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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
Use Of Powders In History.

The primary use Of powders was
for the adornment of the hair, dyes,
and powders of blue, red and green
being atrected by the Saxons in place
OF the gold dust with which Jews and
Romans were wont to sprinkle their
locks Later wheaton -four and rice
powder were adopted. both for hair
and face, and these were not intro
dueed into England until later Plan
tagenet days, when a very decid ed
change in dress made itself apparent.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
SUffRAGISTS CONTINUE HIKE
TOROUGH MUD ANKLE Deep
DRIVEN OFF RAILROAD TRACK
BY EMPLOYEES, WHO THREAT
EN- WOMEN WITH ARREST FOR
TRESPASSING.

HAVRE DE GRACE, Nd, Feb. %
Although the mud was ankle deep
and the route lay uphill all the way,
the members of the suffragist band,
with their bodies racked with pain
and their feet masses of blisters,
and each one nearly exhausted, be-
gan their 20 mile hike to Belair
this morning. They tried to walk
along the railroad track, but were
driven off the right of way by en-
ployes, who threatened them with
arrest for ltrespassing.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
New LInht on Socrates

The misunderstanding of words fire.
quently causes strange answers. A
child who had been taught that Soc
rates had a wife who was unpleasant
to him, and that the great philosopher
drank hemlock, when asked the cause
of his death, replied: Socrates died
from an overdose of wedlock."
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
Chateau of vinoennes-

Vincennes, famous in the annals Of
aviation, is noted also for its mediae-
val chateau with castle and donjon
The walls of the rooms of the keep
have been encountered and hidden
with old harnesses and arms. The
stairway. trodden by so many kings.
princes and cardinals, has been re-
stored; and the prison and council
chamber.-Traveler's Gazette.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
Remarkahle colncIdenceI

The thrifty German proprietor of a
circulating library charged for wear
and tear. One volume came back to
his scrutiny. See here he exclaim-
ed. there is hole on page 10 of my
beautiful book. And see here" he
went on. turning over the leaf, there 5
another on page 20."-San Francisco
Argonaut.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
banning with False Praise.

William Dean Howells. the p1rshor,
was talking about a criticism that
praised him almost fulsomely.
4 don't quite like such indiscrim-
mate praise. he said such praise
does a man more harm than good
1t is like the enthusiastic policeman's
remark about the genial new mayor.
"+Oh, he's fine teller the police
man said Why Il cont matter who
ye are, he'll 81 dglns Vita We"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
PATIENTLY Green.

Old Hand Ito new ticket seller at
state fair)-"Eyer been on the wick
ct before in a crush?' New Hand
Nope. Old Hand-"Thought not"
New Hand-"Why not?" Old Hand
You give change first, and tickets
afterward." New Hand-"What is the
difference?" Old Hundreds Of
dollars, my boy. No one ever passes
In and forgets his tickets. Judge.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
REGIME for SuccAss-

Keep your head cool-your feet
warm-your mind busy. Don't worry
over trifes Plan your work ahead,
then stick to it, rain or shine. Don't
waste sympathy on yourself. If you
are gem. someone will find you.
Don't whine. Tell people you are a
failure and they viii believe you.
Talk and act like winner, and in
time you viii become one.-Stephen
Harte
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
BOTTLE WITH ADDRESS AND
NOTE PICKED UP ON BEACH
THROWN FROM STEAMSHIP OFF.
COAST OF JAMAICA JULY 10
AND WASHED ASHORE BY THE
TIDES.
TIDES.

Strolling along the beach looking
for shells this morning r. w. Bow
man, living on Volusia avenue, no
ticed a green bottle lying in some
trash, evidently washed up during
high tide last night. He picked up
the bottle to examine it and noted
that it was tightly corked. Further
examination showed a card on the
inside with the following inscription;
Thrown overheard July 10, 1912.
from steamship Admiral Farragut, so
miles off Port Morant, Jamaica. If
found kindly return bottle and card
to address on the other side. Also
S end your name"
On the reverse side of the card is
found:
S. E. Lineaweaver, 722 Arch street,
Philadelphia, U. S. A.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
Egyptians Great Fish Eaters.

