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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-16

seats and bookshelves could also be
built. and in the making Of these the
boys individuality could assert itself.
Carpentering is one of the finest occu-
pations for a boy, as ID trains his eye,
MS brain and his hands. 1t keeps him
happy and interested while at work. Be
SIDES II VIII be OF the greatest use TO
nlm In after years,
! know two boys who were allowed a
corner OF their large thiFd-stcry attic
as workshop. They began Dy making
STANDS for plants. stools, shelves and
picture frames. for which they were oft
en- paid Now, at the ages OF is and II.
they have large and strong pigeon
houee and chicken coop OF their own
building, and are doing quite an extern
sive business In the selling of squads
ana chicken eggs. Nearly all their spare
time - spent In enlarging or improving
the houses ana coops, and two healthier,
happier boys couldn't be found any
Neafness should be encouraged IN
boys. and II they have plenty OF room
70 keep their clothes as wen as their
treasures, and have a room they take
pride In, they viii keep II tidy. But so
many OF us make the mistake OF think
ing boys don't notice things, and that
anything Is good enough for them and
80 help TO lay theiseeds of carelessness.
A. boys room must be simple-simple
In its treatment as well as its furnish
tngs, a place where he can let his
thoughts and fancies play. and where
he can have about him the curios and
trophies 50 dear to the heart OF a boy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-16
Not Dainty, But Delicious

~ ORN-ON-THE-COB. SO delicious
to eat and so often far from
~ dainty in the eating. is undoubt-
eddy the most distinctive American sum-
mer vegetable. Most foreigners have
heard Of it-and many, strange to say.
ind 1t disappointing on first acquaint-
ance. This may not be wholly Euro
pean bad taste. There is corn and corn
and IL the stranger is introduced to
tough, tasteless yellow grains on cob
as big as rolling pin. his disenchant-
ment is not strange.
Corn, to be really irreproachable, must
be sugar sweet, with small. deep grains
hlling out each row and cooked just till
1t Is tender and no more. There Is no
liked time to achieve this, by the way.
lected and its age. Rapid boiling for
about twenty minutes is usually al
ed in its husks the flavor is much Inn
proved. Certainly its deliciousness
roasted In ashes-when It is always pre-
pared in this way-bears out this theory.
Fashion to the contrary, corn to be
enjoyed in its perfection must be eaten
from the cob. This need not be the UNI
pleasant sight which one must confess
i may be made when q huge ear is
ly pressed on the table. Always break
an ear In two and hold II lightly in one
hand. Be sure to butter but row or
two at t Il, time as &c corn 70 be psIatsbls
cob full of melted butter Ia distinctly
not dainty.
There are various patent arrange
or small wooden or nickel handles with
points to be screwed into each end Of
the cob, that are supposed to lessen the
objection TO this style OF eating, though
few OF them are much Improvement
upon fingers.
A little instrument like small metal
shield with five or six sharp teeth be-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-16

low open holes is used to slit the grains.
letting out the substance from the hard
shell. This Is much liked by people who
md corn indiRestible.
II the corn Is to be cut off at the table,
II is well to provide the little individual
knives with sharp steel blades that
come for this special purpose. The or
binary silver one is quite inadequate, and
unless in the bosom of ones family q
raid may not be made on the carver.
When any corn Is left over, most cooks
serve It a second time, cut down and
dressed in milk and butter. Since this
Is usually a most unpalatabIe mess, Il IL
well to know that 4 can be made almost
as paiatable as at first serving by re-
heating the cobs In a steamer over
plenty of boiling water.
ed in a folded napkin or special cover
embroidered for this purpose, as II quick
ly loses it's heat.
When roasting corn in the open air, q
bonfire of wood should be made six or
eight hours before IL 10 to be used SO
there will be a deep bed Of ashes. Put
the corn, closely wrapped in the husks,
we'll under these ashes and cook till
thoroughly tender. The length OF time
will depend upon the heat OF the fire
Usually about half an hour Is required
Roasted properly and eaten hot, with
plenty of butter. salt and pepper, one
can. challenge the most critical foreigner
to dislike at first tasting our boasted
corn-on-the-cob.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-16

