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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-19
Extra for u. $. Steamship

NEW YORK. Jan. 19.--The United
states steamship Company has declared
an extra dividend Of ! u per cent ana a
regular dividend Of per cent, payable
March to stock Of record February D.
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More Gold for south Amerlea

NEW YORK. Jan l9.-There has been
Withdrawn from the New York Subtreasury
$760.00O In gold coin for shipment 10 South
America. and $4,000 for shipment to Spain.
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEw YuRK. Jan. io-BuTTER-Rcce
154G tihe Fancy frcsh In small supply and
steady. hn olhor grades lower and unsettled
state dairy. 37i7 H3sc' others unclaimed
EGGS-Ercrirls. 1865 cases. Fresh eggs
lower end unsettled. STORAGE aui"t and IN
Ergig IiT 40. seconds tu043c: white eggs
~ n 53c brown csgs 4OI5Oc; mixed color, -
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cnMnERCIAL TRLsT CnMPANY -
CENTRAL IRUsT SAYINGS colIPAEY
ELErIInN NnIIrEs

lf-s7 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
LEBANON VALLEY \. AND y. ASSOCIATION,
for the purpose Of eiectins pireetofa. .in ae-
eardance With fhe bylaws aud the tfauaaction
y such other business tllat may come befdfa Il
VII - heid ai ms Qnicha, fQ3 prexal buiiaiuf
EhIIzae lEhIa. luealal. January 80 81 p 70.
j.. y. MADpE@ Secretary
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ANNUAL MEETINGS
CENTRAL TRUST \ SAVINGS coMPANy
1htu. 1N1T.

~ ArAls AhA' a - fA-H'' ' NHNA 80
January lhtu, 1917.
Al Tine Annual Meeting, held January Inn.
Igl- tun following stockholders were elected
directors 70 serve Tor the ensuing year:
r Comfy Hunter r.. Leighton Kramer
GrUrGe H. MrNsr'r ETn1cis y. QIhm
rFHrodgrn O.. Miller g. Howard kh0ads
lanes T. HallUwrU Henry BELL
t;rarse ~ Euyluu4ss Isaac NJ. SimunIu
Frank Srhnblr thas. S. Walton. Jr.
IIeurs l.. Mcneil clement J. craft
Fred O. q IiUlmh0d
Al a meeting of the Board of Directors. he .6
this dty. the following u'hger3 We're unan.mOlsls
r. Comfy Hunter President
clement j. craft. Vice Pre- sidont
George H. McSeely, Vice President,
Theodore f. Miller. Vice President.
Fred'E G.. Hrlmhnid. Treasurer
Charles * Iukaus. Secretary.
Arson g. Evans, Title and Trust Of.eeT
Geo. j. Hauhauser. Asst. TIte Trust Othcer
Cameron W0rlLluEtou. ASST. Treasurer
CHARLES i. LGNENS.
Secretary
49, THE ANSUAL MEETING OF THE
- American AutiyiyiseCtiGn Society win be
hald on Wednesday, January 2ith, p M. n
36 South 18TH ST., when officers will he elected
for the ensuing year. The public invited 10
attend
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81 AM THE MAN"


