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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-07-20
LITTLE HALF WORN SHOES

God bless the little feet that never go
astray,
For the little shoes are empty in my
closet laid away;
Sometimes l take one in my hand. for
getting till | see
1t is Il little half worn shce, not large
enough for me;
And at once l feel sense of bitter
loss and pain,
AS sharp as when two years ago it cut
my heart in twain.
Oh, little feet, that wearied not, l wait
for them no more,
For l am drifting on the tide, but they
have reached the shore,
And while the binding tear,lrops wet
these little shoes so old,
| try to think my darling's feet are
treading streets of gold.
And ] lay them down again, but al
ways turn to say,
God bless the little feet that now so
surely cannot stray.
And while thus am standing l almost
seem to see
The little form beside me just as it
used to be;
Dear little face uplifted, with sweet
and tender eyes;
All, me, / mi ght have known that look
was born of Paradise.
L reach my arms out fondly, but they
grasp the empty air,
There is nothing of my darling but the
shoes he used TO wear.
Oh, the bitterness of parting can not
he done away
Till l meet my darling walking where
his feet can never stray;
When / no more am drifted upon the
surging tide,
But with him safely landed upon the
rivers side.
BE patient. heart, while waiting to see
the shining way,
For the little feet in the golden street
can never go astray.
Unknown.
A clean town needs to advertise the
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-07-20

of James Pollock and her surrender to
the law on the following morning!
WHAT The startled exclamation
was wrung invOluntarily from the Dis
trict Attorney as he half rose from his
chair. but it was drowned in the stir
of excitement that swept through the
entire room. For this had indeed been
- msoted question and a decidedly
sore point with the Prosecutor-the
whereabouts of Mary during those
hours Immediately following the MUIR
der.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-07-20
RESOLUTION NO. 1874

RESOLUTION DECLARING THE
INTENTION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
BLACKFOOT, IDAHO, TO LAY
CERTAIN CEMENT SIDEWALKS
IN THE SAID CITY AND TO AS
SESS THE COST THEREOF ON
THE LOTS AND PARCELS OF
LAND AUDITING, FRONTING,
CONTIGUOUS OR TRIBUTARY
TO THE STREETS AND ALLEYS
TO BE IMPROVED; TO PAY
THE EXPENSE OF SUCH IN
PROVEMENT; DECLARING ITS
INTENTION TO CREATE LOCAL
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO.
10, INCLUDING ALL THE PROP
ERTY FRONTING, AND ABUT-
TING ON, CONTIGUOUS OR
TRIBUTARY To THE PORTION
OF THE STREETS AND ALLEYS
TO BE IMPROVED BETWEEN
THE POINTS NAMED; FIXING
A TIME IN WHICH PROTESTS
AGAINST SAID PROPOSED I'M
PROVEMENT MAY BE FILED
WITH THE CITY CLERK, AND
ORDERING THE PUBLICATION
OF THIS RESOLUTION.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-07-20

clean town needs to advertise the
fact. 1t spreads.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-07-20

No matter how dark the clouds may
be, there's world of cheer on the
other side. Break through
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1916-07-20
IN THE ALLEY

II WITNESS room. like an ocean
~ liner. begets strange friend
ships in it's enforced init
= macy. and also has this in
The Washington times., 1916-10-28
Norma Tallmadge in "Panthea."
TODAY'S BEST FILMS.

