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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-25
TO stone
Is a Man Turning in a Saint
Paul Hospital and
Slowly Dying.

SAINT PAUL. Ju.y Nine
years ago this coming September.
Charles j. Murphy, of NprthAeid, a
lstpdent "a years old, limpSd into
Saint Luke's hospital ON scrutnces
land was put to bed. He has been
there ever since slowly dying of a
disease as ancient as the earliest
relics OF Egypt, as mysterious as.the
jprehistoric period and as. certain as
the pyramids. He is slowly ossify-
Iing-turnlng to stone. the deposits
in the joints becoming solid and
Istiffening his entire fran in a rigid
thing.
When the chill touches his heart
he Will die. 1t may be asyear. II
may not be for number of years !.
But there is no escape. The tech
fnIcal name for the disease is osteo.
arthitis. It's cause Is unknown. No
method OF stopping 1t has been re!
yeaied. -
Can Do Nothing For Self
Day after day Murphy lies in a
little darkened room in the base
ment ward of the hospital. nearly
prone on an adjustable cot. his arms
stiff and fat beside his body; his
limbs changed from the human
shape. his eyes blind by the ossiA.
cation process and he. can disting.
utsh only between light and dark
ness, At night he is lifted into his
Ebed. to await another day. 1t has
been a long time since he could
pass the time by reading. It has
been longer than that since he could
lgive himself any physical assist
ance.
Every Joint stiRened
The physician to whom he and
his mother went when the disease
first became alarming, and who Inn
mediately made the diagnosis witch
was death warrant, says he does
not believe there is a Joint in the
unfortunate mans body, which has
not become rigid or started to stitfen
Even his jaws are affected, so that
he talks with some difficulty and
must be fed slowly and carefully.
Knows He Is Dying.
Through 1t ali Murphy is patient. .
He knows he is dying and is waiting
Iphilosophically for the end His
mind is active and appreciahye. and
always reaching out for knowledge
for all the things then, world has
been doing since he entered his
room nearly half score Of years
tago. .-a
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-25
FAMILY.
Troubles Of The IEihffs at ST.
I. Marys Reacllthe Fed
w. efali CONGRESS-.

WesTifet GToNs ii. c jay eos
The.lhmilS ti9efensss jbeiSssA Her.
bert, Hon and hisswltei OF st. Maya.
have reached congress-. Hun So q
penh6her dFhwiag d, small anto6ht
from tie s6ssrnmept each month.
Hisawtte has applied FOR 4assstanes
in Having ohe-half. 81 HUNS pension
money paid 10 her on the ground
thatssii is caring tot their two chill
hren. Hun maihtSlhs that hts. wife,
from whom be has been separated.
ioesitnot care for the CHI dren ana
that Be has beenE compelled Ii send
them, TO an Institution for care.
Mrs. HUH must be appointed
guardian Of the children before any
part OF the pension monay 10 her
hus6dhd can be paid to her.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-25
INTERNAL MACHINE
!. SENT TO president
Package Contains Dynamite
But, Allen Snuffs the
81 Fuse with Hands.
AN ACT OF HERoIsM
Incident is Being Vigorously
Denied at the White
House Today.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 49,
"A circamstantial story of an at
tempt on the life of president Taft
is being vigorously denied at the
White House today.
II was said that bomb wrapped
in package was received at the
White House late yesterday and
opened by sherman Allen, assistant
secretary. who had Just been ap-
pointed assistant secretary OF the
treasury,
The report was that Allen un-
wrapped the package and discov-
cred an internal machine said to
have been charged with dynamiate
and the fuse sputtered.
ALLEN exunguished the fuse with
his hands.
Allen denies the story. as do
White House oficlals and Chief
Wilkie of the secret service.
1t has always been the policy OF
officials to deny publicity to any in
cideht which savors of violence
upon presidents.
Though the story as published is
very circumstantlal, 1t is pro-
nouneed wholly unfounded.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-25
PROPERTY
Owners of. Shinnston, Sub
scribe Money for Addir i
tional Paving. - HI

