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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09

rson Gov and Mrs. Whitman, Mayor
and Mrs. Mitchell, Major-Gen. and Mrs,
Leonard NJ. Wood. Mrs. Daniel :.
Lamont. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Usher. Major Gen. Charles +. Roe and
Mrs. Roe. Col oliver Il. BridCman,
Col. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Finley J. Shepard, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Speyer, Mrs. Russell Sage, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry l.. Stimson. Dr, Reg
inald Sayre. Mr.. and Mrs. George
I.eary and Miss Grace Bigelow.
Mrs. Franklin D. Pelton who re-
Gently returned to New York from
Paris, will pass the summer In South
ampton. l.. l.. where she has leased
from Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Palmer
Knapp the place known as Tenacre' in
Great Plains road. Mrs. Pelton gave
a most successful late season dance AT
the Plaza on April 30. She is nice"
of the late Mrs. Edward NJ. Hadclford
and also Of Mrs. William Jafray, who
has for many years lived in Europe.
Another of the newcomers ii South
ampton will he Mrs. Louis I, Hoyt'
Markoe place in Main street. Mrs.
Hoyt has for years gone to Europe
her plans this summer being changed
by existing circumstances. SIMPLIFY
Jones will pass the summer with his
sister.
Mrs. DreXel Dahlgren, who passed
LAST winter in New York after several
wears residence in Rome, Italy, mas
taken for the summer Bel Air, Miss
caroline Murcan's villa in l.enoN. Mrs
Dahlgren and her daughters have not
been in LenoX for eight years. Mr.
and Mrs. David Turner Dana. who re-
Gently returned from California, have
opened their place In l.enoN. where
they will remain until the late autumn
Mrs. John H. Alexandra and hei
daughters. the Misses ciVilise anC
Anna Alexandra. will go to Sprinl
Lawn. the LcroX place, on returning
from California the end of roNt week
Mrs. Richard Watson Glider will 70
TO her summer home in birmingham
near LonoX. late this month
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton w. Cary
who were in Carlsbad when the wal
broke out. have taken for the seaso'
/ one Of the Pinard cottages in Newport
| where they will go in June. Mr., an'
| Mrs. stuart Duncan will be in thci
lew villa this season, 1t has beer
/ in process of construction for NOR
than two years Mr. and Ms. Hcnr!
+ \. &. Taylor have returned from tn
b Grecnbricr. White sulphur Springs
aud they viii go to Newport carry
Mrs. George r Bliss ard Miss Susal
, Bliss viii pass the su'nm"r IN Newport
having leased tho Huntington place II
Ridge road, which has recently "ec
acquired by L. Cass LedNard. MIS-
Helen Brice has taken the Bancrof
place at Easton's Bluff for the sea
son and Mrs. Kingsland Bradford ha
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GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

