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The Detroit times., 1910-08-25
VULGAR AMERICANS ABROAD

A good many OF us know charming
Americans and are prepared to defend
the nation from the attacks OF people
who don't know. But there Is a type
of American woman who Is beyond
the beyond" This writer saw three
of that kind the other day. They
came into the choir OF Canterbury
Cathedral during morning service,
guide-book In hand. They took no
heed of the kneeling congregation or
of the litany but stared about them
as though they were in circus. When
a verger, with amazing politeness and
self-control. firmly conducted them TO
seats. one saw surprised air OF pro
test and heard-the American accent
IL is uncomfortable that people OF any
other nation could behave like that
Even the most vulgar Englishman
abroad is not quite go bad.-London
Chronicle.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-25

do 1t for Rochester" is the title of
Ray Stannard Bakers article In the
September American Magazine. 1t is
a study OF the extraordinary social
changes going on In Rochester show
ing that the present political unrest in
the country Is no superficial disturb
ance but great, steady, long-con-
tinued movement of the public mind.
Speaking of the elements that com
pose Rochesters laboring class, Mr.
Baker says:
"In Rochester the working class is
divided, as elsewhere, into two bodies,
one the trade-unionists and one the
Socialists. The trade-unionists have a
singularly well-organized and we'll
directed movement. One of their re-
cent activities was to begin raising
money for building labor temple for
the use and enjoyment OF the work
ing people of the city. And they are
going down sturdily into their own
The Detroit times., 1910-08-25
Mr.. Taft's Weakness

generations. Look at the pres(
situation: He sends Senator era,
shopping around the west to try
induce Ballinger to retire. He u|
Nick Longworth to intimidate II
Gle Joe" Cannon. He has I'll
Woodruff running back and forth FRI
New York to Beverly to try to md
peace with Oyster Bay. And SEQ
tary Norton comes In handy for VIII
ever odd jobs of less important dir
macy there may be lying around loo
There are grave questions involY
In these things, important not aid
to party but to the whole people.
Taft can at least determine tn
course by daring to lead in the OPP
His faltering, puerile, indetermin'
policy of the present cannot long q
tinue without convincing the peo
that he Is without the qualities TO Cd
mand.-Boston Post.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-25
The Tariff Humbug

ton living on incomes, where every
penny counts, they were treated as
If they had relation to nothing but
politics. And yet while acting with
this frank commercialism, congress as
body talked as IL carrying out con
scientiously the principles OF protec'
tion. There never was greater hum.
bug. Logic, consistency, sincerity, all
were sacrificed in the making of the
Payne Aldrich bill. Perhaps the worst
OF the many hypocrites which charac'
terized the operation was making
labor pull the chestnuts out of the
fire. 1t is TO pay American wages tina,
We have high duties. Yet nothing is
clearer in tariff making today than
the utterly inadequate share OF the
duties laid In Labor's name which &c
to Labor. Editorial announcement
In the September American Magazine
OF series of articles by Ida M. Tar
bell shortly to appear In that periodi'
cal on the subject OF the tariff.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-25
Rochester Next to Milwaukee
In SocialistiC Tendencies

pockets, having refused thus far to
accept any contributions from philan-
thropists.
"On the other hand. the Socialists
have an unusually strong organization.
II is not without significance, as ,testi-
flying to the openness Of Rochester to
new ideas, that the Socialists should
have been given free access to the
common council chamber for the meet
ings Of their labor lyceum. The actual
membership of the Socialist party In
Rochester Is comparatively small, but
In no city that / know OF. save pos
sibly Milwaukee, Wis, are there more
men and women OF all classes In
clined toward Socialism than In Roch'
ester. In Rochester the word Social
ism no longer arouses any supersti-
tious terror, the labor lyceum In Roch-
ester has invited business men, poll
ticians, city officials and ministers to
speak at it's meetings. and the discus
sions have been wholly free"
The Detroit times., 1910-08-25

rather than vocation" because 1t is
longer, and sounds more impressive.
"Avccation" does roll out generously
in a speech or Thanksgiving procla-
nation. But It doesn't mean 'occupa-
ton, business, calling" Ones regular
work is ones vocation" An ''avoca-
ton" is an irregular occupation. a
side interest. The vocation" OF King
George V. is being king; his ''avoca-
ton" is collecting postage stamps.
RAILROAD, RAILWAY--In real
meaning these words are the same.
But 1t is found useful to make a dis
tinction. In Massachusetts railroad
is commonly used Of steam lines and
railway" of electric lines. The word
ing of legislative bills il made to fol-
low this distinction.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-25
THE ADVICE SEEKER

when a man asks me for advice"
said the good-natured person, Il al
ways find myself getting into dis
cussion."
Well" replied Mr.. Sirius Barker,
most OF US ask for advice because
we would rather argue than work.
Washington Star
The Detroit times., 1910-08-25

