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The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-05-29
NOVELS WITHOUT BINDINGS.
Six Famous Stories to Which Death
Wrets the Word "Finis."

six Famous Stories TO Which Death
Wrets the Word "Finis.'
There are about six famous nov
els in the English language which
have only a beginning. Like the
grandfather's clock, "they stop
short never to- 60 again." because
the author, when he had got SO far,
laid down his pen and died before
he could take it up again.
The most famous of these is, of
course, "The Mystery of Edwin
Brood" which some critics think
would have been Dickens master
piece had he lived to finish it. But
there it stands, unfinished, and the
brain that conceived it carried to
the grave the solution of the mys-
terry, and a mystery it remains to
this day, in spite of countless efforts
to solve it.
Robert Louis Stevenson also left
an unfinished novel upon which he
was engaged when death ended his
labors. The novel was entitled "St.
Ives" but happily there was more
to 60 upon than in the case of cd
win Brood" and it is generally ad-
mitted that Sir CUTLER Couch made
one of the best attempts on record
to finish another mans novel. He
proved quite the ideal man for the
job. ..
While everybody knows that
Dickens left novel unfinished, few
know that his great rival, Thack-
cray, did the same thing. The nov
elist had just started the Cornhill
Magazine, of which the most promi-
nent feature was a novel from the
editors pen entitled ''Denis Duval,"
which he was writing month by
month as the installment fell due.
Suddenly he died, and the serial
was but half finished. Happily, how
ever, the careful Thackeray had left
full notes for the development of
the story, which was finished by
Frederick Greenwood.
Who has not read pride and
Prejudice" and "Sense and Sensi-
bility," the productions of quiet,
consumptive little woman named
Jane Austen? The white scourge
carried her off when she was in the
midst of another masterpiece, en-
titled ''The Watsons," which was
found in her desk after her death.
What the world lost when Char
lotte Bronte died, after a brief year
of married life, who can say? 1t
certainly missed a namclcss novel
which the gifted author Of "Jane
Eyre" had started. But so little
had she done of it that none of her
successors in fiction h:s had the to-
merity to attempt eveneto finish it,
and it is likely ever to remain an in
teresting fragment.
In this respect it may be compar-
ed to another unfinished work. Ed
gar Allan Poe's weird story, ''Thc
Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym."
Who could finish that story? 1t is
doubtful whether Poe himself could.
for he lived eleven years after it
was first published in its frag-
mentary condition. Philadelphia
Ledger.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-05-29
Jessie Bryant Dead

Jessie, daughter of James BRYANT,
aged q years, died at the home of her
parents on Jones Hill, Monday at noon,
death being due to an absess. She was
sick for three week. Interment was
made Tuesday in the Morris grave
yard.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-05-29
Luck In Ciscuise,

Don't tell me after this" said
Mrs, Mcdford as she put her paper
aside, chat there's nothing in luck"
"Who's been having luck now
her husband asked.
''The Caldwells. Burglars broke
into their house last night"
ooh! | thought from the way
you spoke somebody had been hay
ing a streak Of good luck"
at was good luck. 1t gave Mrs.
Caldwell a chance TO tell the re-
porter that moro than $500 worth
of silver was taken. They never
had $50 worth of silver in their
lives. Chicago Record-lIerald.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-05-29
Whipple Dividend

Contributors TO the fund TO send
Bobbie Whipple TO Knoxville for treat
ment, can receive dividend if they
will call upon G. f. Smith. The moth
er of the boy refused TO permit the
spending of the money on him after
he had been taken to Knoxville, so
there Is about two-thirds of the funds
uneXpended. The same will be re-
tIrned to the proper parties.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-05-29
Men Are Not Vain.

They were talking of the vanity
of women and one of the few ladies
present undertook defense. "Of
course" she said, 81 admit that wo-
men are vain and mon are not
Why" she. added. with glance
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-05-29

around, "the necktie of the hand
soonest man in the room is even now
up the back Of his collar" And
then she smiled, for every man
present >had put his hand up be-
hind his neck.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-05-29
Order Of Publication
JERRY LAFoLLETTE AND WIFE
WIN. GREGG EFT AIS.

