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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-01

600. 600 for equipment and better
ment, a sum exceeding that of recent
years and greater than had generally
been expected. Construction of 1900
freight cars and other equipment will
figure in important manner. The
money will be spread over the sys-
tenn, the northwestern end of the
road getting a liberal proportion, also
the Kansas City division and the lines
through Iowa and Wisconsin. Dou-
BILE tracking of the line from Mime
apolis to Cologne, announced several
weeks ago by General superintendent
j.. H. Foster of Minneapolis, which
is o under way, is part of the gem
eral work covered by the appropria-
ton.
Geo. II. Waskey. who returned yes
terday from Minneapolis called at the
offices of the Luce Eelectric Short
Line during his stay in the city. He
was assured by the officials that road
building west of Winsted, Mimi,
would begin at an early date and
considerable new road of the extern
sion would be placed in operation this
year The officials of the company
are highly pleased with the progress
of their business, financially and 9TH
erwise and look upon Madison as
their western terminal as a valuable
asset. There is no assurance that
the road will reach Madison this
year, such an event being perhaps too
great an undertaking, but Mr.. Was
key received assurances that the road
would be built to this city just as
soon as the work Fan be practically
accomplished.
An audience of about 200 assem-
bled at the courthouse last evening
to listen to a discussion of the sub
ject, Resolved, That socialism is more
desirable socially and politically than
the present order. Prof. +. A. Beu-
chel presided and Claude Tyrell serv-
ed as timekeeper. The affirmative
was presented by Ingman Iverson and
Sidney Sollitt and the negative by c..
Il. Westaby and j. +. Blewitt. c.. T..
Olstad, Judge ID. II. Holdridge, r. j..
Lyons, Albert Meinicke and DR.. O..
w. Hanson were the judges. The ar
guments presented on both sides of
the question were so convincing that
the judges failed to agree ON a YER
dict. The debate had been under con-
liberation for several weeks and con
ideTable interest had become mani
fest among friends of both sides to
the controversy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-01
BIG CONVENTION
Splendid Array of Talent Secured for
sunday school Meeting 4
Parker.

Parker, May Local interest in
the state Sunday school convention,
which will in Parker May 4,
5 and b, has reached such a pitch
that the churches of the community
have decided to unite in a union
meeting in the large city auditorium
next Sunday night, with a preconven-
ton talk by the state secretary and
special music by the 100 voice choir
which has been organized for the con
vention.
In addition to the splendid array
of talent which has been secured for
the convention, including f. o. Ex-
cell, w. r. Ropel, Rev. VIM. A.
Brown. all of Chicago, President Mar
quis of Coe college, President Perisho
of State college, Senator Sterling and
many others from this state, the local
committee is arranging for a street
parade on the last evening of the con-
vention, in which, according to pres
ent conservative estimate, there will
be 500 men in line of march. Word
has been received from Sioux Falls
that, roads permitting auto travel.
the boy scout band will be here for
the parade, together with approx
mately 100 men. Hurley also plans
on bringing the band for the parade
Local arrangements have been com
pleted and provision made for 500
delegates.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-01
CHURCH BELLS
Memorial To Former Watertown Min
ister's Wife.

WATERFOWL. May In memory OF
his wife, who died here in 1895, Rev.
A. j. Chase, founder and first pastor
of the Methodist church here, has
presented the church with a set OF
three peal" bells, which have just
arrived in the city, and which will be
set in place in the tower of the
church as soon as the stone founda-
ton work is completed. The bells
will be dedicated at a suitable service
as the Chase Memorial Peals," Rev.
FRANKLIN Lewis, the present pastor
presiding.
These bells are the largest ever
shipped into South Dakota. The
large bell is 54 inches in diameter
and weights, with mountings. 5000
pounds. The next largest bell is AZ
inches in diameter and weighs owe
1000 pounds, while the smallest OF
the trio is "a inches in diameter,
weighing somewhat less than half a
ton.
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THE

