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The Lake County times., 1912-01-31
EAST CHICAGO
-AND-
IND. HARBOR

the Maurer sisters furnished, but many
expressed themselves as never having
heard it excelled in its line. The club
wishes to express it's qualification to
the public for its generous patronage
of this series of entertainments, for 1t
! is to them that we owe any financial
success that may be made.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church, Indiana Harbor, having lately
reorganized. has been doing some
splendid work. Four interesting meet
ings have already been held this last
month. The first. lead by Mary Filson:
Topic The Wilderness Shepherd, Soli-
tude and Spiritual Vision" The sec
ond, lead by Miss Buckmaster, Topic.
The Religious Paper Modern
Prophet; Gods Use of Mans Enter
prise" The third. lead by Irene Reed,
Topic, The Strength of Revolt Against
Wrong. The fourth, lead by Agnes
Stormont, Topic. The Heroism of Pure
Devotion to Native Land" After dis
cussing the topics of the evening a
program is rendered, consisting of yo-
cal and instrumental music. read
ings and talks. There is another de-
partment which proves quite interest
ing; namely, the social department On
Thursday evening, Jan. IL. the Epworth
League, under the supervision of Miss
Maude Scott, chairman of the social de-
partment, held social in the church
basement. A very pleasant evening
was spent playing games and singing
songs Light refreshments were
served These socials it is intended
will be given at least once a month
Every one is cordially invited to come
and share in this pleasant hour. and
20 assist I'M making this /. more help
full and beneficial period for others The
program for the ensuing month is as
follows:
False Security of the Unrighteous,"
Feb 4, 1912. Erma Mock
The Strong Shall Not Take Advan-
tage OF the weak" Feb. II, 1912. Leroy
Bland
The Call to Service; Contact with
Men Brings Feeling of Obligation"
Feb Is. 1912, Miss Maude Scott
Messages at Bethel: the Courage of
Truth Feb. %. 1912. C. c. Hand.
Remember-Time, $50 to 1880: place.
M e. church, corner of 135th street and
Grapevine; price, The energy and will
power to bring yourself to the above
specified place at the above stated time.
The Lake County times., 1912-01-31

quently dislfkes a match when It is
first mooted and warns up to IT in good
shape later. So far, however, there is
no sign of a change of sentiment to-
wards Johnson and Flynn. The affair
was regarded as a joke when 1t was
first suggested and a joke 1t is still con-
sidered.
At that there is something to be said
In Flynn's favor. His matches with
White Hope" Morris and big Will
lfams in Toronto proved conclusiveiy
that the fireman has made great strides
In his profession. He has improved
but 1t will be difficult to make the gen
eral run of sporting men believe that
the Improvement is vast enough to
warrant Flynn being sent against the
conqueror of Jeffries
The Lake County times., 1912-01-31
NJ 'GOORTY. ONE HAND
BROKEN. WINS FIGHT
Oshkosh Stars Beats Walter
Coffey as Far as One
Shoot a Rifle.

New York, Jan. 31.-Equipped only
with large circular left-hand swing
his right being broken, petrified CO.
Gained or otherwise out of commission
Eddie McGoorty of Oshkosh. Wis. beat
Walter Corey of San francisco last
night at the Fairmont A. c. about as
far as you can shoot a rife.
1t was claimed McGoorty broke his
right hand early in the fight. II he can
de as well with that as he did with the
left he should furnish a great two
handed exhibition
It was announced that Coffey weigh
ed 155 and McGoorty 157- The latter
looked the heavier. Coffey seemed
afraid to lead and overlooked many
chances
McGoorty had a good Tad in the
first. second. third, fourth and fifth
rounds. Coffey did good work with his
right in the sixth. but in the seventh
The Lake County times., 1912-01-31
PHILLIES MAY
GO TO BERMUDA

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. S1-On ac-
count OF the outbreak of meningitis In
the southwest. President Fogel of the
Phiilies announced today that he might
take his players to Hamilton, Bermuda
TO train this spring. No major league
team ever has trained on the island of
bermuda President Fogel is not afraid
meningitis would interfere with the
work OF the players at Hot Springs,
Ark. which has been selected as the
Phillies' training quarters, but fears
the team might be quarantined there
and be unable to get back in time to
start the series with the Athletics
The Lake County times., 1912-01-31
CALENDAR OFF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEP
WEDNESDAY.

