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Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19
EDITORS MEET
IN LEXINGTON
ANNUAL MlD-wINTER GATHER
ING WILL BE LARGELY
ATTENDED.
SPLENDID PROGRAM ARRANGED
President Henry S. Barker, Of the
state University, Among the Speak
ers-Round Table Discussions With
Other Addresses--Dsnee and Recep.
tions.

Western Newspaper Union News Services
Lexington, Ky.--The annual mid
winter meeting of the Kentucky Press
association will be held here Decem-
Der 20 and 80. The meetings Will be
held at the Phoenix hotel. A most in
teresting and instructive program has
been arranged. Secretary ]. C. AL
cock has just completed the program,
which is as follows:
Greetings at the Phoenix hotel Monday
at noon.
Luncheon, 1890 to 1 80.
First session called to order at 1880.
Invocation by Dr. H.. r. Crossneld,
president Transylvania university.
Address OF welcome by ex-Mayor John
Skain and manager OF the Phoenix hotel.
Response by Harry A. Sommers, of the
Elizabethtown News.
2p. m.-Address, prison Reforms and
My Work as Warden" A. j. @. Wells,
Kentucky state Reformatory, Frankfort.
2:30-Round Table. "Co-operation Con-
ducive, to Success" conducted by Ed ID.
Shinnick. Shelbyvile Record.
s;o0-:-Address, state University School
OF journalism" by DR.. A. s. Mackenzie,
Lexington.
the new editor of the Lexington Leader.
Back, to Old Kentucky"
4:o0."The Mission Of the Newspaper
to the. Community" by Mrs. Cora Wilson
Stewart, Morehead Mountaineer.
4:30;-"Shop Talk to the Craft" con-
Quoted by Louis Landram, Danville Mes
sengef,
5:00-Address, Mountain Journalism"
by Elan Elan, Salyersvlle Mountaineer.
s:o0--Reception and dance at Phoenix
hotel.
Second Day-Tuesday.
900 a. m.-Morning session: Address.
THE state University" by President
Henry S. Barker.
bloodhound Table, chamber Of Hor-
rors," conducted by ID. NJ. Hutton. Har-
rodsburg Herald.
1:oO-iAddress, The Money End OF
the Newspaper Business" by G. S. Clark.
manager OF the Western Newspaper
Union, Cincinnati.
11:$0-Paper, Mountain Puints," Miss
NJ. Annie Poage. Daily Independent, Ash
land
Adjournment for luncheon.
I:30--Afternoon session: Business ses-
sion, final business and adjournment
The Lexington Chamber of Com
merce has planned special entertain
ment for editors. A ladies' committee
will entertain the ladies during the
business sessions. Among the side
trips are visit to the newspaper of
fees of the Daily Leader and Daily
Herald.
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19

Thought katy" Was New Dance.
Two travelling men on an NJ. X. &
r. train" says the Parsons Sun, were
talking of their trips and a young fell
low sitting across the aisle caught
snatches Of their conversation. His
curiosity got the better of him and he
bent forward and addressed the man
in the seat ahead of him: Say. hear
those ginks talking over there? I've
done the Texas Tommy" The Tan
60" The Hesitation Waltz" and some
others, but when 1t comes to doing
the Katy" pass. What kind of a
wlggle is it, anyway kansas City
Star.
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19
Was Personally interested.

Mother" said little girl, bringing
a grimy little urchin to the maternal
fount OF kindness, please wash
Dicky's face for him"
But why should | wash his face,
dear? I'm not his mother. If Dicky's
face needs washing, wouldn't 1t be bet
ter for him to go homer"
Yes. mother, only-well. you said it
wasn't healthy to kiss dirty faces, and
want TO kiss Dicky now!"
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19
STUDENTS HOLD CORN SHOW.

