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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-02-04
Market Report.

Kansas City Stock Yards. Jan. 81 lslO'
Cattle prices declined rapidly tue
first half of last week, although re
ceipts were below normal, but there
wers signs of strength Thursday and
Friday, with positive advances on
she stuff. The unsettled trade in
IA eats caused packers to i.old their
orders down to minimum last week,
thereby d,scOunting somewhat the
effect Of the reaaced run, and the
general market closed the week with
net loss of Is TO 80 cents. To-day
the supply is 600o head, smaller even
tasn on last Monday, and 1T became
the buyers turn to show anxiety.
Everybody was riding hard as long as
the supply lasted and prices to-day
were 10 to ID higher on all kinds.
Most dealers believe that the boycott
has spent It's force, although caution
in marketing Is still urged, as buyers
can use the boycott as bear argu-
ment for a while yet, which wOuld
become more legitimate the larger
the run. Nothing prime Is here To-
day, best steers offered gOisg at $3.50.
bulk of steers S.. 10 to Sc ID, COWS at
SO. 90 to S. %, heifers So 80 TO 1915,
calves SO 10 to $3.50, bulls $3.50 to
81 90, stockers So 25 to $500, feeders
"a 90 to s. %. Supply from the range
country last week was light, Colorado
beef steers SIS co to SIS, so, feeders 1915
to $500. Quarantine supply was also
small, steers 1925 to S. %. Several
strings of Oil Mill steers from
Oklahoma City sold at So 20 on
different days, weighing HOO 10 ll45
ponds.
Hog receipts were heavy first half
of last week, and the market went
down fast, hut lighter supplies last
half of the week met a stronger
market, net loss for the week around
% cents. Supply today is 5000 head
market streng to 5 higher and active,
TOP as 40, bulk IS 10 to IS 80, weights
under 200 pounds, $3.50 10 IS 27h.
Dealers believe that prices Will be
regulated by the inevitable law OF
supply and demand. The supply end
of this law is more or less definitely
known, and If a million persons
should stop eating meat 1t would
still have only a temporary effect on
prices, considering the tremendous
shsrtage In the supply.
Sheep and lambs declined u TO AZ
cents last week, but the market is ID
TO 25 cents higher to-day, yearling
I'D to 81 80, ewes $3.50 TO 50 30,
wethers IS 90 TO $500. Dealers will /
probably hold the situation 10 the
mutton market we'll 10 hand, govern
ing the volume Of receipts by the
urgency of the demand, and 90
further losses in the price are
expected now.
Henry Dent of Neosho county,
Kas., marketed a carload Of hogs the
2Sth.
A. J. RICKART,
Live stock Correspondent.
III III A.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-02-04
Runaway.

Isaac Bowman and family, living
west OF Chanute, had a runaway
Sunday that was quite strenuous for
q time.
They were returning from church
when the tunR came down and the
horses ran OF. The rig contained
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman. their son and
two daughters. They were all mere
or less bruised up but no one seriously
hurt.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-02-04
James w. Reid.

Mr.. Reid whose candidacy We
announce this week, for county
attorney, is a well knownan brilliant
young lawyer OF this city.
He is an honorable and reliable man
IN every way and will make safe
ouncilor for the county. We can
most heartily recommend him for the
D ace.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-02-04
Those Bonds.

Chanute Is TO have big bond
election. The question is shall we
vote $4,000 bonds to huild a high
school In the Jones grove? There are
no strings or toys to the question.
Study the proposition carefully and
do your duty as you see it.
Women have vote on the propo-
sition. Better all see that you are
registered.
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minute or two and pour over oits Oh
but,ered bread AID serve at once.
IF the lid Is left off cabbage when
cookinA It will keep its color better.
When boiling fresh potatoes or peas
ttya sprig of mint in the water. lt
gives delicious flavor.
Boiled suet puddings will have an
added nutrImeat IL they are mlxeo
with milk, or milk and water.
Try adding leaf of spinach TO tie
water il which peas are boiled II you
wish them to keep good color.
ia turkey or chicken Is rubbed
inside and uut with lemon 1t VIII
make the meat white, juicy and tender.
A piuch of soda in the water In
which green vegetables, peas, strihg
beans and cabbage are boiled will
keer the color.
To keep silver from furnishing wnen
packed away make small cotton bags
and all with eamphor gunA. Place
them among the silver.
Soak all cooking VI snsils In warm
water before you sit down to dinner
and You will be surprised how much
easier they will wash,
In preparing cabbage wash IL well
In sAlted wa er to which tablespoon
full of salt to the half gallon has been
added.
1t is a good plan to always save
tumblers which have contained sliotd
bacon or dried beef. They take up
little space Ia the refrigerator and
are nice to keep left-overs In.
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Sold Out.

