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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-12
STATE WINS VICTORY.
North Dakota Law Prohibiting Adult
terated Paints Upheld.

Washington, Dec 9.-The supreme
court of the United States has decid
ed the case of the Heath & Millegan
Manufacturing company, paint manu-
facturers of Chicago, and large mum
Der Of other paint manufacturers To-
Gated in different parts of the coun-
try VS.. j. III. Worst, director of the
North Dakota government agricultural
experiment station. brought to test
the validity of the North Dakota
statutes of 1905 prohibiting the adul-
teration Of white lead and mixed
paints. The opinion was rendered by
Justice McKenna and upheld the law
as not inconsistent with the federal
Constitution, thus affirming the de-
cision of the United States circuit
court for the North Dakota district.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-12
Difficult 70 lnflict Pain.

The doctor smoked slowly on his
cigar. 1t was plain that he had some
thing to say.
II was thinking of my early college
days." he said, land of peculiar in
cident that happened very soon after
began my studies. The professor was
instructing the class one day on the
corpuscles of the blood. In order to get
some fresh blood for microscopic ex
animation each student was ordered to
tie a rag around his forefnger and
strike the top of the finger suddenly
with needle with sufficient force to
draw blood. Seems easoe doesn't 1t?
DO you know there wasn't man In the
class that did 1t at the first attempt.
It was funny to watch some Of those
embryo surgeons poise the needle with
q determined air and launch it to with
In q hair space of the flesh and there
stop dead. Others tried to force the
needle In slowly, but paused very short
", with an expression Of pain COM
mensurate to that Of an amputation.
myself gave 1t up as a bad job and
hacked cavity In my thumb with a
penknife and found 1t easier.
The fact that we were very young
and inexperienced is no explanation for
this popularity, as I have since found
by personal test. Almost everybody
exhibited the same repugnance to In
dieting pain In that manner. Try it
Yourself"
The other man tried and succeeded on
the fourth trial.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-12
HandIina the ssnarator.

The dairy problems OF greatest Inn
mediate interest In the state Of Mis-
souri, are connected with the hand
separator. Among the problems one
OF the greatest naturally is the edu-
cation Of the separator owners TO
the point where the machine and the
cream will be properly handled. This
is a serious one. or the 5000 separa-
tors in Missouri at least 10000 are IN
the hands Of farmers who do not
know the first principle about han
ding cream. The grading of cream
when fairly and honestly done, will
do much to bring about this education,
said G. III. Eckles before the National
Association OF Dairy Instructors.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-12
KOHLHASE-HOLM WE'D
A Pleasant Party of Personal
Friends Find Thanksgiving
HiIarity Is Heightened
At Holm's.
MISS MARTHA-DR. MERINUs
Used Ring Service, Beautiful i'm
Its Simplicity.--Future Resi-
dence at Lansing, Mich.

The marriage of Miss Martha
Hanna Kohlhase and DIR. Marinus
L. Holm took place at $50 last
Thursday evening at the residence
OF DIR. and Mrs. r. F. Holm, the
latter being sister Of the bride, on
A street. Rev. Ross l.. Finney read
the impressive ring service Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, which
was witnessed by few Of the brides
closest friends.
Shortly before the appointed houl
Memberships Wedding March wa,
begun by Mrs. ID. A. odell at thu
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-12

