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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-13

recently completed the third and
west room OF their establishment
and added many conveniences
to the whole premises, and the
big stock Of spring goods had
been pouring in for weeks. The
upper rooms were well filled with
the housefurnishing stuff car
ried. and but little more was due
to make up their entire spring
and summer stock, and the esti-
mate Of value as nearly as can
be learned at the time Of going
to press, places the loss on stock
at more than $4,000, and the
buildings belonging to the firm
at more than 500, 600. The
amount Of insurance SO far as we
have been aDle - o3ccD Vllls
about $28, 900.
DR.. j. S. Wallace was asleep
in his rooms above the west store
room, and suffering from neu-
ralgia with which he has been
affictedsswith for several months
and being nearly overcome with
the heat and smoke when he
awoke, he had to be carried
down the Stairway leading to the
street from quarters which he
has used for a number of years
| for Office and bachelor rooms.
He was prostrated by his exper-
ience, tho not seriously affected,
according to late reports.
The5wind was blowing slightly
from the north at the time OF
the fire. and but for the persist
ent fighting Of Ithe firemen and
the great width Of the street,
there is little doubt but that the
big store of C. B. Wallace and
Co. would have suffered along
with many other business houses
on the south side. Fortunately
no damage was done to any Of
the buildings across the street
in either direction. the Exchange
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-13
MEN ORGANIZE
George Dewey Heads Charlton
County Poultry As
sOciatiOn

There was a meeting of all
persons interested in the better
ment of the poultry business
throughout the county at the
court house shortly afternoon of
last Saturday. The meeting was
for the purpose of organizing the
poultry men and this was done
under the name of the Charlton
County Poultry Association.
The meeting was called to order
by Cliff Rucker and the per-
manent organization perfected
as follows: President, George
Dewey, Keytesvillej Secretary,
W. W. DAILY, Brunswick;
Treasurer, M. W. Anderson,
Keytesville. The meeting was
put through with considerable
enthusiasm. There were
probably fifty or sixty members
who signed the membership list
at this meeting and there will
be opportunities for others to
join at any time. 1t is the in
tention of making the organ
ization one that will be of great
help here as it has elsewhere in
developing the practice of rails
ing only the best strains of
poultry. That there is as much
difference in the profit in good
poultry and poor qualify as there
is in any other kind of live stock
is known to nearly everyone.
Poultry raising will become more
profitable when people join this
organization and begin to get
more thoroughly posted on their
business. They expect also to
have a poultry show every year
and it is hoped to land the first
one in this city.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy w. Rucker
had as their guest last Thursday
Madam Teresa Cerrano the dis
tinguished musician of Berlin,
Germany. Madam .Cerrano, con-
Isidered the greatest woman
pianist living, is now on an ex-
tended tour of the United States,
playing from coast to coast.
Her concerts are a succession OF
triumphs, as sheisreceived every
where with great enthusiasm.
She is an artist Of the highest
ability as well as a greatly be-
loved woman. Mrs. Rucker had
the privilege of studying under
Madam Cerrano for two years.
and her excellence as an artist
is another testimonial of Madams
ability.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-13
No Fatalities, But Dr.. ]. S
Wallace Had to be Carried
From His Rooms Above
the Building

=
Wednesday morning ABOUT Q
o'clock, Steele, who conducts tne \,
principal restaurant ana grln
room in the city OF Brunswlck,
was attracted to the knight ana
Rucker store rooms which ad-
join his restaurant on the east
and starting to investigate
three or four other early rlsers
appeared on the scene at the
same time and the discovery was
made that the east room 70
which groceries WEE naneleu
was ablaze, the nre navlng a.
ready gained consiaeraDie neau-
way. An alarm was was sem
in and the fire company reSpVnu-
ed promptly as Wen as 1amDel.
less citizens, nut .ie conolsloh !, y
the interior 81 eaen oI tne 'alree
rooms prevented sne savage -
the merchandise, except = lew
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-13
win of VIM. Deweese

The will of the late William
Deweese has been probated-
The will was made February 18,
1910 and leaves the estate, real
and personal, to the widow,
Sarah A. Deweese for life, she
also being made executor. After
the widows death the estate
goes to the five children and the
children of a deceased son in
equal parts, the children of de-
ceased son to take their fathers
share.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-13

