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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02
WANTED FOR RENT.

WANTED To RENT-On the west side 4
or Groom house, moderate price. Call
Bell 4196.
WANTED-S1x or 7-roOm house strictly
modern. in best residence district. Call
Bell phone 90; Home phone 2237.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Furs 20 make over; prices rea-
sOnable. 132 Paris st. Bell phone 1872.
LADIES let bob WHITE" make your
rugs look like new for one cent foot
White RenOvating Co. Z. O. Box 500. See
display in John Hale Hat Store
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-11

The following Is taken from the
current Issue OF Farm and Fireside:
Uncle Sam is now about to at
tempt an undertaking never before
tried scientifically in any part OF the
world. the establishment of a farm
tor the production OF mr-bearing
animals.
Private breeders have had consid-
cradle success with foxes. some even
rearing animals which nearly always
come true, whether blue. black or
silver.
"The Government will begin with
the mink and the marten. as they are
fairly prolific. and their skins are OF
considerable value. The farm is am
ong the mountains OF Idaho. where
streams are many. waterfalls abund-
ant and there is plenty OF room
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-11

letles or wheat. corn, oats, etc, In
order To determine which are best
suited FOR Cape G%irardeau conditions
tie mas also set aside 10 acres for a
FERTILIZER test with wheat 10 deter
nine " value OF PHOSPHORUS both
on the wheat and the succeeding
crop OF clover-as against land
which has not been similarly treated.
Just now the different forces be-
hind tho County Adviser are busy
perfecting the plans for a strong
farmers organization and this In
brief u the plan: The county has
been divided into meeting places or
school districts which number % I'm
all: these local districts are 10 or
ganizc under n simple set OF bylaws
and elect officers. The president OF
the local organization becomes a
member OF the central county organ
izatton and these men work directly
under Mr.. McWiliiams. Women as
well as lei are welcomed IN these
organizations aud the urn IL not
only To promote better farming met
hods hut good fellowship. soclabllity
and to actively support every thing
which stands for better aud more en-
ioyable rural conditlons-in other
words. To make farm life not merely
more profitable but more pleasant AZ
we'll.
From time TO time. Mr.. Mcwil-
liams for special lecturers
here and there by men connected
With the COLLEGE Of Agriculture At
Columbia. the State Bosrd OF Agri-
culture or the State Normal. which
IL located nj cane Girardeau and
thus adds a little spice to things
from tho outside. Nor are the young
farmer boys being neglected In any
way. Corn aud stock Judging con
tests are arranged for In the differ
ent parts OF the county and under
the tutorship OF the Adviser the boys
are taught the governing principles
In these matters. That II Is producing
results II evidenced by the fact that
our Cape Girardeau county farmer
boys won scholarships 10 the AgrlcuI
tural College short Course nj Colum-
bia. Getting our country boys and
girls really Interested IN the farm II
one OF the big problems Of the
time" said Mr.. McWilliams. and II
the County Farm Adviser. the County
Superintendent of Schools and the
country school teachers work toget-
her enthusiastically along these lines
we Will he able Ia accomplish great
things during the ext few years, In
short. I think the County Farm Ad-
wiser movement Is just In Its In
fancy. However. ] believe Its chief
success lies In organization. The
County Adviser cannot win unless
the farmers work with him and help
him carry out his ideas, II takes
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-11
IBathe without Ceasing

In the Health and Horsepower"
department OF the April American
Magazine Dr. Woods Hutchinson
gives "A lot OF good advice ON number
of subjects having to do with care OF
the health. Following Is a part OF
What he has TO say about bathing:
Our human skin II the most beau
toful self-cleaning fabric In the
wcrld.
THE masterpiece or natures pro-
cess of self-cleanlng II a delicate oily
substance which bubbles up with the
p%erspiration and IL deposited In a
thin layer over the surface of the skin
This serves to keep the skin supple
and protect II from cracking or dry
Ing. Unfortunately II serves to some
degree as a sort OF fly-paper to catch
dirt and dust, ana in order to get rid
of this greasy mixture we are apt TO
use strong soaps or other alkalies,
which work by their power of dissolv-
ing fat. Thus, while We get rid OF
the dirt. we rob the skin of It's
natural protective cream. FAR sup
erior 10 any variety OF artificial mes
sage cream or skin food ever invent
ed. no matter how artistically adver-
tised. The same denuding effects
may be produced by the use OF TOO
hot water. too vigorous s%crubhing
with mits. brushes or other skin tor
%turers, or by bathing In hard or mud
dy water.
THE daily bath should be taken
cool enough to avoid dissolving too
much OF this natural skin cream, as
we'll as to give a pleasant brace
aud sense OF exhilaration. Soap
should be used sparingly upon the
general surface OF the body for the
same reason. Indeed its application
should be largely limited to the
hands, face, feet. armpits, etc, II
the water is very hard. the addition
TO the bath OF a wlneglasslull OF com
mon vinegar will greatly relieve It's
irritating effect upon the skin. and
for those OF sensitive skins without
much fat layer under them. in cold,
raw. windy weather. and particularly
In the first snap OF severe weather In
winter, It Is we'll to omit the skin
has adjusted itself to the q wealth
er surroundings"
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-11
Ministers Alliance

