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Morris tribune., 1913-09-19
NORTH PEPPERTON

Frank Dreis called on H. B. Heuer
Wednesday.
Mr.. Stone, of Morris, autoed out
in this vicinity Wednesday looking
FOR thrashing.
]. Edwards called on j. W. Bell
Wednes; ay.
Those who were in Donnelly Thurs
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Bell, Mr..
DAILY and family, H. B. Heuer and
Harry, Chris Kline, Otto Wojahn,
John Neudick and Mr.. Edwards.
Mabel Edwards, Marie Dreis, EN-
ma and Rose Lager, Mr.. Voter and
daughter Murriel visited at H. B..
Heuer's Thursday.
Ed Heuer visited with his cousins,
Henry and Charley Heuer Thursday.
Robert Bell was a Donnelly caller
Monday.
Mr.. Edwards marketed cattle in
Morris Monday.
Robert and Arthur Edwards, Walter
Bengtson and Otto Wojahn visited
at H. B. Heuer's Sunday.
Esther Bengtson visited with the
Edwards girls Sunday morning.
Lawrence Stoneberg. of Eldorado,
returned Sunday to resume his school
duties in Dist. ii.
Chris Kline called OUT west Tues
day evening.
Mrs. ]. W. Bell is on the sick list.
Helen and Joe Stoneberg called al
H. B. Heuer's Sunday afternoon.
Aug. Heuer returned Saturday from
Montana but Ed Hubert took up &
claim and will remain there.
Morris tribune., 1913-09-19
grades are making a collection OF

grades are making a collection of
SEEDS.
During the summer the girls of the
skin grade have been making COL
lection of pressed wild flowers. Lillian
Gerber has the largest collection,
having eighty flowers.
The fifth andd Sikh grades will
have a mothers visiting day Friday
afternoon, to which all mothers are
cordially invited,
Miss Johnson visited school last
Tuesday
Helen Steinfort returned last Tues
day from her visit ats Bemidji.
Altha Harrington is absent from
school on account of a sore throat
There are few pupils who have
not yet enrolled 1t is necessary that
those pupil should do so Immediately
for otherwise they will not be able
to enter thier respective grades.
The interior of the school building
was nicely painted and cleaned up
during the summer vacation. 1t is
remarkable how such improvements
help to inspire the pupils with new
gest and order for work.
Morris tribune., 1913-09-19
SCHOOL NOTES.

The second grade is making a study
of seeds. 1
The attendance in the primary room
is not as large as last year.
Peter Kozial started school Monday.
The seventh grade are studying
about the different kind of plants,
flowers and seeds.
Laura Christofferson and Lewis
Kolodzy were absent couple days
last week on account of sickness.
The boys instead of playing foot
bali are still playing their favorite
game base ball.
The pupils of the fifth and sixth
Morris tribune., 1913-09-19
Fable Of the Vegetable lamb.

When cotton first came to Europe to
make its principal centre in Lancashire
it was the subject of the oaaint and
wonderful fable of the Vegetable
Lamb" The fluffy white f1bers of the
bursting cotton pod so resembled
sleeps wool that travellers reported
that in Tartary there grew shrub
the fruit or boil of which contained
"withinne a lyttle Beaste in Flesche,
in Bone and Bloode. as though it were
lyttle lambe with outer wool" After
the lamb had been eaten the wool was
made into cloth continued this story,
which is the earliest European account
of the manufacture of cotton London
Standard.
Morris tribune., 1913-09-19
DONNELLY TOWNSHIP

