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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-02-22
The Real Cause

The Real Cause
In all the fuss over the divorce racket
the meat of the matter has been over
looked. The law requires a bona ide
residence, that is. presumes that the
applicant is SO Disguised with the State
wherein his OF her marital unhapriness
occurred that q return would seem i'm
possible. Not so, for there is a banker
ing for the old scenes. and when the
sagebrush surroundings have served
their purpose the Divorces fit away.
II the judges and district attorneys had
applied a little more care to the subject
of perjury, the evil would not have at
tanned its present proportions.-Oarson
News.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-02-22
Protest Gambling

Reno, Nevada, Feb. i7.-Taking note
of the efforts in the Assembly to revive
gambling in Nevada by making IL a
local option proposition and giving the
people of the counties the RICH. to
authorize gambling, the Ministerial
Union of Nevada has registered its
formal protest against the revival Of
gambling in any degree.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-02-22
NEW TO-DAY
Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Company
viii be held at the Office of the company, at
p. II. Hjul's Furniture Store, Eureka, Ne.
vada. on Monday. March "a, 1918, at 2 O'Clock
D. M, for the purpose Of e~lecting a Board Of
Trustees for the ensuing year., and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
come before the meeting.
C. G. II. Hull, Secretary.
Eureka, Nevada, February ~, 1918.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-02-22
Notes From The Legislature

.o.ins, the Kelliher bill providing Tor
,ho examination OF school children 70
datermine whether they were SUFFERING
from defective eyesieht or hearing OF
diseased teeth that he has decided W
have the bill indefinitely postponed TO-
na,hsr with the substitute offered oy
ou,side parties. and introduce anotner
MEASURE which he believes will meet tne
obiections raised. The new Dill WIN
proyide for the appointment OF a ooaru
Of one or more legally qualified pnysi'
clans. who shall examine such cniiuren
as shall be referred TO him by the schooi
authorities. The examinations shall be
prompt and individual. The physician
or physicians appointed shall be known
as medical inspectors aud the Board OF
Education shall fix the salaries and de-
fine the duties OF the Boards. An ap-
propriation Of not to exceed $500 per
year is to be made to carry on the WORK.
Fixing Legal Interest Rates
The Assembly has passed a bill fixing
the rate OF interest to be charged oy any
hank or banker or money lender at IL
Der cent per annum, or one per cent per
mouth. The bill passed after a lively
argument, in which it was stated that
some money lenders had enacted rs
high as 8 per cent per month. or 90 per
cent a year. The bill is aimed for just
such people.
To Investigate State Official
The Carson correspondent Of the Ely
Expositor says it is stated that Miss
Somers, Of Cherry Greek, will be sub
poenaed to appear before the investiga-
ton committee and tell what she really
knows relative to the charges she has
preferred against "a State official"
IL is is generally understood that she
referred in this communication to
Legislators to Supreme Court CLERK
Josephs. And IL is also reported that
the other Assembly resolution in the al
| legged prevalence of nepotism around the
State house likewise is directed against
this Joseph's person. Some time since,
SO the story goes. he discharged a
competent deputy clerk, and put
in his place, so far as the surface
indications Of the payroll goes.
an old man more than eighty years
Of age, who can't write his name
without sticking out his tongue and
granting; that the Supreme Court
! clerk tries to do the work. that Of the
$3.50 a month salary paid for a deputy.
the ancient citizen gets sl2.50, aud the
other 1887 so is retained by the Joseph's
family. The reason assigned for this
round about method of keeping q good
thing.i in the family is that the law speci-
ies that this deputy clerk shall be a
man.
And so IL goes, all up and down the
line-not pleasant stuff to read or to
write; but necessary for the public good.
That special investigating committee
will, apparently, have plenty to do-and
it Is going to require nerve to perform
the task properly. To halfway do il
will be worse than to have ignored the
whole proposition. The folks at home
are in no mood to relish a series of white
washing stunts.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-02-22
Smallpox at Elko

There are three cases of smallpox at
the pesthouse at Elko, according to the
Free Press.
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Joke On Cusfavo Madero

