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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-12-03
Our School District Enlarged.

Forty acres of H. I. Sweeney's farm
in the town of Albion, part O.
school district No. of that town, has
been transferred and made part o.
Joint school district No. 8 of the city Of
Edgerton and town of Fulton, accord
ing to an order from State Superinten
dent G. P. Cary. The order was re.
ceived by the city clerk on November
"a, took effect and was in full force al
IL O'Clock noon of that day. The or
der was made by the state superinten-
dent that the educational interests OF
the family of H. T. Sweeney might be
better subserved from the fact that
the Edgerton schools are nearer his
home, better schools and better roads
than the school of district No. 6 in the
town of Albion. Mr.. Sweeney states
that the land attached to our district is
worth about 81, 900.
These facts will undoubtedly all go
undisputed. But the fact that the city
of Edgerton was never consulted in
any way regarding the matter and
never knew anything whatever about
the attaching of this land to school dis
trict No. 8 until the order was received
so attaching, may be objected to by
the taxpayers of the city. There is
nothing in the order to show that the
school board of joint school district No.
8 of the city of Edgerton and the town
of Fulton were in any way notified or
taken into the DEAL Providing the
state superintendent is vested with au-
thority to make this transaction in the
manner that he did, would it not have
been most courteous on his part to at
least have notified all the parties inter
ested and obtained an expression OF
opinion regarding the advisability OF
the transaction? Some circumstantial
facts regarding the ownership of the
school property here might possibly
have given a different phase to the
matter, had the state superintendent
made inquiry and Informed himself on
the subject. If the law sanctions an
action of this kind, it is high time it
was repealed and new one enacted.
A one-man power over matters of vital
interest to many looks to be beyond all
reason. In all probability our city at
torney will be instructed to probe this
case to the very depths and advise the
city as to it's legal rights.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-12-03
Municipal Christmas Tree.

The committee in charge of the mu-
| nicipal Christmas tree for Edgerton is
composed Of members of the different
organizations of the city, being as fol
lows:
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Mesdames A. c.. Anderson, a. HI.
Clarke, t. A. Clarke and Marvin Mars
den.
Marquette Club Mrs. M. L. Mooney.
City Schools, Supt. F. O. Holt.
M. e. Church-T. A. Clarke.
Catholic Church-Jam Conway.
Congregational Church Andrew Nc
Intosh.
Norwegian Lutheran Church Adolph
Jenson.
German Lutheran Church August
Ratzlaff.
M. E. Church Mems Club-D. w.
North.
Father Matthew's T. A. & B. Society
ID. P. Devine.
Masonic Lodge-P. N. Grubb.
K. of P. Lodge-Wm. Pelton, Chas.
Langworthy.
Firemen-Fred Smith.
w. C. T. U.-Mrs. W. Dickinson.
German Ladies Society - Mesdames
Paul Goede and VIM. Schrub.
Norwegian Ladies Society Mrs. ].
Linnevold
Eastern Star Mrs. J. L. Holton.
Relief Corps = Mrs. Frank Williams.
The committee hopes to make it pos
sible for each family in the city to have
joyful Christmas. No personal solic-
iting will be done, but voluntary con-
tributions of clothing and money will
be needed to carry out the plan. The
vacant room on the second floor in the
Pringle block, next to DR.. Meyers Of
flee, has been secured as headquarters
to receive donations of clothing. Mem
bers of the committee will have this
room open the entire week before
Christmas, beginning Saturday, Dec.
18th. Cash donations may be- LETT with
Andrew Mcintosh, James Conway,
Pringle Bros store, Ratzlaff Bros.
store or Frank Ash's store.
A program will be arranged and car
ried out at the tree on Christmas eve,
in which the children will take part.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-12-03
Public Library Notes.

Boys, do you know good horse when
you see one coming down the street?
Are you real sure?
Would you like to learn some of the
secrets of the horse business? How to
tell when horse has moon blindness,
ringbone, a curb, SPAWN, side
bones, or any other defect to which
horsefesh is heir? There are lot of
things about horses, which, as a rule,
is known only to the inner circle of
horsemen.
At the public library there is copy
of Judging Draft Horses, bulletin
by DIR. A. S. Alexander of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, which will tell you
many things which you really should
know about horses. The author is a
noted authority upon this subject.
For the boy who likes horses the bull
letiI is interesting reading. 1t gives
an outline for scoring horses, and many
picturas illustrating the best points of
a horse. There are pictures of the way
horse should look when trotting away
from you, toward you, or as you see
him from the side.
Just drop into the library some time
and ask to see this bulletin. The libra
rian will be glad to get it for you.
The library is open every afternoon
and evening of the week for the circu-
lation of books, and every Sunday af-
ternoon as reading room.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-12-03
Congregational Church Notes.

