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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19
GIRL is SENT 1000
MILES OUT OF HER
WAY BY MISTAKE

SPOKANE, Wash. May 1s.-
(Spl.) Sent out Of their way
1000 miles by a mistake in the
issuance OF their tickets at Hal.
flax. Nova Scotia. going 20 WI
mona. Wash. instead OF Winons.
Mich. Fulda Aari. Finnish
maiden. and her brother. John.
10 years old. arrived at the for
mer place TO find only strangers
at the station. strange people.
strange customs and none who
knew their tongue.
They were returned TO Spo-
kane by the railroad and here
officials took up the case. That
night the girl and her brother
left for Winona. Mich, where
friends await them.
when the mistake was fully
explained 10 her by an inter
prefer the young woman smiled.
declaring II was a good joke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19
Can Move Army
and Talk Peace

TACOMA. May i9.-An Interview
with Secretary Bryan in Washing
ton Is published here by the Ex-
press. which throws a new light on
the peace proposals advanced by the
United States for the consideration
OF the world.
Interviewed by the Express cor
respondent. Bryan said
. II want 10 correct the idea that
the peace proposal includes a pro
vision for the cessation OF all strate-
gic moves by disputants during tho
period Of investigation OF the cause
Of their dispute. This idea was in
serted in the original peace plan,
but was eliminated later"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19
TWO MURDERED
IN VENDETTA

MARQUETTE. N, NJ, May 10
Two Sicilian section meQ were
murdered here as result of ven
delta. Their bodies were found,
horribly manxled In bunk house.
All indications pointed TO a terrific
struggle. Two of their countrymen
are under arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL
TO BAR JAP FROM LAND

ny United Press fsaSsf Wire
SACRAMENTO. May fo.-Gov.
Johnson sigued tho Wcbb,Birdsail
anti-alisn land bill. shortly before
noon today The Law prevents tho
ownership OF agricultural lands in
California by Japanese or other
aliens Ineligible 10 citizenship. al
though II permits three-year lease
holds. which may DO renewed by
rotation.
In connection with his approval.
Gov Johnson had little 10 say
He appeared 20 be far more con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19
WOOL TRUST
PRESIDENT
FACES JURY

ny rniisi Pres. Leased Wire
BOSTON. May IA long line
OF deputy sheriHs and court attend.
ants stood on guard at all entrances
TO the Suffolk Superior courthouse
here today when VIM. Wood, multi
millionaire president OF the Ameri-
can Woolen Co., went 10 trial on a
charge of conspiracy TO plant dyna-
mite In an attempt TO dlscredit the
Lawrence textile strlkers In 1912.
Alleged fear Of court demon
stratlon by !. w. w. was the reason
assigned for such marked preeau-
tlon.
District Attorney Pellatier and his
assistants; Fred r. Atteaux. Bos-
ton manufacturer of textile acces-
sories. and Dennis Collins. a Cam
bridge dog fancler. were placed on
trial with Wood on similar charges.
Says He 10 Innocent
Daniel Coakley. representing At
teaux. has already filed a motion 10
quash the indictment against his
client on the ground that II is de-
fective. Wood insists that he will
easily prove his innocence, inti-
mating that possibly II will be un.
necessary for him to offer any de-
fense. He insists the evidence
against him is all hearsay and alb
surd
Unlike previous trials in which
there has been labor on one side
and capital on the other the trial
OF Wood presents the reversed as
pect Of capital the defendant and
labor the accuser. The three men
were indicted last August by a spe-
cial grand jury called TO investi-
gate the matter shortly after John
]. Breen. an undertaken of Law.
renee. Mass, and school commits
sioner at the time. was found gull.
~ OF planting the dynamite and
was fined $500 after he refused to
take the stand In his own behalf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19
LONDON LOOKS
Fur JAPAN WAR

