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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-20
NOTABLE TRIBUTE
PAID MEMORY Of
THOs. JEFFERSON
Fourteen Hundred Strong They
Gather at Brilliant
Banquet.

The spirit OF Jefferson lowered close
70 l,4oo loyal Democrats who crowded
Wevers's Colosseum last night to cele-
bgate the anniversary of his natal day.
It was a gathering different from any
that has been held here for years by
the rank and file of the party he
founded. Hope which predominated
during the long days of the party's
Punishment from power was replaced
by the triumph of victory and for the
Joys Of anticipation was substituted
the knowledge of achievement. En-
thusiaem rsigned and pilots of the ship
Of State and nation told only of fair
sailing ia smooth waters ahead.
For the first time in many years con-
gressrnen of their own party told the
Democratic hosts. without a qualifying
clause, OF reforms which will be in
~AHgurated, OF benefits which the nation
will reap and of promises already re-
deemed-the work of Democrats. Four
members of a House of their own faith
addressed the diners. They were Con-
Eressmen Henry T. Rainey, of Illinois;
"A. Owsley Stanley, of Kentucky, and
Essex county's own representatives,
Edward w. Townsend and Walter l.
Mccoy. 1t was a pleasing picture that
they drew.
Enthusiasm Rampant.
A little more than a year ahead there
looms before the party the figures Of a
Democratic Senate and a Democratic
President in the White House, the
speakers told the -.udience, and en-
thusiasm became rampant.
The affair vas set in a bower of
bloom and color. Indian League clubs
of Essex displayed upfurled upon the
walls their banners ano insignia and
Uttered the tables with Indian trophies,
badges and neadgear. Music was fur-
nished by two bands, a thousand cleo
trio lights flashed down their rays upon
the scene and Old Glory smiled from
every vantage poinr. 1t was a night
long to be remembered.
PsrmIy as Toastmaster.
Chairman Tyler Parmly, of the
county committee, was toastmaster,
and those at the guests table were:
Congressman Henry I. Rainey. OF
Illinois; Congressman A. Owsley
Stanley, of Kentucky; Congressman
Walter ]. Mccoy and Edward w.
Town, both of Essex; Mayor Jacob
Haussling. State Chairman James r.
Nugent, Surrogate Isaac S%hoenthal,
Judge Simon Hahn, Judge Charles f.
Herr, Assistant City Attorney Charles
Myers, Assessment Commissioner John
f. Monahan, Alderman Elmer A. Day,
John Donnelly. president of the COM
mon Council, and Assemblynen Mylod,
McGowan, Shalvoy, Christie. Newman,
phiIipns. Ford. Martin. TavIor. Brack-
~ Leveen, Alderman Elliott, Alderman
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Even Despised Clerk and Humble
PatrOImarl as Well
Paid.

NEW YORK, April 2o.-The income
of the average New York lawyer is no
greater than that of a patrolman or a
bridesmaids clerk, according to figures
compiled by the New York County
Lawyers Association.
A report, prepared for the association,
shows that there are approximately
$4,000 lawyers in Greater New York. or
about n to every 275 inhabitants. This
provides, it is estimated, an average of
three or four clients to each lawyer.
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man: Moses Reichman. Alfred Bier
tuempfel, Charles F.. Herr, Tyler Parmly
and Richard J. Franz.
Dinner-Charles N. Bell, chairman; z.
]. McGuinness, John f. Monahan,. FL
mer A. Day, James F. Hyland, e. l..
Price, jr.. and John NJ. Judge.
Speakers-M. J. MCGOWAN. chairman;
Harold NJ. Anderson, Walter l.. Mccoy,
Simon l.. Fisch, Harry j. Smith and
Music and Printing-Cornelius Har-
rington. chairman; Laurence McCabe,
James F. Hyland, E. L. Price, jr., and
John c. Fineran.
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HE'LL FOR GRAND JURY.