SUBMISSION. July fs-The pay
sRg provided for IN the bond issue
OF, 1911 viii not extend far enough
to connect up With the present
pavement to East shlnnston. and a
movement has been started to raise
Sufficient money to complete the
work. T
1t is understood that It will re-
.quire an additional amount Of
about $500 to- finish the job and o.
this amount the town council has
appropriated $500 and may increase
the amount 10 $500. The balance
will be subscribed by individual clt-
iEens of the town. This additional
paving will give q fine roadway to
the city limits towards East shinn.
ston and SO car as the town is con-
cerned viii eliminate one OF the
worst sections of roads within III
eonfines. The paving from the tor
OF the hIlt at shlnn's residence t.
East Shinpston is twenty feet vide,
|sufficlent filling having been made "a
make an easy grade for hauling al
the way ~
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-25
From the City Of Baltimore
Will Be Great Help to
Export Trade.

BALTIMORE. Md, July 1s.-The
first line OF through steamers to be
operated between Baltimore and
Havana, Cuba. will be inaugurated
about July 20 by the Munson Steam
ship Company, following the compile
ton Of arrangements for handling
Import and export shipments at Bal
tlmore. sallings and arrivals Of the
ships will be on fortnlghtly schedules,
ard this service will be increased as
fast as traffic conditions demand it.
Tie Joseph II Foard Company, ship
brokers', Will be the agents. Of the
Nanson line in Baltimore. Vessels
Of the new line will dock, at the Io-
Gust Point terminals OF the Baltimore
aud Ohio railroad to receive and dis
Charge cargoes,
Shipping activities at Baltimore
VIII be greatly stimulated by the new
lille Of vessels. The Munson line has
i!tet Of nearly tive hundred ships
engaged in foreign trade. The ships
hat viii BE- placed in service be-
tween Baltimore and Havana will
carry from 1900 tons upwards. as the
cargo requires,
Vessels engaged in Cuban trade at
present nse the ports of New Orleans,
Mobile and New York, and the new
me Of steamers from Baltimore to
Cuba viii add to that city's, import
aase as an Atlantic seaport. That
tonnage will be forthcoming Is GER
'Hia by reason OF the dispatch with
@aieh Cuban commerce can be car
'!'d on through Baltimore. Through
Tie arrangements for docking vessels
II Baltimore the Munson line Is sx-
pecied to handle vast amount of
'Faffic originating in sections of the
country reached by the Baltimore and
ONO lines and connecting roads.
Commerce between the United States
aid Cuba embraces practically all
Manufactured articles produced in
'ls country and other commodities
o. Import and export, including raw
Materials Of all kinds. improved
Conditions in Cuba, resulting from
'ne new form of government in that
country have brought about re-
na'kable trade expansion and de-
@and for articles made in this coun,
ny Machinery and other iron and
aee' products are shipped to Cuba
u large quantities, also furniture,
s''lR' fertilizer, -four, glassware
lumber oils, meats, vegetables, plast-
u, aa'a' stores, soda, dry goods and
oaer artIcles On the other hand
o'0a bias developed profitable
market III this country for sugar
""poai fruits, ore. etc. Much OF this
VIII be Imported through Baltimore
''gr the Inauguration of the ne,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-25

