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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-11-21
WIFE PUTS HUSBAND TO WORK
He Had Been Sentenced to Prison;
She Hired Him From Sheriff.

Janesville, Wis.-Convicted under
the Wisconsin labor commitment law
for non-support, Edward Arnson, a
tailor, is in a peculiar condition.
His wife made the complaint and
prosecuted the case and when he
was convicted and turned over to the
Sheriff to find employment for next
twelve months she hired him and an
nounced she would open a tailor
shop.
Under the State law she must pay
the Sheriff his salary, and in return
will receive the money back, minus
his living expenses.
In the meantime Arnson must live
a life of sobriety, for any one selling
him liquor will be prosecuted, and
should he evade the law he will be
recaptured and sentenced to State
prison. Meanwhile he lives at
home.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-11-21

get results is by advertising in the
newspaper.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-11-21
HIDE HANrMERs-BLow HORNS.

William Smedley, of Philadelphia,
who gave spirited talk to the mer-
chants and business men of the town
last Tuesday evening at the city hall,
is the kind of a live wire that is
welcomed in every place he visits.
He adds life and enthusiasm to the
community in which he speaks and
receives a warm hand before leav-
ing.
Organizer Smedley gave a number
of good points as food for thought
for the merchants. He advocated
organization, cooperation and pub
licity for the business man. During
the address Tuesday evening Organi-
ger Smedley asked all merchants to
lay aside their hammers and toot
horns instead.
He put in a good word for the
press of the town, advocating pub
licity for the merchant. Mr.. Smed-
ley said: 4 was informed to-day
that one of your papers in this town
refuses to accept advertisements
from merchants of larger cities.
That is right. You should support
a paper that will do that" The
speaker also stated that heS believed
the only way for the merchant to
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-11-21
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1913.
gang" (Pretty good gang, too, by

gang" (Pretty good gang, too, by
the way).
Again, when a 3-column Arthur
Brisbane article, which advocates
principles directly opposed to the
teachings of the w. G. T. U. as well
as every church in Wayne county,
is submitted to publisher, not to be
paid for as advertising, not as COM
ing from propaganda, not furnish
ed free, but bought and paid for as a
part of the stereotype service Of "all
first class metropolitan and provin-
cial newspapers" thus receiving a
paid-for editorial sanction, does the
publication of such an article as that,
striking as it did at every home in
our county, we repeat, does such
publication, consistent as it is with
the Independents definition of
terms and it's line of logic, does it
thus place our contemporary in posi-
ton where it can have the authority
to criticise people by the wholesale,
CHASING them as being everything
but honest and trustworthy?
The Independent may be consist
ent, and consistency may in its case
be a jewel as big as an out-of-date
type-setting machine, but surely
there is something morally out of
kilter with such consistency.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-11-21
'BILLY" SUNDAY WAS
81 YEARS ON WEDNESDAY

Billy" Sunday, the evangelist,
who is scheduled to conduct a series
of evangelistic meetings in Scranton
next March, celebrated the fifty-first
anniversary of his birth on Wednes-
day Sunday is now in Johnstown.
Last week Sunday preached the
greatest sermon in his life to con-
gregation of men in Johnstown. His
subject was Chickens Go Home to
Roost," and it caused men who
were Indifferent to the teachings of
the Bible to turn from sin and seek
salvation.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-11-21
Thanksgiving Linens and Dry G.

Famous Kekko Silk, all colors, 35c value per yard.
Irish Popln and soap proof 25c value, per yard
Irish Damask Table Linen mill ends, $1.25 value, per
yard ............ ................... .........
Bleached and Halfbeached Table Linen, soc va per yc
Napkins, Pure Irish Linen, $2.25 value per dozen
Best Quality Outing Flannel, special, per yard ....
Ladies' Leather and Velvet Bags ST. and $125 value
Gents Heavy Ribbed Fleeced Underwear soc value,
Gents Negligee Shirts best $1.oo value each ......
Gents Neckwear all kinds, fine 25c value, each
Gents Hemstitched Handkerchiefs value, for
Good Quality Bleached Muslin special, per yard.
Creton, new assortment value per yard ........
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-11-21
DROWNING DREAM CALL OF WOMAN
FAILS TO SAVE Her HUSBAND

