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Die 9IfFeufpru9e.
8riftol, Ssnn., Is. 0tt.

Oblltpl, 2tnlt., 10. <.
6rau u. g. Garner, Sic Satin oss
Ptcf. 8arnsr, pel9er iih bstanntlid
nit Dem Stubium Der glffenIpra9e
bei9dftiet, bat oie nahiteb,noe Grtlds
rung perOffentli9t: nMebrsre 3eitun.
gen baben Die Rahriht perbreitet, ooB
SRI. 0uimartin ppn gleip Yort nit
Dem profehor @urner 5ufammsn in
eintm SGfig in oen MilbniHsn 4fri.
fas Die Nffsn bspta6ten peroe. 0ds
1T i6on oesbolb nidt pubr, neil bies
fer Sarig Dor sipei Sabren our6 oas
Senern zines 8potes psrIpren gina.
&uberoem 1T Dem prof. @arner MD.
6ds GeringIte iiber cine IoIfe 46T9t
oes Sri. 0uitnartin betunnt."
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mis-.
8iIerta, Is. Oh.


gei Gintritt Der Uior9tn0dmmes
runa purDen Die 0orbereitungen 5ur
9ebung pes gsitern nit Dem 2euts
ndnt Syep6ur uur Ia Wlann unters
gegangenen llnterisebootes nGutIn'
eingeleitet. :.
sSri6e nab Der 0rti MeiIen BON Der
&uite entIerntsn STEELE I'm W}eere, ipC
Der .9utin" pabrideiuli9 liegt Oh.
ipobl Der Wleeresbooen bort icnOig
1T, iino 0ie 2usii6tsn Iebr gering,
oab oas Boot rnA rs4t3eitiq eebobeH
tperOen tam, u.1 ieine Wtdnniadft
81 retten.
qoriS Is. DIT.
5iefe 5rauer berrIbt i'm Marine
miniiterium. Die ein5ige 9offnun9
aui Rettung Ser bel ben 5du6erOer.
Iuhen nit Dem lnterleebpot ,Iutin"
qeiuntensn Mannihaft beruht auf Der
6iiIfsleiitung 0es odnii i9en8ergungss
0ampfers Berger Dilbelm". Die
res Shiff lag 0or Dem Gap 5arind
uno ipuroe auiaefoloert, in gr0btsr
Gile na9 giiertd gu odmpfen uno
oQs oeIuntene llnterieeboot gu beben.
Der 01niI6e Ddmpfer beittt Ulaz
i6inen, pel9e ejn Gjetpiht BON 1900
5onnen 81 beben perliogeu. rs
miro dber oarauf bin9eiuieien, oaB
Der ,Qutin" 0reibig TaOen tief unter
Wafer liegt, pd6rtno Der gSarfdoet"
Der i'm porigtn CONNER in jener
9egeno iunt. nur }ebn Jaoen Waher
ii6er ii9 bate, uno 0db es 0o9 nean
Gage lang oIlerte. Big er an ole
Gberfldhs aebradt merosn tonnte.
Die 8eiaBung mar oiS Odbin ratiirz
lid geitorten.
Der Morinerliniiter 59omieh bdns
oelte NIT grobter tlmIidbt uno StneI=
ltgtsit. Gr beriei, iobaIo Ole llns
bsilstunoe eintrdf. eine 2ln3a6I bers
oprraeenoer U{drineoffi3iere 5u ith,
un0 ertbeilte Damn na9 8iiertd bin
telegrdpbii4e Qalpeiiung. ihpers
aetten aus oen 5sltungsmald3inen
gu nebmen, uutsr oem .gutin" 6ins
0ur6susieben un0 Damn ods Boot 3u
beben. U1an iiirttst inoeb. oab Die
ror giIerta litlsnOen Sdiifs ni6t
grob uno itdrt 9suus iino. Die 6s.
bingsar6eiter 3u pol3isben. Ger
arisesminiltsr oeriijgts ossbdl6. OaB
Die Dor Soulon .is9er0en mdhti9sn
gtrgunesoampfsr rqoIppbems" uno
.9romso1irs" iofoti nah giisrta
abo1mpfsn ionien
Obnohl Dor 91letts nod tens
Jia5ridten sin5etroiien fno. 10
glaubt man oot. Dap Die britiide
40mirdlitdt uno oer 6ouoerneur bon
Moltd Dem 6iili,rlis sntipro6en 6as
tsn peroen, ser 1sitern ouf yerans
laFune Oes 5ritiit,H goniuls in 9as
lstte ron Dem ir1n}5ii4tn U}inili.rs
rsiioenten an 0ia 6ritti3sn ge6or0sn
5eriatet mutbs
qdrig 1s. OF.
Iie fatholiiira ,citunBrn critic.
ren, 0ab Ser Capt nit osr GntTfeis
6lna 0es S'1a,aratbs .inoeyiidnosn
iei 0db oit R.5istlng MIR iolhe qul.
tusgsmsino<n aIS 3urlls5srnabms BON
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Rublono.
0ntllm. 18. Nft

