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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-10
Japan WILLING TO THRASH CHINA.

Japan WILLING TO THRASH CHINA.
The new Japanese minister to En-
gland. Baron Hayashi. arrived in Lon
don last week. and in an interview on
the Chinese question declared Japan's
Willingness TO undertake the task of
sle storing order in China il the condi-
lions she asks are complied with. The
chief condition IS that she shall not
again be deprived Of the legitimate
fruits Of victory In other words. she
would expect 10 exact from China
Whatever she might determine as a suf-
ticiont compensation for her effort. III
Is nut probable that the European pow
e,.s would consent to such an arrange
men, and ii IS quite certain our own
goveAnnent would NOT enter into such
an alliance.
Continuing the Baron said he knew
the feslins 81 his countrymen. and that
Russian and japanese troops could
never fight side by slds, but that Japan
had stn a,npl. farce % do the work
;sl@ne. sli is for tileres pf Europe 70
re train Russia, he ae,iad snt, leave
us 70 ie the Work sinsl handed ia
pan Is equal 70 tbs task and a great
deal more We have 4 rayx that can
sN;eep the o'hiasse on tl3e SEA Within a
fortnight and then W. could land
practisaily unerposegl, an army Of a
Esluartei Of a million, drillel and
equiplsed after the latest European
fashion. We could make shor, work Of
The Rexegs GIVE US the mandate and
the guarantee, and let oriental night
erisrtal. Order Viii then reign in
sPelin'
4 is no doubted that Japan would
make a strong effort, and hat she
would sNyes8 1, the Chinese seas With her
stl,ong navy. wAateyer question might
arise as g her and efforts.
b.ttar WAY would be % sivs the
cshiness government an oilportunity5
an a aiil ii necessa ~ to sprsss her oNn
disorders, aoeNaet new guarantees fol,
peaeeful Relations, and 70 allow her 70
sgaik sui III an nild!slurbea way hsii
9sSsn. government al problems
CUBA AND The POSTAL THEFT.
Mr. Thomas j Alnllay formerly i
tssaGller u the e'enjrai higl, sshao III
WI hi !, affj,5 10 O. bfit rt3y "A ,9.;af H.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-10

the silverites desired him to do.
Whether Mr.. Stevenson deserved that
abuse is neither here nor there. What
attention is called to is that the same
men who abused him then have again
nominated him for vice president. Mr..
Stevenson is personally liked IN Wash
ington but nobody believes. regardless
Of political opinion, that he has
strengthened the ticket by a single.
Vote. Mr.. Bryan is the whole thing and
no votes will be cast for Bryan and
Stevenson by any one except these who
arg wiling to endorse and swallow
Organism and that the term implies,
just as Mr.. Bryan forced the Kansas
City convention to swallow the le TO \
silver pill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-10
A Compre Lcn.ive siEn.

For comprehensiveness OF statement
give the premium of unqualified admira-
ton to merchant in small town south
II Fargo. The town consists OF rail.
rond station. two residences and two
stores, both OF the last mentioned one
story buildings es ahe"t 20 hy 40 feet.
One Of the merchants advertises on .
large sign in front of the building, "Gen-
leral Merchandise Of Every Description"
His competitor goes him one better. His
sign reads: -. D. Ross. Everything.
The department stores OF the east may
well be envious.- Cor. Boston Transcript.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-10
White Man Turned Y.cllo,y,

Great conformation was felt by the
friends of NJ. A. Hogartx Of Licking
ton, ny, when they saw he was turn
ing yellow, His skin slowly changed
color also his eyes. and he suffered
terribly His nalady was yellow
jaundice. He was treated BY the best
doctors. but without benefit. Then he
was advised 10 try Electric Bitters the
wonderful stomach and liver remedy,
and he writes: fter taking TWO bot
ties was wholly cured. A trial proves
its matchless merit for al! stomach. liv-
er and kidney troubles. Only 80 cents.
Sold by George p. Powers. druggist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-10
switzerland Wants Alliance.