Petersburg, Ind, Nov. ia
dream gave Mrs. Frank Whittier
warning of the drowning of her hus-
band today. 1t was so vivid she
dashed to the dam near Sterling, on
the Wabash river, west of here, in
time to see her husband, still alive,
but was unable to save him. She
reached his hands as he clung to
crevice in the face of the retaining
wall over the terrific current of the
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-11-21

sluiceway, but her strength was
not equal to the task of drawing him
to safety. He saw the danger Of
dragging her with him and strugt
gled loose, to plunge to his death.
The frantic woman followed the
stream some distance, throwing
boards toward her husband, but he
disappeared. Then she went for aid,
but the rescuers found no trace Of
Whittier.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-11-21
THOUGHT FOR TODAY.

Sunshine is delicious, rain is re-
freshing, wind braces up, snow is
exhilarating; there is really no such
thing as bad weather, only different
kinds of good weather-Ruskin.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-11-21
NOV. "a
Thanksgiving Groceries

Best Granuated Sugar, 25-pound bag, per bag ...
English Grenoble Walnuts, special, per pound .....
White Rose Currants, lac value, per package.
White Rose Raisins, value, per package.
Fancy Layer Figs, value, per pound ..........
White Rose Dates, special per package ...........
Cape Cod Cranberries, special, per quart ........
Warfeld and MayAower Coffee, 3oc value per pound
Plain or Stuffed Olives 25c value, per bottle ....
Golden Russell Oranges, special, per dozen .......
Grape Fruit, fine selected stock, each. .........
Heinz Plum Pudding, 35c value, per an............
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-11-21

There will be a Thanksgiving Eve
Dance at the Lyric Hall Wednesday,
November 26. Music, violin, viola
and piano. Admission 25c. Adv.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-11-21
REG A RIDING
STATE APPROPRIATION FOR
OUR SCHOOLS.

Quite frequently inquiries are
made how the state appropriation
for the support of our common
schools is distributed among the
several school districts of the state.
The State legislature appropriat-
ed SIS, 100000 for two years. Af-
ter a number of items, such as the
cost of supervision, high school ap-
preparation, etc., are deducted from
the above amount, the remainder is
divided into three divisions, name
ly: 1st, with reference to the mini
mum salary claim; End, with refer
ence to the number of teachers en-
ployed, not counting substitute
teachers; 3rd, with reference to
the number of children in the dis
trict between the ages of six and
sixteen years.
In 1906 the State legislature
raised the minimum salary of teach
ers from $35 per month to $40, and
$50 per month, the former salary
for teachers holding provisional
certificates, and the latter for teach
ers holding certificates above the
provisional with at least two years
of experience.
The State now pays $40, $35 or
s. per month and $50, $50 or SIS
per month to the several school dis
tricts under the minimum salary
claim toward the salaries of teach
ers holding provisional certificates
and higher certificates respectively
For the year ending July, 1913,
the state appropriated under the Sec
ond division $74.54 for every teach
er regularly employed.
Under the third division the
State appropriated $1.90 for every
child enumerated between the ages
of six and sixteen years.
1t can readily be seen that if an
assessor fails to enumerate, for eX-
ample, ten children in district, the
appropriation falls 10 $1.90 OF
$1,000.
For illustration, take Township
A, with a school term of months,
employing 3 teachers, two holding
provisional certificates and three
higher certificates and having 110
children enumerated. The appro-
priation would be as follows:
First item-Minimum Salary ap-
propriation-
2 X Z X $500. $1,000
3X X $500 ......... .$315 90
lOIdl 4. ? D 30. .uU
Second item-5 teachers
5 $74.54 ............. .S372.70
Third item-110 children
10 X $1.90 ..........$ 5000. 90
The total State aid to Township A
would be $3S5.O0 plus $372.70 plus
$4,000 or S966.7O.
But, if a school district happen
ed to pay $4S per month for a GER
tain position in 1906, the minimum
salary appropriation for that posi-
ton would now be $50-$4S or So
per month.
This accounts for several school
districts in Wayne county receiving
so much less state aid than others
The purpose of the minimum sal
ary act is to give extra help to
sparsely settled districts.
If school boards take the above
items, they can approximately esti-
mate how much appropriation they
will receive July 1914, because the
items do not vary much for two
years at least.
, 1913-12-13
Translation.
PUBLICATION.