Mt. Sterling, Ky.-The students of
the Montgomery county high school
held a corn show. which was Judged
by Wallace Rhodes. Of Kentucky uni.
yersity The show was interesting.
and the boys took much interest IN
II. There were three competitions.
In that for the best ten ears Leonard
Payne was the winier. In that for
the best bushel Willard Mcclure car.
ried on the honors. The prize for the
best single ear Was awarded TO Robert
Mason.
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19
CALL ON PRESIDENT WILSON.

owensbory. Ky.-Kentucky cham.
pion boy corn grower, w, Arthur
Cook. OF Greensboro. and Kentucky's
prize-winning girl In tomato-canpiLg
contests. Miss Bottle c, Davis. OF Heb
bardsville. were guests OF the depart.
ment OF agriculture. They arrived IN
Washington with Mrs. Helen Brown
Woloott. OF shelbyville. the agent OF
the department. The visiting boys
and girls on Monday called at ths
White House and met President VIII
son.
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19
AGAIN EDITING GAZETTE
o. L. Hughes Secures conrtoI Of
LeltehheId, KY Psper-Lesrned
Trade In Office In 1892.

Leitchheld, Ky.-D. l.. Hughes has
again assumed the position of editor
Of the Leitchneld Gazette after having
relinquished control of the Gazette for
period Of one year. Mr.. Hughes Is
a native Of Illinois. but learned his
trade in the Gazette office. starting In
1892, later becoming foreman, as
sistant manager and editor. He dis
posed of his interest in the Gazette in
1904 and one year later established
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19
BIG VERDICT SET ASIDE.

Louisville, Ky.--The verdict of
100000, given recently in favor of
the l.. 4 n. Railroad Co, which was
sued by the Western Union Telegraph
Co, was set aside by Judge Evans in
the federal court, when he granted n
new trial The controversy deals
with the right OF way of the telegraph
company's wires. Judge Evans said
that the testimony given In the easp
failed TO show that the oompdIf4.
ton should 10 anything like 80 ahdr
b sum. u
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19
Social Engagement Line.

A sweet young thing called to have
a telephone installed in her residence.
Independent or party line?" asked
the manager.
we have a great many social OBJ
legations" simpered the sweet young
thing, so think you can make 1t a
party line. even if it does cost little
more. Judge.
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19

the Leitchfleld Job Printing company
and launched the Leitchfield Courier
in 1908, which was discontinued after
two years of uncertain existence. In
1911 the Leitchfleld Job Printing COM
pany and Gazette were consolidated,
d. l.. Hughes holding the position of
editor and manager until October,
1912. After vacation of six months
Mr.. Hughes bought out the leading
stockholders of the Gazette and
leased the interests of others, taking
for the third time the first of Novem-
Der
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19
important TO Mothers
None NeedeSt.

Tourist-You have an unusually
large acreage of corn under cultiva-
ton; don't the crows annoy you a
great deal?
Farmer-Oh not to any extent.
Tourist-That's peculiar. consider
ing you have no scarecrows.
Farmer-Oh, we'll, you see, I'm out
here a good part of the time myself
Now York Mail
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19
Practical Work to be Done.
BUSINESS SECTION BURNED OUT.

Hazard. Ky.-The business section
of Hindman. the county seat OF Knott
county, was wiped out by fire, which
originated in a room of the Laubee
Bailey Hotel, The loss is estimated
at nearly $4,000. The heaviest losers
We're: Francis Day Co.. general store.
$4,000; Laulbee Bailey hotel, $4,000;
Napier & Alburg. $1,000. and Hindman
Bank building. $4,000. Insurance win
cover one-fifth of the loss.
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19
6ANkER-PREAcHER ACCEPTS.

Campbellsburg, Ky.-The Rev. III.
n. Reubelt, Of Jeffersontown. has been
called to the Christian church of this
place and has accepted. Mr.. Reubelt
is president of the bank OF jefferson.
town: lie will enter upon this work
at the beginning of the year.
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19
HIGHWAY BUILDING
Will Be Taught at the State Univer-
sity January 5 to 7 inclusive.

