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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22
WILL CALL ON MARINES
IF FOUND NECESSARY
w. c. Nichols Was Charged With
Killing a Bandit.
CONFINED IN A FILTHY JAIL
Confession of Mexican That He Was
Slayer of Caballos Said to
Have Been Ignored by
Court.

MEXICO CITY, September
2I.-lgnoring the usual channels
OF diplomatic intercourse, the
American ambassador, Henry
Lane Wilson. has made peremp-
tory demand on Gov. Matias
Guerra OF the state of Tamauli-
pas for the immediate release
from the Jail at Tampico of w.
{ Nichols, an American fruit
grower. Nichols was arrested
six months ago on a charge of
having killed a bandit, Caballos,
whose apprehension the authori-
ties had attempted for many
months.
The embassy was authorized
by the administration at Wash
lngton to employ whatever means
were considered necessary to
bring about an amelioration of
Nichols condition. Ambassador
Wilson declares that he will Sc
cure his release even if it should
become necessary to land marines
from the United States cruiser
Des Moines, which is now in port
at Tampico with go marines
aboard.
Calls It Persecution.
The American ambassador regards the
treatment accorded Nichols by the Mexi-
can authorities as persecution, and has
80 stated In his messages to the governor.
In support of this belief he points to the
fact that a Mexican has confessed in
court to being the slayer of Caballos.
This confession was disregarded by the
court, which declared that it was prompt
ed by belief on the part of the witness
that a reward had been offered for Ca
ballos dead or alive. The Mexican was
not arrested and the process against
Nichols was continued on an appeal from
the sentence of eight years imprison-
nent imposed upon Nichols by the
Tampico court The appeal is being heard
befora the court at Ciudad Victoria the
tate capital.
The Jail in which Nichols is confined is
Thy and overcrowded. Ambassador
son has been treating the matter for
al months diplomatically but has
with decays and accomplished little
.is note to the governor the ambassa-
ttr minded him that his message was
afiiciai. but that it was to be consid-
none the less authoritative. He de-
Ged tina. Nichols be placed 'in sur
ndinSs more sanitary and in keeping
tn the usage of civilized countries, -
ndng the proceedings against him,
mich ambassador Wilson suggested be
tstened.
Was Arresting Bandit.
The killing of Caballos occurred near
Tampico. Nichols had been vested with
al hority to arrest the desperado, which
he succeeded In doing. He was taking
him to Tampico on a train when, in the
confusion at the crowded station the
captive escaped. Nichols and big
crowd pursued him. Nichols admits fir
ing but the evidence showed that he
fired in the air. The body of Caballos
was found later several hundred yards
from the spot, with a bullet through the
heart.
Nichols high character has been testi-
lied to by a petition signed by 100 Ameri-
can residents OF Tamaulipas. which was
sent TO the embassy begging interces-
sion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22

With preparations completed for the
opening Of the Fifteenth International
Congress on Hygiene and Demography
tomorrow morning. the registration OF
arriving delegates was begun yesterday
afternoon and will continue throughout
today. Hotels of the city are rapidly fill
ing up. with visitors from every part OF
the civilized world, and before nightfail
it is estimated that nearly 1000 dele
gates will have reached Washington.
Those already here include men known
throughout Europe. DR.. Simon de Inter
berger, surgeon-in-chief OF the guard
corps. privy councillor and honorary
ply ysician Of the court of the Emperor
Of Russia, with his daughter. who is a
lady in waiting to the Empress of Rus
sia, reached the city last night. Sir
George McCrae Of Edinburgh. vice presi-
dent of the local government board for
Scotland, is registered at the Raleigh, as
is DIR. Axel Hoist. professor in the Uni
versity OF ChristianIa and representative
of Norway at the congress Nj. MellS,
principal director Of the first class, at
tached to the general inspection service
OF health in the army OF Belgium ac-
companied by his daughter, has arrived
and is at the Brighton apartments. DIR.
Jaques Bertlilon, an official representative
of the government Of France. is stopping
tillon Is the principal vital statistician OF
France, and has been here attending the
sessions of the American Public Health
Association. He is a brother Of the orig-
nator of the Bertillon system OF measur-
ing and identifying criminals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22
Likened to Buchanan.