IN conformity with s % of the Colonial
q Law all persons residing in the town of
Frederiksted who consider themselves to
have been, during the last year, in receipt Of
a clear yearly income of 1900 Francs and
otherwise to be entitled to the franchise in
conformity with 5 Is Of the said Colonial
Law, or who before the 31st of March 1915
will attain the qualifications of franchise
(see s %, last cIause) are hereby requested
to notify the same in writing to the under-
signed Chairman of the Electoral Board
before the expiration of this month.
Copies of a printed Guide for the Reports
OF Franchise may be seen at the Court
House.
The Electoral Board for the town of Free
deriksted, the End December, 1913.
SEGELCKE,
Chairman
, 1913-12-13
SEGELCKE,
FOrntdHG,
Translation
NOTICE.

IN conformity with S % of the Colonial
~ Law all persons residing in the Coun-
try District of the Jurisdiction of Frede-
riksted who consider themselves TO have
been, during the last year, in receipt of a
clear yearly income of 1900 Francs and
otherwise to be entitled 10 the franchise in
conformity with 5 IS of the said Colonial
Law OF who before the 3lst of March 1915
will attain the qualifications of franchise
(see s 23, last clause6 are requested to
notify the same in writing to the undersign-
ed Chairman Of the Electoral Board before
the expiration of this month.
Copies of a printed Guide for the Reports
of Franchise may be seen at the Court
House.
The Electoral Board for the Country Dis
trict of the Jurisdiction of F~rederiksted, the
2ud December, 1913.
SEGELCKE,
Fornsand.
, 1913-12-13
Translation.
PUBLICATION.

IN conformity with s % Of the Colonial
@ Law all persons residing in the Country
District of the Jurisdiction Of Christiausted,
who consider themselves in receipt of a claer
yearly income of Francs 1900 and otherwise
to be entitled to the franchise in conformity
with s Is of the said Colonial Law, or who
before the 3lst March 1915 will attain the
qualifications of franchise (see s %, last
clause) are hereby requested to notify the
same in writing to the undersigned Chair
man of the Electoral Board before the ex-
plratlon of this month.
The Electoral Board for the Country Dis
tr'ct of Christiansteds Jurisdiction, St.
Croix, the 4 December, 1913.
+. R. LEVY,
, 1913-12-13
Frcs,. l0,442,684 323
BEKENDTGORELSE

Y HENHOLD til % af KoIouiolloven
I'll opfordres herved de Indvaanere i Chris
tiansteds jurisdictions Landdistrlkt, som
MATTE formepe at have en- rem aarlig Ind
komst at 1900 Francs og ioyrigt at vere
valgberettlget i Overensstemmelse med for
nevnte Koloniallovs s IS, eller at vile opnaa
saadan Vnlgberetligelse linden den 81 Alarts
1915 ifr. den n@vnte Lows s 23, sidste
Stykke, til linden indcv@rende December
Maaneds UdGang skriftllg at anmelle saa-
dant for understegnede Formund V"lg-
bestvrelsen.
Valgbes, yreisen for Christiansteds Juris-
diktions Landdistrikts Valgkreds, den 4
December, 1913.
F. r. LEVY,
est.
, 1913-12-13
BEKENDTGORELSE

Y RENHOLD til % af KoloniaIloven
- opfordres herved de Indvaanere i Free
deriksteds Jurisdictions Landdistrikt. som
mantle formene at have havt Diet sidste
Aar en- rem aarlig Indkomst al 1900 Francs
og iovrigt at we're valgberetrigede OverenA-
stemmelse med forn@vnte Koloninllovs s IS.
elIer at vile opnaa saadan ValgberettigelSe
linden den Bite Marts 1915, jfr. den n@vnte
Lows s %, sidste Stykke, til linden indever-
ende December Maaneds Udgang skriftligen
at anmelde saadant for undertegnede For
mand Valgbestyresen.
bet bem@rkes, at ~Eksemplarer at en- trykt
Welcoming til Anmeldelser ON Valgberetti-
geIse henligge til Eftersyn Retshuset.
Valgbestyrelsen for Frederiksted Juris-
diktions Landdistrikt, den 2 December,
1913.
SEGELCKE,
F0rntand.
, 1913-12-13
BEKENDTGORELSE.

