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The daily Alaskan., 1914-02-25

MT. Black came up trcm Haines on the Peterson today.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-24
Tobacco Notes

Mr.. Walter Scotch, Of the Scotch
Dillon Co., Detroit manufacturers, has
been in the state for few days this
week. In company with F. G. Borden
he was a caller in this market on We'd
nesday.
Frank S. Baines, GAINESVILLE leaf
dealer, returned this week from a sew
eral weeks stay at Biloxi, Miss.
The United Cigar Manufacturers Co.
will finish the warehouse work of the
season at Portage and Cashton this
week.
c. E. Shannon has received letter
from Paul Hirschhorn, who is in Hol-
land attending the Sumatra sales for
the United Cigar Manufacturers Co.,
telling of the sudden death of Mr..
Hirschhorn's father in that country.
Northern grown hybrid tobacco
seed for sale at Pringle Bros. Go. &C.
C. Atwood 21"2
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-24
First District Federation Meeting.

The twelfth annual meeting of Wis
consin First District Federation of
Women's Clubs will be held at the
Methodist church in Edgerton, Tuesday
and Wednesday, April % and 20. About
Is delegates, besides many visitors, are
expected from the clubs from James
vile, Beloit, Evansville, Racine, White
water and the surrounding towns.
These women are working not alone
for themselves but for the betterment
of the country and humanity.
A very interesting program has been
prepared and the public is cordially in
vited to attend any or all Of these
meetings.
PROGRAM.
Tuesday, April %, Up. m.
Invocation Rev T. w. North
Address of Welcome Mrs, j. O. Emery
Response ;. Mrs; G. 9. Colony. Evansville
Organ Solo-Grand March from Aida. Verdi
DR.. w. G. Daland, Milton.
Address, ivic improvement in the Little
Towns''-Miss iona Gale, Chairman State
and General Federation Committees on Civ
Address-"Home Economics It's Aim, Scope
and Possibilities Pearl Macdonald,
Chairman State Committee on Home Econ
omicS.
Organ Solo-a-Traumerei -. 80. .Schumann
b-Swedish Wedding March
northumberland Odermann
DR.. W. G. Daland.
Tuesday, 80 p. IN.
Music-a-Allegretto vvace OPP 81 No. for
violin, cello and piano BeeIhOVen
b-PizzicatO Gavotte. Johannes Pache
Miss Madge Wilson and Mr.. Joseph k1mball.
Readlng-'A Chapter III Revelations'-May-
belle Wilson $hearer.
Address" KnOuted into Civilization PROF.
W. A. Garfield. arroll College.
Wednesday, April 60 845 a. N.
Federation Hymn-BIest Be the Tie that Binds
Presidents Address. Mrs. ID. .. k1nSman
Five minute report of officers and chairman of
committees.
Three minute report OF delegates.
New business ii
Report of Nominating Committee.
c-BarcarOlle. $3.50. Hoffmann
High School Glee Club.
Wednesday. Up. m.
Music-The War March of the Priests from
Athalia-Pipe Organ and Strings
Election of officers.
Address-'Our State WORKINGS j. A. STRAIT
hearn, President of Wisconsin Federation Of
WOmens Clubs.
Report of Committee on Resolutions.
Adjournment.
Luncheon will be served Tuesday
noon in the high school building by the
domestic science department. Dinner
Tuesday evening and luncheon Wednes-
day noon will be served in the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-24
EDGERTON LOSES A PROMINENT
CITIZEN.
And the Tobacco Trade one of its Most
Successful Merchants.


To pen the words reciting the events
of a useful life is difficult, but to write
the record of one whose life is so close
ly interviewer with all that is purest
and best in a community is doubly diff
ficult, because of the impossibility to do
that life Justice. On Thursday, April
10Th, our city was shocked to learn
that Charles F. Mabbett was dead On
Sunday evening, the 18th inst. he was
taken to Rochester, Mimi, in the hope
of obtaining relief from puzzling all
ment which had confined him to the
house not quite week. At Rochester
pneumonia developed and although all
was done that skilled physicians could
do to assist nature, this noble life
passed into the great beyond. For
fifty-seven years resident of Edger-
ton his life is as an open book to the
readers Of this paper and no eulogy
however eloquent could fittingly portray
the strength and nobility of the char
acter of this man. He was among
men what the cedars of Lebanon were
to the trees of the forest To know
him was to love him.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-24

