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honor. The Masonic ritual at the
grave was read by William M. Bar
ron. w. NJ, with prayer by A. w.
Varney, chaplain.
The services at the church included
selections by a male quartette COM
posed of Edward c. Bennett, h. Pal
mer Boughton, Frank c. Phillips and
Wells w. White. The pall-bearers
were past commanders and members
of Taft Commandery, E. S. Chandler
James e. Burke, DR.. c. w. Bartlett,
Thomas A. Davenport, Edward H.
Holden, Frederick s. Braley, car
ence l.. Holden and Guy S. Harbour
Over 100 members of Tart Com
mandery and Mt. Anthony lodge were
in line and the employees OF j. c. Col
gate attended in a body. The church
was crowded. The floral tributes
we're remarkable for number ana
beauty. The interment in the ola
First church cemetery was in the
same lot where was buried the BODY
of the late Wesley G. Appleby.
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Meyer. Thirty-six members of Taft
in full regalia, under
command of Sir Knight William H..
Nichols, f. c., formed an escort Of
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Your druggist will refund money II
PAzO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case OF itching. blind, bleeding or pro
truding piles In to IA days 500.
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BIG LEAGUE BASE BALL
The National League
'hlcago 6, Pittsburg ..
'incinnati II, st. Louis 2.

Games today Boston at Chicago,
Brooklyn at Pittsburg. New York at
st. Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
The American League
Detroit 3. St Louis 2.
Chicago 2, Cleveland l.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-02-03
Proceedings of the Board of
Aldermen of Port Barre.

Port Barre, La, Jan. End, 1912.
The regular meeting of the
Council Of the Village of Port
Barre was held this day. Pres
ent Hon. Robin, Mayor; Council
man, Leblanc, Landry and De
jean.
On motion by Mr.. Landry sec
onded by Mr.. Dejean and carried,
the requeet of Mr.. A. Sayant OF
opening a saloon for whites in
the village was granted.
Or motion of Mr.. Leblanc,
seconded and carried, the salary
of the clerk was raised of $500
per month beginning Nov, 1911.
P. Robin, Mayor.
E. Lassalle, Clerk.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-02-03
ORDINANCE
No. i of 1912.

M. of 1912.
An ordinance providing for the
payment out of any available
funds of the City of Opelousas
for Street Electric Lighting
and for Water used in the Ex-
tinguishing of Fires, etc, to
the Water and Light Fund
dedicated to the maintenance
and operation and extension of
the Water and Light System
Of the City of Opelousas, La.
Section /. Be it ordained by
the Mayor and Board Of Alder
men, of the City Of Opelousas,
La, in a call session assembled,
that from and after January LIST,
1912, the city Of Opelousas shall
pay out of any funds Of said city,
realized from the collection Of
general taxes and licenses to the
water and light fund Of said city
devoted to the operation, main
Itenance and extension of the
water and light system Of said
city the following rates per
month as a consumer of light and
water furnished by said city, to-
wit: ($4.0O Four Dollars per
each arc light and S1.20 per 100
Watt Tungsten Lamp in t h e
streets per month. and $3.50. 00)
Sixty Dollars per month for
water consumed in the extin-
guishment Of fires and street
sprinkling, water furnished to
public schools, and water furnish
ed for water fountains for public
use and any other free service.
Section 2. Be it further or
dained, ETC., That the sum Of
81. 90 -Four Dollars) per month
for each arc light and $1.20 per
100 Watt Tungsten Lamp fur
nished by the water and light
plant of the city of Opelousas
and $4,000 Sixty Dollars per
month for water furnished
the extinguishment of
fires and other public purposes,
are hereby appropriated out Of
any funds to be realized from
the collection of taxes and
licenses, for the payment Of light
and water so consumed at the
end of every month from and
after Jan. LIST, 1912. and the
Clerk Of the Board Of Aldermen
is hereby instructed to credit
the water and light fund with
said amounts out Of any available
funds az the end of every month
in payment Of said water and
light.
Section 3. Be it further or
dained, etc, That the revenues
realized under this ordinance are
hereby devoted and dedicated to
the payment Of all expenses in
Cured for the operation, main
tenance, and extension Of the
water and light system Of the
city Of Opelousas.
Section 4. Be it further or
dained, etc, That it shall be the
duty of the Superintendent of
the water and light system, to
report to the clerk at the end of
every month, the number of arc
lights in the streets Of the city
furnished by the electric light
and water plant during the pre-
ceding month, as a basis for the
Clerk to credit the water and
light fund with the revenues
provided for in Section Two (2)
of this ordinance.
Section S. Be it further or
dained, etc, That a meter rate at
10c per k~iloWatt-be charged for
lights furnished the various
markets.
Section s. Be it further or
dained, etc. That for good and
sufficient reasons this ordinance
take effect from and after its
passage.
Section Z. Be it farther or
dained, etc, That all ordinances
or parts of ordinances in con
fict herewith, be and the sane
are hereby repealed.
M. HALPHEN. MAYOR.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-02-03
80. ..