Joe Ernst. Eric Peterson and E.
Sampson, of Dornelly, took dinner at
H. B. Heuer's Wednesday.
Miss Lenora Ganshaw spent a few
days with Miss Agnes Ernst this
week.
The Berkquist family visited at
Sperr's Sunday.
Mrs. G. Peterson visited at N.
Johnson S Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Strand spent Saturday
afternoon with Miss Mabel Peterson.
G. E. Anderson after his many
sufferings had his hand taken off last
Monday by Drs. Whittemore. Leuty
and Game and is now on the road to
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Frank spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Olaf
King.
Charlotte Ganshaw spent Monday
night with Hulda Strand.
Cheer up! George" the best of
friends must part.
Mrs. A. H. Anderson and brother
Eniar Wade returned Thursday from
Fargo. N. D.. where they have been
,,5.;A;,ao, xr;4h &bo;~ oSn&o~ NJ. T II
MILAN.
The Misses Agnes Ernst and Lenora
Ganshaw spent Monday afternoon at
Albert Anderson
George Ernst returned from the
cities Monday night.
The Meyer Bros. filed their silo
last week and are now helping Kings
fill theirs.
Miss Lenora Ganshaw spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. A. H. Anderson.
Joe Ernst and daughter Miss Agnes
called on Ganshaw's Sunday evening.
Anton Nelson came up from Fergus
Falls Friday night for few days
visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Anderson OF
Alexandria. visited at G. E, Ander-
sons few days last week
H. GanshaW received the sad news
of the death of his brother Albert at
Chebanse, III.
David King left Friday night to
attend the funeral of his father in
law, MIR. Aasumb.
Miss Bertha Strand spent a few
days with Miss Mabel Weltzin last
week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Anderson, Sept. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gerber also Fred
Morris tribune., 1913-09-19
RENDSVILLE.

Adolf MoItzan called on Fred Van
Horn Monday.
Fred Van Horn was in Donnelly
one day last week.
August Giese made flying trip to
Barrett last Friday.
j. Henricks was seen in Morris last
Saturday.
Willie and Eddie Moltzan were
seen in Donnelly last Saturday.
Fred Van Horn visited at H. Molt-
zan's Sunday.
Mrs. August Giese visited at H.
Perlburg's last Friday.
A. Giese and son August were in
Donnelly last Saturday evening.
Harry Day autoed to Wagner's
Sunday.
Eddie Moltzan was seen in Donv
nelly last Thursday.
Bert Van Horn called on Moltzan's
Monday.
Harry Day was in Hoffman Mon
day.
Miss Ida Shauer is visiting at Molt-
zan's this week.
Fred Van Horn called on G. Smith
Wednesday.
Carl and August Giese were haul
Morris tribune., 1913-09-19
How's This?

We offer one hundred dollors reward
for any case of catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure, F. ].
CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. ],
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, whole
sale druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free, Price 75c, per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa.
ISL
Morris tribune., 1913-09-19
EL.DORADO

Frank Smith was a Herman caller
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Dewitt and
children were Herman shoppers Fri
day afternoon.
John Basel was Herman shopper
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Larson were
Herman shoppers Monday.
Miss Anna vandike is spending a
few weeks visiting her sister, Mrs.
Vansummerman
Peter McKinsy and Miss Rose were
Herman shoppers Friday.
Fl, Brusing and son were Herman
callers Monday.
A. H. Richards was seen in Her
m an Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Larson made a
business trip to Donnelly Monday
evening of last week.
Mrs. John Brusing was a Herman
shopper Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Dewitt spent FRI
day evening at VIM. Larson S.
Morris tribune., 1913-09-19
Renovatinq delicate Fabrics.

This preparation will not fade colors
or injure delicate fabrics.
Crate raw potatoes to a fine pulp;
add one pint water to one round po-
tato. Pass this liquor throu~h a fine
sieve and cloth. Let it remain in yes
sci until the fine white starch settles to
the bottom. then pour off the clear
liquor. which is to be used for clean
ing.
For white silk add little borax.
For dresses and waists dip sponge
in the liquor and apply it until dirt is
removed. Rinse in tepid water and
iron on wrong side.
Opera and party dresses and white
cashmere will clean beautifully by this
process.-Los Angeles Times
Morris tribune., 1913-09-19
DONNELLY HAPPENINGS
Miss Lora and Huldah Christopbel