YOU want to meet " you wish
i to make money with little risk
Not one man IN ? thqusandd. who W69
speculates or deals IN OIL, or tIltInt;
N tbe business, hence much money
is lost which might have neen saNrn
am ractical oil and mine ols'"-
tor. As field manager recelf-u ~
large salary as any engineer III '"'
Southwest.
t,ver, ,nernber OF the largest com
r,rrefai club in tho district excepting
its secretary, voted for mo 10 n'CVIlH
change which thev ORGAN zod 10 ,hl
wild Cat stock johhinE, lnA'tEt
than six months after my e.eoJion a.! ~.
~ h,,siress. / received fourteen ont
~ afteen votes Of the board OF g.,
rectors in q local trust colnpanE n.'
was elected as It's president anu man
aEer.
had several other pos lions ~
tr,,st tbr,iet ON me and was never
niaced UNDER bond yet had the CUSTODY
OF large sums " money.
was elected to these positions ana
,s Geld manager for large operating
snn,panlcs In icss than ten years ar tisr
ooinn from the East to IN" Spu...
west as an d aMtd,ro SgrSai many people
that was honest ana had Soih'
ability.
I have come East tn enter thH hauN,
ing and stock BROKERAGE business anu
10 develop some OF my oil AMI u'nlnS
properties. ,-, o.. ..,.i,
My oil land Is surrounded NY Nlni
companies as standard on, IeNas on
and the Gulf Refining
Cali mo On the t"lgnhgnc gnv ,,y"'
,tng st my home. in 81 Dnvid'H. Pa
.p.tissrbnne "yyevna agn. -" or write mo
ana make appointment for mo TO
call on you and cNpiain how TO be.
como one Of the prumot"r' ~ MY ,r1l
for business and make " public gu'r-
tnr on stock at prices which VIII be
= great deal higher. ,.
and will not write letters telling my
mans A personal Interview is nscos-
sarv TO get in on the ground floor.
win nroi,irn references and proofs or
, NV claims. ]. =. Co. 32i St. pnN.ds
road. wayne. Pa
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philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Semiannual Dividend No /.
Philadelphia. January -, 1917.
A samlaunual dividend OF two and One-huIf
ner cent. or one dollar aud twenty-five cents
ber share. has been declared out OF the sur
mus earnings ~ the current fiscal year begin
ming july 1. 1916, upon the capital stock OF this
Company psyabla January 81, 1917, 70 share
holders u reCorI the close OF business on
January -. 1917.
Transfer books will remain open.
n. y. SELFRIDGE,
Secretary and Treasurer
COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY
Philadelphia. January rs. 1917
At a meeting Of the Board on Directors. held
this day. the regular Quarterly Dividend of four
(4l per cent and am extra dividend OF tWO (2I
per cent were declared upon the cauital stock
of the Company, payable on February 1. 1911,
b Shareholders OF record on the 3lst Instant
Checks viii be mailed.
IA, W. STEHFEST. Treasurer
CENTRAL TRUST & SAVINGS COMPANY
Philadelphia. January is. 1917
The Board OF Directors this day declared a
quarterly dividend Of and one half per cent
on the capital stock PAYABLE February 4; 1917,
10 stockholders OF record January 2d 1917.
At the same time $50 600 was ndded 10 the
Surplus. making that fund $500. 600
Checks VIII hr mailed for the dividends.
CHARLES IS. LukENS. Secretary.
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pHILADELpUIA -- can. @la per cent
Time 3ia d4ia per cent Commercial paper
three TO six months, 8ls W4L per cent.
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S6O,OOO,OOO
United States Rubber Company
First and Refundng Mortgage Five Per Gold Bonds Series "a
Due January !,
Due January 1, 1912
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY Ist AND JULY 1ss

PAYA
Bond o
bdsd
yrei
ABodso yeedcme ioayu date
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be M.
application
riobtto close the time without notice
first payment
amount due will be payable New
exchangeabe
All aotments subject the stockholders authorization
the issue approval of proceedings by counsel
allotment be will
for he allotted the payment will applied
balance
TO nav the when due will render the previous LA
New York. January H. 1917
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-11-01

Greenville.
1929 Herschel C. Routzong. Get
tysburg.
1890 Lloyd r. Wicks, Versailles.
1882 Jesse Vernon buckingham,
r. 6, Arcanum.
1888 Elmer Henry Heck. Union
City, Ind.
Rejected.
1144 Harry Harrison Davis, Ross
burg.
1850 George Albert KIee, r. 10,
Greenville.
1852 Russell RolIey Kaufman,
Union City, Ind.
1161 John A. Dufield, New Madi-
son.
1854 Orville ]. Elliott. Union City,
Ind.
1173 Jesse Lee HoOs, HOllansburg.
1191 John II. Kirkpatrick 624 f.
Third, Greenville.
1925 Walter S. Witwer, R. 10,
Greenville.
1926 Walter Philip Hangen, Ar
canum.
1881 Harry George Clark New
Weston.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-11-01
The Very OIGest Inn.

