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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
GRANGE INsTALLS OFFICERS.

The st. seph Valley Grange held
its annual installation of officers
Thursday afternoon in American hall,
Aaron Jones, assisted by Mrs. l.. V.
Robertson, acting as installing officers.
The exercises were followed by in
formal talks by the incoming and out
going officers. The new officers
are: Worthy master, Horace Martin;
worthy overseer, Mrs. Carrie Web
ster; worthy lecturer; Mrs. Hannah
Vogt; worthy steward. A. d. Denslow;
worthy assistant steward, 7. j..
Kryder; worthy chaplain, A. w. By
ers; worthy treasurer. Jerome ~.
Webster; worthy secretary, 4. w.
Bowman; worthy gatekeeper, p. s.
Metzger; worthy Ceres. Mrs. Lavina
Iffland; worthy Pomona Miss Mil
dred Stuckey; worthy Flora, Miss
Annie Bulla; worthy lady assistant
steward, Miss Clara Denslow; pianist.
Mrs. Grace Hunt The grange will
meet Thursday afternoon at l o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09

Ogy. The course of study will be be-
gun at a meeting Jan. 3 on the sec
ond floor of the American building.
The subject to be discussed Will be
THE Standard of Living.
The Mothers club held its annual
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Charles Murdoch, on
s. st. Joseph ST.. and elected officers
and made the annual awards for at
tendance. Mrs. r. NJ. Herr was re-
elected president and Mrs. l.. >. La
Pierre, secretary. Each year the club
presents three spoons for regularity
of attendance. This year there We're
three members. Mrs. Thomas Bulla,
Mrs Charles Zigler and Mrs. r. Nj.
Herr who did not miss a meeting
throughout the club season. In cut
ting for the first award it fell TO Mrs.
Bulla Mrs. T.. Il. Warner, who was
the only member who had missed but
one meeting received second prize,
and Mrs. John Hibberd. Mrs. Charles
Murdoch and Mrs. J. II. Reamer, who
have missed two meetings, cut for the
third which fell to Mrs. HiDberd.
plans were made for a club supper
to be held Jan. l . at the home of Mr..
and Mrs II. w Eldredge, 702 w. Col
fax av., at which the assisting host
esseS viii be Mrs. f. NJ. Sawyer. Mrs.
L. : LaPierre, Mrs. II. r. MOntgom-
cry and Mrs. John Hibherd. The club
will meet regularly again IN two
weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
If Yu're
Needing a
Necktie-

or wanting one you'll GER
tainly find what you want here
Saturday, and at prices striking
~ low.
800 necktieS of the SO, 3
and a dollar vintage-RanSack
price SO cents.
Odd lot of necktieS, includ-
ing some that belong to the so
cent family, but mostly of the
IS cent variety - RanSack
price i213 cents or two for a
quarter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
IL IND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN
SOCIAL CLUBS

The Phi Chi Embroidery club was
delightfully."- entertained all day Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. L. f. Culver.
PIG 5. Scott 81. Luncheon was served
at noon, covers having been placed
for - at table bearing a fruit cen
terpiece. The meeting was an old
fashioned comfort knotting bee. The
club will meet Jan. Is with Mrs. Will
lam Carln, 323 5. ST. Joseph st.
Mrs. Barney Smith. 52I y. Scott
St. entertained the Grandmothers'
circle very delightfully."- Thursday in
honor of Mrs. h. Mattone of Corning,
y. y. house guest Of Mrs. Rose Hood.
The table at which luncheon was
served at ! O'Clock was prettily deco
rated in yellow and white Yellow
steamers were festooned from the
chandelier 10 the corners of the table.
Yellow shaded candles completed the
effect. The club will be entertained
the first Thursday of February with
Mrs. Anna McBroom, 704 Marietta ST
Mrs. Howard Middleton was hostess
10 the members of the Rainbow club
Thursday afternoon at her home, ia
VIstula av. In a contest the favors
went TO Mrs. j. w, Nikart and Mrs.
r. Saelhof The club will meet in
two weeks with Mrs. NikaTt, AS ".
Marion ST.
The 1 Go You Go club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs
Charles Wagner at her home. 1908 +.
Madison st. Contests were a feature
of the afternoon, the favor in which
went to Mrs. Peter Leveque. The
hostess served dainty refreshments.
The club will be entertained in two
weeks at cards at the home of Mrs.
Robert Witener. 1914 L. Madison ST.
The members of the Modern Bee
Hive club were pleasantly entertained
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Mary
Nicholson, 719 w. Lasalle av. Fol
lowing a short business session a con-
test was held in which the faVors
went to Mrs. John Glavin and Mrs. j.
c. Coleman. The club will be enter
| tanned in two weeks by Mrs. Lulu
Penwell, 222 Laporte av.
The members of the Old Time
| Friends club enjoyed their fortnight
ly thimble Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Fred Bickelhaupt. 712
Forest av. The club will meet in two
weeks at the home OF Mrs. Hilton
| Hammond, COL Vistula av.
The Good Old Times club met on
| Thursday afternoon with Mrs. +. A.
Steiner. 706 n. st. Joseph ST. The
afternoon was spent informally and
the hostess served dainty refresh
ments. The club will meet in two
weeks with Mrs. Walter Braunsdorf.
| 221 S. ST. Peter st.
The members OF the Riverside club
were entertained Thursday evening at
| the home of Miss Inex Roswell, 1851
Riverside drive. The evening was
spent with needlework and the hostess
served dainty refreshments. The club
will meet in two weeks with Miss
Ruth White, 1898 Riverside drive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
CHURCH AFFAIRS