The finest irony attended the arrest OF
Gustavo Ma1ero, the brother Of the President.
distinguished as q politician. to whose door
most of the evils Of the administration have
been laid.
He had invited General Huerta to luncheon
at the Gambrinus. a popular restaurant. This
was a custom with Gustayo Madero in win
ming favor. General Huerta. however, had
invited guests unknown to his host. In a
room adjoining he had stationed detachment
of Chapultepec guards.
All were prepared TO take their seats when,
at a signal from Huerta, the officer in com
mand entered. Pointing a pistol at Madero
he announced that he was under arrest. At
the same moment soldiers filed into the room
and cleared it of all except the principals.
Gustavo loudly protested at this indignity,
but General Huerta replied in = loud voice.
c~ondemning the Madero family.
Madero Exiied and Brother Shot
Mexico City, February 19.-Francisco l..
Madero. deposed from the presidency ON Tues
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27
Puxxlina Scottish Terms.

between Scottish and English law terms. For instance, bankruptcy is in Scotland an "act of sequestration," a solicitor is either writer" or a Flaw agent" the argument in a case is the "debate," the assize Is the jury, a wrongdoer is delinquent" an idiot in Scottish law-is "a fatuous per. son" and burglary, is (with true Scot. tish caution) "housebreaking with an aggravation." Finally, an author Is in Scotland not a person who writes, but the vender or seller of real property
 from whom the title to 1t Is derived
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27
WiIlinu to Eelp..

Justwedd to father-in-law)-Ahem! You remember, sir, you said that after we were married you'd assist me in furnishing a house. Father-in-Law- And so I will, my boy. Come down to the corner and I'll introduce you to a friend of mine who is In the install ment business. Boston Transcript.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27

Miss Anna B. Blair was given very pleasant surprise party at her home last Friday evening by about dozen of her friends, in honor of her birthday.
 MT. and Mrs. George Roger spent Good Friday in Millerton.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27

The isthmian canal commission has requested the Panama government to recognize officially under the treaty the right of the United States to use, oc. cupy and control certain islands and peninsulas in the Gatun lake area out side the zone limits.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27

Nine persons are believed to have been killed in the fire eliminating in an explosion of natural gas which de stroyed the plant of the Malcolm Can ming company at Medicine Hat, All berta. Five are known to be dead and a dozen or more persons injured. most of them seriously.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27

Abe Attell. former featherweight champion of America. came back with vengeance in New York when he beat Ollie Kirk of St. Louis to stand. still in the third round. Kirk was saved from what appeared to be sure knockout by the intervention of the referee. Last year Kirk made Attell stop in six rounds in bout in the Mound City. so that Attell was eager to wipe ont the defeat
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBORS.

Some Things That Are Happening In
 Other American Countries.
 Great preparations are being made at Panama for the expected influx of vis- itors to, the canal zone. A transaction has just been completed between the Panama government and an English syndicate for the construction of new $1,OOO,O0O hotel of the most modern type, to accommodate 500 visitors.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27
FROM THE SPORTING WORLD.

This and That In Amateur and Profes-
 sIonaI Athletics.
 In about two weeks the Michigan nine will be bnttlrc in the sosthlCnd against some of the strongest teams in that section of the country in spite of getting off to what looked like slow start. 1t seems now certain that the Wolverines will be In better shape this season tf an they have been in many years past This is explained by the fact that 1t has been possible to give the team outdoor practice. something that was not the case last year
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27
NOTES FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
What Folks Are DoIno on the othss
 Side of the Globe

