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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-15
A GIRLS ANSWER.

A Topeka gfrl-she doesn't want her
name made public. you know-sends in
an answer today to rhyme that ap-
peared in the State Journal October II
The original rhyme follows:
THE OLD-FASHIONED GIRL.
Backward, turn backward. oh time in thy
flight
Give US girl whose skirts are not tight.
Give US girl whose charms, many or
few,
Are not all exposed by too much peek-a-
boo.
Give US a girl. no matter what age.
Who wont use the streets as a vaude-
vile stage.
Give US a girl not too sharply in view;
Dress her in skirts that the sun can't
shine through.
The girls answer is this:
THE OLD-FASHIONED MAN.
Backward. turn backward. oh time. IN
thy flight
Give Us a man who can look at things
right.
Who looks not on women as so many
cattle.
TO be picked to pieces in wordy tongue
battle
Give us a man. no matter what age.
With whom leg shows are not all the
rage
Give Us a man whom the world might
call slow,
Who'll not follow the track that all tha
fools
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-15

Washington, Oct 15.-Secretary Bryan
will leave tonight for Waterloo. Iowa to
address a meeting Of dairymen Friday.
Senator Cumnins will speak as Repub-
Hcan. former Senator Beverage will pre-
sent the Progressive point of view. and at
President Wilson's request Mr.. Bryan will
be the spokesman of Democracy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The probate court has issued Ii
censes to the following couples: Eliza
Price Gibson. aged 81, of Kansas
City. Mo. and Maude A Bascom,
aged %, of Topeka
Joe Taylor. aged IS. and Lizzie Shu-
ford, aged %, both of Topeka
Ray SIusher, aged q, and Ruth
Hungate. aged is. both of Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-15
Miss Leischman's Wedding Day.

Geneva, Oct 15.-The marriage of
Miss Nancy Leischman, daughter of
the former American ambassador at
Berlin to the duke of Croy is to take
place on October %. The Catholic
bishop will perform the religious cere-
mony in the cathedral here after the
civil ceremony has been completed. The
wedding will be of the simplest charac-
ter
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-15
SURPRISES IN GOLF.
woman's Golf Championship Contest
Eliminates Champion.

wilmington. Del. Oct I5--There were
two surprises in the first round Of the
wOruau-S golf championship here Tues
day The first was the unexpected de-
feat Of Miss Margaret Curtis. three times
champion Of the United States and title
holder, by Miss Caroline Painter of Chi
caEo. the western champion
The struggle was not settled until the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-15
Up. MORGAN'S WILL.
The Estate VIII Pay $3.50. 900 to Brit.
ish Government.

London, Oct. >15.|The will of the
la+e J. Pierpont Morgan was probated
here today His estate in the British
isles amounted to a total of $3.50
1876 The government will receive
a hnI1t $3.50. 600 in death duties
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-15
Births.

The following birth was reported to
the office of the city clerk today: DR..
and Mrs Frank Orson Boyd, 1855 Lin
coin street Oct. Is. girl
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17
CsO&y Tssasus~'s ksaies

To The e..thic N. N coal Go. aud - al par.
-oIis having an iliterffst title ~ rscura or
b. tiie land hfffiuaiia aT tesrrihed
>otiue iH harehf given thai tho han dsty Of
>oTemt,er b ffil she iuilo~snsl fie=sr ii,ea
pr,p-rty. siiusie in the Gunnty u tsanni-oa
sad stete of Clii| |frstio. = All
The ~ ~ snd ~ a -Eia q $50 4
end NJ of >tA4 81 sec ~ a. ia Txy. ~
south Of Rang . Wei y NJ Y NJ xas did
tor deiinau-nt taxes fpr the year iss snd pur-
chased b. ouEni-on County. Thai -aid pre-
mise taxsa Tor cd year iq.ls IA the name
of .,othic N N a Goa o.
That The -ald huuuis ouuty b. a. uuuty
lreasnrer did on the lfith dHs 81 -eptem her lsIs
duly assign the c.rtiiioste ot purchase. which
Was issssd rs the ounty Trse- -urer. 10 SAID
tunni-ou County fr shflxe safe. - Earnest
= iiier who ha made requr-i Hison the res=
uIer 81 said County tst nutifuation. ss priqid
ed bs the Law of itti. IN order that he may se@
eos,e entitsed ,o = deed said certiiiaste fos
said year
That the time % redsmption ~ said real
estate frnm such tss saie will expire on the
zath ias a Jsnnary A. y. iaii and tx deed
vii issue therefor til 36th day % January
A, u. 1874. unless reaermed theretofore.
Dated this sch dsv - Dctah y 4 d. 1913.
A>NItM DDWNEY
tSEALl Tres mr. Of ssii t,unHi-On touatp
first Pub Ort. ~ ~ t q. PALMER. Drputy.
Last Pub. Oct -
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17
Csun1y vssespss's Nsaiee

