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The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-30
WORK ON NEW HIGH
SCHOOL BUILDING
Contract For Plumbing Let to
BarrOII & Mohney.
Mason Work to Be Done BY Easum
Brothers Carload of Reinforcing
Steel in Concrete Foundation
and Piers.

The contract for the plumbing in the
in the new High school building was
awarded to Barrol & Mohney Of this
city on their bid of $2500. The other
bids on the work we're as follows: Smith
Plumbing Co. of Spokane, $3.50; Simon
Dreifus & Co. Of Colfax, $2G50; Manning
Plumbing Co OF Spokane, $4,000. The
contract for heating and ventilating,
which latter will be Of the most approved
fan system, was let to W. G. Mcpherson
OF Portland for $41OO at the time j. r
Good & CO. secured the building contract
at $29,54G
Easum Brothers, who will furnish the
materials and do the mason work, have
completed the burning Of the ornamental
brick that will enter into the cOnstruc-
tiOn Of the building There will be little
OrnamentatiOn, however, the building
being designed for use rather than the
display OF fubbididdles. The Ornamen
tai brick referred to will be used around
the Openings-dOors and windows A
top From the top downward the walls
will be 8, ? and II inches in thickness
and about 800, 900 brick will be required
Tests made disclose that bedrock is
about II feet below the surface of the
ground on the site. Forty -four concrete
piers, ranging in dimensions from 12x12
to 1890 inches, and reaching to bed
rock, will be part of the concrete founda-
ton OF the building. The piers will be
connected with steel | beams, and car
load, or about 10000 pounds, of rein
forcing steel will be used in the piers and
foundation.
Grading, which was delayed by the re-
cent rains, is about completed, and
construction work will begin at once.
As the building assumes shape and the
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-30
Inviting the Land Seekers.

Deciding to do little advertising for
the PalOuse country among the throngs
of people who daily visit Spokane and
Occur d'Alene to register for the land
drawing, the Colfax Commercial Club has
sent representative in the person OF E.
H. Rosenkranz to spend ten or fifteen
days in the two places distributing liter
ature among the moving thousands OF
land seekers. 1t is known that many
who are unsuccessful in the drawing will
want to buy land. and to interest and
induce more of these to visit the Palouse
country before returning to their homes
is the object of the campaign.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-30
SUPERFLU0US RAIN.
PaIouse Country is Drsnched for
Twenty-Four Hours.

The PalOuse country has had several
"million dollar" rains this year, but the
one that began early Tuesday morning
with a heavy thunder storm and con
tinued at intervals for about "a hours
was not one of them. In fact it was
superfluous and damaging, laying low
considerable grain where it struck with
full force. In some individual cases re-
ported the damage was as much as 10
per cent. The loss is confined to fall
grain, which is so heavy that it lodges
when weighted with so much moisture.
Spring grain and oats were generally
benefited by the dOwnpour, but on the
whole the loss will exceed the benefit.
Reports show that the rain was general
throughout the Inland Empire.
In Colfax, as shown by the government
gauge, the precipitation in 30 hours, up
to Wednesday morning, was / 32 inches,
or not quite as much as fell in the four
days beginning July 5, when it amount
ed to l 53 inches. This total OF 2 80
inches constitutes July record OF rain
fall here.
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hearty co operation Of the newspapers Of
the state and nation, more than to any
other one source. President j. f. Chill
berg, Director General |. A. Nadeau, and
other speakers connected with the expo
sition, heartily endorsed this tribute to
the press, which has been so generous in
it's encouragement OF the project by Civ
ing it almost unlimited publicity. The
exposition management extended every
facility to the visiting newspapermen
and their families while in Seattle. As a
fitting finale, Director of Exploitation
Wood had all OF them as his guests for q
trip around Lake Washington on the
closing day. Invitations for the 1910
convention have been received from
Anacortes and Wenatchee. The execu-
tive committee will determine which one
is to be selected.
Besides entertaining the newspapermen
OF Washington, Seattle has just finished
showing the exposition to the members
OF the National Editorial Association.
lhls gathering drew twice the attend
ance that its officers had expected, more
than 400 editors and their families COM
ing from all points. Many OF the visit
ing editors are about ripe to become
boosters for the great Northwest and it
is sure that their trip will result in
columns Of space in their respective
papers on the wonders Of this country.
AS the exposition season progresses, it
becomes more and more apparent that
every section Of the Northwest will bene
fit from the undertaking, for the travel
ers are radiating to all parts after seeing
the sights OF Puget Sound.
A silent sermon" was Bishop Pot
ter's comment upon the wonderful
picture, " In the Shadow OF the Cross, =
that ia now on exhibition in the Swedish
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-30
Waiting Outcome of Lottery.