Grace Episcopal Church - Holy
communion and sermon, 1870 a. m,
baptism. Sunday school at IL m. No
evening seryice.-E. Wilson. Rector.
First Baptist Church-There will
be the regular services at the First
Baptist church tomorrow. There will
be the Lords supper in the morning
service and the pastor will make a
short address. In the evening the
theme for address will be, Jacob, the
Deceiver, Afterwards Called Israel.
Miss Mabel Odell is leader of the r..
Y. p. T., which meets at Z p. m.
All are most cordially invited TO at
tend.-Roy l.. Palmerton, Pastor.
United Lutheran Church-There
will be English services tomorrow
evening at s o'clock. Special music
will be rendered by the Nordraak
male chorus. On Thursday after
noon the Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs.
Martin Westby. Sunday school every
Sunday at IL o'clock. Everyone is
welcome to these services.-Olin
Reigstad, Pastor.
First Presbyterian Church-There
will be the usual services, at 1890 a.
m, and s p. m, subject of the ser
NOR for the morning, The Right Am
bition. In the evening the subject
will be The Right Influence. There
will be special music rendered at both
services under the direction of Miss
Tyrrell. The Christian Endeavor SO
eiety will meet at Z p. M, the subject
is The JOY of the Christian Life I
Pete 1912. Ruth Habeger will be
the leader.-C. McKibbin, Minister.
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Why Ford
Succeeded

Largely because of one
idea-one chassis
car for the man aoho
1odHted his moneys
iu0rih.
The same is true of
CIothcraft Clothes for
men, in regard to
specialized manufacture
well equipped factory,
most advanced methods,
materials purchased in
large quantities, and
one idea in mind always
the best materials
and tailoring that can
be sold for $40 to $40.
Clothcraft is not linn
tied to one Chassis"
however. No matter
what your age, weight
or taste, we have your
measure. Come in and
look oyer the spring
models, including the
famous No. $50 Blue
Serge Special that sells
for $500.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-01
WHooPING COUGH.

Well-everyone knows the effect of
pine forests on coughs. DR.. Bells Pine
is a remedy which brings
quick relief for whooping cough. loosens
the mucous, soothes the lining of the
throat and lungs, and makes the cough
spells less severe. A family with
growing children should not be without
it. Keep 1t handy for all coughs and
25c at your druggist.
Electric Bitters a spring tonic.
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cough. 1t not only saps their strength,
but often leads to more serious all
ments. Why risk? You don't rave TO.
DIR. Kings New Discovery is just the
with soothing, healing and antiseptic
balsams. VIII quickly check the cold
and soothe your child's cough away.
No odds how bad the cough or how long
standing, DIR. Kings New Discovery will
stop II. It's guaranteed. Just get a bot
tie from your druggist and try It.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
II. j. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known +.
j. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
National Bank of Commerce. Toledo. o
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price as cents per
bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take
Halls Family Pills for constipation
Adv.
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Mahs GOOD work Possible.

You cannot do good work while your
bowels are sluggish or your liver torpid.
VIM. O.. T.. Bielke. Mgr. Scott Hotel.
Hancock. Mich, says: II gave Foley
Cathartic Tablets a thorough trial. and
find them a mild but safe cathartic."
Foley Cathartic Tablets never grippe or
cause nausea. They do away with that
drowsy, dull, tired feeling n are
wholesome, cleansing and healthful.
Most satisfactory Sor stout persons.
Sold everywheDA
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NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

City water rent becomes due May l
and must be paid or or before May
10 or water service TO delinquent
patrons will be discontinued without
further notice.-Ed Rafferty,. Supt.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-01

Don't miss this. Cut out his slip, en-
close with s cents to Foley & Co, Chi
cago, ILL.,, writing your name and adj
dress clearly. You will receive in return
a trial package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds
and Group, Foley Kidney Pills n Foley
Cathartic Tablets, Sold everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-05-01

Foley Kidney Pills about ten months
ago. | am 81 years of age and feel like
a 1~6-year-old girl" Foley Kidney Pills
~invigorate weak and deranged kidneys.
relieve backache. rheumatism and blad-
der trouble. Sold ~ rryWhere.
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THE CITY.
WEATHER
Fair tonight and Sunday; not
much change in temperature.

