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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29
RESOLUTION FOR TIE ISSU
ING OF BONDS
FOR DOMESTIC USES AND THE
CALLING OF A SPECIAL
ELECTION FOR SUBMIT
TING THE QUESTION
TO THE III ,ECTORS

~
TING THE QUESTION
TO THE ELECTORS
Be it resolved by the City COun-
ell of tie City Of Mobridge, that
it is necessary and for the hest in.
tercsts of the city to reimburse
the general fund for money Ok
pended on the water works ac-
count in the sum of Two ThOus-
and Dollars and to raise an addi'
lional amount for the further eX-
tension Of the water mains for do
mestic purposes and for the IN
stalling Of MIGRANTS, and further,
Be it resolved that said indeht-
ness be bonded in the sum of Five
Thousand Dollars in bonds Of the
denomination of One Thousand
Dollars each, payable as follows,
to.wit: Bond No. |, payable July
|, 1919; bond No. ,, payable July
|, 1920; bond No. 3, payable July
/, 1921; bond No. I, payable July
/, 1922; bond No. ); payable July
/. 1923, said bonds to bear inter
est at the rate of five per cent per
annum, and further,
Be it resolved that a tax Of four
mills he and the same is hereby
authorized to be levied upon the
taxable property Of the city on
Mobridge for the purpose Of pay
ing the principal and interest Of
said bonds as the same shall be
come due and payable, and further,
Be it resolved that Il special
election be called and tie same is
hereby ordered called foE the pur-
pose of submitting the question Of
the issuance Of such bonds to the
electors of said city and said cleo
ton shall be held at the HOven-
Conyn building in the City Of Mo-
briege on the 9th day Of Aug,
1910, the polls being open from
9 o'clock a. m. to four o'clock p.
IN. Of that day.
P. P. Stoltzman, Mayor.
Attest: Alex Bugty, City Auditor.
We have a highly improved
tam in northwestern Missouri to
trade for Dakota land. American
Land Investment Co. lift
There are still a few lots left in
the Eklo addition for sale at rea-
sonabla prices and on easy terms
by the American Land Investment
Co. 12tf
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

1t is more than likely that son.
# these conservation enthusiast
will not be quite SO enthusiast
since the government has begu.
tie practice Of conservation S
near home.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

Bad luck is only a man sittins
n the shady side of a tree with
sob pipe in his mouth, looking t.
co how things turn out. Goo
ack is the pluck of a man wit
lis sleeves rolled up, hustlirg lik
Turk to make things turn out
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

Not many towns with . popula
lion but a little over the 100
mark afs so well known that mai
from foreign countries addressed
2nlx to shs town. without the aanI
81 the stats viii reach its dsssina
ton. rhs. Aom. Of tas usisst
States does not need 10 ke sup.
-pliedi the postal suthorisi.l kno~
that MObridge is not dowa II
Brazil Chilli or one Of the Msxicsr
states
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29
40 cs.sas.Gk

.ssssplnssss - asfn.
,sasyAss. so IN thS 90 Il ss1ss'
thing, moi In tho sstcAlns e.
Have you svst.s inssssupts4
,AaAn citisen. ~ehaasd I'd vA 60 u
Avsakny tightsS
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

This hot sun may be hard 0;
mankind, but it is fine for orr
D." the words Of the immortal COR
lcl Sellers: There's millions i
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29
Friday, July %, 1910

Mr.. Bryan srcaks of the tw,
wings Of the republican party
Well, that's all the angels have.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

= possible famine. IL uG.At to b
enough to tag after q man sigh,
months without making him antici'
pate trouble for the other two.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

It's like adding insult to injury
cor the coal barons to advise th
purchasing public to lay in a sup
y u ilol carly aid thereby aver
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