Many shall be called (the registrants),
but few chosen (the winners). In the
hope that their names may be drawn
and a number assigned that will give
them a coveted reservation farm, a num-
ber OF land seekers who are now in the
Palouse country familiarizing themselves
with what it offers in the way Of homes
and investments are holding off on deals
that are satisfactory and would other
wise be closed Local real estate men
inform The Gazette that they have pend
ing a number of deals of this character,
the contamination of which depends en-
tirely upon the outcome OF the great
lottery. And the land seekers are GER
tainly not subject to criticism for the
stand they take, because as the saying
is, lightning may strike them, and each
individual who registers has the same
chance of winning that is enjoyed by two
or three hundred thousand other regis
trants. It's pity there are not enough
farms to 60 around, but that's the size
OF it.
Rinnbu 1at Gn ~
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-30

building at the exposition. This Mira
Gle picture" as it is called, has been
looked upon by millions of people since
its owner decided to send it on a tour of
the country. The revenue derived there
from has been devoted always and only
to charitable purpOses-at present in
memory of the artists mother, who was
born in Sweden. The Swedish hospital
and the Swedish library of Seattle share
in its benefits. Henry Hammond Ahl,
the artist, is American born. He spent
many years studying the old masters,
and painting in the art centers of the old
world. In 1896 he returned to his
native land, opened a studio, and for
some time confined his work to portraits
and landscapes; but later, acting under
the influence OF friends, he turned his at
tentiOn to religious subjects. Among
Others, he commenced full length figure
OF Christ. 1t was the artists purpose to
paint the Christ man idealized, but show.
ing the "Man of Sorrows" when He
walked upon earth, the companion Of
men. For long time the canvas stood
a source OF vexation and annoyance for
the lack Of the ideal which he seemed not
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-30

able to grasp. Suddenly it came as n
inspiration. With quick and mastery
strokes he painted the wonderful coun-
tenance of the Christ, which now holds
such mysterious charm for all who gaze
upon it.
The untimely death Of Congressman
Francis f. Cushman has served to COM
plicate political conditions in the Second
district to such an extent that the
outcome is the grounds for much specu
lation. There are two factions in the
republican party in Pierce county, which
threatens to disrupt harmony to such
an extent that the democrats are casting
about for their strongest man, believing
that they stand good chance to win.
Assessor A. E. Parish of King county
has announced that be will assess the
leasehold of the Metropolitan Building
Company for the old university grounds,
in the heart of the city. When the
company made the contract with the
university regents several years ago, it
was contended by the lessee that this
state land was exempt from taxation
and it has never been assessed. Valu-
able improvements have been erected on
the land and more are contemplated.
| The lease in question is now being
subjected to considerable question, as
not providing for sufficient revenue to
the state. 1t covers a period OF fifty
years, at the expiration of which time,
all OF the improvements become the
property OF the state.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-30
NEWS BUDGET FROM
STATE METROPOLIS
State and Outside Newspaper
men Guests OF Exposition.
Famous Painting Has Been Looked
Upon BY Millions of People,
Matters Political Complicated BY
Congressman Cushman's Death

Seattle, July % At the dinner given
to the members OF the Washington State
Editorial Association at the recent con-
vention held in Seattle by the exploita-
tiOn department Of the Alaska Yukon
Pacific Exposition, Director James A.
Wood made it plain that the unusual
success achieved by the fair ia due to the
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-30