What Folks Are Dorno on the othsr
 Side of the Globe
 The destruction ct the opium crops by the Chinese authorities is being carried out with great energy. A force of 300 troops was dispatched from Annoy to Tungan. where the farmers have hitherto resisted the eff forts of the authorities to destroy the poppy plants.
 A new worlds record for distance in spherical balloon has been made by Rene Rumpelmayer, who has just com pleted a successful flight from Paris to point near Kharkov, European Rus sia. The distance travelled was 2,400 kilometers Approximately 1,492 miles).
 A poor woman living at Affoltern, Switzerland. sent three eggs to the Geneva military authorities as her con- tribution toward the purchase of army aeroplanes. She stated that. not hay ing the money, she gave what she could to aid in her country's defense
 Louis Lepine, the popular prefect of Paris police. resigned office after twen- ty years service. interrupted only by an absence of two years when he serv- ed as governor general of Algeria, from 1897 to 1899. MT. Lepine Is six ty-seven years old.
 While Primaves. an Italian aviator, was flying from Milan to Lugano. It. ally, he fell 900 feet into Lake Lugano and disappeared. His body has not been recovered The lake Is very deep. and the body is probably entanged in some wreckage.
 Djavid Pasha, with a Turkish army numbering 15,000 men, has surrendered to the Servians on the Skumbi river. Albania. Djavid Pasha was command CT of the Seventh army corps and for merly military commander of Uskub
 Girl strikers employed by potteries in East Liverpool, O.. accepted prop osition to return to work pending arbi- tration of the differences, during which they will receive $1.25 day. The girls struck for $1.50 day. ..
 An avalanche overwhelmed three persons. visitors who were skeeing near Pontresina, in the Engardine. Switzerland. They were swept over precipice and buried in the deep snow in a ravine #5..#
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27

More than hundred tons of brick blown outward from the walls of a New. York factory building by an ex- plosion of gas killed two children and seriously injured three others of large number that were playing in the street below.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27

Captain A. H. Bogardus, champion wing shot If the world. died at Lin coin. H., aged scventy-seven. Captain Bogardus won the American cham pionship in 1871 an successfully met all corners in England from 1875 to 1878. He was born in Albany county, New York.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27

Four men lost their lives in Lake Apopka, in Florida, when their launch capSized in the middle of the lake. They were E. D. Lewis. Frazier, Clar. -ence and John Garner. They were out for pleasure trip, and during high wind their craft was swamped. The bodies have been recovered.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27

A southbound freight train on the New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad ran into an open switch be tween Exmore and Belle Haven. Va Samuel B. Harrell. the engineman. was killed and Virgil Hearn badly hurt The latter was taken to Nor folk hospital
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
The Record of the Week on Accidents
 and Tragic Events-

and Tragic Events
 Grace, five years old. and Rodolph. aged three years. children of Anton Johnson. a farmer of Bethlehem. Conn.,. were burned to death in fire which destroyed his stock barn. The children had gone into the barn to play and. it is believed. carried matches with them. Their charred bodies were found after the fire
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27

An avalanche overwhelmed three persons, visitors who were skeeing near Pontresina, in the Engardine. Switzerland. They were swept over precipice and buried in the deep snow in a ravine. #5.=r
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27

Samuel B Harrell. engineer. wa killed and Virgil Hearn, fireman. badI injured when a southbound freight c the New York. Philadelphia and NoI folk railroad ran into an open switc siding between Exmore and BeIlhaYer Va. and was wrecked.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27

Girl strikers employed by potteriei in East Liverpool, O.. accepted a prop osition to return to work pending arbi tration of the differences, during whicl they will receive $125 day. The girl struck for $1.50 a day.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27

The Athletics have now won eighteen straight games since they have been in the south. which is quite a unique rec ord. The Louisville Colonels are the latest victims. having lost to the Mack men by ? to O score.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27

Yale university swimmers won from the University of Illinois, at Cham paign. H., in dual meet by Al to 30. Yale took the water polo game, to 2.
 Mike Gibbons says he Is tired of the fighting game and will soon become a lawyer.
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27

Matty Baldwin. the Boston veteran, and Eddie Smith of New York fought m interesting ten round bout to a draw at Browns gymnasium in New York
Connecticut western news., 1913-03-27

Djavid Pasha, with a Turkish army numbering 15,000 men, has surrendered to the Servians on the Skumbi river Albania. Djavid Pasha was command. CT of the Seventh army corps and for merly military commander of Uskub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-28
EhiffsHatbritbten.