Masonic Auditorium. Thirteenth
street and New York avenue-An-
tia Stewart, in THE Combat"
(Vitagraph).
Circle. 2lO5 Pennsylvania avenue
Frances Nelson. in THE Revolt"
World Film CorpD
Savoy. Fourteenth street and Co
lum road-Charles Chaplin. in THE
Pawnshop' CMutuaD.
Apollo. GA II street northeastern
trude Robinson, In Concealed
Truth"
Avenue Grand, 645 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast-Ann Pennington.
In Susie Snowflake" Famous
Players).
Leader, Ninth. between e and F
streets-Edna Goodrich, in THE
House of Lies" (Morosco).
Casino, Seventh and F streets
Barney Bernard, In THE Prince In
a Pawnshop" (Vitagraph).
Crandall's, Ninth and + streets-J.
Warren Kerrigan. in THE Social
Buccaneer" (UniversaD.
Garden. 423 Ninth street-FTancis Y.
Bushman and Beverly Bayne. in
Romeo and Juliet" adapted from
the play by William Shakespeare,
produced by John w. Noble.
Strand, Ninth and d streets--How-
ard Hickman and Enid Marley. in
Civilization" produced by Thomas
II. Ince.
Loew's Columbia. Twelfth and r
streets-Thomas Meighan and An
ita King, in THE Heir to the
Hoorah," adapted from the play
by Paul Armstrong Qasky).
Penn Gardens, Twenty-irst street
and Pennsylvania avenue-William
Farnum. in THE Fires of Con-
science" (Fox Film Coz
Home. Twelfth and C streets north
east-Mary Pickford. I'm THE Eter-
nal Grind" Famous Players).
Washington. Eighteenth and Cali
fornia streets-Sessue Hayakawa,
in THE Honorable Friend"
UIasky).
The Washington times., 1916-10-28
Lived With Affinity
And Wife in Same Place
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. go-Alleg.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct 29.-Alleg-
ing her husband lived with another
woman in a front room of their home
while she and her children eked out
an existence in the back rooms, Mrs.
Efle Jones is contesting her hus-
bands suit for divorce.
The wife's cross-bill states Jones
was tried In Justice court several
years ago for nonsupport, and sent
to Jail At the time he offered to give
the wife and children 81 week IL
they would continue TO live in the
house with him and his affinity. the
bill recites. After serving part OF a
six months sentence, Judge Latshaw
paroled him.
The Washington times., 1916-10-28

the value high, but
I h g Interstate
Commerce Com
mission today de-
cided, that for cer-
certain purposes.
II was worth one
h r cont per
pound.
The matter came
up In connection
with rates on cal
endars, almanacs.
and similar timely
matters. from
q h alta o o q 4 /.
Tenn, TO nearby
points.
The commission
ruled that for the
purposes OF com
putatlon IT rail-
road rates this
matter wosild be CO
half.Ocnt n pound.
The Washington times., 1916-10-28
Farnum Bids Good-by
To Cowboy in New Play

After prolonged vacation AT tho
Catalina Islands, off the California
coast, William Farnum. the screen IA
vorite of millions. has begun work Ia
photoplay carrying a dramatic indiot-
mcnt of child labor
The picture marks tho return Of Mr.,
Farnum to II straight" part. and tho
distinguished William Fox star will
prove still again the versatility and IN
ish of his acting.
Farnum Is cast in the production for
the part of an I'nitcl States Senator.
The photoplay has an unhappy end
ing" which serves to make sharper the
tragedy of II all.
The Washington times., 1916-10-28

Talmadge would be presented at the
head of her own producing company
in film version of David Graham
Fhillins' novel. THE Price She
Paid"
but the Norma Talmadgc Film
Corporation. succeeded last week In
obtaining motion picture rights to
"Panthea" and Mt once decided to
use this drama for the initial pre-
sentation of the popular young tlm
Sinr.
The Washington times., 1916-10-28
Junior League Dance.

At n meeting of the Junior League ar
rangcments were perfected for the Ho-
loween dance ut Perpetual Hall.
Eleventh and r streets northwest
Plans were also discussed for the
dance TO be- given Thanksgiving at the
old Masonic Temple, proceeds OF which
Will be devoted to charity.
Jacob w. Ehrlich was appointed picss
agent for the club.
The Washington times., 1916-10-28
Level Club Admits New Members.

The admission of six new members
and the recounting OF experiences in
field work during the summer will oc-
cupy the attention of the members of
the Level Club Of the Department of
Commerce at It's meeting this evening.
The Level Club Ia made up principally
of members OF the technical and scien-
tifc divisions of the department.
The Washington times., 1916-10-28
TroweI Club Meets Tonight.

business meeting of the TroNel
club of Master Masons. followed by an
entertainment program. Is to be held nj
the Ebbitt Hotel this evening. Tho en-
tertainment features will include vocal
and instrumental music. Rotations, AMI
motion PICTURES showing views from ;he
national parks.
The Washington times., 1916-10-28
Works Way in College
With Photoplay Theater