In the intestines of mummies Of
5000 to 1000 B. G. have been found
vegetable fibers, grain. bones and
scales of fishes, and bones and teeth
of rodents. Several Nile fishes were
identified. One woman had eaten 20
different kinds of fish just before her
death and child had taken a dose of
mice. an old remedy for childrens dis
eases.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
PERISHABLE EXPRESS
CARRIED BY DAYTONA
TRAILS WILL NOT AWAIT THE
NECESSARY UNLOADING OF
EXPRESS MATTER BILLED TO
THIS CITY.

An unusual condition of affairs
exists at this place just now in re-
gard 10 the delivery of Southern ex-
press matter by the F. E. c. railway
comps ny.
The trains are generally running
behinsI schedule time and the train
men slisliking to be further delayed
by the unloading of express matter,
carry by this place much express,
causir 6 annoyance and delay in its
return.
Thursday, train No. 20, due at
this u lace at 1:42 p. M, from Jack
sonvil e, carried by hundreds of dol
lars worth of perishable goods, in
Guiding much meat for the markets
of this city, and this matter failed to
be returned on train No. 80, yester-
day ternooL as it should have been
and as result more or less hard
ship and loss resulted.
The full force of the express Of
flee was engaged in unloading the
express matter from four different
doory avs of tue car but the train
men, impatient to get away, refused
to wait the completion of the work
and pulled out as stated with much
matter for this place still ON board.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
In a crocodiIe's Stomach.

In the stomach of a crocodile which
was shot not long ago no the Merguan
estate, Madras, were found python
thirteen feet long, two tobacco pipes, a
number of pieces of whisky bottles
and pair OF trousers
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
AnhorIsms Of Lady Grant.

It is such a relief to let go, as my
aunt said when she gave up keeping
a waist, Women find a man dull and
uninteresting when he proposes to
another woman. THE CheQuer
Board, by Lady Sibil Grant.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22

otTon9 Lana ana language.
Wonderful soil here" said the
traveller; I've never seen such big
corn" Yes" said the farmer. and
we had to plant dwarf variety to
keep it down to this size."-St. Paul
DISPATCH.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
Havina il out.

Mrs. Pry-What is all that noise in
your house. Willie?
Willie-AIa told pa was just like
him-always fghtin'-and pa said
wasn't, and now they're havin' it out
New York Globe.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
DEATH COMPACT TO RELIEVE
WOMAN OF HER SUFfFRINGS
HUSBAND sTRANGLEs WIFE
THEN HANGS HIMSELF AND
BODIES ARE FOUND BY THEIR
YOUNG SON.
HUSBAND
WIFE:

PARIS, Feb. PA death compact
has just been carried out under ter
rible circumstances here. A woman
by the name of Carriers had for
five years suffered terrible pain as
result of spinal complaint, and to
end her sufferings she came to an
agreement with her husband, a la
borer, that he should kill her. and
then commit suicide.
Accordingly they sent their II
year-old son to sleep with relative
and during the night the husband
strangled his wife in bed, and ther
hanged himself in an adjoining room
The tragedy was discovered by the
son on his return home in the morn
/ ing.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22

WANTED - Three experienced
colored mattresses at Austin. Call
or phone No. 81. 7O-St
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
STORM DOES Big DAMAGE
IN CHICAGO And VICINITY
sLEET AND RAIN STORM OF YES
TEaDAY AND TODAY COVERS
NO nth CENTRAL SECTION OF
COUNTRY.

