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he PAL MA BREAKS |
| 50 NILE RECORD
/ More Records Are Expected to Fall
Today Whom Eight More Cars
Qualify for Auto
Derby.
POI, POP ROAD RACE
Catcher Gibson Refused to Join the
Giants-Women Swim Three
Miles in Father
Of Waters
poi. POP ROAD RACE

! CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-Ralph De Pal
ma broke one automobile speed rec
! ord and more records were expected
| to fall here today with eight cars lef
to qualify for tomorrow's grand pri,
automobile race at the haywood
speedway.
Ralph De Palma in a Mercedes
clipped time off the American fifty
mile mark yesterday in a ty-out
The Italian driver negotiated the hall
century at 4 speed OF los miles pei
hour within three miles per hour OF
the worlds record. Dario Resta also
worked out. He claimed today to
have established = new American two
mile mark. Resta was clicked at a
speed OF 1855 miles per hour while
circling the two mile course.
Pop-Pops will Race.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-Illinois motor
cyclists will race for the state road
championship. over course between
here and Cedar Rapids. Iowa, Septem-
Der and 5. it was announced here
today. Twenty entrants have al
ready been received.
Gibson 10 SulkIng.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1S-Catcher
George Gibson, formerly with the Pr
rates, has refused to join the Giants.
According to word received here. he
wants an unconditional release which
he says Barney Dreyfuss promised
him after the 1909 world series.
Women Are Training.
ST. LOUIS, No, Aug. 1S.-Miss
Clair Galligan of New York and Miss
Hazel Fowler of Pittsburgh swan
three miles over the four-mile Mis-
sissippf river course today in prepare
ton for the woman's four mile cham
pionship here Sunday
Judging from the fasteners speed,
in the trials. other contestants viii
have considerable competition
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Three and 4 Half Games still Sep
arate Fast Cievelanders
From Leading Red
9ox.
cRIsR FOR cARR1GANs
Hub Men Go Down 70 Defeat Before
pale Hosed Wonders, While
Detroit Annexes
Two.
(By H. C. Hamilton. United Press

lBy n. C.. Hamilton, United Press
STAFF Correspondent
NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-With their
drive toward the American league
pennant only started on the home
grounds, the Boston Red Sox hook up
with the White Sox again today after
falling yesterday before the bats Of
the Chicago crowd who pounded Carl
NAYS for seven runs in four and a
third innings and won the third game
OF the series with the leaders. At
the same time in New York. Cleve-
land was losing to the YANKEES and in
Washington, Detroit hammered the
Senators for double victory.
CIeyeland's loss, while Boston also
was dropping a game, did not length
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Earring Phenomenal Upsets, One Of
sextet VIII Get Open Gold
Championship at National
Meet.
NATIONAL TENNIS MEET
Big Guns Of Net Game to Meet at
Forest HilIs-Jeannete
Breaks Opponents
Ribs.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Aug. 1S.-Bar
ring upsets, the western open gol
championship title will go at the enc
CT today's play to one of the follow
ing players. who are leading for the
first half of the seventy-two hole
championship:
James NJ. Barnes. Philadelphia, 10
Harry Turpie. Red Wing. Mimi
II, 20, 141.
u, 140.
Alex Ross, Detroit, 70, 10. 14s.
Walter Hagen. Rochester, 20. a,
144.
Jack Hutchinson, Pittsburgh. 10.
n, 144.
The first ten included scores up to
lat. Those eligible to play today
were those whose scores for yester-
day were not over fifteen strokes
worse than the tenth place, or scores
Of 162 were eligible to start today.
Big Guns in Meet.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-Most OF the
Heading tennis cracks of the country
will be represented in the national
singles tennis championship tourney
which begins August % on the courts
OF the West Side club at Forest Hills.
Entries close tonight but already NJ.
p. Mclaughlin. ". NJ. Johnston, r.
Norris Williams and others have en-
tered. Drawing for the champion
ship will be held Monday afternoon
Honors Assured California.
LAKE FOREST. Ill, Aug. 1s.-Na-
tiCnal tennis doubles championship
donors are assured California for an
other year as result of the victory
here yesterday OF Maurice McLough-
lin and Ward Dawson. Los Angeles,
in the finals OF the national pre-
liminary doubles.
at z title by beating George II
Church and ". DaFis. eastern champ
ions Next week thsy wiI1 meet WE
Johnston and Clarence Gr1n Of San
Francisco, naszdral champions, I, the
challenge round AZ New yo-L
Jeannee.. so@e E4z..eT.
NEW YORK. Avg 1s-51 SzsIl.
colored puEIis-, Eo1cEs1 oI last
night By a Ealor Crs- the .sz-- 6T
Joe Jeanette. zzs G1s,yEs-s1 las1zF
to have three t-oEs1 -aes zs -sEzlt
of the blow.
Two IN S.-s<T.saE-
NEWPORT, 2 l. Azg s-Twc
matches make Up LEs es--tz-s-s II
the Newport Casino Irritation ts-11s
tournament today. Ez-o81 T-ock-
morton of Elizabeth. " - VIII meet
W. NJ Johnston, national CHAMPION
of California, and n the other match
kumagae, japanese champion, will
meet c. j. Griffin, Of San Francisco.
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WELSH MOVES
| HEADQUARTERS
eriton Now Has Training Camp at
Colorado Springs Near Ring,
Where He viii Meet
White.
FIGHTERS HAVE MET
Friendly Greetings Exchanged Last
Nieht-Other News Of the
Fights and
Fighters.

