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The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
GAYETY.


A corking good burlesque show,
with action pictures of the McFar-
land-Wells fight. is In the Gayety
theater this week. The motion pic
lures at the ringside were taken
from a point above the audience and
the platform and afford a clear view
of the bout.
The Bowery Burlesquers. 1.-THE
show that made burlesque famous
present TOO Much lsaacs' and
Madam X-cuse Me-" a travesty on
the play Madam X" The last
named buriesque is laughable but
the girls are all cooped up back In
the prisoners dock, in their street
clothes, only their heads and should
ers showing, which. OF course, some
what disappoints the audience after
the out-and-out rah-rah like Too
Much Isaacs.
All the girls are perfect Venuses,
of course, otherwise they wouldn't be
in burlesque, but there are Just two
who stand out above them all, the
perfection of observation-disclosures
Freight and Edna Green. Lizzie
and Edna would he at home in a
diving tank Eddie Fitzgerald and
lack Quin are the comedians The
only Ohio number is presented by Sam
Brown and Edna Green. good singers
and dancers, The audience always
wanted more.
One good feature is introduced in
the first burletta, whether by cash
girls, manicure girls" or models
isn't certain, but, my, how they can
do lob oil drpQCnd
in the polka-dot masquerade costume
tore things loose for about 10 min
utes. They are about as flexible as
rubber bands and their act is full
Of snap.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
1nmher nurn. with slo.ooo Lo...

A lumber storage shed, owned by the
IL w Harding Lumber Co, at Scotch
ave and the Grand Trunk railroad, was
destroyed by fire. Sunday noon. causing
a loss of $4,000. The shed. about ~
by l75 feet, was filled with seasoned
lumber for interior finishing. ana TINS
was burned. Surrounding the shed
were large piles OF dry lumber and II
was only after hard work on the part
OF the fire department that the hames
were prevented from spreading: Inc
Are is believed 10 have started from
sparks from passing engine. The
loss is covered by insurance.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

The market today opened barely
steady and then began TO advance.
many OF the pool stocks. Later on a
rumor that the coal strike would be
settled. there was very heavy buying
in Lehigh Valley and Reading, and they
made sharp advances and the rest OF
the market went up with them. The
close was about best prices and the
short covering prominent. The bank
statement was very good with increase
in reserves. The market all this week
has been very professional and manip-
ulated The public are not greatly m
terested and we do not feel that at
present time bull market Is warranted
and wise. We think for the present
sharp rallies
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
Crosse lie bridge Contract Let.

The. contract for the construction OF
the bridge between Crosse lie ana the
mainland has been let TO the Detrolt
Bridge & Steel Works, and active work
will commence at once. IL Is planned
TO have the bridge ready for use by
next Christmas. The bridge VIII De
w yandotte and Will be about hair
mile long. In general outlines 1t VIII
resemble the Belle Isle bridge. The
bridge will be built and operated by
the Crosse lie Bridge Co, and grange :
ments have been made for an issue OF
5000 900 worth OF bonds.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
NEGRO "'BUS-BOY" DEAD;
ASSAULANT REARRESTED

Butler Hardiman, the Negro bus
hoy who was stabbed and slashed by
Donald Sampson Negro waiter in the
Cadillac cafe, May 6, died, Sunday, in
st. Mary's hospital. :
Sampson. who was released after
the stabbing, when Hardiman refused
10 prosecute, was again taken into
custody. following Hardiman's death,
and Coroner Burgess and Prosecutor
Shepherd are investigating.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
Grand Opera This Evening.

The Sheehan English Opera conn
pany will open an engagement or
three weeks, in the Detroit opera
house. Monday evening, presenting
Faust" Joseph Sheehan will sing
Faust; Francis Boyle, Mephisto, and
GLADYS Caldwell, Marguerite. Mr..
BOYLE came to Detroit especially to
sing Mephisto, part in which he Is
famous. The second week OF the
sheehan engagement will offer The
Mikado" for the first half and I'll
Troyatore" for the latter half begin
ming Decoration day afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
NEW YoRk RANK sTATEMENT.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-The weekly
bank statement as issued today shows
the following changes: Excess cash re-
serve. increase s4.541.l00; loans. de-
crease S5.S53.0OO: specie. increase -,
500. 900: legal tenders. decrease t344. 900
deposits, Increase $i0.036,OO0; circula-
ton. decrease t659. 900; total loans. 81
Ols593 900 The surplus Is. sl3.426. 200.
as compared with si6.066,475 last year.
and s24.234.40O two years ago.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
PRODUCE.