OF a little OF the beauty ara
M comfort OF neighborhood IL de-
i y pendent upon the -ood manage
ment OF refuse. How many
housekeepers are careless in this re-
spect would be painfully evident IL one
could but take peep into q city,s back
fully enforced are sanitary regulations.
they lose half their potency II onset by
untidy householder.
Thus, again.. as along 30 many otner
is up" 10 women. Let each one see
that there IL no unwholesone disease
bringing refuse around hor particular
necessary, and the health commission
ers ONCE a sinecure.
Alas, just here is the trouble; many
women, particular In all else pertaining
the garbage can, They allow il to stand
L covered for the rains and sun to- get
in their noxious work, to be niled 20
Sssr m,f 81 a me law yet how incenssS
they are should a neighbor. with q
ener regard for health and cleanli-
ness than theirs make complaint.
In this country we have not arrived.
as yet. at & solution Of the garbage
question-though IL is a question that
Is much In the public eye. We have
much to learn In this respect from Ger
where both table refuse and fertilizer
sewage are utilized TO the benefit OF
city's finances.
while waiting for 1yr cities t. AWAKE sks.
women can materially help solve this
In the first place. there should be as
little garbage as possible. A. a people
we are wasteful, cooking more than we
need, and too often throwing out sur
plus which q French OF German wcm-
an would turn to good account for an
other day.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-16

one unexpectedly when one
comes in hot and tired from shopping
expedition
But, unfortunately. those very re-
freshing qualities are insidious. We
drink and drink, 81 - after glass, day
in and day out, until, cool weather ar
irving once more. our thirst is quenched.
but-our nerves too often pay the pen
atty.
Without going at ali into the much
discussed question, Of the III effects OF
tea and coffee, which, after all, Il a
matter for individual decision, there IL
no doubt about II that excessive iced
tea drinking is injurious. both 10 the
nerves and kidneys.
Its popularity Is too firmly establish
ed. however. TO make advice against Il
anything but futile; but since women
viii indulge In II, on every occasion, the
one thing 10 do 10 20 90 prepare II as to
reduce its III effects to q minimum.
In the first place, do not make great
quantities and let Il stand indefinitely
TO pile up fannie acid. Above all, do not
boil IL. The ideal way, undoubtedly, Is
to steep fresh tea at the table and pour
II over tumblers Of cracked ice-but a
fear of the sheriff. at the present rates
on ice, causes this method TO be little
favored. Never. though. steep the Tea
longer than a few hours before Il is to
be served Strain and stand IN the re-
frigerator in closely covered pitcher
until ready for use. when ice may be
Have the glasses half full of cracked
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-16
NEW THEORY UPON
CLOSETS

q HE was a mighty attractive woman.
and made the best sort of q COM
~ rade for that husband of hers; but
there's always but with the
best OF us1 she did have original ideas
upon usekeepinG-especially closetsl
Her rooms were fairly orderiy-not too
spick ana span to be thoroughly at home
in; but everything that got in the way
would be promptly damned into closets
already filled TO overlooking by previous
efforts to ''redd up"
OF course, things got hopelessly mis-
laid. and all sorts Of complications
arose In consequences; but that was
nothing she declared, compared to the
discomfort of being always in q stew
over keeping things Just 80. And she
certainly had more time and animation
about entering into her husbands trials
and diversions.
It's a comparatively new theory, but
one that contains plenty Of food for re-
fection Overfussy housekeepers are
deadly to live with--it takes full
hedged angel to meet their numerous
requirements; but there are certain men
who would cheerfully foreRo the pleas
lire of comradeship for the sake OF hav-
ing things always in apple-pie order.
It's a toss-up which form of comfort
takes with you, but, In either case. keep
II from going TO EXTREMIST
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-16
THE NEW LENGTHS
OF SKIRTS

N N ANY ana conflicting rumors have
I~ been distressing the soul of
Va the woman who is delving
deeply into the subject of her
new fall clothes--rumors that concern
the ail-important question OF the new
length of skirts.
First came a wildly disquieting state
ment that the short skirt was to be
abandoned entirely; that the long skirt
ushered in last year. with so much pomp
and ceremony by Paris. was to be the
only permissible length.
But the American womGn, aided and
abetted by her tailor. stood out so
stoutly for the short skirt that It has
been saved for yet another season. And
so SUFFICIENT unto a single season are
the evils thereof that few of us care
to contemplate what the next may
bringi
Then came another question almost
az weighty: How short, after all, was
the skirt to be cut3 Was it to be that
most miserable Of lenRths-what is
known as Just escaping" which, in
reality, cuts out sooner than a length
long enough to hold up7 Or was 1t to
be short enough to display the feet in
a sharp simplicity Of outline rather
trying to a short woman, and really
only becoming to tall. slender mortal
of graceful mien7
Fortunately. neither length has won
the favorite length for the short skirts
shown so far being one and half
inches from the ground-the most sat
isfactory length OF ali.
Very probably, even shorter skirts WIN
be in later on In the winter. which will
be a boon to those of us who have worn
the FIRST freshness Of our suits of and
whose skirts, turned Up enough to make
q new edge and well pressed, Of course.
seem like new.
But short skirts, in spite of their tri-
umph, have won II with conditions; only
the more strictly tailor-made suits
promise II; the rest-the suits that are
really costumes - will boast the long,
graceful skirt. with even more sweep
In it's trailing folds. Last years hand
somer suits showed this tendency; this
years, 90 far, have borne that tendency
out.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-16
UNIQUE Tucking.