SchnelIer's optical specialist OF Walla
Walla will be at the CoIfax Hotel, Satur-
day, July 81. Eyes examined and
glasses fitted with the proper instru-
mpnts
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-30
Mrs. Mcdonald Secures Divorce

In the superior court last Friday Julia
Mcdonald was granted divorce from
W. C. Mcdonald and awarded the Gus,
tody of their year old daughter. Nc
Donald, who is brakeman on a work
train at Hoquiam. ia son OF William
Mcdonald, former superior judge OF
Whitman coanty, elected on the populist
ticket.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-30

Notions, glassware, chinaware and
racket goOds-The Novelty. Garfield, Wn.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-30
N NeW Cases.

c. p. Thomas Va Geo n Lamphere-
Money due.
Potlatch Lumber Co vs Roy Earring ct
ux-Money due.
Daniel Morgan vs Jacob Nelson ct ux
Action to determine boundary line.
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DR.. Kings date. first Saturday. Eyes.
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that the requirements are observed.
The more thoroughly the new school
law is perused the more apparent it be-
comes that it is a Wise and up-to date
enactment
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-30
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
Civil.

Civil.
ID Burnett vs w Waters, receiver
Demurrer to complaint sustained.
W WitherspOon VS. Palouse State
Bank-Sale of real and personal prop
erty confirmed.
Julia Mcdonald vs VIM c Mcdonald
Decree OF divorce
State Va w Walters-Case dis,oissed.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-30

walls grow eight the people OF Colfax,
who have experienced the Inconvenience
and drawbacks which OvercrOwdt d
schools impose, may look forward to
better things.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-07-30
Probate.

Estate of Robert A Goundie-J A Rob.
insOn, I s Morris and & w Slocum ap-
pointed appraisers.
Estate of James NJ Richardson-Orde
for sale OF personal property and for
family allowance.
Estate Of John w Chapman-Fred
Chapman and Senoretta NJ Chapman ap-
pointed executors without bond.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08
Die a1ilsrr hes 9. 3. e,
Central l1errims hsiut
81. later.
Sr. Wie. 0ouncr sibt 9lmiihluf iiber
bic Gage nnb Seitrebnngen Der
bcutif : amerifaniiden
&afbpiifen.
6 SIN. 10. Niai.

Ip II, 10. .vlut.
Ser 5tpeitc beutih : amerifaniihe
Silger5ug NIT ungeidbr iiinf5ig 5beils
nebmerur oarlruter eerifieoene Yfnrz
rer. fpnrbe am IS. Wai BON Yius Dem
3ebnten IN Der Gala besli Ira55i in
beiouoerer auoierS ernpfausen.
Ser Miiiionss giidof @igr. 2innes
born ltelte Die Yilger uno Yilgerinz
men Dem SI. Batter Dor; Gep. g. g.
Weper bon Seriep Gitp. H. S.. ii6crz
retbte Den Yeterspfennig. Heoafterr
Nte. 8onner aus dubuque, Soma. ers
bat fir Die fatboliihe Yrciie Norbs
amerifd's Den be~ionberen Segen bes
81. Iaters. Den pieier nit ~einigen err
munternben @orten bereitpiaigit erz
tbeilte. Eapit Yils banfte ben
Yilgcrn, bob JIG, cine 10 peitc. sefabrz
pole Heiie niht iheuenO, nah Hom
gefommen Ieien, nm in treuer Ins
bdngltd)feit on ben fatbolil6en 8lnli@
ben an Den 8rdbern Der Ipoitelfiiritcn
5u beteu. Saun iesuete er Die flcine
S6aar. Die tiefergriffen leinen Worz
ten. = Die bon Dem 8iihof in's
Seuti6e iibertra9en ipurben
lauIhte.
Die Seutih : Nmerifancr ncrben
aiid Der SeiligiprehungS Seier bes
ieli9cn alemenS Raria 9ofbauer bei>
tpobnen.
@ie oeriautet. beabiintigt Ser bemtz
ihe rontilh : fatboliihe Gentrals 8erz
Gin (9foroamerita) fdbige 2eIte nab
Iiinfens 8labbad gu Icnben. Die bort
einen SIRIUS griinbli6 burdbmaf1eu
unb Damn Inbere i'm Sinne unS mab
Dem @orbilb oes Solfspereins bcrans
bilpen iuuen.
Die amerifnniiheu @dite beiudten
and cine IerIammlung OeS 2eiesYer<
Gins, no ie nit groBem Sntereiie bent
Wortra9c DEG Srn. Serbert @ollmnnn
iiber: ~Ierifpunbene Soh5eitss @e-
brdudc Der gregorianiifen Irmes
nier" lnuid1ten. Nnhbem Der 0ers
nssErdiiecnt, Sdriftiteqer DC III mt
b r, berSlihe Worte oeS @iaz
tomms on Die itamm : pcrpanbtem
Sriiner bon i%enieits pes S5cans aez
ri6tet bate. banfte ibm 9amens ser
Yilscr Sr. Bic. @onner. Der Damn
ilber Die Gage unb iiber Die geifretun@
gen Der beutiden adtbolifcn in ben
Ger. Stanten einige Notwithstanding
Gnhhliiiie CAB. Iu6 HiIfoi 9innc>
born, Dem pielc Der anpeienoen
Yilger aus iciner friibcren Seeliorae
Der bcfannt pnren. ric6tetc einiae
trcunplid)e 8orte an bie Veriamm.
luna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08