HUNG. HANGED-Clothes are
hung" on n line; murderer Is
hanged" by the neck until dead.
Never use the word hung" IL an
execution by hanging Benjamin
Franklin 4said. after signing the Dec
laration of Independence, Now we
must all hang together, or assuredly
we shall all hang separately" After
the war he might have said, III we
hadn't hung together we should all
have hanged separately"
SENSUAL, SENSUOUS - These
The Detroit times., 1910-08-25

words. apparently 80 similar, are
nearly opposite in sense. A sensual
man Is one who INDUCES his animal
appetites and passions; "sensuous'
man Is keenly susceptible to all i'm
pressions of the senses, appreciative
of beauty and refinement. A poet lie
usually "sensuous," but seldom Ia
sensual" A house furnished tasteful
ly and attractively may have sen
suous charm"
VOCATION, AvOCATION-Many
good people prefer to say "avocation''
The Detroit times., 1910-08-25


troops to help fighters
hope president chief forester will not be accused
Of Undertaking"
fire that threatening the natural resources IN A
when Clifford complained President Taft that they were
danger.
The danger lay however deadly when comes to lower
ing forests robbng the land Of its values
II was the force of WEALTH that Pinchot feared
Could % he would have been dispatched " once
to the scene president would have given him troops ha' ~
resources might have been saved
cracking OF name no omders nyns anu AZ W
smoke
So PnchOt was fred put down MuCKRAEA
And yet pncho good faith that has prompted
his predecessor take hurry the direction Of the threatened
property in the West
We are appalled, by the Montana and Idaho
wey picture in the eye great bank fire rolling from
towu town. stripping killing arng the trees of the forests
We contemplate the the people these states over
hs loss they destruction of resources upon which
ey dependent the upbudng Of their section ana upon WHICH It's
lxrospeity and its future dependent
We applaud chief forester and applaud the
on the president turning national into fighters OF this
destructive element
And for this applause we viii be termed muck
,rakers"
But when we the part Of the president at
hs time against the secretary OF the INTERIOR we
WERE muckrakers and President Taft said So
readers; we leave IL 70 40
PRINCIPLE ANY DFFERENT3
Richie. Of the earth are at stake present instance threatened
a by FIRE
When the Pnchot riches the earth in minerals
~ v were stake BY THE GREED OF RICH AND
UrsCRUPULoUS MEN
Facilities for the protection the timber in the path the flames
are found inadequate appeal taken the President Of the United
States
i He hears the appeal and responds at once
pnchot protection the rich lands the path
GREED which and h appealed to the president
o refused who failed act except to h him for ap
lpealng
there of smoke the president refused
Neleye there was the possibility OF fire.
THE same warning the timber lands in would
have been welcome they might have been saved
The neone ont there fire gains Roadway
identified with the affairs OF long
n know what it means capital gets hold the riches
represented n any Of the natural resources
Their. was due prOvocaion picked up bucket
Of water speak and to have done little nvesngatng
p he would not do had been sounded
and again.
And to this day. the by the conevatns much as
~. Are feared has not been proceeded against by
4be president anything like full appreciation OF the danger
The president may attacks Balnger undertaking
Inn, The motive behind charges been brought this
member his that which caused the people the
stricken 70 appeal for troops
UNDERTAKING. president chooses to let at that but its
ro honest and is to people which the Almighty put
here for them-for nc for no few, but for ALL
The Detroit times., 1910-08-25
ART TODAY

she is being fitted for the stage
studying hard, presume"
"Oh, no. Just being fitted with the
necessary gowns. Courier.
Journal.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-25
A JUsTIFIABLE QUERY

Ia the one found in the Turkish
bath the only rubber not controlled
by Aldrich?-St Louis Post'Dispatch
The Detroit times., 1910-08-25
Taft Calls Troops To
Save The Timber, Which
Is Close to Undertaking

