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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
AMENDMENT AIMED AT
LAND HOGS IS NOW
PROPOSED

II. D. Wagnon, George M. orten and
Others, OF Portland, today filed an ini-
tiatiyo petition for an amendment to
the constitution providing FOR gradu.
ated surtax on every person or COM
pany owning land, tho value Of which
exceeds $4,000. On each 800 above
$4,000 and up to $4,000 tho tax will
be so cents, on each 800 between $780,.
900 and $4,000 the tax proposed is w
on each $500 from this sum up TO $780,
600 tax Of 81 and on all sums above
siOO,OOO tax Of 80 on each slOO.
This tax IS aimcd at the large land
holders and is an attempt TO assist in
getting lands cut up, and in tho hands
Of small holders. OF coune, II IL bo-
comes law, there win be a hitter
fight made to stand the sost Of tho
courts However, that is future con.
sideration, and the getting tho bin
passed Is tho first step, and that we
fancy will take aomo hard work
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
rinds No oppOsition.

FL Pasc, Texas, Dec. d.-General
Villa telegraphed to Juarez today that
he and his rebel followers were meet
ing with no opposition to their march
on chihuahua City. He left Montezu.
mn, ll5 miles south Of Juarez, this
morning, and said he expected to reach
his destination either tonight or to-
morrow.
The federal refugees from chihuahua
City were expected to reach Preside
vieio, on the border about 70 miles
southwest Of here, this afternoon. Sew
eral were rumored TO have died ON The
road. Food and clothing for the sur
vivors was sent from here TO Preside
vieio.
Reconstruction Of the Mexican Nortl
western railroad was in progress, an'
Il was expected business In genera
would soon be resumed throughou
Northern Mexico.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04

Judge Galloway's decision Of the
charter election case yesterday brings
the muddle that much nearer final
determination. There is considerable
criticism of his decision, but this was to
be expected, for we all are 80 constitut-
cd that we want things the way we
want them and are disposed to find
fault with whoever or whatever does
not agree with us. While we may diff
fer as to the correctness Of the judges
decision, we must all agree that he
showed the one great quality without
which no man can be II good Judge, and
that Is backbone, and the strict per-
Torrance Of his duty as it showed itself
to him. As matter Of fact, Judge Gal
ioway's decision has little 10 do with
the case, il being only necessary step
towards getting tho matter before the
supreme court for final decision, and
there II would have gone no matter
what Judge Galloway decided. That
he took the unpopular side and decided
against the wishes of thousand ma
jority, shows that he is doing his duty
as he sees It, regardless Of who is helped
or hurt.
The morning paper, always unfair
says Judge Galloway in passing upon
the matter, said "S5OO voters were
guilty Of a misdemeanor." lie said
nothing Of the kind, but quoted the law
on the subject, aud said that voters
were misled by the council and voted
tnnoccntly, and that the council was tc
blame for undertaking to sct aside de
cision Of the supreme court, and to le
galize what the supreme court had dc
clared illegal.
Another argument raised IL that th'
majority should rule. " This Is carrie'
to the extent that whatever tho major
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
TWENTY ARE DEAD AND MANY MISSING IN TEXAS
Late New S
Bulletins

Denver, Colo, Dec. 4.-Federal Sec
retary of Labor Wilson, who has been
trying here for several days to arrange
q settlement between the Southern Col
orado coal mine owners and their strik-
ing employees, gave it up today as bad
job. All negotiations were called off.
It was the impression here that the Sec
retary would ask the president to use
his influence in favor of congress
sional investigation
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
Army's Overbearing Conduct
Results in Series Of Riots
in Province.
CHANCELLOR is CENSORED
Haughty Speech Declaring Military
Would Continue to Be Supreme Au-
thority In Germany Scored.

