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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-15
Dreamed Potatoes.

When Dreaming potatoes, cut them
cold boiled. then sprinkle generously
with -four and mix all together Ada
the amount OF cold milk desired and
put all on the fire to cook. AS it
heats, stir gently. 1t will thicken
without Jumps and be smooth and
creamy. This does away with the dis
agreeable task of making thickening.
and the whole is completed in half the
time and with half the work The
same method may be u, ed when friz-
cling beef or Dreaming turkey, chick
en- or Goldfish. II is not necessary to
melt cocoa before adding it to the
milk if YOU put the ingredients to-
gether before heating
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-15
Rau-O-Muflns.

Three cups -four, four level tea
spoons baking powder. one-half tea
spoon salt two tablespoons sugar.
about three-quarter cup milks. one
half teaspoon cinnamon. one half cup
currants or chopped raisins two table
spoons butter. Mix as for biscuits.
Roll out 70 one-quarter inch thickness
in a long sheet, brush with butter and
sprinkle with fruit, sugar and CHINA
mon. Roll like a jelly roll Cut of
pieces three-Quarter inch in thickness
Bake in butter tin in hot over and
about IS or rs minutes
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-15
SELL CHILDREN AS SLAVES
Plan Of callous Welsh Father Recalls
Actual Practice in Some
Plies

Great Indignation was caused re-
Gently when a relieving officer in
Wales said that man had told him
he intended TO make an application
to the board of trade for permission
to sell his children According TO the
relieving officer, this maui said that
sheep were selling we'll at present,
and he believed that his children
would also sell well if put up at public
auction"
Such callousness on the payt of a
father is almost unbelievable IN civil
lied Britain, and it will no doubt as
tonish people TO hear that in many
parts OF the world the selling or hui
man beings still goes on with lanost
as much energy as in the old DAYS
OF slavery
For instance. ut Ravens burs, in The
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-15
HERE is SECRET OF FR0STlNG
Nothing Hard About It, and Most De,
liciouS confection viii Be
the Result.

She who hanksFs to know how It is
made, that light. soft. thick frosting
that is swirled on cakes so tempting
ly, need no longer envy the profes-
sionals skill
Make ordinary boiled frosting, "
says the woman who has discovered
the secret, and after you have beaten
it stiff enough to hold its own firmly
on a cake empty it into a double boil
er.
Place the double boiler over a good
fire that will keep the water in the
lower pan at brisk boil Do not stir
the frosting at all but watch It until
it begins to fridge around the side Of
the pan.
Then take it from the stove and
beat 1t in the pan until it Is cool
enough and thick enough to swirl on
your cake, holding its own in what
ever irregularities you wish to perpe-
trate.
''If you let it get too cool 1t will
harden in the pan perhaps before you
have finished frosting your cake. This
is specially likely if you have many
little cakes, which take time to cover
one by one If it does harden little
hot water beaten in will remedy the
difficulty.
1T is the double boiling that gives
the frosting the enviable fudgy,
marshmallowy consistency.
DO not use knife to put on frost
ing when you want the frosting to
have swirly irregular look Use a
fork handle"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-15
Maid Had Helped.

Young Van Wiudle waited nervous
ly in the parlor for Julia to appear.
lie had been sitting there, twiddling
his thumbs, for half an hour. Finally
a step was heard in the hall and he
rose TO his feet expectantly
But it was not Julia 1t was her
maid
Marie" said the impatient young
man, what keeps your mistress so
long? Is she making up her mind
whether she'll see me or not?"
NO, sir" answered the maid with
a wise smirk. 1T isn't her mind she's
making up
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-15

Saute a small onjcn chopped fine in
three tablespoons Of butter. then add
two tables poems Of flour. half a green
pepper minced and a cupful of stewed
and strained tomato When the sauce
reaches boiling point add half a pound
Of faxed Goldfish that has been fresh
ened in cold water and Parboiled Sim
mer slowly for ten minutes and serve
very hot
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-15

Wash and peel some potatoes, cut
them into small shreds. about the
thickness Of matches. wash and dry
on a cloth throw them a few at a
time into plenty of clear boiling fat;
shake the potatoes about in the fat
until they are crisp ana of deep vel
low color Drain on a cloth. sprinkle
slightly with salt ana serve On a fold.
ed napkin
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-15
Cupboard Continuance

