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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17
WATER IN WESTMINSTER.
Senator Wainwright on the Oppres-
xiye Conduct Of New York City.

To THE EnptroR or THE SuN-Str. In
your upon the bill which has
been passed over the Mayors veto re-
lating TO the tapping of the New York
water mains passing through the county
by Westchester county communities you
refer TO the measure as comforting some
new right. on the contrary. it's purpose
Is 10 take awHy from the Conservation
Commission a power of veto over an
absolute right which was conferred upon
the communities Of Westminster county
AT the time that the Mcclellan water
act OF 1905 was enacted. At that time
the city of New York had already APP
propriated most Of the available water
supplies Of Nestcheste- county and GER
tainly all OF those which could adequate
l. supply their growing needs. That
measure conferred upon the city the
right by simply Ming maps to appro-
pirate not only all remaining watersheds
IN Westchester county but. the additional
right. without possibility of objection oy
our local authorities and people. TO APP
piopriatc all further lands that the city
might require for It's reservoirs and other
works. II was naturally viewed with
the utmost apprehension and d!smay by
our people.
AS a member Of the Assembly from
Westchester at that time l advanced
Ia seemed to be an entirely equitable
proposition, that In return for the ex-
,ensIve NOV rights IN ba cnnyerr.a IL,
drroy,,,on ~ our iu,.res,s our o,nmn.
miles should no nsrui,tod un,, tho r.u,
Nshokan SUNNY b~arouinp availabl. N
draw ,herefro,r Ia sunn,omer, ,h.,r
local supul,.s This was ronside,eo NO,
only nv The Legislature hu, nv IN. civ
authorities a., ,b,. I'm. a, .rIr.,,,v
fair arrangement aud accorJn DIV nrac.
,lc,Ily a. one az IN. condtlnus ~ tho
massage 81, rho loo5 watsr nr, ss,,inn
40 wos inserted giving o,r co,,,,v,,-
Ties the rirh, 20
-, -
v''- :" :, ''un,y
'" ~ NM II 'eeeNe ''on
"'' - 90 'e''r''t's, 'aueIuc.S. 'o"ul''s'
- ~ - " ,"' " w" w"
" sN'P's Oh "aV'r LOT Tue uses ana pur-
'o"S u '"e S"'n "u"'''pd' corporations
upon payment TO the city of the same
rates as the city charged its own con-
suners, and making il the duty ~ the
lily authorities to grant permits TO con-
meet with the mains under reasonable
rules and regulations, including the In
staliatiOn of meters, provided. however,
that no community should take more
than Is proport.unlte quantity accord
ing to the number ~ IT'S inhabitants.
y subsequent Legislature. at the be-
hest. II T. believed, of certain private
water companies. gave the Conservation
Commission a discretionary power over
the cNcrc.s" of this absolute right.
tIouGl water, is unable to secure the
assent or m" Conservation Commission
4 Ulou the ground hat IL IS possible for
. 10 g.. faAH,l,n a Local S,Ir,,is. npNF .t,rV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17

To THE EDITOR OF THE rN->v Do
you know what IL the hardest worked
phrase In the English language No?
I'll tell You how to nnd out.
Talk with your family. with your
friends ~ YOU have any,, with your
~noighhors. and you'll lind all of 'em start
ing about every other senteace with "The
trouble is
Listen 70 fellow travellers In subway.
trolley. boat, train, automobile or a'rship
youIl hear all Of 'cm say every once In
80 often: The troubl. is"
The trouble IL. rs Job says: MAN that
4. born Of "A woman is Of few days. and
full Of trouble
Maybe man tries in this way uncon-
sciously to get some ~ T. out OF his
system. q, A. W.
NEW YoRK, April IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17
Springtime In the Russian schools.