NAL. course. the yBiFls WI FslsPR. ~
open free kindetts ems il me ma-
aieipaIIsy.
a. blll penting In The Ar,Sona leg
Isiattite prohsbIts cons1f6p ssJes from
teaeAihg in the public schools.
In PRUSSIA an average ocs5t pupils
Is allotted 10 b teacher ID the eitieS
and len in the rural .disiticts. TIE
state district Of P0isdam has 50
schools reporting 100 sSr, more pupils
10 a teacher
The emphasis Of the. system OF
pre- motion" declares o recent pubA-
eaton q the United States Bareau Of
lslSdHtation. and the strAng.iS and
efforts .os the reaShers should be prl-
Insriiy devoted 10 asslAlsns lhe bright
NupiIs, rather than directed toward
tpgcihg forward ssHe iIisouys.n 4,
Ninety. dentltss Of psAfef have sub
scrtBed' 81 d. month TO u .tree dental.
dIspensary hathtalned sfsfl fha.i poor
children on the CITY ADD II addition
each subscriher has asEsedls 10 give: his
services far half dag sTsly month
to the same cause.
IS me Kelo Free iseHcSI of. Toxic
stases the yonng Japanese d Hlx
months Of age and after a! aiSiesp.
year course 1t gFaaugies him 4 az a
bachelor, OF Law. OF arts 10 rot pgltlf
tcai or ESQ nemio science. ;s..ssF--
rFreuiein KowalewslsA slias fsSe red
Epertnissiont to act as Instructor m
Iehentstry in the 1redieas Institnt for
SaSmen in ST, Petsrsbhrs. She p 1hs
,hfst Woma to receive pefT1ls Edhsth'
take such a position In amy sRusstan
institution OF hisher. education.
"a new occupation for Eomen-7that
Of aid in laboratories and scientific
ns;ltutes--itas been opened 10 .wom-
en-, in Germany, and III order 10 fit
candidates a special one4year course
has been added to the Municipal
school for Women Of Jena.
+ -.l.at .4st-s. t7sr|t "a me- af9.F8
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-25
1OOR SHO WING I'M !,
HARRISON COUNTY
tie Matter Of Improved Highways When Compared
with Many Counties In other States
of the UnioRiooa II Il. s.
Wy ELEVEN MILES ARE5I0S9W NfaRoVED
satisfies Furnished the Secretary ofthes Board Grade by
the Department Of Agriculture Show =
What Can Be Done flefe enGlQ

The OF Agriculture has urntsha =, n
y ef the Board Of Trede useu and In
concerning valuations
this article -
director rites Mr. King
The Counties in the United give You great
the subject which would
parts Of the OF which is
Harrison
EN- great ~
4 the fact that Harrison county year for
only eIeyan miles az
roads the acting director writes that
With possible TO nav In
On ti.1OO0O0" - r III
me ''ty ef0n sent Secretary King acting
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-25

Walker Robinson. Mrs Joe Robin
son, Ira Robinson. Nike scdroTick,
Henry shuttle. Joe sware1, Mrs.
Amelia Scott, A. g, stewart, r - .
Stewart. W. q Saunders, ", N
Snyder, Paul Smith. Mss DAISY
svishsr, Cell shafer, SCALA Tatra-
max, ". R. Thompson. W. n.
Tracy. B T Thompson. s. Dpdsr-
wood. Paul 7Yrabe. Ed Wilkins,
Mss Rosa Willis. Andre Whacksr,
p s Wolfe. orviie Yerkey, Hirh.
Yates two pieces.
.Packages-H. H Davis, Mgr.
Victoria. IL ~
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-25
plVIDENps
Are Declared by Directors Of the Con-
solldation Coal Company.

The directors Of the Consolidation
Coal Company have declared the reg
ular quarterly dividend OF one and
one half per cent on Its capital stock,
payable July 81 and also a quarterly
dividend OF like amount on the sub
scription receipts for stock carrying
dividends declared after January 81,
1911, payable July 81, to the holders
of record at the close Of business
July %,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-25
1rqnTS1SG puRNs HOUSE

S-ANNINGToN, July 1s-Wher
a severe electrical storm ragged here
at night the house OF John Smith
near MeiE. was stuck by lightning
and destroyed by fire. Part Of the
furniture as saved, hut
the building, a frame structure, soon
burned don.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-25
MARION DEdo oRATs !.

