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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10

dish of mashed potatoes. IT. is also
used in potato soup. But the finest
dried" soup is made with bean -four.
This -four is the starchy part of the
bean dried and powdered, it is cooked,
aad, of course, the husk and kernel are
removed. 1t makes really palatable
puree and if you are member of the
great elan that lust dotes" on this
rich dish it will surely please you.
Our own country women know as
much about the preservative qualities
of salt as any meat or food packer. Any
one of them can tell you of dozen
different fresh vegetables that she keeps
in brine and uses until after the holi
days each year. String beans are put
into unglazed crooks and covered with
brine just as pickles are and when
needed are freshened and used as if
Just from the vine. Corn is another
vegetable that is put down in salt. The
old method is to boil the corn on the
ear until the milk does not run when a
kernel is pricked. Now put a half-inch
layer of salt in the bottom of the jar,
then layer of corn, another thin layer
of salt and then more corn and so on
until the jar is full Let the top layer
be cf salt.
Do not seal the jar, but cover with
cloth and pour paraffine over it.
Keep in dark place. Corn just can
not help keeping when packed in this
way.
Late corn may also be cooked and
then dried on trays in the oven, but
it must be kept in a cloth bag or in a
perforated box so the air can reach it
or it will not taste fresh when it is
needed.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10

"Frisk him. Caseyw was the ser.
geant's brief command. And Casey
turned Jack Doogans pockets inside
out with professional celerity
who are youT the sergeant de-
manded of Nell THE truth, mind!"
Going up to her lover. regardless of
Casey. she placed an affectionate hand
npon Doogan's shoulder and said soft.
ly:
Tin engaged to be married to him."
Engaged, eh?" echoed the sergeant,
obviously taken little aback. We'll!
what has he got, Casey? You needn't
hold him. He can't get away"
Casey held out a heavy automatic
revolver and two $500 bills. The ser
geant took the money and remarked
with scowl at Jack Doogan
so you're carrying a gun. are your
We can hold you for violation of the
Sullivan law against carrying conceal
ed weapons, anyhow. Take care of
that gun, Casey"
Casey put the revolver in his pocket
ana forced his way between Jack Doc
gan and Nell, regardless of Doogan's
threat to knock his block off,"
Here's your money, SIR said the
sergeant, handing the two $500 bills to
William Carr, and the latter thanked
him without emotion
"One moment sergeant" lnterposed
Mrs. Carr. please ask him how my
daughter got this diamond sunburst"
She held it up as she spoke
Who do you mean? Your husbandY
NO. Of course not This Mr.. boo
gan.
You hear that Doogan. How was
III"
II Just slipped her little wedding
present when she wasn't looking" was
the reply. with an amused grin.
Thank heavenr'
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10
KIDNAP WEALTHY FARMER
Iowa Bandits Believed to Be Holding
Captive for Ransom

Des Moines, Ia, Oct 1O.-Two rob
'bers kidnapped Charles Ashworth, a
wealthy Polk county farmer, yesterday
within few steps of the main street
of Valley Junction, a suburb of Des
Moines. 1t is believed they are holding
him for ransom.
The bandits stopped Ashworth and
Ed. Wagner, business man, in an alley
near Wagner's place of business and
demanded $4,000 from Wagner and
$1,000 from Ashworth. Wagner broke
away after he had been robbed of his
lewelry and money, but the bandits
forced Ashworth to enter waiting au.
tomobile and drove off.
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To Be Continued
Stop Those Early Bronchial Coughs