At the meeting OF the ministers al
lance, Monday morning. II was de-
cided that the hour for the evening
service and also the weekly prayer
meeting at all the churches would be
s p. m, commencing next sunday.
April 10. The ministers also arrang-
ed for the union evening service on
the lawn of the First Presbyterian
church, which will begin the LIST sun
day in June.
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-11
IN TAXES

Jefferson City, Mo-. April 6.-The
state board OF equalization yester-
day completed its valuation of real
estate and personal property for taxes
for the year 1918.
The total increase upon these two
classes of property over the ASSESS
ment of last year is sl5.S35.4fi.
The total valuation OF real estate
and personal property for the year
1918. as fixed by the board, is ST.
j67. IOS,5t5. Last year the valua-
tion vas fixed at st.551.s73,074.
The assessment of st. Louis was
fixed at $56S.S74.O74. an increase OF
only s522,454 over the boards fig
ures of last year.
Money. notes and bonds we're re-
turned by the assessors as siOG,52t,-
905. aud we're permitted to stand at
this value by the board. This is a
decrease OF s~6,0ti,i32 since last
year, when this class of property was
assessed at s~tt2.533.237.
Town Lots Values Increased
Town lots were given a boost OF
Si0,gtt.9i0. The assessors return
cd town lots at $3.50. SO4.1SO. which
figures was not changed by the board.
last year this property was assessed
at s733.S92.24o.
The assessors returned farm lands
at si5S,972,026 which the state
board reduced to si5S.i7i.035. a re-
duction OF s4s7.9 The boards
farmland valuation Is s9.465,753
over the valuation on farm lands for
taxation fixed by II for last year.
The board fixed the valuation of
st. Louis county at s54.s39.13O. an
increase OF ~sl.92o.027.
Jackson county, which includes
Kansas City. was assessed at $751;
900 ,962. a IN increase OF s3,67t,322.
Banks and corporate companies
Jared well at the hands of the board.
The assessors returned them at st0a.-
09T.045 which figures we're dropped
Ito $~G7.S73.Ota. a decrease OF SAL
22i.O2G.
The heavy decrease In the amount
OF money. notes aud bonds returned
for the purposes OF taxation IL one OF
the SURPRISES In this years assess.
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-11
This {!

We ursr ore Hundred Dollars Reward for any
cahr - va ~, that canuot b. cured by Halls
Y. J, CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo, o.
We, the anje,slgaed. hare known. FL
F-hru.. for the last 10 wears, aud believe him
.~erfectly honorable In all business transactions
ind financially able 20 carry out any obligations
" NAT, BANK or coMMERcE,
Toledo, ohte.
Halls catarri, Cure Is taken Internally, acting
directly upon the blood and lnucaus surfaces e
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 70
cents per bottle. Mold by all nruegists.
Take Hairs Family Pulls Tor constipation.
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-11

The newly organized commercial
club at Nelson, will undertake first
OF all to build good roads into that
little city and their initial work VIII
be to raise funds for that purpose.
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-11

Sir Thomas Upton says liquor
drinking is running the nations. And
tea Ia so cheap tool
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
9lf.Sar.sen gsoritelfnud.