10 a. m.-Sunday school.
IL a. m. Morning worship.
Sermon subject, Nevertheless.
7:30 p. m. Evening worship.
The minister will preach the second
in series of sermons to young men on
ga Young Mans Assets. = The sub
ject of this sermon will be "A Young
Mans Brain" All young men who
have no other. church home are cor
daily invited to attend.
The Mems Club will attend the lee
ture on The Hague Peace Conference
by Miss Wales at the library, Friday
evening, Dec. 3.
Midweek meetings Thursday even
ings at Tbs O'Clock.
MARVIN r. BRANDT, Minister.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-12-03
Women's Club Notes

The Culture Club met Monday at
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Paul
Grub. Miss Downs of Milwaukee
gave a brief talk to the club in the
interests of the Wisconsin Anti-Tu
berculosis Association, and urged the
club to cooperate in the sale OF the
Red Cross Christmas Seals, the re-
turns from which go toward the
support of the Association.
A letter was read from the Chica-
go Woman's Shelter and it was vot-
ed to send one dollar to this home.
The lesson then followed which
consisted of a most touching reading
from the Trojan Women given by
Mrs. Grubb. This ancient drama is
considered the greatest Peace play
ever written and will be re read by
Mrs. Grub at the Federation Peace
meeting on Dec. 3rd.
The club then adjourned. The
next meeting will be held Monday,
Dec. 9Th. at the home of Mrs. j. A
Jensen.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-12-03

Miss Buelah Pomeroy left for Mad
ison for week end visit with the J. S.
Miller family and friends.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-12-03
Organ Recital.

Friday evening, Dec. 3rd, an organ
recital will be given in the German
church. This will be rare treat for
those interested in music and the So
ciety extends an invitation for all to
attend. The following program will
show the talent to take part in this
entertainment:
Edward Rechlin. .......................O rgdniSt
pupil of Guilmant and Widor, Paris.)
Assisted by
Miss Nellie Bentley. .................v Violin
st. Johns Lutheran Church Choir.
1. Fugue G Major. .....................Kr ebs
Edward Rechlin.
2. Violin-Legende ..:.......- Weinawski
Miss Bentley.
3. (a) Motto Adagio ......... ...... -. Bach
(b) Christmas Carol . ..... Guilmant
(c) GavOtte Observation-Disclosures. COuperin
Edward Rechlin.
I. Anthem Das Ist Elm Koest.iches Ding
ST. Johns Lutheran Church Choir.
D. improvisation ..............
Edward Rechlin,
INTERMIssToN.
During intermission collection will De TAX
en- for the organ fund.-
PART IL.
/. Piece Symphonique northumberland ossi
Edward Rechlin.
= Violin SOlO........ Selected
Miss Bentley
(b) Serenade. ............ Edward Rechlin
(c) Caprice .............. Edward Rechlin
Edward Rechlin.
A. Anthem 1883. Give Thanks Unto the Lord
St, Joan's Lutheran Church Choir
= ~ E,d ,x,ard Paobii,
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-12-03

