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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-04
DETROTT ROUTE 2.

A cyclone passed through thii
vicinity Sunday morning about on'
thirty. It was 90 high in the ali
II did no damage here.
Bert Long had q horse badly cu'
in barb wire last week.
Mrs. @. W. Kelley, superintendent
Of the cradle roll department Of The
Detroit Sunday schoOl has thiftseE
babies on her list that will be en-
rolled next Sunday morning.
The farmers are trying to get a.
elevator at Detroit.
Detroit has one new store doinl
business and lumber hauled for an
other.
Farmers are commencing to plan
corn.
Emery Bear and Edmond Tayloi
had a runaway a short time aso
Sarah Ions helped Ms. Jim cruu
the first Of The week.
Tom Mecardy went 70 Junetiol
saturday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-04
LANEY DISTRICT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Webb visited
at Grant Fosters Tuesday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Luke spent
few days this week with the latter'i
parents, Mr.. Cheney's.
Willie Romberger began working
for Fred staehh Monday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Rice took Sunday
dinner with Mr. swisher's
Mr.. ana MIA. Blagg were shop
ping in Abilene Saturday
8. A. Romberger u enjoying q
visit with mis- brother from Los An
seles. Cal,
Charles Mast and family spent
Sunday st d. N. Nast's.
The farmers are busy planting
corn.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-04
wooDBINE.

John Tobaben Of Clatoria, Neb.,
visited his mother a few days while
she was sick and soon after he re-
turned home received telegram that
his mother passed over to the beyond.
He came back with other relatives
to attend the funeral.
Jacob Alpers Of Clatonia, Neb.,
and Mrs. Engel Krause of Lincoln,
Neb., brother and sister of Mrs. To-
baden were here to attend her fun
erSE. They left for their homes
again last Monday.
Miss Matilda Alpers Of Clatonia,
Neb., is visiting with her relatives
here short time.
Miss May Muenzenmayer was Wis
iting few days with relatives in
Detroit.
VIM. Ahrens Of Enterprise was
visiting his relatives here last Sun
day.
Mrs. Rev. John Halter was visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. F. Moore and
husband few days.
Prof. Ed. Asling of Enterprise
preached at the Lyona church last
Sunday.
Mrs, A. stiffler and baby were
visiting here with relatives.
Mrs. Aug. Krause returned from
the Woman's Missionary convention
which was held in Wichita last Sat
urday.
Mrs. ]. Gugler Is visiting her sis
ter in Harper county at present.
Geo. H. Biegert was in Topeka ant
bought fine auto.
A social was given last week or
Thursday evening at the hall by thu
basket ball club.
Mrs. Chas, Mitsch and baby and
her sister Dora are visiting will
relatives in Liberal, Kansas.
Miss Anna Asling Is visiting Will
Mrs. Gus. Biegert and family at pres
ent.
Rev. Hugg and family of DelaveI
were here with their congregation
last Sunday.
s. w. Muenzenmayer and daugh
ter, Ruth, and the Misses Liza Mitsch
Hazel Krause, Orpha Biegert, Ciols
oesterreich, Ester oesterreich, Jo
sephine westrup, Emma steckel, Mr.
Gus Biegert and wife left last Tues
day at noon for the State Sunday
school convention in Topeka.
Mr. Albert Miller was in Herring
ton last Monday on business. He
is looking for a job.
Samuel Gugler was on business IN
Abilene last Monday.
VIM. Steckel is visiting with hei
children in Emporia at present.
Rev. G. C. Meyer Of Enterprise
conducted a quarterly meeting al
the German NJ. q. church last Sun
day. Five have Joined the church
and two children were baptized.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-04
COUNTY REFLECTIONS
nv SPECIAL RnPLror0R CORRESPONDENCE.

