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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
Sees No Loss Of Senats's Power.

But IL is said that We are making the
senate. in consenting 10 the ratification OF
these treaties. 10 abdicate some OF its func-
tions I confess | follow this claim with
very little sympathy or acquiescence. The
senate is part OF the treaty making power
OF the country A treaty is a contract. IL
is an agreement by which, II the govern
ment OF the United States is party,
those who represent IL may bind IL 20 a
certain course OF action in the futupe>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
FORMER BANK HEAD
INDICTED FOR FORGERY
David A. Sullivan, President of
Old Mechanics and Traders,
Arrested in Union Probe.
SPENDS NIGHT BEHIND BARS
Charge First Investigated Three
Years Ago, but Dropped Sum
marily - Other Indict-
ments May Follow.

AS a result Of the investigation into
the affairs OF the Union Bank Of Brook
lyn. the Kings County grand jury yes
terday morning indicted David A. Sui
] Ivan, president OF the bank before its
reorganization, when il was known as
| the Mechanics and Traders Bank. In
the afternoon he was arrested at his
home on bench warrant issued on the
request of District Attorney Clarke. He
is charged with forgery in the third
degree.
The indictment accuses him Of aiding
abetting. counseling and advising a
false entry on the books of the bank on
October u, 1901 The amount involved
was said 10 have been 100000 The
arrest was made by County Detective
Benin, who placed Mr.. Sullivan in an
automobile and took him to Raymond
Street Jail, where he will remain until
arraigned before Judge Dixie, in the
County Court, this morning.
The alleged forgery was made in the
account of Mrs. Elizabeth Cheseborough.
who had S1S2 900 on deposit at the bank.
II was under investigation by the spe-
cial grand jury which first took up the
affairs of the bank three years ago. The
jury was dismissed summarily over the
protest Of Mr.. Washburn. the foreman.
who asked for time 10 corrOborate the
testimony taken.
Afterward the minutes disappeared for
time, but recently they were un-
earthed and it is supposed that Mr.
Clarke was convinced by reading them
that something should be done toward
fU.uwing VI the testimony. According
To the minutes, Kenneth A Southworth
The cashier Of the Mechanics and Trad
ers' Bank, admitted making certain false
entries at the request Of some one else
Mr. Sullivan told o. II. Cheney, then
Banking Superintendent. that he knew
nothing of the forgeries until dis
gruntled bookkeeper told him some
months later II was proposed that Mr.
Sullivan and the bookkeeper be sum-
n.oned, but the jury was dismissed be-
fore they could be called.
Grand Jury Said to Have Books.
on October 2l 1907, the day OF the
first of the alleged forged entries. tie
hank authorities learned through under
ground channels that the bank inspec-
tors we're about 10 pay them a visit
within twenty-four hours. Mr. South
worth was then instructed. IL is said. 10
cover a bad loan by taking 10000
from the Cheseborouc h balance Of $lS2.-
44Gsl Two Gays later. IL Is said. the
Cheseborough account was Increased by
S1oOOO. IL is alleged that the bad loan
was placed in It's former shape on the
books. II is supposed that the books on
which the changes were made are IN
existence and that they have passed into
The hands OF the grand jury.
II is generally believed that the In
dictment of Mr. Sullivan is only the first
of a series OF indictments that will follow
the investigation into the affairs OF the
bank.
few weeks ago Governor Dix ap-
lointed Assemblyman Goldstein To con-
duet a special investigation into the af-
fairs of the defunct institution. Within
Continued on second page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
Continued OIL second page.

$3.50 TO DETROIT AND RE URN fiN, ,,i
a.gsst is, y and %. good 10 return I'm
~slsl o.. Pennsyl, ania kaiiroau. .,cset
.shlent tram service. Consult ueAe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
Troons ouartersd in City.

IN addition 10 the local police and re-
liorcements from the surrounding citles
1ree thousand troops Of infantry anu
esVa.Gy under General Mackinnon "oou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
TAFT ON RECALL OF JUDGES.