CHICAGO, Feb. % - Damage Of
more than 81 ,OOO, 900 was done by the
Hleet and rain storm which covered
this ection of the country yesterday
and today. Nearby towns and cities
also suffered heavily. The greatest
Huffe ers were the telephone, tele-
Gapi and transportation companies.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-02-22
fILIBUSTER IN THE HOUSE
TO ELIMINATE BATTLE Ships
coNGRESSMEN HOPE TO HOLD
UP THE BILL UNTIL PROVISION
FOR VESSELS Is TAKEN
OUT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. % - A fill
buster against the naval appropria-
ton bill, which carries an appropria-
ton for two battleships, was begun
in the house today by Congressman
Sisson of Mississippi and Saunders
of Virginia, assisted by others. They
hope td hold up the bill until the
appropriation for the battleships is
eliminated.
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Sd)nb Dem Ncaan.

Giner Der Iaroitaiuin liebliAIten
uno frud,tbdriten ceutiAen 0aue, Der
nidt melt BON 03osniee geltgene,
Id5enberubmte, bon 56sffel btiuns
gene 6egou, iou bura cine bielmds
lti9e, big gu % Mtis, fobs Gtpebes
tabn cer in0uiirisltn 4usbeutung
3u9efiErt tperben. 4em 6cbentitufs
feln. Dem 8neitupp,3tn gaiattteQel
uno nahbarIi6en geIptiousQeno0en
oes burggetr0uten 6obentpiel. ioQ
5ertlsineytss 8sitsin jber Den lamb
i6aftti6 I96nitsn @sit bes 6eaaus.
5piifen WeiteroinQen mo Wiblbaus
Zen, gu Gal 9ebradt ueroen.
Der bstannte 7 liter Guopi9
Jindb finoet gsaen o.:iss lnterfans
gen in 9 sr Wiirtfem5erger 3situng
foIsenos Worts:
is 1T teine ssr36nIide Inter.
nebmer9eituitaft. BE bier onTdnqt.
oas 9egau an3u6eifer. Der Giasns
timer beg einen 9er3teils, Irsiberr
b. SornItein in WHn5en, gebt nit
furitsn6srgiiden 9ae,taI Dem gerq
Ieirer Batter gu Qejss. Gepib, aui
Dem qapier ge6ort Der Berg Zen
Trei6erren bon 62rnitein. On
WotrGeit 9eh0rt ey a.m 9ol.s. Dem
Qanoe, nitt Dam 8robkr3ogtum
BADEN, ionoern Cea:idlano. Wir
ale boben elm Rect. oab oieie Berg,
nss 6eqaus in itrsy 3eiamtbeit uns
angetaItet bIei6en. fr1gt Die WaIer.
bic 5orIdsr, Die Titter. bi: 2suts,
Die es piTen mITer, e tpiros Iei4i
Ieip, in tur3em tauiea2 unteritrifter
BON W1nnern, bic 6.ruiht boben. in
idorfem GinIprut c7r3ulsgsn, tpsrr
e. n0ti9 mare. Utan Der 4nfona
aud unbsosutsno s,5teint naa
psrben mooerne M.i5inen in 8rpon.
ala Sobren aufasfreis7 baben? Mar
moht aug guro uH5 Berg 5o6snt.
npffsln teinen Gttafsnidotter, ohnt
DAP bic Qe5enosr. oie tbre quoer
otsuhalten b1ben. i3r as6t gsltsnt
modem"
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Vasel fir Tilanssn.S tdrfnns.
Cine fir Snuits- rtnet t%nterehante Bro.
5eour.