The bright youth OF today who hopes
to pay his way through college does
not find it necessary TO fire the furnace
or wait on tables. Instead he picks out
a live small town not too distant from
the college city and gives the inhabi-
tants a moving picture show two or
three times n week.
L. C. Furrer. OF Easton. ILL.,. a student
in the engineering school at the Uni
The Washington times., 1916-10-28

1.-THE Physiognomy OF Fishes" Will
be the subject for n lecture this even
ing before the Aquarium Society or
Washington by DR.. u. w. Shufcldt'
president OF the society. The meeting
will be held In the geological labora-
tory of the George Washington Uni
vcrsity.
The Washington times., 1916-10-28
Fire Private Appointed.

l. c. keppler has been appointed by
the Commissioners private of class
/ Of the Fire Department, to succeed
w. T. Cops. resigned. The appoint
ment was made on recommendation of
Chief Frank J. Wagner.
The Washington times., 1916-10-28
Citizens Association TO Meet.

The Cathedral Heights Citizens As
ISOLATION will hold it's regular meet
ing Thursday. November 2. at st.
Adams Parish hall. All members are
urged to attend.
The Washington times., 1916-10-28

Mason House, where a series OF lectures
on national preparedness and kindred
Subjects are being given under the au-
spices of the woman's section of the
Navy League.
The Washington times., 1916-10-28
Admiral Stockton Lectures.

Rear Admiral Charles II. stockton.
president Of George Washington nj
Versity, smoke on international Law
from Its Inception to Modern Times
yesterday at Thcodorus Bailey Myers
The Washington times., 1916-10-28
Little Opportunity for Novice in
PhotopIay, Declares Bessie
Eyton.
SUPPLY EXCEEDS DEMAND
Experienced Recruits From
Stage Hungry for Chance
Before Camera.

Ono OF the favorite indoor sports
OF the American family these long
fall evenings is sitting around the
radiator telling each other how
much better each member thereof
could act than the motion picture
stars they see. Also how easy II is
TO act for motion pictures.
About three out of five inquiries
that are received by the motion pic
ture editor of The Times are from
young men or young women who
arc convinced that they can act and
that once their ability in their d.
rection Is made known to motion
picture producers there VIII be n
tremendous demand for their serv-
Ices.
That there Is need for study and
preparation and infinite work in tho
business OF being an actor or an
actress does not seem to enter into
the calculations OF the ambitious
ones at all. In view of these facts,
II Ia interesting to learn what the
picture stars think about the situa-
ton and the demand or the services
Of actors and actresses.
Bessie Eyton, of the Selig COM
pany. Is authority for the stateme It
that not one In one hundred of the
WIN dIe 10 DeCOlllt
picture stars even succeed well
enough to become part of a crowd
In ballroom scene"
Existing Opportunity.
There was little opportunity for
the novice four or Ave years ago to
secure regular employment in pic
lures" states Miss Eyton. To-day
there is no opportunity at all.
There are thousands of expert
enced actors and actresses on the
waiting lists of all movie concerns
and some of these men and women
are known to the stage as artists!
So you can perceive that the day
when n girl with no stage expert
once IL engaged to enact regular
parts In motion picture plays Is
past.
MY best advice to movie stricken
girls Is to forget It. Enjoy the work
of your favorites on the screen and
remember. when these favorites are
trying to please you. that they are
working hard in their attempt. The
hfe of the motion picture actress is
no easy life, let me assure you!'
Norma Tallmadge in "Panthea."
"Panthea," the drama that ere
created a furore in Europe and was
presented in America by Olga
Petrova. has been chosen as the
vehicle for Norma Talmadge. in the
first of her Selznick production.
1t has been announced that Miss
The Washington times., 1916-10-28

Sunday Outing to Philadelphia,
$3.50: Chester, s2.25; Wilmington. 500.
round trip, Baltimore & Ohio, 7:05 n. M,
Oct 20, returning same day.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-10-28

Quickest Service to Baltimore. Every
hour on the hour. Baltimore & Ohio.
sl.75 round trip. Saturdays and SUM-
days. s1.50.--Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-10-28
ITEMS OF INTEREST
:. IN AND ABOUT TOWN
News and Gossip Of Washing
ton and Westinghouse
TerseIy Told.

