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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-26

The present Congress has seen some
friction between the Democratic lead
ers of the House and the Republican
executive departments, especially in
the case of the veteran Secretary Of
Agriculture. This may have been
the inspiration of Representative
slayden's poetic allusion when, in OPP
posing certain appropriation for
agricultural purposes he said:
"Mr. Chairman, the question is not
whether we are going to interfere
with agriculture here or elsewhere.
Crops will still be planted and will go
OH growing, and perhaps under the
direction of the present Secretary Of
Agriculture, who is himself a good
deal like Tennyson's brook
"'Men may come and men may go
But go on forever"
To which Mr.. Mann remarked in an
audible aside that Mr.. Slayden him
self had been going on" for eight
successive congresses.
The Florida Everglades matter has
been discussed in Congress and inves-
tigated in committee. 1t has caused
two employees of the Department of
Agriculture to be dismissed and, as
Secretary Wilson testified before the
committee recently, has been the &C.
casion "of much coquetting with the
truth"
But not one of the allegations male
with reference to the Everglade lands
makes quite so vivid an impression
as the testimony of an Iowa investor
quoted by Representative Akin of
New York, during a discussion of The
subject in the House.
The Iowa man had bought some Of
the Everglade land by mail, and had
gone down there to see it, and he
made this remark:
~ have bought land by the section;
have bought land by the acre; I
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-26

r such women nothing equals
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-26

vision from the right eye Early in
his Oakland fight Togo was struck in
the right eye and went through his
ten rounds almost blinded.
Under the conditions, with Togo in
bad shape for eyesight, Robinson
fees that the boy could not afford to
take chances with the vision that is
left him.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-26

Cspecial Correspondence Of the starr
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 15.-
When Senator Root makes a joke In
the Senate there IS no suggestion Of
sledge hammer methods--no boyish
and at times wildly exuberant aban-
con such as is apparent in the delib-
erations Of the House, where the mem
bers rap each other constantly over
tie head for the party affiliations, and
laugh uproariously at predictions for
next November pertaining to the sue
cess or failure, as the case may be-
Of the respective parties.
Not at all Senator Root inserts a
quiet little remark into the debate
and his opponent is almost ready to
reply before he catches the subtle
sting and the laugh overtakes him
and his colleagues.
Senator Shoots printing bill offer
cd the opportunity for discussion of
the distribution of the Congressional
Record, which many of the Senators
wish to make more available to the
public. Senator Bristow of Kansas
was questioning the estimated cost
of postage for a million copies Of
that document when Senator Root in
terrupted:
"Mr. President" he said, 81 should
like to ask the Senator from Kansas
if he appreciates how heavy the Con-
gressional Record really is?"
And following that question the Rec
ord for that day reports that there
was laughter"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-26
The Housewives Health Is Precious

The happiness Of the whole family depends greatly
strength housewife
she be the
household
duties that she n perfect
such nothing
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-26
Stearns' Wine of Cod Liver Extract

the tonic AMI appetizer which that
with the delicate strengrenewne
taste of cod liver
millions unite in prasing its
value health
STEARNS'-he
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-26
THE PLACE TO GO.

Those who have not been on the lee
side of this island know not what
they have missed in the way of pure
air and marine and mountain seen
cry. Down at Haleiwa where the best
hotel on the island is the climate Is
delightful, the sea bathing unexcelled
and such as fills the souls Of poets
with ideas on the subject of values
and begets inspirations. Then, to get
down to material things the food sup,
plies the essentials of strength, good
digestion and good humor. Trains go
to the door.
The classified Ad" page Of The
Star is the peoples want" forum. II
wiki bring results every time.
Fine Job Printing, Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-26

Star classified Ads" are read by
everybody. The cost is only one cent
per word.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-26

Fine Job Printing, Stat office
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-12-06
LONG COATS NOW REVERSIBLE
Double Effects Obtained by Simple
Means and q Radical Trans
formation Effected.