Mr.. Mabbett was interested IN all
things that tended to civic betterment.
He gave of his time and money to all
that helped to make life sweeter and
better. His early Christian training
was best exemplifed by the life Of de-
votion to his family. In business his
word was his bond and his advice was
sought by associates at all times.
Careful of little things, the larger ones
took care of themselves. His life was
we'll spent and he leaves hehind a leg
acy Of pleasant memories. His de-
parture from this life is but an incen.
tive for all who knew him to SO live a
better life that the union of family and
friends may be perfect, in that great
beyond So closes the last chapter of
useful life, a life unselfshly spent
for the upbuilding and lettering both
by precept and example of his fellow
men, The world is better for his hav-
ing lived in it, for he gave to the world
the best he had.
''But not today. Then be content poor heart !!
Gods plans like lilies pure and white unfold;
We must not tear the close shut leaves apart
Time will reveal the calyXeS of gold,
And if, through patient toll, we reach the land
Where tired feet, with sandals lOOSed, may rest,
Where we shall clearly see and understand,
/ think that we will say, God knew the best"
Charles Franklin Mabbett was born
in Bridgewater, N. Y, May 20, 1848.
When boy of nine he came with his
parents to Edgerton, Wisconsin. He
was married to Fannie A. Kellogg
June rs, 1872. Four children, Leora,
Walter, Jessie and Alice, came to bless
this union, all of whom are living.
When Mr.. Mabbett was nineteen, his
father died, leaving him the main help
er and comforter of his mother and Sis
ter. With his mother, he took a deep
interest in the work of the Baptist
church and later of other churches Of
the city.
During al the years of his life in
Edgerton, he has taken an untiring in
terest in all the activities of the city,
and was especially interested in the
work of the public schools and of the
library. Soon after his marriage, he
engaged in the general store business
and later, for few years, conducted
an agricultural implement store. In
1884 he entered the leaf tobacco bust
ness in which he continued until his
death. Mr.. Mabbett passed away in
Rochester, Mimi, April 16, 1914, after
brief illness. Funeral services were
held from the Congregational church
Saturday afternoon, April 18th, con-
Quoted by Rev. Philip Gregory, assisted
by Rev. F. w. Schoenfeld.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-24
Obituary.
A. III. RAMSEY.

Alonzo Hibberd Ramsey was born on
July II, 1852, at Charlestown, Mass,
and died in the city of Edgerton, Wis,
April 20, 1914. He was the son of AL
Ian and Ann Ramsey. When he was
about four years of age his parents
moved to Woodstock, Ill. Here he
grew to manhood. For about 20 years
he lived in the city of Chicago and five
years ago removed to Edgerton where
he has since resided. On January II,
1884, in the city of Chicago, he was
married to, Mrs. Laura Smart. Mr..
Ramsey is survived by his widow, one
brother and one sister. The brother,
Geo. A. Ramsey, and the sister, Mrs.
A. H. Loomis, reside at Dumont, Iowa.
Mr.. Ramsey had been in poor health
for number of months, heart trouble
being the cause of his sickness and
death.
The funeral was held Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home on Fulton street,
Rev. T. w. North of the Methodist
church officiating, and the burial was
in the Fulton cemetery.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-24
Married.
DREYER-BILLINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Billings an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Lorene and Mr.. F. H. Dreyer of Wau-
sau, at their home at Cobb on Wednes-
day, April 18th. Only the members of
both families were present.
The bride has been successful
teacher and while engaged in this work
at Edgerton she met Mr.. Dreyer, who
was head clerk in large clothing es-
tablishment. Above is the happy out
come of the romance thus started.
Among those present at the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs. F. B Dreyer and
family of Dousman, Miss Frances Smith
of Sparta, Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Bill
ings and daughter of Darlington, III. -
Dodgeville Chronicle.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-24
Congregational Church Notices.

Mems club meets at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. c. Whittet Thursday even
ing. Rev. A. E. Gregory will speak on
''Social and Political Conditions in Eng
land"
Divine worship next Sunday morning
at 1870. Subject for sermon, ''The
Corrosion of Spiritual Faculties. -
Sunday school meets at noon.
Evening service at 7:30. Subject for
sermon, 1.-The New York Gunmen,'' a
sermon to young men, postponed from
last week.
You will be welcome
PHILIP E. GREGORY, Pastor.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-24
ANDERSON-KERIN.