'Mr Wilson's position as regards the
trusts and all industrial questions is pre-
cisely like that of Mr.. Buchanan in 1860
toward the dissolution Of the Union.
"Mr. Buchanan said that the Union
ought to be preserved and then added
that there was not any way to preserve
it. He stated that secession was uncon-
stitutional, but also all methods for put
ting down secession were unconstitutional
Mr.. Wilson says that it is good to have
fine purposes for helping labor and regu-
lating the trusts, but he Is against every
practical expedient toward that end. Mr.
Wilson is the Buchanan of the present
Continued ON Thirteenth Page.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22
Republicans More Hopeful.

The fight in the democratic party start
ed by Boss Murphy has encouraged the
republicans to lift up their hearts in
hope at time when things were looking
very blue for them. The nomination of
Oscar S. Straus by the progressives put
damper on the old-line republicans, but
the developments of the last two days
have cheered them up. Things are NOV
ing swiftly in New York politics, and
there is a chance for everybody as the
game goes now.
Coming down to cases, the situation, SO
far as gubernatorial candidates are con-
cerned is in Murphy's hands on one side
and Senator Roots on the other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22
First Session Ever Held Here.

The International Congress on Hygiene
and Demography. organized sixty years
ago, has never before held its sessions
in the United States. From the list OF
delegates who are to be In attendance.
and the Importance of the papers sched-
uled for presentation. II is assured that
this, the fifteenth congress, Will ran in
worldwide interest with any that have
been held.
The United States is to take no small
part in the deliberations of the congress.
as every state in the Union is to be rep
resented by committees Of physicians,
health officials and authorities on hygiene.
appointed by the governors OF the states.
In addition to these. more than 300
American cities. through their mayors,
have arranged to send delegates, and
long list of American universities. COL
leges and other institutions for social ad-
vancement have named representatives.
All of the territories, with the exception
Of Alaska. also will he represented in
addition to thirty-three foreign govern
ments
Whatever may be the announcements OF
medical discoveries at the forthcoming
congress, which may be Of similar inn
portance to the Won Behring announce
ment Of diphtheria antitoxin in 1893 ana
the Pasteur ant-rabic treatment in 1889.
and there are likely to be some. it is ex-
pected that the Fifteenth International
Congress on Hygiene and Demography
will give a mighty impetus to the rapidly
growing movement, for better sanitary
conditions generally bring about a better
understanding of hygienic prin-
ciples and accomplish a Standardization OF
hygienic methods throughout the United
States and the world.
The last purpose is one of the chief
functions OF the exhibition on health
which the director. DIR. J. w. Scheres-
chewsky of the United States public
health service, regards as one of the
pressing needs of the time Federal, state.
and private health agencies will
be given an opportunity to see what each
Of the others is doing, and thereby CORE.
late and coordinate their work.
Officers Of the Congress.
The deliberations Of the congress win be
conducted under the direction OF the fol-
Continued on Second Pagel n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22
Proposed Legislation.

New facts which came to light yester-
day in connection with the agitation
aroused over the possibility Of a CONSOLE
dation of local public utilities are these:
Amendments will be offered to the util-
tiles bill providing that no stock broker
may be a director in a District public
service corporation, and that one utilities
concern may not acquire the stock OF an
other without the consent OF the COM
mission.
A resolution may be introduced in Con-
gress calling for an investigation OF the
organization of the thirty-million-d dollar
company.
Other facts developed are that the COM
pany maintains an Office at Camden. n.
j., where some Of its books are kept,
and that there is no apparent disposi-
ton on the part of its officials to make
public the list of stockholders.
The decision to introduce an amend
ment to prevent one corporation in the
District from purchasing the stock Of
another without the consent of the utii-
tiles commission indicates the nature of
benefits that may be derived by the pub
lie through the formation of such q CON-
mission.
Supervised by q commission 1t is point
ed out any merger of local utilities would
be assured of being free of 'wateped"
stock There would be less stock to pay
dividends on than would be the case if
the capitalization had been inflated and
more Of a chance of the companies being
in a position to reduce the rates for
service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22
Churches to Make Announcement.

