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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON r. ONCE al
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A TTORNEYS AT LAW.-Do general law
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DR.. c. r. SMITH,
TNENTIST-Onlce hours 3 to $50. Leonard
IL Block, over Pages hardware store, bel
ding. Mich.
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W.. y. JUS r,
LEWIS g. HALL,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Ionia. Michigan
IN General Law Business transacted.
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I. 6, MORRIS,

INSURANCE, LOANS and REAL ESTATE
Il Office-Oyer the l3elding Savings Bank.
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DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-OFFICE Sec
Il ond floor, Meloche block. ONCE hours 80
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residence.
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TITY PHYSICIAN AND HEALTH OFF
~ CER.-Once rear of w /. Benedict Co.'S
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sp. IN. Residence opposite NJ. u. church
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+ nCULIST AND AURIST-Sp Special ettention
~ given 10 the fitting OF speetacles. Tele-
phone z. 225 II. Main ST., Ionia, Mich.
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DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-OFFICE: Al
l. Residence on West Main Street once
hours To 10 n. m, 2 TO 4 and 80 TO 4 D. IN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-10

than a slovenly farmer can make a
success at farming. The price receiv-
ed for butter depends chiefly upon the
taste of the consumer. The intelligent
butter-maker studies the tastes OF
those people who are willing to pay
we'll for what suits them. and then he
learns how to make that kind of but
ter It Is the only way he can get
their money. 1t is not the expense of
manufacture that fixes the price. The
consumer cares not that the butter
perhaps cost untold labor on the part
of some one who cflurned and prepared
it for market If inferior, it sells for an
inferior price, regardless of the cost of
production, and if it is superior, it
sells ait top prices, though made with
ease and little expense. And the
beauty remains that the cost of pro-
ducing the best butter need not be
greater than that of producing goods
Of a poorer quality, in fact the bad
article is generally made at the greater
cost. Ignorance is expensive. 1 think
it will make every one who owns cows
a better dairyman to sit down and
compare the prices of dairy goods with
those of other farm products. If your
cheap grains can be converted into 20
and rs cent butter and 10 cent cheese
or 81 to $1.15 per hundred for milk, it
will pay better than selling the raw
material and robbing the farm of all
ferttlizing material that much of the
land is already in need of.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-10

lated from markets and is obliged to
barter his butter at the store for and
10 cents a pound will never get veal
thy, and the best thing he can do
is to join with his neighbors and try
to induce some one to put in a cream
cry. The cow worth from $50 to SIS
and given $50 worth of feed in a year,
if judiciously handled, near a good
market, will make g. profit for her
owner. She should produce 5000
pounds Of to Az per cent. milk,
which sold to a creamery at the aver
age price of so cents a hundred, would
return $4S to S54 a year. Besides there
would be the skim milk, the calf and
the manure Twenty dollars to s25 is
considered a good profit on a COW af-
ter paying for feed and labor, saying
nothing about the by-products. The
COW that produces 300 pounds of butter
a year will do so at a cost of 10 cents
a pound, if she is managed well. The
average cost, however, is about II cents
a pound, based on the price of feeds
from year to year. The COW that pro-
duces only 200 pounds d year would
do so at a cost of Is cents a pound,
and the $50 pounds a year COW at a
cost of 20 cents, taking it for granted
that the feed is the same In either case.
The pleasant feature about dairying
is the profit If the profit is not found,
there is no pleasure in the work This
is a general law, but it applies with a
special force to dairying, because pro-
fitable dairying is a fine art and sue
cess is won by strict attention to bust
ness. The man who looks upon a COW
as a necessary evil, can never be a de-
cided success as a dairyman, any more
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-10

Within a few weeks the practicable
ity of the submarine torpedo boat will
be definitely settled, either in the af-
firmative or negative. If the results
are satisfactory the defensive fighting
strength of the United States navy will
be Increased to a formidable degree,
and moreover the problem Of defending
10000 miles of vulnerable sea coast
will be solved. Naval strategists agree
that one efficient submarine boat could
hold at bay whole fleet Of attacking
battleships and either send them to
the bottom one after another, or fright
en- them off. 1t would not be consid-
cred good warfare to match a $4,000, 900
battleship against a $780, 900 submarine
boat when the chances of victory were
all in favor of the latter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-10
BEFORE Decentralization.

