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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-23

To say thank you" at the con-
clusion of a transaction.
To thank courteously the salesman
who has been waiting On one where
no purchase has been made.
To avoid making the aislea of the
big stores the rendezvous for meeting
all ones acquaintance.
It Is Not the Correct Thing:
To make a tour of the shops, pull
ing down and examining goods, pric-
ing articles, and taking up the time
of the statesmen, when there is no in
tention of purchasing anything.
To haggle over the price Of articles.
To tell the statesmen that the same
thing can be purchased cheaper at an
other store. If that is the case, quiet
ly say that the article is not what is
wanted Gas it is not, at that price,,
and then go to the more reasonable
shop and make the desired purchase.
TO so far forget the demeanor of a
lady as to indulge in contradictions
as to the merits Of goods with the
salesman.
To forget that courtesy is due to q
working-woman as much as to any
one else.
To ask lady returned from a
shopping expedition the prices of the
various articles purchased. She may
have objections to telling their cost.
To tell falsehoods about the cost OF
an article.
-"Corect Thing for Catholics. .
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-23
IN SHOPPING.
1t is the Correct Thing:

For a person to spend reasonable
length of time looking at the articles
displayed in the stores without pur-
chasing anything, if she finds nothing
to suit her fancy or her purse.
To ask politely to be shown what
one is in search of, as it is the bust
ness of the employees to wait upon
customers.
To take as much time as is neces.
sary in making purchase.
To remember that it is the sales
mems business to sell goods, and that
they are therefore not likely to be dis
interested advisers.
To comply with the regulations OF
the shop in regard to the exchanging
of goods.
To avoid superciious air in deal
ing with the salespeople.
TO avoid familiarities in manner
or speech in dealing with them.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-23
NEW YEAR.

A parting smile, and the weary year
Speeds down the star-lit sky.
Her passing awakes a chilling fear,
We tremble and know not why.
How fair tonight her guileless mien
With memories blithe and sad
All, tell me, boastful stranger-queen,
Wilt thou be fairer clad?
But God still reigns, His eyes review
The realms of space and time;
He governed the old, with Him the
new
Unfolds her sanguine prime.
Let songs OF gladstone greeting thrill
The morning cold and clear:
God grant to all from out His fill
A happy and bright New Year:
IF. b.. o. r: M. in Franciscan Herald.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-23
MlSUSED WORDS.

A Cleveland man who makes a prac-
tice Of choosing his words with care,
a practice which he has endeavored to
instill into the family circle, made a
memorandum of the misused words
uttered by his son and daughter dur
ing recent breakfast. Here is the
result: Elegant. 10 times; awful, II
times; dandy, 6 times; fierce, times !;
great, 2 times. When the meal was
over the head Of the household called
the family around him in the library
and gravely read the totals to them.
Gee, that's fierce!" said the son.
isn't it awful" said the daughter.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-23
IN MATTERS OF DRESS.
IT Is the Correct Thing

II Is the Correct Thing
To dress according to ones means.
To avoid all extremes and eccen-
tricities in dress.
To remember that neatness, scrupu-
lous cleanliness and perfect fit are
the fundamentals in a proper attire.
To pay dressmalers and seams
tresses a fair price for their work.
To pay them promptly.
To avoid conspicuous attire on the
street.
TO dress in society as the occasion
demands.
To remember that one of the marks
of lady is to dress as one.
To keep ones clothes in perfect
order.
To make liberal use of soap and
water.
TO remember that male cranks wear
their hair long and female cranks
theirs short.
To leave rouge to the greenroom,
where it is n necessary adjunct, and
10 the women who have no reputation
to be compromised.
To remember that tight lacing and
any device of the toilet which Injuries
the health is not only bad taste, but
is a positive sin.
To remember that no lady, to say
nothing of q Catholic worthy of the
name, viii wear gown cut immodest
ly low.
To dress becomingly in the home
circle.
TO remember that the body is the
temple of the Holy Ghost, and is
therefore worthy of proper care.
To think less of adjoining tho body
than the soul.
1t Is Not the Correct Thing
For a woman to spend more than
she can afford on dress
For woman to spend the greater
part of her time shopping, studying
bankruptcies, devising costumes and
sewing.
To follow an ugly and unbecomine
fashion.
To show disrespect to q hostess by
appearing at her entertainments in I'm
SulIttDAS dpphltls
To wear snowy and expensive cos
tumes at church.
70 wear shabby costumes to church
as if anything were good enough fol
the house OF God.
To use rouge OH the cheeks, ink OF
tho eyebrows or blondine on the hair
To use powder too freely. It's prope
use is merely to take the shiny ap
pearance off the face after it has beer
washed or when going out in the wine
and sun to prevent chapping.
TO forget that an immodest gown i
a mark of low breeding.
To devote the greater part of one
time to the consideration of clothes
To think that anything is goot
enough to wear at home.
For woman to appear in the hom
circle in a slouchy wrapper, old sir
pers, hair disheveled, bangs in cur
papers, or in n WORKOUT reception
gown sadly in need of repairs.
To let vanity be the motive il
taking proper care of the body
The Correct Thing for Catholics.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-01-23