To Louis A. Wait and 10 all persons having 40
interest or title of record ia 10 the iaoA
bsreinafter described.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th DAY ~
November. A. ID. 1916. the folnwing d.-cribed
propcrty, situate in the County ~ Gunnissso
and state Of oloraao, to-wit:
The Nv of Stis 81 sec 3. Twp. a. south ~
iRaDse ~ West n. N y NJ, wss sold for tile de-
inquebt taxes Tor the year 1906 and purcha sed bv
t'unnison County. That said PROMISES w.uD
taxed for said year 1870 in the . of unk awn.
That the said 6unni-on County by it, Caunty
7 Ireaaurer did ON the sth day of October feis
duly assign the certifcHt of purchase. whick
was issued by the County Treasurer, 10 said
tfuunisoB County tor above sale, to y. " Cisn-
denim who hath made request upon the Tressr
urer of said osnty for notficstisn, as proyisisd
by the Law 81 1*5. In order that he may 10
come entitled 10 q tss deed said certificaso
for said pear.
That the time Of pedeupton of said real -
tate Iron ssch tax sale will expire the 24th
day ol January, A. d. 1914 and tax deed viii
Issue therefor the zsth day Of January A.
ID, 1914. unless redcemeG heretofore.
Dated this sth day Of Octnber A. =. 1918.
ISkALl AN>IEM NJ DOWNEY.
Treasurer of said tiunnison CountS.
First Pub Oct. NJ by y. q. Palmer. Deputy.
Last Pub. Oct "a
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17
s1iss q Ajns1ussf 0ay

Estate 81 Wayne scott Deceased
The undersigned. having been appointed en-
ecutria of the estate of ayne scott late of the
County OF GunDieon, in the state Of Colorado,
deceased. hereby gives notice that she will APP
pear before the Countv Court of said esunnisoa
County. at the Court House ia Gunnison "
said county, on Mon1ay, the 10Th day Of Nov
ensDer, A. d. 1913. At the hour of 2 o. clock Y =
~ said day, at which time all persons having
claims aeaiDs said estate notified aud ~
auested to attend for the purpose 81 having tAss
same adjusted All p-rsons Indebted 10 SAID
estate are requested to make Immediate psD-
ment to the unders iened
Dated at GunDison, Colorado, this 9Th day a
October. A. Ii. 1913
RAJ HE'LL SCOTT.
Executrix OF the estate Of Wayne scott do
cea-ei
f. M. NOURsE, Attorney.
First Pub Oct 10
Last Pub Nov
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17
PUDucA1lo1 LIST DELINQUENT TAXES
soa use vsAa sem

Treasurers Office.
Gannison Couaty.
State Of Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17

NAME OF OWNER
OR TO WHOM ASSESSED
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17

NAME O. OWNER
0k TO wHO2 ASSESS
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17
Case of Mrs. Tully.