SuluHtt 40. Gtt.
DR QrsoRump bat
einen oirettsn @srtebr 5piiden Dem
Sanar3en Wleere uno 0e1 ameritdnis
Idsu 9dFeu eiugerictiet.
MoSfau, II. Goftober.
Die bieiige 9Soli3ei bat eiuen 6ilb.
rer Der 3erroriiten nerbaitet. Der III
Wosfou aui einen ouSlanoiiheu YaB
hin lebte. Gin anoerer &rrrnrilt,
oen Die Eoli5ei 5u perbuitea per,
iii6te, ermoroete einen 8eloarnlen
uno beging Selbitmoro.
@oloingen II. Sftober.
7ie @offenboae oes SdliilleIbur.
ger &eaiments, Die Die WtiuiitionS.
porratbe 6es Meqiments entbielt,
muroe beilte ourh @ranoltiftrnl ser
itort. 5reiipilIige trugcn cine groBe
WenQe &ollpatrouen ans oem
brennenoen @ebdit0e, mnren ober
nidt I'M Stanoe. 10000 Blobpatro-
nen su entiernen. oic erplooirten
ct. petersburg, II. Ott.
Der iebt in 9ieip in Sibung be-
finoiid1e 9ongreB Der Monarhiiten err
tlGrte fih aeitern bel 8eipreduna Oes
Wabloeiebes ol8 Elm @egusr jeoen par
iaments unb 3u GunIten Der Riidtebr
an e;aem Hegime unbegren3ter glutos
trdtie.
0os 0srh1lten Der Wonarhiiten be-
dnaItiqt Oen gremier Stolppir, Der,
obaleih er lid fir Elm reprdientdtio.s
Qdrlament perpili6tet bat, es oo6 fi't
unpoIitiI6 bait, nit oenllItralopaliitel
ooGitdnbig 5u bre6en.
St. geters6urg,, II. Ott.
Inter Dem 8orfiB oes Generals
Romeitu 1T cine 3ommiiiion erndnnt
norosn, Die 0ie Ge1ditte bes idpaui=
Iten Srieoes, Oie ole Regisrung 3u
perDFTentlichen piinIht. 3uiammen itel.
len Ioa. Die 9ommiiiion niro aud
odrii6er enti6eioen, ipie ipeit bic 9ers
0ffantlidunq Der @dd1idJte Oes 9eues
raj guropattin perofIentli6t ipero'n
Ioll. gu Der aomuihion gebott Der
Cberit Slinstp, Der 9iItoriograpb oes
Sta6ss 0es Generals Guropdttin.
aronItaot. II. Oft.
9as 8orbert5.nsnt geneHei, od3
sir.n ipitti8en Qtnt3siI an Der llntere
Sriidun9 Nr Wlelterei am 2. Qu3ult
n1fm arto 0en Wleui,rern o1s 5oJt
gonitartine ,p;e0er entriB, 1T oon
aronitaot oerlegt porOen, peit Die re-
polutionGre 9ropa9dil0a in i6ren Ret
Zen 9robe Forti6riite gema6t fat.
2uti 9omp11nien plren ooIiitdaoiq
BON BEN Reoolutiondren gtuonuen
rnro,n un0 ;6re Cfii3itre iDaren MD:
i'm 5,tanoe. DjeTelbea gu Oer5inNern,
niftlih 9rotlama:iongn in ben gls
yatsn arosper Jlsgmenttr un3u4las
gea.
C0eTd, II. Ctlober.
Snfole 5eItdnoi1ey Geriihte bon
mo1Iifen Qlusithyeitun9su am 30.
Cttober blt oer GsneraI1ouosrneIr
6eute Q5sH0 6et1nnt 9emd6t. nm bic
of'entlGg Qerooiitdt 81 6srifbi1sn,
11B ieoe Concentration obne 2lu5.
mamt an 0ieiem 311e 0urh 3ragpe-l
m;erorijdt .peroen piiro,
Bdrihlu, IL. Ottober.
Gre: 3err0riiien pur0sn beuts bier
BON Sotoatsn 8etootei. dls IL osrs
fufieu. eiusn qIosn an 6er 9lIeit1
Strabe gu p.iiHoern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19
q othn e hr.
g2eIionbiue, 8, 18. Oft

