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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-15

ccmbinatioas, but - q devote ITSELF
10 Determining whother the anti.tSust
policy which-lhao been ,pur1us0 for
twenty. years n effective and, Of real
value to tho nation.
Will Sound NeAo OF NssssueaneA.
In the antitrust message the presl.
dent viii send to congress- next month
he 10 expected to sound . mote o9 re-
assurance TO business. He waA make
Il clear that the government has no
objection to the size OF . concaru He
merely II unalterabv Opposed to
monopoly. He will point out that the
legislation no - seeking II In the In
terest Of an business. for Il = proposed
to give the ':little fellows chance and
at the same time not to AFFECT tho
legitimate activities Of large combina.
tionS.
The president obtained the enact
ment Of the tariff BILL by pointing out
that It was in tho interest OF business
that customs duties should be fixed
without delay. The Same plea 10 re-
Sponsible for the failure OF the re-
publicans in the senate to- fiibuster
against the currency bill
The president will contend that the
early passage oe the antitrust amend
ments II necessary FOR the like reason.
For a time II may be expected that
q fight viii be made against the adj
Manifestations trust policy. but tho bot
tom 10 expected to drop out Of It during
the early spring.
Loss Of Power Feared.
The president and democratic lead
ers in congress realize that II anything
approaching business stringency takes
place, the democratic party will be
blamed and probably will be put out
and kept out Of power for many years
to come.
It took almost twenty years for
the people to forget tho panic Of
1898, which occurred during . demo-
cratic administration. That panic
facilitated q split in the party.
II bad business conditions should de-
velop. Il Is regarded ~ certain that
tho existing differences between tho
p~rogressives and r~eactionaries in the
democracy will cause them to sep
arate.
Under tho circumstances political
wisdom. to say nothing Of the patriotic
duty Of guarding the nations prosper
ity. makes 1t imperative, In tho view
OF the administration. to proceed in
such fashion as to assure the con-
ttnuance of good times.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-15
youmo ulg1l r~IllaJy1syE
|pso@ YNGe Ume ~ Oamassss1 WN0.
@ ~ ~ e11DAs o4vssoso.
- =. ~. q

r. E ~ NHE ne
W. 49, . wsmaa 49, = q
youngf Ws0AA bpDok ~ S10anl
49, NQN1Po - 1la1og0f1oA ~ -
.alnA . . - - q 0s@ts1. No.
eoalne aulhsgseoa. Tor Tho neok ~
~ ehasy e vsutusing upoa s1SA -
0ogoao Rounl. Hsnce the oUege3oa Aaa
SVse booa hNeevol In uneoFeA1n1y ~
h wsslA DsrhaDs rs0AlA - 49, 4 -
eha& . rsaDsoslbls astAss4N-ooas 81.
q thAa ~ Yesng Womaab CArsst1an
aaDooeabon, he title e wA3eA inli.
oalss ~ tssmpstsncy-eouss - the
eose win . 1eslssoa which ma0 Alr|
b - Acosp4ed q consultative. II = "a
~ Dseesa branch q To assusSat1oa
tAat ~ world = inAse1sd ~ The -
lntea a III psobhm. The sseastoa ~
solving Il asoee from ~ eo0olse3nn
q . new home for ths young wonsa
q ne association IN thS 1a0aola'
eGtts CITY. In framing rules for tASs
s6ta6hsAmsat, II IVES found nooO@s5
- specify Dsscissiy The fimit q youns
wsnaoAood beyond which The beas.
IT. q TIE home ooeld not - 05oyOd.
1AAs has been aDeA at q ysa1s. Up
70 DIST 40 Q young woman comes
within the meaning q the titls @ IN
dsgstoad ~ the association and may
snjoy ~ sdvantaOes Of msunbegshlu
and residence In the homo. On rseoh'
Inc her tAtrty0fth bfrthday she must
Fesi6n her quarters. On that fatal day
her young wopanhood csases and the
~Uld maid" label 10 placed upon hee
i16siibly and irrevocsbly. Thss the
matter 10 settled beyond further oavl
o. disputA-P1ttsburgh ChrouioloTo
~na0h
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-15
Not Much on pu,ehr,tuds.