Which is the oldest inn in Eng
land? The title deeds Of the Sara
Gems Head at Newark date back to
1341, and local antiquaries cite doc
umentary evidence to prove that the
Seven Stars at Manchester existed
before the year 1856. There is even
a legend that the wife of Earl Cod
win stayed at the Fountain at Can
terbury in 1929. "But what are all
these compared with the Fighting
Cock at st. Albans, mentioned in
odd Country Inns,' and said to be
the oldest inhabited house in Eng
land? A few years ago its sign
board modestly chronicled the fact
that it had been rebuilt after the
food"
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-11-01
Adjusting Vibrator Springs.

The owner who is using vibrator
coils will find that any excessive cur
rent consumption is due to excessive
tension Of the vibrator springs, The
spring adjustment should be loosened
until the motor begins to miss and
'ta slowly tightcned again until reg
uhr firing Is resumed.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-11-01
A Piece of Good For
tune.

| LII THESE ud9 5 Ol LISN PRICES IL
is refreshing to find one articleof
nationwide demand that will not
cost more than it did last year,
and yet will be more valuable
than it has ever been.
The Youths Companion sub
scription price, S2.C0, will not be
increased. + The So issues of 1918
will be packed full 'of the best
stories by the most popular writ
ers. The Editorial Page, the
Boys Page, Girls Page, Family
Page and all the departments will
bring a vast amount of cheer,
nood on+orto;rroon+ ord inflow
walton FL, ovorv roaAor in tho
fon,;l,, oirolo
By special arrangement new
:,
y,
.o,o -.
r,
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-11-01
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G A ST Q RIA

The passing Of Ii leader like Gou&el
4. Washington punctuates an c.ioah,
but not with a period. The good work
will go on, under lesser men. perhaps.
but It's impetus II too great 70 be
wholly checked.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-11-01
LOCAL BRIEFS

day in Cincinnati.
V. T. NcEowen of Ithaca was
a visitor here Saturday.
Newt Brady of Coletown was
a visitor in Greenville Monday.
Elmer Swartz and Cletus Of
well were in Union City Sunday.
Mrs. John Brady Of ColetOwn
spent Tuesday with relatives il
this city.
Aaron Wrigt of Pltsburg Was
transactiDg business in Green
vile Monday.
John UnthaDk and George Mil
Ter of Richmond. Ind, were heIe
OF business Monday.
Noah Wenrick and family at
tended the community fair at Un-
ion City last Thursday.
A baby daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Kammon,
East Fourth street, last week.
Mrs. Charles Dunkle of Colum-
bus spent a few days the past
week with relatives in this city.
Ril T. Baker and wife Of Day.
ton spent Thursday with Guy G.
Baker and family, Sycamore
street.
Harmon Trittschuh and dau-
ghter Maude of Versailles spent
Sunday here with S. B. Powell
and family.
E. C. Otwell returned Tuesday
forenoon from a short visit with
relatives in Rcysville, Knights
town and New Castle, Ind.
Upon our roll of nonor touay
we can place the following man,
ed patrons
Thomas Euhank.
M. O. Hiestand.
Mrs. James Westfall, 63 years
old, a former resident of this city, |
died in her home in Newark, o., |
Monday forenoon. The deceased |
was sister of Mrs. George Hath
away of this city. Burial was
made at Newark.
Judge Bowman on Monday ov-
erruled the motion 10 quash the
indictment a gainst Lawrence
Rhoades, charged with exceeding
the speed limit and killing True
Corwin. The case of Alva Barn
hart was set for November IA.
Sheriff Browne arrested Vim
cent Wagner at Bradford last Sat-
urday on a charge Of stealing
some flour from an elevator in
that town. He gave $500 bond
Monday and was released from
jail. This is one of the secret in
.dictments returned by the last
grand jury.
Darke county overscribed her
liberty bond quota of $484, 600 by
exactly SOL, 900, the total amount
subscribed being $575,000. The
towns of Gettysburg, New Mad
ison and Hollansburg have the
honor of being the first towns in
the county to subscribe the quota
allotted to them.
W. H. Williams. clerk of the |
county election board, a few days |
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-11-01