Sn eirem 2ooen inaimtetlep 3pei
NieiIen BON bier. puroe sra 7onlep,
ein @rubenarbeiter, BON Sobn sra.
ser erihoiicn umo ,Srdu glu0elina
goaas iuuroe ihper BON ibm Der.
munoet. ,Srou Noegs itano 5uf1,ie
in Der gtdhe DonIep's, um Gintdu.
ie 5lt mahen.
9onlep lno Sra5er erneutcn einen
alien Streit. oIs lie iif i'm Snoen
traien. Gonlep mar Der gInqreiier.
rorduf 5rd3sr jid hinter oen Ga.
bentiih iIiidjtete in0 orei Shitiie ob.
ieuerte. Giner oieier Shiiiie ourh.
bobrte TonIeg's Sera 5rou goggs
enofine einen ShuB i'm Eberihen.
tel. S5ra3er ipeIher iih IN SAT- be.
finoet. bebaupiet, in Rothpebr &C.
banoeIt su babea,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19
Der 3 BAN 9roS.b.
g1ep Wort. 18. Sft

srau 9orrp Sbup ertlGrte beuts,
bab ole QlusTase oes Diitrittsanpdlts
Ssrome, pona6 perrnutbIih fpegen
6ergrmoroun9 StanforD W9ite's nod
cine gegen ebns Speite pepion 9eri4tete
Qlntlaoe er6oben iperoen piiroe, il.
ni6t i'm 6sringften beunrubi9e. IS Iei
Isi6t rd18Wpetfen, baB Ser &eoolper,
NIT peldem @bite 5etObtet puroe,
ni9t pon i6r 9etauft tpor0en lei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19
9 ote nerfa pn
glelp g1ort. X. ott.

Ion sSobu @iint6er, oem 9oten ser
2dfdpettt Sruit Gompaup Of SSrien
gitp, tpel9,, am Wontag nit $1,000
Gitp, tpeIdYr am Montog nit $4,000
mad elmer &ant eeianot ipuroe uno
Ser ieiboem pepIfprmoen 1T, BAT man
bis iebt rlibts gs9ort. Die Mnpeis
1ungen puroen seItern surudgeiaFot,
oo9 pei5 man uidH, mas aus @iinz
tber uro Dem 81drgelo geporoen lit.
DIS ein mertipiiroiger l1mitano piro
es b:3ei4net, oaB @iint6er friib am
Mrntag $4,000 in 8aar oblieferte
mt oab, penn er bdtte unebrlid isin
polItn, sr oieies Selo ebenIo ltiht
bate iteblsn tonuen, ME Die 1878.
Gs IL m09Ii6, naB @tntber oas
Spfer zines 9erbre9ens lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19
a,nm alnrf n Nftnhrl
goriiAts kreaeln.