Al That pInohct Wanted Him 20
% Was TO Save Natural Re-
souroes Threatened 40 Much
90 Are the Timber Lands
In Montana.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-25
English Horribly Misspoke"

Many popular speech SYNONYMS
overlook
LIZ naanin
The Detroit times., 1910-08-25

In Liberia sugar cane reaches a
height Of 20 to 30 feet
The Detroit times., 1910-08-25

Forest Ares In Montana and Idaho,
in addition to having cost the lives
of nearly 200 persons, have worked
damage to timber In those states
which Is estimated at $4,000, 900
Chief Forester Graves IL on hi
way to the scene of the blazing for
ests.
President Taft has dispatched
troops to help the fire fighters.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-10-14
Ans OsN Wtrittcn.

Jrau SlnuN NtnrtinS ton lontnb.
Die bier i'm Sunoes0eriht proieiiirt
wucoe unter Der glntln0e cjnen un;iems
Iiden Sriei an cine 6rau in Chicago
9eldrieben III bnbcn. luuroe ireigelpros
den oa lie bepeiieu tounte oaB iie an
benz 2n9e al oem Der 8rieI geidries
ben moroen, eiuem 9inoe onS 9ebcu
CAB uno alio ihmerIid i'm Stonoe mar
Srieie III ihreiben. Die &ermutbuna
lit onB cine anoere 6rnu oenielben
idrieb uno ibren Nomen oarunter iebte.
Sr. y. Wf. Hierce pou SnnlaSta bat
lein @eld)dit oil eineu Truitee 81 @iun'
item leiner Greoitoren iibertraseu.
g8eil iie iid) ni6t eiuItelIteu nm bic
aesen iie nnseitrensten Yrpseiie uescn
Dem @ertaui uon geiitisen 8etrdnfen nn
Snoianer III pertbeibigen, puroe Die
8irsibuit UOn 6 9Insetlasten i'm BUN.
OeSeeridlt OILS perialleu srfIdrt. 7a
oieie fir ieoen $500 betru9. bat oos
geri6t $4,000 ueroient.
QouiS @ilbertiuu. Der friibere Shubs
b6noIer. Der eineu Saitttrmin I'M BUN,
oessefdnsnile in Sort 3eopeuwcrtb Su.
bradte neil er ieine Grsbitpren bes
i6pinoeIte 1T bierber juriifsefsbrt.
@eurse SObiniOn, Der bei6uIoist
iuirb @eIo pUu Sam Shomen eeitobIen
~ baben nnboem er bisiem seratben Is
sur &eriuobrun9 unter einem Stein
Sn Ieaen, lit in g9inpno perbnitst NOR.
ben.
SnrriS Mo9pnn, VI. Mnrcp, Souis
Ntnrcp unb gInorep @urit befonntsu
iid) ihuloi9, Wtelonen aus Dem @nrteu
Der Nrmeuinrm itibibt su baben. uno
lpuroen iie Su je S. Straie uno ben
llntuIten ueroonneri.
Hatrid 3iernep, unb gem. Wiorgan
ipuroen gu eiuem ,Sdbr 9luientbdIt mad
gSaupun perurtbellt. Ter eritere iuell
er 25 6entS uno Elm Talteumeiier ppr
eiuem ouoeren Stredendrbeiter 0eitobi
len batte. Der 5meiie neil er $3.50 por
9loppfat 6rnnf g9inter unter iallher
&Orpdnoeu erlangte.
3aS 8unocSaeri6t trnt 3ienstng bier
in Sibung. Gun 9ioe, Scr in Die bante'
rOtte Wiinerdl &0int 8autniidire per.
pidelt lit, murbe pur9elaoeu uuo untei
$4,000 Siirgidlait bis sum ndhittr
Iernliu entIOheu, gu welder 3eit ieir
Ero5eB itattiiuoen wirO.
9rei SnNinner ertldrten Iid iduloia
y6euerunNer" on onoere &pthbdut,
pertauit su bobeu. tamen ober mi
einem &erweis 0nUon. Die @rOBge
idworenen bnben ibre SIrbeiiGn beutt
begonuen.
g8egen 1rnnfenbeit muBtc Ole Is
SObnion So StraIe uno llnfoIten sab.
| len.
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pOGieIle!llOdeH.

