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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-05
Valuable Discovery in
Complexion Beautifiers
(From The Home Makers


Because of its peculiar power of alb
sorption, also because it serves every
emollient purpose, ordinary mercolized
wax is perhaps the most valuable
complexion beautifier discovered with
in recent years. If one uses this Sh
needs no toilet cream. Some use pow
der afterward, but this is not neces-
sary and is inadvisable particularly
when one perspires freely. This rule
for applying mercolized wax has been
found very satisfactory. Wash the
face with warm water, drying lightly.
Before thoroughly dry, anoiTir face and
neck with the wax, but don't rub it IN.
The favorite way is to use before re-
firing, allowing it to remain on all
night and washing it off in the morn
ing with warm water. All druggists
have this wax in original one-ounce
packages.
For the removal of a wrinkled of
f1abby condition there's nothing bet
ter than to battle the face in solution
made by dissolving 1 ounce powdered
saxolite in " pint witch hazsi. BeEe-
fetal results are quickly noticeable
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-05
HE WED ANOTHER GIRL.
Eunice Gamble Had Been Trained to
Grace His Home.

Eunice Gamble Had Been Ira1IoO u
Grace His Home.
Atchison, Kan, Sept. 5.-A $25, 200
breach of promise case has been
brought in Atchison against Alfred
Welsh, who is in the insurance bust
ness. He is about 80 years old and
newly wed
The suit was brought by Eunice
Gamble, aged II, through her mother,
Mrs. Ellen Shockrey of Atch1son,
where the girl also lives.
1t is alleged in the petition that
Welsh was friend and companion of
Miss Gamble; that when she was IL
or 10 years old the defendant ar
ranged with the girls mother for an
ultimate marriage; that for several
years he has dictated the course that
should be pursued in the training of
the plaintiff by her mother, for the
expressed reason that she was even
tually to become his wife and that he
wanted her to grace that station.
The marriage of Alfred Welsh and
Bessie Mae Kent in Emporia on Au-
gust Is, while known to relatives and
Immediate friends, was not announced
in Atchison until last Friday Welsh
denies that he ever proposed to the
girl although he admits he was a
frequent visitor to her home. He is
not believed to possess as much money
as the girl sued for.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-05
She Is Mother of Fourteen.

Frankfort. kan, Sept. 5.-On Sep
TENDER the fourteenth child,
daughter, was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Hayes, prosperous farmers
of the IliIlias neighborhood The
mother is SO years old and the father
AZ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-05
Gossips Cause a Suicide,

Coffeyville, Kan, Sept. Clamp
bell H. Taylor, jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell II. Taylor, pioneers. living
on the old Parker road, just over the
line in Oklahoma, committed suicide
on Sunday afternoon because of re-
marks which had been made about
him, and according to a note found on
the boys body they were termed lies.
A 4-ounce carbolic acid bottle was
found not far from the body. A hand
kerchief saturated with the acid and
blood, showed that he had wiped his
lips after taking the acid, then put
the handkerchief back in his pocket.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-05

Cutting loose from the Republican
organization in which they have been
prominent workers for years, George
A. Knight and DR.. George c. Pardee
have become leaders of the Progress
Sive party in California. knight was
for many years Republican national
committeeman from his state. Par
dee was formerly governor of Cali
fornia and was a Roosevelt delegate
at the Republican national conven-
ton last June.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-05
Boy Robbers Use Tunnel.

Pittsburg, kan, Sept. 5.-A tunnel
leading to the basement of a depart
nent store here has been used by
boys in robbing the store for more
than a year. One of the boys, ar
rested on suspicion, confessed today
that while employed in the store he
loosened a rock in. the basement wall.
A tunnel was dug to the opening and
after that the boys entered the store
at will Several thousand dollars
worth of merchandise has been
taken.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-05
RossvilIe Ordinances Burned.

Rossville, Kan, Sept. $50 far as
city ordinances are concerned the city
of ROssville is being governed by un-
written law. All of the written or
printed ordinances governing this city
have been destroyed. The loss of the
ordinances was not discovered until
yesterday 1t is believed that the or
dinance book was destroyed in fire
last June when the store room occu-
pied by c. E. Chess, city clerk, was
burned. The Rossville city coun ill
will at it's next meeting draft a new
set of ordinances. Until then the city
will be governed by state laws.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-05
KANSAS GOSSIP.
FlRd Body Floating in Pond.