oSnfolge Der Irobm9en, ibn 5u
retten 3u periudenL bat Der @ouoer.
neur SeDmoo6 bic Diilij beronsbe.
orocrt, nm Jiubeitorlngen Bel Der an
naditen 3rcitaa in GonlDop itattiin-
oenoen SinrIhtung BON Commander
,,obuion "a pcr6Iuoern. ,5obnion 1T
Elm gSciBer mo anaetlo9t, ben pa
itor Sarmon Or. @roinger ermorOet
3u 6a6cn, Der eyobnion bei6ulOigt
hatte, in Gbcbruh NIT elmer ,Sruu
Uimnie 5innlons gele6t 8u boben,
ole iebt cine lebenolduolIde 3udt.
bau5itraie perbitBt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19

0ds 0oltsI6ut zoe EN-
gutQartens Iie9t, pie aus nah4
Iisbenoen HdtiIiIden 2Iugaben erIihts
lid, nod 'ebr i'm qrgen. Die gep6Is
terunq oes IiirItentbums betrdst trnte
runo 3,750,0OO Seelen; man sGblte
nun I'm uud6nten Sabre aub,r 40
ainoerqdrten nit 2707 &iroern, 4344
BoltsIdulen nit 778G 2ebrern un0
Ge6rerinnen uno 34O,66S Stinoern.
alio einer Qesrfraft auf "A Stiiler
uno elmer S6ule auf 862 Ginpomsr!
@on ben Gtuleu pdren $3.50 pom
5unoert Fiir bsi0e Gei6lstter gemein'
ram un0 Is beIianpen nur 11S dusa
r6fieFIi6 fir ana6sn uno 35 ousa
fhIieblih sir gRdoben. (9as ihuI'
pflitiiqe Utter oauert Bis gum botlens
beten II. Sdbr)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19
6 a a 5 a.
@iftoria, 18. Ot.

SttIUlI4t To- --tF'
Der 0ampFtr nR. g. Ritbet" traF
6ier NIT Den PaNagNren oes Dam
piers nYrinceb 8ictoria" Elm, 0er auf
efrem Gelien segeHiiber Der Oots1i
feItIibt. Oas Sffff btfdnO ii6 duf
Ser SFdbrt BON 8ancouoer ndh Die
toriu uno fpdnOete, ais es nod cine
halle StunN bis slpm 9dfer gtbabt
bdtte. Der a1pttGn 0idep bofft,
naB Der 0lmpier morsen friib BET
Ger 6tutb piener fIott ipsrOen Miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19
Com, II. Cftosr.

Vt~IEtF 7 u -t4NUN 9
9ar 8atitau bat mebrere Strei6en
oon ben tatboliIhen 8etpoAnern ser
SSSrIel Wtatta i'm mittelIduoifhen
Nieem erhalten, in penen ieine 6ilFe
bel reIigi0Ien 6rasen berIangt piro.
@s iinb iaOoh tsine Sdritts seThe6en,
od Ser 8utitan einen 8eridr oes r0e
miIdtat5oIiId3en GrSMi6ofs bon
WlaMl 9. qace ertpurtst, Inn au en!s
ffeioen, OF oie GeoingunSen Oes Der
trcase5 non Mnorio, 1902, uno puris,
1914. Die QtuIpriite Der DGaIteler IN,
teuitiiben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19
@eeen l1nbertrdgIi6teit.
ct. 2ouis. no. 18. Cft.

gRinium s. 9emp, 9rGIioent Ser
2emp 8pstpip9 @ompann, pelfer pez
gen 8eridieosnbeit Der g6araftere nit
feiner sSrau ni4t beiono:rs 8Ii6ri3
lebt, bat ibr @tIesenbeit gsgsben, cine
SasboungstGu9e gesen t9n ein3ure:s
den, nelae iid auf gegenieitige 4os
neigurtg besriin0et. Die 5ru9t Ger
@be lit Elm Sobn. uno es beibt, oaB
Serr 2emp inter DER 8eoin9ung, odb
ibn bas &ino iibsrrpitIen miro, Ieiner
Jruu cine 4bfinouns pOn $500,000
btpilFigen min.
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9um 8eba dltnib.