Mrs. J. B. Riordan is visiting with
her parents in Abilene this week.
Miss Bridgie O'Brien returned
home Tuesday from Kansas City
where she has been taking treatment
in the hospital.
Mrs. ]. J. Jenness left Wednesday
for Minneapolis to attend the Grand
Lodge of the Rebekahs.
Miss Imogene Richards left Tues
day for a visit with her brother in
Tescott.
Lee Richards, who has been visit
ing with his parents the last week,
left for Clay Center Tuesday.
Rev. FIR. Fleming was in Abilene
visitor wednesday.
The dance given by the Knights
Of Columbus last Friday was well
attended and much enjoyed.
Last Friday evening crowd OF
high school scholars went out to
the Vanderbilt farm south of town
and enjoyed Themselves toasting
marshmallows and having general
good time.
The Woodmen will give dance
in their hall next Friday night
which will be their last dance for
this season.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-04
SOLOMON


Fred Ramsey returned home from
Kansas City Thursday.
Meb Evans has begun work on his
new house on Fifth street.
A few friends were entertained at
the G. L. Porter home Sunday. the
occasion being Mr., Porter's birthday.
Geo. Spaulding was transacting
business in salina Thursday
The base BAN boys Of the Solomon
high school went to Enterprise on
Friday to play ball. The result was
a victory for Enterprise.
Miss Minnie Barr was in salina
Thursday.
Miss Edna Bremen was in Abilene
Saturday.
Fred Craig came down from salina
to visit his parents Sunday.
Ed Butcher went to Kansas City
Saturday,
Lee Mahoney was in Salina sunday
Brad Reiff Of Salina was visiting
in Solomon Sunday.
D. T. Skaggs shipped a car load
of cattle and one of hogs to Kansas
City Monday
Mrs. Frank cdle of salina has
been visiting relatives in Solomon.
Geo. Evans shipped a car load OF
cattle to Kansas City Saturday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-04
ACME.

Mrs. L. w. Phillips and son ant
Mrs. B. o. Shirk and daughter
Doris, returned home Monday. aftel
q visit at Quenemo. s4.
Bert Blair is here from Arkansas
called by the death Of his father
Edgar Kraybill is working for J
G. Engle's.
Miss Geneva Jones Of Solomon re-
turned home Saturday.
Miss Thompson is helping at the
Adme telephone office in the alb
sence of Miss Jones.
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CHAPMAN.
this seas0I

Perry Frazier transacted businesS
in Kansas City last week.
Leslie Baughy was visiting with
friends in Chapman last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Klay-
baker, son.
Russell Peatling went down with
a light attack Of smallpox yester-
day. This makes only three or four
cases SO far.
Tessie Hogan of Solomon was Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Callahan, last
week.
Godfrey Buhrer has started the
concrete walls for his new building
A fine rain Friday freshened up
things and helped the gardens.
The U. P. set off an old baggage
car for the laborers to live in. This
is much better than the ones they
had.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-04

Reuben Frey's visited Sunday at
Harry Kready's.
A number Of near Buckeye were
at Navarro over Sunday.
Mrs. Clifford Cress and her two
little daughters are visiting at Joe
Cress' this week.
Frank Engle is working for his
uncle, Ira Engle, near Navarro.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-04
CHEEVER.

Adam Funston is very poorly this
week.
The little son Of Luther Reese had
the misfortune to get his leg broken
The Rosedale school closed Friday
with fine program and supper.
Miss Reba Greenough is home
from Chapman, sick with smallpox
Thos. Thorp is very poorly thif
week.
Misses Jessie Marshall, Katie and
May Mustard spent Sunday at home
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Glass Play.

The Junior class of the D. G. H. s.
will give their annual class play In
The high school auditorium, Chap
man. Kansas, Saturday, May Gth'
The inlay given win be "The Little
Minister" by ]. M. Barrie, and Will
he given under the direction OF Miss
Alice Engle.
Music by the high school orches-
ira.
specialtles between acts Every
body come. W
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-04

We extend our heartfelt thanks
and deep gratitude to All the kind
friends and nslghboTs Who 90 kind
h. nssIsted us during he illness and
buriai Of our little son. and Tor he
bsoutiful norrl ofieringi.-Nr and
~. ". 2 ce..lL laa l.nlII.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-04
ZION.