Lyons, kan, Sept, 5.-The body of
a man was found floating in a pool
near Gait, in the northeast part of
Rice county. 1t is believed that his
name is Beyies and that he has a
brother ia Kansas City; that he mad
been with a small wagon tent show
travelling through this section OF the
country, and ieIt it at LangIeyj that
he was a user of morphine and prob
ably came to his death from an over
desc, His body is being held at Lyons
fer further Identification,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-05
Meriden to Build CITY Han.

Meriden, Kan, Sept. 5.--By a ma
jority of 16 votes the people decided
to issue bonds to the amount of $4,000
for erecting city hall and auditori-
UNI this fall. The building will con-
sist of council rooms, fire department,
store room for city tools and a large
hall in which to hold entertainments
and other public gatherings.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-05

other members of the council arose
and stated that Mr.. Besler had made
no attempts to bride any of them. A
resolution to investigate the charges
was adopted by a unanimous vote,
and the council will meet as a court
of inquiry next Monday night to make
an investigation of the matter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-05

The fight for control of the next
congress has been inaugurated in
Chicago, with Congressman James T.
Lloyd of Missouri engineering the
Democratic onslaught and Congress
man William B. Mckinley of Illinois
in charge of the Republican camp
Mr.. Lloyd has quarters at the Con-
gress hotel; Mr.. Mckinley is at the
Auditorium Mr.. Dixon is on hand
for the Progressives and merry bat
tie is in prospect
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-05
Greatest Nerve
ViiaIizer Known
A 5O-CENT BOX FREE
A Recent Discovery. Kellogg's Sanitone
Waters, the Most Effective Nerve
Strengthened for Men and Wo-
men Ever Found by Science.

This is the worlds newest. safest. most
reliable and effective nerve invigorator.
revitaIizer. brain awakener, body strength
ener, without equal in the worlds history
of medicine. 1t brings about a change from
that awful, dull, weak, lazy. dont-give-a-
hang feeling to brightness, sire 9Th
clear headedness and coura~e which Is
remarkable
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-05
Good Rains Near Holton.


Holton, Kan, Sept. 5.-A four-inch
rain fell over Jackson county. The
thorough wetting insureS one of the
largest corn crops in the history of the
county and puts the ground in ideal
condition for fall wheat blowing
Jackson county has been particularly
favored this season by timely ana
abundant rains, and as a result there
have been record breaking crops of
wheat, corn, hay and vegetables.
Mayor Says Bride Was offered.
Winfield, Kan, Sept. 5.-At the
city council meeting last night Charles
Besler of the c. L. Besler Contracting
company was charged with attempt
ed bribery in connection with the paw
ing of West Ninth avenue. The
charges were made by Acting Mayor
w. J. Kennedy who said Besler had
upon four different occasions made
improper proposals to him and that he
had also made similar proposals TO
other members of the council. Mr..
Besler, who was present, denied that
he had even attempted to bribe Ken
nedy, or any other member of the
council and asked that the acting
mayors charges be fully investigated.
After Kennedy's charges and B <sler's
denials had been made each of the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-09-05
TIe Men VINO succeed.

as heads of large enterprises are men of
great energy Success, today, demands
health. To all is to fail. It's utter folly
for a man to endure a weak, rundown,
half alive condition when Electric Bit
tiers will put him right on his feet In
short order. -Four bottles did me more
real good than any other medicine ever
took" writes Chas. B. Allen, Sylvania
Ga. After years of suffering with rheu-
n1atism, liver trOuEle, stomach disorders,
and deranged kidneys, am again, thanks
to Electric Bitters, sound and well" Try
them Ony so cents at Campbell Drug Co.
The evening world., 1912-07-05
FIRST LETTERS
AERIAL MAIL
IS DEL.VERED HERE
South Amboy Business Mems
Association Sends Greet
ingS to The World.