This provision seems TO me so per-
nicious in its effect, so destructive OF
independence in the judiciary, so
likely to subj ject the rights Of the in
dividuaI to the possible tyranny OF a
popular ma jority-and, therefore, TO
be so injurious to the cause Of free
government-that ! must disaPprove
a constitution containing il.
Could there be system more m
geniousy devised to subject judges to
momentary gusts Of popular passion
than this?
In treating of courts we are dealing
with a human machine, liable. like all
the inventions OF man, to err; but we
are dealing with human institution
that Iikens Itself 10 a divine instltu
ton because il seeks and preserves
Justice. Il has been the cornerstone
of our gIoriousIy free government in
which the rights OF the Individual
and OF the minority have been pre-
served, while governmental action Of
the majority has lost nothing Of be-
nefcent progress, efficacy and direct
ness. This balance was planned in
the Constitution by it's trainers and
has been maintained by our ndepen-
dent iudiciary.-From President Taft's
message vetoing the statehood reso-
luton. The text Of the message will
be found on Page 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16

DEMEY's SUPERIOR PORT WINE
Blood making and Nourishing
II = Dewey q Sons Co, l3s Fulton St, Ny.
-AdVl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16

Invisible Kryptok eyeglasses TO- near and
-Adgt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
AMERICAN KILLED IN JAPAN
The Rev. J. Hail Sustains Fatal Injuries
While Climbing Volcano.

Toxic. Aug 15-Asama-y wanna, the vol
cano on the island Of Hondo. was in erup-
tion this morning. \ large party OF Tor
eigners. including some Americans. VINO
we're stopping at Karuizawa shin. pop
ular resort nearby. ascended the mountain
during the night and narrowly escaped the
f,rneg from the crater Two or three Of
~, marty were seriously injured by fal!-
ing stones.
one Of the Americans later succumbed TO
his injuries BE was the Rev John Hail.
PRESBYTERIAN missionary Two Japanese
also have died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16

The Board Of Foreign Missions OF the
Presbyterian Church in the United states
has as a missionary at ku Nakayama ana
Tenabe. Japan. the Rev. j. r. Han and at
Tsu-ise the Rev. J. +. Han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
The Presidents Address.