r HENHOLD til s % af Kolonialloven
- opfordres herved de Indvaanere j Free
deriksteds BY, som MATTE formene at have
havt Diet sidste Aar en- rem aarlig Indkomst
af 1900 Francs og iovrigt at we're valgberet-
tigede / Overensstemmelse med fornmvnte
Koioniallovs 5 IS, eller at vile opnua saadan
Valgbei e~ttigelse linden den 81 Marts 1915,
jfr. den nevnte Lows s % sidste Stykke,
til linden indev@rende December Maaneds
@Udgang at anmelde seadant for underteg-
nede Formand Valgbestyrelsen.
bet bem@rkes, at Eksemplarer af en- trykt
Welcoming til Anmeldelser ON Valgberetti-
gese henligge til Eftersyn i Retshuset.
Valgbestyrelsen for Frederiksteds Bys
Valgkreds, den 2 December, 1913
SEGELCKE.
Formdnd.
, 1913-12-13
C

= HENHOLD til s % at Kolonialloven
- opfordres herved de Indvaanere i , hris-
tiarsteds By og Forstader, som maatte
fo,mene at have tn rem aarlig Indkomst af
1900 Francs og i6vrigt at v@re valgberetti-
get i Overensstemmelse med %forn@vnte
Koloniallovs 5 Is, eller Mt vile opnaa saadan
Valgberettigelse linden den 81 Marts 1915,
jtr. den n@vnte Lows s %, sidste Stykke,
til linden i~ndev@rende December Maaneds
Udgang skriftlig at annelde saadant for
undertegnede Formapd i VaIgbestyrelsen.
ValgbestyrelSen for Christian-teds Bys
og Forst@ders Vulgkreds, ST. Cloix, den 4
December, 1913.
f. r. LEVY,
est.
, 1913-12-13
Translation.
PUBLICATION.

? N conformity with 5 % Of the Colonial
T. Law all persons residing in the town of
C~hristiansted, who consider themselves IN
receipt of a cleur yearly income Of 1900
Francs and otherwise to be entitled TO the
franchise in conformity with S Is Of The said
Colonial Law, or who before the 31st March
1915 will attain the qualifications Of franch-
Use (see s %, last clause) are hereby request
ed to notify the same in writing to the
undersigned Chairman of the Electoral
Board before the expiration of this month.
The Electoral Board for the town of
Christiansted and suburbs. ST. Crolx, the 4
December, 1913
T. r. LEVY,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
e0y Tie meiiten 3inoer baben
1Siirmer.

&lsle Mltter slauben. oa6 lire ain'
Der on llupsroautihtstt. aopiihmsrsen.
gssruOlitdt, Shwdhe ODER 0artl,ibtsteit
Ieioen. wsnu otsIeIben an ben allgemsi'
nen ainosrbsibweroen laborIreu. nam.
LID an Wiirmeru. @erorieBlihe. aufs
sersste uuo tets lhreteroe ainosr.
meIt)e ME 5uirisosn limb uno itets Die
Sabine Sulnmmenbs,Ben, NIT ltledtem
Nthem uno aQerhano SflmsrSen. baden
Die liheren Symphonic ppn @urmern.
Wian loIts osnislben aidapoo @orm
ailler 9sben. cine p%ersuderte YilIe.
welhe Die @lrmer sntiernt. bic Gin
asnsios re9uIirt uno bas ganSe aors
pstipitsm Wlsoer bartlett. 10 ooB Die
ainosr wieber wobl uuo suirieoen limb.
Net alien Apothettrn eoer per Bolt.
8rets 25c. atddppo Suoian MeoVcine
g.. 8~blIabelphla uno Ct. Qou,s. gu
BADEN bel :. Z. Grbart M~ppthster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
&ener E,citrcforo.
Sie Gelefunscn < Sod,ircanen5maffire
tn starrr bel Berlin.