The first letter sent by United States
aerial mail service was received to-day
by the New York World. 1t came from
South Amboy. N. J. The envelope was
stamped with the regulation South
Ambcy post office stamp for July 4 at
IL o'clock. In red ink on the face Of 1t
was stamped the announcement that the
letter came by way OF aeroplane on
.sbeeial route No. sc0.OOs.
Inquiry developed that yesterday at
neon Aviator oliver @. Simmons, under
Instructions from Washington was
sworn In as a special mall carrier and
received letter from South Amboy
business Mems Association addressed to
the New York World At noon simmons
dimbed aboard his Wright Burgess hy-
dro-aeroplane lying In the Raritan River
with the letter In mall bag. Simmons,
after . run OF a hundred yards along
the smooth river surface, rose with his
pontoons dripping and started for the
Perth Amboy post office, two miles
away. He reached II three minutes
later and dropped the mall bag. return
Ing 10 his hydro cradle on the South
Amboy side. The letter was picked up
BY . Perth Amboy carrier and sent
through the regular mail channels until
II arrived at The World to-day.
The letter sent 20 The World was az
follows:
This 10 the first aerial mail servlc,
authorized by the Postmaster-G Genera
In the State Of New Jersey. and extend,
TO you the greeting OF the South AmboS
, Musings Mems ton. under who's,
auspices this initial mail service wal
! performed by Aviator Oliver G.. Sim
mons In wrlght-Burgess hydro-aero
plane. Very truly yours,
"E. c. RODDY. Secretary"
4 A crowd OF 5000 persons watched sim
mons make the first mail flight.
The evening world., 1912-07-05
WILSON'S MESSAGES
TO SPEAKER CLARK
AND UNDERWOOD.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Dcmocratic
leader Oscar w. Underwood OF the
has received the following tcle-
gram from Gov. Wilson:
Your message OF congratulation
has given me deep pleasure. 1t
cheers me as much as II strength
ans me TO have the suppoN of .
ssman whose character and leader
chip In Congress all the country
!. ndmires. Please accept my assur-
4nces of warm personal regard
Is WOODROW WILSON"
This message has been received by
1beaker Clark:
Your message OF congratulation
has given me deep pleasure, and
your generous offer to do all you
oan to AID in my ell ton is char
acteristc OF your readiness to under
take every task the party imposes
upon You. Pray accept my warmest
Assurances OF personal regard and OF
pleasure In the ante patton 81
working with You.
WOODROW WILSON"
BOSTON. July Gov. Foss to-da!
resolved the following telegram:
your message OF congratula-
lions is very generous and / APP
prec!ate II deeply. /, will he de-
1iEhtful to cooperate with the
men who have proved their ca
pacity for leadership
The evening world., 1912-07-05
SIX ARE INJURED
IN CAR SMASH ON
BROOKLYN BRIDGE
Vanderbilt Avenue Car Hit by
Another When 1t Stops
for a Switch.

In a collision OF two surface cars on
the Brooklyn Bridge to-day, six pas
sengers we're injured. A Vanderbilt
avenue car New York bound. stopped
sudendly In front OF a Flatbush avenue
car. and. before the motorman of the
Flatbush car could put the brakes on.
the front OF his car struck the rear plat
form of the one ahead. The windows
at the rear were broken and passengers
who were on the back OF the car wers
thrown against the broken glass.
The injured were: George Riley, No.
$50 Sixth street. lacerated wrist: sydney
APRONS, No. 1898 Third avenue, sprained
right wrist; c. J. Hardy, No. eo7 Fenni-
more street. injured knees; J. Canes
berg. cuts about face, Miss Edith
Sescrine, No. ~ Pierpont street. cuts on
face: Miss Judd. No. 753 Halsey street.
injured hand.
Riley and APRONS Sere taken to the
emergency rom on the Manhattan side
OF the bridge, where DIR. ii. J. Shields
OF the Hudson street hospital attended
their Injuries. The others who were In
1ured refused surgical aid.
Capt. O'Toole and Sergt. Farrell OF
the Bridge squad saw the collision and
say that the Vanderbilt car was stopped
while a switch was turned for II to
pass to another track.
The evening world., 1912-07-05
| EXCURSION
JULY 9TH

Fast River foot II Msrsst
Re- I'irf foot ~ Eat g.th
hours ashore At Ntv Haven
Dining service. -tst,rupm
ihone Or hard ,gil.
The evening world., 1912-07-05
BRIDGE TRAFFIC TIED UP.
burned Out Feed Cable Blocks Cars
on Qucensb orough bridge.