Berlin, Dec. 4.-By vote of 203 to
54, the reichstag, or German parlia-
ment, expressed today its "lack of con-
fidence" in Chancellor Won Bethmann-
Hollweg, Of the German empire
The vote of "laclS Of confidence" or
censure" was the result Of the recent
disorders in Alsace, where the largely
French population, goaded to despera.
tion, as the governments critics de-
clared, by the military's oycrbearing
conduct, broke into a series of riots,
which it'was not certain are over even
yet.
Many sincere friends Of the imperial
government were much angered by a
military policy they believed had un'
done the result Of yesterdays effort to
reconcile the province to the kaiser'i
rnla
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04

San Francisco, Dec, 4.--British Vice
Consul Douglas Young today compared
photographs Of Lieutenant Charles
Slingsby, late of the British navy, with
those of the baby boy Slingsby and his
wife say is their own, but who, accord
ing to relatives, who will get his estate
when slingsby dies, if the baby proves
"changling," was substituted by
Mrs. Slingsby for real son, who died,
1t was fact that slingsby's features
and the baby's were much alike.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
[uNIrED pRrs LEAsHp wIan.l

New Westminster, B. G., Dec. A.
Fourteen striking coal miners from
Vancouver Island are being tried here
today on charges arising out Of the re-
cent strike riots there. The charges in,
cludo such serious allegation as an at.
tempt to blow up the Temperance Ho.
tel, at LadySmith, and the blowing up
Of the home Of Alexander McKinnon,
when the latter suffered the loss of q
hand. Over a hundred witnesses on
both sides are scheduled to give eyi-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04

wedding having been temporarily upset
by Craig's arrest on murder charge.
Miss Fleming was stylishly dressed
and young looking, though she admitted
she was 40.
The defense scored another point TO-
day. Mrs. J. W. Smith, who occupied
an apartment opposite DR.. Knabo ., who
testified to having seen man peering
through the window into the Knnbe
apartments some time before the kill
ing, had been relied on by the prosecu-
tion to identify the pepper" as Craig.
Instead, she said, on croas-examina.
tion that the man was no more than
medium sized. Craig 10 six feet tall.
win Not Attack charactss
The inference having been drawn In
some quarters that the defense intend
ed to attack DR.. Knabe's character, At
torney spapn, craig's lawyer, took pains
today to repudiate any such plan.
TWe shall not attack DR.. Knabe's
character under any circumstances, he
said. ""The defendant believes no
sweeter or purer woman ever lived. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
ESCAPES BIG
SCOLDING BECAUSE
HE HAS COLD
UNITED PRESS LEASED WHEEL

Washington, Dec. 4.--rhe cold which
kept President Wilson in tho White
House all Of yesterday was reported
better today. Ho will remain indoors,
however, again today.
President wilson, decision to remain
at the White House has caused more
trouble for Joseph Tumulty, his private
secretary. A committee named by the
suffragist convention here to upbraid
President Wilson for his failure to
mention suffrage in his recent message
was compelled to vent It's displcusurc
upon Tumulty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
WANT PANAMA EXHIBIT.


Berlin, Dec. l.--Two hundred and
fifty member Of the reichstag today
signed a petition urging the German
government to appropriate 100000 for
mn exhibit at the Panama. Pacific expo
sition in San Francisco In 1915. II
was believed hero that bin to this ef
feet soon would be passed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
say MILITARY wan Rule.

The matter coming up in the reichs-
tag, however, Chancellor Won Betmann-
Hollweg and War Minister Falken-
hayen made naughty speeches, declar-
ing that "the military would continue
to be the supreme authority in Ger
many"
A four-hours debate ensued, at the
end Of which the administration policy
was overwhelmingly condemned.
The censure Of Bethmann- Hollweg
and his cabinet does not mean, as il
would in England or France, that there
will be a change in administration, but
It will make the chancellor's position
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
Tugs Race to ship.

The moment the Majestic was sight.
ed the two tugs started to race one an
other in its direction.
In the meantime, however, another
tug, starting before the militants arrived
in Plymouth, had been lying off Devon
port with a detective on board and
when the steamship passed. some time
before it could be seen from Plymouth,
he climbed the ladder and made the ar
rest,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04

their banks. The ,Leon river, normally
little stream, was a mile WIDE
1t was estimated that in the three
big valleys $4,000 people were homeless
and threatened by starvation. Fifty
were said to be in tree tops between
the towns Of Hillsboro and Malone. A
large part of Waco was under ten feet
Of water.
The railroads in the flooded district
were nearly paralyzed. The property
loss was estimated at $6OOO,OOO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
Strikers ON Trial
for Dynamiting and
Rioting in Canada

dence, and the trial viii last several
days
This is the third case arising out Of
the strike troubles to be tried here.
In all 1877 men were brought here for
trial. OF these two were acquitted Of
charges Of intimidation and assault and
seven were acquitted OF asaulting Pro-
vincial Constable Taylor, who was bad
ly beaten up. Tho latter case was con-
sidered the strongest the crown had,
and tho jury's verdict came as a SUR
prise to the prosecution.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
IuNIrnp pnnss lnAsnp wIRn.l