,FAdRMDNT. July 90 - Tbs
Marion county Democratic conysn-
ton viii be held Gsre Thufaday.
July rs. at II O'clock for the nur-
pose Of nomihatinsl candidates far
the various county ofIces. to he
voted for at the general election IN
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-25
FARMER TELLS
l!HH WHEAT Is HIgH
Caused by the Great b siRand
and the Inadequate
Supply. y

=
The Democratic stnnt at Baiti-
more blaming the tarlE Nhh the
high cost of liysug may fool eome
people. but is a ipositlve eentradlc.
tion Of their previous stalemeHts.
Often have / heard from The Ineii1os
cratic slang stingers. that the prics
Of wheat and corn. beef and bacon
was set in Liverpool and, whatever
the price was iniliIiHerpool we had
To-, take. less expense Of 4alsportk-
ton.
As to the price of bread and meat
It will take some American leglsla-
ton. to regulate or reduce the price
OF the two main products, bread ana
meat. There was time during the
administration of the only Demo-
eratIe president since 1850, that the
price of wheat, corn. bacon, beet
and mutton was less than the cost
lof production. and even then the la7
boring man could not ali his atom
ach, because he could not get any
work to do at low wages, Since Nc.
Kinley was elected in 1895 there
has been a gradual advance In
the two great commodities that
II takes to feed The people. ana 3hs
cause has been supply and demand. /.
and the tarlff has no direct intiu-
ence upon the price. But our PEG.
pie have been at work with con-
slant advance in the price Of labor
and shorter hours. z. E5
/ Even farm hands now only work
ten hours, and teamstera only nine
hours. A farm hand used to
get sevpty-ave cents for a long
day. and now gets from 81 40 to
81 90 for a short day. ~
This has enabled them to eat
beef and bacon and all the surplus
has been consumed, and there is
now shortage. White the COM
,spmers have increased the produc4
ton has decreased. all from legiti-
mate causes.
in the last six months the mar
kets have had 500, 900 less beef cat
tie than in the previous year in the
corresponding nine months. But
the, amount of veal calves in the
market has been enormous. The
great demand and appetite for veal
have been one Of the great causes of
the scarcity of cattle. IA veal calf
which makes sixty or seventy pounds
OF veal. II allowed to grow to three
years old. would make 800 TO 100
Ipounds. The dne price and great
demand for lambs prevent the in
crease of sheep and that also re-
duces the pounds OF meat produced.
No, complaints made ABOUT the high
price Of horses, but .the. adynce In
price OF horses is a greater per cent
than the price OF cattle.
Porter MAXWELL sold last Rsek
400 head Of cattle at eight cents
per pound. and TOO at seven and
one-half cents per pound, live
weight. weighed at home. and even
at that price Il pays to export to
England as the price there is IL ,1.2
cents dressed. reservlng the hide and
hides are high.
With everybody at work at good
wages the farmer Is entitled TO the
advance In price OF his goods as
we'll as any other class.
II the people want a low cost Of
living and no money to buy with
even at the low cost. vote the Demo
cratic ticket. If satisfied with PROS
perIty. high cost OF living. good
wages, good times ana everybody At
work. "1et we'll enoIgh alone"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-25
EDUCATIONAL NOTES

= wtArfTRNGToN,. D. c.. July l7.--
Istpdent-noRads OF Wandervo5gel
dwanderhirds), as they are called.
who spread over Austria in vacation
tame, reeel.e free lodging in vieaha.
as guests OF the city. These nOinads
come from Germany, Holland. Btis-
land, and Scandinavia, and the wAh-
behring's of many of them extend 10
the Lower Danube. The authorities
are now planning rooms connected
with schoolhouses for their accomtro-
dation,
The province OF Ontario. Canada,
has passed a law empowering local
school boards to require the attend
auee df3b9ys and girls ltn to IS years
Of; age at day or evening classes.
Como. Italy, trains teachers in
elementary schools and klndergartehs
to correct defects OF speech in their
pupils. e
II should define culture says Or.
p. P. Claxton. the uRited States Cum
missioner OF Education, mot as the
routine study OF the so-cailed classics
but as the logical development Of a
chlid's natural, tendencies and apa-
tudes."
A lsindergnrten association has bsen
organized in soochow, China, where
the natives are reported 10 be e o
much Interested in the movement
that the local assembly has voted 10
pay the way of four Chinese klrls
through a kindergarten trailing
school Upon completing their nor.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs, Camden sommers re.
turned Thursday morning. from Hun
ington, where Mr.. sommers attended
the Democratic state convention II
session there the last three days.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-25