Metal towel racks. that have fat
places at each curved end 10 screw
to a wall will almost double the ca.
pacity OF your closet if screwed to this
bottom OF the lower shelf a dozer
garment hangers may be suspended
from each one
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-15
cHAPrER v.-cnntinnsd.

business way
CHAPTER V--Continued.
He began TO be just a shade more
familiar, but she looked at him. still
curiously helpless, because she found
him strong where most men are weak
and defenseless. He caught some sort
OF challenge in her attitude and in
spite of himself trod a half step for
ward She evaded him. He
heard her laughter ripping in the hall,
and followed Soon they were
in The crowded lift packed in against
shirt front and aigrette, silks and jew
els, arms and bosoms barred for the
evenings fray
u may be true that no gentleman IS
grown in less than three generations,
bui it is not the case that it requires
three generations TO produce an aris-
tocrat; and here was simple and per
feet proof of that assertion Head
walters make no mistakesl The head
waiter Of the main hall unhesitating.
ly took John Rawn and his companion
to as good table as there was in the
room. He knew the air of distinction
when he saw ~
Heads, in plenty, OF men and other
women, turned as they passed through
tn that careless throng of the world
wise and blase they walked by quiet
ly. simply. took their places with no
hesitation
The TWO ate and drank discreetly,
compoTted themselves, in fact. easily
as any of these scores Of others They
did not lean toward each other and OBJ
viOusly talk secrets. they did not laugh
uneasily ana stare about. Among the
many wellbred women in that room
where at least a few such were pres
ent-none showed an easier accus.
tomedness than Virginia Delaware.
Her eagerness, her feverish anxiety.
all now were gone She was perfect
~ IN hand It was her pleasure now
only TO prove her fitness for such a
Sc ne, to comport herself as though
she had known no other surroundings
than these in all her life. Once more
the miracle Of possibility in the young
American woman was shown
iawn, discreet as his companion
looked on with approval. You're it,"
he once whispered across the table. as
ne bent above the menu. You are
the part!' Suddenly there came to
him out OF this occasion an additional
surge OF selfconfdence. Yes. ne said
to himself he, too, could travel this
81 He could step easily into this
ltat tho summit OF life IN America
as ne tboueht--as though bor, 70 il
Sic could spend money with tbo hast
He could obtain for himself as haauu
f,I a woman IN Won. his io,,.a,, .,.,,.
man here in all this great citv TIe
could as widely advertise his rov..r
his wealth as any of these ma ho
not see epvjous ewes hent nnon H.
rompanion and upon himsclfa II u.,s
,ooa, We had wont 10 haa c.,a
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-15

One cup sugar. one tablespoon but
ter. one cup sweet milk. two cups -four
and three teaspoons baking powder
Dc; with butter and sprinkle with Gin
namon and sugar
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-15
WILLING to ObIice.

Lady of the House ito persistent
peddlerl-If you don't so away imme-
diately | shall whistle for the dog
Peddler (calmly) let me sell
you a whistle, mum.-Lippincott's
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-15

That gamblers son is a chip of II
old block
4 see A regular poker chip"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1913-11-15

Every guest who cannot play always
tries the hotel piano
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
ernintinnrLLrr srLhitmnrn.

Berlin, III. Sllli.-sLuf ienla'
tionele g9eiie Fat In auetgen Der
0inidbrigfreiiDiaige aiibne ieinrm
2cben Elm Gnoe gemadt. Der ilmgc
91dnn befano iit onf geiufl i'm
GItcrnbons un6 Deridlief Die 9(6.
fahrt oes 3nges, NIT Dem er 81
ieinem giggiment nod glagoe6ure
suriidfebreu iollte. Nus 2lrdt Dor
gIeItrnfung tletterte Der ltngliidlidJc
auf einen Wioit Der lleberIaIto.
aroft5entrdIe im0 beriibrte einen
9eitingsorabt. Gin Strom BON
5000 @olten tobtete i'm auseu6Iid.
Iif.
Gin onoerer i6redli6er GeIbit.
fnor6 miro aus @euti6 .@Dlau ge.
ineloet. Nus nidt befannten llr.
iad1en orebte Der Oortige Sriegs.
geridltsrotb gnbberg oae @as6dbne
III ieiner @obniing on, poratlf CT
iih bic gulsabern oiinete mo iif)
0ant init einem R1iirmeIier bic
Ae1Ie bon Gbr 8u Gbr Ollrdidnitt.
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JlaIitn's Gnlt
psrai6ltIl
sui nn lshffu ksl 81 tlllt lab.
tflFli ltln Il lallit athfftlti
mlf ret