hegann man nit elmer planmdBieen
lpltemntii1en Musgrabung Der StaDt.
sic 6tloet elm Spnl bon 5000 Weter
I'M llmfnng, lpopon ungefdbr Die
0dlfte a~ltS9egrabcn lit. Wir iebel,
oa elm tletnes Wtuieum. in pcldem
Ibgiine nnb GafbilDnngen aus Der
alien Stnot nntergebrddt iinb. Damn
folgen Der &eibe mad Die 8aiilifa, Der
GppclosS cmpel. oa5 Sorum. Der Sns
itersgcmpel, bds WarceQum, bns
groBe nno paS fleine Sbeater unb
Damn Die peridieoenen Yripnts 5Guier.
bon Oenen bGS 6dus Der Better bas
i6onite lit. @s lrliroen 5ablreiGe
Vtlper abgenonmcn, no mir ale Die
Tilger mitten in Den Ruinen iteben
leben. Gs ipiirDe 5u nett fiibren.
fpolite n1an nae Die bier aeiebenen
fcigcnartigcn S1ilier beiHrei6en. Sns
muB "a Iles ieibcr icben, INN elm
rcd)t flares Bib bon Dem 2eben Der
bdmdli9eu 3eit 81 hefommen. Nadl
cincm mebrlriinbiaen &unpeans burd
Dicle Huineu, nelde uueroings ais
cin5ig in ibrer Irt in Der @elt baz
iteben. perlieBen mir iebr befriebiai
oieIcn Srt. Jtcft ntiibe fommen mir
Ibcnos teitn; uulere 9eine iinb lplde
&lettcrpartien in BEN Huinen nift
gcnobnt.
so erifcinen benn am folaenoeu
Wlor9en audi einigc nit rcdjt periblas
fenen Wontngss @eiiftern lino ipgar
5iemlid ipdt. Ibcr mir baben einen
bnlben Gag Seit fir Ginfdufe ooer fiir
ShlnTbcoiirftige. nnb 10 polen mir
crit am Yad)mitta9e n%eiterfnbren unb
apar nah inherent Saupt5iel, Ser
Gpiacn Stabt: n III.
$50
vNteapel iebcn ltnb lter6en" lit be-
fanntlid Der Iu5brud, nit ipeldem
mnn iuaen mill. paB Die Nedtlrih0nz
hciten lin Die gennnnte Stabt unper<
9letdli6e ieieu. llnb lie iinb es.
Ser freunblihe n1enidenfrefer"
%eInpiiis init ieiner bcrrlihen ltms
gebHng bat lid dls unbergleihlidher
@crfubrer beluieien. Serte lie0en
I'M Strange nm i'm herum StGbtc unb
Stdothen, Deren Sep0lferlinassabl
iiber cine Miaion lit, Neapel porun
nit 100000 %@intpobnern. Sm herr
lid,en 8olfsSuien iteigen Sid,ia unp
Capri empor, berrlihc SnieIgebilbe.
limlipogt bon ienen blauen Nlut6en
ino umtroben bon ienem be0en Souz
neni6ein, Den Die Sifter beiunscn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08
graniise SriimmerfeIo, in Dem bers