From the pulpits Of many Of tho
churches in Washington this morning the
announcement will be made of the OPEN
ing of the congress and general inyi-
tation will be extended to the public to
attend the open sessions and visit tie
health exhibit, which has been open since
last Monday, in the building at 18th and
streets northwest, erected last sprirg
to house the exhibit held in connection
with the International Red Cross Con-
ference.
The opening session of the congress to-
morrow evening will be in the assembly
room of Continental Hall. 18th street
south of the Corcoran Art Gallery. There.
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning, the con-
gress will be opened. and the delegates
will be welcomed in the name of the
United States by President Taft. The
address by the President will be followed
by an address by Prof. Dr. Max Rubner,
president of the permanent international
commission OF the Congresses on Hygiene
and Demography and a member of the
faculty of the Emperor Frederick Will
helm University of Berlin. Following the
opening session, the congress Will i'm
mediately get down TO work. the section
meetings beginning Monday morning.
The congress has been divided into
nine sections, these being hygienic mi
crobology and parasitology. dietetic
hygiene and hygienic physiology, hygiene
of infancy and childhood and schooi
hygiene, subsection OF mental hygiene,
hygiene of occupations, control of in
fectious diseases, state and municipal
hygiene subsection Of sex hygiene.
hygiene of traffic and transportation,
military. naval and tropical (coionaD
ygiene. The above constitute the main
division Of the congress the second di-
vision being that demography.
General sessions will be he'd Monday
morning, Monday evening at o'clock.
Tuesday evening at the same hour, and
Wednesday evening. All general sessions
will be held at Continental Hall. The
section meetings Will be held at various
places about the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22
FARE LIKELY
Benefit Promised Under Public
Utilities Commission.
CONTRASTED WITH MERGER
Legislation Probable Relating to
Stock Brokers and Corporations.
PROBE OF CONSOLIDATION PLAN
Discussion Follows Publicity of the
Purposes of $50, 600, 600 Com
pany in the District.

A three-cent street railway fare, It
was learned last night, may be among
the benefits the public will reap through
the establishment Of q public utilities
commission In the District OF Columbia. IL
this body comes into existence before a
merger of local public service corpora
tions is affected.
AS result of the publicity given the
plans of the thirty -mllion-dollar corpora
tion, known as the Maryland-Virg1nia
Company. whoe object is reported to be
the consolidating Of the public utilities Of
the District. it became known that renew
ed effort is to be made to obtain the pas
sage of a public utilities law and sev-
eral amendments will be offered to the
bill now pending in the House.
In the event the Commissioners Of the
District of Columbia are constituted the
utilities commission it is stated the first
work to be undertaken will be directed
toward establishing a valuation of the
properties Of the various public service
corporations doing business here. II 1t
is found that the companies can afford
to charge cheaper rates for service re-
ductions will be ordered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22

Increasing cloudiness today.
probably followed by showers to-
night or Monday; easterly winds.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

iiber Die uriaden BON Giienbabnl1n=
gliiden erflart, 0oB iolde ltngliide,
melde 0ur6 Na6laiiigfeit BON 8abn=
angelte1ten nerurl adt mer0en, muir
ausgeidaltet meroen fom1en, menn oie
Oeffentlidfeit energiih 81 ser 6rage
Stellung nimmt.
@rono Sorts. - Sri. Mgnes
@ragen, melde Sic 6 Meilen BON bier
nab Srenton geben molte, nm ibre
Ml1tter III beil1den, gerietb IN einen
furdtbaren Shneel turin, uno muroc
bon Sen fauen0ea SIodelt begraben.
SIRE 2ei9e mur0e 6rei Mci!en bon.
ibrem .@auie auigefunoen, lie bate
sen @eg bouitdn0ig per(oren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
Gus oett1 Moromeiten
M1inneipta.

