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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-02-01

Peter Frederiksen, blacksmith
ing, county farm ................... 2 50
d. Z. Soar, harness and repairs IL SIS
]. E. Griffith & Co. prescription
county home............ ............ SO
John Reinemund Jr. hardware
county farm ................ Is 05
On motion board adjourned to meet
at l o'clock p. m.
One O'Clock p. m. board met pursu-
ant to adjournment Members pres
ent, Saml McGaffin, chairman, z. F..
Johnson, d. ID. Sampson.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
Christen Hansen, trustee Snar-
on township ......-.......-....$.6 90
Charles Boehme, trustee Audu-
bon township -.....-....... ........--.. 2 90
III. w. Tibben, trustee Audu-
bon township ........-..... ...-..,..-.. 2 90
w. G.. Tibben, trustee Audu-
bon township .............. ..!......... 2 90
j. l.. Swinehart, clerk Apdu-
bon township .....-.. ......... 2 90
Audubon Advocate, publishing
board proceedings ......... 13 95
Audubon Advocate, publishing
locals for county superinten-
dent ----..-........- .-.--.................. 40
Audubon County Journal, pub
fishing board proceedings SO 95
A. E. Beason, auto hire Board
of supervisors $3.50, grand
jury $1.00, ....,......................... 5 80
Burnside & Leake, cobs for
court house .......................... w 3 rs
Burnside & Leake coal Ior Mar
tin Mogg, quarantined ........... 65
Burnside & Leake coal for Har-
ry Gleason, quarantined ..... %
Mrs. Bert McClain, board for
Mrs. King and children,
claimed $3.50, allowed .......... Is 90
On motion Clark Wilson was APP
pointed janitor of the court house for
the year 1912, at salary of $4,000
per month, payable monthly.
On motion bond of Charles Dustin,
as assessor of Gray, Iowa, was APP
proved
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18

supplied for the winter. He has hens
which he says are real hens, be-
cause they lay and turn themselves
into the finest food in the land, and
he has about every variety of vege-
table that can be raised in the New
England climate.
Il have the best crop of potatoes
cause l worked hard" said the for
mer champion. THE only way to
get anything is to work hard for it.
The great trouble with the young
men in the country today, especially
those who have come to town from
the city laden down with ideas OBJ
tanned from the newspapers and maya
zines, is that they think all they have
to do is to put seed into the ground
and watch it grow. That is bad dope.
Some of the wise ones told me
after l had got started that I could
not raise watermelons. What hap
pened? Well, / raised some that even
the critics admitted were the best
they ever tasted. We read and hear
a lot about going to the great west
and to Canada and taking up farms.
Right here in New England there are
abandoned farms, hundreds of them
that will yield as good a living, ii
properly worked, as anything there is
in the west or Canada.
"Any man who will devote the en-
ergy he does TO a job in re city to
one of them will get a better living
and be Independent. He won't get
rich, perhaps, but he will be healthy
his wife and children will be healthy
and happy and they will all live long
er. Back to Mother Earth is my ad-
vice to the thousands who are only
existing in the cities. The quicker
they follow this advice the better it
will be for themselves and the So
cial conditions of the country. My
only regret is that I did not get wise
to it earlier in my life"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18
STAR is BARRED FROM GAME
Terre Haute Physician Orders Morde
cal Brown Never to Take Part
in Athletic Contest.

Mordecai Brown, former LEADING
pitcher of the Chicago Cubs and rat
ed one of the great hurlers of all
time, may never don baseball uni
form again except in the role of man.
ager. Brownie" who went to Terre
Haute recently, consulted a physician
regarding his injured knee.
IF you value the use of your limbs
you will never take part in an ath'
letic contest again" said the physi
clan. "The injury is of a serious ma
ture and requires rest from all forms
of strenuous exertion."
The passing of Brown takes from
the national games a popular figure
and robs the Cub fans of a pitching
star who brought worlds laurels tc
Chicago. Brown was known to fame
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18