Quite q number Of this vicinity
attended the love feast At Bethel
Saturday and Sunday
some Of ziou'S young folks visited
Il Avery Hoovsrs sunday evening
Mis- Myrtle MAYOR spent Sunday
zlehf near zIpn.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-04

Miss Florence clark attenueu INC
wedding Of friend at Alta Vista
last Wednesday.
Mrs. w. L. Olson and son, Stewart
went to Wakeeney Thursday. to visit
~ couple Of weeks with relatives. Mr..
Olson spent Saturday and Sunday
with them.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Lee, Fern, who is three
years old met with what may prove
TO be quite serious accident. While
playing about two weeks ago, she
fell on the broken stick Of a pop.
corn pepper, and ran the sharp end
into the soft part of her cheek. Since
that time she seems to be suffering
4 a great deal. DR.. Roberts and DR..
Conklin held a consultation and
have been treating her to prevent
lock jaw. She is not much improved
yet.
Word was received here OF the
death of Edward Freeman Of typhoid
fever last Wednesday night at Dem
yer, Colorado. The body was brought
to Solomon for burial. The funeral
was held Saturday afternoon at
o'clock at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Blanche Freeman. Mr.. Free
man was at one time resident OF
Solomon and has sisters and broth
ers here to mourn his loss.
Mrs. M. Sias and Mrs. Northrup
left the latter part of last week on a
visit to their son and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. L. d. Sias in Texas.
Mrs. E. G. Richards returned
the first Of the week from visit
with her son at Harrington.
Mrs. E. M. Halbert visited with
her daughter, Mrs. Herman at Her.
ington.
Miss Sarah Custer came up from
Abilene to spend Sunday with home
folks.
Mason Sampson, o. d. Herr and
Henry Payne and Thad Davis at
tended the Scottish Rite reunion in
Salina this week.
Joe Shaver left Thursday after
noon for Salt Lake City, Utah, where
he expects to locate.
Mrs. /. Bohn and little daughter
Helen, visited few days with rela-
tives in Salina this week.
Miss Marie Augustine of Abilene
visited her sister, Mrs. VIM. Harris
a few days this week.
Mrs. ]. Henderson and daughter,
Mabel, were in salina Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brownrigg, Mrs,
F. Henderson and Miss Minnie Barr
drove to Salina in the Brownrigg
auto Wednesday.
Taa Rfchards of st. Louis is visit
80 ~, norents Mr.. and Mrs. G. e.
p'osar,s and family
NJ w D Scott and Mrs. Bert
~, ...an,ad tbe district Presby-
i nA" .',,..,on..w mao,ino On Herring
40. -
'On '- A.. "
Tne Laoies Aiu so''es ', ~.
=. church Will meet neA' "eunes
day afternoon win his. DsnnoH
will be assisted Oy Mes.H~e ~ ~
Hobbs, c. L. Porter anu -
skaggs.
Miss Mabel Joyce and Mr.. Dave
Sullivan were married at the catao-
lie church at Niles wednesday morn
ing. Miss Joyce and Mr.. Sullivan
were we'll and favorablyl ksown
Young people Of Niles. A large
A
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in the highest estimation, for 1t is
your badge Of good sense and indie
pendence. The possessor of a bank
account is always protected. He is
usually contented. Cultivate the
habit of saving and you will be pro-
viding for a wealthy old age. We
offer to depositors the most at
tractive security Open an account
with us.
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night was welcomed by all.
Since the rain the farmers are
busy planting corn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-07-20
QDniospaar no6 @ales.

4ingStom n, ssSslano, 13. Suit.
aonig @eorg un6 &onigin MarD
bee1l6eten ant Neittmo6 ibren @eiu6
in Srlano uno fubren in 8egleitung
0es &rin5en bon @ales uno Ser
&rin5eilin Mar9 na6 @alss. Die
SS1rbeititur oes Hrin5en bon @ales
fanb am Donneritag i1n SHlone @ar=
maroon itatt. Das 40nigspaar batte
ant Dienitag in Dubli,1 tpie6er Elm lebr
unfangrei@es 8rogrumn, ab5utptdeln,
bei tpeldem sic &eeridau I'M &b0-
nir Y 8arf sic Sauptia6e mar. 5pd-
ter pobnten 6ie Serri6aften Ser CT
0ffnung 0es 5dtpin0lu6tsboipi
bei, tpeldes Ser aurerifanii@e Ser
ausgeber g. S. Collier gum Mn0en=
fen an ieinen 5obn geitiftet bot.
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Gin Srnit bon 8anfen?
50 q oibingto II, IA. ssuli.