~How came you 70 aararsss hat
tenor's b~arcarole as q bowling sucs
cess
a,..,-s1.s ~. 81 s rsas1sast Z
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

uraaa---w
minneapolis Steel company and .
chicago concern have also signi
Ved their inte ntions Of pnttiag If
The 1Iobridge Plant VII
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

We have a highly improved
fatm in northwestern Missouri to
trade for Dakota land. American
Land Investment Co. lift
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

There are still a few lots left in
the Eklo addition for sale at rea-
sonabla prices and on easy terms
by the American Land Investment
Co. 12tf
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-07-29

10 the top.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-08-04
Proceedings of a Special
Meeting of the County
Board of Iowa County
held in the Court House
at the city of Dodgeville,
Wis arch /, 9lO.

County Clerks Office, March LIST, 1910.
Pursuant TO petition of fifteen members
of the Beard of Supervisors of Iowa County
the board met in special session and was
called to order by the chairman, A. g.
Roethe.
The county clerk presented the creden-
tials of Mr.. Charles Smith as substitute tor
Mr. E. d. Baker Of the town of Linden and
he was given seat as supervisor for that
town
The county clerk stated that he had re-
ceiVed official notice of the election and
qualification of Mr.. Edwin Thompson as
supervisor for the village of Hollandale,
incorporated since the annual session of
the board. No objections being raised MI.
Thompson was seated as a member for that
village,
The roll was called and all the members
reported present.
The County Clerk read the following call
tor the meeting;
To R. E. Gribble, Esq County Clerk: We
the undersigned, a majority of the members
OF the County Board OF Supervisors, of
Iowa County, Wisconsin, request that you
call special session OF the County Board
of Supervisors to be held at the Court
House in the city of Dodgeville, in said
county, on the INST day of March, A. D..
1910, at two O clock in the afternoon, to
receive and act upon the report of the COM
mittee appointed 70 audit the receipts of the
icwa county Insane Asylum and the mon
eys deposited with the County Treasurer,
and for the transaction of such other BUSH
ness as may be brought before the Board.
Thos, F. Cody, Highland town. A; g..
Roethe, Highland village; John W. Horn,
Mineral Point, 4th Ward John Gorgen,
Mineral Point, 3rd Ward; w J. Penhale
gon, Mineral Point, 2nd Ward; George
Crawford, Mineral Point. lSt Ward; d. E.
Bennett, Cobb Village; o. 6. Rewey
Rewey Village; Byron Jones, Barneveld,
James Ryan, Ridgeway Village; A. E.
Thomas, Eden town; ]. E. O'Neill, Dodge
Vile city, 3rd Ward; W. F. Prdeaux,
Dodgeville city End Ward; r. F. Jones,
Dodgeyille city, lst Ward VIM. Dickinson,
Dodgeville town,
Supervisor O, 6. Rewey, was called TO
committee appointed at the November SEES
sion to audit the books of the trustees Of
the Asylum was read by the chairman of
the committee Supervisor Roethe:-
REPORT AND COMMENTATORS OF
THE COMMITTEE
appointed to audit the accounts and inveS-
tigate the affairs of the Iowa County Asy-
lum and Home for a period of Twenty three
years ending Jupo 80, 1909. Appointed at
November session of Iowa County Board
of SuperVisorS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-08-04

Nov. l. 1904, Swift & Co. Footing Of bill raised
from 50 10 to 5000. One item Of sil50 marked
short aud followed by an invoice four DAYS
later for the same amount, the same being
audited and allowed
Voucher No. 7o7, June 3, 1907. Swift s CO.
Invoices are marked short one barrel Pork,
$3.50, aud one barrel Family Roll boneless
beef, Sli.s0, total SIS 90. These items have been
carried out in pencil, added 10 footings and
audited aud allowed by trustees, which seems
like clear case Of fraud ON the part of the
superintendent aud shows the credulity Of the
trustees in auditing bills.
The following is appended list Of amounts
taken from the several invoices, which IN the
opinion of your committee were purchased fOr
the personal use Of the superintendent and
family aud paid for BY the county 10 full;
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-06

