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The Washington times., 1919-08-21
Infections
From Food

THE increased use Of canned and
preserved meats has augment
= ed the number Of cases Of food
infection OF late years.
Infection, putrefaction, and the
development of poisonous propsrtiss
in meats are favored by careless in
spection and by uncleanliness. not
to speak OF criminal profiteering.
Food infection in general may De
due to disease OF the animal or plant
from which food is derived (tuber-
culosis, etc), to the incubation or
the food BY germs after u has been
taken from its animal or plant
source and before II has been eaten
and to the development Of certain
poisons known as ptOmains either
before or after the food Is eaten.
Ptomaius are peculiar ehemical
compounds resulting from the ae-
composition and putrifaction ot al
luminous material tof which meet
largely cOnsistsl. induced hy certain
germs known a. saprophNtea
These ptomainz exert poisonous
effects quite similar o. those % the
vegetable alkaloids. such a. atr,
pin. atrychnin. etc hence the ptp-
mains are sometiues spoken % al
"putrafactive alkaioida.'
The ptnmatnH must not pe COO
fused With the tuRinH fhr fnhInl
are poisonous substance derives
from serma ln che course 1f thei1
iife and fruuth rhsF ar. tha a.
tive prIuripIoa 20 fhr HrfWa. "a
which tha Hsfua Has their .harae'
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The Washington times., 1919-08-21
By Anne Lisle.
(WhOse Newspaper serials are
unique in popular appeal and
eleverness OF eOnstruetiOn.)

AAAG IN RDR0AAE ApDEA A44
eIeverness OF eOnstruetiOn.)
CHAPTER CLXV.
Copyright, 1919, King Feature Syn
dicate, Inc.)
CGTT wasn't a Jealous cat who
told you all those cruel bits
= OF gossip about Phoebe?'
cried Virginia, interrupting me with
sudden force. "You mean IL wasn't
a woman?'
at was PatP' I said quietly, hurl-
ing my hand grenade with the grim
certainty that the time fuse wasn't
right, and that the explosion
wouldn't take place just as sched-
uled.
Virginia stirred a little on her
throne. She crossed her pretty,
slender feet, tucked them childishly
under the chair, then thrust them
out again and crossed them just as
they had been before. Her hands
didn't move, but they whitened a
bit at the knuckles as II she were
gripping the arms Of the chair with
stern force.
'Patr' she said, and laughed quite
mirthlessly, pat He's in big bust
ness following my little sister about
and spying on her. I'm ashamed
Of you, Anne-ashamed and bitterly
disappointed to think you'd listen"
"Jeanie," 1 replied with the sem
blance OF a composure was far
from feeling. I'm surprised and
bitterly disappointed to think-yOu
won't listen?'
'"Are you trying to be humor-
ous?' asked Virginia in q strangled
voice.
"Humorous!" I retorted, passion
ately. Humorous, indeed, when I
brave the Harrison pride, knowing
what a dragon IL is. Virginia, I'm
dead in earnest. And so was Pat.
He adores Phoebe. She's a baby
and cherish. And IL you'll just be
fair, you'll see I'm right"
Virginia stared at me in amaze
ment for a moment. Something in
the tremendous feeling 1 had and
dared not express must have waved
her and moved her to recognize the
truth Of my feelings. For this
Phoebe had been 'protected' from
Neal and his boyish love. For this
my little dead mothers diamond
circlet had been torn from Phoebe's
finger, and the betrothal OF the two
young things had been ended. I"
Anne Speaks Out.
couldn't say a word Of IL, but
some part Of what 1 felt seemed to
compel Virginia's respect. And as
she stared at me, wide-eyed, with
Tightening jaw and quivering
throat ventuTed on with the fear
lessness that really belongs to a
just cause:
Virginia, I don't like Dick West.
1 hated the way he sneaked US
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
The Rhyming
Optimist
DRAWN BY
C.. D. BATCHELOR
Complaints.
By Aline Michaelis.