ct. Saul. = Inter 0em Torltb
bes @errn sSldius Mori6 beS &ra=
lioenten bes 3. 81. gtaatsperbanoes,
bielt ser @ou5ugsausldub Mitte leb=
ter ISOLDE bier cine Ser iammlung, an
Ser al16 SET Legislative &usl9nB oeS
.. 81. 5toatsperban0es tbeilnabm. Gin
eriter @tene fom 6os Mrbeiter=5 dut=
gceb CUR Spra6e, 6eiien Gr1ongane
Msber Dergebens angeitrebt tpnroe.
Ser Don @errn M0ri6 gemahte gor=
id[oge, in oieier Mngelegenbeit &C.
meinlom nit ser Staats- @rbeiterber=
einigung, Sem 9taats= Mrbeits= 8ureou
llro Sen Mrbeiter=S rgontiationen gu
@erfe gu geben, mur0e angenommen.
sll16 Ser Stellungnabme 5uguniten
ser mieoerbo1t ertpdbnten gi@z@orla'
ge be5iiglid) oes @erbots 6es &boS=
pbors BEL ser 6abrtfotion bon 3iro=
bol5ern idloB iid sic geriammlung
an. Die @on0ll1ngsmeiie 0es Nraii=
benton ur1o oes Sefretdrs, gegen Sic
lit beioen @Gi11i fern oes &ongreiies bor=
liegenoe 6rage zines @eiebentmurfes
5l1n1 Gerbot ser Ginfl1br geiittger &C.
trdr1fe in Yrobibitionsitaaten ooer
Notwithstanding Stellung gu neb=
men, m1roe g%utgebeiben. Mn6 muroe
sic fommenoe StootsmaM uno Sic 8e=
itrebungen ser uMnti Saloon" 9iga,
Elm Gountp-O ption=@ el eb gu erreiden,
beIpro6en, nno es tpur6e beldloien,
Sic SEM @erban0e ongeborenoen Ser
cine m1f5ufor0ern, gegen County
Option SteGung 81 nebmer.
0ulutb. - 9ie 8abngeieuidaf=
ten inn Mor6meiten rednen NIT Ser
M0glidfeit zines MrbeiterfonfliftS in
Ser &obleninouitrie inn 2aufe 0ieies
6riibjoBrg un0. beeilen iid, mogli6lt
groBe &oblenporratbe ein5ulegen.
@Gmmtlide &oblenlager in 6ieler
Sto6t miinoenoen 8abnen mer0en
reihlid) ergdn5t, uno ie6en Sag tref=
fen nelte Sen0ungen Elm, un6 man
redynet 0arauf, ooB Bis gum 1. Mpril
riei ige Gorr6tbe in Du1l1tb aufgeita=
peIt mer0en. Sc tpiro propbe5eit, 6ab
inn 2oufe oes Triibiabrs sic &oblen=
3ltfubr peientli6 noblo!ien mer6e,
1,no ser @icepraiioent elmer eroBeren
&oblengeieuidaft erflarte, Sic &ob=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

Mineral Spring @oter &C.," melde
be Sen Mineralql1euen Dltli1 bon bier
ein Sanatorium erbanen miro, bat in
8ismard lire Snforporatiot1sarttfel
eingerei9t. 9as aupital lit $4,000,
u1t0 Sic !Snfprporatoren iino S. s.
8rotber5, S. S. 8lair uno 9r. 6. 5.
Sagen.
Sarge. = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
g. Mfanno begann lebte ISOLDE in oie<
iem Stoate cine energiide &%ooiepelt=
&umpaene, in6em er &%etitionen in
SEN Staat i9idte, tint Sen @amen
Meo0or &ooiepelt auf 6ie Brimar-
fir Sic rege Eraiioent-
idaftsfanoi0at11r gu befommen. = SSn
elmer bier gebaltenen Maiienperl amm<
lung bon 6armern uno 8irgern mur=
De ser 8ei6luB gefaBt, einen Central
marft ein5uridten, auf meldem Sic
6armer lire Hro0l1fte 6ireft an Sic
8iiirger %perfaufen fonne11.
Minot. - Sin int vState &aro=
mare" =2a6en 1T Surrep 5um Musbrud
gefommener Brand perl1rladte ei1en
S9a0en BON $7100; ser Sdo0en lit
gum groBten Gbeil our9 &eriiderung
geoedt.
@an6on.- Sobn @onger ge=
itano Dor &idter MidoIs Elm, 0aB er
Midael &11rt %get06tet ba6e un6 muir
Sc 6orauf gu elmer neunidbrigen 3udt=
bousitrafe berurtbeilt.
8ismard.-@ s. Stutsmon,
&rdii6ent Ser giienbabn=&ommiiiion
bon @or65ofota> fat auf @rln6 elmer
gemetniam nit b%odlteben6en 8abnbe=
amten 6l1rdgefibrten nnteriudyu11g
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