MISS Lora and Huldah Christopher
son were Morris callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Harting of st.
Paul, visited with Mr.. Harting S
parents few days last week.
F. j. Mclaughlin autoed to Chokio
last Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harting and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Harting.
Lester Hills of South St. Paul spent
few days here last week.
Miss Annie Kolodyz returned from
st, Paul one day last week.
Mrs. A. Leaf and children and Miss
Johnson were Morris visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shear were business
callers to Morris last Friday.
Miss Agnes Ernst visited with
friends in Morris last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Oety of Repub-
lie, WASH, were guests of Mrs. VIM.
Schroeder and John Smith a few
days this week.
Mrs. F. Shepard. Miss Ethel Shep-
ard, Mrs. Davies. Mrs, Pembleton
and Mrs. F. Nj. Smith were Morris
viaitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Erstad and
children were Morris callers Tuesday
Mrs. ] W. Smith was Morris
visitor in Wednesday.
Miss Lora Mich was Morris call
er Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Folkins of Morris.
were calling on old friends last Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Steinfort and
daughter Helen returned Tuesday
morning from Be11idji where they have
been camping for the past month.
Mrs. A. Leaf entertained the Puri-
tan Art Circle Thursday afternoon.
Word was received here Wednesday
of the sad death of Mrs. Cole of Nor
ris, formerly of Donnelly. She leaves
husband and two children to mourn
her death
Fred Rohrenback is reported sick
with an attack of appendicitis.
Agnes Aanerud is on the sick list.
A boy born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Anderson, Sept. Is. 1913.
Remember the meeting in the Pres.
byterian church Sunday at 500 also
at 8 100 in the evening, to which you
are all cordially invited to hear what
Rev. Gerrit VerRuyll has to say.
Sunday school as usual at leo.
Gus Anderson had his arm amput,
ated above his wrist Monday. Mr..
Anderson has been suffering from
blood poisoning as a result of scratch
on the thumb from a buckle on the
harness which was supposed to be very
harmless. He has suffered about six
months and now has to lose his hand.
DR.. J. G. Whittemore performed the
operation. Dr.. Game gave the am
thehe and the operation was very sue.
cessful and Mr.. Anderson is doing
nicely.
Morris tribune., 1913-09-19

ing grain to Donnelly last Tuesday.
P. Homdahl was seen in Donnelly
last Monday.
Fred Van Horn called on H. Molt-
zan's last Thursday.
August Giese called on 0. Falk's
last Thursday afternoon.
John Bruins is helping H. Wagner
thresh couple of days this week.
Morris tribune., 1913-09-19
Nothing Like Knowing Why.

Notnln9 Ike NnoWlng Why.
The sweet young thing was being
shown through the Baldwin locomo-
tive works.
What is that thing?'' she asked.
pointing with her dainty parasol
That" answered the guide, '1s an
engine boiler"
She was an up to date young lady
and at once became interested. "And
why do they boil engines? she in
quired again.
TO make the engine tender" politely
replied the resourceful guide.-P Penn
sylvania Punch Bowl.
Morris tribune., 1913-09-19
The Cooke Retort.

'Mary, when hired you you said
you were a competent cook. / wish
you'd cook something we can eat
"And l wish you'd eat something
can cook" was her reply.-Detroit Free
Press.
Morris tribune., 1913-09-19

Lillian and Max Gerber visited at
Ganshaw's Sunday.
Miss Mabel Weltzin left Sunday
night for Minneapolis where she will
attend college.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05

