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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-04-10

Misses Ethyl and Lulu Walsh were
shopping in Bonnie Tcrre one day last
week.
Mrs Emmett Be!l:aap Of near Bis
marck, visited relatives hero Friday.
S. o. lobe of Bonnc Tcrrc. has, Sc
cured a position here and gone TO
WORK.
G. 0. Nations of Pennington. was
here one day last week.
George Taylor and wife. who have
been visiting the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Taylor OF this
place, went to Bonnie Tcrre Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Bessie Scott, who is attend
ing Moothart Business Collcg2 in
Pennington, spent Saturday anG. Sun
day with home folks.
Mrs. II. l.. Stapp returned. from
Bismarck Sunday, where she had been
AZ the bedside of her brother, j. d..
Wood, who is seriously i'll OF pneu-
monia.
\ revival mcetinp will begin at the
NJ. +. Church here next Sunday even
ing. Evangelist Smith will do the
preaching.
The play "Old Maids Club" given
by The Mothers Club, Saturday night,
was "A decided success. Each did their
part 10 perfection, and the whole per
formance was without a hitch. Vocal
and instrumental music added much
to the evenings entertainment. Quite
a number of Dcslogc peOple attended
the pay, and we hear "tbc old maids"
are thinking OF trying. their luck at
Deslocc Saturday night.
Mr.. J. A. Evans is the proud pos
SCISSOR Of a nice up-to-date automo-
bile, having purchased. the one owned
by DR.. Poison.
j. S. Boyer met with serious ac-
cident last week While helping move
the household effects Of his son-in-
law, his lag was cagght between some
obstruction, breaking it. BY the time
he reachad home the injured limb had
become. 80 swollen it could not be set
immediiseely.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-04-10
Moneys Voice.

Money talks; but some have an I'm
pediment in their income Ashley
Sterne.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-04-10
STARTING THE BABY CHICKS.

Millions Of baby chicks die every
year, due to improper methods of
feeding. Some of the most common
mistakes in feeding are: Feeding too
soon after Matching, feeding too free
ly, feeding wet feed or feed contain
ing too much corn, feeding CONNER
clal grit at the start instead of sand,
etc.
The following is the most successful
plan we have found thus far for
starting baby chicks;
We sprinkle a little clover chaff
shredded alfalfa, fne-cut straw or
clean litter, free from must and mold.
over the floor Of the brooder or hover
before the chicks are placed in il. We
provide a small fountain Of sour milk
or buttermiIk for at least the first
half of the day, and water may be
provided for the las, half. Ii YOU
cannot get the milk, tllcr see that
pure water is always before them. We
prefer sour milk TO the use Of sweet
milk for the reason that much bac-
terra which we find in the intestinal
tract cannot grow and develop in
soar milk or nuttcrmilk, but sweet
milk hasn't this same effect. The
chickens take TO this as naturally as
baby takes to milk The acid of
milk aids digestion, Kills bacteria, and
has an appctillnE effect. The chicks
are not fed for forty-cight hours or
more after they are Matched. Don't
feed too soon. Give the chicks time
h. assimiIato the yolk of the egg
which contains enough food 70 last
them several days.
Begin by feeding Il mixture Of two
thirds rolled oats and Onc-third wheat
bran mixed with small amount Of
charcoal. Oatmeal is the finest food
known to give young animals. This
is fed on a clean board or paper four
CT five times day, and only small
quantity fed at 4 time. We remove the
feeding board after the chicks are
through eating. Clean sand is Piycu
about the time the first feed is Civ
en-, and no gr:t. is riycn before. We
think sand Is better to start chlcks
with than commercial grit. Use the
grit not too freely until chicks arc
at least ten days old. After the
chicks are four days old and you have
been feeding them rolled oats and
bran for q d." or two, we begin to
add little commercial chick Feed to
the above mixture and gradually in
crease this until the rolled oats and
bran are minated from the frs,
or grain feed. The rolled oats and
bran are fed morning, noon and night,
and a rood grade Of commercial chick
feed is thrown into tn litter between
meals. This cOmpels the little fellows
to exercise md they soon begin to
scratch as vigorously as if they had
been at It for many weeks. You can
almost sec them grow and develop,
and become active and husky. AT the
age Of four or five days begin TO feed
4 dry mash, made as follows:
Two parts wheat bran, one part
shorts, one part corn meal, onc-half
part rolled oats or oatmeal.
To every hundred pounds Of the
above mixture we add handful of
fine charcoal, n handful of bone meal
and half pound of fine table salt,
mixing it thoroughly.
When the chicks are about six
old, their ration of chick feed and
folled oats can be gradually changed
to cracked corn, wheat and kafr corn.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-04-10
COUNTY OFFICERS