9sm. II snll @ N6Ii6a
mlts atiHHafila teh aaa tilitsn
llehImm hIu5elfilii Naf Ha.
b. @ tHunnelef bie mif Hii
fas haaffHhsli f iiiI ill
m anli blef IL Na fa.N Mli,
iGtuNa HIatt nffWldIHsl amifn Ea.
mdls high msef b. Halirgma.
ha8 bit nnhelluplif aafl 1919 htl
glahnp8afnnnrn bftahlafi bdhe
aud athe ilu0 nbfFaiaatfdle Ncu.
IL BEN Aem Nlaun umloaafn, Dab
bie 30hl si8 init BIT imbln Der
efammartla bcrrldenatn laiierma
fipaB aeneiu hatr. lti sicapel
berridirn 0aaeIisiiFmt. bic 1anpc.
ratur 1T ont 0en 8eirierpunft ae.
hutcu gIc1nIihe 9utridieu iom.
men bon lieiiiua lnlb eolcuia. Ir
ernic m allen bieIgn 1iiiriiien TT
uernidliet. Ger anotfiditrte Sda.
cen brIauit iih IN bic glidionen.
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ufshtasisii aa,rssss,pslatsii
g,tniia ~ m,0iu sbas ata
hm LaIhIAaIIL

mailta al 0 n aall
f mfifMlliH lWnHa tfl
tHin lH Md NtuHdifH haiH
l1 m'ff go tfWnf.i mo ht
lfHhH BmNf NftHm mites hf
iIl6m lft btHatn Adarf mh
ff Fmmi nlfhHaf ol5 tfi
tratNii lat HHff Htlhf eon
1oatu
llaFf hm eu8hnIli htHGn his
iatiHu bef HllauilHai NNlt uuh
uefbIdW Utniml.lodim mli ln4
Uobne ran GIifilHIn Hlafioa Cblc,
Ml6toaliu. Soma ma Wrbfaala
llftsr bem nutH0hnli iielfn hig
iHAlldi waifalm fHa fern meiilldltn
tanitn. outduncmWW Maltutn.
Alnbima lliah unb California.
Hm i6irdiciltn Va otr euntf'
ilan6 III California po er am 1.
Qnlt i5.7 Vroieut inter hem
Inrhldnitt iian0: glor0.1aiota
iicht ii.7 inter Dem Durdlidnitt,
5ii0.Tofota III. Nnontiua iieht
ON bShiien iibcr bent Turdihniti
NIT 90 Erolcnt Odm iolat gle.
6rdsia NIT ~: Ieras. 6; Naib.
iaatou. 5.5; Oregon 90; Soma.
81 4rojeut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-11
9as Mlat.er geniiOnsaeiet.

Ga bieIe 5rduen cine irrtbiintlihe
Naeinuug binfidt[i6 oeS bon Der
letter 2egislatur ongenonlmenen
W1iitterpeniionsgeiebes 8u baben
i6einen bat iid 9lidter Gngliih,
Der 9oriibenoe oes Sugenogerihts,
40 elmer Grlduterung oieies @e.
icbes beranlabt gcie5en.
Ole 8ejeihniing nDeiitterpen'
fionsgeieb" giebt eigertlid, nidt oen
CHM oes @eiebeS pieber, oenn es
iest feline geniion fir Die 9tiitter
pcn $40 pro Wfonat pro ainO felt,
mic bieIe 6ralet 3u glauben i6ei-
nen. Cine llnteritiisung miro MIR
naf eiiien ri6terlihen gerbor in
iolhen sSdaen getp16rt, no eitttpe.
Der Batter ooer 0iutter ooer beioc
GItern 5u arm lilo, Inn Die GiuOer
ridtig 81 er5ieben ODER Die GinOer
Ionft an0eren 6dniLten ooer Dem
@aiIcn6ous iiberipieien peroen mil.
fen. 0as @eieb beitimnlt ais Sodit,
betroa $40 per Wionot itno iie6t
bor, 6ab feline g(tipeiiimg Idnger ais
Ied)S D1onate redtsgiiltig III, obnc
btnl @erift crneuert noroeu 81
ftin.
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WatHalfa r N ii 1Hl
m1i.f Nit mn AHmli
flitH FHHH im Hl l.nt HfN
Ullaa 8H 6f tH tatam. 'itf
lal aHNlll t.Hga Hnara f fa
talpWNtifan mihtHa M AhU
1912 'uHh bt blMbia afttlaH
6dhfIiaHlia mh ON bomB aNlla
lnlanslfff an mlffi.den
fiuN blHW HuNpflt Wra min
elHan arrinn llfhfbIM hatf blJ
auaagbmmd bg MeHapel na6l
ltn mtltf Ne fatoilrlNl tgapft.
ldfn Uia WttllrIh mi ber at
nmmlpfoatliion miro alahiuBa vi
Bee Nf'olniion nfiatotft mthurd
taHn Fiu llatra Wlln btr 1nIdis
illnaiion nfafbcn miro
Eie NFiuluiicH iit Elm mciicrer
Ghrih tn 2tndior Nitditod8 1or.
blund elmer abltihiicu Inbof.
hfnrr Bic bir monopolihide Vro.
Saltion 81 bticiiiacu bcitmmt 1t.
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s6ln6 scr aarbcrfonpsntiun.