Horace Elliott of Kansas City
is spending the week at home
with his parents. He is on the
road taking order for ready-made
clothing for the firm Of Nathan
Franks and at the close Of this
week goes to Sedalia to resume
his work. He formerly was en-
plOyed at one Of the Kansas Cry
paking houses.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-13
Discuss Electric Lights

There was a meeting held last
week in this city to discuss the
problem Of electric lights for the
future. a number Of local cit
liens met james Parks, at the
head Of the Salisbury municipal
plant, ]. W. Nichols of Mar :e-
line and a Mr.. Ingels, repre-
senting a supply house for elec-
trical fixtures, at Kansas City.
The principal talker was Mr..
Parks who is in charge Of the
Salisbury plant. They discussed
the practicability of cabling the
necessary Juice" to this city
from Salisbury and wiring the
town for the lights. The est.
mated that the minimum chargs
here would have to be $1.0O pei
month and the current charged
for at the rate of about Is cent:
per killowatt, the price Moberly
now pays for current, or a little
less. No action was taken OF
the measure although ther.
were present a number of pers
sons who expressed themselves
as willing to put some money
into the new plant.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-13
Baby DIED.

Mr.. and Mrs. James DOtSon
lost a child, their baby, Wednes-
day night. The little one was
two and a half years of age.
The parents reside northwest of
this city on the C. C. Parks
farm.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-13
Adonts Child

Eva c. Dickson has adopted a
son. The papers were filed here
for record and show that Mrs.
Dickson adopted Raymond Dick
son Trumble is due legal form,
the parents Of the child, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart E. Trumble con-
senting to to the adoption. Mrs.
Dickson resides in Salisbury. .
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-13
U. D. C's. Meet

The u. D. C.'s met at the
home of Mrs. G. F. Lamkin
Monday evening for a regular
session. There was an interest
ing program and a good attend
ance. The next meeting is at
home of Miss Leannah Minter.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-13

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pinegar and
son, Woodward left for San
Beaito' Texas Saturday where
they will make their home IN
stead Of ii Illinois.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-13

Stock buyers are reported
plentiful throughout the county
but stock is fcarce and hard to
buy.
Gus Finkeldie Of Blackburn,
Mo. marketed this week two
loads Of heifers weighing 700
lbs. at $685..
The new federal law on duck
shooting is proving disheartening
10 the sportsmen. The ducks
are thiekly studded over the
water which now is plentiful ir
the county and the birds have
nerve enough to swim right
under the noses Of the local gun
men who have not nerve enough
TO shoot Il tappeara that things
could not be much worse.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-13

etc. increased the loss. A
temporary building is being used
to repair other coaches and the
men thrown out Of work, about
100 in number have been en-
pIoyed in other lines Of work.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-13
Don't Shoot

Word continues to come from
Kansas City to keep off the duck
shooting. It is said that two
men were arrested a week ago
and thrown into the penitentiary
at Leavenworth, Kas. awaiting
a hearing of their cases. 1t is
reported that the government
does not seem to be in a hurry to
give them a hearing either. The
fine may be 500 and 80 days in
the pen for each and every duck
shot. Secret government agents
are in various parts Of the state.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1914-03-13

John Dorrance is a very sick
man in a St. Louis hospital. He
contracted pneumonia while on
his visit here last week.
Jas. Staples has bought. the
right to the delivery business in
Salisbury and moved with his
family to that thriving city last
week.
H. G. Shumaker and
children left for his home in
Louisiana, Mo. wednesday, the
children having been with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
70. Arlington for several months.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10
gSiSeOnlin.