What is "time" worth?
Answers to this question come from many
bases. Some forms OF workers would put
The Washington times., 1916-10-28

versty OF Illinois at Champaign, has
rented building at Deland, installed
100 opera chairs and will give shows
Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday
nights.
The Washington times., 1916-10-28
To Lecture on Firhes

matter wosild be considered worth just
half-eent a pound.
The Washington times., 1916-10-28

WE WOULD like TO double your income-nns1
we? The Mutual Life, Tbos. Il. Morga,.
Mgr, Southern bldg Good terms TO producers
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-21
Der S~tunOen6eiaer.

Die ubr bat aufgebort, dIs ein3ige
form ben 8rejs fir iih Su bednfpru.
hen, oa8 GinnbiIo Der Gipigteit uno
oe3 eipigen ,gtieBens Der 0inge. Dir
ieten iebt ubren in R~ehtetform, ala
Se6sed, Dreied, G1ipie, uno ale oieie
Qbarten einmdI bph unb einntdl quer
geitellt. Die 3iIferbtdtter seigen neus
drtlge 3abIentnpen. uno Der 8erinee
0urfmeNer oes Wertes maf)t bic ubr
geei9neter fir Ole WeitentaI6e, oas
Qrmbdno cher 0irtel.
So bat iih Der ~mubnenoe 8eqleiter
zines etnI5rmi9en 9reisIaufes ser
Gage in Elm Ding p"erlpanoelt, oas Itd
Der Gegenpdgt anpabt. oos iih in Die
5oynen u%nierer W6bel, unIerer aIei.
Der, unIerer IdIdlen einfiqen min uno
'I4 IN ieiner duBereu Grlfeinunq nit
uns uno alien unoeren Dem WehIel
aaterperfen mub. Dem eiuiQ Heuen,
oa5 ms Sic IriebtyGfte Der 8rpkftaat,
afe W|ehdrj e.Vn9 ~uuieres QuA8en Sc
beEs dufordnGen. lluo ebfaTo penid
ME rcir Der 3eit }%urufeu tTnnen: .Iteb
Till. 70 ruenil mir oie Gntrpidluna
au1uhalten 0err1oJeu. e6enTo menid
Ionnen mir uHs DEM Rej} perihlieBen.
be- 'ar uniere IuQeu In oieIen neuen
EoCneu lie3t. uro mir tun oaber am
eeiten, uns cine oje'er relien llhren
dI9luiuhen. Die beionoer3 out An IN.
ltrer Gri6ciuun9 - lei lie sierIid ooer
'hper, r~egelmdBig ooer ~abIpnoerlid,
pdBt. Mir hben Ole 4gsmabl, mist
nuv IN ben Sormen. Ionbern i'm ma
fettdl; oenn neben goloenen. 1itberneu
uno lulo llbreu ijebt man Tolbe aus
en'oile. aTs YIdtin. - nit Stei.
lle1, 8%viIIanten ooer Gifelieruna ae.
ihmiidt.
Die oielfdte 1erlpenouua Der 4rus
~bonoubren bat oas Srterefe an oieTsn
bibiten tIeinen 0inaen nod erbeblid
belebt. Se3t fir sic 8eiie lperbsr
audi Die Dameu Tid mebr nod aIs bis4
Der nab pra'tiihen Mrmbanoubreu
umIeben. Sic iDeroeu fir Reife,ped.
oorne3mlth in 9eosy aetraQer; ole
llbrsn IeIbf iDdblt man germ in Ser
'dnglihen Eornenfprm. ,3ruedoien.
ltbe uno babide 3eubeitsu aibt es
audi IN d~afIteubareu llbren in 9eoers
9ebduleH. ano Dor ALIEN in tleiner
Reiietpeteru nit Ieuttenoem Raoium.
3ifferbtatt,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-21
SterHidnnppen.

