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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25

Holiday misunderstanding fine one
small sour pickle and six olives, add
tablespoonful of capers and mix
with three tablespoonfuls Of stiff
mayonnaise. Spread thin slices of
bread with butter, and put the above
mixture on half of them and the re-
mainder spread with cream cheese;
sprinkle paprika over each slice and
press together Cut in fancy shapes
and garnish with parsley.
Fruit Cake.-Mix one pound of
seedless raisins, one pound of cur
rants, and one pound of shredded cit
ron, flour then with half a cupful of
flour. Beat ten eggs without separat-
ing the yOlks from the whites; cream
one pound OF butter, add one pound of
sugar, and when well mixed add the
eggs and a pound of flour Beat well
and add one teaspoonful each OF Gin
namon and allspice, a half teaspoonful
of cloves, one nutmeg grated and the
rind and juice of an orange and
lemon. Beat well, then stir in the
noured fruit. Turn into tin mOlds
lined with waxed paper and steam
three hours; then bake one hour in a
slow oven.
Queens Plum Puddinq.-Mix to-
gether a pound of raisins, a pound of
currants and half a pound of orange
peel dust with a quarter of a pound
of flour Chop pound of
beef suet sift three-quarters of
pound of dry bread crumbs,
chop half pono of blanched
almonds, mix with the fruit, add the
grated rind of a lemon, half a pound
of brown sugar and half a grated nut
meg. Beat five eggs. add half a pint
grape juice, mix and pack into molds
Steam ten hours. Steam one hour be-
fore serving
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25

the yolks of six eggs slightly Add a
half cup of sugar, a fourth or a tea
spoonful of salt, and pour on grad
ually two cupfuls of milk, stirring con-
stantly, cook in a double boiler until
the mixture thickens. Put a half cup
of sugar in saucepan and stir con-
stantly until the sugar is melted.
when brown bat not burned, add to
the custard and let stand until all
dissolved
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25

bay off Angel island. The safe was
dropped from the hold of the steamer
Corcoran, which was rammed and
sunk in a collision with the steamer
Seminole In a dense fog some months
ago. When the vessels parted, fol-
lowing the collision, a section of the
hold of the Corcoran broke through
and the cargo sank. The huge iron
chest proved very difficult to find,
but 1t has been definitely located.
A portion is covered with drifted
sands and it is claimed that the or
binary methods of salvage would be
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25
IeEAe-- 2AA7GtseN~.

ness of her hands. insisted that longer
ones would be cumbersome Rober
Shauflers specific for a blue Monda,
is TO whistle all the Brahms tunes he
can remember Doctor Cuyler, when
very i'll, replied to a relatives sugges
ton of the glorious company waiting
him above I've got all eternity to Wis
it with those oiu fellows; | am iii nc
hurry to go" and old Aunt Mandy.
when asked why she was so constantly
cheerful, replied. "Lor', chile. / jes
wear this world like a loose garment "
Lucy f. Keller in Atlantic
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25

WHO recently Qleu,
was the follow
ing:
l am about to
write down things
at which most
men will scoff,
but they are true,
and l pray God
that no one will
have to go through
what | have en-
dured for thirty
years. This is the
story of my life.
l, John Vereken,
was born in the
year 1908, in
Yorkshire. My
father, S quire
Vereken, was a
kind and indul-
gent man, but 1
noticed that at in
tervals, a morose-
ness came over
him and lasted
for two or three
days. l often
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25
Recipes for a contented Heart.
Had to Do Il.

What do you mean by suing me sUr
preach of promise?" he demanded Il
ever proposed to you in my life
Why of course you didn't" she an
,wered, in a conciliatory tone. And
wouldn't have accepted you if you
ad. But you know l am going on the
age, and | must have some prepare
Ons '-Judge.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25

handsome saber pouch was offered of
the style worn by the Hungarian Hus
sars. 1t was of green silk and richly
embroidered with hundreds of pearls
OF varying sizes. After keen compe-
tltion this pouch was sold to Prince
Esterhazy for 1880 crowns. Some
time after the sale, however. a let
ter from the late bishop was found
containing the statement that he had
borrowed the ornament from the
jewel room of Princess Esterhazy
Naturally, the prince was not caller
upon to pay the amount of his bid.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25
SEEK FOR GOLD WITH MAGNET
SPECTATORS Believe They Have a
Chance to Recover Treasure
Sunk in Ocean.