no innnr daht and iss,a honde for
part psrra SnhoeI nistpIet Ne -
tha .mnnnf If sayen tbnnsand fva bnn1
5red anIiars 1s7soe aoa ~ nm 1af lanaar
then fen 1872 frnno dots and ~ bser
intarest Nj aycaadino % nar can ear
annnm nsvahIa a@nn5aiiv for tba mr..
nesa ~ basing 9or :nnstr,,ntin o1 :
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"a fitIa IL which sbai1 vest ~
i Mill. ~ enps4rnetin o = nnhlin
snbanI brGldinr ana ,rah9sinr ST.
fbarefor tile e wb;cb shan YES Il M
nuhlic
For or in Favor ~ said Pronositfon
No D % untas r-enrasanting . pexehja
assessed %rronarty ys9pation If f,ren1y.
one bank aigbt nndra nd ifiv
SsoI Soon do1ia1s
painst ar II onnosit;on - said
Prnnosifinn No one vote ranrasAnf-
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to be the speaker, and she will talk on
- The Social Evil. and its Relation to
Long Hours and Low Wages for Work.
ing Girls. The meeting is open to
all women interested as we'll as the
club members. Mrs. Elizabeth Cohen,
who is now member of the lcgisla-
tive committee Of the general fedora
ton is president Of the club, which
makes special study Of local civic
and sociological questions.
The current events and current lit
eratuTe section Of the Ladies Literary
club will hold the regular meeting next
Friday afternoon the first Friday in
the month. The afternoon will he de.
voted to politics. Mrs. w. II. Bramel
giving a talk on What Is Progressiv.
ism?' Mrs. +. B. Critchlow presenting
n character sketch of Woodrow Wilson
and Mrs \, p, Stone brief sketches
Of Eugene Chafin and Eugene V. Debs.
The music of the meeting will be fur
nished by Miss Foelker.
The p +. o. Sisterhood Will hold
two meetings the present week, one an
evening affair Thursday night at the
home of Mrs. Byron Cummings, with
Mrs. Cummings and Mrs. Maxson as
hostesses, which will be a Halloween
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= c. EN1A q
Also Called letter, Salt Rheum. PrurItus
MIX Crust. Weeping Skin, etc.

Also Called letter, Salt Hheum, PrurItus.
MIX. Crust. Weeping Skin, etc.
ECZEMA CAN BE CURED TO STAY,
and when i say cured, I mean lust what
| say-C-U-R-E-D. and not merely
patched up for awhile. to return worse
than before. Remember, I make this
broad statement after putting ten years
OF my time on this one disease and han
ding In the meantime a quarter Of a
million cases OF this dreadful disease
Now. ] do not care what all Won have
used. nor how many doctors have told
YOU that you could not be curcd-aiI l
ask is just A chance to show YOU that
! know what I am talking about n YOU
win write me TODAY. I will send you n
FREE TRIAL Of my mild soothing guar
antced cure that Will convince you more
IN day than / or anyone else could In
n months time, II you are disgusted and
discouraged, | dare YOU to give me n
chance to prove my claims BY writing
me today you will enjoy moro real com
fort than you had ever thought this
world holds for You, Just try It and you
will see I am telling you the truth.
Or. J, E. Cannaday. 446 Park Square,
Sedalla, Mo.
References: Third National Bank,
Sedalia, Mo,
Could you do better act than TO send
this notice TO some poor sufferer
OF Eczema?
(AdYorliscmenO
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rood and clogged up waste matter is
moved OH and out OF your system-no
nausea-no griping-no weakness
J. on simply can I have your liver in
active and your thirty feet of bowels
constlpafed with sour. decaving waste
matter and feel well. The need Of a
laxative is a natural need. but with
delicious Syrup OF Figs YOU are not
drugging yourself Being composed en-.
tirely Of luscious figs, SIENNA and aroma.
tics IL can not iniurc.
Ask your druggist for the full name.
syrup of Figs and Elixir Of Sen
ma. Refuse. with scorn, any OF the So
called Fig Syrup limitations They arc
meant 20 deceive YOU. Look on the
label. The genuine, old reliable, bears
the name. California Fig Syrup Com.
pany. (Advertisement.l
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DELICIOUS SYRUP OF FIG" REMOVES ALL
SOUR BILE, GAS. HEADACHE. CONSTIPATION
takes the scum from the tongue
stomach ceanses your liver and 80 feet of bowels
without gripping