4uBerbaIb ot3 9unItadrtns 9erus
Fss ~fpiiisn nidt pi.Is psrior,n, mi.
tpsrtooll aIte eiIsrn. NGe.l i'm 0nrten
Iein %t0nnen, poer ouh I'M 5sIoe.
Oil. Mrten @eQ,totion beoirfsn
nGmIid me6r ooer minoer Gti,n, uno
oft bietet Der 8oben islber ioldeS
nitt our O.niige. Gdmtli6s 0nt'
tunqsn 9ouspiIan3en .rihopisn ben
8ooen, in p.I6.m lie monatsldn1
madden, bob; nann oertt man on
bic Nnpenouna BON 0ungsr. ubers
Ii.bt obsr bob.i msiitens oas Giisn.
G~unItqdrtner %piiier. mas lie fun.
p.nn lie 3. 9. ron Na'hinsn. Tobris
ten GiisnTpGbn. bs3i,tsn uno iolhe
in ben 9oben brinQsn. Dir .ritsn
beItsn uIt.n r~oiti9.n WG1eI Ioifsn iit
ab.r ,bsnio ont oo5u benuben; uno
IS piro smp'rblsn, I'm pis Wur3sln
ieber pfIonse beyum sinide iplhs in
bic Groe gu orifen. Tie Gsu6tiq.
teit forot ihon fir bic tpsiters Wuis
IoiurQ oes Gif,nS uro fir bic u,5ers
mittsluuq oesisiben on bic Wur3sln.
9uh oieIe C%bYtbGure. namsntlit
FnIa.. ipslfe MI Elm tlsinss Ndbr'
8s6i,t b0ben. beourier giisn in be-
trG6tIiher WsnQe ols ~Tcnit". Qfir.
Tte. T'laumen un0 Qiyiten braus
ZEN me6r Gi'cn. of3 Npfels oosr
pirnb1ume. Ilan tnnn Qon3 ont nm
.inen 9oum herum on einem Dubeno
Eteltsn ieneiIs elm Drbeno NdosI
.inaraben. ros fir msbysrs monote
rsidt. 80, es pirb Trqar %smoiofl,n,
C6H6dumc. be Elm Nlter CREDIT has
Zen. in redeem Ts tr0osn ~foIIten,
aber ncA rift5 ou'veiitu, oaourh
FiIe1 au3uFijhrsn. bof mon, js nod
Der Gf,0be Der 9Gume rno Der Rd1sl.
p Big 1CO ~rc'tics WdQsI in ben
Stomm treibtl G60oen foil oos
ben gdumen nifts. ~porau8osi.st.
odb mon nift r1ther en- Ter Sttii..
no Elm Dno.f einostriebsr tporo.n N.
1uf Die Rinoe ftrdgt. TotirIi6 iirb
bic NGosI out u5sr ben Stamm bin
,u oertsil.r.
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2urbeeraefrGnit 5iGltcr.
GIIrre ShSin. 6TaianoS lester Si5icr.
tJnig, grif9rtcE.