In the April number Of the Educn-
HonaI RerieW Professor PAUL MI
JouEF of the Pctrogrnd archaeological
Institute writes infOrmingly Of the
influences of the war on education in
Russia. The future of the Cars
Empire has been treated so ruthlessly
by quack doctors Of democracy md
by takers or theorists In economics
that any sensible. practical and au-
thoritative word on any phase Of
Russia's national problem is doubly
welcome. Professor MIJoUEF says
with n moderation and n recognition
Of existing obstacles that establish the
rensonableness Of his expectations:
'The future will bring great changes
In Russia, The English speaking world
will begin to exercise an great AN innu-
ence on Russia, through schools and
otherwise. as is due TO those countries
which have made most for the progress
Of civilization n OF humanity, and
which are the strongest enemies Of mill
taristic tendcncic There are already
promising signs. Last spring In Petro-
grad and Moscow several associations
were organized having for their object
the popularization Of English and Amer
lean educational IDEAS. one Of these or
plantations tried to popularize English
pedagogical ideas among Russian edu-
cationalists. They have not yet accom-.
plishcd anything important. but the very
fact of their existence during the uproar
Of the world war speaks loudly for a
change in the orientation OF Russian
public spirit and Russian syqnpathies
II IL not much, hut 1t is something w
move slowly in Russia"
Education In Russia Is central.
izet," ven university administration
being Il state function. Since the wal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17
BIG GAIN FOR STATE BANKS,
Total Deposits Now $'O6 ,6O7 .3N3
Ten Wilton Gain.

ALBANY, April l6--The 203 state
banks OF deposit and discount in Now
York state increased their resources
from December 81. 1913, to March r..
1915, s12,2S3,3@7. the tota on the after
date being $500, 692.2ll.
During the same period tho deposits in
creased sl0.070.536. making = total az
500, 607 ,3o3. Stock and bone invest
ments show a gain of sS,605, I76.
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], MAYNEW WAINWRIGHT.
New YORK, April II.


Senator Wainwright must have
sharp eyes to find in the article which
inspires his letter objection TO the sale
NJ surplus water from the city's mains
to Westchester communities. The
SUN specifically said 1t could see no
objections to such transactions, fair
payment being made by the purchasers.
Mr.. Wainwright's remarks about the
oppression Of Westchestcr by this city
are obviously intended "a 4 jcst--or
else for consumption outside Of the five
boroughs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17

Suburban agricultur!sts who are in
these warm days just finishing with
the garden fork and rake and begin
ming to plant are inclined to envy
their more progressive neightOrs who
point with pride 10 rows of tender
green shoots in the brown beds. but
a touch of frost may yer yet put the
cautious gardeners ahead in the rae
In his experience with soil. sun and
seed the amateur farmer may see a
parable of politics. It's the too early
boom that gets uipped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17

Tho Mexico city newspapers are re,
ported as expressing belief that the
United States troops are 10 he with
drawn and deduclng iherefrom re-
neWed assurance Of American friend
ship and respect for the divided nation
below the RIO Grandc. The subtles,
contrivahle method of exerting pres
sure, with its cool assumption that
continuance Of the Pershing expedition
against the Vlllista forces is an un.
friendly act.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17

The Union League Club has ad-
vantages over eve Ludlow street Jail
az a retreat FOR ex-hushands who
won't pay alimony. \ club waiter is
more likely than a Jail trusty to re-
member exactly how cold you like
you grapefruit, whether you prefer
no, milk or cream in your coffee, plain
or charged water IN your highba,l, and
the temperature Of your bath,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17

Mator-General COCKTAILS was too busy
to witness the reopening.-Roport Of re-
sumption Of Pundmd anal tfaGic.
There is no angie of repose in his
affairs. What mas become Of the slide
some of his friends predicted for him
a while ago In Presidential politics?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17

III TWN TTd'F III VTF '"'TTHV' VTTTTTIT'T WI
Thursday. glanced Compassionately
upon his fellow members and SAID.
"Mr. President. | desire To say to
Senator'S who are here that I shall prob
ably take the time Of the Senate for an
hour and "A half, and Senator'S can gov
ern themselves accordingly"
No serious casualties are reported
In the ensuing rush ms Senators gov
erned themselves accordingly. but they
do say that some Senators started
with such impetus they never stopped
until they reached the Chevy Chase
Golf Club house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17
What Prohibition Does to GcorsIans.