The Presidents Address.
Mr. Taft's address was in part as
follows:
II We are afraid 10 submit 10 an impair
tal tribunal. lest Wei may lose our case,
tnen we would better go back 70 war as
the only means OF settling internauonal
controversies when negotiation taiIs " men
We enter into an arbitration or az agree
n'ent TO submit our dinerences 70 al IN,
partial tribunal. We must play The game.
IL is generally quite impossible Tor q court
10 decide case so that both snail Ike the
decision and a court 10 decide between nA-
tions cannot fnd IL any more easy tnan i
domestic court 10 do this.
We cannot make Omelets without break
ing eggs, we cannot submit lntefhauonaI
questions 10 arbitration without the pros
pect Of losing. and II arbitration is Ia De
effected. and Is 10 cover the ground mat
shall really promote the cause Of peace ana
prevent war, IL must cover questions OF the
Utmost interest 20 bOth countries. ana
therefore the loss OF one country m tne
contest must be OF course a serious matter
10 that country, and when II comes into
an agreement for arbitration u must pe
willing TO face the disappointment that
comes from a serious loss thus imposed oy
an arbitral decision.
II the subject Of aIbitration is merely
for discussion I'm peace societies and is only
for the purpose of furnishing a text for an
address like that l am delivering 10 You.
ard IL the result Is not 10 mean real VIC
tory for one party and real defeat for the
other. certainly the time OF diplomatic
{ fTicers who have many other things 10
do. ought not 10 be wasted on f.
! am very serious IN my advocacy OF ar
hitratiOn a. a means or settlinE lhtefua-
tloual disputes. and believe that YOU 20.
am willing TO abide an adverse decision
f. a court Of arbitration for my own coun-
try even though II may impose a serious
loss upon her = the system OF aFntfa-
tion is 10 be made permanent and tle
court is Of such character that when !
have a just cause / can count on receiving
Just judgment.
IL we are going into the arbitration game.
II I NAV call II such we must play n
through 70 the end. and We must tax" or
hard knocks with equanimify, as We expect
others 10 take theirs. with the hone and
knowledge that the disadvantages that
may accrue TO each party can never equal
the horrible losses. the cruelty and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
TAFT AGAIN URGES
ARBITRATION PACTS
Says He Is Willing to Rely On
Peoples Judgment in His
Efforts for Peace.
WOULDN'T HURRY SENATE
President Addresses 1000 at
Ocean Grove-Many Stand
in the Rain, Unable to
Enter Auditorium.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Ocean Grove. y. J.. Aug. l5.-An audi
erce numbering twelve thousand turned
out in a drenching rain tonight 10 hear
President Taft's address on Peace
Among the Nations in which he en-
Ia rped on his we'll known utterance'
through the West on arbitration.
The President did not arrive at me
Auditorium until SIS p. m, but the
vast structure was filed soon after
o'clock Tall Esen Morgan. musical d.
rector. and his singers entertained tns
audience before the Presidents arrival
Hundreds Of persons. unable 70 gain
adn,ittance 10 the Auditorium, stood
outside in the rain.
Speaking before the ocean Grove Camp
Meeting Association, the President re-
viewed in comprehensive fashion the
terms and meanings OF the British ana
French arbitration pacts. urged the
people 70 use their influence 20 press the
treaties and declared that he did not
fear the effect OF delay.
The longer the Senate held these treat
ies-and he did not expect action upon
them at the special sessicn-the Presi-
dent argued. the greater would be the
opportun.ty for him 20 preach the gospel
Of peace and arbitration and the greater
would grow the sentiment for the agree
ments.
IF am wrong in my Judgment said
the President "and l do aot claim IN
falibility. and know that the enthusi-
asm of the cause may sometimes warp
Judgment. l am quite willing 70 abide
the ultimate judgment Of the people
but | deem il my duty. until l shall re-
ceive an adverse decision, 20 urge my
views upon the Senate and 70 invoke the
attention Of the people 70 these ques-
tions, and such expressions Of opinion
from them as shall influence ratihca-
ton of the treaties as they were signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
Would Arbitrste All Disputes.

After explaining the negotiation ~ the
British and French treaties and discuss
ing the machinery provided for settling
disputes. the President continued dis
cussing arbitration in general.
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Continued On second page.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-05

Capt. S. 6. Guiaf, Quartier-
meiiter bon Sort Gam SouIton
miro int @aibineton Die 8epoumabti-
suna einbolen, ollie @aaren ullo
Nrtifel, Die inn Sort gebrau6t mer.
cen bier ein5ufaufen, menn Die
eeforoerten 8reiie %ot1nebmbar lino.
@is iest belaufen iid Die @infarfe
bes Sorts in San Mntonio aui
ettpa $4,000 motlatlid). sic fonnen
ober leidt auf / $4,000 eebradi
ueroen.
Die 8obrung bes artelii1er
8rnnnens a1f Dem Militdr- lie,
bungsplas BET 2eon Springs 1T elm.
geltent poroen, nadoem cine Sic.
!e bon $500 Sub erreidt uno mn
cine eerinee @aiiermenge gefunoeu
nur6e.
SSm elmer @%eriammlung oet
&ibneraiidter murbe Ser Name
South Eeras 9oultrp Mliociotion"
in .2one Star 8oultrp aiiociation"
ltmgemmoelt uno bei6lolien, i'm
Sanuor ieoen Sabres cine &ubner:
ausiteaung gu neranitolten unb 8rei
ie bafiir aus5uiesen.
unmittelbar nadoem Moolpl
gpps, Elm binter BEN 8iebbofer
uobnenoer iunger Mann am Mitt-
nod abenb Ser Gar Der Gan Ser.
nanoo 2inie entitiegen par, erbie[1
er eiren mndtigen S6Iag eeget
oos Geiidt. gr idrie Iout lin,
Siilfe uno fem Mngreifer, Ser es
un5ueifelbaft auf &oub obgeieber
batte, entflob in Ser SunfeIbeit.
Das aIte groBe S~ol5gebGube
i'm Central @arten - 8opens SIT
IcI = lit o~bgeriiien porben. Nad
c;nern @eriidt ion bort Elm gro.
bes &oteI erbaltt peroen, nod ei.
mem anberet mirb man StraBet
5ieben mo Die SnieI In @obnplott
altslegen.
Sheriff Goblin lit init ieinem
Gefangenen M. 81. 2ogan unb bic.
len an6eren Nnmen, bon 8atol
Nouse, po er i'm abbolte, 5uriif.
gefebrt.
IS gebort gu ben 2ieblingsbe.
l6aftigmngen bes 9ei6es, Snuiionel,
ali aerftoreu
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(Gortietuitg folot.)