grauiiee SriimmerfeIb, in Dem bers
5iucifelte Wenihen umberirrten.
Oils Die furhtbare 8lnoe in
groipniuoob, Der nGditen gr6Seren
Staot, eintraf, wurben iofort Silfss
5iise nit Ier5ten. Terbanb5cug nnb
2ebensmitteln mad 3epbpr abgelanDt.
Sn Sflabpna traf Der Sorndbp oie
Sfdbte &ep 8cit unb Sepetp unb
ridtete bier fir6terlife Wertpiiihlns
gen an. Siinf5ehn Terionen plirben
9etpbtct nnb pier5ig mebr pber penis
ger idiper perlest.
Ser Sturm fegte iiber cine lpeite
Strefe bon Surmern b~epo6nten &C.
bietes bin unb gleid bornuf ging elm
10 fdiperer @oltcnbruh nieber, bab
Die gcdn9itiete gepDlferung gu er<
trinfen befiirbtete.
Sds Stdbtfen Sen @eit iii budz
itdblih bonn @nilcr fortaeidirenmit
pprben. Sic Selpo6ner Scr Nadls
baritdbte alf Ser anoercn Seite bes
Sliibdens. Die CUR Silfe berbeiseeilt
rparen, fonntc nihts tbun. ba es uns
mDglih mar. Den Salt Greet, Der lih
in eirlen tpilb raicnben Sergitrom pers
lpanoelt bate, sl freu5cn.
-*-|-*-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08
9erbeerrnaer Ggklnm.
Gridiitternbe Hadrif,ten ams Seras.
Norn : Safota mnb Sflabpma. -
3ablreide 0eriunen unter ocn
3riimmern besraben. Nnibiibenbe
StaSt in 3egas pum Grbbubcn per.
ifmuuDcu.
2anabon, g. 8, 1. sunni.

Sangbon. q. 9. 1. SUM-.
Mls nlebrcren Stdbten bes n0ros
|lideu Sbeiles bon Noros Satota iopie
ans Seras uno Sflabomu trefieu
Nafrid,ten bon einem iiirhterliher
Chiffon elm, Der am Snmstag Mbenr
bier aeipiitbet bat.
Or traf 9ausbou aegen 500 lii,
gbenDs, babnte iih cine StraBe bmrd
bas @obnnnesoiertei nnb perbreitets
iiberaa Sob uno 3eritorung. SreiBie
WobnbdlIcr mirbcn 5erltDrt, piel
EerIonen setootet unb 5tpansiq
perlest.
Gls Der Chiffon Die Staot trai
.singen Die eleftriiden 2idter aus
nno Die Siniternib permebrte Die
Shreden Der l6rper gepriiften Stabt.
Sas bur6 Ben Sturm b~etroffeue
@ebiet lit 200 SUB brett; Der Sbaber
,piro auf $4,000 gelhdbt.
Sic ans Snmestomn einlaufenpen
Nahrihten lauten dbnlid; bier muir
Den bier Ycrlonen getnotet unb pers
lest. Sn SiuSboro iparen Die Hics
oerldldge b~eionoers ltarf, itno in
Sargo beglcitete itarfer Saseli6laq
ben Iegen.
Iuh in 9ismard mar Ser Saeels
ldlag iebr befti9; bu ieSph fali
Winbesitile berrihte. 10 blie6 bic
Stapt D nennenSlpertbcn 9elhdois
9ungen p~cr5bont.
Sic 8ebdube Ser Hiflanbs Gountpz
Sair babeu cbenfaus lhiper bon,
Stllrm gelittcn. Ser Shaben ipirb
anf $1,000 sei6det.
8rauen errcgeno lailten sic Hads
riGten aus 3epbpr in Seras. Sas
oufblibcnbe Stdbthen, ctpa iiinf3ebn
Meilcn bon 8ropnipooo geleaen, lit
bnd,ltdblih bonn grbbpocn bi%nfpcaaes
fegt. Die Sdlfte Der Scp0lferuna lit
toot ober pcrnunbet. nno iait idnmts
lide 0ebdube iinb seritDrt. 9is iebt
limb 1872 Sobte ge5dblt noroen. Ser
Sornaeo Ieste nit einem fiirfierliden
SageIluctter eih. bas Die ihlafcnoen
Ginpobner beS Stdbthens aus Dem
S6lnmmer emporifeuhte. Gs folas
ten Elm pnar entleelihc Minuten:
Soote unb iterbcube Ienideu stpiifeu
itiir5cnbcn Wauern nnb @alten, Mdnz
ner unb Srauen, nadt unb blutiiberz
'FRONT.', Die mad ibren tobten Ginbern
illdlten. Damn ihlugen bier unp bort
Slanmen empor uno beleuhteten bas
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oaltdnocn, unb bnb lire GoQeaen i'm
Senat oieie bebnuerten.