\ Ar. and Mrs. Joseph Conron of cG1
M West Nineticth street will soon
send out invitations for the mar
ri1gc OF their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Conron. to James Butler. Jr. eldest
son of James Butler Of c30 West seventy
second street. The wedding will he one
of the important events of next month
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A.. e. a., =. "a, 49, ''
president. The other officers are Mrs.
william " Stewart. Mrs. Julius Henry
'aryl. Mrs. George Wilson Smith. Mrs
Stanley Lyman Otis. Mrs. William Arrow
shi'h. Mrs. Malcolm Mclean. Mrs. JOIN
rrahcis fawger. Mrs. ". Croswell futile.
Mrs george ID. Bangs and Mrs L. Curtis
brackett
Mrs Harry ,l.rLa r,,, ,,,,,,,
National Sorio,v of >o,, L,,,,,,,,, ,.
will oman bor bou., . W., u,...,..t.,
street to-uorrow ,f,,r,oo,, ,, - ~
by Mrs. Edgar \ II,nr.,no,,J M, IA.
experiences az "A prisoner -, v,r II, t,
rope, Inc proceeds from the Icc,u'" vii
we uSeu ny 'he society Tor It's cnd"wricrl
'"''"'
Under the auspic.s of tho .r.io,,,.i.
Vi 'ne corpus christi church card part
was gwen III the assembly rooin~ OF III"
cnurch. AZ 90 west i2ist street, "n RI
uay evening bridge and eu"hrc we're
p"yen IN the foyer and there was druciur
| !" 'he main room. The anair Was H. charge
Oh MIS- >. Is. stephens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles stone RuIklcv ,,t,.
| 49,, a.. ST., ,,,, ".e" VIII ni"ke ueh
,rnn, 60. ,' ~ - vi ''eir return
,,a. Nj "e'',,oon' Mrs. bh'kiey
their w.ddina o'' "pou wilson. ana
''k was ceiepra'ed AT the
'rn, ,,',, PARENTS VII. ana Mrs. u.
,. NJ "'Son' w, lexington avenue.
'''''''h oiicihteu'
Tho ,ar,o o,rd
Hotel sho,,,rn. p,i,.h,o ~ '"o
Tuesd,y for ,ho rcd, ~ n.n. on
|
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MIR. and Mrs. Frederick W. Barker Of
New Dorp. Staten Island. announce the
Ell ga cement of their daughter. Miss
Edythe Constance Barker. to George
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For the benefit Of the Girls Pro-
t'Duyc League and Employment
Bureau an interesting concert II being
arranged 10y the patronesses OF the in
''i'ntinn 10 be given in the ballroom
e -. Ritz-Carlton on Tuesday after
noon. The artists will be Miss Ger
tldne Farrar Of the Metropolitan
tp"ra, Mr. and Mrs. Dssip Gabriio-
~i'soh, Francis Rogers, barytone, and
a. the piano lsidore Lucksione. As
all the artists are giving their services
and as also the management OF the
Ritz-Carlton is giving the use Of the
ballroom handsome sum should be
e.lSIeG.
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\ number II guests will G. from hrr
10 Cleveland for tn" Wedding 4 Nil
Mary T. Treadwav. daughter II Mr a.G
Mrs. Lyman " Treadway Of that civ. e..
Iharles Wadswor,h Howard Of New York
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Mrs. Belmont Tiffany and-Moncure
Robinson are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Belmont in Washington, u. &.
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Continued on Strh "oo"
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W and Mrs Nathan Straus, ,Ir.,
v.u We're married on April 20, are
rr'iug a trip to the Pacific coast and
Alaska on their wedding journey.
After their return they will live in this
c'v Mrs Straus was Miss Helen
lmc.ie Sachs. daughter Of Dr. and
.iIs bernard Sachs.
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Miss Janet Buchanan. daughter cf II
ard Mrs. q. Edwin buchanan. vii! l.,
TO Rich ". ilollomap on Thurs
day evening. June ,. I'm th" thGr, o. a.
our saviour. BROOKLYN
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-02-25
GEM PROGRAM TODAY

The 18th and 10th episodes of "The
Perils of Pauline are being shown to-
day.
Still determined to possess himself
of the Marvin fortune, Owen realizes
that it will be necessary to first remove
Harry from his path. This will leave
only Pauline to contend with. Accord
lngly Owen and Balthazar hatch a new
plot with that end in view. Pauline
has purchased new racing car and
entered it in coming race. Harry is
thunderstruck when she announces that
she intends to drive the car herself,
Owen gives her every encouragement
to do so. Owen and Balthazar engage
the services of Ferrari, low charac.
ter, to force Harry into a duel. The
next day Ferrari encounters Pauline
and Harry in the roadway near the
Marvin estate and insults Pauline
Harry Immediately knocks him down
which is really the result Ferrari looked
for. He gives Harry his card which il
promptly torn in two. Ferrari mocks
him and goads him into accepting his
challenge.
On receiving a note from Ferrari,
Harry explains its import to Pauline
who expresses pleasure at the prospect
of witnessing duel. Harry tells her
| that he has no intention of really fight.
lng' but Pauline Indignantly points out
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-02-25
In the Circuit Court Of the State of Ore
sOn for Hood River County.
Joseph G.. Jarvis and Clara
l.. Jarvis. Plaintiffs.