Dos sSuiti50epartement bat eine
l1nteriudung gegen sic geationa1 @itp
Company eingeleitet, cine Dor fur5em
BON Ebeilbobern Ser 9eational @itp
8anf in Seem Sort NIT einen @apttal
bon 10 Mintonen Collars it1s 2eben
gerl1fene Srgoniiation. gs liegt Ser
8er6a9t por, 6oB Sic @riinbung 6es
Senititl,ts einen gegen sic Sberman-
@eiebe .berltoBenoen 8anf- ooer @el6-
truit BARTLETT. @eneralnnpalt 8i<
deribam bat iih SOS @orgeben bes
ssuitiooeportements borbebalten, Biz
er genaue sstfornationen erbalten bat
iiber SEN Gbarafter ore @riinoung.
Die @eri9te bnben bel fruberen Sc.
legenbeiten entldieoen, SOB es fir
geationaIbanfett u1itattbaft lei, Mftien
elmer anoere1 Mationnlbanf 5lt ertper.
BEN. gtn4 ser Muffaiiung ser @egie-
rungsbeanten entbdlt aber 6as Iebte,
gn6e Suni peroffentIidte 3irfular
ser MationaI Gitp 8anf oes itiuidmei.
|genoe Gingeit6noniB, 6aB Sic geational
|Gitp 60. oerartige @eiddfte be3uedt.
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Midjt beant,uortet.
arts, 13. 2suIi.

~ ! ~ IL. ON%t.
Ser 5o5ialiitenflbrer sSaures ner-
iudte an Dienitag in ser fran5oiii9en
Observation-Disclosures cine Debatte
iiber Sic Maroffoangelegenbeit, in er-
iter 2inie Deutiblanos iiingites 8or-
geben, 5u er5tpingen. Muf Grluden
Ser &egierlmg 'pur6e ie6o@ sic Dis-
fulton 0ieier 9lngelegenbeit nit 476
gegen " Stimnen auf unbeitimn1te
8eit 5uriidgeiteut. gea9 einem Mrti=
tel Der &ariier 9emps ion ii9 Ser
0euti9e 5taatsiefretdr 6es Mustpar-
tigen, Greiberr bon &tlerlen=8adtet,
oem fran50iii6en 8oti@after Ganrbon
gege11iiber, als oieier Branfrei9s 8e<
oauem lber sic 6el,ti@e Delno1l ltra=
tion in Mga6ir ansipra9, oariiber be-
i@pert baben, oaB sic 8ei itinn1ungen
oes Nbfommens bonn Sabre 1909 be-
treffs 6es mirtbi6aftli6en 3uian1-
lnenarbeitens Gra,1freibs un6Deuti9=
lanoS in Maroffo 10 iparli6e 6ru6te
tragen. Damals jon Deutidlan6 ei=
ne porberri6en6e mirtbiduftlide &ol-
le in Maroffo 5ugeii6ert tpor6en iein.
Das 8latt berltdert, 6ies iet ser ST.
balt 6es 8eri@ts, 6en sic fran50iiide'
8otl6aft in Berlin oem Mini1ter 6es
Meubern, 9eSe1bes, 5ugeite1t babe,
un6 er fiigt bin5u, 6ies i9eine Dentl9<
lan0s 8orgeben 5u erfl6ren un6 sic
@rl1n0lage fir ein neues 1eberein-
fon1men 5n bieten.
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&eidlsratb erSffnet.
M / en-, 1S. eSl