Austin, Tex, Dec. 4.-The flood stu.
alton in central Texas grew worse to-
day.
That 20 had been drowned was the
best information obtainable here, and
this did not include many missing, or
take into account a score of small towns
with which communication was totally
cut off.
The Brazos river was five miles wide.
Besides it, the Trinity and the Colorado
all their small tributaries were out of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
Some Wagons Moving.

The employers kept few wagons
moving, and there was a garbage col
lection in the business section, though
not in the residence quarter, but the
tie.up was otherwise very effective.
Freight houses were all jammed with
incoming goods, which it was impos'
sible 30 deliver. Comparatively little
was being received for shipment else.
where Holiday shopping has fallen to
less than half its normal volume.
Actirg Mayor Wallace issued a proc
lamation urging a resumption Of busi.
ness, and promising protection in max
ing deliveries, but Il had little effect
Strikers in an Angry Mood.
The strikers were in an angry mood
as a result Of the use Of firearms by
strikebreakers, The families Of many
Of them we're also beginning TO suffer
Charitable citizens started a movement
for their relief.
]. II. Mason, one Of the teamster
shot by a strikebreaker Tuesday, diet
yesterday, making the second fatalit,
since the strike began.
Unwittingly the federal govenmep
and The express companies were the tw
most potent agencies at work to breal
the strike. Many merchants hit on I'll
e1pedient Of making deliveries by pai
eel post and express, the former, 0
course, a government institution, an
tho latter protected by tho gover
mcnt under the interstate commerc
laws
The parcels post, however was specs
ily swamped.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
plr Flrht u AbOut pue.

Mexico City, Dec. 4,-Eghting be
tween 1900 federals and 5000 rebels at
Tampico was imminent today. The
German warahip Bremen left Vera Cruz
for the scene Of the threatened trouble
undcr full steam.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04

Washington, Dec. A. Secretary Of
State Bryan announced this afternoon
that Governor Rivers, Of Tepic terri
tory, Mexico, had ordered the immedi'
ate release of w. s. Windham, of Pas.
adena, Cal, and James Dunn, also an
American, held for ransom by rebels
near Mazatlan,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04

philadelphia, Dec. 4.--A petition to
have the firm of williab Bear & Co.
adjudged involuntarily bankrupt was
filed here today. The concern is one
of the largest dealers in grain in the
East.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
sMuDGE PoTs USED.

Ontario, Cal, Dee. 4,--For the first
time this season, Smudge pots were fired
in lemon orchards here last night. The
temperature dropped 80 degrees. Orange
growers profess 70 feel no alarm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
OTHER WOMAN IN CRAIG
CASE IS WITNESS BUT
DENIES ENGAGEMENT

Admits Marimony Had Been Discussed by Theme
She Had Known Dr. Craig IL Yeara and He Had Been At
tenve to Her for Last Three YearsStyhly Dressed and
Young Looking, Although She Admits She Is 42PrOsecu-
tOns Theory Is Craig Killed Dr. KnaBe to Wed Miss Fem
ing--Crag Not Same Size as pepper"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
TRANSFERS ORDERED BY
LEADERS TO RETURN
TO THEIR WORK

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec 4.-One'half
of the striking teamsters here were or.
dered by their leaders this afternoon
to go back to work.
Organizer Farrell, Of the toamsters
said that 1900 mems employers had
signed union agreements. Representa-
tives of the Employers association said
they had not--that the strike was
broken, that was all,
J. B. Densmore, Of the federal labor
department, arrived in the city today,
and joined in the effort to bring en-
ployers and striking employees togeth-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
jailed at Exeter.