WIN. GREGG EFT AIS.
In the County Court, Cooke County,
Tenn.
In this cause, it appearing by affi-
davit, that Franklin Gregg, Andrew
Gregg and Alexander Gregg, defend
ants, are non-residents of the State,
and that the names and residences Of
the heirs, devisees and representa-
tives of Joseph Gregg, deceased, and
who are defendants to the bill. are I'M
Known and cannot be ascertained on
diligent inquiry, they are, therefore,
hereby required TO appear on or be-
fore the first Monday in June next, be-
fore the Clerk of said Court, at his
office In Newport, and make defence
to the bill filed against them by Jerry
LaFollette and Wife, or otherwise the
bill will be taken for confessed.
1t Is further ordered that this notice
be published for tour consecutive
weeks in The Newport Plain Talk.
This Sd day of May, 1918.
JOHN HOLT, Clerk
w. J. and w. ID. McSween, Attys.
Solr. for Complls.
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A Good Combination.

Pigs and peanuts make n good com
bination. Get the Spanish peanut and
any breed Of l,igs you like. plant and
cultivate the peanuts until they are
ripe, then turn In the pigs. This makes
the hest automatic pork maxim. ma
chine yet discovered kansas Farmer.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1913-05-29
Her Recitation.

"Put some spirit into it, child, "
shouted the father, who is an actor.
make some gestures. What is she
reciting, anyhow" he demanded of
his wife. .".. ..
"Shc won't need any gestures
with this" rctorted the latter. 'She
Is recting the multiplication table
New York American.
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"Cenerally debllitatcd for years.
Had sick headache, lacked ambition,
was worn out and all run down. Bur
dock Blood Bitters made me well
Mrs. Chas. Freitoy, Moosup
Conn.-Adv.
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Church Rushed to Completion.

A time record in church building
was established recently at Banks
town, New South Wales, Australia,
when the edifice was built in ten
hours.
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Southern Railway
Premier Carrier of the South

Tickets will be sold May "a % 26 81 2s trains scheduled
final limit
1913 By deposng tickets Chattanooga and fee of soc tickets
information
Southern Railway
&. NJ. ELLIS Div. Pass. Agt.
.# Knoxville, Tenn.
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After a Bad Dinner,

After Bad Dinner.
Tommy-"Papa. what is it that the
Bible says is here today and gone to-
morrow Papa-"Probably the cook,
my son."
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Reta!latinq on the Baby.

nCNtIIdIIIfJ vi eITC 1NIys
Johnny, did you make the baby
cry?" yes, I did asked him sumfin,
an he wouldn't say Yes, SIR so l
gave him lesson in politeness, just
like you give me. slapped him.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17
Spbe @bren fir 3eppelin.

Irie6rih 3 + rf Ell, 12. Sllli.
sfit tpobrboft fonigli6en Gbren tit
@rof Zeppelin 3u leinem Is. @e=
burtstag gefeiert lporoen, nadoem
ibm sic Gorfeier idon berporrogenoe
@uloiguugen gebradt batte. 8obl
nod ME iiuo BEL einem abnliden sln=
laB @liicfrpiinid1e gefronter @allpter
in lol6er 3abl uno FOLDER Ser51ih=
felt einem Mfanne 5ugegangen Der
nidt ielbIt 3l1 6en1 &reiie Ser Serr<
i6er gebort. Mueroings bat @raf
Zeppelin aus eigener &raft oie 9err=
id3oft iiber sic Suit errungen. &aiier
8ilbelm bot Sem ssubilar III eille1n
Ielegran1n1 sic tpiirmiten @litdtplln=
lde qlsgeiproden uno oem Stol5
s(us6rud gegeben, nit melhem 8ailer
l,no @eid ouf ben fiibnen Beberr=
id)er 6es 9uftmeers bliden. gin abn~
li6es Selegranrm lit bonn Erin5regen>
ten 2u6tuig BON 8apern eingegange1t
un6 ebenlo Gelegranme Ser a11oere11
Bun6esfiir1ten. 8eionoers ber5l1@
qebolten lit sic 0epeide 6es &ontgs
bon 8iirttemberg.
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@treitfra,ualle in Mfnblbanieu.