Cine NeirdtbSliicns 'uuroe all SRI.
: oa Srep mo Srn. Soiepb s. os
beISbcrger, bei6c ppn bier, dusges
lteut.
lin 6 llbr am Ntittpoh glbeno wur,
ben 6rl. SSriboSdtbrpuNt d els
Die Iieblihe Sod)ter Der 5nmllie Gbars
les WtideI. umo Or. @regprp Sos
epb Cyan in Der id6neu 8eiioeu5
Der Muttsr Der 8rnut. l43l 6aBitraBe,
onr6 &ep. Steien bon Irnirie OIL
Chen getraut. gtur bic intimen 5reunoe
nno idd}lten &erponoten mObnteu Der
5eier bel. 0ie 8rnut mar i'll einem
ldOnen 9emnnbe aus lueiBem GutheBs
Villas nit Spibeuuersierun9en un0
Shleier 9efIeiOet, uno trug eiuCn
StrduB Mlaiglbddcn. Die Gbrenoamsn,
SRI @mma @uub. mar in ueiBer Gbiis
ion iiber meiBem gltInS 9etleioet uno
tru9 ruiniarbige @brniontbemumS.
Ele 9tmmer naren in berrllber
gSelle nit Sniilnr uno iueiBen uno gels
ben 9brDl0utbemums geldmitt.
0ns 9IiidIi6s Gadr trnt I'M IL llbr
cine 0u9jeitsreiie na6 oem Often an
unN ptrc einiee 9O9en abweisnb ieiu.
5rI. GatbrDne SeiUert un6
Sr IIpd u. MILLER tpuroen
am 9ienstag in Der St. Mnrpssairbe
burh 8eu. @pnoon sstrout. Sic boben
iib auf cine 6OhSeitsreiie mad GbicGeO
begeben unb peroen uaf) ibrer &idfebr
in S21 Sio 4. Strn6e wobneu. Der
8rautigom lit 8uhiibrer in Der ga
GrpRe 8ubber Wtins So.
Sri. Gertruoe so E E, ble in gllds
bnma ~ 0ouie lit unS iib bier auf Ses
iud beionO. wurbe Mittwo6 NiUrgen nit
6rn. i reberid u. Budo ourb
9teu. @uubon Setrnut. 9ie Brout lit
eine Sdpelier Der 6rau 3. g. G6blins.
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EOrtasaI.
Rene Sicsisrnns anertunnt.
Qiiiabou. 13. OFT.

2iiidbou, 13. Oft.
Die 1ropililonalregierung bat pom
TrGiiOentcn Ser Sfipei;, 6omteiie,
cine 9epeidlc crbaIten oes ,NrhaltS,
0aB' Die Gcgieruhg ser Sdnpei3 oie
9fepubIit Ncrtugal anerfenne. Ter
britiihe @eianote iiberreid)tc Dem
Grenlier einc ltote ieincr GeQicrung.
in Ser erfldrt Miro, o1B @roBbritan-
MEN Sic Republif auerfennen mer0e.
iobGIo iie itbcr}eugt lei oaB Sic nc
pollution u6iolut ju Gnoe lei um0 OlB
Die Sage in @ortugaI pieoer normal
iei.
Die Re1icrung bat Gin Tefrct ocr.
offentlidt, meldc9 aaen megCn milf
tdriidlen !uo 5lottepcrgeden Qcidu-
Gen ge1altcneu 9}erionen Die Srcibcit
gfbt IS miro angefiiuoigt, SAB Scr
Eatriorf uou Q;nabon 5outi. it'd
ais anb0nger oe5 seuen Aeqiiue be.
fannt bat. Senhpr Seuln. 6il6rcr
Der Eariei ser Decentralization, or.
ganiiirt cine ncllc @artci, oie iid1 nit
Der repubIifnniitlcr RelicrmgSiorm
erroerltln0en erfldrcn miro.
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8ubl midDt Der 9iidtigc.