The Searchers' Bible class elected
officers Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. T.. i. Hull, 1915 Van
Buren, St The new officers are:
Leader. Mrs. G. c. Beyrer; chairman.
Mrs. John Miller. The class Will
meet every Thursday during January
with Mrs. Beyrer. ia Harrison av.
The Ladies Aid society of Munson
chapel met Thursday with Mrs i. ..
Geist of w. Division road. Thirteen
members and nine visitors were pres
ent. Dinner was served at noon and
the afternoon was spent informally.
Plans were made for an oyster sup
per 10 be held At the church Saturday
evening. The society will meet in
two weeks with Mrs. ora Taylor, W.
Division road.
The Ladies' Aid society of NIizpah
Evangelical church met Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. w X. Hinkle. 1875
Portage ay., Mrs. Hinkle being assist
ed in entertaining by Mrs j. y Hively
and Mrs John Shenenberger. The
program consisted of readings by
Miss Marie Noedisch. Misses NIarga-
ret and Florence Hnkle and Master
William Hinkle. and piano solo by
Miss Ruth Groves. The hOsteSses
served refreshments at its close. The
next meeting viii be Feb at the
home of Mrs. Mark Cess, els ). EDDY
st.
Mrs. w. T. Anders. So f. Colfax
av. was hostess TO the members Of
the W oman's Missionary society of
Trinity Presbyterian church Thursday
afternoon. After a short business Ses-
sion the following program was pre-
scented. Devotional exercises, Mrs. ".
T. Anders: foreign topic. China.
Mrs. a. a. Alderman. Mrs. Charles
Becker and Mrs. ]. :. Burns: home
topic. Home Missions. Mrs G. Al
Thomas. The hostess served light re-
freshmentS at the close Cf the pro-
gram. The society viii hold its quar-
terly tea Feb. .. but the place has not
been decided upon.
Mrs John Prytz and AIRS Andrew
Peterson entertained the Ladies' Aid
society Of Gloria Del swedish Luther
an church az its annual meeting on
Thursday Afternoon in the church par
Tors. The new officers for 1914 as
named yesterday are: Rev. J. G. Err
ickson. president: Mrs. John Johnson.
Vice president; Mrs. John kIllenberg.
secretary, and Mrs. g Meilaader.
treasurer The sick committee was
also appointed with Rev. Mr.. Erick-
son as chairman. The society will
meet again in two weeks at the
church.
The Ladies' Aid and women's Mis-
cfnnaFE aF ha
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
Y. NJ. G. A. MEN RAISE
FUNDS FOR YELT0N

Efforts made by the Y. NJ. c. a.
here to raise a fund for Elmer Yelton.
association secretary in China have
been successful as nearly enough has
been raised to meet the required
amount from this territory The
dormatory has already contributed
500. enough to maintain the secre-
tary in the foreign field for 20 days.
His expenses, including salary, are
approximately 50 a day. The cam
paign has practically closed.
The South Bend Kindergarten asSo-
citation will meet Monday afternoon at
4 o'clock in the Melville building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
Suits Go Down
a Dollar a Day

