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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1913-12-31

glancing about her. Three promis-
ing places-promising from her point
Of view-had she refused because
she could not command her cour-
age to the point of sleeping down
stairs. In this house there was no
basement bedrooms and the two tiny
attic rooms were given up to the cook
and the housemaid. She reviewed
mentally the apartments on the lower
floors through which her mistress had
conducted her and compared them
with this In which she sat: after
witch she got her notebook out Of
her bag and made q few hasty notes.
Juliana was going to do . series Of
articles on the Domestic Service Prob
lem and she was getting her material
ct nrst hand.
She felt very pleased with her notes.
had done her hair over before the
malicious mirror she made some
more notes. These were filled with .
yearning cry of gloom. She felt Q
gratifying certainty that half-oolumn
Of pathos could always b secured by
. few minutes spent before her
trunk. pausing occasionally to add
other heartrsnding walls Of house
maid cast away on . desert Of lop-
sided furniture. and when . anal
survey Of herself reflected . cross
eyed face under the exaggerated
pompadsuf she had substituted for
her usual rather classic couture. and
. lumpy and grotesQue figure in .
cheap lace waist. she had really to
tear herself from the room. 30 filled
was she with gloomy and satrical lit
srsture Just outside the door she met
Mrs.. Wentworth.
"oh. julia" said that lady. Who was
. pretty and smartly groomed young
person, Il quite forgot to tell you that
I have ordered some new furniture for
your room. We have Just moved 30
New York and I have not been able
TO get It attended to sooner. The new
things will be up tomorrow"
Juliana did not write up her notes
that evening on the sleeping ACCOM-
modations offered servants. But she
made two notes on different subjects
and underscored them. They read
- follows:
THE cook has been called home.
am to do her work this week a well
a. my own-with a Christmas dinner
in prospect"
Mrs. Wentworth expects her
brother tomorrow. making-when Mr..
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CopYRIGYT

that makes household service SO un.
popular"
But perhaps the chief thing"
Juliana sharpened her pencil and took
q fresh start, IS the line drawn be-
tween those who employ servants and
those who serve; . line. apparently
impossible to cross. that lies between
the drawing room and the kitchen"
She glanced that over In the morn
ing before she went down to prepare
breakfast. 1t comforted her for her
lost inspiration on the subject of serv-
ants rooms, and she decided to elabo-
rate that line of thought for her frs.
article. Not that 1t was a new
thought. but all one needed was a
new viewpoint and a feeling style,
and surely she. with her experience be-
fore her. could count on these. She
ran lightly down the back stairs.
pushed open the kitchen door and
came to a standstill. A young man
sat at the kitchen table partaking of
a generous piece of apple pie. He
looked up at her and smiled. He was
a large young man with a handsome
mouth and nice eyes. Good morn
ing" he said. Don't be frightened
I am Mrs Wentworth's brother" He
surveyed her reassuringly and inter
estedly as he went on. THE furnace
man let me into the basement and
found the stair door unlocked, so did
not have to choose between waking
the family and walking the streets
until respectable hour" He smiled
again and proceeded to make the most
of what little pie was left. 1T isn't
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was tIuohoo ana Ftof Byoo Wofo
Bright
nsf II she could. and 90 somewhere
else. must get my facts this weak
or I won't get home for Christmas.
Mr.. Tarnsworth gets UP and builds the
kitchen nre. Wouldn't that make .
me item IN an article on Why Serv-
ants Won't stayr I can't make him
stop. Mrs. Wentworth 10 nearly Wild.
but she doesn't even know how to
boil potatoes. She Is a southern gin.
and absolutely helpless. Ny Domes-
DO Science lessons come in most con-
veniently Just now"
Mr.. Wentworth had two pretty
girls to dinner" she wrote the next
night They are having music In the
drawing-room now. I found q book on
Socialism Just inside my door when
I came up. I've been looking It over.
but It doesn't explain Mr.. Farms
worth's building the kitchen IRE. It
hasn't the appearance Of having been
much read. either A love poem by
Heine dropped out of it,
Il really must CO." wrote Juliana .
day or two later. even IL the family
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starves to death. I'm not getting any
thing done. and in spite Of all my ef-
forts and Mrs. Wentworth's, Mr..
Farnsworth continues calmly to spend
the greater part OF his time in the
kitchen. She looked positively aghast
today when she found him bringing up
the coal She will visit all the intelli-
gence Offices tomorrow, l am sure"
This proved a true prophecy. Kane
Farnsworth sauntered into the kitchen
in the middle OF the forenoon to tell
her about it she wanted me to 60"
he said. but compromised by taking
the kid to that aristocratic day nurs
cry he patronizes. / didn't feel equal
to deciding from the looks of a lady
whether she could cook" He sat
on the corner of the table and watched
Juliana moving about in her big blue
apron with her sleeves rolled up and .
patch of -four on her chin. She had
not had time to achieve the pompa-
dour that morning, save in q modified
form, and her rather delicate beauty,
which was not. strictly speakink
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~ LANA was soc