Ter &5ni8 if tot, es LIE bey So
MIG! 50 ia0lii IS pieoer i'm britis
id)en Tihterreid9, na6oem ourd} rem
Sob GIfgeo @ui.in$. oes suQIiiaen
ypoeta laureatus", bic WiirDe os5
getr0nten 0ittcrs zines nsuen IRA
gers barrt. Wer riro Der 17.Na6
toI9er oes aroben Gomuno SpenIer
fperoen, Der dis eritsr oisiem ,ur3
oorher %se9riinosten tIsinen 0ofpoiten
i'm Sabre 1491 Iubm uno @eoeu.
tung perIieb?
GO iiuo ni6t INNER oie beIten
Cidter billions Qeipeien. lie an bic
Ter offisiellsn STEELE itanoen. gu
Shoteipeares Soften madlte fjG Der
fone Sonettenoihter SamueI Daniel
ouf hem BIobs brett. fiber Damn
tam Ben Sonion. oem ipiriIid mad
BEN Sooe oe3 rSGluans on 4pon"
Die &rone ~5usehorte; nua 0rpoen
NOR unjlpeiisIbait Die Interchangeable
0ihterperionIidtsit fsiner ,3sit, uno
nab elmer lnugeu 3tibs BON Nihti0z
teiten i'm Is. S%abrbunbert baben i'm
folgenoen Gdtulum oer erQreiienoe
Worosfportb uno otr hinrsiBenoe
Sennpion Der lang. miBuhteten Wir=
Be einen neIen 0ebaIt uno 0lan5
oerliehen.
@uftin frsilih. Der intben p~eritpr=
bene Sihtert0nig. eeborte tpi.ber su
lenen unbeoeutenoen 0eiiuIten, bic
ni6t 10 ihr tiinitlsrii6e5 Salient. ols
ibre patriptiide 9%eiinnuna uno b0fie
fde 8eIiebtbeit duf ben Voetsntbron
9ebro6t baben. NIs Sennpfon 1896
'tarb. on tonnten eissntlih nur Der
9reiie Worris uno Der Qsniale Spinz
turne in 6roqe tommen, ipenn es
'it I'M cine 9ciebung nab @eroienIt
honoelte. Nber Ie pnrsn belize su
frei9eiitig. itonoen in ibren @nIt)ou.
un9en Der He9ierung 3u fern. 10 oab
2pro Salisbury unttr BEN Idrmen
Den Wioeripru9 ouer Treunoe ehter
OtAttunit ben Qnriter quitin gum
.Pocta laureatus" madte. Go
biirfti9 urh mat. feline 2eime fparen,
er mar oofiir itreno tpnierpdtio uno
in benz betpegten Sobrsebnt am Nus
Qanqe oeS pori9er SuhrhunbertS Der
Qobreonsr Der Reaieruno unb Der
9erolo Der imperiaIiItiihen 9etpe,
gun9. Nerte ME Tein @etenntnis
.Wnrum GngInno tonIerpatio 1T"
rertete non nitt GItbstiif. Ionoern
nls Parteiitriit. uno sinioe Teiner
leidten uno rift unme!ooi0ien Qies
Der ouf beriibmte 3%sitQenoiien muir
ben gu Observation-Disclosures Der
Nntion. Wit her t~cnierpotipen
6errlihteit lit ouA @uItin8 Rubm
in Gnalono lGnqft bsrbIobt. Sein
NoGfoIQer niro ieeenFdII8 cine an
oere 8eiinnun9 boben; obsr moq er
nun elm sroter cher Elm tleiner Did
ter iein. er RECT bod in un'ere &c
oernnrt punoerIih hinein ola Der
Refui'entart elmer 'onit iiberoII Der.
,lunoener, Gus BEN 9eoeiIierunas.
rnuid Der TribreruiiIont. .ntfton.
ocneu Site.
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Sooesidatten.

Sropanef = Su ieinsm Seim. 1922
gperett Str, itarb i'm NItsr BON SO
Sabren Der olte Steinbauer 5ranf
1roponet an teisbeibwerSsn; er
uubnte lett 1873 in Ga groiie. Shn
ilberIeben ied)s SDbue un6 cine 5obter.
3as SesrdbniB lit an Mittwo6 BON
Der b0bmiiben STRIDE aus.
Sn eiuem bieiisen Spital ltarb SRI.
Sliue Oircng Don Stpooarb unten. 80
Sabre ait; tic plro in Stoobaro beitats
tet.
Sn Wtobiipn itarb Der jiiu9ite Srus
Der BON Nlo. 90 nbonep, Gharles,
SO Sabre ait. an eluem gteruenleioen.
lin i'm trauern bic Mutter, feds Srii.
Der uno orei Shwei.ern.
Sn Bangor iturb 9r. Nnoreas
@oIf ir. Sein BruOer 6lprian fano
i'm toot i'm StubIs iieen. Der 8ers
Itorbene mar ilber 81 Sabre alt uno
bjnterldbt Sluei S0bue uno Stusi 4riis
Nor
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,.seit iiber faui,ebn ,ab.

