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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-06
LOSES FIGHT TO BREAK
WILL OF HER SISTER
Elizabeth C. Jarrett, Ignored in
7 e t a m en- t of Mary C.
Thomas, Fails in Protest.

The Register of Wills has decided that
the will OF Mary G. Thomas, who died
January last at 1903 Green street, may
be admitted to probate despite the caveat
filed to prevent that action by n sister,
Elizabeth O. Jarrett, ignored in the testa-
ment
The testatrix was 70 years old, and left
her S5l 900 estate for equal division be-
tween a niece, Anna L. Mcdowell of
Washington lane and Chew street, and a
nephew. Nathan Levering Keyser, 1903
Green street. The sister alleged undue in
Huence and tack Of testamentary capacity
on the part of the decedent.
In the opinion Issued from the office of
the Register of Wills, on which the de-
cision Is based, It is set forth that $50
far as the evidence demonstrates. Il
would appear that the allegation of I'M
due influence rests upon conjecture con-
oeived in the suspicion OF disappointed
kindred, for In the entire testimony there
Is revealed none OF the crlteria by which
undue influence might be inferred There
Is also round to be no conclusive evidence
OF lack of testimentary capacity on tbs
part of the decedent."
Faternal counsel Is contained in the win
OF s, M. Press, who died May 12 at 242T
south Beulah street. leaving an 5000 es.
children. '''S
The testament, admitted to probats To-
day' admonishes the children, as follows;
Il want you, my loving children 10
marry only sons and daughters of your
religion and you should observe Rosh
Hoshana (New Year, and Yon Kippur
(Day OF AtonemenD, as all Jews do.
You should respect your mother ana all
live together In peace and not be quarrel
ing You should rather be honest workers
than dishonest business men. See that
you take no ones money. Always walk an
the honest path and the Lord will help
you.
II, too, have taken nothing belonging 70
others and l have always given way IN
everything. But my conscience is now
clear so that no one can curse me after I
am gone. Be honest; only honest. Don't
get into the habit OF lying. because that is
a bad habit"
Rose French. late OF 10 East Grayer's
lane, made the following requests from
her $1,000 estate; $3.50 TO the Mother
OF Consolation Church. Chestnut Hiu.
SEQ to the Chapel OF the seven Dolers
Wyndmoor, Pa; 500 10 the Little sisters
OF the Poor. Germantown. She also de-
yissd $500 for masses and left the residue
20 nephew, Thomas ]. MeCanrey
Other wills probated today include those
OF John II. scherer, who left lli. 800; Em-
malins r. Price, $3.50; Wendell KislinE
sr, $780, Harry b. Spear. s4so0l sallle g.
Sehall, S2A25; Anna Wood $500
Personal property OF Il. Octavia Thomp-
son has been appraised AZ sls,2o5.I6
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-06
81, 900, 900 FERRY
SUIT AGAINST p. r. r.

Continued from Page One
only OLA cents for each passenger car
ried over In this way. During the year
1913 the ferry company carried more
than 900 passengers across the river
and upward OF s.500O00 OF these were pas
sengers riding on railroad tickets, for
which the Ferry Company received only
0l.4l cents each.
During the same year the actual cost
OF carrying each passenger according to
the bill was 0i.4l cents, which means that
the ferry company was carrying $500, 900
passengers free OF charge, and IN the case
OF railroad employees at an actual loss per
passenger. Any dividends which the mi
nority stockholders might expect would,
therefore, have 10 accrue from the PROFITS
In carrying passengers riding locally bo-
tween the two cities.
r. r. r. CONTROLS STOCK.
The plaintiff AYERS that the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad his been able TO arrange
such a division of fares only through rs
complete control OF the ferry company.
which II has maintained since 1893 Ths
bill shows that OF the Ss85 Outstanding
shares OF capital stock OF the ferry COM
pany, the Pennsylvania owns 1865 and
oontrols an additional s506 shares throuFh
the United New Jersey Railroad and
Canal Company The BIN further sbovgS
that while the number OF shares has ma
terially changed since lsse, the railroad
company has managed 70 own ana con-
troll the same proportion OF the capflsI
stock as Il does at the present time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-06

officials OF tho Foreign ONCE are attract
ing deeper interest here than the military
operations, Because OF the rigid secrecy
observed, no inkllng Of the arguments ad-
vanced by the American envoy can he pro-
cured. but German officials arc authority
for the statement that tho Ambassador
has received several important communl-
cations from the Washington State De-
partment since the second American note
reached here.
These, 1t is reported, we're not for
presentation to the German Foreign Of
ice, but for the guidance Of Mr. Gerard
In setting forth the actual position Of his
Government.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-06
MEANING OF MOVES
IN TODAY'S WAR NEWS