piano accompanied by Mrs. j b.
Large on the mandolin The groom
entered the living room and took his
place at the marriage altar, then
little Marion Holm daintily dressed
in white accordion plated dress
stretched the bridal ribbon, shortly
after this the charming bride, unat
tended, slowly descended the stair.
way and took her place at the left of
the groom, when the nuptial VOWS
were spoken and solemnly taken
after which congratulations and best
wishes were extended. It was
simple wedding but beautiful in its
simplicity. The bride was hand.
somely gowned in a creation of
champagne colored crepe de chine,
richly embroidered in rose design
and gold net, fashioned in princess
style. The waist had a deep yoke
of white fillet and real valenciennes
lace with burnt orange velvet bows
and embroidered roses. 1t was over
foundation skirt of chiffon and a
taffeta drop. She carried a sheaf
boquet of Burbank chrysanthemums
The wedding dinner was served
in the dining room at one large
table formed in an artistic way out
of three, and was decorated in green
and white. A most elaborate
Thanksgiving dinner menu was
daintily served, during which time
Prof. Barnes toasted the bride in
splendid speech and Mrs. j. J. Pal
mer toasted the groom and asked
all to join in drinking to his future
health and prosperity. After this
all the guests responded with good
and spicy toasts. The bride and
groom were equal to the occasion
and responded in very pretty
manner.
DR.. and Mrs. M. l.. Holm left
Friday afternoon amidst a shower
of confetti, love and best wishes and
numerous souvenirs, for their home
in lansing Mich. The bride wore
a travelling suit of brown cloth, hat
gloves and shoes to match.
The bride has made her home in
Wells with DIR. and Mrs. p. +.
Holm for several years and is a
charming and winsome lady and has
left with large circle OF friends
wishing her much Joy and happiness
in here new home.
DR.. Marinus l.. Holm is a brother
of DIR. z. f. Holm and has recently
been appointed State Bacteriologist
of Michigan, a very responsible and
important position, with headquar-
tiers at Lansing. During his miner
Gus visits here he has made a large
number of friends.
The only out-of-town guests were
DIR. and Mrs. A. f. Schmitt, of Man
kota, and Mr.. Ed. Holm, from the
state university. Wells, Mimi,
Forum Advocate.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-12
SEVEN MEN DROWNED.
High Water Causes Collapse Of a New
Bridoe.

Bloomburg. Pa, Dec. 11.--High wa
Ter caused the collapse OF new bridge
In course of erection over the West
branch Of the Susquehanna river at
Mifiiinville. eight miles north OF here.
and resulted in the death OF seven
men and the injury of nearly q score
OF others two OF whom may die. Forty
men were at work on the traveller on
the middle span OF the structure when
Il collapsed. They were all thrown
Into the swollen stream.
The collapse of the bridge was
caused by the rapid rise in the river.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-12
WORK OF CONGRESS-
Thursday, Dec. 5.

Senate-Senator William p. Frye CT
Maine elected president pro tenn,
Senator Daniel of Virginia being
given a complimentary vote for th&t
honor by his Democratic colleagues.
Most of the session was taken up by
the introduction OF bills.
House-Session lasted only ten min
utes and no business was transacted
beyond agreeing to make response to
the greetings of the new state OF
Oklahoma.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-12
Monday, Dec. 9.

Senate-Little business transacted
beyond the introduction of bills. Sea-
ator Tillman introduced a resolution
instructing the committee on finance
to investigate the recent bond issues.
House-Adjournme taken until
Thursday without transacting any
business beyond the introduction q
bills. II was stated authoritative :
that the house committees will rot be
announced this week.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-12
St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul. Dec. 10.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, s5.OO@600; fair to good,
$4.00@4.50; good to choice cows and
heifers. s3.5064.50; veals, $4.00@5.50.
Hogs-s4.00@4.15. Sheep-Wethers,
s4.0o@4.35; good to choice lambs,
s5.00@5.65.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-12
Tuesday, Dec. 10.

Scnate-Resolutions of Messrs. Cul-
berson and Clay relating to recent &C
tons of the secretary of the treasury
referred to finance committee, the
chairman of that committee agreeing
TO bring in a resolution shortly pro
viding for an investigation of recent
bond issues.
House-Not in session.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-12
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Dec. 10.--Wheat-To arrive
and on track-No. hard, $l.O4; No.
l Northern, $1.02h;. No. 2 Northern,
$1.00; Dec. s1.01; May, $1.07h. In
store-No. / Northern, $l.01; No. 2
Northern, 9S1kc. Flax-To arrive, on
track and Dec, $1.09%; May. $1.16.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-12
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Dec. 10. wheat-Dec..
s2Mc; May, s9Hc@$1.00. Corn
Dec, 53Hc; May. 55hc. Oats-May,
old, 52Mc: May. Sic. Pork-Jan., $12.-
IS; May, $12.S5. Butter Creameries,
f002Sc: dairies, 17025c. Eggs-20@
CSC. Poultry-Turkeys. SOHO; chick
ems, &C.: springs. &c.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-12
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minneapolis Wheat

Minneapolis, Dec. Wheat-Dec.,
s1.02ss; May. s106as; July. $107. On
track-No. | hard. s1.05ss; No.
Northern. s103as; No. Northern, ST.
01%; No. Northern, OTIS @99ss.c
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-12
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards.

