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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-09-17
Il Brought Results.

IL Brought Results.
CONGRESSMAN Gilbert N. Hitchcock
us proprietor of one of the largest pa
pers In the middle west, naturally
enough, is a believer in advertising.
Here is a story he told recently:
Years ago an elderly gentleman
came into the Office and submitted to
me a want adj, Offering a half interest
In his store. at Tekamah for sale.
About a week later the gentleman re-
turned with a beaming smile on his
face and told me he had succeeded in
getting a fine partner through the
want ad.
Several days after that the same
gentleman visited me again and said:
Remember that want ad. l gave you
and how it got me a partner? Well. 1t
didn't stop with that result. My part
ner has decided to board with me. So
you see l got a boarder also from the
want adj
10 and behold, about two months
later the advertiser called to see me
again. Remember that want ad. !
gave your he said, that got me a part
ner and a boarder? Well. that isn't all
1t brought me-. My partner, who is a
fine young chap, fell in love with my
daughter, and now I've got a son-in'
law, all through that M little want
adj"
~ a imagine" concluded Mr.
Hitchcock, that II I looked up the ad'
yertiser I could md even more remote
results than those mentioned from that
n little want ad."-New York Amer
lean.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-09-17
Need.

As earth needs night wherein to find the
peace
That brings from strife and toll a glad
SurccaSe.
So earth needs sorrow, that our hearts
may see
Beneath life's fret loves calm eternity.
Arthur Wallace Peach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-06

Joseph Nyisnder. unsssur.
Ing chief engineer OF the
power house az the Providence
hospital Of this city. has per.
feeted an Invention which he
says Will save thousands OF
lives, and for the rights TO
which the warning nation. OF
Europe are bidding.
II has been patented under
the name Of tho Nyisnder
Electric Saline heater. and 10
used In connection with surg.
leai operations.
To Offset the loss OF blood at.
tending operations. solution,
known as the saline solution. has
been used for several years. This
solution. injected into patient.
creates new blood.
but to be effective this solutlon
must be kept at an even tennera.
tnre Of from % 20 i05 degrees. To
do this. hot water bottles were
used. hut hot water bottles were
affected by tho temperature OF the
tHNuls Nuh ulNhN Do constantly
changed. II was almost impossible
TO keep ,h. solution at the proper
temperature.
The Sister Superior at the hoe
pital spoke TO Sylander about IL.
He studied tho problem for months.
Finally hs hlt upon the idea "
substituting an electric heater for
the hot water hotties
The solution passes thru this
heater. which maintains an even
temperature and requires no chang.
Ing.
II is very simple arrangement.
as most inventions are. but alrsndy
u has saved many lives.
The hospital II now using - OF
them. They have been accepted
and are now being ussd by the
surrcon.generals OF tho U. q. army.
U. =. navy and Y. 3. health de-
partment. according TO Nyisntcr.
Nylander believes his invention
will reclaim many q soldiers life In
Europe before the European war
closes. Incidentally he hopes 10
reap q monetary reward.
Il have made two miliionalres
with pas, Inventions" he says.
Now want some for msalf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-06
TRY WIRELESS
TO CURE SAILOR

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. s.--Ths
story OF how a fruitiesa effort was
made To save victim OF pneumonia
by applying method OF treatment
prescribed by wireless by a physl.
clan on a British wership many
milea away was told today by Capt.
Lane OF the steamship Bradford
which locked at Point Breeze.
There In no physician on the
Bradford, and when Martini Dor.
torol. sailor. was stricken. the
second day out from Tuxpam. Mex.
leo. Capt. Lane got out his medical
books and made a study of Bor.
torols symptoms. Several RENE.
dies we're applied. but the sailor
grew worse.
Then the wireless operator was
instructed 10 search the seas with
messages for a doctor.
An English battleship seut by
wireless a prescription. The treat.
ment was applied. but two days
later Bortorol died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-06
PROF. BILL TAFT
TO Give talk TO
BANKERS HERE

