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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21
ORpHEUM-Taudeyille. L
ernoon and evening.

THE Exposition Four. a. ouartette OF
young men with a very creditable
musical act, is easily the feature OF the
| new bill at the Empress At the opening
show last night they delighted the audi
ence and were forced to respond to nu-
| merous encores. They give vocal and In
strumental numbers and while they fea-
ture the later the audience seemed to
appreciate the singing more Their
voices blend pleasinGly and they have
some new songs. Their quick changes
Were also good.
Second, perhaps. in the favor Of the
audience was the last act. John White 8
feature IS not new one In vaudeville.
a trained mule, such as White has, is
seldom seen and when combined with a
pair OF real negroes. who are also
!rained-to avoid the little mules active
hind feet-the act becomes new and diff
terent The dogs were excellent. but the
mule was better and there was q laugh
from stert to finish. The climax was
capped with a perfectly good turkey trot
performed by the mule with his trainer
riding him.
-. The @ show opens with shadow pictures
terestinS because different. He shows
rabbits, owls and other common hand
shadows and some monkeys that appear
almost real. He finishes with a shadow
drama that is scream.
Theo Lghtner and Dolly Jordan, two
pretty girls who do a song and plano
act, are deserving Of special mention.
They sing and play some excellent rag
time. A song, when You Marry for
Love" made a hit,
The third act. THE Trainer" Is
short story based on horse racing. Paul
DulZell as Bernard Robbins. an old
trainer. stakes his last s5 on a 'long
shot and when the supposed race is
on he almost takes the audience from
its feet SO real is his interest in the
running, The part OF the old negro
servant is played by Jack Harrington in
true southern negro style The playlet
is replete with human interest.
Raymond Teal, a blackface monologist
made hit with the audience and was
encored several times In spite of the fact
that many OF his jokes and several of
his songs We're OF an ancient vintage.
The bright spot in his turn was a bit
OF rapid nonsense.
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Real Estate Transfers

Leo Boworb 10 Amy u. r. Newton. part OF lot
20. block 49, Dvc-acre plat A ,..-,..,,,,S
Henry Hansen TO john 3. Grupe part OF
section 49, twonship south. range 1 east 20t
I'D Connoll to James c. JonsOn, lots so and
6i. block 9. Union holghts .........,...... l9t
The solt Lake Investment company TO Milk
los Szabo. part Of section 81. township |
north, range west .......-.......,......... e
David IL Gordon TO John a. AstiI lots 4,
and 49, block g. Gordon South Lawn addi-
tlun
gsrah E. Knryick to Samuel II Harriet, ct al.
part of lot 81, East Side subdivision -.
John J. Duke. Sr,, to Harry L. Scloll, lots 3
and (. block Q. Emerson heights second addl-
tl0D
AsahoI H. Woodruff 70 Boulah Nnylor IotG 10
and 20. Avopda1e park ,,,.,,..,.............
Salt Lake City to ELI II. Stout. Jr. part Of
block Q, Chicago addition 49,. .I...,.,.
National Real Estate C Investment company
to MrD. Agnes L. Bowen. lot g. block II
Grover subdivision .....,........,....,,,..- ~
Arthur Harshall 10 Charles NJ. shaw pnrt OF
Mection II. township south. TANGO . wnat Isl
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|ER THE CALL
olty People Have Found
~ This Is Necessary

