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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-12
GEN. FRED GRANT DEAD.
Continued from Page one.)


the city, as his presence here had been
kept secret
Get physician quick, the general
is dying"
This telephone call received at the
night desk of the buckingham, at IL 80
O'Clock, last night, was the first news
Mrs. Frederick d. Grant said that
Gen. Grant had been seized with a
choking attack and she feared that he
was dying.
A bell boy was dispatched to the
Office OF DR.. Abbey, nearby, but the
physician was not at home Mrs
Grant was notified and chatting at the
delay she cried back, Historically:
Get an ambulance; get anybody"
when the ambulance arrived, within
four minutes of the alarm. it was
SAID that Gen. Grant was dying. He
was in too dangerous a condition to
move and the ambulance drove away.
The first hand information as to the
cause of death was choking, but later
IL was stated that the cause was
heart failure, following diabetes and
attending digestive disturbances.
MRS. Grant and nurse We're alone
with the general when he died, there
having been no premonition of his
sudden, critical illness. The general
had been removed to the hotel, yester-
day morning from ST. Luke's hospi-
tai, where, unknown to the public
generally, he had been taken for
treatment. Previous announcements
from his aides at Governors Island
the headquarters of the Eastern di-
vision. have been made repeatedly to
the effect that the leave of absence
Whlch had been granted to Gen. Grant
was not ON account of serious ILL
ness, but only for rest, and it was
said that he was believed to be in the
South.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-12

Memphis, Tenn, April n.-With the up-
per rivers, this morning. optimistic re-
ports come from all except one of the
flood menaced points along the Missls-
sippi river north of Memphis. At Luxora,
Ark, the situation is desperate. The
base of the levee is weakening and those
who know the waterway say the chances
for holding the embankment are discour-
aging.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-12

New Orleans, April 1.-THE Missis-
sippi levee in the fourth district ex-
tending from near Vieksburg, Miss.
to the jetties at the mouth of the
riN er, are holding firm, today, accord
ing to Capt. c. o. Sheriff. of the
United States Engineering Corps. The
statement affirmed confidence in the
efficiency of the levee to withstand
the increasing force of the rising wa
tiers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-12

ern avenue. He then went down Main
street and up Lawrence avenue, where
he was stopped near \. p. Morrill's sta
BILE. On his run at times he preferred
the sidewalks, and by collding with va
rious objects he managed TO demolish a
fine wagon which he was harnessed 10.
The top was completely gone and other
parts We're as good as gone.
Mrs. Watson Drew of Portland is the
guest of Mrs. Forest drew at her home
on Main street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30