Happy and contented, John L. Sui
iivan, former champion of the prize
ring and the most popular fighter who
ever lived, leads the peaceful life of
h farmer on the outskirts of Arlington,
Mass. The old gladiator has a 10
acre plot on which he has just har-
vested a fine crop and he is exceed
ingly proud of his success as a tiller
of the SOIL John l.. is now fifty-four,
but he does not look within ten years
of this age. His cheeks are as rudy,
his eyes as clear and his step as
springy as in the days when he was
the idol of the masses. The Sullivan
Of today is an entirely different man
from the Sullivan of the old days.
When he was the champion of the
prize ring John L. was known as the
greatest spender of his time. He
made big money, as he was the great
est attraction from the pugilistic
standpoint that has appeared in pub
lie and he spent it as fast as it came.
He is credited with having squan-
dered million dollars in the heyday
of his fame. But all of that is past
and forgotten. John L. has ridden
on the front seat of the water wagon
for several years past and today can
draw his check for something like
100000
Nothing would ever induce me to
return to city life" said Sullivan on
his farm in Arlington recently.
It is two years since Sullivan went
to the farm, after marrying a charm
ing woman whom he credits with
having made a man of him. The
first year he just wandered over his
70 acres and wondered if there was
in him the stuff that makes good
farmers. ga year ago I decided that
there was" he said not long ago.
and, the results have proved that
1 had the right bunch"
Sullivan has grown potatoes enough
almost to keep the town of Arlington
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18
Publicity is the surest third league

Publicity is the surest third league
exterminator.
Al PaIzer fickered out as a bright
hope just as there seemed to be no
need of one.
Golf is uncertain, says G. Evans.
There are many would-be golfers who
will agree with this.
Bat Nelson admits he is not has
been. George Memsic. who is differ
entity constituted, says he is.
Dartmouth never will be dropped by
Harvard so long as football remains
slightly different from ping pong.
Del Gamer, first baseman of the De-
troit Tigers, says his lame wrist is
mended and that he will be in fine
shape for the coming campaign.
Marty O'Toole has returned from a
visit to his Oregon prune orchard,
for which he headed right after the
close of the National league season.
1t is hard luck that America will
have to stand for having Billy Papke
and Frank Klaus battle in Paris. Bouts
like that ought to be staged in some
ones barn.
Zbyszko, through Jack Herman: Il
challenge Gotch and Mahmount for the
worlds title" Gotch: Duck hunting
is fine" Klank: ''Mahmout is still
fighting the Turks in Turkey"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18
AVIATOR GETS FRENCH PRIZE
Henry Deutsch Purse Given to Andre
Beaumont for Aviation Exploits
Many Candidates.

The French Academy of Sports, a
body which seeks to be in the athletic
world what the Academic Franchise
is to literature, had the task of
awarding the Henry Deutsch annual
prize of $4,000 offered for the feat
which aided most in the progress of
humanity. The academy had a di-
versified list of seats from which to
choose.
Aviation provided ten candidates.
Other fields of sport were represent
ed by Bouin. the foot racer, winner of
the international cross-country race
in England; the boxer Carpenter, who
beat Young Josephs in England and
Harry Lewis in Paris; the swimmer
Burgess, who got across the channel;
Louis Percy, the worlds champion
shot with q regulation army rife, and
Rallier de Baty, for his trip round the
world in a small sailing boat.
The last named was a strong favo-
rite, as his 1S.000-mile trip in a A.
ton ketch, with his brother and four
sailors for company, was an extraor-
binary feat. Eventually, however,
the academy awarded the prize to
Andre Beaumont, otherwise Naval
Lieutenant Conneau, for his aviation
exploits.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18
Not Used 20 "Hioh Life"

An old farmer was in London visit
ing his son, who had got on in the
world, and who kept a large house,
servants, etc.
When the two sat down to dinner
the first night q manservant waited
upon them, and was most assiduous
IN his attentions to the old farmer
After watching his antics for a bit the
guest exclaimed:
What the mischief are ye dancin'
about like that for? Can We not draw
in yer chair and sit down? I'm sure
there's enough here for the three Of
us.'-London Mail
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18
ZBYsZKo MAKES ANNUAL BID
Manager Herman Ready to Post
$1,000 to Bind Match With Gotch
Two Clubs Offer Purses.
Jack Herman has again butted init

Jack Herman has again butted into
sporting circles. Incidentally Jack
has $4,000 in bills of large denomina-
ton which he is mad to get rid of.
All he wants to do with that dough
is to post it as forfeit-a sort of
bait to coax Frank Gotch back into
the wrestling game.
1t seems that Gotch is telling the
folks on his Iowa farm that he intends
to retire with the championship
packed away in the barn. That's what
is worrying Herman. The latter is
guiding Zybszko through the mazes
of the graphing sport and wants to
chance at the title.
Manager Herman claims the man
agement of the Salt Lake Amusement
company stands ready and willing to
hang up a purse of 100000 for a
match between the two stars of the
hammerlock division. In behalf of
Zbyszko, Herman is agreeable to the
offer and is perfectly willing to allow
Gotch to dictate the terms.
1t can be winner take all, split any
other way, or Twill sign articles Civ
ing Gotch the lions share of the
purse whether he wins or loses,' de-
clares Herman.
You'll have to admit that Zbyszko
stands second only to Gotch in the
list, and it is only fair he be given a
chance at the title. Naturally, if
Gotch persists in his statement that
he is through with the game will
claim the crown on behalf of nv crap
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18
Return to American system.