All those DAYS when you feel miser
able, headachy, bilious and dull are
due to torpid liver and sluggish bowels.
The days when your stomach is sour
and full of gas. when YOU have indigcs-
bon; the nights when your nerves
twitch and you are restless and eau Z
sleep could be avoided with a teaspoon
full of delicious Syrup OF Figs. Isn't it
foolish TO be distressed when there is
such pleasant way TO overcome 1t!
Give your inactive liver and ten yards
of waste-clogged bowels thorough
cleansing this time. Put an end TO con
sttpation.
Take a teaspoonful Of Syrup Of Figs
tonight, sure. and just see foc yourself
by morning, how gently but thoroughly
all the sour bile. undieested fermenting
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l l.
| Mrs :. o. :. Neldeu has issued the
, following request Tor the NecdIew orli
! guild, which Is omen 10 all who wish 10
! contribute two new garments ana a
| dime, ana which hHs in past years DIS
tributed much good clothing TO those
| in need.
Members of the Nee,!lework guild are
kindly requested TO send their donations
promptly TO their directors. or 20 Mrs.
Neldcn. liJ street The directors are
urged 10 make collections by the middle
Of the weel; and send them Immediately
TO Mrs, Waiter I?nc, llio last South
Temple street. Mra. Lyme has very
kindly given the use Of her home Toc the
collection and Distribution OF the gar
ments This year On Monday. November
I, al y. M. Mrs, Critchl0W. Mrs. Frame,
Mrs Rayhouid and Mrs. Simpson Will be
the committee to make the list of gar
menrs and arrange them The following
Wednesday. November L. the section
presidents and directors will meet, also
al Mrs. Lynes house, to arrange for the
distribution. promptly at 2:3O o'clock.
The officers and many OF the dele
gates to the national convention of
the w. G. r. L., which has Just con-
cludcd It's annual session in Portland,
Or, viii be here tomorrow on their way
east and viii remain over to spend the
day i'll Salt Lake. The local women,
who are interested in the work will
entertain the visitors. taking them for
an automobile trip and for luncheon
at the Commercial club. Mrs. f. T..
Shepard, the state president. will pre-
cede the official train and will be here
ahead Of the visitors 30 complete ar
rangcmcnts for entertaining them.
The Missionary union will hold the
regular meeting all day Thursday at
the Ilifr Methodist church, devotiug
the morning to the subject Of home
missions and the afternoon to foreign.
The topic for the day is "Hopeful
Signs Of Missionary Work. and those
who will take part In the programme
are: Mrs. j. G. Harrison, Miss Harriet
I.aney, Mrs. Stewart McLeese, Mrs. G.
A. Stewart Mrs. j. r. Bowdle, Miss
Ada Shepard, Dean S. r. Colladay and
Mrs. j. b. Caldwell The singers will
be Mrs. Bcnore Morse and Mrs, B. V.
Cutler.
The Civic club will hold lis monthly
meeting tomorrow afternoon at
clock at Unity hall. DR.. Sllolfield is
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party, and the regular meeting on Sat
urdav next at the home of Mrs, j. w.
,Christy, At this meeting Mrs. j. M.
Dart will review current events and
Miss Helen Monroe will give book
review.
The American Woman S league will
hold called meeting Tuesday evening
at the home of the president. Mrs. d. y.
Hughes, 404 East Second South street,
mage sale
The Bay View Reading club Will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. n a.
Dunyon. 90 II street. The lesson viii
he on section four and Mrs. a B. Glib
SON will give paper on "The Prmi-
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Clement f. Shaw on the Morse legends |
as cXcmpIifed in the great Wagncrian
dramas. The lecture was illustrated |
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The Clcofan will meet next Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Willis Booth
at her home. 615 First avenue Mrs
Charles II Wells will review current
literature.
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The Seekers Literary club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. McCullow,
l6l NJ street. The reading Of the book
Mrs. Havenor and Thomson, readers.
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THE WANT AID CHANCES ARE
Cheap, forceful, reliable. Thousands
read them every day,
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tive Races Of South America. Section
] VIII give magazine review and Mrs.
Dix Will review current events,
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Ryy1fllE = E@ News Of Aae Women; 5 Qnbs

