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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

The accompanying design Is good
example of what may be accomplish
ed along the lines mentioned. This is
house of good size. % feet inches
by SO feet 6 inches. having a very
large living ROOM dining room.
kitchen and pantry on the first
floor and two large bed rooms. bath
room and three clothes closets on the
second floor; arrangement Of the
rooms as we'll as their size. lighsMg.
etc., is according to the most APP
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

careful thought and study are re
quired II house of medium size is
to have any distinctlveness or indi-
viduality Of appearance. But with
skilled designer who will really work
TO that end thoroughly desirable
residence may be planned which will
fully meet the requirements of the
case, yet still be within the reach of
the family of moderate means.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

Mr.. William A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject of building, for the readers Of this
paper. On account OF his wide experience
as Editor. Author and Manufacturer. he
is. without doubt. the highest authority
on all these subjects. Address all inquiries
to William A. Radford; No. 17S West
Jackson boulevard. Chicago. ILL.,. and only
enclose two-cent stamp for reply.
One Of the most frequent demands
made upon architects and builders is
for house of moderate cost, yet one
that will satisfy persons of taste and
refinement and come up to what they
feel home ought to be. With the
advancing scale Of prices both for
building materials of all kinds and for
the skilled labor required to fashion
them into a permanent residence, the
problem of satisfying this demand
seems to become more and more diff
ficult dissolution.
The writer has given great deal
of study to this matter, and has come
to the conclusion that the way out lies
not In going without. as so many fam
lilies do-continuing indefinitely the
old, unsatisfactory renting life, moth
ing is to be found In running far into
debt-also as many do-contracting
obligations far beyond their safe abil-
ity and mortgaging the future happi-
ness and safety Of the home.
No, the problem is rather one for
the architect to meet, unwilling as
they usually are to help much along
lines of economy. Architects ordinar-
lily, are paid a certain percentage.
ranging from 5 to ~ per cent, on
the total cost of labor and materials
entering into the construction; 30 it
Is only natural If they seem trlfle
uninterested and lukewarm about hold
ing down the expense. Nevertheless
1t is fact that the skilled architect
in designing a house-especially IL he
has given that branch of the work
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

Topeka,-The Barnes High School
law has given more than fifty thou
sand Kansas country boys and girls a
high school education without requir-
ing, them to pay tuition to the city
schools they attend. w. D. Ross,
state superintendent Of public, instFuc-
ton, has just finished the tabulation
of reports under the law, and since
1906 $3.50 children in the country
have attended the city high schools,
without tuition. TAX I
The Barnes law was passed by the
1905 legislature and went into effect
the following year with twenty,seven
counties and sixty-fonr high schools
operating under the law& The law has
been in effect Six years now and the
last school year thirty-eight counties
and one hundred and forty high
schools were operating under the law.
The Barnes law was enacted to give
the country boys and girls of the state
an opportunity for high school edu'
cation without having to pay tuition
to the city high schools. The law
allows a county to levy tax of six
tenths of mill, to be divided among
the high schools in any county, and
when the high schools accept this
money all children from outside the
cities are to be admitted free of tuition
and stand on an equal footing with
the children of the cities.
The first year the law went into
effect 4.029 students took advantage
of It in the twenty-seven counties. In
the last school year 10,433 students in
thirty-eght counties participated in the
law.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

proved ideas of today for convenience
and sanitation; the exterior, although
simple and plain. Is exceedingly attrac-
tive; the construction is thoroughgo-
ing and substantial, using waterproof
cement foundation, three-coat cement
plaster walls and creosoted red cedar
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

Charges of favoritism in allowing
prisoners to smoke while denying
others that privilege, INSTRUMENTATION
and serving the inmates with milk
from diseased animals, has been filed
against NJ. F. Amrine, superintendent
Of the state reformatory at Hutchin-
son. Sam Graybill, state live stock
commissioner, signed the charges.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

J. N. Dolley, former state bank com.
missioner, and the father of the Kan.
sas Blue Sky law, has been sued for
$4,000 damages for libel in the dis.
trict court here. The suit was brought
by Don A. Mounday, the manager OF
the land company which had brought
a suit enjoining the bank commission.
er for interfering with its land bust.
ness or the sale of New Mexican con.
tracts to Kansas people.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17
Rose FIavorInq.

