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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-03-07
BUSINESS MEN
 EXPLAIN MEASURE
Advocate Laws Which They Feel Legislature Should 7
 Enact

The business men of the state, with special. reference to the merchants. kept the Judiciary committee fairly b1sy. yesterday afternoon. Most Of the bills were, so the merchants said, calculated as incentives to the work ingman to pay his bills. @s
 Herbert Kirkpatrick appeared for a bill which provides no exemption from foreign attachment when the said these necessities ought to be pre- ferred like board-bill and that the existing statute exernpting 5S25 in, wages works hardship to- the n1er@ chant.
 Lawyer J. w. Knox appearing for the Landlords & Taxpa yers' Associa- ton of Hartford spoke in opposition to a bill which would take g claim for. rent out of the preferred class. :
 Ralph O#sWelIs appeared for the State Business Mens Association in behalf of a bill reducing the amount of wages exempt from execution from s25 to S15, saying that that amount is larger than is granted in some of the New. England states. Senators McDonough and Perry of the commit tee asked if it would be wise to re- duce the exemption in view of the inS creasing cost of living. MT. Chapin insisted that &t11e cost of living had run it's course and that prices were even now declining, optimistic view which the committee, did not seem. to share
 Ralph O.: Wells and Mir Johnson were heard for a bill which would make possible the production of a. debtor in court after Judgment rend- cred and give the court power to say how much money 8 debtor might spend in the support of his family
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-03-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. F. Keane formerly a .cost ac- countant with the Singer Mfg. Co.,, has accepted a position as bookkeeper with Moss & Krieger Co.,, elpthiers-
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the honor of this ranch! That cake
will make q bum of you!"
"Oh-h!" gasped the author of the
delicacy.
Stop before it Is too late!". Glass
held his hungry employer at a dis
lance, striving to make known by q
wink the necessity Of his act
There is absolutely nothing in my
cake to- injure any one," Helen OBJ
jected Loyalty, with lifted chin; where
upon the corpulent trainer turned to
her and said:
Cake would crab any athlete. Cake
and gals is the limit"
Really! l had 10 idea I was the
least bit dangerous" Miss Blake, turn
ing to her host, smiled frigidly. I'm
SO sorry intruded."
"Now don't say that!" Speed strove
to detain her. please don't be Of
fended-I just have to train"
"Of course. And will you pardon me
for interrupting your routine? You
see, l had 20 idea l wasn't wanted"
But you are, and l do want you!
l."
"Good-by!" She nodded pleasantly
at the door, and left her lover staring
after her.
When she had gone, he cried, in a
trembling voice: You're a fine yap,
you are! She got up early to do some
thing nice for me. and you insulted
her! You wouldn't even let me sit
and hold her hand!"
mo palm-readin'" Speed turned to
behold his trainer ravenously devour-
ing the cake, and dashed to it's rescue.
Its heavier than a frog full of
buckshot. You won't like it, Gull"
tits perfectly delicious!" came the
choking answer.
Then get back of them curtains.
Willie d shoot on sight"
And that morning the prisoner idled
about the premises, followed at dis
lance by his guard. He could not bear
to read the futures anything seemed
possible. Time and again he cursed
that spirit of braggadocio, that
thoughtless lack of moral scruple,
which had led him into this predica-
mcnt. He vowed that he was done
with false pretenses; henceforth the
strictest probity should be his. No
more false poses. Praise won by dis
stimulation and deceit was empty, any.
how, and did he escape this once,
heneceforth the world should know J.
Wallingford Speed for what he was
an average individual, with no uncom-
mon gifts OF mind or body, courage or
ability.
At noon Wally went through the
mockery of a second blood-rare meal,
with no cake to follow, and that after.
noon Glass dragged him out under the
hot sun, and made him sprint until he
was ready to drop from exhaustion.
His supper was wretched, and his ia.
tigue so great that he fell asleep at
Miss Blake's side during the evening.
With the first hint of dawn he was up
again, and Friday noon found him ut.
terly hopeless, when, true to his pre-.
diction, the unexpected happened. In
one moment he was raised from the
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blacklist depths to the widest trans
ports of delight. It came in the shape
of telegram which Jean summoned
him to the house to receive. He won.
