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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-05-12
CITATION
IN THE COUNTY OF THE STATE
OF OREGON. FOR POLK
COUNTY

|
In MN ene Il mater & OIL Ine estate ol
JAMES IN d. Ol1mn ni' lED' deceased.
10 anna " olmsteu, Merie orane 1
hVehs' 'Iormeriy olmsIed') Eva M
-, =, ~ Nloiliieily
U1nnsteu,j Iy1i Ger'tuue cI w. W. SohoVeri ,
M w llllreu d; 3kiuhlore' I.1i lolherly
EVahs') loa H. Wlckam' ana tne un-
known neirs OIL Il. w. stewart ue-
oeaeeu' ues1lipe'' |I III tiie WIZ oL ue-
ceuehI as sun ny auoPliol' he'is
anu d oeDiSees " o1 ol 'iie M apoVe nai1ieu'
James d. oinSVeu' ueceased' ana u
all 0lneTS TIr unknown; IN urrr cr NM
IN nIdot inE NAME of LIE o1A y Z,
vt ohhuoN GU are nereoy ciVeu
ana required 20 appear % III %tne CounIy
court OIL the otate OIL oregon III ana
Ior the county OF rolk az Ine oourt
noon thereoI IN ,9e clty Oh Dallas; III
Sai9 county on MONDAY the ISL oay
Oh June i9l4' the same peing 'he nrsI
gay OIL tne June, lS!t, Term ot Saiu
court at the hoGr Oh ~ o CLOCK IN lhe
forenoon OIL salG uay' lhen ana tnere
TO snow cause, IL any exist, why an
order as prayed Ior IN tne petltioh OF
anna u olmsIeG' as exec9trlN Oh
sald estate nled nerein ON tniS uay,
snoulu not De granted TO lne salu
eXeeutIlX 10 sen the 1ollowing ue,
scrloed part OIL the real estate OF sad
deceased at private sale Tor cash. Tor
the purpose Oh raising iunas suinclehI
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-05-12
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that Eisuke
Fukuda, administrator of the estate
OF N. Fukuda, deceased, has filed his
final account as such administrator in
the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Polk County, and that
Wednesday, the 9th day of May,
1914, at the hour of ten 'clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the Court
Room of said County Court in the
Court House in the City of Dallas,
Oregon, has been appointed by said
Court as the time and place for the
hearing of objections to the said final
account and the settlement sthereof.
Dated and first published April %,
1914.
Eisuke Fukuda, Administrator
aforesaid.
Oscar Hayter, Attorney.
April 28-May 26-x
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-05-12

minutes East along the division lin'
of said Thompson Claim 1922 chain'
to bank of old river bed; thence a!
follows; along old channel N. 20 de
grees E. 3.04 chains; N. "a degrees
E. 7.54 chains; N. "a degrees Is min
utes E. 6.87 chains, N. 40 degrees E.
9.95 chains; thence West 11.46 chains
leaving river channel to East to the
East boundary of the Lewis Parkhurst
Claim No. 70; thence South along
said East boundary line 1882 chains
to the place of beginning, containing
56.33 acres of land in accordance with
the respective interests Of the parties
to this suit, and for that purpose,
three competent and disinterested citi-
zens be appointed by the Court to
view the said premises, and to divide
the same into three parts, one Of
which said parts containing one
fourth of said premises, quality and
quantity relatively considered; the
other part to contain one-half of said
premises quality and quantity rela-
lively considered; the other part to
contain one-fourth part of said prem
ises, quality and quantity relatively
considered, and that the said portion
containing one of the one-fourth parts
of the said tract in value, be assigned
to Olive E. Allen, one of the Plain
tiffs herein, and that that portion
containing one-half in value of said
premises he assigned and set apart to
the Defendant, Clyde W. Beckett, and
the other portion containing one
fourth part Of said tract in value be
assigned to Emma Evelyn FREEMAN,
and that the lien or claim Of the said
Ferdinand FREEMAN against the said
real premises for the interest therein
of the said Emma Evelyn FREEMAN,
be assigned and attached to the said
portion of the said real premises set
apart to the said Emma Evelyn Frei-
man, and that the said lien or claim
or right in said premises be divested
from all of the remainder Of the said
real premises, other than that set
apart to the said Evelyn FREEMAN, and
for such other and further relief as
is meet in equity and good conscience,
including the payment of the costs
Of this suit, and expenses of parti-
lion by parties hereto inproportion to
their respective interests in the said
premises.