Nos .IIlgeIls, 4. III.
9ie @oli3ei iteqt juar nod 'uei-
terc 9Sodiori6ungen an in 9e5ug aui
Georae 0auacc, Der in Sucrdmento
unter 0em &erOadlt Ser 0litihHIo an
Der 3erit6rung 0eS Sime58ebdu0eS
in Sos 9(ngcle5 perbaitet uurOe, tic
Slpeiielt aber 0aran Oh er ODER Sobn
Murrap, Ser oen 9riei qeiAriebe1
bat. oen g8aIIace Bel ieiner &erbat.
tling 3erriB, 5u jenem &erbrehen in
@e5iehung lteben. Ser @igentbiI'
mer 0es 6otels, in Dem sic 5ctSeE
M1nner Ioairten, in9t, 0oB ienc in
Der 9lodt Oes &ran>es in ibrem 8im.
mer maren.
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sas- @s 1T Sas Bette Der geelt,

gliemanb 5upOr bat sine Snlbs oosr
8nliam semadt. bic ju OergIeihen 1T
nit Budlin's @ruicd Salbe. Sie II
Der pOlltomnene 6eiler uon S6mitt'
pun6eu, !6ibneraugen. Brouopunoen,
Eueti6ungen, @ei6miiren, Sdori Briib'
uunosn arsbs. @3ema, Rbeumatis'
mus. i6limme glugen lroitiuunoen,
raube 6dn6e Doer 8errentungen oas
bette Ulittel. llnieblbares Mittel
aeoen 6dmOrrboioen. g}ur 25 Gents
IN u. Z. Grbort's 9lpOtbete.
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uon ,yraurreln uper ,ieuulort an.
Ianaten, iogten. oaB ganSe &orana.
nen uon &r:lnpaaen ans uerhieOe.
ncn &untie 6raufrcidlS in Seumort
einaetroiicr pdren. Sic i,aen Dab
Ole Strcifer Die &eiienocu beidliupi.
ten muO nit aaerlei @uriacihoiien
nof linen wcriea. Mmimertiame
9eobcd)tcr Ser Gage oriiden Die
Surd)t aus, 0oB Ser Mustard ciucu
reuplutioudren &barnfter ounebmen
mir0.
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a%- Grreid,en Der 61be

irgenb eines 2ebensberuies erioroeri
eineu Itorteu aorper uuO flaren aupf
Ebne @eiun6bei feinen @riolg @lec'
trio Bitters 1T Der srObte @eiunobeits'
auibouer, pel6en bic @elt je setannt
Gr psrauloBt oolltpmmenes gsit.er
uon gta9eu. 9eber. Rieren @eodrme
reini9t uno bsreidert Ons SIut, trditigt
oas game Spitem uno mndt Sud
wioerItanosidbig segeu Cure uufrei'
benoe glrbeit. ,glndoem ib monute'
lang an Jlierenit0rungen gelitten,
ibreibt g9. Dt. Sbsrman, 9uibing,
Nlaine, .gebraudte i'd orei JIaideu
electric Bttters nnO i6 fiiblte pie neu'
Qeboren. 50 Gents in Der {. Z
Grbart 2lpotbete.
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Sin ,,ocutIdler" GlIGiIer.
lSnris. %. SeptemE

Haris. %. September.
9luf Sem gcgeupdrtig tagenOen
fran5oiiiden aongreB fir Geburts.
billie in 5oulolie belt Elm ausStraB.
burg gefommener 9Ir5t RnmenS
9Gdel cine 9lniprahe, III ser er iag'
te: sd bin sIiidIih, MIDI auf Die.
fem aIten 9poen ,5rnnfreid]s 5u be-
finoen. (roe oaer iheinbaren
(yiic,") @-en5cn iino mir @riioer
un6 oie Sllume Scr Grilmerlng err
bIii6t i'm SlioB e6elliogut, mie bel
eud) in Sranfreif
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Ia in lehter 3eit sahIreidle

Ia in Iseter 3eit sahircidjr
Automoten jum %erfdui pon &eriidDe
rung9polijeu i'm Stadte Ibr @riheinen
genladt boben. Dat 8eriiherungscoms
tiiiar See0le in MaOiion Die ioIgeu0e
6rtldruu9 erlanen.
y,3ablreide 2lniro9en iinO I'M &ers
iihcrungsbepariement eingetroiien, ob
Der 9ertnui BON Yeriiderungspoli5en
our6 2IutOmnten 9eiebli6 1T. Iieie
glniragen Wuroen obne 3peiiel ourd
bic uielen 8eriud)e pernnlaBt, iDelde in
Iebtsr 3eit 9emnht worben limb. nm
2ttieu BON @eisaidaiien gu pertauien,
bic iOIfe 2lutomdten betreiben 3as
7eportemeni bat entidisoen. OaB 8er'
iiderun9spolijsn ni6t aui iolde g9eiie
in oielem Stnote pertnuit perosn t0n'
men.
o9ns @eies Oeriist ooB geriide'
rung nur our6 Iofnle G9enteu uertduit
weroen fam. melbe pon bem 3epartes
meut lijeniirt isin miiiien."
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1iiniitrrtunOiOuten iinO rur.
sliben. 13. Oft.