Thirty-four Suits-there were
Just 81 when we started selling
this morning-hardly that many
noW-at S14.00 per suit tomOr-
row The lot included suits
originally marked at from
S1195 To $1,000.
Here's the Selling Plan:
Friday Si5.aa.
Saturday S14.00.
Monday Will be placed on sale
at $500. If any remain Tues
dav the price will be $1,000. and
SO on down.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. c.. NJ Trey of 1901 :.
Main St. are visiting their son-in-law
daughter and grandson, Mr.. and Mrs
II. L. Haslanger. and son Robert
trey Haslanger at Menominee. Mich.
MIR Urev will return TO South Bend
about Jan 18th To take charge as
sexton of the City cemetery.
Rev H. B. Hostetter of the West
minister Presbyterian church returned
THURSDAY afternoon from Rochester
Ind, where he has been assisting in
evangelistic services.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
- DR.. THOMSON'S
o. EYE TALK
(TALk NO. 223)
ArTn'S Length.

With a good many people the first
symptom of defective eyes is the ne
cessity for holding the newspaper at
arms length. They find that they
cannot hold it where they used TO and
see well. This is because the great
est strain upon the eyes is in near
seeing. The closer an object is held
to the face the greater the effort. How
often we hear people say that they
can see off at a distance as we'll as
ever but reading and writing tires
them. When these symptoms first
become noticeable have your eyes ex-
amined and fitted with glasses. Do
not wait until the muscles are weak
ened but have it done at once. In
that way glasses for close work only
will usually be sufficient. II you post
pOne the matter too long you will have
TO wear them constantly. See me
about il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09

The Ladies' Aid and Women's Mis-
si0nary societies OF the First Evan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
The Ransack Continues
The Ellsworth Store
Attention Men!

You probably know that the Ransack Sale is on
Well, here's Special Raasack' Message for You.
The Ransack is our outcleanng of Fall and Winter
Goods It's Sale that strikes hard blow at the High
Cost of Living-for here and the purchasing pow
er of your money is increased.
The Ransack is storewide-runs through every de-
partment-the Mems Store included of course
Tomorrow is Mems Day-Tomorrow You'll find bar
gains many and varied in the Mems Store.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
ANN0UkCEME NTS

The brotherhood of the First
Evangelical church will be entertain
ed Friday evening at the home Of
John Kline. 44# :. Fellows ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09

The members of the Old Time
Friends club enjoyed their fortnight
ly thimble Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Fred Bickelhaupt, 712
Forest av. The club will meet in two
weeks at the home OF Mrs. Hilton
Hammond, COL Vistula av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
DR.. II. A. THOMSON

Not Open on Wednesday Afternoons"
sol South Michigan st.
Southwest Corner Wayne and Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-09
A List of Ransack Offerings

Shirts about 400 of them, we've added to the supply
Davies, Longellow, lyric and Lenox ShirtS-valueS
up to $50 and Sl.69-Ransack price so cents.
lot of Mems Hose odd sizes, worth much more than
we aSk-Ransack Price 1872 cents per pair.
Odd lot of Mems UnderWear-wool, two pieces
$3.50 to $500 vaueS-Ransack price $1.O5. Mems
heavy two-piece underwear, dollar vaueS-Ransack
price SIS cents.
Some Mems gloves-from dollar to dollar and a
half values-Ransack price SIS cents Boys GauntleS
that have been selling for being Ransacked
DO cents the pair Mems Canvas Gloves are in the Ran
sack at cents pair.
Fifty dozen Ellsworth special collarS-Six in a box
Ransack price 20 cents the half dozen.
Bath Robes-regular prices from sos to S6.95-
in the Ransack at one-half price SLAB to $3.48.
Twenty-Five per cent discount on all Mems Sweaters
during the Ransack
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Q2ctcnlfc fiir @pnpernrrr.