reb down there in the shiny darkness while we tum-
bled over one another and got the horrors-ipo'ef'
powerleSs to lift hand to save mh' %
"'And how are you gong to rescue hiiii' says S1 "
the manager when she had satisfied him about her iden-
tity., ,,c-,. ,.;st from nv heart it was
possible to help him. but fear 1t IS hopeless.
Hopeless! How that be! There must DC SONY ;
,recedent to follow Mines have been Hooded before
"And miners have been drowned before there was d
little smile on his face as though he was reasoning WIN
fractions child; not only IN ones OF '"o'' Du' III nun
drcds, | am sorry to say ,. .. ho,r
Does mine manager ever GO any ''i''s " mp
a'NIways when possible pretty short this time.
He did not like the way she put It, All efforts "ouu NC
futile here.
"'Will YOU tell me Why 1,
@Surcly. Miss Gordon, that is not necessary. am
the best Judge in the matter.
"'I do not doubt that, she was very quiet liol ~.
Hurried NV his grand managers air. but am MINER
laughter and deeply interested in tins case what ID
the obstaclc!' ft.,,,,s of
tons of water in the mine. 1t would TAKE olti L
orr numps 10 shift it. Besides, if the weather lasts inc
water will be oozing in from the sides as iaSt dS VIC
empty it. The whole earth is saturated with water:
Look at YOUR Shoes Miss Gordon they pear out
what | say! ,1 -. hin,
"She did not look at her shoes: she looked at Hl''
Are there no better pumps in Australia
~IIc icrkcd up his head mpaticntly Wanted TO say
something short and sudden, and wanted hcr u h.o
he wanted TO say SOlllCIlIllS 9lOl' am
m yas bo,np i back in Difference to her. Miss Cor
DOM saws he after a minute, can quite believe you
find the situation very distressing WISH you lld no
n assure YOU that anything in reason should be
ony too glad to do; but to pay away thousands oil
pounds for pumps the mine does not require Woud DC
Sheer insanity What would my directors say; rhoro
"'Havc you list OF the shareholders nanny oro,ah TO
was no end to the questions she was game enough ~
ask
"'Nlost certainly. , :, .h;.
al think, Mr. Frazer, very distinctly she SAID TINS
I think if YOU consult that list YOU will find that qui!e
I,,artcrs of the shares are in the name OF Lucia
Gordon At the annual meeting Of shareholders she mas
- controlling voice in the actual management OF thG
mine. You must be aware Of that; practically l
wish. | am Gordon's Reward.
AM, dear Young LADY, never doubted il, he sort OF
laughed, and very charming Reward indeed II you
will let me say So .t1.,.,1 ,,odo
"Shc was in no mood for compliments. Have MADE
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AH-HA, Miss Gordon! says he. rubbing his hands.
n Back again? Waiting is tedious work But We
have not been idle. Let me present Mr. Plumb the in
enecor of mines, and Mr.. 4. Morgan, our engineer
paMss Gordon acknowledged the introductions with
sl;ght bow and then turned to the man who stood
modesty in the background What is your name!'
a'Fuford, Jack Fulford.'
"Mr. Frazer, this man, JACK fu1ord mas sug-
oect;on to make | have asked him to lay 1t before
S'Well. nv man., the manager spoke in his patronz
ing way, you are one OF the new hands, believe
What is your suggestion!
for sand shifting My notion is to reach Antonio in
divers rig. . ut,
they were asking what right had ne, common sand
ehter to come here where experts were cocrrng and
the feeling made him long to sass them.
@'A divers dress-here- hundred miles from the
COAST? There was a smile Of derision on more faces
than one. The manager looked at Miss Gordon, and
saw that she favored this mad scheme lie tackled skill
fully. You are a diver presume!
ayes. | was pearling in the Norwest.
ait isn't sea water YOU'D meet in that mine, snapped
the peppery Plumb; it's pea soup and pretty solid at
that Your plate glass lookout might just as wen be pig
IRON Have you thought OF that?
ayes dare say YOU re right in that, Jack spoke in
an ofhand kind of way as though ne didn care hang
one way another.
ats absolutely mad scheme! niterJecIed me en-
gineer. We are wasting our time discussing the i'm
oossble-and raising false hopes IN Miss Gordons
mind Why, man, you don't know the lay OF the mine
below-never been down her, suppose. In any case
there's bound to be some displacement and obstruction
You'd be simply at sea in an ocean OF pea soup
81 don't know the mine as you say; but l N game
to navigate that sea- if somebody prepared me chart
a'There is not a rubber suit on the fields, should
say the manager Clipped in You don't happen to
have one in your vest pocket! pleasantly TINS since
lack was minus vest.
ats true bill, Prophet Jack was full up Of
their eers If you want to diver dress you will
have to spend a bob a wire to Fremantle-ii the
aHe went a bit far there; but they had goadcd him
with their pickering and their sneers. Even Mis- Cor
don realized that he had invested himself with the order
of the SACK but she was quick with her tongue before
the purpe-faced manager could open his head.
"'Mr. Frazer will tell you that not only will the mine
stand the price of that WIRE but the cost OF special
train as well to convey the suit from Fremantle. He
Continued on page II
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SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOX JUNE 'o' I'VE