The English boxing system of ref.
erecting boxing matches, with the off
cial sitting outside the ropes, is a
ching of the past at New York box.
ing clubs. The system has been given
a four weeks trial at the Forty-fourth
Street Sporting club and has met the
disapproval not only of the club Off
Gals but also of the state athletic COM
mission
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18
zybszko, Polish Wrestler.

pier. That is not much more than an
empty honor, which is not pleasing t.
Zbyszko.
In addition to the Salt Lake offer,
the Pittsburg A. c. is willing to hang
up liberal purse for the match. AZ
I said before, Gotch can do all the die
tating regarding the division of the
purse. All Zbyszko wants is chance
at the title"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18
. THANKSGIVING Query.

A little girl on awakening Thanks
giving morning was asked what she
was thankful for.
"Oh, big turkey dinner and no
school," was the prompt reply.
But" inquired her mother in sur
prise, ARE you not thankful that you
have papa and mammal"
ooh, can be thankful for them any
day."
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18
Hard Hitters.

Babe Borton, the first sacker of
the Sox, according to figures from
the Western league, show that he was
the leading batsman of that or
ganization. Zwilling, another young
ster, who was given trial with the
Sox few years ago, has been doing
great work. He hit for an average of
341.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18
commandments Motion.

Farmer (seeing a water cart for the
first time)-Dang me, Halbert, IL
these Lunron chaps amt smart! Just
look what that fellers fixed up at the
back of is wagon to keep boys from
hangin' on be'ind!"-London Sketch
Sketch.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18

Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and invig-
crate stomach, liver and bowels. Sugar-costed,
Sny granuIes, easy 70 take as candy. Adv.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18

If one gave voice only to ones
thoughts one wouldn't talk so much.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18

To man the most fascinating wo-
man in the world is the one he almost
but not quite, wca.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18

as the ''Three-Fingered Wonder" He
was a great fielding pitcher. One of
his great fielding plays at Detroit
helped to save the worlds flag for
the Cubs.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18

Advice From an Acquaintance.
Nov If l can get some acquaintance
to indorse my note"
Better try some stranger"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18

Most of the SO called theatrical stars
are rockets.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18

The honeymoon is on the wane
when hubby quits taking wife every
where he goes.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-12-18
rsplcuouS.

Mrs. Winslow-s Soothing Syrup for ChildreD
teethiug, softens the gums, reduces inhamma-
zion, RIlays pain cures wind collie, 25c bottle ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
Rnslanb pg Sapan.

S0pis life ullc Slllentprfer 1(uur
fell, ltaar Ger0e1r otter ioran s(f=
ill1ninge11 al Ell al bisie ltprpolitiife
Sperensfpm tier, Scr u0bnluneres
lom ct mt Hont pon Trebent og
bpor en- gobtroenbe Srcbicmo11b 1nao
betale @il6et. 2igelom Sen engelif
frantic G11te1,te / lin Gio blep ilut=
tet paa Ell 8pttebonoel ON sggpp=
ten og Nforoffp, og Sen engcllf=rllsz
Ililfe g11te11te bab6e Yeriiens foftiife
|9eling til 6plge, ltaor hit, efter alt
lat 0pmme, 9fuslan0 og SSapon / @e=
'greb meo at in0goa en- slllionce,
|bpis 6orr1ool er enbelig at faltl(oa
9elingen al @}antlcfu1riet og Mon~
goliet iom EN- nretslig" ajen0sejer-
ming. 6oftiif bar jo allerebe for
,Ienglt SSopan iifret Jig Spb-Mont-
icburiet og &uslonb oen norolige
I9el af benne fine1tlfe @rooil1s, men
|bet er fife lpffe0eS at fao Sc ol1bre
|@tornnogter til officielt at orer=
|fin0e oenne 1poget formlple 8emng=
tigelie al Meitens @obs. geu ipnes
in1iolertio &onjnl1fturerne at pere
|gunltige berfor, og Sapanerne be-
|nDtter ba lom gobe sSorretningsfolf
Mnleoningen.
Som i'm 9lgent far Sen iapanifa
|&egiering u6ien0t e11 al Sc 5tots=
nnl1O, bpi5 9eapn pil opre llpleliJ
|fnpttet ill @tltorien ON 9ippons
&enGslance, Spirit &otlura, SSupans
Nfiniltercbef unber @rige1 n1e0 9ius=
lo11o og MI SEN birfelige 9e6er al
oet al1npgtige Militerparti. &an
er rigtignof for Si6en / Sppolition,
! ibet bm bor funoet bet beniigts=
|mesiigt at bige Sp0e for Sen III
herole" Niorfi saio11ii, io,n ffal ID
! ge at bringe SSapan nogenlun0e pao=
ifp6e / fina11ciel Senieen6e. Wfe11
&Ieften mellem Sc to @errers poll.
,,tiffe 5tnnhpl1rfter ct life ltgrre.
tello at soionji fan betro lin 6or-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
Surben rltubt.