Fill a glass bottle with fresh. fra
grant petals, crowding them down to
its fullest capacity, then pour in
enough pure alcohol to submerge.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

There are several consolidated
school districts and four or five town
ship high schools in the state where,
2 to 4-room buildings will be erected
this year to cost from seven to ten
thousand dollars.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

Kansas has enough. harvest hands.
The state free employment bureau has
sent out notice t. as agents in other
states directing item that no more
men be sent to Kansas to help in the
harvest. The wheat has all been cat
except in the extreme northwest cor
ner of the state.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

General Bethune complains that the
attractions of golf are keeping
men from joining the territorial Brit
ish forces.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

shingle roof. Yet the total cost for
the material and labor for this house
is estimated at $4,000; with the very
best of hard wood finish-oak floor
ing and red oak or birch trim-good
grade of plumbing and electric light
Ing and with satisfactory basement
heating plant, the cost of this house
should not be more than $4,000.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

Everything at the industrial school
for girls at Beloit was found to be in
excellent condition, w. L. Brown,
chairman of the board of corrections,
said upon returning from the Beloit
school. The members of the board
have been at Beloit most of the week.,
experimenting the removal of Mrs.
Julia B. Perry and getting Miss Frank
Wilson started on her new work.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

The employer who manufactures or
alters an appliance used by an EN-.
ployee in his business is chargeable
for a knowledge of any defects, and
liable for damages should the EN-.
ployee be injured as a result of any
such defect. This decision was
handed down the other day by the
supreme court.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

A new trial has been ordered by the
Kansas supreme court in the suit of
Mrs. Jane Caldwell against the Mod.
ern Woodmen of America, because
her husband had been found after the
courts had declared him legally dead.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

Trachoma, an eye disease prevalent
among the Pottawatomie and Kicpa
poo Indians, has been declared re-
portable disease by the state board of
health, and hereafter all physicians
will be required to report all cases to
the state registrar of vital statistics.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

During the month of June, according
to the report filed at the governors
office, there were nineteen Kansas
counties which did not have any pris-
oners in the state penftentiary at
Lansing. Fifteen counties had only
one prisoner and ten had only two
each. The counties which had no
prisoners at the penitentiary are An
derson, Cheyenne. Clark, Decatur
Grant, Greeley, Haskell, Hodgeman,
Lane, Meade, Morton, Norton, Raw
Inns, Riley, Russell, Sheridan, Stevens
Thomas Wichita. Counties having one
prisoner each: Chase, Clay, Conan
che, Gray, Jackson, Jewell, Kingman,
Lincoln, Ness, Rocks, Osborne, Sher.
man Smith, Stanton, Trego. Those
having two prisoners: Coffey Ed
wards. Elk, Cove, Kearney, Ottawa,
Logan, Pottawatomie, Scott, Seward.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

The Kansas supreme court has ad.
judged the mayor, chief of police and
three policemen of Coffeyville in con.
tempt of the order of the supreme
court prohibiting them from protect
ing jointists and resorts. E. C. Rice,
mayor, and Fred Wannenwetsch, chief
of police, were each fined $500 by the
supreme court. j. H. Fletcher, P. A.
Thacker and T. K Smith, the patrol.
men, were each fined $100 Unless
the fines are paid within a reasonable
time the five men are to be sent to
the Montgomery county jail Several
years ago the supreme court granted
an custer prohibiting the city of COT
feyville and it's officers from licensing
jointists or collecting fees of any kind
from them. The county attorney
found that the law was not being well
enforced in Coffeyville and brought
the contempt proceedings because of
the regular collections of fines from
jointists and their continuing to sell
liquors. The supreme court found the
city officers guilty of contempt and
assessed fine.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