Sn Der qroBsn Reconsideration
Nduer Re: Berlin bat Die Sslefuntens
geie1i6aft nsben Der 9auptisnosdns
lage nit tonen6en 6anten, nit Der
bstanatlid Islegromme Bis ouf gut.
fernur9en bon COCO &iIometer iiber=
mtttett tus,oen, aut1 mob cine tleinere
neue InIaee bergeiteqt, uno stpar nit
elmer SeIefuntsn : 0odfrequenSma,
fdint CUR oirettsn Grssuguns Der
Sdpin3un9sn obne 5unteu. OBJ
9teid oieie W1ihinenanIu9e u Heir
1T uno osm.nt'prstsno BET Der Gele=
graphic nur Reihpeiten BON 1000
1000 ailometsr srsislt perben, 9e<
ni9ts Fl. ooh. UNI in 0eu leBten Sdz
gen .iner @s.trstoro fir orobtlois
Selepbonie ouf3uItelen. Sn Der
brabtlpIsn Selepbonie iiro praftiih.
Grfulss in ben lebtsn Sabren ni6t
srsisIt porosn. Iud Die 5elefunz
tengsisQihuft, Sic 1907 Sic erite mar.
oie auf So 9iloneter Eelspbonie seiz
gen tornts, bate Die @eriute lang.
3eit binour9 oufss9sbsn. 8cn an@
osrer Seite tparen ouf tpenige 100
&ilometer MufitItiite ii6ertrngen
tpproen, cine slettriIte Spie.etei.
pihrsno Sic SunptIohs. Die Sp,nhs
ibertrasurg, itsts miBIan9. 9ei Der
2~slsfunten : Soffrequensmaitine 1T
ss baaessn m6qlih aeporosn, nant
einsr neuen uno MIR bei bieier Wlus
iAinenonoronurq t%nu56oren Shal=
.~Hngsrei'e cine t1oelIoie Spra6uberz
trc4ung gu er5ielen,
Der oben erudhnte Weltretpro
ipuros er3islt, inoem prr bsm 9aus>
ner Npporate babe Stunoe lang Set
tunQstert porQelsfen purbe. Sine
Reibe pen ordhtloisn GmpfanosIta-
tipnen Karen hjerpon bsndfrihtigt,
Ite1ten i6ersinitimmsno felt. oaB aul
sirtd 6CO-700 aiIometsr Gntfer-
nuns 90 gum 9eiIpiel aud in Der
Citation 6ss Wi.ner tshnolcgiihsn
0etpsr6emuf.ums ourh 9rofeho-
Sonn) Ser berleisns Sert luut an
tam uno poQtpmmen p.rItanhen muir
Sc. Gs tpuroe tsiltpeil. fo9pr bertd
tet, oas Ser Mdnu in Ncuen unnotig
lout e.Iprpten h1be, uno dnempfob-
len. fir leii.res Sprehen gu for9en.
Der .lettriih neusIea eriteint nab
oi,'.n @erIut.n iebr dusiidtspol
uno man oarf bcffsn, Dab untsr Der
tp.rouns isbr erobsr Mo'tin.n .in'
tronsotldntiIte Stlspboni. pieQeidt
Sca no5 moslit psroen tonnte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
s,ors uns Glib ~nnSercs eanSes

bliden beuie nab y ettpsburg, no
Gih utt ,breu alien Stlahtenfnhnen
ole &stsrauen Der Union uno Der 9on'
foSerat on perinmmelt BADEN, I'M lltl
nss 6~reitdsissn Samples III e%rinueln,
IN melhem tie Dor iilnfSig Sabren bort
chamber 9s9suiiterlianosn, nnc nm iih
nat Iansit ssitIciisusm 5risoen uno
Idneit berbsiseiubr,er &eriOhnnns piel'
isldlt sum lssten Male Die Sano 81
reideu nit ben nnmentiid auh on Die
i~angsre Generation serihteten @crten:
.8tr rp0en lstn Elm slnl9 &oIt nan
8rloern. in telner Notb uuS trsnnen
uno 8eiabr."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
Tie @eriaffuna Der Der. staa.