Home is comfortable and neces'
sary retreat and shelter for us in adj
vanced age, and if we do not plant it
while young it gives no shade when
we grow DID, Lord Chesterfield.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-05-27
DOMACl zPRAVY.
Prs. prsf, jen Sc Icjc, atd.

SC narodil synek v nedGli.
Josef Kozel byl V Yankton V
J Gtery.
DIR. Klima Z Tyndall hyl zde mi
nuIy patek IA obchodni zalezitosti.
j. A. MatuSka "a j. f. Matuska
byli V Sioux City ma zaGatku tJd
ne.
Louis HAIL byl Yankton mimi
lon sobotu rdvSt6vou IL svych ro-
diGu.
Frank Turek a jeho m~anAelka 4
Dante byli zde navSt6vou n6koIik
dni tento tJdon.
Frank Beran koupil lot cd stare
no MARTINEZ a da 81 ma mem posta-
viii obydlf.
81. Marie KOStel cd Dante vypo
mahala v zdvodu Pettika a Turka
pfi velk6m prodeji.
Starry Wampul byl We stfedu
navSt6vou IL sv6 sestry, pi. Dvota-
kov6, YanBton.
Wade Glyn a ieho dCerky. FIR.
IGlynn a jeho manAelka byli v
Yankton V 1terJ.
81. Emily Vaith odjela do Yer
million, kde Sc zdrzf n6jakE cas- a
pax Sc usadf V Sioux City.
Josef HIadkf, st., a jeho man
zelka ztravili ned6Ii navStevou u
sv6 dc6ry, pf. Rob. DvofaGka.
SeamanGv reno u Running Wa
ter byl prodan p. F. }. Kadlecovi
jenA "a nej dial $42, 900.
Frank Stepanek sem ptijel Ne
maha, Neb., We stfedu IA navStG-
WI. ZdrAf Sc zde nejakJ cas-.
Josef Payer a jeho rodina cd
Wagner byll zde navSt6vou IL man
zelG Geo. Truncovfch We stf6du. .
Josef Velek odjeI v Gtert do
Ord, Neb., ma navStGvu k sv6mu
spagrovi, Janu Janovi. Zdr5i Sc
asi tyden. =
Karel Mach, jcn& Sc vazn9 roz-
nemohl v ned6li, byl We Gtvrtek cd
vezen do nemocnice v Yankton.
Jeho STAY jest dosti povazlivy.
Pomniky a nahrobky nejlepSi a
take ncjlacin6ji YAM prodaji mist
nj iednateIe pro zavod Svoboddv v
Omaze. hostel a Jezewski. (Adv
FIR. SedlaGek byl z 1terka ma
stfedu napaden krvacenim nosu,
kter6 trvalo celou noe, bGhem KITE
re DOLBY mu vyteklo asi diva kvarty
krvc.
Pr siln6m v6tru, q Gterka ma
stfedu bylo poyalenO silo IA far
me O. Andersona. Tez dive siIa
ma farm6 J. J.. Reza6e byIy .trochu
cd v6tru skrOuceny.
TaneGnf zabava jena Sc mGIa cd
bfvati We stfedu pfi hudb6 tabor
sk6ho tria Sc odlozila nasIedkem
jspatn6ho potasf ma pffstf sobotu,
29 kyetna.
Josef Noyotny, Louis Novotnf,
j. W. HruSka a Jan HorkJ odieIi
do Creighton, Neb., ia
nayst6vu k Jos. HorkJmu:' Ces
tn konali v automobile AIoise No
VotnShO. .
Sdeluje Sc nam, re Frank No
yak, jenz Sc pfidal k spoIkov6mu
vojsku Sc pfftomne naleza pa Fiji
pinskSch rstrovech. Jan Souhra-
ds jen& Sc dial odv6sti s MIN, Sc IA
Ieza v Colorado.
Mrnulou stfedu byli oddani v
kat. kostele: Frank Vinatieri a ST..
Anna Nikodym, dcera manzeId
Jos. NikodymovSeh. Novoman-
&eI6 So usadf V Yankton kde re-
mich ma %2amestnanf. O.
Ia Matuska a Hampton nastehovall
pohybliv6 6brazy do sine Blaa
Rove a davali minuI5 Gtvrtek pred:
Il Fe - III d. A . "##
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-05-27
Tabor ma 440 ObSvatel.