eAAhNis 10 ~A&s
Gas aricdiide Gabinett, oeiien
8remiermiuiiler &err 9ragoumiS lit.
bot reiigniri. Ios 0tiniiterirm
muroe am Ie3tcu 81. Souuar gebil.
oct. Der 9tiidtritt erioI9te iorpnbl
ipeaen Der gerpideIuneen nit Der
Siirfei, pie megen innercr Nlei.
Observation-Disclosures. Ia Die nnSe.
rem poIitiihen 6iibrer penig Reigiug
peripiiren, Die Seitiln0 81 ilberneh'
men, 1T es iebr pobI m5glid. ooB
aonig @eorg oen TremiermIuiitcr
9raeormis eriuhcn miro. Elm onee.
res porteiIoies aabinett 81 biloen.
Gs lit aud moalidl, 6oB Ser 8rp'
paris, oei griediidle Geinnote ip
&onitantiuopel. Der gladlfolaer pcn
Traooimis mer6cn miro. 8rnyaris
mar fiir5Iif 5uriIdberiiien porOcn.
nm cine aonieren5 nit Scr Hegierlulg
su ,boben, uno oieier llnitano pera''
Iobte oos @criid1t. oaB oie oic!omd'
tiiden @c3iehlmgen 3miiden 8rirs
denIono ulo oer liirfei obqebrodjer
m1re- Grc9ouniS 1T bitter on8e.
orifien ltoroen. neil er ongebIih Die
1iirbe 0es 9anocs ser Siirfei 9egeI'
iiber nid)t qe6orig pertreten bat Ter
0reniier belncrtte nellib in eiiier
9feoe. ooB @ricflenlanO ieit ocr
Sbronbeiteiguug &onia @eorgs nod
nie in elmer Gage 10 rmQIaubIid]er Ge.
id6r ans innerGn lpie aus 1uBeren
llrladen Qepeicn mare.
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Wruoermuro.
Baltimore, Oto., 13. Oft.

Baltimore, Oio., 13. Oft.
Gin Idneidbriger Streit 5tpiiden
griioern fiibrte bier 5u eirtem Wtor5.
Ter 25iGbrige Sarrp Sd)err 'plirSe
bon Feinem nm etIife Sabre iiingere.i
gru0er 9ouis Sdlerr eritofen Gic
5bat ere;qncte iif in oeS Grmoroe'
ten S6neiSermcrfit1tte. 2ouis pur'
oe oerbaitct. @r er56bIte Der EoIi'
sci, ooB er un6 iein 9rlt0er ieit Sob
ren perfeinoet maren, weigerte lid
ober onsugebeu, mas Die oirefte llr.
lodle Nea Mor0es mar.
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Beaina Zelbitmpro.

pon glnbeem 8eiruo nuroe in oem
6euitou pon y. VI. @raoaas nobe
6igblonb gefunoen. mo- Der Monn id
por nnbe5u 5luei MOnnten erbdngt bd'
ben niB. Gr iprad oiel 6apOn nod
Canada gu seben, uno ais er Dor 5pei
MOnotsn pl0bli6 peridwnno oa6ten
feline Jrsunbs ,r milHe isin @Orbabeu
1usoefiibrt boben. Gie llnteriuhung
bat je6o6 ,rseben 6ab sr RingIine >
Circus bier bsiudte unO nm nd6itcn
Gag eiHe aneiptOur peranitaltets. uno
bat sr oann pubri6einli6, ole sr lid
I'M grauen Gleuo befanb, Stlbltmoro
began9en.
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HOuieuelt ipridjt sinise @Ortc in
Sprinafielo.
enrinofieIo. eyG., 13. OftoFer.