What more applicable term can be
used in talking of revers than re-
yersible7 The very meaning of the
words revers implies a double role
and in no seasons styles is 1T eXempli
ned more emphattoally than in the fall
modes.
Long coats are making use of the
reversible Idea. A double effect Is OBJ
tainable by turning over one rever
buttQains back another style. or de-
tachlng seemingly permanent collar
and changing its adjustment with an
entirely new effect.
For the storm coat there are many
buttons and buttonholes that multiply
the roles to be played by the coat. A
long double rever can be unfastened
turned over to one side and flattened
down into plain protective collar.
A single rever Is loosened the under
portion pulled out and 10, vest Is
revealed that was never guessed at
before!
Buttonholes are placed in unusual
places, but If you investigate. you
will find that they have use in the
reversible act that Is played by the
happy wearer.
One coat can be transformed into
another by this reversible feature,
which Is characteristic of the new
models
The gain Is the woman's. Style has
been kind to femininity, and comfort
plus charm in line and ornamentation
are features that promise satisfaction
to all
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-12-06
FRESHENlNG UP OLD GOWN
Little Touches That VIII Give New
Appearance to Garment Ono
ls Tired OF.

Every woman has a serge or dark
silk dress in her wardrobe for cool
days. Before the summer Is half over
she feels that she is tired of it and
that 1t looks bit shabby. For such
people let me suggest buying set of
the new collar and cuffs made of white
dull kid with deep border in dull
black leather. They have just appear
ed the last few days. The collar is the
round Dutch shape, about three and a
half or four inches deep, with inch
vide hem Of the black. This is joined
0 the white part by means of cat
titching in coarse black thread, which
ives 1t crude but nobby effect. The
lainness Of the whole thing is re
eved by tiny straps Of the white
Gather which fasten to small gun
metal buckles. The cuffs match ex-
.ctly and are about five inches wide.
This set worn with a clinging black
iharmeuse gown, but in perfectly plain
straight lines would, as you can easily
imagine, set 1t off most completely.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-12-06
Novel Trimmings.

Many of the smartest hats have a
very tiny bunch Of flowers placed in
the most careless manner anywhere
on the brim, just at the edge. One
made Of delicate lavender mousseline,
with goffered frills covering the brim.
has a tiny pink rose trimmed with for
,get-me-nots on the extreme edge of
the brim at the left side.
A wreath OF oats, mingled with fiat
rosettes of very bright blue forget
me-nots, looks charming on hat Of
the picture type carried out in white
chip. Royal blue velvet strings COM
pie the decoration of the model.
Field flowers are greatly liked. but
they are of an immense size, which Is
very noticeable on a black Tagal
straw hat. of a round shape, trimmed
with . loose bunch of Clocks" pop
pies and corn flowers rising to a great
height at one side.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-12-06
HOW, WHEN, why
A SECOND ADVENT
Denver DIvinaS on Right Track,
Says Pastor Russell.
No oWorid Burning-Satant to Be Bound.
Sin, Sickness and Death to Be Con-
quered-Man to Be DeIivered-The
Power Vested In Messiah-His King
dom Near-How 1t Will Appear.

Denver, Dec. l.
This city is stirred!
Seventeen pastors
of all denominations
have been discuss
ing The Second Ad-
vent for a month.
Now comes Pastor
Russell telling us
all that "The earth
abideth forever -
that it will never
he destroyed by lit
eral fire. According
to him the great
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-12-06
DEMONSTRATED WANTED

A good man to demonstrate the
National Vacuum Cleaner in Sui
livan County, A fine proposition
to the right party. Address, The
REPUBLICAN News ITEM, Laporte,
Pa.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-12-06
INGALLS, MAGAZINE

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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-12-06
Ladies! Save Money . and
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McCalPs Magazine Will
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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-12-06
MILLINERY NOTICE

| have just received a fine line
OF Fall and Winter Hats, of the
very latest styles, and am Offering
them at most reasonable prices.
Come and look them over, they
are all beauties.
LIZZIE MCMILLAN.
Laporte, Pa.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-12-06

White cambric with blue stripe is
used for this dress. The plain skirt
Is set to the bodice with a narrow
band of plain blue material. this is
also used for collar and cuffs and tab
below collar; buttons are sewn on It,
Materials required: Four and one
half wards 27 inches wide. one-half
yard plain for trimming, three buttons
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-23
saS.cmaba.