8te Der 8ar6eu oeS 8au2uner
3ubtbaulsS ON Jreitag ertldrte. lit bic
mil leiner Nnita in Bsrbinoune ites
beube 8InoioOeniobrit Oerart nit NuIs
lra9en iberbduft. oab 6ieislbeu ouh
nlhi anndberno eiisttuirt weroen tone
usn. Bon ben 100000 Efuno 8nor
inben. Die bis ieBt bort bergeItellt mur -
ben. io(I nifts mebr Oorbanosn iein un6
tdglib iDuen neue Orbers einlaufen.
~ Die Mooellltnot, Die oon Der llui~
teo StateS Steel Company unIdn9lt ouf
ihrer neueu bel 9 Superior 9ele9ensn
Nuln9e erbnut iuuroe. $750.000 5u
bausH getOitet bate uno aus $50 mos
oernen Gininmiliennrbeitsr bduiern.
menn gang fertig9eitelt, beiteben luir6.
bot iebt ibren eriieu 8epobner erbalteu.
IS III oiele5 be ,SnmiIie res Stnblar,
beiter8 3obn y Wc9pmnns, Der biss
her in 8ulutb gewobnl bat. 2Inu0berno
bun6art Der 0Guier lin6 bereit8 iertias
gei.ellt unb ole @rridtuug oer nuoern
ioQ bemndhlt lOlgsn. Die Corporation
bofit. ben 8du ibrer oUrtigeu StabIans
lage oerort 5u belhleunigen, oab iie
oieleIbe berell8 i'm fommenoen Oerbit
IN Bprieb ieBen tanu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10
NlfDbOl Dcrbanut.
Sefretdr Daniels ihafft 9eiiti9e 6e'
trdnfe in Ger dmerifanilheu
Krie9sfiotte db.
8oihinatpn. .. s., 5. gLpriI.

9lblolute 8rpblbitipn MID nab bem
|. Suli in Der amsrlfanildeu &rle9Ss
marine berrlhen. Sefre ar 8nnisIs
per1ffeutlibte am SOnntay in &dibln9s
ton, 8. g.. cine Sroer, weIde ni6t ale
lein Die trobitions1e QSeinmeiie Der Sis
fiSiere abIhaift. lonoeru ale aItobolis
lhen 8etrGnfe BON leoem SdllI uno
leoer NanoItatipn Der arie9smarine per.
bannt. 3ie Grber, ipeIde getroit als
elmer Der bemertensmertbeiten Siege Der
8rcbib,tipniiten beSeihnet iperben fam,
uurbe aui @mpfebIuns oes General
arStes graiiteb erlaiien.
Ser 0auptsruno fir ben @rlaB Der
9roer lit Der. einbeitlide Seltimmun'
gen fir Sifisisre uno Munnidaiten Su
ibafien. @dbrenb es osn Wannl6afe
ten itrens uerboten mar, aItobplil9e
@etrdnte an 8oro Der arie9slhiffe 5u
balten, fonntsn lie tGsIih 3eu9e iein,
tuie Die SifiSiere in Der @einmeie trans
fen uno mitunter bes @uten Supiel iba'
ten. 8as 8erbot fir bic Mannihaflen
babe iid als iiberaus beiIIam ertuteIen,
uno es lei oaber nidt ein5uieben, pes.
balb sic Srber bel ben Sffisieren nibI
sbsnio CUTE 0ienlte Ieiiten ioGte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10
Nationales SlIne.
Die 1lieoerIage oes Oemofrateu
O'9Yrnc miro ais Qblebnuu9
Der lDiliou poIitif augeieher.
8aierIon, u. g., :. Npril.