5000 yards new spring
dress lawns in all colors;
fancy figures and patterns;
sold regular 15c yard. Stature
day special, yard. :. -. SO
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-06
TAUGHT HIS WIFE
TO SPAR AND THEN
SHE WHIPPED HIM
DR.. DUESlNG so CHARGED IN
CONNECTICUT SUIT THAT
FAILED-NOW GOES
TO RENO.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, May G.
Physical culture taught by hus-
band to wife, and applied to the
teacher with dire effects on the lat
ter, is the cause underlying the suit
for divorce filed Wednesday at
Reno, New, by Dr. Herman Dues
ing, a prominent physician of this
city, following an Intellectual at
tempt to obtain freedom in the
Connecticut courts.
Mrs. Duesing. it is said, is of the
Dreadnought type, while her hus-
band is in the tugbOat class regard
ing size. When the couple married
in 1894 she was petite and willowy.
The doctor devised system of eX-
erciseS for her. So kindly did she
take to them and so startling were
their effects on her frame and ma
ture. the doctor charges, that he is
neveia safe when she kicks him and
cuffs him.
He told the superior court of
Connecticut that about February.
1899, she acquired the shocking and
unwomanly habit of Selling him by
the scruff of the neck and bouncing
him about the house. In 1900, he
declared when they were at the
Paris exposition. she SHE'D heavy
missiles at him. any one of which
would have settled him if her aim
had been as good as her muscles.
After that. he said, she waXed
stronger and stronger and grew
more and more violent. until, in
November, 1907. he applied for a
divorce on the ground of intolera-
BILE cruelty. This was denied him,
so he had her arrested and placed
under bonds to keep the peace.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-06

shore at the U. s. transport dock,
after he had been welcomed on
board the liner, for Uncle Sam, by
Gen. T. Fl. Barry, chief of staff, for
the city, by the mayor and for him
self, by prominent officials of his
own country, stationed at San
Francisco.
Tsai Tao was met at the dock by
a troop of U. S. cavalry and es-
corted to the local Chinatown,
where an all day celebration was
held in his honor
Though little more than youth
in appearance. the prince is one of
China's biggest men. Beside being
an uncle of the emperor, he is a
brother of Esai Ching, the regent,
and to Tsai Hseung, head of the
Chinese navy. He is accompanied
on his tour by IS generals of the
Chinese army, among whom is the
son of Ii Hung Chang.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-06

Philadelphia took issue with
those who have contended re-
ceAtty that cancer was caused
by eating fish, particularly
trout. ts-t
He argued that statistics
> (howed that cancer was more
cfmmon In centers Of popuia-
StiAn, where not one person in 50
Stetrout. The country lad who
lived on trout, he continued,
was seldom afflicted.
His position was that cancer
probably was caused by over
nutrition.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-06
duty to extend . helping han1.

duty to extend helping han4.
Il had her brought frcnn shs
Rouse Of Detention TO my home ysE
teflay. where she met Mr. NOS
and my daughter. They held = Ions
conference with her. and they. ton.
were convinced Of the sincerity OF
the girls desire TO reform.
Last night. at q family confer
ence. we decided to take the girl
into our home. We fixed up spare
room for her, and there Katie VIII
live until her approaching troubles
are at end and we can find more
suitable place for her.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-06
HElNZE PROSECUTION
LOSES ANOTHER POINT

NEW YORK. May 6.-The prose-
cution of F. Augustus Heinze.
charged with violation of the bank
ing laws, lost another point when
Judge Hough refused to admit in
evidence certain pages of the cop
per record. Judge Hough said that
nothing in the books showed any
connection of Heinze with any cop
per pool.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-06
BrRTHs,