Traffic on the New York and Queens
County Electric Railroad lines was tied
up for two hours to-day when an elec-
trio feed cable burned out. Thousands
OF passengers at both ends OF the
Queensborough Bridge waited for an
hour and then went 20 the Twenty third
street ferry. AS the ferry has been
practically out OF use by the great ma
jority Of Queens County residents, the
tie-up found the ferry with bu. one
ticket seller and two ferry boats to &C.
commodate the large crowds.
The evening world., 1912-07-05
GIRL FATALLY HURT
BY STEP BACKWARD
FROM MOVING CAR

An unidentified woman. about twenty
Ave years old, attempted to allght from a
north bound westchcster avenue car at
Fox street. Bronx. while the car was In
motion la;e last night. According to the
police she tried to get off the car back
ward. She fell heavily to the street.
landing on her head.
Patrolman Buckley pushed his way
through a big crowd tina; gathered and
picked NJ the unconsclous woman. He
The evening world., 1912-07-05

From the Louisville Couricr-Journsl)
Baseball levels all ranks"
You be-. our boss will take the
office boys verdict any day about n
players ability"
The evening world., 1912-07-05

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DUE TODAY.
Bernuds, Hamburg. President Lipc1ln.
Huron. Charleston. IIamoVg.
ANTILLES New Orleans. Xla. Cursrso.
Cedric. Liverpool, Fortuna, BaTacoa,
The evening world., 1912-07-05
Try Resinol without cost

Your drug ist sells and recommends Resinoa
soap &c and Ointment ts0cl, but for liberal
sample Of each. write to Dept ~, Reslnol Chem
Co.. Baltimore. Md.
The evening world., 1912-07-05

sent In an ambulance call and she was
taken to Lebanon Hospital by Or. Krel-
lenste!n. who said she had received a
fracture OF the base OF the skull and
would probably die.
The woman is about five feoi six
inches tall. has light complexion and
blond hair. She wore q brown waist
with black trimmings. a blue serge suit.
a brown sailor hat and black shoes and
stockings. There was nothing that
would Identify her.
The evening world., 1912-07-05
ONE DOLLAR

Leave Rec. Iirf ~.
ST.. q 20 \. VI. Also
81. 1913 A. VI. Two
Music. ltefr, ,iinsnts.
and other Information I
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-31

tioeligite Climb al belle Soften. Ssrit
fommer aiseemeiteren, iaa Spiae-
manoen, gnihenoe SeIen, iaa Brit
ben, bprenoe 9rubefage, iaa grrio-
goininen meo 5loife og @las, iaa
Soenoerte meb 8los, gigerne meo
Sage, iaa gruoens Mor og bans
Utor, tilIlut griioefonerne og ale bar
De noget at bore, iom fol bpoes
8i9iterne. % Do er oet 9rl1oeIuen-
oene ifal gaa meo S9ffeboonoene ON
armen oa piie, booo &ar De bar boz.
ret. Siltroos for De life bapbe for
tient oct, bar De bennegang aaigepel
faat ct Bar, ~efterat DC bar maottet
no meo Sslpife og 8affel til 9i-
gerne, iom bar luret Dem iaa gobt.
timber SfiGnfen blir Ger bolbt
Saler for grlioepar og SertSfolf -
iaa after Cans til langt paa Seat.
Be fleite brager iaa biemooer 2er-
oagSnatten for at BRUCE Ssnoagen
at bible no paa; men llngbommen
boloer no Ssnoagen meo; DEN ipneS,
Den bar ret til Woro og 9epen mr.
efter Oct itribe Sommerarbeibe % ct
Srpqup er life iaa bogligbags en-
cling, at man ilutter al, for BET er ab-
Iolllt paafrPpet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-31
miunfCotu.

ltlgffe pcb 9npcrne. 8alter Srm'
ietb, SON al lPr. % @trs. Grmietb
/ Bearer Greet Sopnibip neo SiIper.
ne, bsoe forIeoen eiter fort Tor al
bore miitct tit enc Sen oeb CT lllpt'
festiliGlbe.
8rapimpfninsSbasen / Isabella.
8. g. 5littie al Wantato boloer 6eit'
talen peb Observation-Disclosures
Mooelio. Som nogrt mt an'eres.
OF "gop Scouts" pgioa pu oeItag(
programmed.
Srplnp / Iibbp. Iaitor g.. q
Rormanns PIbite Cater Inna bier
iorleoen Petepiet iii 2eipis 8. Soubl
al GlitberaQ. 8ielien, Der fatot Stel
/ Den norif. lutberife Strife ! Iibbp
iorretteoes al gruoens 5aoer.
2p~nnebilas paa Mseren. - Sir
Settle iorip9not Ell Saru blep iorle
ben peo ct 2~pnnebilag orebte pal
Gnorem Rebrion Sarm | New Spe
ben 3omnfbip peo ct. geter. Gbri
itien Carton, Der fjsrte Seitene, imp
te ogiaa | 8affen peb Hpitelien, mel
Tom fig itrag efter paa 9enene isien
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-31
Wtppefcne.