Chicago. HI take pleasure in
writing 10 thank you for what Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
done for me. suffered with such aw-
ful periodic pains, and had a displace-
nent. and received no benefit from the
doctors. | was advised to take Lydia
l. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. and
am now as well as ever Mrs. VII
LIAM TUILy, 2052 Ogden Avenue,
Chicago. H.
IL you have the slightest doubt
that LYDIA T.. Pinkham' Negeta.
BILE Compound will help YOU. write
to L Lydia E.Pink ham VI MeiicineCa.
(cOnfidentiaD Lynn Mass, for ad-
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman,
and held IN strict confidenco.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17

and ! got nothing
that helped me un-
til ] began taking
Lydia f. Pinkhams
V Q geta BILE Com
pound ! was irreg-
ular and had cramps
so bad that ! had to
90 to bed. Now l
have better health
than J have had for
years and | cannot
speak too highly Of
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17
&u1ire fsr 2 Pskkcssss
Drgssr asarIf = tiIe llliarift
4 , Lssa tJiiicH = alsnlFfs-a fliurlsiit

brfistrf asrrf r NJ l1liafiIa1.
> isssa sJiiscn Aastso-a cliursila.
-srfaullser p. iiffa.
Notire b harahs Efser tia Is.Iin katsi|.sa-
0f ~zsSglif0rss. 80 lrste NifI Jsa4F llf. 8.
made h1me-iHso bntrf ~. = q. fIaun sssn
-sries. NJ. q NJ 20 Sfa ~ ~.
ship >orth. Rage Vgsl ~ Nnxirn Ner.
lussn. has hiesi uotire of intaBiiss - anako
fiDai fise tear hoiIiestead frgl3 - establish
ciaim ~ tie i-ra lshsfsa as-GriiIsd bHiors n
Nounso, ; fumasi-SisInqr - tsanais.iii. q oio-
rssisl, 90 tifc tenth tias % NtsaIslil, il,sr 1913
Alalmsnt nsneS ~ Siidas~s-
t8fu Esul-ey frauk y farpaufer,
tetar Ieter-uns al n -apinarH4 4 tsSiurailo ssd
Fred foreman ~ 1imsrr %. toiofaio.
b ir-i pub Drf 0G 1HiNNER
Is-t Pub. Nov- k-si~tsr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17
e00 UooG v9M ~

k . a d
OF In day Of \
IF o o of
in the whth
h down sndp
toN
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17

your medicine. Mrs. JESSIE SCHAAR,
4l3 Main St, Grayyille, Ill
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17
WOMAN 4
GREAT SUFFERER
Tel How She Was Restored
To Health by Lydia e.
Pakham's Vegeta-
BE Compound.

GRANVILLE, I'LL was a great suf-
ferer of female complaints for a year
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17

tax ad bve 10 the year cmpn the OF la a
the Abstract the penalty first of Of
cen MONTH homM an
b a
unra he the If AK a dcompr
OF the c OF the ,togth O Oh al one
cntp month"; August to n
I'm
Colorado his day f fse d.
NJ
al Conty Treasure
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17

Mrs. j. J. Shackleford of Baldwin
was in the city Wednesday on her
way to Jacks Cabin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Collins enter
tanned Tuesday evening at a hand
somely appointed six O'Clock dinner
in honor Of Mrs. b F. Pitney of Los
Angeles. Mrs Pitney has been the
inspiration Of many very delightful
social affairs during her stay in
Gunnison, and her friends will be
sorry TO see her leave.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-18
Ter nMildlfnhe. 3na4