9ie lf-Sar-9en.giitter baben ie4
6enfaas nit Der sluffiibrintg bon
pSur 9lrobian 9igbts" einen grobem
8urf getbnn. gs lit, tpie fdon Der
Same beiagt, ein orientalil6 nlbiti.
ider Stoff, Der ME Ieine In5ieblntgs.
fraft berliert. Serr Signlino 2anOS-
ferg bat bic Wfuiif fontpotirt, nno
man muB fagen, oaB er ben Stoff
bur9orlmgen bat urto Die Werto.
nung aGgeneiilen 9eifnG forto. 9ie
Sr6eltrirung bdtte nien1aro ntei-
batter Suiton6e gebraht als &err
Sbeo6or 9fltoolpb Steele, oeiian ga.
lent lu6 grTabring ieoer &ufgdbe
getpa6ien iirtb. 9ie 9ioaen tpnren
aGe gldn5enb beIebt. Die 8allpt-
role iSt ipieoer 9oli8eihef Dnnne
sugcfaaen lino er ipielt iie nit liz
perfenn6areln 9aleitt. Charles
Garbner ipieIt Sinbao tbe Gailor
un6 nit Dem Chef stifarnrnen tpiro
eine altsge5eihnete Wirfnng berbors
gebra6t. 9lae ifbrieen 9ioIIett iino
gIeid gut einituoirt. 1teber 1400
01itglieoer ipo6nten ser eriten @or.
iteIllmg BEL. 9ie Iebrasfa @e6af-
teure Waren Gbrengalte. Die 8or.
iteIllrng fan6 aI1gemeirett geifaG,
mas untiome6r anerfenninig per4
bient, als es bo6 ein aiernli6 fritz
iGes Btblifum mar, bor benz bic
S9auipieler ipielten. Weam lit ia
itets germ geiteigt, BET elmer iolden
gorItelLung Die Miibe ltno Singe-
bl,ng Ser 9ariteller at tire Stolen
Dor slGem st ifdtert. ltno ole
iebten ibr beites &onnett 6arart.
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h. MttfalR's
tttter polten!
5riiberer Cmabaer bonn TrGiScnien
5ilm 0onDernenr Der gana'
mafanaljone ernannt.

8aI6ington, .. g., 3. SSlmi. -
Hi6nro 6. Wletcalfe, frii6er glcoaf.
tein ocs Omaha @orIo.Seralo, iebi.
ger SiiIfSreonfteur all 9rpan's
Gomnoner" nnb @oupcrneursfan.
oioat bon 2ebrasfn i'm Sabre 1912,
lit beute bonn gsrdIioenten @iIion
tllm GipiIgoupernenr Ger Banana.
sannl5one ernannt moroen. 9as 9lmt
1T redt eintr1glid), oenn eS bringt
elm SSabreggebaIt bon $4,000, ireie
8obnlm9 uno freie 9icueri6oit nit
iiG. Serr Yletcalfe befinoet ii6 ieit
mebreren 3agen in 8aibington im6
nur6e bort unter Die Sitti6e ocS
Gtnatsiefretdrs 9rpan genonunen,
neIder 6eiien Grnennung aud Our6.
qeiebt bat. 9ieielbe be0arf aQer.
Sin9s Ser 9citdtiglmg Ses Sennts,
mo man glau6t, oaB Senntor
Sit6cof 6erIeIben characterization in
Scn 8ea Ieaen miro; nit pel6eul
@rfoIg bleibt a65uipnrten.
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Snlurlenran6.
SOnpiten iiberiallen eineH glep
s)urfer Snluelicr uno MAIDEN
rcifc gente.

gieip gorf, 3. Suni.-gicr Be.
rniinete 9iGu6cr famen in oen gu.
pelierIooen bon Wfanoel @reen6aus
aiIf Der inlteren Gitieite. 8ucrit
frat MIR elmer Der Sterile berein imo
berInngtc, cine billige 5ai6enubr 3l
ieben ole I'M Seniter log. Der
SlhueIier nabm Die ltbr sur Sano,
ino ionic er iid) pieoer mad,
oem Snoentiid ipohote. bIidte cr III
Ole Wliinolmg eiues gepoIners. lln6
gbe er ipre6en fonute, fomen bic
orci 9lnoeren bereiu, imo CT nuroe
nit ben aolben i6rer Repoloer be.
ipuBtIos gei6lngen. 81brenS er ouf
Dem 9ooen lag, pIiinherten oie Sdu.
FER Die 5ipei Spinbeu aus im0 cr.
bellteten etipn $1,000 oil @oeIiieinen.
glISoann ibloiien iie i'm in ben
2aOcn Elm uu0 entiernten iid. 9lls
@recnbnts ipiGber 3u iid) gefonmen
iuar, 6rah er oas @losgetGfel ser
9biir ourd, fro6 binaus INTO CAB
einen 9(larm.
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@esen oreifuden glOrScs
@ierjebnidbriger Snnse erbaIt Ie.
benSldnglide 3udItbansitrafe.