/, DENVER, Colo, Aug. 19-Already
deeply bronzed by his roadwork in
| the Colorado sun and almost down
to fighting weight, Lightweight Clam
pion Freddie Welsh today moved his
headquarters to Colorado Springs
where he will meet Charley White in
a twenty round title bout Labor day.
Harry Pollock. Welsh's manager. ar
rived at the springs last night and
completed preliminary arrangements
for the champions training. Freddie
will continue his daily hikes, but In
different direction each day 30 as
to vary the monotony. From now
on the champion will box at least
six rounds daily with his sparring
partners and 1t will be no tango"
enough smuggling will be INDUCED in
to prepare him for his meeting with
the Chicago Knockout artist.
Welsh and White met at the Charex
Bramer go last night.
Hello Freddie" said Charlie.
"Howdy." said Freddie.
They exchanged a few pleasant
words.
White and his manager Nate Lewis.
left today for the scene Of the cham
pionship battle. White has rented a
bungalow in Little London and win
commence his training today.
That the largest crowd that ever
assembled in western arena Will
witness the championship battle is
the confident prediction made by club
officials today Tickets were placed
on sale yesterday and crowd of two
hundred were standing in line when
the sale opened.
Welsh Likes Chavez.
Freddie Welsh today was more
than pleased with his new sparring
partner. Benny Chavez, after he saw
the latter knock out Harry Bramev in
the fourth round Of their scheduled
fifteen round bout at the National
A. c., last night.
A hard right smash to the jaw. fol-
lowed by a Stir left 20 the bod
dropped Bramer for the count
Rough Fighting.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 18.-Rcu8n
fighting is likely to be the order
when Mickey Sheridan, Chicago. AMI
Mike O'Dowd, ST. Paul. meet in ten
rounds tonight. O'Dowd is picked to
win, perhaps by knockout.
Fu.ton-Coffey Fiaht7
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Aug. IS
Fred Fulton and Jim Coffey may
meet in ten rounds in New York
September IS. according 20 an offer
Frank E. Force. Fulton's manager,
got today. Force says the matter is
being considered
Jabez outpoints Lee.
ST LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 18.-Jabe:,
White, Albany, n. Y, bantaEl, had
little trouble outpointing I,o
Schneider OF ST. Louis, in twelve
rounds Schneider took the bout on
a few hours notice and was taking
no chances on being rocked TO sleep
RantArns to Mix.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Aug. 13.--Jack
Douglas of San Francisco and Eddie
Couion, New Orleans. bantam, have
been matched for twelve rounds here
August %. Harry Atwood, Los An
geles, and Lonny Tucker, Tulsa, also
bantams, are signed for TIE following
week.
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Buy Jimmy Zjnn

WACO, Texas, Aug 18-Jimmy
Ilnn, top pitcher with the local Texas
league club, has been sold to the
Pnilhes, Manager Hardy announced
TO-DAY. The Phillies outbid the Tigers
ana Yankees linn was slightly an
1ured a Few weeks ago and has not
peen IN the line up since He will
report to Philadelphia next snrinp
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CLUB STANDINGS