of herself aud children. If h
fails to make good, the seLtenc
will he enforced.
Mes. Mamie WhitL,er, wife o
the late Val Whitmer. man.
years ago a lawyer in this city
died il her home at Ell Reno, Ok
Iahoma, October 25, aged 81
years. She was an aunt of Mrs
NJ. G. Demorest and John Beers,
and her remains on their arriva
here were taken to the Demorest
home and funeral services held.
Ora Stump, 27 years old, was
arrested in Hamilton, Ohio, last
week on a charge Of taking an
auto without consent of the own
er. The auto BELONGED to his IA
ther, George Stump, Of Wash
iRgton township. He was ar
raighed last Thursday and bound
over to the grand jury on a 5000
bond, which he could not obtain
ard was locked up in Jail. 1t is
said when Mr.. Stump swore cut
the warrant he did not know that
his son was the one who stole the
Car.
Supt. Trittschuh of the county
infirmary deposited $1729.43 in
the county treasury last week,
the amount being what was re-
alized from the sale cf stock ard
produce raised on the infrmary
farm. He received the follow
ng: For wheat sold, S1494; for
pats, $162. 76; for calves, $685.. so
He also realized $3.50 in the sale
If some gravel. This speaks we'll
or his management, and he is,
the best superin-
endent the iniirmary has ever
lad.
James Passon, nearly GA years
I'D, died Wednesday morning of
asst week of blood poison, caused
~ several carbuncles on his body.
'he deceased at one time resided
n this city, but Of late years had
ived on his farm, II miles north
vest of Coletown, where he died.
Ie was twice married, and leaves
lis wife, four sons and two dau-
.hters, and one sister-Mrs.
Senj. De yor, Sr., Of this city.
funeral services were held Fri
ay afternoon in the ColetoWn
christian church and burial made
n the Manuel cemetery.
The banking department Of this
tate has issued a certificate au-
horizing the Peoples Savings
}ank to commence business in
his city The bank is composed
f about two hundred wealthy
esidents of this city and county,
whose estimated wealth is given
S approximately three million
Iollars. The capital stock is to
'e 100000, with a surplus of
10000. George W. Porter is
resident; Cornelius Fourman,
st vice president; VIM. E. Hart,
md vice president; DR.. A. W.
Rush, 3rd vice president; J, Ed
Williams. cashier. The directors
ire D. A. Netzley, Fred Berner,
)r, A. w. Rush, VIM. E. Hart,
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-11-01
Every Family d

Darke County should De
we'll supplied with good,
interesting and instruc.
tive reading. Just what
you want is the Green-
Vile Journal, which will
be sent to any address IN
the county for S1.OO per
year; six months 70 so
cents ont Of the CO: 7tv
to1 Sl.15. Did you eve,
stop to think that in one
year the Journal furnish
9s Two Thousand, nine
hundred an +wo've col
umns rs ., natter
Ana a. ,l LAY, S1.CO--
less than two certe 0er
w XII Come il and give
your subscription, and
! you have a friend living
at a distance who would
appreciate the news from
old Darke, you couldn't
do a better act tnan 70
make him a present of
the Journal for one year
Friends, give this matter
4 careful thought.
reno subscriptions
taken unless Accompan-
ieu with the cash.
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! $ CASH
4 Special Offer

w G will pay SIS
Ash to any per-
son who winget
Twenty yearly
subscribers for
The JOURNAL,
with the cash.
You can work
in any part of
the county or
city, or outside
of the city. The
price is 81 per
year in county.
and $1.15 out
side the county,
For further in
formation, SAM
pies, ETC., write
or call at this
Office;
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II! EsssIVl!!G NATIONAL BANK,

GREENVILLE. .OHTO.
Has the iWrgest Capital surplus and
RespOR sihiIity of aU4 Bank In Darke
County. IL regularly examined un-
der Government tSuDcrVisiOn.
Capital Of the Bank is 100000
Liability is 100000
Total Responsibility is S37O,OOO
All of which ts a guarantee of absO-
lutte protection to its depOsitOrs.
We invite your business, which
shall have our best attention.
Money In shape Of drafts issued
available all over the world
June lyl
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Smlamo.