Dit eincm gIdBenoen ganfett
i'm Sotel glome fam Der bier ia.
aen0e 6. Sabresfonbeut 0es gtdtio.
naluerbanOes Der Barber uno Ret
niaer am 9l6ihlrb. Die Saupt'
reoner 0es 9lben0s ndren Ylapor
Goblman, giome Dliaer, B. S.
Uloraens, gr1ii0ent Der 9[iiociatiou,
Sulius erniih bon Eerre Soiite,
Sn0., uno Sobu 8. GorIeu. 5raii
GbcIDn Sorton fang ipieoerum etli-
die 5oli in prdhtigcr @eiie, uno
muBtc iid 5u mebreren 3ugaben
ueriteben Gas ganfett enoete nit
Dem gl6lingen nes 2ie6es oglme.
rica.1 SeOer 9elegot erflarte, Dab
er cine 10 groBartige slufnabnle IN
omaha ni6t ertpartet babe.
8abrenO Der 9onneritag glad'
mittag itattfinOenoen @eihdftsber.
Ianrnillnia puroen naditebenSe @e.
omte ertu1blt: Br1iiOent SO. s.
W2oraens, ct. 9ouis; giee.Br1ii.
6ent-@. q. SdoeOiad, Omaha;
Gefret1r-Sy. 6. Gorlep, ct. 2ouis
iyinan3IefretGr = @. $. 9eepe,
Gleuelano, o.; S9nbmeiiter-S. S.
s. grmiif, Serre Saute, SnO.
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aalHs fll,aismm - A,ppflIa
llmittmpinaa ta pttatllAfu
tfasmlnlHffluma tlallaf
ffliffwalif fsf HiHlf Nm
ktn aahfalltu.