Before decentralization both
metals constituted the redemp-
ton money of the world; and as
both metals existed in about
the same quantities, it gave us
twice as much money of re-
demption as gold alone will now
furnish us. There is in the world
now, according to the report of
the director of our mint, s3,727,-
01S,S69 in gold, and $500, 81, 346
in silver. The dislocation of the
parity of the two metals by the
characterization of silver, and
the attempt to maintain our
credit in gold, has reduced the
redemption money of the world
from $7,547, 59O,215 to $3,727, O1S,-
S69, or little less than one
half the original amount
Coins Financial School.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-10

but of larger diameter, and trans
verse space joining them into which
the covers of the expulsion tubes open.
1t also contains vertical WE'LL which
accommodates the bow vertical screw
used for submerging.
Back Of this is a chamber containing
two expulsion tubes, each eighteen
inches in diameter, and their operating
machinery, ballast tank and an cleo
trio motor for operating the forward
vertical screw and raising the anchor
which is held in a we'll near the bow.
Aft of this are two chambers, one
above the other, the lower occupied by
storage battery cells and the upper to
be used by the men operating the tor
pedoes. Then comes the turret amid
ship with the boiler beneath it.
The fuel 10 be used in the boiler is
peEroIeum, which will be stored in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-10

An interesting Chinese room in New
York is in the rear of the office of the
Canadian Pacific Railroad company. on
Broadway. 1t is intended for the use OF
these Chinese agents and patrons of the
company. One of the most interesting
glass In a partition separating the room
from an adjoining office. The scenes are
in the most brilliant colors, and represent
wonderful tales. heroic and romantic, TO
the American eye sufficiently skilled to
decipher them. Hanging from the ceiling
are numerous Chinese lanterns, which
are lighted by electric lights on the in
side.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-10
SPECIAL CARNIVAL EXCURSIONS,
via rio Grnnde Western Railway

Via Rio Grande Western Railway.
August IS, T. o. o. r from Weber,
Davis. Salt Lake and Utah counties:
also from Tsntic, Ssnpete and SEWER;
also from Price, Scofield and informed
fate points.
August IA, Weber county day. Ex-
cursion from Ogden and all intermediate
pciris,
August is, last carnival day. Excur-
sdons from Weber, Salt Lake. Davis
and Utah counties; also from Tintic
rniniil~ district.
For train service, rates, etc, see small
bills; also apply to any agent Rio
Grande Western railway.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-10
CARNIVAL OF MADRID"
The Brilliant Spectacular Opened
at Saltair Last Evening.
WAS A GREAT SUCCESS
OVER 1000 PEOPLE WITNESSED
THE INITIAL PRESERVATION.

The Most Pretentious Attraction
Ever Attempted at the Lake Re-
sOrts-NearIy 200 People in the
Production--A Performance of the
Rest SpeciaIties Seen Here in
Many Days-ATaenificent Fireworks
Display.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-10

Indian elephants cannot live in Central
Africa, the home of a larger and more
hardy species.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-10
PROFITABLE DAIRYING

In an address to Kansas farmers A.
e. Jones said: The farmer that is iso-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-10
SUBMARINE TERROR.

ToNuZE
SOON BE LAUNcHED-THE SEVERELY
THE CRAFT BEFORE ACCEPTING T-w
IL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-10
INTERIoR DESCRIBED.

The interior of the boat is simply ar
ranged. The section between the stem
and the forward bulkhead contains a
pair of horizontal tubular spaces in
prolongation Of the expulsion tubes,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24
Vout Ncid)Sta9c.