UIANA was soci.
ologically inclin-
cd. That was
how 1t came
about that she
found herself one
December after
noon sitting for
lornly on her
trunk and home
sickly surveying
an attic apart
ment containing
q small hard bed.
a lopsided wash
stand. and a mir
ror that assured
her with untruth-
full persistency
that she was not
a pleasure to
look at
"A n y " ay, II
isn't q basement"
aafd Julfan
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ested In cooking"
mo material for articles. yet" she
added the next evening. Il know Mrs.
Wentworth longs to be rid Of me. but
she can't get q cook. I would leave
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JuiIana Did Not Write Up Her Notes
That Evening on the Sleeping Ae-
eommod atlons offered Servants.
Wentworth arrives-four in the fam
ily. II u this uncertainty Of the de-
naAAa a ons's tims and atsaAEth
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-08
EQUAL TO THE OCCASION

Little Mrs. GuSh had not been mar
ried long and when she saw her de-
voted and wealthy hubby strolling
down one of the most fashionable
thoroughfares of the town one morn
ing, she completely lost her head.
Catching up the tail of her expen-
sive gown over one arm, she tiptoed
up behind him as he gazed into shop
window to arrange his tie. Next mo-
ment, throwing discretion and gown
to the winds, her arms were round
his neck and the bewildered man
turned, to find her attempting to rain
kisses on his immaculate but defense
less coat collar.
Mr.. Gush was not naturally very
shy man, but this was the limit. He
loosened the clinging arms, shook
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NO STATE POLICE FORCE FOR CHICAGO

administration be, it would be
of police
department
which help whip their
submission.
socaId metropolitan
oppose
the under Mayor Harrison Andy Law
relief would be
Chicago won't be controlled Big Business for the people
being servants of political bosses.
politics
of in he
who
the then would be bad thing all
control
their
the hired political Business power
bill
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himself into position and spoke
sternly:
What is the meaning of this ex-
traordinary exhibition"
His little wife looked askance at his
frowning visage, bit her lip and an
swered, with a suspicion of twinkle
in her eye:
ooh, I'm so sorry, darling! didn't
know it was ycJ!"
Judge ('s jury, who had been
locked up)-Have you agreed upon
a verdict? Is the prisoner guilty or
not guilty of theft, as charged in the
indictment? Foreman-We have
not yet reached verdict, my lord. I
missed my pocketbook a little time
ago, and would respectfully ask that
each juror be searched.
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snffrasetteu itirmsn Sas aapitpl.
NlaIIcm nit Siten ani Der @aleris
bprlieb nebmen,

2iurolm t2. 9ldr3. - gier5ig
0ma ! Sufirasetten trafen beiitc
Gorlt ttag inter sSiibrllng Der
Staots.g .grdiiOentin 6rau 9raper
Smith bier elm un0 yitiirmten" bos
anpitol, nm iid bort 10 Innge bei.
mild 5u MAIDEN, bis 0aS Sous iiber
Sas Srauenitimmredts. .glmenosmeni
abeeItimmt babe. Ser Gbiiriteber
mari entiett Die S6noe cntpor, aIs
bon ben Snffrasetten all i'm oas
gIniinnen geitellt iuuroe, ibnen
Site I'M gerntbungsianIe oes Snu-
ies Su eeben. Or rief ben Chef.
cIerf INN geiitdno on. 2ieier mad)-
te Die Suffragetten nuf Die 9leseln
res Sories nnflnerfiam uno beripies
Onrauf, pie nett imo idon ntou
gnes bon Der @aIlerie aus dnb6ren
mo onieben fonne. 0ieies Ieudtete
ben 9amen oenn au9 ein intb
iie inadten es iif bort 10 mollig,
tpie eben ntoelid.
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9Hnbar &OrrcipOnScns.