aus Dem SdIaf un0 Der 9etborgie
eriteben, ole ods 0eutIde Bolt lih
oorauf beiinneu IieB, oab es nod 10
etlpos gdbe ME oeutides 9oIfstlm.
uno Der grfole mar, onB oas oeut.
lbe Bolt lid icinerarnit betDuBt Dur.
De nn0 Den fremoen @inorinqlina nit
Oeuti6en Sieben gum oeutiben Can.
De b~inaustrieb. Qas mar iene qroBc
3eit, Die elm 6rieorib 2uoDig Sobn
bate DOrbereiten beIfen. Gr bate
oieSugeno al iib ge3ogen, ourd ieine
uebungen, ourb ons Gurnen batte
er Die iungen Seiber geitdrFt uno oen
Ioterlanosiinn gefrdftigt. llno 0ies
@ut, oieIes bobe @ut, 0as Sabn ibnen
gegcben, IieB Der Deutihe nidt mebr
Derfiimmern. Die 9urnIade breitete
lih mebr uno mebr aus, Tie DurOe
@emeingut oes gan3en Bottles nno
folgte ieoem, mobin au6 INNER er
ging. limo ais gnoe Der pier5iger
Sabre nun cine Ginmanoerung in
S1aaren bier Itattiono, nit DER be-
item bon @ermanias 4inoern, 0a fam
AUDI 0os G1irnen bierber uu0 bat iei.
men Sieges5ug our1 oieIes 2an0 an
eetreten. @eit iiber fiinf5ig Sabre
bat oas Eurnen bier gebliibt, utlo oie
rationale SauptItaot loQte ibren
Turnperein nidt .perIieren. Tllrnen
lit ipe8ifiid Oeutid, unO es lit cine
@breniabe unieres DeutIhtums, Oas
3urnen reIp. ben Gurnuerein bier
aufre6t 81 erbalten. @iro unier
9eutIdtum 8 c eineYfIib t
erfennen? @eroen audi bier
iebt opferfreuoige MGnner erlteben,
nie Die, oeren bunoerti1briges Sc.
0d6tnis man biiben un0 oriiben gu
feiern ii1 aui9idt? Ooer bat uniere
Generation berlernt, mas .es 0eut-
ifem Namen nn0 oeutlberS Turnerei
i6ulOig, Der 2urerei Die li1 aud
bier betpdbrt bat uno oornean Itano.
mo es nm 0es 2an0es gbre uno Sin.
leben ging? Wlr glauben liher, 0aB
infer 9eutlbtum aud in 0ieier So
DIE ieinen Mann iteben mirO, oem
mir limo bier nidt iHledter ais sic
Deuti6en in on0ereu St1oten. lln0
in anoeren Stdoten Oa bliibt Surne-
rel, wie oos oiesid6rige groBartig
perIaufene Gurnfelt in Denper be-
weiit. 9llio art OH 9eutidtum @olb-
iilgtons; 8eige aud iebt, DAB on oir
oein 8olfstum bepabrt bait inoem
Oh cine Sadie ntbt untergeben laIien
wiait, oie oeuti1 in ibrem Nnfana
uno gnoe, in ibren 3ielen uuo ibrem
Streben lit.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05
aaaitIides GIeiI6.