Nelson Reid is here from Par
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-01-18

Wein Sobn Beter uno jung Seinri6
Sduabel tparen aud tiirSlih in gurefa
um 8eihdfte su tbun. Weinem Sobne
puroe Elm Yiero trant uno Der be-
riibmte &oBoottor Sennede bate es
unter 8ebanolun9. .#
Wertbe rpot"! Sliese bin mo- i'd
bid germ baben tpill. 8riBe aud
meine liebe Sdmeiter 8atbarinu in
gteuoorf, Siib.3ublanb, Satob 8roB=
mann, u. aammerer. SatOb @eiiier
uno &. 2ippert. glu6 ale meine lie-
ben Ginber. 2ahet bfters bon euH
b0ren.
Wein gtadbar Sobann Offer bat fir
iebt bas 8runnenbobren aufseseben.
gr meint es 1T iebt su tiibl fir ibn.
8eseidnet bon
Better Wprl d oft.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-01-18
Caafa, Siios9afota.
8. sSanuar 1912.

.. N1uNuuL lOlA
Sa mir nun in Elm neues Sabr ein-
setreten iiuo, 70 ruIs i'd allen 9siern
oieies 8lattes unb audi oenienisen bic
nod nidt als 2eier tn bem Bud eiras.
idrieben iino, su, friid auf unb aufs
neue angefangen unb benz 3eoatteur
NAL ale Sdnoe poll aeaeben, oamit un.
Ter p6dentlider Sausidab iebr piels
Neuieteiten brinsen tann, oenn Der Sci.
tunssmann faun es bod nidt aus BEN
Nermel idhttle, mir mufen ale suiama
men belfen uno nod mebr 9eridteritat-
ter einlaben, bamit mir INNER nod
ourd bas beutide leien aub uniere
Mutteriprade bsbalten. Gs beiBt: Sriia
auf bu beutihsr Suiar, Der 6eino III
ppr Der Sbiir.
Seit benz 25. DECEMBER baben mir
iebr taltes 8etter, oenn oas 5bermo.
meter seiete bon Is bis 40 @rao unter
Rua unb aud ieoe paar 5ase eiuen
Sdnesturm. Am A. Sanuar, auf oie
0adt, batten mir einen idredliden
S6neeiturm, iooab am nddifen Gag
tein giienbabn3ug 9eben fonnte, uno
bas lit gerabe oas re6te @etter iueldes
mir brauhen in Satota, friide Cuff
uno Sdnee senu9. Der lebte @inter
1T oabin, Der per9ansene CONNER IN
iotpeit peri6merSt, nun miro au6 polls
enos oieier 8inter aebeu.
Srob bes talten itiirmiidsn 8ettsrs
flattsrte Der 2ansbein in 6ault Gountp
berum uno um niht Su erfrieren tetrte
er bel anoreas 8arni9bem Elm unb lieB
beim abi6ieo snei Subsn i'm Saus,
bon pel6em ieoer aht Piuno mo9. Seit
elf Wonaten uno Sebn 3agen tuuroe
bic Samilie 8arnigbem init bier 2ins
bern geieanet, spei Mdohen uno 3ipei
&naben, bic 3uei eritere iparen tobt uno
bic anoere stuei iinO friid uuo munter.
Ser ndmlide 9o9el tpollte audi na6Ies
ben mas i'm Sotel su erbaiden lei uno
bei6eutte Die Samilie fir Die freunoli-
DIE aufnabme nit einem uaeelneuen
8abp. ipslhes IA Pfuno pO9; nod
nidt aenus. iOnOern er flattsrt sani
frObli9 su SOiepb Seinsmann uno ers
freuts oieies gbepaar nit einem 2na=
ben.
s. 2odpooo in Snata bat iein Bier.
tel 2anb auf einen Store in aberbeen
pertauidt, peldsn er aud glei6 mieber
pertauite. Ssin Ylan 1T ieBt elm gro.
Bes @eiddft in Snaia ansufan9ea.
8riibs nodmals alle 2eier Der POP"
iOipie aud ben Serausseber.
Sebaftiau Sir.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-01-18
Gureta, saosSatota.
IL. SSanuar 1912.