y WEDNESDAY,.
q ''One Round" Hogan VS.. Tom 4
= my Murphy, 20 rounds. at san 4
= Francisco.
. Leach Cross VS.. Knockout 4
= Brown. 10 rounds, at New York. I
y Joe Eagan VS.. Billy Ahern. II 4
= rounds. at Manchester. N H 4
= THURSDAY. 4
. Jack t"Twin') Sullivan vs. Tony 4
= Ross. rounds. at Titusville. Pa. 4
. FRIDAY. 4
= Meeting of the intercollegiate I
= Football Rules Committee in New 4
. York 4
= Pennsylvania Yale fntercollegi- 4
= ate basketball contest at New 4
= Haven, Conn 4
= Northwestern ice skating cham 4
. pionship races at Minneapolis. 4
= Bill McKinnon VS. Charley 4
= Haighy. IL rounds, at Lowell. 4
= Mass
= Bobby Wilson VS.. Cy Smith, 10 Z
. rounds. at Utica, N Y z
= Packey Mcfarland VS. Eddie 4
: Murphy, 10 rounds. at Kenosha. 4
. wis :
: Tommy Howell vs. kid" Ferns. Z
, 10 rounds, at Kansas city. Z
SATURDAY. Z
Annual meeting of the United q
? states Lawn Tennis association q
at New York a
Annual indoor track and field q
, games of Manhattan College at q
New York a
, Opening of the Canadian Ma q
, tional Automobile show in Mon .
b treal. q
, Harry Trendan VS.. Pal Moore, Q
rounds, at Philadelphia. Q
Opening of annual show of the .
, Albany On. Y.) Automobile Deal Q
ers' association. q
Opening of annual show of the .
Harrisburg fPo.) - Automobile .
Dealers association. .
Johnny Coulon VS.. frankie .
Conley, 20 rounds. at Vernon, Cal. Q
= = - = 80 80 ~ :
The Lake County times., 1912-01-31
SAYLOR-KNIGHT
BOUT ON FOE FEB. 8

Indianapolis, Ind. Jan. 31.--Nulburn
Saylor was matched to meet Phil
knight, the Kansas City cyclone" for
a ten-round battle here Feb. s. Knight
arrived In this city last week from
Cleveland Saylor started training In
earnest today at the Dillon club. box
ing with Chick Hayes and Jack Dill
lon Hayes is putting in some hard
licks In preparation for his return
match with Monte Atte,l at the skttaf--
torium a week from next wedhesdax
Lavender Cigars are pronounced AZ.
ceptionally good by all smokers
The Lake County times., 1912-01-31

McGoorty landed ten times before he
got a reply. Toward the end of the
bout Coffey was tipped to McGoorty's
broken wing, but the swinging kept
him busy until the finish.
McGoorty stood off all his rallies like
master boxer and finished without a
mark on him.
The Lake County times., 1912-01-31
HARVARD VS..
VANDERBILT

Cambridge, Mass, jan 31-The Van
deroiit football team, the champions of
the south. will have its star struggle
OF the coming football season with
Harvard 1t will be the first time any
FAMOUS eastern college has sent a team
into the south. The date for the strug-
gle in Nashville is Nov. 9.
The Lake County times., 1912-01-31
X-RAY PROVES
HACKS CLAIM

salt Lake City, Jan 31.-Surgeons in
London have discovered distinct rvp-
ture In the knee of George Hacken-
schmidt. the wrestler. according to a
letter just received by Jack Curley. who
Is here promoting the Johnson-T1ynn
night. A Roentgen ray picture. Hack
enschmidt writes, shows a distinct
separation Of the leg and thigh bones.
The wrestler intends to rest at Paris
until the bones reunite.
The Lake County times., 1912-01-31
Jim Doyle CRITICALLY III;
Submits to Operation.

Syracuse, N. Y, Jan. s1-Jimmie
Doyle. third baseman OF the Chicago
Cubs. is in hospital here in
critical condition. Doyle was taken
Ill on Friday. and on Sunday he was
hurried to the hospital, where yes
ferday he was operated on for APP
pendicitis. With his usual game
ness Doyle had not complained
when first taken with the pains and
the physicians found their task no
easy one.
While not out of danger. Doyle il
doing very nicely. 1t is very doubt
full II he will be able to report for
the spring training of the Cubs.
The Lake County times., 1912-01-31
YES, AND REAL
MONEY, TOO.