State Senator'S
T. B. Whitiedge. Rep. St. Marys.
Representative:
J. D. Peston, Dem. Bonnie Terre.
Judge of Circuit Court:
Peter H. Huck, Dem. Ste. Genevieve
Presiding Judge of County Court:
J. Marshall, Rep. Bonnie Terrc.
County Judge, First District:
Thos. G.. Mitchell, Dem. Bonnie
Terre.
County Judge, Second District:
III. T. Moore, Dem. Desloge.
Judge Of Probate Court:
X. C. Weber, Rep. Pennington.
Clerk Circuit Court:
C. P. Wilkinson, Dem. Pennington.
Collector:
James j. Croke, Rep. Pennington.
Treasurer:
W. I. Halle, Dem. Pennington.
Sheriff:
j. c. Williams, Dem. Pennington.
Prosecuting Attorney:
F. A. Benham, Dem. Desloge.
Assessor:
l.. 0. Wells, Bonnie Terre.
County Surveyor T. II. Holman
Highway Engineer I'D. II. Ward
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-04-10
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
Especial correspondence to this paper
by l.. J. Hall.)

~ n-:,;,.. .a
WORD comes lhAI tt'e p y, az
ABOUT |" name river io' t"Io' ~ "a
honor. OF certain 'iati'iEuIahtu
American pun moose no" AT '"lte ~
Their JuhgIrs' Inc uh'tGu '1"'e,
should enter PFoIc'l AZ" S"NE'''
lorcadoT as more APPROX '"iG Il,
II Is UNDERSTOOD Iha' VI, ~
vidlnE - system o. rural 'I'"l'7 ia, I
been UNANIMOUSLY agree" I'D 3 ,I''
Irthncla OF the commute OIL p"''H.
my ana currency am" Nll 500" W
reported 10 me HOUSE II WI" Iv ~
called 'hal TINS T. one "' "'c I..l'ES
PromiseiH ny ll' '''''o, ave pau -
q my ""1 nee" inIf2'"'"r'" u. wv
senate uniting IN irahN''t .'''itEt
Oh mcin"cr.7 y" Hlo' " yea. .'' '",''
l"','n" o.. ''I'"t sr',. ." 'I.'"
sl''l'N' states, r.'S' "'"'' '"', ~.
many Nhra Hl"o TOT ',"I"l. a. w. ny,
ar" l"''"n propI. 1' h' N.".g' ~,
nl., provide, for -p'gIa' stamps i"'
th- purpose.
The House closed " warm "'""'t
OF twenty houi. aA'HN"" I",l wen
by passing inc hI. q" repeal inc ~. T"'
exemption clause OIL inc canal ".'. inc
president urgent '''l7''N''' n"
doubt expedited IT'S pA5-"E' ana VI
creased Lhc vote u 'aN"L ". w. ~
though mere mas never "'''' ''"''
doubt OF me result go, ,
IN the DEBATE on Ihr wv, vac que.
uons OF right eAP"dIel y Ju'tl'e' VA .
uohal hohor' elS" au MINIMUM" VIZ
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-04-10
LEADWO0D NEWS.

Jack Boarman went to Bonnie Terre
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Bert Clay visited friends in
Bonnie Terre Sunday.
r, c. Bradley and wife visited in
Elvins Sunday.
Mrs. Adam Ford went TO Bonnie
Terre Sunday afternoon.
Nellie Clark was in Bonnie Terre
Sunday.
MrS. ]. T. Dunno went to st. Louis
Thursday.
Harry Lester of Valics Mines, was
here Thursday.
Mrs, J. E. Byrd visited in River
Mines last week.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-04-10
Arkansas Railway.