Prom tho AUGUSTA Chronicle.
How in the deuce 10 a fellow to know
when spring has como II there are to he
no book beer signs?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17
Ohioan Helps Kansan to Grow.

From the Cd'd,reH Journal.
Mr. Ellis Foster has shipped 4 turkey
to a Kansas man that weighs forty-sevcn
pounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17

~ our friends rho Jdror ua ,rifh manu-
scripfs and illustrations fov publication trtsh
10 hare rejected articles returned Mev must
N oil cases send stamps for that purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17

4 PsrlAst Poem.
Right makes mtCht
Too proud TO Aght-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17

immense mass of the white metal.
Prior to the war the British Govern
ment was preparing to Introduce a new
silver currency on u large scale In West
Africa. hat colony appears In the
records for the first time with 2.243,b43
ounces coined In 1918. A great field
u~nquestionably exists In the once Dark
Continent for the absorption OF silver
In currency.
All these present and prospective de-
mands converge at a time when no new
silver field Ii In sight n when the
return of Mexico's output a. . market
factor seems as far away AZ ever. A
fair Weighing Of the various elements
herein discussed would Justify the fol-
lowing estimate Of the statistical POSI-
ton of the white metal, II not imrne.
diately at least upon tho return OF
peace. figures being in fne ounces:
Coinage Tor ali other countries. $685.. ii5,ooc.oo
Total probable coinage: GO .Go
Deduct old material used.......... 1'oW.Wo
Ne, new silver required. ...........? lt 600 o
Add Industrial demands. iV.V"'V"
Total consumption .............. .3l6. 0o!ooo
Probable production.
Deficit In annual production. 49,. % 100000
In the foregoing table tho industrial
consumption Is set at 15,260,000 ounces
less than the annual average from
1908 to 1912, as estimated by the
United States Mint. Estimate Of pro-
duction Is 1000. 900 ounces more tina
the minis annual average from 1911 TO
1914, inclusive. and 100000 ounces
more than the Financial Chronicles esti-
mate for 1915.
But no reasonable pairing down Of
a 1850 ~. s~ sN-
duction estimates can take from silver
It's new commercial strength.
JAMES =. II. UMsrEp.
NEW York, April is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17

, Iondon ONCE, 1913 Fleet street.
Paris ONCE. o Rue de 10 Michodiere. on
Rue du Quatre Septembre.
Washington Office, Hibbs Building
Brooklyn otfce, 1O6 Livingston street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17

q. q y. in Congress begin TO fear
FoRp.-Ncuspaper headline.
Many persons who do not share the
party leaders interest in prc-campaign
manipulation Will agree with them that
tho country cannot afford a Ford.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17