Lexington, Ky.-State University
Will open a short course in highway
engineering, January TO II, 1914, for
the benefit of people who are inter-
ested in the good roads problem of the
state. No tuition will be required for
this course and the expense outside of
railroad fare should not be over $40.
1t is hoped by the university officials
that every county engineer will take
advantage of this opportunity TO i'm
prove his education, and thereby bet
ter the road conditions in his county
Men who expect to become county en-
gineers or road builders should avail
themselves of this opportunity to pre-
pare for an examination before the
state highway commissioner Special
instructions will be given to men ex-
pecting to take the county road en-
gineer's examination.
The mornings will be devoted to
lecture work, men of the highest repu-
tation in their special line of work
have been secured for these lectures
and 1t will be worth the while of any
one interested in highway engineer
ing to attend these lectures.
Practical Work to be Done.
The afternoons will be devoted to
practical field and office work such
as the use of the transit, level. plot
ting prohles, laying grade lines. and
making estimates of cost for various
kinds of work.
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19

The total amount of money respos-
ing on the oceans bottoms in the
shape of submarine cables is $780,.
900 900
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19
Not WASTING Sentiment.

Uncle Henry-So you are going to
school now. Ell? And do you love your
teacher?
Bobbie (aged seven)-Naw! She is
too old for me.
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19

They stop the tickle--Dean's MenthO-
lated Cough Drops stop coughs by stop
ping the cause-5e at Drug Stores.
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19

Liquid blue Is . weaR sc;ation. Avoid
IL, Buy Red Cross Ball Blue, the blue that's
Bll blue. Adv.
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19

These Girls Of Ours.
Here comes Polly Perkins Let's
make II hot for her"
Mountain advocate., 1913-12-19

why, let's be cool to er."-Boston
Transcript.
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bahtH mtae ttf Gntm btihlof
dla.difriid on haf 1diidan tal
lidr1oe am q Cfto6cr bh udlt6a.
lIG Iu hti6tiIiau C.e i3llenban
twl NgrfrH murotn alg De.ealfH
3m Crisurrbauo arHdum tepblH
Mirb Gaag. H0htlcr uno Stbn
@c0bcl
g3ir l5uncu 0em gCrcin Ste Gef
'dlcrunl aeben 0ab er i'm ocuiidcu
em0 Hcr}lih millummeH itin
miro.
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emaGa 9IattSentidler gercin.

e5n gl6meienbeit 6eS grGii0euten
6enrD 5ioblff iiibrte gi3e- 8raiioent
liooenblrg 0ie geitrige geriamm-
lung. Cine 9iaiie 9ioutinegei6ditc
iUuroe erle0igt, 1m0 mebrere aan.
6i0aten mliroen borgeidlagen. Sed5
bisberige 0litglieoer nur0en peacn
9}idtbe3ablrng ibrer geitr1ge ges
itriden 3u oen alligenomme.
nen aanoi0oten ge50rte aud Der
80.iabrige grauberr ,Sreo arua.
Der alteite 8eteran oes bieitqen
8raugeperbes bieIt cine 9[niprade,
in luel6cr er oaraui perpies, oab
or iid idon ieit 5a6ren NIT Dem
8eoanfen getragen babe, D1itglic0
oes 8ereinS 81 lperoer, in0ciien oas
bel lit es bis iebt geblteben, bis
Ibn 5relm0 03orib Sohs ms 9(utoI
padte uno i'm na6 Der 8eriontm.
lung ae6ra1t babe. Gr iei 3uar
nltr paiIibes Dlitglieo, iuenn immcrI
a6er DER gereiu iciner in itgcnoI
elmer 9iniiht bcoiirie, 10 fonnc mani
gctrolt 81 ibm fonttnen, ct iDeroeI
Dem Blattoelttiden gereiu gcgcu.
iiber Itets ieine 4fli6t t5un. Die
gSorte oe5 Serrn arug tpur0en nit
aroBer 9egeiiteriing atfgenonmcn.
5Siir geidafiung Der @erat6e Ser
Gurnerieftion puroen $3.50 aus.
geporfeh uno nad Gintreffen Ser.
iclben miro NIT Dem 3urnen be.
8onnen uer0en; bis icbt babeu iif
16 erprobte Gurner gemeloet; NIT
Der 8il0ung elmer 36glingsflaiie
ioa iofort Der 9(nian9 gernadt ner.
ben !Serr aarI gltuno6r pur0e BUM
aapitdn oes ShaltpaqenS ,,Gnfe[I
Gam empfdngt Die Ginpanoerer"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-22
9lQrs luirb thenrer.