Arkansas Railway.
f. l.. Buchanan successfully passed
his second shorthand and typewriting
test this week.
Prof. j. f. Gossett was welcome
9isitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Baker have
taken cha, - Of the Moothart resi-
dencc. They come very highly en-
dorscd. Mr.. and Mrs. Bono have re-
turned to Doe Run where Mr.. Bono
has secured work for all summer.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-04-10
Hindu Merry Widow.

1t Is reported from Bombay that q
Hindu widow inundated herself upon
the funeral pyre OF her husband and
smiled as the flames played about
her. The Oriental idea OF the merry
widow win never be popular in Amer
tca.--Louisvills Courier,J Journal.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-04-10
Use for Old Umbrella Rods.

The steel rods from old umbrellas
make fine plant supports. Disconnect
them where they Join the upper part
and also where the ring slips the han.
die and you have double rod to slip
into your flower pots. and II they are
painted srsy they are unnotiaeahls.
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Autos iii A4t
Geutidlc glaptiitrn rrtldrrn iid ee.
gen ben t5rdraud) Der.
iGlbrn.

5rolfiort. ,juo.. 3. sunni. - 9lui
elmer in Der lid5e Der Staot gele.
dcuru 5arm ta1t acJcnulrtia bic
llationaltouiereu3 5cr 0cutideu
gaptiitcu ,yn elmer oulenontne.
men 8eiollitiou miro Dem 9utomobi[
m0 Oejicu glnueu0uu1 in oiirren
0orten scr ariea erflirt. 300 &c.
Ielateu itimmteu iiir bic gieiolutiou
uHb nur orei o1gegcu
Die 9icioliitiou lalttet I'M 0ort.
lalt:. Ia mir me mobl 6enuBt
iino, mrlde SdIuieriqfeit um0 I'm.
umebnllidtcit Die gefGmpiing 6es
2lltogciitc5 nit iib briugt, geben
mir allen imicrcu airdeu oen Rotb,
ibreu D}itglieoeru uidt 5u geitatten.
Elm 2htc, glitos2aitiuaaen, Ilotor.
cueIe ooer irgen0 Elm auoereS clef.
triides 5ubrDert 81 eignen ober in
0cmlcl5en 81 fu5reL lDenIaiens
uidt, bis ielbige dagemein in 9ln,
meu0una fonmnen oocr bis mir
mchr 9idt in Der 1ahe erbaltpn.
(llno 10 etuo3 poiiirt i'm 5uan5ig.
item ,abrbunoert. 2. Reo)
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3irrftOrtu Der Jlricrue ganf.
Emnba unh GOrfolf, glrb., fno i'm
TirrltOrium Urrtretrn

Qania8 Gitu, no. 3. Suui. -
D}itglicoer 6cg 9uuocsreierpc.9 .9auf,
6titrift5 go. 10 hicltrn bier cine
aou0entioH ab un0 crmahltcu fol.
aeuoe Treftorcn: ganfierS: @or,
6ou Sones. GcuUer, Br1ii0eut llni.
tco States glational gauf; ". 8.
gaiIen. glttiiou aaS, gi5c.4rdii.
oeut commercial glational ganf
e. e. @uu6am gloriolf. glcb.,
GrGfoent gloriolf gtational qauf.
glus Der @eidditSnclt oes Iiitrift5
wUrNu folgcnoe Serren in 0as Gi.
rcftUrilm erudblt: 20. &. 1cGlure,
aauiaf Git0, Rrdii6ent aanins GitD
Cine Stod Grfouac; 5bomns Is.
gprne, Cmabo Brdii0cnt 9urue.
Samer 3ru @ooOs Gompann: & u.
8iIiou 81 8cuo, Cflaboma, Gr.
8ieb5ij6ter mo friiberer 9auficr.
Grci on6ere Dlitalieoer 0e5 Iiref.
rortumS perOeu pou Der 8unoes.
Observation-Disclosures arudblt per.
Den.
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@onu. glOre6rao'S grOflamatiOu.
6iir Sdlaiiuna rincs glnsittfnngs
ionOs mittrls gOltsiamm.
inng.