8ippeItene er ai9mpeitenbloffe
iom baloncerer paa ct Stettepunft,
uben at mon fan ~forflare Jig, at De
er fommet / oenne Stiaing. De met
beremte bar biotil p9ret ben | Gam
oil i Mrgentina, eft Stpffe ira gie'
nos Ipres, og ben / &paib Sigo I
girmd.
Gen fsrite al oisie er netop Of Jig
ielp falbt neo. Gen peiebe 400
Cons, par fire Weter breo og fem
Ieter bsi og bpileoe pan ct eneite
Eltnft 100 Meter oppe paa en- Slip.
peifraaning. Sen gif runbt ipm Ell
Sop pe6 oct minoite Sinopunit, eaer
naar MAJ bare rsrte peo ben. Sm.
firing benne 8ippeiten bapoe Der oan-
net iig ct Sagn. Wan ~fortalte, at
Roios, oen beremte Siftator | Or.
eeutina, bapbe piaet foa ben til at
falbe peb at ipGnbe for 40 Har Srer
og laalebes trpffe ben neo. Stenen
bapoe iaaIebes trobiet benne Spran,
iom roite Jig al, at intet TenneIfe
funbe mobitaa BAN.
Wen ben 27be Sebriiar iaar Itpr.
tebe Stenen plubielig al fig ielp neb
/ Qforunoen me6 Soroenbraa. Wan
pibite at fcrtplle, at BEN for noger
Iar iiben bar Bit rammet al Spnet,
oa man tror, at bette bar bibraget
til at forItprre bens 2igeppgt. Wan
bar foretaget ltnoerisgelier iom
Hart b%epiier, at illpffen life ifplbes
onbiinbebe Wenneifer. Set bar
8runblaset, Tom babbe itprtet 'om-
men unber ben. Wan tror, bet err
m1lligt at bringe Stenen tiIbaee paa
hens gamle Ylabs peb at lsfte ben
meb en- aipmpefran. Mfen man bar
regnet lib, at llbeifterne piIbe beIs-
be Jig til 100000 Srancs. slrgen-
tinerne err / oen @rao opiatte paa at
faa Stenen anbragt / iamme Sitting
iom for, at De bar lat igang en- ga.
notwithstanding for at ifafie BEN
nebpenbiae Gum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-31
3tcrn Pnkotn.

Sspc / Earf Hipcr. S~nobruos'
tppc bapbe iorleoen Hat banet Zig
@ogan9 til Seipetts @potbef / Farf
&iper % lat iig / @eiiooelie al $3S
Iarnt enocl 8Proipapirer. Sppene
bopoe aabnet Yengeifabet, ioet De Of.
%enipnlig bapoe fienot 2aaiens Som'
blnatIon.
Turisgsfarm pcb Wanonn. Sra
Waibington er fonInen llnocrretnlng
ON, at DER / Gonferencefomlteen er
bcilllttet at bepilge $4,000 til Sp.
~rettelie al en- So~oriegsfarm peo
Winnoan. S~orilaget, Der pprinoelig
LOO paa Ell gepilgning al 100000,
bar iremiat al Scnator WtcG lumber.
Ger ifal peb Surmen p~Gientlig glp.
res Sorisg meo Soriarming.
Eutctcsoprfnina pcb Gsmuno. s
Snlegnen al Gsmono oil Der iaar blt
la9t mere an paa Eptetesupl, % Der
aisrcs Sorbercbclier til at opfere ct
ltort FoteteSparebuS Der / Spen.
Sorbbmben bar bit fig iprbeleS tiff
fet for oenne H~obiritgt, og meo DC
8efpemmeligbeoer, ct TarebltS bill
aipe, pentes benne 8ren al &anobrll-
get at tage ct itort Spiping Der.
Npt Suipital / Scpils Cafe. 2P-
aernc Sibler % WcSntoib, Der eier
oct m,p9renoe Soipital | Gepils
2afc, bar FOR Bette @rug beilltttet at
Iaoe cpiere Ell M trectageS bronotrt
@pqning, ser bill foite $4,000. Wfeb
@penS forpgcbe Sernbanctraflf oen'
tcS Segningen berbcn at blipe 'terre
emo ier, paa famine Sib lom BET
QantIe Soipital oaereoe bar bit Jig
at bare oltfor lioet.
Scmofratcrncs @alailite. @eb ct
/ Sarge npIig afboIot Webe bar Sta.
tens Scmofrater itilet en- fuloitGn.
dig GalqIiite for ErimGrpulget. 81.
item or Tom iplqcr: Sor aouarcSien
- Spritc 9iitrift, g. 81. 2opca,
Sarge; oroet Iiitrift, g. s. 0ople,
GorrinQton, % &. II. Winfler, &nor;
treble Iiitrift, $. g. Salnorion, Wti.
not; @eorae q. SoueS Gogcleh, cg
Z. 8. Scuitrom @iSmarcf; Sicegu-
pernpr, Z. g. @roubt SiSmarcf; Ir.
oitor, Sranf SbanIep, Gonoo; Seas
ierer, Sranf Glib. Girfinion; Sfole'
illperintcnocnt, 81. 30. @lacf, Mah-
oeton; Ittornep General, :. 6. Slll'
liuon. Wanbon; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
irr, 81. @. @bittleIcp. Sarge; Stats'
icfrctGr. e. Z. Settcu, 9orpman
2onobrugs, oa IrbcibSfommisiGr,
NlIer WorSoen. @atbaate, o. Sbomas
S~urrinetort, Werccr Gonrltp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-31
miacpuHu.
TurbcnoGrcnoc GurnbanSler bpb.