@ie omaha RolfereilGltc Iagen,
miro Die Butter fonlmcn0qn 8inter
lmgeipo6nli6 bobe @reiic erreidlen.
Der FreiS Der Sabnebutter lit bel
81 GentS oaS 8funo bereitS iebt
ifou bod genllq, ooB Ole meiiten
2ellte NIT &unit6utter borIie6 ueb.
men miiiien. 2(ud Mild lm0 Sab.
he iueroen biel tbeurer iperoen.
2tber es lit nidt oaein Die Butter,
DeIde cine fabel6aftc PreiSbobe er.
reiflt, aQe an0eren aqgemcinen
0abrltnasmittcl ncr0en in gleidem
gcrbdItniiie tbcurer. Soqar bic
aartoifel, bic bod oI5 0a5 Giieu
'iir arme 2eute ii9 eiueu bcredtig-
ten yirf eripor6cn bot, miro aud
balo 5u 2edcrbiiien Der gegiiterten
5dbIen. Son ben Giern ici bier
Iieber niht gciprodcn, 6enn iie
merocn boI0 MIR auf Der Gafcl Scr
crideineu. ,Scbt foItcn
iic bcreit5 28 Gents, 3. +. bic &C.
Uo1nIihe nidt aa5u friidc Sorte,
md6reuo man fir nfriide" 33
Gents binlcgen mllB. lin nod nal
nuf Die Seartoffel 3uriidjufomnen;
i6r aIetnbanoelSpreis bctrqgt lett
30 Gents 0a5 Bed oOer $1t0 Der
gui6eI. llno Dies, obipobl Die Grnte
zine ielten CUTE mar. Die 2IepfcI
iteben nidt 3uriid in Der 9reiS.
.tcigerlmg, oeun Der 9SreiS lit ieBt
don $240 per 8ui6eI.
Nie aeioat, 6a5 9cbcn miro I'M.
ncr tbeurcr aber man merit nidt, !
,aB Die 266nc gleiden S6ritt Oo.
nit baltcn. Sn oieien Sabre baben
,ie 9dnoIcr nun cine tpunocr6arc
lu3reoc. Die idredIidc Sroden.
lcit ocs Sommers lit i6ulo oaran.
Die Breiie iuaren a6er nidt gcrins
cr IN naiicn Sa6rcn. GoQtcn Die
fruits picllciflt ctlpa8 nit Der Ga.
je 81 t1un ba6en2
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Gritg grgtn
GTifdjsRIaHS I
WaIaatita ana fatfa msBm a,aa
haHflbt pnHal lstiAiadtu