Berlin, 20. Deg. @s lit Sbatia@
9e, bab bic Suiti3zN opeQe i'm Hetdsz
tao ae{6ettert lit. unb es 1T nod Sol
aenbes iiber ibr 8egrdbniB mit3utbeiz
len: Die Megterung CAB bic, pon Or.
@Dra geforberte biinbtge Grtldrung
ab, tie beitebe auf ber 8eieBung Der
@traftammern NIT BRET @i4tern; ber
@ei9stag aber be14lob, auf Der btsbez
rigen 8eiebun9 Der @traftammer,1 nit
flint Mt4tern gu be1teben. Na4 Dtele1
Mb1timmung ertldrte ber Ret4s=
@toqts1etretdr bes Su1ti3amtes, &C.
beimer &atb Or. Nieberbtng, bic lpeitez
re 8eratbuns fir nublos. Praitoent B.
9 olz8erenberg poqte bic Hegterung
unb benz 9aufe nod bic Mogli@tet1
elmer @inigung bieten unb i4lug Dor.
trob iener @rtldrung ber &e9terune
bic Worlase am nd&iten Sage pisos'
gu beratben. SnbeB tpurbe ber Wors
i@lag abgelebnt, un6 10 1T bic @orlagi
toot. Sebt 9e6en ii4 Regterun9 uni
Mei@stag gegenfeitig @&ulo bteran.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24
Grobcpcu 1T En0lano,


2onoon, 10. Deg. Sn gan3
Wales, ben Miblanben uno benz @u:
ben BON Gnslanb tpuroen frlb 5pei
1tarte @rbit0Be peripurt. Der erite
5tob trug ii9 UNI 3 ubr unb Der
apette UNI 5 ubr 30 Mtnuten gu. Die
@@mtnsungen gtngen bon Meiten naa
Often. Sic 9duier purben mG4ti9
bic 8etten bon tbrem plab
qeridt, bic 1biren auf9ei4leubert unb
MDbel umgeporfen. 9elegramme aus
alien Orten ftimmen bartn therein,
oab Der erite @toB cine 9auer BON
80 @etunben battle unb bon et11em
lauten rumpelnben @erdui& unb lei4>
tenn 3tttern Der @rbe gefolgt mar. per
ameite @toB mar tiir5er, aber piel 1tdrz
fer. @iele 2eute in Winbfor, Gbelz
tenbam Il. anbern PlGben, flohen aus
ibren 6Gui ern, Niemano aber purbe
perlebt. 9ie &atbeorole in 9erforb
erlitt einiqe 8e14Gbtqun9en, aber FONT
bat man Bis iebt Ni&ts gu b0ren be-
tommen. Cine Srau in 9erforn 1tarb
aus 6urht.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24
0ornpers ireiaeipro@en,

@incinnati, 10. 9e3. Die
Mntlasen, melde 9egen prd'toent
@ompers in Der @retutipiibun9 Der
Nationaltonpentton ber federation ot
2abor erboben murben, baben 1t4 in
Mi9ts aufeelDft unb nit elmer poqz
tommenen Treifpre4ung bes Mrbetz
terfibrers geenoet. prdiibent @omz
pers mar bef@uloigt morben NIT 81
nator eSones, benz @oriiBenben bes be-
motratii6en &asneausi &ufes u.
onberen encouragement, bemotrat1<
i9en polititern in ietner @tgeni4aft
als prdiibent Der Mmerican Teoeraz
tion Of 2abor perbanbelt gu baben.
Gs purbe geiagt, bab @etretdr Mtcz
@ratb um bieie &orreiponoen5 gez
mubt babe, unb in benz @lauben. 6aB
Der prdiioent feline 8efugnii1e uberz
19reite, gu anberen Mitglieoern bes
Gretutipausi@uKes bariiber gefproz
6en babe. 9o@ lDite 1i9 bic gan5e
Mntlage in Mt@ts auf, ba es 1t4 9erz
ausiteQte, baB @err @ompers muir 1etz
neo Sn1truttionen gefolgt mar.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24
Vcocration Of xabor.