Homer Beeman, ASSESSOR ienz "a
rovcn braI census, nam oznamujc,
re Tabor v pfitomnou dobu ma
440 ob}vatel, eli pfirustek 1917 od
poslednihO sGitanf v roce 1910,
kdy poGet ob}vatel byl 273. Jest
to pfirozeny vzrGst a vyhIidky ma
v6tsi Tabor jsou dosti skv9l6. Pet
novEch residence Sc zde stavi a
MONA pozdeji jich Dude vice.
Karel Herman cd Wittenburg
byl zde navStevou We stfedu a Gas,
n6 rama (bylo bezmaIa p1l devatf)
mas pfi$el burcovat, ably 81 mohI
pfedplatit ma Gasopis. Velice MS
to dopalilo, totiz to burcOvanf, ale
jak isme uslySeIi nebesky zvuk
strfbrs, usmffiIi jsme Sc S Harlem
a sd6lili mu, Re takov6 kos tymry
radi vidime.
81. Anna TrGynieek a Jan J, Pet
Ifik byli oddaui Rev. Stevenson
ma k~ongregsenf fare v Yankton '
pondelf. Vratili Sc t@ho& dine cd
poledne a veGer pax Jim kapeIa a
nekolik jinych vyhr&vaIo. Snou.
bench isou zde ro2eni a test Sc va.
nosti, jakoA mali zde mnoho pfa-
tel. Nev6sta jest dcerou manzelh
Jos Travnfekovych starJch osad-
nfku a zenich synem manzelu Jos.
S. Petffkov5ch, rovn9z stlrSch
osadnikd zdejsfch, ikteff pfftomn6
bydIf v Montana Pc nekolik let
pan zenich rozva3f postu ma route
prvnf a jest pracovitSm mladgm
muaem. Novomanzele 81 dali Tho
toyiti SVEN lotu We mGst6 PEEK
nou residence do ktere Sc pax mas
tehujf. Pfikladame S mnohymi
.sv6 blahopfdnf a pfejem jim vse
dobr6.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-05-27

Leo Vich a jehO manzelka ode
Ii do jackson, Mimi, We stfedu
kde Sc usadi. Eman HubaGek jel
S mimi. Pfejem jim v&e dobr6 v
nOv6m domovG.
Jas A. Wagner, Jan Homer,
Thos. Wagner a Albert Soukup
ieli v automobile do Trip okresu
ma prohljdku pozemkG, tento IT,
den.
Jan Horkf 2 Virginia, Mimi,
sem pfijel ma navst6vu minulou So
botu k sv6mu stryci, JOS. Novot-
n5mu. jest sedlafem a dfiv6i$f
leta pracoval Yankton.
Maly 4-Iet} hosik manzelG Aug.
KotaIfkov$ch Gter} usekl SpiGky
druh6ho a tfetfhO prstu ma prav6
ruce sv6mu star$imu bratrovy 6
roxy star6mu. D6tem Sc dostal
nlhodou do rukOu velkF nGz ma
kurnn.
Josef Fuks byl V Yankton nav
St8vou u sv6ho bratra Karla, jenz
byl v tamnf nemocnici operovan v
pond6li minul} t5den. Pc opera
raci Sc mt odlevilo a jest nad6je,
Re Dude brzy zdrav.
Zd6iSi devitka Hampton's Colts
Sc dostala az do velk6ho dennfku
Sioux City Tribune re dine % t.
m. TOtiA jejich 'obrazek. Nenf
pochyby, be hoSi Sc "vycajchnu-
jou" ma hffSti tax dobfe jake ma
obrazku.
Dina ma Ford automobily ozna.
mia, re jich cd srpna 1914 do
srpna 1915 zhotovf 300, 900 a tim
padem kaAdS KIDD 81 karu t6 do
he koupf, vratf mu dina $50. Ny
nj jest pravf. cas- koupit 81 Ford.
Jos. Skorpfk. (Adv.
BohuB Mach, II rok1 starry syn
manzel1 Machov5ch, jenz bydli v
Yankton, kterS jest u Franka
Wurtze ma farm6, byl Gtery kop
nut kon6m mad lev6 oko a DIR. BIZ
EEK byl nucen ranu Sesti Stehy Sc
Siti. Ma vSak nad6ji, Re zranGnf
nenf nebezpeGn6, nebot Iebka neni
prorazena.
VeIka nemocnice Sacred Heart
v Yankton byIa v Gtery vysv6cena
biskupem O'GOrmanem a Odevzda
na GteIi. Nova budova jest velmi
modern6 zafizena a byIo ma nj "a
poGato<v roce 1912. Byla posta-
vena nakIadem $25O,OOO Phi
slavnosti sv6ceni Sc podilel vcIky
poGet kn6zstva a lidu.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-27
ANOTHER JOLT FOR IAN AME