atIh. ga fpt ru uHfiH
h HdfftllNnhHlW bf Ha.hf
fiinna All MaWmni0fepi mfils
lihb hf lt0nbH WalnbifH m m
nef fidbi bf MHnHf bdt IA
tfniadh n aufm aftfit ml.Hra
NHadfim inA at tufiH aHef
'eiia uhb latleitni8H6 dHaHist5
ipmmnfn miro WHedtHIdHs usis
cert lih iianbhaii ani 6H ru 0tr
lnfIci aenatIigu 6ff6ffManmns
aea elnplaftfu NWlg1fteH. mlr
ihcno iibgr btc itn non BEN @rtt
tIen bglagbradiitn gteterladtn mb
gmDort iiber Den tenn con bM EHr
Ten ah1sgruuacncu 6rcorn a9nul
ern tBriehen Bic 6riidltf ibrrr it
ne iiber Die Qiirlcn ntdi INTO MIRO
lidl niif Seiirn Der 1Irlci idIaacu.
nm @riedcnlaH0 10 Osmiltliam
Tie iiirfidcn ReaierundsbIaiter
nebnen fir glul0aricu 4drtci m6
pcrlaiaen Repandle. General ca
roif. Cberlonmnnocur Der bmlari.
idlen arnee weiit aelcnD1rfi1 in
aoniinntinopel imo fonicrirt init Ser
iiirfiidm 9egierlml. Ghc cs abcr
~ eiuem iolheu ariege ionncn.
ioIlie, lit Die @lollitfcit uorban
oen, Dab Die eiropdiitcn 8eaicriur
Gen elm gladltiuort iprehen peroen
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mfti mubfn ltnltft

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f HuftfH Nlu1a1n Ei On.
lel1 Wat, b uai mi bla
.Hda nf $50 .iat ia hf
ililt.GdiHnt a aautflat dt
hutm
mmtdtm idmufa aairf .tH
rMeH 3guaatg duf 6lt 1tglI.F m
ftttfiu Nlia.itaH o VtnBr1s
d15.thui.e 1T idub mrb
itlr1f.ih nar u8t f0tM iGfia
mfram
Vbi6fHt UIitn hat Bic G6fla1f
ur lgil'rg0eH euilhr t1n @tGar
h5rhm i.r hie Banana pddic
uu .lt.luHa =un0 u NtiTdiM5 Ser
Niedic ifcnber 1ugitrarr unit CSC,
iduduIB m0 @tlo mttcrie.tnel
Itr 3oufouitrrn1ausi sidmB hat air
Gmpicbluna bon 9rdh0cnt @lIion
bcihlonaL Nanancu aui ser Ireis
Iiat 5u Iniicn, icrucr 3itroucn,
@rapciruit lnO ahnlihc 1rutt uie
cs 0n9 0aue iripriinalih beiintmt
hattie ric0ria 5u nrr3oacn 9lu6
Die 9cOinauugcn 5iniidtlih Ger 3oa
ircieu 6iuiu5r pom Sollbrei mo.
aartoiicln nur0eu acitrihen
StauteicfretGr grtxu erfIdrteI
brutc, ooB or ouh in Den iolarn0cn
amtsia5rru iciuc GortragsrciicnI
idrticbcu ner0e, io lanQc er cs fiirI
baltic. Die aritif ici i6mI
ais 4olititcr aIeihailtia unO 3umI
Jbctl b05piliqer Jlatur.
Stnntsiefretdr grnan hat inn ga.
men Der 8cr. Stautcn 6ric0cn5ucr.
rage init Banana nl0 Guatemala
l6geidloiieu, iomit nit iiinf can.
lcrn mo NIT 5onoura5 mo Goita.
.icu iUerOen ioldc Oemnddit sultan.
)c fomuten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-09-22
alcinc StaOtncniafeiten.