Prof. William Howard Taft, ex-
president of the United States. II is
announced by James ID. Hove, pres.
ident Of the Union Savings & Trust
Co, Will address the national con.
vention Of the American Bankers
association, to be held here Sep
TENDER 6 10 H..
Myron r Herrlck. former minis.
ter TO France, has also been asked
TO visit the city that week and
speak before tho convention.
European loans will be discussed
In their relation TO the future flnan.
cial stability Of this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-06
SEATTLE GIRL
ASKS $4,000

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. s.-The
ending Of romance begun In
Southern California came here to-
day in a suit for $4,000 filed
against Frank b. Thorn. promi-
nent Portiander. and Mary Thorn.
his wife, by Mrs. Mildred Thorn.
who alleges that they alienated the
affections OF her husband. Frank
Jerome Thorn. their son.
The younger Mrs. Thorn. who r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-06
by the government.


A large number OF applications
has been received for all positions
connected with the work, and 1t is
impossible to consider but small
fraction of them. All the engineer.
Ing positions have been provided
Tor, and II is unlikely there will be
any vacancies. Not more than two
or three construction trains will be
In service this season and these Will
require all other branches of the
work.
We can therefore offer but little
announcement to applicants. There
are already many men in Alaska
capable OF serving In all the vari.
Gus positions, many of whom will
have TO be disappointed In getting
work. Positions are made by ap.
pointment and are made solely on
the base of merit. Appointments
do not come under civil service. An
applicant should address the Alaska
engineering commission at Seward.
Alaska, stating position desired. ex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-06
should be pursued In applying
for position In connection
Herewith. a brief statement Of

THE work this season consists,
first. In completing the surveys.
For this purpose five locating par
ties. consisting of from Is to 20
men each, have been put In the
field. Each OF these parties con.
tains two or three technical eagi-
neers or experience with n compile.
ment of rodmen. chainmen and ax.
men.
'SecOhdly. some construction
work has been started and is being
carried on mostly by station men.
these being associations of n few
men who form partnership to
grade short stretches of work and
who do the work themselves. A
small supervising force of engineers
and foremen Is necessary
Later In the season some work
will be done In repairing the Alaska
Northern railroad lately purchased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-06
MRS. GERBER
and YOGI TO
STAND TRIAL

Ralph NJ. DE nc, leader OF the
Christian Noga cult. and Mrs, Doro-
thy Alden Gerber. stcacher Of ca
thetie dancing and the Caruso
method OF voice culture In the Yoga
college at neaux Arts. are facing
trial before a superior court jury.
The charge Is one Of improper
conduct. based urnn sensational
disclosures made before Justice
nrinker early this week. In or.
defing them Thursday afternoon In.
60 the higher court. Justice Hrinker
said.
Il consider Il my duty 20 the PEG.
pie Of this state To bind these peo'
pie over. This whole matter should
be Hittad 60 the bottom"
II the charges are sustained by
tho jury. aud Mrs. Gerber loses her
fight for the custody OF the child.
Areal. what will she have leftY
Carefully inventoricd. her assets
In life viii stand about as follows
A $4,000 voice, paid for by
her husband, Or. Rudolph ".
Gerber, OF San Francisco.
~ftofV hNC - hNNFiFH wv WV
third time 10 divorce.
A "eurbanked" soul. bestow-
ed upon her by Yogi De Bit.
A spiritual name" "lsona
De Bi,," also bestowed by tho
Yogi.
A memory OF loving hus
band. whose affections have
led him 20 chase her half way
around the globe.
A Yogi. formerly an s9o.s-
month forest ranger from the
wiida Of Idaho.
Possibly she viii not even have
the Yogi. II convicted hs likely
win be lodged In prison.
There has been some evidence
submitted by people who stand for
something in tho community" said
Justice nrinker. which tends TO
show a clean bill OF character for
the defendants
II his followers know he IL not
guilty Of the offonae charged. they
will have further opportunity 20
yindlcatc him and Mrs. Gerber In
superior court"
Brlnker allowed the bonds OF
$1,000 each for the defendants to
stand.
Arguing his case against the
Yogi. Deputy Prosecutor Friend
asked OF Brlnker:
Would you so 20 store and
purchase lingerie and undercioth
ing for a woman not your wife.
honor. and Immediately forget IT."
lie referred 20 lie nit's state
ment that he couldn't recall hav-
/ ing made such purchases for Mrs
Gerber at Frederick Il Nelson's
( Speaking Of the occupancy OF rooms
al the Sorrento. Friend went on;
m you we're ever so platouieaily
/ friendly with some woman. your
honor. would you dare leave any
articles OF your clothing. 10 say
nothing OF a complete change. In her
roomss Wouldn't you At once con-
cluds Il would be too long a chance
to taksy Yet the Yogi tells us that
Mrs. Gerber had a change OF cloth
ing in his rooms"
Friend cited similar case IN
which the court had ruled that evil
denc. OF opportunity and inclina-
ton 10 commit an act Of the kind
charged was sufficient TO Justify
belief that tho act had been
consummatcd.
And we find them huggins and
kissing each other with the utmost
affection az Bcaux Arts" said
Friend. And the scene In the LIB
erty building where Custodian
White found De BIT uncioth~d with
Mrs. Gerber IN the same room
must not be overlooked"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-06
MOTHER PIER At
Alkl CONDEMNED