They Z quaint old couple. and
It wa evident they had never $50
many circuses. All the Wild tAings
IN cages Interested them intensely.
but the woman kept hurrying her hus-
hand along. Hurry up john" che
would say. I'VE don't want 70 miss the
AiDDopotamus. We may never get .
chance 70 80 another Of en-" See.
Ing tho hipDopotanus was the main
obJeot of tie expedition. evidsptly.
And 1t last they came 70 The tank
cage where he great. s::sS7. cds-nks
animal sprawlod- The old woman
looked 1t him . full minute. and her
face relapssd into the bitterness Of did.
appointed hopoA LORD she muttsTsi
- she turned sway. '.sint hs plainr
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-15
lNpUorRAl SLUMP BEING GIVEN
ATTENTION ~ PREslpENT
AND ApvIsERa.
WILL pusH ARTICULATION
in NOPE o. CREATING CHECK
With cusrsnsy Din Out Of Way Prssi.
dsns Will Urss Congress 20 Enact
AmSndsnsnts - oissman Ant.Truse
La~-Asssass Next Menth, 70 Sound
NsAs u Rsassuranss.

-a-as-LA-L 49, ~ - noeoeNonS
Wssnseon - ,-
Walsoa - giving Almost n's ent1e
thoughk 70 the business situation md
.,ono.. "a Ma ali the means at his
$4,000, .h.,,4 q. rrorrt ana
= AS 49,
psxmAnene owe
Il developed that the president ana
~. = visera have been. ascertaining the
-..-L ~,,+h .-.onor,,c con.
tA''S :" ~Aa.
ditioos ANA nave weaco1neo usse"
tions 20 to the measures that should
b adopted for their betterment
AL The Information obtained con-
firms the Judgment OF tho chief ex-
ecutive that thu currency bill should
bs passed 1t the earliest possible mo-
msnt. With this measure on the stat
ute books. the uncertainty prevailing
IN banking circles would DO removed
and the chances : that credits will
be- eas1er.
Will Urae Anti. Trust Action.
A : further step 70 re-establish
confidence the president intenda to
urge expedition In the passage Of
amendments to the Sherman antt-trust
law. These amendments, he believes.
VIII clarity the corporation situation,
stnce they will show the business com-
munitr exactly what 4 can and can
not do. with tho enactment Of the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-15
h II, Would say.

a 8cotoh minister took pity upon
IN Irish laborer toilinF in the ditch
On q hot summers day, and. fetching
the bottle and . glass. refreshed Pat
with Q glass Of whisky. Pat was ex'
nbsrant In his expressions OF thanks.
"BsgonA sr." he said, ITS good:
ne just 70 mo like mothers milk 70
"a infant" But what would the
PRIEST say;" mid the minister. II he
msw tha& I vas giving you this
drlnkt~ "Bepona, CO.," said Pal.
'whAl would he say now. but just
eds-0ivo him another"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-15
Burial IN Waterloo

r"A Live Corspe'' in public Voice D,
I wish to commend the action OF
yourpaper in flashing It's headlight upon
w~hat.seems to be q case Of graft, per-
petrated by some ono In connection
with the burial. Of 9 Greek. laborer who
lost his life In this city some weeks
8 white WORKING in the basement ct
the Observation-Disclosures hotel.
Your, recent reference to the matter
was moi only timely but It evinces q
dispositionsto be watchful and fearless
in conserving the welfare Of the COM
munity.
Then a. q sequel to the article pub
lished. an undertaken and come
outsthe next day in print and with
show Of ghoulish innocence attempt
to convince the public that $3.50 - q
very reasonable sum to charge Tor
planting the corpse Of q poo day la
borer.. A1tairs seem to have reached
such stago In the skyward boost Of
prices, that one can not afford to die
nowadays unless his lifetime earnings
are enough TO pay for his passage n
der ground. The public will either
have to boycott the undertaken and
his black cloth covered pine boz, OF
else heforo$ he croaks. direct his friends
or relatives 70 not leave any loose cop
pers on his eyelids to hold them down,
when he 10 turned over to the custody
e the updertaker.
This undertaker. in his defense.
makes an itemiEed statement Of what
items were included in his $3.50
charge. There Is the metal lined casket
but he does not say how much he
charged for It. Then he enumerates
aesteel lined box or vault but does
not specify its value. He also speaks
OF Furnishing q burial suit, and Of fur
nishing grave.
white &c 10 true that the National
Caskst trust one Of the most repre-
hensibles combines in tho world, has
raised the price Of all burial goods
several hundred per cent above the
actual coet Of production, 1t 10 no
doubt trus that this undertaken has
cAarye1aetS1eas double what he ought
to- havosobexged In the case The pub
no would. almost be shocked to learn
how littJe ttcoets to make the common
srads q easket. Their material and
constrnetlon liz mostly hidden by the
NVN&$4 Waen Which, bA0 0A0 now
covered vengthe cloth is Of a ghoddy
SS.ESe44SS & &c: - IS NO necessary,
Tor II toz6tand wear.
Then the buriat suit is usually Of
"a infeyief Grade Of cloth but answers
every Dpyppses The coat Is composed
Of only tAe front and 10 pinned to-
Getdef undsrneath Or in the back to
save unneosssary work and cost Of ma
terial.
= suit which this undertaken mem
lions probably did not cost him $40.
AS9le or SO coffin would have been
sufficient sone weeks I the writer
had occasion 60 select q coffin in Q
neigAboetpe cts. and at q cost Of $50
We purchaoedsa very beautiful and
elaAnsate nnA-onA ,good encu9h 20 en-
caae theaseanAlns Of . president OF the
sUnitsd Gtetess \ twas ono Of the latest
49, - ~ etde entrance( % to
ts[A
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-15