The Steinkirchner brothers have
sold their stock of clothing To Ernest
Wilson, Q. G. Martin and l. E Jackson.
We wish the new finn. success.
The Steinklrchners will start store
In Wichita.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-02-04

Congressman Mckinley OF Cali
fornia, who made the Cannon
Aldrich speech at the Kansas Day
meeting, has fessed up to being in
on the coal land deal up in Alaska.
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CARLTON.

George Mldcap and family spen
Sunday with his parents, Grandpa
and Grandma Midcap.
Mrs. James Daley is on the sick lis'
this week.
Nelson Lehman and family, VINO
have been staying with Mrs. Sleeves
since their return from the west
moved to their farm southwest Of
town last Monday and Tuesday.
Leslie Geiger and wife of ChanHtd
spent last Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. Liess.
Miss Ruth Kernen, the primary
teacher, spent Saturday and SUNDAY
in Chanute with her parents.
John aud Albert Sleeves loaded a
car of fax seed at carlton Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beaver, who sold their
farm about month ago to Mr.
Smith from Iowa, left Tuesday for
their new home at Girard. We are
sorry to lose them as they were fine
people.
Misses Lizzie and Pearl Follin Of
Big Creek, visited Sunday at John
Lipck's, north of town,
Will Butler and wife, just lately
from Washington, have been visiting
at Bert Scribner's for the past week.
Mrs. Sadie Bass aud two children
went to Chanute last Wednesday and
returned Thursday.
Arthur Gaughan, NJ. j. Crane, Dan
Daley and Steve and Frank Crane
attended the banquet held at Cherry
vale by the Knights Of Columbus
Sunday night.
Mr.. Malcolm, who lived on the old
Kirk place, moved to Chauute Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Knowles, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Miller ate dinner
with Rev. Wilson and wife Monday
DR.. Smith and wife of Independence
came up last Wednesday to attend
the Ashley and Gaughan wedding.
The two Mrs. Beaver spent last
Wednesday at Mrs. Sam Miller's.
George Riley left Sunday for Car
thage, Mo-, where he will visit his
wife's sister, Mrs, Shelton and family
for several weeks.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. e. church
met and sewed carpet rags at Grandma
Barnes last v ednesday.
Hazel Miller and Mrs. Flossie I'm
barger went to Chanute Tuesday to
visit their brother, John and family
Miss Ola Haner, who is clerking in
Trow bridges store, ran 2 nail in her
foot last week, making quite pail
full wound, But we are glad to learn
that she is able to be around again.
Last Saturday being Mrs. Cham
bers birthday she invited a few of
her closest neighbors in to good
old fashioned dinner, and in the
evening a number of friends gathered
and gave her a post card shower. All
those present report fine time, and
after wishing her many moro happy
birthdays, returned to their mary
homes.
DR.. s. G. Ashley and wife will
accupy Mrs. Sleeves residence until
spring, when they intend building.
A. W. Chlckadonz Of carlton has
a good horse for sale, is seven years
old, will drive either single or double
and is perfectly gentle. Anyone
wanting a COED horse would do well
to see him tefore buying.
Miss Alice Edwards went to Erie
last Thursday to take the examina-
tion. We wish her success.
Mrs. Don Boyle, north of town,
spent few days In Chanute visiting
her mother, Mrs. Appleton.
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For Sale.