Gincinnatt, Is. 0e5. eSn Der
Sbbfeqopsz !9ale babier purbe geitern
Die &onpentipn Der Mmerifani1 9en
@emerl19often TDoerotion bur4 ben
prd"l ioenten Samuel @ompers erDHz
net. Man ertpartet einige lebhafte
Manbats : @treitigtetten. Sc Derr14t
SppD@ttion gegen @ompers, aber es
l@eint oerielben an Organization gu.
gebre4en.
Sn Der Sabres : Mbrei1e BON @omz
pers tpurbe bel onbers bic MntunDtgungr
bab bic CUR TDDeration ~geborigen Sc
pert19aften mdbreno bes Sabres in
runber 3abl iiber 100000 neue Mitz
9(ieber %9etppnnen bdtten, NIT lautem
8eifaQ be9riBt. @ompers perbreitete
ii9 e%ingebenb iiber @treits unb ibre
@irfung uno iber bic a1gemeine in
bui trieue Gage. Gr ertlGrte es als'
poGtommen gere@tfertigt, oab bic Be-
amten Der 6Dberatton ni4t attip in bic
tiir3li9e politii9e Wabltampagne ELM
gegriHen bdtten.
Sn 8e3ug ouf bic M@titunbsllbepe=
gun9 1agte 9err @omrers: uWtr 1u<
9en energi14 bic aufri9tige Mitarbett
aler poblge1tnnten Mdnner u. 6rauz
en- uns gu ii4ern unb ertldren oHen
I'M ere Mbi i9t, bic algemeine @infubz.
rune bes M4titunbentages um l. Mai:
1898 3u er3tptngen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24
1utrtaueu ocs 0onlcus 1rujt.

&an1as Gitp, Mo., 20. 9ec.
Die Wirtuns bes tiir5li4 organtitrz
ten &anf as &oblen : Combine bat lid
tiir3li4 ge5eist, als Elm bieiiger Sob
lenbGnbler, mel4er ii4 ge~tpetgert bat
tie, benz Sruit bei5utreten unb gu let
mem eigenen Yreiie pertauft bate, etne
1ogenannte r&anias @ttp State Garb"
er6ielt, tporin linn ertlGrt purbe. bab
er enttpeber gu ben pretien bes Cont
bine pertaufen ober bas &iiito iiberz
nebmen miiKe, feline 8oblen mebr BON
ben Minen gu erbalten, nit benen er
btsber in 8erbinoung geitanoen. Der
betreFenbe &oblenbanbler bat perz
f@iebene &ontratte nit Pittsburger
unb 8anias'er Minen bebufs 2tefe=
rung BON &oblen, unb bieie &pntrat<
te iouen na9 benz 9afurbalten beg
Combine nt@t binbenb ietn. 9ur4
lol9es @orgeben bes Struts }tno bic
bie1igen tleineren &oblenbGnoler eintz
germaben in @@reden geratben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24
SAT- 1905 Sabre ait.