,a1,. y'poN' May 10 Declaring II
.,,,a a Dc : great mistake to under.
ktEaa,e ne chance OF a conflict
hpan !. tne United States and
hr ,bs a consequence Of tho and
klIy ,SsP me Pan Mall Gazette editor.
he BrI,,sks a Hight today on where
,Iash h.t,sn .sa,a,,W World would stand n a
saaeft'Dsa fDala i.Sr var break out" said Tho
hslIa he the sympathies ~ oS'' Aa'' ne
Canada Nv Nv, Zealand and Western
lade Of NO Tou,d q be violently on the
' " 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19
TRAlNMEN CONVENE

SAN FRANCISCO. May 10
With practically all OF the S65 dele
gates from all over the United
States in attendance, Grand Mas
ter W. G. Lee opened the 1ith BIZ
ennial convention OF the Brother
hood OF Railroad Trainmen today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19
DOCTOR GIVES Star baby TO WRONG WOMAN
AND We HAVE AN AWFUL Time OF IT,
BUT WE GET LITTLE ART BACK BY
TRADING fine GIRL BABY FOR HIM

is o hat
and in
But oh, had al awful him there
At first blush baby Most babies
able Every rightly constituted baby first find the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19

corned abou, the threatened calling
OF a referendum 10 suspend the act.
leaving IN. state without a bar
against further acquisition OF lands
by Japan until Nov. 1914. than
about the effect bis action might
have In Washington or Toxic.
Johnson declared he would send
no official notification 10 y arning
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19
Steaming Homeward

GIBRALTAR. May ia.-The
United States cruiser Montana is
homeward bound after passing and
aaluting the famous Rock" here.
A British land battery replied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19

THE AMPHIoN SOCIETY has
completed all arrangements for It's
concert TO be given at the First
Methodist church next Wednesday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19

PfTTSBURC. May i9.--Mins May
Connolly. former pitcher for the
nclyidere bellies. ''bcancd" John
Frahi. sixty. with a TIN cup when he
commented on her dancing she
Ia under arrest awaiting develop
menta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19
%. TO DE 4 LAWN MOWER,

~ ihifest tsfsss LEASED Wire
GOLDESDALE. wash. May 10
Care IN being taken 60 keep
Weary WillIes" from grazing the
grass off tho courthouse lawn.
Sheriff Smith irrigated Il with
several barrels Of eonfiscatod Wills
ky and beer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19
YES, We DUG THE CELLAR:
ALSO, We ate A LOT OF
fine CAKE---FIVE KINDS
BY Fred L. Boalt.

We dug Mrs Jones cellar yesterday
We did more We graded the front lawn.
Nor did We stop there We spaded the garden.
And still having ginger left, we planted that gar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19
TERRIBLE TEDDY, FOUR YEAR. OLD
MILITANT PRODIGY, PUTS FINISHER
ON FEATS BY FLIRTING WITH DEA TIL

his e ods tho o p o 4
q NJ phys
a o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19

CHEHALIS- THE town OF Lit.
tie Falls or Sopsuah will hereafter
be known rs Nader.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19
ODD ITEMS

BILL AGED IS. PAID OFF.
ny rnff~f rrsss f.~as~f Wiz.
WASHINGTON. May l9--A 80.
year-old board bin. owed to n
woman long dead. was paid 90 her
son. Edward McCutcheon. The
amount was 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-19

IN he sold
III on is in the
rd Of in hndsw in the and honest
p dmnn uetm in the bush
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-11