IL newly-elcctcd board of dj"
ACTORS of the Utah Fedora
ion of Women S clubs is get
Ing down to business imme.
and meeting Of the new
rill be held here during the first
n November. The important
n committees of the federation
!. oi yet been appointed, but they
OObably be announced about the
I. that meeting. Heretofore, the
4s7 meetings have been whole
kairs. broken by luncheon at
the local club presidents and
| bn Of standing committees were
csent. This custom viii doubt.
.,rcsumed as soon as the now com
\ are named and the board in
Il working harness. The Officers
Mrs. A. j Gorbam, president:
IB. Porter, of Ogden. vice presl-
Hrs. J W Arid, OF Provo. second
hsident: Mrs. Delphia Crawford,
,hti. third vice president, Mrs.
'Homer of Nephi, recording sec
Mrs. L. d, Ball, of Logan, treas-
Ers. Ira D. Travis, corresponding
v: Mrs. \. X. Nelson. Spring
pditor; Mrs. {. S. Kinney, his
Mrs. J. T. Beless. state organlz-
4 Mrs. Byron Cummings, jour
The directors arc: Mrs. j. i.
Salt Lake; Mrs. Elizabeth Sut.
i Pleasant: Mrs. S. Il. Galloway.
Mrs. Wyann l.. Eddy, Brigham
lrs. Lydia johnson. SpringvilIc;
III. Mcmahon, Salt Lake: Mrs.
Vherritt, Hcbcr CITY. Mrs. $. s.
Ogden; Mrs. Gould b BlakeIy,
IKE; Mrs. Mosiah Evans, Gar
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lInew clubs have recently been
led in connection with The Young
rs Christian association, the
lean and the Cautorum. both of
Ipr the promotion of fellowship
the young women as well as for
IS of study and self help. The
Bs engineered by Miss Edna
prth and Miss Margaret Hutchi-
4 its Officers are; Miss Irene
Iipresldent; Miss Elizabeth Muir
re president; Miss Lillian En-.
ecretary; Miss Edith Murphy.
n The latter club which was
ed on Thursday last. has as it's
j. Miss Susie MILL president;
ma Bluck, vice president. Miss
|ncell, secretary; and Miss Clara
M, treasurer.
Iegular meeting of tho Ladies
\ club set for last Friday was
INTO a rather unusual treat for
nbers and their friends in the
q lecture recital given by DR..
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outlined for the day was transferred
TO November s, with the exception OF
the report Of the club : delegate TO the
Springvilc meeting, Mrs. {. Il, Ricn-
ards. and the musical numbers which
were beautifully rendered by Mrs. {.
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with coorcd stcrcopticon views and
many of them were copies ot famous
paintings. The regular programme
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Your Clothes Insured

When YOU send your clothes here to be
cleaned or dyed YOU need not worry about
loss from fire or otherwise The Myers Clean
ing & Dyeing company have adopted plan
Of garment insurance---by this system every
article will be INSURED to lis full value.
This is done so that our patrons run no risk,
and are protected.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-08
Su Der 9dDwei5.
&aiIcr Bilbelut iibcrall iebr
iBmpathiith beSriiRt.
sraf III 3Hrih Gin.