Fair tonight and Sunday; not
much change in temperature.
LOCAL NEWS.
Eat at Jacks.
Try the Madison Cafe lunches.
You will miss something If you do
not examine those new dresses at
Morse'S.
Eggs for Matching. White Wyan-
dottes, won first prize at county fair.
viii Hughes, Phone 365 Yellow.
Sandwiches of all kinds at the
Madison Cafe.
Might as we'll take the watch to
Osborn's first.
Good timothy hay in the stack
4. r. G. Gross.
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Makes 81 Feel Like lG

II suffered from kidney ailment for
two years" writes Mrs. NJ. A. Bridges,
Robinson, Miss, II commenced taking
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9nm iSnL( eiehfnedlt.

Berlin iiber gluliter0am uno Con.
Don, 5. Sch. - gtu1 elmer 4epeihe
ans Berlin boben 0ie io8ialoemotro.
tii6en @ifgIicoer oes Gei9stags am
0tittipod in etner gerionimlung et.
nen 8eidluB gefaBt, Ourd Den Or.
aurl 2iebfnehts 8erb1lten oitfs
ih1rfite geuliBbiaigt miro. Ger
Oesielben lit: nGie ioSiaI.
Observation-Disclosures herurtbeilt i6orf
GurL 2iebtnedlts 8run Der 8artei.
oig3ipliu uno DerlDirft Die irrefiib.
renoeu grfldrilngelJ Die er iiber bic
innerbalb Der Gartei ber-
breitet bat, alS ilmpobr. Die Eortei
lit felt enti6loiien, ipie Elm 0tann i'm
5lt itin1men.
0a8 @erbalten 2iebfne6t8 am 10.
DECEMBER, ais CT gegen Die neuen
GriegSforoerungen itinulte. bat in
io5iaIiItiihen 8orteifreiien montig.
fodeu 3ooel berborgerufen. CT mar
Der ein3ige gfei6stagsabgeoronete,
Der nidt fir Den ariegsfreoit itinltit.
te. Or. 2iebtneft muroe nidt aus
Ser gartei ausgeitoBen neil Der
9feidstagSfraftion ein ioIdes Ser.
fobren ni6t geitottet lit; bod ioll
Der Soil Dem ndditen io8ialiitiiden
8arteitoge itnterbreitet mcrOen, Der
aIein cine glusi6GieBung aus Der
8artei bornebmen fam.
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Die Some 6ringt
eS an Den Gag
60 III flar bciuieirn, bah ber bent'
idJc 3srit6rer vg-5" ben
britiidJen areajer Der.
ieHfte.

Berlin, 5. 5ebr. (fsunfenberift)
sSn 0en dnttlifen geridten Der bri.
tii6cn glomiralit1t miro MN 5uge.
gebelL 0oB in Der Seeiblott bel
SelsoIonO nidt nur Die S1ladtfrelt.
ger Zion iub aIigcr", ionoern
aud ole gon5erfrel5er o9rinceB
HopaI" uno nglem 3eolano" mebr
ooer ninOer ihmer beihdoigt pur.
Den. (gieaeidt bequcmen ii6 Ole
geoIen" 8riten nun oub balo ooJu
8u3ugebeu ooB Der nSigcr" torpe.
Dirt iuoroer lit lmo auf Dem @rn0e
oes Wteeres ltc9t)
Berlin, 5. 5eb (SSunfenberidt)
Ole oelti9e glomiralit6t ertlGrt auf5
geitimutteite, ooB Elm britiider
Shlo6tfreu5er bel oieler Seeidladt
bericnft por0en III. 3ieies lit ourd
Die glusiagen mehrerer Gifi3ierc ino
Wiunniboften Die an Dem Sample
tbeilgenomnlen b1ben, ertpieicn NOR
oen. Der oeltitbe Iorpeooboot5er.
itorer o8-5~ Der inter Dem gefebI
oes 2eutnonts bon gihborn Itan0,
bat oen aoloB gum Sinfen gebrnht,
inoenr er mebrere Iorpeoos aus ei.
ner Gntferitung bon iitnf Meilen auf
oen engliiaen areu8er abfeuerte unO
goatreffer er5ieltt. 9ieiG lingebeure
gntfernlng Iegt bereotes 3eueniB
bon Der itngebeliren @eipolt uno
3ragfrait oeutiher Eorpe0os ab.
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@urmarldl aeaen 5er6ien
Staliens 9entralitGt.