Saieflon, N. s., !. apru.
Die HepubIltaner geWannen unb Die
3emOtraten uerIOren einen Sip I'M BE-
prGientanlenbdua ourb Die nm 3lenltn9
I'M iiebenten 8tltritt uou 9telu 9erlep
ab9ehaltene @riabIuabI Geiulblt muroe
3om 8. 0rutter. elm Contractor" BON
&aiiaic. gum 9tahiolger oes peritorbes
nen 9tobert z. Vremmer nit elmer Blus
rnlitGt pon mebr aIs 5000 Sllmmeu
ilber ben 3emofraien Sames S.
O'BDrne, Der ppn Eraiioent Wllipn
PEI i0nlih inooiiirt uno BON ben beiten
9ieonern oes GanoeS unterltiiBt lUoroen
mar.
3rutfer tdmpite nuf einer 8latIorm.
Die Iid ldorf 9egen Die BON Der 9llion'
Ihen Nomlniliration Sultnnbe aebrohs
tn @eleben manote. m0breno 8 8prue
uuein9sihrdntte Suooiiirun9 Der 8olis
tif os8 trdiioenteu ouf ieine 6abns gee
lbrieben bate Die idbrsnoen 8emos
frnteu mollen nlletbings nidtS bapon
miiien. boB oas 9tslultat Der 8abl cine
2lblage on oen berporragenbiten Burger
bes Staates gtep 3eriep Trdlioeut
WOoorpm Q9iIlon, be0eute. Sic ertl1'
rem. oaB Die gteueintbeilung BON Sabre
1912. ourd Die Bafaic Gounip BON
oen Counties SuIier uuo Bergen ge'
trennt uno in einen geionoerten Gpns
eruBotitritt um9elunnoeIt murbe, oen
0tepublltonern noibgeOruusen cine YIus
raItidt 9ab, Tes oeritorbeneu Jteptd'
ientnnien Brenimer 9rio9. Der Elm
3emOttot mar, iet ein rein psri0nIiber
9etpeleu.
6err 8rutfer bate bic 9ariiiroge
gum 9nuptiliue ieiner Gampagne 9e'
mndt uuo erfldrt. onB bic 6abritanlen
uno 2lrbeiter islnes 1llitItls erbebltd
uutsr 0Rr GinbuBe 5u Ieioen bdueu.
bic ourb Die 6smUtrntlidla 2lomnlitra'
tion b>tbeigeiibrt wuroe. 3fr iiebente
Glitrltt lit eins Der 3enten Der Seioe'
uro 8ollsniplnnersiIu0ultrie Der Ser.
5laaien
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10
SaOing gcDablt.
Die ,llajoritdt Ser llupartciiihea
in ,llilWdufee miro 9eoen
5000 betraeeu.
Nlilmaufee. s. 9lpril.

-NtAiVuutttg q. APlAAs
Die Sdllndt iit aeitla9en uno 6euis
blidt Milpaufee duf elnen Der bltterliem
gSablidmpie Suriif. ben es ie erIebt bat.
Qle uereint9te 8iirgerpdris,. Die Io9ss
nanute unpdrteillde 9arlei, mas ibrg
St0rte. Wie ihOn einmdl porber nit oe1
losIalbemutraltldeu &artei uno mieoes
rum lit iie Sieaerln seblleben Sbr
Nauuertrd9er, Niapor @erharo U. 9as
Ding. Der sGtaotlhnbmellter Soiepb Gara
nep. Der @omptrpller 90uis Wi. aOtedi.
1iuo fir ibre 2Iemtsr wieocr9emdblt
woroen. gtur Der 5Ojialjit 0oln lpuroe
ais StootamulIt nit fleinsr Wthrbel1
ge9YabIt. glub ole letls glloermen at
large Wuroen BON oeu llnparteiildlen as
mlbit uno Die SOiloIOsmotraten w'roen
nur ourd cinjge Nloermtn i'm ndhiten
S.a0Tdtb Otrireten lem.
SolpeJ man ltbt DIE 50hla9e iibers
le1en tdnn Iiuo 9egcn $4,000 Stmmem
ab9e9eben mor0en. Or 8nolng iuiro
Ieiue WtoiOritdl pen etud 5000 Slime
men liter ben beligQteu SOSioloemutra-
ten Gmll SeibeI erbnIleH Sm Sabre
1912 muroe 8aOiug nit elmer Glurnlls
tat pon IL 904 Stlmmen lber perm
Seibel gen dbIt.
Eie llnpnrteiiiheu merOen inioI9e
oes NnsInu@ Der 30bl i'm Slnnoe iein.
iDr 8rn9ramm I'M Staorntb ans5ufiibs
rem. od lie Die obloluf Gontrcue baben.
Gie loNaliltiihen Ntoermen at large
hoben ibre &ldBe an Die llnparieiilhen
uerIoren un6 uou ben 8arOnloermcn
meroeu aht SpSiaIoemotrnten i'm Staots
ratb lein. Segeu II oeS 9egeumdrtigsn
Siaotatbs Die llnpdrteuiten iuers
6gn 80 @ertreter ge9en 26 mie bisbsr
i'll Staotrptb bnben.
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~. Triibiabrs Sarirmittel uno
Slatreiniger.