giidarO g 0}etcalie bat ieinen1
icbnli6iten 8lmide glus0ruf Der.
lieben @ouperneur bon gtebrasfa 3ll
nerOcn. Gr nir0 &ouOioat bel
Oen Grimarndblen oieien Serbit
iein, pem Die onoeren bereitS inr
,SeIoe ite6enoeu glnm1rter lire aan.
Oioatlu 5u Icinen @uniteu 5uriid3ie-
ben. 60 duBcrte er iid einem lin
ausboblenoen 9eridterit1tter aegeu.
ijber. @r qic6t ia 5lt ooB bic
3obl Der D}itbeuer6er betrGhtlid
lit, ober lpenn or fiible, Dab ieine
Ydtbiiraer ibn mirfli9 ipIniden -
0b leBtere8 MN Der fSaQ lit,
bas i'll Die 6rage. Sir 0eutide
bat Serr Wletcolfe nihts beIonoers
9ln3iebenbes. SIN @egentbeil, er ge.
bort in 8rpan'S aloiie, lit elm
6einb Der perionliden 6rei1ett uno
politiider DtnnteltrGger,
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Grobfbrll ant
1anrrte fat cine balbc Niinutr. :
Aannlidllenien uldlt be-
ldlaoiat

Banana, 2s. Wlai. Gin init
eine balbe Minute w1brcnors bel.
tiaes Grobeben pur0c bier qriteru
gtbcnO nm 1925 Ueripilrt. Dicl.
oungcn BON @atun. Mlirailores mo
georo Miguel bciagen, oaB an Den
SfanalidIelIieil teine geitdoiguugcn
anaeridltet mlroen.
Ger gfetoro oes Seismogrop5
ldBt erfcnnen, 6aB pas gebcn lei.
men llriprung innefbaIb 100 g2ei.
len iiiomeitlih nnbm, mo lid uddl
Dem glorooiten forfieetc
Gplon, 2s. Nai. C5ciicrn 9l6enO
ereiaurte iit bier cin ldnger nIs
30 2cfllnoen pdbrcnocs @rObeben.
es mar it1rfer ols Die St6rlmgcn
i'm boriaen Gftober. Die geumteu
in @otm beidreibeu oen StoB ols
icbr itorf, miiien aber ubts ilber
8eid)aoigungen 81 melocn.
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9OmmunSenr Susbes, Der bic nme.
rifnniidlru SseiOlbaten in gsra
Gru5 befebligt.
Gins Council glnffs.

8im Seltou, Der 9tltbdn6ler,
mar oes 9ie6itabls beihul0igt. gr
Duroe pom 9ol3eiridter lu1ter $50
9iirgi6aft geiteQt. Gns 8erbor
nuroe 5neimal bertagt, neil Der
2lngeflngtc nift eri6einen fonnte.
g(ls Der San enolid) sur 8erbait0.
lung oufgcrilier rpurbe, mar Sel.
ton beriHpunoen uno ieine giirg-
i6aft berrpirtt. @aQace genianlin
itelte Die 9iirgihoft fir 5elton lntO
bari oos 8ergniigen baben, Die
Sluume 5u be5abIen.
- Ser Rut6 Der Superoiioren
bat ben 8ou oes bielbeIprohenen
ogono 9itd" Elm g2e6enfanoI oes
ySdrriion gottapattomie4 .&onoIs,
in g3offorO Gopni1ip, ougeorbnet.
Die Morard engineering GonlponD
BON SnQs Stir, Re6., beridtet, bdb
Die 5pei gnu1tn,griideu am 9it.
enoe bes Gountps fertiggeitellt iin6.
Der gfatb nabnt oieieIbe an itno
beorberte bic 9tus5abIung 0es 9teites
Der Soften.
- 9tad einen 9eriht bon 8is.
mart, q. g., lit Der Dtiiiouri sSluB
i'm Steigen. 8ie 6Iutb oiirfte crit
in elmer 8ode ii6 bier bolauf
bemerfbar MAIDEN.
Die 3eutonia-2oge geo. is, o.
8. $. g., belt am lebten Ntittpod
ibre regelm6Bige Notwithstanding
lung ob, Die einen iebr guten 8eiud
orf5uneiien bate Ger &on0ioot
@enrp Spetman muroe ais 8ruoer
in ben 0roen oufgenomnlen. @s
puroe beidloiien, am fonmen0en
Sonntog Die @r0ber unlerer oeritor.
benen 9riioer NIT 8llunen Su ihn1ii.
den. Gin &ontite BON ieh5 Bril-.
bern iuuroe nit oieier gtuigobe be.
traut. gtad ShIuB Der geriontnt.
lung bieIten iid Die glntpeienoert
nod Iange in ben 2ogenrdumen nuf.
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9lus Dem Staate Soma.