/ Washington, July 10.-Switzerland de-
isires to become q part of the United
States, according To one of its leading
lneNs'papers. This desire is based upon
commercial necessities. Consul General
1 Gunther ut Frankfort Gerfany. in
Communication TO the state department.
says According tosthe Swiss press the
protective tariff of European countries
EXCLUDES the products of switzerland.
whose industries find support only in
free trade England. The proposition
Inooted in some quarters To create a
i.taritf union between Great Britain and
i lts8coloniss is regarded with apprehen-
sion. Such action, II is said. Mould in
sNoiye Switzerland In Industrial ruin.
Statesmen are inclined 10 seek an alli-
ance of Switzerland with some foreign
country. In this connection the Age-
Imeilie SchWeizet Ieltung suggests the
United States. On this point that jour
nal says:
In spite of the dark sides which are
l,alsp found there. the United States is
full of the ali, Of freedom Switzerland
would lcs- nothing If she should become
I a state Of the United States Of America.
1T IL ii well-knoW'n fact that the several
states Of the United States of the Amer
lean union are much moro independent
than the several scantona of Switzerland.
land our country, by such an alliance
would sacritice none of her liberties All
she would have 70 do would be to send
cher representatives 10 Washington.
! Economically and politically, she would
| gain everything.
1t remains 10 be seen what the
Americans would say about an alliance
With Switzerland For a long time they
| have tried 70 gain a@foothold In Europe.
Every citizen of Switzerland Who has
| the welfare of hiss country at heart
should ponder this ailiance,'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-10
4 TO 8, h, To8pULL OUT.
WIN Got on the populist Fusio
'l,icket

M Ticket.
Lincoln, Neb., July 1O.-Some political,
history was made in Lincoln yesterday,
when two vice presidential nominees
met and discussed ispassionately the
advisability of one Withdrawing from
the race in order to benefit the other.
Adlai T.. Stevenson reached Lincoln
at IL o'clock this morning, and Charles
"A. Towfle was present TO greet him and
to surrender Internationally. Towne's
Withdrawal will be the outcome of the
meeting today II the populist end of the
fusion trinity does not take the bit In.
its teeth. Just how far the populists
will go3in tleirdemand that Mr.. Townei
remain on the ticket cannot be de-
termined until Wednesday. when the
fusion state convention will be held
here.
Vice Chairman Elmis.en, of the pop
ulist national committee, Gov. Poynter,.
and many other populist party leaders
of this state are opposed TO any such.
program at the Withdrawal of Towne.
They fear it will threaten fusion in
opinion by ..G'yclone Davis of Texas,
who speaks for the two Dakotas and
Kansas Tornado Jones. of Illinois,
and Hurricane smith of Oklahoma
have not yet been heard from.
Chairman Jones, however, makes
light of the populist alarm. and when he
left for Chicago at 6oclock last evening
twas With Misunderstanding that Mr..
'foWne will pull out when w. j. Bryan
gives the word, which it is supposed will
be q few daYs before the notification
committee from the Sioux Falls con-
Nention calls on its nominees.
Mary conferences We're held during
the day, but they developed nothing
further than that there was complete;
unanimity among the democrats and
free silver republicans with the popu-
lists alone to be placated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-10
A MARVELLOUS SHOWING