Retp gort u. Sanuar. Gugss
tommen: y2apptun0" Don 4uttDsrpen;
.llltonia" BON gteapel.
2iberpool. 2tnget.: nUlunrstas
MIA" BON Retp Wort.
y Ylpmoutb. 2lnget.: uaajisr
Wtlbelm H." BON Hep gort ndh gres
men.
5aItfur. 2tngst.: n&pnbam"
bon ROTTERDAM.
W2arIetIIe, 4nget,: ,u&abon4
na" Bor yteip Dort.
GueeustOpn. @naet.: r5a4
Derforb" BON pbtlaoeIphia na6 2iDers
popl.
4lerunbrto. 2tbgeg.: r2lDrtas
tic mad g2ep YOrt.
2orbon. 4bges.: nMinne7ota"
nah Bhtlabelpbio.
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Jo5nipns sSnaueft
Sriust fein Rotin iiir ben anseblialerl
Selbitmpro sutage.

Ger geiterrr bon Coroner Or. sSoert.
nteper abgebaltene Snqueit betretis
oes 5obes Der q Sabre alten ,Srau
artie 2SohnioH,~> BON geo. S27 5tdte
qperue. bot ote gebetnnibpoaery/ llm-
Itonoe, pom oerrer Ser sSaa beglettst
mar. nitt auigefldrt. GIle 3ellgcn
iprafen Die lleber3euglmg aus, ooB
0ie fsrau 5elbitmoro begdHgen Bot,
ieootl fornte teiner etRen 8rlino fiir
eineil ioIfen dngeben.
GoIi3iit Wettberps be3eugte, oaB
grnan SneQiug. gruoer Der Sooten,
ioiort nahoem Der 5tmB ge11Qen
mar. nur biirftig befleioet aus Dem
Sdlne oelaufeu mar, nm eiuen Ir3t
uufsutrelben. 9tls er suriiffam, brad
er betplrBtlos 3l,irrmen uno 5tpur ie.
oenFaQ5 infolge Der aufregun9.
8erihiebene Rafbarn muroen be.
treffs eiues @eriidfs. oaB ;Srau
ssJohnion iehr etieriiitytig gepeieH ieiu
iolltr, pom Coroner befragt, erfldrten
leoof. nie er1pas Ierartlges gebort
;u hoben.
Ter Coroner tpirS ben isaa IN Gr.
pigung iieben. bepor er ieilleu
8abripruh dbaeben tpiro.
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Tics mno Ias.

- Der 0emeinbsraih Der Srtihdft
Ct. Bernard bat fib in elmer ReioIus
ton, BERN Qbitrift Wtapur 5unt
ibermitttlt tpuroe. gu Guniten. oss
gIdnes Germ 5unt's aasseiproten,
pelter cine ernerbuns bss aanaIbstts
Bis 3up Rob 4penue burh bic Staot
poriiebt.
- 4rbeits 9irettor priee tpirb
ben Staotratb beute 4beno sriu6sn.
$25. 900 bon Der Bonbausgdbe gu emit=
tirsu, ipelte bon ben Stinmssbern in
Der lesten Watl fur bic Sdaffung eiz
nss neuen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sutsss
kibsn fpurben.
Der Surpeiier 1apib Graoifpn.
108 Oft 4. Strabe, fuhts ssitsrn in,
gunoesgeriht um GinIsituns bss gane
!sru.tD<riabrens na4. Seti< 4t.ina
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1lleri@U=
caleIls 6at ni(jt
(einPSg(eidjsn.
Ms WittrI segcn Grfaltann Nniten
uno aatarfb. eeid,t nnb id)nca
~ Snnie an mndlcn.--tsin Duiles
Vint, ueldes senme 1T fir bic GAN.
w Saiion.
Viliiger nIs ierfig sefanite WeoiSiu
- Neiner nab garantirt lpirfiamer
ais irgembetiuas, mas man je &c.
fannt.-gcrindDt cs.

