr, ais cine be.
trGhtlid)e @elnbcmilli0lul9 gclu1brcll
iollte. 9lud) Gauricr'a llntcrlllhrcr.
Der s69coronctc Mont bon Gucbcc.
iprod, gegen bic Sorlagc. Gr logte,
Die. SrQpB6iIh, GQnobicr rpllrOcn 81
Der gctbcilioung an eitcnl ariege, III
pelfcln lie bel Der aricg9crfl1ritr9
fein @ort miiurcoen h1ttcn. niemala
lire GimuiQi9ung aebcn. Gle 6ro1e
miro I'M Torloment nod ST bcltlgen
Grorterltngcu uno moglid)cr SeiIe 81
elmer id)orfcn SrcnrntnG Ger politl.
i6cn Eurtcicn iilbrcn.
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Siuci nette Iettcrn.

Atlanta, ga, 10. Snnlor. -
!. ". Goec mo iein Gouiin 2oieph
(0ge mluocn bette inter Der Nns
tlngc, III Der leBten Nod)t eillcn Ser.
llId) 5ur GinGid,erlrng bes "@cnScot
Sitbia Sotels" 81 gultell, Is Meilcll
rpr bier, gemnht 81 baben, pcrbaitct
nnb III ooS @ef0ngniB bon Marictto,
Ga, gebroht. GaS SoteI mar bei'm
Nusbrlld bes 6euers nit @Glten &C.
filut, ouciu ollie entfomenL uller0ingS
MIR nit Den Ntnd)tflcibcrn, meld)c tic
on Dem 2cibc trllgen. Iie Nrreituil-
ten, 81, reip. 19 Sabre alt, iollen Die
8bot begongen bubell, nnh0cm lie
illen 8orrutb bon Gi9arren unO an
heren &ertaufsnrtiteln IN Dem Sotcl
bod n~crIid)crt bottcn. Nn per'dJicoe.
ncn Stctlen muroen nit Ectrolerm
begoiiene Sumpen uno unoere 8eaens
llonoe aufgeiumoen nuein 0ant Der
Geroiihen Initrenglmgen Der 9epoI'
feritng gelorlg es, Dos 8cbGltbe 81
rctten,
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Wiffpro EindIpt fpmmt ipGt.

@aibington, :. e., IS. San.
- eg-6oritdJei @iifurb Yi1ld)ot bat
ioot belte albellb cine %ldnscre @rflG,
rllna peroiientlid)t. in meld,er or lei.
i.ul Stonopunft III ieirer Gontro,
pcrlc nit benz SefretGr 9oainger
rehtfertiat. Die meiiten Yunfte lei
,ier Gorlegltnaen iinb idon eurdy
trilbcre GrflGrun9en gcbcft moroen.
Gins Der Nr9umente Eindot's in
ieiner 2arlcglng lit, hob iid) sic or.
gnlllirtc Nrtcit ailI ottipe getbeili.
sllllg on Den nad|itcn GcnareBmablei,
pnrbercitet. nllo oaB ibre 6oroeruul-
gen Scriidiid)tigung ccroiencn. Eie
Sodllogc lit cine ernitc, 10 erflGrt
Gr.Sprithci Eind)ot.
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Gin Had,eaft?

GnS Nicoeridicben 5lpcicr iflitten.
f%abrenOcr a1lobcn in Sarlen
Ourd) eillen Mnrn nit eillen,
idlunrjeu Bart. Serlnutbui,,
gen Der Tolijei.
Ncp Dorf, t3. 3arular.
Ger Manl nit benz ihnorSen Bart.
luclfer geItern Ibelib I'M Sighbriogc.
Icrf, 5nrlcm, ben ied)sidGrigcn 30.
bert 2onlns eridoB mo Den eben TaGS
iefs5dbrigen asrthur Sbiblcp lebens.
~GcfG6rlit] perwlnbetc. lit nod, nid)t
e%ingeinligen. Dion permitbete bis.
Fer, boB Der Norber eilt @~eiitesge.
Lorter lit, lpclder Die 5bat in einem
Tnfaa bon MorblnIt. perlriad)t bltrd,
fie Hedereien Der anaben, luelhe iid,
liod Der Sdule nit Shlittenfabren
erjlitigtert, perii6te. MoeIifer @ciie
lit ieobdJ audi Dos HieoerifieBen
9(rtbur Sbiblep's eit Aad)eaft. Ger
Gater oes tootlif ue~ripnnoeten ana-
ben lit nGmlid Der 9r,ioer oes per.
iirrbenen. auwalts Y. u. Sbiblep.
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2obnitrcit in Der Tcnitcrslas-
S%nonitric.