NN..H 40 aHll If aaI'f'
Ml Mm Wfdln lfFFiin nHlahllt
lfn o5 06anlltadf laIdFnaf
iflHfdmm htftIdnhl Wlisf mh
Ngtb ina Hali 0ui tn f.hnfn
aighflffr bta Nullnaft5 ma
mhnIdlfH ihm hhtllH madlif1ef tt
hlif Maaf MNl 3srUlu ld
hoh lonaf lH 8siunbaflt Islnff al
drubilllae fflfaufn HHeesf nli
igltttapbitlfu Hufen hr Fflniff.
alHt ron Nlnen nHh Der Mfldls
idniIer
lmier Ser aemclatltH prHeHnHma
hrg wencrallrliHanis grtd pan
10lftubaBn snm WaajioIner bts sBef
nadl5 D. Ani D. @frriuaen III mm.
mcbr uod rine adn5lidle limfftm.
tcluna 0cs arirnsminiiiefinns er.
icIat Itci Tirettoren. @ruerat ..
Sni. b. @ad,s, geiter 6es 3entral.
gepartcmente, General 9eutnani
Nan6cl. geiier oes auaemeineu
arieds requirements. uno @enerdlt
lllinant Sianbs. Tirettur 0es glr.
nee. gerlUaItunas 3 Tepariemenis. imo
Btrieet mor0rn, imO ibre StelIen
meroen 0ur6 8ipei iifnae @eneral.
mniore mo einen Gberiten ausae,
iiint. Iie gmenntma 8altenbnpns
miro bon Den gl1ttern ouf Die
gSiinide ocs @eneraIitabs 8liriid1e.
fiibrt. GS ioIIen fiiuitig Die bisbe.
tigeH aeibunaeH beruieOen meroen,
irie lie 3lpiihen Dem Gbef oes De.
ncraIitdbs Der armee, General b.
Snf. b. W1oItte, um0 Dem ehemaIigen
aricasminiiter. @eneral b. Suf. b.
&eeringcn, beItanoen. gefannt III
ia ouh, oaB Der GeneraIitab Die
glrmee. gorIoge, Die iiinait @Giebes.
frait crlnuot bat, foruilih er5pnug.
gcoentIihc glusidreitllngen, mel.
dc logar 0ns eilgreItert 0es Wlllt'
tdrs not6Denoig nahten, baben iit
~ Mulbaitien i'm GliaB ereignet.
Streifen0e gnuarbeiter ipuroen
banogentein NIT polniihen Streif.
bre6ern, iuo Die araipoae nabmen
einen iolden llnlfang an, OnB Die
Rolisei interpenirte. 2Iber ote Si-
der6eitsmdunihoften ertpieieu iid
bnIO als 5u iduod, uno es iuuroc
gliIitdr requirirt. Cine 9erion
uurOe aHf Der Steae getootet. 3obl.
reiAe anoere trugen 8erlesunget
6abon. Die erBeiIe fonnten crit
imteroriidt neroen, no6oem bieIe
Qerbaihmgen porgenommen naren.
Ger ogtor0Oeutife SIopo" miro
i'm Sfto6er einen 9ienlt BON Gm.
Oen nnA glllitr1lien beginner. 8or.
IGufig lit Der gampfer oSdleiien"
fir 0en 3med 6eitimnlt.
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gan II sSplln l3ibIsberaer? i?

Gin 14.idbriger anabe, SSo6n
3ielsberger, lit felt Dem 3. 0ldr5
aus Der eIterliden @obnutg 1887
noroI. Is. 5traBe, ipltrlos Der.
idmunoen. photographer uuO Ser.
ionolbeidreiblugen oeS Snoben iinS
an 0ie 8oli5eibeborOen i'm gou5cn
2anOe geinnot lporOen obue Oah
man 6is6cr cine Spur bon Dem
eSunqen entoedt bate. glm gtod),
irittagc beiogten cages ipielte cr in
Der gtGbe oes Soies, puroe nber
beim 9lbenoeIIen Dermift. Der Stna,
BE III groB, blouO, bat blaile &c.
iidtsfarbe uno ein groBeS 0liitter.
NAL OIL Der redten Seite 6es @e.
Iidts, Der Batter, SSobn 3ielsber.
ger lit Bel Der Stor5 @raucrei onge.
IleQt.
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eanStpirt6Idafts6eridlt fir sSulua.