The building department Friday
condemned another pier at Alki
point as unsafe. This one Ia at
the foot OF Carroll vt. II needs
new piles. says superintendent
Josenhans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-06
FISH SECTION
FRUIT SECTION

Sugar Pears. . dox. .......fOr
Freestone Peaches. : dox. use
Bartlett Pears. 2 dox. .2Je
Ciapp's Pears. dox .........1Oc
Lcmoneira Lemons. dos. zoe
Bananas. DOC. .....-..-..2 Oc
Apples. dog. =. .......... sc
watermeions. 10. ........1Isf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-06
G. Anderson's Grocery
PHONE ELLIOTT fss
No. Hard Wheat Flour, only " $l.39 sack

Local new Potatoes 20 lbs for 25c loolb. sack 800
Phone Orders Taken-Frec Delivery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-06
perience and giving references. Re-
specially yours.
WILLIAM C. EDES.
Chairman"
SIS DEPOSIT FEE
UP FOR DECISION

Whether telephone companies
may longer charge patrons a 50 REQ
for installation will be decided WITH
in a few days by the state pubic
service commission. which opened
its hearing AT the Chamber OF Com
merce Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-06
HOW TO LAND
JOB IN ALASKA

In a letter received few
days ago by all Of tho members
OF congress, Chairman w. c.
Edcs, Of the Alaska engineer
ing commission. warned sen.
ators and representatives from
tho various districts OF the
United States against posi-
Bile stampede to Alaska by per-
sons looking for work.
The letter reads as follows:
"As you doubtless have many
Inquiries from your constltu-
ents concerning the proposed
government railroad In Alaska,
asking how the work 10 TO be
carried on and what method
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-06
TAX EXPERTS here

Judge r. v. Brown. OF the Great
Northern legal department. and the
Chamber OF Commerce have for
their guests Friday night and Sat.
urday delegation OF so members
of tho National Tax association. The
party will arrive on a Canadian Pa.
cific steamer bound for California
to attend the annual convention of
their association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-06

the daughter OF Mrs. J. s. Chase. OF
Seattle, claims that she lived hap.
PLY with her husband until his
parents interfered. They were
married In Tacoma. July II, 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-06
THEY JOIN HANDS

With Frank Warehouse IA presL
dent OF the association, the Ter.
minal Transfer Co. has merged
with the Seattle Taxlcab g. Trans.
fer Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-06
ANNOUNCE MERGER

EVERETT. Aug. 6.--Announee
ment is made here today that ".
Independent and the Pacific Ter,
phone companies OF Everett WI"
merge within the next so days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-08-06

Two varieties Of dahils seeds
chrlstened Chief Tiger Tail" and
Rosa Munday" by members OF
Dahlla society.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-22
gDie Sat mnb bSie 6rnd)t.