There was not much TO be said for
the market this morning. Receipts OF
poultry, calves and farm ST. IFS in gem
eral We're extremely light. and prices
We're nominally unchanged There Is
a growing trade in strawberries. Re-
ceipts are steadily increasing, and
with warmer weather the quality OF
the offerings Is also improving. In the
way OF fresh vegetables the supply Is
not equal TO the demand and the mar
ket is firm. Butter dealers were eX-
pecting decline at Elgin this after
noon.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20

poultry: Dull turkeys. $50 22c; chick
ems, l6q2lhc: fowls. liz u l6hc;
ducks. i3n25c. Live poultry; Firm.
geese. SQ9c; ducks. Ice; fowls, i6c:
turkeys. 12c; roosters. l0c. Cheese:
Steady; state milk. common 10 specials,
16nl6h skins, common TO specials.
20 IL Ac: full skins 40 SC.
Butter: Easy: receipts. 5.452; cream
cry extra, 30l5 u sic: state dairy tubs,
24M soc; imitation creamery firsts, 20 y
a. 26c. Eggs Easy; receipts. 26,7TI.
nearby white fancy. 234 q 24c: nearby
mixed fancy, goa &c; fresh hrsts, goa
22hc
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
PARKs AND BoULEVARDs.
Room 2Ol; city Hall 80,

Room 2O1, City Hall,
Detroit. Mich. May 20, 1912.
Sealed proposals will be received ut
the above office until IL o'clock noon
on Monday. May "a, 1912. for the con-
structlon OF extension TO
DOCK
at the east end OF Belle Isle park
All proposals must be accompanied
by a certified check equal to 5 per cent.
of the amount OF the bid as a guaran-
tee that contract will be entered into.
Plans and Specifications may be seen
at the shove office.
Bids must be submitted in triplicate,
Tho Commissioner reserves the right
TO reject any or all bids.
NJ p. HURLBUT.
Commissioners.
II. W. BUSCH.
Secretary. (S22)
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.