electromagnetic is to be employed
Ia a novel manner to recover gold
from the bottom of TIE Pacific ocean.
It is seriously announced that an eX-
Dedition from San Francisco will at
tempt by means OF magnet to raise
pm iron chest which contains $4,000
"a gold ingots from the bottom of the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25

unable to lift it, A huge magnet is
therefore being constructed so that,
with a generation Of electricity on
board ship, the enormous lifting pow
er of the magnet will be exerted,
which, 1t is anticipated, will drag the
precious cargo to the surface.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25

give every man an absolute equal
show" 1t can't be arranged" re.
piled Three-Finger Sam; anyway,
not here in Crimson Gulch. There S
no sense in expecting everybody to
have four aces when a jack pot is
opened Washington Star.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25

Do not hurry,
DO not worry,
AS this world you travel through.
No regretting.
Fumng fretting,
Ever can advantage you
Be content with what you've done:
What on earth you leave undone,
There are plenty left to do.
p. NJ. Wyline.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25
AN ABANDONED PROJECT

Two hearts that beat as one" Tho Ns,,.o,,-
manager unused Ui
"Oh, we'll" he went on, continuing bio coin
oquy' I suppose we could get up freak like
that, but she wouldn't be in it with the two.
headed girl. anyhow"-Puck.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25
Hope Pearl the LARGEST

An auction sale of pearls, which
had one Of the most remarkable
sequels on record, was that of the col
lection Of the late Bishop Bubics of
Hungary. Among other objects a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25

How dare you lift youS hat to me
sir!" she cried. Il never saw you be
fore in nay life" Il know, but this is
my brothers hat and he's friend q
yours,"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25

There is no preservative and antiseptic,
nothing that keeps ones heart young like
sympathy. like giving ones self with
enthusiasm to some worthy thing or
cause.
-IOhn RurOughs
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25
HER MISTAKE.

What is a young mans maiden speech, pa p"
"EIis first one. my dear"
Dear me! I thought it a proposal"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25
CHRISTMAS PUDDlNGS AND A
CAKE.

The following is a famous English
pudding which it will be worth while
to keep in the family:
Christmas Pudding.-One and a
fourth pounds of suet, one and a half
pounds of currants, one and a half
pounds of raisins, one half pound of
lemon and orange peel mixed. three
fourthg of a pound of breadcrumbs
One-fourth OF a pound of -four, one
half pound of sugar, four eggs a
quarter of a cup of orange or grape
juice, a cup of chopped almonds and
a chopped apple. Stir well put into
a well crossed basin or mold, tie
cloth tightly over and boil u hours
The pudding may be partly cooked
and finish cooking another day Serve
with a creamed butter with whipped
cream added, favor with vanilla This
pudding may be resteamed as long as
It lasts.
Christmas Pound Cake.-Cream a
half pound of butter and add gradual
ly a half pound of fine granulated
sugar, then add the yolks of five eggs
beaten until thick, the grated rind of
one-half leman, two teaspoonfuls of
lemon juice, a half pound of -four
mixed and sifted with one-fourth of a
teaspoon of soda. Beat three minutes
and add a half pound of raisins cut
fine with the scissors and dredged
with one and a half tablespOofuls of
-four add half cup of walnut meats
broken in pieces. Add the beaten
white Turn into a buttered and
Toured angel cake pan and bake SIS
minutes. Remove from the pan. Gov
er with boiled frosting and place on
a plate on a tray garnished with hol-
ly berries and leaves.
Christmas Frozen Pudding.-Beat
~ --~-~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~
Recipes for a Contented Heart.
The blind Madame de Deffapd re
joiced that her affliction was not rheu-
matism; Surgeons receipt for a con
tented heart was never to chew pills
but to swallow the disagreeable and
have done with It; Darwin's comfort
was that he had never consciously
done anything to gain applause; and
Jefferson never ceased affirming his
belief IN the satisfying power of com
mon daylight, common pleasures, and
all the common relations of life. Es-
sipoff, when commiserated on the small
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25

Let us never be betrayed into saying we
have finished our cducatOa because that
would mean We had stopped growing
There is always the upward dimension
possible for us.
John Burroughs
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25

IA HERE is one thing that is al
- most as sacred as the mar
riage relatiOn-that is an appointment. A
man who fails to meet his appointment,
unless he has good reason, is practically
liar. and the world treats him as such.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25
II Can't Be Done.