Sarei6er bieies qing Iebtcn
Gonrtag nad Dem oeutihen Staot.
den Berlin. 9[n oieiem Gage batte
er @elegerlbeit, Die nelte Stride in
glugenidein SIT nebnlen ,mo Der
Griifung ser aonfirnanoen bei8it-
ipobnen. 0ait iidtlihem Sttereiie
foloten Die 3uborcr, Seeliorger
llno ainoer; frii6 lmO frei luuroen
sic g(ntporten gegeben rmo ielblt-
heritanoli9 in oeutider Sprade.
gfad Dem grarnen belt Ser Serr
Goitor Miffelien cine fitr3e a6er
iiberalls feiieInoe BreOigt, iporiu ct
ernlablite su oller llno 5u jeoer
Belt 0a8 Sitter 6u ebren tino @ott
5u befennen. Grgreifeno iparcn
sic S6iloerlingen, aus Dem prafti.
iden 2eben genommen, morin Die
2iebe 81 oen gltern 2iebe geger,
Soft geI6iloert iuuroe. gripdbni
lei bier nod, nia es mir bersIidJ
luoblaetban, BON ben liebelt &inbern
einige bon ben Berlen Der oeitidel,
Girdenlteoer 81 boren. 8ir Gaien
foIlten en0lid) auh perIteben Iernen,
melde qlltfsabe es iein nulB, ainoer
nor5ubercitsn, ba gar at oft bic
Gorfeinltnilie in Der beltiten Gpra.
DIE menig ooer gar nidts lit. lin.
perfembar batten bier 2ebrer unS
Shiilsr iebr fleiBis gearbeitet.
Die Stride mar georangt bon bon
onodhtiaen 3iiborern imo tpie oie
Srael intonirte ltno oie @plneinoe.
glieoer lire Stinnnen crItlaaen
IieBelt, fam es iuie nltes Seilnotbs.
|Gefiibl iiber ntid3 uno icner Gag
tom in mein G,eodhtnis, 100 ald)
i'd Oas Gsliibbe 0er Ereuc tbat. 4
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.6nfrta gfgtn
Die RtbtQtn!
@adt istt 10000 Iann 5nr I'm.
terbridmns beriel6en mObil,

@lerico gitp, 12. MGr3.-3pei.
tnuieno 9lnb1nger oeS Wlaoeriitsn
8enusliano @drranja, 9iebeIlen.
@ouperneur Der aropin5 GiabuiIa,
iino BON 1000 Wtann 9legierunss.
triippen IN Der gf1be bon 2anlpn5os,
ghlebo 2eon lmbingelt poroen. Gin
DusetO 3iige mif Eruppen iino beu.
te bon bier na& Dem gtoroeu ab.
eefabren. 6uetto lit entidloiien,
Die 9iu5e in Ser Rebellenpropin3
Sonora unter aGen llmitGnoen Der.
SuiteIlen. 8eiiepe 5000 @ann tper.
ben beute abenoE nnd jensr @eseno
befOroert perbet 10 ooB bic 9ie.
gieriutg Bis Snniitag 10000 Mann
auerleiener SoIoaten in Der genartn.
ten grooiu5 ben Seinoen seseniiber
itellen fam. gln6 gegen 8apata,
oem llnDsrlobnlihen, lit Ser 6elo.
sug nit IahorlM eroffnet poroen.
8rei aoIonnen fperben 3u eIeider
Belt gesen 3apata operiren.
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Sao.Cmaba.