Exeter, Eng, Dec. 4.--Mrs. Emme
line Pankhurst, reported locked up in
London, was in Jail here this Afternoon
instead.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
The Weather

The Dickey Bird
says; Oregon, fair
tonight, except
rain or snow north
east portionj Fri
day, rain west,
fair east portion,
southerly winds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04
FLOOD LEAVES
$4,000 PEOPLE
WITHOUT HOMES

Many Threatened With Starv and Fifty, Least Are
in Treetops-Large Part of Waco Is Under WATERFALL
roads in Flooded District Are Nearly ParalyzedProperty
Loss Totals $6OoOOO0M ny Missing and Communication
With Scores Of Small Towns Cut OfRivers Miles Out Of
Banks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04

X you buy more than you need or
can afford, charge IL up to sho high
cost Of living.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-04

Continued on page 81
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lSDa Weisbers, %, 7o7 W. 8. Ctr.
lTan. @runbp, SO. 800 emitb Ctr.
lGora Guis, 80, 248 ct. Better Ctr.
lalpa g. Wortin, 81. Chicago. Sns.
l5ilIie @raf, 80, i22 B. IA. Ctr.
lSenrp smiib. q. Sun.inston, w
I yirginien.
l0ueile Scott, 10, Vnlace Sotel.
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VI. Wirainien.
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,Sarolo g. aeeIer, %. Chicago. III
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(Robert gas. Coles. 81, 1911 Sinn
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]Gha:. 9. Mantin, 40. gseipport. ap
lSloro RiaiHs, 81, 625 Snitb.
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arenue.
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boa Don benz werftorbenen betriebens
geTddft unb aud fdmmtlides anosrs
in ibrem Befis fid befinbenoeperipnalz
eisentbum ou iibertragen.
gabert 3. 3erboeit lit Ru6laboers
matter bon Mnna gerbosit; perfond>
lien 500, @runbeisentbum $4,000.
ndrrp sSlabertp 1T HahlobDer!pals
ter bon Marp Slobertp: 8erfonalisn
$525.
SpIepb gsdioIb iit NudldbDerpals
ter BON 2i5sie auiglep; perionalien
$3.50
oueb Diuiams 1T Ha6fobpernalz
ter bon R. 8. 9uthiHfoni perionulisn
5000.
Dinifreb Steubsr iit ytuhlaboerz
paIterin BON Sobn Brennan; perfona=
lien 5000.
German Distri6 jr. 1T Qa6laboerz
matter bon German 8ietrih; perionds
lien $1,000, 0runoeigentbum $4,000.
Sam.G .gmimi6 ift Na6labDerlpals
ter BON albert Shmio ; perfonaltsn
$85.
pauL arumpborn III RahldBDertpals
ter pnn gouline arumpborn; perlos
nalien S435.
geri 9isbenes.
Die empire Stote Suretp so. Bat
cine iSproerune iibsr $4,000 gegen bic
Observation-Disclosures Der Gloris U.
Satett einsetIagt.
Die Stabt Cincinnati itrenste ges
fern aIagen segeH Warp Wt. Gmsrn,
bic aauffman grsping So. uno Sohn
ailgour an, I'm ben Wsrtb pon8runoz
siesntbum feit3uiessn, pas bebufs Vers
ldngerune Der 5airoiep Qos. reip.
grssn Strabe. rsip. Ulilss QDs. appros
priirt psroen Iou.
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Teutiber MilltGr lint. =Yerein