pony girl receiving the
of each of the following districts;
District No of
Georgia Railroad City limits
o Edgewood
from Georgia Railroad rght-ofNay to city limits In
cudes Druid Hills, EdgeWood, klrkWood and Decatur
District No S-south Of Edgewood
limits East and South Includes South krkWood
Ormewood.
4west Boulevard East Of South Pryor
Railroad limits. Includes
Atlanta and Lakewood Heights
District No Pryor right
ofvay West of railroad to include Oakland city Fort Nc
Pherson, East Point College Park, Egan and Hapevle
District No Georgia rightofway city
limits from West Hunter Street South to Oakland city
District No Of Marietta
city limits. North and West
One porr outfit to employed by THE
GEORGIAN and HEARsTs SUNDAY AMERICAN receiving the
number Of votes cast for neNshos and carriers
-Four prize pony given ouof-tovn and
will be distributed follows:
pony given boys the
state Georgia
and number respectively
given white girl receiving the
number contestants outside of the state
THE GEORGIAN HEARsTS SUN
DAY AMERICAN sold
VIII be given the out eIpoyed by
THE GEORGIAN and HEARSTS SUNDAY AMERICAN who
the greatest number Of votes cast for agents
New Ulm review., 1913-02-12
Mise Sevsrsou Of Rochester 10 The
quest OF Mrs. Jos. Arbes this veek.

Mise Sevsrsou OF Rochester 10 tho
euest OF Mrs. Jos. Arbes this week.
Ws,lare 1885 Knives aud Forks II
dvs. 8 25 every day 10 -the year st
Schleuders uev Jewelry Store. Adv Z
Albert rritsche returned 70 Asdi.
son, Wis, Sunday afternoon after
visiting With bis psrents for . few
days. ,..s.
Miss Elds Schvsder Who teaches
school in District No. q, Town OF
Milford has arranged for . box
social Friday evening February !4th,
az the school house. The pupils have
prepared su interesting program to
be given at that time. All are
cordially invited.
There will not be q Lincoln Day
program at Turner Hall ss has been
erroneously announced. The program
which Hecker Post has 10 charge will
he given Saturday afternoon February
22nd as previously announced In the
Review. The school children viii
take part in this program which IL
given this year in honor Of Washing
tons birthday instead of Liucoln's.
New Ulm review., 1913-02-12

Edgar Zs,le spent Susdsy q 49,
with bic psrsnts.
A girl ~ss born TO Mrs. Theo. La.
Wig Sunday morning. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Sperl moved -
Minneapolis yesterday afternoon.
A girl was born to M. and Nrs.
Gullig Johnson Of Klossner on Hri-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dirks and
little daughter OF Springfield spent
Sunday at the c. 3. Dirks home.
The Class Of 1918 Of the High School
has chosen The. American Citizeass
by Msedslene Lucette Ryley - th0
class play to be given before the Close
OF school. The cast has been selected
and 10 being tried out. Miss HeimeF-
dinger will again act % coach and
will be here for two weeks before the
play 10 given. She visited . reeeut
rehearsal and expressed "a opinion
that the various roles haze been we'll
assigned and parents aud friends Of
the pupils may look forward 70 .
pleasing success this year such ~
they enj wed last year.
New Ulm review., 1913-02-12
LOCAL NOTES

The family Of Herman Schemsn was
made happy Wednesday morning ovt r
the arrival of u daughter.
Rudolph Bushard went to Mank ato
last week TO take course in the Man
ksto Commercial College.
AdOlph Wagner left yesterday af-
ternOon for R-dwing where he has ac-
cepted the position OF manager { I the
Gas Light & Power Co.
Mario Fischer of Minneapolis
arrived here last week and will spend
the balance Of the winter with bis
aunt, Mrs. L. G. Bell.
A good education opens tho door TO
paying positions. Secure your edu-
.estiOn 1t Msnkato Commercial Col
lego, MankstO, MINI. Advt. 7.6
Adolph Setter, the present custodian
OF Turner Hall has teudered his resig-
nation, the same TO become effective
~OtCu AOUs oIo OuSSOooOA 0oOS - yOV)
not been chosen. ...
Nan pat 30 with horse and buggy
to sell stock condition powders Ia
Brown County. 5000 per month.
Address Room 2, 1O6 Fsrnam st.,
Onxhs, Nebr. ., a.~-,
George Rolwes who has enjoyed .
short vaoStion With bis parents and
friends returned to st Paul yesterday
11ternoon TO resume bis studies for The
priesthood as st. PxuI's Seminary.
Mrs. Louise Wellner residing on
North Broadway, celebrated her e0th
:birshdsy last Wednesday. Mrs. Fred
6ehveppe, one Of her daughters, came
mp from 81. James 70 bs present at the
eaelebrstion: ... ........
A. J. Alvin, Secy. of the CONNER
esial Mems Association 10 under the
weather. he came hume Saturday eve.
ming from Minneapolis and will re-
main at "Wx dneim'' until he has
iully recuperstd.
New Ulm review., 1913-02-12