Kansas is now paying the prisoners
of the Kansas penitentiary ten cents a
day and the money is to be used to
help the dependent families of the
prisoners. W. L. Brown, chairman of
the board of corrections, announced
that the new rate went into effect at
the prison July | and would be put
into effect at the reformatory as soon
as possible.
Heretofore Kansas has been allow
ing three and three-quarters cents a
day to each prisoner to be given him
upon his release and as something on
which he could start life anew. The
1913 legislature passed the law in
creasing that to ten cents day and
if there are dependent children of the
prisoner or a wife dependent upon
him, the prison board is to pay the
money to the dependents instead Of
to the prisoner on his release.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-07-17

The preliminary monthly report of
James Cumiskey, state oil inspector,
filed with Governor Hodges, shows
the receipts for the month of June to
have been $7,77O9O. The report is
subject to later revisions when the
reports of the deputies are checked
over with those from the refineries.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02
~Srancnwaklreeet lit Gmrepa.

@s pilrftc bon nllgenleincm Suite
reiie iein, eincn fllr5en llebcrbltd 3u
o%ctpinnen iiber Sa3. lpns Die Sroleu
IN europa I'M lcBtcn Sabr6ebnt an
Rcdtcn inn offcntlidcn &cbeu errun>
gen babcn.
Sn Sdnemart erbicltcn Die
Srullcu 1908 bas communulc Bnbl=
rctt rnb itehen hirctt boz Der Or
langun9 oc5 politiIdeil.
Su @uglaub lit ben Srnicn
1909, nebcu Den mcitcitgehcnben Hedl>
ten in Der Commune. Das paI'iuc lulo
aftiue 8ablrcdt gum 9~iirgcrnteiItcr
5ucrfunnt. &onbon 3. .. bat 8ipci
Sralcn I'M Stnbtrath. 9rci cngliite
Stdptc bobcu mciblidc Siir9crmciitcr.
IN Sinlunh crlnugtcn Die
iSrullcn 1906 Die pplitiidbc @lcid,bez
rcdtiauu9 nit Den Wdnnern: tic lpcrs
bcn in Den &nuhtng geipdblt; our 3eit
iino IL SiBc i'm Ynrlalpent bon Den
Sruucn bcicBt.
Sn Srnntrci d) cr6ieltcn Die
Sruucn 1908 Die &Gblbarfcit 6u Den
@clucrbegeridtcu.
Su 6ollanD licB Die lutbcriid)c
Airdlc bic Srullcn 1908 5un aftipcl
Stimn1rcdt al; Der Nc9icrnng5zG nts
murf elmer %crfnMnnNs sGepiltou Der
bciBt ibncu ou5 politiIdlc.
Sn Etalicn CAB MAJ Der
Sruucu uttiDco mn p%aiiipes &ohlrcd,t
3u Den Nunbclsfommcrn.
Sn Hprlucgcn erbiclteu bil
Srnncu 1907 dftiucS uub poiiioc;
@oblrcdt; 1910 CAB man ibncu ba;
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bcimc @uhIrcdt Sur Commune. 6cut.
bot cine Srau SiB nub Stimmc in
Surlamcnt.'
Sn z dl ~ c D lpurbcn Die conf
mnnlcn @ublredItc Der Sroucu 1907
cr!ucitcrt; tic crbicltcu DOS puiiipI
8ublredt unb ullr @cidrdnfunNci
IN 8c5n9 ailf bn5 nttipc purbcn uuf,
gcbobcn. Scit 1912 lic0t cine Ne.
9icrrng5s &orlngc Sur Giniilhruu0 Dc,
pplitildcn @ahlrcdtc2. lpic Die WtGl.
ncr co bobcn, Dor.
IN Der Z ii Wci6 bcidlo6 ma
1910 i'm ;}ilrid)cr ~anntpn3roth bi
8Gblburtcit Der Sroucu 5lm @e
pcrtcgcridIt mn crfanntc IN Der scr
iuiimlg gruubiuBlid) ibrt &~dhlborfci
IN Den Siaatsdmicrn an. Nnl Sian
ton 81. Wulcn lpurbc 1905 bic @Ghl
bartlett hcv Sruucn SIR Sdul Com
miiiiun bcidlo'Icu; bier mic III Gen
uub 8nnbt crbicltcn Die Srnucn IA
tirdlife StimmlrcdIt.
Sn Scuthlonb habeu n
Sralcn bu5 aftipe mn pulIipe WobI
] red)t gu Den aranfenfaiien eus attn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02

