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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14
OPINION HANDED
ON QUALIFICATIONS.
OF Interest to Those Who Are Cen
cerned.

Jackson, Miss, July 8.-A very i'm
tions of voters, or those who intend
to vote, is covered in an opinion issued
tod ~ by Assistant Attorney General
Fox to Warren N. Cox, commissioner
opinion states the point, and is as fol-
lows:
Dear sir:I have your inquiry. rs fol-
lows"
ga party is in every way qualified
to vote says he has not paid any poll
tax, for the reason that he states, is
this precinct one year until November
/, the time Of the general election, and
for this reason they overlooked him. I"
{" Is he entitled to vote?'"
Opinion:
"The person referred to by you is not
entitled to vote, The language of Sec
ton 243 Of the constitution is: "A uni
form poll tax of 81 to be used in aid Of
the common schools, and for NO other
purpose, is hereby imposed on every
male inhabitant, between the ages of
81 and 60 years, except persons who
ars deaf, dumb or blind, or who are
MANNED by loss of hand or foot The
language of this section, that poll aax
SIS hereby imposed precludes the idea
that the tax will be due only after the
person has been assessed by the coun-
ty assessor.
"It is made plain when we contrast
this language with the language Of
section 1l2 Of the constitution, which
provides that property shall be
assessed for taxes etc. The makers of
the constitution required that property
shall be assessed for taxes, and the
supreme court has held time and again
that there is no legal liability on the
part of a property owner to pay ouch
taxes until there is an assessment.
Respectfully,
S. s. HUDSON, Attorney General.
Per Carl Fox, Assistent Attorney
General
In short, the man who believes HIM
self qualified, in face of failure to pay
his poA lax, for the reason that the
assessor did not get at him within the
regular time Of making his rounds,
will fl Id that the constitution operates
against the fulfillment Of his aspirations.
Gen. Fox believes that the same cond!-
tion will apply in other counties and
instances, and hence gives the opinion
for general information.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14
GnIEsp1E AND Son, EDrroRs AND Pus11sHERs
WOODMfN PICNIC
DflI6HI6UL AFFAIR.
W. o. w. $50 Entertslns with Plcnlc
at Biue Lake Tuesday.

On Tuesday the Green wood Camp $50
OF the Fraternal Order Of the Woodmen
Of the World gave their annual picnic
at Blue Lake, Berclair, and there were
present about two hundred Woodmen
and guests. The crswd was wee bit
Disappointing to the members of the
picnic committee who had labored SO
faithfully, but the enjoyable enter
tainment afforded the members of this
staunch fraternal order and it's guests
made the day q brilliant success.
OF the committee the success OF the
day was largely due to the efforts of
Messrs. Dupree, swayze, Allen, Christ
ensen and others, and a special train Of
three cars carried the jolly crowd to
this famous old stamping ground"
where many delightful day has been
spent within the past twenty years by
the picnicers OF this section.
The crowd arrived early. the train
pulling in about eight o'clock, and as
soon as the bunch rolled off the canes
and tackles were dipped in the water
and the anglers Of the finny tribe busted
themselves with fairly good success,
while the ladies' were busy laying the
lavish spread and the young folks stroll
along the banks and others canoeing
over the placid waters OF this pretty
lake.
The crowd was almost doubled when
the noon train rolled in, and the dinner
was at onced served-that good old
basket dinner for which the people Of
Lefiore have gained deserved rep.
Oodles of the choicest of meats. fowls,
and all imaginable accessories were
spread on the grounds selected for the
dinner. About an hour after dinner
several short talks were made by some
of tho district and county candidates
present, Mr.. L. A. Dupree, one Of the
most faithful members Of Camp $50 act
ing as master Of the ceremonies, all OF
which were mere announcements OF
respective candidates..
Various amusements were INDUCED
in until the evening train pulled out fol
Green wood: A large majority Of the
county candidates were present and
were afforded an excellent opportunity
to mingle with the good people of Ber'
clair and those down from Greenwood
to enjoy the day. The picnic was .
success from every standpoint. and
this progressive fraternal order should
pull off these stunts annually, and give
evidence to all of the splendid fellow
ship to be found prevalent in true
Woodcraft.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14
A Business Mans Bank.