@dhren0 Ocs ~fommen0en U}ouat5
September, nduilid pom ID. bis 27.
miro Die gl}cbrasfa 9 irmcn5 4iios
citation" mtcr 4eibulie Der 5taats.
lIniDeriitat cincu logon. nl}il6tibe.
Bug" ourh Dem Staot fiibrcn, NAM.
auf Der burlington IND 9ortbue.
iterH Giienba Mimi Ser 3ncd
oieier nettcn mo gluten 5ade ioq
ieiu oet 6ormeru Re6ra5fa5 0ic
5l%redmdBige uu0 profitable 4ro0ut.
tiou BON 0lten Utilhfiiben, iomie
alter Q}ilh mlo Butter ourd prnf.
tiihcn Gni1amugslmterrid Dor
}lugcH 3l fiihren. 3u oieicm ge5us
ic tper0en einc gtn,a6I gutter D}ild
tii5e Der @olitcin e5ericp, A1eri6ire
@urenicp limo Short5ornS Roiie DoH
Der Staat9s Grp erimeutiarm In cis
nen groben 5rG4tpuqaon geIa0eu,
beiicn Gn0mor0 gc0ffnct iciu miro,
1aHit bic Slide ohue llmi.dn0litfeit
a.5 cine ~i0ge1onHte o6lat Gar" &C.
ii;brt merbcn fonten, INN bort BON
Den begleitcn0eu Sanueritan0tgcu.
gum AHihcumua mtcrridt bemlbt
SID Deroen. pell IeBtercr aerptB icbr
i]nterciiaut ucrocu miro. SIN eiuem.
beqleiteH0en 9aggagcUaggon miro.
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9en Dtrben, ben berbranHttn 3eil,
dbnlid pte ben Doht BEL unIeren
5olgli4ttrn, 3u beItitigsn. Dies be-
Dsrifeqigt nun Der maIaBe NIT gill
fs 3tDeier StGbt aus barttm Buds.
6aum9ol5. benz .Rpdt". burd bic
unten Elm Stiff loder geidlogen 1T,
uHb rtl4e, neil re 70 f9 befpegen
IaHen, in primitibsr art cine qidts
pubf9ers btlbtn.
Dos Dommor III Elm aug ben
5tdmmtn Der duf ben iibaFntifdeu
3nieln BdIber bilbenbm .56or.o
Bissnerii" unb aus 1nbsren bobsn,
Bur pftan3enfdmiIt. Der 3ipterotars
ba3eeH geborisen @etpGtfsn oustre'
ienoss unb bdlb an Der Cuff geIb,
li6peiB trbdrisnbes 6ors bon an.
'snebm bnIiamtftm @sruh. r9nms
1or" btOtutet i'm Malanil6en mud
lsrabs8u r6orstrdns'. Don 5uma
"a aus selonet bos 6ors meift oIs
odmHnr puttb', b. /. peibes 6or3,
Il ben 61notl unb Dirb, neil "a
ii6 In altObpI. astbsr. BsnapI uHb
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itno 5uE ]crlanaru. % lht nun Dor porr nat Dem
10. brs giunato bt}ahlt
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Last den gesunden Verstand
Eufen Stimmzettel markiren
9amli Abr bic @aArhtIl mist

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lltt afnud't @rrtdite 8aifu iuf @d5 n.r0en
nod Der ecutrtluua o5 5fnutieu etatuthum5
btfiiuuHt capitalization miro ntdt ennaL te
rititit1t 6urt 0c N1rptrihoitG, ptrde Bic
Haet rrluliren.
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cine Ausiteall9 Don proftidcn @a
ibtuen un0 @c1euitan0en poraeiitArt
mic ioIdJe Der mo0crncn 0}ilt
m0uitrie mo SIR 5DedmdBiacn Be
bcH0lumq Der 0iildlIilbe, ionic Don
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iu6 it, baB Der @0rtraa Der 2ad
Ucritduoiaeu nitjt I'M Grcieu abqc.
Galten Uer0en fam, nerocn 6icicls
ZEN in cincm Raiiaaierpaggou itatt
iiHocn.
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nnbertn Gnbfan3eu leidt I0H, pieI.
lad gum 5srIts[tn zines GirntHes
b%triptnbet. Der infolge Ieiner Slar
Belt DurdTidtiqfeit pnb ieinss GIan
8ts gut gum lleber5iebsn boH Del.
bilbtrn taugt unb boju o1ssmsir
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alien aug btrfaiffis Dammararier
fnb gum 8siipiel BOB bon Der pa,
terid in6ito" qstponnene sDammnr
6atu", ODER Gtein6arB, uHb baf
.Dammor item" ooer iannr3s 6or1
bos BEN auF ben motutteu beint'
Edtn .Ganorium itrictum" uno ga
nariuum roItratum" tntquilt.
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OMAHA GAS COMPANY