Reinigen uno ipulen Sie ben &6rper
aus pou osn lid OnseiummsIten I'm.
reiulidfeiten un6 @iftitOiian iudbreno
Der @intermonote; reinigsn Sie ben
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itopiung un6 madt Sie gut ilblan.
Nebmen Sie fein onoares Mlttel. 25c
BET H6rem Npotbetsr.
Budlen's Arnico' Salbs fir nIe gers
lebun9sn. (An5.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-04-10
es 6einigt Die @eiiftsfarbe
entiernt alle Soamtilefen.

@arum ppllen Sic ourh's 9eben
eehen, inoem Sic pertpirrt uno oeruns
italtet iino burd Simmer. 6outnus.
bride uno @eidpiire. totbs, rau5e
6aut. ooer menu Sic ourd @tSem.
Suden. 9etter o6er SnIsTuB 9spIost
iinn. 5rasen Sic Sblen apOtbeter lur
9r. 60biOn's Gcjemn Ointment. 8es
ioIgen Sie Die eiuiahen 9lnorbnunssn
un6 ,Shr 6aatIeioen nir0 balb bsiejtlgt
iein NliI0e. bsrubigsno uno pjrtiam.
Gusss5siAnst fir Die ainoer uno Die
Sarte uno empiiu0Iihe 6aut. 8eisiti9t
oos Nufbrshsn. 6iIit jf6ssmat. Gins
oerung poer oas 0eIo 5urtt soc bai
Sbrem ap0.befsr. (4n5J
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Sin llrutr SlalI.

@on ". u. Bentley wurbe Dem
aaufIeutUerein in oeIlsu SabreSuers
inmmIuu9 Elm RIdn uUrseIegt, wonah
ben 6armern @eleaenbeit eebOten mers
ben Iou ole lbre RroOutte III Ga GrnRe
81 oertaulen.
Gbe Der 6armer lein 0eim perl6Bi.
piro er miIien. Su ipeIhem &reiie er
minoeiieus Ssine @reu9uiie pertanfeR
faun. SIT Die gtahfrnge groB. 70 wir6,
natnrIin bieier Breis nod ltsigen.
Die &ouiIeute loaen ben Mnrft onrte
einen eriabreneu Wlarttmeilter iiibreR
lalien.
Seoeu 2lbeno, n,h6em Der Widrtt
geidIoiien 1T. wiro oos. mas bier nl6t
gebraudt ooer ueifduft mer6eH tonn.
nadl ousm6rtS peridldt peroeu. @t>
maige Werlulte peroen Ole 2aufleute
tragen. Die ooourb proiitiren, inoen
Die SFnrmer BET ibnem eintnuien.
Die Warmer neroen in Boar, Gbeds
uoer Oroers bebnblt Sm leBteren
Safe erbaIteu iie cine 9Ieinigteit mebr.
woiiir Der aauimnun nuitommen muB.
gu bsm Der 5armer Die Oroer fir @aas
rem brlugt.
Die 8irsttorsn oes 9auileutepereins
iinb: Is. Y. @eieII, 8. 8. ;Selber, JrsS
0eiI. " WR Scott. 8. VI. 3nuihe. &.
o. glrenS. u. 81. NsliOn, VI. g8. Sans
aenbdh. Sarrp Gn99ert, 8. 81. Bbbm.
Is a. 9rebaum uno Sermann Gill@
man.
Cb iih nber Der Blnn betp1brt 1T
nod cine oiisne 6rase.
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tluitr NnsIdnODanOcl.
Qrob 3ddsan9s in ecn Iebten aht
>ltondtcn 1T oie SildnS Su.
9unIttu Scr Der. Stadtcn.
@uibinaton 2. g.. 5. 9Ipril.