Whiting. Ind. Jan. 31.-Sporting
Editor, TINES: An article or two in
your papers the last week relative
basketball leads me to write this
letter regarding the championship
of Lake county.
At the present time we claim to
hold the championship of Lake
county. having beaten three of the
teams therefrom and have repeat
edly challenged them all When
writing up championship standings
1t would be well to put the Whit
ing Owls on the top, and I might
add a little further that to make
this good. we will play any basket
ball team in Lake county for the
championship and a side bet of $50
II desired. It doesn't seem square
Tor some of these so-cailed speed
boys to make big splash in the
papers and not show the goods. We
are there and claim the CHAMPION
ship for this season, and IL any of
the teams wish to dispute this state
ment. kindly have them correspond
with the Undersigned
The above offer stands good for
immediate acceptance
Yours very truly.
A L CARLSON,
Manager Whiting Owls.
The Lake County times., 1912-01-31

IL you are Judge or quality try
Lavender Cigar.
The Lake County times., 1912-01-31

IL you smoke Lavender once you
Will always call for them
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-28
Ithey enjoy no special newspaper

they enjoy no special newspaper
privileges.
Loan sharks, patent medicine
sharks, fake financial sharks and
employers who make money by
starving their help-all these adj
vertise.
Yes, it pays to advertise. That
is it pays financially. But money
won't buy a reserved seat in
heaven or save a rich-man from
his own conscience here on earth.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-28

Chicago, and that the revenue
from this destruction of girls
souls was close to $60,000,0O0 a
year. And low wages-starva-
ton wages paid by rich employers
is one of the reasons for it.
1t will help some if the good
women of Chicago who patronize
the stores would organize a con-
sumers' league and refuse to pat
ronize any store that refused to
pay living wages.
The report of the Chicago Vice
Commission showed up all this
villainy-but it hasn't done any
good so far. And it won't do any
good until the conscience of Chi
cago women whose souls are safe
take more interest in women
whose souls are in danger.
Here's some real reform work
for the moral uplifters who are
now shouting themselves red in
the face against the big sassiety
drunk on New Years eve.
They are ever ready to fight
saloonkeepers, gamblers and the
prostitutes who have no social
standing, but they seldom, if ever,
pay any attention to the causes of
poverty. vice and crime.
One reason may be that some of
the rich pew-renters profit fnan-
cially by paying starvation wages
and driving struggling girls into
a life of shame.
And then, again, the reformers
wouldn't get their names in the
newspapers if they attacked low
wages in the stores that spend
4 4 ( IL l.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-28

won't buy a reserved seat in
heaven or save rich-man from
his own conscience here on earth.
An After-Dinner Speaker
Rise from your chair, place
your left hand on the edge of the
table and run the forefnger of
your right hand around the edge
of your collar.
Say: mister POSTMASTER"
Cough.
Wipe the perspiration from
your brow with napkin.
Adjust your tie.
Step back from the table and
place both your hands on the back
of your chair.
Cough once more and say:
Mister Toastmaster and Ladies
and Gentlemen"
Take a drink of water or some
thing.
Say: 1--WE are gathered here to-
night to-to-to-''
Swallow your Adams apple
seven or eight times, blush VIC
.lently and say: Mister Toast
master"
Sit down
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g8niierfraftnnlaae in epnispilTe.