IcAN CITIZEN" - In reply to can
American Citizen" who in your pa
per of the 22d inst gives as his idea
of one of the biggest fakes, the Ro-
man Catholic church and its whole
outfit: Evidently this statement
comes from a non-American citizen
of a prejudiced mind, as he does not
give any reason why he terms it such
and l think he is unable to give any,
assuming it to be one of the cases of
bigotry that is sweeping the country
and doing an injustice to American
citizens of the Catholic faith, as you
very seldom see a member of the
above religion in attack in your Pub
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-27
lie Forum or otherwise the religion Of

lie Forum or otherwise the religion Of
another. -s .- ~.
In quoting the signer, can Amer
lean Citizen as a non-American citi-
zen do so in view of the constitut-
ton of the United States, which gives
to its citizens the right of religious
freedom, and l personally do not
think any iberty-loving, loyal citizen
of his country should place any one
in a bad light on account of their be-
iefs.
I am not defender of the Catholic
church, as the undersigned is a nom
Catholic and has had the opportunity
to study the teachings of many rehg-
ions, and l do not find any of the
leading and old religions (as these
are the only ones am acquainted
with detrimental to the country or
to their respective communities.
l also had the opportunity to ex-
anime a 4th degree emblem of the
much-talked about K. of c., which
showed their loyalty to the United
States by placing an insignia of the
constitution of United States on it
A Non-CathoIic.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-27
AN ANSW

AN ANSWER.-Are all the en-
ployes on the city, county, state and
federal payroll citizens of the United
States of America?-E.L l.
AnsWer-The city makes excep-
ton in the case of unskilled laborers.
The state in a few positions only re-
quire the first citizenship papers. The
county and federal employees are all
supposed to be U. S. citizens.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-27

cause forward to theh fullest extent
possible so long as disruption or dis
turbance of the social equilibrium is
not accomplished, and those who say
that it is wrong fol. the peace woman
to do this or that, or that Mr.. Roose-
welt should not write or say such
things, merely show that they do not
understand the process, do not COM
prehend democracy and seem incap-
able of realizing that we need the
foolish investigators and takers to
advocate the wrong ways just as
much as we need the wise ones to
advocate the right ways, for the his
tory of the world shows with great
clearness that it is only through this
process of interaction that real
knowledge comes into this world, and
it frequently has taken more than.
thousand years to discover who was
right and who was wrong. We need
to cultivate liberation and forbear-
ance in relation to everything and
everybody.-P. n. s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-24
l.okdIes.
MIIerIci.