MublbanIen Sbllrlrger, IL. Snlt.
@rn1te gtreiffrotpane baben bier
ltattgefunoen. Ser 5treif entitano IN
Sen bieiigen ggerfen Ser 8erliner
sSirma 8erger. Dieie 6irma tpeigerte
ii6, 6en ortsiibliden 2obn, gu 5ablen,
ser in Mublbauien so Efennige pro
5tun6e betrdgt, mabreno in Berlin
fir 6ieielbe Mrbeit MIR As &fennige
bro gtun6e ge5ablt tperoen. @trei=
fenoe glrbeiter gerietben in einen
@onrpf NIT polniiden Streifbre6ern.
Wlilitar tpnroe idlieBlt6 ol1fgeboten
uno ging gegen Sic s1nfrnbrer Dor.
glm g3orobabnbof fam es 5n einem
beftigen 3uianmenitoB. @tn Mrbeiter
tpur6e getootet; mebrete anoere tonr-
Sen perlebt. 3ab1rei4e gerbaftunge1t
tpur6en borgenomn1e1t.
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eSmterbentipm Ser Mmerifaner~
@ a ( + / II q t 0 II, Is. S

9ie el1ropdii@en @robntadte boz
ben oe1n @l1nide Nnsorud gegebert,
oab oie Ser. Staaten lt6 benilben
loaten, i11 Mertfo tpieoer georcnete
Sui ftdn6e ber5uitellen. @ielfa6 metnt
man in europa, oaB sic 4nerfen-
nung 6es @uerta=&egi1nes lettens Der
Ser. @taten erbebltd 6a5u bettra,
qen mir6e. @ie es beibt, bat etne
ausmGrtige Madt 6as 'Staatsoepar-
tement oireft oufgeforoert> ser in
Merifo berri@en6en Mnar6te etn
@n6e gu bereiten. staatsiefretar
@rpon lebnte es run6meg ab, uber
6ieie Mngelegenbett iidb 5u auBern.
@s miro ferner angeoeutet, oaB ote
europdti6en @a6te, menn Die Ner.
@taaten 6ieier 9lufgabe ni6t gere@t
meroen, ielber sic Sinittatipe ergret'
fen un6 in Merifo etridreite1 tper'
6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17
Weire @rppe.

Serr 9lno. &eBler, 9ebrer un6 Or
ganiit nnlerer @en1ein6e, NOR eines
Cages pergangener @o6e in 6ree-
port mo- er ieine S6tpelter, sic an
Ger oortigen gdule als oehrerin an=
gcItcllte S6lpeiter @eato, 3. g. g,
be',,hte un6 5ugleid Sen 6ortigen
Sberlebrer lu1o Sreuno @ottb. Sat-
rem begriiBte. - @ie friiber in Mel-
role lotpir6 jebt in ct. Glon6 t1n frii=
beren 8ooega Sonb feline olten Meire
@rope 6reunoe ber5ltd begriiBen.
sprins Sill.
ssdbreno zines @etpitteriturnes
am 4. Sl1li tpur6e Elm GROCER neuer
5taQ, Sen @onrao &teieri@ inn Eotpn
Spring SIN auf ietnem @eboft botte
errihten lailen uno ser eben fertig=
geitelt tpor0en tpar, 11mgetpebt un6
poaitdn6ig 3erltort; es famen 6abei
5tpei &iibe INNS 9eben. Ser Stall oes
nabe @lroia tpobnenoen 8et. 8iri6=
bo6 tpltroe our6 einen 8ltbftrabl in
'8rano geiebt uno pollitdn6tg einge=
ai6ert. = Ser groBe Sta4 oes int
3otpn 5pring SIN tpobnen6en 6ar-
mer SSobn &ennen tpur6e bonn Tun6a,
ment geboben un0 umgetpebt. @eter
Combs Stau tpur6e pollitdn6tg 6e=
moltert; 5ur 8eit befan6en ii6 5an6
un6 fem 4nedt int Stalle beim @nb-
meIfen; beioe bltebet 1nberlett. =
Die Sdeune oes Sobn Storing tpur6e
bonn 6un6ament geboben. = @ent
in ct. @lou0, pergeBt nt9t beim SonD
i'm friiberen 8ooega bor3uipreden.
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grgnmente beenoet.
81 ii maufee 12. eSult.