What we want" said the patriotic
tizen. lis a government that viii
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25
At THIRTEENTH STROKE F;
BY S. C. BULLETT.

Among the papers found by the law
years of John Vereken, an old man
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25

EW YEARS is the oldest and the
most widely observed of all the
worlds festal days. In every coun-
try this day has been celebrated
from the beginning of civilization
The day does not come simultane-
ously all over the globe, for some
countries have a different calendar
from that of America and Europe
All countries, however, aim to have
their civil year coincide, in duration.
and as far as practicable, with the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-12-25
SOME NICE seAsoNABLE DISHES.

John Burroughs.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-09
AnswamOerel Sfau0al
Observation-Disclosures tunrSca in
Seiterreid DDrgcnemmcn.
Snr;aa III 9rafan aeidauiiea.

8ien, 5. giob. Der gluspanoerers
itanOdl beginnt einen nabs3u dnbeitnz
Ii4en llmfang an5unebmen. llngs6eu-
res @ufIeben errs9t es, oaB neuerli9
aud Die ygluItrc Qltnericona" 2inie
in Die 2lffaire bebentli9 biusingeSo9sn
lit. Die &ratauer 8uredus Oieler
9onpfer9eieuf9aft iinb, iuie bier To-
eben betonnt pirb, beb5roIib ael1lois
fen uno Der 6ilialenleiter. aat aef6,
Der proturiIt Slipper, iolpie Der
@ureaubedmte 5ilbermann perbcTtet
lrprpsn. gBas Die @erbdFhngsu mod
bsbsnfli9er erI9einen IdBt, 1T, oaB
aud in DieTen 6dlen Die GntIaTnng
Der 6eitgenommeneh gegsn Stslung
ppn aaution abgeIebnt mlrDe.
9lu4 Die Bureaus Der geluitros
9lmericuna" in 2enlbsrg unO in
3T1ernorpiB iinb geIAIDHen iporoer.
Oort baben Die in 8erbinouna NIT
oer S@lieBung Der Bureaus porees
nommenen 0er6aftungen eine espals
tige 3ifier grrei09t, 9luf il1sgeiamt
8pei9unbert beIduft ii9 Die 3ahl Der
Iaftgenommsnen yilinlieiter uHD slssns
ten. a.
5n 83ug auF GntIaHiifa scgen
GautiOn 9sben Die &esierungsitellsu
nit GuBeriter Scbdrfe tor. Der Gj:nes
rGlagent Der ,Ganaoion patific BALL
fpob 6ompanp" in Dien, Qatmonn.
tsfinbet Ii9 troB alIer in Ieinem Sns
terefie unternommenen 8emibungen
nod INNER in Gelpa6rfom, uno Der
ameritanii9e &onful bat fi4 ernellt
fir i6n peripenost, nanbsm ale bis
bergen @sriu6s in Oieisr 9i9tung
geit5eitert iino.
lin cen unge6euren MibFtanoon gu
iteuerr, Bat Die 8iener goiiSei oen
Gntf4luB sefaBt, Elm Central Nus
panOtrungsbureau gu erriften. gu
oefen 9auptaufgabsn es geb0reu ioIl,
ale nuf 2tusponberung be5iiglihen
9aaribten gu iammeln unO 5u tons
trollieren.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-09
SSiro tpieoer rcrbenceIt.
Sey MOgSpro5cf gcgcu Den 6uritrrfc.
rsuDar D. Srpblp1.