baftet, neil er als porgela0ener 3euge
Sen @roBgeihmorenen iid) t,id)t itelte.
Sobalo er mieoer auftal1dte, erfolgte
Sic @erbaftu1rg.
@loquet. = Gas bielige @olpi=
tai lit lebten Treitog oltrd Iel1er ger
tort mor0en; mic 0as Iel1er entitan0,
lit nid)t befannt. 9rei E%otienten muB=
ten bemnBtlos aus eil1enl pberen
stodiperfe iiber 2eitern bcrabgetrn=
gen meroen, mdbreao ein pierter, Elm
frdftiger @ol5faller, 10 perlpirrt muir
Sc, 0ab Ell iid gegen Sic &ettungSper=
ilthe mebrte leno cS mebrerer MGnncr
beourf te, lm i'm aus 0em @ebauoe
81 bringen.
@arneSpille. Mab elmer
@ernebmung, melde 5ebn Stun0en III
Mnipruh nabm, wur6e 2anoer Hpeng,
Ser ser g%rmprolng ieiner Mutter an
getlogt ipar. freigeiproden. Npengs
Mlltter NOR am Acknowledgement III
elmer 8Iutlade o1f ser Geranoa oes
@ouies gefunoen moroen. Mpeng CAB
an, oaB sic Ml1tter linn geiagt babe,
cine Sub babe iie geiblagen.
StiIlmater.- Scfretar Mat=
ditt bon Ser ltaatliden 8ilitationsbe=
b0roe uno S. 81. Spa1n, Elm Mit=
glie0 oieier 8e)0roe, boben bel eilrem
geil1de oes 5taats= 3uhtbmules feit9e=
felt, 6aB sic Straflinge @riparniiie
angelammelt babe11, meld)e iid nuf
sunnen 5rpiiden $1,000 uno $1,000
belaufen. Sic bei0en &erren baben
an Sen @oupernellr G6erbart einen
@eridt eingereidt, meld)er a16 BE-
iogt, 6aB Die Notwithstanding
ser Sc in ser Iarmmai6inenfabrif
angeiteQten straflinge int Monate
De5ember ith ouf $4.85 belief, mab=
reno sic 205 Mann ser S9ubfabrif
,ourdidnittlid $4.03 p%er0ienten, Sic
id Man9r in ser NbtbeiIung fir SEN
l1nterbalt, tpie a06e, @ellner, 8ar=
biere II. /. No., our@i@nittlid $4.63.
@s mur0e berporgeboben, oab na6
0ent @efeBe bom Sabre 1909 meb=
rere 6amilien BON 5trdflingen
staatsunter itiibung big CUR &obe bon
$15 monatlih erbalten, 6aB aber Sic
3abl bon StraflingSfamilien nidt
iebr groB lei, neil Sic meiiten Ser
6reder ni6t sic @barafteranlage ba=
zen, ii6 Elm &etm gu %griin0en.
Mabnomen (@orreiponoen5).
- Die grintmigite 4dlte batten mir
ibter, als ser thermometer 50 unter
Nua mtes. = 8ei ser idonen Sdlit=
tenfabrt lift Ser @ol5n1arft gut beiudt.
Iemep bate ienein &opf an ser
Gagemaidine 6erart perlebt, oaB er
5ebn Sage beiinnungslos par. gr be-
fin6et 6id iebt iuie6er al1f ser 8elie=
rung. s. 6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
Kinder 9crr0Ion
MACH FlETCHER'S
CASTOR
Mprb-Dafpta.

8tsmard. = @ilbelm SSdger,
ein befannter &ontroftor, ser bier ieit
5tpan5ig Sabren genobnt fat, mur0e
ant 5reitag our6 einen 5ufauigermeiie
l%o5gebenoen &eoolperi6uB %get0otet.
@ran6 Sorts. = Die brittle
bier obgebaltene &utomobilidnu un0
oie finite Der bieitgen s. noe=Musltel=
lungen lino am 5amitag GUM Mbi9ll1B
gefommert. IS hatten ii6 1000 Be-
iuder eingefun6en, u11o es mur6en
200 Mutomobile perfauf It.
@ilIiif 0 II. - Sic u@iuiiton
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08
Smb<9afpta.

Stonr. Sails. = Die iedS>
&i110er bes 6armer=@bepaares q. 30.
@ation erfronften nod Sem @enulie
bon &affee, ser in einem &1pferfeiiel
bereitet mor6en NOR, inter Gergif=
tl1ngseri6einungen. SIR 2eben matr=
Sc our6 raldes dr5tli6es gingretfen
gerettet.
&ron5burg (@orreiponoen5).
8eter 5ril6 me1der ii@ einen
Monat @ube gon1te, lit mie6er 3u<
rid ano miro als @ledi6mieo BEL Mn+
ton Gren1ers Mnitellung nebmen. -
8en. sdmib miro jebt ielbit iein
5danfgeiddft berieben, nad}oem er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