Ter Teutihe geiIitdr llnterihie.
lungs gereir piro iih be3iiglih ieis
ner 9etbeiItglma am %. 9un0e5
friegerfeit. oas IN oen Sogen pom
23-27 gIuguit IN GleoeIano Itottfin.
Oct, in Der ndtIten Yeriamrlluug
ihIiiliig rperoen. 60 tpurbe in Der ge.
ltern abero in Saefner's Soae itatt.
gehubten 8eriammIung bes 8ereius,
in peIter grdiioent 8. Saefuer Sen
8oriie uno Sefretdr s. 2uebbert oas
9}rototoI fiibrte. beidloIIe1i, nahoem
ods Ginlaoungsihreiben Der ,Seitbe.
boroe sur 3erleilmg geIangt mar.
gin orei tranfe Witglieoer nurbe oas
iibIid)e arnnfenaelo CUR 3abIung an.
aeDieien. lie aorten sur getbeili-
suna an Dem aoutmers Ser 1eltt.
ihen Tag 8eielIif)aft am t9. 4oriI
in Ser Central SurrbaIle geIangten
CUR BertheiIung unb aud cine Gin.
Iaouna 5lI Dem geiteru Ibeno Itatt.
aehabien San3tran5den Der Qano.
Dehr sSraueu unb lotter rpltroe an.
agIounen uno eine An5abl Der Wit.
glieoer ertiprad, nah Der 8eriamr.
lung Der GtnIaoune. DDS Qicnic.
fommtttee Duroe ourh Die grnen.
nung Der Serren Casper 9iiiter uno
Ssoi Hens ergdn3t uno erbielt Die
@eiiung, Die GinIaBtarteu iofort
orufen su laiien. GIN DER Sunoert.
iabrieier Der Grbebrng GeutihIanos,
Die betanutlih uirter ben aujpi3ien
oeS Geutih-amerifaniiden Staotoer.
bonbs absebolten peroen miro. miro
iih Der Berein ieIbitreoeno betbeiIi.
gen. Serrn Sermann Renbe, Der cine
.Weiae BON Sa5ren Dem gerein anse.
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QDobltbdtt8feits 6on3ert,
Ter Cincinnati qiebcrfrans iteat iid
beute AbenS in ben gienit
Gbaritas.

Ter Cincinnati 2ieoerfron3 piro
ebeufous iein SheriIein CUR 2iHoe-
runa Der Gotb beitragcn. bic bier 10.
uie In Der Enhbaritaft burh oas
Sod)ipoiier ueruriadlt iporoen iii.
Gic pofere beutite Sdngerifaar
siebt am teutigen Qbtno i'm Gnerp
aubitorium Elm aonBert. Sas lid,
ohne sSrdae 5u einem tiiuiiIeriihen
uno iinansieIen Grioiae seita!iclt
Ipirb, benn bic 2ieberfrdn3Ier iDerSer
untcr Der betpdbrten 2eiting con
Mseiiter 2ouis Gbrsctt Elm gang prdf.
iises Rroaramm sur Iurhiiibruis
brinpeu.
Serner iino fir bas aunsert cine
9teihe bon oltseeseitneten Soliiten
eeiponnen tporoen: n6HIid Sie be.
fannie Sinseriu 5rau gennet. bic
Geiaennirtuoiin FRI. Settle Strdus.
ben lenor Serru Sobu a. Soffmann.
ioipie Elm aus Tamen bes Dtulieal
Stub beitehcnSes Streifduartert.
Gintriitstar,cn finS i'm 9oroerfaui
bei Der Ruoolph @urIieer Co., Ro.
tt7-12t Git 8ierte StraBe, gu
baben.
6olaeroes Wrosramn selaugt sur
Durtiiibrimg:
gbor: ..oerte. sSint uao Rnftisaa
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TeHor.SoIi:
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~S'm ipautin' pou Sean 9eighton
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9err Sobn 6offmaun.
Gbor. s5riihlin9" 5000. apBliuser
Sopran.SoIi:
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o5roun ourd| bie Gamnerung"
........... Rid. StranR
.9iemans hats seieben" ooeipe
ssrau aniberine 6. Bennett.
MoIin.Soli:
~saeDerie aus Scnn S'slre" 8ounoo
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5rl. Settle ssraus.
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Colo: Serr Socob 1tsgis.
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.ah neh mir unsIiiiiifem Rnan
............... Mih. Strru6
6srr Sobn U. 6offmonn.
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Jefi. E!rnus.
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@iQ ielbititGnSis Die Sefuns oes
NlutbidjaScnS iibernebmen.