The capture Of German trenches
along the User Canal by the British,
the successful ropnise Of oil erndn at
tdcks IN Flanders and IN the Arrdss
aud ArGoHHo regions are taken as th-
dicdtions Of tho collapse of the Ger
man Offensive begun last tUsek.
The Germans haze reached Dhdt
may be called the second stage Of
their bold plan Of inVdsion Of RusSidn
territory from East Prussia and Ga
lola
The RHssidns are retrentin0 behind
their most formidable lines Of Polish
Notifications and continue to main
tain their freedom Of action. They
are laying t0dsto the territory across
tChiCh their retreat continues t0hile
the tines Of the invdderS are greatly
heightened tOith each advance. Should
the Grand Duke Nicholas succeed IN
holding the great system of detenseS
surrounding WdrsdD the German
drmieS tOould DO Kept at trtitless
task for many months and might even
meet toith grave disaster. particularly
II the Russians are successful IN re-
plenishin0 their stores Of ammunition,
look Of tohich Is largely responsible
for their recent defeats.
The fact that italian troops tUere
able TO enter Gortstd, although they
haze not actually captured the de-
lenses Of that city, ShotUs that tho
AuStrfdns haze been forced to retire
at several points from their deJenSes
along the Isonso Rfver. Tho deJenSos
around GOrisid are the only ones Of
dny Importance blocking the tDdy OF
the italian advance on Trieste.
The report Of tho Berlin War OGioe
that British air craft aud cruisers had
been driuen Of tOhile attempting to
raid German ndVdl base (probably
WtihelnthdUenJ shotos that the British
by counter-dttocks are trvin0 to retail
ate for submarine and air raids upon
England.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-06
DIES IN HUSBANDS ARMS
Wife of Police Sergeant Victim of
Heart Disease.

Mrs. Mary Coin. wife of Police Sergeant
William Coin, OF the motorcycle squad
died in her husbands arms today at their
home, 1918 North 9th street.
Sergeant Coin saw his wife fall and
rushed TO her side In time 10 catch her.
Policeman Davish, Of the 18th and oxford
streets station, who was passing, sum-
moned the ambulance OF the German
Hospital Doctor Wallace said heart
disease was the probable cause OF the
death. Mrs. Coin. who was 4s years old.
is survived by her husband and three
children.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-06
NO PEACE HOPES
FOR DEMOCRACY
in PENNSYLVANIA
Reorganization Shows
No Disposition To-
ward Harmony-Old
Guard Hopeful.

Selection Of National Commit
teeman to Succeed Palmer to
Show Strength of Factions
and Determine Whether Diff
ferences Shall Be Reconciled.
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GERARD's REPRESENTATIONS
ALTER GERMAN ATTITUDE

BERLIN, July Q.
Late developments serve 10 emphasize
the Impression. gained through informal
conversations with prominent German Of
fcials, that Germany's reply TO the Amer
lean note on submarine warfare will re-
move any probability Of trouble between
the United States and Germany.
Indeed the change Ia German sentiment
brought about by the earnest enorts 20
Ambassador James W Gerard may be ths
basls for steps toward "humanizing" war
that VIII extend even farther than The
submarine campaim
Ambaasad0r Gerara's confcrences sith
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-06
Massaehusetts Would Fxtradite

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, July Estate De-
teetive silas p Smith. representing Dis
trict Attorney Corcoran, OF Middlesex
County, will leave here tonight for
AIineola, 20 see II he can Identify Frank
Holt as Erich Muenter, formerly a
teacher at Harvard University who has
been missing since he was secretly in-
dlcted for wife murder In 1905. II the
Identification is made. District Attorney
Corcoran viii take immediate steps for
extradition OF the prisoner 70 face the
wife-slaying charge here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-06