&aiier Sran5 SSoiepb fat unter Sen
iibliden 6eierlidfeiten in ser &of=
BURG Sen 9feibsratb ser oiterrei@i-
i6en Monarbie eroffnet. 9ie Gbron-
reoe bebt sic geotbuenoigfeit ser TO-
fortigen REORGANIZATION oes &eeres
berpor, nm Sic Mangelbaftigfeit ser
@ergangenbeit 5lt beieitigen uno
S9ritt 5u balten nit 6er gnttpidlung
ser n1ilitdriiden Streitfrdfte, sic fi9
iiberan NIT &ieienlbritten pon3iebt.
Ser @aiier betonte, 0aB Sic segn1,n-
gen oes 6rie0ens 6auernb fir Deiter.
reid-l1ngarn getpabrleiitet feien. Die
0otbtpen6igfeit ser Sdaffung ,1eller
ginnabnlequellen tDir6 ertpdbnt nit
Ser Mnfiit,oigung, BOB 8orfebrungen
5ur Gnttpidlung oes Muslon6ban0elg
getroffen tperoen foQten. Cine ernfte
Mabnung erldBt ser &errider fit 6as
Mufborett1 ser @arteifdnpfe unb sic
59offung zines Mrbeitsiibereinfon1.
mems 5tpiiden ben Sibe1en l,n6 Ben
Deuti9 2ibera1en.
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2oro aitd)e1ter.
8 0 n 5 on, Is. 81

gs tpiro antlid angefiin6igt, 6ab
Ser 6el0n1ari6an 2or0 &itdener gum
britilden glgenten in @gppten erz
nannt morben lit. @r miro ser Ma9=
folger 0es Sir GLOON Moret, ser am
12. Suni itarb. @s mir6 erlpartet,
huB Ser Soften zines britiiden Mgen=
ten in ggppten 6ur6 @erletbung eines
lpibtigeren Sitels uno zines b0beren
@ebaltes als bisber begebrensipertber
gen1adt miro. Ser 8efebl iiber sic
6ritiiden Sruppen im mittellan6ti6en
@ebiet, Ser bisber bon einem in Malta
ltationirten General gefubrt lpur6e,
miro an 2or6 &it6ener iibergeben.
9ie &egierung ermartet, 0ab ct NIT
ltarfer San6 Sic tpa6ien6e l1n5ufrie=
oenbeit unter Sen @inbeinii9en in
ggDpten unter6riidt.
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Hro5ek Fat begonmem.
os 81 naeIes. Sal. 1;

Sos Mng eles, @al., Is. Suli.
Sobn S. uno San1es Mec9famara,
oie- bei6en ser Npnanitperi@tporung
beidul0igten Arbeiterfibrer, fauten
am Weittpod ms @eridt gu Sos @n-
geleS, Gal, 5ulammen nit Srtie
S0feWanigal, Ser oas @eit1noniB ge=
genoie @ebriiber MeMamara abge=
legt fat. 8ei MeManiga1 befanoen
ii9 feline 5rau uno ibr Snfel George
8ebm bon Bortage, isis. @s ban6el=
te it9 INN oen 9lntrag ser &ertbei6i=
ger, Sic Mnflagen gegen sic @ebrii6er
Mcgeamara nie0er5ui6lagen. Srau
0fc0fanigal un6 ibr Snfel fan1en 81
reft bon 0em @efangniB, mo iie, tpie
es beiBt, einen meiteren geril;d nrnd=
ten McManigal gu bepeget1, iein
@eltan0niB 5u mi0errufen. McWeani=
gal ldapm1ft mod, ob ct ais StaatS=
5euge auftreten ion ooer ni9t. Die
@efdngniBlpdrter erfldrett, 6aB oie
anSauernoe grregung un0 sic Bitten
uno &rotelte ieiner Gertpan0ten 5u=
piel fiir McManigal lein per0en. @r
lit einem 3uiamunenbru6 nabe. Seit=
oem er ins @efangnib fauL fat er Inn
fiinf5ebn Bflm1o abgenommen, un6 er
befilt0et iih in FOLDER Gerfal1ung, 6ab
er ieine &o4e als 5taats5euge faun
miro 0ur9fiibren f0nnen. 8ebm, ser
Snfel bon Srau McManigal, traf Dor
eia1igen Sagen int gebeinen ein un0
bat ieitoem fait tagli6 l11tterreoungen
nit oem 3eugen gebabt St mar es,
Ser McManigaI bon flein an er5oG
ltno mie perlautet, berl16te er alles,
ibn 5um @ioerruf ieines @eitdnonil=
les 5u belpegen. McManigal ion er=
hilbert baben, er tonne ni9t tpioerru=
fen, man tpiir0e ;bn bangen.
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Giniou,to eraielt. I,