Z. 9. Sell Saluon, 1926 I.Str.
geites Bier. sSeiner Sreilund.
Geiti6er 9ciu6 tuiafommen.
gidditen SnmItog lit Die lebte
8eIegenbeit gum regiItriren. 8er
iitb nidt regiitrirt bat, fam BET
Der ndditen giopemberlpabl ni6t
Itimmeu
Ser South Omaha 9iepu6lifani.
i6e Stub miro beute g(benO in iei.
nen Gdumlihfeiten 443 nor0li1e
a. StraBe cine Wtaiienberiamm.
lung abbalten, BEL pel6er mebrere
6erborragenoe 9ieouer glnipra9en
lialten lper0eu.
gti6tsmtBige 9fangen ieiiten 9icn-
itog 9lbeno bas StraBenbabtseIeiie
5pii6eu Der II luro 8 StrdBe Elm,
iatSaB Die Dtotorlpagen nidt i'm
Stanoe paren ben etipas iteilen
Siigel 81 erflinlmen. Grit beute
1e9en nelm llbr WtorgenS gelatg es.
0en @emeinidooen 8u beieitigen 10
boB Die StraBenbabnipageu sic
Strede ipie0er befnbren fonnten. Die
Garperbin6ung 5lpiihen sQbrigbt
rno Siio.0mabn NOR bon s ll6r
glbenoS bis | llbr 9ta6tS unter-
bro6en.
0ienitng bate cine lungepobnIitb
rege 3ufubr bon 9finopieb, Sdoien
lalo 2Gmulern ST. ner3cihncn. $500
Stiif 91inobieb unO $1,000 Sdofe
unO 2anuner puroen ouigetrieben
luO bradten eineu boberen Greis
mic bergaugenc 8o6c.
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GtIabrfn
CUR ST.!
9rcijc6n SdJiffbriidlise nndl icds.
iagigcr SrriaiIrt Berettet.

Corpus G6riiti, %. 0ftcbcr.
gon Der biciigen Sebensrettrugs.
mamidait bcute 10 Sfiii6riid)iac,
llcbcrIcbcnOe Oes Ganlpiers rglica.
ragua", melher am t6. Oftobcr
pGbreno eines Stirrmes mterging,
III Sihcrbeit eebraht. 9ie Sd)ifi.
triIdi1en beinnOen lid in 3pci flei,
uen auOerbooten nno batten ifredi
lide Seiocn olirf5ilmoden. llnter
Nen @erettetcn befinoet lid aid Der
anpitdn oes Gantpfers, 6. G6a.
parra. gr iagte. Dab ais iie iidI
nlii Der Sobe BON Tampito, Der,
befonoen, Der 0ampier BON einenl
iurdtbaren Sturm betrofien lpuroe,
fpel6cr oas Stcuer fortrib. Der
Gnntpier uuroe BON ben 8eqen
peridlagen mO orobte, in Stiide 81
gebcn. Hettnnasbootc iuuroe misge.
iebt SefS Dianil Ser gei1bitng
nuroel iiber 9oro geipiilt. 3ipei
anoerc 9oote nit - Motroien iino
beridoIlen. Die SdiiibrI6igen
roren Jpei Gage obne @aier rmS
2ebensmittel. = Die .giicaragua"
hattie cine Snoung 9aumipoIIe i'm
@ertbc bon 100000.
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GaIt-Gltkto-
rfn 6egrti6! ]!
SaS StaatsObrrssridt bGlt BIZ
GnfideiOnns in unierer in.
ltanj anfrrdDt. s.-.