Sunutag glaft puroe in 81,
Office DER g6iaips NleOical Com
panD, 32t Slo t3. 5traBe, elm
ge6roden mo ans Dem @eloidrani
~, , 9uBeno Aoiirmciier unO an
ocre Snltrlmentc 9eitoblen
gSie itd0tiide geamte iaget III
e5 m0glih, oaB Die 6reibrieimabI
crit I'M 5riibjabr abgebaIteu miro.
See @olonare, 1892 SelUarO
StrnBc, ein Sauiirer, nuroe nit
S15 nebit Soften beitraft lmO Die
Strafe ilspenOirt.
Gs5obn 3iIion bate fir Ole Sells,
armee aIeioer gebetteIt, oieic 3l
@clo gemaht uno Iesteres ill
Sdnaps angelegt, tpoiiir ibn EN-
itrpngcr 9lidter aitf 30 Gage bin
ter Die idipcbiideen Garoinen fed.
te.
SIN glmoesgcbGuoc iuuroen ofJt
@entiIotoren eingeriftct ueroen.
geter @liaBers 2(nnahme, i'm.
mer nod Gountpfommiii1r 5u iein,
miro ourh Ridter @rabeS Gntihei.
6ung in Geoar GountD eri6iittert,
Oa er oaS @eieB, oas cine 4-iGbrige
9(mtsonuer feitiebt fir 0erfafiungs.
mi0rig erfldrt.
Tim II llbr Mfittog am SomItog|
in ieoer Boitoffice uno ie.
Dem Boitbabnnageu i'm 2anoe Die
Boitidde ge5dblt lmO 6as &eiultatI
nad 8aibington genteloet.
S5ames 9fiharoion puroe bCrbaf'
tet, neil er 8rpiiden einem Geiden.
3uge Die StraBe freu3te, je6od) frei.
lelaiien, neil er bcpieS, oie Strabe
Dor Dem 2eiden3uge iiberidritten
III 6oben.
gfarie 9aroni bat 6ie g2ortbue. |
tern 9aGn auf $4,000 bertlogt, |
neil iBr @atte ais g(rbeiter Der
Balm ourd eincn Bug get6otet
Duroe.
9aS gerihtIidc gcrbor I'M Dol.
Sale bcginut am erIten
Dtontag i'm SSanuar.
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Gbttparibir anJ
tittm ,,BrpptIin@l
Via Rriiau Sen budlff klnta
dttauffu tlH Nttaua6fas
fiatnff Hri.

WtlNn e1 Gent ris sffN
tfifiggHlail bIt nmais 81 sl9fS
tIn fHlt1ffi pMifiilf rsas.
bm uur5t mno tHlf aH p8fh bst
llppfIW puiiifWtrs aa.ims
liaii, iiB6l Tamgn uuh dai Nff.
rn haten @aile trs Aerl0nr Ora
its Hr deHt Nahlbsim 3manp
mfn mit hfr geiotma hes Vult.
ffeufr h.hrta blrirT 30 pffionm
on Nera. 0tnfr 0fr Wdiie laNs
nod hcr 6ahft odB iidl 6lflelbe
5l Ciufr bodlil vrioldfcifst aeIiaIit4
tdbe, iIniunhiiiui5ia 0leiIen mur.
Den plrIidncleli ga aber ah.
icu' feine eWii0nDaraie hihri me.
Gen Der @fahr eucr GaserpIoiion.
10 wurom N}iId. Jbcc. @oiier un6
tonit 0irett aus 0rr Slide an gor0
1etradit.
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9rei glntpnnfGne.

9te automobilumidQe ge10ren Be.
reits gu oen geipo1uli6iten Greig.
niiien Der &agespreiic. 9(ud Der
Sonntag bat 6eren niq6er 0rei in
Omaha uno llugegcno gebradlt.
3nm Slid lit nienano INNS lie.
ben gefonnlen, abcr cine 9LnaahI
Ferionen mrroen nte6r ooer lpeni-
ger idiper berleBt.
Gin Dem 8rln6itiidsmafler g9iI.
liam z. 9enneD geb6riges glutomo.
bill. in peldem ouBer i'm ieI6h
uno ieiner Satin Der IS i16riqc
@eoroe Sonoers, @up 8reenan BON
GIorence iopie oeIien Satin nn0
5fpei ain0er iaBen iiberidIug lih
bei elmer iharfen giegung Ser
QanoitraBe cine 0}eile n6roIid) bon
6lorence, imo idnmtIide SnfaITen
muroen 6inallsgcihleuoert. Gen.
neD'S redtc8 8eiu mar gebroden;
er fan0 2lufna6me inn g2ido[as
Senu Soipital. Die lte6riaen ia.
men nit idner36aften gL6Idiirflltt.
gen oaDon.
Ser gteger 9to6crt @tGioms, Elm
@drtner fu6r oie n6roIihe 16.
StraBe entlang unO foIlioirte iut.
melt Der gaul StraBe NIT einem
fleincn gllto bon Cumberland gros.
Ges Re9ers @efd6rt ipur6e total
oetnolirt unb er mic Iein gfero
ihmer55aft berleBt.
z. g. San6er8, feline Satin uno
brei S6bre fubren mad 9fodport,
30, ais Die Mai6ine imter6alb
Sa,, ouf cine tucide
SteIle in Ser 2anoitraBe ftieB. Die
Gar iiberidIug iid mto fieI einen
tieien 9Ibbang Binlnter; oie synial.
in Ianoetcu In eincm 8eIoe. Bum
Slid purOc niemano ernitli4 ber.
lett.
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Gan. nnh NnnI @nrlnnr