Berlin, 5. g}op. SIN S9purges
riht 3u 6rantfurt a. 8. piro obe,s
mails Der tpieberboIt erpdhnte 9ros
5eB gegtn ben 5oritrsfsrenoar BON
anobloh per6anoeIt, iDelher am
8meiten SSanunr bes Sobres 1912
ben Qlngelteltan elmer Gpsbitionsfirz
ma, nomens 6e0rid, no9 einem
@ortpe2Iel eri1pB. ano6lO4 tDat
in Der brjtien Suniipo9e D. S. BON
Den Gieimiporenen IGuloig befunben
tnorosn trphbem bic 9iii8uge5ossilen
G3od60stT:dn6igen Ben 9ingeiiaglea
einFtimnlig fir aeifte8trant ertldrt,
unb Der Staatsonl9alt, Der ii4 i6rer
9tnF6t onfGloB, fir 5reiiprc9un9
pldoiert 6otte. Den S6uloTpru0
Der Gcfhporensn bate bomaIs Der
8ericntsbpf aufgebo6sn auf pen
@runo bin, boB bo8 Guto9ten Der
Gofperitdnoi9sn nitbt 6eriidIi4tigt
porecn iei.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-09
@IdnsemDer Srtnmtpb.
Sin oanernors Senfmql nIoocrner Sn.
aeuieurSFuuif I'M 4ps YnaeicS.

Cos 9lngsIes, &al., 3. Rpp. 9lm
Mittipoh, ben 5. Hobember, perhen
bic 8eipobnsr bieier Stobt an benz
% Nfeilen BON Der Stnot entFerut gez
leeenen San 5ernonbo Reierpoir Elm
ieItenes 5eit feiern. an bieiem
Sage loll bas aus elmer @ntfernung
BON etipa 230 gleilen oortbin seIeis
tete Woifer in ons 3eTerboir eeleitet
tperoen, 3pei Gage foIl oieTss s5eit
tauern, neil om 9onnerstag eine nit
einem &oiienuufipnnoe bon elmer hoIs
ben Wlillion in Der g2dbe bes Reiers
poirs erri9tete 6ontdne eineetpeibt
iperbsn iolI. 9ieie Ioll bic 9eippbs
ner oieIer Gtaot oauernb boran err
innern. bab nit Der Gr6dulng bes
Meieropirs unb NIT Der Wdfferlei=
tuns elmer Der eIdn3enbItsn 5riumpbs
ntDberner SSngenisurafitnIt erSielt
tporben III. Dos llntsrnebmen 1at
cine 9(usga6s BON S26,000,000 pers
uriadlt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-09
iingluGtiAc &tene-
Su1tcr clues aHseIebeueu SaHfmauna
IL SpanDaM eridiiekt I'D.

Berlin, 5. glob. 9robes aufIeben
erregt cine Selbitmpro Srag0bie,
ipel1e fi1 in SponOuu ereignet bat.
0prt bat iid1 one 5ochter zines angez
ienen 9eutoIner aaufmanns IN Der
Wobnung sines Offi5iers, ud6reno
oiefer obipeien0 mar, nit einsnl SSyagoz
gerpe5r erldofen. Der 8elpesgruno
Ger Sat 1T fein @eheintnis. Die
Gltern maren bem 8erbdltris ibrer
3c9tcr mil benz 0ffi5ier auf oie
Gpur qefomnen un0 batten i6r Cen
peitersn llmgdns berboten. SSn einem
glnfaQ DON @er5nsiflun9 ii6sr ibr 9es
fdid tegte bic ltngliidIiHe 9ano an
Iid1.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-09
Wiofo uuo ScIbitmoro.
Gram iiber Scn scid)ditlidcu 3nIam.
nieEbrnd| iuar Die llsIaGe.

Berlin, 5. ylro. Gin tntIebliaes
Gretgni6 biloet bass Gagesgefprd9
III GlberfeIo. 8ort bate jiingit Der
9orfmonn Hu0oIf 9siIel 3anferott
genabt. Der Gram ii6er itinen
geT9dftIi6en 3uiammenbru6 bra9s
ts i'm bolfolnmen pcn Sinnen. 2eis
fel perf4affte ii9 fdnsa pirfenOes
GiFt uno miIobte es inter cine Spsiz
ie, BON melasr bic game 5amilie aB.
Ro4barn fonoen in Der 9eiIelft1en
No1nung bic 2eiGen bes 3ouF=
manng. ieiner 5rou unb Stpei &in=
ber oor.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-09