@enepa, ST., 8. Siui.-Seruan
Scoops, ein Sunac bon IA sSa6ren,
pelder 5rau Darn Sleep ino oeren
5tuei ainber ermorOete, ipuroe beite
rem bieiigen 3iitriftsrifter 81 Ie.
tensl1ngliher 3ufJtbausitrafe Der.
urtbeiIt. Der Dlor0er geItono, oaB
&c nit Dem Nlome Der ernoroeten
Sran in Streit 9eratben tpor. Nus
Rodc bnbe er m16rcito 5rou Sleep
I'M SdIafe lag, oieielbe eridoiien
lmo oeren beioe Sinoer NIT elmer
g(rt eridlogen. @GbrenO 36r1nen
Dem MGrber BEL fciner lleberfiibring
5lm 3u6tbaiie iiber Die @oneen
licfen, rief er, iiber Oas feline 8et.
Ter entBiidt, aus: o9ld, ipie iIt es
Ond berrli9 Oraliben; iebt ipie
ib0n bic Sonne leuhtet, i9 nto6te
iebt germ fiidet ge6en."
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Sins Olebrnsfa Gifn.

Sn Ser ltmgegeno bon 9tebrasfc
Gitp treten 2ocuits in groBen Iien.
gen auf. Sm Sbltgarten bon Ser
glqen lit Scr @rlmb NIT ben S9aleu
ser i6Goli6en Snieften beoedt.
9lobert @ilfinioA BON Dunbar
ruroe bon einem glutontobil iiber-
icbren' imo idlinm perlebt. 9er
SSiibrer oes 9lutonobil, 8is. 6ron-
els, bebouptet Dob 8ilfinion uta9t.
fam in Der Mitte Der StraBe Inn.
bergetaumeIt iei.
slm Snmitag fanb 6ie geiiebrna
ton 8rau 9tifolas Sdnea itatt. Die
Sralerfeier leitete 6odltp. Sater
geiinger in Der ct. MarD's fat5oli-
iden Stride.
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SdabcncinIdGbnns in Council
WluffS.

S6eriff 2in0ieb un6 bier Gin.
i'd dber baben i'm gluitrage bon Sou.
cerneur @larf bon Soma ben 6ur6
cen Wtob an 9onneritag glben6 on.
geridteten Shaben angei6out, Inn
feit5niteGen, pie bod ii6 Die gln.
bride eines ieoen eei6d0igten @e.
ifdftsmnnnes belaufen. Die orei
ScfaIe, bic Dem @rie6en cSo6n Dir
bills geboren fonnten nidt itIpi.
3iert iperoen, 6a Der @igetttbiimer
nfelDeieno mar, ioIlen ober ntebr be.
IddOigt iein, aIs 0ie on0eren 2ofa.
Ic. 9os @ini61blmgsfon,ite beItp6t
ans 9fapor S6omas MaIonep, Gouit,
tb,gluoiteur s. 9. Sannon, Sefre.
t1r 8. g. Sotpne bonn Commercial
Glub uto George 9fei0er. Der boQe
geriht miro Dem @ouberneur elm.
aereidt tperoen, im6 0ieier ipieoerum
miro an Die 9un6esregierung be.
r!dten.
Die @rnn6 eSlirb lit in eifriger
1bdtigfeit uno miro bnI6 einen 8e-
rtdt borlegen. Se98 o6er iie6en
ongeblihe g[ufriibrer iperoen unter
$1,000 9iireihaft fir ben gnti6eio
Der @rano Surp feitgebalten.
gfontag tpuroe Der 8ei1enIteIler
SSobn S. 8oipen berhaftet. 9ieier
ioa Der glniiibrer oes g(nfrubres
geiueien iein. 8oipen iunr0e 6nrd)
Gle SiIfs1S6eriffs Sruntbaa un6
2eud ais Der glnfii6rer ioentifi3irt.
Ger Mann ioG idon frii6er Bel Dem
9pndberiu6 zines 9aegers BEL gaI.
len SSunction cine fiibrenoe RoIle
qeipielt baben. 9open betbeuert
feline ltni6ulo.
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Or. 6rieSmann nirS leimfehren.