City People Have Found
'at This Is Necessary.
2 Strain. sudden wrench.
eause may hurt the kidneys.
= backache often follow.
llregularity Of the urine.
old remedy for such attacks.
'ine that has satisfied thou.
Kidney Pills, a special
NEEDY,
4ls Lake City people rely on
salt Lake City proof.
mss q. Mclaughlin, 26s W.
St' Salt Lake City, Utah,
y many years I have known
Aidney Pills and several Of
nave taken them. Person.
uney Fills strengthened
leg mp my system. Others OF
used Doau 3 Kidney Pills,
sehramm-J ohnsou's Drug
mofe serious trouble than
AZ relief. I don It hesitate
endorse Doan's Kiduev
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"a ss salt Lake City, Utah. aSd
PnHs Ps Price SOC. Foster. Nil,
j6ifa55l New York, sole agent:
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from Twelfth South street TO Thirteenth
South street. paving extension No. So
and for constructing q pipe sewer or
Eleventh East street from Ninth South
street to Yale avenue and or Yale ave-
nue. from Eleventh East street 10 Fiji
teenth East street, sewer extension No
326. according TO plans on file in the
office of the city engineer.
Instructions to bidders, together with
plans and specifications and forms for
contract and bond, are on file in the city
engineers office. and copies will be fur
nlshed on receipt of a deposit Of five
$500 dollars for each extension.
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids,
BY order OF the board Of commits
sionerS.
NOBLE WARRUM.
City Recorder.
First publication August 90, 1913,
Last publication September 8. 1913.
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Contract Situation Unchanged.

Attorney General Albert r. Barnes said
yesterday afternoon that there had been
no change In the situation regarding the
contract between the Consolidated Stone
company and the James Stewart Con-
struction company for furnishing granite
md marble to construct the new capitol.
Although there was a meeting or the cap
itol commission scheduled for yesterday
morning, there was no quorum present
and the meeting was postponed until to-
morrow morning ct 10 o'clock
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Places Open.

|overnment positions We're an
b be vacant yesterday by the
|zteE civil service commission.
nations for applicants will be
BE- and other cities Of the state
hi future.
limitations will be for the fol-
nations: Assistant In botan-
ratory work. salary $500 a
p3fator In entomology. salary
1900 a year; Observation-Disclosures,
N0 to $4,000 q year; preparato
salary $50 month; press
NY rs 10 27a cents an hour;
u surveys, salary $1,000 to $500
zflshcal clerk, salary $500 to
-1r; professor OF pharmacology,
'1{ Sab00 a year; assistant en-
Ioreat products, salary $1,000
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NOtlCe OF Sdle OF N6dl ESCdtes
IN THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
county Of Salt Lake, State OF Utah.
In the estate OF Sydney Hudson. de-
ceased.
The undersigned Will sell at private sale
the following described real estate. to-wit:
a piece OF property on North Main street.
in Salt Lake City. commonly known as
37l and particularly described follows,
North ! of lot |. block II. plat e."
Salt Lake City survey. commencing at
the northeast corner OF said lot. running
thence south "a deg.. east rods, thence
west 8 2-3 rods. thence north "a deg,
west rods. thence 93 rods east to the
place OF beginning,
Also a piece OF real estate at No sc
Vine street. particularly described as fol-
lows.
The north rod OF lot and south 42s
feet Of lot 5. block Z, plat "E, Salt Lake
City survey, Salt Lake county, Utah.
On or after Monday. August 26, 1918.
and written bids will be received at Suite
1lo9 Boston building. Salt Lake City.
Utah Terms Of sale to be cash.
W. 4. BYERS, Administrator.
Dated Aug. IL, 1913.
James D Pardee. Attorney for Admin
istrator. e2023
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h AVID RAMBEAU
lick N SALT LAKE
a Stars viii Open En-
,ment Season at Utah
August 81.