@oubcrncur U}orcbcao bat Sen
II. SUM ais nRebru5fd Ronamn.
Faciiic Collar San" bcitimut. Die
,Soee III, oaB ir0er gepobner oe5
Staatcg Rebrastd Dem 9iee.@ou.
Berucur D(caclpic 81 einien6r, no.
fir er cine broBcue Wle0aiac CT.
bdlt, Die aui Der cineu Seite oaS
5iGgrl oc5 Staatc5 JlcbrusF1, nti
Der an6ercn Dos Der g[u5itcaung
Icidt gluf 0ieic Bciic ioa Oa5
Bclo fir Den gau cinc5 gtebrasia.
@ebdlloc5 aui Der glusiteaung be.
idaiit mcroen.
Su Scr Proclamation ialt Ser
8oubcrncur. oaB 6ic nit gluibriu.
gpHg Der Ultttel betrautc aommH-
iipn 81 Ser or Ielbit aebore, Die.
len BIan ais Den geeignetiteu erah'
te. co babe ie6er patriotiite 9le.
tra5faar @ele8eubeit. iib an oieier
Diiroigeu Sahe 3lt betheiligen, unO
feinem Deroc cine giiroe auigela.
Den. IS iei ieine5 8iiieu5 0a8 cr.
ite WaI, 6aB 6ns Staatsiiege[ bel
iolher Sahe in lluIuuf fonme. gs
iei i6m geinnt poroen ouB bereits
40 Stadten Der Union uno 36 aus.
partIge 2auoer Die Dlittel 5um @au
bon neutrality-suspicious. 3ur Ser.
iii9ung bdtteu. glud ole g}ebrasfa
bGaremcnocu Staoten gc5oren 6a3u,
uno mo Die &cai5latr fir oen
3ued feline Steuer id5oiien moQte,
nlnOe Oa5 8cl0 mittrl5 8olf5iamm.
lung aui1ebraht @eil au0ere Staa-
ten mo giationcn 10 uqgemein be.
reit icicn 70 itcbe Der StoI3 uuO
0as Qrciti1e bon Rebrasfa in 5rage.
CAB 9c5rosfu nod INNER i'm
Riiditouoe iit lit groBtentbeiIS Ser
8mlfeImilthtQfeit 0c5 @oubernelr5
at onHteu. lln0 feline proclamation
braudt iit uiht ocu 9luItrih ge.
niaIcr 95oeG 3u 9ebeu. Der Plon
lift cine g}adabmtnq ocS Gtaats.
berbanoes uou 9lebrasfa. Ser 9ron.
8emeooiaen 5ur 2luibringunq eines
itanoiqcn 6ono5 ibIagcn IieB, bio
ebcniaQS fir 81 pro Stif 8u ba.
ben ino 2tIio bic bombaitiIhc
GrofIamatiou lit gang uuo gar ni6t
am Elabe.
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Gti6iun.@eieb nur Gberaeridlt.

2intoIn, g2cbry 3. e5ruti. - Die
@}iiltigfeit oes @i6ions@eicbeS miro
beute fuie0erum Dor Dem Stats,
obaracridt in Grndgung ae3ogen
per0en. @s banoeIt ii6 nm ocu
iSaa pou 81. 8. Sauff bon Stanton,
Der Inn Sdautli3en5 nadgeiuft bat.
te, Die ober permeigcrt ipuroe, neil
Die Gigentbiimcr Oe5 betreiienoen
Sauies, in Dem Sottif Die @irtbs
i6oft fiibren nolltc, Die Snocpeuoent
Stealth SO. BON omaha mar, Die
pom Beri6t ol8 BON Der Stor3
grening So, fontroairt, angeieDen
puroe.
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Ter 9rcicdslucttflua.
Selbiarr nimmt snttu gcrlani. -
Feit in 3arrNalrm. Naiier'
fOnig nad lirol. - SOloaten ais
GiHbredler nnO Yl0rber2