- y ~ 4OO
ispeaac; the pillow and lace-work were
first class also. It was not one of the
cheap ones and the highest priced one
they had In their large establishment
was only $3.50. Then q metal lined box
or vault is also mentioned. The cost Of
lining q vault with metal would only
be q drop In the bucket compared with
Its implied expense Was It necessary.
anyway? AS to the expense Of q grave;
Ordinarily . sexton will dig q grave
for S.. and 4 n Wishes to go to the
expense OF purchasing q burial lot in
some preferTedsspot inethe cemetery he
may haveSto paY-A small price for 1t
but space can always be found in a
public cemetery where q single grave
may be had at little OF no expense. It
Is probable that q charge Of 5000 would
have yielded this undertaken a fair
profit for what he did and what he
furnished. Any sum over and above
that mount was pure graft or steal
from some source, whether the under
taker himsek OF some other person
was implicated in it.
II this coroner and undertaken can
not plant q corpse for less than $500
with the additional tee OF. $29 for sit
ting on his body a. coroner. before he
proceeded to tho burial festivities he
had better resignshis office az county
coroner. Or. II he feels that 1t is too
soft q snap to throw up voluntary,
the county board OF supervisors ought
to Dust him from his office, and APP
point some one whose views Of what
are reasonable undertaken fees are less
roseate. OF course those landaus and
carriages were necessary { a certain
number, and q corpse has the right to
have as many as 10 necessary to estab-
hsh his social status even to the extent
Of having the drivers in plug hats and
brass buttons. but why was It neces-
sary to provide ten carriages for this
Greek laborers funeral. Would not the
$40 that was spent for these carriages
have done more good to the relatives
Of the deceased III buying food and
clothing for them7
There 10 another innovation which
mars the festiyitiee Of the modern fu-
neral. The undertaken nowadays fur
nishes the music for the occasion. Not
long i attended . funeral where
the singers were brought along for the
occasion with the casiet,, stools, and
other accessories. Two gigglinx sirls
trtpped into the presence Of the dead:
seTeeoiaeGa Two tunes alld then ripped
out of the room. and the charge was
IS. Their singing was execrable and
q phonosraph playing Turkey in the
Straw" would have sounded about a.
-consoling. There 10 no dead person
but who has friends who would feel It
9 privilege to sing ct his funeral II the
undertaken would only permit It: but
It - 'scabblne' and the rules Of the
undertakers' union would doubtless In
terfere. A person . beat the plumber
by dying but there 10 no way to dodge
the undertaken unless state lave are
enacted that will have . restraining eff
feet on them the Sasne ~ they do on
public utilities. @A4 least this q the
way the matter looks 20 4 fellow who
10 not In immediate need for the ser.
vices Of an undertaken.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-15
rraek Of bird MIaretI,n,