$3.50 $500.
Stodcrs mo 5ccocr8, felt biz Toe
~nieoriger.
@ttc bis bette $7.00-8oo.
700.
@ep66nlide bis mitteImdBiae
$6.00-G.50
adIber SO. 10000.
gndcn $4. 50-6.75.
Sdpeine- 3ufubr $500; Morft
fart bis Sc B6ber. Durdldnittgs
prcis $77o-780; bo6Iicr qreie
$50
Gdafe 3ufu6r 10000; aaorft
t0c bober. &dmner 10 bis 25c
b66cr.
adumer, cute Bis bette, $780,
$50.
2dmmer 3ec6er $G.00-65O.
Mio0er 475-5.00
S16rlinge S.. 35--5.75.
S11rlinae 1ecocr, $5.00--5.40.
Mutcrihnie, $4.25-4.50.
@utteridafc Jceoer, $3.00-3.50
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@ssraudt Gurr et8eHts llrttsL, rGnH SIR ubtr
Sen @asr STANDARDIZATION 0rsibrief a.amut.
ales. nm mas Sic Cmatl @as GcUpaun Die
Ginger rriHdlt. lit aauofaite acrtt.ia 9,1aualn1.
1r~rmaihaitlthes 3aiaumgrursgltn guH @c
fen Der @c1lfa5rt omaha mo tcos5 5aobiamm5
in i5m it melt better fHr ms geoa ais 8aat3'
Aol6d. 6tb0cl &er3oscrmasu ua6 5pedioie Strci'
tcrcian
@ir fms elmer 8ereatcn 9eiIe8ua1 icGr uaac.
@ic S5r 6urru StimmsettcI martIrt, 10 per-
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Wlnrftbrridt.
5u0.G Omaha, is. "

Si6.G rnabu, is. anguIt.
Rin6Dicb- 3uiubr felt bis Toe
nie0riaer
@utc bis bette $S. 80 5000.
0iitteImdBige bis cute $500
$50.
@cp66nri6e Bis mittcImdBige
7.60-8.00.
@lltc bis bette 6argc Gtierc
$7A0-8.00.
NtttclmdBiae Bis cute $500
$50.
@%cno6nlifc Bis mittcImaBioe
G.26-7.00.
ail6c unb Sellers, felt.
@utc bis bette Seifers $3.50
7.50.
@ute bis bette aiibe 49, 00-6.50
Wittelmdbioe biz quite aii6e
$780, 0--$6.00.
@eiu66uIide Bis miiteImdbige
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lrtt SIR 6nrrn guiiftcu slIs6rud.
Cine Stimma IA" bc6cgtct cine 5timme fr
~iaiortses Sto0 gos; 8cgnlirnna Snfanfhs,r Staten
0urdl bic Staot; cine iihere eriparHis fur @as.
bcr5raudcr BON mclr ais 100000 pabreu0 Der
natntn 5la Sabre oaei1. uno am bic goscombam
inldno 3u ictcu, $l000.000 pcrt5 geraroBerm1cu
uu0 gtDciteruugen in uadiclbc Staou9cilru Dor.
5I1ebmeu.
Shr BAIT Ct {u rntihciocu.
gber, mas inner SIR tbut, itimmt!
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&flaH5eH aerjen.
periueubung uDn gaImbIdttern gu Be.
leHhtHnss5pefen.

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nnr ba3u, I'm aus BEN Warts ibrss
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berfertigt pirb, fOnbern ibrs BEL ms
gdufig 81 9raueroetor1tionen btrs
6enbeten 8Idtter perben bort bon
ben Ginge6oreneu aud gum 6srItsls
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lang bremen, beHubt. I'm cine
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burd Wetaarings am D~ieOer1ufrols
len perbinbert nuroe, nit b%uftenbem
8ammarbar3 unb itedt ben griner
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pdhrenb BEG 8rennens bic NIT 6ar5
gtfiinte, pflonSltde Ollie pertoblt.
muB bon 3eit su Self Gorge sstras
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-18

WattgtpprbtntB G@ttbs
patti nuf5ufrif4en. Gts
brdnhte 6nnrs un6 Gr~ifiertdmmt,
Topis ale G9ilbpattIa6sn, BIZ. ourd
ben Gebraud matt gsporben fno.
trbdlten ihren @lan3 fpieoer, fDenn
man 1s miitels Wdtts6GnTh6tns unb
gdfsIine trdftig 1brsi5t unb NIT GIa'
nan nsi nnhhnIi4rL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-18
Ueber ReguIirung Won Raten. -- Juristisches Gut
achten Won Richter Dickinson.