dered istlessly az he opened the mes.
sage, then started as II disbelieving
his eyes; the marks of wild emotion
spread over his features, he burst into
shrill, hysterical laughter.
DO tell us!" begged Roberta.
"Covington-Co vington is coming!"
Wally felt his head whiYl, and failed to
note the chaperon's cry of surprise and
see the paling Of her cheeks. Gov.
ington is coming! Don't you under.
rSand?" he shouted. After all, the gods
were not deaf! Good old Culver. whs
mad never failed him, was coming an a
deliverer.
Even in the face of his extraordinary
outburst the attention of the behold
ers was drawn to Lawrence Glass,
who caused the porch to shake be-
meath his feet; who galloped to his
employer, and seizing him by the
hands, capered about like hippopota.
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anybody in Omaha! l went motor
ing"
"Joy-ride?"
mot at ALL"
"Who was with you?" Miss Cha
pins voice was eminously sweet.
"N-nobody / knew"
Does that mean that you were
alone?"
Eyes. l stopped of between trains
to view the city, and took Seeing
Omaha ride. The zap wagon upset,
and-I broke my toe"
you left Chicago ten days ago."
said Speed accusingly.
"Of course, but-when l broke my
toe l had to stay. It's beautiful city
lots of fine buildings"
How did you like the jail?"
What in the world are you boys
talking about?" queried Miss Blake.
"Mr. Speed seems amused at Cul-
ver's accident" Roberta gave him q
singing look. Now we'd better let
Culver go to his room and freshen up
a bit. l want to talk to you, Helen"
and Speed dropped at the meaning be-
hind her words. But it was time for
a general conference; events were
shaping themselves too rapidly for
him to cope with. Once the three were
alone he lost no time in making hiA
predicament known, the while his
friend listened in amazement.
But is it really so serious" the
latter asked, finally.
tits life or death. There's q homf
cidal maniac named Willie guarding
me daytimes, and q pair of renegades
who keep watch at my window all
night. The, cowboys battle me In ice.
water to tougher me, and feed me raw
meat to make me wild. In every cor.
| ner there turks. an assassin with or.
ders to shoot me II l break training.
everywhere l 60 some low-browed
| criminal feels my biceps, pinches my
legs, and asks how my wind is. tell
| you, I'm going mad"
And the worst part Of it u.s." spoke
Glass, sympathetically, they'll bump
me off first. It's pipe"
But, Wally, you can't rum"
| Don't know it?"
| Don't II" seconded the trainer.
Then why attempt the impossible
Call the race of"
| Its too late Don't you understand!
! The bets are made, and it's pay OF
play The cowboys have mortgagei
!. their souls on me-"
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sweetheart.
Tim sick. You'll have to"
Don't be an idiot, Wally. / can't
walk"
Helen explained, with pride of one
displaying her own handiwork: "Mr
Speed defends the Flying Heart to.
morrow. You are just in time to, sec
him"
When did you learn to box, Wally?"
Covington was genuinely amazed.
I'm not going to box. Its a foot
race. I'm training-been training ever
since / arrived"
In his bewilderment the late-comer
might have unwittingly betrayed his
friend had not Jean suddenly inquired:
Where is Roberta?"
"Roberta!" Covington tripped over
one of his crutches. Roberta who?"
why, Roberta Keap, of course!
She's chapercniDg us while mother 10
away"
The hero of countless feld-days
turned pale, and seemed upon the
point of hobbling back to "Nigger
Mikes blackboard
You and she are old friends, l be-
lieve" Helen interposed.
Yes! Oh, yes!" Culver flashed his
chum a look of dumb entreaty, but
Speed was staring round-eyed into
space, striving to read the future.
Helen started to fetch her just as
the pallid chaperon was entering the
door.
She shook hands with Covington.
She observed that he was too deeply
affected at sight Of her to speak, and
it awakened fresh misgivings in her
mind.
"H-how d'y do! l didn't know you
were-here!" he stammered.
II thought it would surprise you!"
Roberta smiled wanly, amazed at her
own self-control, then froze in her
tracks as Jean announced:
Jack will be home tonight, Culver.
He'll be delighted to see you!"
]. Wallingford Speed offered diver
sion by bursting into hollow laugh.
! Now that the world was in league
to work his own downfall, it was time
some one else had a touch of suffer
ing. To this end he inquired how the
toe had come to be broken.
Il broke it in Omaha-automobile &C
cident." Culver was fighting to mas
ter himself.
Omaha! Did you stop in Omaha !?
inquired Jean.
"A city of beautiful women" Speed
reflected, audibly. Somebody step on
your foot at a dance?'
mo, of course not! l don't know
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Modern Advancement.