DETROIT. May 20.-Up: Underwood,
1:45 Saturday night; l. Boyce, barge
Barlum. Iron Cliff. Unadilla. SIS; Nor
Weston, lo:i5; j. c. Wallace. II: ]. =.
Epson. 1890; L. c. Hanna, l1;35 wy
andotte. midnight; Jacob -Kopp, 1850
Sunday morning; Alpena. 1880: North
ern star. 1850; Canadian. $3.50; George
plain, 4; Kennedy, 4:40: Admiral, 5:
Northern Queen. $50; Kongo, Z; Zen
tn City. !. w. stephenson. 7;i0; d. g.
$50: Chicago. s:2o; NJ. Andrews. Vero-,
ma. 10:45: Samuel Mitchell. Chickamau-
ga, 1880; Robert Fulton Maia, 1880 y.
M; Merida, 1870; Mafitana, Martin
Mullen, /; Adams. 1870; Poe. cuddy, 2;
norman, ESQ; McDougall. barge No.
1877. 2:55: oliver 4: Colonel. 4:05; Haz-
ard. barge Uranus. Knapp, $40; Frank
c. Ball, S: Roumania, barge Crete, 525;
Down: Stormount. s Saturday night;
Conemaugh.. $40; Alfred Mitchell: 3;
Reddington 1885 Sunday morning: w.
l.. Brown. 1; Marina, LOS; La Sale,
$40; Ontario. 4; Agnew, 8 Bixby. 1910;
dredges and scows. 1880: st. Paul (ar-
rived, IL; Russell Hubbard. 1880;
Goulder 1890 p. m; Craig. 1870; En-
pire City. A. f. Stewart. 2:4o; Seneca,
$50: Lewiston, 4;15; p. Sawyer. 4:40.
NJ Taylor. Kendall 4;45; Hoover and
Mason, 500; Havey, Nottingham, 525
Samuel Mather uarge), 6:l5: La Belle,
6:25; Wilbert l.. Smith, 6:45; Emperor,
$50.
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, May 20.
Up: Laughlin. 2 y. m. Saturday.
Henry Smith. McKhLnney Snyder, $3.50
Steel King. Allegheny, Superior City,
MARSHA, 4:3O; Umbria, s; Schoonmaker,
500: Christopher, 8; Philip Minch,
$50; Yates. Sherwin. Choctaw. Clark.
$3.50: Saxon, Krupp, $3.50; Wahcondar,
Sahara To- Mary Boyce. stanton, Jol-
let, IL 80: Flagg. Warriner 1910 a. IN.
Thomas Barlum. !; Perkins, Berry, 2;
Rensselaer, $3.50; Midland Prince, 4;
Mataafa, s: Princeton. $50; Olcott, 8;
Regina 0arge). Fitzgerald. 3; Moore,
Denmark. $50; Bessemer, l01 Palmer,
IL; Amazon. Crete. 1890; n. O. Mills,
Queen city. noon; Assiniboia, 1890;
Waldo. /: Coralia .Corliss. Fairbairn.
q; Harmonic. 2;30; Hawgood (smalD,
$3.50; Houghton, Manila, 1870; Turret
Chief. Sylvania, 5; Gordon. Lagona, Ed
enborn S Morrow. Capt. Wilson, Eads,
Nadia, Z: Murphy, 1880.
Down: Labelle. Glehellah. l p. m.
Saturday p. m; Emperor 2; (steel
Bradley, Algonquin, Flower, 3; Samuel
Morse, Winona. 4" Hurlbut Smith.
Leonard. 8: Western Star, Meaford.
$50; Albright. Kinmount. 1880.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20

Sunday. He says that schlerson
boosted OF having spent 81 400 IN HE
fight against returning 10 Detroit
Several capIas for schierson's ar.
rest in damage luits brought BY
patients OF the European Medical
Institute" OF which he was the head,
are awaiting him here. besides the
criminal case.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20

NEW YORK. May 1s-Flour Dull
ana nominal Pork: Quiet. mess. s20.15
at Lard: Steady; middle west spot.
S1O6561O 40. Sugar: Raw, easy. cen
trifugaI 96 test. t3.s2; muscovado, 50
test, 342: refined. quiet; cut loaf $500;
crushed $3.50: powdered. IS lOq $50;
graduated. ,5O5@515. conee Rio.
Quiet city, CSC; country, Ga &c.
Hay: Steady. prime. s1.eO; No. .. $3.50
0I35; clover, ti.250l.4b. Dressed.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
JAM. r. Fitzpatrick Dead.

James Francis FITZPATRICK, OF NO
employe or the Michigan Stove Co, Is
dead after long Illness. He was 81
wears old and was member or branch
No. SO, c. NJ d. A., and Grand River
Tent, X. o. T. NJ. No. iOs. the run.
erai will be held Tuesday morning, al
$50. from the residence. and from st
Leo's church at o'clock
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
Markets AND FINANCE
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. o.. May 1S.-Hogs; Re-
ceipts. 1000 head: lO0l5c lower; york
ers, mediums, heaVies and mixed. 1890;
pigs, 50. 30" Cattle. Receipts. cars;
strong. Sheep and lambs Receipts 5
cars; $500 top eCalves: Receipts, 100
head. SIS 80 top.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - Extras. SOC; hrsts. acc:
dairy. 22c: packing stock. 21c Id.
EEgs-Receipts 1888 cases; current
receipts, cases included. 18c per doz.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
Thirteen Killed I'm wrecL,

PARIS. Nav 20.--The death yesterday
OF two of the persons injured In a rail-
way collision Saturday night near the
Care Du Nord, brings the total num-
Der OF victims up TO 10 killed. The
list OF injured numbered As.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
TreIIsy c.sw Eeu.e sI.l.;

JAcKsoNvIfLE. Fia.. May so--Tne
and Conductor I. c. smith were found,
lying on Tallayand-ave about Is yardf
from their car, early yesterday. Botr
men had been shot through the head
Near Sparkman's body was the motor
control. The murderers left no clue.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
NEW YORK MONEY.
NEM YoRk PR0pUCE MARkET.