, peuie, reIcfe -SdEier soII UsalS" baben, ivers
ben suahrsdviniith bieien Hath niti fdaseH
Itss til fnr ben eeffr Der leoe ffnf Gents
ftngt. uns Is fpart eerpDbnli9a pon 40 bis 100
ThRf GenfS Eflide fiI Gene, tpeine iuformirt
fno. WsebsxiH I'm atetHeH su f1ufeH. ipttct
nystr ole ne feibii mattsn TGs aauien oon ses
ErtnIitfn RafsHimepisineE beeeuiet. pal, Ste
az uisg snriips. Nprfe yInfheH, 0tiieiieR.
Magtans eie. bssnhlsH 93enR Sie sHm saetlpieI
einT z5.Qtuis Blade SuiteRs gKe6tstr falrfef.
fc fHfhdlf bitfeite Mnaei0br 2 linssn. iunpon
bier sfiHfteI Enrtfp iiliynb sir % eents i0Hs
nsn Gle eine baEhe 9Gacne Enryp uGae4gH
ltfheM Ste observation-disclosures Wghtstu au panfe
ra.tsa. fpuren Eie nieI belh an eeiH SnrGp
auetH tsrin auHeroem loiiteH Ste. bar er yeta m
une ftneh ptrfi SaffeH 5te Hfs oaIIn beiufts
Zen. bok Bic bette une btIfialte Art. 9rfnliins
cen. rtfiteu unb auiarrb 81 furtreT Mno BHeus
rgcftsd. Ttpbterid tIHt A5rtepe su perbEitn, Dts
Ut. elnen auifn Borrnih bon Dlebistn bersulieis
len biErb WsifnHEg nnH etHem haibsn XlBi
iehsHbeg x9aiters mil elreHi tulbeH Btnt
arouHllrfem Slicer. gdrn fanfe ulali me- ~ ~
Ccnssntgtrfs 9Herce WeuthesgGrene JrtiSe ga
llngsn SIaffeD, itbiiifs pJefeibe In etHe 9iuls
ffdffs cpsr Lrpf unn ffEIe es NIT BEN 2prup
ant 9ie esebrnutsnInreifnra mr.; ieesT
sslGlbe iaat abneu, tuis 20 gelnnd.i nHe slns
eeH0muEfu tuiEn, natEeHo ote SnbfifnaisH GA
IaEfirsn, fEaenbclRem nnBnfTtsbenen aanieT
bas sbsib suficxasgtfatfeu. Ste iaufsn ieiHs
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ben srsite rfttf ffireaaleidher haffe tiir Grfals
tlfnpeu fsustFn. AroHetsite Aaiatrh, oesfersAt
.ete EeiHc Fidrfenbe. lnTniiec gairfmus brifyJi
bGE paHSe Spftem aue Ffre SefrHes Aafis lruo
ctrcHifde araHfbsitsn rno Ettginiatt iusresH
rgTtitigs.
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2ofal 8eri6t.
@ieoereingefiibrt
&irh bas itabtiidle Gepartement iiir
Strnfcnbabu.. .Snipeftion.

Die Stdbt fuiro In 3utunft tpieD:r
Elm Geparismeni fir Strubenbdhns
JnIps,tion baben. Sieies Department
mar betanntIih beim gegiun Der ges
eenpdrtigen Iominiitrution obges
ifdf1t tporoen, puroe ieood, geitern
nom QrbeitsDirettor grice iuieRr eins
eefiihrt.
UorIGufig fpurbe nur Elm Gbefs 5ns
ipe,tor in Der Yerion BON Clarence q.
pinierton, Don Ro. 1922 5ulbert
apsnu., srnannt, dber Serr pinterton
fuirb binnsn fursem msbrere aHiitens
ten erbalten. or ipirb ben StrdBens
babnoienfi senau 5u iibenpoden uno
ieine Berihte unb ettpaigs empfehlnns
oen unn 8eihiperben oem arbeitss
Direstor su unierbreitsn b1ben.
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Naiiinirter Z1tpinoel.
$olisei iahnbet anf eiuen ausebliden
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