ten 1T leet iuui Observation-Disclosures
nIt. Nm II. SUM- 1858 wuroe Die
8eriaNun9 upn Dem Staote gtsfu 6nmp'
16ire raiiiis.rt. Die iunss Union hdt'
te bomaIS oreiSsbn Stanter. uuO ba.
nou muBtsu nsuu Die &~eriaiiun9 rattfi'
s,ren, UNI iis pirtiam su MAIDEN. Mem
6dmpibire War Der neuuie. S,ebjebn
3uidSe bat iie ieiioem erbalien. Die
metiten o1pon III ben eriien p,er Sab.
rem. Mtanherlei Mnsri'ie bat liz iibsr
I'D ers eben Iniien miiiisn, aber in Der
0auptI ode III he heuie mob bas mas
iie TOR 1875 Sabreu uar. Elm ~ItatSmdn'
uiItes Document. ipis Die @eIt tein
suei,es %nuiiutusiIsu bat. limb oas Damn
Iebenoe @sltleht miro Iih II be.
gtldmanideu t%onnen. usnu man ndtl
nbermaI 12j Sahrsn mob cas sIeihs
uribsiI ilber Die Ssriaiiuns idllsn fam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
Sarfei fpaft arucpiGe Geihlte.

Tie tIirfifte Reaierans tat bel ser
Eirua Grupp in Glen umfanereihr
geItelunsen auf Geihase ueritieoe.
ner. art ecrnaht. Die Srore be3ieb.
'ih oorsusssrciie nuf itrpere Sonbi:.
;en. unS auberNm iino orSere 0e-
it,lsiorten beiteut. oeren Iri6affuns
iih eurt eie Grfahrureeu ees SoI.
tanfria1sS Fir Sic SeeresrerpoItuH9
oIs no.ig erririe1 bat. Ter gaEie
guftra1 ~ircoIciert cine Sa,aule ron
runo 100000 900 Srores. lie Eat.
fete.. eo5 sic 6eft,use lei arup3
tsiteH rruraer. NIT orecThts ees
GTtrpdsss non bs- orQesIid i'm
PoHaHtriea autaae getrstsnsM lieSe-.
!eee15eit aESerer aaaoren irGzu5A
gars bose Gerugtuurs Eeroor.
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Ter bonn praasent sSiliou ann,

Botihaitsr AM 8erIiusr Sois in Nus'
Siht seuommsus Neiu Yorter 8ihter
8eraro lit ietsunopisrSi9 Sabre alt.
4u Der Neiu gorter 8sttsihule er'
tuarb CT iih Die Ssidhisuns fir Die Nn'
waItsprorls. &ihtsr @traro lit Elm alter
IammouppoIititer, idbrslans mar sr
Scrlissuoer esS 6luaui.omites prn
Tamm1np 6nu. Sm eIplomaiilten
Hienit lit CT Elm Neuling. nber sr 1T
elm reiher Mdnn. Der rerliotbene Mpns
tonaer supisrtpuis Marcus Tain mar
fem Shplsssypater. GFit Dem Tentid,s
sbun iteini Hittsr @eloro tres lelute
osutihflinssnoen 9an,ens niena.H Se'
tiehunseu gehabt ~ bnten-
0r. &erdro pldiitsrte su,ieit 9eraot
muuter in benz h~erubmtgn Stmimm'
blo oss .Smperator" herunt. a.s cine
ordtbIris Gepsite Tim eH Aatri4t pom
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-07-04
ieiner Grrsnnunl brahie. Tsr &aiier
bet0mm. nlIo gum mInositsn einsn Sot.
i6aiter. Der iih eemoideu bat.
rGnir Bar" far bic Giierbaantn.