9 r rminebam Mla., IL. Suli.
Soiepb 6. Sbontpion, ser @orii-
Ter 0es republifaniiden 5taatsfomi-
tees bon Mfubana, ret6te am Can't
itag feline &efignation Elm. Ct ihlug
g. 90. Gong 3l1 ieinem geadfolger
Dor. Dieier 5dritt iou 6a3u 6ienen,
6te @inigfeit in ser Hartei 6es Staa-
tes tpie6erber5uitenen. Bor etriger
3eit puroe befannt 6uB Sic Dif-
feren5en 5uiiden Ben &epublifanert
in Mlaboma 10 afut getpor6en ieien,
oaB Sic Ingelegenbeit 6em 8raiioen-
ten borgeIegt iDnr6e. ST bteB bob
ser @eneralpoitmeiiter Sit6cod fir
Gong eingetretett lei, tpdbreno 9bonrp-
ion sic l1nteritiibung seq Nribatiefre-
tGrs oes Braii6enten SINS batte.
Man propbe5eite, 6qb es gu elmer 4ol-
lilion 3tpiiden sen beioen @atbgebern
oes 8rdiioenten fontn1en tpiir6e ,tpenn
ni6t elmer ser @anoi6aten na9gebe.
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@omfmrremafam1pf.
s. e + II n, IL.

Die @egierung 5iebt, mie 6as u8er-
liner Sageblatt" bebauptet, Sic @in-
fiibrung zines Monopols fir Stein-
81 in grpagung. Ser S9ritt lit ans
gebli6 beidloiien, neil 0ie uStan6-
ar0 Stl 60" ieoe @o1furrel15 ruiz
niert, inoem fie sic @itbemerber an-
terbietet 1t16 ipater 6ie Breiie 6if=
tiert. Cine 8eltatigung ser Na@ribt
BON an1tli6er Seite feblt porlaufig.
S6on Dor Sabr nnb Sag mar BON
ei11em iol9en reloluten gingreifen Ser
@egierung sic &eoe, als ser &an1pf
gegen sic u5tan0ar6 Oil Co." ftd
auf 6enr 6eutiden Betroleum-Marft
gu peri6arfen begann. Das mar 6ie
unmitte1bare Solge ser 11el1en &on=
trafte ser ,5tan6ar6 Sil Co.," 6ur9
pel@e ibren Mbnebtnern ser San6el
nit oiterrei6ti6en @etroleunt perbo-
ten tporo.
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Ginitiutn,ig ansenonunen.
@uihindtpn IL. eSltli.

8einabe einitin1lnig nabm ser
8anoesi ienat am Montag eine 8orlage
betreffs 0effentlidfeit ser &ulnpagne.
ausgaben an, Sic ldarfer lit, alS IT.
ge11o cine MaBregel oieier 9lrt, sic big
iebt in einenr ser bei6en Sauier bes
&ongreIes angenommen muroe. Die
@runolage biloete Die Dor einiger 3eit
i'm &eprdlentantenballe angenomnene
@orlage betreffs @eroffentli6ung Ser
&agneausgaben Dor Der BaN
Dieielbe tpuroe aber I'M Senat in Der.
i9ieoenen meientli6en &unften nod
ertpeitert. Die jebt bonn @enat be-
i6loiienen 8eitimrnungen iino, oaB
fein &an6ioat fir Sen 8unoeSienat
ooer 6as &epralentantenbaus fiir feline
@abl mebr als 5ebn Gents fir ieoen
5tinrnrgeber in ieinem 5taat ooer
@dngreBoiitrift ausgeben 6arf. &ein
@anoioot fir SEN senat 6arf in Ser
Yrimdr= uno @arptmabl mebr als
$4,000, fein &anoioat firs &epra-
lentantenbaus mebr als $4,000 aus
geben. Gor Ser Brimdrtpabl lift ge-
naue Mbre6nung por5ulegen iiber al
&an1pagneausgaben un6 &agne=
Geitrage, nn0 5tpar nruB nit ser Ser
offertli9x1g oieier Mbre6nung flint
5ebn Sage Dor ser &auptlpabl begon=
men nno bon 6a an aue ie6s Sage
cine neue 9lbrebnung eingerei6t per<
Sen.
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st. Glpnb, Mnnota GDnnerha8 20 Jnl 1911
sdlaoemfe1ter.
2a@roile, @is.. ~. Suli.