NY and instructions to save that man,
matter what it costs No question OF expense must Dal
the wav for one hour or moment speak, as the CHIEF
shareholder. Do you understand: noSe "'e''
Lrowad true Australian eyes looked into MS 49,
sTLe manager rather finched. She was Srnaish, as
said before. five feet three at the most Inc niue I
shoe with which she was tapping an irohStone PepDI
was size one should think; but II was pg en nber
~ fire that manager off the lot and KICK some other
tlnn into . three-thousand-a-year billet, and Frazer
knew it. .,, ,oo,,,od ,,,,on her
You have taken load OF responsibility OH my Soi
drs nv dear Miss Gordon, says he. am merely the
mid servant Of great company whose interests am
hound TO look aftcr-frst, last, ana all tle Iie. M
with the saving grace of your sanction ana approval II
will give me much happiness to DO what Is ii'Hdy PoS
sble to rescue that J unoi hagin ' at once
".rL;c moment shall at consult with the III
spector of mines and an engineer ana PROMISE ~"
it can be done 1905, &c o,, have
to t,tr fine roof off the mine was the ridiculous Su9
gcstion Of that very determined young lady as she
moved away.
rIIE crowd parted to right and left. They knew she
L was Tom Gordon's little grl-a woman noW-Wi lpo
had hurried here the moment she landed IN her nat'e
State and their hearts went out to her; ,.. mas,
aShe was nearly through the ranks when man
e,cnnrd forward and stood bare headed before her.
Miss Gordon, we know you have come mere h0P,ligG
irving to help and bless you for IT. II thcy' ncd
ding with contempt toward the Office, II they can III
vent ANYTHING better think know way TO iSii MIN
@Shc stopped and looked at the speaker Blue eye yea
SQUARE awcd well set up, tanned and snewy ne looked
man capable of doing thing while other fellows were
thinking Of It, .,,ddo,
aThcre was a movement in the crowd then, sudden
evaying notion as hoarSe voices passed some piece OF
news along The knocking in the north drive had been
heard again Down there frcnzied human Wretch was
calling, cntreang them not to let MN uic ''ioi' " '
@'Ouick! What is your pan'' Miss Gordons hands
were spcd suddenly and her eyes were big as SauceS,
but dry and anguished Oh, want HIM to see the sun
agan He must not be left alore-ln the dreauiui
dark , r.,l
a'if had diving dress might reach him. ! could
give him food and hope and that's something to go on
with .,..,,-
"'Comc with re! and off they went to the manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30

imported q score Of the Indian cattle. nat was III
IoD6 He has put them with his herds on the native
range, and observed them closely. They have waXcd
healthy and strong and remained entirely free Of ticks
In the meantime generation Of cattabu has been bred
The hybrid stronger and healthier than either
Of il, parents and is thriving a remarkable degree
If the rule that held good with the brahnaS Is here
repeated those animals having but one-cghth OF the
Zcbu blood will still be immune to the ticks
But there is still another characteristic Of the zcpu
that offer, great possibilities in the South. The animal
s,rci,ouIrd in ii, native land To damp, hot country
and to feeding in the marshes and swamps, This
condition is natural it. and It thrlvcs best here Inc
cattle Of Texas however have refused to develop to
advantage along the marshy Gull Coast hiS sort OF
rraZing !, not natural to the American and European
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
By WILLIAM ATHERTON DU PUY

COW, and she degencratcS in II even
if the tick is escaped. For many years
the degenerate cattle Of the G".. Coast
have been known in Northern markets
as sea lions" and the term has be-
come one Of great contemp,
Yet this Gulf and South A''antic
Coast offers grazing that is practically
without end. Roughly speaking. there
is a belt Of marsh land oy.~-rown
with abundant grass fifty mil. vide
from Baltimore TO Brownsville. 1t
would support millions Of head Of
cattle were the breed found thar would
thrive under the conditions here *
isting. Men from the Mort. and
Middle West have seen the gre. grass
ranges Of the South Coast an. have
waxcd enthusiastic over r. attic
raising possibilities. Not q te~ have
shipped great numbers Of fine n. oied
cattle into these regions. an. hey
have languishcd and died, often INK
rupting their owners. Yet the iced
is there, if the right sort Of attic
can be found 20 eat It.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-10
Motis fir 3eitnnssberamseeber.