Some most remarkable "recovefis6"
have been made Of r4neod birlA and
oneo again Portugal takes . prouiAent
place. Two terms. Arst finsed In their
nsst, ono IN Rossshtrs ana one II
R~enffewshtro, Scotland, havs been -.
ported, the 6rst IL miles south o9
oporto, the other near Avetrn, In Port.
usal These "reeoveries" IN Portugal
aTo becoming 10 cousidePabls that Il
may Soon b possible to track out Q
regular tine Of migration along the
coast and across Spain. parts at which
sro perhaps the best bird paradise in
The world. Quite . number Of English
oInitAolog1sts are now engaged In
stud1inS birds there and investigating
migration.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-15

Notice Of Application For ordee snd
Authority 70 Sell Rsal Estate
In the district court Of Iowa, In ana
for Marshall county.
In the matter OF the estate Of John
Van Allen. deceased. January term.
1914.
To Richard Van Allen, Ida Haaeht
William Haight. Art Van Alien.
Vean Van Allen. Rebecca Van Allen,
Elizabeth Young. and the unknAIen
heirs at law. surviving spouse. ouc.
cessor. assignee or creditor Of any
such heir at law of John Van Alien.
deceased. or beneficiary underasths
last will and Of said John
Van Allen. deceased.
You and each Of you are hereby notl.
fed that there is now on nle In the a.
fee OF the clerk Of the district court
Of Iowa, in and for Marshall county.
the petition OF Mary Van Allen, ~ sxs
ecu:z:1 c: thu estate OF tie 7bova
named %decedent. asking the court -
authorize n empower her to sell the
real estate hereinafter described ana
belonging to said estate At private sale.
at Its fair value. for tho purposs oe
paying the debts Of said estate. aid
real estate being described - 1ollowa
to-wit:
The east forty-two and ono!haIe
(42h) feet OF lot four a.. in block -
co., In Andrews addition to NAxohAll,
Marshall county. state Of lowe, allAoo.
fully and particularly set forth - 80
petition. n the report Of the eDocup
trix ~ to the unpaid Indebtedness e
said estate now filed therein. Whichfpa.
tition n report. by this refssoaico y
made . part hereof: that said sapp1Sea.
ton will be heard and determlnea ~
tho court at two o'clock p. M, a tAeS
6th day Of January, A. d, 1874, ak4athN
court house in Marshalltown. MafoAali
county. lows, at the JanuafySstofn
A. D.. 1914. Of said district 5aouff
which commences on the Sth ~ o3
January. A. D., 1914. ae the court toaoo
In Marshalltown. Marshan countSs
Iowa, and unless o appear Axsaato
time and place and show cause why
said order Of sale should not boNnesl00
a prayed in said applicatleAyFlAo
prayer OF said application WIN ~
Eranted of which application, and NJ
time and place Of hearing Of the 49,
you will take due notice anaeoxRa
yourselves accordngly. x
MARY VAN Mk1D ~
Executrix Of the estate ef JeAASy46
Allen, deceased. Essfs Is 100
By c. H Van $500
- AaAg IS
-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-15
HANDY pRECTosy O.
MASONIC TEMPLE
SECOND FLooR
MARINELLO SHOp

Lot the Narinello 0iris g -
shampooins. maaicurins and 1n6tt61
treatments. First quality hale Go60onS
and guarantee 20 match hail.
PhsWs 1S1 Green.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-15

The dolman OF q generation ago 10
about to be revived in . modified
form. Illustrated hero 10 . wrap that
suggests It. Tho mi6e sleeves are OF
satin, while the rec Of the wrap IL OF
velvet combined with embroidery and
fox fur. There 10 q distinct tendency
70 reaect Turkish ideas In 4ashionaI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-15
Awkward.

This IL how "salxauon" wwas bsing
brought about A oaDtain in the
Army" noted for his ssulitioa and
enthusiasm, said: III yeu look 70 the
hons they never % much - take Q
drink of water without raising ithe1r
bills In token of1gra4tiude. oh, that ~
were al honS!" To which there vns
an unanimous response Of .Ameni"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-15
Nations EYES On
LENS AERO GIN
.FlREs FIVE HUNDRED
eHors A MlNUT1
AMERlcAN's INVENTION: PROM.
tsEs TO REvoLurioNlzE
Wan,