Just the use of common sense, the
following of personal choice, SO far as
that choice is moral and measured by
the best instead of the worst of ones
self, and the expenditure Of few PEN
MES will place at the disposal Of any
worker such means of self-education
as were not to be had by the rich of q
generation ago
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reTained his faculties he broke into
the conversation harshly.
"What have you done to yourself?"
" 81 broke q toe" explained the ath
lete.
you broke a toe?"
"He broke a toe!" walled Glass.
family.
eff it's nothing but a toe, it won't
hurt your running" Speed seized ca.
gerly upon the faintest hope.
mo. I'll be all right in few
weeks" Covington spoke carelessly,
his eyes bent upon Jean Chaplin.
you've g-got to run tomorrow.
What" Covington dragged his
glance away from the cheeks OF his
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CHAPTER XIV.

N q daze, Speed saw his
friend mount the porch pain.
fully; in q daze, he shook
his hand. Systematically
he beheld Lawrence Glass
come painting into view,
throw up his hands at sight
of Covington, and cry out in
a strange tongue. When he
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ITO be continued.)
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YObnerbObnEg
Dom UlepIdnos Slnieos9eriht fir
Ole 6itlihen Sahnen an.
eeorouet.
9lsiu 0Orf, IL. Noo.

Die lonae Gontrooerle, melhs jtui.
ihen BEN Gileubabuen bes Sltens uno
ibren 3usanseiteaten iiber bic 9obn'
forberunssn Der Iebteren enttonoen
mar, lit jest Su Cube. Die Gnge
itelten erbalten eiue unaefdbr =. Bro'
gent betrasenoe 9obHerbObuns wOourtJ
cine jdbrlibe Msbraussabe fir Die
8abnen BON S6,000.00O. bic SdIfte
Der 6orberuns Der 9eute. beoinst lit.
Die 9Obnsrh0buns trat ON l. Otto
bsr bieies Sahres in 8raft. @inbuns
oerttouieno BeriOnen meroen bauon
betroffen.
Die 8eilesuns ses gOnflitts 1T bas
Beroienit Der ourn bas gtemIanoS'
9lmenoement ;dr @romun'glfte in's See
ben ssruisne Sbieosseridtss sSeboroe.
Die gontrouerie brobte bereits ben
aeinnmten @iienbahnuerfebr in allen
6itlih pom NiiiiiiippI uno n6rolih
pom Ohio seIesenen Staten labm5u'
leoen. Die am Montn9 betannt Seges
bene @ntl6eiouns Der Seb6roe 1T bin'
oenb uuo enosiilti9; eins Serufuns lit
aus9elhloNen.
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ErObibitiou
lluo Smdr iuttrudtionalc ueuut
Gennshte's 6ouperneur ods
GnoSiel Ser ,,Grofeneu".
Columbus, O., IL. 9}ou.

Columbus, O., IL. Wou.
Giner Der &eoner ouf Der Muutda
NbenO bier be9onnenen SabreSuerlamms
lung Der gIuiiialoOu'9iea mar @ouu.
8en. g8. Cooper bon 9enueiiee, eiu
&spublifaner. Der imeimaI in Dem oes
mofratiiden Staat gum OberfteH Gre.
futiubeamten auf elmer Ylatform gee
wdhlt iunroe. ipelbe ltritle 5urhfabs
rnns Der BrobibitiOnsseiese Oes Stca'
teS Eenneifee psrInnst Jtohoem Der
ReOner tur5 auf Die 8rObibitIouSfrage
in Ielnen Staat einse9ansen mar. sius
er oa9emein 5ur Rirtblduftsfrose aber
nno erfldrte runomeg. eS lei iberdliiis
81 crudbnen. oaB oas @irtbsseihdtt
un9eissIi6 lei.
Wiit Beonueru bemsrtte Der @ouusrs
nsur. boz bic Brobibitiuusgsiebe Tsus
neiissS in oen gro6eren Stdotsn oeS
SiaateS nidt ourbseiibrt msroeu t6uu'
ten, Gum Ggbllb bsionte CT. DAB sr
isIbitpsritdn6li6 fir 8unbesprObibltiUH
unO ipgar fiir internationale Brubibia
tion iei, penn Ii6 Iebtere iiberbaupt
ourdfilbren Ioiie.
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l1nrnbcn im Gllab,
2llilitdr mu6te in e5abern NIT auf'
eepfanStem Sajonett
ein9reifen.
3abern. @llaB. II. Nop.