Yraiioent @ilion bat ii6 bel
Den Snallgurations Seierlidfeiten
cine itarfe grfaltung 5uge5ogen unb
muB auf 6r5tlidcs @nraten DDS
3immer bitten. Shon felt large
rer 3eit bat iih cine 9ppoiition
gegen bos Datum ser EMANCIPATION
gelteno gemadt, Ga Sic @itterl1ng
anfangs War5 gu ungiinltig it, unb
es tpuroe porgeiblagen, Die gin-
ietung oesErdiioenten auf Sen Iesteil
9ienltag i'm april 5ll perlege11. Da-
6ur6 miro nermteoen, baB Die SIT
%aitguration auf eii1en So,lntag
fallt; allberoem lit Die Gurdldnitts-
Temperatur @nbe 4pril 81 @rab,
pabrenb oieIelbe in Ben letten 80
Sabren an 4. Mara nun SO @raoe
betragen hat. s.
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Dill 2esislatnr.

@oubernerr Gerguion oringt oa
raul oaB bic gegen i'm erbobener
MnfIagen fofurt unteriudt peroer
uno oie sl~ngelegnbeit nidt IN oil
96nge qeaogen miro. Seine Mnpalte
iino SO. u. 4auger bon Sort 8ortf
un6lg. 6. @eDonnlo bon 4tiitin.
Oil Senat : @iu, Die ben Nameu
8iIncp County in Miffin 4enneop
seonutp unialroert, lit I'M Snule ME
0ergeitimmt moroen; Die Brobibi-
tionsfrnge tpuroe init Der Bill in
Berhinpung eebrndt uno oa mar ibr
Sdid{at I'M Gnuie beiiegelt.
Gas Saus bat bic Mmeuoements
sur n@orfmen's gompeniation-8ia"
Mn9 einigen Mb1n0erungen ange=
~xlorulic11. Die letteren be5ieben iid
suf Sic grb0bung Der Saldre Der
WitgIieoer 6es 8ermaltungsrates
suno auf oie grfl1rung ser 4rbeiter,
bob re iid unter ben Stbiie beg @es
gleses itellen.
Die pom 2angc eingebradte 9ia,
f6ip San Mntcnio gu einem unabban-
aiqen EdrIoi5trift ma6t uno Die an=
0ere, Die oas Marimum Salar oes
DHtrifts Mrnpalts in San Mntonio
auf $4,000 feftiett. iuuroen ailge-
ftor1nler.
Ser Gtaot Sou Mntonio muroe
Ser Dnnf ai1sgeltnden fir Die gait
Iide Mufnabme Der @eiebgeber am
5onntng.
Die 8abrIdeinidjfeit liegt Dor,
BOB Die resuI0re Seiiion Der Segis=
Iot,r nm 5mei bis orei @pden per
Iauaert meroen miro, eritens, I'M Die
lluferIndung gegen ben @ollperneltr
siun Mbl1luB 5u b%ringen ul'o 5ipel-
tens, I'M nit Den pielcn iiferleolgt
saebiicbenen @eihaTten ouf8uraimen.
@ie aus Multin geneloet miro.
aniro sic unterind)ung gegen Den
s4Boupernerr MIR fur5e Belt Onlleril.
gie 2~egislatur Mitglieber, Die
nm letten Somtas bier 5lln ge-
md tuaren, baben geldliilie arse-
arszumen, in Der ie Der Staot rno
mr. gbamber Of Commerce ibrel'
zant ~ausiprcfeil.
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ltriprnns Der 0eianspcreine.

,anr Sabre 1920 sriinoeten ad)t
s,atllge 2eute, 10 5u Der Whit elne
iou9erbare Mnmutung getragen"
oie .Singidaft gum antlit~ III ct.
qBoden. Der Ierein beltebt nod
beutisen Gags, es lit Der oltelte De
ianaperein, Der i~iberbanpt eriltiert.
aQit ben Sabren fam ben Sangess
brii6ern su ct. Gallen Die lleber5el-
ssarg, oaB niidterlrer @eiang, DC
lang aus trofener aeble, nid)t aus
reidje. Die miioen @lieoer 81 erla-
ben nno Die ausgemergeltcn @eilter
mieoerum 81 eranlden. Inio
1865 geielIte iid) alio 5lrn Ginger
oas griilfen. Siinfuno0reiBig Sab
re hinourd} baben Die ltrengef
5obunaen oes Gereins Der tieigrei
fenOen Gcuerung mioeritrebt, lett
Dem Gage ober, oa Der @cinfruq
s1eiieqt, Iino Gang uno 1ranf innil
~gerbunoen gebliepn. 8ctrasen Dol
einem iparmen, nielgeitdltIgei
goIfslebeu, entipidelte iid oas Gina
pereinslpeien in ollen @alien ocl
Sdmeis. gud) oas critic Sdngerfci
muroe BON Shpei5ern gefeiert, mi
mar 1918 in 4ppen5eu, uno eli
Sdauei5er iuar es, Der madere Noge
Ii, Der ais eriter beitrebt mar Del
Wdnner, geiangberein auf De
Wrun6laae oes Golfslieoes 3u cine.
beItdnoigen annltform erapor 81 he
Ten.
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;lue @ge1It jAI zeraa; 2ouuufag ben 5. Mdr5 1917.