Glcpclunb. SDio, IS. Snnllm.
Cine 5mcitdgiae Gonieren5 5,ui-
id)en @crtretern Der ,Nntional 8in-
Dam Wlob @orferS" mo ocn ,lln-
ctb1naigen @lnsiobrifoutcn" iiber
fic Soroeruig bobcrer 2obne id)loB
bciitc ohlle Heiultot. Die Vel,te Tor
htrten cine 2obnerbobung Don II
Tro5ent. Gin gcn1eininmeS Gomite
Miro imstniong ocs Monota 8cbruor
5uiomnlentreten. unt cincn ncliell
Geriud) ,l,m Grreid)e1 zines Gimer.
i.cbmens 5u MADDEN.
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Mubertn's Miiffcbr.

E6iIaoclpbin, t3. &ouior.-
Robertu Sc Sonon unb ibr Gntiilbrcr
IScr0inonG Gohcn mltrocn nod tbrel
helte erfolgtcn Hiidfcbr bicrber
Gichc nlli Der rritcn Seite) cinem le.
porotcn. Observation-Disclosures @crbol
ourdl Ole Eoli5cibcboroc i'm Motbbuu.
ic uultcriporfcll, ollein alildlid)cr @ci
ic perbcn ole GinSelnbciten nod Der
Ceiientlid)feit po~rcntboltcil. Gos iclt.
iotionsliilterne Tublifum mus lid,
Gebiloen. bis bic ipdtcrcn Grtpide-
lullgen Scr Seniotionsgcifidjte ans
Sidlt fpnlntell.
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Euberfnluiis 0Grterinnen.

81. EIcn q. "a Wolfe. Cberndrtcrli. ~
1928. observation-disclosures.
5rt. 'Rebcccu ~. epaIc. Gr. fStt. Fart ."n,
icIi.stocnue.
SrL; gillian oelierdib, Nr, 1910. Gcre.Pa,.
5r!. Mlarg1retbe Is. aennsop. Gr. Il, CIT,
5rdrtlins Str1te.
SRI. Sc. lR. 9tdf6. I'll. 1888. Gorot@ntnp- Ct
Srl Hnnte Gee Dinrpbp, Nr. 627. Ss'is
Jrl, Ssnnis 3 @emmnn. Or. 6aS, Bcn.
SrnriIins strdbe.
Sri, 26a g, aibbp. sir. si5. sioro.gurrou.
tor'aeenne.
FRI patiic 9. Glemeuis. sr. 252e. q
PuIls Struse.
SRI. eli3abeto Collins See. sr. taos cert
Woenue.
SRI. Hoialie Is, Isabelle. 8olpert 9Iparimeut(s
SRI. SeIen 9ncor. Hr. 1913. Sariorosg oenn
Sri. Grace u. Srunnbaneb, ?r. s0f, 9antil.
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,Sapaniidler Snrfcp."

Ginctnnnti t3. Sonllor.
Nilohiiter BON Shio mo acntlidD
hoben alli @rilnb Der S~toatSgeiebc
92I Stiid Wohteln %ioiiiri, Die an
Gin biciiges &%eltouront ooreiiirt ma
rcll, llnt bort bel cincm @onfctt pom
Gpcrtsleutcn ais .inponiid,cr 1l,r.
fen" unb onbcrc ieltene @6acl Der.
lpeiit 81 pcrocn. Tod bc, Welcben
res StaotcS Ohio Io4 Die MnrimoI.
Stroie fir oaS acieeuiorige grIeaen
her 1924 BohteIn $4,000. Die wi
itimaIitrafe $4,000 betroacil.
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llntcrbanSlunacn abscbrodjcM.