This bank is distinctively busi-
mans bank, having been q vo4 I'd
with large proportion of th," C.
counts of firms and business i,
and while the bank renders unex-
celled service for those depositors
having large daily receipts and dis
bursements; yet it welcomes the ac-
counts of salaried people, women,
working men and others who desire
the protection afforded by a large
bank and trust company. Savings
accounts and deposits subject to
check cordially invited.
BANK OF LEFLORE.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14
REVISION OF
The POllBOOkS
aers MIil Start the Work
On Next Monday.

Monday, July II, is the date ON which
the boards Of election commissioners
OF the several counties are to meet for
the purpose of revising tho poll books,
preparatory to turning them over to the
county executive committee to be used
in the primary elections Of Aug. and -,
and all persons who have reason to fear
or suspect that their name il not propely
enrolled would do we'll to meet with the
commissioners July II and have their
title clear.
There has been great deal OF mis-
understanding as to who is entitled to
vote under the primary election laws
this year in spite of the fact that tho
attorney-general has given a few opin-
ions on the majority OF propositions
there laid down. Seldom . day passes
that the states chief law adviser does
not receive letter or two from some
member of county board Of election
commissioners, some candidate or 9TH
or person Interested in the election
To every inquiry this official has
returned prompt and full answear,
many of which have been printed in all
the papers circulated in the state, and
it is fair ta presume that the rauk nnd
file Of the party are very we'll posted by
this time.
+ The right to vote depends largely on
payment of all taxes, but the taxes,
must have been assessed before they
are due. II assessed and not paid, the
delinquent cannot vote-if not ASSESS
ed he can vote whether he has paid the
tax or not.
This law includes all taxes except
the poll tax, which does not have to bs
assessed. 1t is provided for in the
constitution Of the state, and every
voter is supposed to know that he
must pay tax Of 50 before he il qualified
to vote, section 243 of the constitution
reading, "A uniform poll tax Of 81, to
be used in aid of the common school,
and for no other purpose. is hereby
imposed on every male inhabitant of
this state between the ages Of twenty
one and sixty years, except persons
vic aae deaf and dumb OF blind blind OF *Ae
are mained by loss Of hand or foot"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14
Wins Fight for Life.

1t was q long and bloody battle fnr
Ito that was waged by James B. Mer
shon, Of Newark, N. J., Of which he
writes: II had lost much bloed from
lung hsmorrhagss, and WAS very weak
and run down. For eight months / Vas
unable to werk. Death seemed close
on my heels. when began three weeks
ago to use DR.. Kings New Discovery.
But it has helped mo greatly. It 10 do
ing all that you claim" For weak
sore lungs, obstinate coughs. stubbor1
colds, hoarseness, Il grippe, asthma
hay fever or any throat or lung trouble
supreme. zoo and $I.oe. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by all dealers.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14
HarriS-WlnberQ.