THIS summons is published by or
der bearing date March 9th, 1914
Of the Honorable J. B. Teal, Judge
Of the County Court of Polk County,
Oregon, once a week for six consecu-
tive and successive weeks in the Polk
County Observer, newspaper pub
Iished semi-weekly at Dallas, in Polk
County, Oregon, and being news
paper of general circulation.
Date of first publication, March
}1st, 1914.
Mccain, Vinton & Burdett, Attor-
leys for the Plaintiffs.
March 31st-May 18th.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-05-12

cepting that part thereof described
as: Beginning at the Northwest cor
ner of said claim and running thence
South 47.55 chains; East 1920 chains ;;
North SLAB chains West 1920
chains; South 1888 chains; West 10,
chains to the place Of beginning, con
tanning 100 acres:
or so much of said property as
shall be sufficient to satisfy the said
execution.
Dated this 4th day of May, 1914.
j. M. GRANT,
Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon.
May 5-June 2. Tues.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-05-12
Loganberry Growers Organize

The loganberry growers of Oregon
have recently taken an important
step toward placing this industry on
a substantial footing by organizing
themselves into what is known as
The Oregon Loganberry Association.
The officers and directors are the
following well known growers: W.
L. Bently, president; A. M. LaFol-
lette, vice-president; L. H. Roberts,
treasurer; F. S. Bynon, secretary.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-05-12

thence North 81 degrees, 55 minutes
East 11.25 chains; thence North 30
degrees, 05 minutes West l7.777
chains; thence South 54 degrees 55
minutes West lips chains, and
thence South 35 degrees O5 minutes
East 17.777 chains to the place of be-
ginning, containing 20 acres, more or
less.
WITNESS the Hon. J. B. Teal,
Judge of the County Court of the
State OF Oregon for the County Of
Polk, with the seal of said Court
affixed, this 18th day of April, 1914.
A. B. Robinson, Jr., Clerk Of said
Court.
(SEAL OF COUNTY COURT)
April 21--May 10,
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-05-12
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR
THE COUNTY OF POLK

Olive e. Allen and
Grant M. Allen, her
husband, Plaintiffs,
Clyde W. Beckett and
Emma Beckett, his
wife, Emma Evelyn Summons
Ereiman and A. Frei-
man, her husband,
Ferdinand FREEMAN and
Ricka FREEMAN, his
wife, Defendants.
To Clyde w. Beckett and Emma
Beckett, his wife, Emma Evelyn
FREEMAN and A. FREEMAN, her hus-
band, Ferdinand FREEMAN and Ricka
FREEMAN, his wife. .... Defendants.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON:-You are hereby re-
quired to appear in the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for Polk Coun-
ty within six weeks after the date of
the first publication of this summons,
which said date of publication is the
3lst day of March, 1914, and answer
Plaintiffs complaint herein, or for
want thereof the Plaintiffs will apply
to the Court for the relief prayed
for in their complaint herein, to-wit :
"A decree of said Court, partitioning
the following described premises, to-
wit =
Situate, lying and being in the
C. o. Hosford Claim No. 65, Not. No.
1877 and beginning at the Southeast
corner of the E. F. Hosford Claim
GA, Not. 31S, in Section 8 of 7. Z S.
R. 3 West of the Willamette Meridian
in Polk County, Oregon; thence West
1870 chains to the center of the
County road; thence S. 5S degrees
f. along the center of road 500
chains; thence S. 80 degrees 43 min
utes Z. $40 chains; thence East 7.20
chains to harrow tooth driven in the
ground; thence North 10.SS chains to
the Northeast corner of the c. o..
Hosford Claim 65, Not. 1877; thence
West 500 chains to the place of be-
ginning, containing 1437 acres of
land.