oaltdnocn. unb bab lire Gouesen i'm
Senat oteie beonuerten.
vs. abington II, 9. g., 3. Sunni.
Naf0em in Der 0prmittaoss
Stbinlg cine bcitise 2ebutte sipiihen
Senator aIDrih unb Stone tpeaen bes
erIteren iiin9iter an9riffc auf Die
oeutlde Tegicrung ita~tteefunren bate,
leste Selator 3aSollette bon Wiss
eonltu leine am Mittipof beaonnene
Heoe iber Die Yrinsipien bes Shubz
5ous fort. Sm 1erlnuf Derlelben be-
ihnloigte er Ilbrid. oaB Der geriht
liber Die 2obnperbdltniiIe in SeutIhz
lano ldn9it porgeleeen babe. unb MIR
ntd]t nusgegeben frorben lei. mas Ell
aIs cine grobe Wadldiiiefcit BON Geiz
ten Der Sommiiiion be5eihnete.
Bcgen Sflub Der Iadmittaasz
Stsun9 ifien Der equator bon @isz
coniin ourh Die Inltrenailnaen Ieiner
S%auerreSe iebr erihDpft, unD BEL Der
Ibcnoiisung. Der eriten. Die Inn s llbr
begnnn, febtte er allein bon ben repus
b%ltfdni1f}en Senntoren. ipds Al befti>
ger Ingriffen auf ibn bon Den Ser
tettern Der Gomites @orlase unb oe5
Sendtors Ilorih iiibrte. Sic Gez
publifaner Sorab unb Soliper. ipipic
Der Semofrat Wot1ep nobmen lidl ieis
ner marin an, uub erfldrten, Dab es
feines Gr3tes bcourft babe. an ichen.
oaB Ga Soaette pollig erif0pft gcz
ipslen lei, linb baB Dies Ser
@runo ieines @esbleibens bon ser
Ibenoiieung lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-08
Seitrafuns BON @rbeiterfiibrer.
0hicnnn an 1 N,,n;

Sgtea9 o, SH., /. ,Sint.
Yer Irbciterfiibrer ySfinnD" Wfaos
ben nno 5ipci leincr %~erbiinoeten. Wf.
s. gople nnh s. u. Youhpt, iinb bon
Den 8el6iporenen ihulois ~bcfnnpen
norpeu, bnrd IuSetteluug unb 9iQiz
gung i6ipinoelbafter Nrbeitcrs Illss
itdnbc @elSer erprebt 5l bnbeu. Wan
einiste lid nad As ltiinbigen bcftigen
0ebatten 81 einem gompromiBs Iers
Diff lno iette fir ieoen Augeflasten
cine 8elbitrnfe III Der &obe bon $500
felt. Ils Raboen bel Der @erfiinoiz
gllng bcs 8abripruhes hGs @ort
.idnlbie" pernabm. fnidte er beinabe
5uiammen; nls er aber borte, bnb CT
am 8cfdngniiic porbeisefommen lei,
atbmete er erleidtert auf.
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Ganaba'S @inmauocrnna.
@ innipea, Wan.. 81. Wloi.