NORRISTOWN, Pa, July 8-For re-
building six and one-quarter miles OF
springhouse and sumnsytoWn turnpike
road from sprinEhouse 70 Kulpsville,
MONTGOMERY County. Commissioners OPEN
"a seven bids today. and the Amber
Davis Construction Company Of Phiia-
delphia. was lowest AZ about $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-06
Thousands visit Pubic Batba

Attendance AZ the 26 lighthouses dur
ing the week ending Saturday was 2ss,-
t2f Boys led the list They visited the
different pools 1888 times Attendance
record OF girls was Nsis men. 50, s25. and
women, sS5t- The bathhouse 1t sth and
Minlin streets attracted koys n.7S6 times
during the seven days.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28
Cine ]irieasGf.

Sin in Deuti4b0bmen auf 11rloub
nei1enoer Militdrar5t, Der our pr3ez
mpsler 8e{obung geb0rte,, er3dblt, nte
er bur9 Jin6igfeit feines Buri4en Der
tufiifden @efangeni4aft enttam: Ils
Die perbunoeten Mrmeen f@on Dor
pr3empsl ftanoen, follten mir Miliz
tdrdr3te nod raid in oas Snnere @ubz
lanbs obgeidoben perben. Mein Die
rer, Elm duberft intenisenter Menf4,
ioete gu mir: .9err 9ottor, lafen Sic
mid MAIDEN, uno i4 sarantiere, mir
bleiben in Br3emps1, Bis unfere Srupz
pen bier einge3ogen tno!" Sd lteb
Jpn tun, lpas er tponte. St betupfte
meinen aDrper nit Ser @pibe abge=
brannter 3inbb0l3er, I'm bic tppiiden
i9nar3en Jleden Ser Gledtppbusfranz
Ten berpor3ubringen, uno i@ legte mid
auf sic priti4e. DIS bic @ufen ta<
men, uns gum Mbtransport ab5ubolen,
fiirote ibnen mein Diener nit @eberz
ben oes @4redens entgegen unb rtef::
rMein arn1er 6err bat oen Sled
tppbus!" Die Rufen traten fofort
auriid unb pintten baitig ab, man
m0ge mid nur liegen laf fen. mein 8ur<
f9e m6ge aud ba bleiben. 60 ent<
girgen MIR ser Reiie na4 Sibirien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28
Sic eultausb1mne.
Ser 2uu,pouit Der tirtifden Rational.
bgm1ne Elm @iener.

yyUlUc ttu SSteNe%s
Gs 1T irobl tpenig %betannt, baB
Sic @ultansbpmne, Die feit 8eginn
oes Rrieges in Mien BET feierli&en
@elegenbe1ten 5usleid nit Der 0lter'
reiaifden uno Der oeuti4en Bolts,
bDmne gelpielt uno %geiungen tpirb.
BON einem Wiener Gei1lten, Dem Yroz
feNor Soief @ul5er, %tomponiert morz
Sen 1T. Sit oieier 9pmne bat Der
Romponift einen iebr boltstumiid
gebaltenen Teitsefang gefaaffen, Der
bus orientalii9e rEolortt" nit tunItz
lerii4er MdBiguns feitbdlt. Dor nlAt
LANCER 3eit mar @ul5er %elnselaoen
poroen, feline ppmne in aonitantiz
1opel Dor Dem Sutton ielbit gut
Muffibruns gu brinsen, uno Die patz
tenoe, melooi0ie 8eiie bat ben gr0bz
ten 8eifdQ Mo1ammeos V. gefun>
Sen. 9as Sntere1e oe5 @roBberru
an Ser linn getpibmeten 9Dmne oirtte
cine Jolge baben, on bic Der &om=
poniit am penisiten seoa4t baber
mag, benn, pie bic Wiener 8ldtter
beridten, itebt auf cine Weiiuns oes
@ultans bin bic Mnertennung oieier
9pmne als offi5ieue tirtf4e 9nmns
unmittelbar bebor.
Die auf Sen eriten Slid befrem=
bend pirtenOe Satia@e, bab eine
Nationalbpmne in einem anoeren alS
Dem eigenen 2anoe tompontert tpt7o.
1T ni4t petein5elt; oenn Die oeuti4,
Natioualbpmne ftammt betannt!id
aus England, unb Der ipami4eu
ltegt EN- Marid bon Srieori9 Dem
@rpben gu @runoe, mie Mlfons XII,
Sem ,.19maligen &aiier Jrieorid
mitteilte, als oteler I'M Nopember
1883 ben lpanifden 9of belu@te:
Mu9 bic Melobie Ser Marfetauiie ii
ia, mie tur5li4 eff na4getptelen
nurbe, I'M meientlt9en oeuti&eu
ll1iprunss.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28
@or bunsert Sabren,
Gin Subilaum bes preufii@en &rtegs.
ntntiteriu11s.