Die QdmeE Der ocuti6 lu-
iberiidlcn stride qaton 0cltern Ntod,.
Elttttag EN- Gicnie i'm Mpric = Gart,
ji Dem iih UieIe Sbeilnebmer einiteu-
ten.
Ger &erbono ser CbItslidter
III Stur0con Ban bot an icirc
3ltnoen oIc NudJrldt geid)idt, oaB IN
otelem Sabre Die airihenerntc len
6eblldlog lit lno tic oabcr nidt I'M.
ltot0e ltlo. ole Outrage uus5llfiib-
rem. Sic leBte 0oiining bat nan
BORT ltur nod altf Die Sndtinrtcn ae.
lebt oo oie rilben Sorten ole erfro.
rem limo.
Die oeltihen 6elogroucn fuer-
Den id)on LADEN, menn lie borct, ooB
bier3uIunoc oie &aterlonospertbeioi
Ger ld]on p%!llnoern. lnenn lie Elm paor
Stitloen 0ie Is outuih fononc
nld]t gclcben baben. limo ludcn niro
l1lall nid]t liIlnher in Gbenttib, Ser
In. &oin. Seip5ig un0 Miinhcn, sen
@tnoten mo Sic nmerifunilde Salid).
initll3erprclie nit &orIiebe lire ) II II.
q + repolten inl5cnirt.
Tor ~3loon3ig Snbren hotte BON
allen lEnioerlitdten oes Sonoes $ q r
noro Ole meiiten Stuoircnoen.
yalc itono an nierter. sic Stoutsrr1i.
periitGt M}inneioto an fiinftcr, Goli.
fornien an iefiter, Columbia on
ltebter unO Chicago an od1ter SteQe.
Qeltte ltebt Columbia an ~eriter, Min.
ncloto on 3meiter, Californian an
orlttcr, Gbicngp OIL Oierter, Norour0
an Il d. or uno gale an neunter
Stelle.
Gu3 ocutihc Golf iii ~triegsniioe.
70 miro sur AbmehslltnQ mat mic.
Der ms &ou0on Qcuiclhct. 9u3 nfug
mG0lidl le;r. aber mcrn Dos ocllti6e
Holt frieQ3uiioe it, Dos left Ypei
rSGbreu Neile allaqtlheilt hat. ruie
picI mH0er miiilen ga ote A1iir-
ten lent olc oiele &eilc defrlcgr ba-
ben.
Ger auttidle &oiicr it ifulo
ooruHL hnB an DER Nititc non Itcu
%crien cintgc Wenidlcn pon Naien
uerldlludt muroen. I4lrh oen Artcq
limo lie. ME olts Ncm }lorf mitQe.
theii miro. on Die omeritonild,e 2ii.
itc nertricben tpor0en. unb no scr oeut.
Idle Noiicr ,bcfonutlih~ oen 3ricg
ucrltrl0dt 10 trdat er pie SfuI0.
G.uao erot Nentonltron0lmr.
McShoIb mlan it'd jnrmcr nur
iibcr Ben Staot Hem <Sericu nit lei.
men Wosfitcs uno @nien Iiitig mahtl
9Sir fiuocu oaS hohit lnpaiienb.
Sd,enfte or ufis ooh @ooorom @iI.
ion.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-21
3n6( DER Pfcroe.

Sine Stdtitit, Ole iebt i'm Rriese
BON beoeutenoem Werte fetn mag,
per0ffeutIidt cine engIii9e 3eiti6rift.
0dna6 betrGgt Sic ,3dbl Der oegens
tpdrtig auf Der Groe le6enoen 9Feroe
931 WliqiOnen &opfe. Inter Den
europGiifen unb uubereuro pdii6en
9dnoern itebt an erIter STEELE RuBz
Inno nit iiber eiuem 8iertel oieier
3abl. nit % Miaionen; ouf 201
Wliaipnen miro Der pferoebeituno Der
8ereinigten Stduten perdni6laat;
Damn fol9t Elm NbItaro: an oritter
SteIle itebt 4rgentinien nit u WiIs
%lionen. uno on pierter STEELE tommt
i6on Oeuti6lano nit Al Mtinionen
&0pfen. SAT- ebeuiopiel bat oie Do
nmI= Ionarhte, ndmli6 llngarn 21
WtIionen uno OeIterreih 1900 900,
suiammen iiber AZ UlilIionen. Cana
oa bat D WtiIIionen, uno ebeniooiel
8roBbritannien, 6rdntrsiA oogegen
bat es nift sinmal duf q Winionen
gebrdft, Sdpan gar nur auf Il Mils
zion, 8ritild= Snoieu auf nabe5u Die
aIeihe Stdrts. Stulien 3dblt IL mil
lion. Damn FoIgen: RumGnien nit
$4,000 Merito nit 100000, Spa
rien nit $4,000 uno 4~uitralien nit
100000 Qferoen. Die ii6rigen Is
Wtilionen oertsilen iih ouf Die unge,
| ndnnter Climber.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-21
Gaitro oarf lanOer.