2incoln, 9te6., 90. Sftober.-3ic
Staatsoberridter baben heute glad).
mittag einitinmig Die gntiheiomg
ubgege6en, Oab Die gianlen Der Gait.
Glettoren in Der republifaniidlen
Solonne oes @nbljetteIs per5ei6net
lteben nliiiien. 1.a
Doourf peroen iene ieds glet,
loren, lpeId)e ii6 bel Den I'M glpril
iiattgeflnoenen @ablen aIs 3ait.
Glettoren I oblen IieBen, an ben
Gepublifanern nber 8erratb iibtet
nno ii6 5u Der Bull Wtooie 9artei
befannten, BON Dem republifaniidell
Iidet geitri6en.
StaotsiefretGr 8aite bate 6ereitS
rcrber, ebe Die euti6eiouna Der
Sberrdlter eriolgte. Die ,@obI5cttsI
in Der BON Dem GiitriftSgeri6t bon
Sancaiter Gountp obgegebenen Sin,
ne Oruden loiien. 9enn inter ocnt
Gcicb miiiien Die 8abl5ettel bis
ipGteitens belte Den GountpcIerts
OeS Staotes 5iigeianot iperoen.
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gerbansnisOOller 9iinsfampf.
5Ohn 9igan Onrd Elm 1eniter &C.
idllsubert nnO Snrdlihneibet
iidJ babel bic SdJlagaber.

Soc Gorman imo SSobn GDan,
beiOe i'm SaOens 6oteI, 3t3 moro.
llde 10. StraBe ipobnbaft, lieBen
iid fir einen giniab BON 80 Gents
III einen gfingtanpf elm. SSSn Der
Site bes Samples tanen Tie eillen
S4oufeniter 5lt nabe, lmo nit &C.
Uolti9em Sdplmge ihleuoerte gtor-
mat ieinen @egner in oasIelbe bin.
Gin. Hpan erIitt cine flaffenOG
g8un6e om &aIie; Die S6IogaSer
mar ibm 0nrdi6uitten uno ebe man
ibn nad Dem Creighton Meoit1l
College idaffcn fonltte, bate er cine
Ienge glnt berloren. Mian brad.
tie i'm mad, sfnIegnng eiHes AsfJ.
berban6es na9 Dem ct. eSoIepb's
Soipitol, mo- er iniolge oes groben
gIutuerlultes ieinen @eiIt aufgab.
Ser 8erItorbene lpar crit 81 Sabre
alt. gtormnn ielbit trug erbe6lide
SdnittDunoen ouoon; altd ipuroen
mebrere llmite6enoe, neld)e Dem
aiingfanpfe 5uidullten, burb @las.
iplitter berlett.
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Wcnia anitedenSe aranf6eiten.

@egcnpdrtig bat Die Stobt Sna.
ba MIR 5ebn 56lle BON aniteden0en
9ranfbeiten niif5npeiien. 5iinf Ser.
ionen lieeen an Der 0ipbt6eritis
harnieOer, orei an SdarIadfieber
into 5luci on o,Wpelitis. Seit
Sabren iiuN mtf Dem bieiigen Csc.
iilnobeitsumt nidt 10 peuige onlte.
denoe arontbeiten 9emeloet iporbcn,
mic sur iesigen 3eit. 3ur iel6en3eit.
periobe oes 8oriobres bate Omaba
"a EeriOnen auf5itpeiien, ipel6e
NIT anitedenOen 9ranfbeiten bebaf.
tet iporen.
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in Gonntn.@aiie fehlen $685., $50

Columbus. g., 90. Oftober.-
Staatserantinator 8lib iuterbreitete
Geutc Dem Stoatsauoitor ssuIling,
ton 6aS ereebnis ieilter ltnterill.
dung Der 5inan3lage bon 9arfe
Goluttp, Sbio, peldc ii6 iiber flint
Sabre eritredt. Sierna6 lpitroen in
genanntenr 3eitraitm $685., ,490.59
Der Gountp aaiie entnornen,
noriiber ieoer geleg febIt. Gonntp.
beamte uuo aontrnftoren ioIlen iid)
IN bie geltte getbeilt baben.
9lnflagen inurOen erboben geaen
q, 3. Sippel. 8ln $. Toipnieub
mo z. 8. 9reiper iriibere Gountp,
aommiiiare, iowic geaeu 6. s.. 2ott,
GGerf Der aonlmiiiion uno 8. v,
Guruer, aaSonitor bes 9iot6ballIes.
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Golontl Roof
pflt woblaut!
8irO aber Dor nddJiten 9onneritaa
feline Seiudler empiansen.