Tie 9e:ter Ger cE1erfaa:jAsn CT
frtc5nn iiu0 iroe Der gepaltigca
s'ys.rra5msH, oje i5nen oos sis.
a.j-5t 1913 Orlngt, nitt out HoieH
I@t.
%aa Ciien5abnnes Der oitIi6 ron
Gtiooso u15 norofid bon. go.omac
ur9 Cb;o op~erierenoen GeIeljhofter
lit ieit hem JisfaI;a5r 1910 nm
10000 NeiIen neuer Strete un5
26I00 Weilen nelrer BeIe;ie errpei.
tcrt Dcroen. urb 6as f9mrrt cineIn
0ertswrods Don rp.io elmer 9Ftl.
!in1Nt Collars c!tth. Gie 1eArein.
nablneI na5ren0 Der eriten ndt. nit
ZEN 28. Gebrudr e~nSiqenoen. Ronate
bes Gisfaliatres 1913 b~etru9en mad
oen @ercdnun9en Serrn Staioa
Sbompiou5 BON Y9Ureou OF Jiail.
req Rerps ar6 Statiitics" nur -uro
$40, 900 mebr als in ben alei.
d"n Ronaten 6es 6isfalia5res 1910.
2ie g~etricbsfoiter (cjn'dIiebl!A Ser
Steuern) beliefen I'D auf 71,5t
S'ro5ent Der Geiamtein1icbmen 1e.lcn
eS,62 Present in Den forreIponoia.
rcIlAen 4|oimter Sqs Gisfalioarc;
1910. 4abei lett Ser 8bonpicn
lorous. baB sic ue5eritJpemutnnIs.
irccen in 9tGr3 uro Aprll 1913
iiJ1 dis 10 idpuer bercuslreQen wer.
etn, 0aB tie ben gGn3en o1er COD
n'inSeiten5 irit Den gerJcn 9tetn9c.
UlrT ~ouiH.jrrr Moaen.
SIN l~aaicneen Sabre merSen Sic
Eiieiba5nen fur etTpa $3l0.UO0.0 e0
fInle meroenoe Ntiier un0 9oE0s
tlEauI0ien IND etuo eire batae Ni!.
Ijuroe iur 8erbeiierun9ea lro
aeunnidaifun9m aus5uJc5cn BADEN.
Sn oIcie finnn3ie1cn Ne0r0nJniiie
Die Observation-Disclosures nad)
Gbompions Gelnteauftarn
burd sic Nognerb0Aungen Gejmull-
ocr poroeT. SIN 0Istalio5r 1910
brit0ftigten Die GeieQit>ottcn
/ .699420 2eute uro 3QbIten o:cicl
$t,143. 725. 3O6; I'M 6isfalloare
itieJ Die Sail Ger 2eute auf 1.72S..
SOB, ore Observation-Disclosures Gber
aui $l.26S.977,277. Gie Tebraus.
gate q n SehdItern uno 239nep he.
Iief lid iomit o1ti $t03.S31.724.
Mon traudt ma5rlid1 teinc 9eudl-
te aui DEM 0ebiete Ger tluiutGnui.
Ife7i RcdJnungstunit o0er Stati'tit
VI Icln. UNI 81 crteuneil. cap Die III.
Observation-Disclosures. iru bci ia.-e1
3Fuiiger CinaQ2mccerHdlt1Ii'cn 5oG
lro 4abca in GIutL-ft4] 81 trtnlen.
,nt.peocr oie Snba5cr Ger f1ui3 Tcr.
SduI0pQoiere %pertr6iten. oOer
NE notpcn9igcn Ber5cierungcn aui.
ooer id,IteSlid] ibren 2eltcr
Die qerp1hrtcn 3itlagcn mie0er o5-
miiIfen.
GINS III 70 idEper moolid ME tas
ur,o Die Giierbohnen oeuteu
alth ritt eihual ouron. NGes. mcs
Tie ecrlorprr. lit has Reht, Die
1SruGtgcbiihren I'm 8 Eroacnt III er.
Gie 3pifderitootIite San.
beIsfommi1Iiou 'oute lid, oieier iFor.
qeoeriiber uitt ipc-rcn;
benin Ger Giienhohnbetrieb lit bic
tnS gr6Fte SSrouitrie i'm
uro fam nift qeih10iat rucr.
ben. obre aob Sic IbIe Rl6tpirt,ug
iih ori oos acnsc orrerifaui'he &C.
Ihditsteber 'tfper fiihlbor mad3t.