They hang on all winter if not
checked, and pave the way for serious
throat and lung diseases. Get a bottle
of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
and take it freely. Stops coughs and
colds, heals raw infiamed throat, loos-
ems the phlegan and is mildly laxative.
Charles T. Miller, Ed. Enquirer, Can
melton, Ind, had bronchial trouble, got
very hoarse, coughed constantly from
tickling throat. He used only Foley S
Honey and Tar Compound. Was en-
tirely relieved. Wants others to know
of Foleys Honey and Tar. George A..
Gorgas, 16 North Third street and P.
K. r. Station. adv.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10

had been married in this city several
days ago to Miss Florence Holmes, of
Pennington, Mo.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. McFadden for.
merly lived in Paducah, KY, and the
romance dates ten years back to time
when McF'adden was a member of the
Paducah baseball team McFadden
made home run and broke a tie score.
Miss Holmes was an enthusiastic fan
and at once sought an introduction to
the hero.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10
CAUGHT BY ToPPLING CARS
Trackwalker Is Killed in Singular Way
Beside a Wreck

Williamsport, Pa, Oct. 1O.-Harry
Davenport, aged 81, was instantly
killed near his home in sight of his
wife and several small children as the
result of a freight wreck on the New
York Central railroad.
Davenport, trackwalker, was at
work under water tank alongside OF
the track, when car in passing
freight train was derailed and seven
ears were piled up. The mass toppled
over on the tank, tearing it down and
crushing the man underneath.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10
NEAR DEATH BY SNAKES BITE
Victims Wife Among Those Who Come
to Rescue

Pottstown, Pa, Oct. 10.-Attacked
by copperhead hidden in the grass
while he was picking up walnuts at
Swamp yesterday afternoon, Charles
smith, 1 years old "a local bricklayer,
was bitten on the finger.
The reptile was killed by Smith s
companions, among whom was his wife,
and he was rushed to the Pottstown
hospital. The venom has swollen his
arm to double its normal size and his
condition is precarious.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10
NEW JURY, BUT SAME VERDICT
Coroner's Inquiry Into Mine Disaste
Sheds No New Light

Mauch Chunk, Pa, Oct 1O.-At the
second inquest into the mine disaster
of No. colliery of the Lehigh Coal
and Navigation Company at Lansford.
in September, wherein seven men were
killed, the jury found that the victims
came to their deaths by gas explosion
from cause unknown, The verdict is
virtually the same as the original one
of September 10,
The first jury attributed the accident
to the victims smoking cigarettes and
carrying matches
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10
THREE DIE OF DIPHTHERIA
Mother and Two Sons Victims-Others
in Family Are Ill

Wilkes Barre, Pa, Oct. 10.-South
Auburn and some of the smaller towns
near Meshoppen are threatened by
black diphtheria.
Mrs. P. NJ Benninger and sons,
Frank, 19 years old, and Grant, 1
years old, are dead and daughter-in-
law and the smaller children are serious
ly i'll. The public school at Auburn
has been closed and diphtheria cases
are reported at Mesnoppen and Lacey.
Vile
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10
Strike of 500 CLOSES Mine

Tamaqua, Pa. Oct. 10.--Charying
that the Lehigh Coal and Navigati ion
Company Disseminated against four
miners when it discharged them, the
900 employees of the No. IL coliery
went on strike yesterday.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10

The Harrisburg Hospital is open
daily except Sunday, between | and
o'clock p. m. for dispensing medical
advice and prescriptions to those un-
able to pay for them.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-10
HOME RUN WINS WIFE
'Hero's'' Good Play Followed by Ten
Years Courtship

East st. Louis, ILL.,, Oct. 10.-A base
ball romance was revealed here when
George r. McFadden. prominent
clothing merchant, announced that he
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BUSINESS CoLLEGEn.
Cumberland Valley Railroad

In EMect May a, lyI4.
Trims Leave harrisburg-
tor Winchester anu Martinsburg. q.
sos, s7.5O u. H., sS.40 D. III.
ntepmsaaass tern station.. at .sos 75S ns
~h.S3 d. H.. 'i.4u. 5.32, '1.+U. HOO
p m.
Additional trains for Carlisle ana
Mechanicsburg at a.4S a. m, Ala. 3.27
o.3v. $3.50 y. m,
For Dnisburg at sos, .7.kn and s1l.ss
a. M. 2.1S. $40. b.32. ear D. m.
'Daily. All other trains daily except
Sunday. : H TONGE.
II. A. RIDDLE. q. p. A. AupI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