Moibngton, 9. e.. Is. Slli.
Aii Cr0er oes Arbcjt9ietretQrs
@ilion mur0ell ON Gien5tua Grprd
lt0cgi Gjpriono Goitro Dor &cnc3uela
uuo @cuabIiu sur Nunoung III 0en
Scr. Stooten 5uQeloiien. Dartit tit
Die 0utldclouna ser Gimpouoc-
rlng9 3eouItcn IN Nelu gorf. mcldle
Deportation uuacor0net hottcit, I'M
Ncitobcu. Goitro foui lett. iolnnqe
Is INN belitHt, III 0en Ger. 5touten
bleibcll o0er uudl Horto Rico reiich
mie er uugcuihcinlidl pprhnt. Die
unper5t0Ilde 5reIIolimg oe$ Gr.
pro'i0euten mto lciner @cuIoblln,
oie lett Sontstug aui GniS S@lnno
ldnlo6tcr, nj g~Ieid3eitio o~u1eorAuct
mor0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-21
Sir bic Sebmng oes @irtbs= Gewerbes.
2ae 9Reoner betOmeH bic oriusemoe Notbmenoisteit frifter De.
feebefolsuus. Die Experimentation Msttatoren
weroen ale fraHe Gsoifen bimsefteat.

terion 3epue pniliren. 8eiBenoe
Satire ergoB lid liber oieie 9eute, bic
lid fir ieoes @ort. Ons iic i'm Sn-
tereiie Der Yrohibitions Befuegung
la9ten. be3oblen lieBen. oOieIe 9elI-
te moaen ole 3rduer, bic 8roBbGno.
Ter uno oen @irth rlliniren. Sic
~uergeiien, Dob oiele Snouitrie BEN
Sunoesbdusbnlt iiber 300 Wilionen
Collars OILS Steucr Sufiihrte I'M leg
ten Sabr. Melden Griab molten tie
filr oieie Summe ihaffen2 Den gu.
ten Stono oes @eihdfteS in @iscon-
lin fam id MIR meine Nnerfenmng
3ouen. Die Mirthe bier nebmen ibr
8elhGft in Mft. ober trosoem oringe
i'd INNER mieocr oarnruf: 0oltet
Guer @eid)Gft iauber. orheitet Sono
II Sano nit Den 8ehorben, urto iiber.
tretet fem @eies. Seio oufriftiae
Burger uno nehmt tb1tigen Intbeil
on alien offentli6en 4ngelegenbei-
ten"
Ter ErGHoeut Der 8rpfb6noler.
&. 5. ar0nig BON Milmauree,
Der Yr1iioent oes @isconliner Ser.
bonoes Der Observation-Disclosures
Ter, belt cine iitereiionte Heoc. Gr
ertldrte inter auocretn, ooB es int
State @isconliu lih nid)t urll Die
notwithstanding banole, ionoern
INN Die @irtbidnftsfruge. Gr beiilr-
mortete elnen o%laliberen ionltdrcn
tlno oroentliden @irtihoftsbetrieb"
uno foroerte Die 9etoiloerfdltfer oltf.
II ieoer 0inlidt oen 8eitimmunaen
oea 8eIetcs nadl 81 leben uno nobnt
altf Die @ablreiuItute BON Superior
un6 0ulutb he5llg.
Erolioert Oot)lntnn erfl0rtc in lei
ner Heoe. ooR oa5 @irthsqeihdft auf
cine b0bere Stuie gehoben iperoell
iolte. mo empiabI einige 4enoeriln.
acn im N6miniItrotionsmeicn oes
&erbanoeS. Der 8eri6t oeS Sefre-
tars Folsler 5ei9te cine Mitqlieoer-
6ltllnbme bon etluu so Yro5ent. Ser
ller mlroe Der 9criht ilber .noiie"
uno ,trodene" Eerritnrien perlcien
uno bon 0errn Oscar Morris einiae
Gmpfeblungen ilbcr Die Mrt ltno gSei.
lie Der Sonpugnetilbrung in Crten
9entodlt, III oeuen Die Prohibitions.
Trogc i'll n0diter Belt oen @dblern
sur Abltlmnung fommen miro. So
leph Erobltlc non Cincinnati, ser
Sdretor oes ySltternotionolcn g>er.
bo1ocs Der gruuereiarbeiter" erflor-
te Die @isconiiner Craoniiution filr
EN- Ncrbilo filr ole anocrcn Stac.
ten.
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0nalano .%srflart" Sea Wentrnlen