Bur glusnilbimg Ser @aIier.
frat bes 8latte SlriieS bat iih in
SoiriSpiIle inter Dem Ramen GIotte
electric 2i0bt ano Eoner Gon1panp
cine @eiellidait gebiloet. Die Be-
amten iino: @. g. Seller Spring.
fieIo, graii0eut;; SSamcs Gtanoer,
2oltisDille, SefretGr; rmo 4. G..
Stdn6er bon 2ouiSoi(le. Sdab-
meiiter 9as getriebsfapital be-
trdgt cine bolbe Wlillion Collars.
Die Sfrnitnloge Ioa Elm tmo eine
halbe gieile ipeItlih BON 2ouiSoille
im Glatte sluiie erridtet pereeu,
eeaeniiber Ser alten Geter 6arm.
J2000 SUB moro uno iiio beitebt ons
SSll1bbett bier ans ioli0em anlf.
Itein, un0 Der Sal 0es 5luiies lit
auf iieben SUB per 0feiIe berednet
iporOen, 3pan3ig 3lrbiuen mer-
zen bier inItollirt iperoelt, Inn bic
aroft oes Strome5 SIT ianmeln.
Dtit Strait perIorgt ioQen 0lrb
oieie g(nloge olle Orte rn0 StGote
Gftlih bon 2ouispille einidlieBlib
nieies iel6it meroen. 9ieie @ciea.
iflait miro cine 6ircfte &onfllrren5
gegelt oa5 aounBe Spn0ifat biz
6en. Sic miro in1Itanoc iein,
Smdbn NIT irgen6 elmer 2uantitGt
BON araft 3ll perior9en Die Mn
Iage miro no1 ben @eredRl1lgen
Der SSngenieure ntr $250,000 foIten,
6as &ounBe Spnoifot Ofil.
lionen gebraudt.
I'm bie Gur6inenrG0cr qegen|
5reibeiS 5u i6iiben, ioa cine Bride
itber Sen 6IuB geipomtt rperoen.
Se6S IGoer lperoeu 5u alien Sab.
in getrieb Icin f6nnen.
e5erner bat Serr &efler Elm Gotent,
ourd peIdr8 Die 9}d0cr nit Dem
Gteioen oOer 5aacn oe3 @niiers
Iidj beben ober lcntcn. Die Slfor.
i)orotion$papiere lpcroen bcutc Elm.
qereid1t, uno oie 9(rbeiter bnIo be-
gouncu iper0eu.
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Nns Qincp[n.

3ie @ei6dftslnetbooen Ser &o6-
len6dn0ler merOen in Dem groaeB
Ger Marib-9urte Gompanp gegen
S. $. ?olt BON 2incoln $. 0f
8oner BON @aninS Gitp uuo q. 30.
Cairo bon 9Snioidnopoli3 beIeud)-
tet. Die fl1geriide sSirma oerIongt
$4,000 Gutiddoignng fir Ben
Gerlldt i6re5 @eihdftes. g(lS Die
Mari1 9rrfc So ibre goitge.
iddite i'm Stoote fortiebcn moltc,
t6eilte Doit ocn bieliget SanOlern
NIT, oaB lie 0ie sSirnta 5uln 3uriid
ttitt aus Der aoufurrell5 peran.
IuIien ioaten, onoernfaQS miiroe er
ieinc ao6len IN Der Staot gum
Ssoitenpreie perfaufen. Giu1cidii0.
tcrt, periudten Die S5GnoIer, Die
Mnri9- -9urte So an 8eifdfte I'M
Stoate 5u nerbitloern. Sic maren
erfol9lo9, lmO nie9rere aouieret-
cen leqten Die 5hlpierigfeitcn niht
bel g(l5 goit bon ieincr goIition
ni1t 3uriidtrctcn ipolltc, 500 iihI
Die Marib 9lutc So. nit oer Sc.
Qriinoung 3uriid, Dob cS ibr @c.
id1ft ldld0igen miiroe. 3eugen fir
yoit aaben oie2 5lL aber gingenI
lldt 10 lueit ln agen, OoB er Oieir
6irma gGujlttb aus Oenr @ci6ditI
0r1ngeu pollte
Cine iuriItiidje 9I1ttloritQt. S. $
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in Der lcbten lSn1I ongcnonmcneI
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itolten eincn cruitIifeu g}onqcI
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lntn No9 Staot9foptoI. 7o oicicr
,,tlo6 obcr oo9 irI6ere @eicg, on3
9tli 8oQr0 oi 9Atblic Buildings
rie ,}urisoittion ilbcrtruh piocrrlit. |
ID lpcrocl 0irir Aciiee 0c9 Stootc5
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IL Strait tritt. ohnc aoutrnllc icn.
Iicicul llebeliian0 Fam nndl &Sbee
Ter nli jmeiiodc @ciir obgcbolien
rerocu. Sic Yegislotnr fonn 0irl
iidit brriifiitbtiNten @eiiec inter sic
apntrollc Der nellcIl @c6or0c itei
len. ooer lie fnmt eine ieparatc ge-
'UrOe id)niicn lpelCber Sic sluiiidtI
ibcr Die ltaotlidjen Sanoereieu unoI
)as aapitoIgebaltAe nlltrrilellt liuo. |
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,9'aOe in &cbrasfa". ".9lnsitclfuns.