Chicago. Dec. 10.--Cattle -Beeves,
$s.3006.35: cows. s1.1504.65: Texans.
$2.00@3.90; calves. $5.0007.00; West
ern cattle. $s.2505.00; stockers and
feeders. s2.25@425. Hogs--Iight,
$415@450: mixed, $4.20@4.55; heavy.
$4.15@4.50; rough, $4.150425: pigs,
s3.600440. Sheep. $2.00@4s5; year
lings. $460@5.s5; lambs. $3.7506.25.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-12-12
Nc Hope 81 Saving Any of tie
Miners EntOntsd in West
] Virginia Galleries.
SCORES OF BODIES RECOVERED
Others Are in Distant Parts of
the Mines and Wreckage
Blocks Passages.
LIKE DISCHARGE OF CANNON

Every Movable Object Shot Through
the Mine by the Terrific Force or
the Explosion, a Huge Piece of Con-
crete Eeino Hurled Across the West
Fork River, Landing on the Side Of
Hill-Hundreds of Cars Wrecked
and the Immense Steel Triple
Blown Apart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
,,Ealume" ucrbunnt.

REM Sort 81. Somlar. :
TaS Don elmer Seite 8cbofitc, pom ser
onoeren @eiiird)tete lit geideben: Die
StrouB. @ilo'ide Sper nSnlome"
miro, menigitens inter Ser Iirefticn
GcS Srn. 9onrie6, nidt mebr in Hcps
Oorf olfgefiibrt merOen. Sn 5olge
zines llfaies Ser Gireftoren ser NE
tropolitan Opera on0 Henl @ltote
So" ser geiibcrin oes OpernbnuieS,
lit b1s &erf geItern enogiiltig aus
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den moroer. llno obgleid Die 1tref.
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in oieicr Saiiou in Nem.Dorf nid)t
mieocr iiber Ole 9rctter geben miro,
uno Dab ole GinlaBfartcn 81 Den orei
ungeiebten 8oritelllngen an Der &aiie
eingelolt meroen fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Ils anardiitiidc @cridpu6rcr pcr-
OGhtiat.

Gbicaeo, 81, 81. Snmuar. -
dc YoIi5ci iaho inter ben giieftcn
5rcicr ocltider @eiongenen, 9amens
@eprge Stein, alias @ebert, unb
!Sorrp Brain, Sfi55en unb 3cl6nun-
gen politiif . anarhiitiIhen Gbaraf.
ters nebit Waea5inen, Biltolen, Ylds
men Don 9eieitigungen urlo europai.
id)en Halaiten, 9iloer gefronter
9dupter, perihieoener YremiermIni-
tier uno oes 8r1iioenten Hooieoelt,
uno lie lit iiber3eugt. oaB lie Inar-
bilten in ibrer @eualt bat, meld]e Die
grmorouna gefronter S1upter I'M
unb oes Er1iioenten Hooie-
uelt i'm edible iiibrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
IaftipnssGniciarn.
Matthias &. Mnaelmirr. Nnpult.
gtr. 1lS-122, GAM guilbiua,
Srnteessgrtfau
boil
icbr ipcrtbppiem nno iuilnidenmertben Qud,t,
GlncHtbum IN Der StnOt Baltimore,