MAXIMUM nalanc" avail
.t r, Sc,nr 49,, ., 'sf'!'"'"s
exceeded sl05'sGo1 ~ =" W."
uON',"H w" sue ne war no
go n,nu ~ ~'nn'u'! :" al l''N'
'.,,,u oee' ",ln",d"" rom
a' -" GNU ''.",'i ny me paNks'
w. p',,' .nn"'' =" .aNy" p''ahan'"''N
~ ''.. '~'.I'i,o'n "'',n'e -
' ~ "'"l'h nv re-
au.,,,''' i'lr' .H'n'' hus' Dc re-
.'N'' "u.H " we no'e CIRCULATION
w ~ '',""''H "" ''"F''nn'',
,, nN',"on w 'iesn
80 :. n'n'i,' w
'n' F'''' "'''"' involving
~ W .."'~NN''TI'E 'r'uN-
~ 40 ''n''," = thh' 'N''y
n''ot'"" ..', :" l't '.s,p'''toh ~
nsr'., mm. ',,t'. 10 N''p W'Unn nanN-
III, ',a,'''s rs ",''ll as PosHI'e ~ the
n|',t n' INV" I'm ,ul't"i
~ ~ ,'S' ''N N''IN' rNp'N 'l"rt WIZ
" ni'"' ~ Ivy. e,,NcF any" tl' 'uI-
NJ "rp.,t'u W '"r u''ll "a goa
'n"' assures h'IS'IH Increased coinage
VI s'Nrr' II may even 'e'u 10 the adop-
~ y ''N''P'" !" a"Ncr'
s'''i'' 10 t\'hcI''an s"Ne' tet'ln'at's'
An lhlprn', ,oh"l s,Ntr postal currency
~ 'on'';'aoie ~ leas'' one ss'ap''sl"d
y "' ~ II Tn,.t.' ntt.oHs IN 'he
:" % ''e". nI'.a'n' eminent econo-
~" NV :, aus nav" ]" we
posi- huIt''teu tH't man! nl'il"is ar
ouh'.s VI s'N', ."u'u pt '"d." 10 ,ne
coui''s y ~ciu'uia''oh peipre me satu-
'at"n p"'hl was reh'ned a general
h'a'sefHeht Oh me mint 'hoW equlVa-
'ent l" ABOUT SloD 10 wh!ch subsidiary
Hi,N'r com ~ 'esa' t'huer III most c"un-
tries Wishl ne ue'reed' utNleeS QUO
easily De multiplied "hen me aims or
u,e word na''kers We're the Reepths
OF eoln IN me oahK reserves ana the
eHcour'semen' OF 'ne us" OF SILVER '"r
p"cNet ch'nse' ret'li transactions ana
otner circulation convenience
we nave s''tlstlcai PROOF I" eone
eN'en' 'ha' me war mas greatly sumu-
.a'su tne ro'haRe o. si!Ver, me british
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Published daily. including Sunday. by the
Sun Printing and Publishing Association at
haitian. New York. President and Treas
urer. william g. Reick. $50 Nassau street
Vice. President. Edward +. Mitchell. $50
Nassau street. Secretary. Z. Z. Luxton. 100
Nassau street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-17

Al checks. money orders. &C, 10 BE-
made payable 10 THE Sun.
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WorlIe 0U'1Gt 1913 '-
1st'rr wear estimated SO ~ n
Deduct l. : ou'uui
kept a, home. 'sii'S.. Sas. i'osI
Worli'. industrial con.
sumption, 1911 l5...... 'ln6. "a. Ga 30. no a
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8rtie Yrefe fit stras: Montae 10. april 1916.
fden aoIonien, bic tpeniger ipeaen Der