Sl1 Ser rgselet1 3iirider 3citung"
miro 0as @erbGltniB Der Ser. Staa-
tem gil 3eltid)lolto uto 81 oet nett
tralen @anoern guropas ether iat1ge-
rem @elpredplng alnter5oger, n1o mir
|fclt1en cine gauge Meltae a1nerifati=
Eide 3eitlnge,l bener ei1 eil,geber=
|0es 5tuoi11m 6ieles Mrtifels iebr 81
eupfeblen mare. Ole rNelle 3iiridcr
3eitung" 9ebDrt 5l1 Sen angeiebenlten
@lattern Ser sdppei5. Sic lit l1ell-
trail, aber tire N~cutralitat lit bon a11=
berer Mrt ais sic geelltralitat, Die
bier5ulqnoe gepflegt miro. 50 1T
audi sic @seutraIitGt Ser 5dnpei5, bie
%gerabe5u ais bprbiIblid be5etd-
net mcroen fa,11t. 3iele gseutralitat
lit frei bon auer G%artei,abme. Sic
|bel1r1,tft ii6 off cine 1odger1aBe
|grDrterl,,g ser laltfenben g~reignilIe
llrlb ouf cine porl,rfbeilsloie Nriifl1tg
|bclIen, mos sic friesfiibre1oer Gar-
teien bei geaebenen slnlaiien al laget1
babe,,; lei IS gu ibrer Gedtfertialrg
ODER tpo5lt i%lu1er. slltf '5dppinoel
|lGBt man iid1 nid)t eilt. Mn bic Sic.
gcsberidte Ser g1iirten glalrbt man
ntGt n1ebr, Iettbem man 81 Der l1eber-
5el,gllng gefor1nmell 1T bob III &aris,
2pn0on nnb Som lpltematiib rel o.
|gen miro. 0ie infnn1en 9eldn,loi-
gl,1gen, 6ie pon oell 9rga1en 0er ST.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-22

Seine 9reiie bat iobr5ebntelong Sen
8olferbab gepreoigt uno bat oon1it
.bie Saot geidet, oie jebt 10 blutig
aufgeganeen lit. Gor ser grnte Bee
ginnt Sen gngldnoerlt langiom 31
gralten. 8or hren 9llteen itei9t bas
bon Macal1lap g~e5eidnete 3l1fl1nns=
bil0 altf: % er @an0ererans
MeneeIanb au Ben & ii M
m ern2on6ons". limo 6ie @elt
erin11ert iih oes Nlsiprudes Nis=
M a r.ds, Dab ieoes @olf sic SEM
.iterideiben 81 be5ablen babe, sic lei-
ne 9reile einapcrfe. 9as anerifani=
.ide @olf loute iib mariner, lalien.
Gid m6t gum WSitiduloigen elmer
Seee MAIDEN, bie Sen SOP geger1
Deutlhlano prebigt, NIT aiige nno
8crlel1moung fein0l elige gtimml1rg
gegen ons BoIf o1 erregen iuht, 6ag
ltns im1ner in trelter 6reunolfaft 5u=
getbon geapei en lit. gs gibt feinen
Sub Ser 10 to0tIide 6riidte trGgt ols
iener, Sen man a1tf crloldpne Treuno-
ifaft pfropft. l1nb oieier SOB orobt
bei lns groB 81 %aperoer, menn es
nidt gelingt, Der Sebe elmer gepii-
lenloi Ell, Derpilberten Ereiie ginbolt
81 tbun. Gas tit 0ie aroBe Mufgabe
Oieier ernlten 3eit - SEN golferbaB
nift auffonpnlen 5u lolien. Iamit
nidt aud n1s Die I~rader|aat reift,
Die Gnglar1o 81 erntca i'm gegriif lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-22