At St. AIMS Catholic church was
solemnized Tuesday morning at 7:30
o'clock the marriage of Miss Mary A.
KERN, youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael KERN, and VIM. H. An
derson, the only son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jens Anderson, both of Dunkirk. The
Rev. J. E. Harlin of Edgerton officiat-
ed. The bride was gowned in beauti
full white silk crepe covered with shad
ow lace Miss Margaret KERN, the
brides sister, was brinesmaid, while as
best man officiated Ralph Mccarthy, a
cousin of the groom. Mrs. Joe Malecke
played Mendelssohn's wedding march
and also rendered two charming vocal
solos. After the ceremony the bridal
party repaired to the home of the
groom's parents at ia w. Main street,
where three-course wedding break
fast was served.
Both bride and groom are we'll and
favorably known in their home COM
munity, and the young couple were the
recipients of numerous handsome as
we'll as useful gifts from their many
friends. They left Tuesday forenoon
on a weeks wedding trip to Milwaukee
and Chicago, and will be at home to
their friends after May 1st on the
groom's fathers farm near Cooksville,
which they will work this year.
Stoughton Courier-Hub.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-24

For SALE-Two grade Holstein year
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-13
Sicg OcS Scntidtn.
Soil ais Gridb fir Sic lateiniihe
Sprddlt in eeu ungariihen
ellitteIit,uIen oieuen.

fAf - Oh~~s
G;ne bfmegtsusDertbe @or.a0e. an
wcIhe uul reEtlnsr Selts 9ro6e Ooli,
nungen getnilpit Ueroen, BAT ser 1u.s
tusnuniller Santopih u. SaRanJcie
I'M Xar!amenI e!ngebrGht. 8ie UtaBs
regel bs6Wedt cine grunollde Ielorm
Deg unlefrlcts IN BEN Ntttelihulen.
9tnh oen &tliimmungan Der @orioqc
iOu Der llnierrl1t In 9ateiniihen,
oenen Gr9ebuiils in Den Miitelibuieu
10 6iemllb ailes Su lpinitsn ilbrig lles
ben. in Den bOberen alni;sn perlsgt
meroen.
Qa9e9en ioa oas 9ateiniide in ben
WlltteIlhuleu obiigatorlld ourA oen
llnlerriggt IN 6eutlber Sprahe erlegl
peroen.
Sn GlIeu oeutlher 9reiieu 1T bic Yin.
bet 8orlose mt lebhaiter
Sen 9lbuung to9riiBl iuol0en. uno es
Wiro ungeidnmt elne rilbrIge 8lopa
Qonoa besonntn un Die Nnnabme Der
9RaBlegei ilbcr lcoeu SmSlltI 81 ii1jarn.
Ia lie pom Suitu3mintlter moi eln9eo
br0d]t pOroen pare. rurun iit nid)t ois
3nltImmun9 hes gelanmIsH G1blnGts
bate, rribelnsn Die Auslit1ten aaI lbr
Weleeperoan geiiUert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-13
gEiStoujiiin.

6cIacHoe 5tdoie @jscpnIins bl.
ben bis jest bic GommlliiouSlormusrs
lpaItun9 an8euommen; Nppetuu. 3bs
ldno, @ou Glaue. Sdiespile. 9dOps
lntltb. NtsHomonie. Oibfoib. 8ortage.
H;ce 9ate unO superior. 9u elmer
Rsihe nnoerer Stdote wJro hber Die
etlUai9e Ginlubruna jener Yerwalluuas'
lcrm IN olelem 5tubiabr obgeltimmt
mer0en. so unter anosrenl in @reen
Bap uno 6Ono OH 9ac. 3eit uHo Gre
fnbrun9 peroen aber lebren 'oaB bic
OIetbooe ganj unO gar nidt pratllIh III.
Die 6drmer aus Der llmgegenS
BON @leupoo Git1 Die blsber
sllrige 3uderribenbouer wareu. iuollen
III 9utunlt Die 9altur oieier 6ruht
ganS auiseben uno on oereu Steqe
@u,tsu, 3wiebelu. Grblen, sfraut uno
&a tofieln pHanien. Der 8ertauf Der
6iiben. Der I'm &Orjabre nod siusn reht
id6nen lleberiduB fir biz 5armer IisB.
oiirite iih nun, nahosm Der nsue 9arif
3uder nit auf bic 5reiliite seieBt bat.
fnum nud Icbnen uuo 10 5iebsn bic 5ar'
mer oen anbau auoerer 5riidle Dor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-13
Tlug,enge fOlIIOirt.
cerhdn9uiBpouer 0uidmmlhlto6
um >llittsruaht auf Gem etut.
id'en 5Iu9felo -5ohauutstbaI.