fden aolonien, bic tpeniger ipeeen Der
perfOnli6feit tbrer Mitglieoer, ols
bielmebr ipegen ibrer Nnaabl cine
eroBe 8ebeutung i'm Ganbe beftben.
Seitbem nun Stalien Ieinen bis6erigen
Kindergarten in ben &iiden 9efaaen
if. bat fi6 oas emit 10 berali9e 8erz
bdltnis 5mti6en GrteGen unb Static
nern unertrdgli9 geftattet. gs TT,
afs MOLTEN Die Staliener Ole @rie9en
fir bie griedif6e NeutralitGt, bic Der
Staliencr ngerrat" nennt, peri0nli9
berantportli9 MAIDEN, 3nt11en BET
ben Rationen berri6t offene 5einb~
f9aft, Die BON Sag 81 Sag f9drfere
5ormen onntmmt. Die MnimoIitdt
1T Jim 10 grSBer, als Die eStaliener ben
@rie9en, Biz gu benz ibnen pDGig UNI
erfpartet fommenoen @turae 8eni3e@
lDs. in 5orm bpn @tnlabuneen, 8ans
fetten II. 4. IN. f0rmli9 ben 9of GEE
ma6t batten. I'm 10 59meralt9er
mar bann Die gnttdu19une, ote iih
geienf6aftli9 uno sef9dftli9 In offe=
men 5etnb5eligfeiten entluo. Mte {ebr
biefe 3uftdnbe Die obnebin i9pierige
Gage Neebptens perfddrfen, fam nur
Der bpu ermeHen, Der Die @erbdltnife
i'm Qan0e fennt unb peiB, tpie febr Die
europdif6en 8olonien, aumal in 70
fdnierigen 3eiten, auf chamber angez
piefen fino. 3tpor bemiiben ii9 Die
oiplomatif9en @ertreter Der @rtente,
bic 9drten gu miIoern unb einen prlos
bus pibenbt" gu finben. @ber ibren
8emiibungen NOR bisher Der Grfolg
berfast, uno BEL Der pa1ienoen Orbit
ferung 1T ou9 ni1t pobl an5unebz
men. baB fie in 3ufunft beHeren grz
fplg baben tperben. l1no Bel Den ginz
seborenen miro oas btB9en Mutoritdt,
bas Der guropder mad ben glorrei9en
englifden 2eiitungen anenfans nod
genieBt, burd bieien 3eriebungsproaeB
mebr u1b mebr eri1iittert. Die Gins
fDirfung oiefer 0orgdnge auf bic eng
hide Madtfteaung i'm 2anoe tpiro iih
BEL Der erften @elegenbeit fiiblbar mas
den. gs hanbelt iih nur barum,
biefe geiegenbeit seoulbig ab3utparten.
Schulz lit bic ein3ige Tiigero oes
OrientaIen. Sn Der uebung biefer
SugenD nimmt es niemano nit ibm
duf -.
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Der lebte Sdub.

Man nimmt anssmein an bab Der
am 81. Sonuor, 1871, 5tpei Mimuten
nad ap6If llbr u~bgefeusrte Sdub auf
9aris Ser lebte bss Rrieges eefpefen
fei. 9iefe Mnnabme bernbt aber dlf
einem Srrtum. sSn Dabrbeit fiel Der
lebte 54uB, Der i'm Deutf9=5ran5Dz
fiiden 3rieee altogether fporoen lit, an
13. 5ebrudr, neun llbr Mbenos, Bel
Der 8eloserung Der Jefturg Belfort.
@s Tag i'm plane oeS Die 8elageruna
leitenoen generdllentnants BON Sress
totp, nndbem an s. Sebrudr bic beiz
ben 9roBen @1dn3en bon 8elfort BON
einem 8dtdilon oes 2anbpebrreats
ment8 i'm Sturm eenommen mor6en
tparsn. Die 9auptfeltung Ielbit gu Itiirz
men, unb Su oiefem 3ned fparen a1tz
unobiersig meme GeIniibe bereits in
StelIung gebraht toprben. Der pldn
tpurbe inbeHen Odourh bereiteIt, ober
feline 4~usfiibruns p~enisitens bertast,
bdb f6On am 10. 5ebruar bic 6riez
Observation-Disclosures begannen, sic am
13. 5ebruar ibr @noe erreiGten uno
ben Stinitanb Der Sample bebingten.
Nm 13. 5ebruar, Inn 0reibiertel neun
llbr 4benos, nah ben Mitteilungen
anberer Obren5eugen bereits UNI BALI
feds ubr, fiel aber gang unerpartet
nus Der belaserten Jeituns nod Elm
S9uB, Der i~ibrigens etnem oeutidsn
Solbdten bas Qeben fpItete. Gs NOR
Die lebte 3ampfbanolung in Dem
&riege. benn balb barauf tpurben bic
8erhanolunsen enbsiltig abgefdloHsn
unb Die beutfhen gefaqenen 6olbaten
nit militdrifden Gbren uuf Dem 6riebs
bpfe BON Merput beItottet. Die Ras
pitulatipn Der 5eftung felbt erfolgte
erit am 16. Sebruar, 1871, an ueldem
Gage Die 9eutf6en IN 8elfprt einso~
gen.
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oas, mos id fiibIte. aeltreift.