8ertbe vgoit"! @eil bic abenoe 70
lang iino unb uenis gu treiben tit, 10
min i'd aud einmal einen tleinen BEE
ri6t einisnoeu. Neuisteiten 9ibt %
pobl penise, absr bod INNER etpas.
9as @etter III iebt siemlid talt, iobab
ales einsefroren lit. 9lud babe i'd ben
geridt bon meinem 8ruoer Satob ss-
leien uno ssieben bab nod alles seiuns
lit, pel6es audi bel uns Der 6all it.
6ir oissmal senug; ndhitens mebr.
Rit Sarmersrub
sreo 3itter.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-01-18

W g8ollt Sbr gelo auf Sanbi
Die 9eutide 8ant fann Sud sufrie.
ben tellen. @roBe uno tlsine Gun.
men itets su baben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-01-18

Ditpr angepieien cine 3uriiderfattungss
Srore fir 1926 su 8uniten bon SO6n
Suber ausSultellen fir Steuern oes
SS4 S@4 settiou 6:125=7l, wel6e
bon ibm irrtbiimli6 fir oas Sabr 1910
besablt tuurOen.
9luf 9lntra9 lpuroen fol9enoe 3eA=
nunsen bewiaiat:
@. s. @oebel, Spblen fii-
Srau Sranoner ..............$ Z SO
Wlitdel Yub. &c., Office
2ieferun9en .............-".. 3 so
8. S.Wbeelsr, 8eparatur Der
2ihter i'm @ourtbaus ....... | IS
9lui antras puroe oas @eiud Don
Watbeis Soier um Strei6une ieiner
perionaliteuern bes Sabres 1891 su-
riifgetuieien.
@s muroe beantraet uno unter itiiBt,
ben 8eri6t bon 6. g. 9lfer 9utSubeis
Ben, pelder einsenommene Strafael=
Der, Soften uno perfallene &autionen
pdbrenb bes Sabres 1911 i'm Setraae
bon $1223.O5 aufpeilt.
8ednuns Der Netps Printins Co.,
fir $l58.80 fur 3ecorbs uno anoere
2ieferunsen puroe bepillist gu $l22.80
Nuf Qntrag tpnrbe Der @ountp. Nu=
bitor ansepieien cine 3uriideritattunss=
Srore gu @uniten bon Senrp Sbielen
fur $l.50 aus3uiteaen, fir Sunoe=
feuer, irrtbimlid bon ibm be3ablt.
Sierauf perta9te li6 Der &atb big
balb stpei llbr nadmittass.
Ser 8atb periammelte ii9 semdB
8ertasuns nit allen Wit9liebern ans
peieno.
Soleenbe Hednunsen puroen be-
niQiat:
Gureta @oltsSeituns, !Sdreib=
@ureta Supplement & 6urni=
ture &c., Webl uno Soblen
fir Srau Sborsruo............ IA To-
6. u. Warner, 4borud Der
IerbanolunJen Der GountD=
GOmmilidre, 9eieBli6e gn=
,o;oo,, ,,fk,, 40 OK
Ser 8iertelja =Sert6t bon SEQ.
s. Gniferbofer, 6rieoensridter, fir
bas Guartal enoi9eno am 81. Deg,
1911, nit @eloanpeiiun9 fir $500
fir einaenommene straf9eloer, wurbe
9epriift uno Guf 9lntra9 9utgebeiBen.
Ger 9luoitor puroe an9ewieien 3ab=
lunssanmeiiun9 fir $l.25 gu @uniten
bon 8eo. 6. &niferbpfer fir &i6ter=
@ebiibren aus3u IteQen.
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