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The daily sentinel., 1913-08-13

FOR RENT-One front bedroom.
Call at 537 Chipeta. Phone Hlck-
ory 3401. Stiff
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-13
WANTED,

or Groom modern resi-
dence, in a good location; will pay
cash II price is right; prefer north
of Main and east of 4th. T. j. D.,
The Sentinel. S-12-tf
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-13

BIG DISCOUNT ON ALL EMBROID-
ERY FLOUNCING.
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-13

BUNGALOW STRIPED CURTAINS
only few pairs left; regular SI.25 val
ues ------------------ soc pair
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-13

PARASOLS-LADIES' FANCY PARA
SOILS AT HALF REGULAR PRICE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-05-21
At WHOSE DOOR THE BLkME7
Nearly 100000 Quarts Of Hum
Shipped to the Ozark Continent
pebauchery to Follow.

A few months ago the steamer Graf
WaiGersee Of the Hamburg American
line shipped nearly 100000 quarts Of
rum for the Dark Continent. This
is said 70 be ne largest export from
Boston in years. Il is stated that
much Of the rum for Africa usually
goes by sailing vessels. hu; they, were
SO nearly out Of the poison over there
that a quicker transit was demanded.
Somebody is responsible for the de-
:: uchery Of body and soul that will
follow this shipment. Who is it? The
manufacturers and the government
must share in the woe pronounced
upon him who giveth his neighbor
drink and SO must every Chris sTs2
--oan-anG- swanaaszS os-thfs enlighteMGi
continent who does not use his or
her influence TO prevent the manu-
facture and sale of the deadly poison.
Our Message. official ohgan Of the
Massachusetts Womans Christian
Temperance Union.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-05-21
Smoking In Winter.

A physician Of note asserts that
smoking has a worse effect on most
people in winter than in summer, and
he advises all smokers who find their
health and mental faculties impaired
in winter for no apparent reason to
accept tobacco as the explanation and
to cut down their smoking during the
colder months.
Tobacco, he says, is very powerful
drug and cannot be consumed in large
quantities without producing certain
effect on the heart. 1t must be re-
membered that during the winter the
heart has a great deal more work to
do than in summer, for the cold causes
the blood vessels to become small and
pinched. 1t is thus less able to bear
The extra strain put upon it by smok-
ing.-From the Family Doctor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-05-21
WHY KlPLENG CHANGED MIND
Noted English Author Witnessed
Scene in Buffalo and at Once
Altered His Opinion.

Rudyard Kipling, in some OF his
earlier writings. hooted at the idea Of
temperance, but after seeing In the
city of Buffalo, n. Y, the scene In a
beer hall where two girls were made
drunk through the efforts of their
male companions. and then taker reel
ing down a dark alley, he wrote the
following on page 121 OF American
Notes:
Then. recanting previous opinions,
became a prohibitionist. Better IL
Is that man should go without his
beer in public places, and content
himself with swearing at the narrow
mindedness of the majority; better 1t
is TO poison the inside with very vile
temperance drinks and to buy lager
furtively at back doors, than to bring
temptation to the lips Of young fools
such as the four l have seen. un-
derstand now why the preacher RACES
against drink. ] have said: There
Is no harm In il taken moderately
and yet my OWE demand for beer help
ed directly 10 send two girls reeling
down the dark street to-3od alone
knows what END If liquor is worth
drinking. Il is worth taking little
trouble 70 come at-such trouble as
man will undergo to compass his
own desires. !: is not good that we
should let il be before the eyes Of chill
dren. and have been fool in writ
ing to the contrary"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-05-21
BIG BUCKLES MUST BE WORN
Fashion Is Insistent on This Point,
and the Smarter They Are the
Better the Style.

Big buckles are emphatically to the
1ore this season. They are to be worn
upon all manner of hats save those in
tended for really ceremonious occa-
sions; as fastening for evening
wraps and as claspings for girdles and
collars upon daytime frocks. Therefore
hf money isn't an object, be sure to
look about the shops for really smart
buckle or set Of buckles. You will
lind them a-plenty, but the smartest
Of them are of square, oblong or oval
shape in chisel OF jewel-set silver or
gold; in Russian enamel; in Cloisonne
or metal; in hand-painted china and in
Jade. Some of the handsomest buckles
are of fabric like cloth Of gold or
silver heavily embroidered; of old
French tapestry threaded with metal.
Tic strands and of hand-embroidered
fvelvet or satin.
If you cannot afford to buy a hand
some big buckle and haven't the cour'
,age to try to fashion one of fabric,
search among the trunks in the attic
TOR an odd shoe buckle. One of these
dn metal may be polished and run
5through with strip of black velvet
sr5bDe.s-Ank~there is always the chance
.fiat the search may be rewarded by
the finding of shoe buckle in English
paste than which there is no smarter
.4rimming for tailored hat in beave.
nor velvet.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-05-21
Temperance Organizations.