Charged with larceny from the per-
on. John Juhass, of 85 Maine street,
was today arraigned at the Third Pre-
cinct Police Court m held in 5000 bail
to await the action of the grand jury.
Louis Malag, of 81 Maine street, who
was the complainant, alleged that the
prisoner stole SIS Sin cash from aim
while he was visiting his house.
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embedded ores to the uses of society,
and he who sows the seed and gamers
the harvest is the legitimate producer
of wealth. Wealth is obtained in W.
ways, by production and by plumber;
by creating it or by taking it from him
who has created it.
mo question is more acute today
than the control of these Illegal COM
binations. No danger is more ominous
or imminent than that of monopoly
and the inordinate concentration Of
wealth, and yet there is not a monop-
oily, there is not an unlawful combina-
ton in restraint of trade, there is not a
trust IN existence. which has not had as
it's goal the mastery of the American
market.
THE most inspiring sign of the times
is the healthy public sentiment exist
ing at this hour. The people are as
jealous of their power and of their
liberties as ever.
Organization a Need.
James r. Nugent. chairman Of the
Democratic State committee, empha-
sized the necessity of organization and
leaders to arouse the interest of the
citizens. Without giving his remarks
a personal application. he discouraged
the formation of factions in the party
and declared that he Was not in har-
mony with those who held out the
pointed sword to those who befriended
them. He held that such a course may
create a personal following, but also
created disorder in the ranks of a
party. In part he said:
THE purpose of a political party
| should be to promote that which will
accomplish the greatest common good
Where people are banded together and
animated by a common purpose theii
effectiveness is far greater than where
there is no cohesion. So with a po-
liticsl party. Where there is organlza-
ton. where there are leaders to e
pound the issues, 70 arouse the inter
est of citizens, to plan n combai
against the enforcement of harmful
policies and doctrines. the welfare oil
the people is far better protected thar
il there had been no organization.
II am not in accord with the policy
which would encourage the formation
of factions within a party. Neither
am I in harmony with the spirit which
would animate one in holding the olivs
branch out to those who have opposed
you and the pointed sword toward
those who have befriended you. Thai
course msy create a personal follow
ing, but Il tends also to create dis
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A. U TO EUROPE.

A. Shaumer, of 2S9 Elm street, will
sail on the second of May for Europe.
He will visit many countries of Eu-
rope, including Austrie. Mr.. Shaumer
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DELTA pI BANQUET.

The seventh annual banquet of the
Delta Pi Fraternity of the Newark
High School was given last night at
Achtsl-stetteF's
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Archibald, Board Of Works Commits
sioner Patrick H. Ryan, Board of
Works Commissioner DR.. Charles f.
Kraemer.
Congressman Henry T. Rainey, Of
Illinois, the first speaker, said, in part,
as follows.
81 desire at the outset to thank the
committee for furnishing me with this
opportunity for visiting this splendid,
typical, progressive Eastern city.
I'VE have finally in our progress as a
nation entered upon a new era. Men
no longer vote in this country accord
ing to the dictates of their fathers
consciences. They are voting now ac-
cording TO the dictates of their own
co~nsciences. Fundamentally, the great
parties are as far apart today as they
have been in the past, but party lines
are more easily crossed now thar they
hav been before. 1t is not considered
a disgrace now to have a Republican
advocate the Democratic ticket, and
it is not considered d~ishonorable now
for a Democrat to vote a Republican
ticket. He simply shows a wonderful
lack of judgment. Men now vote fer
themselves, for their families and for
their homes. Now, as the long winter
of our discomfort has drawn to a close,
through it all the Democratic host has
been found on every highland of the
morning. ready to continue the old fight
which must be always wased in the
party to perpetuate a government If
the people. by the people n for the
people.
1--WE have commenced the fight on the
criminal trusts and on the cost of liv-
ing. am just an ordinary farmer,
living in the cornbelt of Illinois. ] tell
you this, thai the time will come when
industrial slavery will be swept from
this country"
Roosevelt Under Fire.
Congressman A. o. Stanley. of Ken.
lucky, glorified the Sage of Monticello
and his Democratic principles. He at.
tackled the Federalists of Jefferson's
day and former President Roosevelt
called President Taft a most ami
able gentleman, a most excellent jurist
but a poor politician. In part. he said
1.-THE inherent and fundamental evi
in modern legislation is the abuse o
the taxing power, for the power to ta1
is the power to AXE and to destroy
Wealth can be created In two ways b.
the conversion of the crude resource!
of nature to the uses of man. He WHIT
| goes down into the mines and with tbs
facile hand of industry converts th'
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slssis far asntras.sren.

