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Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

Independence Day celebrations re- suited in an increase of more than 100 per cent over the accidents in New York on July 4, 1914.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

Charles A. BiakesIey, a newspaper paragrapher of the Kansas City Star, died in Kansas City Saturday of ty- phoid fever.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

Danisi Lee Key Dresser, brother { Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt, shot ar killed himself in New York
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

Fifty West Point cadets have been dropped from the Academy roster. having been found deficient in studies at the June examinations.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

Flag officers of the Atlantic Fleet are gathering at Newport for a con ference with Rear Admiral Benson chief of operations of the Navy De- pertinent, on the summer manieuver program.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

The purchase by the Russian gov ernment of the ice-brealxing steamer Bruce from the Reid Newfoundland company has been announced.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

President Wilson was in an atto- mobile accident near Newport, N. H.. with members of his family. but TO one was injured
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

Junius Spencer Morgan sailed with his bride on the Panama-Pacific lin- CT Kroonland for San Francisco via the Panama Canal
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

Christis w. Lorenzen, a boy Of 17 years, was held without bail for the grand jury after a district court hear ing at Lynn on the charge of murd- ering Albert J. Atwater on July 8.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

A small paper-wrapped and cotton padded package was found by a po- liceman under Pennsylvania Rail- road bridge, Baltimore, addressed White House, Washington, D. C.,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

The of5ciaI figures of the recent State census give Montclair. N. J. a population of 36J045.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13


 White House. Washington, D. C., Explosive"
 Corporation Counsel Polk advised Mayor Mitchell of New York, that there is no law that will prevent the billboard advertisements of the Or ganization of American Women for Strict Neutrality.
 United States cavalry and scouts are searching the woods and noun tains on the western side of Lellow- stone National Park for the high wayman who held up tourist coaches at the point of rife.
 A package Of autographed photos was received by Stewart F. Hancock from Colonel Roosevelt for distrfbu- ton among the twelve good men" who decided that the Colonel had not lfbelied William Barnes.
 Police searching for | 6. Copeland of Binghamton. N. r., who plunged into the Susquehanna River, found the body of a man swinging from wire from a tree near which Cope lands body was found
 The police of Paterson announced that the capture of William Birdsall after a revolver duel at Athenia, N. J., may solve the long series of rob- of that city for six weeks.
 Nine bombs placed aboard the Brit ish steamship Kirkoswa1d- which sailed from New York for Marseilles May 2. failed to explode. The bombs were found when the vessels cargo of sugar vas bsing dischaxged.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

The War Department announced that suspended orders for the ex- change of troops on the border and in the Philippines now would be en-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

The wireless plant of the Canal Zone established communication di- rect with the United States wireless plant at Arlington, Va, and began receiving and sending messages.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

Settlement on all the points at is,ue has been made in the strike of 16, ,000 union carpenters which for nearly two months has paralyzed the build ing industry in Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

Steamer Northyand, with 1000 Ca madam troops on board has arrived at Plymouth
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

Extraordinary precautions were talk sn before the departure of the Italian liner Stampala from New York for Naples to see that no bombs had been smuggled on board.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

City Judge BeaIl decided that the Common Council and Mayor have no bower to prohibit the exhibition of notion pictures on Sunday at YonlS- ,r6' N V
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

meet this new danger with new de- vices that will assure peace to our country by their effectiveness.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

Officers and employees of the North German Lloyd and Hamburg lines gave benefit for the widows and orphans of German soldiers at Har- mony Park, Grassmere L. L
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-13

Mrs. August D. JuIIiard has pro- vided $1OO,000 for St. Johns Guilds new floating hospital. which will be put into service in New York harbor next summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

most beautiful tribute that ever has
been paid to the Hooser poet.
NO one seems to know just how many
years old Mr.. Riley will he Tomorrow.
Asked why he kept his age n secret
he replied: Il never want my friends
to think I'm getting old"
AS to the state of his health. the
poet said: 81 feel like boy"
L haven't felt so strong in years.
continued Mr.. Riley, every day I drive
out III my car. and am enjoying life
in spite OF the war In Europe. You SCI.
/ never read the newspapers. and don't
know what is going on over there II
has always been my aim to AVOID
things that are diseag rceable ami
cause pain"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
ADJUSTMENTS
IT WILL. PAY TO SEE