On Tuesday evening, July y4tb, at
Indianola, one of the prettiest weddings
took place at "Hedges Hail." which was
beautifully decorated with palms ard
cut flowers. Mr.. Abe Winberg claimed
as his bride Miss Ethel Harris. The
wedding ceremony was impressively
performed by Rabbi Abram Brill, of
Greenville, Miss. The bridal party
entered promp9ly at 8 o'clock to the
strains Of Mendleshonn's Wedding
March, which was beautifully rendered
by tho orchestra, Greenville, Miss. Tho
ushers, Mr.. Joe Zachariah, of Indiano,a,
and Mr.. Dave Winberg, Of Louisville,
Ky, brother of the groom, were follow
ed by tho groom and his best man, Mr..
Harry Harris, Of Indianola, brother Of
tho bride.
Tha bridesmaids were Miss Eta
duggenhein, of Belzoni, who was beau
tifully gowned in white silk ingere
trimmed ..in lreal lace over silk. Miss
Dora Stockner, of Lake Providence, La,
white null with cluny lace and hand
some embroidery. Miss Lena Stock
ner, Of Greenwood, Miss, wore white
marquisette with embroidery and Irish
point.
The little flower girls and ring
bearer were Helen Cchn, Rosa Living
ston, both Of Indianola, and little
Bertha 6oldberger, of lsola, who whore
prettilly dressed in white embroid. ~
over pink silk.
The groomsmen were Mr.. Joe Hirsch
berg, of Greenville, Miss, Mr.. Ike
Wolfe, of Leland, Miss, and Mr.. Jake
Lipuck, of Inverness, Miss.
The matron of honor, Mrs. 1. Gold
berger, Of Isola, was handsomely
gowned in white lace.
The bride, who en- tered on the arm of
her father, Mr.. 1. Harris, looked un-
usually charming in her wedding gown
Of white silk marquisette, embroidered
in seed pearl over white satin with
garniture Of real lace. Her veil which
hung to the end OF her long train was
adorned with cornet of orange
blossoms. She carried a shower
DO luet of carnations and bridesroses
Tne bridesmaids carried white carna.
tions and maiden hair ferns.
After the ceremony . brilliant recep.
,ion was held, followed by an eni 1yable
dance until the "wee sma'" hours oi
tn m ,rn.
The bride 10 the only daughter o1
Mr.. aud Mrs. /. Harris, who with hel
many charms has won a large circle ol
! friends.
The groom is q prominent merchant
Of Indianoia. Their many friend,
return sincere congratulations.
Their presents wero numerous ane
| haudsome.
| Mr. aud Mrs. Abe Winterg left ol
the early morning train for Louisville
KY, ahd other eastern cities. Thel
will be nc home to their friends afte
August 1st.
Tho out Of town guests were Mr.. AM
Mr~. Winherg, ri Lnuiaville, Ky,
mother and father IT the grosm Mrs
B-n Friedman, Mempli, Tenn; n is
Goldlarger, rf M.mphls, Tenn Nj
aud Mrs. Jak. livingston, OF Ruleville
Miss; AIR. and Mrs. Chas. Cohn, o
Iverness, Miss; Mr.. and Mrs. L Gold
berger, Of Isola, Miss; Mr.. and Mrz
Ben stockner, Of Inverness, Miss; Nj
Joe Goldberg, Of Belxoni, Miss; Mrl
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14

would show theb box Of Bucklen's Aynica
Salve that e. 8. Loper,s carpenter, Of
Marilla, N. Y, always carries. NJ have
never had . cut, wound, bruise or sore
it would not soon heal" he writes.
Greatest healer Of burns, boils, scalds,
cbapped hands and lips, feversores,
skin eraptions, eczema, corns and piles.
$50 at all druggists.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14
Lost.

large Enevelop containing cancelled
checks aud statement of account. For
reward return to
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14
QUITO NfEDS
EXPRESS STATION.
Four Miles From ltfa Beaa and Six
From MorEan.

The good people of Quito and that
vicinity have q right to complain
because they have no express station.
The way the matter stands at present
they are forced to trasel either to
Morgan or Itta Bena to ..et their ex-
press shipments which is great incon-
venience.
They are now circulating a petition
which will be presented at the next
meeting of the Railroad Commission,
and which will bear abous two hundred
signatures Of persons wE1 ,ant to get
their express at Quito ins sof vast
ing several hours by goir Ihe near
est station. M8
The Qaito section is Fast growing
and has still brightet future, and
when the facts are presented to the
Railroad Commission we feel sure that
this body will grant their.request.
DR.. Brill to Wheeling, w. Va.
Rabbi Abram Brill, Of the Hebrew
Union Temple. Greenville, and who
often graced the pulpit Of dhe syna-
gogue in this city, has resigned his
charge to accept one in Wheeling, w.
Va.
DR.. Btill erjoys the admiration of q
wide circle of friends here who appre-
ciated his ability as q lecturer aud
orator, and who often enjoyed his
sermons at Beth Isreal.
Fe Rabbis in the state can compare
to DR.. Brill and he is in every way de-
serving of the promotion accorded him,
and has our best wishes in his new
charge.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14

Room House On Montioy stree., one
block from public school.
W..M. HAMMER,
= ! - ,s-.------N-ss
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1911-07-14
The Yazoo & Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company.

Local IN juint Summer tourist rates
from Greenwood. Miaa.
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zf)errer= Jnqueft.
arjt Derusigert Dor BEN 6orcHer
leiae ausIGgt.