oas, mos id fiibIte, geitreift. Sic
oahte nur an ben anoern. 4aes ge-
borte Dem. @s mar leer INN mid
uno gran. Sd trat mt's Senfter.
Die 8loden tan5ten. Miid fror.
Did fror lange, Iange nod nad)-
Der. Gin Ieiies 6rieren lit nod
INNER IN meinem 2eben.
@ber Die 3eit aing ibren Gang.
Sic Gtiabanlener betuGItigten NIT
ibreu geloufieen 3rngen aud oen
5meiten @eiprddsltoff. ben @eg<
gang Der Sodter les permogenoen
3lippi.
Oieie 3ltngen fanter nod einmal
ein luenig in getpegrng, aIs ole
Observation-Disclosures pioer ben
faIiden 9oftor 3iegler nno oeIien
8erurteiIung 81 elmer mebrmonotli.
den 3udltbnnsitrnfe erfoIgte. Muh
aIs nod atIauf oerieIbeu auguIt
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EnifGige 5raaen.

Die Jraee, OBJ bic !Sera0ge BON
Sofia ulo BON Gume
berlano in 5nlge bes 2rieges ibren
Sib i'm englif1en 0berban5 perloren
batten, beThGftigte Dor einiaen Sa9en,
tpenn aud nur boriibergebeno, oas
engliide l1nterbaus. @ie nGmli9 Der
.Nieupe Gotteroamfde Gourant" be-
ri9tet, ffedte Der Mbaeorbnete 5pift
Mcglein an Msquitb Die 5roge, Oh es
ni9t angdngig fei. beiben 5er3Dgen Die
PeerI9aft gu ent3ieben. unb tie bamit
aits benz 9berbans gu entfernen. Dem
R~otteroamer 8latt 5ufolge lit aber
Isquitb flur nit @erbroHenbeit auf
Die Jrage eineeeangen unb erpioerte.
baB aud er grunofdBlih fir bic Gnt<
5iebung Der peeri9aft fei, bdb dber
bic 5rase feline prattif9e 8ebeutung
belize, ba beibe 6er309e bon tbrer Mits
aIiebf6aft teinen @ebrau1 ma6tsn.
Der 6eraog BON Saffene Rpburg>
@otba Eel oenti9er 5iirit unb baltic
fih oesbalb fern, uno Der 5er3oa bon
Cumberland babe felt Dem Sabre 1878
baS enslii9e Barlament niht mebr be.
treten. Sim nebrisen made er bas
sbrsnfperts Mitalieo borauf onfmerts
iarl, oaB es fir bic enslif9e 9Regies
ruHg ieBt tpihtieere 5ragen aebe, als
bic 3ugeb6risfeit Der beiben osutfdsn
Se5Oge gum englif9en Sberbaus.
@egenport bes Settles TIT bic
GesIe mGnnbdftr Tatsn.
O. q. 1isssr.
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GbrlIde Seiratsbermitteluua.

3tpei biloif6ne, moblerSogene iunae
Wtaode1. Sodlter p~erm6aenoer Sarmerss
leute. ionic mehrere Gltere Md6den ino
aletnltebenoe &ittipen, 30-55. Soruits
ter Seitserinnen bon Sarmen nno &C.
idafteil ipiinifen iib baloigit All berbsi~
rateu. Iusfunft erteilt &nebI, ia Us.
9tb Street, ct. IamI, Wainn. (@egrii,<
Oct 1922 9riefen lit Iarfe bci5lles
gen.
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5igselmann Ste StrafanItalt ii. Die
Staot mieoer perlieB, reoete mon
BON ibn. @ber nidt lonae mcbr
nno nid)t eifrig. gs iporen Id,on
pieoer tuidtigere Ginge, iueIbe Die
@~foulmiiblen 5n mablen botten.
Gsortfeauna toiaf
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SODA FOUNTAINS.