One of the oldest and reliable OF slverware
recently made proposition buy lou sets OF the very best
QUALITY Knives and Forks IL Dw plate which accepted
purchase Inc Qualify OF
thesegoo is manufacturer and myself
" S3.43f Six Knvesan
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23

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hi.tlgam gtafn 1feifdnhtl. me
.rtphtfif oer UNDERWOOD iitt
npnsidca Earilpofloaf. haB lie iidl
al tIu dehlIhlaa enrelitn iptteei
namtti ridllfic Ser Sen0toF feline
.Nritit ON Der NorIdac unmtnilit
.artm 0cn 8oQ sa0 palofem 1er
srnaior ctildrtc. ct heiradlte hen
SmUio1 ndt oils 8auberOina. uu0
r lei acrnc bercit. 6rciiou lu3iaes
ben. iuenn Die an0cren 9lationen iih
and oicicm 4lriniip anidllieBeH, un0
Gle QroOufiion Der 0er. Staaten iidl
policnhuidelt habc aber oos ici
nod niht Der 6aa. SIN cii8elnen
ertldrte Scr Senator, oie 0cmotrns
iiidc 9ortei ideiur cntihIoiien. bic
aanJe 6istalpolitit Der Der. Staa.
ten, bic ieit beinnbe 3uan3ig Sabren
in @eltung gcpeien im0 bic cine
nod nie 0agciDeIcuc Groiepritdt er.
1euat babe. il6er ocn Saufen 81
iuerfen. Senator Simmons erfIdrte.
oaB iobuIo bic gepubIituner lire
Gebatten iibcr Die 91riiDorIagc be.
cuoet bdtteu 6icieI6e paraarapben.
peiie Ourhgenonunen perOen niiroe.
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sefretdr Cane in Gma6a.

Ger Sefret1r bes 9Srnern 6ronf.
lin 81. Cane, fam 8ieilitog glbeno
auf ieiner 0ienItreiIe nab Dem Be,
item ourd omaha imo gepdbrte
lr16reno oes fur8en glufeitbaltes ei.
nem geri4teritatter cine fur5e lin.
tcrreoung.
Ger Sefretdr befiirportet, bob Der
acngreB @elo 3um gau elmer giien.
to6a In gIlasfa beipiaige, Die bonn
Ssnueren mad 0er aiiite l1uft. @r
lit iiber3eugt, 0aB iid oo8 RorOlano
oaOurh geipoltig 1eben tDiirOe. Ger.
uer lit Der Sefretdr fir eine 9legie.
rlngsfoblenjtation an Der &iiite, mo
tas 8acifiide @eidipaOer fir eine
@eItreiie aoblen nebmen fam.
gIlasfa biete oll6 groBe glusiiht nls
Slciifmurft fir Die @elt, nGnllid
lrrgen oes nngebenren 9ici6tbums
an Bilo, ipie Der Sefretdr Ingte.
st miro aud, Die Grop SSnoioner.
rcIerbation beiuden, Inn ben Snoia.
ncrn 8u erlouben, 100000 ibres
@eIoes in Minobieb an3ulegen, oas
niIf snoianerlaio lpeioen ion, oas
icbt an @ie18iidter berpa6tet lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
e6naerieit in QebrasFa.