1901 MiQionen geitiege1, nnb Die
Depoiiten batten cine &0be bon 1917
MiQionen Collars errei6t. SIN Sabre
1898 par Die 3abl ser 8atrten mli
9485 geitiegen, un6 Die Depoitten
fonnten NIT 1888 Miltonen Collars
gebmdt tper6en. Die nun ~folgenben
Sabre unpergleiliben mirtbi9oftliden
MnHdmnnges brodten m16 cine grob.
artige gntmidelung beS 8anftpe| lens.
SIN Sabre 1905 gab es 1854 8on'
fen nit einem slftienfapital bon 1921
Minionen Donars un6 9epoiiten II
S6be bon 1858 @intonen Dollars.
SIM Sabre 1908 murben 21,346 8on'
fen ee8dblt nit einem Mtientopital
BON 1857 MiIionen Dollars nnb Sc
politen int 8etroge bon 712,784 Mil'
lionen Donars. gu 8eginn bes Sab.
res 1918 mar sic 8abl Der 8anten
ouf 25,993 geitiegen, tbr Mftientapi'
taI belief fi@ ouf 2096 Milione1
Collars un6 lire Depoiite1 batten Die
1toIae &0be bon 17,475 Miqionen
Collars errei6t. . Sn Sen fInf5ebn
Sesabren amerifoniider @irtbi6afts-
politif, sic 5tpiiden Ben Sabren 1897
un6 1918 Iiegen, baben 6te @arfoe-
poiiten ii6 6ernro6 1,m rnn6 5tpolf
Minior6en Collars bermebrt, alio
INN Sen @etrog, 51 6eiien Mniomm-
Iung es porber mebr ols zines Sabr.
hmn6erts be6mrft bntte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

I@roBfe1ter betmgeiudt, 6as in Ben So
britt : &al1ner ausgebroden tpm
I@ammtlide @ebdl1oe un6 6as gan3e
lSnbentar tpurben berni6tet. Ser
ISbaoen belauft ii6 auf eine balbe
Miuior Morf. - Mus urbefanrter
l1riade ftieBen BEL 8 urgrenIanb
Ger Strede st. @itb=2urennburg Elm
@erionen5ug nn6 Elm @iiter3ug 8u-
|fammpen. Ser 2ofomotibfubrer 6es
@erionen3uges pur6e get06tet, Elm
|&ei5er i6mer un6 5mei 3ngsbeamte
lei9t perIebt. Ser Materiali9aben
lit betrddtlt9. = Ml1f Ser @etperf-
|i@aft rSadtleben" in &omberg
entiton6 Elm GROCER 8ran6, tpelder bie
&anptgebd116e n0nig ei1taiderte. Ser
|S4o6en betrGgt ca. 100000 Marf.
- @om 1. MpriI 1912 Biz 1. Mpri1
1918 ftieg sic 8abl Der &rupp'f9en
arbeiter in @fien I'M 1922 anf
|7s,6S4. Cine dbn1ide groBe Steige-
r11ng beraei@net 6as Sabr 1904-05.
Weih 6ra1e1r mn6 &in6ern betrdgt sic
|3obI Ser @erfsongeb0rigen, ein<
|i6IieBIi6 Ser M1iBentpeIt, cine btertel
Miniort. Ser geiammte &rupp'if9e
@rmnobeiib lit be,1te 2461 &efttar
grob; er bat I'M Iebten Sabre erbeblt4
3ugenomme11. Die 20bm iin6 burd-
i6nittli9 bon $50 sc. auf $50 ge-
|itieqen; Die 3abI Ser @erfstpobnla-
gen bon 1862 nuf 10,152. - SIN
Mor6en Ser @to6t DIffeI1orf
ion ei1t 5tpeiter Soften erri6tet per-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
&nnoert Sabre ameri |
8anfmeienS.

