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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
AND SHE Halls FROM VIRGINIA !

Creating market for herself, I" may
not sound very courteous toward any
girl, but it seems to be the truth in the
case of the Tacoma (Wash.) young
woman who proposes to rattle herself
off to the prize winner in a lottery con-
tanning 10000 tickets at 81 each, with
herself. as the leading attraction thrown
in.
She says that she is alone in the
world, and has evolved this novel means
to ''get settled" So far, so good.
The plan itself has the one objection
that it is too forward; but it is unique,
and may prove drawing card. especi-
ally as she has added a proviso that if
the winner refuse her or she him, the
$40. 600 to be divided equally between
them.
But, dear reader, imagine the result
if this novel mode of finding a husband
should ever become popular among us.
All that any good looking fellow would
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16

iKipling's Now Poem.l

ihiDlfng 3 New foern.l
If you can keep your head when all
about you
Are losing theirs and blaming it on you
If you can trust yourself when all men
doubt you.
But make allowances for their doubt
ing, too;
If you can wait and not be tired by
waiting,
Or being lied about don't deal in lies,
Or being hated don't tgive away to hating.
And yet don't look too good, nor talk
too wise;
If you can dream-and not make dreams
your master;
If you can think-and not make
thoughts your aim;
IL you can meet with triumph and dis
aster
And treat those two impostors just
the same;
If you can bear to hear the truth you We
spoken
Twisted by knaves to make trap for
fools,
Or watch the things you gave your life
to broken,
And stoop and build 'em up with
worn-out tools:
II you can talk with crowds and keep
your virtue,
Or walk with kings-nor lose the
common touch;
If neither foes nor loving friends can
hurt you,
If all men count with you. but none
too much;
If you can fill the unforgiving minute
With sixty seconds worth of distance
run,
Yours is the earth and everything that s
in it,
And which is more-you'll be man.
my son!
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
FEEDING FOWLS
DRY FOOD.
Housewives 'hcu'd Adopt This
Plan For iegs and Healthy
Chicks.
Pun This IN YeuR DIARY NM SPRING

PUT THIS IN YOUR DIARY TILL SPRING.
One of the greatest claims made by
the dry feeding enthusiasts is that the
mortality in growing chicks is far less
than with the wet mash system. It
may be necessary to explain for the
Information of some, that the term 'dry
Feeding is applied To the use of gronnd
corn, oats, or any other grain; beef
scrap, bran, etc, without mixing it
with water, skinned milk or any
liquid of any kind, and that this mash,
so called, is left before the fowls all of
the time, allowing them to help them
selves at will. One great thing about
this way is that the weaker fowls have
chance tog get their fill, whereas when
you throw down wet corn meal mash,
the strong ones generally gorge them
selves and the weaker ones get very
little.
The dry feeding system is a labor
saver. with it you can content your
self, knowing the chickens need not 90
hungry if the help forgets to give their
allotment of grain in the evening.
Sloppy food becomes sour very quickly;
Unless you keep the troughs or feed
ing places very clean you will have
sickness amongst your fowls.
If you want to fatten your fowls for
market it becomes almost necessary to
use wet mashes, as they will undoubt-
edly eat more and fatten up quicker
than il fed on the dry system. From
ten days to two weeks of this is all
that is necessary, though, for you will
find that after two weeks their appetite
will fail them if you have fed heavily.
In July the writer took twenty chick
ems as near alike as possible and put
ten in one run, using the dry system,
and ten in the other, feeding these wet
mashes. AT the end of four months
the wet mash fed pullets showed a
small gain in their weights over the dry
fed ones. But in the dry fed pen there
had never been a sign of one of the
pullets .'out of condition, while in the
wet mash pen there was quite little
trouble at different times with loose
bowels.
By carefully kept records there is 6
marked saving in the dry system
When you throw out wet corn meal
etc., there is always a lot of it tramp
led under foot. This, together will
what gets sour, is a total waste. /,
your dry hopper the food always re
mains sweet and clean, and if your feet
hopper is made right there is little O.
no waste. Another point of the dr.,
hopper system is that you can give you
fowls a change in feed with so littl
trouble. Use corn meal and bran ON
time, then in three or four days yo,
can fill it with shipstuff and alfalf
meal, etc. The labor-saving part is tn
crowning part of the system that over
comes any argument against it. Tn
writer saves from one to two hour
every morning since installing the dr.
feeding exclusively.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16