Sauie ieiner 5ralt erihien nerIteB
8oterloo 9eBte ISOLDE tpuroen
ouf Dem bieiiqen 8nbnbofe ilnoe.
fdbr 700 @oaonen Bier in 9e.
idIog genonlmen, @err g. s..
2onDp, Der oIS 9lgeitt zines Oh.
buQue'iGen 6auoelshouies bier tia.
tig lit, luno Die Senbung beranlaBt
babeu Iol, miro 0eStpe9en sur Ser.
authorizing ge8ogen lperoen.
S5orlan. Ser Staotrotb bat oie
gfluIterlug eiuer 9roBen 9(u6obl
BON StraBen im @obuoiitrift Der
.Staot bcidloiIclt. Die GfloIte.
rtlgSorbeit miro iii aiir3e perge.
ben lper0en. Mn SteIle oes goun-
Gilman s.. u. Cider, Der ietf g(nt
nieoerIegtc, nuroe s. $. 6re0ertf.
ion crtpoblt
5iour Gitp. 2os bieiigc Sc
b1uoe Scr @roin GrAonge brannte
lebten Sonntog Mor8en bol1itdtoig
t1leoer. Yer dngertdtete iSdd0en be-
trdgt lngeiGbr $t50,0o0 uuo lit
tbeilpeiic olrd 8eriiherlng aeoedt.
Ger bel Oieiem 6euer 5u Sdabcn
gefonmene 6euernebrmonn, GboS.
@lis, puroe no9 Dem ct. 8tncent
Soipitol gebroht, no man feitItell.
&c, OG5 er olBer mebreren ano6en.
briiden lmo Guetidungen aud in.
mere 8erlebrneen erIitten bat
Burlington. 2esten Sonntoq
9lbenO plr0en 5uei Sinner oes
Serrn 5reo 9itetaer idlper oerIebt,
mdbreno anoere 3amiliemtitgIie0er
nit leidteren Gerlebllngen oabonfa.
men, ais Oos glutonlobil 0eg Serrn
2uetser Elm gusep itreifte unO sur
Seite ilcI,
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SrBnn iiber 8eIt6anOsl.
gltaicrnna fann fir finautielIes gii'
iilO feline tSuruntic birten.

@aibinaton, 28. Wiai. E Sier
puroc aeltcrn lmter 1heilnahmr uou
800 6atrifauten lno aauileuien Die
critic aoHuention sir 5or0erun1 brs
aisnGrtigen SonoeIs eroiinct geim
gonfcit iprah Stanisietretdr arnan
ilbcr bic glbiidltcn Der Sfeaierltna iiir
ScbuHg 0eS 3anocls NIT oem lus.
lan0c.
Ter Scfrctdr bob hcrpor. bic Re-
aieruna piinihc ourhaus Den ans.
mdrti9en Sonoel 81 ermutbigen mo
81 beben uuo inde nenc glbiaBge.
bicte 80 eroiiueh f6une abcr fir
oas fiuan5ieae 9iiiifo, iuelhc5 Nine.
rifaner bel llnternehnen I'M Aus.
louOe eingeben. feline gerantruort.
tinq iibernebmen 9ie Junttlon
Der Geaierimg beihrdnfe iid MIR
oaraui 9lnerifaner aegeu mioerinb.
renes llnredlt in Shut 3u ne6men.
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9lcpnblifaniiGc siautsfonScntion.
glrmc mad Qroareiiiuen
9irpnbliinHer breifcn
ans.