So. 6. Morical, bon Srforo. O..
er,pirfte eeitern mn goli3eiaeridt Ell.
nen Saffbefehl gegen einen Charles
W. Bern iinter Der aftflage oes ge'
truges. gr mill bon benz 8enonnren
ium 81, ,732.6S beidppinbelt poroen
iein. 9errp At aus Cincinnati Der.
idaplnbsn unb feline geserupdrtige
soreife lit Der gsoli5et uid)t betaant
morical betauptet. BON Dem Utnnne
cine sSorm aefanit al haben, ipeldle
benlielben iiberbaiipt gar nid,t ae.
horia inlb 3u oeiien @ertaui er feis
nerIei gollmad,t beioB. WtoricaI iab
in elmer 3eit,tng cine 4nnonoe, in
tpeid)er BERN cine CUTE sSarIr IN Gler.
mont Gonnfp urIter auBerlt giinItigen
gebingunsen gum aauT aiibot. Gr
feste fid nit Dem nnaeblid,eit 8runa.
eiaenfb,rmsagenten m 9erbinouHa
ltnb fam o,If 6eiien GinIaoimg noh
Cincinnati. no er Verrp In feirler Gf.
fice I'm Eronioent ganf g,ebdube alti-
fi,fte. geihe begnben iih uah GIer.
mont GouHtn. no BERN Dem proipef.
tipen Aiiifer bic 6nrm seigte. gec.
risal mar nit Dem perlangten Nreis.
$500 einperitonoen, unb 3dhlte 70.
fort 81. 1896 ingdar an uno gab fiir
ben sssit Der aniifiumne @etbiel
Spdter mndte er bic nieberIhmet.
ternbe Gntoed,ng. boB yerrD ieoer
oie Gorni eignete. nod bon bem Dirf.
Iimen Better bepoan1d,figt ,porocn
iuur, bie{eibe All perfauien.
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betragen $36, ,045.15 uno ieiae 0er<
btnbli6teiten $43, 1885. 8ag Duas
renla9er fpq $50, 900 pertb fetn. @raz
biion giebt ihledtsn @ei6GftSqqng
ais 9runo fsiner Gage an.
Der Qusfhub bes Samilton
gpuntp 8arreau belt geitern eineaids
fprahe nit Der neuen gourtboufe
&ommiiVon, um es gu ern10glttsn,
oab berfQeubau in folder Deife porz
genomnten perDen foQ, I'M cine terlz
pDrdre 8erIegung Dss Gerittsgebduoes
naa benz alien 6oipitdlgebdube gu Derz
bitten. 8as 9eiu6 niro obne 3peis
fel gebiibrenoe geriitfittigung finoen.
8ei Der geitrt9en Wabl ber5rend
Bros. .zSauer 50. ipurben Die bisbertz
gen 8eun1ten ptebergepd6It un0 3par:
6rant &. 5ren6, prdiiDent; syulius 8.
Bauer, 8i3e> YrdIiDent; 9orrD u.
Chapman, SdaBmeiiter; Sobn S.
S9miot, Getretdr; fSrant Grper,
5ilfssSetretrd unb Shdbmeiiter; 9.
RuReQ Gbdpman, General Superin=
tenoent.
Der misunderstanding Der
6eoerateo Improvement NFoctations
bat fur Die am 13. 5ebrudr b. ).
'tattfinoenoe Dabl folgenoe Ranbibaz
ten uufgeitellt: Waltsr u. &ntgbt, grdz
iioent; 5. 8. Mardnortb /. gi3szBrds
iibent; Cute gB. Smitb, 2. gi3s grds
fioent; gbarles &. Setter, Setretdr;
R. 8. Rspcomb, S6aBmeiiter; Sias
bore Raub; Or. g. 6. SportIel, 4ug.
Sepn, .. u. purcsu, 9arrp 80. Sutdz
ms, 9trettpren.
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Sas StaotratbsfOmmittee mill bente
ben HeDrsaniiatipusplan oeiiuia
tin gutbeieeu.

9ds Stabtratbs 8ommittes fir
StraBenba6n.n tptQ in Der teutigen
StaotratbsiiBung, tpenn irgenb m6gs
lid. ben RsorgantfdttonsDidn fir ben
StraBenbobnoertebr untsrbreiten. baz
nit oerieI6e banu gut9ebetben perDen
tann.
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