A, Results Yesterday.
At Pittsburgh, l 6 8; brooklyn.
8 l.
AT Chicago, l O; New ork, 0 I 3.
Games Today.
Boston at ST. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
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Kansas City Star: ]. Ham Lewis
has been selected to trail Mr. Huobas
around his speech making tour NJ
Hughes couldn't be any better n,e.s.
ed II he had made the selection hin.
self.
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days of the home coming, with speak
ers OF national note on agricultural
subjects.
The fifth day will be Statesman
day" and many politicians and party
leaders will be on hand with oratcry.
The last day WIN be given over 10
music and one feature will be
local chorus OF 100 voices.
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Lee
County
Fair
AUGUST
q, 3, u. Is, 1916
Donnellson
Iowa
SPECIAL TRAIN
thursday, August "a
Leaves Keokuk
1890 p. m.
Return:
Leaves Donnellson
$50 p. m.

a. - A. ~
There will be trotting,
pacing and running races
on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. Races all
well filed. Fine exhibits
in all departments. Among
the free attractions is the
George Harrison trained
animals. There will also
be other games and amuse-
ments. Don't fail to come
and enjoy yourself.
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STORM ROUTS
OUT SOLDIERS

Militia Men are Forced 20 Take Ref.
uge in Box Cars During
Flood.
Ell PASO. Texas Aug. 1S.-Five
hundred militiamen were driven from
their tents and compelled to take ref
uge in railway box cars when the
camps Of the Massachusetts, Michigan
and Pennsylvania militia were mum
dated by a heavy downpour Of rain
during the night and early today. In
some places tents were swept away
by the torrents Of water rushing from
the nearby mountain sides and the
water stood three feet deep in COM
pany streets.
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Clinton. 10: e. DODGE. 9.

CLINTON, Ia, Aug. 1s.-The Pilots
nipped the Badgers ninth inning rally
in time to remain On the long end o,
ten to nine score. Both Watkins
and Kirnmel were hit hard, the lat
ter's bases on balls assisting in Civ
| ing the Pilots big early lead, which
| the visitors shaved down two runs By
clouting Watkins in the seventh and
nearly tying the game in the ninth
Coffin put the ball over the left field
fence for home run.
Score RH. E
Fort Dodge .101 900 sol - II {
Clinton 160 030 0n.-10 Q
Batteries: Kimmell AMI Erloff
Watkins and Brown
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Hobbs Purchased by Reds.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Aug. 18.-Lee
Hobbs. shortstop Of the layton, Gen.
tral league team, has been purchased
by the Reds and will break into the
lineup today.
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American League.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
At Washington, s 9 i; 10 2; De-
troit, II 20 2; IL 1.
At Philadelphia, /; 8 1; st.
Louis, 8 s 5; 3 5 1.
At Boston, 0 5; Chicago, IL 0.
At New York, 8 Is /; Cleveland,
s /.
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Games Today

Games Today.
Detroit at Washington.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
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Central Association

Cedar Rapids, II; Mason City, z.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. Aug. IS
Eghsen hits for total OF twenty
nins bases gave the Dummies an easy
rsrto-y over Mason City Thursday.
Hart gave way in the sixth after al
loving fourteen hits.
Cedar Rapids. .oos 1o3 1o1-11 IL 4
Mason City 900 o02 600 s 2
Batteries: Berger and Nee; Hart,
giack and Richardson.
otturn~a. 8; Waterloo, z.
OTTUNWA. Ia, Aug. 1s-Doubles
bT Kuhn and Thiesing In the eighth
inning gave the locals the second
game, 3 TO 2 Bunk allowed the visi-
tors but tEo hits. His support, how
ever, was not good Zackert was hit
seven times, but kept his blows scat
tered.
Score R.H.E
Ottumwa 100 100 o1x-3 6
Waterloo ... 600 0I0 1902 2
Batteries: Bunk and BoeIzle; Jack
ert and Hoffman,.
Museatfne, 7; MarshalItown,, o.
MARSHALLTOWN, Ia, Aug. 49,
Muscatine's claim to the pennant
grew stronger Thursday when Mar
shalItown dropped another game. Z
to o. The town closed up while play
was on.
Score r. II. E
Muscatine .... no 90 e4x-T IL Q
Marshalltown 900 900 600 4 :
Batteries: Kinsey and Hruska; Stat
| terry and Snow.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Aug. 13.--Jack
Douglas of San Francisco and Eddie
Couion, New Orleans. bantam, have
been matched for twelve rounds here
August o. Harry Atwood, Los An
geles, and Lonny Tucker, Tulsa, also
bantams, are signed for TIE following
week.
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Neltc yl1csrntaug-Wiadtne.