BaibiHgtou. p. Sept Brdii.
nent Bilion bat init oen 0cmofrati.
ideu gnrteiiiibrcu inn 9lbgeorone
tenbouie bereiubart. 0aB 0iric5 Oen
BIau elmer OrciBigtdgigeu gauip
fallen ldBt, un eiueu iittliden
Driid oui oen Sennt Hinlittlih ocr
grleoialmg Der g9d6ruug5. n0
gaHfreformporlage aus3uiibcn, mcil
NIT SiIfe Der Sppoiition 0c5 Scna.
tors Sitdcod bon Jiebrasfa aegcn
bic @orloge Die 9lepubIifancr i'm
9nnfausitub oes Seuats, ourfl
StimngIeidbeit, Die GrIcoimma
beridjIeppen fonnen. 9lnoren 5rame,
ganfier in @aufci6a, g8i5.. Der.
iid)erte oem 9lu5ifuB, oaB bon 450
Sanabanfen IN 8isconiin, an bic er
anfra1rn aetidtet bntte, 300 T
aegeu oa5 nelle Spltem erfldrt bat.
ten.
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fH ttaallaf err Merritt Wpsthtlf
iH ffguaaasu, tit tHtltIaath
laht 4a usilnfn

ii5 llW MamHa tlt8.
H m NflT HnHt M Hlfi
6 mltHaf W HfH N Wen
tIit'lt arstHp i8N8 EWdIa.
ifa UHb Hf miirHa Utftm8
Hcl WHNa Go tEH pfNiiot N H
HHfiIH li8 rH8Wti ndt odn t3f
.ddiislaill W laWuluftu EEL
Af8 M1ftHi fd1 ft mt ilibbfff
ilm NmaIgT tahbfnf SD 6ff
ardiMIf taHA hh m 6iflflhg
io.t tIHt nfaIde bf aM t.ndt
if1bCtH1Hmndtfn mdfifif. hitlt
nHol mtt otu to0t hf0raht iale
lta aaaa glm zen ft aebtn louip
1am tlJd5 iId ser Huu6u nddl
otm eliH 9i6iiicr Ia cr nhcr 6ie
Combination 6tiitibm nihl fannte
mubie lRaftin otuIcIbu oiintu,
B1rui Ger llduber btuIeI6en uut
irutg Whdit ltwd $500, ea!!eer!e
mo Den BroDtior ionic Die 6urbt
g1 Budng tbm Borauo ba5 Ber
idlaitelolaI gi uerlaiirn.
er bcrioIate lie bis 5ur Douglas
1traBenbriide Gmu gebot er Ii.
ncu &aIt mO peridnluO ibren
Aitdcn Iie QoIiirt wuror ioiort
non Dem Jluubc in arnntniB qe.
iebt, iuoCiicu lit cs i6r bisber nittI
gellngen. Die Spiu Oes gurihenI
5u UcrioIgrn. Gr mag itd) geger
pdrtig bercits bunocrt 9leilen DouI
9maba beiiuOen.
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g,er6rrdIrn i'm saben.