9te YoI3ei berboftete etne1l
Wafn Namells Sionep 6. @uen, Der
am Ia. @ueult 1914 aus Corpus
Gbrtlti ploBlid peri6mano. gine
Strnla4 nit DER ct in gerbinoung
geitanoen, iebte cine 9~elo6nutg fir
Die Grtnittelulre ieines @erbGeibslls
aus. Muen monote iid na6 Meeri,o
tf1o febrte erit Dor einigen 8agdl
tierber 5uriid. &ier puroe er ben
eitlpm @eger ioentift5iert Ser ste
9oIi5ei auf i'm anfmerti Jam nladle.
Mae1 mar iebr bereit, nod Corpus
gbriifi 5uriif5u9eben.
SIM Sitter bon SO Sabren ftor6
nod fur5em &ranfenlo9er 1T Ieinenl
8obnbaus, go. 208 Sing @iLidm
StraBe, 2ouis gergItront, Mof1aoer
Der Manto Sreiieo 8eef Gomponp.
gr mar IN &en6oa gonntp aeborer
uro uobnte felt 50 SoDren ut Sai,
Antonio, no ct friiber Elm SG4teae.
1haft betrieb. gr binterlaBt feline
5rdlt, geb. &oerner, orei Sobne uil6
orei Softer, eirten 9ruoer, Ssfar
8ergitrom un6 cine SdmeIte e Mrs.
Sbomas 8rap. 9as 2eidenbeadna=
MS finoet beute Nadmittag fnni
ubr bonn Sraiierbauie aus ftatt.
9as ariminaI : Expectations
9erhbt IN Guitin bot .entldieoen, oas
Wlrg. Worp @opfins, oie Sen per=
baHgniguollen SfuB auf Sam go
ientbal abgefetert bot, unter 5000
8urgffnft geftelt peroen fam.
&ommiiiar lambert b~erlanot
cine Snbresbetpiaisung bon 100000
fir Garfs.
ltnier goitmeiiter @rmiiteao
ut BON 8aibineton 8uriidaefebrt.
Wfa1 bat ibm beriproden, oob or
big gum 1. @u9nit mebr glerfs ho-
ben ion.
Die SoGe6aS Gbeater aomboq-
ME bon San Mntonio bat Iid nit
eirlent aapital bon $4,000 inforb6-
rieren laiien. Die ltnterncbmer lino
W. S. Sptle, 6. e. 8inGam ur1o
Martin @rigbt.
9os Sous bon $. Sherman,
l405 8iena giita StraBe, muroe
AM Mittpo6 abeno Inn $4,000 ourh
Jeaer beifdoigt. Gntitebnngsur5a-
DIE unbefannt.
9os neue Sdulbaus ouf Sos
Mrseles Seigbts miro $4,000 To-
item.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-24
Nus Meriio.

Gorroll5o bat uniere &egierung
oaoon IN &enntnis geiebt, ooB er
inter feinen llinitanoen nit @encral
@iaa berbanoeln peroe, oaB CT
aid NIT feinem ieiner anoern @eas
her einen Gerglei6 eingeben meroe
uno oaB er ieinen 8lan, ieine Gea-
ner nit @affengepalt nieoer gu mer-
fen, ausfiibren peroe. @r 6at oiele
erflarungen einem omerifaniiden
aoniuiatsbeamten in Sierra Grns ge-
geniiber abge9eben. Sn @albinaton
bobert oieie @rflorungen nift ii6er-
raidt friibere @euBerunoen Gar.
ron5a's lieBen iie erfporter. Man
III bort Der 4itiidt, oaB Garranso Die
Gage nod nidt rihtie erfennt unr
es nod nidf beereift, ooB es unlerer
&egiernng bollig ernit NIT i1rer
5oroerung lit es miifie in abieGba-
rer 3eit &iibe uno Srieoen in Mel.
co bergeitellt merOen. Man bat oes-
Ralb 5mei SerrerL GborIes M
Douglas uio gIifeo Mrreoonoo, bic
Garran5a in 8aibington pertrcten,
eeronlaBt, nod 8era Grlts gu reiin
Lno i'm cine genaue 9aritellunp
Der 8erbaltniiie 5u eeben.
General angeles bat iebt aud.
ron Bolton aus Die grflGrung her.
cffentlidt, ooB er uno 8iaa in.
freunoidaftlidIien 8er6altnis 81
einattoer ltGnoen uno sic aamps,
: eeeen Die 8eriufe, in Merico ELM
9iftatori9aft 8u etabIieren, genleiil.
lom fortieten miiroen. Au6 Der
iihert or in oieler @rfl1rung nod
mails, oab meoer @iln nod er it.
gen6 Elm bobes gmt onnebmeil mir.
ben.
Iad ei1em 8eriht, oen odl
Gmerifouiide &ote arelt5 peroffent
lidt, giebt es in ser merifaniI1cr
@auptfta0t 8ouienoe, oie notleioeni
Tino. Die Gage lit cine iebr erlIte
Ser 8reis BON Gorn uno 8ubnel
tit rngefdbr iefsmol 10 bod mi
er friiber mar; ote 8afereien bo6el
ibre @erfitdtten geI4IoiIeft, neil Fl
fein Mtebl ba6en uno 9ebensmitte
fam tnn MIR in fleinen Quanti
tGten befommen. @enn oie 3ufub
cine ISOLDE lang aufborte, tpiiroe oi
gnnae Stoot am 8erbungern iein
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-24
InIanb.