Sir Sic 9orbereitungen sur Grs
pffnung Der CONNER : 8ereniigunss.
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gen Der lditigen uno %obenorein lpeges1
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triifen Motor, tpelder Oie Jliesen
burd cine itarte @tr0muns mad elmer
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auf Ste 3dnoer Der Robre, nod Der
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Grfaltnnsen idncl furirt.
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@iele se,lte buiten unS Iniien, -
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ben itetig on 5anb", ld1rei6t g. 6.
Seilemann. S%ranconia, u. $. Gelo
suriid. ipenn ni6t 5ufrieocnselterlt.
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geif.: gIfreo 6. Iuemer. @abor.
Gh.: 9usu Woener. gleri.

Moerntan Nebersam Iegte Dor nnb
berlas Die folgenbe &eiplution, unb
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genprn11en:
Seid)loien ppm Staotratb berStabt
9abenport, Dap auf 2isensaebiibren,
pprrnafs beppnirt bon &ontraftprer1,
erlalibt tperben bic banfmdBigen 3in=
len CUR State bpn bier (4) Gro5ent
allf aleSlrmmen, alls5nSabIcn an gez
sinn bes 1ladiren SisfaIiabres.
geit.: Ilfreb 6. MueIer, Msabor.
Mtt.: @uso Woeuer, 6taotclerf.
Mperman 2inbbplm b%eantragte, bab
Der Stabt Mntpalt initrltirt lei, in
1nterbanpllnsen etn6utreten NIT Ser
g.. 81. S. & g. Hailfpap 60, al1ssllz
fpedleln Sic iiibliden Is Sub bes
gisentbums Ser Company, slpilden
Silmpre nno Sablpr Stra6e llno
norblih nnn Ser Gierten StraBe, fir
eincu d6nliden Streifen, bon berGtabt
9eeignet, nDrblidJ bon bem @iaentbum
Ser beIagten Company.
Ser Intrag lpltroe ipie iplgt abeeS
tcbnt:
So - grebmcr, S%inbbplm, @aterz
man - 3.
Ncin - @oid, 9arbed, sarttpie,
gtebergau - 5.
alderman 2illbbpfm bear1truatc, oaF
Der Stobt : Mniralt inltrllirt iperoe, in
ltnterbanplltnecn nit Ser g., 81. S. &
.. Gailipap Gn. einSl1treteu Sllm Mlsz
tauld Scr liipltdeu so Sllb gisentbunl
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Ser Intrag tpurbc nit iplgenben
Sttmn1eil ~at,eenpnmen:
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@artipis, sinobolm, MoeIlcr, &eberz
gall - Z.
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Grnenttrngem.
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10. Seiffert als Iitglieo Ser Sepees
gpmniilion erna1,te fir einen Sermin
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beltatist.
auf antras bon alderman Ncbcrs
gall bertagte it'd Der Stdbtratb.
5ugoN ocII.er.
Staotclerf.
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fompleter 8eridt iiber Die regulate
Sibuns oes Stabtratbes, a~b9ebalten
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Soc garmidael,
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spesiol : eiBn,ta.