Srniteee.Grtfau
boil
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Nlacntbum IN Der Stn0t Baltimore,
bcf1Hnt ais
Gr. 6t5, ehb.gpolic.s traRc, ruo g,r. GIG,
Sbapct' Sttnhr.
al Srt nno Sttlc,
@pRtaa ....... ...,... ben %. Sc6ruar,
nm ! itDr Matmiunas.
Strait zines ScfretS oco GreiSoerintS Der
Sinbt NoItilnore iperoei DE nnter3ct6nctcn
2tene has nanfolgerb bciUrtCbcuc Rohteiecn.
t1iiuI sum &criauf dnhtetel.
gegfrneno on ser Gillette Der 98oifesS trnbe
IN elmer Gntiernlina bon ctnOunoert mo BRET
ria Suij n6rnlid non Der 9torooitGdc Der
2Solies urb gnIicennIa StrnbC. bon BORT nbrolth
lpciicr Ialichoi an Ser Siiietc Der JRelic, Strabe
iiinf5cbn Sib anGren3e1b, ron BORT 1iilin pas
rdIeI mil ser Gantnnsglbcmle ci1blinncri lIiib
lid an bic Gbnpel|strobe luprctieitS uno IA.
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3teocIiicinmnue an Der Gioicite pcs Sorics.
ncIbeS AMI Der pbef1 heitrjcbcnen Nnu'tele
iteht. cin5uhufen mn etcirlbe N bemibelt, 10
ipeit, ROB. cine pref ,6rb hircltc glco. Die ne,
ilipiicns iiebell Snb hod lit, ituiiheu beiuotcm
Sauie mno Dem Sunfe ctHcS Neluiiicn Charles
Seinemdn. fir ocr eeinetnlhnftlibeu @chruidl
.liup ann llefieil, bon eiltW ~pClpiiieu gSulter
z. Drnno linb bent %beIuatcu 0cinciunn mnS
neilen 0CiCbIidCm gScrtreicr. Sus cuuiC @ruubs
ibid III einent idbrliden @rlllO&iue int Netrupe
bon 3lu~ciunb6plr8ia SulGr3 mo iiniiia Gents
(S22. 800 rnterlporien.
Qeiaotcs @rinbitiid 1T nit circm nruscu
STeihBdiacu observation-disclosures nub @trtb-
dlaftesGigcntbu tueidec ais Nr. 6t5, Glib
Wuiir. strnhc, brtGuut lit, bebaut, ionic init Ct.
mem aprihbdlgcu ticgeIteincrueu @phnbauic,
mrldbcS alS Hr. GIG, siih'GbNpcl. strahc, be.
funnt lit.
VebinGuneen: Sin 0rittel Guur, Der Neit in
,luei aIeimcn Nbichlnos8nblluQen i'm 3citralime
bon icdhs NIB S,pblf Wsn1atcL ooer IncS Wnnr,
nnh Nclieben bcs Ndufera. Ste Greoit5abIuit'
aen Iino bon Dem 9niim 0ca GertauicS on m
p~erRinfcu mn miften 3lr ,3ufrieoenbeit Der
lriiteeS 0eIidcrt lueroet.
sine G(tSubluna bon $500 lit 3ur 3eit oc5
&erlNifco crioroerItf.
wbiuar6 :. S'W;arn,
:. Miercottb Nccic,
3ruitecS.
Sdliunb Bros & 60,
(Scb1 GQ13,16.20,2 3,25l NuitipnntOret
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Wcitcrn Warnlanb Giien6ahu.

Beptllfiefto 20. NoberibPr, oerldbt 0tuensS tuttoR
IGglih.
40 Wsorgeus-S6nenpoft, SuaerstoipH. .R. q
w.sSabn" Babresboro, 9bnnfbersbura uns
ansaenomnen eonntae, Suneod uuo gnH.
herGnuo.
3.04 NGtbnt. 49, Accommodation nnd unicns
Ertege, fofute tdalih, olSgenpntnieIi Sonutag,
Wut.a Sdnober, 8citOsbura unb o.. uno 8.
1tbificn Runtien.
*4.b6 Nadm. - grpreB, SauptIiute, Saaers.
tofuit. Sancod. Sbippensbnre nno, duSaenoit.
men. xonntd9. 6reoerld uH6 GutmitSburg.
FnrloitiR daaon.
Sdaltdb. ausgeupnmru epuutaa.
6,t5 W3otaeuS = Ocrt. y. uro 8. 9ibifton uno
Sanniltuie btili6 bon 9mprp'Srooe, fupie
Carlisle.
7.G0 @acrecns - gfioul. na6 SiabiteIs. fc,pts
GtrutitsbHrg.
1000 Woraens - Beftcrn 9rpref, Gefturiuiier.
9iep Binotcr. Union Vrtoae. grneeeine (Sres
eerid), 3bilrnicnt, .gsubnesboro. Chambers.
tlra. Saoersioipn. Sdrcod. Cumberland unb
6tfirs. Buffet SbfernniiutS sgBdgapn.
$50 Yatrr. = Accommodation nadb Sancber.
6.25 Nbenbs-Iifom. uHdb Union Rrtoae.
Nur Eluucrftaas nus samftaas.
i1.25 IbenoS - Nffom. mad unionsJribae.
Eur Sonutngs.
$50 WlorgeHs-Nffon. mad tntons9rioge uno
6nnptcr.
= NdIi nidt an 9ennfpIpania. sIpe. .stntipn an.
u. Hubeltien, y. VI. Sumeif,
8er,' 9eftdftSf1brer. Sen. sSaf. saaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Gluiscr 3aoan.
Sdon nicoer reuoIlttionGre lll1rl6Cl
in Salpa6or.