THE prettiest Of the simpler sort OF
blouses seen for many a long day
the clusters of cords ran around Instead
Of mp and down.
The yoke was tucked all the way
across, at intervals that corresponded
with the spaces between the clusters,
and the effect was of some cross-barfed
stun that was fascinating
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-16
Don't Send Personal Wedding Gifts.

l gifts ought to be better understood.
In Europe it isn't uncommon for
royalty to give personal gifts; but 1t
must be remembered that nearly all Of
the ruling families are more or less
closely related, and this is the rule.
Looked at from the standpoint of the
world, personal wedding gifts are an
impertinence when, they come from any
but relative or very close friend.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-16
II Zzzsy1 Eggs saaass
No. VIII
By Dorothy Take

N BOY y room should be a~suitable
~ playground for his individuality.
4 = A delightful treatment for the
walls Of boys room 10 to have
them sheathed with wood and covered
with denim or burlap. so that nails may
be driven In without defacing the walls.
and pictures and posters can be easily
pinned UP. Flowered papers are to be
avoided in boys room, so IL paper
must be used. have either plain paper
OF one with geometricai design. II
denim or burlap il to be used, green or
tan would be the best color, and the
choice between these two should be
governed by the exposure OF the room
and the amount of light which pervades
1t. However, IL green is preferred de-
spite the fact that tho room is rather
dark. the denim could run to a picture
rail, and light yellow felt paper could
be put above this and on the ceiling.
which would tighten the room consid-
erably. ana give II a delightfully."- sunny
effect. Moreover. picture rail- is AL
ways useful addition TO q boys room.
There should be shelves of some sort
IN the room where the lad can stow
away such treasures as his stamp al
bum, hts butterflies, his postal colleo-
ton or whatcvar happens to be his hob
by, for hobbieB In q boy should be en-
c0urag ed, as they help to bring out his
manly traits: me athletic noy , should
foils crossed above the manteipiece, his
gun above the door, his golf sticks In
the corner. his cups and his medals here
and there Such room as. this should
have strong. heavy furniture, 50 thaein
case the boy was tempted to take down
his boxing gloves and have bout with
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-16
Iced Tea---It's Use and Abuse

HERE IL nothing more refreshing
on a hot day than glass OF iced
tea--espeeially II It is given to
one unexpectedly when one
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-16

or a little Of the beauty and
comfort OF a neighborhood IL de-
pendent upon the = BOD manage
ment Of refuse. How many
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Der Ser3og BON slolto berte 8eloh.
mtngen an bic Soloaten perteilte,
ipeI6e fiA bel oen HettuneSarbeiten
3ur Seit oes gefupausbruhes betet-
liat batten, mahte Der anarhiit Ri-
coIai Shore cine 9ernonitration, In.
Dem er elm 9iinbeI regiesuassfeinhI!,
der Sluei6riften gegen cine Regi.
mentsfabne ihleu6erte un6 gIeib3ei.
tig pilbe Sdimpfreben geeen bie Or.
mee alisitieB. Der Seraog itanb, alS
Der anardift iih 5eigte, Dor Der Gront
Der In Baraoe aufrnarihierten Megt.
menter. Der Mann tpuroe In Soft
genommen.
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2onoon, 10. gtop. - Mmtlf1e.
bier einlaufenSe 8eride beitdtieen bis
ni6t amtliden Melouneen bon berI
Idperen @rfranfuns be8 Shobs BON
Geriien. Gs beiBt, bab Der Serriher
70 franf lit, oaB er ie6en Gueenbltd
tterben fann; ai,f Der anbern Seite
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2onoon, t9. Rop. - Die ge'
qen 5tonboro Oil eineeIeitete Ser
folgung in slmerifa erreet bier Die
groBte aufmerfiomfeit; regt bod Die
greife forttp1breno Die 8erfolgung
BEG bieiigen Seifentruits nod nmeri'
foniihem Wuiter an. Die rSimes"
brinat einelt 2eitartifel, in nelhem
Der 8r6iioent 9ooiepelt tpegen ieiner
@ufrihtigfeit lnb @nergie gelobt
miro, aber Die 3oitung 1T Der slniiht,
baB Ser 4anpf bart unb lang iein
miro; inoeiien meint iie, Dob Elm Sieg
fir ben Sruit genau 10 peroerblitl
iein fDIrbe, nie cine Wieberlage, neil
tuenn Ii6 herausitellt, baB Die geeer
pdrtiaen 8eiese nidt geniiaen nm
Die 9rnIts 5u b1nbieen, i6drfere an
oenomnen tperoen. Die 8ebulo oeS
Ianae Itt~Ifipeigen6 Ieioenoen ameri.
faniIhert goIfes iei eridopft, unb Die
Stun6e Der groBen 4orporationen ba'
be aeihIagen.
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pban!aie III ibm
0urhleeaneen.
amerifaniihr WsilliunGr iebt in
auklanbs 3rfnnft.
rausrn siu,atr,iert
uno beuaffaet.
Eolfsbeiuaffnnns anseblih unanter.
brod)en i'm 0anse.