I'm fir Die i'm WfGr5 i'll Omaha
aeplante groBe 9luslRIIlmg BON @ro.
nuften g}ebraSfa8 gegeiiterllng i'm
Staate 81 eripeden. baben 0ie Ser
rem 9ouis 9. 8udIep, 6. geinert
unO g. @. Garner 6ie aroBeren
StG0te oeS Stoates, mie 2incoln,
@ran0 Sslano, 9aitings lmO Scar.
nep beiudt. Die aanflelte lparen
III ali Den Stdoten 6egeiitcrt bon
Dem Blane. Sic baden oas rihtigc
geritanOnib, ooB oieie glnSIteaung
Der inouItrieuen Gr3eugniIie oe5
Staates bon uilgebeltrem gortbeile
fir @anOGl mo SSnbuitrie fein miro.
0as aroBe Fitbliflm miro our6
Die 9lusIteQung NIT Ser gortreff.
Iidfeit bon Rebrasfas Sn0uitrte BEL
icr pertraut gernodt meroen lm0
HaS @elo ni6t no6 auStpdrtS gebcn
Iaiien.
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SER Nlpbert strc6lpp ii6rrrnidlt.

glnl1Blid] Der am SonHtag frii6
erfolgtcn glbfabrt ocs S5errn gio.
bert StrcbIon nad Gan Srancisco,
tDoielbit er mebrere aontrafte fir
sluifiibumg bon gllSitcllngsbou.
ten cr6aItcn bot iu0 nod nebrere
81 erbolten geoenft, bradten ibm
Gle Ser. S0nger BON Smoba om
SnmitaG slbeno elm abidieosIt1nO.
den. Ole Serren Sanger ipurOen
in's Sans genotbigt mo BON Der
IieScnSluiiroigen @ausirau ino oe.
rem @nttcu niif's Bette beiuirtbet
SABA" giecie erfI1rtc in i9luung.
Uollen @orten ben 3mef oes Som.
mems mo brohte aui 0as ferncre
@oblergeben oeS auf unbeitimnlte
3cit Sdeiocnoen eii Sod aus
goI0 fam cine anilnirte llnterbol.
tlmg in Stub, 5u peIder Die Ser
rem Safob &opp, SSiirgen Gabn,
sSeroinano 2ebmonn Streblom uno
glnoere ibr E1eiI beitrugen. Grit
5l ipater gl6enoitlnoe idlie0en oie
Sdnger bon Serrn Strebloip nit
eingu innigen n9luf 8ieoeriebenl"
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omala aealer ii,areidJ.
Iie pSarOn yrGm".Sliese seiuinnt
oen 4. TreiS.

aaniaS giip, 8. Gcj.-gei Dem
bier felt me6reren Taeen I'M etansc
aeipeieucn stealer Surnier oes piitt.
lercn @eiicns bot Die Smaba gSl0
Saron Srdu" sfie9e (Stor5) am
beiten nbecidjuitten. Gle err1ng
1926 Rlnfte; oen 5lpeiten greis
geiumn Die @oterIoo (Sa.) Siege
NIT 27s2 mo Die Eeterion Ganop
aios bon Smabo iteben oil
Oritter Steae nit 1882 9slnftel.
Ger critic @reis bctrG9t $3.50, Der
3peite 5000 mo Der brittle $3.50.
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SOScsfaae.