Ser MQ1u1, melder orobt, leine Bet
tlt1g ei15uiteuen, lit fei1er 9fotl5
merth. Gin gepiiier Manr1 in &er1=
non. Minn., 1peld)er Sic gleide saf)e
einem Mirneapoliier 3eitungsberaus=
Qeber onorebte, ianote ieinen &naben
sln1 Madbor, Inn oeiien Gopie 81 bor=
qe11. S11 iei11er Gle lief Ser &nabe
ii6er einen $500 @ieneni tod, II. tn 10
Minuten lob CT aus mie ein NIT Wor=
aen beoedter &urbiB. Sein @oter fom
int SIT @ulfe, un6 5a ct 6en 5ndige11
9rabt5aun niht bemerfte, lief ct tn
6enielben, nobel er eine bonobol
Tleiih BON Ieir1er Mnatomie megl9nitt
,rn0 cine $500 mertbe Sole 5erriB.
Die alte Sub nabm Sic DEFINING IN
Sent 3aun mobr l1n6 lief Ing MaiSfelo
un6 to6tete ii@ ielbit 6urd oas Grel=
len BON 5unieI gru11em Mais. Mls Die
;Srau bon sem 2drm borte, liefite bin
aus inns itieB ELM bier @ononen &C.
faib nit REDEEM Ma6m in etnen &orb
bon iunger @ubnden, sic erldufte1t.
9ieie @eldidte itamn1t bon ei11em
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-10

Sin Geni s-Sulletin, 5o5 geraoe
Jest p~eroffcl1tliht miro, 5eigt, oab
Seem Dorf Sic gr0bte Tabrititaot Ser
Union lit, ul10 oaB nur elm Staat =
EcnM1ploonia, als @an5es %genonrn1er
= bic Metropole am @l,oi Jon inn Ero=
o%u5iren bon @aaren iibertrifft. Gus
@uletin fiihrt sic Sbotlad)e an, ooB
i'm Sabre 1909, ais sic 3ablen pom
Genius @l1reau aufgeltellt ml,roel,,
Nem Dorfs 6abrifen @aaren int @er=
fife BON ii6er 51pei 9illionen Collars
%prpou5iren. 1as lit et1pa ein 3e6ntel
oes Gelammtmertbes al1er Ta6rifate
0es aar15en 2anoes. Gon Sntereiie lit,
Sab Sic Ser tealng BON 6ranerflei=
berll rno an5ern Spilett= Mrtifell1 Oe5
5artcn 8eldledt5, i'm Sabre et1pa
100000 900 einbrilwen. Ser @erte
Ser 6ier fabri5ierten @erre1an5iige BE-
lduft iidp auf nabe5u $25O,000, 900:
Nl1f oieie 3ohlen mag Slater &nider=
boder, ii6er Selien f%ripole Gergnii=
alugsllldt iid1 Sic @elt 10 gerne III
itig modt, itol5 ieir. Sic 5eigen Sic
Metropole uno lire @eo0lferu1g 1T
anoeren1 2id)te. Son 3eit 5u 3eit lit
es bon @ertb, iold}e Statiitifen SIT
rcr0ffentliden, Somit man Ser StoSt
dnoere Sii1oen per5eibe u16 neues
&ertrauen in SEN IleiB un0 Sic Sdaf=
iensfrclSe iei11er @emo6ner iete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-10
} SntereKante5 aatrlti

Nad elmer bonn &egiitrator Oes
SdatoepartcSuents aufgei1ellten 8e=
redu1ll1g madt Sic 9unoesregieru11g
lei ser Mu5gabe Don Hapiergelo einell
beScl1tel1oel1 Eroiit. neil piele Sdeine
5l @runSe geben, ODER sur Crime
rl1llg ooer Ser MerflmirSi9feit mcgen
pom Nllblifllm allfbepahrt ullo mic
mails sur ginloiung prdientirt mer=
Sen. @egenpartig lteben bon Sen
spQbreno oes @iirgerfrieges mlsgege=
bcllcn fleineu Sdeinen inn @etrage
BON $69, 100000, melfe i'm Golf5=
ml1l1oe uSbinplalters" genalllt muir
Sen, nod inlde i'm @etrage Don $15,=
232.OO3 aus n1o man glal1bt nidt,
caB lire Ginloil1ng je oerlongt mer-
sen miro. Son Sen 1pa6rel1o 0es 9iir=
gerfrieges a1Sgegebenen 81, 0OO,O00,=
600 @ploeertififaten lteben nod $50
600 uno opl1 Ser Nus9abe Ses Sabrc5
1883 I'M 9etrage Don $1S9,OOO,O 600
nod 81 ,O95,OOO aus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-10