Sopyrlknteu Dy bns A~ociat0u ~
9tem 0orf, 10. Wop. - Der
Gbicaeoer Ytiniondr DiIiam eng.
lib @aIlime, Der ioeben nod Iange.
rem Mufeutbalt aus Rublan6 ouriid.
eefebrt III, bebauptet, bab oie ruff
'6en gauern iid porbereiten, ben
eauptihas segen Die berri&enbs Re.
gieruns su fiibren. Walins gebort
bu Den anbGnseru oes Niliondrs
RbeIps Stofes unb bot Sabre unter
ben eingepanoerten Suben I'm 0biea.
goer Ghetto perIebt; er bat cine anno
strunsfp aebeiratet unb nun audi
Die ruiiiihen 8erb6ltniiie fhloiert.
Seiner aniibt nod eebt Die ioge'
nannte GIeidsiiltigteit oes ruiiiiden
gauern nibt tief; benz r,riiiiben
3areu broben fiirhterlihe 3eiten.
Die Iegiernns nuB geitiir5t tperoen,
unb Der 9ar miro abgefett, neil er
Die Biinihe bes 8olfes auf 2onoeS'
perteilune nidr erfiillen fann coer
nin.
Balling bot iih monatelang unter
ben 2ei,teu aufsebaIten uno bebaup'
tet, senau 5u tpiIieu, ooB Der gus-
bruh niht ausbleiben fam; uno
tpenn er fommt. miro er 10 fiirdter'
lih iein, baB Die san3e Welt stttern
nirS. @egentpdrtis iinb bic alrbeiter
bic eigentIid,en Mepol1itiondre; Die
eigentli6en 9auern besinuen, auf5ll.
pahen unb es beoarf Der srobten
anitrengingen ieitens Ger Siibrer Der
RepoIution. um eiren por5eitigen
ausbriih 81 nerbiiten. Eie 8epolus
tionGre hdben Woffen I'm leberiiii,
uno pollen lie ben 9a,lern geber,
penn biet3eit fontntt. Tie goucrn
peroen bereits sai einer art Wili,
forniert. sSn elmer ruiiiihen Gro
bins gibt es t32 G6rier, tpeId,e bieie
Wili5 boben. unb i'm gonSen iollen
400 WiIisoiitrifte porbanben uno
organiiiert iein. Man bot nift Die
Gbiiht, sic gan5e 8onernihaft 5u be-
naffnen, ionbern MIR iene @egenben,
In ornen Elm 8Ieinfrieg NIT ausiidt
ouf grfolg aefiibrt neroen fam, D. +.
bie mnlbreithen 8egenoen. 8ie Gi'
ienbabnor9eItel1ten iino auf Seiten
Der Repclution6re, uno tpenn Die 3eit
fonunt, miro oas ean3e 9ahntpeien
&ubIanbs nit einem Shlaee Itius
iteben. 7onn tperben iid] Die Streis
fer Dem Seere Der oftinen Renolutio-
n1re onihlieben.
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Asarmgfriiht
miro auf ,,ekldrt.
unf ocn Saiicr lit fein Mtteutat Der.
iibt purocn.
!. b, fiiltr Gribiine
bribt ,u(amm:n.
Sn Der Nmfresnns entiteben benu.
ruBiscnSc @erihte.