. 10 be again in his favorite city
~. and overflowinE with plans
|-~ local people some OF the pes'
.c3uctions this year that have ever
--4ed here. Willard Mack, accom-
"a his wife. Marjorie Ra mbeau,
II the city Yesterday. Sunday
M omen at the Orpheum In a
-rod,,ction of Kick In" the dra :
sndeylIle vehicle that has carried
~ New York CITY to San Fran
~av bf Edmonton. Alberta, Can
.rrst 81 thei- indefinite engage
lock productions Will be started
,ening bill at the Utah will be
~. u. s. A." the Cohan &
<roductlon which played sixteen
u spring at the Gaiety theater
York, Mr.. Mack will take the
"A american youth. PLAYED In the
g bill By Douglas Fairba nks,
is that OF q young American
IA a suppositious monarchy In
nd there introduces customs OF
~ In the last act all the gray
-,|,o we're speaking a broken
fhe opening OF the play, are
1 gotcha Steve and other per-
-o5 United States expressions.
.beau will take the part Of the
rIfh whom ''Ha awthorne. L, S.
rand week, "on Parole" the
fhst Mack ever played IN this
| be given. "An Enemy to the
nd follow. and the fourth week
{he first stock production Of
.-ks's Last seasons success, The
. Paint Girl"
&kure OF the season at the Utah
month of PLAYS written by Will
- This Will be known as PRO
<eek," all the plays being put on
I'D time. Representatives from
.rndy's office in New York, who
Il Improved the plays, will visit
4 Ia see them given The plays
<ndal Alley" Their Market
'The Waste" and 80 Much for
|ber Will witness an attempt to
and II the first at
Euccessful-as Mack thinks it
|alI four weeks Will be devoted
|ssslcs. "The Merchant of Ven
be first. and. II successful, will
Ia BY ''Julius ca esar" and THE
a the Shrew.'
M to Mack. there will be
"A new faces IN the cast, and al
18 does not know definitely as
HIll leave. the present contracts
1Dfember ! and II Is supposed
raj of the present players will
LEI cities. The new arrivals will
9m Chapman Of Los Angeles,
Meade OF Los Angeles, Arthur
a New York and Walter Gilbert
IelphIa,
o|kht say" said Mr. Mack. THAT
Garrett and I, while in New
lied UP all the best dramatic
he possible. and We will give
"a some rare treats this year"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21

The excellent performance Of sherlock
Holmes" given by the Utah theater
stock company this week, headed by
Robert McKim in the title role, is steadi-
house is promised for the matinee today
and for this evenings performance also.
Mr. Mcl<im in the part played here sew
eral years ago by William Gillette has
other members of the cast are adding to
their personal triumphs. The thrilling
scene in the third act, where Holmes
escapes from his enemies when his dea tn
seems certain, is one Of the most vividly
portrayed on local stage in many years
''The Trained Nurses" at the orpheum
this week. Is. proving to be an elaborate
production Of a plot and immense dress
ing and go" The costuming Is a verita-
BILE feast for the feminine eye, and there
are some truly exquisite gowns on view.
The numbers are all Of a satisfactory
nature. Henry Bergman and Gladys
Clark, as the sham patient and the new
decoy nurse respectively. infuse plenty OF
fun and dash. and good support is given
by Miss Bronte, brunette with rich
singing and comedy-everything in fact.
to make 1t one of the best tabloid musi-
cal comedies presented at the Orpheum
for many moons.
1.-THE Death Stone OF India" Is the film
announced as the feature of the Rex bill
that opens this afternoon and runs for
the next two days. The feature is
three-reel Bison film: telling a stirring
story Of excitement and adventure In
India, and 1t Is said to be rema rka BILE
In the faithfulness of the detail of all
scenes With 1.-The Death Stone OF In
dia" will be seen the Animated and one
or two other reels.
A A Cines- -Kleino drama In two parts,
The Rival Engineers" will be shown
at the Mehesy today. This tale Of the
rails involves two engineers, one a surly
chap. Stanley. and the other. Jean.
hail fellow well met" The latter, run
ming an engine the brakes of which have
been "flxed'' by Stanley, Is held respon-
sble for the accident which follows and
fesses and Jean is reunited with his
family. THE Last OF Her Tribe" Ira
matte Indian romance by the Selig COM
pany. concludes the programme,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21
Recommends New Supply.