A good young horse for the farm.
One riding cultiyator.
One low iron wheeled wagon.
One top buggy. All for sale cheap
Five miles west OF carlton.
P.B. VERHELST.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-02-04

I have two or three high bred
barred Plymouth Rock cOckerels that
will sell at a bargain If called for
soon.-A. II, Turner.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-02-04

Itch cured in 80 minutes by WOOL
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails
Sold by The Brown Pharmacy.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-02-04

Courteous treatment and fair deal
ing at the Neos ho Valley bank.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-02-04

Or. Park has moved his dental office
into tie rooms recently vacated by
DR.. Rakestraw, over the Brunswick
pool room.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-02-04
NJ NAV Be Pneumonia

GA how'd chill main through the chest difficult breathing
Then fever with great prosration." If this should
be YOUR le'e Experience send for your doctor You may
have doctor cannot come at te 0h h
Ayers Cherry Pector when he ne Go as he SAYS
No alcohol in this cough medicine LCzys, Co. LogsGa:s
Keen fbe bowels in good One Of Ayers PMS y wns
an increased flow of and produce gentle laxative enee ~ ~
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-02-04
Poultry and Farm Notes

and a Tablespoonful of h)ur stlrreo
into little cream. Let, COOK
minute or two and pour over oits Oh
hnt,ered bread AID serve at once.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1910-02-04

The Neusho Valley bank sOlicits
your buslnessi
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SOd)seitsalOfen.

6rl. Clara @briitiuo Snurn
uno or. glentor g. BorfeIb
murosn IN grpitnl @nllsp, Minn., ss'
trnut. 9ns juuse Ynnr bot cine Soh'
Seitsreiie mad Hormeeen nnestrsten.
Sri. Oi iloreo Woore, 9ohtsr
pOu SrH. unb Jrou VI. u. MOore BON
Dnnlnsfo. uuo Or. Semen Bnrte
Ton So @roiie, wurosn III Der Bobnuns
Der @ltern Der Brnut setrdat. Dns
iunss Banr Wirb in @bmputOn, 9Ilbsrtn,
Canada, mObnen.
5rl. marie Neber uno Sr.
6reb & tel muroen om MoRiag uor
Hsu. Soerrss getrnui. Sic traten etn'
6OhSeitsreils nnh WaoiiOn uno Wii,
ipautse an uno tUeroen iih bier on oel
Mnrfsi. uno JsrrpltraBs bdusIif nie'
oerlohsn.
5rl. Mtforeo @rante uno or
Nntban Snrpis, beibe BON bier
nurbsn lesie Bohe in nlIer Stille &C.
trnut.
Grl. @rmn Bromn uno or
Qamre ence &. Saxon, beioe uOu
Winooro, muroen bier ourh Bolijei'
ri6tsr @rUnon 9etraut.
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g6as D JlOrlon.
Ter friibere GbicnsOcr mnS ietisC
Siilfs SdatdmtSiefrctdr miro
uOm TrGfOcutcu Sait 5u
iciucm S;cfrctGr crnaunt.
&SirS ciHr gIrt gSaliSpraiiOeut".
@aibilNron, 2. sSuni.

SNUl l9llNIlUNs =. NNuItl.
CHARLES 9. 9iorton pom Chicago
lit, mie eine oiiB!eQe slnfiinoigung
beiagt, 5um Sefretdr Oes Hrdiioenter
Saft ernamt moroen un0 miro in.
nerboIb Slpei o0er orei Eagcn Ieinen
Soften ontreten.
9torten mar bsber 6iiliss5hee
amtsiefretGr. s. Deibt, Oob oel
9oiten Serrn gtorto1 crit oieien Wor.
gen, mdbrenO er nit Dem ErdiiOeu
ten iriibitiidtG iormeu angetraseu
un6 angenomnen muroe.
Serr Gait iett in gtortons 6dbig-
feiten uno Soft 10 grobes 8ertrouen
SaB er ibm, pie es beiBt, beoeuteut
mebr 8oumd6teu ertheIlen miro ais
ieinem Yor9dnger. Sbatidhllh loll
Rorton eine glrt n9uliSprdii0eRt"
neroen unO in 3ufunit cine Wengt
minoerpidltige gIrbeiten Oireft erie
oieea, Die ionit Der GrGiioent perion'
lid nbmodte.
9forion nat biSher ser &ertrau
ensmonn oes Shaeanttsiefrctars
Wtc8eagb, ser aud ein @bicogoer lit
Norton iteht i'm 40. Qebensiabr. 81
geuob els Sobn eineS Yreoigers eiilC
griin0lihe 9iiouug. uno mar, ais el
bon 0tcBeagb auf ieinen gegenipar
,isen Soften berlifen puroe, in Chi
rddn I'M ensnPriiherundsde
tbdtig. gaortou ioa cine rieiige Sir
beitsfraft better mas i'm in Der
StanO iebte, nuBer ieinen Routine
arbeiten i'm Sdobamt audi nod 9Ir
beiten iiir Sen HrdIioenten gu erie
oigen.
0ie GrnennunQ lit cine perionIih
uro 6eOori niht Der @eltatiginl
ourh ben Senat
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Ter SliuOiier glbgeOrSuetr iOll feline
@rabidl-glnsingcu in Spring-
tielh picocrbOIen.
SObnfOnDirO s'faIIsHb.
Ter gnnoesienat uiro uurlGmfig be-
trefis Der ltntrrindJung oes SOri'
merfnlIes langium uurseben.
SOwcit feline S3eiuciie.
SpringfieIO, 81, .. SUM-.