Gu erniten GuSi6reitungen lit es
Sonnta9 Nbenb in Der tIeinen @arnt'
ion 3abern i'm @lias sefummen. anseb'
lid bur6 bic GeuBeruns bes 2eninants
Jreiberr pon 5elltner pom 80. Snfan'
teriereeiment. @S piro gemeloet, oaB
Der Offijier erfl6rt babe. er meroe jsbem
ieiner Suloaten 10 Warf identen, Der
,,irs,ro einsn elldliii9en 8asobunoen
iiber ben Saufen remit, ueIdsr ibn be-
ldtist."
Sn sroBen Mailen aosen. aufse'
brabte Biirser pDr elm Saus, in mel'
DIEM Der 9eutnant einen Gelub mahte.
uno bieier iab ii9 senotbist, Elm getabe'
ment ppn Soloaten Su reautriren, Die
i'm nit ibarfgelaoenen @eiuebren mad
ieiner RenbenS esfortirten.
Spdter am 9lbenb bela9erten 2au'
ienoe BON 8lrsern bas SffiSiersfaiino
1ruppcn wuroen herbeiseruien Die nit
anisspfanStem 8ajonstt uno idarfse'
laoensn @slpebren Die Straben iduber'
ten.
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aeine Wlei6bere6tiguu
Ct. Retersbnra. 13. ylop.

81 - ~NNN"
Tie periaIun9streuen Demofrdten
reihteu am Wioutag in Der ruiltifen
Tuma einen Nntra9 Elm. oer Die @r'
nennung eines QtusiduIies puriisbt
,rpsd5 NuSorbeituns etues 8eleseS.
oas alien ruiIiiAsn llnterIbaueu our9'
aus gleibe 8edte sibt; eIn oerdrtises
@eieb fuirbe islbitusritduolih audi Die
3sraeiltsn sinihlisBsu uno Oontit Don
isibit Der aontrOusrie 5miihen RuBIano
unO BEN Der. Stnntsn belreii8 Der Bag
iraee elm Gnoe MAIDEN. Ter Antrdg
wurbe is6od nit 1872 Se9eH g! otim'
men obgelebnt.
3n ben l8nnoel9Gn9en Der Eumd
uurbe Die Bermutbuns aus3el2ro9eH.
baB Die Beborben in Stem uobi uerIu'
den merosn Die 8iebsrauInabme oss
MoroproseIies ourb5uiegen. neil be
Dfientlihe Dteinung brin8ent ole pOu'
itdnbi9e Nuitldrun9 osr @rmorouus beg
luneen Sui6instp uerlan9e. tusgsu Ss'
rem BeillB an9etId9t tuar.
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2inf Der aonfereus Die am ieb'

ten Samita9 8ouuernsur We8oUern
in ieiner @rstutipoifice in WobliOn nit
etner 8eibs pon einfluBreidsn ROrwe'
germ oes Stnotes bebuis Der wiroi9en
Bertre;ung Bisconiins nui Der i'm ions
meuoen Jabr in Is briitiouin. a. Der
6ouptitnot Norpegens. itottfnbenben
3sntenarisisr Der llnobbdn9tgteit ytor'
Deasns obblett. nurte siu 9omite ere
nannt, oos Die 9ruubiegen0en Nrrnnge'
ments iur bic Ibeilnobme Bisconlins
an Der betrsIienber 5eItlidteit 5u tref'
ZEN 9ai. Gos Gouite beitebt aus ioI'
qsn6en Berionen: 6OuUernsur Wc'
@ouern ols 8oriiber. GoniuI Cloi ROoe
aug Uttlmouise, Heoattsur Balbsmar
Naer aus gou Claire, Stnntsiteuertoms
miiidr Rilo B. 6ousen, Yroi. 5u;ius
6 Glion Don Der llniperiitit Maoiion
unb Mnsnus Suenion aug Mnoi on.
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Gnttdnidung.
6 GbemdliSer ,l1uiifer Ger Utah"
If nit Seiiefonos ourh.
oe9dnSen.
&om. 10. 9iop.