TO Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sharp.
Hillyard, Wash. April "a IA daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Anderson,
city. April %, daughter.
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Newton ]. Rob
ertson, E416 Montgomery avenue,
May |. n son.
TO Mr., and Mrs. Ole Larson. E937
Pacific avenue, April 20. a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T.. Por-
ter. E1625 Harrison avenue, May /, Il
son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. james A. Robbins.
e1i Nora avenue. April 2S. son.
TO Mr.. and Mrs Charles Donctti
1927 First avenue, April II, a son.
To Mr. and Mrs. Harry i. Han
kins. SOC Third avenue, April 80. IA
SON
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-06

pet bugbear, If anything may be
gathered from facial expression of
the prince when he arrived in San
Francisco bay. He presented for
midable frown whenever a picture
box was pointed his way. 1t was
lucky snap artist who caught the
habitual genial expression.
The Chinese prince stepped on
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-06
CANCER NOT CAUSED
BY EATING FISH

WASHINGTON, May 6.-The
Congress Of American Physi-
clans and Surgeons, in session
here today, began a discussion
of medical, surgical and thera-
peutic questions. More than a
thousand delegates are attend:
ing the conference.
In a paper presented to the
American Chronological asso-
citation Dr.. r. G. Curtain Of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-06

SSN Francisco's good right hand
was out in good American fashion
when Prince Tsai Tao, uncle of the
child emperor of China arrived in
America to begin tour of the
United States for the study of mil
itary affairs.
Photographers are the princes
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-06
KATIE MILLER FINDS A
REFUGE IN MOSS
HOME
WoLTER's PROSECUTOR GIVES
A HAND TO HELP HER
TOWARD REFORM.

? NEW YORK, May 6.-Katie Mil
Ter, the young woman who was the
principal witness against Albert
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-06

Wolter, the 10 year old youth con-
victed last week OF the murder of
Ruth Wheeler, was ordered dig
charged from the House of Deten-
ton today to begin life anew In the
home Of Assistant District Attorney
Frank Moss.
Her Case Appealed to Him.
katie Miller's case appealed to
me very strongly" said Mr.. Moss.
Her chief crime lies in having
loved unwisely, and now that she
realizes the enormity of the life she
previously led and is DESTROYS of
beginning life anew. I deemed II my
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-08-12

oos 3. >Nrranterle Relmcnt riuae.
iteQt uur0e. Or crr3ul iib m Ser
,dlabt bel St. Guuluu am 10. Sa.
mar 1871 oaS @Ncrae areuj l..
&laiie.
Gieie S<lbildea crrcfcn Das Sn.
tereiie aud mcitCrcr Nreie. peil lie
in oie Gage ioucN. in ue.dcn, anldb.
Iib Der 40idbriaeu S&ic0ertchr Der
groben 3eit, pICle @e0ahtnibieieru
i;attiiuoeu.
Gin aeheinnBuoncr %orial. mel.
der oie 9RiIitdrbc15toen jur GinIei.
tunQ elmer itreuge" llutcriuhung be-.
onIaBte. hat iit beim |ot@OanerNul.
oerbame iugetralen. Gin @chtpc.
fen oes .. gdroe.Nei0lrtiaerie.Rc.
0inents hatte oret @ericncn. peIt,c
Iid in Ser 9tdbe ocs @uluerbuuieS
su itaiien nadten ,um @elterqeben
ouigeioroert. ais ploelih elm Sdlub
fradltc. Ser Sol0dt crhiclt cine al.
Gel in ocn 9lrm mO iii id)mer uerlebt.
Die IbGter erlriiiCn itlculiait Die
SIudlt. 9lls oui 0en Small 0cs Shui.
les 9lrtiaeriiten SIR 5teue ciIteu, mar
non oen &erijbern feline Spur mcbr
5u finoen. 0ic io'ort e,itdttctc 9In.
3eige bate 0ie miaiicnoiten 9hndior'
,fhlnaen 5ur TolFg ood iin0 0icle
bislana ergebniBlo5 reriauicn.
Sm 50. 2ebcnaiahre lit 81 0opeu
in @eitialen DER &fauutc 3entrun's
4pIitifer un0 ebcHaII9e Reidst as
obqeorhnetc &ohaunc@ Tu9uagel Ods
hinaeibicoen. Gr mar &erdusgcbcr
ser r@eIt0eiitiden &olt9}eintng mo
Observation-Disclosures. ,inl Heifstag
bate er 1893 bis 1906 ocn gpeitcu
glrnaberger @ahltrcl9 9lrnsberg.
Slpe.0tei1eoe rcrtrCtcu.
(SSobannes 6u@udlel mur0c an 27.
MGri 16 , in 0iiiiGl0ori gcburcu, be-
iuhte BORT oo9 @umnaiilm ituoirte
in Wtiinhcn, S<nnabrud uno Bonn ju.
n1hIt miot1ematif m0 gtaturlpiiien.
i6oit, Damn Nhiloiopbie 8eid)idte
un0 @olfslpiiieuit1't. Scit Dem
Sabre 1874 mar er iournoIiitiih tb1-
tig. Bon 1884 bis 1898 mar er &e.
Sufteur ser rMcitillnten @olfS3ei-
tllna". 1893 Qriinocte er oic y@eit'
6eutife @nlfsjcinnl" IN 0apen mil
GonoerauSgnben in Arnsberg imO
0ohitttr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-08-12
gSisrOnnn.