es miro bonn @eiBen @ouiy
alls formea befonnt gentodt, oab
gtobert Banning gum 6taotsIefretar
eritanllt Jet un0 Die g~rnenn1nq alt-
genommen babe. Banning lit, neben.
bet geio9ty Elm S6piegerioAn 6ss
frilbere1 StaatslefretGrs sssobn 81.
Softer, Ser inter Sorrilon oos Qmt
ltt1te bntte uno fir einen griinolidelr
Sett1ter internationaler GerbGltnille
golt. Banning trot 8uerft i'm Sabr,
1892 5t Der &egierut1g IN ge5iebun-
gen. ST mar bamals i6r Mnmolt in
Dem Streit I'm oos 8erinasmeer.
Die Seem gorfer u8ribuue'"
berofentlidt Elm angebIi6es Sl1tcr-
plefu NIT Or. Dernburg, ooB elmer
lbrer gertreter Dor ieiner I6reiie
NIT tbm gebabt baden nil, oos a6er
nidt cher beroffentlidt meroen lon-
tie, dig bis er in gergen ongefom-
men Jet. Sn oieiem Snterpieln err
flort Or. 8ernbure, er lei iiber5eltqi
oapor, lein 8irfen bier in Sen Ser.
Staaten babe ben beabii6tigten ers
tolg gebabt uno oas amerifonifrhe
Solf beiier iiber ben ariea uno Iet-
ne uriofen ~ntlterriftet, als oies
BORDER Der 5olI mar. Sn Dem ~sSsrter-
ntep erflort Or. 8ernburg euf, oaB
er am 2iebiten in's Seer eintrete,
aber man m0ge anoere SoGlen fir
lbtt 81 tun boben. Oh. 9ernbura
NJ ltbrigerfs nod ni6t in gerqelf
e%lngetroffen. Gas Sdiff auf sen,
et ltb %befinoet, tit IN Dem idottiihen
9afen &rfei1paa 5uriidgebaIten.
@elleral : Goitmeiiter gurIeion
crflart Dob nidt MIR @oitiafelL Sic
bon bier nod Sdmeoen geididt nun.
oeih, III @nglan0 geoffnet leien, ioir-
bern auf) GoitiaderL sic BON Gdme-
oen nod 4n1erifa gineel. or 6offe,
balo einen 9eridt bierii6er obIcqer
au fonnen.
Man idatt ben S6ooen, ser
I'M uSrnperiaI Galep~ a~alifornien's
our6 Dag grobeben anaeridtet lit,
iebt mtf 81 100000 ab. adt Ser
'onen fanen um's 2eben ulo cine
1roBere an5abl erbielt 8erlebunaen.
Die mertpotfen neutrality-suspicious.
Ibeinen nidt iebr eelitterl gu ba6er.
S. fanoen am Mittpof nod einiae
!eiftere StoBe ltatt, Die aber feinelf
Shaoen ailridteten.
guf ben Selfeloern Bel Guip-
+lg IN Sfloboma limo mebrere Sef-
8ebdlter aliSgebrannt. $4,000 SoB
Del iin0 oerbrannt.
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Sn 9nrango feien sic ger6dltni1fe
beller ols in irgeno einem onoern
noro-merifanii6en Stoote, ober iie
leten aud oort nod ~trourig qenlta
@epflan5t peroe in oiefem Sabre
MIR oreiBig gro8ent bon Dem, mas
nnter ltormaten gerbaGtniifen &c.
pflan5t tporoen iet.
@onoernel1r Maptorena bon
sonora bat ieirren Stobsdet Sen
Sberit De Ia Sega, llno 4l6erto 900.
roles na6 8aibington geldidt, Inn
nit Yraitoent 8ilion ait fonferteren.
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xcras