Coroner Tr. goe beqaun gsiterH
nit benz Snqueit betreffs oes 5obes
Der Dor stniaen 5agsu unter perodGs
tiasn umitGnoeu i'm SpIpital aeItorbes
uen 5rau UlarH ). 5derrer, Satin
pes Gigeutbiimers oes 9ropers 6otsI.
Rp. 3109 Sprin9 8rope aosnue. Die
8erItorbene ioQ iito porber BON etneW
4r3te babeu hehanbelu lufer Die bon
Dr.. Otis g. Cameron porgenpmmeHe
Sbouttion srqab, oab Der Dob Der
Trdu ourh glutpergiftung unp Souhs
fe1entSunDung, berbeieefiihrt ourh eine
triminene Operation, perurfuht lpcrs
ben rar. Tr. Rlaaro ). Smith, bon
gto. 926 Weit 6. 2lpenue, pelher als
3eugs Dor Den @oroner 9elaoen pors
ben mar. fpetesrte Tih auf anratben
Isineg RehtsonpaIts 80. Wtuller auss
suIaeen. Die GeheimppIi3iitsn Bed
uno Staefer. rpelhe nit Der llntsra
Iuhuno pes SolIss beThGftigt Itno.
tpphntsn oem Snque't bel.
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5ir ben Selbtmoro oes Sonis
SfraHB nod uiht ieitgehsut.

Der Coroner mar bisher ni6t i'm
Stanos, Elm Rottp fir ben Selbits
morb bss 56 Sabre altsu 4rbeiters
2ouis Sdrans, BON SO. 460 Gonrop
Strabs, 3u finoen. Shranb ianote
am Wlittpoh absno gsgen s llbr,
Hafoem sr am Rahmittag um 3 lbr
in ihlehter qauue beings.ommeu mar.
feline 10 Sabre alte Sohtsr amelia
nah elmer nahegelegenen appthete, um
cine tlsine Jlnine aarboliaurs, peIt)e
er angebIih gu auti1eptii6en 3pedsn
benusen pollte, gu bplen. Gr besdb
Iih nit benz Gifte auf ieiH S6ldfs
3immsr, uno turae 3eit ipdter bortsn
feline 4ngeb0rigsn sineH IhDeren Gaa.
Sdrans lag laut it0bnsnb ouf perl
Fubboben, uno neben ibm lag oas
leere 5ldihheu. 1r. 6. SO. geaz
man lpuroe iofort gerufen, jeood) CAB
Der 2ebensmiine tur3s 3eit IpGter
o6ne oas gsDuBtiein pieoererlangt 81
baben, ben 9silt uuF. ShranB, rsIs
der als 2lrbetter fir bas Itlbtiite
WafIerp.rtsz Tepartement thdtig mar.
lit iett ldneersr 3eit on Ser3beihDers
ben, uno bisfsr lmitano mag ihn
mogliherfpeiIe gu benz Der3Tpeifelten
S6ritt setrieben babsH. Gr hinters
ldbt feline Wittps uno 5shu atnoer.
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Gbe=GrlaubniRiheine.

(gopin 6. Wcgop, 80. Qtrou, Sbio.
lWlprtle 9. WcGlrpp. 19, 1856 Git
3. Str.
,Sobu Maipu, %, 74S %. 5. 4Ds.
lGora 5raplor, %, TAG oesgI.
( SoIspb Ralonsp, %, $50 20. 6. 2lps.
Murp Soman. 19. 3517 Sumbert4p.
IRattbep RihnrDs. Al, 4161 2atss
man Cir.
lSppbis Selfsnoobl, 80, 1919 Matn
Ctr.
(5orrp q. Gmsrp, 26, 3142 Diaisap,
! nlapms Barbour, %. 719 pOrtlauo
4pe.
lBaItsr gknault, %. 1886 Sroina
/ Ctr.
lROisuo Bsatbsrfprb. 81, 1878 bsssI
lGmmett Gang. q, 334 8eit A. aps
laofaIie See. Is, 936 atDiusitoH Ctr
SSamss measpD, "a. 4lsA 80. 6, aos
l4nna Rithea, 27, oessl.
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sSiro Der Bias fir Sas ,Sahnoenfmal
ausgeludblt weroen.
I'm Giteuo mill man Earfs nHb
Spielplase