Die 8erban6lungen in oem Bro'
5elie Ser @11rper Hubliibing @ompanp
gegen @r5bii@of @ebaitian g. MeB'
mer uno sic 8ii60fe Ser @r5oio5eie,
in oenen es iid oarum ban6elt, oh oer
gr3bii6of unter Seftion 1895 ei11em
8erb0r Dor einem @eridtsfommtilar
untertporfen tper6en ioQ, puroen am
5anltag Dor @reisri@ter &aliep 5um
Mbi6luB eebra@t, ieoo& miro Die
gnti6ei6ung nt@t Dor Mfitte Sep.
tember ooer pielleidt nod ipater fal'
len. 9i@ter @oliep erfldrte oen Mn'
ualten Ser gertbei6igung, 6aB er it,
mem big gum 1. September 3eit gebe,
lire i9riftlt6en @rgumerte eir5uret.
den, nn6 sic fldgertiden Mntpalte
baben bis 5,1f1 10. September 8eit,
lire 9lnttporten oarauf ein5nrei@en
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Merifaner feinSielig.
DC ericp. 12. essuli

WC \ ", Il. OAAt.
Ser amertfaniihe @otidafter in
N1erifo, $. 8. @tllon> legte am
@ant1tag BEL Set merifantlhen Hegte=
rl1ng forn1eu Germabrlng gege1t alle
ettpaigen tpeiteren amerifanerfet11l1>
6en &nnogebungen eir, >pie tie tn Den
lebten SagA1 in ser Ereile ser 9aupt=
lta6t, tpie au@ bon ieiten ser 8epolfe=
rrng iib ge5eigt batten. @s lit nidt
alsgeidloiien, 6ab iid Sic an1ertta11t>
1he @egierung nod 6ireft nit oieler
Mngelegenbeit beiddftigen miro. SIM
9a1fe 0es Soges erbtelt Ser 8oti6af-
ter eine onnopme 3uidrift, in Der
qeorobt tpuroe, oas 8oti6aftsgebal1oe
in sic 2l1ft 5u iprengen; oas S@rtft'
1tiid tpl1rbe 5ur @eranlaiinng oes
Weiteren Sen merifaniiaen gebor>
Sen iibergeben.
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iSlmtbsefabr in 6bio.
3anspillel O. IA. sSllli.


Die 8etpobner BON 3anespil1e .,
be fiirbteten an Mtol1tag cine 8ieOer=
bollmg oes @obtpaiiers pom letten
Mdr5, als Ser felt Sonntagabeno
um1nterbro9en nieoergeben0e &egen
li1 in einen @olfenbr1h nmluanoel=
te. Ser 9fieoerldlag betrug 6.45
3ou, folrm eil,en 3ou tpeniger als oie
&egengiiiie, tpelde I'M Near5 oas
@ohtpalier i'm @efolge batten. Mebr
als 5tpal15ig 8riiden tpuroen fortge-
ldtpeam1t; ser ser 9at10lpirtbidoft
5ugefiigte &erlr1t lit beoeuteno, 1l1o
ouBeroem tpur6e Sadldaoen IN Sobe
BON nngefdbr 100000 angeridtet.
Ser Musfingl1m<6lub itieg I'M 14.6
3on irlnerbalb adt @tunoen, oo6 am
Montogabeno fiel er tpie6er rno itebt
iebt flint SUB unter Ser Sodtpaller=
@ren5e. Sal1ienoe BON Mcres I'M geie=
oerlano iteben u1ter @aiier SSn
3anespille muroen fiinf5ig &allier
n1e5rere SUB boh inter @aiier ge=
iest, iooab Sic 8etpobner Sic Mobel
in sic oberen Stodtperfe bringen
lnltbten.
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Stmrnt in esstalien.
9f 0 m, II. Suli.