ct 2ouis Do, 2S. D}oi
Ter @rrnoton ocr Stuatsfonucntion
Der rcpubIifaliihcn 4artcL bic bier
acitcrn taQte, iii Der algcneinc
g9lmih, OaB bic o6triinniqen Bril-.
Der, neldc Hooicpclt ms Eager
Der Grogrciiiucu iolatcn micpcr sur
" 3 4 3uriidfcbreu mogeu Der
@oriblng Ocs giatiounlfonItes, bic
neutrality-suspicious. Der SiiOitan.
ten 81 rcOu5iereh muroe outgcbei.
Bcu Die Bolitit Der Jlegieruug
wurOe olS idpanfeno uno lnameri.
fonii6 bc5cihnct
,Sames e. 8atiou bon Sltoinno.
polls, belt oic 6nuptreor. @r
nilrOc ploelih bon Der Site ilber.
wdltiat, uno crit nod lougem ge.
miiben Der 9Ier}tc gum geDuBtieir
gcbraft. Ger Reoner uunote iid be.
ionoers gegcn Die 5ariireiorm, beI
0crrn 9erotbung ole gLbgeoroneten
ii6 ourhau5 bonn g9iacn ocs Bra.
iioentcu leiten IicBcn Gam ioroer.
tc er aae Brogreiiioen nuf, nicOer
ser Gortei bei3utreten, I'M Den ae-
mcinihoitlideu 5eiuO, Die 0enofro.
tide 9orteL 81 ihlagen.
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GrfpIareide eperettenanffa6rnn,

8ie bon Ntitglie6ern 6es 3onen
8eiongnereinS g2Dra" I'M 9eutI1en
&auie nm 0iittruo6 glbeno unter
2eitilng bon Serrn SenrD 8pd ouf.
gefiibrte 9perette oGbrDiotttbenun"
gefiel 10 gut, bob man MIR 8orte
be8 2obes borte. Die 2eiihingen ei.
niger Der 0eittpirfenoen neroienen
iogor 6as Grooifnt por3iigIif), uno
Der gut einItubirte Gbor leiitete
6ur6meg @ute5. 8oiielbe gilt bon
oem 8lpar fleinen ober nor5iigLtden
9rdeiter; 6err Bod bat ole 11rids
DIE. audi ouf oieies itolj 5u lein.
Inter ben Dfitfpirfenoen tbGten
iid beionoers berpor: SRI. Wt1rgite.
rite Stoltenberg oIS rErtitseiiin
Ghrpioutbemnm", SRI. Dtoraoretbe
9inoer nsoucer gpeS", Sri. Srene
9uld, a5airp Moonbednl" SRI. .21it.
ro geters, nGrince So.5Ii", SRI.
So3el Grue oGrince So.Erne" itn0
&err Gbas. q. gurfe, emperor
8b1t.for. .8bi".
liirpabr, Die gorie1tng b1tte et.
nen ungIeid) beiieren gein1 ter.
oiettt; dber oldl in oieIer SinIiGt
miro es in nohIter Sdiion nrOers
meroen.
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st. SOics5 & C1ranO SslanO Balm.

SincoIn g2eb., 28. Moi Bun.
Desridter Utltiiser bat enti6ieOen,
OaB bic Union 8acific 9abn Die
aoutrone Der gfftien Der ct. Syoiepb
& gjrnno SsIano 8obn nufgeben
muB, on bies einen geritob gegen
ooS Sbermau gtntitruitgeie biloet.
Die gntlbeioung iuuroe duf gtn.
frag BET Notwithstanding
getroffen. Die 2eitimg Der 9nbn
lnlfB iunerbolb Der naditen GO 9o.
ae Der Dlinoritat iibertroacn mer-
ben poer eS miro elm GenDaIter er-
tdtnt. Ger 9rO5eB iuuroe bereits
Dor ettpo 5uei Sobren bescnnen.
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ssapGnifdcs sdiff init Tnnition.
Seife @ellc allacmcin.

B1fbiugton, 2S. @2ai Cine
beige @eIle bot i1u1mtIihe oitliden
Stdoten uno oas giiIiiiiippitbal cr.
foBf Gas omtlide thermometer
seigte geitern 95 @roo ais Sodit.
tcn1perotur, o6er ouf oem StraBen.
niDeau tDoren cs 100 @rao.
IS mar Der pdrmite Gag icit
N2di 1870. Die Sise mar lnge.
fdbr eIeid groB in Dem aau5en bon
Der @eIle betroiienen @ebiet
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9lns Council glnffs.