Sm Sraiilien begir1g Sic efrlpiir-
oige Sberin ser Mlliipnspropin5 Hio
@ranSe so Sui Ser congregation Ser
Srau5isfonerinnen ibr gol0eaes Or
oens Subildlun. Sic e6rmiiroige
SdNuci ter lit cine Geutid,e u11o itan1mt
aus @ppiten, empfing aus Sen @a11oen
scs gild)pf &etteler Sic fl. apn1mll=
nipu l1l1o erbielt fir lire al1fnpfe=
%rlmgSpoucn 9ienlte mdbreno ocs
&rieges 1S7O-71 Sas gilerne &reu5.
Irot ibrer Nl1s5eid]nul1g muroe lie
mdhreno oe5 &lllturfompte5 aus Ser
@eilnotb %perbannt. Mit flint al1oern
Sd2mei tern g%riinoete lie in Sap 9eo=
poloe oas &oneg Sm Soleph Sem lie
Bis 1881 Dor tm1o. @ellte ltebt Die
Sl1hilari11 ais Eropia5 an Ser
Spiee bon % Nieoerlull'ngen, l1am=
lih 10 aolIegien, s aranfenbaul fern,
3 @oiieul6ul fern, / @etflernipl u10 1
Militdrla5arett. uGaritu5 11-12."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-10
&rpblene Ser @in&uanbermna.
@ uihindton n, 4. Sc

@n I II 0 n, 4. Oct.
Muspau0erungs= inns Gintpanoe=
rungsprobleme mur0en beute ouf
bem Is. Snternotionalen @ongreB
fir @pgiene un0 9emograpbie eror=
teri. electromagnetic on1erifaniide
uro ausldn6iide Sadberi t6n6ige
nabn1en a11 ser 8eipredung tbeil, 10
OF. 20. 3erratti bon ser italienii9en
Marine; Dr. Stid unb ST.. @er5feIo
ous Deutidlano; Dr. Sdbn Gontos,
@riedenlan6; ST.. Setter s. grbce,
Gbef Seq fonabii1en @tntpot1oerungs-
6ineites; @enerolar5t 5tofes bonn
Observation-Disclosures ser Ser.
Stooten. 8eion6ers >puroe 6as Size
ma Ser piiienidoftliden @ertbeiIung
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-10

gu @egelnrart ser gusltequngs=
fommiiion oes MifaooS, 0es Dtref=
forums Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ser &onil1laroertreter BON 0reibig
Natjonen, bober Staot=, Staats= un6
Meeierungsbenanter iomie mebrerer
tauieno Nerionen cling fur5li@ in
Can Troncisco mtittag al1f Ser Freii=
0io MiitQrrei erpation unter ein=
orudsoouen 3eremonien Sic l1eber=
gabe oe5 Serrains Dor iid, auf Sent
SsSapan anIaBlid Ser Ganomo=Eaci=
fic @eltousiteaalng I'M Sabre 1915
nit einem &oitermui lpan6 ION ST.
100000 Elm 8ebdl16e erridten u110
@drten a11lege1r mfrs, sic Ser Staot
sur Sauerr6en 3ierSe gereiden mer=
Sen. Die 6eier begann NIT ei1em
Gmpfang inn Tairmont @otel, 5a1
ein oundeon i'm Cliff @ouie, cine
Sruppenpara5e auf SEM Greii0io un1
Sic Siiil1ng al1erifaniider uno iana<
niiher 6laggen folgten. Ml5 Sic
9Sla9gen inn @i1oe fIotterten, gaben
Sic 4anonem 0es in ser Sal beran=
fertel1 @reu5ers "MarblebeaS" 81
S%oItlidiiiie nb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-10