WUlnin9hon, AIh, II. Gtt.
1homas w Gmcu BON Wlontaome'
m. Gbeifonmanoeur Der pereiniaten
So6ne Der foni0nocrirten 9eteranen,
erlleB beutc cine tSeuerdIoroer an
6ic Gareiuiqlna, in Der Die eiil3eInen
Camps aigeiorocrt peroen @e.
6dd)ttibieicrn 81 G6ren Der 5ral
,yeiieriou 1auis 5u peranitultru.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19
SO eoen 8etrugs.
g2nlhpi[le. Senn., Is. DIT.

Der Rep. u. ~. 8eIlep, @riinoer
bes 8euldb aeligipus 2uno Settle
ment, lit unter Der NntIase, Die PoIt
gu betriigeriiden 3tpeden benubt gu
baben, psr6aftet uno unter $1,000
9iiroI6aft eeiteGt pproen. Gr foH
unter fdli6en 9lngaben cine Qn5dbl
6amilien peranlabt baben, lire 9ei'
mat6 aufSueebsr uno iiG in Dtffon
Sountp ansuiieoeIn. Seine meilten
Spfer tamen aus Dem gtoroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19
nraap at0ia
JltfD gotl, Is. on

eF7'| T|71EI IT = v
Sin NIT Der oslt'h.u aaiietItons
bsr3ertea Jrpeleniditen in pelbem
Iit toIt5lg, Seine beiinoen. plros
bon ser 3ouss5oyoe NIT gsih,a8 6ts
le1t. bet Gi1m,5ijmer III 6lgo 2.
Qeotrtr bon Rem Dort. petder q
BON siuer un5eidunten 5ydu in Disn
letJuit 5absn pi1. DE osatiht 9o.s
I4lit pirO cine llnteriu4lng sins
IsiIn.
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s. ntrei6.
garh. 18. Stt.

Die @srbanblung oes She
idei0ungsprp5efes. O,n ole Grdfin
Gaitslans. ge6. GouIO. gegen i9ren
9atten angsItrenst bat, IuurOe um
5pei 0ohen peri9obsn. OaFslbe ses
f9ub nit Sen pro3eIIen Der @IGus
bigger segen ben 9rafen. auf Antrds
i0es He6tsbeiitan0es Der 8rdfin be-
IhloB Der Geridtsboi, I0jt GbeIhs:s
,oungstllss 3usrit gu borsn. Oes
@rafen 2lnipalt batk Die uorberi9e
GatIdeioung Der @ldubisertldgen Dsrs
Iangt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19
II b a.
$9apana. IS. 0ti

Der Maior 2doo msI0ete Dem 9ous
nerncur 4Fagoon boB ole 3dbhmg
ser @eloer i'm fuboniidlen Stants.
ihote beenoet lei. SIS lino I'M San.
sen etpoS mebr OILS $t2.000,000,
mo spar meiitens III omerifoniidem
8oloe porhnnoen. Tie Bidder ltim.
men ouf Seller lm0 &iennig.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19
gDoThinoton, IS. Dit.
gran6ftftuns.
Gharleitpn. g. 6. Is. 81

Gborleiton. 9. g., 1s. Stt.
Gs miro beri9tst. 0ab Die Grts
f6uft Senstd, Seonse Gount., , bon
gleasrn in 9rdHO seitedt purOe. 9lm
berfIoFenen Sdnlitag fpuros Elm Col.
Ieos fir iSorbtg. in oieIsr SrtI4dFt
our6 Spndmit serit6rt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19
Giferfnht.
RaI6pin., as., 1s. Of

-tNl 1~'e@~f sNFt NO' -~t"
sbomas S'Rsgan, Elm Bidder, srs
idoB 6rau getD BRADFORD. oonn
mari er iih ouf Die Sd,ienen uno
lies iid tor etnem 3uee iiberiabren
un0 toSten. Giieriidt miro oils llr.
Ione angegebn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19
gRotollo.