Joseph @. Jarvis and Clara
l.. Jarvis. Plaintiffs.
VS..
Otto Gherke, William Cher
ke, Othella Gherke. Also all SUMMONS
other persons or parties un- \ BY PUBL
known, claiming any right | CATION.
title estate, lien, or Interest
in the real estate described
In the complaint herein, De-
PENDANTS.
To otto Gherke, William Gherke, othelia
Gherke, also all other persons or parties un.
known, claiming any right, title, estate, lien
or interest in the real estate described in the
complaint herein, Defendants.
In the name of the State OF oregon, you are
required to appear and answer the complaint
filed against you in the above entitled suit
on or before February 9th, 1915, and II you
iall TO SO appear and answer, for want there
of, plaintiffs will apply to the above named
court for the relief demanded in their said
complaint, to-wit:
For decree quieting title to the land here
after described in favor of plaintiffs and
against defendants, that defendants have no
adverse claims or interest in or TO said land.
and for other equitable relief, said land being
described as follows to-wit:
Beginning at the Southwest corner of the
Northwest quarter of Section Seven, Town
ship Two, North, Range Eleven, East of vii.
lamette Meridian, running thence East eighty
rods; thence North forty rods; thence West
eighty rods; and thence South forty rods to
the place of beginning; containing % acres of
land more or less, In Hood River County.
Oregon,
You are hereby served with this summons
by order OF the Honorable Il. 4, Stanton
County Judge of Hood River County, oregon,
made and eutered January 18th, 1915, which
order preecrlhes that you shah appear and
answer said complaint on or before February
Ett, 1918, aud that this summons shall be
Published once q 'ch week for not less than
six weeks; and you are notified that the date
of the first publication Of this summons Is
January llth, 1915
l., a. & A. p. REED,
Jll TO Plaintiffs Attorneys,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-02-25

cellar at the point of gun. He also
compells Owen and Lucille to join Sa-
velli as they side against him. Leap
ing. into Savelli's buggy. Harry furi-
ousiy drives away. Quickly explaining
the urgent case 20 Laroux, Harry in
duces the scientist to accompany him
back. Meanwhile Pauline in her sgony
rushes out of the lodge. Balthazsr,
discovering the plight Of the three pris-
oners. quickly iberates them. Noting
Pauline's absence Harry demands to
know her whereabouts. Getting no
satisfactory explanations, Harry and
Laroux commence a search. Laroux
discovers the test tube dropped by Sa-
velli and recognizes il. Suspeeting that
Pauline is the victim Of the dread
germs, he orders a search at the nearby
river. Harry. mounting Owens motor
cyle, is first to reach it and sees Paul
Inc in midstream in a canoe leaning
over its side to the water. He is horri-
he'd to see the canoe tip and precipitate
Pauline into the river. Without slack
ng speed he dashes out on the pier on
the motorcycle and plunges headlong
into the stream. With swift strokes
be swims to Pauline and Laroux admin
listers an antidote to Pauline, who soon
esponds to his treatment. Owen,
whose evil schemes have failed again,
vows that they will yet be master of
the Marvin millions.
Friday and Saturday
'His Fighting Blood" A Selig two
reel western drama.
The Flying Freight's Captive" A
kalem railroad drama featuring Helen
Holmes.
"Snakeville's Rising Sons" An Es-
sanay comedy.
Sunday
"A Premature Compromise. An
Edison drama.
"Broncho Billy and the Baby" An
Essanay western drama featuring G.
NJ. Anderson.
1.-The Hair of Her Head" A Vita
graph comedy.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-02-25
In the Circuit Court OF the State of Ore.
gOn, for Hood River County
SUMMONS
BY PUBL
CATION.
Della Marshall, Plaintiff