Salt in gan5 Stalien lpiitbete aln
1Sreitag Elm iiberalts beftiger Sturm,
Ser an perlbieoeneu Srten gan5 be-
oeutenoen Shaoen augeridtet bat.
Ser Stllrlu lit BON elmer fir otele
Sssabresaeit goll5 ltngetu0bnliden &alte
begleitet; in &om 5eigte oas 5berlno=
meter ant 6rettag uln Ofittag 60
@ra6 1a6rel1beit; Elm oerartiges Met=
ter inn sl1li lou in eeStalien leit DEM
sSsabre 1913 1iht ntebr porgefon1nen
Icin, ltno oa1nalS tpur0e es aberglull=
biIhen Nerlonen oltf bas ooppelte
&orfpl1n1ell ser .3abl "13" 5nrildge=
fiibrt. @on 9feapel lper0en beftige
Meger= llno @agelgiilie geneloet, Die
leit 5tpei Sagen anbalterL uno 8oller=
1tro1ne, sic groBe Mengen sli6e bonn
8eiup nit iid fiibren, babe1l bereits
piele Ortidaften in Ser 9fahbarld)att
iiberldmemnt; gleih5eitig NIT oeln
Sturn teute li6 ein rapioes 6allen
ser Semperatur, tbeiltpeiie biz gum
Nefrierpunft Elm. @rober S6aoen
ourh 8olfenbrii6e miro aus Der lint
qebuug ser WeeeresitraBe bon Meiiina
gemeloet; sic @aiiermailen baben on
pielen Srten sic 2onobepolferrng aus
SEN &iitten pertriebenL IN oenen lie
felt oent fiirdterlicben grobeben
mobnten, oas Dor ei1tgen Sabren Die
Gegeno beimiu6te. Srfanart1ge
@tiir1ne in 8erbtnonng nit @r0er=
idiitterr1ngen peroen aus ser Hmge=
bl1l1g bon Golen5a geneloet, tpo tie
unter ser 8ep0lferltng eine Eantt
berporriefen> namentlid l1lter oen
9elpobnern ser entlegenere1t Srt=
ihoften sic iid bon oen1 ourd oas
lebte gr6beben gnoe Stunt bernrla@=
ten ts6rede1 fal1m erbolt baben.
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Erfer Iheil,
6abmtrett int
Otem abgememoet.
3uaauaeltcilte mnS Sabmleitmn9ea
nit Gdieosaerid)t einperitanSeA
- Sdnelles 3aubeln. = Ee
uente SdieosgertdtsbebDr6
&pnsref beidluiien. = &unferehs
I'M @eifen @ams,

% a lbington, 3. g., Is. Suit.
Gertreter ser nngefabr adt5igtau-
1eno 3uganaeitellteu Ser oltllhen
8abneu, welhe fir einen 5trett &C.
Ittnu1t huben, ltrn hDhere 9Dbne 5ll
er5pingeu, ltno sic 9etriebslelter Der
8ubncn erflirten lih uln 9Fontag IN
elmer I'M SSeiben @olls abgebaltenel1
aonferel15 bereit lire 9ifferen5en
ollrd eine oltf @rlllo Ser Aeplonos=
Glapton=slfte, sic ge1llaB oenl bon
Grdlioent gSiliou ltuo oen. .Hartelfilb=
rern in &ongreB gegebenen %erlpre=
hen Gieultugabeuo 5l1m @eieb erbo=
ben >peroell miro, i6lidten 5r lallen.
ssn5piIhen miro fein Streif angeiagt,
oeuu sic bei0en Harteien baber ltb
bereit erflart, bis @eittmodobeno
@affenltiultouo 5u betpabren. Sic
les grgeblrib lpar bas &eiultat ether
5lpeiitiinoigeu &onferen5, ser Eralt=
bent @illou lmo &ongreBfiibrer, He=
publifaner u11o Gemofraten, ioipte
oie Yrilioel1ten Ser in 6roge fonr=
men6en @ohnen nnb Sertreter oer
serbanoe ser 3ugaageltellterl BET
1uobnten. 9urb Das s(bfon11nen tpur=
oe nidt allein elm Streif, temporar
lpenigltenS, obgetuenoet, ser oen ge=
lammten Sobnperfebr i'm Often
labngelegt hoben tpiiroe, ionoern es
1pur6en uld @ieinungsperi6ieoen=
beiten aus oem 8eg geraa1nt, Die in
beioen @al1lern oes &ongreiles iiber
Sic 3ularnmenietl1ng Ser i6ieosge=
rihtlihen 9eb0roe e11tltanoen tparen.
Gie aongreBfiibrer bei6loiien oefi<
nitip, eire pernauente &ommillion
ms 9eben su rl1fen, ste III 3nfunft
ale 5piiden gilenbabnen 1tno ibren
e(nge1telten entltebenben 9ispnten
5dlltdten lriro. Sobul0 bie &onfe=
ren5 5u 6eln befrie6igenoen s(bl6luB
qefomn1en mar, orbnete Senator
@ern al.f telepboniihem 8ege bonn
0eiBen @aus aus an, 6aB Ser Senat
1th Biz 9ienitag pertagen iolle, uno
nidt Bis 5l11n 9onnerltag, ipie 11r=
lpriinglidl bel6loiien mar, n11o ~He<
praIentant Glupton fiinoigte on, oaB
er morgen beantragen >peroe, 1eine
8ia pon1 Iiih oes Spreders gu neb<
men, ban1it tie 10 amenoiert tperoen
fonne, oaB tie ioertiib nit Ser oe1n
genat porliegen6en 9eetplanos=Bia
miro. Ser Erdli6eut gab ipdter be-
fal1nt, oaB ct lnper5iiglid eine @or-
lage unter5eihnen >peroe> onf Die
man li9 in Ser &onfere115 geeinigt
fat. Ser &omprolniB lit gum groBe11
Ebeil oas &eroierit Setb Sons, 6es
9sraltoenten ser gfational @ipic Sc
0eration.
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Nttentat pereitelt.
W3 ericn. III. "a