Cincinnati, Ohio, t3. San.
~ bad ciner Gonicren5, mcld)e oelt
Gallicn 8orntittas iibcr boi,ertc, Der
tiiliOetc Dos Gonuite, pelfes sic &c.
lrnrapbiitcn Ser Baltimore II. Sbio
SolltblueItcrit 9nbi1" rcrtritt, mo
Gcnerol- superintendent Srimion ais
&ertretcr OcrG%iicnbabii, bob cS ibilcit
inmo9lif iei, cin slbfommcr iiber
Die bon ben 2cutel1 oiiiscilellte neiic
gobnifola 81 cr5ielcn, Gie Inter.
Gonolunsen mllrben ournuibin dbgc.
hrpdelt.
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Tie @mitidifi.S pielcrci III gos
Mnacles.

2os Nngelcs, Sal, l3. Gan.
- I'm 1870 beute Nbcno bnttc man
nod feline Hnd,ridtcn Don Dem Bal
Ion ~9itp Of Cos Angeles," meld)er
Inn 1880 bette Tad)niiitng nit orci
lsn'iagieren. borurtcr jpci Trallci,.
iii hiciigen Nero.Eorf mligcitiegclt
runr. Ter Gallcr mllroc 5llleet nobc
Gcbonbo 9eod) III eil,er SoHe Doll
eira 2000 iSitb gcicben.
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&ermiid)te tclcgrapbiidle Tepcihcn.

2n @ofcfielb. Woii.. iillO bier
@rfratfunlgen an oen glnttcrn, lit
&eaoing. Taii., oeren ied)s5ebn cont
~1iatirt moroen, meshnlb Die Staats.
Sonitdts6eborbe a%neeoronet bot. bab
ole III ben oortigen 5abrifen beihdf.
tigten ar6eiter. seimpft nerben mil
icn. Ger gnfons nit benz Simpler,
Tiirbe nit 800 iunsen 6a6rif- arbei-
ttrinnen III @afeiielo eenad,t.
Nei,e Nad)treiter : @emnlttbo.
ten weroen aus Der llmgebung oes
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9iecIioot.2afc III Sliou County,
Ienn, genelbct. Ger 6chIidIo9 Der
@cridtsperfoleuua aeaen oie 2eute,
ueIbc BORT ben Gdpit1n yteil ermor.
hetcn, ihcint ole 9eiDobuer gu neite'
zen Gepotttbaten ermvtbist 5u ba'
ben.
SIN GIf.Eorf, eincm St1otd)en
Don 1900 9epobtern III MitfcIL'
Gollntp Gem. brannten gcIterT 90
@cbGllbe inn @cidGftspicrteI uieoer,
Mon idlabt Sen Shoocn oli $50,
600.
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StGbtildlc Ganbfcrtiafeits. SdnLcn

8refne' unb 6nOcitcsSirnbe.
Misqultbs uno SrleunssStrdtr.
@aitern'goenlie uro Snturent, Strdbc.
gSoohbertbs lio cooper, apenuc.
Hiberins1iuGo mo Wiuit 9thcrue.
Sdrrc'tsIbenu ino @inium SirdGc.
Gronlpcus iino %. Strdbe.
@tiltors uno TreBtnunsS trnfc.
Enrf stpenic mo 9pffmun Strubc.
Ramfne' u1o RnlnsIis Gtrabe.
9tortbi9Ibcnnc uito gSaf1inpiou. Slrntr.
Oils. tebe GbatpsStrabe.
GtoolesS trube, n1be 9enniblbdnid .NecruP.
Caroline, nnbe Sdnfs StrdBe.