Also, the following described tract
of land, situate in the Hugh Thomp-
son Donation Land Claim and begin
ming at the Southeast corner of the
Lewis Parkhurst Donation Land
Claim No. 20 Not. 3O5 in Section 10 of
T. Z S. r. 3 West in Polk County,
Oregon; thence n. 80 degrees 30 min
utes West along South boundary of |
said Parkhurst Claim No. 20. 47.31 |
chains TO the Southwest corner of |
said claim; thence n. 50 degrees 80
minutes West 4.75 chains to the East
boundary of the E. F. Hosford Claim
No. 81, Not. 3lS; thence South along
East boundary of said Hosford Claim
No. GA, 10.15 chains to the South
vest corner of the North half Of the
Iugh Thompson d. L. c. No......
yot. 1881; thence S. 50 degrees so
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-05-12
SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE IN
EXECUTION OF FORECLOSURE

Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of an execution and order of sale
duly issued out of the Circuit Court
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-05-12

(SEAL OF COUNTY COURT)
April 21--May 49,
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new YORK DISCOVERS
P|CKP0CkET SYNDICATE

Ss~ Sosh. Ne, ts-Jh., S.s
vost hes . ps~kpnrhss s,ad,ss'. "a
shssSsssns hs,A b, .sssssi si Nee
fosh's I~aAiss jsssrs -ho hs-- naa
sessy - shSs ysssSs .lSs ..as~h ~
ssssss. Thss syaSi-As- has 80 Lsa,i
~ siss~sos. In the p,os-s .-ns- II
sk~ terms. Lus sh~s~ b. . ~osA able
sosa ahehatioa In constant ol-fstin-s
which n-ish.r .iau,t-c,s OF .i.-gs,
This cosnhin- has adopted s.m- .i H..
i~stns-s os The snusasl s-asl, as..-
eissioe stisi in ''n,-s al n-ri prp.
viJs-s fos IL. m-as'.-fs Tho rirf,-~s.
~ ~tIi operate ~h-a-,-r q favorable
opssnstusIs pfr~~ns. itself. all scin !
fssh that come so his net Hut II .se
e~t of pi,k,.ar k.ss !. soii.~ ins = vic.
tim another set ~iii No, iniurs-f-.
Fur y~srs II has ss,onish.., the mas-
sssfat~s hos ,ofn- cf tho manarraisn.
sd before them and held for bail
1arJiaR Ia amour, from S..."o ans:
$1,000 were able to secure the sun,
Nr'thin = fc~ hour. Ap.arsaiiy the
Prt-oarrs ~ouId ha,. nothing. YET
ah- news Of the arr-~, would hardly
Save reached h-sdauar,-r. before a
certain la~ycr-on- OF the combine /.
sonnssi--~poid walk into rour, ~itn
th- amount required. From that
cline on the combine would fizh, tho
essc. usins every known trick and
eodke to avoid conviction. They
even TO ~ far As to nave letters
aouchins for the Defendants rood
Character scn' to the presiding judge.
j. wss found that one man made his
living writing these letter. at -
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u0rEusI 1llOE1 BODY
SOLD n BLACK HI.iS

tnSi- fam has iust ..n.s-i bic
books 9th . credit item Of snae.
ihihs os.f eiis.csc tkroaxA the sale
Of ia miilioa t.-t Of timber In The
iiask i'iis to the t-Aaphsrc.iti itinsiyks
,omrssy os RsPia City. is The a.
re.nssnest made as the tlssssf us.
flee pt the sns--s rssise. foiis~iss
n. fs.esps OF the appsos ID soAtssss
from wassisksoss Thss n ~ Tar the
isrse~s ssi~ os soserssess linh~s
.s-f mad. il sns,h tAskosa. Asa as-
nf the issaess u. fos-.s service ess
~; mad. anywhere.
The TREASURER of the uaiisd sisles
~iil not have To make f"psa fpf ell
of the above sum al oas-. b-- ,us- the
soyeramen, s~il. it, timber on the
eAsy sAysncat ,lsn. aai throughout
the thift~cn.y~ss pctIoi allowed b,
the soassset sos the cuiiihx of the
simb-r advance ia.,silm-n,s ~. S..