Die e}riinoe filr Die I'M varonrntb"
b~eid)loiieie Auibebnng Der Geflora-
ton ron 2onoon. 81 8egim 0es
aricges lei oicie bon oen aailrten
anertannt moroGi. neil man lie Illr
einen olrhfilbrboren Gnocr Der Gee
redlte bielt; oof Ipdter babe es lid,
beroi&geiteut. Dob ole .ipiiieniduit
lifeu GSortihritte" in Der Seefricgs=
iilbruug ole &erbdItniiie (nuo lonit
and Die Anidauunaen bon Nedlt
rno llnreft) rooifal dnoertcl. Allo
Miutiir mo Nieoertroht nit 10 / /
len d dftlidlen" 6ortiflrIttcn
b%eqriinoct! StaIien bat fllr iolfe
@ciinnumgslpeflel ben Ausorut
aSaero Ggoismo" (beiliger @gois-
mus crfuuoen, momit es leincn
1reubrllt }i entihuloigen ncrludtc.
Gnqlmio bat nidt einlnul Den trult-
riqcu N}ltb oa8 eaoiitiihc WfotsD 5l
upu1fpn
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lleber oas meme Sooenfreoit.We-


ieB miro berittet n0ie geitims
nnmqeu ilber ,erite @upotbefeu"
uno ~6orm 0orlebenS Bombs. Ole
Die 8cunoIoge iiir ole l0nolihen
areoite biloeL limo iorqfdItig oats
gearbeitet. 9as @ono miro in 5ru0lf
1iitritte qctbeiIt. oereu ieoer cine
eigene, inter gunosouilift ltc
bono Ntnoesbonf boben miro.
Goraciebeu lit Die g%inridltung pom
HotiouoIcn areoIt . &creiuigltnacn,
Die Dorlet tHsgeiudle berntltteln.
0em Nerlunqcn nad qemeinlamen
ouf Aftlen 2ltsgnbe beruhen0elt
9onfeu lit gleihfoas Rehmlinq &c.
trogen. Gin 4bidlnitt ocs @eieBes
eutholt beIonoerc 9cifr1nfungen
betrefieno Gortehen uuf ,Sarmem
Die erite Nnpotbeten ais llutcrluqe
baben. Der f%lcinite 9ctrog Der Mn,
leihc 1T ouf b%unocrt. Scr qrobtc
aui 5ebntuulcno Dollars feitqelett,
Sic 4btruaung Tam in Roten &c.
id)cben. Ger 3insiuB bctrdgt ieha
Tro}cnt. anIeihen fonnen mn sum-
.}mete Der Grnerbuna BON 6arnl.
luno ooer sur Nelhoffuuq pom Ma
idlircn flunItDidler 3ituquittel noer
GieL iilr Die Grrihtlnq bon @e,
bduoeu o0er Die Gi|rfiihruug BON
2'crheiicruuqctl ME audI filr bic
AbtraaunQ ron &crpilihtundeu &c.
u'odt mcroen ole bereit5 3ur 3cit
0'A %ltro'ttretelis ocs 05elcBcs be.
ltun0en."
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Niro mciu Nino Or. Mrna'S
Hclu Siscuuern ncbmen?

Gie bette Nntiport iii u. Sing
9tcm Q~iAcouerp lelblt. IS III EN- all-
8enclmer luBer Sprltp, lcidlt 81 net.
men. Is en:balt oie Meoi3ineu. mel
dc It'd nad Sabrcn oerGrfnbrurg ais
ole belten ioIdler iur @uIten uno Or.
toltrngen ~euuiclcn hoben. Menn SEr
Iic)t NIT Ger Meoj5m 5IfricSen iei3.
Damn crhaltct SShr Gl,cr @el0 3ur.id,
>tonlt cine 6lalhe uno 9ebrouft pie
dnQeutelcn. Sclpohrt lpoS llbr;,,
blclbt. olS Sidlerlmg aegen lernere
9riten mo G%rtoltungen.