= ne ew5cnrrencY law MAS 3, "a lied In
both senate and house and IN th,. tsg
8'loaal demscratie convention b., tt,a
adhersnts Of William j. BRYAN. r5e,.
repeated the Old arguments st5r ms tiee
( coinage 81 silver. ara denounced Il tle re-
{ g funding plan as g Selfish scheme IN the
interest Of tie bondhtidei.s. T}le actual
res UT 50 far says Sound A1ones. Is ii4e
conversion Of s2sI.ooo.poo of bonds.
bearing iflt.ies / at ), ard s pr cent,
into into an ednal amour of bonds bearing
interest at peracert. rl1js insj,~s ii
large saving, in Interest and siess hirty
Years for the redemption &C the bonds.
thereby reducing the burden On ms
generation.
The copntsy is also deriving ether
great benefits from the oioerati 81 81 IN.
{. NJ W lawn the form of a large INCREASE
and wider distribution currency thru
the organization OF ness banks IL IS
sue, whose notes are secured BY ds-
posts Of government bonds IN ms:
three n ntns from March IA TO June A
the number of such banks Increased
from s,sls 81 as.sl;; the total apii a Of
the same from s6l6.3os,oa5 10 SEA 49,
095. the total amount of government
bonds Deposited 10 secure Circulation!
from s244.sits57o 10 s2.s,571304o. and the
total amount Of circulating notes from
s2ls.3374. I95 70 s2ss.31a,1i5. being a MT
increase Of currency in ninety days oi
s51.9s7,9lO.
New banks are being organized daily
under the new law. and STATE bank
are being converted into ia ti1nal bank
at rate which Will make ii tlitIicutt
for even 50 agile. a statesman "; MI
/ Bryansto keep pace with the money
I deNil. Every siollai. Of the money they
send outs as good As gold.
One ofthe most interesting and grat-
flying features Of the rapid Increase AZ
banking facilities is its vide distlJbu-
ton among many small INSTITUTIONS
thruout the country. or the preliminary
applications filed With the comptrolleg
of the currency since March IA 10 Or
Z ganize national banks, sos were fja
& banks with a capital Of less than $40 :
Z 600 each. and seventy-one Cor banks
3 With a large.Hcapital. There Were in
addition 405 applications for The con-
version of state and private banks into
ma tional banks. Of which 342 were FOR
banks of a capital Of less than 100000
each: These 9si preliminary applica-
lions represented forty-seven states
and territories. and Mr. Bryans state
9of Nebraska furnished no less than
1 forty-two of them.
] In the same three months 362 appli-
a cations for new national banks were
y approved, of which $50 We're for banks
4 of q capital of less than s5OOoO each
d the average being less than $4,000
~ each. OF the latter no less than nine
Mteen were from Nebraska The total
ssnumbers OF new banks organized in this
iamA period was 159, Of which eleven
s3ssssers in Nebraska the capital of the
zzsletsh averaging less than $4,000 each.
,his y what Mr.. Bryan calls in his
sossiy fluent way q money trust
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-10
PRESS TOPICS. M BRIEF,

Foreigner. How are Your senator's
elected Americana: None of them
will teil?'-P
Some mayors cut considerable ice In
other cases the ice cuts the mayor.--'rhe
New York Press.
Russia could suppress the Chinese
rioters. but who would suppress Rus
sia?--1'he Indianapolis News.
The Chinese are TO blame for all these
wars, anyway. They invented sunpow-
der The Baltimore American.
In time the verb, ito roosevelt ought
Ito fill a long-felt want in the English
languag The Detroit News IS.
The turning of public interest China
wards Will elimnateathe whisker feat
lure from the War pictures. The Detroit
Tribune.
The Clark and DAILY factions each de-
nounces the other as a Disgrace TO The
state of Montana. They're both right
The Philadelphia Ledger.
llof us, hope that Il; Will not cost the
lives of more than 1900 OF l,40O United
States soldiers and marines To protect
the lives of the eightN-fonr missionaries
who are III danger.-The Detroit News
These chinese towns have perfectly
Iitliculous names. Why can't they call
themselves something sensible, like
Sknwhegan. for instance. Or IunXsu-
taWnsy. or e'aucomgoince. pr lNalama-
zoo2-'l'hA Boston Globe.
Your life is, like a romance With each
session of congress az chapter. isn't
it, exclaimed the highly imaginative.
Young woman. Yes. answered Sena-.
tor Sorghum; and there Is a lot en-
citflIellt sometimes in Wondering
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-10
Where to Keep Cool.

The coolies; place in the country dur
ing july and August is Clear Lake,
Iowa, The Iowa Central railway sells
5ronnd-trip tickets, including two. seven
and fourteen days board at the Lake
shire Hotel. a, very low rates. For
full information booklets. etc. ask
Iowa Central agents or address George
S. lsatty, q. p. & T.. A.. Marshalltown,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-10
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET,

For President,
WILLIAM AI,lSlNLEY.
of Ohio.
For Vice President.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
of New York
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-10
Not a plain Cook.