600 each sill b- paid In .. often ..
called for b. the forest osfisefs. de.
peaaing on tho rate of cusSiux. This
~ill provide . sesy niec little In.
rome TO add IN other receipts from
the use and sale OF the resource. of
the federal timber lands. the custom.
sry 3: per cent Of which s~~it. the
county school and road funds. while
another tss per cent Il spsat hy
tncic sam on roads for public bcnc-
s's. The green timber il sold for
sac" AMI dead for Si.oo per thou.-
and feet board measure. with a pro.
vision for rcadjustmcnt of these rate.
by tho Forester q, the end Of each
four-ycar period II market prices
have IN the meantime risen enough
TO justify increased siumpsse Ist--.
Tho timber stand on q tract o:
about $1,000 acres on SprinR Greek
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10 dsnAad that Political pseAekess
sise their eoaSressiions mese OLD
'is-- seiixioa and lee. psii,issi siss,-
trap: that the5 display . a.ars earn
ssa effort To sessh the hearts q oss
ah1 PLAY les To the Galleries: thai
tAss more oftss hold fellowship NTH
the ns~snb~ss ssd fewer ssurasss vtSh
the s-saitteisas- csstaisiy the lay.
uss ssssos tssfees their fan assy
10 the church sS siasihs sssss. ray.
lag church due. sss sosias lirAsss
hasdsa s"sa fsoen the pulpit b, poai.
sieSi esssseiisis The isynss should
ssrnA- . anaaiasiins fsstes 10 the
solktes u the ehaseh. t.@s all the
sssshsss asi's IL iiftiss f.i,ss nis-
bsssss fsaa the sisssAs Of t-siilirs
hssk ista the paiPis.
II 10 ~ iaposssas ikA, the t-siili-
eisas b~ asises oas os the paipi, as
that The psess hess h~ fosesd t.ssk 10
the paisi,, W. ,hish its ssssiissies,s
Tor ssJoss To get his call TO the pol
p<s from campaign asssAFss. 10 get
his isspissiioa fsuan ths essspnoi Of
snai,:ss a. To get his articles Of faith
fsoa political eosssstidas. Il bol.
luiss the church. mosks cAsi.sisnisy.
sss 10 . hsisoas erin. sssiss, snri.
etf.
We sAA soae-ise Of no mosr ats-
heisrsi hstnrsssy shsa . poii,sish is
the psirit shosiiss for ss,ss md sss
tssssss shshiss mos- assas<iAs to
rsbite so~sriss~s ihsa . preacher
sa,ias -Amss' TO his Ssesi,fsi rss~-
sl<~a
fuiisS~si leaders may Hs. set aaa
vote DRY asa the tsu standard sf
sissssspfi 10 sos nsf-aa.a. bot sh.n
tho esusvh turns over lhs psipii To
osfs~s s-.Asss ssa their hsA.hnsa.
ssv~ chsssstAsisy hss received sI
ss,ssAias bio~ sad hypnrsts, raas
ssnpsas II the altar. for u is writ
tee. We esssns sesse ivo asssess. ''
xisse the h~eiasine nj sps-snmsas
rn,hsrtsss haze snsssht Ia aesoy the
aisssssy islo the m-sh-s of rDtisi~sl
ssa male ,s@a easr, hsnaers 10 ro-i
ii,issi psuesssoas, They have sAksa
the misisasy tn The nsoaniAia ssp al
rover ssa offered 10 make sh~n u,os.|
ssrh of all they surveyed aaa ~sii~
anst a. sh-a have sssa. Get thee
i.ea,sA ~. &siss.' . t-~ sf then
have fsiisa With . crash that kss
shskss every paipli II T~sss
TIE aisssssy. sssne&sasssss~a ssa
~nstiaiss. - No match fns the po,i'i. !
eiAs. ssss-d is srsfai p~ss4,Asios ssd
skilled is deceit sud h IL III. duty Of
the lssmsa 10 project the miatsaf,
assia.s IN. oa.lsuxht af thee ~oise.1
in sh--r's siash,ag and dfis. the
politicians fs-.n sh. pulpit Nth the
ls.h of ruhije scosa. II 10 the isyII
mea'. problem TO keep the ministry
tsc. from unholy alliances for IL IL
said oa di,ine authority that ~- sre
our bsosh-rs keeper.