Berlin, 3. SUM -9uii Scr ac.
itriacu 3pcitcu Gtoppe oe5 Ircicd'
tuettilugea iueacn 35 5lnamaihincn
Uon ,Sobannietbol at mo 30 flo.
acu, nod elmer 3miibenIauouua,
uot geIpiig Deitcr. iDo nad Den
lcBtcn Jadridtcu (uou gcltcrll
9lbrnbJ % bCrrits ciuactroiien ma.
rem. s,upiiten iiuo obne 3Ueiiel
aud Dir iibriaeu angcIauBt Is ta'
men einige llnidae Dor, aber MIR
icbr imbcoruteuoe.
4rim 5einrid) Un BreuBcn un0
feline @cmabIn babeu Der Eiret.
ton Scr Aanaoiiteu 8n3iiiebabn ibr
gciIeio 5lr aataitropbe Der sGm-
preB Of SreluuO" tcegrdpbirt.
ytah elmer telegrapbiidcn glel.
oung oes Gouberncurs iiro III "a.
resiuIem icit 9lniang U}ai orei Sale
bon Neni6enpeit borgcfommeu.
S6on I'M g}dr5 bieies ,5ubres lit
Elm gunnuonc in 9are5iaIam an
2uuaeupeit geitorben. Iaraili5iu
Iullrne in Der Sta0t cine Ratten-
ucrtiIqlmg cingcIcitet, uno Die Der.
oattiqeu ganpaueu- mo Su0er.
bduier nurOen qerdimt. Gb Die
Geit iid iton icit elf Sabreu i'm
bcuah5arten 9ritiid Gitairifu, in
5miibar mo in Fortugieiiih.Cit-
9lirifa beimiih aentadlt Jat, lit aud
cine ncue GlnidIeppuug nldt aus
gcihloiicn.
8icu. 3. Slmi.-Gas 9ciinOcn
oes aaiiertomga 5rau3 Soicp5 bat
| iih neucroin85 70 aiinitig gcitaltct,
soB cr c5 iid leiitcn tam,-nen
ia}uiifcn fcme @erihIehtCruug ici.
ncs 3uitan0c5 tiutrItt, mad
SihI. Iirol, 5um SouuucrouiGntbaIt
| am -. Suni 81 perreiien.
GrafalL @aIi3ieu, 3. SUM. -
c5u oa5 6au5 0e5 g}iIitdrilciitlieie.
rauten Sup 3u Blfulicc, @ali3ien,
Ioraugen udhtliberueile Ginbreder,
cridlugen Scrrn SUB ielbit feline
@attirL 3 &inoer umo cine Cieuit.
maq6 umO Ucrlebteu eiu Stammer-
maohen idmcr. Dlan bat mebrGra
Soloateu tpalhe nit 6cn 8erhaLtnii'
len Iii Soie befmlnt Darcn, in
itarfem gcrOaft.
gu6apeit, 3. 5uni.-grat I1idael
aoroIpi. ueIder iitfolge 5ran3 Soi.
iltbs 9(bIeben Do5 56erboupt Der
lnaariIhett Observation-Disclosures
aeDorben lit, mO 30 0}itglie0er iei.
ner 9artei treteu 0}itte S5unt cine
Reiie ua6 2lmcrifa al (fiir BEN
Braieu iton Die 3ucite), um geIo.
Iide BropaganOa fir Die ungoriidcn
0SabIen 5u MAIDEN.
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5rau Strcblom bcluirt6ct GDnrur.
OInHcrinncn.

Ser Goucor0ia Ganen6or uno
eiuige acla0enc 5rermOe crfreuten
lid) geitcru 9l6cn0 I'M Iluiif6einl
cine5 gan3 ou5ge}eiduetcn 9aufett5.
0a9 Die gcihdBta GrdiioeHtiu, s5rou
". e. StrebloD ju Gbren i6rer
SGn9ertuneu CAB. ,5rau StrebIop
miro nah SbluB Ger Sd1ulen NIT
ibren ajuOeru 5u i6rem @atteu nad
Can 6ranct5co reiieu, ser BORT be-
fmmtlid Scr 9r6bte 0eItausitel-
lungs &aumeiiter lit, i'm Die Sc.
rien BORT 3u Dertebeu. Sie bate
oesbaIb ou5 9aufett ais }l6idie0s.
felt arrangirt. 9}ad Der @eitafts.
periammLuug oe5 Ghors ipielte 9i-
riqent 9iceie gum Ean3e auf rno
bal0 oarnuf iebte iih cine 9olonai.
le in 9cDcgung, Die an bic feitlif
8eidmitdtc mo NIT portreffliden
Speiieu bcld0ene SnfeI fiibrte. Die
Ganen tbatcH Den Speiien ale CD
rem arL uno bradtcn naf paiipn.
oen 2Inipraden BON 5eiten Der Ser.
rem @oI. 5. Better mo Z. n. 9feeie
broienoe @oh5 ouf Die freigie6ige
8roiioeHtin aus, Die in oen Screen
ibrcr SdugeriHnen Elm marnles
RlabGe1l cinliuu1t.
IS mar in je0er ge3ie5ung ein
rei3en0ca Scit.
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0entifer llnteritiIbnnasperein.