8ctlomucu, Dab c5 Der Staot m0 Scr Cos Combrnp
0a5 aedt ert1ciIt, eiHen aoutraft a53uidlieBeu, oarh
Den Der Erci5 6e5 @aie5 fir bic a~outimenten felt.
8eiett miro. lluO Dies mir0 ourt ben oft Der
%~e8i5lattr BON 1913 gct6au, n6er otefer gft nioer.
rlit bic aegeufudrtiae 5reibriefbeitimnuna bc3igltb
0cs aedte5 Oe5 Staotrot5s, Die @asrate feI3uiesen,
nidt.
gidter Giqou, elmer Der 6cocltcnoneu Gdref6er
@eriaim8s5eieee. ia8t: o26 e5 i'm @ar3cu and
5~peieI5ait it, % Bic g~egislotrr 6ca5iidtigte. bic
frogIhe A~utboritdt 81 ibertragen, DEFENDERS fpeuu
e5 cine Sade ange5t, bic @c3ug Gaf 9teucru. 36qc
ODER ioniiacr gitr0cu apf Die G]inDobner fat, ODER
mteroriide lie oocr beruifte natiirIide ODER Bar.
gerlide Hedte, o0er bcraube ie ibre5 Gigcnthms,
ioatc Der 3pcieI id %5uauuitcn Der giirgcr I6ien.
Ge5Galb, iucrut 3peieI beite6ct ioQtc, nelhcs
6as gcdt 0es S~taotratb8 1T mad Der qnnn6me Bic.
ic5 ga5freibriefe5, Den grci5 oc8 @aies gu r%earlirctL
I'M SAL eiucs 6cblidla8e5, einet aoutraft NIT Der
Gas Company ob3nidIieBcn, 70 mtB mad gidtcr
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@irareg I0ict, o6cr better Der gta6t; 0a5 ipir6c
bcibcn, baB Der Staotrot5 oas 8ledt 6abcu nar6c,
bic @asrate ieiiJuieeet, Die Den a%ouiumenten IN Der
5taot Gnlabo 5n bereducu III.
Charles !. 9idiuiun.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-18

Stinncr'S Gl6om Waearuni bel al.
len @rocers. @emadlt in He6rasia.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-16
RULING MAY AFFECT ALL
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANIES
Responsibility for Inheritance Tax
on Patrons Property an 1lli-
nois Issue.

The power Of states to hold safe deposit
companies responsible for the inheritance
tax on possessions slowed away in boxes
of patrons was before the Supreme Cour!
Of the United States for consideration
today. 1t is said the decision may affect
every safe deposit company in the coun-
try, but only those in Illinois are directly
concerned in the case.
The National Safe Deposit Company OF
Chicago, through its attorney, has taken
the position that the clause in the Illinois
inheritance tax law prohibiting safe de-
post companies from delivering TO the
representatives of the deceased patron
the contents OF boxes without retaining
a sufficient amount to pay the tax Is
unconstitutional. 1t is said the law i'm
pairs the obligation of contract between
the company and it's depositors, because
at no time may the company acquaint
itself of the contents of the boxes.
Attorney General Lucey of Illinois. on
the other hand, contends that the state
has a right to be advised at the time of
the death of a resident as to the extent
of his property. otherwise it would be de-
prived in many cases Of its interest in the
estate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-16
OYSTERS FOR CHRISTMAS.
Vessels Bringing Good Supplies to
the Washington Market.

In preparation for the demand the up
town dealers will make for oysters with
which 10 supply the Christmas market
the vessels now arriving at the oyster
wharf are, in most instances, bringing in
good full cargoes for which the vessel
masters expect to find quick sale
Yesterday five vessels arrived and it is
stated their total cargoes amounted to
nearly three thousand bushels.
Other vessels each with several hun
dred bushels of the bivalyes aboard are
due to arrive here this afternoon and
tonight, SO that when the Christmas de-
mand starts tomorrow or Thursday
there will be over 500 bushels in all
aboard the runboats at the 18th street
wharf. The oysters the boats are now
bringing in are said To be exceptionally
good. though some of them are rather
small. 1t is stated that there is a large
fleet OF Baltimore runboats in the lower
Potomac buying up oysters for the Bal
umore Christmas market. 1t is stated
that prices here will range somewhere
about 20 cents per bushel for good Po-
tomac stock