If there be skeptic in this world:
If there be an unbeliever in the po-
tency OF suggestion as an intensive
force in establishing the value OF Il
product or thing. animate Or mani
mate: IL there be a doubter as to the
ps!chologic effect of iteration and re-
iteration in business as we'll "a IN
the subtler walks of life, let him see
IT rays to Advertise" at the Academy
this afternoon or tonight or both.
I'hat much for the lesson it breaches.
If there be faded soul within tho
enVirons OF this fair city: IL there be
one who suffers from safety Of tho
atrical wares; If there be an individual
within whom laughter lies dormant
or dead, see 1T Pays to Advertise"
That much for the entertainment it
offers.
Roi Cooper Megrue and Walter
Hackct have concocted trenchant
farce that carries within it humor plus
truth. Cohan & Harris have provided
actors who plant both the humor and
the truth with triphammer force
straight between the eyes. Sam For
rest, who staged the play has in
Stilled the speed, the intelligence and
the acting sense so essential to the
successful presentation Of farce
comedy. That much for the author.
producer and STAGE director.
The authors have taken the ordi-
nary "CThaNAN world of business and
woven from il = sermon. 1t Paws to
N1NoFil$o IS automatic. fundamental
III business rs play it is uproarious
IN iiS reproducing powers.
cyrus Martin has bet his friend. the
enemy, Ellery Clarke. ST.. both soap
inanu;a cturcrS. S3o,oo0 that his son.
Rodney. Will make more money out OF
business than Will Ellery Clarke, Jr.
Mary Grayson, secretary to the elder
a
TO leave the parental roof and become
a producer rather than a destroyer 81
wealth. The scheme works heautifully
since Mary is very much in love with
Rodney and Rodney with her The
scion of the house OF soap being
ordered 10 make a start in life on his
own account, after declaring his love
for the pretty secretary. seeks; 20
smash the almost monopoly Martin.
pere, has built for himself IN his
efforts he is assisted by Ambrose Peale
a down-and- out press agent for
nearly defunct musical show which he
attempts to save from financial dis
aster by seeking the aid of Rodney.
Rodney. Mary and Ambrose form a
triumVirate before which Martin, ST.,
Is ultimately forced to bow. They Gre
ate a tremendous demand for their
soap-"Thirteen soap. unlucky for
art. Inc most expensive soap on the
'''"t Ne' ouSh 'ne extreme energy
ana modern advertising methods of
Pealc. How the elder Martin. a phlog-
matte, easy going, successful business
man OF the older school IS finally made
convert to modern advertising meth
DDS. and forced 10 take his son into
both his parental and business bosom
together with his sons associates, fur
nishes the climax 10 three acts during
winch fun runs riot and laughs literal
~ o'crleap each other
There is not weak member of the
cast OF twelve Each Bit j. plaved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
The Nose Veil
tBf ANToINE:g"rE DoNxELLY.

ONnnyrirh, 10I- ~. ,,.-I,,
I,rns 49, '' y pohhc'!N)
+eninInt,y P.'''H piece of
TEMPTED r. INK. i.,t W., ~" are
INA, A.,> III 'EHef Designed
nra,ty 800 -,e -'H IN in!nd
wnrnar ce.t,, .",.-e'"'"- "e
shout d.sig,,,.', !" remember
az. G.ei,,,,ta ''1N H'S' fhs IheN
rnird 49, " pI''l\ ace IN the
rirl win nr.,,, ',. 10! course
,h;rs 49,, ."lr can Wear any
tn, sh,, 100 VI" H.
"a ,n, go ''''' " "SS INC race
~ ,nnr '''''h- 10 women.
,niHk ''"S' irregular or
~ WI ,''"S 10 'NdEEcrat"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Woman and lone
Ethical
Ialks

are treated to music. but there are ut
least fifty other days in the year when
the treatment would be quite as well
come and quite rs helpful.
Any one who knows the wonderful
comfort anu peace to be found I'm a
little music after hard days work
or when troubles lie heavy on the heart,
must realize what n genuine tonic this
form of entertainment is for the in
valid confined in the hospital. Think
of the hundreds of Photographs and the
thousands of records that have been
practically scrapped, and how much
pleasure these cast-off musical things
would give some poor unfortunate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
DR.. Brady Health Talks
Music il Tunic-Frcsh or Canned