n RARY GRADY's old and siling,
N Mary Grady's bent and thin
AvA you can see her strength Is
falling, but she keeps her cheerful
grin. Says she: 1--WE got asthma,
bless ye, and q touch Of rheumatic,
but child, don't let that distress ye,
1 can still attend to biz. can do
my washings steady, though have
a touch OF pip. where, IL wuz just
a Teddy, would likely lose my grip.
/ don't mind the coughs or sneezes,
at a chill I'd only smile, IL just
can miss diseases that the folks
have who're in style. Pendicftis
wuz a sample; can recollect the
time when all folks with purses
ample thought a pendiX wuz q
crime. Yes, without a mite Of urg-
in, and with very manner bland,
they would tell the leading surgeon,
Ny appendix must be canned
Then they'd totter to a table. and
the doc would carve away. and as
soon as they were able they would
talk about that day. They would
tell their aunts and cousins, they
would tell their friends and foes;
they would line 'em up in dozens,
they would park 'em out in rows;
while they fed 'em UP with chatter
OF the doctor and the nurse, Of the
pretty carving platter, and the hole
made in the purse. But I hear
there's something newer now
a-stalking in our midst; though its
victims will be fewer. there are
some who can't resist. So I'm pray
ing very strongly, as my daily
wash tote. that l may escape this
long-we' that's got Mrs. Millions
goat"
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Puss i'm Boots
Jr.
By David Cory.

VVIELL. the pretty song which
w 1 told you in the last story
" Puss Junior heard as he
stood outside the cottage on the hill
was this:
You've five little toes on your left foot,
You've fve little toes on your right;
Two Of these tOotsies are bigger
And two of them smaller quite.
And why should not love pinky,
And why shouldn't pinky love me,
Oh, why should l not love pinky'
AS we'll as any bOdie?"
Then Puss Junior peeked into the
window and saw a pretty lady rock
ing her little boy to sleep. His
feet were bare, ard she played with
his toes-One, two, out of the choe!
Three, four, off of the floor! One
more, Mr.. Big Toe; he's the father
OF all, you know.
But, Oh, dear me, the little boy
didn't want to go to sleep. lie
would close his eyes and then open
them, and when, all of a sudden, he
saw PUss looking in through the
window. why after that Of c arse
he wouldn't even lie still. So his
mother opened the door and in
vited Puss in and then he and the
baby had a roly-poly time on the
floor until the baby pulled or one
Of Puss Juniors boots. So his
mother picked him up and put him
back into the crib.
And after that Puss cuddled up
on a cushion and went to sleep, and
when he woke up il was morning.
q but the baby wasn't awake. So
Puss tiptoed out of the room and
into the kitchen, where he had a
fine breakfast, and when he had
folded his napkin he said goOd-by
and started OF again, and after a
while he came to a little brook
where a duck was turning sHnieg-
saults to catch the little hsh that
darted here and there.
"Oh, Mr.. Duck. won't you take
me over the water, for ] can't Jump
across. and l don't want TO walk :"
SO the duck came up close TO the
bank and as soon as Puss Junior
was seated on her back she swan
over to the other side.
Here's a penny for you," said
Puss. handing her a bright penny.
which she took m her bill and then
tucked II away IN a little pocket
In her apron.
can YOU tell me where Young
Mother Goose's house iEF' he asked
II can tell YOU whore Young
Mother Goose lives" she replied
Its over Wonder iu tho " 0uda
''Oh know that" said IuFH Tor
passed 90 un ms journey ln fact
made a call Uut . want tH five
dear UId Mother Goose
@Hfrf duuf iUuH aHih ere
du,k EvtmwlnH aHaf Hnu saFIuE
her fHI hHlN HuH fHfII
Thew uuHs aHlHfIrH H fuH. Fl. hsru
up HI# HuIrIfs HHH afrf ITuu H.H
aaF buf H. HHtHH UHI #II WHf.rf
t.HHnI f#I Ht 900 .|.I IH hH
Mother .#HHH IHHH H.fHHuHE q
HHHT HH.H
U..F. ..#HI fHIH |HHHf tnrF
o. - Hatinaaa
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
Advice to the LOvelOrn
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

serious I was puzzled as to which
liked better. In fact I was very much
infatuated with the younger ones uni
form. Would II be proper to encour-
age this man by asking him to my
home or should let the matter drop?
I am no longer interested in the first
I have met the people OF both Of these
men and they are acquainted with my
relatives. Il A. NJ.
1t would be quite proper for you
to invite the older of these two
men to your home. In fact, I can
not imagine why you have not done
this very simple thing before. The
best of luck to you.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21

$32OOO,OOO for BGttLeship.
THE Navy Department estimates that superdreadnought
will cost with armor and guns $32,OO0,OOO The
Alabama" 11,565 tonS) of 1900 cost $27220O0; the
Connecticut $4,000 tons) of 1906 cost $4O96OOO the
Florida C21 825 tons) of 1911 cost $64O0OO0 and the
Nevada" (27,5OO tons) of 1915, cost $11OOOOOO.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
OF
THE FAMOUS