glmiterSam, >. 5sb. - Die 5ranf.
fnrter 3eitnng bringt cine anfie6eu-
erregcnOc glelOnng nns gSien, luo-
na6 SeutldlanS nnO SeiterreidD-
llusarn eifrise SemibnnscH 6sson.
neu ba6cn, nm Jtnlien aus benz
ariese sn 6alten. 1afiir iOl Stnlien
non ben beiSen R6dten cine ge-
bietsernsitermug silgeitnnoen nnS
aud 5talitns AniprHfl anf Oas
Srentinu auertannt ieiH. @pranss
icbnHg fir bic sl6tretnHg OieIes Be-
bietes IOa ieiu, SaF Stalien BEN
SeribmuO trenbleibt.
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gIrtp nidlt ilberitimmt!

8aIbiugton, 5. 5eb. - Ser Ser
iud, ous 8eto oes 9rGii0enten ge.
geu BEN in Dem ginpanoerungsge-
iebe entBaltenen 8ilollngStcit nieoea
5afttnn1eu, lit geitern im &ebrGien.
tatten9altie geiheitert. glnipeien0
maren 800 @1itglieoer, bon oenen
2 ii6 ser 9[bitimn,lng entbieIten.
3u Der sur lleberitimmilng er-
foroerlicben 3rpei0rittelnebrbeit nd,
rem olio 266 Stinmen erfor6erIi6
getDeien. eS Ittmntten ieOo6 mir 26t
oufiir, iooaB 5 Stimmen feblten.
S5ir 0os 8eto oeS BrGiioeuten traten
1876 1itglieoer elm. Bon ben gle.
brasfuer glbgeor0neten Ititnntten
Barton, aintaio uno Step6en8 fir
geieoerItimmltng oe8 8etos, pGbreno
2obett, @lagutre llnO Spoau fir ben
Br1ii0enten eintraten.
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Fs fam anocrs.

8erIim 5. 6ebr. glrf Ser in
3iiiieloorf abgebaltenen Sa6resber-
iammIlmg Der oeuti6en SiItten.
meilter erffdrte ser 9r1iioent 0er
gereinigllna OF. Sfrooer, Geutid.
lan0 Iei, menn es BON ben airhen.
fltppeln ln0 Den in ocn lebteu SAB.
rem geltifteten Stirhengerotben @e.
brond MAIDEN moae, trnitailoe, oen
&rieg oreiBig Sabre peiter 6u fiib-
rem. 9elgIeu bingegelt babe feline
geiammte apblen. uno giienproOuf.
tion berloreft eherlio sSrnnfreid.
oenn Die bon Den DeutiGen belebten
9beiIe 9elgiens lrno SSrautreidS
bGtten So 4'ro5ent Der @einmmtpro,
button an aoblc, rs Bro5ent Der
decentralization an Stofs. 80
9sro5cnt Der @eiamhttproOuftion an
@iiener5, So 9ro5ent Der Broouttion
an Robeiien lrnD rs pro5ent an
StablbIodS perloreu. 8ieic Srou.
ltrien ieien gegenpGrtie gum groBen
Ebeil fir Sic Geutihen tbGtig uno
6rnnfreidl un6 gelgten icien MN
bon oenl @eidid ereilt, ipeldeS eng
Iono iIber Qeuti1lolo beraufbe-
ihip0ren pollte.
Or. arnpp bon 8oblen lit IN Der
9erinnnllurg gum @breauitgIieo
Der 9ercbliguag arnnnnt iDor0en.
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Seine g3rpSprciscrf1hnna.