The mos. effective temperance or
ganizations in America today are the
great industrial plants, and their lead
ers are the captains Of industry. Their
conclusions are based upon the uner
ring and consequently overwhelming
testimony of the ledger. 1t Is another
case where figures will not lie
They have discovered the persistent
foe to prosperity, the sources of dan.
ger in places Of trust and responsible
ity. In this great flanking army OF
business perhaps the mighty railway
systems Of America are the most effee
tive corps.-Jenkin Lloyd Jones.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-05-21
AFFECT iHE MIND STRANGELY
Important Part That Various colors
Play in Life Has Not Been
Sufficiently Recognized.

| Have you ever stopped to think OF
The important part that color plays IN
your life? Possibly not, but psyche,
5ogists and some medical specialists
and they are paying more and more
1aftantion to the subject-say that
sscme colors have all sorts of curious
affects to answer for.
After revolutionary outbreak some
years ago in Russia, the fact came out
ahat the punishment meted out to sew
eral Of the leaders Of the rising was
confinement in cells whose walls were
painted violet. A few weeks spent In
these cells turned keen-witted restless
anen into dull, stupid fellows, who
moved and spoke as dying men do
nfter they have lost the power over
brain and body.
The effect Of red is even more strik,
Nng, red is said to produce restless
ness and excitability. and no special.
list will allow a highly nervous patient
no remain long in room that is
either papered or furnished in that
shade. And dressmakers complain
that to work for any length of time
upon garment that is tinted red will
cause the secmstress to become tired.
have O headache, and feel nauseated.
Perhaps that is why blue, brown an9
white have their turns as the mos.
popular color" while red is always
q matter of individual taste, except
In the matter of occasional trimming.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-05-21
Wonderful Skin Salve.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve is known
everywhere as the best remedy mad,
for all diseases of the skin, and also
for burns, bruises and boils. Re.
duces inflammation and is soothing
and healing. J T Sossaman, publish
er of News, of Cornelius, n. c.,
writes that one box helped his seri'
ous skin ailment after other RENE
dies failed. Only csc. Recommend.
ed by Penn & Holstein, w (
Lynch & Co.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-05-21
lluuor and CapltaIist.

The grain used by the liquor traffi C
is wasted; labor expended upon it is
wasted: money spent by the buyer CT
LIQUOR is wasted.
Capital invested in the liquor traf-
fic decreases the aggregate wealth
and increases taxation.
The same capital used in productive
industries would add to the general
prosperity and reduce the public bur.
denS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-05-21
Alcohol a Handicap.

A Swiss experinenter, Professor
Durig. experimental in mountain
climbing with and without alcohol
On the days when he used as much
alcohol as would be contained in two
glasses of beer he expended 15 per
cent. more energy than on the non
alcoholic days. he did less work In a
given time, and therefore he required
81 per cent. more time to climb the
mountain than on the non-alcohol
days
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-05-21

Striped Silks for kinonoo.
Striped tub silks are used Tor uaa0J
q the new bMonos.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-05-21
THE SALOON BANK.

You deposit your money and lose It,
Your time and lose it.
Your character and lose it
Your health and lose it.
Your strength and lose II.
Your self-control and lose 1t.
Your home comfort and lose 1t.
Your own soul and lose it.
The depositor awaRes TO find him,
self ruined
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-05-21
LIQUOR In PENNSYLVANIA.

According to the records of the in
ternal revenue department there are
23,443 persons in Pennsylvania paying
the government liquor tax. There are
only $4,000 paying the state license
fee, so there are 9,443 speak-easies in
the model license state Of Pennsyl-
vania.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1913-05-21
Only Result.

First the man takes drink,
Then the drink takes drink,
Then the drink takes the man."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-11
garifnprlnse in ,Srage geifellt !?
0oIhinoton, 8. g.. 8. QlpriI.