There are but three things es-
sential TO success at the bar" says
Lord Reading, who has returned to
the bench on the completion OF his
Enthusiastically in America The
first is high animal spirits the
second IL high animal spirits and
the third o. high animal spirits. Ir
iu addition. young man will taxi
the trouble 90 read little law. 7
do not think that Will impede his
progress"
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
Two Friends and a Girl

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
For about eight months three Of rs,
two men and I. went out on an average
Of once a week The younger en-
listed and while he was away his friend
escorted me to various places. These
two men are very sensible, one being
over twenty-five and the other thirty.
Shortly after the first Of the year we
saw less Of each other. Now I see the
young one, and while travelling I oc-
casionally meet the older one, who sees
me safely home
My thoughts always drift back to the
older OF these two men. But ] fear II
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
Lost

had been frightened by the thought
that some spider monster as colos-
sal as the funnel pit might possibly
be lurking there to devOur him. But
no such denison occurred. The bot
tom of the pit, circular in form, was
= good ten feet across and car
peted, he knew not how deep, by a
debris of small animals bones.
Now for what had the Mayas Of
old time made so tremendous an ex-
cavation? he questioned, for he was
more than half convinced that the
funnel was no natural phenomenon.
The Washington times., 1919-08-21

TaE increased use OF canned ana
preserved meats has augment
4 ed the number Of cases Of food
The Washington times., 1919-08-21

VVIELL. the pretty song which
w 1 told you in the last story
Puss Junior heard as he
stood outside the cottage on the hill
The Washington times., 1919-08-21
This Day in Our History.

THIS is the anniversary of the beginning of the famous
joint debate in 1858 between Lincoln and Douglas on
the slavery question. Lincoln made himself national
figure by his stand and eectuaIy disposed Of Douglas
political power -.-.-..---... --..-s-
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-10-21
attorneys and judges.

attorneys and judges.
Public health service (small).
Meals for jurors, miscellaneous
court expenses.
Support OF prisoners.
Weather bureau.
j. Army, including certain expenses of
military cable.
Navy.
Bureau of mines experimental sta
ton.
Customs service, partially self-sup-
porting.
Steamboat inspection service
(smalD.
Other mail service, partially self
supporting.
Coast and geodetic survey
Lighthouse service.
General land office.
There may be other operations
which have been overlooked
1t would hence seem that Alaska,
far from being drain on the national
treasury, is a most decided asset, and
that the treasury is annually enriched
by very substantial sum over and
above all expenditures In Alaska made
by the government for any purpose
OF course, the completion of the gov
eminent railroad and the appropria-
ton of s17,OOO,OOO therefor, will tenn
porarily increase Alaska's debit side
of the ledger, but this will be made
up by increased industry, yielding ad-
ditional returns to the treasury from
taxation.
If Alaska is further assisted to de-
velop and allowed to do so by lib.
eral administration of her resources,
the territory will undoubtedly forge
to the front rapidly and effectively.
Cordially yours,
(Signed) THOMAS, RIGGS, JR.
Now at first glance the sum of $15,-
100000 income tax may seem high, but
we have analysed the statement with
bankers and business men, and they
Continued on Page Six
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number of the appropriations were not
used in their entirety, and, in the case
of some items, such as star mail
routes, there is certain return to the
government.
No response was received to my re-
quest for information regarding the
amount of federal income tax collec-
ton, but estimate it for 1918 to have
been in the neighborhood of SIS ,OOO,-
900. Taking this as so, the federal
treasury has received the following re-
turns from the territory for the fiscal
year 1919:
Income tax, approximately. SIS 900 900
Military cable system ......... 57019S
Unused appropriation for
mining coal by navy de-
partment ........................... 100000
Seal and fox skins, approx
mately ............................ sS2,75o
Confiscated skins, approx
mateley ......................... 1859
Receipts from game licenses 1905
National forests, over and
above maintenance and
expenses .....,..................... 59,359
Sales in townsites, timber,
etc, public lands, approx
mately ............................... $4,000
Total SIT ,676, OIL
In addition to the amounts expended
by direct appropriation, the following
operations are covered by department
ALLEGATIONS:
Repair and preservation of public
buildings (smalD.
Expenses of United States marshals,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-06-06
aanias rcdJnet ani riciige Wcisen.
erntc.