oDiter 9op, 90. cftober. Sol.
0looicuelt erireiite iid ciues aeim.
ben S6lofs lmo nobm elm fr1ftiecs
6riibitiid Elm. naeine Neiuder bis
9onperitag" ertldren 6ie gler5te,
i,nS mebrere 5reunoe 9iooicDelts :
inubten mieoer ab5ieben, obne ion
iprcden 5u oiirfcu. equator Ti-
ION, @m. $. Sotd)fiB mo Geo. VI.
Eerfins DerOen i'm ntorseu 5lierit
beilifen.
glunlen, ipelfe bon ShuIfinoerll
bes Gountps glaiiau nad Saaamore
Sia geianot iuuroen, biIoeten Die
cin5igen 3ei6en oes offentIiten
@iufommens bel Der 9iiidfebr BON
Sol. 9iooieneIt.
Die s(erjte poIlen Sol. gfooicp,lt
erlaubeii, bic fir ben 30. Gftobcr
beabiiftigte Gompagnei6hlB sleoc
im gMaoiion Square @aroen" 5lI
Rep sorf 5u balten, abcr iutr I'M,
ter Der 9ebinonng, OaB er bis 90.
lin abiofute 9iube babe. Mud, miro
nidt ertpnrtet oab er I1ltgcr as
einc baI6e Stluloe bort lprcdcll
luir0.
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Commercial eln6.

@eitern iparen Die 9ireftoren oes
Commercial Club BON Dem Green.
tiDfontite 0esleIben 5lnn MittageIIcii
eingclaben, na6 tpeldem iene Gp-
mites, peIden es 3ii3uitreiben lit,
COB Der Glltb gegempdrtig iiber 10
elegante 9f1ume berfiigt, geridJt
iiber lire Oiesbe5iiglihen 9lrbeitcn
eritattete Die SSabresmietGe bc-
trGgt $t1, 800. Sam Burns, gor-
iiter 0eS MtgIieO-apnites, beridte.
te, oaS iih Die 0iitglie0er5nbl felt
hem 1. Sonuar 1912 BON GIG alf
1916 erbobt babe. s. Z. 4ounsc,
8oriiBer 0eS 6inan5fonlites. per-
mics auf oen gltten fiuan5ielIen
Stano bes Gibbs iino Ioriiber
@olilo 9icb bonn Sousfomite be-
riatete DaB Die Atsru66firgina Der
Glnbrditnc eineli &oitenallilpnlio
BON $t9,24S i'm @efolge gebabt ba.
ben
Die @eidihte 6eS Gereins ipnroc
BON ben Serren 3. s. 9prne, 6. 6.
Bruce, &. s. Gidens, GrdiiOent So
beritif, u. 9. &Silcor, S. 81. Suli-
6erlanO nnO 9f. s. Geters einge.
BenO beIel6tct.
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edlad,i IN gcrairu,!
Sic 6nrfte bente er6iinet iuorbcr
icin.

@oT1instcu, .. g., %. Gftobcr
-giahridtcn an oaS amerifaniihc
Staatsoepartenlellt laiien annebmen,
tab Die ShloAt i'm oen 9eiib bon
gerafru5, Wier, 5iuiideu ben &C.
lii 3in5'i6cn MebeIlen lmO ben 9ie-
gierlmgstrlppen. bente beeinnt.
0iaj puroe iebr bofIid 5r llcber.
eabe oiiigeioroert ermioerte abtr
ebcnio boili6. onb er iid genotbigi
icben meroe, bic Staot 81 pertbei-
higen.
IS iino nodnlnls nmtliAe Dor.
fcbrlngen III Der merItoniihen
Sniptitaot eriolsi oaB ameritoni.
ides eieentbunl ni6t perleet per-
Den ntrge; mo Die Winoero'ite gie.
eieriitg bat aud oieSbe5iiglide gu
iiderungen gebeben.
9n Der Staot Nerico ideint man
niligebort 81 baben ii9 ilber oie
9in5ife gtebellion Su beunrllbiden
man bate crit cine uiel grobere
ginsoehnitna OericIben cripartet. ols
BIOS auf 9erafru5 rno Die hinge.
gen0.
Spdtcr: 9as Vefeht fam belltt
gindmittog 5um s(usbrlld).
8io5 uno icin Stab iuurSen ge.
fnnaen getommen imO Die Jlcbellen
entlpaffnet.
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Die Seitellnnn bes Slfers.