There is more Catarrh in this section of the coun-
try than all Others diseases put together and until
the last few years was supposed to be incurable
For a great many years doctors pronounced Il a
local disease and rescrbed local remedies and by
constantly failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Science has proven
catarrh TO be constitutional disease and there
fore requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. j. Cheney &
Co., Toledo. Ohio. Is the only constitutional cure
on the market 1t is taken internally in doses from
10 drops 70 tsaspoonful. 1t acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the system They
offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails Il
cure Sends for circulars and testimonials.
Address: F. J. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo Ohio.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Take Halls Eamily Pills for constipation.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
Wants To Help Some One.

For thirty years ]. F. Boyer of Fertile No.
needed help and couldn't find 1t. That's why he
wants TO help some one now. Suffering so long
himself he feels for all distress from Backache,
Nervousness. Loss Of Appetite. Lassitude and
Kidney disorders. He shows that Electric Bittera
work wonders for such troubles. Five bottles, '
he writes. wholly cured me and now 1 am well
and hearty" It's also positively guaranteed for
Liver Trouble. Dyspepsia. Blood Disorders, Fe-
maie.Complaints and Malaria. Try them. 5Oc at
all druGgista.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16

Our readers have doubtless noticed
the advertisement of the Cortright
Metal Roofing Co., 80 N. 23rd ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa, which has been ap-
pearing in the "CITIzEN" for some
months past, and weshope those who
have had reason to be interested in
roofing material have profited thereby.
The Cortright Company is by far the
largest maker Of Metal Shingles in the
world, and their product is well and
favorably known over the entire United
States. They are always glad to give
prompt attention to inquiries and to
either send samples and quote prices
to those likely to be in need of roofing,
or to refer them to a nearby local
agent.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
Saved From Awful Death.

How appalling calamity In his family was
prevented is told by A. d. Mcdonald. of Fayette
Vile. N. c.. r. F. ID. No. g. my sister had con
SUMPTION" he writes. she very thin and
pale. had no appetite and seemed to grow weaker
every day. as all remedies failed. till Dr. Kings
New discovery was tried. and so completely
cured her. that she has not been troubled with a
cough since. It's the best medicine ever saw or
heard Of" For coughs colds. la-grippe. asthma.
Group. hemorrhage all bronchial troubles. IL has
no equal. 5oc. 81. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by sll druggists.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16

have to do to make himself reasonably
comfortable in life would be to risk a
dollar and await results. And the
girls! No more Office or home drudg-
cry! One ticket may solve the future.
The Tacoma girl says she fears that
the law may interfere, as lotteries are
interdicted by the Federal statutes. In
dependent of our disbelief that Brother
Wickersham could be so discourteous,
We opine that this is a matter that
rightfully belongs to the pulpit, and
not to court of justice.
And this apostle of "self-settlement"
halls from Virginial- Washington
Herald.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
"THE HOLY BIBLE.'

Just here it is not inappropriate to
make mention of an incident in the life
OF great poet. On the anniversary of
his wedding day he presented his wife
with bible, and on its hy-leaf he wrote
these exquisitely beautiful verses:
Were lndia's gems, were Afric's gold,
Were all the pearls the waters hold,
Were all the land, were all the sea
Within my gift, I'd give them to thee;
But what were these dream, a lie,
A fieeting gladness born to die!
To my beloved would bring
Some richer gift, some nobler thing,
L give thee Heaven with all its bliss
And here unfolded, Heaven is.
To have what we want is riches but
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
THE YOUTHS COMPANION
CALENDAR FOR 1911.

The publishers of The Youths Companion will
as always at this season. present to every sub
scriber whose subscription CSl76 is paid for l9li
u beautiful Calendar for the year. The picture
panel reproduces a water-color painting of an old
time garden in a food of summer sunshine, with
background of Lombardy poplars through which
one catches glimpse of distant hills. Thepicture
being in II colors, the tones OF the original are
faithfully reproduced.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16

FREE-Send US &c in stamps to pay postage
and mention the name of this paper, and we will
send you a 10c package of any flower seed Won
want to grow in the house this winter Your local
Merchant can get from what fall bulbs YOU
want, If he does not sell our fall bulbs you can
send your order TO US, and we will see that thev
will reach YOU in perfect condition
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16
YOU CAN HAVE
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS
TO BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME
BOLGIANO'S FALL BULBS.