Berlin, 4. Septenber. Qlm Diens,
tag obenb Inn baIb elf llbr bat 9ais
fer @iIbelm NIT erpbem @efoIge In
better @efunobeit feline ReiIe noh hsr
Gdfpei5 augetreten, Die burh iein:
Grtranfung auf @hlcB Wil6eIms.
bDbe in 6roae oefteni porben mar.
Ger Wonarcb erreithte otitern uads
mittae 8oTel. no feline 8eqriiBund
bur6 bic gebDroeu be2 Rontons
8oTel Stoot erfc'qte un6 traf nm
s llbr obenbs In 3iiri6 Elm. @or
feiner 9tbreiie .tpuroeu i6m ionobl BEL
Der 6erbitparaoe bes Garbe.RorpS
unb bes 8. 9lrines 2orps ouF bern
3empelbpfer Telbe, fopie o6enbs bel
bem 2.1pfenItreih Dor benz t0uialitsn
S6Ioiie bon unaeheursn WenTders
maiIen entbuiiaitiIhe Spatiousn be.
reiiet.
3iirich. a. Gerienter 9ie qe,
famte fcbpeiseriF9e 9reFe beariibi
nit einbtnissr Snmpothie hen 0eui.
f6en 4diier. beFen 9lntunft auf BEN
8oben Der gibqenoTfenfbaft bspor.
iteht. Die frona5IIhen gIditer bel
G6tpeis beben berpor, Der RaiIer
fperbe. Der aon3en 8eoeutllna oe8 Grt
eigniiFes entIprsheub. oufeenommet
tperben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-08
Nimmt Steammg.
Sihtiaer Seidine Ses .. u.
StaatsfpnDents BON 6tntnfg.
Bon iattrnatisnalem Sntestli,.

6rantfort, Rn., 1. Spi. Der
ipi6tiefte 8sidIuB, fpeI6en Der D.
U. Staatsnsrbonb BON &entudp auf
ieinem bier ubgeholtenen &onpent anz
nabm, ift entfdieotn bon internatios
nalem SutsrsHe. Die 9ationols
Grefutibe tpurbe dufoeforoert, in Der
tpnlmenoen Rdttonal Gampoene,
treu ibrem 8efnluiIe ouf Rem 9as
tipnaI aonpent in @af1ington,
erergifh Stelime gu nebuen unb
BON ben reipeftibsn prGiibeutl6aftss
Rdnbibdten su ermitteIn, ob iie tpils
lens fino, Der S6rsdsnspirtIdbaft
duf Der Ginrpanbsrungsinfel GIis
SsIano Elm Gnhe gu MAIDEN.
Gin ipeihrer febr peitqebenber Be-
i6luB NOR Der, in 3ufunIt feline Bar
tel msbr 3u unteritiiBen, ouseenom-
men. biefelbe erfldrt lid often unb
ebrlidb fir bic grbaItunq Der oura
bic 8pnftitution oes aanbes BEN
8iirserr gspGbrfeiTteten 99ebte. 9luf
Gmpfeblrng bes aomitees fir 8uns
besangeIeeeuheiten ipurbe befhlofen,
ldut BEN Munfdbe oes RotionaIbuns
oes bic &opffteuer gu erbOhen. =
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-08
@e1en 6eneraIfonSuI.
u. gfn6er in gisn 9Orf ion Elm sInti.
Semit Iein.

Bieu, 3. Sept. Der friibere ames
ritaniibe SPECIAL Ginlpan6erunass
Snlpeitor Marfus Braun bat Ieinen
bieiigen aufenibolt ba5u benubt, i'm
gtuspdrtigen amt cine beftige 9ams
payne gegeu ben Diterreihif r5sunoaris
Iden @eneraItoniut ". gluber BON
pereteo In gaeip Dorf oussufedten.
Der @r Ginnanberungsbeamte be-
bauptet, baB Der GeneruItonlul fih
gan3 uuberboblen antiTemitiider
llmtrisbe fdu1oig made uno ale Sus
ben aus tea DiterreihighsunoartIhen
9ereinsH Der ameritanif6en U2etros
pole gu bertreiben perIuhe. Gr min
9eipeiie bafiir qelisfert paben. unb
man gIdubt bier. oob feline 2tfiion
qegen ben 8euerdItoniul erfolgreid
fetn biirfts.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-08
9esamernsmerter 1fnfaLl.
9entid)e Stnoeut,n snf ,Seritn. nae
Stn0ieureiie perunaiiift.

Berlin, a. Geptember. @pn einsm
fdredIiden @el6id TT cine geieus
fhaft BON 6eioelberaer Gtubentea
betroffeu tpprben, bic fiirslid unter
Der 5iibr1lng bon 3tuei profeforen
cine S5erieus unb Stnhienreife nnd]
Stntien ontraten. Sine aus gom
eeitern bier siugetroffene Depelte
meIbet. bab auf Der SiroBe bon
ponterieo nod ben 9dbern bon Cue.
ca Elm GtraBenbobnpngen, in nels
dem ii9 bie 9eiie1efeaIhaft 6efano,
bon einem @u.omobiI getroffeu uaS
8ertriimmert tpurbe. 3pei Der Gu
benten ipuroen ouf Der SteIIe ae!5s
tet unb mebrere lsbenaeefdbrli6 bers
lest Inter ben @eripuHbeten bsftrs
bet ii9 elmer ber proFeiIoren.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-08
GftraOa @til beIfem.
Ssll poH gieiu 9srf nsd giicaraaHa
abacreilt Iein.