VS.. SUMMONS
Joe B. Marshall, defendant
To Joe b. Marshall, above samed defendant.
In the name OF the State OF Oregon. YOU are
hereby required tn appear and answer the
complaint tled against you in the above en-.
titled suit within six weeks from the date of
the first publication Of this summons, and il
YOU tail so to do the plaintiff for want thereof
will apply TO the court for the relief prayed
for In her complaint, to-wit: For a decree
against you forever dissoiving the bonds
of matrimony now and heretofore existing
between plaintiff and yourself granting
plaintiff an absolute divorce from you, and
for such other and further relief as may seem
to the court equitable and just
This summons is published pursuant to an
order ,of the Hon. w. l.. Bradshaw Judge of
the above named court, made and entered
in open court on the 5th day of January, 1915.
The first publication ofthis summons will
be the lith day of January, 1915, and the
last publication OF this Summons will be the
25th day of February, 1915.
f5 II. f. COLLIER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-02-25

Past Due memory refreshing stamps
have been added to our ready made
stock. They are neat in appearance
and the wording is to the point. Ask to
see sample.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-02-25
the same stock realized COS. to 4Os.
(From the Produce News)
Apple Day last fall proved boost
for The business. Why no have an Ap-
| nIe Week7

pie Week?
The interest expressed in putting
C grade in barrels is increasing. The
following description of how apples are
packed in barrels should interest our
readers. says the Fruit and Produce
Msrketer, Of Portland.
The packing Of apples in barrels in
the east is thus described:
Before beginning to pack, see that
the barrel is resting on solid base.
II packing in the orchard, provide
pIanks or boards on which TO place the
barrels while being filled. This keeps
the head of the barrel clean and enables
the packer to rock" il to better ad-
vantage. Rocking" is the shaking
of the barrel from time to time during
the packing in order to settle the ap-
pies, thus making them fit closer and
iirmer together. The head or end that
is usually opened upon reaching market
is placed at the bottom end in filling.
Before starting to pack, put in a cor
rugated paper barrel cap and two or
there layers of nicely folded paper.
This not only keeps the fruit in better
shape, but prevents it from bruising.
Then the barrel is ready to be faced. "
This consists of placing, by hand, from
two to three rows of fruit, stem end
down. After facing" the apples are
carefully poured In and the barrel FIRE.
quently shaken, until it is almost full.
The last two or three rows may be
placed by hand, stem end up, thus fac
ing both ends Of the barrel. The last
layer should extend about one inch
above the top of the barrel and be COW
cred either with corrugated apple
barrel cushion, cap, or with two or
three layers Of neatly folded paper as
used in. the other end. The end is then
put on and forced into place with an
apple press. After mailing the head IN
place see that all hoops are securely
fastened in their proper positions, label
the barrel, and it is ready for market.
In packing apples. see that each pack
age is we'll filled with the same grade
throughout, top, middle and bottom.
Put up a strictly frst-cass, honest
package, or keep the fruit at home.
The editor of the Springfield House
hold Journal is apparently ignorant of
the fact that any apples are produced
in the Pacific northwest. What do
Hood River growers think of the fol
lowing remarks?
The official report of our government
says that the crop of apples for the
last year was the largest ever grown in
the United States, estimated at ESQ.,
600, 900 bushels, or about two and one
half bushels for each man, woman and
child in our Union. We hope that all
of the homes Represented in our great
family of readers received their full
portions and they were eaten, too. Eat
lot of apples; then eat some more
apples: and you will need less medi-
cine, New York leads all other states
in the production of apples, with more
than double the crop grown by Penn
sylvania, which is second on the list.
Very small crops of apples are reported
by some of our great states, such as
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Ne
braska, Oklahoma and Texas, indicat..
ing lack of appreciation for this king
of fruits.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-03
Sic Grpebitipm.
Ser @eiun6heitshpomtp