All winter. at Christmas time at Easter time also
in your lawns and fiower-beds at the first openno
of spring time If YOU PLANT NOW
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16

Our beautiful illustrated 24-page fall flower cat
alogue will be cheerfuily sent to you if you drop
Ms a postal TODAY.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-12-16

To have what we want is riches. bu
to do without is power.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
Die StaatsfOnuentiun Der @iseOH.
finer SemUfratcn.
Nto0lion, IyIs., %. Sept.

sluf ser Transformation Ser isis
ronfiner 0emofraten nuroe elne
Glotform porgeihlo1en, oie ioit gang
6em uripriin1lihen Gntlpuri gid,
MIR oob orei 9Ionfen eingefiigt pn-
rem: cine, Oie iih itarf segen Gountp'
Option ausipraf; cine nnoere SIT
@uniten Der glb1noerlng oeS bette.
benoen 8oripGbIcngeieees, lmO cine
brittle, oie lid fir cine Teniiou BON
einen Collar per Sog fir Die 9etc'
ranen oes 9iirgerfrieeeS nusipriht.
gei Der @erbon0litng iiber Die TIot.
form itien es faft 10. oIs menn Oie
8eaner ser @ountpoptionporlnge
Itarf eenug nGren, I'M ibrc 8Ionfe
aeaen iene ourdl5liieeen, Die cine
ioI6e GrfIdrurg fir unppIitiif, halt.
Ger 8eriuh, cine RIante
einsuiii9en, sic Ole GtIGruns segen
Gountp Option aufgeboben bate,
puroe pereitcIt lie @egner ser
Tlonfe. oie iid seeen oie Gountp-
Option ausiprnh, 5eigten iih iebr
erbittert. 9lm Gnoe lpuroe Die Slot.
form 10 anaenommen, fpie tie bonn
aonlite einberihtet mar. Gie aon.
pention pertngte iih oaroui fine Die.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
@croicnte NelOIlmnna.
g,Snif,irotnr. %

ySaibingtor, 20. sept.
8egeu ibres mitbigen Norgebens
BEL Der Grploiion eineS OeIbeb1Itcrs
oui oem ginieuidiiie 9tortb Gafota
am s. September, 100 iie nit 2ebens-
geiobr in Sen geiabrocten aeiieIroum
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10 groBeres llnbeiI perbiiteten, uno
Oie &eiben ibrer Orei umgefonlmenen
aameraoer bargen. ioluie cine Renge
0enpunoeie reiteten, bnben pierUinnn
Der @einsung, oarunter ArnoIo s.
Snitb uon Gbieaso, eine geIobigina
erbalten. ipGbreno iefs nnoere cine
GbrenmeoailIe uno cine 8eIobelob.
nuns BON ie 500 befomeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
Scr 7Soa S,ruOcrif.
eprinaiieIS. IN. %. Sept