n1iiljc man o11rebmen> oaB Sic engli=
ide Nreile 10 tief itebe, bop iie III Ell
ner lolden &auflihfeit feline Sdd=
oigl1ng ser gbre erblidt, poer man
babe bon Der nieoerl1l1oiid}cn Grelle
eine 10 nieoertrddttge Neeinu1tg, BOB
lid) Oaburb belei0igt fil6len
miiiic.
Sl1go Dfiinlterberg ape11oet ii6
gegct1 Die 8ebultptrng Ser probrtti=
lden @latter, Oab sic 0eutidlen nad
amerifa fommen, meil lie lid nad
politilder 6reibeit lebren lu1b lie Oie=
lie bier finOel1, on meld)c 9ebaltptlu1g
befanntli6 bon Nrobriten bie Or
mabnung gefniipft miro, BOB sic
3e1tIden in oielem Game OUT SEE
ten Ser MIiirten iteben %lollte,t, mclhe
fir Die Trelbeit gegelt Die Oel1tide1
Sprunl1en fan1pfen. @as Miiniter=
berg 0aranf erpioert, lit umpi0erleg=
lif, i11oem er 0arlegt, oaB Ser @rlrn0
Der Nl1slponOemu1,g le0iglif IN 1pirtf=
lhaftliden gelpeggriinoen 51 lltben
let. gr lpeiit oaraltf fin, OaB Die
Manerifa11er im Slten III lolb grobe1
Wsalien nod oem @elten iibergelieoelt
ieien, DOB 0ie pltlid]en Staaten iest
ialt gda5lid1 bon Observation-Disclosures
.aperoen. Riemono miro lid, 5lt bent
ll1iim perlteigen mollet, oaB oas alts
politiiden @rii11oen eeid)eben lei. gs
1Dare1 Die gletden l1rlahen, melde.
oie 9c1tiden 11af oieiem 2an0e jge=
bradt baben. @in5u5ufiiaen iii nod,
.oab lett 1871 sic Del1tlden niht Sic
minoeIte @eranlaiiung batten, NIT
Ben politiiben @er61ltlliiIen brultben
un5ufrieOe1 SIT lem, oenn ieitoan Oas
allaemeinc Stinmredt i'm Geide ei,1-
gefilbrt morOen lit, find Sic politiid)eu
6reibeiten oieies 2anoes nid}t grobcr,
|als bieienigen @eutidlanos. @en11
man idlieBlidl nod heriifiidtigt. mie
Ganperen5lerei 6ie perionlide 6rei=
belt III oieiem 9anoe rnter0riidt, 10
|fallt Ser ger9lei6 e1ttidie0en 5ll @l1ns
iten 9eutlhlanOs alls.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-22
SIRE Maiciat an Sbrc Maieitat.

Sbellerlte glenal alld il bin sleidj
Dir, 9eliebte S6ipeiter, bon iriib bis
pat IN Der Siiriorge fir Sic Spfer biez
ler bolen Belt tbdtig. Solo bat CT
9npfipeb, lrno ib nulB i5m @tslmz
lblo9e maden, balo fr1itclt CT, l1nb
Id mllB linn lpollenes llnter5eug bpz
len. Selonoers ipenn CT Sic Scrihte
oes oentiden 5ouptqllarticrs selelen
bat, lit letne Itbemnotb srpB, unb es
Gilt, ben Sauerltpffapparat in 8eipe-
alln9 al leeen. S9 bin N6enos tpptz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-22
Sic selben Gcttcr.