Die MatrpIen Der ameritaniiben
Qinienififfe lltab uno Delapare. Die
i'm 6afsn uOn gi1efranhe. unS Der
Germpnt uno Ohio, bic in Ntnrisille
DOR glnter liesen. meroen iuabriheinItt
elmer Ssabrt nod &om usrluitis seben,
msii iie gu sroBss Sertrauen in etnen
Wann gelebt baben. 9ilfonlo 9al'
beroS5o. Elm ebemaIiser Wtuliter Der
Utah, wurbe auf @mpiebluns aapIan
@m. s.. &. Reaneps nit Der Serpnls
tung bes 5onos Der MintroIen beaufs
trast, oen bieie fir ben 2rued seipart
bdtien, i'm @ansen ettua $4,000.
3aplan &eaneD bat perIprOhen, ben
WatrOien oas @elo 5u erlesen. gSie
er ia9te, bat aut Der proteltantilhe
aaplan Dem @aloeroSSO @sloer anpers
traut. bic er unter ben protei itanttl6en
Matroien oes Sfrie98idiffes selamine!t
bate. @aloerojSO batten ben gluftras
erbolten. fir Die Mdtrpien einen SOns
oerSua Hah Epm, lomie cine gluoien5
beim Haplt 5u arrangiren.
9tenpel. 12. 9top.
SifiSiere unb Wtannidaiten Der
ameritnnilhen 2inienitiffe glrtanlas
uuo 6lorioa mpbnten an Dienita9 in
gteapeI elmer Baraoe bel, Die 5u @bren
oes @eburtstases 90nis . flor
gmmunueIs absehalten wuroe. 9as
elite 8eriaslieris8esiment, bas ioeben
aus gripoliS suridsetebrt 1T, wuroe
ppn ben amerifanlihen @GIten itiirnilb
begriist. Die Staot tpar nit amerls
taniidsn 5lasssa reih seibmudt.
;Saris. X. 9tou.
3ablreide OffiSiere uno Wannidafs
ten Der amerifanilben 2inienidiffe, Die
MarIetlle uno Siuefranbe beiuden.
trafen am 9ienitas 5u einem turSen
Beiu6 in SariS elm.
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Srnd) nit WirrifO =?
-3n Der merifanifheu baurt.
itdSt herribt ritiiss
2lufrssuue.
Wisrico. 13. 0ou.

N6'~F 10. |tNb.
@ensrnl Sictpriano Susrta ipeieerte
iid am MittpOh ourh lein Shpeiaen,
ben ;soroeruugen Ser &or. Stnaten.
lueIhem in einem ibm ourh Spbn 9tno,
Hrdlioent gSllions peri6nlihem &er.
treier in Nerlfo. iberlanoteH Ultima.
ium entbnIlen iuaren, nnhSutommen.
Vim &ormIitOs puroe Susrta mitees
tbelIt. baB. iolls er niht bis 6 ubr
Nbenos eeuuimortet babeu wsrbe. er
mulle oeu 9uIommentritt oes neuae.
mollten Gon9reneS uerhiubern uuo oies
len isinsn Shrilt oem oiploutntiihen
aorps in Merico mittbeilen. Die ger.
Stanten tueitere observation-disclosures nit
Der merituniihen 8esieruns fir uu.
n0ibl9 ernhten iuiiroen.
6riI It bgelamfen.
!Sr. 2ino marteie bis 6 llhr Nben0s.
Gr erblelt feline glntmort. Damn traf
ct &orbereituusen fir feline gIbreils
nod &era Grus. Die um 8 ubr erlClgte.
9telion O'Sbausbusiip, Der Or
lhdltstrdaer ser amerttaniihen 8Ots
ld]hft, mar Ser lleberbrinQer oeS llltis
motumS. @r fonnte niht su 0uerta
btrett seIon9en. uno 10 iiber9ab er oaS
Document einem Sedmten in benz
Bureau oes prooiiorii6sn Trdiioentsn.
SIN 6reierunQspnIois bie6 es, 0ueria
babe nidt 9enug 3eit 9ebnbt. UNI oaS
llltimntum iOr9iam in @rmdauna III
5leben. bod IdBt oiss Serr 9ino niht
aIs @ntibuIOi9uns seIten.
Aen8tIids Spanuums in
Mericp.
Sn gang Merjto berridlt cine be.
dnsitisenbe Spannuna. Sslbit fate.
aorlihe Dement'S s. 9inos uno
8 SduuQbneiips uermodten niht ba8
GubIitum Su berubisen. baS nit Dee
itimmtbeit innsrbalb Der ndhItsn "a
Stunben einsu eniIheibenosu Shritt
BON ieiten Der &esisruns in 8aibins'
ton erwnrtet. Glle Serionen. Die in
naber 3utunft Die Sauptitoot perloIieu
MOLTEN. trafsn in aller @ile SUrberei'
tun9en fir Die abreiIe.
Sale iiberreih DIT 3ote.
giOsales. Der.. 13. 9too.
@m 8opurb Sale Iberibritt Mitt'
nod bic msrtnniihe @rsnSe unb iibers
reibte in NOadIes. Wer, Dem S5iibrer
Der Observation-Disclosures Bewesuns int
9torben Mtrios. General Gnrransn.
unb Ieinem Sabinett elnen formeUen
Eoridlae Der omeritnnilden &esierung.
lleber Den Snbalt bieler Wote pers
luei9srte Der Tertreter Der omeritani'
idfn &eaierun9 iompbI. nIs auf Die
8ebellenflIbrer jeee Qlustunit. @inge
meibte bGllen iie iebOf fir beosutunes'
uou unO 9Iouben. oaB ourh lie utel'
Ieidlt ooS ShifiaI Der BON ReuoIutlo'
neu ourhwhbIten &spublt uno ibrer
BeSiebungen Su ibrem giahborn I'M
Noroen entldeioen wtro
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Gbinas Earlament.
9uauit1tfai plant Ibihaffuns oes
Seudts, an STEELE oeiien Elm Der.
waltuuSsratb ireten iou.
Ieflna. I3. 9}op.