rem" ihreibt Ssrr ReinbOIo Sdmert
pun Surber. Colo. babe i'd. usrn es
n6tb,s mar. ben Nlpentrduter gebrouht;
er lit bic sinSige Rsoiiin, ami Die i'd
mid u~erIaisn fam. Tph nm ben III.
psntrduter jest gu erbnItsn. muB i'd 30
MeiIsn biz COLORADO Gin iabren; aus
bisism Brunoe mnnihs ib isst bic
2tsentur bier su lbsrnehmen. Sd babe
msine aissne 5arm. bod fam id oies
ielbs ohue ben alpentrduier niht be-
arbeiteu."
Seine o~bgsIn9srts 2tpotbstsr.M 1ebi.
gin. ionoern elm friitss, piriiames
arduter' 6eilmittel, tpsldss nihts ents
bait. mas osm Snitem nidt gut tbdte.
SAILS fem N9snt in Sbrer gldbs tuohut,
10 ihrsiben Sie an: Tr. 8stsr SABRE
men & Sous Co.. 19-25 So. 5opne
Aps., GbIcaso, 81.
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otet Steun9en. Ole er pom Sehn llbr
nlorgens bis Sebn ll1r nahts abhielt.
Gte Nllemlbip lit in oisier @ohe unthd.
tlg. Der Senat aber motte Iid mad
elmer @ote 6ubs uber ieinen 9nleuoer
bsr, Der cine 9iite BON ~ 0orIaaen ent.
bait, iu0pon Is &orIa9en l~berseIegt
iuuroen.
Ndhosm Die @oli &iuer Smprpues
ftent Slll aus Dem @ese mar, nabm
Der Senat Elm 9ubeno anoerer 8ils
cor. Senator Scotts Bill, ipelde fir
elm neuss Seim fur 2 dwatin .
nl9e ouf orei Sabre cine Bemiuigung
pon $4,000 erlaubt, tuuroe sur Hein'
ldrtft psrUieIen. fpie ueridieoene anoere,
%oarunter Die, pelhe 9tncpIn's
D eburtstas sum itantli6en 5 ei'
ertage itempelt.
Senator 9easoaIes Straiesiesents
mnrf, Der BETTER pon 8iQaros uno
Noolltuben fir baitbar ertldrt, ipenn
Mtinoerjabrise BORT s~eipisIt bnben,
puroe odbin 9ednoert, baB Die Better
crit ltraIrehtIld perlplst perOen tDnnen.
nnhoem Die @liern ooer %ormiinosr Tie
erluht BADEN, ben junssn 9sutsn nidt
Den NuIentbaIt Su 9eitntteu.
6erner tpuroe sur Hetnihrift perfpies
len, Die Bill. Senator &anoolpbs, iueIhe
ole 3obbp;ten. Serunter aud
9eute, peIhe ben 5ortitritt Der Sers
%banoIunssn iiber Die Iprlagen in bets
BEN !0dulern uno in Den Counties beobs
adten uno barber berihten. eini6liebs
lid Observation-Disclosures sluin9t,
lid gu re9iitrilen. 9lud Senator
GOmtlns Nntis9 gs8iII
wuroe 5ur 8sinidrift psrlpieien. Die
Seoen Dem StrofseisBbud ueria0en
ertIGrt, Der Elm 9esisluturmit9liso trot'
ttrt. es geieIig unterbdIt ooer tbtn 8eIo
lelht unO @ertbiahen ihentt. nm oamit
letne Iblttmmlug III beeinfIuiien.
@tne &orldge, weIhe fir Miiwautes
ppn beionoerem SutersIie iii. muroe oui
oeren 8unih eingebrnd)t unb CUR &ein.
ltrift pertuleien. Gs lit Sies bic @prs
lage 550o, melde iid nui ben i3iusiuB
flr 8arIehen beSiebt uno bic @rense
BON pier SroSent nebeu ben ;ebn 8ros
gent 3inien. tuelhe fir Die 8rifung ser
Stberheiten uuo 8eripredunsen er'
ldubt limb. auf IA lsrosent erbDbt. Ges
nntpr &iusen %ertldrte, oaB Die Tropis
bent 2oan Niiociation in Milwautee
nitt sriitiren tonne, auBsr bisle Grbes
buns besusIid oes 3insfuses fir ole
Nrhiuns tperoe 9emadt uno berieIbeu
%seitattet. oen 9orsern "a Trpjsut Sns
t~ersiien su bersdnen.
Die &ola Mutter Geniionss
Sprlase ooer better Ole &inoers
5 iir Bill wuroe pom Senats
sur britten 2eiuns uerpieien, 6aiielbe
gilt aub BON Der Mabons8i1. peIts
Die Ginfubrurs zines 90 inimollo b,
mes fir 6rausn uno Minoeriabrise
uorNebt. Die SoImessG OrIase, mslhe
Camps in BEN itaatlihsn @aloreierpen
fir TubsrtuIoie uoriisbt. Wuroe eben'
fals sur oritten 2eluu9 ueriuielen
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So@,eitsglOden