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port, Sal. Mdr5 1915. - Ser 8ae
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Cement : &ant1tein =. 35e
IcuIetung alten aantlfeine5 &c
@esidaffen bon 8dumen $500
@eeidafflne alter gaflteine Sc
lgotolbetrag bes MngebotesS3O.651.77
3. S. &pan Contraction Gu.
| Muslda6tlng . 45c
MISUNDERSTANDING S1.SS
Gementzaantitein Ace
Meulebung bes alten &antlteins 15c
@esldafflln9 pon 9alnneu . 500
@e9ldaffuns after Saditeine . Sc
Sotalbetrag bes Inge6ots $31,612.0S
5Dbraulic Goncrete Gpnltr. So.
I1slhddtlng . 5Sc
fgadlrein : Gflalterun9 $1.9S
Cement : &nnt1tein SOC
9feuiesurg alten &antifeines +. pc
@esldaffung bon 9alnnen $4,000
@eglhaffung alter gadlteine Sc
Sptalbctrag bes Mngebots $34,O96.57
Snbepe1tbcnt SpuitructtDu Gp.
Nnsldadtung +. 3Sc
8adltein : 9flolteruns . $1.s4
Cement : &untitein 45c
@esldaffung bon gdllmen :. $1,000
8eeidaffIng after 8asfiteine Sc
Eotalbetrae oesslneebptes S3O.732.31
sri= GttD Gpnitrnetipm Gp.
IusIdadtrng 4Oc
9affeinz 9flalterllns $3.50
Cement : &antltein 41c
umiebllng bes alten &antiteines Zoe
@egldaffu1g bon 8aunten -. $1,000
@esldaffuug bon altcn gadlteinen 1c
Sptalbetrag pcsIneebotes $31,7S2.5s
Central Engineering Gu.
Musldaftllng . :. SOC
MISUNDERSTANDING . . S1.S7h
@enter1tz&mntltein . . 45c
llmlebuns bes alten aantiteine5 lie
@egidaffuns bon gdll1nen =. $1,000
@esldaffun9 after 9adlfeine ;. 71@c
Sotalbetrag bes I1gebotes $31S01.49
Mngebpt mi helt S6eil Der StraEen=
Gar Company.
Iusidadtung Al. SOC
gadlfcinS Nlaiferltng . S1.95
Sore geb0roe fir bffentlide Grbti=
ten lpiirbe e1lpfehlen, baBl bieier Som
trait at 3. S. Megart1D iibergeber
ineroe, oa Serlelbe Der nieortslte Insez
bptlfeaer.!
@ adltllngspon5t iIberreidf
gebDrbe fitr 0ff. Mr BE i tie n.
= per S. 8.l Grpwleb.
@pmmiIdrr
|tilG. IS. sipipca reidhtc cincn GrnItae,lai
gesen aen, 9lon. Sic Soften Ser 9ffaz
lferlng Der sSnterleftinnc11' an Ser Sarz
rtlon StraSe, Ben @runoeigentbiimerr
nilf5ltlegen, ein. bee l3s Il ,@al4rFa,
HI ing. @eridtebene. Neidafte.
I%lber1na11 ,@ol6 legte boz un6 berz
Las Die sfpl9enbe 9eIpllttipn unb auj
ieilen @rtrag fpltrSe bieielbe a,t Sag
Slnat1S Committee bertuicien: ~
Gel es beldlo1leat ppnt Stabtratb Ser
Staot 9apenport, oab Die @eb1rbe Ser
nIfentliden MrPeiten i1lIrrirt merle,
einen Elan fin Sic Nlel1 Z Mh1n1meriz
rllng Ser 6dlller m Sen ldmmtliden
StraBen ser Gtaot pnr5ubereiten, urr
berlelbe ioll fertis iein sur Nn11ahme
nit ltnlere1n nelten u9latz8pof : gnz
1tcm", angeoronet pom Staotratf
hurd Sic @uebinser @llbliibins Conn
pdnD. ss.M
gseif. mfreh 6 m,,ener monor
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@et.: grfreb 8. gaiuer. Meabor.
Mt.: Sugo Ioeuer, gler!.

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Se1 es beld)lollen BON Staptratb
Der Stnpt Snpenport, Solpd, Dap Dtc
Sll11llne BON $4,000, letl1eraett aus
be5ablt alts Der ytooo 9lltrtft Mp. 3
A%pproprtatlot1 llnp 1tlll1n1ebr 5ltrl1dbee
sablt an Die StaSt, ote1e Slt1nnte Der
NDaD Stltr1ft yto. 8 appropriation
Nerblrd freptttrt inerbe lti1p Der
staotclerf 1T hermit allgcip1elen, in
1e1nen giid1ern Die rotbtgct Gi11tra@
slll1se11 bor3ll11ebme11. !
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-15

Gel es beihloIen pom Gtubtratb
ber Gtabt 9abenpprt, sSsuipa, bab bic
Sltmme bnn $196.40, 1einer3eit ,al1s
BET Moab 9iitrift SEQ. 1 appropriation
altsbe5ablt 11nb rllnmebr al1 Sic 5tabt
suriiderItattet, bieie Sa1m11e hermit
frebitirt iperoe an Sic Gpab @iitrift
$50. 1 appropriation ltnb Ser Gtabtz
Glerf lit bierbur9 all9eipieien, Sic n1i;<
tbigen %Gintragungen III ieinen 8iiberll
alt mddleu.