SoaanuestbaI, GsutldIauN II. 8ebr.
SniOl9e eines UNI Niitfyuah. nm
0ienitns sriol9ten 3uiammenitoBes
a'Usier 5Iug5euge, eiuss Glnc. dlrS uno
elIes ,9ipeioeders iiber osm Glasirio bel
S0bannesl6aI in Der NdbG ven Berlin
tam ein Naun ums 2sb;H uno smei
anrere purhsn i1mer uerIeg,
u. Sehlmepsr, elm eriolyener T'iea
ger. bate bel einsm Guiltl5l nit ielnem
3Welbedsr 9eutnant Qspnbaro, ala
Noha5ler miigsnommen; ne reianorn
lib IN elmer 06be upn uuseidbr bum
Bert }uB Iber Dem 5Inaie,o ala p0bs
IiCb Elm uou einem elnIdn8at uamena
3esner, Der sum eritsn Uale aIein
ani9eliieaeu mar selentler @iuoeder
mit ibnen follioirte. 8eiog 0toldinen
itiirStsn snr Groe, uuo uadoem man
ole Sniaiien aus oen 1rimmern bers
uor9eboIt hattie, mubte furnatirt mers
bru, boB Ge9uer toSt, biz beiosu an.
oeren idper UerIebt tuaren
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-13
Serualtuug Der Gaual,one.
9anama. 10. GSebr.

<hHAh'tg ~. lJEUL.
Cine pollitdnoige 6eoreaniiation oes
fomHiiilriihsn 0eparisments Der @as
noliona niro umuersii9l,fl in Die @eQe
qeleitet meroer, uahoem CberIt 63eprae
g9. @oe,baIs ON N}ontns Gbef Sobn
Guyfe entlaiieu uuo Capt. 5ront 3.
@bltlof uon oer 8uuoesarmee an ieine
Steae Qei2Bt BAT. CbarIt 8o9tbals ent,
lieB oubertem g8 +. 5bipien. Gbsis
itreiber Der 2nerablb2ilrnq. uuo eut.
bob 9.eut. Gol Guaene Z. 8tion auf
oaiisn Buuit iglnss 8oitans al8 Ghei
oes gogeresplriemenis.
Ss9en Balta llelt Die Nufl3ae nor.
Beloar oon 8iunen onQenommen ~
hdben, pou benen Die 6 7nalbe66roe
MiaisTioI aesauit bat. Gbsrit Go7th1,s
srfllrte. er per6e Burfe ieoe 659lrqsns
beit sebeu. Die csssu i'm erbObsnsn Be-
itulbieunsen su enttrditgn. SbipIap
puros iuessn punioyisteit" ,niIafsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-13
SternSAEnppell.