Sprlngttelo, Su., 2. Suri.
Der Stcatsannalt 9urte non Gan.
CANON Gountp bat angefiinoigt, onB
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9ede'
msper, g. sber nur Dor oen @roB'
geihtporenen BON Goof Goltntn Mus.
iageu in 8erbin0ung nit ben angeb-
Iiden 0rabihereien in ser 2egis.
latur mabte, audi Dor oen @roBge.
i6Dorenen bon Sangamon @ountp
eriAeinen uno 9fe0e uno 9lnt1port
iteben ipiro. 8edeneper ion oas
GeitdnoniB ieines aonegen @bite be-
treffs Der 3abIung pon geitehungS-
geIoern in 8erbinoung NIT 9orimerS
@abI oils 8unoesienator beltatigt ba'
ben.
9ers eiiBige 3euge, Ser mobreno
oes Cages Dor ben bieIigen @roBge'
ittporenen erihien, mar u. 9. Sobn.
iton BON Der SSobnlton & Sother 60,
Ser Springfieloer Sirma, Die oell
&ontraft fir Die neulihe 2ieierrng
bon Gulten un0 Stiiblen fiir beioe
S1uier Der 2egislatur erbieIt. Ser
StoatSienntor 9olitInlp, Der geitan-
oen bat, $1,000 oaiiir erbaIten Ill
baben, oaB er fir &orimer ftimntte,
geitan0 befnnntIih audi, oaBSobnitpn
ibm 81 500 oeriprnh, wenh er iiir
Ole SerGebing Oes aoutraftes an Die
Solution & Sother So. Itimne
SoDnito'- !, Ser 3u pieoerboIten gla.
len 6ffentlih ie0e Shulo 6eitritten
bat, nieoerbolte 0ieie GrflGrilng Dor
ben @roBgeifnorenen mo iagte, 6oB
SoIitlan5 ,@eitdnoniB" eine 2iige
iei, oaB anOere %erionen in 0ieier
Ingelegenheit gelogen bdtten unO
oeutete ar, oab StaafsanDaIt 8urfe
iib bon S5obnitons 9onfurrenteu be-
niiben laiie, ben 3eugen 5u idaoigen.
Dies oeranloBte 9urfe 3u Ser Gr.
fIdruNe, baB Solution ebeniaas liz
9e, un0 mics i'm id)IieBIih aus Dem
SnnI
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Ger MurO Der flciucn sll.na aeancr
2ouisoiIle, ar., 2. SSylini.