Gltrb sic &erbaftltng etnes 9fegie=
rllngsbeun1ten lmo 5ebn a10erer Ser
lonen lpuroe am Somltag elm sln=
lhlag gegen Erdlioent @uerta uno
&riegs111i1ilter 8lanquet pereitelt.
8ie in Merico befannt gegeben lpllr=
oe, batten oie Serlbm0rer oie 9lbli6t,
@ombeu na9 Sen beioen 8ealnten 5l1
merfelL melm iie o11rb ste Straben
ser &auptlta6t fabren tpiiroen. 9nr6
9ofl1mente, Sic bei Sen Gerl6m0rern
gefunoen lpuroen, lteate es ii6 bera1s,
oaB oiele 9lnbdnger 3apatas iino.
Mebrere Ser @erbafteten baben BE-
rcits ein @elt6noniB abgelegt.
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Gtnrnti6abe1t.
n o n m \ rth. @ds., II. s

aeopentpor IL, &as., II. Snlt.
gurdh einen fiir@terli@en Sturn1,
tpeld)er 6reitagabeno Die ltmgeee11o
BON 9eapentportb, @as., beimindte,
tpuroen BRET gerionen perlett uno be-
oeutenoer ga6i9a6en angertbtet.
Die 8ibliotbef 6es in ser geabe gele-
qenen 5ol6atenbetnts tpnroe bonn
@lib getroffen un6 betra@tli6 belda-
6tgt.
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Nfenes Earlamentsgeba16e.
IS / II nj b eq, "a.

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Ser &ontroft fir sic Grri6tung
bon Monitobos nenem Harlaments=
uebdu6e lit ser sSir1na Sbomas &enD
& Cons bon @ir11ipeg 5l1geihlage1t
posoen. Ser 8ou ion So, 100000 TO-
ftel1 1lno in bier eabren bollen6et
fem. Ser @auplab befin6et itd am
9roaotpap altf ser Stelle, 100 sic
Sort Ssborne=&aierne ltebt.
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9iplumatiidc Grnenn,1ngen.
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4Sralioe,1t gsillon iiberlan6te ami
fSreitag oern 9unoeslenat 5nr 8eltatt=
gung sic grnenn1ng BON &i6ter S.
@. @erar6 bonn itaatli6en Sberge=
ridt BON 9eetp Dorf 5um 8oti6after
in Berlin sic idon Dor einiger 3eit
ongefiinoigt lpar, auBeroem sic S. g..
bon @irginia 5um @eianoten
in Maorio, l1no sic 6. 6. Sien1ans
BON Milio1tri gum @tlfs 8eniions-
fonnniildr.
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Ser Staatsiefretdr nerretit.
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Staatsiefretdr 8rpan miro am 19.
sSSl1li cine a1f feds @o6en bere6nete
&eoetour antreten Sic ibn 6ur6 SSl1-
Diana, SQinots uno Sotpd fiibren
miro; in ieiner Mblpelenbeit miro S.
9. Moore, ser iuriltiide 8eiratb oes
Stoatsoepartelnerts, feline Steae als
Stootsiefret6r nertreten. 9rpan miro
l1ngefGbr am 1. September tpie6er
lloh ser @ltnoesbalptltaot 5uriidfeb=
rem.
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Settf | his &.
3arittantpt
peri6pbett.
Grit 9onneritas platen int @enat
bie @eiiter amfeinanoer. - Mc.
Gumbers &ebe. - Subititnt fit
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Ser @eginn oes Sari ffompfs i'm