NEW YORK, May ls.-Bar silver:
London. 2s3-I6 pence New York,
6iLc. Demand sterling: s4s7m4 05
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. May II. 1912.
PROPOSALS FOR THE C0NSTRUC-
TON OF PUBLIC SEWER.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the Department OF Public
Works, Detroit, Mich. until Thursday,
MAJ %. 1912, at 10 o'clock a. m. stan
dard time. at which time and place
they will be opened, for furnishing all
labor and material, except cement and
iron manhole rings and covers, when
will be furnished by the city. and
Gether with the back filling according
to the plans and specif atoms on file
In this office. the following brick pub
lie sewer, to-wit: "a
CENTRAL AVENUE PUBLIC SEWER.
SECTION NO. q.
In Central avenue, from a point ~
feet south of NJ c. II. II. right of-way
10 the first alley north OF Michigan
avenue, length OF sever f'lS' teet IL
manEOles, ring brick.
Each bidder must deposit with his
bid enclosed in a separate envelope. al
certified bank check payable TO the or Il
der OF the Department OF Public Works
OF the City OF Detroit. as follows:
CENTRAL AVENUE PUBLIC SEWER.
SECTION NO. 8. $500
Which sum will be forfeited 70 the
Department in case the bidder rails 10
enter into contract within fve days
after the acceptance OF mis- or their
tender and will be returned TO the con-
tractor upon proper execution or MS
contract bond Contracts to be subject
20 the approval OF the Common Coun-
ell. The bidder whose tender Is ac-
cepted will be required TO furnish with
his contract an approved surety bond
TO the city OF Detroit in the fuil
amount OF contract
The Department OF Public works
expressly reserves the right TO reject
any or all proposals
Checks and proposals TO be placed
in separate envelopes
(414D= j. HAAfER,
(9le) Commissioners.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20

NEW LONDON. Conn.--The body
of James Doyle, dead in his home.
was guarded by dog which bit
Mrs. Robilard and several other
neighbors who attempted to remove
the body.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
LIVESTOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Opening.
burning a. stevens Live stock Report.