glm 6. m0 Z. glugnit miro in
giproln, g1ebr.. Gin 1dnlerfeit itatt.
imoen, al meIdjem Die oeutidcn
UGiangbereiue bcs 5taates ioluic be.
irelm0ete 1ereiRe aus Soma tbeiI,
uc1meu mcroen. Cos 0elltide 2ieo
miro uieOer einmal Grillmpbe ieiern
mo 3enanis oapon ablegen, bab
Gie 0eutihen I'M @eiten ieitbalten
al ibrer Sprahe mo glrt mo an
zen @eiitesid)dBen Der aIten Sci.
matb; oaB iie als CUTE gImeritauer
iidl oos treue oelttide Ser5 beipabr-
tel. 9ln Dem fiinitleriifen grfoIge
Der groBeu Ul1nner. mO 9amen.
dl0re, Die inter Der 9eitlmg oes
bortreffliden Gborleiters Sbeo. &.
Steele ite6en, fann niht ge5peifelt
merOei, 6a ieit pielen Mouoten ei.
fria gearbeitet puroe, Inn 8lltes 5li
erSieIen. glud oas bon 6en 2incoI-
iler @ereinen gegebene @mpfangs,
fcn3ert 0iirfte ii1 3u eiuen geniB.
reidlen geitalten, oa inter beipdbri
Ter 2eitlmg tiidtige ardfte, Suliiten
uno 2rheiter, nitipirfen. 9as
Geltiftbum 0es Staates miro IidJ
am 6. unO Z. gluguit in 2incoln
elm Steltoihein geben lmo oud in
,tdt4 amerifnniIdeu areiien maft
iit fir Ons 5eit leb6aftes Sntereiie
geltenO. 9aS oeutid)e 2ie0 bot iifJ
ibon oft aIs nirfiamer Soroerer
6eitiher &ultur in 9lmerifa beipdbrt
mo oesbal6 mare Dem Saneerfeite
III geebrnsfa Der er6offte grfolg aus
bollem 9er5en 81 tuiiniden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-23
sufiaIo girs edan 6anferott.
9icirl6e IdJnlbct riner lit6Osrapbi
ldJen glnitalt bic Slcinisteit
BON $4,000.

Qcnoer, 90. Suli.-3ic Buffalo
Bill S6au 1T bier gcitranoet. ge.
1rte iaBen an Der aoIic ilno nab
mtn bic 80 Gents 5tiife uno 9ol.
lars, tpelde Gircnsbciuder be3ablten,
eilt Inn elmer 5orOerung Der llniteo
StateS 2itbograp6ing 1n0 Brintina
sc. bon Chicago @eniige ST. Ieiiten.
gitieIbe bat gegen Buffalo gias
Circus cine 3ednung bon $4,000
iiir 8rufioden unO litbograpbiide
ar6eiten. Die ia Snoianer, tpelde
eiilen SauptbeitanOtbeil Der S6nu
biIoen, ipuroen no6 Der Bine 9iiogr
g(gentur In Siio.8ofotd 5uriitbefor.
bert. Die iibrigcn GircusangeIteIlten
merOen borldufig ouf Soften Der ST.
t6ograpben beriorgt.
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iItHiraIitatgl |
ri6hhtal nillen hdal ga aafa
ufnits mt tfm afaaaiin,
tlfits 81 TOSS