Berlin. 19. Nop. - Weloun'
geu aus Wiinhen baben enblib Hui.
flGrung blriiber sebrabt, pie bas
@larmgeriidt entitonoen lit, bab auf
oen @aiier, pel6er nit Der 3aiieriu
Bur 8runoiteinleging bes. Ieutihen
Wtuieums fir Weiiterperfe Der Ged.
nif in Der ,Siaritabt rpeilte, Elm atten.
tat periud,t tporoen iei. Als bas
Raiierpaar nit Dem Yrin5regenten
euitpolo iih in feierliter Nuifabrt
nah Der aobleninieI, Der State bes
Dseubaus, besab, bate iid cine rieiise
Wenidenmense auf Den feItlih &c.
ihmiidten StraBen uno plGsen an
seiammelt. Gin furdtbares @ebrdn.
ge berri6te namentlid auf oem Wa'
rienplate, mo- mebrere Sribiinen er'
ridtet maren, bon oenen Saltienoe
Dem gIGn5enben Sbauipiel 5tibau.
ten. 8eraoe als bic faiierlihe gqut.
page ben Ylas paiiierte, brad unter
Der Weuihenlait bas Booium elmer
Tribiine 5uiommen. Das In9Itge'
idrei bon SunSerter uno bos Rrahen
Der Beriplitternben gretter lieBen i'm
gtu Die 8ermutung auftau6en, oab
ein WorbuniMae geplant setpeien lei,
uno Die 8ombination lag Damn niht
all5u fern, oab Elm 9ontplott seaen
ben &aiier allsgebedt iei Sas gliid.
li6eripeiie pereitelt iporben.
Die Miinhener Welb1tra bot nun
auh nit Der gefiirhtuna oufge.
rGumt, baB, trct ioicrtiger @bleiig-
nung Ses acknowledgements. bod et'
mos an Der Sade eepeisn iei, bas Die
geboroen Der OeffentIidfeit porent'
bielten.
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Saiseftipnsreiie nad benz aaual 1T
uun beenbist.
pr16oent antmortft
6tn Rritikern.
Der graFSent reOrsaniIert bic Ser
tigitellung Ses aanals.
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RooiepeIt lit Samstaa Nabt INN 10
lbr nad Gonce IN Borto &ico abge'
fabren; iiber 800 Berionen batten iid
stneefunoen, INN linn 2ebetpoH 81
tasen. Sn elmer frr5en anrebe fprad
H9 Der 8r6iioent befrieoist iber bic
bon seleiiteten arbeiten aus unb
9a6 audi oenen, ,pel6e bas grobe
Berf fritiiiert baben, etrpas 3u b0ren.
Or meinte, Elm 10 sroBes unterneb'
men Iaiie Ii6 nibt glatt obne Sebler
un6 uebelit6noe ourdfiibren. Nber
BITE GngeiteGten iollten oieien 4rittten
feline 8eaGtuna 5ollen, 6enn bte art'
tifer ipiirben l6ngIt bereeiIen ietn,
tpenn bic ebrlihe arbeit Der @nse'
iteIlten urS llnternebmer i'm @ebddt.
nis Der Meni6en nod fortIeben tper'
be. 9ie 9fieienorbeit babe etnen 10
eetpaIti9en @in6rud auf i'm gemadt
baB er eern einen Ieiner S6bne oaran
bei6Gftigt ieben piiroe. @r Iagte,
er iei frob gelpeien, sen SonaI BEL 10
ihIettem @etter beIihtigen 81 f6n'
men; 0ieier ltmitono babe ibm ein
rihtige3 9il6 BON SEN Sdlnieriqfci'
ten QegCben, nit oeuen oas llnternch'
men 3u fjimpier HdEe. Mit elmer mt
8tqen 9(u3nohmp hohe er ale i0m
porgeleqten TroQen aIs rTE"r"~hti9t
suriifneiier mi;iien. ST lit nit Ser
glrbeit un0 Sem in Ser Gone berr'
ihenoen Spitem 5MiriC0cu.
gtem 0orf, t9 N}op. - gire
aus 9unamo fonncn6e Spelinls
6epeihc an oen .@rrnlh" ilut. DER
GrGiioent hobe Dor ic:Ver Nbr9l'e
Durh cinen grefutipbrichI ois grhrit
am aonal nah Dem 0ltiter Ser Mau'
arbeiten Der oroRen @iieubnhncn re-.