II islanoife Ttifere pmfpmne. ST.
ifefr1tteren uSilbe1" Ser tilberer
si5geirrion / SlafjorO, er totalt for
lit; II .MQ110 omfomne.
Gn Sjeneitcpige @iel, teltamen=
tereoe fort fpr i'm 1po lit &erifob
5000 &r., lom bun bap0e utjent"
bcD sSnofjFbe1e.
Sripclis bar faaet i'm fgrlte ito
ienife slnis, ct illultreret 0agblao
fal0et vS,Slr1ppa SStalia".
s iSranfrigc por Ser for 20 elar
iioe11 fl1apt ct Bar @unOrebe &pin=
ser onlat / 5tote11s 1jenelte, I'LL er
ser oper $4,000.
@icns gDraaS bor bellnttet, at
Sen bergmte gurgtbeoter=S =Sfl1elpil=
Iertn6e @borlotte @olters jor6iife
2epni1rger MT ifol operfpres til Ell
9gresgrop paa Ge11tralfirfegoor6e11
9c ipcnife statsifope bor ct ian1-
let 9lreaI al oper S,940,000 @eftor.
Mon regner, at Sotalpnr0ien belg=
Der Jig til 1o1, 100000 aroner oq
at gprbie1 oeo S116fjeb al iaafal6te
u@ronoporfer" iioite Nor ct itege>
meo ca. / wiin. ar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
EN- Sag, rpffe0e slrpeDe11oen fre'n
til Gtotens bpieIte Dtast.

|
Sg Sen npe 9fegiertng far toget
bQorbt fat. s[lle n1ilitrre Spera=
tioner / 9(lbonien CT inbltille0e.
Ser CT afielt0t en- &pmn1islio11, bois
6orrnonD er Ell ellbm1er. BelejringS=
| ltillton0en &pnltalltillppcl, Ser blep
erflerct for tire slar libe1L ppbG-
Ipes, pg Ser uolteoe5 sl,nnelti for al
le moo Set nngtprfilfe 93egimente
begaaeoe politiife Torieclier. Com
ct lille 2Dsglimt nirfcr en- Hrofla=
nation fra Militrrligoen, ser bel
upregl1er lt1rgtprferres Torieelier,
men 6og pnifer, at Sen fo11ltitl1tio=
nellie iSorfotning ifal beltua.
Ger beb.,oeS npe @alg cn 1lGr
6ren1tio. Set ltoar ga til Oct tDr-
fife Soft ielp, OH Bet pil gipe @fi=
litnrligaens Eolitif iin Gililutning,
eller ON Set pc0 paanp at ltenune
!! er Mfaipritet al llagtprfere i11o pil
| ifobe baablps 6oruirri1g. slllere0e
l6fter Jig a0parenoe &p1ter I Sen
europeiife Stornogtspreslc. &o=
binetterne er grebet al Nerpplitet,
| tbt lpffe6es Set fife Sen ny &egje-
ring at fabe oroneo eoe Silitm1oe, iao
er set en- operpejenoe SunbiDnligbeb
for, at Set bollenoc 9alfonfob6el if
fe mere riper 9incn oper og ltprtcr
Igs. 5oo CT Sen giennem mango
Mor mes @rn foruoietc @cgtoe11beh
11unbgooelig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
Song @aafpn 40 elar.
Soma