9irnlinabnm. %. Sept ,Scifer.
ion GollutB mar aritern Der gd,an.
plaB bon iehs glor0cn. g8dbreno
SenrD Morgan cine GroIIep Gar
nerlieB. puroe er bon jpei glearrn
ermorOet uno beraubt. Ger 5arbi.
&c 9oIamt ermor0ete ieine SSrou
uu0 iteate iidl 0ann oen @eridlten
Der reiten0e 9oIi3iit Sorrea eridlos
einen Geger nad0em oieier aitf ibn
gefellert bate. 3nei 9ieger iuir.
oen bel elmer Sdldgerei eritod,en
mo EN- anoerer nit elmer 9(rt toSt.
LID perDim0et. Gin g2eaeripeib
nuroc bon bis1er llnbefannten Der.
giftet.
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7nrdl alnpprridlnnnrn netahtet.

Snrriion, gtcbr. %. Sept -gdhi
melt BON Der $. 9. Goao Hand
iiiOlid bon ManbilIc. 8Donin9,
fdn6 man Die 2ei6e 0tS 6arrnera
8. Mlcaec auf Dem Grobo0cu binac.
itredt Iicgen. Die 911nn bate bic
Qfcroc nusgcipannt lmo nc6cu Dem
Wngeu icin gtadtlager bcreitct &c.
ben ibm Iaaeu 3ipei nddtigc Slap.
perihIangen. Is itelltc lid 6er.
aus, bdB mir einigc SUB cntfernt
Cin Sblangenneit mar. Der lin.
aliiflide mar an beiocn Sdnoen
mebrnals gcbiiien ipor0en. Die
'oduoe tparen 81 lmforlnigen ahm.
pen angeihnollen. Gr muB enticB.
lihe Shnier5en ousgeitanoen babcn
bebor Der zoo i'm erl0ite, ocnn CT
mar gonj NIT giorait bcocdt, in
Dem er iih bor Samer3en gepdljt
hatte.
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glntoSic6 aclost.

92iIpautcc, 8is., %. Sept -
Gin II Sabre alter Syuugc BON Sin.
coin giebr., bate nit einem gleid.
altrigen 5remoc bon 9etroit,
Dlid., Elm s. q. Carroll bon bier
ae6orcnoes gIutonto6il geitoblcn uno
IN oemielben cine @erqniigungsfa6rt
0urd oaS mittIere 8i8coniit inter.
nommcn. sSn glidlon0 Center, lin.
acfGbr 100 Meilen bon bier, nur.
6en Die ilngen gl6enteurer idlieB.
lid oinpieit ocntodt. sic iagten,
feinen 3iebitabl beobiiAti9t 3lt ia.
ben mur0en a6er NIT ic 5000 BE-.
itraft.
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geriunnlien.

&oQege 81. g. Sddffcr, Serau8
geber Der Qeutihen 8eitung in iSre
mont, tbeilt ms nit, Dab er Der
@eutiben Gag in Omaha mitrnader
miro. 6offentlib peroen iid aud
nod Dicle anoere aoaegcn aus oen
Staate einfinoen.
Scrr s;o1n 0}iinIter aus @retno
mar beute in Der Sta0t uno tbeiltc
unS nit, Dab oic 9etbeiliguna Ser
0eutiden 8ereine m0 Der 8elitid,en
Iener @egeno iiberbanpt am Sma6o
0elttiden Tag cine IeGr itarfe iei1
miro Gr enpiabl Dem sScItauS.
itlnB oafiir 3ll iorgcn 6ab Der
9}adt3ug Der Burlington gobn in
@retna mb1It, Inn Die 9}ailaaiere
Gort a63ulaileu mas picl oa5u 6ci-
trogcn miro, Die 9ctbciIigun9 3u
berItdrfen.