oraanifiert. Ser &nnalbau miro BON
nlll an unter Ser 2eituna zines 8orH
iisenSen. zines GhefingcnieurS. etnes
8eirates. zines SouitGtSbeamteu. ei'
mes einfauienben 9camten. zines
Mu6itellrs. zines 3ablmeiItcrs un0
9ireftors Der Guortierc ser arheitcr
ousaefiibrt neroen. 7ie HeaiPrunl
hpr 4anol5ore miro einem @usidlii
iihprtraaen, Ser burh einen @retutiu'
beamten reaiert. GerGnoerltnaen in
Der 2uiammenietpng Der gaufoms
miiIion tperSen crit nod ser Riiffehr
oes 8rdiioenten nah @aibinotnn mr.
aenommen tperoen. Ger 9eiehl be-
trifft MIR Gle 9auarbeit.
+ Srede Sat.
RteI t9. Rop. - slus 4iel miro
cine irehe Eot, Die bon StroIhen
ausaefiibrt tpuroe, berihtet. Ger
Rommanoant 6es ieit mebr aIs flint
ssobren auf Ger 8ermania,perft IN
Saiel I'M llmbau befinoliden tiiNiIden
Tansers -i.Se,pfif," 3apitdr
gldnam gep, tpurbe, als er obne ge.
gleitung ipatieren ging, bon mebre'
rem gurihen iiberfallen unb berlett
Ser RapitGn lit elm anerifnner bon
@eburt. gon ben feisen 8eriibern
bat man nod feine Splr.
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ten Seit rGnmeu.
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Sapanna, 19. Hoo. - Sia
amerifaniife Gegierl1ng miro bic Gil.
baniide Srage iebr ooriidtig beban,
beln miiiIen, oenn iiberall aetgen iiG
Mnaeihen bon llnri1be unb grregung.
sc bonbelt iib babel niht Inn cine Of.
fene Repolution, ionoern Inn eine
bdBltbe 8eribnorung, tpeIde 5u Der
unanaenebmiten 8eripifIungen fiih,
rem fann. gSie es beiBt, ioqen bic
8eri6p0rer bic abIibt baben, aus.
tpGrtises giienbabueisentum NIT On
nomit IN ole 2uft 81 iprengen, falls
Imerifa nad Der @abl 6es cubanl'
ideu Ronsreiies nidt ieinem 8eripr,
den eenGB bie SnieI r6umt.
@Iethseittg ertIdrt Ger IiberaIe &c
eerfiibrer Suan @ualberto Gomez
6oB cine aIlsemetne gfenol,ition aus
brehen tperoe, faIs bic ameritane,
ntdt redtaettis bic SnieI berIaiien
Seine GrtIGrling tpir6e burd Ole Sc
tpegitne, au6 noh Der @abl cine grt
omerifaniiden E5rotettorats iiber 81;
JtepubIif beiSubebaIten, bcroorgerufer
gs bat fid cine idarfe SpoItrnQ 8ni
iten Ser liberoIen uno ser robifoIer
Bartei berborgerufen; erIterer qehG
rem Die tntellt9enteren, tpeiBeu GloI'e
an pdbreno lestere ibre meiiter Nm
b1nger unter Sen He9ern finNct. 2
9fooitoIen ideinen entid)IoIicn 3u iein
Ole 2iberoIen nid1t ans 9fu0cr QeIor
gen 5u lniien.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-11-21
GrcnlifJer Meudelmuro.

WeapeI, t9. Rop. = Der arur.
fiit 9aaana, Der erit por flrstm Don
gotericn, q. g., bierber 5iiriifaefehrt
lit, bot ben beriibmten 3ooloaen 8io.
nanni soiii bon Der bieiigen un.ucr'
iitGt eritoaen, neil gioiii neulid III Ell.
ner gfebe Die anardiitiihen gecbre.
den aIs barbariih nerurteilt bat. Der
Usoro bot ole sroBte entriiituta hcr'
pprgeriiien, ba Der @elebrte ,u Den
anaeietr lolten @iireern SSlolieus ae-
borte. Rad ieiner Seitnabmc riibm.
te iid fnaana ieiner S6anotat mo
erfIdrts4rr iuiirbe, tpenn er frei pdre
Die Ser thtling Der @egner besanar
dismns fortieten, Inn Die Bldne Der
Gnord;e au pertpirfliden.