Ger Elum6er SSSobn 0lidelion bat
ii6 auf unaetpobnlide 8eiie oil
SduIter ausgerenft. Ser llnfal
paiiirte inn mtf Der Gnteniago, ali
er ieine Sagbflinte luo,
Gin g(rbeiter in Oen S6lodtbdu
iern, 6ranf 9teilibers 81. imo 81
StraBc pobnbait, iplrbe am 0ien
itag tpegen gerlaiiens ieiner Sami
lie berbaitet uno Goli5sirihtcr Gal
Iaban por9eiii6rt. Ser 0ionn il
aud, eli, Opier oer erbdrmliher
2obne in ben 6dlodtbdliern. 8e
ieiner groBen 5amiIie mar IS idol
feline leibte 9luisabe, nit 10 geltl
per Stunoe ols5ufommen, ruio ali
hann Der 2obn ipieoer nnf 17E
Gellts reou5irt mnros, iastc er iid
CAP Die sSanilie obne ibn BEL Die
fem Sunoelobn beiler oaran ieil
tpiiroe. 90 iprad CT Su oe' aPidl
ter, unS bieier fnno BEN 8runl
roIlfonmen plauiibel inIo nb Dol
einer weitrafllns ob
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9aS aabinst in geratbans.
Die BON bem Braiiocntcn gsmadJten
Grnennnngen nod nidt
beitatigt.

@oibinston II. lglr5.-gr1ii.
cent @ilion imo ie:,. aabinet bieL
ten cine 5peiitiinoige 9eratbung
ab. lleber Ole gerbanoluneen Der.
Iautet MIR, onb eS iih Inn peitere
@rnenmmgen our1 oen gr1iioen-
ten inO Neorganiiiring Der oeridie'
renen 9iegierlngsoepn &C.
bnnoelt babe. ytab Der Sibuna
tlieb gencralpoitmeilter gurleion
I1ngere 3eit nit Dem grdiioenten
III Sibmg, in nelder iibsr Die
sSroee beratben nuroe, Oh es tbun-
lid ici iene $4,000 goitmeiiter
nritter ln0 pierter Stloiie elmer Gi,
biloienitpriiflmg 5u unter5icben coer
niht.
8r1iioent @ilIon iiberiatOte fol-
aeioe @ruennungen Dem Senat 5ur
@eIt1tigung: @riter gliiiItent bes
@enernIpoitneiiters, 9. 6. Hopet
bon Soutb Carolina; oritter @iii'
Itent u. 30. 9oderp bon Miiiourt,
pierter gliiiitent, S. s. gIasfeslct
rem 8enniplpania 8moesridter i'm
9iItrift 9ortorifo, g. s. Snntiltor
bon 9llnbumn; &ommiiidr fir glr'
heitsitatiitif. s. q. gteiG bonn 9i
Itrift Columbia.
Gepublifaniide Senotoren 6uBer'
ten ii6 in Der betltigen ereciitioii'
tung OeS Senats, SaB Der Senat BIZ
@rnennungen nidt beit6tigen 6iirfe
alBer es miro in Dem SeuntSfonitt
iiber oieieIben berbanoaIt; erit tpenr
Die enlpfeblungen giinltig einberih
tet lperoen, Tonne Der Senat oar
iiber obItimmen.
9ie 8otid)ait oes 9SrGiioenten
tuelde Die Spe3ialieiiion oes Son
greiies ein6erufen miro, miro ipabr
ibeinlid nod i'm 2aufe Der @odC
ousgear6eitet perben. 9ie Bot
i4aft miro ii6 ausidIieBIid mi
Der $arifgeiebge6umg beidditiser
uno nnoere 6ragen, tpenn iiber
baupt MIR ean5 fur5 beriibren.
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Salasar FROST Snerta.

81 Toio, Ger, 12. dr3.-gene-
|roi Snej SnIndar, Sro5cos ribnIi'
'iirenoen 9iebellenfomman0elir in
IGtibunbua iuobrsno Der gesen Ra.
Zero aerihteten Mebollltiou, bat Der
|93reiit bic ibriftlidc @rfldrung &C.
aeben, bah CT anf feinen 6aa
snucrta in oen 8enliiben bethlehem
|iuoF6e, ben aufitano in Dem nneri-
fdniihen Staat Sonora nieoerau.
Ifuerfeu, unb oab er bic gtnipriihe
GmiIic @asaue5 @ome5 oui Die
Wt1iioentifaft anerfenne uno Der.
Ifrefe. G,one5 bcfinoet iid 5iiiam.
|rien NIT Salasar in Balonlas an
der 8reii5e BON Seem Werifo. Sen.
l2dIn5nr erfldrt ferner, er umo feline
SGruppett, Die iiorfer iein ipIlen aIs
ICrojeos, iperbcn oIleS in ibrer
sardifcn Gtebcnba 5ur 9urdfiibruns
sfer BON San 2uis 8otoii poree.
2ihlageneii 9oOenreform tbun.
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9aS beutidje eisS.
9emiel6en iutrben unf Der Snbn
itrie.slnsitellmus Snloisnnsen
onrgebradJt.