YrdiiSsut Suanihitai seSsnft sinen
TerWaltuu9srath einSuberuicu, Dem eS
ueben eer @rIeoisuns pon Stnotss
geihGileu obIiesen wiiroe, Weriudls
tun9s 9sbeltimmuu9en fir oaS nsus &arS
lament Su entmerien. Der 9tath wiro
II WlltaIieoer Sdb.eu uno aus ben
Gabnstsmtt9Ileoern uno dnoeren 6ers
louen beitebeu. Die pom Hrdiioeuten
uuo ben Yropinsidlaouperueuren ere
nannt lueroeu. Die @ouuerueure bat
Suanlhitai bsreits erndnut Ter Bras
iiOent lit Der Inlicbt. oaB ods eIbeeOros
netenbauS 9e9enm1rtis SuuieIe Wit9lie'
Der SdbIt. unh mil Die 9abI auf 800
reonSirt ieben; gegenmdrtis bat ons
Snus 500 WtiisIisoer.
9eS 6erneren iou Die Wiabtbefn9niB
oeS TdrI1uIents betrdhl!ih beihnitien.
iOipte Der Senat abselbnfft peroen, on
oeHen STEELE onnn Der YermaIiunas'
raib treten miiroe. 9,eies 9roordmuI
wmbe am altltruo6 in Htflug betannt
gegeben uno luiro mabi lhelnIid) aud
iebr bllO ourb1eiiibrt wsroen. fatls es
ben @egnern bes Yrdlioenten niht ses
linat, eins MOoiiiiiruu9 gu erSplnsen
SnSWiihen biIt bos Hdrlament iniOrs
mslle SiBuugeu ob, lam isood tene
@eihdhe erleoi9eu, tuetI fein Quorum
pprbanoen 1T.
Is beiBt, onB beioe SGuler oes iebi"
gen Sarloments iofort nad ibrem Ble.
oerSulummentreten ouiselolt weroeu
tonnieu. nm benz jeBtsen eoo ourh un'
baItbur 9eporoenen 3uitouo elm @noe
Su MAIDEN. oa feiues Der beioen 0dds
ier felt Der Shaifuns oss NationaI'
parIaments i'm 9IpriI iemais beIhluB'
idbi9 mar.
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SrOer Of Torelters.
5t. 9nul, Mlinn., IL. Iop.