Soulsollle, Hr., Z. SSulu.
Die 4oli5ei itieb bel ibrgn fortge-
ietten 0adyioridurqcn ouf OGn bis
ber nod febIenoen Sub Der tIeinen
9cuner. 0ieier lag inter einem
gLifenbaufen, niht melt oon Dem
groBen Diem i'm GrogeihoB Ser Sir
DE Goourd miro Die 9lni1nbme
nod meiter unteritiist. onB ser Mior.
Der 3uesit osriud]te. Die 2ei5e ieines
Spfers su uerbrenncn. 0ie Inter.
Jade zines &in0es pur0e, 3uiammen.
aerollt ur0 nit 9lnt befledt. in elmer
RomHter gefiinoeb Sic Oa3u oiert.
Sadcn altf5ubeipahren SSrau @en0-
ling iteate i'm @olijeigeridyt ourd
ibre Gup1lte Ser. 9lntrag, aus Der
Saft entIniien 5ii neroen, oa fem @e.
Iet be1tin1nlt, eine Eerion in 8epabr-
lam AZ balten ols cine 0Dhtifyuloige
na6 8oubrirgure Der Sbnt", tpenn
es Iib babel Inn oie ebefrau banoelt
2onisoiIle, ap., 2. Sum-.
gs lit Der 8oIi5ei eelungen, bic
9e5uasaleae oes gletfaIfes, Der be-
niiet lpuroe, MI Die 2ei6e Der ermor.
oeten 9lma 81 liner tbeilrpeiie ouf5li'
-0ien, feit5uiteaen. Gin @rocer, Del.
ZEN @cf6Gft fih MIR menige Strnben.
eenierte bon Ser Stride, no Die 2eife
eefunben uuroe. befinoet, erfIart,
oab eleih mad @eibnadt BEL ibm te.
Iepboniif elm sSaB ungeloihter &alt
beIteIlt lp1iroe. Die @eltelIung fam
ii6er bos SeIepbon Der ct. Ssobns
Stride un6 BORT tpur0e ou6 Der &ult
abaeliefert u1o BON elmer 6rau in
gnpfong genomnen.
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sw~ Gin inealer @atte

1T esbuIois, islbit nit elmer snntenbsr
Gruu, bsnn sr psiB oaB iis Sllis &c,
bruu6t. Sic mag 70 nerp6s unO &C.
ihn1ht in Geirrobeit iein, boB alsi'
niatsiisn fs drgsrn. 0snn iie melan'
hOliih. nufssrssi, an Gppetitloiiateit,
aUpilueb. S9lnilOii felt, BsritOpfuns
ooer anf1lle uon Obumnht uuo Bstdu-
buna leiost, 10 brnutt iie electric Bit.
tsrs, bic punosrpollfe Rsb5in fir lsi'
bsnos 5rousH. 3uuienoe BON ioldsn,
bic an 6rausntrnntbsiten, nerp6ie" 2et'
ben, Ridsnihmsr5sn uno ibn ben
Risrsn srtrnniten, bobca i'm benusi
unb fnb ssiuno uno sliidlih eepOrbeu.
8eriudst ibu. 9iur SOC. 8uirirbsn'
belt gorantlrt uon 8. z. @rbart,
glpoibefer.
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Scr Sousrcp.
g9aibinatoll, 1. Sun

gSalDlllgfoll l. 1SullI.
Ser Senot modte beoeutenoe Sort
i6ritte in Der @relioigung Der Giien.
bobn portage unO nabm etIihe 9Imer.
dement's al, p1breno er anoere Der.
mari. Inter ben angenommenen gu.
iGsen beiinDet iib elmer bon Sim'
mons, Der es @iienbabnen perbietet,
oie 4onflrren5 BON Shifni5Iinifn
our6 llnterbieten pon oeren geior.
oerungsroten Sit nerniften. 3u oies
ieuI3pef Mrs ser 3toiidenitadtIihen
@erfehrsfomniiiion Die 8oamad)t er.
tbeilt. Die WiinimoIrdte Der Giienbob.
nen in iold)en 6GGen 3u beitimmen.
@tn BON gurton eingereid)teS uno
an1enom.nenes glmenoement be-.
itimmt, ooB Observation-Disclosures.
Die betreffs soon ibneu gemadten
Sronsporte etlpaS perratben, nm
$4,000 beitroit iperbeu.
0ns 8aus beihditi9te iif) ans
ihlieBlih nit Der 8orlage. bic fir
0orto 8ico eine neue lorm bon 81.
oiIregierung ihufit.
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: grimarn aneumocuccic Meuiuoi.