SpriH5ilclO, NSu., ~. >ept.
Sm Sangarlon arciseerid)t hortc
Hitter lbompion sic 9elriinOuug
oes gIntrages an. oic 9IutIale nieOer.
suiflaaen i'm Saa ocS Senators
SSohu z. Nrooerid ron Chicago. Der
beifuloigt iii, ncn EQUATOR 0apio 8.
SoItSlnlp BON lSlifd beitod,en SIT ba.
ben, in0em or ibm onpeJlit S2500
bot, mcHu cr ieine Stln1nle iar Hori.
mcr ais guuoesienltnf dbJeben Mir
Dc. 9teben @roocrid iaB Der Abge.
oropete 1Soicph 8. Glarf BON 0anoa-
lia, Der beidltlA!at iii, iid perihluo'
rem 81 boben. oen anntraft iilr Diobel
iiir oen Scndt lmo 0na llutGrbaus
Ourh @eitehunl Ser Girma GorO &
ESobnion 50 pom Chicago }ujareu.
oen. 0rooerit mar 0urh osn tribe
rem (ScneralhitIfaammaIt & z. Smith
BON SprinGfiel0 hno oetl iriihcreu
Staatsicnaicr Shomas 0luion non
GbicdIc uertrctcn. 0uIioitaatSan.
malt A0oIph GcrnarO Dertrat oen
Staat. Sm.tb behauptete III ieiner
9lnipradle Die 9lufllgc mare 0arin
iebIerhoit. oaB lie pom eiuer genein-
iamen Sibltnq Der .DttaIieoer Oes
Senats un0 @nuies" iprddlc, aritatt
BON elmer SIbung oes Senats una
@ouiCs.
Ser cbCmaIige Senator 0aipion
foht 0ie SeridltSbnrfeit Oe5 Stantes
in oIeiem Ioae an inoem er bebaup.
tete, 6oItSlam b1tte oIs 9eaniter
Ser @crciniateu Stdotcr, uno nidt
oIs @GnmtY ocs StoateS acbon.
oeIt. ais er 0fitaIie0 Der aemeinlo.
men 9crialnmlimg ocs Senats uno
oes llnterhauies mar, nm einen Bun.
0esienator }u mdhlen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
Gin ehrlidler Sanoit.

ct. TaitI, 20. Sept.
StI 9aul bat einen ebrlid)en 9an'
0iten. 9or beinahe orei SSabren
puroe cine Shlnflpirtbihaft in it'll
9erefter@eiie nit 3ubiilienubme Don
Vfasfe uno ShieBeiien uon einem
einSelnen &duber aus9epliinoert. 2er
S6anf1p1rtsr mltroe beinabe 9eto0-
tet, m0 ser GGilbcr ocrihponO nit
mohlgeiiillten Goihen. Iie Holi5et
fabnOete pergebens auf oen llcbeltb1-
ter, uito Chris. Tatroot, Der geihG.
0igte S6nnfluirtb, gab oie Sol. %,
oie er bel ser @eIegenbeit
eingebiiBt bate, perloreu un0 odd)te
nift mebr Oaran. SSSe6t bat er nun
cine 4oitampeiiung erbdlten, Die aut
ben poQen 9rtrag, Ser ibm oolnols
0eraubt puroe, lnutet un0 mit8eorge
Sm;tb untet5eidnet lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
Gin 9Sreisridtsr GOllegillu.

Or. 6. s. 0srnmer, Der 9rdiiOent
Oes 3euti6sglmerifauiiden 9lntiOnnla
buubes. gat Die fOIgenben Serren Su
NtiieIie6ern oes 8reisrihkrsG paeginms
fir ben 5elomdnnsYreis ernaunt: 9iibs
ter Sp1n Is. 2uomi0. Milmnutee; Ebeos
DOR Sutro. giem gOrf; SOpbus 9nbels
itein Chicago; Gomaro y. i. 5dneis
oerbabn, Ct. 9onis. uno i. u. g9iIOers
man 4bilabelpbin. Yer 5eIomnnn
Yreis BON 500 luuroe uOn oerrn 6eurp
5elomann. BEN erlten YiSeprGiioenten
Der &ereinigten 3eutidcN Selellid)aiten
pOn g}em 9orf. fir Die Susdrbeiiuns
pom eSeiebesporlagCn geitiftet. i'll uelheH
Ons &ed)t beS Siir9ers nui perious
lide 5retbeitin leoer ,Sorm uno
8e5iebung ieitgeIegt 1T. 0ieie 9Orlas
gen iino 10 abWiaiieu, 6aB Iie Der geiebs
9ebeuoeu a0rperidnit zines jeoen Stads
tes unterbreitet lperoen f0nnen Zen
Yreis erbdlt Qerjenioe. oeIiea BeleBents
wuri BPM &idiersGoaegium ais Der
bette ertldrt miro, porbebnltlid Der glnp
nnbme ourd ben i'm ndd)lten Sabre in
WiilRautee itattiinoenoen Nationals
9onueut. Ter 1ernlin Der 9reisbewera
buna ihieBt nm /. Qidi 1911. Die
@inienohn9eu Der greisbemerber limo
pbue 0ameusunteridrit (giomen in
einem crtra periieseltcn llmlb!ag ipie
Bel muiifaliIden Yreisnusi6reioeu) an
sen Bunoess& &rdiioenien 3r. s. 8.
0erdmer. 419 g9aIuutsSlraBe. YbIIas
oelpbia, 3D.. ~ ienoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
Die Spnuentipn ga y.aHmeilter.
bcreinigrua IN Scr.oit.
Detroit. 9tH. %. Scpt