The Monday Club met in Ii brary
Club room this week. Twenty four
members and their guests were pres
ent. Order of business was suspend.
ed, and the program Immediately
taken up. Rio de Janero, the City
of Beautiful Views, illustrated by
stereoptican views was the subject,
with Mrs. E. G. Hopkins as leader.
The journey from New York to
Rio de Janerio was described in a
very interesting and realistic man
ner by Mrs. Morrison. Mrs. Farman
told about Rio de JanerO and the
pictures as they were thrown Oh the
screen. The views came from the
University Extension at Madison,
and Mr.. Bardeen very kindly operat-
ed the machine. The program was
concluded by Mrs. E. G. Hopkins
giving book review. THE Unofi-
cial Secretary, describing life and
customs in South America. Club adj
iourned and light refreshments
served.
twenty-five Years Ago.
A boy was born to Pat O'Brien and
wife.
The tax rate was on 500 on 81, 900
valuation.
December 4 the thermometer regis
tered A degrees below zero.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Doty,
Wednesday morning, Dec. Sd, daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Sarah Hemphill, wife Of VIM.
Hemphill, died at her home in the town
of Albion, Nov. 26th.
Aaron Wallin returned from the
north woods with ten deer, one of them
weighing 200 pounds.
T. B. Earle and wife mourn the loss
of their son Malcomb, aged year and
months. Death came Wednesday morn
ing, Dec Sd, resulting from bronchial
affection.
Friday, Dec. 5, 1890.
Miss Buelah Pomeroy left for Mad
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1915-12-03

MS anniversary DAY.
In recognition of faithful agent,
the Wells-Fargo Express Co. sent Har-
ry Son a good sized turkey for his
Thanksgiving dinner. Harry is taking
his vacation and was up on Koshkonong
all last week. Some of his friends
learned that the turkey was in waiting
for him at the express Office and Sc
cured it. They took it to the Bon Ton
and Friday evening it was served in
good style to a party of about ten. Mr..
Son was given an invitation to come
down and partake of his own turkey,
but inclement weather prevented.
Will Bardeen has been notified that
he is winner of third prize for decor
ated window during Edison week. Will
used the large show window in Tellef-
sons furniture store, and during that
week it attracted good sized audiences
that gathered daily to hear the Dia-
mond Disc recitals. Bardeen always
was original in his undertakings, and
the award of third prize was ample to
cover the expense he was to in decor
ating the window The contest was
for Wisconsin, Iowa ard Michigan,
consequently third prize is counted
quite an honor which Wills friends are
pleased to see bestowed upon him.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-01
9eutiHes . 9beater.
y9as psrIOrene garabies" fir ben
Senciisabenb am Suuntag.