Ser @eiunobeitsbeomte, Or
Sing, lit NIT ben gorraus fertia
Anf Sragen. mann er ein5ugreifer
II. Sronu1lg 81 idoffen eeoenft, ont
portet er mn: @enoen Sic iib oes
balb an 2ombert.
GonnertDetter lrlo 9teeen TAI.
len longe onf iid parten. @s if
sum @ritiden.
SSn Ger San antonlo aonl
preiie in Der Siio-HreIo StraBe ipui.
zen am Mo1itag 100 gaaen gau..r.
role oilrb Seler uno @aiier ger.
fort.
u. 0apal, Better ser eleft1i,
lfen Sidtanitalt in Gepine, bat lei.
ne abiidt 5u erfennen aeaeben
amerifoniider giirger meroen AZ
tDollen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-03
Seras.

SIN Staate giebt es s2s
Staats ganf uno Srnit-aompaa
MEN NIT einem Gapitol uno llebtr.
lfuB bon $43, 100000 uno mi,
Ginlaeen bon $Sf, 0O0, 600.
8as 8oitoepartement miro in
Staate beriufsmeiie IA 2anobrtef.
trager : &onten onrd M~utornobiIe
befabren laiien.
Sn 9aIas lit oie alaae aeasll
cen juflgen %. e. Woore, gomben
ms oas S6laf5immer ieines gaters
nito grnoers geiuorfen gu babeit,
faaen gelaiien moroenL ga feline Sc.
ipetie Dorbnn0en moren.
Inf Dem Seimpege bon einen
ansflitg i~tiir5te bas @utoniobiI bon
S. @. aarba6 bon 2uIing in ser
9eabe Der Staot cine 3Dolf SUB bobe
goldDung berab uno aarboh, feline
Sran nno Sobn lpairoen idmersIid
perlebt.
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9as tote @eneois.

@us Geneoig miro beridtet: Sc.
neoig fonnte i6on felt @od)en oog
Seiiport 80 morto" fiibren. Sic
9otels iino gel6loiierl, oie 2oenneat
uno StraBden iino entbolfert. Gic
beriibmte @lnsfabrif Mnrano lteht
ltta, nienono bot jebt Sntereiie fir
pene5ionii6e Spiegel, Moiaifs III NJ,
2ltrnslaferL Die fir oen export Re.
ltlmlnt tporen. SeIb1t oie perfdnali>
den Infi6riften Ser Maea5ine, IL
quloo5ione" inter Dem SelbItfo4
iterpreis, 5ieben ni6t. 9ie pradti.
gen eaoen on Der oGrocuro5ie", oie
9alare ltltp., iino gei9loiien. Ser
Crport Der beriibmten 8eneoiqer
Spiben bot ieit porigem Ser6lt aars-
li6 o%ufgebort. Auf Dem Morfus>
plobe berri6t SotenltiGe, man liebt
mir Die f%elogralten Montltren, per.
ein5elt cine i6tpor56etu9te @enetia-
Merlin nno mitlnter einen Sssl1tqell,
Ser Isl ga5ettine recenteiiimc1
ruff. gerIhtmmt lit Ser befornte
Sarm in Ser @egeno Ser Gorte Hial.
to. Maer Sonoel lit I~abntgelegt, ser
Soften lit blofiert. @erGuidpoG oo-
gegen 9ebt es in ben @rbeiterpiertc(n
@iuoeeca unb W1iraro Der. Gin We-
hrumme Ser ltn5nfrieoenbeit, sic 1ih
oft IN Dem 8l1fe uaIbaiio Ia guerre"
2uft madt uno in 9emonItrationen
l:no Froteiten gegen Die Steieeriing
Der Sebensmittelpreiie. Seit ben Sc.
in6en Der oiterreidiihert @eroplolc
bat Die @oriafonigin oie Selbltbe=
berridlttg %perloren Die Stfft Inn
oas S6ifiol Der 9oge1tpal1ite uuo
goiilifa nobm bpiteriide grId)efnun-
gen an. 8eneoie fiir6tet, mdrtet
nno 5ittert Dor ungeonlb, bie orrd,
Gaoornas 8eribte MIR nod me9r
ongefadDt miro. SIT Sen y@iaroinf
pnblici" Ideint @aribulbi, Der Mot-
benlofibrer, uterfmiiroig gu ldbeln,
man iagt, oieies 2d6eln, oos idon
lett Der Srtpolis5eit bennerft ma1rbc,
beoentet feinen Segen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-03
SnIan6.
Oie Gpnbentiorr bee