SIN Sabre 1884 8ab es in unierem
2on6e 6rei 8anfen nit einem &apttal
bon ettpas mebr als 5mei Miaionen
Collars. linn 6ie @en6e beS a6t5ebn-
ten Sssabrbun6erts nar Die 8abl Ser
8onfen auf fiinf5ig geitiegen nro ibre
@ilfsqnenen beliefen ii6 auf breiBtg
Miuionen Collars. 3man5ig Sabre
1pater gab es 307 @anten NIT etnem
&apitol bon 102 Mi1ionen Dollars
un6 Depoliten I'M 8etrage BON etn-
unofunf5ig Milionen Collars. I'm
sic Mitte 6es ne~unaebnten Sabrbnn-
berts CAB es i9on 824 8anfen NIT
einem &upital BON 217 Mtltoner
Collars mn6 Depoiiten I'M 8etrage
bon 100 Milionen Donars. gu Be-
ginn oes 8iirgerfrieges murben 1862
@anten ge5ab1t nit einem &apitol
BON 427 Meinionen Collars un6 Depo<
iiten i'm 8etroge bon 253 Mi0ionen
Dolars. @abreno oes 8urgerfrieges
fiel sic 3ob1 ser @onten onf 1866,
bementipreden6 ging bas Mftierfapi-
tai 5uriid, ober 6ie Depoiiten ittege11
auf 293 Millionen Dollars, ein 8e<
meis, boB audi in sem &riegsiobre11
qeipart muroe. Mo9 bem &rtege be-
qanrt au9 bas 8onfmeien it@ mo@ttg
at entmideln.' SIN Sabre 1868 CAB
es 1898 @anfe11 NIT einem Mftte1tn-
pitaI bon 1876 Minionen Donars nro
Depoiiten I'M 8etroge bon 968 Mt1io<
mem Dollars un6 Depoiiten I'M 8e=
trage bon 968 Millionem Dollars.
8ebn Sabre fpater NOR Die 3aH Der
8onfen ouf 1929, 6as @fttetrfopital
auf 587 Milionen Collars %geitiegen,
un6 sic Depoiitett batten nit 1717
Miuionen Collars sic erfte Miniaroe
meit uberi9rttten.
SIM Sabre 1883 'botten Die Depofi<
ten o1b 6ie 5tpeite Mtliarbe mber-
idritten, sic 3ob1 ser 8anfen tpor onf
1886, bas Mfftierfapitol otf 625 Mil-
Iione1 Donors g%eitiegen. 3ebn Sabre
ipGter belief Sic 3obl Der 8anten iid
nuf 1892, bos Mfttienfapital por onf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15