oiefem Staat baben bic SpSialiften
BEL o5ty aeitrtgsn WobI einen beoeuz
tenoen StimmenSupads gu bers
Seihnen. Sn Der Srt19oft Sbslburn
nuroe iiberbonpt feline Wobl afgss
bnlten; man erfannte ben So5ialis
item, beren &anbiOaten feline C5egs
ner hattsn, ben Sisg aud pine Gbs
thinning at. 8pn ben IA Stdbs
ten uno Srti9often III biefen Staot
Iiegten bic Republitansr IN II unb
bic 4roereIiipen in d. Die De-
mofroisn boben ibre 8onbibaten in
~ Gtdbten un0 SrtI9aften err
ipdbIt unb bier 8iirgermeiiter bIie=
ben oIs itritte rllnabbdngige" Sis=
GER.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-09
9cHere 9omtroac.
Sdlife iOllcn mad ftiidltisen 9lnswan.
Oerern Mnterindlt iperOen.

@ien, 8. 91oD. Oas 9lusndnoes
rungs @eien miro. auf gruno Der
jiingiten Gntbiiaungen, Sie nod im=
mer bic Oeffentli9teit auf ods Iebbafs
teite bei4Gftigen, 5fpeifeIIos u1ter
itrengereaontroae fomnten. Bon ionft
sutllHterrtateter Settle perlnutet, oab
gerbanolungsn nit ser ,ganabion
pociFic" f6fpeben, bsren 3tped oarin
beite9t, olsie gum Gintreten in ben
9ampfer POOL gu peranInFen. 8as
nit lpiiroe Elm tpeientli1es Sinoernis.
bds augenblidlib bprbanoen lit, Be-
Ieitist fperoen. DEM Ser POOL ae=
itebt eine allgeneine 0urGiudung Ser
Ger @ereiniguug angeEorenoen S9iFfe
naa miIitdrfIiihtiger gluspanberern
gu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-09

Bolton, glaf, 5. gioD. Daniel
5. Nali6, Demotrat, uno elmer
Der on9eis1.niten 9Inlpdlie biefes
5toais, puroe geftern nit etner
YluraIitdt pon $4,000 Giimn1en
gum 0ouueraeur gcirGbft. gefreffs
Der iibrigen Sanoioaten ldgen beute
morgen no4 feline beltimnten Ra6z
ridtcn Dor. Die beioen 6dufer Der
Staatsgeiesgebung lrerben repubIifas
Rifd feiH. Goupernsur 5pb, Der
urfpriin9li3 Elm Hepublifoner NOR.
uno BON ben 0emofraten oreirnai
5um 8ouberneur erfpdbIt pur6e, err
btelt BEL Der 9eftri9en gBahl BON
allen bier &nnoioaten Die ipeniqTten
Stimnlen. 9lIs bic Grnd6lund
Walibs iiber ieoen 3peiFeI gsli6ert
mar, puroe er ben elmer qln3abl
ieinsr be9eiiterten Sfreun0e aus ieis
iler gSohnun9 dbgehoIt uno not6 eli
rfm Der Sta6tpnrts geFiibrt, no er
oan elmer be9eiIterten @nlfsmenas
bsgruBt irurhe nnb cine Rebe bielt.
Baltimore, Wto., 3. 9op. eyn bies
fem Staat fanb geitern cine bsnioy
fratiiGer Qanoruti9 itatt. g[oir
See, Der SduIfreunb uno treue Nm
hanger bes qrdiioentsn DiIIon.
iDuroe nit elmer sroBen W2oinrftdt
gum Sun6eg fsHator gcrdhlt. Geine
Ribaleit pnren S6omas 8nrran ouf
6em republifaniIasu un6 0ecrQe 6.
Meaington auF BEN progreTiiben
Sidei. glit See ipuroen a1e enbez
ren eempIratifden Stats urb
Gtabtbenntten getpd6lt.
Sn0iannpoIis, Sno., 5. 9oo. 6ier
tpurNc geFfern Der oemotratiIbe giirz
GermsiIter Ranbi0dt SyoIep6 e. Sell
nit elmer plurdlitdt BON 8,87S
Stimmen gepdblt. SIN gaa8en nurs
hen fir ibn 23,77o Gsimmen a6qsqez
ben. Ro6 0en aus 45 Gtd0ten eSns
oldnas bis htute moraeu bier einqe=
tFoHenen WQhlnahric6teH muroen in
E bemoirotifbe 8iiraermtiTierzaauz
otodttd geUdbIi @cn ben grebsn
s5tdoteu lperoen gpanspile, 1frre
9aate, st. 0aBne. Wluucie, 2ogans=
pDr! uno 9HOerinu cine oemetratiI6e
9trpaltung bab.n.
SSnoionapolis, Sac, 5. glob. syu
Hetnisen Srtfdaften uno Stdotsn IN
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-09
Seft Sntereile.
SenlatIomcuer Artifel
Oes vSa9eblatt. "
3nm 3ituals MurOpru;eB.