In a report submitted yesterday to Dr.
T B. Beatty secretary OF the state board
of health G. F. Emery. sanitary Inspector
advises that the towns whose water sup
ply now comes from American Fork cam
Won, secure another source OF culinary
water as he found conditions In that sec
ffnn dnSa nifaTN.
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uN the symptoms Of kidney
'sF srouble are so plain no one
re them. Backache, weak and
k With soreness over the kid
W pains, zhsumatism, dull
I'D disturbed sleep, are all
q OF a trouble that Foley
''lls will relieve quickly and
~ Try them. Schramm-
drugs, he Never-Substitu-
1ye (5) good stores.
(AdyertiErusnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21

the president, secretary. directors and
supervisors. An official inspection of
the coliseum has been made by the ex-
ecutive committee and all are pleased
and encouraged over the rapid progress
that is being made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21

Franklin Young Gates and Fioronco May Keate
both OF Salt Lake.
John NJ Stafford and sirs. Julia Mcssingor. both
OF Grand Junction, Colo
D. Banding aud Anna Ethel Goss. both o,
Salt Lsko. -
Ralph C.. Smith of Mohrand and Hazel Beyins
Of Salt Lake.
c. l. Roid and Laura ShotwelI both OF Garfield
Frank J, Mntin OF Garfield and Emma ~ Coul-
tor OF Silver Bow Mont.
Horny Norris Of Garfield aud Ethel Walker OF
Salt Lake.
Joseph ", white and Nellie Meomie. both of
Salt Lake. -
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
Salt Lake City Utah.

August 10. 1918.
Sealed proposals will be received al
this office until 10 o'clock a. m Tues
day. September 8. 1913, for grading be-
tween curbs and constructing bitulIthic
pavement on the south drive of Second
South street between Elizabeth and
Twelfth East streets, paving extension
Ing curb and gutter and bitulithic pave
ment on Eleventh East street from Ninth
South street to Yale avenue; for grading
pavement on Yale avenue between Elev-
enth and Fifteenth East streets. and for
grading. constructing curb and gutter
and paving with Utah rock asphalt.
Ninth South street from Ninth East
street to Eleventh East street. paving
extension No. 81; for grading, construct
ing curb and gutter and paving with
Utah rock asphalt Highland Park drive
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21

Eogeil. a painter. 90 years OF
sa painful Injuries in a fall
noN at ths Washington school
noon yesterday. lie was ia
emergency hospital at police
end attended by DR.. H B.
1eside fractures of the left
VIE I'D, the injured man was
sunering from many bruises.
-Aea To the Holy Cross hos
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

Robert J, Cunningham. do6 East Second South:
girl.
.yerno ", Enrle. AIS Second avenue. Waterloo:
girl.
George J, Faucett. 1857 Johnson street: girl
James McClellaD6. 3lS Pitt street, boy
George A. Cruise. S52 Groon street. girl
r O. Ennford, 1927 East Ninth South: girl.
Frank II. Kellogg, 20 Gregory street; boy
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re p Devlin Buried.

a- II III lOu-
vices for George P. Devlin,
~ OF the Strevell- Paterson
sonpany, who died Sunday in
.[on' were held yesterday af-
~. Eagles hall. the decedent
oer or Salt Lake aerle No,
suanstlc service Of the order
she ceremonies, the Rev. FL
psm len delivered the funeral ora
quartette sang several
Ah'erment was In the City
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-21
Bank Structure Progressing.

The new structure of the Farmers e.
Stockgrowers bank, where the old Wells
Fargo building stood. Is IN readiness for
the terra Gotta facing to be applied The
scaffolding has been removed from the
front OF the building,
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Construction Company Sues,

Asking for $4,000 damages for injuries
alleged TO have been sustained by him
while employed By the defendant near
Grace. Idaho Norman lie BuAe yesterday
filed suit in the United States court
against the Phoenix Construction com
pany.
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The following theatsr notices are marked
advertisement" in order 10 comply with q
strict Interpretation OF tho now federal news-
paper law In no Sepse are they paid adver-
tiseuentG They are items furnished by tho
presB agents Of tho various theaterp.
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ogden Is Congratulated,