Cffice her Qemmiffiontrs
0pH e Gm'Ito aoHnfb,
inc uHGTt EbtO, 10. @uglii 1911.
erfleseIte aUeebote gerseH sHt.
pfgeu JeHnMTnen in bel CfiiR bes SoGro Of
@custp @Dmmtftcuers Hs BEeiiag, BEN Z.
GepieMbsr 1911, Hm z ubc DNIlaas, fit bic
nan iebPItoe GoGHtpsarbett.
e3em6s ben g9esifitanoHcH SO 200 GSiir ben
&ul peu 6ulper!e, Er1idea HHh 5slismaaern
on Der GIcugP Cred gie BON Batavia 2tfs bis
aE. Guuuibs9inIg In NnberfcH InnHfbp
lie arpett bdt 8u eef1eben III as5ereinfilla'
10 ung mt ben Hlaner une SgeSl'tianoasH.
FJeihe icfl IN ber Effiee oes 9eare OF eounta
. f[ourm.floHers alitItegen,
ale aHJebete iaiiiitH nllf s5nraalareH agsaes
fcrtipi fgiH, lpcifhe tn her Efiice bes koarb ~
@ouniu Gomntltienees 6u hah4 lisIo. HRo be-
gIeiiet fem Don eiIlem EnHn ifn Beirage bon
Snettaufeub $4,000 00) Ioaars nil stpeI snieH
uno aerlgeRDeH Bergen. ole Siderbett bailt.
bat Rel Eleier ben sleutgaft eiHas1en mtrb sur
gustlbrnHe Der artes. TN BaHg eerfelIe ibm
8ucT!dnit plro.
Zie GcuntE Gomm.iltoners bsbalien Ha ods
Rert oor, iraeupeiI eoer nIls aHeebote 81 pers
lperfen.
SIN guftraac 6es goGr6 Of 9aHigtor G0nHts
GontHrtilioners
stanIeh StrabIe. BtafeeHt
diisit; Gree. EFetbs. eierr
i0,i72a,si
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Esr'ieseIie 4ngeboIe rperoen eHIaeaeTlaenom.
uieA tn eer 11tIce oes 2Irectpr oi guelc ger.
p"e. oiaetbaAs, Cincinnati. & bio bis II ugt
WslHagsf 4 II II Il a @, ben I. ggeptenber
1911 tur ben Antauf GHb bte GU!feaHuna beV
lhf'iebeHeeH @e5aIloe Gle Eryrrner fna
pcn hem Sduier inner5aI5 Oretbia I3O1 Iaaea
ncG eer aHHabHe oes slHgebGis 5g eutfarHeit-
udulltb
no. l. Gin Observation-Disclosures g5rtdslSes
ganos, ge!epen an Der Sloofise6e Don GG!bouH
Sirase uun clifton AbeHus
Rp. z. Gin eiHiloSiaes &rI65aus geIegea an
EST StoreoiisS6e bon Clifton 5osnus uno nc.
W. NAN SIruBe
Jermular sgiueebote ,6r1leu erlungt perben in
otI 2tLce oes IIrecIor Of Rubtic SRrolee
Jeees ssIse5ot uTuB ben EcQeu RCreu iebgr
Bcleli1dH ooer eefeli65atlp1. melce bas guses
pol mcteH, lofote BON dIIfn 8erlouen bte I'D
eaIaT intcre''lren eTtboltsn, uub uIub beplFttei
10 3rO8eui bes geEGqes Bee arsebcts ooes
elnem 3erft't3irten GheG CEif etuP puiftebenpe
g'aEi ole elHe G9ndRtte tSufilr bak iperu elm
su1ehoi dngeHouxien ioir.o, eIn auntlait e.ns
aeaaneen peraeH iptrb.
sOsts tresneeF anEhot sur1dqewisfer tUer.
pen. eaHH ptrb folder gbeS an ben Eiefer re-.
tonrrirt une fsute traeneeiu gineebot nna..
npranIeH fperbeH. hrHu futrb foI4er BED uGtb
3u1rteoeu1tsleHh<r NusfdbTuag unb Ei1erffels
inrE beg ne1Trars 5urlderffnftei
Sisier ml'Su eti1eH sufrteoeu'ie ueHeeH Ee'
nlnf'e arbeit, ME be+lanet. gu bsforaeT.
Tteter llro es')dlier bic gebrudisu isnrWulare
Men lnerhen
fer Gfrsdpr Of Bubble serbics bsbaIt 10
nas Isns Don. tresrsetr oosr ale aHgeboss
SIN arttrnao bes director Of Bubble esrstcs.
SoOtn .. BsHrer, Qtsrt.
31o,1T243I
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oaher aud gorpoiant CORPUS idnca
tum), neil fie barin pas 2eahten Ia
ben bas pom aorper zines oetltgen
ausginge. Der anoere Rame ct.
Glmsfeuer, Der in Der beutiten Spras
DE faIt dusidIieBlid eebrauht ptro,
lit ieiner Sertunft nah buntel. 8tels
Isidt itebt er IN einem 3uiammenharg
NIT bem Ralnen 9eleilafeuer, ben bic
aIten Griehen barduf dntpdnoten.
0ieie 9e3eihnunq brauhten lie dber
nur fir einSelne Sldmm6en, benen Ell
ne perberblihe Gebeutung 8u9eihttez
BEN purbe, pie lie ia audi Der Delend
eiden aepeien mar. Wenn poppelte
Sldmmden erfhienen, 10 erblidten Die
drietiihen Seefdbrer earin Elm Sennz
aeihen Der beipen 8ipsturen GaItor
uuo gpQur, 8riiber Der 6eIend, unb
betrotteteu iie ais qliidbepeutenp.
Babrfheinltd bat ipdter Die Stellun9z
nabme Der Seeleute gegen DieIe Wittes
heinungeu nah ben Grfabz
rungen oes eiH3elnen oeI6nanft. Ter
9laube, baB ous glmsfeuer antiinbioe,
bic 8epalt oes Sturmes lei gebrohen,
bat ficb Ipdter perloren, benn aus ues
berlieferunaeu oes II. Sabrbunoerts
gebt berppr, baB man entgegengeieste
Seobd6tungen gemadt bate, oaB
ndmlib Die Wutb bes Wetters audi
mad oem Nuftreten beg Glmsfeuers
nod petter 3unabm. llebrigens tpubte
man ifon i'm Iltertbum, odb bas
Glmsfeuer aud nuf Dem Gnnbe pors
tommt, unb es mag immerbin bon
mebr 2euten geIeben fporben iein, dIs
Die BON dbniidem 3auber umgsbenen
SrrIihter. Nus ldng't pergangenen
3eitcn Bat beiipieIspeiie Sulius 81
Jar cine Griheinurg oes Glmsfeuers
auf Dem 2anoe beihrieben. Dap bteie
StrabIen ungefdbrlit) iinb, baben Die
grfabrungen auf 8erggipfeIn, tpie bem
Sonnblid in ben Qlpen, oem Ben Res
pis in Shottlanb unb pem Bites Beat
in ben 9ereini9ten Staaten eelebrt.
Im ungebeuerlidIten haben es Die Ules
teorolo9en auf Der Wetterlparte oeS
ameritanif6en gerges gu toiten betoms
men, Der iia mebr ul8 1000 Meter
bod faIt unmitteIbar aus oem Siefs
lamb er6ebt. IQe W}etaQt6etle pes
Gebduoes tpte namentlih Die piiIenz
ihuftIihen 2lpparate er9Idn3ten ipG6e
reno zines Gepittsrs in 3auberiIhem
2ttt, uno Die babel srfoIgsnben Gnts
Iaoungen urb ibr @erduId poren inn
msrbtn 10 unangensbm, bab es bieieIs
ben 9eoba6ter niht Iange auf bem
Serge aus3ubalten permohten.
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Sas Ct. Glmsfeuer.