- 8ipeibunoert uno fiinf5ia De.
legnten Der snan5ig ODER mebr 60.
gen oes iiioDeitlihan Soma fan0en
iifl oieie ISOLDE III Council glufis
Elm, uu al Der gcmeinidaitlifen
Gisung Der gDtbios Ritter fheil5u.
nebmen. Die bieiige St. 9tlbdns
2oge go. II bat Die 8eDirtbung
Der @dite iibernommen uno bat
es OIL @aitireumoi6aft nidt febLen
Ioiien.
Der gergniigungsplab 0lono-
ma tDuroe om Somltng unter gro.
bem gIn0rang Der oergniiglngsluiti.
gen Wleuge er0ifnrt.
Ser Council 8lufis 9fouing
Club eroffnete iein glubbouS nit
eiuem groben Ieiteiieu. 0tcbrere
bunoert 0titglieoer un6 G1ite nab
men on Der @roiinungsieier tbeil,
Die fleine @Ii3abetb 2i0gett,
Die am 5reitag 0ur6 Elm 9lutono.
bill iiberiabren purbe, lit ibren
8erleBungen erIegcr. 8as tIeinc
5.idbrigc 9faodeu puroe iiberfo5.
rem, ndbrenO iie einem S6ulpic-
mic i'm 5airmount Barf beinobute.
- 2yame8 9arfer uno u. 6. @u.
Itoiion, Die Repiioren Der 3inon3.
bidder Der Gourtp.geomten ba6en
nod 3nelmonoNider 2lr6eit ibre
aufgobe geloit mo ole Bidder in
Ooaiter 0ronung ecfunoen. Sie
madten ie0oh etli6e gupfe6lungen,
iDoOurf Die 9ietbooe Der 8u6fiib.
rllng tpeientlid perbeiiert iplroe.
S. s. 9ic0fahnn, Sberiif bon
SbeIbp Gountp, mar in Der gtoot
uno t5eilte Den bieiigeu 8oIBei6eom.
ten NIT, Dob er 5net iltnge Wi1n.
ner IN Der gtabe bon Sorlan in
Snft genommen babe, oic in et.
mem geltoblenen glutonlobil ibrcn
Beg nod Dem @eiten iud)ten Die
beioen Siinalinge i6cinen iebr I'M.
ternebneuo 81 ieiu, oenn lie bntten
oos Pluto, oas iie ofirnbar in
Nod SSstono geitobien batten, bis
aur llnfenntlihfeit oerGnocrt. Sic
gaben BEL ibrer @erhoitilug an,
oaB Iie in Omaha etlidc Gddete
ertparteten Gic GoIi3ci miro oltf
bic Gndete auipoiien mo mittler-
Deile meroen Die gei6en in Saft
bleiben.
6rau 8aIter Storr trug les-
te @ohe eiilige ihmer5bafte, 1ber
ungefdbrlihe 8erlesungen oapon,
ols ibr guggp nit einem Pluto.
mobil suinmmenitieB. Ga ideinbor
fein 8eri6uloen bon Seiten beS
9lufomobilfiibrers porlieet, nabm Die
Polisei bon elmer gerbaiting glb.
itouo.
iseuer 5erit6rte eineu gSferoe-
iino Sfubiioa ouf Der 9drm BON
SSSo6n @nli6, flint WleiIen n0rbIih
bon Ger StaOt. Die ltriadle oes
8ranoes iuurOe niht ernttielt Der
gerlnlt 1T Our9 Gerii6erllng &c.
oedt
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&eaer in siffann,s anluelenIapen.

geetu Dorf, 80. Mai. Sn
oem beriibnlten ,yifuefenIaOen BON
9iffonp an Der 5. 9lbe. bra9 beute
6euer aus, 6as cine 3eitIong 0io.
inonten i'm @ertbe BON gtiqiouen
in @efobr iebte. 9lls Die 6euer.
ipebr Gintritt perlongte, meigerte
iid Der B1dter, gu offuen. GdlieB.
lid tpuroe nit greHeiier 8u orbei.
ten besonnen
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gniidJt BON 6rprrtcn.

8aibfngton, IS. Mai. - Die gr.
pcrtcn Der s5stbmian Canal Som.
million erfl1ren Dab feiu bisber
per3eihnctes gr6beben. nift naein
auf Der aanaI5one, ionoern nuf benz
Grot1eil, betrddtliden Shooen an
ben aanalmerfcn anrihteu fonnte.
Ser aommiiiion lit nod fein omtli.
der 8eridt 5ilgegangcu