Ogd en- Is congra tuated upon having de-
cided 10 install new water supply hav
Ing for It's source South Fork canyon. In
a letter sent by DR.. r.. B.. Beatty, secre-
tary of the state board of health. to the
mayor and city commissioners Of that
city.
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RadWays
u Pills

which nsHist nature ia regulating tho whole
system.
All dlIorderB OF the ptomach. bowels liver
Kidneys bladder. DILloUSNESS, INDIGES-
TON, CONSTIPATION quickly cured &c A BOX
AT DRUGGISTS OR By NAIL.
RADWAf CO., As Lafayette st. New York
(Adyertisement.)
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EVERY WOMAN

wants TO feel we'll and look woll. This condition
can be attained only by keeping nlI OF the organs
OF The body In harmonious. healthy action, A
clear skin. freedom from pimples and uallowness
bright e,es and feeling OF hoalthfulness will
fOllnTy nf -
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Deatlls.
Marriage Licenses.

AusuOt 1s. isi3-Theodoro G. Reusscr Hol
Cross hospital. yeare: ncnte appendlcitls
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tonight, Majestic Pavilion,
y largest and finest floor,
. Advertisement
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ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE THEATER-John Ma
son In "As a Man Thinks" Three
nights. beginning tonight, with
matinee Saturday.
ORPHEUM-Taude Every aft
ernoon and evening.
UTAH THEATER-Robert McKim
and associate players in Sherlock
Holmes" All week. beginning to-
night; matnees today and Sat-
urday.
EMPRESS-Naudev Performance
every afternoon and two perform
ances at night,
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Notice Of Sale OF Real Estate.

Consult county clerk or tho respective
signers for further Information
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kaus From Scafold.

Ndvertiscmeut.'
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Das 3uftudtsbaus.