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Mfptdltniauifn Alaaa hm HarI
tenhru he5 pnn4lemit iiif aNa
mdriiir eluagleatntt0ltn lfr1i.tn
rif AbminlIiratiaH lhd birtg mit
Mitrtirrbcn. bonn mifaf DOB
WlHiuarairben uub bic AdHpie In
Wrfiio permehrcn attr hle glera.
ihcr brs NrSiioruten btbaapiu hob.
iuoen oicic sleaierunl NrleaFmatf
rial als aotirabdibr nuiieht. Der
mahrc 3iuef 0rr 9letr0litatsaeiete
perncint prror. luofm Ste aouiii.
imicnaliiien an Der erIanaltua BON
Wiiniiion perbinocrt piiroen. Mir.
Sc Suerta tbdtidhlid geboIien.
g9abrcno Der 1ait 30miniiiration
iuiroc elm 9ieuiraliidt5abfonuuen
nit Dlcrifo gcidlloiicr. ipelhes bic
Ginfiibruna BON Sfrie5smnterial in
bic glepublif lmteriagt. Inter Die.
fem glbtonmen iuur1en arobe Wlcn'
nen @elucbre rmo Fatrouen, bic fit
nteritaniidc glufildH0iac beitimnt
rorcn, NIT geidIn3 hele9t.
Die 9lmerifoncr III gierifo tla9en
iinmer nod iiber 3eriiorumg bon
@iaentbunt umo perionlide gIngriiie.
SIoliforllier beliben grobc 9lontagen
in W1erceOes. sSn Der Rrooiu5 Ia.
basco uuroe $250,000 mertb Gigen.
tbum seritort, un0 mebrere 0rtidafs
tell iDuroen gcpIiinoert; Die glanta.
aenaebdiloe iDur0en uieOergebrmnnt,
sic glrbeiter fortgeiagt, lm6 Die
glmerifaner entfameu NIT fHapper
gtptt nit Dem 9cben. Der Suerta
@ouDernenr bat feline Srlippen, Inn
Se6cn uno Gigentbunt 81 beihiiben.
waerico Gitn, "a. sSllli Mesrere
taulenS sIrheiter @lerEs uno Gta.
eenten, bic drifgrtmO Der nenen
GonntagsidlieBunesrege[n entlaiicn
ruuroen, ergriffen geitern mnerifant-
IAe uno engliide 5laggen aus Ell
uem iopaniiden Stilrioiitdtenlaoen,
riiien 6ieieIben in Stiide uno tram,
belten oann oar1uf umber. 0ann
ergriffen oie 5iibrer Die iapaniide
Slaage lmo marihirten utter ssSllbeI-
rilfcn NIT OerieIbeu 6abon.
gerittene 9oli5ei rn0 aaboIleric
5eriprengte oen Sanbagel, ols er
auf Dem @ege tah Sem Sectional
po(oIte mar, I'M gegen Die Sonn'
taasidIieBuug 8lt proteitiren.
Sonntag NOR in @erifo felt ie9cr
scr groBe Gag, an tuelden 6aS 8olf
lid, untiiiirte.
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hnil aalirn rurh bicir Germin
fffnua bts tscuihis no cs moilid.
Die @rtriebslraii 0rr guitidliie pou
800 aui 500 RirrOeiidrtcu 30 er.
bdben, mouut noiiirlih aud Der
altieu6ra0iue cine nep1Itile 0cr.
er5Berung eridbrt uuO oud) Die dai.
iuHasirait cine be0cuicnoe 3uuabme
erhnIt Die 9eiihma III cine grade.
a. gldu5eHoe im0 iibertriiit ollc aui
0ic gntiridclImg 0es Nlotorbaus in
uddiier 3ufuuit 1eiebtcn 0oiinum'
gen. lie 6rcuoe Oes @rdieu Der
ieme gIbnung pon Dlapbnhs gIrbei.
ten Bate. mar cine allierorOcntlidc.
Gas lleberqreiien 0es Samburaer
gBeritarbeiter aStretfs Hah Stettiu
rat, iuie bon oort ocmel0et miro,
eine afute Situotion auf 0en Stet.
timer @erften aeidafien. Sdou &C.
Itern batten odttauieno Stettiner 2lr.
better nit einem Stref georo6t. SSn.
Smiihen baben oie 8ertrouensmdn-
ner Der WerItorbelter elne Berlanluls
lung abgebaIten, mo in Oieier lit
ser geidluB gefabt porOen. NOR.
cen friib I'M nelm llBr einen allge.
meinen Streif 3u beginner.
Ius &drlsru9e miro BON einen
idjlperen @etteritur5 gemeIoet. 9luf
ben gllpen iino mGdtige SdHeefdle
einaetreten, Die g1ieoerungen iino
BON ihIiutmen, perbeerenoen @oIfen.
briihen beimgeilid)t. Der goOenice
uiO Der gtieoerrbein firo beoroblid
geitiegen. Sohnaiiergefdbr orobt al.
Ientbolbeu, un0 Die 8elpobner mic
bic 9ebor6en lino eifrig nit GauB.
maBregeln beidGitiat.
gln Der tedniihen SodihuIe 81
TarnItabt bat ioeben Die erite 0n.
me lire 9riifilng oIs 9iplom.Snge.
uieur beItanOen. Die SSngenieurin
lit Ole 3odter Oes friiberen ierbii6en
@iiniiters goutIdits.
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0erinnnLirn.