Der Gil?pal15erer in Sen Ser. Staaten
beganoelt. NuSere Jrager, Sic sur
1ebatte Ita11oen, tparen: Gueuen Ser
arnlt9, Jral1en in SEES Snoultrie,
2ehen III Miet1sfaierl1en, MaudubeI
in S11onitrielta0teu u1o &ir15erarbeit.
Or. S. Marimilian g. 6. @roBmonn
erflarte, mir ale miirSen idmodii11.
mig iein, menn alfobolismus Sic LII.
iad}e BON @eiiiesfranfbeiten MORE;
6enn %ltriere 8orfabren ieien itarfe
Srinfer gemeien. @eraoe Sic 0el,t.
iden, oas @olf ser &iinitIer un6 &c,
lebrter, bdtten BON jeber einen fr6f-
tigen Srunf geliebt. Sbgiene al,f ser
5arm erorterte 81. S. g. @rrtD BON
Sem @eiun6beitsamt bon Sn5ia1a.
ST tnoeIte Sic Soft ser Sorn,er unb
sic 9enutung bon Hatentmeoi5inen.
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NadJ einem i'm Sournol Ser Slime

Mad) cil1en1 i'm Sournal Ser Slime
ricnn Meoical Nliociation" %ber0ffent=
lid)ten MrtifeI bot iid Sic Gail Ser
meoi5iniiden 2ebram talten 5es 9an=
oes, Ser "Mebieal Colleges" in Sen
letten iieben bis aht Sahren bon 166
ouf tt6 berringert, aber ba5 tpiilen=
ldoftlide NiDeal1 6ieier Mnitalten fat
iid erbeblih geboben. @enm1nte Ser
einigung fat es iid sur Mufgabe qe=
mudt, Sic me0i5i11iiden Sdulen az
idbrlid1 oarh elm @omite inipi5ieren
SIT laiien r11o iiber oas &eiultat einen
geridt SIT per0ffentlihen. Sic BE-
garn 6an1it inn SATIRE 1905, uno lett
6em bot iid Sic 3ob1 6ieier 2ebran=
ituIten Inn funf5ig permirp6ert. Stint
unoied)5ig mur5en infoIge @eridmel=
5ltl1g NIT anoerer ODER aus Jon tigen
8riinoen geidloiien, uno MIR flint
sebn 11elte Mnifaltcn ml1rSen in Ser
in Iruge lteben0en 3eit gegru116et.
&ein onoeres 2a111 fat nad oerielben
GueGc 10 piele Shulen ser @eilfunoe
Qrf5utpeiien nie Sic Ser. Staaten.
Mber Sic MISUNDERSTANDING fins
BEL SEN unierigel1 nie0riger als BEL
Semen Ser iibrigen Climber Ser 5ioili=
iierten @elt, nit Musnabn1e Sapans.
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Sm b%liiben0en Staute Semi ia:

InH hllllel1Oelt SfQQ1e StQl1laS
idei11t 0as M11ton1obil 0us 3lsgpfer0
ms Sen 6arm1pagen gun5 inns gar
n%er0rdnger 5u nollel1. Sn Sen lebten
bier Sabren murber in &a1rla5 $1,000
Efer0e a~l1srongirt inns 10000 Strait
lpaaen in 9ienit geitellt; uno bon Sic
len 10000 Ml1tomobilen geb0rel1 rlt11o
1t,OO0 Tarn1belibern at. Ser 6or=
ll1er l1ilS oeilen 6amilien fon1u1en nidt
n1e6r nie in friiberen Sabren om
Sonitag inn bel tol1bten v@ad6oar0",
ODER inn feoerloien, polternSen Torm=
magel1 sur Sta0t gefabrel1, I'M Sic
Ginfdllfe fit Sic gan5e ISOLDE s1 Be-
lorgen. Ser 6orn1er fabrt bel,t5l1taqe
inn Muton1obil iiber 2al1o ur0 CT balt
niht crit inn ndhiten Marftfleden an,
INN leine ginfdufe SIT beiorgen. Ser
@raftmogen trGqt i'm in @in0eseile
SIR @roBito6t. Sort fa1ft ct leil1e
@aaren, mie er iie braadt. Spat
noh Teierabeno bringt Ste M1ttofa6rt,
sl1mal int Son1mer u11b SCRIPT, nod
mol1d)erlei 8eniilie inns Dor Mnem gr-
boll}lrg inns Mbfiiblrng. @ie 1ange
nod u110 Ser lette ser altertbiimlidel1
6arnmogeu mir5 eine1 Glas i'm Mu=
lel1m fil10e11, I'M Ser itaunen0el1 Nad=
melt 51 5eiqen, 1pelher Sro11sportmit=
tel Iid Sic Gprfabren be0ier1ten.
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8etrefis ser po1itiiden BIeidbe