sc lit mebr 9atarrb in bieier @egeno
oes 2anbes als bon allen anoeren
arnnfbeiten %suiammen, nnb Biz in Sen
lebten Sabren gait er als unbeilbar.
SteIe Sabre lang erfldrten 9ottpreu
i'm fir cine lotale &ranfbcit nno i1riee
BEN lofale 5eilmittel boz, unb ba tie
i'm nit dr5tli9er 8%ebanbll1ns beitdnbie
nidt fltrierten, erfldrten iie lin fir u,s
beilbar. Sic @iHeni1aft bot betpieie,.,
oab aatarr6 cine gonititutionsfrautbeit
lit uno oesbalb fonItitntionele 8e6ailbe
lung erforoert. Gals aatarrbfur, fabrl>
siert bon S. S. gbeneb & Co., So
leoo, Ohio, lit Die ein5iae fonititutionele
Cur I'M Iarfte. Sic tpirb iruerlid in
DOZEN o6er @aben bon 10 Sropfen biz Sll
einem SeelDffel bon senonl1ner. Sic
uirft 0irett auf bas 8lit unb bic fdfeiz
nlige Sberfld6. beg Sbltems. Sic 5ies
ten %ein9unbert 9ouars fiir 1e6en SAT
ben lie gu furieren berfeblt. 2aBt @ut
Sirfulare unb 3eugniiie fomrnen. NbreI.
liert:
S. g. @benep & 60, Solebo, 6.
81 @erfanft bon alien @potbefen, 75e.
9au's Eamilien<Gi iinb Die better.
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Hariims persansener 3eitem.

Som IS. Sabr1unoert an lerntc
nan, mie mir MIfreo Jronflins &c
:hidte oes Hrinatlebeirs i'm 1S.
o~abrbunoert" entnebmen, in Srant-
,eih Stoffe fennen gum 6arben Oct
Saareo ferner fosmetiide Mtttel fiif
Die 9aut, 5alben our gntfernullg
ron Saaren, 8omaoen fir bic Sip
pen, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, @oIge.
ride uip. Die Srauen oufteten
uad Moihus uno Mmbra uno NAL
zen ibre @eiihter rot, meiB uno 5u.
ueilen aud gelb. Sic paren pe.-
narrt in cremefarbiges 2innen unr
bic eleganten Oamen f1rbten iid)
nit Saffran. Sn Dos 2einen legte
nan Sadhen, Die nit molrieben-
ben @egenitan0en gefiat maren. SIN
Is. Sabrbunoert liebte man 8eil-
henpulper, Moidus, Mmbra uno
|giienaen BON Srangebliiten Moicrl
uno Hosmarin. SIN Is. uno 16.
Sabrbunoert maren iebr beliebt oie
,.aielets De gbppre" (3pperpogeI-
dem, Die nit Stoffen uno Seoerll
Der 0atur nafgeabmt maren uno
init Harfiimerien eefiiGt, in 31f;-
gen am Blofono aufgeb1net ooet
in balb g%eoffnete Sdreine geItcCt
nur6en. Wanhmal nuroen lie
brennbar semadt uno eleif) Rail-
derfer5en ange5iinoet, oarnit mon
iif an benz angenebmen gerbren,
nungsgeru6 erloben fonnte. Sm II.
Sabrbunoert itieg bic @orIiebe fir
Tarfiims auf Die Spite. Der fran.
sDiiide 9of gob 6as 8orbilo oa5u.
Wan iagte bon Mnno bon Better.
reid, bob matf iie nit idonen Gin
men unb @olgeriifen in Die Sole
loden Tonne. 2uonig Der @ier5ehn.
fe befolete suerit pas 8eiipiel iei.
ner Wutter. Sn ieiner perlonlihen
@egentpart tpurben bic 8arfiimerier
5ubereitet, Die ct in 8ebroitf
nabm. Mae @eieaifaftsflalien be.
folgten Dos BON oben geeebene gei-
ipiel, uno man parfiimierte iif)
idIieBlid init elmer iolhen Wut, baf
6ie Satirifer iener 3eit einen iebr
~hanfbaren Stoff befamen. aber Die
0berberrfhaft oes 0arfiims nobm
ihon unter 2uopig benz g~ieraebnter
Elm gn6e. Ser 90nis botte einmal
ltneIiif NIT einem rleueii Borfim,
uno bns Barfiimieren fpur6e bon,
Sole berbonnt. Nah Dem Tooe bes
Gonigs fam es nieoer 5lir @ufnnh,
me, aber obne Die friibere Nusbeb.
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auf ben 8oIoier Soir
Grounds finbet sur 3eit ein Ioge-
uonntes y@oiation Meetina" itatt.
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nabre S~arbenipmpbonte ergob
iiber Die Waiors=8 obnung;