Sn Ser 81. Samss Stride iuurben
SRI. Qucp 81. Soltuette BON Der
Granspisniniel nit SrH. Surrp aIine
BON Stillpater, q. Dat, setraut, uno
&ep. q. Murpbp amtirte.
airslid tpurbsn in Gbuisburs burd
Gaitor ToIatet eetraut Sr. SEIZE
8luidte uno SRI. s m 9o nj >
preht, betannte uno seahtete jun9e
2eute Der @ssenb. Die SOdseit muroe
in ~srobartiser @eiie s~eieiert. Sunberte
pon @dlten iteIten iid elm, unb oaB Der
Gturm oas groBe 3elt umruarf that
Dem @ergniisen tslnsn sroBen Nbs
brud. Man bate balo Naes wieoer in
Sronun9.
SodSsitslicsnSen lis6sn iid ausitels
len Geo. 8. 9 hrooer pom 2ofpn
@aibinston uno @ertie Nnbers
o Don &pdlanb, 6 arl s.. BRO
BEL BON 60 9ruiie uno 6 barIotte
8. s obnun.
SIN Der eriten Metbooiiten Stride
traute 8eu. Stram BON Sparta. ein
OnteI Der 8raut. SRI. 9aura 6.
&inuear. nit Srn. 8. u. tom.
Gs unr cine ssieuiduitlid sIdn5enoe
Trauuns. uno oas junse 8aur mirb
mad elmer 6ohSeitsreiie on s. uno
@~innebu9o StraBe @obnuns nebmen.
SIM Ssim BON Srn. hilbert airid.
ner, l112 Badger Str. uuroe Wt,ttpod)
MorseH Die 9obter bss oauies Sri.
Bertha 8. 8iridner nit Srn.
2etsb Sherman pom &eo @ing,
Minn., getraut. Reu. Sones omtirte.
9as 6uus mar idDn 9eidmidt uno Die
Ger,monie perIief %9!dnSeno. 0as junge
8aar miro nud elmer Idn9eren 9cds
5eitsreiie in Germ. Munt., ieBbait. leiu.
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Nnfsepabt!

Qm 26. september 1906 trat oas
neue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Strait,
ueltes perfast. on6 Die iosenannteu
erIteu 9apiers nur iieben Sabre
@ultisteit bnbsu. Ollie 3erlonen, pelhe
ibre eriten 8apiere Dor Dem 2 6. Seps
1907 erporben baben,
mniien baber ibre s~tuetten Tapiere Dor
Dem tommenoen 26. September erlans
gen. ionlt muiien tie gum Stpeitsn Wale
ihre eriten Hapiere ertuer5sn. ipsnE lie
Die 0lbiift babsn, ameritaniihe Siirser
su weroen. Son Dem 26. Sep
q n tDnnen nur 1olhe
9eute 8arser peroeu, oeren er1te
8apiere niht alter aIs iieben Sabre
limb.
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rxO Mahen gle eiuen tuirfliden
fTeriensNushug.