0oIbinoton. 8. g.. 9. Npril.
Der 9ampf I'M Die oemotratil6e 2as
rifreuiIionsporl1ge bat am 3ienitas I'M
@onareB besonnen, nndbem idOn isit
g8pden aonierenSen uno Bnrteitautuiie
Itattqeiunoen battsn. BaIo nudoem
8rdiicent 8iIion feline Soti6aft iiber
bieIe 8orlase peri6nIid i'm GonsreB
perIeIen batte, traten Die 6ausbemotra'
ten su einem Soufus suiammen, Der
mebrere Gage binour9 iOrt9elest. uno
in uel6em Die 9emOtraten ibre Wtei'
nunasperihieosnbeiten alseIelben uno
Iidb auf bic llnteritiisuns Der llnoer'
ipuObiden 8orlase uerpfli6ten fpplIen.
@epiIie GiuRlbeiteu baben bereits. tute
am 3ienitae outage trot, ben Btoer'
Iprud mehrerer osmOfrntii9en Nbse'
orbneteu aus benz g9eiten hernnsseiOr'
bert, BE bduptiddlid Der freten gtnfubr
pom RohuoQe uno Der freien @infubr
pom 3uter uad oem Sabre 1916 oppo'
nlren.
Sreeno tpeihe oe1 tpidti9eu Jrdeen
Der 9ariFreo.i iion tuurben non ben 6auss
bemotraten nod niht srlsbist, neil bic
Sisuns nit elmer oreiitilnoisen 3ebdtte
iibsr bic ,Syrass binesbrnht ipurbe, oh
bic Sibunsen 6fisntIih iein iolen ooer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-11

hnr! @nn 0ieTcm ocipoIti1en @e6icte
bjIoen bic etira $4,000 Quooratmeis
len GanoeS. lueIhe am unmittelbdrften
Nurcb Die NliiIiiiippi TlutperbiItniIs
Ie betroifen iinO, nur .inen p:rbdlts
nibm0Big tleiuen Teil, oeFen 9,f6ijts
3un9 9eaen TIuten. Die in lucit entles
aenen Regionen sntItouoen finb. i'm
SntereiIe 0sr Idnnioirifhaitlihen uno
dnoerer SnbuItrien ober BON rieF9er
9Bi6tigteit fir Die iibrigen Reaionen
unb fir bic adnssn Ser. Staaten lit.
sc baben 'ib geIeesntIitb Stimmen
erhobea. peIde ertldrten. odb es oas
Bette qe!re'en more, biefem Gtrom
einfah ieinen Qduf gu IdTen un0 nur
ben Gcalomu- Der fSIuten na4her
ldnobauIif gu benuten. tpie es i'm
5ole 0ps eontiIheu niles oeTdehen.
pbne Sieoeluugcn bort 3u Qriincen,
0ph isotnfoU3 fommt Elm fot1cr
Rot MEL 3u fpdt!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-11
@ruf. Slion frei.
Ct. Saul, Niinn., 9. 9lpril

st. HGul, Mtlnr., 9. Iptll.
9rri. Oscar Glion, ser friber Der
6afultGt Der llnlperiitat pm Ntinnelota
augeb6rte uno bier anldilig lit, muroe
3lenita9 9lbeno uon oen @eiAworenen
ntdtlhuloi9 befunnen, Glpce y. Gdrs
ling. Der an9eblid iein JamiIlen8Iiid
;eriiGrt bate. ermoroet gu baben; Ols
ION mabte oas .uuaeihriebene @eitb"
qelteuo. 2it Sum mar pom llbr big
1:40 9lbenos in Seratbun9 gelueisn
OIlon brad tisi er3rifi5n auiammeu
ais er oas &eroitt Der @fidWorenen
oernobm.
Sllon bntte Darling. einfn @dibes
reiiubrmaun, an 3. 9RQr5 nit eiuem
GeppIusr Dor ieinem 6etm ericbolien,
neil oieier Dem GeitdnbniB ieiner Sat
tin SuioIse iein 6amiIiensIiid 5erit0rt
bate. Die unerlaubten Be5iebuugen
Swil6en 6rau Gllon uno 0arlins
iollen biz gum Sabre 1911 5urlds
rel1ten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-11
2rei Narteien i'm Guusref.
8aibington, 3. g., 8. glpril.