- Brimarp aHenmOcoecic Msninais
tis - 1T Der furnioabls Rame elmer
nenen ardniheit; ss mus ihOn Elm iebr
reiher Wioun lein, ceiisu 9siosu bic
SIerStr einen iOlhsn glnnsn ssbsu.
- @m. 8. BriItow, Der aus oem
5eniter oes Gnmperiu & g9iagsnborn
@st6uoes Tisl uno iih ibIuer uerlesie,
bsfnosi lih ani Der Ssisruns.
- Grsi psrtbpols Ssrlsu wuroen
nnbe Yrairie ou Sbisn I'M Niiiiiiiippi
seiunoen.
- Sn elmer Serlnmmluua pon Wlit.
slieosrn pom 0anoelsratb, osm @oun'
ipr1tb uno oem meoiSiuiihen Yersiu
oss GUuntps purbe Der 8lan CUR %s.
tGmpfuns Der Tu6erculofs, pOu Sal
@eonsp ausseIest. suisebsissn uno on.
eenOmmen.
9rei nuBsrssp6bnlihs &srleu
iuurosn upn Muihelfiiheru i'm WliIiii.
iippi Stuiihsn &rnirie ou Chen uno
9anitne sefunoen. s. 8. gsacOd. Elm
lo:nler 8duisr, beSnblts iiber $4,000 fir
bic ASerlsn. Dies linb Lie irItsn 9rOseru
5unbe in oieier SaiiOu.
- or. IbsooOre &. 5npile, Sotr
pom &eu. 6duile uon bier, erbislt ben
NinrTt Rernsr'Breis in einsm @Unteli
in Der gale llnioeriitdt.
- 9os Gbihieos @Onssrt Dun 8rOI.
9ouIep, tueltes ON 9isnltns absno i'm
5reimnurer Tsmpel eesebsn wuros
NOR isbr gut uno srfrsute iidI eInss srO'
Sen unb entbufaiiiihen 8siubs.
- @uuusrnsur 9npioiun ner6fisnt'
lihte ON 5reitns zine 8rOilnmniiun
uoriu er ben ID. SUM- OILS 6lnassn.nu
beiiimmt. Sn bisiel 8ruflnmntiOn meiIi
oa SOuuerneur oarnuf blu, hab nur biz
9tatiUuen eme 8ufunit bnbeH meroeu
bic ibre Gersnneenbeit gu ihdsen uni
ibrs Rubmestuss Ju isisrn uiiisn. Do
ourh wiro Der Hatriutismus ltets nufs
Yteue an9ereet.
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Ans ben 0erithteH.

@. @rIih, Elm bisfssr siibb6nbler,
iraroe uon Sinais 6nlfsmiIobiter
Grtbnr Solmes perbnitet unter Der Yin.
tldge @roppiss uno SOnnenfiidbe i'm
Ssiis 81 babeu. bic neHiasr ais 2 8ol
lang wareu. Se,.. 5al wiro nm Wtous
ta9 Sum Ssr9or selaHesn.
Sas 3situment uOn 6. 3. Ruaalss
wuroe i'm Seritt biEHrlsst. Der glat.
LOB betrdgt $500 uno IUiro Der
@ittue nno nnh ibrem 9ooe ben Sins
bern pintsrInheu.
9as areisSeriht wuroe bis Sum
Samstas uertast.
sSeil sr isIue GnrOle ssbrOhsu, lunrbc
Sobn Shommers nab oem Reiormatu.
rum III 8resH Sap Suriidssianot. @r
pol luesen autem Bstrogsn entlansr
poroen, bstrant iih nbsr uno mohtl
sinsn Gnsrifi aui ein Wdohsn i'm SOte
9dm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-06-03
%crbdnsuifUOac GrpluiiOn.