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Der @egtnn 6es Sariffampfs inn
Nlenum 6es Senats tpur6e bom
Mttttpod auf 9onnerltag peri6oben,
Inn 6as 6inan3fomite in 0en Stano
81 ieben, ieinen 8eri6t iiber Sic I'm.
ermoo0=gimons'ide Sin ferttg5u-
iteaen, 6eiien ginrei6ung ben gln-
fang Ser foreniii6en 5ein6ieligteiten
fenl18eidnet. Dienitog miro Senator
Sbonos bon Colorado iiber 6ie Be.
5iebungen 6es Eartfs 81 Ser Sinan5-
pantf Ser 90er Sabre ipre6en. Ser
&f I'M Sic Sarifporlage tpur6e
bereits am Montag informeu 6urh
cine gfe6e Senator Mcgumbers ge.
gen sic 6emofrattide 8orlage etnge-
leitet. Gen. McGumber iprad iiber
sic 8iu bonn Stan6punft 6es Sar-
mers aus. senotor Smoot retdte
einen Subititutsantrag fit Sen Mb.
i6nitt @oue etrL Ser it6 genau an
Sen @efun6 ser Sortfbebor6e bdlt
unter Mniebung ser nie6rigiten bon
6teier fir 5uldlitge erfldrten Staten
Sic bon genator @n1oot borgeidla,
genen &aten ii116 11ie6riger als 6ie
poriges ssabr bon genator Henroie
als .subititl1t fir sic l1n6ertpoo6ide
@on= n=gorlage eingeret6ten, un6 6te
nieorigite11, sic Bis iett ein republi,
fonii9er 'se1ator fir 8one in @or-
i6lag gebraht fat. Sin 5tele ser
5olfreien 9fobtpolle tbetlt Snoot
@obtpone in 6rei &laiien Elm, fir ste
ser Bon bon Z bts 16 Gents per
@fun6 geben ion. @laiie 1, Sic nit
16 Gents ber5out >per6en fol-, menn
gerei1igt, uno NIT Is Gents, tpenn
ni6t gereinigt, umfaBt Sic bauptiah-
Ii6 aus 8eunos @ires, geeuieelano,
Megppten, Muitralten, Siioafrifa,
@uB1ano, england, @}aroffo uno
@onaoo eingefiibrte W2erino=@olle
gu &loiie 2, sic Il Gents gereinigt,
13 Gents 1tngereinigt 5ablen foQ, ge-
boren @ameI< nu6 8iegentpo1e, sll<
pacca ur6 1angflodtge engltide @ol<
le. @1oiie 3 tpir6 ungereinigt nit Z,
.gerei1tigt nit ID Gents per Gfltno
ber5oM nn6 uatfabt Donsfoi> iiio'
amertfanii6e, aiiatiide, tiirfiide>
griediide un6 ipriide @olle. Sir
@olre, sic in Sen Ser. Staaten 5l1
Seppi@en, @orIagen, Draperien uno
oerglei@en berarbeitet miro, lit Elm
95a61aB bon SO 8ro8ert porgeieben,
10 ooB oieielbe tbatiddltd beinabe
5onfrei iit. Sic bon Sn1oot borge'
f6lagenen @aten fiir @oQfabrtfate
iin6 ebenfons nte6riger a1s sic ges
gentp6rtig gelten6en un6 oas Cub
ftitut iiebt bor, 6aB Sic neuen Sfaten
fiir @obipone ont 1. Mobember 1913,
sic fir 8ollfabrifate am 1. Sanuar
1914 in @roft treten ionen.
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8rnau 'bramdlt 8elo.

@enoeionpille, e, M.G.r 13. Suli
@elegelltlid elmer Gballtal1qua=He=
SC tbeilte .Gefretar 9rpon am Conn
tag ieinen 3ub0brern IN @enoerio1l=
bile, g. g., uit> oaB er ii6 auf oieie
@eiie @elo per6ienen miilie, tpeil oas
@ebalt ais Statsnlinilter ni6t aus
reibe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-03
SULZER CHARGED
BREACH Of PROMISE
EXECUTIVE SAYS IT'S A MURPHY
PLOT AND WORK OF HIS PoLlT-
ICAl ENEMIES.

Gettysburg, Pa, July 2.-Governor
Sulzer Wednesday afternoon issued
an interview in connection with the
suit for breach of promise filed
against him in Philadelphia Tuesday
The interview follows:
Yes: | read about that Hopkins
frame-up in Philadelphia. There is
nothing to it that | am afraid Of The
whole thing looks like a poor con-
spiracy and seems to be stale and
fishy.
The fact is the suit of this woman
Hopkins is blackmail," went on the
governor, "and more, it is instigated
by my political enemies and is a
part Of the plot of Boss Murphy and
his political conspirators to discredit.
''T l were willing to be Murphy's
Kind of a governor no one would have
heard of this and other matters he