Die @eibdftsleitimg Der i'm slii.
0itorirm geeenpdrtig obgebaltenen
auSitequng sSioultrieller IN gie.
brasfa bate ben Mlithpod oils 9eut.
i6en Gag be5eidnet, imo bie ner-
einieten S1nger iotpie ben 9amen
@eiansUereiu nGoneor0ia" eriidt
einige 9teoer porSutragen. Gem
@eiufe iuiroe ettiproden; umo mie
bod Die 2eiitingen oet 5dngeriilnen
lno Sduger gei6dbt tpurOan, bas
betpies Der frenetiide 8eifaa, Der
ibnen bon Sniiienoen ibrer 3uborer
geipenoet tpuroe. Der 9amen1or,
Die bereinigten Sdnger uno Der
eerniidte Gbor, iuetteiferten lint Die
Saline bes g[benos. gtomentIi6 aber
mar es Der eerniidte gbor,
Ser nit bem geoiegenen 8or'
trage Der uniibertrefiliden Rbeins
iage, Die BON Dem gltmeiiter &eeie
fonlponirt tporoen it, Die Ser5nl
sf[ler eefnngen ndbm. Graut Die
Wiitpirfertoen fonneu NIT ibrem
9irigenten olf lire geitrige 2eiitltn.
gen pieOerum itoIa iein.
gea6 Dem &on3ert tlutmelte man
iih in ser Sale, Die GusiteI[imgs-
buOen tpur6en III 9lugeitidein se-
nonrnien imb oie 8eiiber oerielben
fargten nidt nit Soubarnirs aIler
Slrt.
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giinSige GrflGrnng.

hnbon, 12. M6rs.-Ger britiide
siiterpraiiOent slsauitb madte
SparInment ouf Die ssStterpalla.
N Cord Snab GecilS biniidtlid
Wyeriidts, oaB england iid I'M
Vines 3rieges onf bem 9onti.
RrpiIidtet babe, eetuiiie $rlp-
lingentc bort 81 lanoen, Den
Instpertben ginipitrf, er icbe
SinInBt. ell fir aIlemal 5u cr.
bnB bieie MeIoing nidt be-
Eet isi. 9ieie biinoige grfld.
epuroe bon Dem Sans NIT gro.
Neifall alifgenonunen.
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@ilion nub bic iiibliden Mepnblifcu

8aibinston, t2. Brdii'
bent @ilIon bat berte cine glnfiin-
oigu,g erlaiien IN nelder er fci.
men Stanopunft oen &epublifen bon
Wittel. nn6 Siio.glmerifa gegeniiber
erfldrt. Gor allen 9ingen iltht
er Die sSreunOifait nuo oas Ser
trouen oerieIben, iaet aber eIeid-
3eitig, 6aB Die amerifanii6e 8egie,
runq fir @liifsritter imo glbcn-
teurer, Die MIR bes eigenen &c.
pinnes tpegen llnruben itiften, nihts
iibrig babe. Die Ser. Staoten ia.
ben in Mittel- ooer Siib,Omerifa
nidts 5n inden aiiBer oaB iie bas
Sntereiie o0er oiaicr gtutiolien tpabr-
ncbmen iper0en.
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g(ns Sem Staate.

Saitines. Sicr finoen am Srei'
tag Die @aro-g -grin1riuablen ltatt,
Inn aanoiooten fir oic Staotfom-
miiiiou ouf5uitellen. Die Saltpt-
pabl finoet am 1. 9lpril itatt.
Beatrice. Die Staotsfonbention
oes 8ooomen Gicrle fam bier gum
@bidluB. Die n0dite acaoentions-
Itaot lit Columbus. 3ueibnnoeri
Oelegaten pobnten Der Stonbcntion
bel.
2incoIn. llnierc Stoot miro &C.
aenlp1rtig bon elmer ganOc ginbrc.
der beimeeiudt, uno Der Golisei
lit es leioer nift nSglih, ben
9urI6en baS uninlbere @emerbe 81
leeen. ssn Der Nodt bon Wlontao
auf 0ienltas iunroen bier iiinf Gin
Bride perilbt.
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$500 fir Gin blanes slugc.