9as Obergeri6t oes Stauies
Eat Dos u2ocal Option gooIbaa@ -@e.
1eh fir unfonititutiofleu erfIart, neil
Die 2egisIatur nidt befuat i'll, tire
cigene Legislative Madtpolfomme,-
belt auf irgeno ientano onoers 81
n~bertrngelt, un6 neil oas BeIeb e
cen 8dblern zines Gounltp ooer Ell
hes Seiles oapon anbeimItelt, ein
allgemeines @eiet, melfcs oie 2i-
Seniierung bon 9iaiaroialen er(allbt,
auf5ubeben reip. ouBer Groft gu
ieten.
8~efuobner BON Cameron ur6
ltmgegen0 baden cine Betition an
ben Ir1iioenten @illon geiollot,
england 5u betpegen, OaB es aneri-
faniide 8aummoae freiIabt, oie nod
Teutiflano uno anoeren 21noeril
beltimmt lit. Gnelaito b1lt oie init
omerifaniider 8numipoae belaoenpn
Shiffe an uno fault Die 8aunitpole
81 ieinem eigeren 8reile, inoem es
bon 5 Bis Z Gents per Ifuno Da-
fir be5ablt, m1breno 9eutlhIa1lo
IpiIefs 1T IS Gents gu be5ablen
9ie Ser. Staaten e~ripeiien england
groBe @efdaigfeitert, itoem Tie ibrt
Naffen uno Mnnition liefern, Ohm
uelde es oen arieg mift fortiebell
fonnte. Gle bon England befolgte
Metbooe. Geutidlailo aus5ubungern.
lit lebr odsn nngetan, oen 0ereifiJt
ten 5taaten Sdaoen 5u3ufiieen. lin.
iere &egierung mieo eriudt, oaGid
81 pirfen, ooB England feline 8lof.
faoe mooifi5iert. 10 ooB omerifari
Idle 8aumiuole iiberaG BIN un6ebin
bert peridifft meroen fam.
Sn SollIton mlroe Gbriitioi
s. SdeIfD, ode BON Wain Strab,
lno G,reIton @benue BON elmer
IutomobiI iiberfobren nrl6 aetotet
Beioe &aoer gingen iiber Ieinel
a0rper biniDeg. gr bate iein Sir.
I'M Siam @cb1iioe uno Elm Bette
olif leinem Suite logte, 0aB CT il
elmer balben Stinoe fpieoer suriit
iein meroe. Mrs. Clara @rteIlu
Die oos Giitomobi[ Ienfte, oas ibl
iiberfitbr, tUiroe inter $f00t
@iirglbaft geitelt.
sSSn @idita Sails bat iif Or
g. %. Sobnion, friiber in Gorplt
Gbriiti mobubaff, eridoIIen. e
itano i'm Alter bon 46 s5abren I'M
binterIobt 6rau uno bier 9inoei
Sn einem Brief ingt ct. DAB oie DO.
Ger @ranoiurb geget i'm erDobcne.
Anflogen unbegriinoet fino. 6aB G
Die 9emiitiqung .ieoo6 nidt ertragc
fam.
SIM N2iidunes Gepartelnell
Der american Saint & Supplu Con
bonn in Dallas ereignete iih Elm
@rploiion uno eS eutitono ein Seuel
oas einen Sdooen bon $4,000 on
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@s fheint, ols ipenn Der big
beriee ipanifde 8remier Cato aufJ
mie0er NIT Ger @iloung 6es nelten
&abinets betrout meroen miro.
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ri6tete. Gin @eeer tp1roe eetoiet

rihtete. Gin @eeer tp1roe eetoiet
nno bier anoere 8erionen berlebt.
Ser geelt-9roanfelier g6iitan-
rerein bat 6ei6loiien, iein le6sunb=
iedS5igites idbrli6es 8reis- uno So
ntgsi6teBen ont 4. Sltli ob5ubolten.
- Sn Com Green Gountp tit eins
elgentiimli6e &ranfbeit unter oe1l
Wdl6fitben aufgetrete1l Die iGoi.
piele Spfer perlanet bat. IS lit cine
art &olif, ood belfen oie Mitte.
ri6t, Die man oaeeeen oriuerloet.
SIN alter BON 43 Sabren ltar6
III Boleltine s. 81. @ogner.