Sir wan, a cook one that can pre-
pare an aesthetic. hy.ieric repast."
do what? Oh. son don't want any Of
our cooks. madnt. You want an artist
and chemist" indianapolis journal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-10
BRYAN,s8 TELEPHONE ADDRESS.
Friends and Fellow Citizens:


Friends and Fellow Citizens:
1 come not thereto talk.
Because the convention
Has business to transact
And you know me.
But shall mako
A few r.n marks 10 you
over the long-distance telephone.
4 bloa,ea monopoly
Mhtlse eNorbltan, charges
:Neeessi;ate brexity
As painful TO me
AS il Is outrageous embargo
ON my lansuas e.
Think, dear friends.
EWilat a speech yo,i might have from
Your 5nlatchless Leader,
ri The iron heel of the monster
Ibid mol lay its heavy hand
Upon my Language works.
foods, Can aSdemocraticc convention
Long debate
Whiehpf the two 10 choose.
a BRYAN speech
i IRA bill that would
loaralyze all our time honored
| Principles 9f ncennmy?
.llpwever | digress.
And depression costs money.
Men and brethren:
| Lei me beg OF YOU
That i am still
| IT.
And thar the Chicago platform
lis the same
Yes today and forever.
Keep that ever before you
As Your cloud by day
And your piliaYUf lire by night
But if sou find Il
Absolutely necessary to my success
/ 10 shade ii a little.
tsJust lits!a MN. you.
/ That youilo so
Win ny public pratestation
Ard my private petmission
4 1 am untalterably Tor
/ The great and glorious principle
! OF il q I.
/ Also.
1 II any man attempts
/ To run up this American flag
4 In the philippines w elsewhere.
i#Shnot him on the spot!
! Thems my sentiments.
! Ard If the stars and stripes
Don't want q get II in the neck
/ They Will remain at home.
4 Liberty and good government
! And that sort OF thing
Are We'll enough in their way.
hut i, is none Of our business
| To scatter them broadcast
1 Over the world.
AS to my running mate
4 ] want the ticket
\ To be exclusively western,
| For the east is In the hands
Jlf1f fyI,sfS tl,nsn y,1aptnaS
| To the freedom of the republic.
| That's thesobiect Of the meeting,
/ Men and brethren.
And II we miss our connections
/ This time
| / shall be compelled
| To the conclusion
THAT you held
a few G.. q. Piers in your midst
/ To show you how
| The thing is done.
MY say is yet unsaid.
/ But the hated monster
i Presses on me and must stop.
Would that ] could
Talk to you as wished
4 But ! can not
Under the circumstances.
Farewell. dear brethren!
| / leave it all to We.
BE brave and fear not.
w. ]. Il. in the New York Sun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-10
HOPE FR0MIcH,Na.

The outlook for the safety of the rep
resentatives of foreign governments iii.
China is more hopeful as the result OF.
the latest advices. These indicate that
two of the legation buildings are still
standing, that Chinese troops are ems
gagged in guarding them from the
threatened assaults of The Boxers y T.
this Is the state Of affairs the lives OF
these officials may be preserved. Moth
ING can be determined about the real.
status and Responsibilities Of the future
until the true attitude and purposeao {
ne Chinese government are fully dis!
closed. III 10 ineonceivapfe that the chs
f1ese authorities, when they come To
consider the full force of such a ei.al-s
lenge to the entire World az the slaugh-
ter ofinnocent officials and the gross I'll :.
Il olations of treaty rights would Involve,
should not Use strong means to rspress
the disorder Such statesmen as Ii
Hung Chang and others sats. 100 Welt
Nerssd in International obligations ana
probable penalties 10 invite Il food III
disaster. Chinese hairst. Of f6rsigs E ~
has resulted in 50 many overt acts.
however. that the nations Interested.
Will not allow the present trouble is.
pass even if suppressed BY eshaisse au-
thoritisa. Without eXacting ne@ gu3rati-
ties from the anton. The e..d car iis8J
be fores'eer from the press n; outlook
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-10
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-08

ton of the chimney, where santa Claus
had placed 1t, she knew in her heart IL
had really come from her father ana
she liked the innocent description; II
was part of the make believe that
most children cling TO. Let them
have Santa Claus. Let them
make and give their little gifts. After
all the main thing is the spirit of love,
were some of her concluding remarks.
The pupils from the Princess kaiu-
lani school then sang Star Spangled
Banner"
There was quite an intermission. dur
ing which several reports were read
and Miss Felkner gave the program for
next month.
An informal reception followed In
which iced tea and conversation played
a prominent part.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-03