aeine 1beaterfisursn. ionbtrn eds
is pirilihs Wsni9en, nidt piibnens
made, ionbsrH realss, alltdsli4ss 2es
ben felt JuIba in ieinsm .Sas pers
lorene puplbies' aui bic 8rettsr. unD
.r5i.It e.rabs babur9 cine umiO ge'
naItissre Wirtune. &c iinb isin.
neusn Siienburungen, bic Ct uns
brinst,, es 1T IsbisIi9 bas mas mir
idslid. ia itiinbIih beobddtsn t0nnsn,
ipsHn mir nit offsnsn 4ugsn burh bic
WeIt gekn. Ter llnierihisb Spiihsn
aapital unb 4rbeit, bic 9eri9pen.
bung auf seitsn Der rei9.n 9lrb,itss'
Der unb bittsre Rotb Bel ben ihIsdts
Itesabltsn arbeiinsbmsrn, burlus res
iultisrsnb Der Strei., bas 1T nit lpc.
mig Striftn sine Sti3S, bes Wsrles.
Dab Elm Mann ipie JuIbd natiirlid
bic sin5elnen Gbaraiiers eines fpldsn
Stiides aufs 5sinits ss5eitnst uno
oussearbsitst bat, beoarf pobl MIDI
fps3i,n berporssboben Su tperben. Sc
Ifinp Wleniasn nit all ibren S6ipd'
den unb YorSiietn, nit al ibren gu
ten uHS fdlsd,sn Seitsu, bic uns Der
Difter porfiibri.
Die 5niSsuirung bisfss Sdauipislf
liiegt IN ben SGnoen BON 9srrn Rid.
asuIb unb bic Sauptrollsn fino nit
ben Damsn SsI,ns 9urssr unb Sel..
ne Rod Ioipis ben Serrn Rid. aeuih,
2uopis &oppss uno Curt genii4 Be-
Iisst. DER qbenS esfpinnt oaburd nod
an befonbsr.m SntsrsiIe, bub Is dls
Gbreus unb gensfiS sa6enb fir oi;
9aritsler Der beioen 9aupiruasu biz
Nee Siiidss, Grl. Sslsns ao9 unh
Serrn Ria. leuf6 ssbaht lit. Sof.
lfsntii9 seiialt.t fid bic @oriisauns 81
elmer pirtIi6en genefiS 9oriieauna
in bss WOrtss piriIi@fer gsbsutuns,
bsnn ssrdbs in bisIer SaiIon, nit ib'
rem unsNbli1sn S1pisrisieitsn unn
WibsrfOlssn. ioIIts bi. niht ssrao.
INNER germ s,iebsne Ginfiibruns bon
BeneiiS 9ori.elIunsen cine ssn.istsr.
geurib.ilung iinben unb nit ben
Aprien bss Siretiors: Der ROtb &c.
bor6enb. niAi bsm sie.uen Sris6s!"
entI9ulbist ipsrbsn.
gli9t gu unisriHdBsn 1T, bdb mar
BEL @abl sinss gsn,fi3fiiides aui BIZ
iossnannten bi[issn gi,ibsr obsr
S4lassr, bic ipobl bag Saus fiiaen
dber teinsn tisfsren einbrud bintsr.
iaiisn, perSittst bat, unb mad ME DOT,
stbi.ssn. 3ofi gu ssb.n bemiibt III. =
.Sas perIorsne parabi.s" III einss j.'
ner Stiids, bic ben .3uidausr bonn sr'
| fen aufssbsn bss @Orbansss Biz Jun
kbtsn 5aasn bsftlbtn in Spannune
baltsn unb ibH nit geFrisbisuus aus
bem 9bedier gsbeu luHen.
&art.n @orpsrtauf In Der Sbeiisr.
,.&gn3lei, 31S prOOioent gant @sbdubs
p bel BOZ &: 2aiamp. 9ins unb IL
trabe.
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Don @ottlisb 5esb, aus Win,srbauIen
in Wiirttsmbers ssbiirtis unb fans
I'm 65. Qsbensinbre. Gin sifrises
Miialisb u,rIisri IN i}rau 9seb Der
ssrausnpsrsn Der pbilippus gemeinpe.
IN ndbsren 4neeb0risen binteriibi
iie sirei S06ne unb brei 1ohter. biz
big auf cine zc6ter bsrbeiratbst limb.
ipipie msbrsre Guisliiuber.
5err @ueuii aobert in Gin
gen, Sannpper, fdrsibt an feiasT
8ruber Germ aarl Robert DON aeta
non in ein,m griefs unier anosrem iDiI
iolei: SECT Iisgsn bier 1000 SoIba
ten in 9iirgsrgplrtisrtn. adHbiturH
uno RsIerUs obne WafieH, uelhe biel
auseebiIbet psrbsn. ollie 0arniicnsr
it.dsn nod polI BON SolbaieH. 81
Silbssbsim finb 26,000, ebenIo il
Wiiuiir. 9iIio Rahidub ssnus uni
mir brauhen oabsr ni4t banse 81
fein.
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4abton unb Seaebne.

- Cine grOBe eIn8abl Seiotraser.
Der bate lid ecitern gormittag III Der
ct. Bernnros Stride in 9apton ein'
aefllnoen, Inn Ger bnbinseihieoeneil
3rau Catherine MebTnn Die Ieste
ebre Su ertpeiien. Faitor Bernard
@reifenfnmp, meld)er Die Reaiiienl.
Sodyneiie 5elebrirte, Ieitete cen Srni,.
ergottesoienit in rpiiroiger @eiie. ais
Grgouiitin bat iSrau sIlma 6ortune
ilrngirt. Die 9eid]e nuroe uaf Been.
eigung Der fir6liten 2eifenieier
nod bem Ct. Soiepbs Jrieobof Rrice
SiQ, sebradt, no oie irbiihe Siiile
Der geritorbeuen 5tr IesteH Rube be.
ifdttet ipuroe.
- Der 9eiitide 9(rbeiter @erein
BON 9apton ipiro beute slbeno annni.
oaten fir bas ms 5elo itelenbe 1idet
.apHiHireu.
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~ E 10 o TT.