Music is valuable remedy to keen
IN the family chester TO get off the
chest ut reasonable and proper hours
II - in actual use in many a modern
opera ting-room as a scdativc and pro-
t.ctivc agent in the prophylaxis of
shock y good record is put on lust
rs the ether is started, and the pa
TENTS mind is distracted, fear Is dim
iniSh@| and hence post operative shock
Is prevented
There are some things porpotrated in
the name of music that would make
Journey 10 the hospital a veritable
lunkeunG uip, hui as a general rule
iNNa''dE should have lot more music
served them than they ordinarily s,,.
This - 10y way of a delicate hin, to
womcn's clubs. Why not have a hos
pItaI "iusic committee to look after the
matter Think of all the long, dreary
hours dragged out hy inmates OF m.
hospitals, and imagine the tonic. cheer
inS helpful Influence little concert.
vocal on instrumental. would have
Nr"n th"S" unfortunatcs You can't
Imagine il unless YOU nave been a
raticn: thcr" yourself ana cnjoved
such a. rar, treat
Martial music, 10y actual test. has
been found 10 increase ru,!urnuc. ia
make soldiers stand long march bet
ter than They can without the music
""hrium mas been quoted by soft, dis
lhht music. iird. ill-hrcd babies -s,i,.h
ass our parents and grandparents man
AGED somehow to rUisc-havc been
cr"ou"d 10 sleep many a might when
s"ld parents or graudparcnis mini,
better hay" employed their time doing
something necessary.
IT ought 10 be somebody's business
I" l"'o' after the musical needs of
our hospitals. Here is field for good
deeds. ana one that any ,r,;., -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
EXPLAINS ATTACK
Wallace Snys Doherty In Belng Grill
cizcd for Employing Militiaman
tn His Oficc.

Captain Charles NJ. Wallace. chief
clerk in the office of Commissioner OF
Labor James Il. Doherty. makes the
charge I'm letters addressed by him to
several prominent men, that friends OF
one of the candidates for Commissioner
Dohertys Office are attacking the COM
missioner on the ground that he has a
member of the State militia I'm his
Office.
Captain Wallace has been prominent
~ identified with the State militia for
many years. He is former member
OF the Legislature and 81 lawyer by
profession Commissioner Dohcrty an
pointed him to the position he holds
in the state Labor Department eigh-
teen months ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
High Praise for Bijou Comedy.

Unanimous praise is being heaped
upon The Misleading Lady" which
Is being offered at the Bijou this week
by Dorothy Mortimer and her com
pany. Since this is the first time
Richmond has had AN opportunity of
seeing the comedy, it is attracting
vastly more attention that 1t would
under ordinary circumstances. Ii Is
indeed fortunate that Manager CONFESS
has a company OF players that can
give the play In a manner that com
parcS more than favorably with its
presentation by the original company
in New York. 1t is likewise fortunate
that The Misleading Lady" furnishes
a part for Miss Mortimer in which
she proves even more cndearing than
she did in Jerry" Next week which
is fair week, The Girl in the Taxi"
Will be the attraction at the Bijou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
TO HONOR HOOSIER POET
Nntion-Wide Celebration To-Day on
Occasion OF birthday OF james
WhitcOmb Riley.

p INDIANAPOLIS. October 6.--Iamcs
Whitcomb Riley, Indiana's beloved
poet, is receiving hundreds OF messages
from all parts of the United States
this week. congratulating him on his
birthday, which will be the occasion
Tor a nation wide celebration to-mor-
row. In Indianapolis, where the prin-
cipal celebration will be held. every ar
rangement has been completed TO make
the theatrical performance in the ar
ternoon and the banquet Mt night the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
May Irwin S Fritters