~garbonators, ETC.; @lasfditen itnb Mpps
tbefer : lltenIiIien. Nae GtpIe unS Or1s
zen auf Eager. gfnige Ipenig gebrauds
te Gountnins9 fe frigerGtors. 2aDens unb
dleiffer : ginriht1uaet.
go. 5riebrid, Snbritdnt.
Ssit SO Snbren IN Can Nntonic. Yer.
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6ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

1926 Mlomo 8Iasa -biibi1 uobferts
RENE 9immer. SOC, 75c 81 Der Gag;
$3.50 Irrb ~auffpdrts per @ode. 3immer
nit 2 Betten $500 per Wode. Mltes
9efephou grodett $685.
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geaeniiber Dem @unter Office 7 &C.
bd1be, liz S5tsSonin Ctr. 9amens
Gtroh@ uno ganamas2iite gereinigt unO
aefornt. Meine grbeit tit nliiberS
trefflih.
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@Ols mno aoble.

ISL balten Die bette asIle unO bas
bette BrennbDI5. HrDbiert uas. 9jla5e
Wpu6 e Gpnl Gp. grodett 6053. Neues
Eel. 1911.
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Merchants Transfer Go.

Eranspprtieren uno @nftenen bon
r5afes@ uro fhiperer Minihinerie cine
5pesinlitGf, MbbpIen, glerfenbert, Nifbes
fpnhren etc. Office 510-514 D~oloroia
Ctr. Beibe Gel $50.
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Transport @efeHibaften,
Carter uIIaIy Transfer Co..

1nmilien<a utiben NIB GruIhferL Be-
Iorgt 11n5iebeu nno Wf0beI : Qagerung.
Baggage Eransfer. 9elepbon 1928.
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Or. @m. Netter. Der ScntIdle VII.
gennrst, bat Sorrdfnnocu in Gpfas
aPpfHefe, sssrniibcr uDm Garft6ans.
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RANDALL HOTEL -5riiher bas Sos
Gotta, inter neuer 2eituag; iebes 3ims
mer NIT Bn0. Wieorigfte Staten m Der
Gtaot fir 9teglldre. Gpp Us. Stepbens,
@duaaer.
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Dr.. G. 4. PERRY

@raDuierter g~hiropracter, entfernt
bic Hriafe bon srant6eitell, obne Mr5nsi
poer gle}Ier. 203 Dusrler @ebdlioe,
ga @efSgommerce Ctr. Snu Nntorio.
grodett 7038-
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Gdn0Ier il QnrbIpeIre, Defen NIB
HIedipnareu- Eroitii4sr 9leuspnsr nnb
1n6beter. e34 Cits@o1nu1erte StrnEe.
xrapk6 1850.
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Gdullz Il. 9ferpeaeifirrsM eparatur

@rinot Cure SrDeit gu s. s.. gogar;
CT. beritebt iein @efddftl @ntes &nnb@
ndben uno MepariererL 3ufrieDenbeit
sarnntiert. PIT slbe. o Grodett $50.
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@erlanat G9ambcrlain's perfeftcs
9iidcn Sttter. @ntbd[t feill Som,
1dlt @ingefpeibe geimllD mo Beine frdf>
fig. Sci Grocerilfen ober grodett 1888.
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FRITZ REUTER-

III Cameron Ctr, UlitpmobiI : Neparas
turef1, OrbacetbIene : GdtueiBung, ar
beiten am Mnfnbrtse uno gnt3iinoungss
appardt. grodett 1925.
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gamen uuD WefliIgelfutter.

5reS gtaffeL 319 OF : Commerce
Ctr. 5ei, 8etreibe, @nrtens ulb Selbiu.
men, @efliigelfnfter- Sitftbatorei.
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Mapmimgs uttD 3elte.

NianiD Gent & Apning So. @m. 9S=
rensen, giaentiimer. ollie unIcre @aaren
haben boaes @efpiht unD @snB, pnIienn
fiji Stm1onrbs @r0Ben. 216 Nbe. 9.
SeIebhon grodett 1858.