SprineiieIo, ST., 13. Oftoter.
gouperneur 9eneen bon SSIlinois
feariiBte 3beooore Hooieuelt, oIs Die.
Ter in Springfielo nufam uno itieg
IN beiien 3ue, I'm i'm nod1 9eorid
All be1Ieiten. 9looiepelt belt BON Der
hinteren 8Iattform oes 9nbnpaeens
aus cine Reoe, fuGbreno 8ourerreur
7eneen on ieiner Seite itauo, Sr
iorah ilber &prruption, obne oiret.
ten ge3ug gu nebmen oui Die unse6.
lidlen arummbeiten in Ser SSuiroi'
Ter 9eaisIatiir. or iaste. oab sr
aaes tbun iperoe, mas in ieinen9rdf-
len ItdnSe. Inn Die aorruption in
sSninois uno in nnoeren Staaten 81
un.eroriiden.
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Orion. cine Staot in Sd,iucocn

lit wnbrideiulif Die ciniige StaOt in
Der 29elt. Die ibre iibliden itdotilheu
2lusgnben bsitreitet, jeooh teine Q teus
ern erbebt. 9tuBeroem bat icoer 8iirs
ger freie 6abrt nui ben Giienbabnen
uno fir ben 5ernipredoienit BEN Sdul-
beiud). Die SsnuBun9 Der 8ibliOtbet unO
dbulibe 3inge III ni6ts 5u be5ablen.
9ieien erfreuIiben uirtbidnitliden 3us
ltdno peroantt Orion Der llnilidt uno
Slu9beit elmer friiberen GenerdtiOn ppn
Birgern. Die aui alien nur ueriiiebnren
Bpoen Banme pilnn5en lieBen. gSdh'
renb Der leBten OreiBi9 Sabre bHbeu bic
Srtsbeb0rben junge Bdume unb 6ol}
i'm g9ertbe pom Millioneu Dollars
fduilid abge9eben uno ourh umiid)tigcs
9todpilonier bdben lie fir ein abnlid)e9
Gintommen in Der 3ufunit geiorgt.
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3cser geIpnft.
Wlpntnomcrn. Gna.. 13. Oft.

Montgomerp. ala. 13. OFT.
Ter gteger 8rnnt &idaroion BON
Gibb Gountp tpi.roe lette yendt nabe
GentreoiIle prn cinem @olfsbauien
gelpnht. Gr puroe oen 9eamten
entriIier, sic i'm mad oem Gotntp'
eefGnenib bringen noIlten. RifparS'
ION mar angefIagt, einen uniittliden
gnerifi an cine 1peibe 5rui eeuloAt
81 bnben.
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Enrdl eincn smeifidluR per.

munoet wuroe 6r. gtIircO a. Softer,
1903 GbarlesitrnBe, ein 9ocOmotiua
fiibrer Der burlington Babn. ais or
iid oui oem Oriental 9imiteo 3u9e
nobe 3e Sotp beidno. 2ie Suge trni
iDn IN sic Stirn uno bettete ltb I'll oie
ftopibont Elm. 3rob Der @unoe brddlte
Der mutbige Mai6iniit ben 3ug nnb
9a @rpiie, mo er nbgeI0it unb ieine
Runoe perbunoen iuuroe. @r pers
mutbet Oab Elm Streiiidub eineS Sds
gers ;bn trai.
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GbicnaOcr NlOrft6cridDt.
I1ricuberidIt.

Eebduoe, bcTlbtcn lber ben Getreioemartt ipie
iogt:
9ie GbtcaQoer 95rie mar beute iniolae oes
Columbus Seicrtdge5 aeihlo'ieu. Irotoem
lereue oelieno. meld)c fif in ben groben St'
Iicen aniummelten. nm Die eiHIdufenheu 9rdbt'
nnbrichicn AT cridbreH Ter QinerpooIer 92ei'
iarf unb b6ber. @uch BON glorhmeften criuars
lcie man NdhrihleH nit Gegeroe. "a oort
bic Rorfen often nnreu. pdbreno iie in 9'eiu
9orf CT Qouis uno aanias Gin beufe eheu,
@ei;eii @niangs nm 1ae uno ieg eine babe
Stnnoe ipdier pieoer. 2uInib erotfnete 5tein,
lid left uno ftieg, uno giHnipes mar ebenaas
ItarI
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3oIlgebiibrcn erlniicn.

gNalhlngton 13. Nftober.
Nas Statomt bat perfiigt, Dab
aIIeg9aaren. Die iiir bic llnteritiiturI
Ser oIrh oie @aIh5rdnoe in Ntinnc.
iota betmgeiaa,tei 9eIte BON aana0a
nab Ger &ereiligten Stanten geianOt
per0cn, 3olIirei eingei.ibrt weroeR
Alfrtpr