Into cup Of milk beat two eggs
Add TWO tabiespoonfuls OF sugar, two
tahicspoonfuls OF melted butter, a
pinch OF salt and a dash OF ground
cloves or of cinnamon. Thoroughly
mix and then stir in two cups OF i,ou:
into which have been sifted two tea
SpoonfulS of baking powder. Mix with
this four apples that have been we'll
chopped. Fry in butter or olive oil
After removing them from the frying
pan sprinkle thickly with powdered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Lou-TcIicgen at Little Thenter.

Lou Tellegen. the international star
who at the age OF twenty was leading
man for Nine. Sarah Bernhardt will
be the attraction at the Little Theater
FOR the last half Of the week In a pic
iurization OF the famous play The
Explorer" by William Somerset Maur-
ham, the noted English dranatist
l-ou-Tellegen is here given role which
permits display Of the particular
romantic acting qualities for which
he has won great fame. The EN-
plorcr' Is said to be an unusually
elaborate Dhotodrama with an intense
and thrilling story OF love and adven-
ture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

oS an actor and an actor OF ability.
however, tho work of Elmer Grandin
as cyrus Martin. the soap octopus, is
IN class by itself. His is Il painstak-
ing, carefully studied and brilliantly
executed delineation. lie was always
natural. always unassuminE, always
the man of business--about the most
consummate bit OF acting seen in Rich
mond In years. Frank Allworth. the
unctuous. never-ceasing exponent OF
advertising as panacea for all busi-
ness Ills. was as screaming a success
as were the advertisements he wrote.
Ella Frederic as Comtesse De Beau
rlen, rare and jealous confidence
woman. gave a convincing and accu-
rate performance. But what's the use
OF going on and on and on
They're all real actors-Adele Row
land as Mary Grayson; Harold Yer
milyea, though suffering from an OBJ
Nlous cold, as Rodney Martin; Olivia
O'Neill. as the French maid: Robert
Watt as William Smith, the old friend
of the family; II. II. Forstman as DON
aid McChesney. the collector of unpaid
accounts. and Cliff Woman as Ellery
Clarke. Il splendid type OF the idle rich.
Horace Smith, Of the Advertisers
club, under whose auspices the per-
Torrance was given. announced be-
tween the acts that the Adj Club would
discuss the play at a meeting to-day.
1t is worth discussing by any old sort
OF club. but il is worth far more to
see II whether you need to be con-
WINGED that advertising pays. or wheth
er YOU want to see one of the surest.
swiftest. funniest most rollicking
here since Charleys Aunt"
first convulsed an audience.
See II to-day or he sorry ever after. /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

An anxious reader. who does not
hesitate 10 sign his letter. inCloses one
of those mems specialist" booklets
lie desires our opinion upon the truth
OF the statements in the booklet
Answcr--Careful perusal of the hook
let does not disclose any statements one
could. by stretch OF the imagination
call truthful-so We cannot give any
opinion. We supposed this old-time
hold up was thoroughly extinct.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.


| am about distracted declares G.. l..
:. My face is covered with pimples and
hlackheads. Some people tell me they
are evidence of bad habits. Will YOU
please tell me the truth about that?
Answer-Ciranny notions, nothing
more. pimpl"S are evidence OF nothing
unless ii be excess OF youthful health
and vitality. Send along your stamped
addressed envelope for letter of advice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

Councilman George H. Lumsden. Of
jefferson Ward. has returned to his
home. 26ll East Franklin Street. from
Il stay at Alton for his health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

Charles Jenctt was sentenced to four
months in jail yesterday by Justice
Crutchiicid on Il charge OF stealing a
gold watch from J. II. Rowsey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

Sufferer: The scaly condition OF
Your face is nothing to get lust wor-
rled TO death" over The skin lacks
the natural oils and that is what
makes II dry ana scaly. Use tic best
soap on your face and avoid too fire.
qucnt use OF soap ana water TIE Sc
H!.'. IN preventing and curing cIapUed
SKIN is 10 make UP the deficiency OF
fat which the skin is failing to san
ply for itself. This can be done hv
m7sSaging the face each night with
q good cold ream or skin food
nave formula for a good skin food
which J shall he glad to send 10 YOU
If YOU Will send me a stamped, ad-
dressed envelope. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07
Arso,n.me DonnelI,., Answer.