2u Cigar, einrm ilsinsn Serts
tdsn BET Waunu, irGte be 6ob,stt eeS
66 Sabre nlte Sptusltsr 0uabes nit
Der 36 Sabre nIieu Shher Cotton gss
ieicrt merosn. SIae Geremunieu maren
uorbereltsi uIo Elm prdhtiaes Dinner
barrie Der Sdhlreih srihisusueu pod,
ietsanite JlIr Die &raut iehlte nod
nno eritlisn auh niht. gls cs fen.
ltOne. tdB olsie fih Die Sadie dnoers
tbSrIsst bate. ioroerie Der Brduianm
bic yluweieuosn nuf. iih trosbsm gum
Wnh n,srerSniseeu uuo e. iolI nod
siue sanS ueraniiate 0OhJsit Obne
Srnut sf9tben babsn.
SrreiHauo 9nhruw, 9raieent
brr &,Jlnae Rtel, fiel ium'ttsn leiner
Sduaerbnosr toot uou her 3ribiiue
nlrpsr. Er. annnl pelter oiht bel
bsm 6iitpart isine Office bot. mar
ihnsl sur 0anh. fonnts absr uur nod
ieiiitslsn b e Elm @ebirnihlaa ieinem
2sbsn eiu 10 ldns(ss 8iel eeieet bate.
Has arisasrfslt bsanun nit etnsm poms
potn 5ehSuse,
- Die IN Foisriomn absehnItene
6rmtsbrlsisr mar bsfer bsiutt. als ie
aupor uno lisisrte olio isoeufals ben
6elueis. boB cine osrnrtias JsitIihtsit
ben Sohr su Snbr INNER msbr autlans
nubtt. 9s ma H::smnl bic nhts Der.
tlae " fibre uuo miuothtus 10, 900 9en'
It hatisn ii6 onJu uUu nusspulb singes
funbsu.
Sn Green y 8ap tuirb am 10.
SIuault he rOrtiee Siiioriids @sisGs
idldfi bic 275 Snhresfsisr Der Gnt'
b'duna @iscuHiins burd Senn NicOlst
bsgsbtn,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-08-12
GridlicRt icincn Sdluigcr unS I'D
ieibit.