@inem belgiI1en Gbemifer, 10 bieB
es iiinglt, ioate Die SerIteaung flint.
li6en 5leiibes gelungen iein. lleber
Oieie grfinoung, Die Dobl BON Ben
Mleiiten ni6t CANA eruit genommen
Doroen lit, liegen ieBt nusfiibrli1e
Nabrihten Dor. Or. q. De Neubiue
beribtet barber i'm neuelten Sefte
Or u&eDue4. Na6 ieinem 8eri6te
lit es Dem 8elgier, ,gffront nit ga.
men, tatlG6lid gelungen, aus pflan3-
liden Stoffen einen grlaB fir &ino-,
Halb-, Snmmel- ooer ShmeinefleilG
6er5uiteaen, Der on @eIdmad wie on
1dbrtDert gIeihmertig lit. Der &us-
Jangsltoff lit babel Elm biaiger @rau-
areiabfal, n1mli1 Mal3.
9as Mal5 miro gepui1en uno &c.
oreBt, Damn in elm S1mefeli1urebn0
lebradt uno bierauf nit Salt beball-
oelt; Oas @emii1 miro gefilert, oas
8aiier ob9eOampft, biernuf werOen
lie &iidltdnoe mieoer gepreBt uno
ann NIT nerihieoenen Gbemifalien,
3ie gffront gebeim b1lt, bebanOelt.
Gas @%noergebnis ioa cine fleil6ar-
ige Maiie iein, ole mirfli1 pie6leiih
1medt, babel aber erbebIi9 biaiger
It. Dab oieies fiinltlibe 6leii1 benz
uirfli9en an N1brtpert glei1fommt
it our1aiis glaublih, penn man on
lie 3uiammeniebung oes Ausgangs-
.offes Oenft.
gffront be3ei1net iein fiinitlihes
Seiid ais @ianoiM nod Dem %fran3O-
ilden @ort fir 6leilh, 8ian0e. Nad
einen unteriu9nngen Ioa oieies vi.
lnoin pom &orper nod better aiii.
.niliert meroen alS e1tes 6leiih, unO
g beiBt, OaB Elm paar belgiihe Aer3te
auf @runo BON @eriuben Oieie Pm
lidt @ffronts beItdtigt baben. Man
bat an Menl1en Die lid nit Dem
2unltfleiI9 ern1brt baben CUTE gr-
tabrungen gemaht, auBeroem aber
i'm Eierperlu1 Den boben N6briDert
oes aunitfleiides betpieIen.
@s mnroen 6iitterungsperIuhe nit
oielem &nnItfleiid an9fatten gemnht.
Se9s Der yeriu6sratten erbielten
t1glid flint @ramm aunitfleiif)
uno Elm paar @etreioet0rner, nab
reno Observation-Disclosures tdglid 5wOli
@ramm mirfli6es 6leiih uno chen.
loDiel @etreioe erbielten, mie Die an
oeren. Das @rgebnis mar, Dab nod
elmer ISOLDE Die Matten, Die mirfli.
DIES 5Ieii6 befommen batten, Derbun.
CERT paren. m1breno Die funitfleii6-
.ernabrten Hatten lih bel beitem@obl.
lein befanoen.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05
@irdJe,r-R

Die 0at6OIiide Ct. Mo~ricn!irdc,
5. Str, 3tuiiden q 1t. s Ctr, Y. ~.
5. Vt. Hotb, Biarrer'
@otteSOienile Somio9s: Sl Y2cI.
e 730 mo 9,15; Gountads idmle
1000; Sodnut 1890; TouIen $50;
8eSper mo Seaen 400.
3%eiertogs: 9l. WieIien 600 ml0
700; &odamt 900; Icsper mo CT.
gen 400.
@odeutaes: SI. @ciicu 700 mo
500; SilIi mo gInoilit $50 mO
1870 llbr.
grlter Srcitas I'M Monat: SI
Meiie 100; Sohomt rno ghlsietnng
500; Nnbetlmg ipabrcno oes cages,
Ser5 : Sein . gInoabt mO Geacn
100.
9eidtc: Samstogs bon &c mo
$50. gm Gage Dor 5eicriaacu
nnO am 1. Sreitag i'm Mlouat bon
4-G mo TO; Seocn Mtoraen BON
|73O bis 500.
9unefIaum grrein Srealitii. Gemnunien
am / Scnniaa /. W. z 80; 0sriammluna ia.
ben Witipct Atenb 7.3O.
6rauen SUtaludt. NUmmunicn am ?. conn
az, 1906 Ben am .. S0nniaa nm ECO llbr.
81, Wamt Sem 8rrriu %Nrmmuairn ami 3.
Scnntda, 7.30.; Grrf. 3. gcnuiaa abuts z 30.
ainper Moria ge.ein. apmmnnien itpea a.
SenHtag, 73O; Der. am 4. Scnniae. 500.
Aliarvntin. Geri. AM 3. Spnniaa 400.
Nrmenlselfn : 0srrin. @erlammIuua am g.
SunH,a9 nm 4.3O.
8lnbtbUrf Club. geriammluns AM /. Den,
tag /. W., abents s llbr III her intern eSdnl
baIt, ste unb Walbingtcu Cir, y. 9f.
81. 9Olspbs yiebsebune. ysriammcif hh
ifosH 2. Dttnliaa i'm MOnat III Der gneinss
babe. 5. unD b ctr. ". gB, abenos S llhr.
ct. 9Cuiiariue QranIen linttYfiEunas
StIftd. Vnnammet id ifbeu ?. Wliiimuh
I. w. artnbs 8 tlbr 0de 5. NIB $ Ctr. N.Qe.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05
@reig fiir 0ie SSni.