irabre Sarbet1pmpbonte ergob itd)
iiber Die Moiors-8 obnung; e5
roui6te BON Seioe uno @ommet,
fuftete na6 aaen @oleerii6en SRA"
hiens, uno 0elD nobm iid) u1ter
belt @aIten aus tpie ein fleiner,
uni6einborer Spas in elmer @oliere
fren1oldnoii6er @oeel. Sic ertrlg
es nit emporenoem @lei6mut. Sour
Sennps unoufborlihes: Srou bon
Sounbio geitatten uniere gol,.
line Srou 8ronoenitein = in ein.
toniglter @ieoerbolung, mobte iie
heinobe nerpos.
Wit Staunen muiterten o1e 90.
men ben einfo6en Sremoling, bern
3u gbren Tie beute ibr moglidites
aeleiltet botten. 9os paBte 10 gor
nidt in Die @orlteaung, bic Tie
iid oapon gemoht. = @or oieie
Ginfodbeit als gei6eioenbeit ollf-
5ufaiien l1no nie idpeigIam tie
NOR! Sem Si6berpororangen, feit,
Ira6len, bas eefiel ood iebr.
uMeine berebrte Srou 8ronoen-
itein, erlorben Sic mir, boB i6
mid Sbnen ielber befonnt Made,
ltniere nerte 5ousfron bat Dos int
Srubel iiberieben. gao BON Mai=
iGa1."
@eGp blidte auf elm fleines,
idmoles Sigiir6en, in ein fleines,
gelbes @eii6tden nit itraffen.
9lan5loien ihtpar5en Saaren uno
rrl1oen ounflen @oeelaugen, bic
Soltt 5erfnittert mie eeoriidtes Set
benpapier.
uSebr angenebm,~ iogte tie mil
oemielben fonpentioneaen 2a9eln
mie bisber.
aber oie @oiidob perlieB lie
nibt, trot pielmebr an lire Seite.
Sd neiB, Sbre liebensmiiroige gou'
ithe fat mid CUR Sbrer Siidnad)-
BARN beltimmt, auf mein Bitten
aIerbings, oesbolb fonnen mir idor
lebt befannt meroen," begonn Tie
3utruulid. sd babe mid iebr aui
Sbre 8efanntidoft gefreut."
u4uBeroroentlid liebalsmiiroig,"
iagte NeGp. Sc flang nibt lebr
ermutieeno, lie batte ni6t bas 3eug.
nit ie0em eleih ein Ser5 uno einl
Seele 5u mer0en.
Gortictltna foIot.)
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L.okaIes.
Nenoernns in Ser 5orm Der stabt=
DeruQltiua.