Gincnl in aonins ucroiiclltlidteil
Grnteberidt ser itoatliden Idrrbans
@eboroc 3ufolge, iicbt Oicicr Stont ei.
uer acknowledgment @ci5cnerntc ent.
gcgcn, lpelhe fonlerpatiper 8crc6-
mlna nod Die gelnclnid)oftlibcn Grn-
ten Ser Sabre 1917 ulb 1918 ilber'
trrffen pirb umb nod mn chpa 3d.
100000 gulbel GROCER ieiu ioll, ais
bie bes Geforb @ei5cniabres 1914.
Mnn crlpartct, baB Der aanias Sor'
mer etipa 2tS,59O,000 8uibel @ei'
5eu einbeilnicn miro. ooer I'M Turh'
ibnitt ctiua POI 9uibcI per slider
3u benz bon Der 8egierilne sarantier-
ten greis bon 1926 per guibci
nladt bies cine gan5 nette Sunlnlc
oiis, ipelde ben 2anbmirtcn bel abbe'
sabIuns ibrer Sppotbefen iehr 5''
ftatten fontmen tpirb.
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Nunllller 35
1rl. apbia Seiemanu aeiturbeu.
ySar cine Sod)tcr bun Yns. !SeicmanH
nabc Srafe iuobnbait.

Sad MIR licbentiaiger &ranfbeit
lit am 9icnstag LETTER 8od@e frl.
2poia Seicmonn, Sodtcr bon aug.
Sciemann unS @ottin, I'M Speim ihrer
@ltern nobe Srafc, i'm slltcr bon 32
ssyabren, 3 Monatcn ,mb 81 Tager
aus oiciem 2eben eeidieben.
0ie 9abin9eidieoenc mar III Der
@eeenb 100 tic pobnte allgenein be
licbt uno genhtct pie oieies bic grobe
3abl 9crer belpies bic ibr bel Der
om Oonnerstag Itattgeflrnoenen Be
eroislna alf Dem epangl. ct. Satc-
hi &irdboie bel Charlotte, Die lcbtc
@bre erlpieien. Eaitcr 0ictcl leitete
Die Eraierfcier.
Die Scritorbcnc bintcrloBt tbrc
ticibetriibtcn gltcrn itno folgcnoe @ea
idlpiIter: Srou Wtalinoa &irrclmep
er, bon OpenspilIc, Srall Soa Did
mann, bon Goicblib. Srau Mnrelia
@ablc, bon Sipiss, imb Gbrpin Seie-
mann, bon nabc 0rofc.
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Grncnnt ciu 8iirscr Gumitc.

4. s. Rippiteir. Goriiser oes bic.
ll9en giirger gontitcs tiir bic BOP
Scout 8ode, bat Die folgenoen giir'
ger unierer Stabt als 0titglieoer bes
localen Gomites crnnnnt INN gcnleln.
lam nit ibm oie rationale 9epegung
CUR llnterItiibuns Der 9op Scouts
Don slnterifa 5u forbern: Wt. VI.
Shuiter, $. S. Ocppe, 5. 8. gel
mers, ". 8. Wann, SERB. Bleb, Vt.
VI. grcuer, s. W. Shernlann uno
Or. S. s. Gausbell. 0as eon'lte
miro es iid our slufeabc MAIDEN bel
jcoem ilnierer 9iirser por3uiprebe'l
iim einen 8eitrae BON einems sSollar
au erbeben aur Sorocriln9 Der Sr'
ganiiation Der Bon Sccits. Wab'
reno n1diter @ohe ,pcrben ipe5telle
Sortr1se in ben airdcn iino I'M
Siloertbeater iiber Die 9op Seouts
Sepesuns sebalten mcroen.
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,yrau Maabalcna Gifermann
seiturben.
Var Satin bon ssrit Gifermann nnf
cine lausjabrise Seiuubnerim
nnIeres Gonntbs.