1Sar8us Sails. 3fisu. H. 2Iug
g2en3cl Goiata e 6ormcr. Der in
Ser ll0be non g4otec.0a ,t1le. er'doii
0en @ru0er icincr 6yau Sobn Sarl,
mo t60tcte ih ouu iclbit. &or ei.
niger 3cit mnr1c 5aiat1 fraut mo
nod oem Soipitai 9r,teHrio8e ge.
iouOt s. mur0c lRt 0aB er luo9I
ni6t geneien mer1e mo ieiu, 6r1u
perduBcrtc IN &ona ie#ung. DAB ihr
Botte iierbcn miuoe ifr 1aBe5 @e.
iiet5lun. Sofai1 sio5 lber mo
fe6rtc na6 @oae uriid ieiue 6rau
uoate abcr uid)t meoer nit ilul }u.
;on,ncn le6en. iail qa5 ieircm
1dnaacr 0ie 2HW.0 1n icincu ne.
ipnnnten 6duslid'cu 9erbaltniiien
un6 nad6em CIR cja cjt lana ilber
bie 9lnaelelcubcit 7e5ritet botte, Be.
oind er bic lhat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-08-12
3mr lcbtcn 9iubc.
Gbicogo, 2yQ.. 10. 9Gus

Chicago, 81, 10. Nug.
Inter iebr groBer 9etbeiligung
trur1e Ser leBten Sonlitag aui 10 ira.
glide gSeiie INNS &eebn gefonlmene
Dfitbeliber uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ser rSQinoiS Staats- 3eitlmg", Serr
&altber u. Oti6aeIis, nuf Dem Hoie
Sia 6ric0bof 5ur lebten &l;he ge-
brad)t. 9ie Srauerieier in ser @oh-
nung Ser 5SampIie mar pripat, 0aiiir
mar aber auf Dem 5rie0bof cine 6f'
iertli6e Srauerfeier arrangirt NOR.
ben. an Ser iih ehuo 800 Eerionen
betbeiIigten. 4Soitor Sobn, 0eiien 8e.
mein0e oie ,Samilie O1doelis ieit
SSa6reu orgebort, belt 0ie Erauer-
rc0e, pQ6ren0 S1err So9n q. b. Mai
iom bon Der Neoaftion Ser 9citng
im gtamen ser 2lngeiteatet ceS 9lat.
tes Dem bingeidlieoeuen Gbef einen
marmen 9Sahuli mrolnete. 'Sdnger
Ser @ereinigten @cianJpcrene Gbica.
go8 peridonten oltr6 paiien0e 2ie0er
0ie erbeben0e Neier.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-08-12
sIud Ser 9onsrcfabacOrNnctc Garter
bOn Cflabuma bcridltet ii6Sr ben
gcplantcn SnOiaucrlanOucrtGuf.
rFrOStutc" fir SieIe
Suei 6nIbinoiancr marcn augeblidD
bcreit, ibrc 9iancugcHOTcH iiber
ben S0iicl balbirrn 5u bclfen.
2atbams NuSiascn.
Wlcg[Ieiter. GfIa.. 10. sluauit.