QoIien gle II 3bre 5%srisnreiie
ptaneu. &siisn Sje nod Colorado.
uto6. gnIiiornien, Nsllowitons Na.
ttonntsBort oosr nod Der Norb 'Baci'
.fictune. Ssosr 4untt bat islns si9snen
8ursise. Is lam nldts elusn 8er'
elsi6 ausbolten nit ben moiiiuen Ge'
bireen. BON welden pisls nit splsem
S6nee beosd, iino; nit Den tieiigen
Reotpooo Bdhmen. edhnsnofn SdIud
ten uno id)onen g9aiiariousn. WeIhs
siuiss Der ginge iino, biz cine Relis i'm
@eiisn LANCER in 3brsm @soddtniB
rsgs srhdIi, 0%jibrigs 8un6rstiss uno
Goupeniions' 8oien limb istt in Strait.
Outer 3usoienit BON aaen 4untisn.
Our Iifsts unb uDue GinssI1siteu psEs
ben Gle iih an 1idsts2ssntsn ofr
Chicago uno 9tOr.bmejterns8abn.
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Gns Decentralization"

0as o~eQcntpGrtiqe EeI.phnn I6er.
.rGQt manhe 2aute unpoQtommen.
Dieter 6eblsr !iset cher nint 10 ie9r
m benz Ipporote, oIs in oer Dirt res
Spredens eegen cine SGaqplotte, Die
MIR bic BON Wunoe ou~s9ebenoen
Sdoupsuen ouffnraen tonn. Die
fem Wanoel bes Seleptors elnubt
nun Elm Or. SuIius GIoper NIT ei:
mem SdloQe burd Elm nNaientele>
pbon" bei.itioen gu tonnen, bns CT
Der Cartier Mtabemis Der WtIIens
f6often por9eIegt bat. GIoosrs rNa.
fentelspbpn" 1T Elm Selspbon tpie iss
b.s onbere. nur III ss 70 einoeribtst,
bab mon ouber in elmer Shontrias
Ter qlsifasitig in sincr GhnGbe6er
fir bic NaIe hineinEpridt. Or. 0lo<
per bshouptet, oob nom.ntIih bi.
N, q un6 NofoIIaute ouf bis'e
WeiIe bitt tlorer iibertroaen reroen.
Die nit hem neuen Iepnrnt por9sz
nommsnen grperimente erunbsn. bah
in ber Sot oos 6orsn srlsiht.rt tpiro;
Defenders fir 6srne.ipr16e ouf or0s
Rere 9iitonser riro bic neue @crs
ridturg W'dti9tsit erIonoen. Die
BON hnaienii6er S~tanbeurtt nohe:
li.oenoen geoenten hsisitigt Gr.
GIoper burh cine eirFa6e S6us.
porrihtung. ll.ber Dem 4pporots
hGnot cine 9opi.rrols; Dor Der Be-
nubung oes HoIsnbedsrs 3istt man
Elm neues glatt Vdpier herab uno
leat e b.im Spr.9sn ubsr ben 4uf'
uahnt 8 Gpoorat.
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uniaus=G brOnif.

Nis SIiper @unidion. Superinten'
bent Der GOuntp'S rrenanitalt in 0eit
Solsm. elnen Ire,brismen Der Wtaihine
oes @ufierthurms rsporirte, tuuroe er
pon Der Mn,dInsrte sriaBt uno su
8ooeu seihleucert. CT erlltt itmsrss
bate, jebch unseidbrIite SerIesuneen.
Jronf Turner, mpbuhait in Minot,
&c. Got, Elm giisnbohnanseitsater.
uuroe ppn einem GtisnbahnSus iibers
fabreu uno auf Der SteIe 9etbotet.
Der @eruusliidte it elm Shmisssrluhn
BON Ssrten uno 6rou @eter Sott ir.
BON bier uuo perhsiratbsts lid Dor ca.
3 Sohrsu nit drI. gln Sutt. Gr bin'
terIabt Isine Satin.