Sn ieiner @obnuig 1915 Spaitl-
ring StraBe muroc Sol. Gpbrainl
Frat, cine itaotbefamnte 4erioil.
lidfeit, ais 2eidnam inn 9ett gc.
funoen. Die Eo0esuriahe lit anf
altersId)mdbe 5uriid5ltfiibrea. gratf
fam Dor etlpa so 95abren aus ocnt
8eiten nod Gna6a lno griinoetc
bier oas aSonle Of Sor0s", cine
an Der 9oOge StraBe, jpiid)clt Is.
lmO 16. StraBe befirolide g9irtb.
idlaft IS mar Der GerfebrspIas
aller 9ieiien0eu, Die iid allf Dem
@ege nod Dem @eiten befal1oen
o0er bon oemielbcn noh Dem Often
5uriidfebrten. Sp1tcr iiberuabn CT
faS Buffet 0eS @ranD 0oteI 9tadl-
0en oaSielbe nieocrbranlte, gilig CT
perIfieoeuen 9cihdftiglltqcil llad,.
lit aber arm geItorben Gr batte
ein Ilter BON 95 ,Sobren erreid1t.
SSnt 9llter bon 70 sSabren lit sSralt
&ictoria 9allnteilter, t440 ll0rolid,e
Is. StraBe, geitorbcu sic miro
betroltert bon ibrem Sobn Mutton,
0rei Gtfeltotbtcrl mo eincn grps
Zen 6rcuuOc3freiS. Die geerOigung
finbet 9ienItog &orlnittag BON Der
@lurio- o-@loQoalcna Stride aus aui
Fem Ocutld)cn fat6oliitben 6rieOboi
Ilatt.
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aehrmeiiter Der gulaarcn.

gsieu, Q. 0e5. Cine iiberau3 be.
seid,nclloe @bnmg i'll 0eul oiterrei.
\ ,iideu Qailoespertbeioielutgs 0d.
xiiter, General B. SSnf. &. b. @5eors
al, 3ntbeiI 0aporoen. Gar sSeroi,
nano Der guIgaren bat Dem @ene-
rol iein 8ilo iu foitbnrem 9fabmen
sligeididt NIT Der biefiageu0en lin.
fcridriit: Dem 2ebrmeiirr ineiner
gtrmee". 9ieie g9ionnnlg bll0et.
nod biciigcm 9afiirbalten Sic bin.
nrgite 8io leaung Der nalnentlid
ncn Ser Barrier Gbnupiniiten.B Breiic
terbreitcten 2egenoe, odB bn5 licg.
reide gnlgorcnbeer Der opor5iigli.
den iraii5oiii6cn Sdulnt04 feine
Grfolge 5li peroonfen babe Dit
oieier g(naabe mar Damn allenaI 0ie
b1miidlc Marbbemerfing berfniipft.
ooB bic nnterlegene tiirfilde glrmee
ron orutid,en sSttitrlifteliren hcron.
acbiIoct lei Die freiniitbige g(ns
e,feununa ieitens oes St0uigS Ser.
finnno oiirftc Dem 6osbaitcn @C.
rcoe Gin 3iel lebcn
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Ger 81. aonsr,i.
llntcrindlnnsrn gegen ben Welo'
Srnit.-eineoIn's tSebnrtobanS
iul angetauit wrrorn.

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itnuoige aonlite ocs gl6arorOneten.
bauicS Bat 6eutr oie llntcrindllug
gcgen ocn @elo Jridt ipieOcr mlige.
nonmen; 90 9anfierS mo Wiof.
Ter limo 5nr 3elIgnisablcgung por-
aelaoen. Er1iioent GlouO BON DER
WiarDlnno Stntc 9onf, Baltimore,
mar Der erite 3euge .-,Sm Senat
reidte Glopp cine @orlage ein ipel.
dc Die gerienolmg bon &oblbeitrG.
gen aus eincm Staat IN 0en an.
oeren berbietet. SIN Snue bean.
tragte Sobnon BON aentIdD, ouB
Die Gegiernng Die 5nrm IN aen-
tlldp, auf Der abrabam 2iucoIn ge.
boren it, mfnuie imo oaS Snus
III cine Snnrnellt6tte fir Crime.
rltngen OIL Sincoln imrlpan0le. -
aongreBmonn @co. ain0el bon
Colorado bat Die @inbringlmg elmer
nierfpiir0igen 8orlage ongetiinoiet,
iponab oas giloni5 Benjamin
6rnnflin'S aus @incent.goihnarfen
entfernt peroen ioa. Gr gIoubt
rdmlid, es ieien alf goitmarfen,
8elonoten uno anoeren 0ingcn biel
81 oiele 9ilOniiie BON gerioneu
mno Sccnerien ans Dem Often,
nn0 e5 tpGre bobe 3eit, oen @eiten
mebr 8u beriidiihtigen. Gnber ioa
Gle Eoitberpnltltng iuitrlirt neroen,
inter anOeren oen Eife'S genf aui
@in-9ent,I ,Iarfen dbbiloen 5u lai.
len.
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@ladlen Scn tsrpeers Gunfnrrens.