There ts . political machine In this
state that would put rsmmsay to
shame snd make Thario~ Weed 'arn
over In his grave With rnsy. an. the
vuipis politician IL on- Of the .oas.
toacut part. Of iis mechanism. In
our a-si article ~~ will dissuss thus
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snd .ss ls.sasasie~. s~sl oe ksSsS
clsy. within The nlssk iiiiis ast
tasasy EaiSsas, roes.s.. sad il. -.
r.osssssoa viit tssoise the eos.ifse.
sins ct sho'ss s~ess,.Hse miies os
railroad To hssi the logs 10 Rs2ia
city. where IL ts uad-sssaos: the ai!l
viii hr Iorsled. The product. chief.
~ iuahes. ~i!i be marketed in the
general s~sioa sdjaeeat to and essl
Of Rapid City.
Forest officers snauaa.- that ,hsy
have worked oui . plan sos nssSinx
the sreea iiab~r Tor cutting which
will give thc operator . liberal cut
sad ~iii 81 the .smc time ium.a,e.
!, Improve III. eoad,,I9p .es the
stand by r-ino,,as tho, krteck tin.
bcr TO maze way fos 6AaI sFo~,ss
s,ork. so lsas assshsr cn, GA the
.amc area Will bc possib,e within 20
or :5 YEAR.. The brush resulting
from the cutting will he piled and
burned under the supervision Of the
forest offitcrs By mcn furnished by
the purchaser. and =. in- "p-,,.or
will GU, down all iarsc dead .uass
which might be- ieni,cd by Night.
Ming or hold nrr. the ioes,ns orcrs.
tion. will leave thct stand in les.
danger OF fire than before cuttinx. 7
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cents /. letter psskp~-k-s s"sshssss
ss~ sos the naiy isssan.-~ uf .,sdi.
sss~-i sssa~. Ohes,. Ion. ss~ thor.
o-sehs asxssis~.i saas'i sse s~sAy n
a-s-aa their fnlss-.ss ~ lo,a kass
'h-. b-soss~ shss. h~sas~ .he sr'sss
.si-nias b called in the ansiss Gee
10 able tn tell fsssn the psvs~ss- al
certain ia.S.'s ii.i ~hss hind cf
sas-s As~ sa ~ called. .as LAWYER
r-rsv.- aiinx .hopiii,.rs. another aa-
rissIs-s-,s s.i =. .s d.~a Ss- list
embracing sis'es, ''er, Ltad Of
crime
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saiio~ complexion Il due To q tor.
pid liver. uERBtHE purirics ani
.ircnxthens the liver and bowels and
restores the roey bloom Of health TO
the check. Price zoe. sold BY the
Hausman Drug Co.
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ssss Il uA~ss u0 sh5sAiag ! ossl1
taks u hssp - 80 uh-y ssia uAses
vss Asshiag tAas sA~y ka~U q. ! -
sAaaAfsi fss sseA sunA ss1seiss -
vtii sivsys sSvv it u, hishsss tsaassL :"
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Ave-. ClsvsAaad. OAia.
haAsses. h-"i ss6ss~d freA 70.
aAis ssushis 80 lhs tsiAs ssss - -
u lia~s tAet could nss SIT d~va- rhs
darsns ss4ssap4 . s~S~s. of-sssipa hss
ny heshaaA eos ~ i.yais T. i1akAaA's
vss.sahis CaopssnA aaa ! -spssS,assA
gr-sa ssa6sS h . shnes tia.s. Nsv tssl
hhs s~O Dsssna sad eaa dp hara
dsy's vast - ~ Mod H. wAas ~
ssa hsesia>ss II b n ~ v.ii nsr. aars.
- sivsys ssaAy 80 viiiiag b sesek
a-1 vesd Sas H. caaennsd "-AsN.