Die geiuport Office fir bas Sin.
eiuuater goifsblntt" befiuSef iid IN
QD. 339 gDrf StraHs, segsuiiber oem
Gourtbouie, mpislbft Ne:igfeiten, Yin
ssigen II. |. m. bis 10 llbr 45 Niua'
ten gbeuSs eutgegengenomuieH wer'
ben.
= Seiratbsideiue:: Sas. 6. 0gSen
llno ISABELLE 9iieoer, beioe pom gtelp-
port.
- 9eiistiteI 8erdnoerungen: -
SScbn @aiier on 6. z. Scott, 2ot an
Ger RarS slpeniie in Bellevue, 30 bel
100 SUB 81.
= Saitinipeftor @us. Snuer err
tbeiIie geiiern cinen 9auerlaubnib'
ifein an Die Reipport gfoqing Wtil
so. fir einen anbau. Terielbe pirb
cine SrontIcite BON COO Sub, eiuC
Sdnge BON 1S0 Sub iut6 cine S0bc
bon 40 SUB beiisen. 9ie 9aufoiteu
betraeen $4,000.
- @egenpGrtie nerilid)t bier Gin
5rember fnli9e Silberitiide in lin.
Iauf gu bringen. Die Saliiiifate iiiIS
cine dicnllif CUTE Ratabmung, je'
op6 an benz leifteren @erpid,t iofori
ais Saliififat su erteunen.
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perissaIsR tI;ea.

v 9i. iter6lite 5iiQs beg penTionirtsn
|5ulprinsipals prpf.For Or. G,
Gop tpuros ssiisrR Rahmiitag
ir eDigen Rube gstraseu. JH osr
lugbes !oc6I1uIs, lpoIsI6it Der Der
Ii6sne 70 langs Sabre Der Rsitor gs.
Hsien, mar Der unierridt ausgeiebi
iIiiS pieIe S5ijltr 6etbtiIigien jid
nsbTt bunDsrteE BON esbrsrn unb ben
SpSssn Der SnulDsrnultuHa an bsr
1rdusrfsier, bic In Der aDonbnls
prssbptsrian Gburd itatifdno.
6ugbes alumsn funeirtsn ala nttip.
gnhriuftrdser unb Gbrsnbdbrtuh.
TRIGGER lparei ashrer BON 6ugbes.
Die gssrbisuns Don fgrau 81 p
,5eeb ae6. aranler, ipeld]e am Diens
flag MOrssn bsirf sinen traurisen
llnfafl ums 9@ben fam, finbst am
'freitaa 9ahmftiag bonn 5rduertoufs,
Ala Meit aibertp SStrabs, aug Ifdti,
iuOrnuf in Der prphsItaniilheH pbis
lupus sirds. bsrsn tRiisIisb bic 8srs
bIihene asfpsfsn, Surh paitor Or,
Dorm Der 9rauersOftssbienii absebdls
tss1 ipir6. Der irasafGe 5ob Der ses
ohtsssn FRAU fat nikbt perfsblt, In
ipeit,n frsifsn diifIridties srauer
pabsur~!iH. sic tpar bis Wittps
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gIStlidl a,iturben.

Der Coroner tpurSs ssiisrn bon bsm
2obs Der SO Sabre olten frau O. z.
Dolf bon 500 gb.ftnut Strab. In
aeuntnib aefssi, bic beim gttreten
ibrsr Dobnuns. ibr fIein.s ainb i'm
arm trosenb, rom ShIagflub bes
troifsn tobt sufammsnbra9. Ti,
sSrau 6sfanb iih auf BEN RidtDeg
pom Or. 6. WiIipn. ben fis nift ans
traf, ola iie 10 urpI5slia bonn Scbe
babinaerafft lpurbe.
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Dies unb 9as.