Sos 9(noeIes, 70. 0fdrs.-9ns
0bereerift bat oen ShauipieIer
SSSo9n Barrymore sur 9e5obllmg bon
$500 al Den Barber Wortin Berg.
man perurtbeilt, ipeil er oicIcm Elm
tlaues g(uge beigebradt bntte. @ar.
rpmore lieB iih raIiren, tpltrba uber
BON Dem gorbier iiberreoet, Iif) aud)
0ns Soar idecren 81 laiien. 9icie
9ro8eour fiel nift na6 Dem ga,
ihmod oes 9iibnenfiinltlerS ans mto
er oerieBte Bergman einen Shlag
ms 9(uge, oaB 0nsielbe in alien
6arben idiaerte. @r ltrengte einc
Sdaoenerlobflage on.
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nfbrQskQ
1fgislatnr!
Die @aiIerOiitriftsbill i'm SanIe.-
aeine z 5abrtarteH fir
20 Geuts.

2incoln, 12. IGrs. SoipobI ser
Waioritats' oIs aud Der Wsincri.
tdts.geridt Der Omaha gaIIeroi.
itritts.gia purOe i'm SouIe eiilbe.
ridtet. 9la6 furoer Debate ipurSe
bei6loiIen, beiOe geri6te in gIenor.
lisung ipenn iiber Die 9iIl an uno
fiir iif berbanoeIt tpiro, III gera.
tbitng 81 nebuten. sSt Dem Waino.
ritdtsberidt miro borgeIeben, oob
fem @aiierSiitrift gebiIoet meroei
ion, aiiBer ole geb0Iferlma Srno.
ba's bat borii6er abgeitinrnt. ssn
Dem gtaiorit1tsbericbt piro oie Ior.
lage in ausgear6eiteter sSorm IN.
ter Streidlmg ienes Sbeiles, Der
auf Die Siio-Onlaba Giebb6fe &c.
6ug bat, 5ur 9tnnabme enlpfobIen.
Oos SauS befaBte iidJ ipGbreno
oes gan5en eeftrigen Sages NIT
Ger Bill betreffs S6affung elmer
Observation-Disclosures. 9ieielbe lit
nit Der i'm Senat angenommencu
foit i0entiih, MIR ooB oas @ebaIt
Der @itgIieOer auf $25OO anitatt
$4,000 oas s5abr feftgeiest lit.
9as &onlite fir &orporationen
lebnte Ole Sugarmann Sin, ipeIhe
Gle StraBenbabn @eieaidaftelt
5tuitgt, iieben 5abrfarten fir 25
Gents su berfaltfen, ob. SarrD
3tmnan, ein Omaha gobofot uno
aiiSeeiprodener gBioeriader Der
StraBan6abn- leste Iidl
fir Die 8orloge rtGbtig ins 3eltq,
wdbren6 6. B. @attIes, Saltptaf-
tiondr Der @eieIlidaft, gegen Die.
iclbe Stellung nobnr-0ie Brain
Bill iuelde 6is ginIebung eiter
StaatsfonlrniIiion entpfieblt, Die
WeinimalIobniab feltfteIIen ion, ipilr-
DC bonn Sausfonite giiilltia einbe.
tihtet. Gie 8orloge, lupIde bfs
@rbebuns elmer Stenerltlttldac bon
"a Mill gum @eften ner St,ats
GormoliduIen borifreibt, ID
arr annabnle eHpfobIen.
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S,uei Dma6a aOrmels.