Sn oie{em Sabre bdtte 6as preu>
Bil4e 8riegsmintfterium bic @o1en<
Dung bes eriten Sa6rbunoerts leines
Be1tebens in Der 6eutigen Torm fet<
ern f0nnen, BENIN penn aud cine
pberIte militdrif9e 8eb0rbe unter
2eitung zines beionoeren Wliniiters
bereit5 felt Jrieori4 benz @roBen
befanb unb @4arnborF 1909 Die
bielfa9 oeriplitterte 8eiadftsfu6rung
in Elm @an5es 5uiammenfaBte, 10
puroe ibr Ger offi5teh Rame
rarieg5miniferium" unb Sem Setter
oie1er 8ebDrbe Der Sitel r&riessmtz
hitter" op9 er5t na9 oen 8efretungsz
friegen berlieben. &Dnig 5rteori4 Der
@rbBe begrunoete Oas beutige preu<
Bi19e &rlegsminiferium, als er bel
Der u%mfa1enOen Heform Der Stats
peripaltung Die Militdrangelegenbeiz
ten bon 0enen Der 3tptlperDuItung
trennte uno einen eigeneu 8eau1teu
nit ibrer Ju6rung beauftragte,
Ser erfe MiniItsr oes neu gez
i9affenenr MilttdrOepurtements", uiio
Der erlie preub;ide arieg5minifter,
mar Gbriliopb .. Ratte, Der Bis oaz
FIN Rammerprdiiben in Magoeburg
gepelen NOR uno bon Jrieori4 gum
uoirigirenpen gtatsmini1ter" bef0r=
Bert tpuroe. Gin arisgsmtniiterium
I'M iebigen SHINE gab es oamals
freili9 nod nidt; bic pberite Weili<
tdrbeb0rbe nannte itd nod fir lange
3eit rt0nigli9 preubti4es Mtlitirz
Department oes Generalbtrettorii"
unb erit Trieorih 8ilbelm IL. an
berte Die{en peiti4petfigen Sitel in
oas fir5ere uno Dem Wefen Der 8ez
b0rbe me1r entlpre4enoe rSbertriess<
fouegium". 9ie @ei4dftsfubrung
mar 5toii4en Dem @eneralaoiutanten,
benz 8riesstoue9ium uno DEM Miliz
tdrbepurtement (ben @ouperneurs
uno Sn1petteurs, nie @4arnborft
1agte) geteilt, uno erft als oieier I'M
Subre lSO9 Die Ge1tun9 uDernd9m.
bra4te er in oieie Dielfa4 geglieoer<
ten Memter einen einbeitli9en n3ug.
Der Nodfolser @4arnborits mar Der
General b. 8cpen uno tbm muroe
1915 Der Sitel ariegsminiiter per-
lieben.
Set bielem Sabre 1T bos preuz
btf9e &riegsminiterium bon 26 Utt=
intern perpaltet tDoroen, oo4 tpdre
oiei e :3obl Bel peitem ni4t 10 groB
gemefen, pern ni4t Die unruben Der
Repoluttpns5eit einen pielfa4en Wed=
Tel i'm 4riessmintfterium beroorseru>
fen bdtten; 10 beIaB preuBen in osm
einen Sabr, 1848 pier Hrtessminl>
lter. 9enno4 1T Die 3abl i'm Nerz
bdltnis gu Tranfreid gering, oenn
oort 1nb fett 1870 nl4t nenlger ais
45 Rriegsminiiter perbrauht morben,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28