Die Grnte oes D1aisforns, esotnns
groBtes 8rn6nft, miro in 0ielem
Sabre fpieOer cine groBortige tDerz
Den ipie ans Dem @oden6eridlt
ben Or. @eorge 90. Gbappel, oen
@ettermann, eriidtlid lit. Storm
miro iebt NIT SO 9ro5eilt rangirt,
n1breno es am 1. SUM nur nuf
so gro5ent itanO. 0ns beige @et-
fer, begleitet BON lofalen 9leaen.
ifauern, mar Dem 8d6stbum oes
Storms bd6It eiinItig. Die gsflQil-
sen iin0 fnie. big biiftenbod. Mr.
Gegen mar I'M dlgemeinen niN
binreiheno, ausgonmnen in einigen
noroIi6en Counties, mo cute Iofdle
&egenihauer tie0ergingen. SIM
Siioen oes StaateS baben groBe
Gtreden iiberboupt feinen Aeger ge.
bnbt. Sir Seumahen imo grute
mar oos @etter imgetDobnIih giin.
itig. giel &Iee iIt in feinem 3u.
itanoe eingebr1dt noroen, urio lit
oen iiiOliden S6eileu lit tpaDriGein.
Ii6 Die SGIite oes 8interpei5ens
uno oeS Goggens geibnitten. Safer
iuO @crlte ba6en iid tpd6reno Der
Iebten 5ebn Gage gebeiiert, obtpob[
cos SaferItrob fiir5er it, pie ge.
mo6nlid. 8eiOen, &artoffelm uno
Die @euiiiegdrten iitO anonuern0 in
gutem 3litanoe, o6er 9fegen iDiirbe
gut tbuen ruO lit al eintgen SteI.
len ie6r not6ia. sylt einigen peitli.
hen Counties tritt tpieoer oie
Sdmeine6olera auf.
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Hlti flHmFlIdHeln ffllafiln m
.Ha UmaHu g a1mp nalfl
#fmau m6 4 M Mfldlh au
'anallil m6iaffte Nh Hmaan bdt
lfiilliHf 8n mlefiNfflbtn. hl
lhm dtgf bflattfd8t murbc hat
Hh nldnar Tdbiman nHt bfF Wb.
lallunn bes Nhdflft5 tinhsfianhtn
frllatt babe lilb ff hurdbidta.
hab er henialttn rirlfhi ipaltr
uHlrfIhftih6n nrrhf banp er.
Hattie. Dat tfinc ieiner 0mpirblun.
ern, bic Aflu1 ont b1s Woblefac.
htn Der bieiiaeu qlrbciteridioit bot.
ten, bonn Snupttomiic beriltiiditiai
ao gdtnitt rinteridltct lporNcn
luoren. Ur brtruhte bieicn lint.
iianb aIs cine NrleiOimmg fir ben
arbeitrrilnn0 nn0 Tonne inter fei.
uen ilmiidn0en ben Charter in iei.
ner iebi1ei ,Sdiiimg cut beiben.
WietcaIie fiiblt iih nerlett, neil
cr NIT ben bon ibut eingereihten
glmeu0emeuts fein Slid bate, 0enn
teines oerielben mur0e beriidiifl.
tigt. glm tiefiten ihmer3te i'm Der
llmitono. 0ob fem 5roueititimm.
redtsnmenoemeut abgeIebnt uuroe.
Senator Meagdn bate bic ui0 ga
etlpos ausSlieeen unO Bat ii1 9e.
0euf5eit aus.
6oIgenOe aomniiiGre baben Sen
Charter lnter5eidnet: 9r1ii6ent-
gietor 9ioieiuntcr, gice.grdiiOent-
6. SoIobtfiner, Gefret1r-Daniel
6orrigon, s. s. gennett, gg. 3.
Stieritea0, Q. 3. arucl, Geo. 6.
g1ger, Sarrp 5adett, GarI Ser.
ring, u. 6. ae1neOp, 4. 8. W2c.
gaffreD, 6. ~. 6airfielO befinOet
ii6 auBerbaIb Der St1ot, bat aber
neriproden, Dag Gofument e6enfaas
5H unterseidnen.
Carl 9erring iprn9 Dem goriieer
9ioiepnter fir feine grbeit, pelde
er in getreff Der 3uiammeniteauae
hes CHARTERS getbon, ben Ganf iei.
ner 12 aoaegen aus uno oIs Roie.
mater iih Odfiir in tpobIgeiester
gie0e beOanft batte, idiitteIte man
Ii6 gegenieitig Die Sdnoe imo be-
CAB fid na9 Sauie.
Seitens Der bieiigen orgdniiirten
9lrbeiterifjaft giebt iid GROCER MiB.
mutb iiber Die 3uiommenitelllng
6es CHARTERS flrtb. glrbeiterfiibrer
taben ii6 geduBert, benieIben 8it
befdnpien.
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.uninIu6nng
Sts SlrtIAsl
an9 n, msRamata Ailalt lsH
ttl,aaiti mtfbtn

Milb.nflm q IS. IL. Anll :
Eff l1nffeh wIlb nnn ana kIe
mUl Ban NdinplaB Nnlftu AfMsl|
Wh Ndrlml bgfhmsHf apletasft.
fhtf t0diIfiti Hah alm allalin.
em hIu mlfliidtn. lam lsItlulsel.
ltu ob nidfi nHh tllr aiflffe imaes
Ntlldc tinllHlit TIE plsle aelues
Ign ino obgr uoa iina.
lds pot60lomile hfs rnnts
fnlidieo aeiigfn Abenh hak hsFIe
.slrit1tA uuirtiudt merheu mGlgIen.
Eie erliru Baaen. meldf boz brnt
Nomlle ilrc Musiaarn mahen mer.
ttn. iua Ganufl @ompers lnah
Nchu QlitdeH. Der Rrifbent unh
Der 8iccprdiioeut Der 1eorratiou of
eobor. Gin Seudior inate, o0b
aidl Die Ul9lam1ru Gundntiis
eiiaire beIeittrt lpcr0en MIRO.
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Die lDnIgartn
iDItStr gtI6IagtHl
uufhla ans 1ttbtn tadfa mflitl
tsf NamaaHh btlnatn ~
tulaatlfa oa