Die %. aouneution ser Sayau!lIei.
iterpcreiuiglng Der %crciniOen Stca.
ten pcriammcIte iih heutc micOer in
Der Sd)illerbole. Scrr 9luiiert non
Bolton bate sen Goriie, lie 2Iu5.
ifiiiie fir gscminot,onen lmo @ei.
IeiosbeihIiiiie loieu ibrc 9eridte por,
eie nit Gunf algeuonmen lpuroeu.
9ie nGfite Sonpention iuiro in Ghi.
cogo abgebolten meroeu. Die bis.
bergen 9eanlter, oarluiter Serr
@rdbner. Sefretlr. imo &err S6dI.
Ter, Sfaemeilter. beioe BON Chicago,
nuroen nieoereemGbIt. 9err Siags
pon ct. Yaul, @tinn., uuroe gum
@brenmitgIieo ernannt. S5err @ui.
iert itellte oonu Serrn :. 9. SiebeI
Dor, Der oonn einen @ortraa iiber
fGItebeitGnoiges iSIai6enber bieit,
Der bel auen ghtmeienoen auimerf.
inlue Iufuabme gu i,aoen i6ien imo
ercben @eifaII erntete. &err SicbeI
Iegte in elmer iebr fabIihen @eiie
oar, oab eia f6Itebeit1roiges Bier
berboraebra6t neroen tann, cbne oob
es oo5u nnoerer SilismitteI beoarf,
ols mie eiue mo0ern eingerihtere
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nlinoeitens 0rei Monoten ourdals
itnnerl0BIi6 limb. Ger 8ortroa puroe
NIT grobeiu @eiiou auigenommen.
9err s. Sippel BON Chicago legte be.
trGdtlihes Sntereiie fir Die geidldft'
lihen sngelegenbeiten Der Tereinig.
ing on ben Tag, inoem er neben Nil.
oerem iiber5eugcnoe 9eipeiie odiiir
beibrnd)te, onB Die Erdiiocnten Der
@rargreien BON Chicago lid iebr fin
oaS 8eoeiben Der @raumeilter.
pereinigun9 intereiiirten InO 0esb1ib
bereit mdrcn, Der lofalPlt Grganl-
intion aIle notbiqe iinan5ielle Inter.
ititbunq 5u 9eipdbren. Inn Ole n6dIte
Gonnention, Die nit 0em 25idbri9en
SSltbilGuni Der &erCiniguuq pilammen
fdlt, 5u einem aroBen @riolg 3l &c.
itaIten. Die 6roac Oh &rnuereilc1r'
linqe cine beitimmte Belt I'M MuI5.
bauie arbeiteu iouten. mur0e ionge
bejproden un0 enlgebcn0 BON beiOcu
Seiten beIeudtet. ShlieBlidl fam
man gil Den 9eidI1tB, es in bieier
Suniid)t bcim gllten gu Iaiicn. Die
9Srage, oh man cine Sterbefoiie grim.
ben ioate, puroe auf Den 5ilh 8elegt.
3ahlreide 0epei6en, in beuen gutter
Grfol9 qepiinidt mur6e. lanaten al
tn0 muroen nerleien. 3ablreid)e so.
faluerei;p,~ pie Die BON Glenelono,
San 6roncisco II. |. N. begen 3DeifeI
betreffS unierer lueiteren GntipiCte.
luna, bod mir boben Die feite 3uoer.
Iiht, oaB mir @rfolg bnbeu ner0cn,
menn mir al unieren friiberep Eld-
men feithaIten. glm 9tohmittae ge'
noiIen Ole Ianen uno Die IeIegoten
Dus @ergniiqen elmer aroftpagen-
ousfobrt 0urd oie Stobt. Die. nit
elmer groBortigen SdIuBieitIihfeit
ihr (SuNp 1tnhr1 q R
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
@ci6Gftc.
@ai1inaton. %. Sept.