San Solpobor,, 81. Sonnor.
= Die 3egierltng non San Salpaoor
lftdt 1rrppen ab, i'm Die Out.
laws," peldle in ctnigen 9~onooiitrif-
ten Vforotbatcn begongen, 5u inter.
oriiden." bic HegierlngS = 9eamItct
iagen, ooB oie ltnruben niht repolll.
tion1rer 9Irt ieien; ooS 2ano iei i'm
Iugemeincn rubig unO sic @ei6dfte
nc1ncn loren nprmuIcn SerIoui.
Eanuma, 81. Sanllar. 49, Nus
Gan Solpaoor bier eingetrofiene De-
peid)ett oerbunocn nit 9eridten, mel.
DIE Nci'rnOc aus pcrihicocncn central.
omcritaniihpn S0icn %bringen. loiicn
oormli ihlicBcn, Bob in SoIpaoor cine
crnIte &euoIution inn @ongc lit. SIS
beiBt, OoB General 9orabona, Ser in
Ser Ietten YrGii0cntempobl BON &c
neral 6ernon0o 6igllcron, Dem tribe.
rem aricgaminiiter, nit 0iilfe oes in
Salpaoor o1lnGdtigcn WilitGr.Gle.
mentS teihlogen mllrOc, an Scr Spice
Der Telpeglmg itcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01
Nrbcitrr i'm @cin6crac.
Wcaecsporter GcpcrenOs treibcn iid)
ais Spiel IN Soroellcn umber.

.1lNStStSpuIlCI JlNpClCluS lLClpCll IluD
ais Spiel IN Sor0ellcn umber.
TittSburA 3d. 81. Sannar.
- Nep. Geo. $. Spencer uno Mcp.
Sp. IS. @rcgg, 5mci ongciebcnc Sccl.
lorAer BON Mcacesport, boben, nad)
WuItcr oes Or. Eartburit pon Nen-
Dorf, nGd)tIid)cr @Cilc sic Qaltcerbob-
len 0cs Observation-Disclosures bcilld)t, nm
lid bon Dem i~iiuOboiteu Srei6en Der
Wenlhbeit perIonlid) 81 iiber5cll9et.
2lls 2anbonfcl perfIeioct, magten lie
lid in sic bcrilbti9ten Spclunfen ocs
Srtcs, no oaS 2uiter unpcrbiiQt lid
ie1cu IGBt. Grrotbeno babrn lie iiber
ibre id)auoerbaitcn Grlebniiie Dem
,HoItorcn = Gerbanoe" 0eriht eritat.
tet un0 sic bon ibnen entoedten SrGl-
6enb1llier genau nad StraBcn llno
SuuSnimmern be5eidnet. Ter BE.
rid)t mllroe Dem g%iirgcrmciitcr 5ugc-
itelt, oamit cr cine griinolidc Sitten.
r%cinigung pornebmc. Nls Ginleltltng
5l DEM aret35ltA gegen oas Salter
mill ser Yaitorcn.g erbono cine poa-
itGnOige Sabbntbrube oltrdiebcn uto
5un6d)lt onrnui binmirfen, 0oB feline
2eihenbcgongniIie an Sonnto8cIl
itottiinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-01