Ga0en, Hitch. 2. Sum-.
9urh Die oorScitige GrpIoliou BON
400 fSGBfen Buluer. Die 5u Spreng-
orbeiten beniiet tperOcn iolten, fa-
men in Dem Stein6rud) Ger Union
IortIano Cement GomYGnp anbe
DuoiIs Slioe I'M g9c3er Ganpon, G
@Ceilen oIdi6 r5r 0iorgan geIegen.
II @fenifen llntS Seben. 0as beiBt
es aperoen 10 oieIe 9lrbeiter ser 3e-
mentfoupognie oernibt, uno Die I'm
gIiidsiteIIe auf lpe;ten llmfreis nit
ntem6Iihen 8lie0maBen uno sSIeiid]-
feten beoeft lit, 10 fom nidyt &C.
5tpeifelt fperoen, 0aB Die 0ermibten
I'M Glide geriiien purOen. Inter sen
llngefommenen befin0en lid) oersSor-
arbeiter 6ugb 0to(Suire, iieben SSta-
Iiener, lieben llngarn unO puei SSa.
paner.
gs noro oberbolb ser 3rmentlage
etn Sunnel in ocn Siigel gebobrt
9os 9uloer mar in ods bintere Gnoe
0es SunneIS gebrndt moroen, I'm
eine tpeitereSprengung por5unebmen
Die Grploiion erfolgte. lpabrero Die
glrbeiter nit oem @erramneIn 6es
Eunnels beihdftigt lpnren.
@igenthijinlih iii es. ooB oie rahe
ser l1ngIiifsItene befinolihen 8e.
bduoe Der 3ementgeieuihait fe;uer
S6aOen litten, p1brenS meiter ent
fernte 6armbauier idIimm mitge.
f1nfnfnpf nnrAen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-06-03
0id,t in Der Gilc.
Maibiitgton, 2. Sunni.

%culDilbLO9l, q. ANtltt'
Ter Senat spiro oie llnterluhunJ
Der 2orimeraneeIeeenbeir nidt lo'
glei6 Beginner. Dem &oniite fir
Brrpilesten uno @ubIen, oas 3u eilt-
i9etoen bat, Oh cine unteriuhurg
iitsrbaupt itattfinSen iou, Iiegen bis
ieet feline formellen Inflagrn Dor
uuo ieiHe OeitgIieoer ideinen geneiet
Su iein gu iporten, bis in @aibineton
etrpas @eitimrtes in oieier glnsele'
eenbeit eeibiebt. Senator 2orimers
9feiolution, Die er i'm 'Senot am let.
ten Samitag beantra9te, muroe bonn
&omite fir Slusgnben giinitig einbc'
rihtet. Die &eiolution purOe on oas
aomite fir YripiIegien unO @ablen
ber,pieien, oeiien 8oriieenoer Sena.
tor @urrop lit. 9ies lit 9tQes, .oas
oem glusiduB porliegt. unO oa Der
beihuIoiete Senator MIR perlanft
bat, ooB 6ie oegen i'm in Ser 9reie
erbobenen 9lnfloqen unteriuft mer-
oen meigern lib Sic WtitglieOer 0eS
&on1iteS por5ugeben, bis etlpos
mebr 8eitmmteS geihiebt. GS beirt
odB es als geniigeno nngeieben
Diiroe, Inn oas &omite 81 iofortigert
gorgeben 81 5lpingen, lpenn Die 9If.
ten Der @roBgeidporenen in ben Sol.
len Der Wtitglieoer ser Sylinoiier Ge.
gislatur Dem Senate eingereift n0
oem Gonite 0es Senators 9urroms
iiberipieien niiroen. 9as 4on1ite
ipiir0e iogar geneigt lein, oor3ugeben,
menn Die 9Intlogen, oie bon Der Gbi-
cago Sribune gema6t luuroen, eiuge.
reiht ipiiroen, menn iene &orporntion
ben 6alI uorbrdfte imo iiir Die 9ln'
flngen eintrdte. 60 a6er m0hte 0as
&onite uor5ieben, ob5lrporten, bis
elmer bon Sen oerihieoenen S1uen,
bic in 0en 8erihten non SSainois ge.
gen YlitgIie0er Der Salnoiier 2egis.
Iatur oorliegen, sum glbihluB gefonl.
men lit.
8orIieenoer 9urroips nil feline
aomiteiitung anidgen, biz niht Ct.
mas, ous offi3ieIlen Gbarafter tr1gt.
porauf bin Die @erbanolimg beeon.
nen per0en fam, porIiegt.