2opal, Glart Gountp, Wis.. IL.
Sea. eSm Otter bon 105 Sa9ren unr
II Monaten lit in ieincm 9aufe orei
Ditli9 bon bier Sobn Wtlbu'
9e1torben. ST mar elmer BET erl ten
Mn1iebler bon Calumet County, fam
nit ben @todbrtbge Snbianern tpe'tllu
unb lieb 1i9 innerbalb Der Heierpattor
auf elmer 6sarm inn Somn @barlestor
i'm Sabre 1884 nieber. ST pur Dor
bpQGnbi19en Gltern am Is. Sauna,
1871 in @arato9a, N. g., gebore1
pprben. Sn feiner Sugenb arbeitet'
CT o(s 9an0perter unter ben @tod:
Bridge eSSnbianern, Elm MGo4en oie|es
@tammes our Trau nebmeno. Nah:
benz feline critic Trau I'M Sabre 1875
9eftprben mar, nabm er iih eine 3pei
te, biesmal cine aus benz Mobega1
@tamme. Ote1el6e lit nod am 2eber
unb erfreut 1i9 i'm 70. 2ebensjabre oel
be|ten @e1unbbeit. Das Gbepaar bat:
te 1eit IL Sabren in 2opal getpobnt
mo 5mei @Dbne unb cine So4ter nod
leben.
8is por einem SATIRE mar Sobr
Milbur Elm 10 tbdttger Mann nie etrc
Elm @ehaigjGbrt9er. Ct itimmte gum
eriten Male fir Prditbent Mpnroe ur
erinnerte ii9 noG ein5elner 9e9eben:
beiten ous benz Rriege bon 1912.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24

@em fi@ bic sroBen Maf&inen betaaz
ben unb ftedte bas 3ol3tpert IN
8ranb. Das Geuer perbrettete 1l9
nit fur9tbarer S4neQistett, tpobet
in tur5en 3pi16enrdumen bic Mmmoz
nia= 3Dlinber unb SAINTS bon ber 9tBe
%erplobtrten unb Slammen u. Srlm<
mer na9 alien Seiten gei4leuoert
ipurben. Gs mar besbalb tur bic
6euertpebr unmD9li&, an oas @ebauz
be beranautommen uno erfol9re1@e
Mrbett gu liefern. 3pei Geuermdn@
ner tpurben lei@t pertpunbet. Der
Wertb bes @ebdubes iammt Snbalt
betrGgt $4,000, bic partbride to-
itete $4,000, unb benz ion muir cine
@erit@erung bon $4,000 seseruber@
iteben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24
9bcurcr Yciu6.

paris, 20. De5ember. Der &re@
bit, mel9er BON ber &egierung fir bic
9edung Der Softer bes 8e1u4es bes
53%arenpaares in Parts perlangt tpurbe,
murbe BON ber Deputtrtentammer nit
496 gu 81 @timme,1 bentuigt. @be Der
Mntrag CUR Mbitimmung tam, muroe
bas 1o3ialtit 14e Mmenoement, ben
&rebit I'M 100000 Trancs gu er6Ds
FEN, pel9e @umme 3ur unteritlbung
Der Mrbettslp1 en- pertpanbt merben 1ouz
te, nit 346 ge9en 1876 Stimmen abgez
lebnt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24
Eub0sGutbuEaSmn

Nem Dort, Is. DECEMBER. Die
Gubantia DE 2tga Der 9ereinl9ten
@taaten purbe seitern Mbenb formeQ
bier organiiirt. Die 2eute, tpel4e bie1e
8epegung t'+en, iino 10 moblbetannt,
bab fem 3lueifel barber beitebt, bob
bies Der Mn fang elmer 8%etpegung lit,
tpeld)e feinen tleinen Mntbetl an Der
@ef9t9te betoer 2dnber nbmen piro~
Sol. @tban MQen murbe gum prat=
benton unb @bas. 81. Dana, @rz@ouz
perneur @ospeQ g. 6loper, @rz@ene=
ralpoitmet1ter Sbomas M. Sames,
Gbauncep 30. 9epetp, Sobn 81. DOS
Ya6os, Sbeo. &ooi epelt, @r MaDor
Sbomas s. @ilrop, George 9oablepr
s. Gbmarb Stmmonbs uro g. g.
9enniion gu @i5e : prditbenten gez
nGblt. Grancts Waplano Glen pur=
be @etretGr uno 9arpin 81. Sames
@9abmeiiter, mdbrenD Der @getuttp=
ausl9ub ii@ aus Sobn Sacob Mfor,
Paul Dana, Sen. Daniel Butter ielbr
Sol. 6reb. g. Grant, @alter 2oaan,
Gbpin @arbman, Sobn 6. Mc@uire.
st. 6. Mleranber, @onftant u. On
brems, Trant R. Carpenter, Sobn y.
&eileD unb Sbomas 6. @temart gu
fammengeiebt.
Burlington. Is. 9e5. SIM
gan3en 2anoe bat bic bert4tete ST.
moroung bon Maceo grobe @rbitte=
rung berpor9erufen, unb bic Regiez
run9sbeamten beoba4ten bic @trtung,
NIT ma9iamen Mugen. Dte 0eretnig<
ten @taaten merben a0es aufbieten,
INN bic Neutralitdt aufre9t5uerbalten
unb 70 alien Observation-Disclosures
bic @ptBe abaubre&en, pel4e Spanten
tpe9en @erlebung Der Neutralitatsgez
febe geltenb MAIDEN io0te.
ct. 2ouis, Is. DECEMBER. Tretz
fir bic cubanii4e Mrmee perz
ben bier a%ngetporben, unb am nG9fen
5rettag tperben, menn ale Pldne en-
folgrei9 itnb, tauienb Mann lber
Nep Orleans nad Cuba abgeben.
s3peibunbert ber1elben tommen BON
CT. 2outs, Der HeH ous Gait ct. 2ou<
is unb Srten 1iblich BON bier.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24
Wcmeitc 9ta6ri6te,,.
Nv, u, VrGEocmtcm crtvXbIt,