Die gepilliglinssn fir oas GU
fluhtsbauE iino AUDI bsbsutsno nis6s
riger. ala Tie ge,pefen finb. 5ir ben
llnierri6t Der Sniaiien Der Qnitnlt
forst. tpis % fib audi ssb6rt. isst Der
S6ulratb. 4uf Der neusn 5arm
tam ein grocer 1beil Der notbpenbis
gen 0ebensmittsl stsosen tpsrbsn unb
fpnrfome Dsrpoltung nirb bos uebs
rios t6un. Mean Sle poDilIons auf
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futtbe bcnuhrtdttlt uurocn, 0aB auf
8ci6luB Der 8erbQn0e Die aonpeR.
ttOn oennodJ 6Ieles ,fabr IN Nerpart
abgebalten meroen iou, 10 m6dten
mir Ole &ofnloerbauoe oarauf aul.
merflam MAIDEN, OuB Die &unpeHtiou
am % uno "a Nuguit itattftnotA
miro. unierc aomnttteCu iino igtt
ilciBig ON Der Arbcit. Die piclcu 8pr.
bereitungcn bteriiir gu MAIDEN uilo
mir erUarten, oaB iid) Die GeIegdieu
pou auen GbeiIen-oc5 Staates sabt.
reid einfiuoeu meroeu bamit mir
nit Der inLpoianten gtlnmcr umo
Startr unlern @egnern tnpouireu
fonncH.
9@lr peroCn ntd}ts uuOerIudt laiien,
Sen lm5 bciufcuoen GeIegateu NIB
@aItcu e. 10 angcnebnt pte m6glih
sat MADDEN 0anit iif Die 10. ,SabreS.
foHoentton Den nn0eren mi:roig sur
Scite itellcr fonn.
@ir cmpiebleu ben peridieocuan
@erbapoen, lid am beIten oireft NIT
ben Sptels in @erbtnoung 5u iesen
o0er Oas altf Ger beiIiegenoen 5oteI.
lite beuanrte aommitteC 5u benod-
rihtigeu, 0a nit Die n0tbigen 8ur.
fehrungcn getroffeu uerocn fonnen.
Oic 8dite auItdnoig uuter3ubringea
Gerban0e, meIdc gr0Bere 7eIegatio.
ncn ihtden, iouten porber etnen
Guarticrmaher bierher id)itcn umo
Guartter belegen. llntenitebeuo &C.
zen mir eine Siitc Der beiiereu Sotels
nit Trei5angabe
1Serner modten mir Ste bitten,
uns 10 balo ais mogli6 an3ugebcn,
pie pielc Delegation lno 8oIte fon.
men, mann uno nit melhcr gubn, oa-
nit Dos Gmpiaug3-a -aountittee ieincr
liIIht nadJtommeu fann
lie aoRpeution miro Sumitag, Den
%. 9luguit 8ormittags If ubr. nm
6ohifitl. .glubitorillm er0ifnet ner-
ncn. Gie &ofaI .9rdiioenten uerocn
iif lm 10 llbr oaielbit periammcin.
allie 2Iufraaen lmo 3uifrtften ituo
an 0ic llHter5cihneteu 81 rid)teH
WItt oeutIdem SruB uno 0arto'
Ihla8,
6ermunn GI5ner, &raiioert.
SuItu5 sud-, ScfretGr.
&oteIs in 9tcmarf, ..
S5otel @ar0en, $3.50, $500 nnS
$3.50 (2lmeritaniiher QIau).
S5otel Sberpooo, $3.50, $500
.lut0 $3 90 (2lmcrifouiiher Nan.
6otel SciIcr $3.50 per Gag
Characterization Glou).
Star 6otcl, % Il 4erion (Guropdi.
iher 4lan1.
3raufIiu @otel. $tOO per Tag
/ (2lmcrifanIiher &Iauj.
Gotp @ouic, soc mo 75c 4 Ser.
ion lGuropdiiher @lam.
ISadlon 6otcl $500 per Tag
(gImcrttauiiher Qanl.
WcTonieIs', SOC, 75c, 81 90 (Gu-
ropdiiher Glon).
g2cacn ucitcrcr 9lustluft men5e
man lid an oa5 @otel aonuHittee:
! Gbos VI. Uaaer, Scrmauu
! Gl5urr, 8m. @utfbaop ltto
/ Sorrn Hoiipf
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Wcrait (EiniturS.

Gin 8criiit melAes an Dem Saitlc
90. 625 Dit 6roHt StruBe ange.
braft mar, un6 auf DeItem Die yea.
Ter Cbomas 1Stpatrif, 10 Sabre aft,
Don 9to. 2l5 Crescent apemIe, GDo-
iugtou, SIN, uuo @iuiam Roahe, ~
,Nabrc alt, bon gto. 2ls g8cit II.
StraBe, Gooiugton, Sp., nit Waltr.
2lrbeiten beitaftigt parer, brad &C.
tern iuiolQe RahlGiiens zines SeikS
3ulamHIeu uHb itiir3te in oie Iiefe, bic
Waier nit nd retBeno. ,Sispatrid or,
lit cine &erltalhuug ocs ltnfen gei.
ues, pdbreno Boahe einen 9rltd oeS
iiufen Shentets. oberbaIb oes stnies,
oapontrua Die 8erleeten muroeu
hen itaotnfen araufenhaus eirige.
iiefert Tie 8erunaIuften maren oo.
init bcihdftigt, eiu AetlameidiIo Reu
ga mlIeu
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3uiammtn S595. 700

9lidliaerrpeiIe mar bic Qbminiz
Itrotion i'm Stanbe. gsniiseno griparz
niiIs 3u MAIDEN, nm oiefs 8eringerung
Der Ginnahmen imo Grbobung Der
2lusgaben nus3ugIeiden, dber es mar
nieies etne iehr i6pus aufgabe, uno
bate Sur 5olge, bab bem Teportsment
fir offentlite Nrbeiten bel psitem
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