Ser Gmabo 0eutife lluteritiib.
ungsDerein ertpdblte in ieincr 38,
General 9criamrnlung am lebten
Nontag folqenoe 9eamtc: Braiiocnt
5acob S6oBler; gi3e,Brdiiocnt 3lt-
liuS Soffmann; Sefret1r, 8iIbclm
@ebrtnann; S6aBmeiitcr, ,yobn
Soffnonu; Jii6rer, 5rib @orIih ];
8rrpdltungSrotb, gaul Wtuller.
8ilbelm Qidert, GSreo 9oifer 9rei
neue Ufitglieoer ipur6en aufgcnom-
men. Mdbreno Der lebten 5uei
Wonate puroe Die aranfenfaiie itarf
in glniprlh genontmen, oenu es
luurben iiber 5000 an erfrnnfte
W}itglieoer ousbe3ablt; immerbin
a6er iino Die 5inanlen bteieS Der
ems berort, ooB cine Gbbe in Der
9oiie niht 5l beiiirdteu lit.
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@olItc Fd uls SelO itempeln.
@dater Saudi Isgt 9Bnumit iu's
ge6inoe Scs glferbanmiui.
tiers; gibt OaHn
8aruung5iignal,

BoIbington 3. Syluti. - 8eItern
abeno muroen immitteIbar inter
Der Office 0es 9lderbausSefre
Scaiton i'm @ebqu0e fir glderbol.
tpeien fiinf Stanacn 0Dnauit nit
ousgebrannten 8iiuOern aeflnoen.
Ser @1dter Ganiel 8. Saud CAB
Marnrngsiignale, inoem er 0urh
Die aorrioore elite unO g(Qen CUR
5lu6t riet6, 0a 0os @cbau0e bin.
men Sturgeon 3erit0rt per0en niiroe.
Su6erte eilten aus Dem 8ebduoe,
ipdbreno onoere iid no6 Dem aeI.
lerseihcB beaaben, INN 9}odforiduu.
gen an5uiteuen Sie iauoen iiini
Stnngen 9pnantit, 0eren 3ilnoer
gIiidliherpeiie ausgebrannt moren,
Iesterer ltmitano lit oarauf 3uriif.
3ufiibreu, Dob oieieI6eu 81 Itarf
Derpodt tporeu.
Ger @G1ter Saudi, bon mcldent
man onsirnt, DAB er geiitig I'M.
Slire6nungslabig lit, tDllroe auf all
genleine 8eronft5griinOe bin oer6af.
let unb einem itreugen 8erbor un.
teriporfen. ST geitan6 idliebli6
elm ooS 9bnamit gelegt gu ba6en;
oann tpoqte er Ii6 ais SetO ouf.
ipislen unb aae Sniaiien bes @e.
b1n6es reht8eitig tparnen. aIs 9e.
Iobnung bntte er ii9 cine @ebalts.
snIaee geba6t. Der Uiam 1T Of.
fenbar tpabnlinnis.
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Sannnternefmer hnnenen.

Gbmo1l sic 9autu1ternebmer i'm
allgemeinen Die 3metudbigfcit Der
neuen Characterization 3uge6en. 10
iinO iie ooh qc9eu iofortige 9ur6-
fiJ6rlmg 0criel6en 6ci inn guu be.
iinoljden @c60u0eu oocr olden,
0eren &crfouf NIT pori1briacn Son.
Itruftioucu ju @onflrren itcbt
Gie &orihriften id]rei6en cine
im0IB00iac @rlmonalcr bel allen
@obubducrn in Gnaba Dor, al.
itott Der oht36ligcu D}mtcr; Die
@e60u0c mijiien Dor Dem 8ueen lit.
ipi3irt mcr0eH ic0od nah Ginrid-
tlmg Der Crabtc, 9ei5r6bren un0
nn0crer 3ubc6ore.
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Gntmtn|6tt
Snfragtttfn!
6efGngnihiuGrter bon linen Ourd'
gtpeitidIt. YlGbrtre &c.
maloe rniHirt.