<NdIUHITIUIl %. StpI.
TrdiioeRt Gait belt NIT einen
QSlnHtern wie0er eine Idugere 9era.
tunQ uu0 spar iibcr Oie Budget.
anidlIdge. nelte Sic einjeIuen Iepar.
tements Dem aon1reiie 5u lmterbreI-
ten geoenfen Hb. aIudb muroe eiis
Oorlduiiaer Gdhuuri Hber sic Bolt.
ipcrfoiien porgelegt. man iauo aber
nur weHig 3eit, iih 0anlit 3u beihdf.
tisen. IS liegen nod 10 pieI gIrbei.
ten oor. 0aB Die Siblmgcn mobr.
iheinlih bis sSreIta9 ou0auern iper.
ben. 2,1l SaWitdg BeOentt Ger Sra.
iioent nad NeperLp anrlidlnfebren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
NaSrttrn.l .llnterindlnna.
g9eit Boiut, y. g.. ~. Sept.

gNtII YUM, ~ 10 ~ '~7VFI'
Sier bat iett sic llrteriudung &C.
gen 0as 9aoeiteuforps peIdleS 0es-
bulb, neil es oen Snilptmauu Sengnn
.tootqeidppiegen" bat. olgemeiu jur
arreititrafe periirtbeIt pnroe, begon.
nen General Barn. 0oriteber Der
bule, iiibrt Oie llntcriudlng oie al
Ter @dbriheinIi6fcit nod mebrere
3age in 9(niprudl ncbmen miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
Snarfei.
itHtrrbanOInnscn fir amerifaniidJs
&onjciiiou gut i'm @Gnge.
OnnNni1 % Isnnr

Son0ou. 29. Sepf.
9IIS SSfnr 2. Strdub. Der omeri.
Ia 'id)e Gciou0te in &onitantinopeI,
aul ieiner llrInubsreiic bier cintrdf,
ertldrte er. 0nB sic llnterh1rollmaen
DCgeii scr @emGbrlup elmer 9ahrdou.
seiiiou IN aleinaiien an cine gtep
gorter GeieIiidati gut uorou5eihrit.
ten ieien, uno oas @ciud bcrejts Die
3uitiumntisJ Scs tiirtiiten Yfiuiitcrs
Ser offentIiden arbeiten geiuuSen
babe. @s bnnoelt iid nm oie @rbnu-
ung elmer @abn, ipcIfe anbcrthalb
NtiIlionsn toIten iou, mo gcgen Die
0cuiidJIano. ais in ieiHer Sntcreiicn.
ipbGre IicaenO, ongebIidl 9inipruh
erbobelt hat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
Die e6Iubnoiirunsen ipnrsn Die foist:
annrnntirnnatn fhr o,ttrciht.

@essn go. 2 roth. eS7Se: 30. 8 sgit.
yri5inbrspeiscn. S1.10-f.13; no noroI
ei.os-i.11; 80. 5ribiabrstDeiosr. 97e--
aorr. 30. 2, 52hc: 30. 2 neib. 52h-
bsc: no eeIb b21k-52Ac; &c. 3, t2e; no.
8 ipsib. 52hc; 30. eeIb. 52-52ke; 9o. 4,
Safer. ge. 2. 32%c; Go. peib, s4--s4he;
no. 3 NETS. S3-33Lc; no 4 neib, size:
Efdnbnro 33%-34kc.
H9qqeen& & mar 5sesr 5s o December e; 70. ss:
fubr, 3 Hnaeorlaounaer.
@erfte mar feit 9lolss8eriie. es-73e; 3t'
miidhie 56-63c: Sueeuiues. 35-47e. 9uinbt,
30 gsaegoHlaburgeH.
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Se6nne Der glaine.
1gRnihinnfnn. "a 81

'lSalbln1t0n, % Sept.
cSobn e. S'Rourfe, Scr getu g)or.
fer s5ugenieur, lpelher ElGnc fiir sic
6cbung Der ogome" eutuorien hat,
iii bier 5u elmer @onieren3 NIT 0en
Yrdii0enten un0 @cneraldnfpnIt
@iders6am einartroiier Gr fam BON
Sduono. iuo et cas- @rad inipi,iert
bat. uno e5 III m5gIif. oab 0urdJ
ieiner 9erift sic bi5bergen Fldne
cine gdn3Iide 2t5dnoerurs er6alten
nerSen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
9lntfOrm Scr WiseOniincr 9icpnbIi
tuncr.
@laoiion. gSis.. %. Sept.