Ara Wny. - 0sseA s.. 1lsaoxvs. r.
u thsss sse ~ ssop,lsaaises -
ttaAha0 0s11slss Ca. tssoo4s0eiali
lyss. .0ssa. ysss lsttse stll hsspeos1,
~ As1 sssvessA b . vs0Ss go
le4 u s4S3e1 e211le6ces
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/" "~ - sW -
sssdss9s - es~ss.
tin. ess IL ~
bottle ! s..s sf
Lyssas T. fiakhaa's
Vegetable C0.
psnd sr,i~s.d asst
sAs ssiAs u ~ si6s
ed ! eNsissss1 ~
s>ss ~asii ! heoAs
ssgsiss 90 Mes
huA paAaa ! ~
askss3 several De.
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\ uniq". case has is., I.--a a..id.
ed in sh~ court. at N.- York. ias..
much u. the bssis os the cas- uas
To get permission to spend part of
an income which hs. been secumu.
ia'ins .n rapidly - 10 become a
source of embarrassment to u. p.,..
s~ssors. Under the decision of the
court the trustee. Of the tan,ou.
ssiiore sung Hsrbor ~iii nos have
authority To employ the personal
property In their possession In max.
Ing n-"d"d general impro, .m-n's
Sailors Snug Iiarbor was founded
'.y the viii of Robert Richard Han.
dali. who died June s. 1901. In hts
will h" directed tha, all hi. real -.
tate. consiatinx Of tn. Minto farm ot
about sixteen acres In thr Fifteenth
ward and four lot. In the First ward
with 3.:i In = prr cent and ss.i!N
In . per cent stocks. should he dc.
voted to the foundation of an asylum
and hospital for aged mariner. So
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II u need OF printing Of any kisd
pbons The Cnroaieis-News. Sauples
md sstimatss viii os chesrfuiiy
nven. Phons Triniaad llO.
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3s.ssss s...ss. VS. Is, :.sss -
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The death rate Of NcN York city
IL Increasing. according To = report
iust t.su-i b, the heath department.
D,siax a recent week there were L..
.si deaths snd a death rate Of it.SS
rcr 90. Of the population. -
ass,r,s i..j. deaths aud = death rate
ct Ass fer th. corresponding week
Of 1919. an increase Of 81 deaths and
an Increase In the death rate Of OF.
Tho cause. which showed d.crcascd
mortality ~cr. dipihcria. aEd Group.
cerebral spinal meningitis. orsanir
heart disease. pneumonia. tubercuios-
is disease. other than pulmonary.
f,rishi's discasr and ncphritis. and
death. from violence. The causes
showing an Increased mortality were
measles. scarlet fever. whooptnG
cough. typhoid fever. diarrhocl dis
eases under years and pulmonary
tuberculosis. Viewed from the stand.
point of age grouping. the mor,Iltt!
Uf infants under I year of az. Was
approximately the same. while that
between ! and 5 years of age was
considerably fellow, that Of the cor
responding week d 1919. Tho NOR
tally between : and Ib wears of axe
showed very little change over the
fis,ircs Of 1919. while that of the axe
over 65 ycstp showed u considerably
Increased mortality.
Chronicle News. soc per month.
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that b. directed kis ,fuss.-s Ia r--s-
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,osia psosss- fes sh. rssia,sasss- sf
ftiss sasAAsrs hesosr IN. isssisuttos
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s1nh as.aa-s This fssm vas
i1.shs sy NJ Randall Ia 1880 fos
~cssh .ssfi, s:..""~. ...". IL h~iss
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retail dry rn-,.s. ai.ask, Sisi sh-s-
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ax-s~ssss chAsi'sbi- trustees have
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the ssn~ slspsoss @Anssrss - pss.
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'issss Th~ decision II the soars hss
ss~ ma.sifS~d 'h- rules under which
the isusss~s esn art ~ that they may
sppiy the p~ssoaAi property Ia their
i.nss~ss'~n In the EsarsAi Improve
s,ua, os ,h. rvai -.iA,-. Ssiio~.' xaus
iiar'..s i. located en staten isisad
ssd during IL. -sistsa.. IL hat s''.i.
tered thousands ~ old sailors. Il hs.
,~-a ssii that u is oL~ ot the muss
wealthy institutions In the world. due
real estate on Manhstsas Island. In
recent year. there has ',~~a q Grad.
aAi faiiias Oft of inmates In sh- hsr.
'-,r. o~'"s N the psssiF Of the old.
time sAilof
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OF OPERATIONS
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-23
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