raHhen it MH mfIntlit
1fnpptH mfa Mia HtH0f Nilht
lsisel ualhNu he bif MHlaafth
III aHfm Nll9ti outs N1npl dNs
nfn Hi Hfnh.aHna ba 1itf
ltnlfeafa haftn blg lul8arfn itne
glahi tglgHi afh8M fie @nlda.
Fn ilnhgn anlff 3nfldlallHna ihfr
rfIhneidfiBe puNilionm ma ipu.
lliaeH dillNhfaati rlf iabi alle.
hia ain tnar1rH Nlfrr melte pie
riIlidie Nfgnle hts tiirtenrsidll m
uufopa bllbtu haic, iltnt III dlam
men.
qlidargit III. ,,nG. Die runia.
nildjc Neaiefiua BOT Nldaaritn 0eu
ariea erlldrt mo h1i Iuippen N
tnIaayilhrs @rbici arianot glu.
monicu ncrlanat eincn gbcil Oes
iirtilmen Bebiets. oas luahreuo 0es
Ieslen 3iirlrntrieacs pon 0eu Nul.
gnreu erobert moroen lit; ueil 9uI.
puricn iid geiueigcrt bat. Dem Ger'
Ianern 81 eutipreden. III Die rmd.
uiihe arie1srrfI1rrua eriolat.
gelara0. Serbien If. Suli Ger
TelbSua Der Griehcn mo Serben
aeaen bic @nlgareu in gia3coonien
ipiro bon Ser 5ucrit aenaunten bel.
ben W11dlten ais been0et erfldrt.
Gle gulaaren iinO auf Der gnu3cu
Sinie beiiegt mlo beute @ormittag
haben Fh ierbiite uno arirhiide
9rllppen bel Striuniba, peldes oen
g'uIgaren bon Oen @rie6cH eutriiien
nur0e, pereinigt.
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galO6ranO inter aOntrOIle.

Can 5ranciSco, gol., #. SnIi
Ger encrgiIhen Ibdtigfeit BON
1000 gIunoesIolOaten inD Widtro.
fen mo 1000 @lilijtrlrppen ioiDie
tcn geipobncrn oes Berg Tamul'
paiS 2iftrifts i'll es 3it 0onfen oaf
bic ilnaebeiren Malbbranoe ieBt 70
5icmlidj inter aontroae iinb. Durdj
glnlegltiig BON @egenfeueru bat man
6en 8ortidritt .Oes 5eucrS cinge.
i6ranft.
9ic Wlcloungeu oaB Goloatct
inns 2ebeu aefonlnien ieien ,buben
iih ni6t beitdtiet Sebr bielc
9cucrfGlnpfcr ipuroen Don Der Sibe
iiberp1lti9t.
Die giiclpnb1ume In ben Dluir
@aIonngcn ite6en In aroBer @e'
idbr, bon DEM 5euer er9riffen 81
lperocit, e6enio bic 2nnobdttHer bon
Can 5roucistoern in ben @anponS.
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gerlunst glmSfnnft ii6cr Gtaats.
DerbanO.

Serr Wiartin, Der Serausgeber
Scr in giaings, Montana, eridei-
nen0en Staats3eitung, bat al Srn
Bal. s. Better Die Bite geridtet,
ibm ale glAsfunit ii6er Die Grim
tlng im0 Oos 8irfen oes Staats.
pcr6anoes 91e6rasfo 3u3uieil0en, oo
er NIT Oem 9laue umgebt, nnf Der
i'm SerbIt Itattfinoenoen StaatS.
brriammllng Der Sermanns@So
Die gfltregung 8ur @riiuonng eines
Gtaatsber6anoeS Don Diontana 81
geben Selbiiperitdnolid miro Sru.
@2artin olle getpiinidte g[uSflnft 8ll-
tljciI uub gelingt es linn 1ofFentIid,
icinen glm BUR g(usfiibrilng 81
tringen, Der 3ur Starfllng ocs
9entift6ums ieines 5taates gcfpib
pieL bcitragen iDiiroe.