Gs 1T ni6t i'm minoeiten pertpun.
berlit, ooB Die Gri6sinung bes ipges
nanHten ct. GImsfeuers BON ben Gee
fabrern nit 10 pieIen Sagen unb nit
alerhdno Qberglaubeu umgeben pprz
ben 1T. 5n benz 4uftreten Der bl1uIiz
den Strablen an WQftipiben unb ans
oeren SbeiIsn bes Stiffes qerao, su
Soften eIHes idDeren unpetters liegt
etrpas 70 RdtbielooLes, bab bas Ges
muth aud Der SesbGren baourh In ges
fpfiem 9raoe erfaiittert perben mug.
9sute pif1en mir ldugit, bab oies
Geuhten etne etnfane uno barmLofe
Ausftrahlung bon glettri8itdt lit unb
ntfts rueiter 81 beoeuten bat, aIs oaB
eben Die Guft fart eIettrifh qelaben
III, mas iih inmitten eines 8etpitters
obneRtn bon ieIbit DerItebt. Qluberoem
iIno Die @in3elbeiten bieier Strobluna
IN lester ,3ett genau itubirt rporoen,
fpo3u iih b.fouoers bas itarte 4uftrez
ten beg Glmsfsusrs auf hoben Berg
glpfeln eignet. Dubrfheinli6 ba6en
9th aud Die SeeIeute i6on gum aroBs
ten Iheil bon Ds,a, dlten QberaIaubeu
losgsmadt, baB biss Jsuer ibrem
Stiff llnsliid prophs3sis, tpie man es
nod in bem tpobI jsbem cSungen be-,
.annt uno innig uertraut oeporbensn
-eigismunb Riiitig" BON Wearrtat
finbet. llebrisens 1T ss friibsr audi
nitt INNER als Elm ungInitiaes ,3eis
den senomnen porben. gu .3eitsn bes
columbus, Der ielbft auf isinen aroBen
Neifen I'M Gttober 1894 pdbrenb eli
mes iebr fhneren Sturms elm itartes
Glmsfeuer srlebte, gait Is als Elm
Uttrtmal, buB iih bas lnpettsr ouf
deiner 5Obe befdHbe uub bab Ioni. eis
nc QbnGbme Der Gefobr su erpGrten
eSla Die qsssxsisfsa naHn.ea n.
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s,sfiA fir ssensrafsossH.
Gommtffteners Cfftts,
sami II on Gountn. Chic.
ctnnait. Ehao 27 quit ~