Ser 8%prelponbent Sancs 0'9onz
ncu 9ennett. Der I'M beutiheu &arptz
quurtier ipeilt, bat bel ser ginnabme
non Nolpo @eoreiensf feiteeitcut, buB
iupanilde Splbnten III Sen gfeiben Ser
Mlllicn %fannpfel1. 9ei bem Sail bon
Scn'bcrg babcn Der iapaniid)e Maipr
%llainl,o unh Ser iapanil6e &ouptnmn11
@usbimptp Selbltmprb begangen aus
6llrd)t upr Der Gefangennabme. Mmtz
lid bescihnet bus Sptioer Mesierlnssz
blntt Sic bcioen Sffi5iere als oWtiliz
tarottahecs". in@irfli6feit lparen Tie
MrtiIlerieinltruftorcn bel Ser rnilildcn
Mrnec. Sos befannte 9pppeliptel ser
WantceS Des 0ltens.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-22
Dberfladlide amerifaniidJc Gcididts=
fenntmtB.

3u Ben @itteln, ipelde a%ngetpenbet
tperbel1, i'm Stimmll1g fir sic 4liirz
ten 8u MAIDEN, be5iebu11gsneile Dos
amerifmniide @olfs eeeen sic gnteb=s1
rllng lnb gergeipaltisu11g, Bic cs bon,
England crfdbrt, ab5ultllmpfen, gebDrt1
alld Sic lett GINGER 3eit bon Ser pro-
britilden 9reHe NIT belonoerem giferl
.perbreitete 2cgenbe, Bob Sranfrei6 lit|
fir Die Ser. Staaten ~geppfert babe.
inbcm es bielen in ibrem Hepolutionsz
frie9e gegel1 England @elh nno Solss
bnten lieferte. Sober, Der nit Ser @ee
ldi6te sertaller pcrtrullt lit, als sic
5hriftletter ser probritiider, amerifa<
niiden @ebpreile, peib, BOB Sranfrei9
Ben iungen Ser. @taaten bielen 8ei>
itano lebiglih inn eigenen Snterel1e ses
l~ciitet fat. 8rei5ebn Sabre torber tpar
Sraufreih aus bem anerifanil6en
Sentiment, Sen es als fem gigentbum.
|%beanlprudt batte, bon gnglanbN bin<
alsgebrdn9t porben. 9anit mar Der
biele SabrbnnDerte lpdbrenbc aantpf
5milhcn bielen beiben 2anDcru nm Sic
@eltberrlhaft unb Sic llebermadt 5llr
Sec 81 l1n9uniten Sranfreids entldiez
Sen lpprben ll1b c5 bran1te auf Die
naiidlt IS le9enbcit, I'M Diele 6errldaft
Sen @%ngldnDern ipteber 81 entlpiI1ben.
Sic grbeb1ng in ben amerifaniide1
&plnnien gesen @nglanp bot bier5u Die
eiinitige @%elegenbeit. Mber Sranfrcid}
mar ipeit bapon, unleren aolpnier1 allf
Der gtelle 5u @ilfe 5u fonmen. Grit
als bas englilde Seer nnter 8lrgppne
in Splge bes Gieses 3erGbeimers unb
leiner tapferen beut6en Sret&
beitsfampfer bes Mobaipftbales bel
EOrisfanp iiber gories llno Snoianer
bel @aratpsa Sic 8affen ltredte, er&
|%fannte Sra11fretd) sic amerifanil9e
gfepnblif I'm, ipetI es nit @ilfe bieler
an bas 3ie1 iei1er 8iinide 81 gelan<
gen bpffte. s..
gnglanb erflaste bieralf 8ronfreid
Sen arieg, neil es ridtig erfanlte, lpas
Srar1freihs Mbli9t ipar, II. ale Gpfer,
Sic 2ebteres brobte, galten ieinem
gortbeil nnb nidt bemienisen ber
iu,gen Nepublif. @ie unebrlid Srantz
reid eeecn biele mar, lit aus Der se<.
ldibtli1en Gbotlade 5ll %erlel1nen, nell
c6e bon Sen Yrnbritc1l ip%pbltpeisli9
pcrldipicgen ipirb, baB, nadpem lie
.@nglano iiberpur1ben bate, Sranfreid
beim SriepensidlnB bararf b%eltanb,
Sic amerifaniI6e Nepublif III Den9faum
5lpilde,1 SEM Mtlantiiden Ocean. unD
Sen Megbennies ein5uen9elt. 9ieler
@crratb Sranfreids an Sen Ser. staa<
ten, leinem @erbiinDeteu, tp1rbe baS
tonrh pcreitelt, Dab England IN Die
Ml1sbe6nung Ser omerifunildcn Grenz
&c Bis an SEN Miiiiiiippi einipilligte,
neil es fiirdtete, bab Sranfret6 Die
Mbiidt babe, iid bes geian1mten Ges
bietes bon Sen Allesbennies biz an
Ben Miiiiilippi 81 bemadtisen.
@enn man iiiber @ei1idtc idreiben
min, mlb man Dieielbe scnall %fcrnen,
u,1p ipcnn man MIR cine oberfladl1de
ae,1ntniB Fat, 1ollte man lieber Die
Singer babp,1 lallen, tpet,1 man lid
nidt blamiren mill 8ns mD9en ii6 Die
in @cibibte i6ledt beld1agenen
ghriftlciter Ser probritildcn anglo@
amerifoniiden9relle seiast icin laiien.
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Srob Des bon oieian +