EAST BUFFALO,. N Y, May 20
Cattle; Receipts. $50 cars; market
steers. ss.50@s.s5; prime 1900 to 1900
10. steers, sSmS.40i prime 1,200 to 1900
10. steers. $7.50Q7s5, best 1.10o to
;SCS-i6 shi Ip steers 90: sG - ILL., iS5
lbs, s6.5O@71C; light butcher steers,
$6@6.50; fat cows, A9e,4o; trimmers,
s275M32s heifers, $5@725; stock
heifers, s4.25@450. feeling steers 81
SIS: mixers and springers. s30a70
Hogs: Receipts. 100 cars: market
lower heavy, $sTS.05: workers, $500
s RRisI; 'G Receipts SO cars market
strong; top lambs, s925Gs35: year
iings. s7.25@7.7b; wethers. s6.25U6.50;
ewes $50, $50.
Calves: Top calves. 50; fair TO good,
S7nS.5O: heavy. N.b006
EAST BUFFALO-CIore.
EAST BUFFALO. May 1s.-Cattle:
Receipts. so head; market. active and
steady; prime steers. ts4OQs75; butch
400 head: market active and steady !.
Gull 10 choice, S6G950. Sheep and
lambs: Receipts. $500 head; market
active; choice lambs. s750qs; Gull to
s4as'25. Hogs: Receipts, 1850 head ;
market. slow; workers., SSWs.10 pigs.
$40; mixed. sS10dS20; heavy $500
as25. roughs. s7a725; stays. $500
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
Nav 2O-Hogs: Receipts, $4,000 head
market slow; mixed and butchers. S7.35
@5sS good heavy Ivy NM S9q isG ssf 59u "a,
pigs, $1,000. Cattle: Receipts, 1900
head. market. steady; beeves, S6.1O@
q so: cows and heifers, S3NS; stockers
;ss calves calves. ,saSsSSs7s sssp ss
cetpts, ~ o00 head; market. steaay: ma
tive, sS.75G6.25. western, HW6.20;
lambs, s59S65: western, t5,750s.sO.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. May 20-Opening: Liver
pool and Chicago wheat markets We're
steady at the opening on Monday. De-
troit opened without change and early
Monday: Cash and May No. red wheat,
s1.14A July. $1.14h; Sept, $l.1S% ;
No. l white, $1.12%.
Corn is in light demand and easy at
TING for cash No. 2. soc for cash No.
yellow and 79hc for No. 3 yellow.
Oats are easy and quiet at 5Ic for
standard and SEC for cash No. white.
No. 2.
Beans are in demand and firm at
sell for immediate, prompt and May
shipment. s2.73 for June. $2.76 for July
and $2.25 for October.
Cloverseed is nominal at $12.50 for
prime spot, $3.50 for October and S1l5o
for prime alsike.
Grain receipts at Chicago Monday:
Wheat. % cars: corn, 1874 cars; oats,
July wheat in Chicago opened Mon
day at $l.0Sh 01.0SL. corn at IAN a.
74%c, oats at Asa @49c and pork at
Wheat in Liverpool opened un-
changed and was later quoted nd
higher to I'D lower. Corn opened un-
changed and was later quoted - a ss d
lower.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
TOLEDO. o.. May 1S.-Wheat: Cash
si.1sh Dec, sITSA Corn: Cash and
May. 76c July 76%c; Sept, 74zsc.
Cats: Cash and May. 55Ac; July, SIC:
Sept, 42%c. Rye: Cash 94c. Clover
seed: Oct. 1927; Dec. 1887. Alsike:
Cash, 5000; Aug. 1915 Timothy:
Cash, $3.50; Sept, $4.65; Oct, $40.
Butter. eggs and hay unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN-Opening.
CHICAGO. May 1S.-wheat: July un-
changed; Sept. up bc. Corn July un-
Ar DO 20. mi W
and Sept unchanged. Provisions
steady.
Close-Wheat: July up Nc: Sept. up
NC. Corn: July down bc Sept. down
nc. Oats: July down Me- Sept. down
Sc. Provisions lower.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing CO., 10 John R.-st
The Detroit times., 1912-04-20
u. s. GOVT BONDS
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices reported by Hayden,
Stone Co. May is:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-05-16

IitiIden Gotertplatten, 0ie bon Serrn
Smnlons in 9lberoeen (oem Stoat-
8aft-Monoger) ben engIiihen Saft-
9eititngen 5ur8erfiiglmg geltellt muir
cen, nar Der Nnme bOn Serrn SeSucp
ais &anoioot fir oos gilenbobn-4 Som.
miIiGrsomt i'm 1, 3iItrift itailo uno
Dab crit ouf @ipfs BroteIt ipdter Der
0anie 9eGocqs entfernt mur0e. Serr
8ipf Der betnnntlih StaotSietret1r
mar, erbebt 0arn Die gnflage. Dab Der
friibere giienbobnfommili1r SeGocq
abIoInt ni6ts fir oos @Dlt tat uno
er in Der lebten @obl 0ot1inl bel Der
INSTRUMENTATION geIhldgen tpuroe.
@enn 2eGocq erfI1re, Dab er Elm
Wlaltn bon belhr1nften @el0nlitteIn
iei, 10 iei es Denrtoh oiiffoleno. 0oB
fir feline Qon0i0otllr tduien0e bon
Dollars aisgegIben tpiiroen, 5itnal
0as sabresgeb1lt eines giienbobn.
fonlniii1rs MIR 81 800 einbringe.
5err @ipf frogt ferner, mas man
bon einem 0sonn pie 2egocq fir fol-
DIES 4mt eriporten Tonne, oeIien Sobn
ODER Eodter bon Der MiIpaufee. 8obn
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-05-16