Inter oen 3pllidbeu bes neueu ieit
tinem baIben Snbr IN @eItung bsfIuo'
ltden Tortl8 luuroeu nad) einem ebeu
in g8nibingtou pe1Dfentljdten 8erid)t
oes 9dnOeIs0eportenente I'M Wlonat
6ebruor oieieS Sabres mad ben 9er.
Stooten Q8daren TN Wertbe uon $l4S,s
100000 elngfiubrt, $2.000.000 meuts
ger 0ls i'm 6ebruar uorigeu Sobres
9Ieidlieitig Seigt Der Beriht fur oen
Nionat ,5sbrunr ebenlnllS elnen 9tuds
QGn9 Der 1meritanlIfen 2lusfu6r uul
S. 900 900.
Die erlten od)t Monnte 6es Iouiens
ben Hebnungslnhres brahtPr cine 0es
Iamntelniubr nad ben Ber. Staaten
I'm g8ertb uon $1.2I6.000000. nm
$50 .000,000 luenl9er, nIs Ole @lniubr
i'm entiprehenbeu 3ettraum oes pereans
9snen 8edn nssjnbrss betrus. Die
6nnOelSbilnni wies i'm oer9angenen
,februar $2G.000,000 Sugunlten oer
Ser Stonten out i'm 5ebruar porigen
sSabreS inoeb $4,000. 900. 8agegen
betld9t Die BIidn5 5n9unlten Der Der.
Sta0ten fiji bic erlten o6t W{onate
be8 lnuienben WehnnugslnGre5 nit
$479. 100000 nm S4,0O0.000 msbr
aIs in oemieIben 3eitraum bss leeten
Jiehnungslabres
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Cine itaatlidle Sanoclsmarfe.

Nat Bsrihten aus Wtaoiion miro Der
gtont Wisconlin cine Staatsmnrte ber'
iteuen. iuelhe auf Butter uno Sale. Die
in @isconlin iabri5irt weroen. geIiems
pelt iperbeu fam unb bieie ErOoutte
onburb nuf einen b6beren Warttmertb
btin9eu ion. 2tppIitonteu fir oieieWnrfe
mhiien enc ltrense Sni oe'tion b6lt ben,
iopobl in 8eSus auT lbre trotuIte al ,
aud lbre 5abrifen, tpeI6 leeteIe in et.
nem ablOIut lanitdren 3uitano iein
miiiien. Sic miliien bem Stont eiuen
Buno ltelI,n. beIien iie uerIultis perben
lusnn iie ben NnforOerun9en nlbt itritt
nahtommen. Gas ipirb. mie man boiit,
ben 95rsis Der Erobufte erbUben uuo
oieielbsn aus ben 0Gnoen Der Gbicn9osr
@erpadun9slntercfien nebmeu.
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~ Inr uodl eiuise 1age.
9iieorige GoIoniftenraten
nadD oem 9Seifen.

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uim. iaglih biz sum 10. Np.ll Incl
Fur GinjeIbaiteu Denoe man iih an
osn Tidetagsr,sn Der Gbicnso & 9Ortb'
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Wlc9ermOtt 9etaOelt.
@aibinaton. 3. s.. S. 9lprlL

gind elmer langeu Situn9 beihIob
tas SuitIjcomite BEG &eprdientanten
houiss am 3ienlto9. benz 2lbgeoroneten
Wcgermott BON 3uinois einsn Ibarien
8erwets fir feline BetbeiIl9un9 an Der
2Obbp su erthelIen, Die angebItC6 erlues
len muroe. 3ngeeen peigerte it'd oas
Gomite. Die Nu8jtoBun9 bes Nb9eoros
neteu aus rem gou9reB 5u empieblen,
uno srfldrte iih isrner fir incompetent.
MitgIieoer Der gtatiOnaI gliiociatlon Of
Manufacturers iur tbre lObbptitii9e
9bdti9teit gu taoeIu.
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nm 1buu Sie ocm 9tpril'&omfteu
Ginhalt.