Die Sou8frouen III 9maba foila
i1en ben fonmen0en 3eiten nit ei.
niger 9erubigung entgegeniebeit
oein oie bieliaen 9dfer boben in ei.
ner geftern gt6eno obgebalteuen Ian.
aeu aoufereu8 Der bieiiaen gdders
Sereinigung bei6Ioiien, trob Der 30.
ben Meb[preiie feline Grbobing 0es
gro0prciies etntreten SIT laiien.
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OiC6ter 9ang6ofer
6ei Gai(er W(6e(m!
Der bentidf Serri6er eriueiit Fd In
ieiHen gIeuhrrnnaeu aIe ebsl
auO geredDt.

W1iiudlen, 8. Seb. - Die ,Rele.
item ylahridten brinecn in ibrer
gIliseobe uoH 3. 6ebruar cine lin.
terreoung NIT Dem befunutenShrift.
teller Or. 8auI auomig @ong6ofer,
IN oer Oicicr iiber icinen gciud bel
aaiicr 8ilbcIm I'M faiierliheu Jelos
bauptquartier 5olgen0es iaate:
sd botte @eIeaenbeit, Elm 9ei.
ipiel bon Der @COulo oes aaiiers be-
leiOieenocn grtI1ulngen geecnilber
5u iebeu uno 5u boren. lluo bas
IoItc fir iins ole cine 2cbre irin.
Eernrtige gemerfungen maiden ibn
boie; aber icIbit in Der groBtcn 2hif.
reglng bcrIiert er ME Die Serridait
iiber feline 3uuge. Bel elmer @eleaert.
belt borte i'd ibn 5oleenoes ingcn:
s0ns lit itarf, aber 5ur ielben 8eit
lit e5 einfdltig. Is lit Elm Slid,
Dab @obrbrit nm gnoc ood neiier
1T mo IdHgcrc 9eine bat.
0Das ritterlide genebmen ein5el.
ner @egner I'M 5eIoe madt Dem
9oiier 6rellbe, imO ielten babe id
einen @lann 10 gere6t uno anerfen.
memo iiber Die gltten Gigcnidaiten,
ben glutb uno Die Griolge ieiner
5ein0e ipreden b0ren.
sSogor gegen GnglanO babe ih
i'm fein b6ies 8ort iugen 6oren.
SeOes llrtbeiL bos er fGat. bIeibt
inmer innerbalb Der @ren3en bod.
tier Geierbe, 10 ftrenge es aud
mandmal 1T. Srosoem lit Elm lei.
les 3ittern in ieiner Stimme benerf.
bar, pcmr bon uniern 9ettern dlif
Der anOeren Seite oeS aunals bic
Reoe it,"
SSn elmer llnterboltltng nit Dem
9ertreter eiilcs nelitralen 2an0es
iagte Der Staiier: rSie iinO eiil
Sportsmam. 8enn bel einem gfer-
oerennen Die i1rp19eren S6iere aus.
ideioen unb nur Die bei0en it1rfiten
ilbrig bleibeh bnben sic Dam ihon
ienolS geiebeH, 6oB Der Sode1 oes
Bferoes, 0as binten bleibt, nit ieiner
9eitI6e nuf Ous porOere einbdut?
8eshoIb idldgt england nod uns?
@esb1lb idldgt eS ni6t iein eigenes
idipdheres Qlero2"
agtod dnoere glusipriide 0es anis
iers lino bemtrfensluert14 fabrt
@angbofer fort. r9ei elmer Be.
legenbeit madte er Die folgeu0e Be
merfltng:
~giele, Oie un8 Gclttidc na6 I'm.
ierem duBeren S6liff beurtbeileu
uno lns gorboren neunen, ideinen
niht 81 piiien, oab 5lpiiden 3ipili-
iation uuo aulhr Gin groBer lin
terlhieo beltebt. @nglanO lit fider-
lid cine iebr 3ibiliiirte gtntion. Man
merit oies beionoers in Ser @eieq-
i6uft. glber Sultur beoeutet ben
8eiis eines tiefen @etpiiiens uno
elmer boben @orolit6t. gteine 9eut.
ifen baban @elpiiien ltuo 5ittli6.
felt.
.8enn man in anoercn 21noern
beboitptet, es iei meine 2lbiidt, elm
groBcS 8elt.aaiierreidb 5u eriiuoen,
oann lit oies Der grobte llnlinn DER
iemals geidn1bt ipuroe. glber in
Der 0ioruI, in benz 6leiB unO in Der
@eipiIienbaftigfcit oes beittiden gol-
fes lit Die erobertoe @fodt 5u fin-
ben, bic ibnen bic @eIt offnet."
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g3ritiId,e Made.