Sbeobore 6. Sanieu, Der for nogle
Iar tilbage bar bIonot StatenS itsrre
ao%rnbanblere % ct al Wtilmalfee
Embellishments leoenoe WGnb,
Osoe iioite SirSbog / lit Stem Ser
iteos eiter ct lonQparigt Spgeleie.
San blep 70 Gar gammel.
Spscr gcnaaOnins for Scit,. s
Wanitomoc % on0re 9per bill Der
meo oct fsrite Blue cirfitleret slnlsg-
ming ON genoaoning for Sobn Seit5,
Der gioroe iig ioo bersmt iom Game
rons0 Gmninaells Soriparer, og iom
MI for Morbet paa en- at SopenS
S%aoubbGpere ubiouer fin Straf =
Stroiarbeioe pao 2ipstio. Taa bans
Sliitrl, pe 9srnS 9egne bill man an.
raabe @%upernoren ON g%enaaoning.
Sprscfplsct faIot / Gluen. - gn
lilffet &oan, buori Wr. og Wrs. Se.
ter Hoipn ifillbe bringe tit lille @arrs
Sig til &irfegoar0en for at beregne
set, falot iioitc Watbae giennem en-
9ro oper Tofegama &iper peb Slt.
pcrior, oa iaaucl Sc TO SorGlore icnl
oe andre / SsrQciolget, Der o9iaa be-
fanbt iia / Sen Iltffcoe Soan, bar nGr
brrlfnebe. sc onore / &ognen bar
Mtrs. 6. 8. Carton % Mtrs. u. Sop.
Icrs, ben iibite meo fit oarS9amle
Barn. SeItcne % 0oanen meo Gl'f
oa Gasiaaerer iolot ii Soo, ba groen
broit, men set lpffeoes aiiifen of fnlt-
Ie Sen itore @IoSrioe | Sognens Dor
oa trGffe ale no = oaiaa Den lille
2iafiIte blcp rcbbct % bragt tlano.
Sfuaeme maa bepares. Statens
SoritfommiSirr G. 90. Griffith err
fl9reoe forleoen, at DC al Statens
Suoritrier, ser benpttebe SrGnrote'
rioIer, aarlig f~orbrugte 930,OOO,OOO
SOB berai. pGrb tppe Wilicner Doll
lars, % at n9iten Salpoelen al otsle
Waterialer fipbteS loencm Staten.
Sette, mener ban, peger paa, at Sta'
ten on life ITnae oil mite belle oeirile
Snbuitri, bpiS ser life itioc glsres
Sorbolosreslcr iii, at Sfogen beoa'
res, iaa man inoru fin egen Sfat fdl'
ifaffe &c iorueone Tr9rnatertaler,
Set or Iiaciaa i~nteresiunt iom belG'
renbe at lGsee Werfe til, bporoar
@isconiins Sfogtraiif bartig pin
eeSe iig op, for oerpaa lieeiaa bllrfla
at saa tilbaae, s 1860 itob Wiseon'
lin Iom ben ippenbe | De tr9laitpro'
bncerenbe Staters H9ffer. Ii AaI
ienere bar Siaten rpffet op til flerot
1Iaos, | 1880 bar Den treble, 1890
atben. meoens oen | Siosriimmei
fra 1900 til 1904 p~rooucerte mere
9r9lait emo noeen anoen al unio'