,Sn ibrer @obnlln9 oil Der 5irlt
Greet, lit ON lettcn 9icrstag gtab'
mittas 5rau MasOalcna Gifcrmann,
geborcnc Saeffncr. nad MIR fiir5cr
Rranfbcit,, i'm gllter bon II Sabren
geitorben.
Oie 8erItprbcnc puroc ON 4. Wiol
iS4S, on Scr Sirit Greet, in. unierenl
Gountp gcboren lmo bat ibr aal5es
9cbcn bon II s5abrcn IN 8asconooe
Go,rntp, 5ugebradt. 9lm T. SsSanl,ar,
1869 trat iic nit Srit gifcrmann IN
ocn Gbeitano. unb lieb iid bas junse
gbepaar auf Der Sarm oil Der Sirlt
Greet 'nieber, Die gifcrmann jcst eig'
net. 0ic Che lpi,rbc nit 8 3inoern
aeIeanct, lpopon orci ben gltern I'M
Iooc porausgineen. slm 7. Sanunr
bieics SSabrcs fciertc oas Gbcpaar. bel
anIdeineno gutter 8ciunobeit, I'M
Srciie ibrer &inber ,mo Serlpanoten
,no sSrc,,noc. bas ieltenc Set Der gol'
bcnen Sod5eit, bod idon 5pei Wton1'
ten oararf itnrb Der @atte lno MN
nod nur brci Wcnatcn folgt ibnl Die
trcuc @attin in Den 500.
Die Gntidlafcnc mar III Der 6irlt
Greet @ceeno in lpeldcr tic 10 lanse
luohnte, aI(eenlcin beliebt uno 9ead'
tct, uno bintcrldbt pielc Srennoe uno
9efannte sic nit bcn &inocrn ibre,,
500 betrauern.
Sic Dinterl1Bt folgenoe &inoer
Gouarh ltnb @iiItap @ifermann,
SSrou 2cna 9ronbborIt, 5ran Mnnn
6rchmonn unb Srou emma Miegel,
lcttere IN ct. 2ouis mo1nbaft. Gbe1-
fulls bintcrl1Bt iic cine S6peItcr,
nimlih, Srou @m. Socifner, ionic
20 Gnfelfinbcr llno fiinf llrcnfcl.
Sic 9ccroigilng fanb Gcitcrn gtad)'
nlittag orf Scr Gifcrnlom ,Sarn an
ser SSirIt Greet inter aoblrcihcr &c.
tbciliaung itatt.
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s,Sap 2pnh iicl Wtitt,po6 gtadn,it.

,Sap 2pnd) iiel !Otittluo6 gtahn,it-
taa in 2amar, 9artpn Gourtp, wto..
mo cr aln g. MtGr5 Ben Sheriff Sobn
Sorloiu uno befcn Sobn eriboilen
bate, Der @clfsiuitia gum Opfer. Gr
mar nad Der Sbat cntflobeit, uber por
cinioen @odeu in Colorado crgriffen
uno suriidgebroht porbcn lnh iunroe
Otittpoh Dem Hi6ter III Sartar Dor.
qefiibrt. Gr befonnte ii6 Der Grrnor.
ollno, bes Sberiifs lmb oeiien Sobnes
I6nlSig mb lullrbc 5ll lebcnsldnglt-
der Sudtbousltrnfc ncrllrtbeilt. als
bic Tad)rid)t iih perhreitct batte, oaB
2pnd oem Hidter boreeiiibrt iperoen
piirbe, elite cine Menibemnenec na6
Dem Court Sollie. Sobolb bas ltr,
tbeil aciproben uorben ipar, muroe
2pnd, ereriffcn luo, wdbreno cine
Mn,nbI 2eute sic genlnten, Die idnell
iiherlpdItiet murben fcitbielt, aus
oem Court So,lie nah eincm 8alme,
Der 25 SUB oopon entfernt ltanb, &C.
ihlciit unb allfaebGnat
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Die SobresbcrlonlnlllnN Der sSos
ncruiion Scr Wtiiinlri Commercial
Clubs mirb in Scficrior Gitp om %.
csllni obgebnItcn mcrbcn Nton mill
sic Slime oltsnrbcitcn nm cine Bono
nu$0obc pon 50 NtiIlioncn Collars 81
Wunitcn 9utcr @r0c 5um GrfclNe 3lt
pcrlclien. Gic 81 Gri'nhcnoc Orao-
niiotion ioII iid, oui cIlc Shnlot
itrifte I'M Stoote erItctcn. Scrr s.
M. Souhin 1T ser TrGiibcnt bieier
E66crution scr Commercial Clubs,
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Mcbr ai,cuicn ais lettes Sabr.

5plpcit bot Der Staat ln oiclcnl
Sabre Idon nlcbr 9lutonobil 2i5en-
len ausgeltellt, als lebtes Sabr nno
linO bercits un0crtbalb Wtillionen
Dollars bern @egefonb iiberlpieien
iporoen. Oies lit etiua $4,000 mebr,
als I'M lctten Sabre.
Staatsiefretar Sullipan lit Der
Mnjidt, baB ctlpa 100000 Siien5en
in oieiem Sabre al,sseitellt weroen.
Die 3abl bclduft lid icst i6on ani
10000. Sopon fommen allf ct
2ouis 36,715 uno &arias GitD 26.'
40 0-,Scfierion Gitn SolfsfrcunS.
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Seine 3citnns mad Ganaba.