WtdPlloH, SSl2., -. Sepl.
Gin l5ciI Oc9 rcpublifnuiihen
&Idtiormcntluuri5 muroe bef0nnf,
ebe cr in Der Transformation Der
g9isconiiner Gepubifdner nerlejcn
wurOe. "a 6ollette mO ole 9Sis.
coriiuer ,niurQcnten mer0eu oarln
eepricIer. Gem %apuelcbeu 3olltarlf
miro porgenorien, Dab er tcine Gr-
fiillltng Der 8eriprehluqen Der &ur.
tei onrltela. Die ae9emportige GOD.
beboroe miro iiir uugeniigcnO ertIdrt.
0a5 Giienbdbngeiee ioate oabin
Iamenoirt meroen. onB cine @inid)de.
iina Der Siegenid)aiten Der @abne,l
5uldiiig 1T. Sine nb9eihifte Ginfom.
menitelier un0 @lrnocsfoutrone iiber
0ie nntionnlen SilIisdiieleu weroen
Ibefiirmortet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
S. g. stimion OjuupcrncnrsfanSiSat.
Saratoaa. U. q. %. Sept.

QaB @cnrn 9. Stimion. Der irii.
here @unoesoiitriftsaumnlt bon Nelu
Oorf. pon Oen 6ortitrittlern fir oas
@ouoerneursamt nomlnirt fperoen
mir6. muroe nad elmer aonierem Der
Garteiiiibrer nit 3olonel 9ooieuelt.
Die fur3 por ser aouuentionsiiBung
ItnttfnuN hefannt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-09-30
GbicngOer WIarftbcridJt.
@Iricnherid1f.

@abeed. Rutbtou & Go, Roofern.
gebdnoe. berihten ilber ben Setreioemarft wte
tolgt
seei5en mar Gufnres fduer un0 fieI nn'
7Ae tiir He5ember une Si.03I7. tiir Mni,
Spdier erboIte fich Der Morit uno -iiiea fc5teb,
lin iibey bic aeitriaen SfIubpreife.
8orn fiel nm meicren i5c BET Der Gr0ffnuna.
Die saur5en@ indlteH oann Sednna uno bic
9reife itieaen ipieber
Safer erbolie iih bon benz dnfdraIihen FdI'
len uno ibIob unoerdnoert fir 7e3embcr nno
Gent. uHo nur um eiuen Rtubtbeil Hieorietr
fir Wlni
qnie ehInhnnilrmnnet1 tnnrcn tnLs InInt.
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sel6itmOrO Dor slmscn bcr Sran
GlOclon0, o. %. Scpt.

GlgDelun0, o, 20. Sept.
gSeil feline 6rou ibrc qeaen i'm an.
geitrer1te ,5hei0ungafloge nidt ial.
len laiien mollte bat iid) SameS
Eapne, iriTher trainer oeS Gleuelan0
9aie @aa aIub, in ibrer uno ihrer
0iutier @egemuart cine augcl ourd
ben &opi aeiagt.
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Ghirnnngr gaifhmnrfi.

esnbbisb 3uiubr. 20 600 Tarnnier pnren
1000 Rdlser. Tie9retie partr Vie folst:
icrs So 6O--e85; Cullen So 8O--525: adi5er,
So O0-i015; ztoSers rno teeesrs. s325-
g 90
rem mic feloi geihie sss0--e3s. aemiihi.
S. 500 35; Fttpete. s. 50--q2o
Eocfe 8u'ubr $1,000 lie Rrei'c raren
srie fnlaf. adutner, s42J-725; adhrlinae,
s. 'O0-575;. 2sisbsE. s4.35--4.e5; GDss. ss.T5
-A35.