9(m tommenoen Wpntaa piro oefts
ritip b.ftimmt psroeH, no oas an
i5. Sttober i'm Snpooo Bart su emit
LiiIsuos Jabuoentmul aufseiteat psr.
een ioQ. Qm Montag tpiro namlth
Ter 9urterpert asBIsr bier isin uno
zen gIuB fir oas TsntmaI auspdbs
len. Ti. uffisisus GiHIaoung su Der
GnthuQuna Reg Sentmals paroe gez
tern ben gurttomihdren BON 5errn
GrnIt Weisr ubermitielt uno fslbt'
periiGnolih angenommen.
Qar,srp.rt asblsr miro audi gelss
qentlih iein.s 5isrieins bariibsr ents
;heioen, 100 Die Stntmdler Don Wc-
Epot uno 6etsr i'm WaIhington Bart
aufa.ItelIt psrbsn iolsn. SnioIae Der
Grri6tuna ees MuiitpapiQons in Der
!Ritte oss Qorts perihminpeu Die BET
nsn TeutmGler fat pollItdnoig uno bic
9ortfommiITion plant, luie bsreits aus.
fuhrli6 in oieTen Spaltsn bsrihtet.
an Der Gde Der II. uno Race uno ar
cer gde Der u. uno Sim Strube 0ls
lctte GingGnae gum 9art 81 ihaffen
uno bier nit einsm hibiden 6intsrs
cruno Die beibsn Ientmdler 81 plu'
siren, IuodB Tie aud bon Der Strap:
aus BON ben paTanten ssIefen tpero.n
tonnen.
"a SetrstGr 2onesnster berih!ets,
bas t.ine 9eloer mehr fir Die BE-
sabluna BON baufiittigsuosn 2ebs
rou auT ben SpisipldBen Dor
tdnpen iino. piro bom /. Sttober
On auf Die Tisnlts bieIsr 2ebrtrdfte
osrsiht.t rperoen miiiien. Die Spiel
p.dbs purben Iuui siuem 8eriht BON
!osrrn q. Geus in Der 3eit pom l3.
arauit bis sum II. September Don
120, 1874 ainoern beiuht.
Sm Siieno peroen gor,s une
SpielpldBe orinseno geipiinidlt. Sn Der
oeitriaen Siguns Der purttomminion
erihien cine itattli6e Delegation bon
Tamen aus benz Siteno, Die perldns'
.en, oaB in 3utunft bas SiteHo nit
gesua auf Darts uno Spielpldser
.peniaer itiefmiittsrlia behanoeIt per'
cen IolIIe. Sie piiHihten, oaB bis
gart,ommiiiirn sinsn part 5pilter
| ser Sasen StraBe uno Der Wcaenoret
Sapele uno SpislpldBe in Der Rah'
hcrfhaft Der Collins glpsnus uno De,
sioblanos StuIe anleseH 1olts. Der
Tamen tpuroe bas 8erfpreten. oaf
| lie acmmiKdre Die betreffeneeT
Grunoitiife in ausenitein nehmer
| laiirben. 5srner befhtpsrten iih bi
Damsn oariiber, oaB Die Crane Gum
Der 60. anasblit itdotiihes gigen
tbum sans iaIblutia annettirt hab
unb ais 9olspIas Derlpenoe. Die Sir
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Der Rsaer Sames alen uno feline
ie,rparse 8eliebte 9ppia Dtaiams,
tpelhe isit Sabrsn in rpiIosr gbe lebs
ten, aerietben am Wtttpob 4bsno an
siuonoer. Gnoia beotents iid einss Rs'
poIpers uno Samss zines sisitoBers
ais WdFfe. geioe puroen leitt perlegt
uno matteu seitern oem PoIl8eirlhtsr
hnter Der antlaae oes unoroentitnsH
getraoens ibre 4ufpartung. Gle purr
zen su ie $25 Celebrate uuo Den Sos
itsu oerurthsilt
marn Weber, cine alts SetdnHte Der
golisei, puroe peosu 5runtenhett
mi; etner 9sioitrafe ppR S. uHo ben
Soften belegt.
ssrani 2laen, lpelfer poraeitetn
Tahf in etnem Qotale an ter ejeorae
Strube eine aeiIsrsi ini3euirte. erhielt
rpeaen unprcentlthen 9etragens stHs
Celebrate bon $40 uno aoften subitz
tirt.
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Z1dbelbrm6.
Gsroner NIT einesbsmb.r llnttria'
dung betreHs bss Ssses les
Wiarp Etad bef6ditist.