8elie6t BET ben 4epu6lifnnern.
Ser oenlofratii6e gan0ioat, mel.
der na9 Dem 1. Synnildr 1918 Sou.
berneur bon Sii0s8afota iein miro,
muB, INN ern6blt 5u rper0en. mebrere
tauieno repubIifonii6e Stiuunen er.
balten.
gS. g. 8oiDen, Ser bereits felt 9ln.
fang Ser iieb5iger Sabre I'M 3eittngs.
geihdft IN Sii0-0atotd iIt, iest IN
Suron, iagt iiber Serrn go. g. sSobn.
ion, ben 0eulofrotii6en gan0ioaten
fir Die domination om a. Suni:
.Serr So6nIon iIt Der Monn, Dem
ii6 un5ufrieoene &epubIitaner Gou.
ten irgen0 Deld]e ltn5ufrie0en tper.
benz, cher 5upen0en tpiiroen, nIs iei.
mem 8orteigegner (Serrn 3. S. @if.
benz, unO Oas lit geiaet nit Dem
groBtem &eipeft lino Ser gr0Bten 9[d).
tltng Dor ieinem @egner.
Serr sSobnion lit elm 8ro6uft 6es
8rDnnisnt, befebrt ollr6 oie &eoege.
monotbeit unO 2ogit oes groBen &eo.
ners bon 9ebrasfa, uno NIT ibm nlir.
De nbieIe onoere &epublitoner 8rpan.
anbanger, 5eittpeiIig ooer 0ouerno.
gs mare fir oieie ni6t 10 i6tper,
inter getpilier 8eronIaIiung al @uns
item bon Serrn Sobnion eii3utreten
Ddbren0 iie ftf ni6t 10 Iei6t 5u
9errn &idbem binneigen tpiiroen.
9as lit, mas man iiberoa su b0rer
befommt; es eibt oft5ebn. bis fiinf.
Observation-Disclosures mel.
de 6ieien Serbit uid6t oas repubIifa-
nilfe Sidet ittnnen tDer0en, unS so
Yro0ent 6abon piir0en Iieber fir
Serrn Sobnion itirnmen, oIs fir
Serrn @idbein. glIle friiberen 9[n.
Danger 8rDons tDer0en borausIiAtIidb
Serrtt SSobnion lutteritiisen: urioere
toitienoe bon &epubIifonern, DeIle
niht 8ufrieoen geIteIlt Deroen Ton.
men, ean3 gleih tper in ben Hrim1r.
moblen fiir @ouoerneur oufaeItelt
miro, tper0en 0aIIeIbe Inn.
9as bette Ding, mas oie Demofrn.
ten TIM f6nnen, 1T Die S[ufIteIllHa Ell.
nes Ganoiooten, peIder oie meiIten
repubIifanif6en Gtinlinen efbcIten
fam. 9ieier Wfdnn lift 60. 9. ssO5.l.
ion (ArglIs. .2en0er.)
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-05-16
a1geiteIlt iei uno bebouptet, 0aB oit
gabnen uno 8erfebrs-Gorp
fir 2eGocq orbeiteteu. s.. 9.
@enefes.