dung iofuie Nngaben liber Die 3obl
Ser Opier uuo ionitige @in5elnbeitel,
@apit YiuS Der 3ebnte bat onI1B>
lid oes trauri9en Greigniiies ietn
ber5IidItes 9cilcio gum glisorud &c.
brod)t. Allb Die ruiiiihe Hegie-
rung iiberionote Den, AusiuGrti9en
amt ibrr Gonbolen5.
Sn Ben mdrmiten @ortcn bot 9oi.
Ier @ilbelm Dem fran3oiiiden YrGii.
oerter 6allieres fiir Die ibm geItern
5ugeionbte aunogebrng Der Spmpo-
tbie geonntt.
&uiier id)cr Can't.
Ser o&eihson5eigcr" peroifentIidt
einen @rloB oes 8aiiers, in meIhem
Der Monar6 fiir Die 5nbIreiden uno
beionoeren 9emciie Der @erebrlung
unO 3nneigung leinen mdrmiten
3anf miSiprid)t, Die linn onlGblid)
ieines @eburtsto9cS an q. Sonuor
5llgcgongcu lin0. @ortlid) 6ciBt eS
II. u. in Dem GrloB:
Gle Seier ocs 8eburtstogeS mar
getrogcn bon bcgeiiterter 6reltoc
iiber Die rationale Soltung Der beut,
iheu @Gblerihoit, Oeren grobe
Mebr5obl ioeben elm 0lGn5enoeS
3eugnib oes geiunOen, potriotiifen
Sinnes oeS oeutihcn GolfeS, 0cS
8eritdnoniIies iiir Die groBen auItlr'
ouignben Der 3eit, OeS G%ertraucnS
5ur 3ufunit oeS Gotcrlonoes unO ser
uneri6iittcrliden GnbdHgli6teit an
aoiier uno Reif obgelegt bnt."
Or. D. Stubt nod mid 5u NJ
H ii dtritt bereit.
Die mcbrfod IN Der Greiie ol1fgc.
toudtc Melbung, bob Eroi. Sornuf
BON Der biciieen llniperiitat, Ser, lpie
id)on m%itgetbeilt, olS boloiger Nab=
oes Or. b. Stuot gilt, bcrcitS
gum prcuBii6e1 &llltltSminiitcr er.
nfnnt moroen ici, lit ncririibt. CT.
b. Stnot miro jcOeniolls nod oen
.Gtat Oes <ltllsminilterilmS Dor
Dem 2onotog pertreten, Gorrab
miro cr obcr Notwithstanding ans Dem
amte ideioen.
Gin 0euti der &obIentruit it..
Gie Gireftoren Der Eb0nir &oblcn,
unb Glen g @eielidoit conferirtcn
belltc bier nit Den Iireftoren Der
Nor0itern : &obIcn = 8eieQid)oft bon
Giicn. IS uuroe cine Sutton Der.
einbort, auf 8runo oeren Die Eb6'
nir.8eieQifoit bie Noroitern : @eieQ.
idaft obiorbirt unb $6,500,000 neucn
&opitolS cmittirt, Nos ooS 8eiommt.
fupitol ollf $25,000,O00 6ringt. Sic
Yb0nir . 8eicQidoft miro olth $5..
100000 BONDS ollSgeben. IieieS
neue Gon5crn miro Die orittgroBtc
Soblen. un0 @iien . 0eieQidoit in
Scittidyioro. bic nGhite I'm Mdngc
nad) Den &rltpps un0 Der @eiell.
idoft bon @elienfird)en. Sic Gb0.
nirs@cicQid)oft bat Die groBtcn Sic
ferltngS 3lrpciiungcn i'm oeutihen
Stobl Spnoifot, ,udbreno Die Noro.
tern . @eieQihoit odt 8ruben inn
@etrieb bat unO &%oblcnlo9er beiitt
melde uui cine Billion Sonnen &c.
lhoBt mcrben.
9nrrp 2cbr blamirt Oh.
Die game bicligc amerifaniide @e,
ieaidait befinoet iid in 9~lufregung
iibcr oas aui Dem Iebteu Soibau be.
merftc taftloie gcnebmen oes 9tep.
Yorters Snrrp 2ebr, Der in ole be.
fannie omerifaniibe WiQionGrs. ia.
mile Grerel' binein gebeiratbet bat.
2cbr bate IN iold)' itiirmiiber @eiie
rerlangt, oaB mani ieiner Satin uno
'eilter Shmiegermutter, Srau Irerel,
bei Der Iefilircour ben Sorantritt
FOR ben 9otidaiterbamen g%erpGbre,
Dab man ihlieBlidb nm einen gflat 81
perlneioen, 5l Dem eS ionit unbebingt
lutte fommen miilien, eimpiQi9te.
Sebr's Grcentri3it1ten, beionocrS in
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Namenspcttcr Gpdefcler's pernn'
aliift.