gleW gorf, 3. SUM. i.-gtotSem
Or. 5rieorid 6ranj 5rieomann in
gtfolgung Der 8eroroning Der ga.
uitdts geboroe iein bieiiges Synititut
geihIoiien bate, fiiuoigte er &C.
itcrn an, oaB cr 10 bolo pie mog.
Iid uob Berlin 8lriidfebren per0e.
Sd tperoe meme Sbdtigfeit bier
in tltr3er 3eit beenoen," iagte er,
abmn iperOe id nad Berlin 3uriid-
t.bren, no i6 piele sSGIle babe.
Sir meine glufmerfinmfeit berlongen.
Cd bin bon Dem @efiibl 6ur6orm.
GEN, oaB meme 9rren bier BON gr.
irlg begleitet tuaren. gSe5baIb ioQ.
tc ih oIio nod ldnger in amcrifa
peytueilelt?"
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3ither.G

SSn Dem i60nen oeutlden Stdbt.
den 9obenport, 95n, beeonn beitta
Die Sagung beS 8peiten amerifani'
iben 3itberfongreiies, an meldenl
iitb 3itberipieIer aus alien EbeiIelt
reg 2onoes betbeiIigett iperoen. Dds
5eIt oouert Bis etnihIieBlid Wlitt-
poh. Gin dllBerit rei6baltigeS mO
Invertebrates &rogramm lit ourd bos
aomite oes 9oocnport 3itberclu6s
oorbereitet iuproen. 8aS 9omite
beitebt ans beu Serren @m. &ellter,
2rotpig gera Sugo 9fan8on, Mar.
tin SiIberitein 2olis Sders6niien,
9f. s.. Sabrncr, B. g. @aaner,
Ssobn Sdambera m6 Sorrp Gait
Ger. Die beiten 3itGeripieler bes
2anoes perocn lire beiten 2eiitun.
gen 81 @ebor bringen, uno 70 miro
ben Theilnc1nern ein GROCER fiiitit-
lerilder @enub ii6er Iein.
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1Mfn(1fntreGfr
bingsri9tst!
@ier,is aannibalen nnf gefcbl Der
britiiden Gesiernns aui'
gefnipit.

eonoon, 3. Siui.-gicrjig glit-
nIieoer eiuer sebeimen y9eopnrO".
@cielIdoft Der Gingeborencn bon
Gierra 2eone, elmer aoIonie an Der
Meitfiiitc BON glirifa, ipuroen 6cS
aonniboIismls (Wleni6enfrcIierci)
imh 6es Gpfcrus bon 01cni6en
iberfiibrt ino eebdngt. Die britt.
idjc 9iegierling bate 100 @iusc6o.
rene berbaften loiien. 8ierjig nur.
cen eebdnet rm0 nieIe alisgenieien.
Die .9eoparo" .@eiellidnft bat IN.
Ter Dem Gtomm Der Wenoi ieit Ian.
gem eriitirt imb Der 9feeierimg biel
arrbeI eenoht. glae Gingeborenen,
Die iid nidt oen Hegeln Der @eieu.
fdoft anpniien, iperoen getootet ober
5u Sflnben genlaft.
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gse6rasfa glebaftenre in cma6a.