8etrefis Ser politiiden @leidbe=
red)tigung ser 6rauen nit SEN Man=
nern bat iih Nraii0ent Saft Sieier So
&c folgen5ermaben ausgeiproden:
v9os Jrauenitimmredt lit cine Sra=
ge, iiber melde Sic @in5elitoaten gu
enti6eioen baben. Sc lit nidt gu Be-
smeifeln, 6oB, menn un6 mo- INNER Ell
ne Majoritat Ser 6rauen Bel ibren
Gatern, @atten, sobnen, 8rii0ern II.
2ieblten Sic 6or6erung 6es stimm~
redts lit geb0riger @eiie geIten0
madt, 5ieles ib1en 5utbeil mer0en
mir6. Sc borbelt ith tint etmas 5u
ernites. eoIes unS beiliges, aIs onb es
le0iglid gum Stimmengetpinn ange=
manot merocn 6irfte. Sd Bin iiber-
seugt, oaB sic 6rolen bon SEM
@timmre@t gleid peiien @ebraud
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&un tcionSereln Snterelie fir mrol=
d1e oeutide &atholifen Ser gr5oioseie
E%hiloSelphia lit Ser l1mlta1o, oaB
Ser III. Safer bei grbe6l11g oes 6od-
uiiroigitcl1 Moniignor McGort sur
@iidof51piiroe i6n1 SEN @iidofstitel
Don g(5otus perlie6en hot. 9enlel=
ben 5itel hatte Dor Inn Ser dltelt tie Ser
ceutiden @iid16fe, bpdm'iter Nugl1lti=
ms Gofel, @ei6bi1d)of bon Na0er=
borl1, Scr mie Sic 2eier iif erinnerl1
mcrSen, i'm Moi S. s. ionft inn @err1
el1tidlafe fen lit.
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Gin fatholiider Nrielter ols Mfanor
Ser StoSt 9apere, Mih. 9as lit So
tier Eotrif 81. 3unigon. 6otber Gu=
nigal1 itr0l1bte iif) nit aller @epalt
gegen Sic Mnnnfn1e Ser 8obl. slm
@obltoge ielHt berlieB CT Sic Staot.
God in ieiner Mbmei e1beit 1pur0e er
ourd1 $50 protel tol1tilde Stimmel1,
Sic iid) nit 81 &athpIifen pereinigten,
sum Mopor 5es 1000 gilnpohner 5diib-
lenoen Std0td)ens gemablt. l1nO let=
teres fabrt iebr gut unter Ser 2elturh1
0es fatboliiden Griei tiers.
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MAIDEN fonnen >pie Sic Manner. ltno
id fann e5 mobl periteben, baB Sic
M%usoebnl1ng 0es meibliden Gin flutes
auf politiidps @ebiet CUR 60roerung
oes @cmeinapobls iebr melcntlid BET
trlgen miiroe."
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Ma111e in ae11pol1, tpeld}er @olSe1
6rain 9elt Bier nit &er5lg iiber IT.
geno etn a11oeres gebraudt. gu fal1=
fen BEL s. ~. 2abr, ct. CLOUD, Sele=
phone 420.-Mn5eige.
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Damn in Unterzeu9

Sic poriialide 5orte fir Ntdd1uer uno Sud
ben lit fprreft e%eltal1l1t, BENIN lie lit u%be1er"
ais pas n1eiite l1nter5eug. :91e1e u111pl1=
M1sige lteben 1rid]t auf int Sip l1ao pal1er
perfeft: aus oe5eidnete &ertbe nno ne 9ebe11
SEN allerbe1ten @ebro1ld).