WinntpeG Wan., 81. Wfoi.
Ser amtlihe Serift iibcr Die Gin
i%unnberung mdbreno bes am 81.
MdrS abgclaufcnen &e1mungsidbres
lit erlhicneu. inb eS gebt barnis bcre
Dor. odB Die Guaranteeing burd Die
Seebdfen mdbrcnp be5 SabreS nm
117.081 Ycrionen obnabm. Safiir
lpciit aber Die Ginpunocruug aiis Den
Tereini9ten Staaten ge9en bn5 Sors
labr cine riciige 3%unnbnIe auf. IS
fameu udulli6 mGbreub bes He6s
nln9siabrcs niht peniger alS
159.S32 @inpanbcrer aus Den Ser
eini9tcn Stnaten na6 Canada, Die
8elb unb Sabrbabc inn gci6dbtcn
@ertbe bon $60,000.000 mitbrahteu.
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HeihStass= Mbacurbnetcr Or. gbeuSur
@artb s%citurbcn.
8aben : 4oben. 3 q,

Or. SbeoSor 9artb. elm Siibrer inn
oeuti6en &eidstag, lit seitern bier I'M
Ilter bon 60 Sabren einem Inter
leibsleioen erle9en. Ser Batter bes
W~erltorbenen mar Elm oltinoiider
Tflan5er. unb bintcrlieb ieincm Sobne
Elm bctrdhtlifes &erm0gen, bas i'm
IN Stunb iesre piele ieiner politiiden
Tldne nit Hahbrud 81 berfolaen. Gin
GROCER 9epuuberer Der politiiden
Ginrihtuugen pieies 9anbes. bate er
ltt anf ldngere 3eit bier n~ifsebattcn
nno einen ipeiten Sefannten> nnb
Sreuubesfreis e~rlporhen.
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gDpbms= Gpincmie in epanicn.
M 1 "a,

W Q, l. SSlnt.
Sic ipaniiGe 8nuptitdbt bat felt
Wonaten inter elmer ihmereit Sps
plus Gpibemie 9elittcn. Seit Ser6lt
linb Sunoerte onran 9eitorbcn. OBJ
alei6 Die In5abl Der Sdne eie Jest
9S7 i'm San Slian DC Sioss Soipital
%betragen. in Der Ibunbnle bcgrificn
lit. fommen i'm Sur6ihnitt td0lif
nod 5lpan5ig SobesfGllc Dor.
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Sn Sijabe.
&iinbe, 9ritii6sS itafrifa

r. SHII.
Die @itgIieber Der 3ooiepelt'ifen
8eielifaft iino bier angefommen.
In Worgen brafeu lie auf, I'M bic
bieiige Citation Der nIfrica Snlnnb
Wiliion", elmer amerifanii6en Srauz
niiation. 5u beiuden. 81. Z. Gmns
%ningbdme. Ser Better Der grpebition,
nno e. u. carlton bon Hairo6i Bile
ben i'm Eager. nm Die @orbereitunacn
fir ben Su9 IN oas Sotitgebiet an
polenocn. Iuf Dem 0arlhe babin
ipirb Die 8eieaihaft 5rpei Sage lana
retien, obne >auf @aiier 5i itoBen.
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(Sortiesung alif Der 10. Seite.)
Seutiher Sag in Seattle.
SeattIe, @aih.. 3. Suui

Seattle, WaIb., 3. sunni.
Die IN Den srDBcren StGoten oes
Staates 8aibington. pic Tacoma.
9ellingbam. goerett, lebcnben 9eute
ifen baben in Gerbinpung nit ben
Sablreifen bier lebenbcn Seutjten
auf anresung bon Saeob Staefer,
Dem Serausgcber ser bier erid)einenz
ben ~@aIbington Staats5eitunp" ben
SeidluB gefaBt. Den Is. Sllelit auf
Der Weltausitellung ais .SeutiGen
Gag" 81 begeben.