9ie bon bieiigen 9a1ngeieIihof=
len bcutc berausgegebenen Grntebe.
ridte beiogeh ooB Der s(der iiir
Die 8ilterfri6t beIteIlt lei. Die
leidten lpdbrcllo Der iiingIten 3eii
erfolgten 9}odtfroite baben lpelentIib
eur Sdrtlng oe3 Gofns beigetraaeiL
uno Die 6arner balten ltlnihnu
mad Gorltpfliifern. SSlt etIihen
@e9enoen lit oas Ginbeintietl ser.
3uderriiben unO Der aartuffel ourd)
llaiie @itterlmg 8uriifgcbliehet. Die
3uferriibenernte oiirfte gcrehailiI.
gen 5ufolge IA 9uiDel per slder
crgeben.
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Ter gefer.M MorOpro5ek.
gertbeibisuns umroe benie init IT.
rem 3engenuerbOr fertig.

gleip gorf, 90. Gftober. -syobn
s. Sart umo 6. McSntpre, gln.
mdIte oes goIi5eileutnants 9eder
I'M gioientbaI.W Woropro5eb, berfiin.
0eten, Dab iie ibre gcmeisaufnobmc
idlliebc, obne geder auf Den Gen.
aenitanO 5u rltfen. McSntpre grifi
in ieiner glniprnde an Die @eidlpo.
rencn Die g(nfldaer geder's beitio
an imo beJeidnete iie ols Burden.
pelde Ole amerifaniide 5lasoe nifi
liebten, ionoern cine seiesIoie DIOR.
oerbanoe iei, lpeIhe na9oem Der
Rro5rb gegen gefer beenoet lit,
itraflos ausgeben peroen.
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gietail ejroeers Ser6auS.

80 rsSef--2sefpanos Do - Rl1 <Serusl
@rocers eripGblte III ieiner 9ien.
itag 9(6eno itattgefunoenen General
rerionmliug nadItebenbe genntte
Grdiioent-Gbas. =. Sbalu.
&iees BrGli0ent-@ @iie.
Sdabneiiter-6. $. Sanien.
Sefretdr-,SS. v. 9eder.
9ireftoren-4. 9lginsfe, s. San.
nigan, fSreo 6anien, 6. s. Sart,
90. S. &opeIl, S. 6. airf, 6. $.
@errifielo, Sobn Reterion; gpron
s. Heeo, 6. !. 5bop, SO. @iie.
goriibenoe Der oeri6ieOencn aoui.
tes- -llnterboItuugen: &. $. Mcrri-
iielo; sSinon8fontitc: 6, 8. Sart;
Mitglieoihoft: SSobn Gcterion; @e-
ieb9ebitng: gpron s. 9icco; 9e.
idtperoen: So. 8iie.
@5 tpuroe beldloiIcn, i'm Monot
Hobember Elm groBes 9otlfett in ci.
mem ser bieiigtn SoteIS abjubalten
mo ieoc lebte geriammIlmg i'm
@onot ourd) cine 9lben6unterbol-
tlmg sit beihlieBen. Wfan trGgt
iid NIT Dem Glan, llo6 hen 5eier-
taaen cine Elre 5000 Sboiu" bier.
ielblt ob5n6oIten.
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Die Gree bebt.