9aS 8elhtper0efonite Der Silent
1anOeI @rocers non Omaha, Giib,
omaha mo Council gluifs fat Dor
6cn Commercial Glib sic fiir tie
onBerit ipihtige Stage er6rtert, pie
6ie aonlniilionsleute mO SOB.
hers" perbinoert mer6en t0mten,
birett al lire aun0idnft SIT berfau.
fen. Die @roB6dnoler beripraden
cen @rocers porige ISOLDE, oieie
aonfurren5 ein5uitcllen. Sic 6aben
0os &eripreden a6er nidt oIle ge'
baltert Oenn Elm &omnliiiionSfauf-
mann bat cine &iIte SSmmergrin ei.
rer Smpelieriirna gegeniiber ser
8oaro Of Grnoe lno cine &ilte
9lepiel abgelieeirt.
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2cr neuc cbcrdlemifer.
9r. Garl alsbers IN oieiem Der.
anhucrilidJn EoiteH npminirt.

@nibnotom o. QeJ.-gladJ mo.
nntelnngen geratbimgen gpiider
Dem @rdiioenten Gaft mo oem
glderbnuicfrct1r AIilion bat Critic.
rer ben berporrngenOen Gbenifer
Or. 9nrl gllsbcrg gum 6bef ocs
demiiheu Bureaus oes gIderbanoe.
pnrtcments ernnnut gllsberg's gr.
ncnmmg beOori uid1t Der 9eiidti.
gllng ocS SeiotS glIsbera bat oui
Der Columbia llniperiit1t imo IN
StraBbura ituoirt. bat nlebrcrc
Sabre Stuoien IN 9elltidlnnO &c.
mndt mO iii ieit bier s,abren i'm
slder6atoepartenent nnoelteIIt.
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Glcftriide sluiidcn 2intuln
nn0 Cmafn.

g9ie 9eriihttpeiIe berlautet miro
bic Giti3cnS Suterlrbu Gomponu
cine cIettriihc 8a6n bon SooeIod
nod Gmaha balen. n5n S5abelof
ioQ ser 9lnlhluB ali Die 2ineoln
Silicn gebaut iucr0en, 9ie Strait
miro sic Commonwealth Eoner
Gonlpang, pelAe Die @alerfrait
res 2oup mo GIntte 5i1iicS oils-
rubt, licfern. 0cr 4romotcr Der
rcucn 2inic lit ". &. 5borp.
9inh ibn lhto llnterbolbllm9c,l
nit Der 9mahu StraBGlbnbn lmo
cen SSnterurbol Sntereiien il @an-
Qe. Iirhrere 9ioittelr icicn in Gr.
udorm9 ac5oacn. obcr 0ic prof
tiidllte rcroe fiir Die QIprbiu0unq
nit Guo1a aclud9lt pcrocn.
Er0iiocut NottIc3 bon Ser Gmn
ia & Council &lufi4 CRlcilCboft
iehr tart, oh Oicic Bl6nc
IN Qrciiborrr ,3uhlnit pcrmirtliht
"a Sic c5eIcBc uon 9}e6ro3-
ia iijr 5mildlenitdOtiife &iticn ent
ic1icocn maii1itia ieicn
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9ieuiiipn Der linndlprbinnns.

9as Sltbfon1ite fir 9tellfaiiimg
ser ita0tiiden Raudoroinan3 belt
Samitag gtahntittag i'm Gonner.
cial Glu6 cine SiBung o6. Den
8oriib fii6rte s@SSobn M. 8alibe pom
gSooomen @ebduOe, lm0 5uqegen
traren Sobn 30. @uiIo, Or. DfiQe.
ner, $. q. Golpin unO SSo6n 6
U}cGague. Die 9fepiiion mlroe fat
ferti9geitclt. Die iofortiae &oiii.
rllng Der Sroiuon3 mrroe 5mar
begiinitigt iolpie Die Grnenmlng ci.
res HnldinIpeftors, aber rs ioQ
aeniigelO 3eit aegeben perocn, Inn
Die nelen @inrihtllngen oOer glen-
berln9en 5u 6etperfiteaigcn.