Coroner Or. goe begann geiiern
NIT elmer llnt.riuhuns betrsffs Der in
Der Wittlpoh Raht i'm St. Wnrien
6oipital seitorbenen 80 Sabre aftea.
leoisen Marp Stad. Grl. Stad. berea
angsh0rise go. 1873 gbaie Eirabs
ipobnen, mar ieit ldnesr.r ,3ei! in benz
Eausbalt bes berrn Wm. 3. Weliih,
praFoenten Der 1romtpe1 9ruib &
Wire Gompann, an Reior uno gfifs
ton apenue. aneeitellt. Im Sonniug
4beHb nurbe Tie in bepubtloIem gu
iinnbt nah nem ct. UlarieHs boibitnl
ssbrahi. no % iih herausftellie, bar
iie on eintm S6dbelbru6 fit. Sic
.ipar nihi i'm Sianos. iit<f bic Ger
tunft Der Bsrlesung 4ustanft 3u sss
ben uub fhieo. pie seTast. in Der
Wsiiilpoh Raft aus benz 2ebsn, obns
bos 9epuBtiein tpi.bn.rlangt su bas
ben.
Raf, 4nsabe Der a06in bss 5errn
Mm. y. Weliib, pelhsr sur 3eit nit
isiner Satin pon Cincinnati abtpeienc
iIt, fam JrI. Siad am porisen Do1s
neriias abenb b.im unp begab iih 10.
fort nuf ibr 3immer. als bic aohir
lie am 5rsiiog Wcresn gum Griihftiid
ruien ipnlite, fpeigerts iie ii6. bic Ibii.
ys su Sffnen. Ges.n Wliitog fanb bil
a0hiu itiisblid, 3utrtit su oem s3im'
msr unb fanb 5r!. Stad. oerer Gin
iertopf unb Gleio nit 8lut bsoed
| fparsn. tn talbbstdubiem 3uftano'
Dor. Sic ertlGrte. bepor iis oas 9s
srubiftin perlpr. non Elmer Straben
tabnear sefallsn 3u iein. 3tpei 4ers.
pom 6oipitnl gum Gnien Somoritsl
spurben serufen, bsseihnetsn i,ooh BIZ
0srleBunsen oIs niht ssfdhrlih. De
3uitanh Der Granten perihlimmert
fid, jsood bsruriis. bag am Sonniai
DR.. Golter tin3ues3ossn ipuroe uni
eiefsr ioniiaiirie sinen Shdoelbruf)
! 6err 3homos o. Meliih. nelhe
in bfr Rdbe feiner GIiern in glifioi
ltuobn;, tteiIit benz gorontr NIT. bal
sr BON Der a0hiR serufen tporoen is
nnb iyrl. Gind in bdlbbei1ubism gu
iianbe porasfunben babe 4us ibrsn
afltrninss un3uiammsHbdnsenotH Rt
bensarien lei er gu Der Nniihi &C
langi, oab fis am porisen DoHntrit,I
4beue essen 1920 llhr beim YerIai
fen siner Strabenbobnear on Rsic
lunn Wibbleion aptnue su Jnlle &C
snmmsn fein uno iin BEL oitiem I'm
Iab bic 9erlesunssn snssscgen babsl
miiilt.
Or. Otis 6. Cameron nabm au
UeranlaNune bes Goroners cine Ob
button Dor. ipeltt einen Ghdctlbruc
als 1coesurinhe ersab.
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Anirui an Die oentihen Vereinc
pun Ginfianati.
3mr Hetbeiiisuns an Der Gntbul'
lung ees Jabn 3entmals.

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$500; 1arriicn. DtmsiaDeaussaben
1858, ,6hule 4110; Rsnnsop 6eiebts
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Ten $500.