Sonlblrg, 9euti6Ior0, Is. Wini.
a0nig 6rieori6 Der s. bon D1nemort
lit pl0blib IN Squiburg I'M 9llter bon
SO SSabren aeitorben.
0aaoiion, isis, 10. 9aoi. Syobn
s. 0ies, benz nSeIo BON Cameron
Gam, puroe bonn Stnotsobereeri6t
Elm neiier Bro5eB beripeigert. 9os
@erif)t oriidte 8eoouern aus, Dab es
nibt onoers banoeln tonne, neil ieitr
gro3eB IN eeredter @eiie gefiibrt
ipor0en iei. 9;ee rluB olic ipegen Der
G0hlng 0es 9eputp Sberiffs Oscar
Sorp ieine IebensIdngIid)e 8nd)tbous-
ltrnfe berbilBen.
Gbicogo, syu., Is. Madi. Sente iit
0as republitnnifbe NotiofpnI- 6 ontitee
SuTommengetreten. nm iiber Die Son.
teite Ser itreitigen GeIeg0ten Su ent.
iheioen. Soipeit fino 3S aoEtelte on.
geaiel0et moroen.
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Sduier Oes GongreIies elm auren6e.
ment Der 8unoes.G .Gonititltion borIe.
gen 0orf, ipelhes bon elmer Maiuritat
Der 2egisIatitren Der Staoten beItd.
tigt per0en fam.
Ger ein5ige, proftii6e @eg, 6ie
notiDenoige slmenoirrna Der gunoes-
@onItitlition 3u iifern, lit 0ie ginbe.
rlif1lng elmer iogenonnten ,gtutiona[
@onltitutionol @onbention." SSe0er
Stont Diir0e 5u oieier Contention
ieine fdbigIten Di1nner ififen uno
oiele iDiiroen Die porgei6lagenen M6.
onberllHgen ODER 9lmenoements Dor
ibren 2egislatiren Dertreten uno CUR
annobme bringen.
@os Oenten Oie oeiitiden gtimnr.
geber iiber oieien pi6tigen 5eitaeuld.
BEN 8orihIag?
Sol. WeIbin @rigs6u.
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fits gefoItet.) Si6er miro oud n9eo-
oD" oaun elm gepiftiges @ort 81
@nniteH non Sol. Origsbg bon Siour
Sails 81 iogen baben uno Oos miro
Dem inbrelmgen perionlihen 6reuno
BON 6ranf 8ettigretu, (oer fir ben
9un0esienot alif Oemotrntiid)er Seite
inooriirt fpiiroe), tauienoe bon neiien
Stinlmen einbringen.
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@ernne hie tedlniihen Cell.
anfubren meroen,

len. @erooe Die tehniiben Cell.
tdn5ereien un0 nertpirrenoen @ort.
flaubereien lino Dem geipobnli6en
2oienperItono 10 unperltdHolib lno 10
berbaBt. g8os lit Der Simt oes olten
Sprihnorts2 ,8olfesltimne lit @ot.
tesItinuie. @arum per3eibt oas 8olf
HooIebeIt feline groBen 5ebIer unO lei
ne te6niide @ort- t-SeiItGn5erei inbe-
aug ouf leinen - @ortbrud? 8eiI
es in ie6er sSiber fiiblt, Dab es uun-
nerib per0e miiB".
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0abe gsipf Dom 0ntdiniOn eOnnta

9abe @ipf bon 6ntdiniOn GOnntb
iduingt fir Srn. .SSobn @. WinIler bon
8orfiton betreffs 0eiien Gdi1oiootur
fir GiienbobnfommiiIar bic Streitort
gegea 5rauf 2eGoeq bon 9orriIou,
Douglas go. 9os inns bon 9errn
Miiller nit Der 8itte INN .ip0rtlid)e
lteberIebung" 5ueeiartote Circular i'll
Ieioer an perIonIid)er Nntiir. ols ooB
mir oaiIelbe tDortgetreu nbbrudel
foniten. Ser @erebtigfeit baIber
nebnen mir ober foIgelloe Rllnfte ber-
aus: Serr @ipf erfIart, onB aiif po-
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9loOIebeIis 8eImdl mirb aneeblid
fir ben 1. Sir1i fir Siio.9nfota IN
9lusiidt geiteIlt unO er miro amei-
feIlos nth Die 2orimer-Q Qffoire nnh
feiner hornfteriitiiben Weonier an.
fdneicen, neil Genotor Gamble es
nfiir feline 8fIiht belt rlo9 Der feno-
toriellen llnteriu1ing Inn 2orimer.
Sole fir ole 8eibebdItllng oes onrii-
tbieeu Senotors bon Sainois iein go.
flsm ob8ugeben. (Senntor GuIlom bon
eSllinois bot oieieIbe ~EfIiht~ ieiren
biele Sabre innegebobten Senatoren-