- Die nnbitebenocn SSilfs. Steuer.
siiieiioren baben gciterr ben 2iitrifts.
afisiiorT ibre Reitsnaticn anter'
5rriiet: Ssojcpb GniicrIp, 2eHOtrat
,sobn z. afc2eiib, MepubIifaner;, u.
D,ilrrap, Gemofrat; Sobn .. grout,
Iemctrat; s,aines Ribbea, siepublita'
ner: elmer garues, Genofrat; Sobn
z. Belt, Tenofrat; Geo. Z. Garroa,
Gentotrot; 5aplcr @resnlpaIb. @e-
pi5Iifaner; sIu9iit stuulpi, @epubli'
foner.
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aonbpn seitorben.
Ra'5oni.I Weper Rotbi4iIo, btr
erite Baron Rptbi1ilb, ipurbe am s.
Hopsmber 1s40 ssboren unp ipurSs
1885 in ben 4DslsItaHb srbobsn. er
mar Der Gbsf bss aoubonsr Ylnfhdus
ies y. M. Rotbftalb dnb Spns uub
5aupi bss snslifdsn 3peigss oitin
8dmilie Don iHterndtiondlsn Baniisrs.
CT mar in Der gdnssn Wsli ipsstn isis
Ees eroBen Reihthums. aber duh ipss
gen ieiner gbilantbropi, beiaHni. CT
mar Der erfs Siruaii, btr ismals ins
briiii6e pdrIcment gsrpdbIi fuurbe. IN
bem er ppn1s65 bis 1895 4nIssburp
reprGisniirts. Gr ssuoB ieine er5iss
buna in 9pnbon uHb mar mil Gmina.
elmer No6tsr bes Bdrons Carl poH,
RoibitilS BON granifuri am Rdiut
psrbsiratbst.
Baron Rotbi9iIb mubts f;6 am n.
Mdr3 elmer srniilidsn isirursti6su
Operation untsr5iebsn. anfanss
aIanbte man. baB sr fpiebsr sentlsn
iperbs. ss trat absr am Dienitns sini
@erIdlimmerung Isinss 3nItanbts sin
unb bas Gnbe fam bann ipnsd.
Die gssrbisuns iuiro am Trsitds
in WilIesben. elmer 9oritabt i'm 9orb
keIten 2onoons itattfinbtn.
Di. gld6riht BON benz glbltbsr
aorb Rotbihilbs bat in aonbon alas
msine 5rautr psruriaht beun ab1tits
ZEN BON Der Wla4i. bic er ausiibis.
mar 2orb Rotbidilp einer Der popu'
ldtiten MGnnsr in Gcnbon.
Der Grobbatsr beg Deritorb,nen, Der
ebenfalls Ratban bitb. tpar es, btr ben
aOnSonsr 3ueis BEG sroben 9dnthaus
Ies sriinoets unb Der burh seihidit
9lusnubuns Der Rieberlase Rapo.eons
bei Waisrlco ungebsure Summsn Gel
oes p.roisnte. Gr mar islbit auf bas
S9la6ifsIb ssritisn unb iobalb bls
iyranSoI.n bic Nlu6t ersriffen, sals
Iopirie er mad griiITel. Dort nabm
Ct einen Wdgsn, Der i'm Ha4 Ohtnbs
brahte unb es sslaus ibm burd gssabs
luna einer sroBen @slbiumm., sinsH
Eiider su p,ranlaF.n, ihn fpd6r.nb ,i'
nss bsfii1en SiIrmss. pdbrsno osHsn
isin. Gdiife aus5ulaufen ipastsu, IN
.inem ssii6erbooi naf gnslanb ii6srs
,uIeben. or traf In 2onbon Elm. the
nan bort stipas bon bem Siea Der
9nbunbeten ipubts, nnb in isinsm
Optimismns iaufts er ale Werihpa
pierre an. bic su babsn tparen.
9luf ipie srob iia bas werm5gsn bea
peritorbsn.u garons HcibiGilb BE-
laMt. III uidi bstannt. Der gouas
Rsi6tbum Der GdmiIis Rot5i8ilb
lvurb. a6er pisb.rbolt auf $1,000
100000 absei9dstt.
gsrntsensr ganfraab.
pittgbursb, pa., 81. WdrS.
Bier MGnner brangsn beuis Rahmit.
tag in bic Saps RaiiOnai 8dni in Der
SrtItaft Dams, banbsn ben adiIirsr
Charles Bell, Der alIein anpeisno
mar, nit Striden isii unb idkpptsH
ibn in cine enilsgsns Gde b.s Bdnilp-
tals. Wdbrsnb elmer Der BdnbitcE
i5n bort nit Dorssbulisnem Rspolpsr
beipaGie, bssab.u ii6 bic llsbrigen III
bas Offsnitebenbs aaiisnssp5lb. nab.
msn siipd 5000 in Gslb an ii9, NOS
Irauf lie alls auf bic Strabs siltsH nit
isrim Raub Elm bsreitifsbsnbs 9arito5
tsitieseH uub silisii baponfubr,n. gtfl.
osm es bulb b1rauf g,Ians. ii4 irti
gu MAIDEN, 6ena6ridtisis Die pnli3a
ron Someitsdb uub slittBburs, Bic
'aisbdIb bic @srfcisuns Der gdnbitsH
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semidjer gionier gerein.