Berlin, 8. 2oU. Sn einem .sin
riliiifc1er Gr=9rsmier" unterat;Snes
ten, in Der beutigen glusaobe oes
bieiiecn rEaseblott" perofIentIid1tsu
slrtitsI iuiro bebauptet, oab Die gSros
5eIIierun9 bes bes RituaImoroes ans
seftaeten Suben Mlenoe! 8eiIib in
HielD aIs cine 1ol9e Der bon Dem err
rnorosten rufiifbsn premiermtit;iter
Stolppin nerfolgten Yolitif anslies
ben fei. Wlan nimmt bier oloenein
an. bob Der ArtifeI aus Der ;Fener
bes friiberen ruiliIhen 9reniers,
@rafen Seraius gBitte, itammt. stos
Ippin, 10 bebnuptet Der Shrsibsr
oeS grtitels, periu1te bic Dffenflid6e
Iufmrrtfamteit bon llebertretunosn
Der rpiiiihen @erfaflung uuo bon
Der 9fi1terfiiiling oeS failerliAen
Wonifeites pom Sabre 1876 oopurdo
Gb3ulenter, baB er BEN ,mopernen
ylationalisnus~ ertaHo, Der baraui
btnaus lief, allen ni9t ortboooren
Eulien uno DEFENDERS ben Qlnbdns
germ Der iibii6en Aeligipn, Die ibnen
aetoabrIeiiteten Ae9te 5u rauben. Die
ei9entIihen llrbeber Der 9egsn 9eiliB
crbobeneu 2lniIogen iinb na1 oen
IrtiteI unbebeutenbe Snoipioucn nno
friibere Wtitarbeiter oes pcrftor5enen
Premiers StolDpin.
s5n Der Seantlportung Der ssrnae.
pb Der gegenlpdrti9e ruIiil1e g5tes
nier 9BIabimir &otopIoIi ben 9ros
SeB bate Derbiiten fonnen, antportet
Der S1reiber bes iiberaIl nit aros
benz Sutereile geIeIensn Qlrtifels, bob
&otoipfoff lid1 in cine Gage qe6rah.
bat, in Der er iiberhuupt nibts per.
bitten. ionbern iih b0ditens aans
unb gar 5uriid3ieben t0nnie, fpie un0
ipann er oieles gu tun iuini9t.
aom, 3. Gop. Sn @atifanfreiten
purOs beute morgen bebduptet, oIB
Der papit nit Der GrmGblunq oon
ie6s 8otboliten gu WtitslleOern Der
1eputiertentnmmer Iehr Sutriepen lit
MuA nriidte er feline Gyrenoe uuo Isis
ne 8efrie6igung Dariibcr aus; sah
bier in 8om ale oieierigen 2dnris
0dten unierIegen fino, fpel9s BON Sr
Roalition Der RaoifdIen. Ser 9iss
pubIifaner uno Ser So3ialoemuf.a=
ten nntsrltubt purosu. gli9t germs
ges Sntereiis BAT Der popIt fir Die
ylieOerlage oes friiberen tattos
IiIhen prieTters aomolo 1lurs
ri, Der elmer Der 5iibrsr Ser tatbol!.
Idsn 9emotraten mar, an Den SGg
gelegt
9iirgermeiiter Nat1ar ipia 10
balo nie m0glih cine Sibung Der
bieIi9en Stdotpdter ein6sruFen, in Der
er, ipie man annimmt, isine 9feIi9s
nation unterbreiten mid. 9d Die
nGdIte StabtlpabI erft i'm SUM 1914
abgebalten ipiro, 70 ertpertet man,
baB Die Negierung 6is oabtn sigen
proDiIoriIden aommiiidr ernenrsH
tpirn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-09
+, GSlIinuis Snrmbe5 f"
NamensdnSeruns als SDrbOte
eincs StaatsuerbanSes.
Sc;irfstagIatuns iu G9icasu.