gBaIbin9ton, 9. g., s. Nprll.
Gte am Wtpnta9 unter Der Serrld1aft
oer Oemofroteu erbiinete @rtraieiiiOn
oes 9onareIies murbe ourdl Die rnbri9e
3bdtigteit Der prosrehipen Organization
IN Saus uno etne lebbofte BON Den
Sufirogetten eutrirte 9lgitation interels
laut 9emn6t.
Tie Organization beioer Sduier
iuur6e tbeiIpeiie erleoigt Sm 9aus
wnree &eprdlentant Gbamp GIarf pon
Milipuri (0em) uieoer gum Spteber
seipdblt; ct erblelt 271 Sttmmeu
Wann BON SlIinois, Der republitanii6e
&anoioot, Ill, Wturbod BON &anIaS
Der prosreilipe &anoioot, IS Stimmeu
@ier prpereIlipe Stimmen wuroen fir
ben 2lbgeoronsten Cooper oon gSiscon'
lin obge9eben Ser ieinerieits fir 9telipn
ppn Wtinneloto ltimmte. Die prugrels
iiue &nrtei fonnte lpdter jeoO6 bel benz
@eriuh, 8. Din YOuns upn Mid]ison
ieine5 Sises gu beraubeu, nod etltde
Siimmen mebr auibrinsen, allerbin9s
nlat seniiaeno, nm feline Htaciruns III
perbinoern. g)ounss @egenfanbioat lit
Der Yrogrelliue 8. S. Wc5arlanb; oas
@ablfomite wiro in bieler Slngele9ens
beit bas Iebte 8ort ipre6en. au6 elm
sneiter 8anpi Der Brosreliiuen i'm
Sous, Der Iib gesen Die 9lnnabme Der
&eseln Der lebten SeiiiOn ridtete, mar
ersebniBlps. Sn beioeu 6ra9en selana
es ben 8rp9reilioen, iid Nnertennuns
BON ieiten oes 0auies ols brittle Edrtel
su erspin9en. @s lit bies ieit fiinfsis
Sabren oas erite Mnl, baB elne brittle
8artei i'm llnterbaus oes Gonsrelles
offisieu anerfunnt tuurbe.
ofratsn re9ieren.
3um erIten Mnle felt ndtjebn Sab
rem bat bic oemofratiihe Yartei in bei'
ben Sduiern oes @onsrelies Die Wtebrs
belt uno Itebt Elm bsmotrotiiher Hrdiis
bent on Der Spite. Die gepIante Gas
rlfrepifion miro Die erite oemotratilhe
lein lett Der @iIlpns@ormans8orla9
Die Der oamalige 8rdiioent @leuelano
I'M 9lusuIt 1894 pbne ieine unteri6rift
@eieb peroen iteB.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-11
3ie meiiten Md6te sDsern.
gDolhinntpn. s. g.. 10. 9lnrj

@olbin9ton, s. g., 10. 9lpril
Die Ser. Staaten iperben Die for.
mells 9lnerfennuns Der GepubIit China
aufi6ieben, big Die 9fntionaIperiamms
lung, peIhe am Gienitas in 8etins
suiammenaetreten unb iib barauf bis
gum H. Stpril uertast bat, pollitdnbia
orsanilirt lit. 9lur weni9 Der iibriaen
Madte meroen sIeidSeitis nit ben Ser.
Staaten Die neue 8spublit anerfsnnen,
benn Die meiiten buben iib entihieoen,
bieS erit Su tbun, iuenn iib Die 8 beng
fdbisfeit ber republifanilden &esies
runssfurm @binas eripieisn bat uno
Die 8ablen absebaIten iinb, mas etli6e
Mpnate nduern oilrfte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-11
HpDienelt ais Senge.

8inabampton. &c. o., 10. NpriI.
9as Oberssritt bss Staates 9tep
gprt bei6Iob om Dienitas, eine beion'
bere &pmmiiiiun gu ernennen, Die 9b.
&opieuelt, Den friiberen @Ouperneur
y. .. Soeu. 8. Guap uno 8unbess
Ienatpr Benrole bariiber uornebmen
ilu, mas ibnen iiber Die 8emiibunssn
q. 8. @aIes'. etnes 9lnpaIts in Bin9.
hampton, q. o., um Die Beilssuns oes
aobIenber9wertitreitS i'm Sabre 1902
betunnt lit. 8nIes perludt auf Dem
8roseBtpeee BON oem Serbano Der
llniteo Wiine Borters elm Spnordr
DON 100000 su erlonsen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-11
Sic Tipiomaten,uobnungen