MlcglIeiter, ella, 10. 4uguit.
9ie 9lusiogen Dor Dem &ongreBto'
mite, oas Die acknowledgement Oes
Senators Sore betreiis Oes geplan.
ten Snoianerlpn0banOels unterlnh.
nno jugIeih anOere ,3eugcn per'
ninlmt, heiertcn mieOer iebr iutere'
ianteS Mnteriol
Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6. 3.
Garter pom Oflalonto berihtete iIber
eine llnterreolmg. Die er il ser gSob.
nung Don &idaro G. I0Gns, eines
Maibington 9l0pofdten bate.
9loaus battl Inn OomaIs mit9etbeilt,
0aB or iiini &ro3ent Ser oYrofIte"
erbnIten lperoe, Die oie 2nnOfontrafte
McMerrapS abperien miir0en. 9luh
tbeilte ibm 9loomS ongeblid init, OaB
Ser &ongrcBabgeor0uete y. 2. g9c'
@nire an Dem Sanoel betbelligt lei
uno einen 9Intbeil erbolteu merOe.
Serner beridtete er, ooB Or. @rig6t,
Elm 0elegat ser Gboctop Sn0ianer in
@aibington, ser eiu Bebnlt BON
$4,000 pro Sdbr be3og an Dem San'
Del intereiiirt Jet, ebenio 9lnOere, DEE
rem 9fomen er aber nidt nannte.
glud] tbeilte Garter nit, 6aB er in
@aibinQton Safe 9. &amon trdf lno
oab Oieier ihm ouftrug, gu Sore i'll
gehen in0 i'm 5ll oeranlallen, lelne
,perriidte 9iQ" Qeqen 0ie WtcDtur.
ran aontrafte 5uriif 3u 5ieben Gar
ter, ser elm Gberofeenilhling lit,
mur0c Qefraat, Oh er glaLbe, 0aB Die
Nfehrheit ser S5noianer oie &ontraftc
begijnItigten, ipouoh Ncpdlrrup je1t
@ro3ent ser ans Dem &ertauf Ser
9Guoereien geloiten @tlOer erbalten
iou.
Garter cnpi0crte 6eid6eno, iiiQte
ober bin3rt. ooB iihcrIih uiele SnNio-
ncr 0uhillAehen0 6eeiniIuBt moroel
jeien. 9l0oms lit Elm 2elmnarein0i0=
ner ser 0fterS ii6er Snoinnerungele'
gcnheiten nit GrGlioent Gait llnter'
reolmgen ioa gehdbt haben.
Ser Hehtsnnmolt 6. g. 2athant
BON 9tlceiter berid,tcte. 0ab McVflr'
ran linn obernoIs @el0 anbot iiir
feline @iilfe III S5noionerlanOgeMdi-
ten, 10 einntol $4,000 i'm 6ade oie
olten 2nnofontrofte gutQeheiBen mir.
Sen. 9ieie 2ontrafte puroen ieiner-
seit inioIQe Yr1ii0ent AooleoeIts Gp.
poiition idllen aelniien
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-08-12
sW SampiOn iibertrOfTtn.

Ter berlbmts biblii6e Sslo Samp.
ion III iset ubertroffsu mOrosn. Die
brsi @sbriosr Snron pom Berlin,
Gsntihlnno. bic in oisisr SaiiOn nit
Rinalines Circus reiieu, lsilisn aiinh'
hndt Dor osnen islbii SnmpiOn ss9raut
battle. Nrtbur Soron gum Beilpiel lset
ldj aui ben 6iiden, uno iudbreno er nit
ientn Belnsn cine l'lante hebt auf ipeis
der Is Mdnner Itehsu, bsbt er NIT ieis
uen 6duosn elne 800 9iulo ihmsrs
6aniel uno Wdnnsr. 3ie bret Srae
oer psroen nIs bic iidrfitsu Manner oer
Utlt auertdunt. 8Iuei hsbsu ein NutO'
mcbii in Dem 8erloHen fBsn nit ibrsn
5u6sn IN bic 00bs, nuo Der cine Brubsr
hsbi mit elmer 0nno eine 6nntel, bic 37s
%laub misgi
9luBer oieien 9riibern mirb cine peis
ttrs DsntFte 9ittratiion in 2 dns
mauns Greiiirten Yferoen
bier su e5su isiu. Dies iolIen bic BETS
seitbulten 8ieroe ieiu bic hem Bubli;um
Itmais uorgeidbrt wurbeH. Sic tommsn
IN Die Nreud in grose 5diisr usrpndi,
nui sin Signal itoBeu iie CUR lleberrn'
ihung oss Bubllfums bic Etdsl aus
ben Jaiisrn uno iptingsn aus oisisH
pom ggnasn i'll ben arsis. no tie eann
lbre auuiifuds nufiiibren. 6H9linss
@ucus wiro bier am Wontaa. ben 22~
ausuii, 5psi 8OritslIuHssu ssbsn