Die 8orits6er fdmmtliher gountps
9spartements bislten geitern nit ben
gouutp aommiHdren cine gemetns
Itoftlids Sibung a6. I'm iiber yttttsl
unb Wegs 3u berat6sn, tpie oas nothtgs
Gslo our Nusbs1erun9 oes ourt Die
tiirsIids 5odfIutb angerihteten Shds
oens srlangt tperOen tann.
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nIsur Conan berihtet, baB Der Sh1s
ben ii5 auf msbr als etns UsiuiOH Doll
lars beIaufsn piro. uno mad elmer Idns
gersn geIprstung Der SadIdge lpuroe
6eidloIIen, Gountpz aommIddr Strubz
ls unb 5iIfssgourtpe eanpdIt Grooms
nad Columbus gu ihiden. I'm bort
an ben geratbungen Der 2egtslaturs
QusIhuife, peIte ooTsIbe 3isl perfoIs
gen, tbslI3unebmsn. Die beioen 6erz
ren purben isboh tnitruirt, oagegen gu
protsItiren, bab irgenD elm 5bsiI o.s
GeIoes. oos our6 Steuern in Sam!ls
ton gountp erIans. piro. fir anoere
Counties perrdrot iperoe, oa Der Retns
lertrug oiefes Gountps minoeitens eir
3ebnteI besienigen uIIer aroeren Gouns
ties betrdgt uub Der Shooen in oisfem
Gountn Elm betrdhtIiher III.
SGmmtltte QnpsIenbe pdren oer
QnIitt. oab SamiIton Gountp i'm
Staroe Tsi, iit isIbit su heIfsn, penr
ibm Don Ssiten Der 2sgisIatur nttts
in ben Wsg asIeg. peroe.
RAD 4ngabe Der gountp Qnlpdltc
fam oas notbige gelo nur oaburd srs
Iangt perber, oab pds Stsuergefes.
oas Elm grtras4ufIage oes 2 10 Drill
Rotbfuls Steusrn trlaubt, bdhiu
umsnbtrt tpirb, um ii6 Der gegenipdrti.
gen Situdtion an5upaHen, unb biz
pafiiruug zines fol6en geisBss iDl
oesbdlb aud 6efiirnortst tperosn.
In Der Sisuus na6men bic fplgens
ben Gountpsgeamten tfsiI: Die orsi
GountpsaommiiTdre; ole 5srre19ogue
Campbell uno 9roome; gountpsQunis
tor Gbmpnofon uno feline IFiItsnter
9sprg. Shott uno Grant Murdant;
Rseorosr 8opIs, gountp Surnspo,
gopen, gouutpclert U. g. 9. Ste.
pbens uno Gountps sStoBmsifter Sop,
tins.
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sfouo itatt. Grpablt puroen bic ioI.
aeu0eu Serren:
&i5eprdiioent: @eorq Muihulta
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Staprreliter 8. Sahtrop.
lruItees: Iuguit 5teiufamp, g9.
aoeAper, 5reo GoeQrng uuo Gbrift
SdluIte.
al5 g8ahlritter flmgtrtcn Die Ser.
rem s. NhleIer 6. S. Wlitteuoorf
uno g. 9aemper.
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dime M. Waobur iit Ra6Idbpsrs
lroIierin BON Sobn Mm. Wabour; /;
psricnoIieH $4,000. Gruroeissntbum
$500.
Ri6drb Rsm;s iit RadIabpsrpaItsr
Don pbiaip pittou; perionalien $50.
1bcs. M. sapIor 1T Ieitamentsppas
itredsr BON Sispban so. Wepe; perios
nulien $1,000.
Der psrlDnlihe RohIab Der Innie
BrcDn bttr1gi S2016; berienis. Der
Gunies 9enpitt $805.16.
lout elmer ssitern erfolsten gintras
sung ipuroen bic EeitdmentspollItreds
bss 4rnolo 9istig onseipisisn, Der
Wittue Gopbia 5ieiia. ols 4aeinsrbin.
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afTiasd)aIiid,es Alter.

s5H patriorhoIiIneu alter BON 102
9o5esn IN SAINTS aleyanbsr Sadfon.
nnfNttie Der dltefte Heno5nsr bon
GiMctundti. IN isiner WoangHs 80.
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1os ~ bem Gtaat Nm Dest eebiirs
e MI. ~ fs'ps3 b1 n1slgaalf IN.