2onoon, 5. 6eb. = sir @btpoto
@rep filnoigte beltte I'M lliiterbaliie
an. OoB Die Misunderstanding fir
Cir 9fogcr Goiement borldufi9 ein.
gciteat ieL ou oieier i'm @eroa1t
itcbc, uuIopal au iein, {Gaienent,
Gin 6iibrer Der sSren filbr int gto-
bember na6 Berlin, Inn NIT oeilt-
ihen StaatsnlGnnern iiber Die Gage
sSrIan6S inn Sale einer oeiiti6en Sn.
naiion @naIon0s an berbnn0eLn.l
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gm. sdiff in @efn6r.

San 9iegD, Sal, 5. 6eb. - Der
amerifauiidle 9nmpfcr GolOn ioIl
nnfJ bier eingelanfener WtelOnng bel
Der Ginfabrt in ben Safen bon 5D-
pOl6ampO in MerifO anf Den 8ruuO
geratgen iein. Der gnubesfrenser
gtarBlanS fam linn nnf Orn6tlOien
glnruf 5nr 6iilfe. Mud 1T bas Sa-
ROnen6OOt annapolis 5nr 6ilfelei-
itnna ab9eaanaen.
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(yeneralbrriOmmlling 6es SDiua
StaatsperbanOes.

gln 10. unO 20. 6ebriidr ftnOet
oie i1brlibe @eneralnerioutntlung
oes Soma Staatsuerbanoes in Der
oelitid,en Sta6t Yiunltirg itdtt. Die
@iirgcr Scr Stoot Wtnuning treffen
qrobc gorbereitingeu Siint Gnpfnng
itno Ginqnnrtirilng Der 8elegoteit.
Gs lit 5n boffeu. bab aIIe 9otulber.
eine boIlsdbIig Oiird) 9eIegoten ber.
treten limo. Cine nabmbofte 3obI
ser QofaI @ereine bdben ibre
gprtreter idon ouqemeLoet.
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Die Gdliffsanfonfs0urlaae.

g8oibiugtou 5. 6eb. y Sdas.
onltsiefretGr 0lc9LOpo ltn0 Senator
Burton ipro6en geitern in Ser Ser
ionlnlrng Der Sanoelsfammer Der
@ereinigteu Staaten iiber oie5diffs-
aufaufsbi(l. Ntc9loop bertbeiOigte bic
Regierttngsoorlage IN parmen Bor.
ten uno er1ttete rei6en 8eifaIl, bod
ou1 Burton fon6 nit ieiner Der.
urtbeibutg Ser gorloge 5ablrei9e
g(nbdnger.
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0entifc in Nlinn brrnrthei[t.