% Light That q Man Can rrsnspest ls
Easily-Nssds Ne Water csslins.
Army omesr's Graphic Story 81 Re.
cent Tests o. Wonderful Wsspsn at
Dislsy, England.
That the general adoption Of tho
Lewis automatic machine gun win
rsvolutionise warfare. sending the
present day rides and Aaxims to the
Junk heap and rendering current mill
tary tactics antiquated 1t N stroke.
10 tho opinisn Of . high army officer
who was pressnt at the recent trials
ut Bisley, England. Of = new gun In,
vented By Colonel Isaac N. Lewis. for
merly Of the U1itsd StateA
The army o0eer, whs stipulated that
his name should not be mentioned for
fear Of Z repFimand BY his govern
ment, drew q vivid picture for the
New Yefk Times LeDAon correspon-
dent Of the war Of the future. II that
one desire Of Ill war o6ices-a porta.
bio automatic machine gun. not de-
pendent on watsr for cooMng-should
prove no mere toy. but able % stand
up under actual service conditions.
squadrons Of cayalry geing into ac-
ton armed with machine guns instead
|of the lance saber o. carbine: regi-
ne1ts Of infantry carrying machine
guns, each solder having . potential
|dead3iness OF two or more companies
armed With mere rides; aockB Of swift,
hight armeeed assoplaneA each mount
ing one or two machine guns. swoop-
Ing down on the enemy with q deadly
hail Of IRE. were some Of the military
novelties that he prophesied for the
not distant future If the Lewis gun.
which was highly successful in the
preliminary tests, could stand the
gruehn4 Of actual service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-12-15
FREMONT BLOckI
DIRECTORY
DIR, b. o. FRAZEY
DENTIST

Room 9. fremont Meet.
AARSHALLTOwN. i0WA
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17
nag 7 ic @eId,i te elmer ,srau.

.WPelns @eiunphett nor o~otltanoea n e.
oeraebrohen. ihrelbt }rou drso 5am'
uelion ppu 5ranflort aons. Sd
tonute MIDI LANCER nIs big unaeidhr 10
lhr Nlor9snS orbeiten, bonn mar i'd
%uonitdnoig erihopit uub muBte mid
Hjebstleqsn. Sd periuhte Nersts uno
D2eoiSiu otne Nubsu. Damn fam mir
Der 0liidllte @sbonts. ben aIpentrdu'
ter IA oeriu aen. sd tbat ~, un6 CT
bat MID l!art uno gelauo gsmahl. Sd
BIN IsBt imitonoe ole meme ga sar'
beil isibit III tbun, uno pbglelh h ibsr
olerile Sabre alt bin, iosen meme
Trsunbe, i'd iabs aus, ais oh td unge'
fdbr 25 Sabre ali mare"
5%ornt's Nlpeuirouisr iibt s'nen iibfr'
oue Qinileen 6tnTIuS ouf ben bel'ta'
ten Cracnismus Der frau aus. Eau.
isn5e hoben oos be5eu9t. Sr 1T je'
bob Elm beIin1ittst fir 9ebermann. ohne
Rndiidt ouf BeidIedt. AI,er poer an.
bsrs 0erh1ltnilie.
Seine Npotheters Wteoi&iu. Spssiala
NQenien lleiern i'm benz Butlitum. $50
fetn Nqeut If. isnbs man feline 8e'
iteauna tireft an tas 9abrotorjum.
Wion idrslbe an: r. Refer 5nbfuUp
4 Cons g., 1875 60. 6opne Aue,
Gbico9o. 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17
Sternidnnppen.

Die neueite Mooe in 8 oen.
tr1sern:- Die Sufra9etten
= @liidlid lit Der Menih. Der iih
ieIb It ertahntb bat uuo auf Die Hes
tannti6ait ebrIih # OILS iein Tam.
= @eiunobe lit u Fl d b M
= ater niht fir ben WeoiStner.
- Sheriff @eber bat ben GonitabIer
Souls Beinsdrtnsr BON @eit Snlem
gum Si!fsiherif ernannt.
= 9as ibbnite 0srs lit li6 ieIbit
nibt bepuBt.
Der beiIisite Sbmsr5 in Der i%tiIIitsn
Bruit.
Das WcWiudns@ebduoe an 4.
uuo MainltraBe beiBt lest S,ate 8ant
BUILDING" un elm oemsemdBes SfiIo
tit eben ausebrabt iporoen.
Sr. 6. 9. Wolfe bat oas Ttunsus
Giaentbum an Sing uno 10. StraBe
9~etauft. uno miro I'M 5riiblabr oahin
psrsieben. nahosm bic n0lblsen 8er'
beIierun9en beenoet limb.
= 8iele 5roueu limb Die aeborenen
Nerste - lie baben INNER 9 PIT dls
Itunoe.
- 9as @slest Der 9 d trifft
niht INNER gu: seraoe Die Ietdteiteu
Wenlhen inteu oft am %tieflten.
9a8 idbrIihe Burns.6eit in
@aIesuille lit am q. Sanuar.
- Sim "a. uno rs. Sanuar finbet in
Bangor Elm 5armer'S nititut ueblt &od'
lhule ltatt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17