@aibingtOn, s. 2(priI.
gRit Ser 8e9riinoung, oaB Dem 5ruIt
o6cr Wonopol Der reiheu 2lneritaner
anf Die oiplomatiiden Soiten i'm 9luss
Iono Elm Gnoe 9smaht iperben mtiie.
reidte Der Gbgeorbnete 6enrp CIT
Monta9 i'm &tpraientontenbaus slne
&Orlase Elm, Die uerlon9t. baB iiir Die
ameritnuiiben 8otibofier, beSw Ges
iunoteu in BEN fremoen 0auptitdo,eu
angemeiitne 9isnItluubnungen gsjhaiieu
merben Der 9lbeeorouete betonte.
ooB GrdIioent g8iIion bel Der Be-
lssuns BON oipIomatiiden Eoiten
Schluleri9felten babe, iuetl ueridieoeute
lid Die uon ibm nusgewdblten @srs
treter Die gnnabme Der Holten ab!ebns
ten, uell lie alauben, niht Die geniIgens
ben Wlittel fir 9teprdisntation 6u be'
liben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-11
&>idfint 6ragr.
Sinh c. crac in helen Eaatcn anf
See EdItbar?

lle6er re 6ra9:, pb GiS6srgs Ii.
felen Nddten ouT Gee fftbor Tint.
fat Der omeritoniite 6criher Nj,
bot 8. Goper febr bemsriensnerte
Gusfiibrungen 9emoAt. Der GIou5",
ioQt er. bob meibe Giesenftdnne bel
Rodt iebr lpeit gu iehen ieien, it
reit perbrsitst uno riifrt 9opon her.
bdB bic nteiften U}cnifen Qcp0tnt
fino, nur bic Dinde gu beodlten. Die
Die buntIe Groe rbtr buntIss mai
Ter oIs 0;ntt.gtuEo 6oben. SSr tern
feIlen Nd6ttn. ia Iel6It in monobsls
len gtdhten piro Der peibe, obs,,
Sell zines 13eIte8 nber elmer ouberen
ihrdger iSldhe uniihtbor, ipenn bs-
Dmmel ben !6intcrqruu0 1ilbet. 60
ipiiTen Qonobcmobnsr iebr luobl. boB
8Gdler, bic ge!pobnlidb qe9en ben bel
len Nobtbinncl bsutlih 3u fsben
iinb, in Iolhen .2dfien niht eeis.
ben iperoen f0nrtn, penn fie cine
Shneeoete frozen. W2on tonn pus
burd folgcnben sinfnhtn 8erluf) srs
hdrttn. Won ftelle sinen beIisbioen
bnnteln GeqenItano. ettpa tiren az
fiinten God. je qr6ber beIt6 bsIIsr.
10 ouf. bob mnn i'm geeen ben bellen
Wo9tbimmsI iiebt. bonn miro ml1
eritaunt fein. fpie idnrf fih Der Ges
oenitauo dbbett. Tun loiie man
oenieIbsn nit einen ireiber 9uh Be
osden unb bisTes fhrGq nod un'sn
nn9eiponnt bnIter, bonn niro bas
0on8e aus tsr Gntiernuna nidt
mebr geiehen psrotn. 9lebnIid psrs
bdlt es iif nit GisberqeE, osren
FfrGac nbers 3siIe ben hsqen 6imz
+ el ais 6interqruno boben; lie iiao
niAt 3u ie6en (ous Qrober Gntftr'
nung), neil iie BON 6immd iopie.
Qi6t empiangsn. ba5 iie i6m folt
gtsi6en
9ieFere Teilc bsr ft,rI9n Geiteu
zines GisberQes, Die bic Ses ols
6interqrurb BADEN. toeroen ia ettp1s
fJeGsr iheinen oIs nos WoiIer. Fie
trcten ober tnum mehr herror nls ct
tpt ber idmo62s Ghimmer 0uf BEN
WoiIer. ben Elm pIorit ober bic
Wilditrafe eraeugt. 2lubs-bem fon.n
aber bic unteriten 3eifs Der Gis6eroe
of 70 ftstl ob. o1f i6ys Tuntelhsi:
jtnen ftlpaa IN S4immtr oufE5f
0arum iino Gis6srae beren ober:r
Teil aus ten 3usrIt nnasfubrtsn
GrHnoen nit]t pahrQenommen tpiyo.
qan3 oubeorcent'id Itper gu C>
tennen. Gin Gts5ero iann BEL Wnhf
gefe6en fpsr6en. nsnn biz aimm
DER notiirliche 6ori3on) oabin.ec
'ebr betl 1T, ME etiDo tur3 Dor 1ons
ntnouf9ong pbsr tur5 nah Sonnea.
unterqono ober beim &(ufs uno lin;
teroanq bes Wonres. poer menn ci.
gelp0ttunq Der qimm binter o>r
eisber9 ON oiinriten III; lit ober o.t
Ratt6immel utuou 9Iei6mdBi9
6eu, i5 f0nn tein Gis6erq Gus 9ro.
FER Gntfsrnung qeisbeu Ueroen, es
Iei bsnn, er rsnbt BEN 9eobaht:,
nur elm. gan3 isntre6te Gsits gu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-11
Gbinas 9earlament erDffnet.
gS9fiuo. @. 9lnril