Gtuto. r. Gltobtr.
Tie Ginos6orsnen Der 9iItritte gos
isnquien un0 Tel9ao1 iino in tntn
a1mpi gsraibn, nm 3u entite.ssu.
per 0it 1a0srsn 6ebsrrifsn ioG. sine
ayobe Msnos Wsniben 1T ouf btiosn
Seitsp o,io6tet o0r Dsupun9ti noroen
3u. guu0ssbauptitaot ,afu.6}
gaaibin9ion II. Gttobsy
lie bisiig. 6insiiit3, GelanStif1it
miro tpegsn oes 9ooss osr Dlutter oes
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&ebtbetraq.
Ct. Qpuis. W}p.. 18. Ofi

vi. Spuls, uIp,, 10. 0lI.
Die &ebiIoren nes 8unHtsf f3abumts
kaben i'm bieIt9en llnterihaBnmt einsu
sse6lbetrag bon $61. 900 entoedt. Sn
Ser llnberihdbdmtern fin0et alls 3tpei
Sabre etne ReoiIion nur6 Sic Bum
0esbeamten in WU76ington itatt, ooh
tpuren I61n feit Der GeBiea priifung
n16e3u 0rei Sabre perfIohen. ipesbuG6
Der 1tnterTdaBneiTter 2bomds s.
Qltins Sic 8e6Drosn oarauf Gafmert>
fam nubte. 6err 2ttins nermutbstt.
0aB fich Elm fgc9lbetrdg kruusiI iIelien
peroe, opn mar er uiht i'm Stdnoe,
Ole llrIa4e 8u finoen.
@ai6ington, Is. Ott.
Ods 8unhesI6dbdmt iit ourh Den
SiilfsI9aBmeiiter Qttins IN ct. 2puis
6apon in &enntniB -geiebt poroen, DAB
feline &ahe einen 6eblbetrag pon
$61 900 dufpttit unb er bat um eint
llnterIu6ung gebtten. Sobn Miltie,
Der 9orIte6er oes 8unoes5ebeimbiens
ffes, 1T na6 ct. Goius ubgsreif, um
feIt3uit,lsn. tper fir Oas 0efi3it Die
@erantpprtlidteit trdgt. IS lit m05=
lid, odB Elm Srrtb1m in Der 8u6s
fiibrung porlisgt.
@aIbinatpn 18. Ott.
Der 9rGIi0ent RooIeOslt BAT 5rau
6dpes, Der ein3igen 3o6ter Der per-
ttorbensn 6ruu SefferIon Odpis, Ourd
oine 0epei6e Iein BeiIeio ii6er BEN
SOB i9rer Whitter ausgeOriidt.
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Mus 8unoe86auptit a 5 I.
gnnIhindtnn 1S. Sft.

NDN pAtA4HN1 To- -~At'
Die 3ummiIion, pel6e Die Ners
fiiarmgen CUR Our6fiibrung 6ss 9e=
fsbes gegen RdbrunssmitteIperfdl=
i@unp 3uIammen9eitelIt bat, piro
SieIe in eirigen Sugen Oer0ffentli6en.
Oas @eTeB tritt am 1. Sanu1r in
Rrdft.
WaIbin9ton, 18. Ott.
Der 6ineIiI6s @eianOte Sir Chen.
tling 2iang Gbeng bat ole gld9rihi
pon Dem So0e ieiner Mlutter erbal-
ten. g1o6 Der 9ineiiiheu Sittc
miiBt. sr ii6 pom offi5ielen 2eben
Suriid5ieben uno hen SoO Der Wtuttsr
orsi Sabre betrauern. Gr bat iroeb
BON ieiner Es9isrung Die 8eiiung ers
bdItsn, auf ieinem pOItsn gu bIei5en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19
6ifpefro.
y}ep g)ort. II. Ottober.