9eutider Central : @ereim i'm 81.
ltrirt Columbia. Martin @ie.
gonO, @r1iiOent; @olfgang 9llfOG.
i6el, 1. gi3e-Yr6i.; Nuguit S9miot,
9. @i0e.Br1i. Carl ggoIt 3. 8i3e.
TrGi. George Mair, 4. @ise.YrGi. (;
@m. @iegmann, 5. @i5e.9rdl. @il.
itabe 9enOer, 5efret1r, GongreB
@eigbts; Rarl @ommeI, Shobmei-
Iter; Soc @onoraf, 6obnentrGger.
8%erinmmIung am a. 0ienltag i. sc.
in 922 Yenn. NDe.
Columbus urnucrein, 928, 30.
Stro6e. %. 49,. 9iortb 2145.
Observation-Disclosures ieoen 2.
Gonntau i'm Wonnt, 0odmitt. $50
llbr. acknowledgment ieOen Mon.
tag, lben0s S ubr. grnIt @erlten.
berg. @r1iioent. t343 6 GtroBe. 81.
B. Selepbon 90. 2OS6. Ghriftport
81. s. Mahler, 715 IA. Str %. So,
Telepbon Main 1856
Damtn. Gstticu: Grau SarUb Yaumaartntr
pTdlDsutimj dTaH 3. =. WlaHn, Sslrttdrin.
&eternHenbereiH Oes 8ten Data.
lions. 8eriammelt iih Oaielbit.
9eatiArr @GiienbnusDersin, Yr6.
IiOent S. S. 5dneiOer, @m. s. Wspp.
crs. Setret1r, 1919 Srpin0 Str, u.
49,, Direttorcn- nnO 9elegnten-ger.
%iammIung am 2. Sonntag /. M. in
Der g(nitaIt.
Grauen. 6hIfsbersiM. Hrau &. q. 8nrlbtI
wrdf. 0nlammfIt nd mOnallih am 2. Ton
nerltag i'm WOiltnbaus, 3 llbr naGm.
Grauen-NGbvsrein Brau s.. vTfIer. WrGI.
V%rrlammslt f& mOnatli& ssmae WOtis.
0entidcr 0~ritgcrbMuO D~criammeli
ii6 ieOen 3. Montag monatlid in
S22 Yenn. MDe.. TelOWebeI SOiepb
Wiair, geo. IA Gea.5 traBe, N.-@.
0entid-I merifaniider Se&nitsr-
HerciR beriammeIt lih am /. unO 3.
Wtitttuoh oeS MonotS i'm S1nger'
buno, 314 G.Str. N..8. Saul @alid
Sefret1r, 34tS @ropn Str, N.-@.
Oermania Glm6. WitttDods ulG
Jreitags g[benos IN Sbe 2olcfam,
1928. s ctr. g. %. Sefret6r 8m.
S. Mepers. 1919 Srping Ctr, N.8.
DnfcI 8rGiig geronisnnss . Der.
Gin. Geo. Mair, Sefret1r, 1881 lite
| StroBe, g. 90. Yerlammelt iih ON
2. Sonntag /. 90. i'm @olOen gng.
lc &oteL g. s. 9lbe unO . Str.
OnIs 8r6Gs Damemrein. 8ran @Oppil
Mnbl. wrGlbsntin. 0sriammeIt RH am 1,
MittpU9 i'm MOnat i'm 3auie zines Der 9Rit-
slisbr.
HrOipect Sill Cemetery. 6reO.
Smbof YrGiioent; @m. Martin, Se-
fretGr II. Gb. 8ridDeooe, SbaBmeilt.
@eri. am 1. 6reitag monatlid in S22
9te StraBe, q. M.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05
Napau.
Qaiien nidlt IDder.