Sci Der am 4. Sebruar anbe-
raumten @abl lon iiber Die 4enoe=
rung in Der Sorm Der Staotoer=
Daltung cine @nti1eioung getrof=
fen peroen. SIS banoeIt iid oarum
6as bisberige Spitem NIT Dem Ma-
nor uno Dem Stabtrat %ab5uld)af-
fen uno oafiir cine aus Dem Mapor
mno bier %&ommiliaren, tpopon ieoer
on Der Spibe zines 0epartement5
itebt, beltebenoe ~&ommiliions-8er-
Daltung ein5uiesen.
0ieie &ommiliions : @ertpaltuna
lit fein Experiment. Dusenoe bon
Staoten baben iie eingefubrt una
baben ben @ehieI aIs groBen 8or-
tell merfannt. Or bringt aunadft
Spitem in Die 8ermaltung eine-
Staot, Ole. uie gang ri9tig geiagt
miro, in oerielben @eiIe nie Elm
groBes @eih1ft sefiibrt meroen io1=
te. gs lit rein unmoglid baB Ell n
Wann ale departments iiberIebe,l
uno beberriden fam, gan5 gleid).
pie tiidtig er iein mag. Seoes Der
bier 9epartements lit 10 groB uno
tuihtig, bob es zines ipe5ielen
@oritebers beoarf Der ibm AUDI iei-
lie gar5e 3eit pi6met un6 Der fir
aaes, mas in ieinem @eiort bor-
gebt, beranttportIi6 lit unb berant-
tnortlib gebalten meroen fam.
Das Mloerman.S Ditem bat iid
iiberlebt; es paBt fir Elm fleine5
@emeinpeien, aber niht fir eine
groBe Stobt. @ir noDen Die bic
len Mdngel, Die ii9 b%eionbers bier
Eel uns unter Dem alten Spften
hcrausgeitent baben, nidt naber
belelidten. Sober fennt iie. Sober
ueiB, oaB mir fir bic groBen Gum
men, Die a~usgegeben merben, fei-
zen Gegentpert erbalten; oaB oas
Hfuidnerf, mie es iett an Ser So
aesoronune lit, aufboren muB.
Sn Ben St1oten NIT &ommiiiions-
germalhlng fino. niht nur oft;
Sdnloen getilgt morben; maj III
CUR 8afis Der 8aar5ablung 5urud
aefebrt uno bat %permanente Ser
befierungen ansgefiibrt.
Muf ale SGne ioIte Der Bor.
fdlag, our @ommifiiona : 8ernal.
tuns iber5ugeben. in reiflidite Or
tp1gung ee8ogen uer6en. Die Srase,
tuer Die Benmten unter benz neltell
Negime, faIs es angenommen miro,
iein Iouen, bleibt elmer ipateren git,
ideihl1ng borbebalten.
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u I.