Serid1t betpnt, 9cniiEte fir Die Mic
rerldlo9nne picler Ibnlidlcr Sale.
Gie Stsislatur bea Sniclreid)es
10 miro bee Wcitercu Dehalipict, be-
fih 9sipcigert. @cictc 81 crIal'en
peldle DEM ldrmnGupllcn Wc1ld)cn'
banocl Gin @noc Su mnGlcn b%cItlnrrl
paren. 81. Wprccitcr bat ctllcn aus
iiibrlid)en Scrid)t, in mcld)em CT an
Die 3uitdnhc b%inluciit, Der @cIcp
9cbung abcrmals unterbrcitct.
,gs 1T iebr idlucr", 10 bciBt G
an Sd,lnilc bcs Scridts, yGin5cl.
beiten iiber cincn Sail III GrfabruH[
5u brinacn, bcnn bic Gonltoblcr ltcdc}
nit Den Observation-Disclosures ugtcr cincl
Scdc.
Ser 2caislutur ipiroc Gin SfIoa
p%cnbd1o!cr ppracfiihrt, Der III flaA'
.anti crariffcn pprbtn mar, ais CT
Gin jungco Wdbd,en ~pcrfaifcn lpolltc
bod pilrbe linn fcin SOAR 8ctri.mn1t
nGs mGre cine leidte Sahc, tan:
ienb, ia sebntauicnb iibcraengcnht
SGae Dor Mugeu in fiibren, bDb cit
paar mDgen s~eniiaen."
Die 8e9islnhlr Mitaliebcr lpcrpci
bcldulbigt, nuf ihrcn Slnnta9cn "a;
Sdonngcz Snitcm 81 umtcrbnltcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02

auf bic Srobifte cillcr bcionbcrcu
Spfnlitdt bc5ieben, mcrben ibrcn @cg
bprtbin finocu. Sic observation-disclosures
bcs mpnatlidcu Snntcn eGcridt3 miro
dufbprcn. ipcil es gar tciIlcn Siuu bat.
Die oarin onfgcltnpcltc Suiprmotipu
dlls6lldidcn; tic lit 5chn bis iicb6ebu
Gage alt, che lie III Die &GItbc Der Gn1s
pfdnacr gelangt unb bciibt Damn nid)t
mebr Den geringitcn Wcrtb. Sn GU
tnnft iuerbcn onltatt picIc5 mpnntIihcu
Crop Hcpprtcr" mi Der Sdrcibmaz
idine perpielfdltigtc mo~dlentlidle Souz
tenbcridtc III beidlrGnftcr 3ubl aus
seid,idt fperben, meldbc 5rglcid furSc
Npti5cn ilber midti9e GutDedungeu
llnb Gmpfeblltnscn Der perId)icDcllcn
Bureaus cntbalten ipQcn. Sdo Subr>
bld), ipsld,eo bis Jest Die Bureau
berihte cntbiclt, Inl IN 3ufunft cine
Snmmllnng BON Nrtitcln undp slrt Ser
Wtaga5illz Irtifcl bringcn. &pn bicIcnt
gudc iperoen aaidhrlih 100000
gremplare frei ueriunbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02

Sago auf &inbcr ,uirb angcblid1 ani
ben Ybilippinen iDitematiih BON
GiugebDrcnen bctricbcn.