Tbnumetter uno glprilreeeu brin9eH
es NIT iid). Dab Sic td leid1t ettdlteH:
aopI uno 2un9en Rno ueritopit. Sic
boben 5eber, auboltenosn 0ultsH unb
i1blen nllgemein miiernoeI 5ie braua
den Gr. Sings Nsu Discovery Gies
ielbe berubigt 6en abenbsn uuo rsija
barren 6uiteu uno Die 3uneen, tutrt
ben 6uIien. 3br 9Opi miro tIur. Ous
fie5er ueridwinoet uno Sic fuhIen
bsiier mad lebsr gihtung. 9inOeruna
,);r 56r @eto 5urild. Soleu sic lid
baute cine Jlaibe 2Inseuebm - Rim
Der mbgen Is gsrne. soc uHo Sl00
bei Shrsm gIpotbeter.
Budlsn's 2IruiCa SaIbs fir aIe
8uuosn. (2nd.l
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Wlnttcr" SOues' iyreilaiirug.

TEMPER, Got. 3 2tpril
las itaottihe Gbergeriht BON Golo'
ra6o bewiuigte an Isbtsn Eientng
Elm 6abeascorpus' @siud CUR Jreis
laiiung Der uon Der UtIli5 I'M streits
oebtat 6es q aobIenoiitritts in Haliens
burg in 6oit bsfnbIide arbsttsrilbre.
rim ,Wuttar" 5ones 8ie argumente
muHen binnsn jebn Iassu ein8ersibt
iein.
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Wpiillell iter6en.


Nlbnnp, gt. y. Z. Npril.
@ouoerneur @lgnn peigerte ii6 am
DieHlta9 enbgiiIti9. oa8 ToOssurtbstl
Der pler n@unmen" umjudnoern, ole
iduIot3 belunoeu puroen. oeu Spieler
permonn Joiantbdl ermor6et Su babeu,
nod ejnen 2tuIihub Der Straie bis gum
NbidtuB oes 5ueiten HtoIe0es oes eh2'
r;oIl9Pn &oiiJeiIeuluants CHARLES Beder
81 s,Uabten.
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aamyie in 9ll6auitn.
9lthen. s. Nprll

2lt6eu, s. Nprii
3n }ttbeu wur6s onI Wtittwob amts
lid 9emetts.. oaB mobnmmeoanlide
2llbaneisn oor3eitern in aorlbn, Bro'
0inj Wi0naitir. etugs}ogeu uuo init
6ulIe Der t9snoarnten, Die uor9sr ole
@lnwobneridait eltmalinet batteu. Elm
blutl9es Unjiacre unter ben Gbriiteu
onrihtetsn.
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Sranereiitreif in Setroit.
Detroit. Nit.. 8. 9lpril

Die Eroouttion uuo Nblieferuna
non Bier fam am Tienitas in Detroit,
Wiih. onourh sum StiGfano, bab
800 8rauereiangeitsqts, oarunter
Suti ter. Brauer, 6Iaideniuaer uno
Maihiniiten. Die Nrbeit njeberIe8ten.
Die 2suts usrIauseu h6hsren Quhn uno
in einSeIusn 5dlIsu fiirjere arbeitss
ftunoen.
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Smahd, 92eb., S. 9lpril.
SOwa's Irogreiliue.
Qes M1oines. So. s. 9lnril

2es Wtotlie9, ga, ). Nprll.
Sn elmer am Wtittmoh bier obeehals
tenen Staatetonferen5 seIaus es ben
prpgreiIipen Gilbrern ION Soma, fir
nabesu ale Starts uno sohlreibs
GongreBs uno @ounipimter Gonoioaten
nufsuitellsn. @ep. @bite BON 9tepaoa
iuuroe gum 8ouperneurstnnoioaten aufs
neftpfIt
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2lsQnitb uieOer gewdblt.
qor6pu. s. gloril

SOHoDH, .. Nprll.
Niiniiferprdii5ent Nsquitb, Der tur5s
lid dnldBlt Der llebernabme oss
Borieisuidss beg arisgsietrstdr8 gele'
9snilid Der g9rren in litter isin
Qtanoat i'm britiiden llnterbnuS ME.
oariegen mu6te, iual6e am M,ttmo6 in
isinsm gRabltrejs Gait 5iie in Sdotts
lnno mieoer getUdbIt; on tein eeaeufan'
blbot iih mel0ete. vuroe er oiii5isll aIs
9eWdblt angstiinoist.