Bern. S9weia, 20. 9ea. %.
Deuti9er aus Tbursau lit gum pra1iz
benten unb 30. Ruffp aus 2auionne
gum 0iceprdiibenten Der S4peiaer
Republit sepdlt poroen. 8eioe 9ebDz
rem Der rabifalen Partei an. 9te
8unbesrGtbe tpurben pieber9emGblt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-24
Shli,a ,,,c GrploTOu.

Berlin, 10. Sec. Sn Ml@affenz
burg, 8abern, bat 1i@ Elm {4redlt9es
8ranbungliid ereignet. Sn oer groben
Gromer'i4en 3unobol5fabrtt bra@
Teuer aus, pel@es cine berbeerenoe
CUR Tolse bate. 5iinf5ebn
Der in Der Tabrtt bel@dfttgten Trauen
unb Mdb4en murben getDbtet unb bic
lie in einem angren5enben @ebdube be-
i4Gftigte 2eute tbeils tDotli4, tbetls
i9per berlebt.
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WproucrShm1rMn0

&n0r, Sn6., Is. Deg. Nm Treiz
tag tpurbe bier Die 2eiGc bes Pferbez
bdnblers @b. Settlers 9efunben. Sic
mar nit benz &abaper zines @iels einz
ge14arrt porben. @e1tern purbe
Mtuiam @utberltn, Der @e19dftstbeilz
baber bes Ser torbenen, uls MDrber
perbaftet. Die 2et9e bes Mannes
mar lebr iorgfGlttg unter benz tobten
Giel perbprgen moroen. Mebrere Ser
ionen ioqen an benz @erbre4en BE-
tbetlt9r fem.
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1aS Epniulat bei6Itt.

6upana, Is. Dec. Das 9ieit9e
ameritani19e @eneralconiulat Hebt
unter Der Obbut elmer Gnoabl etgens
gu bie1em 3mede angeite1ter bemaHnez
ter poli5iften. 9ie ipani1hen Sebor>
ben baben btele 8ortebrung %getrpfen,
neil Tie befir9teten, bic BON ben Mnz
bGngrn Spanien's gum Nusbrud oez
brafte Gntriftung gegen bic 8ereinigz
ten @taaten mD4te ii4 in einem On
9riff ouf bas Gon ulat 2uft MAIDEN.
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Ter

6amburg, 16. Deg. Ser orobe
@treit Der 9odarbeiter lit 10 gut mte
beenbet unb @9aaren DON @trettern
nebmen bic Mrbeit pieber auf. 9te
81 Observation-Disclosures MAIDEN BE-
tannt, bab btnf ort cine prompte 4blie>
ferung bon Sradtgiitern ltattfinoen
pirb.
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Euoctc ant HaIGen.