yieip Yort, II. Ottober.
Der Ddmpfer .GormeIina" ion laut
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IN Curacao mur0c beute BON eincm
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19

1as gtllar6fptel 1T 6ur6
quomig XIV. i'm IL SabrhuuOsrt in
5raRlrsih In glo6e asbrabt tpproen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19

Die ,,11eroitern"- n"-5ettmn-
gen haben Ole GeIcbicbte
BON ga Groiie miePt nur
ntitIcbreiben ienoern nit
tnacbcn helfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-10-19
0er6reC6erUer6Nf ftungen.
@ebabrn Der Grrbrr6cr bel ibrrr
5eifuabmc unO Die @riinos.

gNioertanoSIoie gsrbattuHetn alnefs bee
@erbrehsr Hno Gintritt Der Ruhe UitIeis
Oise Seamte @oriidtSmabnabmsn Der pcs
Iiset gHtOerFpenNise S3uiauSnerbredber.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-24
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CpTlCURA

at had an eruption appear on my
chest and body and extend upwards
and downwards, so thaV my neck and
face were all broken ouy also my arms
and the lower limbs as pr as the knees.
I at first thought it was prickiy heat.
But soon scales or cru4s formed where
the breaking out was. Instead OF gong
to physician, l PURCHASED complete
treatment of the Cutgma Remedies, IN
which | had great Faith, and all was
satisfactory. A yef or two later inc
eruption appeared aBain, only a niue
lower; but before iIhad time to spread
/ procured autobiography OF the Cuti-
cura Remedies, and continued their use
until the cure was complete. 1t is now
five years since uhe last attack, ana
have not seen any signs OF return. L
have taken about three bottles OF the
Cuticura Resolvent, and do not know
how much of the Soap or Ointment, as
/ always keep them with me; probably
one half dozen of each.
AZ decided togive the Cuticura Rem
edies trial after | had seen the results
of their treatment OF eczema on an
infant belonging to one OF our neigh-
bors. The parent took the child 10 the
nearest physician, but his treatment dld
no good. So they procured the Cutlcura
Remedies and cured her with them.
When they began using Cuticura Rem,
edies her face was terribly disfigured
with sores, but she was entirely cured,
for I saw the same child at the age OF
five years, and her mother told me the
eczema had never broken utssince. L
have more faith in Cuticura Remedies
for skin diseases than anything | know
of. | am, respectfully yours Emma =:
Wilson, Liscomb, Iowa, OF /, 1903"
Complete External and internal Ttmsn. for Ex .s
IIumor, from Pimples TO serofuH l M \"
consisting Cucura Soap 2ac ~ Wne,n S.e ~
emit Joe. n form OF Chocolate Coat Pills sc per risi
of 0 may be had Of all druggists singe SET osn cures
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Sole PHps, Boston, MASS;
- Masdfre'' show o'r''0 Ain' Scalp ana iia'''
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-24

voted to farming, war and politics.
They have been represented in every
war the country has had since the orig
inal James WIS time except the Mexi-
can war. The son of the man who es-
tablished the family in western New
York was James S. Wadsworth, and he
was a successful farmer and a leading
advocate of the antislavery movement.
He ran for governor against Horatio
Seymour, being defeated by the latter
for the office. He and his three sons
all fought in the Union army during
the civil war, and the elder man was
killed at the battle of the Wilderness.
One Of these three sons is the pres
ent representative in congress, James
Wolcott Wadsworth, Sr. He was born
in 1916, left his studies to fight for his
country, graduating from Yale on his
return from the field, has been an as
semblyman and comptroller of the
state of New York and has served in
the house of representatives for TWEEN
ty-four years, with the exception of
two terms. His son, James w. Wads-
worth, Jr., is speaker of the New York
assembly. In days gone by the Wads-
worths could travel for forty miles
without leaving their own lands, and
even at the present time the various
branches Of the family own about 3d.
600 acres in the Genesee valley.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-24
Two Curiona Talen.