GtHctnndtt Eb,o. 27 5uit 1911.
ftegeIte angebpte uerbsn eHls
neaezigeHomH.en tn bar Gt'lee bes Eodrb of
Gouuin 9ommt1iiUBers bts EtettGs cen %
2luguft 1911, Hm = ubr MgIttaas, fir bic
naf) Eroe GeuiiUs slrbeli.
eisrdh oen SpcsitilaiteHeu no. 25O--yiir eis
ae 4cTterp.e Bride on Iablor Gteef 9todo,
1900 Suf5 pelili1 Ss;: u q ;::::sssi ;:::sssi sassGas III
5pttHqfielD |uiuHhD
Lte slrbeif bat a1i sefdehen in ifberainitinls
mung init ben 4lansH iiHb gptS,fifntionen
peide iest IN Der Effiee bes Boao Of gouH.g
GommifIto7ers auflieeen
ane sIraebote faiiffen nni 5ormuIare ousee.
pelde ieps N Ger Office oes Foara Of Gounto
@onntr GomTiiiioners 81 baber fino, nnb be.
aleifet fein bon siiIsIr 1cfIo In Ter Eumms bon
fiHftuHSeEt $500 .o0l 1DIIars nit sinei gufsn
HHo gsH.tgenbeH 8iiraen nlS Esherteit, bdh
her gister oeH stoHfrnft etneeben fpirb CUR 2inss
finrgna ser afbeft, TN Sale berieibe ttH oner.
fGHnt tpirb.
2te gGuntn Gommiifioners beeaIten no bos
Medi oor irsensein oeer oue stnsebpfe su
berfperfryI
SIN sLif.rnse bss g0ars Of samiiien GoaHis
Commit t1voners
- gtanIsp StTabIs. grdassHs.
= 1ssto,1z
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DeIo s,t berIeihen.