sSn Der ShuIratsfisung muir
De our Sprnde gebra1t, boB oil
Sanitors Ser GhuIgeb1lloe i'm Ser
bdItnis gu ben 2ebrern elm bieI gu
bobes @ebalt be5ieben. Die meiItclt
Der eriteren erboIten bon $75 Biz
5u $110 per Monot tp1breno bic
2ebrer iih in 5ablreiden G6ucn
nit $40 Big $6f tegniigen miiHen
Dieies Misberbdltnis Ion abge1n-
bert uno cine t1ele @ebalts=G falo
ousgearbeitet peroen. Mon muroe
bierauf aufmerfiam als elm Ssnni.
for fir Wohtoienit, oa i'm
Shulbbuie Mbenoidule gebalter
miro - nod $40 monatIid mehr
berlnngte. Muf oieie Weiie tra1
man ouh Der Grage iber Die Mbenbs
iduIe ndber nno 3peifel murosn
ausgeiprohen, OF Die Mbenofdulc
iiberbaupt geletlih tit nno Die
ShuIfonos oofiir b~ertpen6et tperoer
oiirfen, oa IN ibr cine M~ltersgren-
5e nidt ge5ogen lit uno Seoer 3D.
ran teilnebmen fa.sn.
Tie .MetaiI Merhonts Mjio
citation" bat einen 8eidlub ange-
nommen, bic 2eeislatur Inn ben
grloB zines @detes gu petitionie-
rcr, ourd melfes Die Selepbor-
2ompagnien geraoeio tpie Die giien-
habnen our Megulierung bon Mn.
ten, gutter Dienitleiitutng etc. I'M
ter bic 3ontrole Der ftoatlihen @i-
MISREPRESENTATION geitellt tperoen.
Gin nn6erer 8eifluB forbert aflc
MiteIie0er Der Miiociation uno ol(e
itimmberedtieten giirser auf, ibre
Gopfiteuer su be5ablen, oamrit fie fid)
an Der @abl fir uno gegen Bro-
bibitiot beteiligell f0nnen.
Die ginfiibrumg Der Jog. Ser
beiierungsoiitrifte, iponoh Die giir.
ger 5if) cine Spe5iaIlteuer fir Die
Mnco0omifierung ODER Dffaiternng
Der StroBen ouflaoen, bat bic
Stabf n1anfer foitipieliger arbcii,
Die lie bdtte tun miifien, entlaoen;
aber tros6em fin6 nn6erspo nur
nenige permntte1te Derbeiferltngeii
borgenommeir fpor6en. gs bfieb beim
ShaufeI1i un6 2rasen.
@enn bic 4ntrobner Der
Commerce Strabe iih nift bafo
anfroffen uno Die 6traBe ertpei,
fern 6amit Tie einen sroberen Ser.
febr ~aufnebmen fam un6 iber.
bnupt mebr Derfebr erb1lt, 10 iiebt
es nit Der 3ufunft biefes emit
teoeite,1oiten 8erfebrstpeges Der
Stn6t idlimm ans.
Ger @run6eigentnmsmorft
teaor1 in oiefem Sabre iebr Ieb-
hoft elm 8eihen, oaB oih bic
B1utdtigfeit oubolten pirb.
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Sn Ser Gta6tratsiibmna

afn Mitttpo1 tpur6e Die Hetition
Der beioen iiioii9en @emeinoen, I'M
gerlesune elmer StraBe unb Mus-
legung elmer neuer, oamit fie ibrl
Girfb0fe bequemer errei9en fon-
men, gemdbrt. S. SO. Worgm, Elm
8reoiger BON 8eruf iudte Inn Die
grIaubnis nod, auf ben StrnBes
Greoigten baLten gu biirfen. @r ipur-
be aufgeforoert, feline Bapiere uno
Metbo0en benz 5taot-glerf nor5i.
Iegen. Die .Mmericm 9iitrict Sc
Iegropb Company" petitioniert Inn
bns Nribilegium in Der Staot ibre
@eid1fte betreiben gu fonnen =
Noten-, Geuer- uno @inbreher-
Marms9 ienft.
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Mrs WinsIoW's Soothing Syrup.

Set iiber finf5ig Sabren bon
Miaionen bon Miittern fir hire
@inber init Dem belten grfolge beinl
3abnen eebraudt. CT berubiet oas
3ino, ermeidt Dos 3abnfleiid uno
hilbert Die Shmer5en; BELT alafl
@inofolif unb lit bas bette Wittel
Bel Diaarboe. l1eberaa BEL ben Mpo-
tbefern gu baben. Sragt nod Mrs.
@inslom's Sootbing Sprup uno
nebmt nifts anoeres. IS Gents Ole
GInihe.
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nlus gu sepinnen. Sr iener 3eii
sab es cine Menge Bidder iiber Die
8arfimerien, oeren 3med es mar,
nift BLOB @olgeride gu berbreiten,
ionoern audi oas IellBere Der 8erio=
men gu peridonern. Solgenoes 1T
Dos 8e5ept 8ur @eriingune: Nimlll
5ebn Siibnereier obne Sbale, cine
hinge meiben 3immt, spolf un5ea
gieIsmilds miide 4lIes gut inter
einonoer, beltiaiere es In elmer Sc
forte. Mit Dem @aifer, oos oarons
entitebt, maide bas @eiidt.