ERtln9, 3. NprlI.
0as erIte 0arlament Der @bineiiiben
8epubIif muroe am Gienitng in 4}eting
ielerlid er0finet. Der uldtiee NnlaB
muroe nidt nur in Der ,6auptitaot. lOus
bern i'm san5en 9anbe mit 9roBem Sus
bel be9rilBt. 9as llnter6aus 5dbIt
500, Der Ssnat PA 91tglieoer. pom
oenen 500, besm. III erid,enen maren
9ie @rofinunss Serem0nien waren
duBerit einiah, uno oas Earlament
uertuste iif oonn bic gum IL. 9lpriI.
Suanihitais Sotihait al bas 8nrlns
ment muroe nibt ofientId perleien. neil
iener INNER nod nur propiiorilber
SrGiioent Der Gepublit 1T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-04-11
s6ueeifmrm im gputb 2aeota.
Mithea, 9. o. 10. NIp.u.

Ntithea, 8. o. 10. Np'u.
Sn Der llmgebuns BON 9Rjbeu. 9.
3, fiel in ocn Wiittwoh Wltta9 pprdus.
9ebeuoen iebsebn Stunoen elns 5f,nees
men9e BON 5ebn 3ou. uno Der Sdute,
lturm buuerte UNI oiele 3sit nod an;
Der Sturm eritredt ii9 weltIi4 bis II
oen Sluf Soils. uno bic 9tie6erlAlaqs.
menge lit Swilden pier uno sebu Boil
Die Gbicagu. Ntllwnufee q Ct. Saul
8obn bat bereits i6e 5hneeplliise
Iuieoer in GienIt geltrat. =
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0tltternarbt bier eineeIouieneu GeriAs
len 5u erieben 1T. 8isies &menosmsnt
lit oos einSige BON fiinien. oas abgss
Iebnt 10 roe; Die iibriseu. 9ni!iotioe.
3talerenoum. 9ecall uno 9eniiOnirung
Der 5euermebrIeu e, ,pui6eu nit arp6er
3Rebrbeit an9enommen. Sn 8stroit
wuroe Die nWtunicipal Cmneribjp"
&prIase nit acknowledgement W!ebrbeit
an9enommeu.
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nidt. Sin 2lntra9. oas 4ublifum sus
Sulaiien. muroe IhIieBIi6 nit 167 ges
gen 81 Stimmen nbselebnt. DIE @ins
sslbei.en Der VOrla9e merosu WtittwOd
pprsenommen. 3pii6sn oen oemotrns
tii6en Subrern i'm 9uus be5u. Senat
lit eln lebbaiter Melnungsaustauib i'm
@ange. pb Die &orlase aIs Seibloiienss
@anses Ooer Die einSelnen 2lbi6njtte
einjeln ans 9au5 beridtet neroen lOIs
len.
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aompromif borasiAlaaem.
9lem glorf. 10. 9lpril,

SJ~~Hf AN' NNr~'<'
Sm @onten Der Soutbern 8aciiics
8apn erbot ii6 S. $ruttidnltt, Der
@priibenoe bss 9luiiihtsrotbs Der ge'
nannten 8abn. esuilie 2dnoereien in
CALIFORNIA, $500 Ncres. Die naf Der
9luifniuna Der &eaisruug ppn Der 8abn
auf betriiseriide &eiie erworben lpur'
oen, gum Mturftpreiis an Die 8uuoes'
re9ieruns Suriid5uuerfauien. 8ase9en
Irllte Die BON Der &e9 9.erung se9en Die
8abuseleaituft eingeleitete aIase 5us
riidseSOsen peroen, mas jebOb abges
lebnt murbe. gtad Der Sln9eitriIt IoQ
oos betreffenbe Yano OeIifdse i'm
8erib Don peri6ieoenen Ntllllonen
Collars bergen.