tres Eno @emsinosn bier HHo oa cine
Strn6e ober Birdie bauen fonnen. ions
bern nah slnem beItimnten Suifem
poraehsn miiien, uu idlon III Der nddl.
ten 3eit 9r0Bsre uno uutsrbrohene
| S.reden auts: eanoitroBeu i'm Staaie
! III habeu. Nuh iollen i'm Saue befinos
ilAe SIraBeH pOltrmmen FIR alien
Yertsbr geiperrt bIsIben uno auf Sdd
oiauna iolder I'M Saue bsfinolihsn
StrnBen entlpredenoe SIraisn 9elest
lem.
MapilOn. @is.. Is. San.
Beioe 6duier Der Qeeisiatur bielten
aud geltsrH nur lurSe Situuaeu
ob Sm Serat nnroe Die 3n.
ihriit bes @oupsrneurs. in Der
Die grnennun9 uon &. u. Anoer.
ion gum 8eriiherunastpmmiIidr an.
ltelte pon .. &. @fsrn bstannt &c sbea
tpurbe, u~erlsien uuo pbne irssno meIhs
Debate in 8em6Bbeit Der 8eihaftss
oroHung Die Bodybuilding oaruber aui
"a Stuuaen perlhobeu. lleber oas
Shidlal oieler @%rnennnn9 liuo Iih Ole
Eolitifer 5iemlit slnts; Die itrammsn
Ga 6olette : Nnbln9er I'M Senat fper.
ben Seitdtiguu9 Ieiht gu perbtuoern
iuiIleu. @enH uiht tiuneu s,uansla
Z gen nad llebsrlenouns elmer Grnen'
nun9 SeItdti9un9 oeriel en- erfplat.
gilt cine IoIhe GruennuHg ais niht
porbanoen, uno Der @puuerneur Tam
oann enttpeoer oenlelben Wamsu Ooer
einen anoeren benz Senat uberlenoen.
Tleiem lam nallirlih mieoerum Die
Seitdtleung perpeisert meroeu, uno 10
gebt bas 6rages uno Nntmprtipiei fort.
bis Iih Die 9eslslatur oertdgt bat. NOS
raul cine in~terimiitlIhe @~rnennuns bes
@ouuerneurs bis CUR ndtiten 9aaune
Der 9~egislatur in Strait bIe,be. BOD
es mag anoeres fommen.
Der StaatsmtIobiter.
Nm Dtenitas reihte StnotsluiIobiiter
Sbolts Dem @ouuerneur Me8ppern in
Waoilon leinen Sabresberiht elm. aus
Dem beroorsebt, oaB oas 8ilobiters
requirement i'm Iebten Sabre $780,
100 l9 @tnnabms unb s125.O55.29
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iduB BON S60.044.89 gu uer5eibneu
mar. Der Sem 6qgemelnen Staatsfono
sufloB. Inter ben @inuabmen befinben
iih $1a.8S6. Die OILS Strafen fue9en
uebertretuns oer carbohydrates Elm.
9eSo9en murben. Ser @ertb allen
@lloes uno aller 6iihe, Die i'm Sabre
sefansen unb seihoIien tuuroen, 5e5ifs
fert bas neutrality-suspicious. aui ST.
105,443.25. Sm 8sridt pilo o,rges
IbIa9en. oaB bas Ginfangsn Der mins
oermertbigen 5ti6e. aarpfen ulm., ourd
ben Stdat nor9enummeu iperoen Iole
uno miroe berletbe bann aub ben 8es
mimi oaraus sIehen. Sept weroen Die
9%ennnnten 5lide BON Hrtpntunternebs
mern "eefansen uno erblii Der Staat
nur elnen aemlItn GroSentiab BON
Dem 8elpinn. Sm leeten Sabre ers
belt er ~$l7.23583 als Ieinen Tbell
aus Dem @ri0s be,m 8ertauf oieisr
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