Die Sfonbeiltiort Der Reoofteure
bon 9te6rasfa bat Montag ibren
slnfang genontmen. Sie lit beIier
beiudt, aIs irgeno cine friibere. Die
rleiiten SclOen Der sSeoer baben ibre
beiieren SdIften mitgebraft. Dos
Sanptquartier befinoet ii9 i'm 9iome
Sotel.
Napor 0ablman bieB Oie 9ie.
6afteure namenS Ser Staot min.
fommen nGbreno 6. 6. 9folemater
einige bofIi9e 8orte aIs gertreter
bes Commercial Club iogte. Der
Gr6iibent 0eS 8er6anoes be6onfte
ii9 unO trug Damn Die Sabresan.
iprade Dor. @s gebe feline Stoot
I'M Staate, iagte Der gfeoner, ro6
Der Die Ie0afteure Iieber fGmen,
ols Omaha, uno feline, peGde ibren
9eit6ern 10 bielieitige llnterbnltung
fiete.
q. SiIe bon Ser gtorfof Stems
ipra9 ii6er Die grtperbung bon Sc.
fern utlo beren @rbaltltng. or
meinte, Die Srauen iollten beim Sc.
icitoff elmer 3eitltng gang beionoers
beriidli9tigt peroen, oenn Die
Srauen beitintntten getpobnlif, mel.
DIE 3eitrtng in's Saus fonmen ioQe.
0iittags ipuroe oen 9ie0dfteuren
imo beren @attinnen bon Den Snta-
ha &auflerten int 9iome SoteL elm
21n6eon gegeben.
gl. 8adbaus bonn Eierce 2eaoer
Ipro6 iiber oas feiIeln0e Sbema
o8ie Srei6eit Ser 8reiie". Seiner
9lnii6t na9 iino bic lanbliden 9fes
Softeure an BEN idarfen MaBnab'
men Ser goitberipaltrng idulo, in
Dem iie glrtifel bringen, Die MIR bon
sln3eigenipertb ieien. Gaber lei Die
goitberor6nung iebr ange6radt, nad
Ser iebe g(n8eige als iolde be5eidnet
merben muB, iobaB bas Gublifnn
nid]t ire gefiibrt tperoe.
9ie 9omen ipeIde fir Srauen.
redte fGnpfen, batten iid 6ieie Git.
ber1t giinitige @elegenbeit nidt ent.
geben Iaiien, NIT oen gerbreitern
Ger offentIiden Waeinung 1T m0g-
Li6It nabe 8erii6ritng 5u fommen.
0ie 6rei 8erbGnoe 9oben in Ser So.
tello6bep ibr Saltptquartier etablirt.
Sic batten Die 2obbp reid NIT glu-
men beforirt, Inn einen noglthit
gltten @inbruf 5lt geben. gm Wfitt-
nod Dtittng peroen Suffragetten
ben 9omen 6es BreBber6an6es elm
oundeon i'm Commercial Club ge-|
BEN.
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9aeSaftsur gaeIiun frcisciprudJcn.

Sefferion GitD, DO, 3. SSuni.-
Gas StaatsobergeriGt bat einItim.
mig entfdieoen, onB @iGiam q.
MeIion, Gieentbiilner uno GbefrcSaf.
teim Der naanins Gitp Star", iidJ
feine MiBadtllng oes @eridts 81
i6ul0en fommen lieB. 0btpobl 6as
Gbergeriht IN Dem 6ur6 ylelion
publi8irten grtifel cine MiBahtlmg
erblift, iprod ,es oen glngefIa9tell
oentof frei, neil &reisri6ter @u.
ttrie ons 1trtheil ipraf, obne 3eu.
gen 5n Derboren. gluBeroem bate
0fdter @utbrie ieinen geflno i6on
ON abeno Dor Ser 8erbanolung ME.
cergeidrieben. iornit bate er Elm
funOamentaIes 8erfaiiungsre6t Der.
Lett, iitben er 0em gtngeflagten fei.
men geieslib borgei9riebener Hro.
5eb geip1hrte.
Die anflnge 5og iid Colonel gaef.
ion 6irh eineK 9(rtifel 3t, in mel
dem er fngtc, &6ter Guthrie mel.
gere iif. cine S6eiolmgsflage ME
Ser5ufdlogen Die auBer @eridt bel.
aelegt tporOen mar, bebor rliht oie
enlDaItsaebiibren be3ablt tporoen
3fino.
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Die yydnScrfenIdlrcdeit.

Moibington 3. SSlni. - Gem
Ianbipirtbifaftliden 9epartement
fino in oieiem Sabre idon 8pei
@euIdreder1idp1rme aus 9tetp D1e.
rico ilno ssbabo gerleIoet tporoen,
rihts @mtIi6es berlautet bier o6er
iiber Sos angebIi6e gtuftreten Der
@faolinge IN Der @egeno BON
Chico, Cal, obgreit 6ie gunoesre'
gicrung bort cine Decentralization
hon so glfern belibt. gtad Scr
Mittbeilitng oes 9rofeiiors s. M.
geebiter rperoen in ieoem Sabre 10
his 25 iolde S6ipdrme in ben Ser.
Gtaaten beobn6tet. 8iele babon
iterben oug, ebe iie ii9 tpeiter Der.
breitet baben anOere ober ridten
bctrdhtIihen S6aoen on, beiIen III.
gefdbre abiddsung a6er rliemals
t,l0eIidj geueien lit.
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Galitornia's
ganSge(tt!
Snpnn iuirb feline slntiuort am Jses
tag an bic Ser. StaateH
ienben.