Song Saafpn 40 slar. Song
Saafon al george fplote Sen 8. slu-
quit 40 slor &ongen mootog sl11=
leoning al 9agen mango 8epiier
pao Sen @engipenbe6, ban bor bun=
bet bos Set norife 6olf Sc lpp
Mar, BON far regjeret.
S Soston, GnslanS, bapoe 40
slrbejoere og 9lrbei0erifr trn1pgt iig
1anlnen en- inaper Gang for at
1e bet engelife &ongepars gfstratog
posiere. @angen, Ser bgrte til So
brifsbpg1ti11gen, / bpilfeu Sc bar be-
if9ftiaebe, ltprteoe ian1n1en, og alIe
falot 20 500 ne6 i Sen bro1agte
@aaro 0epitel1 ollie iaoreoes baar6t,
'6 lipsfarligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

4F'l1p1t' S SEY ~ VI
|bo4otes ser i Z A|e!oos !
Moa11co ct fire Gages 4Jas1z
&nislel @pjlfole for 9onlf=slmerifa.
mere.
@trpnet inbleoebes 111eo en- Sell
Sen i. SsS1,li, 9(1nerifanerl1eS Sribeos=
bog.
@altor &ilbcgooro fra Niulfegon
iom er fsot / ct om1if Silent / Slime
rita, tolte fjgnt ON Set ltore frie
2anb beropre r1eb oe rige @f11ligbe-
Ser - set felles 6eorelono for Sc
mango forlfiel1ige melle1n sltlo1ter=
bonets og StilIebapets &plter. rMi1
anbet 6e0relm1o" falote bnn set
Son ltob Ser ung og frilf, oo11lt
iom 1roge>1, / Sale og Sarelnaooe
Iaa n1ol, fom til at tG11fe paa, at
geopnet 9unn1arf og banlf inoebol-
ser Geroier meb 2epefraft uo ope1
2u1,oegrnl16ler og SioSrum.
9ereiter tolte Ste6ets Erelt, So
ltor @onien, Multeo, ON De hore
iterfe Soner ira &irfe og Sjem
io,n life 1non operogpes al Soaeer,
lon1 folber 110ub.
@eo, &affeboroet o111 el1tenel'
pefsle6e Sole pg Song nnber GLAD
oe bpggelig 5ten1ning.
3agen efter foretoges Ell l1oflngt
til Sfoge1, bpori Sfplens 9prere
og @leper ogloo beltog.
Sgroog oel1 6. Suli gif Suren til
flo6e @offer peo Sreberifsbubn, og
1en fplge11oe Sag i111tteoe Sarnoaret
lneb vslmerifuner11e" meo en- l1o=
fl,gt til Solne (meliem 6reoerifS=
bann og @jerring), bpor @enntps=
Iels ungbon1sfpreninger bolot oeres
uar1ige Son1mer11gbe. Haffor 9ei=
bierg ira 9ip1teo @ej5fo1e, etebr..
bo1ot sSorebrog ONT sli6rabom 9tn=
coin, rs(nerifus bebite Sdn", ban,
bpis Sale por ssso, So! og 9fei 9eel!
= oa Yoltor Mrgult &ri1te11len toltc
ON Set, rigtig at bnre bje1nme, /
lit @jen1, lit Solf, alrfe og N'c=
nigbe6.
l111oer Stnpnet gift elrhejoet poo
5fo1en ioo pibt nuligt lin bon1igc
@ang. : 9faur mm me1lem 81
merne la111lebes / @une11 o9 / 9tl1=
erne, bppr 1Sor1tan0erporret SfeDns
lom &prt ng &grtinoe gjorDe alt
gobt og bpggeligt for @jGlterne, 1T
mon molge,1 en- jrp11 og bpggelig
Eosiior ON Inr1ner1,e5 2ip Set
fjerne Selten.
=, 5oaooune Gtpn1er JONI bette bi=
brager liffert itGrft til at fnptte
@oono mellem 9anife puo begge
Siber 9(tlonten. Sg gib Sc 111oa
ni11oe 9ilIutning, 0isie Smao1ten,
ner rrln0t ON 9onoet, bppr ser er
6plf npf iom gjer11c pil toge i1noo.
6. 8. g. { u9pjifpleM. ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16

euuecr oa la1roIpnliec Gfterfpleer
en- al Sc pigtiglte 0iislioner, en- ia
panlf Statsman0 bar babt.
st Jprlt aatil1ras 9ejie CT al en-
ierlig politiif 8etpOning, 0erom ~
nes mon nl1 lfr. gS. &riltiunio
nMftenpolten", poa alle &urter at
bGre laa nogenlul,Oe pao Set Genc
meb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-08-16
gra maHl1tngtnt1:

&ongreslen ltaar i 8egreb mes
at afllntte en- Sesiion, iom MI bar
baret ooer $50 Gage. @ioen Sc
5orenebe Staters 9fegjering blep
orgo1lileret, far ser fun bpret lpp
!uafbruote Sesiioner al itprre 2e1w-
DC. afaalt efter slntallet al 11pe
Sobe, lom er be0taget, far 0enne
SeSlion fife beret ieroeles frugt=
bar pao lnegen ollnin0elig 9opgtp-
ming, ioet 0et bopeoiagelfg ct ueo
ltore 1tofpn1pebe 5pgrgsn1Qol, at
ben bar lin S1teresie.
Eolitiif 9lftipitet far bjulpet til
lat forlnl1ge Sen, og politiif lleniq-
beo mellenr @uiet og 5enatet, set
enc oenofratilf og Set o1p6et fontro=
leret al ct uofb9ngigt Clement / set
republitonlfe Forti far tjent til at
1ta11ole 9epi(gningslopene og bin6re
5remgong meo neget al Sen a(n1i1,=
Delige 9opgipning.
svtonge ltore oorlige 8epi(g1il1gs-
lobe, lon1 bur6e bore troo6t &raft
Dem lite Sllli, CT el1011u @ienltono
for Strio mellem Sc to 1uie. aeil1=
ore Soogioniltgsorbej0er og pigtige
Spprgslnool of olrnen ssnteresie
te11fes logt tilii6e ct 1origg pao
at opnoo Njournering al @esiionen
paa Seroog eller set ienelte inoen
uogongen at nelte uge.
3ernofraternes Sorifp(al1er bor
mgot Yrpitoente11s SSeto igien sem
ne Sesiion ligeiom Gfstroleslio-
ten 1911. @uiet pebtog Gorif(ope
for l1lo, 8on1ulo, Staol og sSser,1,
&emifolier og Suffer, iomt en s(f=
cielop til Jordgelie of @totsin6tua=
terne. &11n 2obene til Mepilion al
nlotoloen bar bi6til 11ooet 8rnii=
benten. ltl6=9opel1 hIen 5e(oqt mes,
@eto ii6ite ltge, og ct Teto i111g6e=
ices for Metol= =2oben. Gariflopene
beotoges / Senotet pe6 Ell iSorlrpelic
at Mlliancen mellem Demofrateruc
og De Frogresiibe, en- slIIiance, lom
frotog oe ioofol6te regulnre 93epl,b=
l1fonere 9cbelien / Sel1otet o9 unit
ltg9joroe noget 2opgip11ingspro=
gram for Sem.
Set oen1ofratiife Sns far fortlut
bet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ion pru-
geoe Gfstralesiionelr ifjor. @tool=
trult=aor1iteen, iom 1plig ofgop
MojoritetS= og Viil1oritctsrapport /
Sulet, o1rbefoleoe oeientlige 6oru1=
oringer / gnti=Erultlopene; men no.
gen 6ren1ga11g 9fetlling al M 9(n=
notwithstanding er fife blepen
giort.
llnSerlo0ellen al iSorbol6et n1eo
9en1pn til &algfan1pu6gifter bor le-
Oct til l1oorbej6elle al 2opforlloa
om Sffentliggj6relie al @olou6gif-
ter, Der ian6ipnlignis oil blipe peb=
to9et ben fonmen6e Ginter. Nqi=
tationel1 for cit enfelt iefs sCarS
Ereiioenttermin pe1rtes ogloa at
babe til 6elge gul1ltig 9lfgjgrelle /
npite Sesi ion for ct s(menoement til
&onltitutionen.
Mfgjerelien al 9orillrer=Soqen
n1eotprte en- nD langborig @on1p /
Senotet> Ser enote mes 15orfoltelle
al Sllinois= s=Man6ens syltl6moqter.
@n l1noeripgelle al @olget af @eno,
tor Stepbenlon al @isco,piin en0te
meo en- slfgjdreIle til bons 95oroel.
Sen 136e sQ1guit pe6tog SUI
let otter l1l0=2obe,t> oper Grplioen-
tens Seto, meo ia 5ten1n1er moo
80, men oet forDe11tes life, at set
lober fig giGre / @enotet.