sgenH gle Saus tniten uffb Gin psyEiditelis
ter @tniuobner bon Cincinnati ooer un1gepenb
iinn. ipir ietbrn 2biIen $40 lts 800 meltTs
Gle es gehraiidbcn GintiHunti esan Sp-, sf2
Hoee e.. 3ifnaer Il. gbunf 0oHat 3G2o.
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4 NOS b 204I 9sille Mpf ?. AanS nnri
piaHiaemcrg Rpaa. hiibinoe8 2lipfiees ssfnE,e
u0n : .jiinneru III Bluri islnis. ntlP rtceefHeH
HeaiiemItnifiien 9ri 30 isa; fnHr trif sfsr
.A,ieihg aefdnft lpcxhen VI
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Ct q fernenbo bofbIiitbe.

rWlir i5etnt's, aiebI, sic bobeu iit
ben 0ummbeitsbo3iQus sinimpfen Iuis
ien."
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gfibmcN Nde 1abinn uHe srermau Hbc
3tiahtQfs Afia %frrf ni.n y 3tstssRer III
tslafe neriaietbei flir SIS ver psunaf: nlilb
tsrinifft lpctbsH I'M eiueH Eatplah 40 crenfa.
ielie.r iper Si5.O00. 81 y000 coer lpeniasr
iaateH baielbr II
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n .. 2133 Niue Sit Habe aisnlherrh, en
lftU6iaee sfame BON = 3imincrm nit gcs
2OlI9e. Observation-Disclosures asa'Ier Ia
;eDsm Sicd aoiieir iibsr $4,000: Sa5lD obrF
TRfIiner faufeH hnfigIha. tilir 500 runf ~
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i3m prrfanirn Sauier.

u nj Aufti OH beliie afddbnitffaa ubr unf
Nii. Moanls, Isl Creaci FL. iin6e Der Sdsrfs
ftenfs9sabH 2.iioGiaes .srainc ron .iiHHlsgt
iir 5gpct 8aaltlieu. Inlifie fiDeT 5000; $500
oesr psstiagr fallcn baiicihe. grefnp. Hilft
~
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mdria Daft,

HAAs u La 4al ~
TN sitter OoR - Sabrcn gE5 uoHGieH Gts
%efroiguua FHoct ilati uu E-citag ben IL
sugu';. gtn1miriGas un iity bonn 4rnuerblus
ic SIC -32 guri Slrdtsg- aus. Dcsl Srrp1nbte
ltIo ,SreuHos Dbac hritcrc GotI3 eiHgFIuoeH
ttub 6cn
II Ten trnn rrHsru StHttrblisbturu.
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7
geIiebie Satin bon GeTTn aUrf zr in erem
II. gebensjahve Tus 9eaenbeadupniB ftroci
llbr lEpraeus, ouru Eruaerbaltc. ITO 27ls Sas
hPcrp StraBe uua Scnuu' um : ubt IN bet q
WaHua &c Gales asrdje etn fe,srt8cE GtaIism
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Notice Ii hereby given thas the and<sst8usd
~ has been duly appoinred AID qualified ~
tho Probate Court ~ HsaIls0n County Uhfof
a. administrator with the viii Annexed ~
Anna .. boepke, dea~ssed, late Of said coan.
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WILLIAM r. HOHAANk, Atgy, 3nd Nss.
Hank Bids.
August 9TH, 1911. u,E.A