Gerbrou9 Ser Mltnoporrate bat man
bier, I'M @on0e oes lleberfluIies,
nod ni6t fennen gelernt.
= 8. s. @ooolparo bat Die @di-
fer Cotton anb 9iefining Company
III MuItin nlsgefauft. 0os Inter
nebmen ip1roe Dor bier Sabren bon
Ser @alfer Company Inn oen
Yreis BON $380>000 ernorben.
Staotanmalt Gillette miro
bel1te Dem Staotrat Ole umgearbeite=
tie SitneD : Oroinan5 our gera=
tung p%orlegen. Oie 0rbinanS ioa
ebenfans iebr i6orf iein uno, ME
oie friibere, BEN Sitnep 8erfebr auf
Ser Sollton. uto Commerce straBe
berbieten.
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Die biesiabriae itaotiidle Sarrate

lit nod einer llngefabr elr1ipof]entll'
den 8eratung, mdbreno melher biz
8ommiiidre 5wiiden $1.9S mi
$2.OS bin uno Der ibpanften, aur
Dedmna bes in 9obe BON $685.
7O9.16 a~ngenommenen Budgets ani
$2.O3 firiert. 9ieie State ipuroe
crit erreibt, nahoem man perihieos'
ne beabii6tigte 0erbeiieruneen, De
rem Soften auf $4,000 peranidlag1
parell, geltriben bate; ionlt iparell
mir in feinem Safe inter $2.Oe
tueggefomn,en. Ser eir15igc, Ser ge'
gen oie nele Earrate itimmte, NOR
aommiii6r ubr. Das Budget fiir
Dos nahite 5isfaliabr lalrtet me
folgt:
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Oiltig BITS sum 80. Suit 1917.
YrQdmiitn>Sfftrtf.
Gin &oridlag an 1mitrt 6rtnnoe.

9a cs unmoslid IL, ale 9tfrifte ano Counties oes Staates SarA
Ncienoe bearbeien at laFen, muften mir amf anoere Wfhtel sur thinner
sr0Feren gerhretnus nnieres glates iiuneu nno wir FnO 81 benz Sat'
idlnF gefommen, Hannebmbare Eranien fit nenr abonnenten, bic Ems
cinaeidift wcrben, ausaMfeken. @#sxF
gSr pIanen nidt bic geramfaluns eiaes lpgeaannen aOnteFes,
mic er lei eHslidem 3eitnnsen hblid 1T, ionoerns nrs tuouen onrd9 Aas'
sablnns elmer liberalen %&ommiHipn Jreiuiaise antuerben, oe obne BE-
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uHniben. - &2t AA Js9@N A ESHG
3m bieinn 3pede ofcrirn mir fir ieben nenen Sabresabpnneatea
cine aommiTiuu pn 500, ei nem Dollar 0ns 8sdenhatt Der
vJreie HreHe fir geyas~ foixt $500 per Sabr. Gegen GinfenSnns un
$1yOO meroen mir aGp has glatt ait irseno cine nns anfsegebcne aeMe
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n { IN Mbonnentens br snr 3tt nidt Geer Der rSreis *rcHe3 II,
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GAIL pon sebn Abonnenhn oMr barber erreidt miro. Die Grtra-$rd-
mic ienoen mir ben basn assredtisten bon nufrer Office ans oireh.
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ts often. Sober fam fb barnn beeIiseu. &r bicten nar Saarprens
an, neil Ghlo INNER Ieinen Mrrt bt no Sober oafnr anfaaHen nnS
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