Der 9lpo;bsfer Nouno on Der
@de BON Main nno 3. StroBe bat leineu
bisherissn @ebllfen aIS 9bellbabrr bss
@slhditS aenommen. unb wiro bic
3 rma in 3utunit Young & V6rner
beiben.
Die MormalShule miro 5000
neue Buber erbolteu. uno bles sulnms
men nit ben oorbduoenen mirO bic
UIbItolbet 1nl $4,000 B1noe brifgen.
6r. Gmll Bitt5nd. Der wibren6
Der 8raiIOenlibauscnmplgu 6aS oeuts
ite 0orreipOnoeuSbureOu i'm 6aupts
quarter fir 6sn g8elten in @recap
fnblte. lit uun BlnnenltenersG 0lleftur
Raul VI. 0emmD gum retlenoen 3ns
Ipstor iur Die 8anoeseln,UmmauIteuer
erndnnl mproen.
ga Iie tetne . btitten battsn.
fubreu 6ie Q0retiunsn oes 8oiIar Col.
le9e auI 8roBsn y iannen, Die lie Der
aodlbnIe eninommen halten, belhnette
Nobdnge binunter Wian lebt. iuie
iuldit8 es III. CAP in iueiblibeu Qebr.
dnltalten & 0 odunterrid DIT ertbellt
mlt0.
- Die bislige 5Ortbilouugslbule
bat nun eineu 2lbeuObelu6 pom 723,
aegen 1863 I'M lsbtsn Sabre, uno einen
3a9eSbeIut oon 1913.
Eie neuen Bniermerfe Iin6 i'm
@nnge, uuo Die Bemobner Der 5taot
erballen ibr g8aiier ieBt nuslhliebli6
aus ben neurn 9ieibrunnen, 6od) mir6
oas Balier bnrh bic alien R6bren erit
nod ldn9erer 3eit uolltommen tlar
illeBen
Vlit Der Gissrute gebt's iebt
riiIti9 ooran. Das @lS III Is bis 20
3oa bid unb BON beiunoerer @ite.
so. Y Der bieiigen 5taatsmilis
miro uon Capt u. .. Bsitcott uon Der
re8ulGren Nrmee am 28. Npril tnlpicirt
iuerben. uro 80. Ut am 20. Npril.
Die g8inOna Gountp alten Nus
Ileo,er baben ben 0ampisr %. gS.
Dill" fir cine @rCurliou uab ga GroiIe
I'm Ii. Stunt rngagirt.
tz6 Die G0Ionialoamsn la6en Sic elm
ia oem n@drneuaI Der yiatUnen" in
)er @e,ndnIa' 6aae am 18. unb 10.
5eb'uar. Wlotber @oOie ano ber 0lOd,
reI nm llbr.
49, Die HodIanb Creamery fabri.
irte I'm Isbteu Sabre 242 1862 Biun6
Butter, Die gu $72,228.32 uerfauft
uur0en.
Tie Stants 6 ienba6n Goms
nlliion bat ben Btua ber bieiiaen
5roBenbdbu auF 8 800 900 uerans
hIa9t uno Die 81 Is oiit uno Ona.
14tn StraBenbabu aui 100000.
GE~ 3rummoro. i23 Siotr Str. lam
lbnen 6ielo an giam1nftn )ibrn iuaren.
1be 1ie touien iiirefea St te dm uor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-13
GrObebcn inn Sicll.
Z ne panif in SrooflYn; >lem
Doris lDoIfenfrdber
ihipanften.
9}clp 9lprf. II. ifebr.


Gin 25 bis 30 Settnosu anbalienoes
@lobsben nuroe en- 8ifnitag blupts
ihdblidl in ben gsolO9iih ais ceppnilh
uno iiluyiid betaunteH gheilsn oes
9tCr60itens Der &er. Stdaien beobddl,
tet. Gns @robe5en be9anu nm I:30
9Sadmittaas uno mar nm ltdrtiten I'M
Centrum uuo 9torosn oes Stnates 9tem
g)ort.
Sn 2tlbonp mar bnS @robeben 10
''alf, baB 8iloer ton ben g8Gnoen i'm
@npllOI fielsn; in Sinabampion uur6e
lin nit oem @rober eines Canals
beiddftl9ter Nrbsiter 9eiDoiet; in Sort
4!ain sr5'rerten ote 9baren Der
Slderbeitssem6lbe elmer 8nnt. uno in
nlelen anoeren Srten oe6 Stnates
itiiriten Sdorniteine uno anoere 8aus
itcbteiten Elm SSu ser Staot 9tem Wotf
belt oas @robeben nit SnterpalIen pon
2 W2lnuten an. 3ie 9ilCbtunQ Ser
@rlc1iltterung mar pom 9!0lomelt.n nab
SiioUltin.
3as Grobeben ndhm an her pberer
atIdnliiden Siilts itinen 2(rflna uno
erl4len orei Mnrtcn ipdter in gus
banp. Sn @ro6s]jeW Nort entitauo
nHr IN ben b6ber gelf9snen 9beiIen pen
8rtotIpn cine &anit unter Der Beu0le
fsIung, Die i'll benz @,oubcn mar, oaB
ethe @EpIOlioa erioIgt isi. Sn pieIen
Der bcben 28oltentrober in Mdubatton
muroe Elm leihles 3ittern peripiirt, ons
Itoob nidt itart senu9 mar UNI
etns Nuiregun9 inter ben Sf,pObusrn
hrroorSuruien llniolls iheiut oas
@robeben nldt I'M @eioIse sebabt 5u
baben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-13
%Oul 0jri6if crcilt,
>lltrjfdniid,t SthelIcn blben Sen
Saneittu GaitiIlo furSerbauo
hin9erihttt.
81 9Soio. 9tr II. 6ebr.