Gbicago, 81. Snniar, - Sobn
Rodeiener BON New'Oorf, Elm
Sdauipieler, puroe auf Ser 9iibne
zines Sbeaters bon einem 8atling-
@eihiit, bas ibm nui Den &opf iiel,
&odcieller bali, ous 8e-
idiit BON elmer temporGren Blnttiorm
aui oie 8iibne 81 ~bringen.
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IiAtig 9. oNerfpiirbie, ooB
iidJ Scr beriibnnte 9cloentenor unic.
res Soft6ca.ers INNER rueigert, 3url
Reitstag ST. wGblcn." g: 80,
Scr miro lid bitten. ieine foitbare
Stimme ab5ugebcl."
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WurNlamo e YcnmislUan;a 81. 81.

3iof oerlaNen Worth.M pt nme. etaiion:
100 Borm. nod gorf pieIib, aus9enon. men
Sonntdgs.
$40 Boom. md TeItd. iinr gonnfGes.
$50 BORN. nat BeIuir tdglib, au5senoms
men Gonntd9S.
t.2o gadbnt. rdh VeIcir, nur samftaas.
1926 GnttH. nod Dorf fdeIit, uusgenommen
SountnQs.
400 Edfm. nan Teftn. MIR Sorntoas.
4.45 giadin. mad g''atr idelit, nuseenoms
men SGnntags.
600 abenbs nan Delta ti9Ii6. aussenom'
men GrHHfdis.
hoo @benos nad 1eltn, nur Srnntags.
100 abfubs rdh peluir, Wiittipo6 u. Gam
fac.
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Snnse Samen! Iad)t Gndj bicie
Sffrrtr IN Wubc.

@:r btIben iepi cine SLATE fir iunee Hamcn
in mIferer electric 9anienifneiper . epitsni.
shnle. GineI bsr gpribet!e mn bel geibeiI..
aune biefer Slate III Der, oak S6nlerinnen
beiten. Siefe 81 afe miro am 1. Sdnuar 1907
3ufammcti treten. SpcsieIe 8orIefureen 5pei
uno orei Mal bic gSohe. Sraeno cine innee
Eanle. Die cine foibtornbie, S4neioerii 81 ipet'
MAIDEN.
Sfr peitere s"llsiunft fbreibe ODER nenoe
mnn fh an MI. vi. nnbers. VII. 3O2, Neif'
SaratUaa.. 6ds 6uiuarn'Str. fR7H---'
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Gr. Wamlt,
Seaicbsr unb Vihditer.

Ser SerDorrasenoite duer Meoler. or CT
81bli Shnen mas &c AT ipifen ipiinftben, mao
IS siinitia ober uneilnIiia fein, aIeI6pieI mae
ODER gSinibe iinS. Or bat gnoerell eebulfen.
g8arum Mot Sbteu2 60 iiber5engt III er bon
ieincr 5abfsleti. Dab et feine 9e5abIuHa i'm
SornuS flr 2~,ortrd0e cliteeeert niruint. uni
felt. miro feline @ebiibr aceeptirt. s~Nuririge
90 Gents uno $500.
gprsd,Cunocn uou 10 BIB I tibr.
Q. 4 Y. 1e epbpg; W!elliit VERNON i76-D.
gr. 4i0, gdrf.Anenue.
fTa14-) "trt ttNataIH
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ge5ug mi ieine 8teioung, bnben III
Soffreiien .oQS peinlidItc 9Iufieben
berporqeruien.