2on0ou, 3. Suni. - 3pei il'
aeu0lide SuiiFagetien iicIcu beite
iiber Or. q. g. 6orplro, 8ijc.
@ouuerneur 0es SoQomaB Bci1ng.
niiie5, ber uno peitjdten i'm ourh.
Gin 9oliliit beireite ibn bon 0cu ru.
6iaten Beibcrn uno bcrlaitctc Die
2ebtcren. S6on einmol borbCr nur.
De Or. 5ormar0 bon SuiiragcttcIl
ourdqeprit1elt. Som miro Die
S6ulo beigemeIien, 5aB cr Oerbai.
tete, an Oen Suuseritreif geanugcue
Suffraaeiten betGlibte mo ibnen IN
0ieiem 3uitan6e Rnbruug einiloBte.
syn einer SufirngetcnDeriamm.
lung erflGrte Die 6auptrc0neriu,
,yrau U2amea, ooB oicieuiaen "a.
men Der @eieaIfaft, Die D}iniiter
uno Hegierlngsbearte in ibrcn
@obnuugen empiiuger, nlf Der 6ut
iein m0gen. Ban niir6e uutcr ib.
ren iiirdterlide Yluiterumg 5alten,
2on0on 3. SUM. - Gin 8an-
oalenaft ipur6e beute 8ormittog
BON elmer NIT einem 6an0beil be.
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&rnItgauerie ausgeiibrt. 3rpei
foitbare gem1LOe Darcn BON ibr
bereit5 berniftet ipor0cu, un0 iie
i6idte iib an Elm oritte5 aunit-
perf gu 5erit0ren, aIs elm Giener
oo5 5rmen3immer padtc. 5ter.
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tradte oajielbe ocm D}ame nit
oem Belle iffDere Gerlcbuugen bel
9eur nit U2iibe fomte bic D}egare
entiuoiiuet uuo nerbaitet ncrOeu.
S5n 8etiait ipuroeu mebrere Re-
6ofteure Del9e bic SnnoIuug5Deiie
Der Suffra9etten fritiiirt botten.
bon 2ebteren nugegriiieu no 10
ibluer miBbanbelt, DAB iie oa5 9ett
Bitten uiiiien.
2onoon, 3. S5uni. - 3pei unae
Itreit6ore Suffragetten itorteu Die
iiblihe Gubc oes gufinq6am 8aIa'
Ites, tnbem iie lid an Die 6lilgeI'
tbiiren oe8 Girgana5tbOtes antette'
ten, 2dbnhen idrpahgen nO 6ods
auf Die Suiiragetteu un6 elm Be-
reat uuf Die nBeiniger Der 6raucn"
ausbrahten. Neoer Der aonIq nod
ole a6nigin befanoen iih 5ur8eit
i'm Ballot. Die 6rauen3immer pur.
oen berbaitet. Die 8e6oroeu Der
91opaI Grhonqc ba6en cine Grore
erlaIIen, tponu6 feiner neiblthen
4erion 3utritt Bt Dem @ebduOe ge-
itattet miro aus sSurdt, baB Sui.
frneetten mert6Ooqe 6re5co5 ser.
ltoren tparoeu.
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Ganerk oiuer.

2en guno fiir's 2c6en fdtoIieu
qeiteru 6err Sans u. Gg9erB uno
SRI. 5Ioreuce 2ibcr. Ser @befro-
ten pur0c ourd @aitor Z. s. 0}a.
den qcidiirjt. gtad elmer fur3en
6o43eit2reiie miro iib oo8 iunge
gaar in ieinem foiigen Seim, 829
Bart abe, 5auslih nieoerlaiien.
llniare ber8Iiditen Sliidniinife.
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Streifer 0cpinnen. .

G6icogo, 3. Slnti.-0er Streif
Der 3iegelmader, inioIge 6eiiGn Oo5
gauacnerbe bier lett oeu IeBten oref
Wiouateu fat brad gelegt Dorocn
mar, lit bGigcIcgt moroen. Gen
Qlrbcitern lit Elm 9tiniuaaobn bon
40 Gents 6ie Sttn0e bcmiqigt NOR
oen. Gen 9lr5eitqebern aber lit bel
Der 2[niteQlmg unO GntGolilmg bon
9lrbcitern OoQig ireie 9ano gegebcn
nor0en.