gRorimo Gai.ItlO uno lets itincr
Nnbdnger iHo am Mlcnlo9 unutlt
0bccolaie YaB. uuaeinlr 10 lpeilen
upro0Itlid ppn Eenrion. Gbibuabua.
gelareen 9enommcn uno biugerlbtei
morbtH. ute ejensraI YIGa Whtuuoh
6rnb nah Suores. M},r.. aemeloet
lUuroe Noh &llds 6ttIaruHa fameu
cle 4iieloun9en pou Gtb:genoliiiiereu
aus GaloS @tanorS.
9(dh otm 8erhl bate elu 9etadjes
ment pon RtbeQehtluppeu G0iuIloa
&anoe rumcit bts Nniies nmiteut uno
llebeu ha0.H. bnruHter GllullQ ielbjt,
9elangen 9enommen.
81 Yaio. 3tr, ~. 5sbr.
Gin &erinb, 3etruten. oie BON
6nerta' gigeuien in Isl Yolo. Ttr.. ous
agrorben mnroeu, Mbty oen Rtp tSranoe
nut mCrfauildlcS 6fbiet su briugen,
perGnlnBtc Mitlmoh gIbeno oeu Goms
manbanteu oou Sort &llB, 0rneral
Na6h Z. Scott oler Shlpaorousn he's
Is NduolltrWrealmenls mpbll Sn mas
cheu. &em @eneral iuur0e turS Dor
Willtetnodt gemtloet 6aB etud breiBig
NnpmUbiIe. ole otht nit bewalineieu
SerIonsn beisBi mdreu. ON 6luB euts
lana NIT ln'cnoer @ile iubrsn.
9|ah ianaer 1a9o petlortn Die nmes
rltanlir1cn 1ruppsu Ole 6tii6llluge aus
ben 9In9en. uno IS lchelnt ais Oh bitie
nber Die @yenit aetonmen iiuo. 9tnb
elner anoe,en WtfInung wurbsn etIlhe
Der Nsfrneu pon Hebgllentruppsn, bic
oopou g8lno betommen batteu oui merjs
tanllbem Sooen ab9siaBt uno ndt
Sunrej 9ebradt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-13
Serbeiierung Der 6luBlduie.
@aibinaton, .. s., II. 6ebr.

@albn9tou, .. g., IL. 6ebr.
8emjlIisunsen in S0be BON S43.s
100000 fir 8erbsiieruus Der 8aner.
ltraBen i'm 9anaen 9anoe iinS in Der
6IuB. uno SaisnuprIage entbalten. Die
Mitiwo6 uonr Suiidnbiseu slusIfu6
fertiggeitsllt wuroe uno binnen elmer
g8pde i'm &sprGientanienbaus ein9es
reidt uerben wiro. Die grDBeren
Hplten iino $7000.000 fir Ierbtiies
runQen an Williilippi biz Hod S5Iano
unb S13. 100000 fir bos 6aienp> oistt
ppn 81 pB'9teW g)olf. @lecpniln lit
nit S33. 900 fiir SturQeOn Sop uno
ben gate Mihigau Canal beoaht.
Die beiierunsen om Scr &iper
nil1ien pom Siaat g8isconfu beSablt
tperoeE.
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Tie Teuer,pebr In ebicaao hattie

lebten G5onntng ben lhIImmlten Gag
itlt pielen Sdbrsn. Msbr alS buuoert
peribleoene Br6nbe muroen 9emeloet
uno Die Nlorm.@lode fam niht gum
Stillltauo. Die 5ei ewebr mar erlhbp't
burb Die turhtbo,e a1Ite uno 8lele
mnBien nit erirorslsn BIieoern forte
seidaiit wertsu. Gin seuermann mar
OH cine 6suerleiter ielt0eirpreu uno
mu6te nit Der slrt beIreit ipsrben. Gie
9dupturiahs Der uisIeu Branoe mar
naiilrlid) ole 9roRe adlte. moourd uisIe
Sduler iiberbelat iuuroen uno oaourfl
III Brano gerietben 2inoere 5euer
eutltanSen burb oaS 2lufIbauen eiuas.
lrorener @aiierrbbren elettrilhe grdbte
u'm. Sm JOn5en 4anoe entitauosu
pteIc 8r0uoe Ourh Die plobIide adlie
nnO oieIe Shaoenffuer weroen 9emsls
oct, 5flbit BON 9tep Orleans miro
jSroit bsrldtet.
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NufgcI6Obcn?
Stlmmun9 inn Senat ee9en fofor.
tiSe Grleoiouue Ger Burnett
Bill.
gpnibinatpn, 3. g., l2 6,br.