In 1875 misery old lady was found
dead in fence corner a few miles
south of Blaise, France. When found
she was lying fat on her back, with
one arm around her head grasping a
sunbonnet Since that time not a
spear of grass has grown on the spot
where her body lay. The outlines of
the form, limbs, etc, are as plain as
though they had been made by a per-
son lying down in snow or in plastic
clay.
Just back Of the great British mu-
scum, London, there is a little plot of
ground known the world over as the
field of the forty footsteps" The old
legend concerning the place is to the
effect that two brothers, in the time of
the Duke of Monmouth's rebellion,
took different sides and that they en-
gagged in a deadly duel on this little
plot of ground. They stood off twenty
steps from a certain line and at the
word met at that line and killed each
other with knives. The forty impress
sions made by their feet while ad-
vancing were ever afterward bare of
grass and We're still pointed out 12J
years ago at the time when the lot
was covered by large stone building.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-24
TENNIS MEETING
IS SUCCESSFUL
Tournaments Decided on and
Opening Match May be
Played Saturday.
MANY WILL ENTER EVENT
PRIZES WILL BE SECURED FROM
LOCAL MERCHANTS AND GIVEN
TO THE WINNERS-THREE
CLASSES PROVIDED FOR.

At meeting held last night at the
Palladium office, of representative ten
mis- players of Richmond, it was decid-
ed to hold tournament, the opening
round of which will probably be play
ed next Sunday. The place of hold
ing the tournament will in all proba-
bility, be at the Country Club. A
large number have already entered
their names, and it is expected that
many more will do so before Friday
evening, when the entries close. A
small entrance fee is to be charged to
meet the expense of balls and other
incidentals that may come up. An
other meeting of players is to be held
at the Palladium office Friday night to
make final arrangements for the event
All players are invited to be present at
this meeting.
At the session last night Prof n. c.
HeironemuS was chosen chairman. 1t
was decided that the same plan should
be followed in the tournament as in all
other such events, the losing players
dropping out each time. There will
be three classes of play, mems singles,
mems doubles and mixed doubles.
Harry Thornburg, a member of the
tennis committee at the Country Club
was present and said that he felt GER
tain the courts at the club could be
secured. He, with Art Hill, was ap-
pointed a committee to arrange for a
place to play. A committee compos-
ed of Will Keller, chairman, o. Har-
rington, Fred Virgins, Frank Gardner
and Percy Davis, was appointed to
make all other arrangements for the
tournament. They will meet again
| tomorrow night. Any person desiring
| to enter the tournament should hand
his name to one of the members of
this committee at once.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-24
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JAMES w. WADSWORTH.
Noted New York Congressman an
the History of His Family.

Congressman James w. Wadsworth
of New York has become a figure of
prominence since the agitation on the
subject of meat inspection began, for
he is chairman of the committee on ag-
riculture of the house of representa-
tives, to which the Beveridge meat in
spection bill was referred by Speaker
Cannon when 1t was received in the
house from the senate. Mr. Wads
worth comes of a family which has
followed farming and stock raising on
a big scale for generations. The Wads-
worth family has been conspicuous in
the affairs of New York since the set
Element of the western part Of the
state. The first James Wadsworth OBJ
tanned large tracts of land from the
Iroquois Indians and from the Holland
Land company in 1890, making his
home in the Genesee valley. He was a
Yale graduate and a believer in edu
cation, and it was he who established
the famous Temple Hill academy,
where Marshal Oyama of Japan many
years afterward studied. Since his
time the Wadsworths have been de-