Rep Yort, a. Sept. @ener Suan
Gitraba. Der friibere grdTibent DON
Ricuragua, bat beute in aIer Stille
fein Sotel in 8rooilpn psrIoFen unb
III, Die bier bebauptet tpurbe, In Bes
eleitung bes Generals 5. Ml. mons
caba. bes friiberen Riniiters beg sSns
nern in Nicaragua. oortbin oereit,
Inn prdFbent Dia5 Be: Der Inter
briidung Der Reppfution bebilFlih su
feiu. sn BEN 5oteI tnurbe bsbduptet,
ooB Sen @ffra6a BORT nod immer
pohue uno nur einen tleinen 9tusflug
unteruommen BABE. Der ibn mebrers
Gage BON Rem gort fern baiten
perhe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-08
MoofeseIt lit better.
Sam anf Der syabrt nsdy ct. 2Ouis
feline McOeH halteu.

muucie, Sno., 3. Sept. 0berit
1beoOore RooIeoslt traf auf leiner
Reiie aus BEN Reu genalauo Gtaas
ten naa Ct. 2ouis beuie bier Elm,
fpsigerte fih ober gan8 entf6ieoen,
cine Reoe 3u balten. neil er better
mar. gu Tsinen gegIeitsrn unb eini-
cen bieIigen ,Gr6bsn Der partei Der
9rogrsFipen" fdgt er, oab er nit osm
grfolg ieiner aGmpogneiour ourA
6en Gtudt 8ermoat fe6r sufrie0en
fei uno odb er aud in M1aHo6nfsits
unb Connecticut groBe 9egeiltsruuq
fiji Die Gahe Der progreHiben gefuns
6en babe. 5err Rooiebelt pirO bsute
nchmittaa in St. 2Ouis eiutrefFen,
bert cine ReOe bolten uno bunn feline
ReiIe ua6 ct. paul fortiebsu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-08
Gin Gieiembramo.
Santa WiOniea in &alifsrnien
ihwer beimsein6t.
e6aSsH iibsr slpsi @iiaiuncn.

Cos 2lngeIes, aal., a. September.
Die Stabt Santa Wlomica pnrne
geitern BON elmer fur9tbaren 6eus
ersbrunit beingeiu9t. Se6s SoGus
fergebierte i'm eieentlichen @eI6Gfts.
tell Der Stabt liegen in Sbutt unb
Ni6e, unb minbeitsns fiinftouIeno
9erfonen iinb bur9 bic &ataitrppb.
obbo6Ios gemadt. 90 nett Bis
beute Dormittag feiteeitent perben
tonnte, lit nur Elm SSSaponer Bel bern
8ranoe umeetommen. Dieter err
trant, oIs er fi6 auf benz BREMEN.
ben 6raaer Bier, Der nit einem Roz
itenaufponbe bon ninbeitens elmer
Blilion erbnut tporben mar, odburt5
retten tpollte, bab er in ben 0sean
fprang. Dos betonnteIte unn aua
oos grobte unter ben BON benz sseuer
serit6rtsn @ebduben 1T bos Decatur
5ptel. Der burh ben RieFenbrorb
ongertntete @efamtIhuben mirb naf
minbeftens $2,500,0O0 peranfhIoot.
Bon bier nno aus anoeren StGbten
eilten 2Dfhmounidaften nod Sonta
Mtonica, neil bic erf9redten 8eipots
ner Der beimaefu6tsn Stabt eIoubz
ten, bob bieie bem llntergauge ges
peibt Sei. Den bereinten 9emiibua.
gen Der aobIrei6 erfhienenen 26ids
mannThaften gelang ss iebpd mad
ftunbenlaneen Qlnltrenguneen bes
Geuers Serr gu tperben. Sir bic bur9
bos Seuer obbnhlos geiporbene,
perfonen purben 3eIte beIoret, 10
bnb fie nidt I'm Sreien su tampieren
hntten. So melt mon Biz iest feltz
qeiteIIt bot, broh bas Seuer in Der
Rii9e bes ,gafinp Safe" aus.