@ai6inaton, .. g., 3. Simf.-l
9ie oiplon1atiidet 8erbnnoIimaen
init Sapan iuegen beg California
Sonogcieses iino bei peitem nod
nitt beenOet. StaatsIcfretdr grpoit
iebte oen Brdiioent In aenntnis, oab
Sapan'S 9lnttportsnote am sreitag
ccer Saniitag su eriparten iei. gsie
8rpait aitoertete, miro Sapnt ipiins
iden 0aB oas 2anoeeieb ipenigItens
nidt altf Sapaner, Die iett 2ano
beiisen ooer gepadtet bnber, aiisge.
oebnt iper6c. Der gertrag nit ga.
pan l6uft ont 81. sSlni u6.
Ser idponiide @elailote, Boron
GEiuoo, duBerte iid 8rban gceeri.
ii6er iebr giinitig betreffS ociieH
Srieoenspl1ne.
gsad 9rpan'8 aslan foIIat ale
iitternationalen glnipriihe elmer ge.
meiniamen internationaler &onuiii.
iicn our SdIiftling iirterbreitet
weroen. SSeoe Seite tpiir6e iid Der.
hflidten, ni6t Dor abIalif bon neint
@tonoten 5t oen @affen 5u greifen.
Seine Ser elf gaationen, oie benz
Glone sugeitinimt baben, baben fidJ
tetreffs Der git5eIbeiten gebulben.
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Gonias gSei,en ber6urrt.

glbiIene, San, 3. S5uni.-gei Ell
ner Semperatur, Die iiber 100 @raS
betrug, bat Die gfe9ion oes @ei.
5engiirtels i6ren 6ritten ungeipobn.
lid beiBen Gag oieier Saiion &C.
bobt. Der Dem 8ei5en bereits 5ii-
gcfiigte Sdaoen iteigt bierour6 nod
gGber; Der game Staat bat oorunter
5tt Ieioen. Die groBten gerluIte
irer6rn aug Dem iiiolihen imo melt.
Iiden 9beil beg Gtaates gemelOet.
Ginige Counties berihten, ooB Die
tcr brei @o6en ge9egten gtuiidten
mtf cine CUTE grnte I'M mebr oIs
oie Salfte uerringert limo. Inter
Den 5armern berridt groBe 9eiorg.
nis.
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Sabnnusliif.
3wan5is Ftrionen iueroen bei ei-
mem 3nsjmiamnenituf
Idwer Derlekt.

2oiprcnce, Maii., 3. Sltni.-ein
nod Bolton fabrenOer gerionen5ug
flibr Bel Siio-2aprence in einen
6radt5ug binein. 3poujig 9aiia.
6iere ipuroen iduer berIebt. glmbu.
ian5en imn 2oI6apparate ipuroen
na9 Dem Orte Der antaitrop6e emf.
innot. Die Cars gerietben iofort
in grano im6 man fiirdtet, oab iiG
nc3 2ellte in oen Gars befinoen.
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9Sifens aeehrt.

CHARLES s. Sifens, Ser suriif.
getretene Iansiabrise 8rdiioent Der
af.Sor-gen, mar @brengait bel Der
podertliden Sibung I'M Omaha
Club. Der groBe rultoe Siid mar
Serrn Gifens 5it Gbret pra4tboIl
nit 8Iumen geidntiidt. Gum 9ln-
tenfcn tpurOe beut S6eioenoen cine
pertbboGe soIoene 116r nebit 9ette
iiberreidt. Serr gidens iagte in
ieiner @ntgegnung, er babe es als
ein groBes Brepileaiiim angeieben,
Ser groBten Organization ieiner 9lrt
onqebort gu bnben uno itets 5ltpl
Better uno gum SortIdritt oer Staot
getpirtt 5u baben.