Die mad einem 3eitraum
bon flint Sabren ON l. 0e5em6er
1916 fdllige @olts3dblung int Deutz
1den Rei9 ipiro nod Mitteiluns bes
tai}erli9en Gtati'tif4en 4mte5 aut
einen nod ipater gu beitimmenben
5ermin perlegt. 9as Rei4somt Des
sSrnern Fat Mnmeifuns ergeben Iofz
len, bic Jrage Der geranitaltung Der
nG4ften 8o~lts5d6lung tpegen Der
burd ben Rrieg %beoingten 4enoerung
Der gerbdltnifie Bis mad Griebens@
f9luB aurid3ufellen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28

II m mibbeutungen por5u<
beugen.
prob: r9ente oir, @ioonie, Der
Ruror3t bat mir bod peroronet peite
@pa5iergdnge! @on i9 bier berumz
laufen pie Elm @9norrer2!"
rNu, tpeibt gu, gu muBt 9oren
auf Sen prDfehor aber gu tannff bod
bas Muto lafen gang langfam neberz
fer fabren!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28

feds un f.43ig un orinte Bier ba3u.
Damit IN id fdttisfeit. Der Sobn
BOT sefast. Ct polt bas auffidle. 81
tel Jul, no Gdftement for mein no.
nit i9 perbleitue Sbne Sbrn lietDer
Ybilipp 5auerampeE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28
Sburnoristische
8ei4doen.

Sourift: sd beaueifle gar nidt,
bob Sic Elm tii@tiger Gbouffeur fino,
unb es tut mir leio, sic ni4t bef4dfz
tigen gu tDnnen. aber Der 4often 1T
bereits befebt!"
Mpplitani: rRDnnten sic mir ni4t
tpenigftens Elm 3eugnis ausftellen, oab
if Elm gutter Chauffeur bin unb baB
e Sbnen leio tut, MIDI gu perlieren22"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28
9 ct + ale n.

Grember: .mas baben sic &C.
{agt Sd tann Sbren 9taleft
leiber r1ur idper perteben!"
&uti9er: nSa, ba muhe' sc ebe'
fuf3tg pfennig mebr 5ab1e' Die @tnno,.
nadber bann i f@o' au' bo4oati@
}hmGbe'!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28

Die Ranff, nit Meni4en um3uge>
Zen, 1T manben nur bic, lie ou FIN.
tergeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28
0fe1er 5arttttbrttf he's
9btliYY 5auframYftr.
1884.
Mein lieber 6err Rebadtiondr!

IS Is tonn1e, DUB
in Berlin bic 5ett
GRAB 10 i4nell pdBe
bubt, nie in bic SUI
neitet Stebts. Gin
Dag aebt mad BEN
anltere erum, e1ne
Mod na4 Die an
mere I'M elm Monat
nuh ben anners. Sd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28

CT muB es ia mfffen.
2anopirt: rMlio sic f0nnen mir
mirtli4 nidt fagen, 9err Sierar5t,
mos benz gferbe febltg"
Sieror5t: v8ebaure iebr; aber t@
BIN meAr @inbpiebz als 4feroear5t.N
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28

8efreit Cad ssa bieien giftea II VI.
rem S1feu1.
SSbr tperoet finoen, bob 81. aings
Neue 2ebenspiuen Elm iebr aufrie.
0enlteuenoes 2orirmittel iino. ooS Die
Site aus Current Spitem pertreibt.
N~ngebGute perborbene Stoffe uno
@afte peruriaden mannigfa4e 3ra1tf.
beiten, menr Tie nidt pertrieben mer.
Sen. Sdminoel, 5leden Dor sen an.
gen, sdtparae uno elenoes @efabl
fino i'm augemeinen andeiden, oab
SIR 9r. Sings Nelse Sebenspiaen
eebraud)t. Mebmt oieien abeno cine
9oiis uno SIR meroet morgen grobe
2%inoerung perfpiren. 25f. - Ana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28
Sc 8.

Ridter: r@tngen Sic auf Ger redo
ten ODER auf Ser linten @eite Ser
@traBe, als sic On Dem betreffenoen
Mbenb aus Dem @irtsbaus tamen99"
3euge: r9as peiB i4 ni@t mebr;;
t9 glaube, auf allen betben!A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28
MIles m 6gli@.

Ml1es mDgli@
SAT-: r@as idpimmt oenn bier ir
Der @9ilotrDteniuppe2"
4elner: r@abri4einli@ Elm @tId
@9ilbtr0te-bas tommt mitunter
bor!!"
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st meet d / Of.