Stlabcrei in ibrcr froiicitcn isorn,
ii nlIi bcu Fbilippincn i'm Sdipungc.
iclbit in Der Stabt Wunilo. uub has
YGondgcz Snitcm miro all allen gcfer
lnb Gubcu gebonobobi. SplbeS gebt
ITS ciuem Seridt beo Spe5iols Com
miiidra Senn @orceitcr berpor, Der
iocbeu i'll Der Sunhcobuuptitaot cinz
trnf.
Nui ciucu pcrbilr9tcu Sull miro be-
~ipnocrs h~ingeipicicn: Gin 10 Sabre
olic3 Wdod)cu lpurbc 9egen einiSc
Sdmcinc mo Elm alcibumaSitiit cina
9ctaui9t. Sao Sbcrgcriht hc5 Snz
iclrcidcs cntlieB Den icitgenpnmenel
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luorbeu mo fciue 0,cipnltmoBrc9cl IN
Nnlucnbun9 gcbrndbt porheu mar.
Sieicr cine Sail, 10 miro in Den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02

bicIen .Merfur", ser Die Conner
itimme bc5 &Dipen Goerrcs burch Dos
babe europa trug. Sa, NnpOlepn
ielbit erfannte Die 8ebeutlng bieies
8lnttce ull llub llannte cs Die FINITE
&eltmadJt", Die 9esem i'm pcrbiinoet
mar.
@ocrrcs mar elm @orfdmpfer fir
bic Spcc Der giniguug 9ertidlano's
I'M @uube NIT Se1terreid. unb pcr1
trot feline Sorbcrlln9eiL nadoem va
poleon geidlagcn mar. nit Ipld)er Be-
bnrrlibfeit, baB er perbaftct ipcroen
ioaie. Ser .Ierfur" nllrbe unter>
priidt uno @ocrres mll6te ms Iusz
lnnb fliiften.
9ieic critic groBe Yeriobe 1T fir
@perrc5 cine glprreidle, nie bon
Sreunb unb Seinb 6l9elianoen miro.
9tid)t minber groBe Gbre eripnrb er
iih in DEM nddllteu groBcn 2%cbcnsabs
idnitt, in Dem or por IQem ais @e@
lcbrtcr unb ais Torfdmpier filr Die
Hedlie Der Stride auftrat. Scine MnS
mcIenbeit i'll Wtiind)cn mad)te bieie
Staot 5ur fntboliihen G%entrale. Set
tcler unb aolping tanen babin, I'm,
bon @uerrcs 5l lsrnen, SDllinaer
mar bo, ulb YbilippS, unb piele In>
Dcrc. &is Die ppliiiihc Gntipidcllng
iriitercr Sabre mcbrere Sdriitcn 5ei>
tigtc. Dor &llcnl nbcr Den yWtcrfur"
ms Sepen riei, 10 BOT aud Die firdenz
pulitiihe GntIpidlung nebcn mebreren
! ,,A,rah NArtfr., Antt npl,,lttnStt
.Itbnuuliu5" pcranlaBt, III Dem
Wperrc5 nit Wndt gescu Die Serge
naltiornH Der Stride einirnt. SicIc
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Gbrenllancn Itbdnaiiu5. Den linn Der
Sl. Gatcr crtbeiltc. 0ocrreS mics in
! ocriclbcu bus llured)t nad,. aes ass
~prcuBiidc HegierIng Der airfe 9cgens
iibcr bcgungen bate. burh Die Ser
baitung bc3 Gr5biid'ois BON aoln,
Glcmens Alguit Srcibcrr b.. Sroitcz
Niid)crin9. unD burh Die purbcr an
i'm gcltclitcn S%orbcrungcn betreii1
Der Miiid)ebeu, Die CT nid,t unnebmcr
fpnntc. Gin 9cluaitiger aalnpf cnts
ltanD. i'll Dem 6ocrrcS vluic Gin rieiiz
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Icuriac SliBc idmiebete", nm lie nui
bu9 6nlpt bcs Seinoes 81 %id,leuocrn,
Sicic Shriit ilbie dhf Sreunb nnr
Seine eineu gcmnltigeu GinfluB aus,
unb mieperum ldln!lte europa nul
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mnb g~efeicrt purbc. Sca &aterluns
bc3 perlpicicn, lpie icin Gc9ner Nopo
, icon. perlpr @ocrrc9 Den crlporbeneI
; Mnbm midi, ionbern erfrcutc lid Del
grobien Gbre bis 5l leinem i'm Sabre
ISIS crfolaten ToOe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02