Die Mitalieber beg Dsutf6en qips
ni.r 9ereins frlIieu iih bsuts red)i
aablrsih sur monatlidsn 9eriomms
lung einftnben. RiHtsr Sr6n
Sdpaab. Der prdiibsnt BEG Siabts
perbanbs. III fir ben 9ortrag gefpons
nen tporbeu unb Strr Sdpddb biirfie
ben beutifen pionitren man9 gfiibs
li6ss unb sSntsrsHantss gu fassn bas
ben.
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- Srr iurb 5fau 6. -. ysasei
iinb BON ihrer aeiie nod BEN Siibcn
nod SeIepue suriifsefebrt.
- Ger @rnnbi1e Taoobp Soften
hon geGepue O. ". M. pirb nlorgen
slbeno ietne Situng nbbnIten.
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Die .sbOrbis" batfeinbeut,
fdss unteriseboot
Serft6 6ri

4m iterbdm, 81. Mdrs. - Gin.
Dtpefte aus Berlin ioat. bab Der bris
tide Dnmpfsr .5borbis-, Der eriis,
Der bic fir bua 9srienisn zines tt.tt.
iheH llnisrisebootss ausaeIebie prd
ME erbieIt, bel ieinsm gerIuh, bas
Boot su serftDren, nidt srfoIgreif ets
,peien lei. Das Boot. bas In iein.u
5aftn auriidsetehrt 1T, ipurbs naE
lsiht beidSbiai.
Die DepsTbs fiist au6 bjnsu. bsb
IN ben beutihen Wunitionsiat ri.tn
ipdbrsnb Der fFeisrtass obne llntsrIcb
searbeitst pirb. mil dllsinisr gfugl
nahms bss Oiterfonniaas. Hn man.
den Tabriieu ipirb saa unb Ratt az.
arbeitst iinb ss perbsn unaekurt
Wlsnsen bon WuHition bsrssiisui.
I 2erb RatbaHiel Weper
Mot6f9iIb.
aonbon 81. Mdrs. - aOrt
&oibi9ilb, Das 5aupt bes enaIifaeu
3ptiess hsr Rotbfdhb iyamiIIs, In am
wlittDo& I'M sllitr Don "a Sabrsn i.l
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afnbIi&.

Der tlsins 5ans (tpsI9sr gum c.
burtsias elm WiircFtop ssihsnlt b.
tommsn hat); .@eiBt 9u, gapa. iDa1
i9 nun mai m0hte2"
Batter: .gaa. mas mSdt,ii Du ssnn
nun noh9"
6aHs: sd mDtis NAL sinsn glss
fanisn unisrs 1liiroitop Isssn--
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Nnnidts Gle rofss @ansss ~
9ptbe Sippen?

etniee uuaIhdIi6s W1dnnG unb 6rauen net.
w Eta.nss me- mil siacr sShs bon gurbs esissnst
ftib = rniiae ssdHgen pnp refpe slypeh "a.
nrfafe bcs Ietieren 9atnubes ~ Die - hs
babeH Mot aenne retbe. guifprpernsn Nh, m,
Rirte = urier ben wlifresiop W oas cini
bann uuo pdHerie. anr oqs S,s,%s ns ~
slerpeubuna osr bret Gran 3npcsRueldne 1ap.
Iettrn In eer 1auer sirieer weouafs ipIs 1drse
III bobeu afube perbsiiert. ens eetp'hf eIpppt
bic @aHgcu rofia uno be srpeI roie Ina~i snS m,S
Sounobdbuna erlanacu Sie biefeihen oen iresno
ctuer Der bciicn apotbefeH.
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0tr Mermh ht

-1ut Sbrs 5rau aud Elm ioesHanm
tss Gisdsnpirbg-
- .Sa = mi9!s {
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esmsrrtslsss in 0 30 "a 9ssfs hrist
lltofbsfer eeben @eIb snrhd, frfnn 9azt
Gtgtmeni iit4runs. tliHbs.. tlBtsass ssr
pIaafteE ssiassri asnsuEns- soss
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Fred A. Erschell,
2eiasubsitattsr unb GiHbuliamirsr
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