Mibblesborp, &c.,, 10. Sec.
9(us @neebspile ptrb 9emelbet, bab
Diaries" 9atfielb bort i'm 8ei1etn
bon ca. 5000 Men1&en tpesen @rmor>
bung bon Sames Sratl gebdngt MUIR
be. 9atfielb le9te Elm @eitGnontb ab,
in tpel9em ct feline Trau unb Elm
sSrauenaimmer Mamens Nancp Sprz
ban Der Miti9ulb beat@tt9te.
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WrofcS SNaocnfcucr.

pittsburg, 10. 9ea. 9as
Ga inoz@ ebGube, nebft Der Bride iiber
ben vTour Mile Stun. am 9auptetn=
gang gum @9enlep Part, Sotlono,
iruroe morgen5 tur5 Dor 5met ubr
bur9 Jeuer 3eritDrt. Die l1ria&e bes
Ssuer5 mar bas p!c,cr eines 9r95:n
1u,moniqz 3nlinbe>s in Der GtszMaz
feline ul!ier benz v@tating rinf". Die
@emalt her Grplniion seritprte ben
binteren She'll bes @ebdubes, in melz
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Der 3srdFocnt auf Scr Sa8o.

Wa1btn9ton, II. Sec. prd1l>
bent Glepelanb fat geitern einen Saeoz
Gust Hug na4 ben @emahern BON Glib
Carolina 9ema@t. @apitdn q. ..
Grams, Commander 2amberton uno
Dr. O'@eiup begleiten i'm. Ct piro
pabr1 9etnlt4 minbeitens cine Wphe
bon bier abpel enb blet5en.
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Die Vctt tn Suotcu.

8ombap1 II. DECEMBER. @s piro
amtli9 mitsetbeilt, bab Biz beute in
bie1er Stabt 1911 @rtrantungsz u.
1904 Sobesfd1e in Tolge Der 8eulenz
pei It 1tattgefunben baben. @s piro be-
ri9tet, baB ii9 bereits 100000 perioz
men aus ber @taot gehii4tet baben, nno
bic 6luht bauert INNER nod fort.
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9urM Gas eritidt,

Snbianapolis, Is. December.
Morgens murDen bier bic 70 Sabre
alte ffrau Gatharine Gorbett unb beren
40 Sabre alte So9ter Marp toot in
ibrer Dobnun9 9%efunoen. Gs berri4z
te Elm }tarter @asseru@ in benz 9au1e
unb man elaubt, bab bic beiosn Trauz
en- erftidt 1eien.
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10 aus, ais pb es 5u 8lutpergieben ID
me, ba Elm She'll ber Mtners ii4 ipetz
eerte, al 1treiten. Der Streif tuar entz
{tanben, >peil perl9ieoene Mrbetter.
ipelGe NIT benz Mdgemeilter Srubel
batten, entluiien tpproen moren. Vie
Ter Streitpuntt purDe BON ber @eleuz
f9oft be1eitigt, baourG, bob Die W}is
ners iest ben Wdsemeilter ielbit ma9z
len.
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1eutsdcs 2ayital III BraNlien

Berlin, 20. Dec. Sit braiiltaz
nii4e N%e9ierung, mel@e fi@ eben in
grDbter @eloperlegenbeit befinbet, ioa
9egen Elm Darleben bon ptelen M}tlz
lionen einem aus Der beuti@en 8anten
beitebenoen @oniortium cine Reibe
BON @taatsbabnen in 8etrieb ge9ez
ben baben. Man glaubt, oab in
2onbon Elm @egenz@ pnbicat 9ebilbet
merben mtrb. Das @ef4Gft an Der
8Drie ita9ntrt in Tol9e bes neuen
80rlen9eiebes. @elb 1T iebr tbeuer
getpprben.