oenloit betragt uber cine MiQion. I'm
ter 6en @eidaoigten iin6 5ablreide
mittlere un6 fleine 2el1te, sic 3l.r1
Sbeil ibr gauges Sab un6 @rt berIo.
rem baben. - Munmebr iin6 insqe-
fammt $4,000 Marf an 6ie &inter.
bliebenen Ser 0pfer 6es Maiienm6r-
oers in MMbIbauien bertbeilt
moroen. Ser M0roer befin6et fid
nod in Slbingen. = Mad einem
STREET iiber cine 8iirgi9aftsongeIe.
genbeit in elmer @irtbidoft gu So,
M e n It e n gob Elm 8ouer aus Ger
berbausle auf Dem &eim>peg o1f iei-
men Na9barn 6ret @1iiie ab, tpobo11
elmer 6iefen in Sen Mun6 trof un6
|to6t nie6eritredftte.
8a1eu.
Die Erinterfirforge tpiro in g d.
. e n felt elmer @eibe bon Snbren bon
peridteoenen 8ereine11 nit @rfoIq
ausgeibt: so betreibt Ser Wereir oe.
gen ben @iBbrul1@ geiitiger @etrddntfe
lett benz Sabre 1905 in Mender n,
eine 9rinfenbeilitdtte. SIN berqonae.
men Sobr lat ii9 Elm @%entroIoug.
fd)1b fur 8rinterfiriorge in 8ooen
gebiloe, INN Die Gr%irferflriorqe fir
oas gonae @robber3ogtbum 31 orgo-
1tiiire1 nno gu pfGegen. Die Megie.
ru11g erfennt 6ieie 8eitrebunqer an
uno bat besbob erftmals cine Mn-
%for6erung in Ben @oronfdlag in Sole
bon 600 Marf eingeitent. - 8Iditttterss
melounget 5ufolge 1T Ser Mgert 8.
@1afer a1s 80 on n Ell M nod Der
abung GROCER 8etriieereien gum
|Sdaben nor66eutfder Sirme1t fIld-
|tig gegangen. Die girmen ff1,o AM
iiber 100000 mnrf geidaoigt. 50
Ser streif Ser @hu6iere16en Ser
8a5nbeilfunbe in 6reibmraif 1T be.f
enoet, bo Sic meoi3inif9e Gae,iltm
bic g%inflbrung 6es Doftortitels Ser
3obnbeilfun6e beim Miniiter fmiir Gull
tug uno unterridt in aorlsr,,be gut.
gebeibe1 bdf.
peterreid-ttnsarn.
Sic irnerpoIitifden 8uitdnbe
|Oeferrei4s fin6 tpie6er. 10 boil
liftdn6ig perfnbre1t, baB Die @egierurg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
Sen, beifen Soften ii9 a1f 100000
Marf belal1fen tper6en.
Standardization.

9efen.NaFa1.
Me1e @r6ruti9unge1 am Ta1nen.
mdloden BEL @affeI'bot Die anbaI-
tenoe regneriide @itterung ber11r-
ia@t. SIN 3uge Ger Observation-Disclosures
lit cine Sldde bon ettpa Is Meter
2Gnge un6 % Meter 8reite NIT
|iommt 6em StraBenpflaiter ur6 8iir<
geriteig 5ufammengeiunfen, 10 bab
iie nit Dem no@geben6en @eGan6e in
Sen Mnbang bineinruti9te.
8a9ern..
&0nig 2u6mig III. bot 6en formel-
len Meujabrsempfang fit Diplomaten
in 80 il n den mie6er etngefiibrt. =
.Domcopitulor rtn6 @eiitI. &otb Clinton
Meiiinger lit in Baffon infolge
eines 511agonfaIes I'M Sitter bon "a
Sobren geitorben. Ser @eritorbene
tpar Gbrenbirger Ser @to6t Burg
bo11ien.. - Die @tabtpertpalt1ng IN
SOD it66t bot unter Mnorobnng
iddrferer MaBnabmen sic Mebger
ser Sta6t oufgeforbert, sic SIeiid-
preiie berob5ufeten. - SSn Ober.
beure'nf tiir5te ser Eburm Der ettpa
200. Sabre aIten JiIiaIfirde Elm.
@obrf@einIi@ bat Ser St,1rm ben
ginitur5 berurfo@t. SIZE Stride felbit
lift mHt tpefentIi@. beiddbigt tporoer
. @ie n1ig 8ebigan genneloet
tpir6, er11oB Ser in Sen 30er Sabren
itebenbe ffriibbere Solomon s. Glbredt
baieIbft feline m11tter mnb er.
b6ngte ii@ 6on1t ON &rel13itod feines
5hIof3immers. - Bon Sag 5u Gag
mebrer1 fi@ Sic &logen uber Die 4rt-
iis I'M @dfegefddfte i'm oberen
Ser @doben, Ser alein
in 11nierem @ebiete burd 6as Dornie-
oerfiegen BEG a%diebonoeIs peruriadt
tpirb, gebt nod Sddbung eingetpeib
ter @reife in Sic Miuioner.
@nrttetmberg.
SIZE maiorstpitttpe gIifnbetb @ret-
aus Stuttgnrt tp1rbe nit
bret &eIfersbeIfer11 l1nter Ser 8eidl1l-
bigl1rrg berbaftet, groBe @re6iti@tpin-
beIeien beribt 81 baben. Die Sdnl-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
Tramen nnb naFe Take.