Or. =. 9[. SeOIacet, Der befnnntC
9(r5t, bat beute init ieiner 6amilit
cine allf bier 8o1en 6erednete Sc.
rienrclic nad Colorado dngetreteil
Gr nirD iih in Der romantiider
C8egeno BON Grnno Cafe all Der All
gt1tllridoubeiten reiden DioffaI
ga6H gelegen, ollfbaltcn lmo gtatul
tncipcn. gieL Nergniisenl
SER 5rco IbicBer, Der bcfanntt
@1uunternpbmer bon glDoca, sSa.
rrilte am Wloutdg uuo Dienitoa IN
@ci1diten III Omaha imo eritanf
Glienpaaren uno 9alfndterinl
@lcih5eitig itattete er Dieleu ieinei
bieiigen Sretlnoe einen aueenebmer
9cllld) ab
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SSdlIter cyO,ua qonSprcis.

@rinrell, 23. Sltlt.-8ie Sod.
tpoiiermarfc I'M 8reis bon SSornl-
Iauo in oieier @egeno tpnrbe oieiet
Gage bier er5ieIt, ais GbaS. Sell.
neber bon Sears6oro oil e. Stat.
acIIano $4,000 fir 40 glcres be5obIte.
c6er 1915 per glcre. Dor 4 sSnbrer
hattie StanaelIano 1870 glcreS bon
garp s. Bruce fiir $4,000 ge.
forft, lpobon er Dor 5lpei Sdbreu
so g(cres fir $4,000 tpieoerner.
foufte. @}it Dem 8reis, BEN CT iesf
fit Sic iibrigen 40 glcrcs er5ielt 6at,
betragt iein 8roiit at Dem @eidjdfi
in bier S5abren boae $1,000, ooer
etpas ii6er so Gro5eut.
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Ius Senr Gtaate.

Soitings. 9as @isbaus Der GtorS
@relping So, itnn1itteIbar tleben Dem
@dbngeleiie geleger5 bfoniite bis ouf
6en @ruao nteoer. 6unfen, bic
bcm SdornItein elmer Sofontotibe
elliltiegen, ba6eu oas 5euer reriir.
Iad)t Der I'M 9ou begriffene Grei.
malirertenpel miro ndditen Wlonnt
infer entipredenoem 3eremoniel
eitgepeibt lperOen. Die Ban. nto
Ginridtlfngsfoiten belnitfen iif duf
$50, 900; eine 9rgcl, Die $4,000 10.
ltet, lit onepidafit iporoen.
Carroll. Die bielige giiroerit1it
bat iiber BEL einer am Gienitog ob.
gebaltenen Spejiolmobl beihloNen,
cinelt neue Sbule 5l crridbteu. Die
@aufoitcn iino alli $4,000 berniI.
i1In1t.
glorfolf. gsdbreno 8rl. Daoria
Gligeert ibre allutter Dor Dem Der.
brennungstooe betDobrte, 5og lie fidl
ielbit 10 ifipere gronbiDimOen 5lt.
bnB an ibrent @iebernuffouImen pes
eiucifelt uiro