II Na.toi' an sure the coue-au, vo,-
ting Of Your hair while swimming
you'd rol juTe II in any way +, ION
5dry " thof0ufhiN after coming out Of
the waite, and see 10 reason ip IA.
world why il should cause Ia!aucs.
Badness In usually caused from dix.
tErba ncch OF the general health local
diseases .! 'he scalp. and the roots ~
the ha.r lacking proper nouilsn,nen,
80, sunlight and fresh air WIN no,
harm the hair have instruction. IA,
scalp massage and "A formula fnr -
good hal tonic which shall be GLAD
10 send 20 you " yOu will SEND IN. a
stamped. addressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

Della: Tired, aching feet can he
greatly relieved by bathing them In
soda water. Alcohol is also most
soothing, so is vinegar if the odoy
is not distasteful TO YOU. / shalt he
clad to send YOU my formula for
removing Corns ii YOU will send me
stamped, addressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

Ruth: should not wear round GAR
ter b.! We're YOU. 1t is productive
of harm. II impcdcS tho circulation
ana often causes VariCosc veins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-07

= NarTare;' |! YOU vii! get p!cn,y az
fresh al. sxarc:ss and s!cap. ..t.nk
lots OF water. and look well To ynnr
diet. ] an sure you will no, need any
h'ng TO make your cheeks rosy and
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
Ve=agtigc @mlcr.

= Soulciclo / Sbiiriraen er Ser
nplia opoagct noele pibunoerlig
ocilige &rler, iom iiftert / fommen-
DC ireoeliee Sioer hi i,oepe ltor
SiltrGfning paa Siiriiter. DC me
Suler - oe er bIepet fnlot "6egrot'
tcrlle - bliper ior Sioen eller blep,
inocn ariecn breo no, moertnltet
en- pioenifnbelig llnoeriegelie. sc
bar 0rppitensbannelier | NGngoc
at opuiie al Ben melt bizarre Ggcn'
art % al iormrig Trnst. og err
bpgaet al meget iielone M%ineroIer.
@eo Sioen al blGnDcnoe bpioe Su.
Ierlim meo Sten.aalfaoer, borglia.
nenoe Stalagmitoonnelier % prGg.
tiae, fra 9oftet nebbGngenoe STD
lcftitfi9oer, iom minoer ON perc.
tianife aniplineer. iinoes Ser bro.
aeoe @rotter, / bpilfe SGege o.
Colt er beS1ffet meo en- uenoel;s
IfperIile al Wineraloannelier al
mango Sarper. brurlige, guIbpibe,
rebc, imara9osrcnnc % bimmel-
blaa. Otter een i~oreIebige @eifri-
peIie er scr @ruuo til al pcrte iis
uanebe Sfienbeosoabeubaringer /
bisie npe t~biiringife Siiler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
interesIant 2lpparat.
SIAN noTnoc, buurfra Signalcr
fummcr.