Die 4onbention bes DeutidJ-
omerifaniiden NationrIbnnoes III
San Sranciseo bot Montaa lire gc-
ldDnftsfisungen begonnen. Die &on-
rention fp1roe eroffnet ourd cine
&eoe Deg Graiioente1L Or. Seraner,
m Oct oieier unter aloerem erfldr.
t. oaB Der oeatld) uncertainties
Antionalbln1o fir freunoldaf-Iid,e
ge5iebnngen 5ipii1en oen 8sr. Stau.
ten nno 9eutldlano eintre:c. Ger
Beridt Deg Sefretars Simm pies
anf cic orobenoe @efabr Der 9satio.
rd.rrs5.tition bin nno ~erslorte,
CAB cine itarfe M~gitotion oes Iibe-
raloenfefloen Clements oriraeno
iiottpenoig lei, Inn oieie @efabr 81:
tefampfen. Noh ben 9erihten ais
ben beridieoenen Staaten beIanit
fi6 Die 3abI Der Mitalieoer oes
gnnoes iebt anf $500, 900 un0 ii6er
10000 @eieaifoften iino in Sen,
8unoe p~ertreten. 9ei einem 8an-
fctt, oas am Mbeno itattfano, iaqte
|9r. Seramer in elmer Gebe, Die Stel-
lung Der Denti6 : Mmerifaner fon.
ne crit na6 @eenoieung oes Grie.
ges ri6tig erfonnt nno g~epiiroIai
peroen sd nil nidt Den Yto-
pbeten ipielen". iagte er, uaber if
claude bier iagen gu oiirfen, oie
3ufunft miro es betpeiien, oaB nil
i'm &eht tparen. Die 3eit mirf
tommen, in Der Mmerifa, ielblt Sc,
fanatiidite Mmerifaner, 5uaebel
miro, baB Der 9eutif : Mmerifaasl
Ger am Meiiten amerifaniiierte uni
eaber aud Der bananite BON auer
%neltralen merifaniif)en giirgeri
lit"
Sn ct. Saul, Winn., tuurot
Elm getpiiier Spnn Geterion bon ei.
mem idfperen 5radtnutomobil iiber.
fabren uno getotet. Mls feline ssa
mile BON Der geeroigung 5llriid
fam rannte elm Miltomobil in i6rer
@agen bineiil. gier Der SniaIier
uuroen ibmer perlett.
Gin getpiiier George 8. Some:
in Chicago erifoB feline Srall, ibr.
Sdaueiter uno ibren gruoer M
madte oann ielbit ieinem 2ebei
einen SduB elm enoe. Gr bate it'd
nit ieiner 5ralt ipegen zines jun
gen Iaodens, einem Sri. Sitter
er3iirnt. Die Srnu battc i'm Der
laiien uno mar 81 ibrem 8ruoci
gegmgen. Sones fubr NIT SrduIeil
Sitter 8uiommen nod Dem Saui
ieines Sdtpasers nno fiibrte, mao
reno SRI. Bitter in Dem @aeen mar
tete, Die Morotat alts. gllld feinel
eigenen Sobn molte er erifieBell
es gelang i6m aber niht. 0ai,l
hrofte er SRI. Bitter nod Saul
uno beeina oorauf Selbitmoro.
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LokaIes.
Mms Der StabthaQe.