Gbicaap, Sn., 5. gpo. 9luf Ser
9agIdbung bsS Surnbe5irfs gbicdgO,
lpeI6e unter re9t sablrei9er 8eteilis
gung in Der 6ale oes 9lurpra Suruz
pereins dbgehaltsn lpuroe, gelduq.i
cine g9eibe niatiger 8ei1Iiiile CUR
glnnabme. 9or alien puroe einem
entfpre9enoen 4ntrag gemdB, Der
fhon auf Der i'm Ntai a6gebaltenen
SogIabung geIte!lt uno ieitber Don
elmer Webrbeit Der GurnerIdlaft oes
8e3irts auf Dem 9Bege Der llra6itims
mung gutge9eiBen noroen lit, be-
fdlofen, oen Hamen oes 8e3irts inns
auipon0eln in ,Saiuois 5urnhe3irt"
Sir biefe Namensdnoerung ipratben
8pei pi6tioe @riinoe. 0ds 6alens
lafIen oes alien Namens, an oen iih
@rinnerungen pieler alter Streitigteis
ten tniipfen, ipiro es leihtsr MAIDEN,
bic bier Dor S1Gren in Der 3urners
i1aft entitan0ene uuO md jegt beIte=
benoe SpaItung su iibsr6rudsn; fer=
tIer mag iin aud cine 8erI6mel3ung
nes ,cSainois" nit oem ,3eutral
sylIinois 3urnbe5irt" bepsrtfteIIigen
IoFen, fans geIteno semadt pirb,
boB bur6 einen Stdatsperbano ser
9nrner ole turneriiden 8eItre6ungen
tpirtionsr gef0rbert lpe.Oen t0nnten,
+ols bts9er.
9siGloTen puroe Oie Ginridtuns
zines NorturnerfurTus, bei Dem ou9
Der Gebrau6 bes GngIif9en aIs I'm
terri6tsiprade auIdfiig fein fou. Den
2eilnebmern fol- IS erm0gli9t perz
Den, ii6 I'm gtnitelun9 GIs gtufieber
unb 2eiter 0ffentIi9er SptsIpldBe Su
benerben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-09
Spier iDerbrannt.
SeSauernswerte Giicnbabnfa.
taitrppbe bel Wlelnm.
Srsisebn scfa9rlit5 pcrIstt.

Mlelum, 5ranfrsi6, 5. ROB. Inter
BEN griimmern Der teillpeife psrs
bra.nten Baggons bes MlarTeiIes-
Baris S9nellsugss Scr aeItern
a6enb nit einem 2ptaI3ug toQioicrte,
bet man Bis beute poglnittas Ief3ebn
9eiden BON Spfern Ser baomnrRspers
ten 9ataitropbe gefunOeB. W1an
glaubt, oaB fin nod ineitsrc Iets bis
a9t 2ei1en bort befinben, Que 2ei.
1en iin0 faTt Bis Sur ltnfenntlidyeit
perbrdnnt. 9eun Der llmgefouimcneu
paren 9nFfIerts, Die gerdoe babei
naren, 9riefe gu iortiereu. liner ben
SpFern befinbet iia fsrner Elm frans
36fif9er SauptmanE. 0efen Satin
ino Elm WliaionGr groBtaufmann
aus 9pon.. 9reiSebn gaiIagiert iino
ie9r gefGbrIith perIeBt. 9ieie fiaO
ousi4lieBlih Gran5oisn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-11-09
SnfoIae tfrtr Qrsk.

in Ige eIner Bre g.
rOlen1it fan ss auf einem 8runOfld
bei Der gorta gia bsi Rom gu einem
@dbslouen 3ipif6sn bem tostanii6en
Ti1ter Gem 8eneli, behen s4lahf
her Spoiter4 - bag 5un0ert. BON
Maleu iiber oie itdlitaiidlen giibnen
ging, oisfet 3dge aud In 8euti6Ianb
dufgeiilbrt lpur0e - na0 oem Nedpz
ler gu6lBiIten Carlo GcdrTo9lio.
Qadoem gene1i our6 Scarfoglio
Oerlebt pOrben mar, iaieoen Die Seq
rer beriobnt.