0ies lit Sic Sabresseit, merm @iit~
ter pieIfa6 befiimmert fins iiber sic
bd11figen @rfaltungen, melhe lire
&in5er iid 5u5iebe11, l1n5 Tie baben
binlangliden @rlt1o 6a5u, oa ie6e @r-
fdiiltung 6ie 2ungen idtpddt, 6ie &C.
bensfraft idmalert un6 SEN @eg eb+
net 51 6en- erniteren @~ra1fbeiten, 6ie
10 bdufig foIgen. @bnmberlain's &u+
ftenmittel lit beriibrt megen ieiner Sci
Itngem, 1t16 es artgenebm 1,n6 i1n6<
los gu nebmer. gu faufen BEL aHe11
Mpotbefern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

meme &eoe; auBer anoeren bielt au6
SRI. Siabeqa 2aprence bon ser Nor-
mali9ule in ct. @louo ei,e Nnipra-
9e.
ST. Saul. - Sir oas laufenbe
Sisfaliabr meroen na6 sen Dem
Stoats- Mu0itor Speri jon BON Sen ein=
5elnen gountp-Nuoitoren eingeio-&
ten gtelrerliiten insgelammt eAAi1d
$36,OO0,OOO orrb oirefte Steuern
o1fgebradt mer0en, alto rlno$3, 000,-
900 mebr oQs inn 8oriabre. SSn 1910
betrug ser. geiammte 8eronlagungs=
>pertb $t,194,6 ,312; in oieiem
Sabre iino es 2,567,7 94. Sn
1911 meroen 43, 034,666 Mcres 2ono
gu eit1em Durdidnittsmertb bon $15.=
45 pro Mcre beranlagt; poriges SsSabr
famen 42,649.417 Mcres nit lie $15.=
28 in 8etraht. Ser 2anomertb BE-
tragt in oie1em Sabre 1861, 930,374;
Ser bon @run6itiiden $780, 95, 899;
perionlides @igentbu1m lit nit $177,=
041,521 b%ecanlagt; int porigen Sab-
re maren Die forreipon0ierenoen 3ab=
len $651,690,187 = 1851, $50
- $181,419v4 1876. @elo uno @utbo-
ben 1meroen IN 0ieiem Sabre getrennt
pom peri0nliden gigentbum belteuert;
Ser @eranlogungsmertb oafur betragt
$115,676,125. 3u5iglide Steuern
fir Staats=& eoenl1en, County, 5ta0te,
Orti@aften, D0rfer uno sdlrlen be-
tragen $347,O25. 04. 1er Durdl=
idnittsiab lit fir 1911 b0ber ais fir
1910, namlt@ 1867 gegen 1892
Fromiue.
8emi6ii.- Ser 19iabri9e GS-
ipar6 Sobnion moute i1 Ser @leiar=
beiterperfitatte, in pelder CT ot1ge=
ltem lit, rai6 6euer anma6en, incem
er ein Suart @alolin in einen Sfen
1dltttete, in >pel6em fid %a1immenoe
&'oblen befanben. Sofort fam es sit
elmer Grploiion l1no Sobnion lplr0e
al1f 6ie strabe eeidIeuoert mo6ei
er 0urd ste @udt 6es Mnproas cine
geldloliene Sbire iprengte. Irob0em
leiner &leioer b%rannten un0 trob lei
11er nnfreiwiuigen 2uftreiie fam er
NIT berbaltnibmaBig unbeoeutenoen
Gerlebungen 6apon. Die 6eniteridei-
ben Der @eball0e in einem l1n1freile
bon 40 SUP mur0en our6 Sic @epa!t
Der 9uferidiitterung 5erbro6en. !9P3a-
i9es @ingreifen ser 6euermebr rettete
6as @ebqu6e.
8arnesbille. = Mm ID. uu6
Is. Sebruor miro bier elm 5ormer-
Snititnt gebolten. Ser &nobe, peI=
der in 6ieiem Sabre sic Bette Grnte
anf einem SLIDER Mais e~r5ielt, miro
einen Breis erbaIten, ser bon einem
bieiigen ausiduiie 51erfannt miro.
Der @etpinner bat audi Musii9t auf
6en 5taatspreis.
8emi6ii. Ger @danffeuner
So. 8ile, melder ST. 9. s. Dumas,
Mife Dnbis un6 8ert. 5mitb in eSsohq1
6. 2arions 8irtbidaft beoient ba-
BEN ion, als sic @enannten iber
oen 8uposfi@6aQ beratben baben fol-
len, tpur6e 6ur9 5deriff &a5er per-