@@ubmann gum 0bfbieb): .was
MAIDEN @ie oenn Bag"
@ouner gum &ompli5en gang cts
itaunt): ,Sa, mas ma4it b benin ba,
Gbe2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28
@enaue Musfunft.

nRDnnen sic mir feline Nnti5 gez
BEN, tpie es NIT Der 5irma @4pinoel<
nader ftebt?"
Raufmann: r9ie Tirma ftebt gar
ni4t mebr-bie fbt bereits!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-28
g m st n.

Be Redturnen.
nnteroffi3ier: rMiner, mas fnb
Sic BON 8eruf?"
Muner: nS@neioer!"
unteroffi3ier: LIMB Sic, 2ebz
mann?"
2ebmann: photograph"
nnteroffi5ier: rNa, Miil1er, bann
pergeFen sic nal jebt Sbre Mn5iige,
unb Sic, 2ebmann, Sbre Mb5iige, uno
per1uden sic beioe einen guten Mufz
3ug gu ma@en."
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8 T m II t.

@roBmut.
Qebrer: ,Rerl, boft bu f@on ems
mol beinem 5einbe per5teben2"
Rarl: .Sa-einmal!"
Qebrer: limb tpeldes @efubl trieb
bid bu5u, es gu tung"
Rarl: r@r mar ftGrter ols i4.~
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Qinb.r GItern.

Rinber onfatt Gltern.
rGs purbert midi, baB ou aues,
nas bu nit beinem Manne gu befpre<
den baft, 10 often por ben ainoerr
fagf!1
%, mir boben Dor unferen ainoern
tei11e @eheimniffe. aber lie Dor u1S.
The Republican journal., 1915-04-08

Ann. a.
West bay stream, so-called T. Day NJ
of Gouldsboro, Hancock conn., "a As ~
smelts taken In Tunk stream ~ ao
and Written stream, so-ceIiaSSq Fss,Ss
town of Steuben in Washins,o. II
between The first day of aSsuyn eeqs,s
first day of May, nor to sn1sl.aa and
Passamaquoddy bay. st. Crow i24sa j.
Cobscook bay and the Cows nVer ~
tributary to these bays betwsAssn e M
day of September and the ~, w ~
oofoPer''-'AppFoved March = NJ Il
Chapter 145.
An Act to amend Chapter two h..
six of the Public Laws NJ nuct,s
hundred nine. entitled, AN ,hhsss
solidate and revise the nlG',sN 70
of the State of Maine" as sn-.g ias,
Chapters seven and eghty-opeel q
Public Laws of nineteen
eleven and as further a,nsr5sasstis
one of the Public Laws az
hundred thirteen. unstesa
Section /. Amend section d..
chapter TWO hundred and SIN nj, eshi y
lie laws of nineteen hundred ,A S!e pgA
as amended by chapter e!g1Iss I'd.
the public laws of nineteen IrIrSs5a
eleven, by striking out In the fc,,.eq sls
fifth lines the words IAN tDsba Sssh Id
eral with rank of colonel, a ~ &c.
cate with rank of lieutengn, -ee adIo,
and by striking out the w0rd sN,ols-
the seventh line and Sutsti'Y-ir-sT u
tor the Wcrd captain aad 20 h. es't
and ninth lines by striking ON ~ asaa
commander" and the words - Rga
otherwise provided In this 1han,-N y
except the aides herein prls7sii u
to the first paragraph the f,il.. I'D
ne TOUR alaes-de-camp and asya, "
may be detailed from the cgnlr.S.. ~,
oilcefS OF the active militia vi tgs
ABOVE spScined but Offices 60 800
shall not De renewed ihertf, ron "a
regular uutleS IN me active M.G-
Gept Nt'eil On duty WIZ I.e Hnnsrs-.
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act Shat pc construed SIS 4--,6,e
the comlnlssions OF The 4.iss-.ie-e.
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ul stal' quartelhiasteT segtr5. &
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floiptnIe,It ~, - t55 =
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The Republican journal., 1915-04-08
Chapter 119.

An Act to amend Section stxty.nine Of
Chapter eighty-three of the Revised
6tatuteA relating to the duration Of
attachments.