grfaltl1ng un6 naiie 6ube fi116 eiare
gefabrlide @erbinoung, Defenders
fur 5rollen l1116 angei@mol1ere1 Nte.
rem iino baufig bas GrgebmiB. @iiiden.
tpeb, n-rinl1nreeelmdBtgfeiten uno
rbeumotifde Sieber iitir6 3seine 11tge-
m0bnIide @efultate. GoIep Mieren'
Eiuen itenen Die regt1ldre ur1b nor.
mole Ebdtigteit Ser Mierett uno 8laie
Ter urto beieitigem Die l1ria@e Der
Beidmer6e. gntbolten teine our Sc.
tpobnbeit ner6enoe Meoi3initoffe. Bel
|aqen &6inoIern IN @t. glol6. - an.
3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-15
Ste aIte &ttmatb.
sa6ien.

Die Sto6tperor6neten= @ti@mablen
in @eiIigen It a t en6eten in Der
8. Mbtbeilung nit Dem Stege 6es
9momirtbs Soiepb @oppe. Sn Der
9. Mbtbeilnng tpa1r6en @eminarofo=
NOM Sromm mn6 SIeiidermeiiter
@nnteI getpabl.
6annpber.
Mngdi6ts Ser Sbatia6e, boB' Die
Mo1l- nn6 &Iauenieu6e it@ IN ser
8ropin5 &annober mte6er aus
breitet intereiiirt sic @erurtbeilnng
eines 9an6mirtbs 5u 1000 Marf
Weloitrofe onr@ Die 0l6enburger
StroHommer, ser es beridumt batte,
innerbaB "a @tun6en Sen Musbrnd
Ser Sen9e auf feinem @eb0ft Ser 8e,
bor6e mit5utbeilen:
@effalen.
Die @eitfdlii9e @i1belms .l1niper'
iitGt in so ii n It e r 5dblt nod Ser bor'
IGufigen IelHtcnung I'M @interfeme'
1ter 1913-14 2297 @tn6ieren6e &c.
qen 1888 I'M @omemriemefter 1918
un6 1868 I'M @interiemeiter 1912
Is. Die @efammt5abl ser immotri,
culirten Stn6ieren6en betrdgt 1928;
bon 6ie1en }in6 1882 Mdnner nno
'191 Grauen. Sic Stabt beabii6-
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tidt Sic @rrihtnrru elmer 9ernaI.