Setter in Sapan empfeblen iGarfe
Mafnabmem gegem bic Ser. Gtaaten.
Sn elmer BON Mmerifa feinOliden
glementen abgebaltenen 8eriamm-
hing gelangte cine Neiolution 5urgln-
ndbme, in mel1er nlsgeIprohen lit,
oaB es benz iepaniihen &abinette
nidt gelungen lei Die californiide
2onofrage 81 l0ien, un6 0aB Der 8eit-
punft gefommcn Iei, 0a 0ns Bolt cine
cntl6loiiene Snltung cinnebmen uno
oas Nationnl- Yreitige feltigen miiie.
Der YerIammlung pobnten mebre-
re @gitntoren unO 8pei Earlaments-
mitglieoer Der Oppolitionspnrtei BEL.
Gs wuroe aub beihlolien, in Dem Be-
Itreben. Die 0ifentlihe Weinung onrd
Abboltung anti : ameritaniiher Ser.
lnmmlungen uno Ourh @erteiIen BON
6lugl6riiten 81 erpedent f~ort5nfab-
rem.
Die Re0ner, ole Ole roOifalitenWfaB-
nabmen Den 0ereinigten Staaten ae-
geniiber befiirporteten, barren oielel-
ben, Die i1on felt einem Wonat tag.
lid berinden, oas japanilde 8oIf
.auf3ubeBer.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05
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4 9eutide Srsimnmrer QOor
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wv 90. Aonm Sdneioer, 60
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tag /. W. i'm nellcu Maionic Gelnpel
8iI6eIm ScO 2Osc 20. 5, g. 8
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mo 3. 0onnerstag i'm Nomot III
go. 936 ga. gpe., N.@. Saul Bad.
ldmio, Sefretdr, 107 s. StrnBe,
Y. 8.
SentOniG QOsc 80. 2, .. 9. S. @
s. @. 5elbig, Yrdi., t742 z. ctr.
U. SO; s. @amenreih, Gefr., 1900
5. Str. g. 3d.; @erl. am 2. unO 4.
@Ontag j. %. in 936 ga. 9(pe, N..gg
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05
NSrberin anm SuOs pernrteilt.

Der Nor0pro5eB gegen Die 8abn-
tp1rtersmittme uno 3aruiicl-8 Bette
rim a0derib aus 1rebfau, Der Dor
einigen 9agen Dor Dem aottbnier
ShDurgeriht beganM lit bereits 81
@n0e g%egnngen.
Oie Angeflagte nurOc in ponem
llmfang i6uloig befunoen, ibren8oit-
g1nger uno @eliebten 6roblih err
morOet, Die 2ei6e 0eritiidelt uno I'M
9iihenofen %oerbrannt gu boben. Gie
8eDeisaufnabme mar fir Die Mnge.
flagte iiberm1ltjgeno uno entbiiat(
Elm pioeerliGes 8iIo menlbli6er@er-
fommenbeit. MiloernOe llmItdnOt
murOen niht 8ugebiQiat uno oas
llrteil lalltete auf 4oo.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05
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@ereiniGte Sanger bOn @ai6instOr
Br6iioent: Sobn @alomann; Sefre-
tar 6. @ede, 140 13. Str, 9. 6.
@aIbinetun @Gmserbmmb. $50. 314
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ROnais, @tsnOs 8 libr, in Obism aOIaIs.
glriUn 0elaM0berein, 1905, 6
StSaBe. q. SO. aug. S1miOt, Yr6.
iioent. Sobn @eber. Gcfret1r.
No. 518, CITE StraBe, g. 6. aarl
Sober, Oirigent. 9ircftorenDeriamm-
lung an /. Sonntag nod Dem /.
MittuOd i. 90. Sinolhnoe ieOcn
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wr6Nbentin. Veriammlnns am 2. WittpUG
mpnatli9 abenbs in Cbigem yCtaIe.
0ermania NGmnerdOr. 922 Nenn.
gIbe. q. 80. Rr1i. SObn yieiff. SER.
Geo. Sebaltian, 622 So. Mbe., G.@.
emil 5. Gbriltiani Director. &C.
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Singitunoe ie0en DonnerItag Mno
SOnntag Abeno in 922 ga. 9Ipe.
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