unD paiiipe 8ablred)t in Den linteren
@eripaltunscn Der Ncihsoeriiherunsss
orbnung. Sn Is beutidcn SunDesz
~Ituaten BADEN Die Srauen bas nftipe
uub paiiipe Wablred,t 81 Den 5anoelsz
fammern, bod bilrfeu JIG cs MIR III
liebcn Stnaten in Yeriou ouaiiben; in
Den ilbrigcu miiiicn iie CO ourd) eineu
mdnnlid1cu &crtrcter ansilDen ldllcu.
-8arl5 %cigcnnrtige, bon alien dnbe@
ren @cmcinbcs 8 rOnuugeu ablpcidenbc
Scltimmnngcn bat dos 8ruBher6p9s
tbum 8noeu. Sort babcn Die SruEcl;
neDcr i'll ltdptiid)en nod i'll Sanoz
gclneinben ir9enbneld,cs StimmreGst,
bpdo uillien in Die @cmcinberotb3z
committeeman fir bns Irue,nJe,en.
fir llntcrrihtsz uno Gr3iebnna5 Ins
9~ele9cnbeiten u1b filr i%onltiJc Aui>
gabciL bel bencu bic Witrpirtul8 Del
Srnlcn niinidenslucrtb lit, bis 81
citcm beItinnmten Ero5entiaB Der Wite
8licocr Sruuen nit Sip unb Stimn,c
ah8enommcn lperbcn. Sie elmer
iplfcu Gommiiiion anNtb0rcuoel
Srdlcn lperben. iuic ulld Die mGnna
liden Gomnii'ions : .Mitylicbcr BON
Sraots obcr Gemeinpcrotb %gcipdblt.-
81 Sellcn tonncu Die t~Sraucu hurd
%ertretun9 an Den arti$iaN5lrnblcr
tbcilucbmcn, bod gebt bicler Guuoecs
ltaat oil @unitcu Der 8!cihbcrsdbti-
gln9 Der Srauen Dor; i'll Sarniitabt
IilD i'm ocr6lt 1911 5:pt; Sraucu II
BIC Stootnerorbn4itr : Somnliiiior
5ur Sc9c9nun9 Der Ehcrcrun9 ouiBc.
noNnn,cn iuorpcn, uiio iipur Die @or.
iiBcnbe bcS entertainments Scr:
cil5 lulb cine So5ialocmofratiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-02
Inblisiiiihe Sbdtisfeit Scs Mfer6aa'
Separtemcnts iDitcmatiiirt.

Iferbau> Scfrctdr 6pllltpn bat cine
icbr pcrnilnfti9e 9ieuerung in Se5ua
nllf Die pllbli5iitiide Sbdti9teit %icilee
Separtclnents 9etroffcr. lpclhc Daralli
bcred)net lit. Die Geroffcntlid)ungen in
Elm praftiifes Spitem Sl %bringen, nnb
lpeIcntlid)c Grlpnrnille i'm @efplge
babcn miro. 9is iest baben Die brei>
3ebn Bureaus einfuh brauf los bruder
luilen, llnb cine lpnbre Slltb boz,
Bulletins Der mannigfah1tcn Irt,
Snrner : bulletins. niiicnidaftlid)e
Sinertutipnen etc. iinb in SnuienOen
BON Gremplaren gebrlldt nnb pertbeilt
porbcn, nm bon Den gnlpfdn9crn 5uz
mcilt nls intereiielos in Den Ynpier5
fprb bef0rbcrt 81 merben, bern Elm
Sbit5iifter in Oregon. ipelher init
@ifer Die G%rperimente 5llr Iusrpttilne
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