9ie BON lambert eingebradte ST.
oinan5, oaB 9iireer, oie auf ibre1
Seitenpegen 8altme pflan5en mol
len Dies Dem Yarf : &o1nt1iIiar ooer
Dem Sliperintenoentelt ser Seiten.
lpege an5u5eigen baben, muroe oltaes
llonltnen. @ud ion Die @rt ser gali.
me ooer Straltder aitgegeben mcr-
ben. Wan pia oaoltrd elm mebr
einbeitlides Spitem ser Mnpflan-
3urlg er5ielen. So. 9obrotpolsfi miro
fiir einen Sell Der 9fIaiterung o,r
StraBe Dor ieinem @igentum in set
grabis StraBe entihGbigt. 9ie per.
floliene Administration batte ieirs
Nulpriid,e 5uriifgetpielen. (Sie ml1f,
cernnab iebr int Srrtln aepelen
1ein ooer Die Sa6e falid] anfgefoEt
baben.) Die Getition BON MnfpoF-
nern Der Gui5 StraBe, oieie StraBe
5piifen Der Norb-2nreoo un6 San
Sacinto StraBe nibt gu pflaltern.
90 Der Vtsen 0apor nidt I'M Gin
tld1lg mt ben Soften itebt, tpur1c
5uriifgeipieien. Scr IS. M1auit 1T
ols Der Sag angeiett uorben, III
apeldem NIT BEN giirgern ii6er oie
8flalterung Der San Georo Mpe.,
Wiarfef StraBe u1o Miper @penlte
fonferiert fperoen ioa. Sic MlttpoI,
'aler bon Main utlo Militaru glaso
erbnlten grlaltbnis, eleftriide Gam.
pen onf5niteIlen, tpie oieieniaen in
Der Commerce uuo &ouiton StraBc.
0Ie n9olp Hoaer MepibaIs", oie in
elnem Belt IN Der Serog nu6 Some
StraBe itnttfanoerL tper6en att
Wunib Der IN iener @eaeno nob.
1lelloen giirger unteriagt, oa lie 5u
gerauidnoI iino. -giirger proteftie-
rem gege1 Die GtnblierurgG zines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oil ser Ode
BON Mbefrue 8 uno Geran gtrose.
Ter StaotnniuaIt miro Dierii6er fem
@itadten abgeben.
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grnnSeisentums . ltebertraannaen

8. s. Snlltpan an Nbolf 9oI5, @rlnnbs
itiid i'm neuen gitb@8lof 2404; $4,000.
Ilbert l1mfheib an Mtarb flmIheio,
@runbftiif in gitb 8ietp, $40 ii. q.
S. g. gnbbs an 9ern1am nnb Sba
Seffel, @rnnbitiid an Der 2ecio Ctr,
Gan Sernm1bo Gboition, $500 II. q.
CD unb Nmb Mafofpib an Marttn
Mabnln, @rnnoitiif al, Der Nebaba nnb
South Mesquite Ctr; $4,000.
Warb Stamib an 2nep Dr3bmnfla,
$50 Ider Qanb; ST II. u.
g.. q. Seine an 6. q. 5eine. Orunb>
Itiid i'll Sunnb Slope; 800.
u. 9. aoonb an Sames Sablor,
0rlnoitiid in @eit Can antonio
9eiebts; 500.
NboIf Sol5 an @. 6. 5mIipan,
@rnnbitiid inn neuen gitbss3od 1851;
$3.50.
8ia Selmede an 6. 6. Scott, @rnno@
ftid in 2~afebieip; 1925.
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Cine idenc s(asildtl Gus itdo.
tide Budget miro, mie p~erlautet, in
eieSem Sabre Inn etfuo $200,0G0
bober feiL ME o~ergansenes Sabr.
Die @ebdlter Ser Staotbeou,
ten inter benz 4locrmans5 pfient re.
frrgen $f3,500; inter Dem apmmiI.
lions Spitem limo fie ooppelt ic
lodi.
Ter Superintendent fir Sei.
tenlDege ifeint cine itille S1tigfeii
alls5uiiben. Dian iiebt uno bort bon
ibn nidts. lteberfIiiiiige @enuter
giebt es genug uno es bcoorf feincs
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