2nGroiie, Wis., IL. Suli.
Dur6 ein 5da0enfeuer, oas 0ur@
5abrlaiiigfeit einiger Sungen peran-
laBt lpor0en ietn ion, mur6en Nean-
tagaben6 in Sen S9nppen Ser Sntttb
So. in Ga GroiIe,
Wis., uertbpoue gorrdtbe abgefertig=
ten &ol5es 5eritort, oas fir @agen-
bauten beitimmt mar; Ser S6aoen
miro iib auf nrin6eitenS $4,000 be-
luufen. Gas ourb einen beftigen
@ino angefa6te Seuer 5erltorte alt.
Ber0em ein groBeS @ebau6e Ser @n-
lagen, uno 5eitpeiie 6robten iib Die
Ilalnnen ser l1mgebung ser Sabrif
mit5utbeilen. Sour. Ser angeitrengte=
item 8en1iibung ser Geuermebr gelang
es, bie 5lammen auf 6as 2agerbaus
Ger 9mitb So. gu bei6ranfen.
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aampf sesen Gbolera.
g e ~ q OFF, Is. ssuIi.

~ ~ y I, 10. VAtt.
Die Sur6t Dor sem gin0ringen ser
Gbolera lift in groBem MaBe our6
Ste fraftigen goritdt unBregeln be-
5dtpidtigt poroen. Sic Megierungen
Ser Bereinigten Staaten u11o Sta
1iens arbeiten @ano in @an6 nit
oem bieiigen @eiunobeitsamte. Sta.
lien bat 9ler5te feiner 6lotte aaen
5diffen 5ugetbcilt, mel6e aus @bo=
lerabdfen na6 9lmerifa fabren, I'M
Sic Mus6ebnung Ser Mnited1ng u1l=
ter Sen &aiiagieren gu perbiiten l1n0
Sen Quarantdnebeamten BEL Ser @n=
fl1nft Ser 56iffe bebilfli6 gu iein.
9ie 8un6esbeb0r0en baben cine 5ebn=
tdgige Auarantane fir io16e Shiffe
genebrnigt un6 mebrere ar5tlide
Sohberitan0ige ertlan6t unter oenen
Ii6 Ser lfs=@eneralar5t 8. 6. Golfer
bon Ser Bacific=&iiite un6 Or. $. bon
gboorf bonn Marine=@olpitol
in Mobile befin0en. Da mabren6 Ser
ndhiten Sage bier fein gdiff bon
urittendn6iiden @afen fauig lit, fins
Sic @eiunbbeitsbeamten 6es @afens
;i1nitan0e, tire gan5e 9luf1nerfian1feit
ser bafteriologiihen ltnteri11dung ser
600 Bofiagiere ser 9anpfer rMoltfe"
un6 uHerugia" 5u mi0men, 6ie ii@
nod in Guarantdne befin6en. Die
1taatli6e l1nterluhung 0er8ertpaltung
6es ST. Dotp nir1unt infolge ser @bo<
1eralituation nidt geabnte 8eoeutung
an.
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Hoitrauber in Gnglanb perbaftet.

St. Sou1s, ~. sSll1.
gbarles @onnors u10 Daniel @nl-
laban, gegen 6ie 8un6esantlage tpe<
gen 8eraubung elmer bieiigen Soft
ltation I'M Mprtl erboben tpur6e, ltn0
in 2on0on berbaftet por0en, tpobin
ite bon @ebeinrpoli3iiten perfolgt
pur6en. Die @erhaftung erfolgte, als
lie ben @eriu6 mn6ten, Diamanten
5lt SDertuufen. Die 9fduber tueroen
audi in Chicago perlangt. sic ionen
gu ben flint gerbredern geboren, Die
om sbeaen Gage fl1r5 nod 6em bteii.
gen goltraube aus 6em @el9dft bon
@6naro Mlberti @6elitetne tm @er=
tbe bon $4,000 et1ttpanbten.