5rot Oes bon oiei len berporra=
.ge1loell 8iirgern oes Staates gegebe=
ncn uguten 8eilpiels" lit Ser 6ra11=
enitimmredts5uiab sur @erfaiiuna
nit mebr als 10000 5timme1
Mebrbeit permorfen moroen.
-
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Der p14lttte .9essplrat", etnf@reti1
eonntaeS.sllsQabe fe9s Mumn1ern ieSe Bo4e.
pttb an bic Mbonnenten lr bie1er Stabt tiir
70 GentS tp1bentIt6 ober $500 idbrIt@ tei
8orauS5ablung. fret abgeItefert.
W1tt ber 4ot 1uberbaIb ber Stabf. mad It.
genb etnem 4oftamt IN ben Ser. Gtaaten, ga.
1naea ooer Wserteo. 5000 idtrIi& BET goraus.
Die esnatas1 aassate, rlr burd bic 3or
tdbrIt1 $500 bel goralls5atIuna.
Ser r$atttu5d entltdbe 9en1otrat", bur& bic
Bott innertaIb ber Ser. Staaten unb bur9
Lrdger tn ber stabt $3.50. bet 8oraussabIung
1900; Hd4 Canada $3.50 unb mad europe
400 Der 9abr bel @ornuSsablune.
Ser ,sDbdertttde 9eututrat", IN 5tpet 1tet.
!eM WRttnpo9S un6 Sonnabenb8, toitet inner,
balb Der Ber. Staaten $500. mad Canada rnn
aad GnroDa $3.50 tdbrIiG BET goraussablung
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miioe, ser aoui9 aber trdilunt 10 ldipcr
uno iii 10 nit Au9lti6peiB beoeft,
Dab id i'm meden mub. 9ann mlB i6
oas Sraumbud bolen. Sa, mir baben
es ni6t leiht, mir pb~eriten 3c6n! Wit
inni9em @rlb bon Der Sbemie gum
Siber! Seine WtnrD.
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@enn Gntel Gam Die aQiau5
8iu nit Ser groBcn &aiie r%etten,
8iro er fir ale 3eit uno san5
Sid an cole Na7e fetteu.
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Nraiioent Milion, sefretar 1u=
multp uno biele giiirger bon Seem
Sericp i'm 9unoesoienlt baben lebten
Iienstag ii Sen Jralenltimm=
redts5uiak 5ur 8erfaliuag oes Stoo=
ties gelti1nn1t.
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9Cbncucs
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fidert bies $4,2oo.oo ,teles fHnf 8im@
mer 8llnsalotp auf 0enn 8erge fir
So, 100000 allf febr leidte NBaablungsz
Bebinsungen. 9as pbere @todtpert
fam fir 2 3imruer eingeri6tet tper<
ben, tpet,n gepiinidt. Sic llrlabe tpe<
gen bieies iebr mdBisen N68ablunsgS.
Bargains miro beim gorlpreden err
flart.