0lacon, Ga, 90. Ofto6cr.-Sm
c5ntraIen Georgia nltroe oeiteru
g(beuo Elm beitiger GroitoB bcripiirt
@erluIte bon NieniGenIeben iinr
GIiidliheripeiie nidjt 3u beflagen;
aud miro bis lett tein uenenSlper-
tier Sadi6aoeu aemeIoet. SSr
Dublin. so Nieileu bon bier, par
Der GroitoB beionoers beitig. Der
Staotrotb ipor Inn 0ieie Belt geraot
in Sibung, nno Ole StaOtbnIIe
idmonfte 10 beoentlid), oaB ii9 Die
Staotodter eiligit ouf Die StraBc
begaben. sSSn Bacon fam cine
$raiungscerentonie ploBlid gum
s(bbrud. Die 8ralit fiel nGmlid
infoIse oes gr0itoBes III 0bnma6t
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9altcn ylnts ermorbef.

Bridgeport, Conn.,, %. Sftober.
-&oie 9iinnis, Elm biibideS, ele-
giant gefIeioetes 5ralIen3immer,
ruroc BON fiinf MGmern IN Elm
Saricab gei6leppt, nad bem Gut.
nep 5rieoboi beforoert uno bon ben
aerlen BORT erif)oiien. 9rei ibrer
Moroer mur0en perbaitet, iinb elmer
herielben, 9uannomo, eeitano Der
Eoli5ei, OnB Die Grmoroete feline
6rau geipeien lei. 9ionnomo
ipo6nt IN Chicago. Nnn glau6t,
baB Die Sbat nit 6em fiir5lihen
9relt53ug gcgen oaS 2niter itt Chi
cago in ger6inbung itebt.
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Staotratbs bsiitnna.

9dS ans DEN aonlnliildret
MaDor 9ablnon, 9fpoer lmo Butler
heiteben0e aomite miro 6ie Stra-
Observation-Disclosures eriuden, bas
8eleiie bon Der Sherman 4pe. bis
3lr 8rolunc StraBc 5ll berldngern.
Die geipobner ienes Staottbeils bo-
ben oen Stootratb eriu6t, auf ois
StraBen6obnaeiellidaft einen mora.
lii6en 9rrf aus5iriiben, ltrn ibren
Oiesbe8iigliden 8iiniden nad5u-
fonmen.
sSene Groilton5. ipelde Ser II. 8.
l,no Ser 9. & 90. gabngeieai6aft
cos Re6t giebt, innerbaIb 0es
@eidbiI0eS ser Staot 9abn6riidet
im5ubauen reip. 5it oerbeiiern, muir
&c nad Oritter 2einng angcnom-
men.
@inc nit .stcltcr5a6ler- aomitc"
itrter5ci6netc Getition 9elangtc SIR
Gcrleiung. ,Sn oerielben miro ouI
ole 9lnmaiiunq Der @aiienuerfsbc-
horoc beripieielt pcldc in ei9cn.
nGdtiger @eiic Die Miuin1alnoiier-
ratc oui so Gents per Monat felt.
iebte. Gas Shreiben rponoertc in
cen Gopierforb.
aommiiiGr Butler p1r6e in.
Itruirt, bic Selepbon. .@eieQIdoft 81
eriu6elL 6a8 S6obmeiiteramt i'm
neien Gonrtbaus 1tno 0aS Hatb6ouS
hurd cine oirefte telepboniI6e 2ei=
tltna 5u Derbinoen.
gluf 9(ntrag gfDoer'S mltr6e ser
ItGotiihe Sngeniem ongepieien, Die
norooiiide 6luBnieoerung nofmols
81 bern1eiien unb feit5uiteIlen, bis
5u Incident Nunfte iid Die itdotis
ihen @ren5ell erltreden. 9ieies ion
geldeben I'M iene @egeno alf SEQ.
fen Der Staot SIT perIdonern.
aonrmillGr Wc@obert reihte cine
Sr0inonj ein, lpelher genlGB Die
9ilifiahrten slim 9Sripntei9enthlm
bon Der Stabt beIorgt iuerben inllen.
IA cs bor1cfolnlnen lit oaB herartige
9lrbeiten bon TripotperIonen ntort.
gclhait anSgefiihrt imO bic 9tnno-
Iteine ltrefcnrpeiic Serltort lpcroen,