Snlborb / "&riitianiafioro" bar
man nctop ioact inltalleret ct mt,
nlcgct intercSinnt % npttl9t Nppa-
rat, pco bpia &ielp man nelaBtig
fan uoiinOc, bporira &c cleftrilfe
Npl9cr fonnlcr, oct oil iigc bpiItcn
Hctnin0 be bar.
Npparutct, ionl fnl0ea Erection
Sinbcr", cr tioligcrc bare il.ltolcret
poa 10 Sampifibc, buorai oct enc CT
@ilionoumpercn "Gifinlo". Eli
gpparatct bprcr ct iGrlfllt Siiftlct
% blonot alloet ogida ct SlogS
aonlpaS. Set pirfer opcrnlnooe
npiagtigt bpao mo- bar bapt Inlco-
ming til at fontrollerc poa Geilen
ira ariitiuuia. Warconi.S elcgrnii-
itcl iortrQer iooleoes, at ban bouoc
allmoOet to al MtarincnS Sartpier,
iom liggcr / ct Tar norIfc @pcr paa
Sp0pcltfpltcll, ON at lcnoe no Sig
mailer. Snlbor0 | "&rtltlaltlanoro"
beitcmte man lau neiagtig Den Met
ming, De fom ira, % fitnoe ocrur
lutte, bpilfe Spcr Srlo9aiarttlcrne
laa /, % oct itentc.
SEQ NiUlp al ct ili1t 9lppurut fan
ct Sflb lopigerc Jig irem / Soage,
fi1oe irem til ct a1oct Stib, ion er
/ Sap5npo D. /. D., % iaaleoes barre
til itor Npttc.
@lpparatet lepereS al WarconiI el-
ifabet, og paa Surcl1 peItoper par
iaapel S~Sngcnior Croft iom el DC
pr9ientant for Marinen ianlt en-
feltc andre S~o9fpnoige mco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-20
mtarnuNlt.

Gm al rlbite Srilinaer bpo.
SplucIter @illoccfer, CT al be be-
reultc @inoecfcr Srinin9cr, bebe
Ben ocn 16oe bS. / Sono on 2ac, 20
Nar aommcl. Sette @inoecfer Gre
flepcr bar &c nloItc SriQinger man
pco ON / belle Terocn, ibet DC nGitc
9oe &lrni piloe bape funnct icire lin
71oc S~eolcISoog. Splpeiter @inoc.
cfer opoe al 2lilgebetrnbelic.
Saber % Spm ISaer iammc Still
ling. ga Def ape 9praao / Neenab
iorlcocn bnpbe lit orqnniierenoe
Meoe, bite Faitor s. q. Seriilo %
bans Sen Garl Jig at bape ligc
mango Stcnlmer for HnooctS Tor-
manO, nenlliq lem bper. EaItor
Scriilo rcprGi cntcrcoe Neiormpor.
tiet, nlcbens Spnnten bar oeln libe.
rnlc SaftipnS &anbiOat. Mapor
Glarfc bGueoe BOG burtig Den inb-
traaotc "ocuolocf" peo at fate i'm
Stemnlc FOR Snbcren.
Gognlc muo tine Msinrancciclifa-
Der. NSlilrorcefommis1pr $. 2.
Gfcrn bar / i'm Mappprt blunot anoet
9iort opmcrfiom poa, at StatenS
Sarncrc CT loDalc moo line egnc IS-
luronceiclifober; ibct ser pi'tlof or
nlcgct iao, Der nSlurercr / De tore
Nfticielifuber. Ser CT inoen Sto-
ten POI SnrnlereS oicrlioigc NSIl-
rnncciellfubcr, Der tilionmcll hapoc
o0lurerct SpgninNcr o. Spaerc ior
ct @cleb al $4S0,779,000. Sto-
tens SfattetonuliSlion fil0cr, at
ocnne ianlme &ldsie Gienopmnte pnn
StatenS 6ormc bar en- TTroi al
1851, 100000, og nuur man bctpn-
fer commissioners lapere NTr0lpt-
teller, iaa fan Oct omtrellt ipnrc.
1914 blep Der al SarnlcrneS glcn-
iibigc Selifaber iult inbfrppct /
FrGmier oN llOligninger $1,03S,-
600, ionltioig ion Der / Cab lbbc.
toltc@ $S99,002, pg DC lnmleoC
Triitaomfoitnin1cr bcleb Jig til finn
$111, 600. Otter DIR. Gfcrns @c.
rc9nin0 Tor 1914 bar Torn1ernc / %
0icnlioi0c Recommendations inobe-
tolt $1t5.60 ipr bpert 500 tilboge-
betalt for Srnnbtab, og regnct giell'
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