Sir BIZ, 8ittmen unb Waiien Der
i'm Sample fur bic tlnabbdusisteit IT,
res @aterlanoes seiallenen Suren
miro iest seiammelt. Sur bic arbei=
ten Ser @eieHldait pom Gotben &reus
sc iino, mie ST.. @sorse u. Ban
Siclen, Setretdr unb Sdasmeiiter
Der Suren . NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mittbsilt, seniiSeno @eloer porba,ren,
aber flr Die Sinterbliebenen lou &C..
iorst merbeu, gu peldem !3wede an
ole Sureufreunbe bic Sitte UNI Bet
trdse ersebt. Oieielben iino a1 ben
senannten Setretdr gu ididen, oos
Sauplq lartier Der eleul9ait beitnoet
ii9 gfe Sroabmap uno 26 StraBe,
Seem Oort. Sober beissltsuerle Dol
lar miro, mie 9err San Siclen NIT
tbeilt, burd bic Sertreter Der beioeu
Nreiitaaten in europa, Or. Serbs uno
Or. 6enorif Wueler, brett ieiner
Seitimmuns susefabrt weroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-03
'Qorn HobertS, @eneralfe(bmarIda0

'9oro &oberts, @eneralfe(bmarida0
unb 9eneraliiitmus Ser gnsldnoer in
Saoafrifa, bat III lester 8o9e feline
0orbeeren seerntet. gr bat omar bic
goern, oenen er 40, 900 entsesen=
ianote, bur6 ieine unsebeure l1eber=
ma9t aus Dem iio0tliden @intel bes
Sreiitaats ue%rtrieben, aber er lit nidt
i'm Stanoe semeien. ieinen Ytan, if.
men elm sweites Paroebers gu bereiten.
aus,ufib,en. Wlt Sad uno Bad iino
tie norowdrts seSoseu uno fampfbe
reiter ais je. Serluite baben iie ni6t
erlitten, mobl aber iol9e ben gnsldn=
bern suseiist. bic in Der lesten $50
de m%enisitens 800 Soote uno Ser
wunOste gu persei6nen batten. Sei
Saba Wc9bu MAIDEN tie ben Sriten
bic 9Oae beiB, uno weitlid BON Yl0m=
fontain entmideln iie ebeniaIs quite
Sbdtisteit ; iie beoroben Die btitii6en
Serbinounsslinien. unb nidt bic gu.
rem, lonoern bic Sriten lino in Der
Naue. Ourd ben Selosus i'm Sioen
itno bic ensliidenr Sruppen wieoer
itatf itrapa;irt moroen, uno l6on 1T
Die &eoe uon neuen Gubepauien, bic
man lbnen 90nnen muB. Nud lit mie=
Der uiel Nbsans BON Pferben uno
l3usndlen gu uer5si6nen semeien, mas
sleihbeoeuteno lit nit neuem Nufent=
bait fir &oberts, Der nun i9on Smei
Wonate in Bloemfontein lie9t. obne
aud nur bas @erinsite erreidt gu ba=
ben. Sn England wiro man betreffs
&oberts i6on iebr u%nseoulois. uno es
feblt nidt an ibarfen &ritifen. Sou
au6 Moberte' Stern in Sioafrita
e%rblaiien? Sat- I6eint es 10. Sein
Erubel wirb eft redt beginner, menn
er mad Ioroen III aufbri1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-03
Stabt=Nemi9feitem

Ser felt Sabren in 81. Glouo als
Side meiltsr bewdbrte i,srr SEQ. 9il=
ienbtauo lit nod wieosr ~erlanSter
8orperitdrte iest i'm StanSe, ieiner
Sdderei lelbit uOrsultsben. Seiner
sel1madoouen @aaren uno reeaenSe=
rienuns wesen ut oaS 9idenbrano's
@eiddit benz st. Glouo Yublifum
beitenS su e%mpfeblen.
= Or. S. y. Sernon. Olteopatb,
bat Die Eraris bes Or. D. s.. Sur=
geo i'm Serr Slod ibernommen.
= Dem Serrn Ano. Gels unb Sat
tin ponpesen Nnfunit bes neuen
SprOBlinss uniere Graduation.
= S6ubbdnoler 9ebr. GOelbrod
iouen lid entlbloHsn babsn, nit ibrsm
@el6dit Elm ioldes in gaenwaaren
in Serbinbun9 gu brin9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-03
Der Staat Wep Serisb lit gum ga