gfiga, NuBlonO, 4. 8eb. Gin
hieiiger @criAts6of perurtbeiIte ge-
itern iedlS oetltid,e llntertbanen uito
sipei 9flliIen, Ote unter Der gnflnge
itanOen, Dor ntto nad 9lusbrn6 oes
arieges @elO fir oie oeutihe 5lotte
geianmelt 81 b1ben. Die 8eutiden
ipur0en 8il elmer G5efdngtibItrafe
BON eincm Sabt uno bic 9iliieu 3il
ad]t WtoHateu SOFT beriirtbeilt,
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sma6a Iabct 9raii6enten ein.

8dibiugton 5. 6eb. - s. 6.
goIt unO SSrbing Barter ans Gma.
ia ipra6en beute nit stongreBmann
2obed i'm g8eiben 6altie por, Inn
i'm gtuftroge oes Gmaba Sanoel8-
flubs, Safion.aIubS unO Ser gfei-
Ien0en S6utgeielitboft ben 9Srdit-
oenten 8ilion 8u bitten, aud IN
0maba cine Reoe 81 bulten, iuenn er
Die 9anoma 8ocific. .9(u8itellung be.
iutt, Der 95r1iioent fonnte cine
g(ntiuort nod nidt ertbeiIeu ooh
miro crpurtet, boB er auf Ser Slid.
reiie bon Son SSran8isto nod
@oibington bier in Omaha Salt ma-
den miro.
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6(arf tuieSernpminirt.

g8aibington 5. 6eb. II Die sc.
mofrotcn i'm Souie noulinirten ge-
iteru etnItimulig Start pieOer 5lirt
unb erlp1blten ben Repra.
ientonten GIauoe ait6in aus gtoro.
aarolinu gum 8oriiseuoen oes gtuS.
ihuIies fiir 0tittel uno 8ege uno
bon Der 3eit an, III
Der llnteriuooo in ben Scnat eintritt.
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.s,orn i'm 8efGnanis.

&ancebDru, giaine, 5. Sc6. -
@erner bon 6urn, Der Die fanabi.
ide Giienba6ubrGfe iprengen mOllte,
iunrSe bcute nadD NadDios iibsrfiibrt,
mo or im burtigen 8efGnsuif cine
30.tGgigc Strafe fir geidaSisnng
amcrifauiidea Giscntbums ab6iihen
iuir0.
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NiniIter,uedlIel.

yihabOn, HortngaI, 5. 6eb. =
Gum @tiniiter bes glnsnGrtigen an
Stelle bes Gm %. Sanaar 5uriifse-
tretcnem Guntiubo wnrSe bOn 9re.
miermiHiiter Satire Der Sberit 9iO.
6rianc5 Nlonteiro erannnt. WtOn-
teirp 0iente in Der gLrtillerie.
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9npnniidler Slrenler neitrnnbet.

Mnibigton, 5. Sch. = Der iapa.
niifc arcu3er o2Iimna" nit elmer
9eiabltng bon 500 Mam lit an Der
lmteren Stiiite GaIifornias auf ein
5eIieuriff geratben mo orobt, in
Stiidc 8u geben. Nebrere omerifa-
niide Sdiffe iinb Dem oerllngliid.
ten arel3er 5ur Qilfe geeilt.
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dGmpfe am Gne,fanol.

2onoon. 5. 5eb. Die fiirfen
ba6en init itarfer ,Seeresnodt pie.
Der Den geriut getnad,t, orn SucS.
faual BEL aouiiom 5u iibcridreitca
ilno 5tuur aui 9rabmen iinO 6lo-
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Ben 9lber aud oieicr s}eriud miB-
lang oa bic 8einoe baS 5ancr
Der griten uidt ansbaIten fonnten.
Cine bctr1dtlide sln8abl 1iirten
luuroe get0Otet lrno 800 6einoe mur.
ben gefangeu genommen,