tigt Sic @rribtung elmer 8ertpol.
tungsbeamtenidule. Ser l1nter-
nebn1er 81. 9aiden to6tete aus gering-
Tiger lria6e ben Mrbetter @i1i
|S9rDber bur9 3pei 5buiie IN ben
&opf. Ser Mrbetter Blum muroe
bur9 einen Sdub in Ben Mrm per-
lett. Ser Gbater mur6e bon Der anf-
geregten Menge 10 5ugeridtet, bab er
als Yoli5eigefangerer ms &ranten-
baus gebra9t peroen mlBte. - Die
Stabt Minben bat ben 8am elmer
eleftrii9en @traBenbabn beibloiien.
Mfit Sen bauli9en @%orarbeiten ion I'M
|Srlbiobr begoruten merben. - Die
Dor Sabresfriit eingefibrten S6nl-
|ipartaiien baben Elm giinitigeS @rgeb<
niB gebabt. 1857 &in6er 5ablten ct
pa $4,000 Mef. Elm. - Gin 8ergmerf-
SSngenteur in 8o9mm bat etrer
orabtloien Mpparat e%rfunoen, onr@
Sen es moglih gemo6t miro, gefdbr'
lide 8uitdn6e in elmer 3ed)e, 6ie iebr
leidt gu. i@lagen6en @ettern ooer ort-
oeren l1nfauen fiibren f0n1te11, gu fig
naliiiren. grpertmente, bie NIT Dem
Mpparat angeiteqt iinb, io4en 5nfrie-
beiteIen6e &einltate ergeben babe1.
-Die Sta6tberor6neten bon 8iele-
1timmten nod @orperban6lun=
gen bon etpa / Sabre, BEN Mnfauf
elmer 80 &eftnr groBen in umittel-
barer Mdbe Ser 5tabt gelegenem
@runofldde - @al6, @teien nno
M6er - gum 8reiie bon 100000
Morf 3n. Gin Ebeil' 6es @eldnoes
ion fir Sen &leinpobnungsbau er>
i9loiien mer6en, mabreno bas @alo-
grnmoitiid git einem 8olfsparf ntSge-
ltottet tperoen ion. = Ser fatb. @r5ie-
bungsberein in &a1erborn bat
bei6loiien, eine gr5iebungsanftalt fir
idulentlaiiene @noben gu %grinoen.
Or bot in &0pelbof 230 Morgen er-
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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1914-08-14
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

The Common Council of the City of
Wauwatosa do ordain as follows:
AN ORDINANCE to permanently es-
tablish the grade of that portion of
ninth Street and Sixty-Hrst Street, in
the Third Ward of the city of Wauwa-
tosa.
Section l. The grade or elevation of
that portion of Morgan Avenue, situat-
ed between Fifty-ninth Street and
Sixty-first Street. in the Third Ward of
the City of Wauwatosa, on the center
lire of said portion of SAID street is
hereby fixed and permanently estab-
lished as follows, assuming as a base
the elevation of the Milwaukee River
as it was in the month of March, A. d.
1896.
At the west line of seth street. 1895 IT.
At n point 200 feet west of the
center line of 59th Street,. 1896 fl.
At a point 255 feet west of the
center line of seth Street. .S4.32 TT.
Alta point $40 feet west of the
center line of 59th Street.. S5.15 TT.
At point 1865 feet west of the
center line of seth Street. S5.43 TT.
AT point APO feet west of the
center line of 59th Street. .S5.15 #.
Al the east line of 61st Street. $500 ct.
Section 2. The grade along the CEN
ter line of said portion of Morgan Ave-
nue. between the points mentioned in
the first section of this ordinance, shall
be respectively fixed and determined by
straight line, drawn from point TO
point. as respectively mentioned in the
first section of this ordinance
Section B. The grade or elevation of
the curb above or below the established
grade at the center of the street shall
be equal to the difference between the
crown OF the pavement and the height
of the curb above the gutter, and the
grade of the sidewalk portion of said
street at the lot line shall be four
tenths (4/10) Of foot higher than the
elevation of the curb opposite.
Section 4. The width of the roadway
portion Of that portion of Morgan Ave-
nue. mentioned in the caption of this
ordinance shall be and the same is
hereby fixed at twenty-four CAD feet,
and the center line OF said street shall
be the center line of said roadway por-
ton.
Section s. The sidewalk portion of
said street shall be eighteen (1S) feet
In width and the sidewalks to be con-
structed thereon shall be five CD feet
in width.
Section O. so much of any ordinance
as conflicts with the provisions of this
ordinance is hereby repealed.
Section f. This ordinance shall take
effect ana be In force from and after
its passage and publication.
Passed and dated at the City of Wau-
watosa. Wisconsin, this 4th day or Au-
gust, 1914
A. V. BRIGHAM.
City Clerk.
Approved this 4th day Of August.
1914.
CHAS. B. PERRY,
Mayor. Wauwatosa, wis.