Bon g1eip gorf gins uns beiiiG
zine Boftfnrte 81, ipelde Die gel
treuen @onterfeie Der tteugebadenen
.&ornels" 2onis giatti 1mb 1mieres
impergleidliden 8m. S. Stofer
Iotpie 5tpeier anberer boberen Off
5iere bon @ouberneirs @naoen ouf.
6lttpeilen bat. 8as .bierblltterigc
&leeblatt angetban 1T Dor @oIt
itrosen6en llniformen, ntadt eirter
i6neibieen ginoruf, troboern feiner
bieier oaornels" ie oen 9ubfuf
aei6leppt bat.
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Die 8sbruOrIase.
bnrdI llmlnnf ideiHt ss'-
iidlert.-9er SooeStas Saiicr
@ilbelms oes Griten-Frinjreseni
9noiuis berabidieoet FdD.-yrGii'
bent @iIiOn seiuiirOist.

Berlin, t2. Oa6rS.-sSm M1iitel.
pinft oller erorteriutgen Der Rreiie
pie 6eS gubIifiims Itebsn Die ncuc
Seeresoorlage nno Die sSrnge Der
9edina fir Die seiicigerte glusnii.
bung Der @ebrfraft. 8ie emma.
Iige 8ermGgens.glbea6 fir bic
9Iui6ringlng Der erforoerIihcn ein-
tailieno YliIIioncn Iart Gilt i6or
nngemein als poIlfommen geIihert.
Die Siimnuus bat iid Dem 4lan
INNER mebr Suseneist, nndonn Die
midnsIide 8erbliifiung iiber Die
gigantiihen 3abIeu, msIde Die
Dlcbrriiitungen aufpeiien geidpiu-
rem.
Die gaotbipenbisfeit Der imee6ei.
rem Spier, peIde i'm Sntereiie Der
Si6erbeit Ses gieifs 5u bringeu
lino, miro bon Der nationaler
Greiie bielfad irnter Sintpeis All
Die 2ebrsn Der sroben 3eit Dor elm,
bunoert Sabren betont. gud oil
bielen onoeren @eoenftaee peroer
f6ufig gum glnIaB scnonmen, lin
oen potriotiihen @eilt an3ufaher
uno nn Die @ebefreuoigfeit Su op,
peQiren. SSest erinnern Die 8l1tte,
an Den Dor 20 Sabren erfoIgter
600 &aiier 8ilbelmS oes griteu
rer om Morsen Oes 9. Mdrs 1885
I'm einbalb neun llbr bnbinidieo
Sn gum Sbeil bohit idmunsboa ge'
baltener glrtifeln iuerOen Die epode
mafysnoen grrlingenidaiten Der Re
gierungs5eit oes erIten 8oiiers De:
ipie6ererihteten 9eutihen Jleif:
berborgeboban, 6ns unter ieinen1
Gnfel Dem iesigen aaiier, 81 MI
geabnter 9liitbe emporgeOieben.
Gem aaiier bat Ser 8eiuf, mel
den 8rin3resent 2uotpig bon Ban
ern uuo ieine @emablin, grin5eiii
0farin 9bereie, in ben lebten Eager
abgsltnttet baben, augeniheinlid
groBte 8enugtbuung bcreitet. 9ieir
fam 5n berebtem slusorrf BEL bel
@olatafcI i'm foniglihen SdloB
8ei Dem feitIiden glnlab brn6te De-
&oiier einar fparm enpfuroenet
Srinfiprud, auf oes sfonigsreit!
gdDern @erpeier ans, Der elm,
ebenio frelmolihe grpioermg fnnb
Bon bier aus iin6 BrinSregent Uni
@enablin nit ibrem groBen @e
fclge nah DRESDEN obaereiit. 9i
5tpeite 8iiite, peIde 0as 8rirpen
paor abitattet, gilt Dem foniglid
iGhIilden Soi. aaiIer 8ilbeln
bate es iid) uiht nebmen laIlen, oi
fiirItIiden @0Ite na6 Dem 9o6n
boT gu geleiten. Der &bi6ieo tuol
elm ii6eraus ber5lifer.
Ole SnougurationSre6e 6eS Br1
fioenten @iIion, ipelhe bon nllei
groberen 8lattern niht MIR boilin
baltli6 mitgetbcilt, ionoern aid
eingebenb beiproden lit bon Oel
gI6ttern burdlpeg nit gegeilterllnl
aufgerommen. Die He6a miro al
sernein fir Die aunbgebung eitleJ
ouBerorbentliden WanneS erfIdrt.