Der Staat Weiu Serleg ut gum pa=
raoiestlima Der fruits semoroen, neil
ieine@eiese bic Sruitbilouns besinfi=
gen, uno neil Die Truits meiit ibre
Saupt bureaus in Nem Yorf baben.
Oelaware uno 8eit Sirslnien baben
iid smar bemiibt, ben Sruits ebenlo
liberale griitenS,S eoinsunsen gu se=
mdbren. als Nem Seriep, cher osllsn
Sauptuorsus, bic 9tdbe Der Metropole
uno beren A%flienb6rle f0nnen oiele bod
nidt eriesen. Sn Nep Serlep lino
Sruits nit etnem We lammttapltal pon
iber tauieno Wiulenen orsaniltrt
worben; welde &e,dtbimer Siebt~ Der
Staat ni6t aus oieiea Sruit Ginnabs
men! Die ,Sutorporationssebiibr fur
ben Srelbrief Der 9arnesiez 8erte be-
trus $50, 600 MD iir oieielbe lit eine
idbrlide Steuer BON $ll 100 81 ent=
ri9ten. Oie Truits weroen ben
Steusl sablern bes Staates oas yer
sniisen, Steuern gu Sablen, gar balo
gang abnebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-03

Bel feiner atlsemeinex &ritit b1tte
Der Selbmaridal @oberts aud biz
&obies nt&t uerseffen iolen, tenn
bieie baben ben gnslanbern mebr
9rubel bereitet, ais bic unfdbigen
OfiSiere.
Soblon fomrnt mieber surid. Ga
lit gut. baB bic Nrauen fein Stimm
redt baben. Ser &ubbelS miroe
fiber ais prdiibenti9afts 'ganbioat
aufseiteat.
Ser nit Der 8oii9aft Der Sdultin
Der fir Onfel &riser mad Pretoria
seldidt Soteniunse lit Sund9it mad
Faris sereiit. Ma9t Der nun einen
ablte4er ODER tennt er feline Eour 10
i9ledt2
so it's r.6t, grub.r Sonatban |
9erbau' ben Slrten nur gang seboris.
Ou biit Der einSise &erl. Der bas i3eus
oa5u bat" go unb dbnlid idaut es
iest iiber bic @aiier. Saben mir ct.
mas Oerartises aber ni9t erit Dor
Smei Sabren seb0rt2 ST uns babur9
nidt bic Ybi(ippinen Suppe einse.
brodt morben? Sn @aibinston iouten
lie milien, mas man BON elmer fol9en
auTmuntsruns gu balten bot.
Sn Selsien sibt es cine r1br, bic
burd ben @inb setrieben wiro uno
ME aufse3osen gu merben brau9t bel
uns nebmen bic Yol titer ben Ylas Der
bels;i9en ubr elm.
Cine Surp in Chicago Fat entIdie=
ben, baB cine 6rau feline Sasabunoin"
i'm Slime bes @eieses isin unb als
lolde beitraft meroen fann, ba Die
Srau nidt gum Nrbeiten sel9afien
woroen lei. 8as merOen bic 9erren
8eidmorenen aber mobl iasen, menn
ibre in bieiem urtbeilsipru6 aufse
iteate Sbeorie BON ibren Oienitmdo.
den in bic Praris iberitst ioute mer=
ben?
OOn
Wtnneiota bat audi Elm Slaseen=
seieb. IS lit senau mad benz pom Suit
nois ~seEooelt, mel6es bieier Gage
pom Oberseri6t iir ueriaHunssmioris
ertldrt Duroe, uno 9ins am l. Sanuar
bieies Sabres in &raft. Oie Sqtnoiier
gntideiOuns bat Oppoiition sesen
oasielbe rese aemadt, uno es iou elm
Seitial seidafien unb bis uor's Win=
nelota'er Sberseridt sebradt merben.