9te Glnpanoerunss9siee9sbans in
bieisr Seliiou oss Gongrtiits lberbaupt
niht gum NoihiuS 5u bijngsu. mro
bon uielen Set.en i'm Senot beiiamors
let. tuis iid am 8iGnitas herausiieute
9ds GtnluanoerangScomIe oes Sb7rs
hnues lit olleroings mt 6sn &orberel.
tungeu lnr Bert6se ijbrr Die 8urnstt.
ide 0OlIngr 5sldgaIligt melde mtiammt
Dem SIloun9stelt ots 0aus poIilrt bat,
bod mahr llh jest slne Str0muu3 oa-
fir 9eItenb, ~ uer5jnOerr, bnB Der
Senat III oieiec Seiiipn ilbeibaupt ire
aenb cine @lnlpanoerunga auorIase sur
Nbltinlmung brlngt.
3ieie 9lniiht mur6e ron Genatpr
S'8ormdn pertreten. einem Mtitoliet
bes 9snaunten Gpnlilea, Der erfldrte, er
mDlle oem Gvmtte 0ifien einen Stduos
punft mitibelleu. Die glnnn6me eins8
@lnmlnoerungsgeiebss lei nn9elibis 10
manber be itater Runfte in oen aus
iudrtigen 8e5leban9 II Der Ner. Stoas
ten sum 9luslnno nidlt rdtbIih, iiigie er
hin5u, uno oieie @tnliht ipeloe aud
BON mebrereu auoeren Niu9lieoern oes
Senalstomites fir nuemdrti8e NnqeIes
9enbeiten, pem er ebsniau3 angfb0rt.
9etbellt
Mlebrere 2tmenoement
@s iino MltgIieoern bes Gomites bee
retis 5a9,reid)e 2imenoemente Sur Burs
nettihen Gorlaee uorgeihlaeen lpuroen,
oarunler mebrere. Die gslpiIie 9lusnab>
men ben Dem 8jloungsteit porieben.
Sn SerbinOung biermit lit Der &ors
iAlo9 9emaht muroen, 6sn iiiolihan
GHansern 5u 9eitatten. iudbrenO Ser
SaumtroGernte mertaniIhe glrbeter
5u lmportiren, uornusgeiest. baB lebtere
noh SdluB Der Saiion wieoer Suriid.
9eididt weroeu @benIo ioate es ben
5armern i'm gtorowe item erIaubt meroeu,
jopaniIde 9Irbeiter BON Snnaoa ipdbs
reno Der Saupternte Su impOrtirsn.
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rag'' 2tnf Die meue 9inseiae Der

Noribrpo0o yturlelies, Der bepdbrteu
Baunidule pOn @ebriloet a6tbs
I'M ndben Coon BalleD. MAIDEN
mtr nod gdnj beionoers oufmerfiun.
8leleS Q5eld1lt bat lib aus fleinen
Nnldnaen 5ur @rDBe entluldelt, uno es
bat in Nejug ouf 8nie uo 8ers
la BItdtett islnar Ytooutte ii6 bes
retts III iueiien areilsn rinen boben 6ui
Bgbrnoer 90lbe 9aben einen
'fonen Ga:aIrg s9egebeh, ben iid]
unlsre Qdnomiribe unbe0inat iommeu
Ianen l0iltsn; 6erietbe 1T irel uno miro
Nllen umgebeub 3ugeianot g8er uon
'8ebrnoer aoibe beiieut, tann Iid) aui
I d. tun olae uno perIGBltAeI
Geotenung abiotui perlaIiPn uno blstbi
lbr itanoiger aun0e, uno 6arau8 er,
tInlt iih Der pou 3ahr ju 3abr mad
'enoe Gtiolg oleitr ioltben ,Sirma