Ter Snoepsnoent Groer Of 8oreiters
500 iib am WOntns aus bem eotoof
Mlunsiota Surld uno iiber9ab oem
ituailiden 8erliderun9stomntiIdr s.
VI. .. Breus feline StaotsliSens. Der
4o9e seboren I'M Staot Dliunelota 6267
Wll9lteoer an.
gSts tiir5Iib i'm Bureau beS ltnotli.
den 8erliderunsstommlfdrs IN Ct
8auI, Wlnn, betaunt aeseben tuurbs,
batten Die ltaatIiden Gerliherun9stom'
mliidre pom gBisconiin, Slliuois. Nes
trasta uno Minneioid cine SlBuus oui
beute in Gbica9o anbernumt. Die li1
nit ben 5inan5psrbdItnidsn Der r6or.
iter" beId0itigen IuQte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-14
Tas SriegSbril begraben.
9eine Gimpfe um ben Sbcrbduptlingss
titcl in Sampu.

titcl in Samou.
Die Mbi9affuns bss Sitels ralti
Sili". ais 3eiden zines re9isrungsieiz
tie anertannten b06itsn 9duptlings
Der Gamoaner. bat, 'oie BON ben In=
iieolern nit 8efrisoigung dnertdnnt
miro, gu tsinerlei unsutrdelihteiter:
inter oen Gingeborenen gefiibrt, 10
..ab bic Neuerune Der oeuti6en &ez
eierung oduerno oen erItrebten grfolg
baben oiirfte.
Der Sitel PHI Sill" mar na9
Nbi9affung Der &onigspiiroe in Saz
moa BON Ser oeutIhen Hegieruns nel
sin9efiibrt uno gum erIten WdIe Dem
tcben 0duptling Mlatadfd perlleben
lporbsn, Der i'm bprigen Sabr ais
Gbriit bas 3eitIihs ie9nete. lin oen
aonigstitel fanoen in friibrer 3ett
untsr ben 9dup.iingen Samoas fd't
regelmGBig erbitterte Sample ltdtt,
unb nm oisIe gu rerbItsn. mar fur5
por Der geiiBergreifun9 Samoa $
bur6 OeutIdlano bas Grl0i6en Der
S0ni9spurbe BON Der Sreimdttez
fommiIiipn perfiigt tporhen. 9(n5ei@
den lieBen jeood oarauf i6Iieben,
oab dbnIi6e Sdmpfe ii9 nm ben 2i>
tel .S0aiter 6duptling" erhsben
fOnnten, uno man lab bsm Qbi9sloen
oes alien Mutaafa in Samoa ni6t
ohne Gorge entgegen.
Gs mar niht unbetdnnt 9eblieben,
hab Der Sduptling 9amaieIe, Der
Sobn oeS frubsren 2onigs eleiden
Namens, Nnipruh ouf Den Sitel err
beben uno i'm. penn nottpsnoig. nit
oen 0affsn psrteioissn fpollte. Die
@efobr zines neuen arieoes in Su=
moa laq oemnad Dor. 2amaieIe ers
mics ii6 nah Mataafas Soos i.bpd)
ni9t als ser gsiiirdt.te prdtsnosnt.
Sm @seentsil, .r ipru9 iein.n 0er=
trauten eegsniiber often aus, oaB er
auf isinsr Guropdreiie. Die er is Be-
gleitune feines 6reuno.s, oss ebsmaz
ligen iamoaniifen poli3eidefs s.
Marquurbt, unternommen bate. oer>
art iibsrpdltigtnoe Ginbriide pon
Oeutidlanbs @rObe. 3eidtum, mo-
mentIih aber ieiner unsebeursn Or
NEE uno ftdrten arie9sfIotte enpfuns
gen babe, OuB er pobI mile, Oob jsg=
lider WiberItanf gegen ben Witler
0eutidldnos nublps lei. NamsntIidJ
aber pone er nicht Dem 0eutIden
aaiier gegeniiber unfamiliar eri6si=
nen. Ser i'm i'm SdlpNe gu Berlin
aus9e3sihnet uno ME einen 7Siriter
behanoeIt babe. Gr poue nicht, oab
Der &diisr naatrdqIid einen i6le6=
ten Ginorud pon ibm gsrpinne. Oo
9umaisfs oIs Mann BON Nort Gilt.
10 lGBt iia hierna6 dnnsbmen, baf
oas ariegsbeil in Samoa sno9ultie
beQraben it,