Oas bieIigc Hoitomt bat ms lestc
ISOLDE alf Die SerIhGrIlng Der Bet,
tllngssciese in Canada ouinerfiam
acmadt. Sn 3ufr,nit biiricn nur fol
die hcutitc 3citllnec'l nod Canada
aciunot mcroen, nclhe cntlpeocr el.
nen iogcnontcn DTCrmit" bon bent
Stootsicfrctdr bon Canada boben,
oocr i'm Gneliihcn cinc llcbcr'eenn9
brinocn BON allcnL mos in Der Sci
tlna itcbt.
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e,nrto eOurt bcitimmt cine Stener'
rotc bon S5 Geuts per 500 fir
Gunntl,. nub Sioab5uede.
suod,t Scr,pillismnsen fir Strakeu'
ucrbeiiernn9en.

9ic Stcucrauilasc fir oas Sabr
1919 ,puroen bon Der Gountp- Court
mic folot icitseiee: Sir stoats5mcde
,s Gents, gountp Stcuern 40 GeI1ts,
SaOaolteucrn 20 Gents nnS Spcaial
RooSiteucrn 25 Gents. auT leoe $lOo
Scs ppnl sliiciior einberi4teten Ber-
tbcs. Iie Saloon 2ioenien wuroen
icItacicet aui 5000 staatsli5cns rno
$3.50 Gulmtpliaens fir cinen Serlrin
DON icds @tonatcn. Gbeater yor'
itcllunaen $500 pro Sag. Ecooler
llno Yoolballen 8eiiser miiiien oen-
lcIbcn 9etrag an bas Gonntp be3ab-
len wic fir Staats5lucde ourd oas
C5cics porscidrieben 1T.
CSen,Gb ciner Yetition in ipelher
oie Gountp Court I'M cine Terlpillig,
uns onsesansen miro, ollr Graoir'
una, lmo Scrbeiierung Der County
ROAD bon 9lano n0rOlib nod Wt.
Stcrlins uno Cooper Sill. loluie nm
cinen Concrete 9oben burd Die Turt
Ger Gri0cr Greet unb Sbiro Greet 5ll
lcacn, wuroe bon Der Court $4,000
iilr aenunntc 3pedc beipilligt, uno ..
!. g}icrc crnonnt, Die glrbeitcn Su be.
mIiliAtigen.
gia6 Yciidtigung Der Roao bel
Stolpc, muroc Der GountD slnpalt
nngcmieicn @ul 9egclnann, ocn
@egauiicber ocs 0iitrifts Go. 4. 81
initruiren, allc Gcrionen melhe Sin.
ocrnifie in hic Hoab srbrad)t baben,
III bcnuhrid)tigcn, oicic inncrbalb 10
SaQen 5u enticrnelL uno bel Scr'
iGinllnib bieies 9eiebls, gcltblIh a..
lcn oicielben poran 81 ec9en.
,SrcO 6. @ittrod, bon Dtorriion
murDc 5um .ytitglico Scr Ecrtbllh.
Gonmlliion crnannt.
Njco. Elattncr reithtc cine Netltlol
en- III wclbcr unl &crbciIcrllng De,
StonD Sill uno Smias 9tpuo nahgc
iu1t miro. Die Court perlulltig,i
$50 fir bieicn 3lpcf.
Gin Gciilh bon SSn. 3. NusfGuT
Ii. U. lm cine neltc Gorntproao be
Canaan murOc abgclpieicn.
Sin @ciud bon Gbas. Sforaia II
", lnl Serlpilliglng gum gal ctncs
Concrete Gulperts oil Der Sca Hoal
aie nad Smenspille filbrt, luilrOe &C
ucbniet. Die Hcteten butten $21l
gc5eibnct unb bic GorntD gourt la
iid Oerpflidtet bcn feblcnben 8etral
Ger Soften oes Gulberts 81 beipil!i
gen.
9luf @cilid bon V. &. gnfe II. "
>uuroen $25 ocn Moao. Oiltrift Ho. 9;
uerluilligt gum gall eines Gulpcrts il
Der 2ouis 2anbipcbr Cane an 0e
\ Snterltate Hoab.
SSobn 8orlii1 murOe 5llm @egallI
lebcr bon 0iltrift gto. is crnannt.
Die Court bertaete iif am Cams
tag Ibenb, Bis gum 27. Sunni.