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trasted with my knowledge Of how soon
must spoil II.
He went TO the telephone and took down
the receiver. Then heard the pusslne
half conversation which Always falls to the
lot OF the outside iistener,
"Yes7' Dicky never answers Hello over
the telephone, but always says Yes with
the rising infection. II is one Of his man
nerlsms which l like.
"oh, LII You're sounding nne."
Great I"
oh yes, she's feeling bully. Had bad
headache yesterday, but she's all right to-
day"
LII HAS A PARTY
Didn't need you. why should we send
for an amateur like you when there u
professional like me in the house"
You don't need TO take my word for II
Ask Madge. She'll vouch for my ability as
n nurse"
why. don't know. Nothing particular.
why7'
Then there was long pause In Diciy's
end Of the conversation. Even at my chair
at the farther end OF the room could hear
the raucous tones OF Lillian Gales voice
as they struck against the sounder OF the
telephone. I could not distinguish what
she said. but she was evidently very enthu-
siastic about something, for she talked very
fast, and her tones showed earnestness.
well, we're very comfortable where We
are, thank you. but I'll ask her."
DlChy put uOWn Ine TcCelNtT anu btuleu
one of his handkerchlefs into the trans
mitter. Then he walked over to me and,
standing with his back to the telephone,
spoke in almost a whisper:
'Don't let her hear your answer, Madge.
LII says a gang just dropped into the
apartment and she wants us to come over
and help entertain 'em. There are not no
many of our own crowd, more OF that
theatrical bunch that she trains with some
times / know the kind OF party 1t will be,
30 many different kinds OF drinks that we
won't be, able to find our own house to-
morrow morning unless the taxi driver
takes pity on us. But IL will be novel
experience for you II you want to go. What
shall tell herw
You draw such an allurlng picture,
Dicky," l whispered back, smiling up at
him, that you really tempt me. But you
must decide. I'll go If you want to.
but"
but you're not exactly crazy over the
proposition" he said gleefully.
"Are your" I countered
with n home evening like this as an
alternative? / should say not. It's bully
fun at Lils. but it's comfy home here"
DICKY SETTLES 1T HIMSELF
He went back to the phone. took his
handkerchief out of the transmitter with
a merry glance at me, and began his ex-
cuses.
II say, lady. the spirit is willing. but
the flesh is weak over here. Madge sends
her love and says she'd love TO come, but
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Lecture on Mormonism

To the Editor OF the Woman's PAGE;
Dear Madam--A poster announcing the fact
that wen-known lecturer would speak TO the
ladies OF certain church In the community In
the interests Of the anti. Mormon crusade
brought few thoughts which may be interest.
much on Mormonism az on polysamy. Now Of
SsSsss; 70 nsesens; th, innins people Il Is vn
are not identicaii but the point I want 70 get
neither one is foundf The fact that this Iscture
that there might be some uneonventiohsi facts
sueh a lecturer Every husband In this iit,ie
town Is far too eusily engaged produeinf iiy.
have desire 20 embrace a religion which might
hand him several families. BESIDES. marriage
as religioua institution, and polysamy In this
country is more generally known as blsamy. and
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The Woman Who Rocks the Cradle
To ths Ealior ot the Wonaan,s Paps,

TO tho hdSfor of the WomdWs Page:
Dear Madam-The woman who rocks the
eredle ought to be the happy woman and mother,
4 know II ever get married and get a good,
hard-working man who will be good 10 me and
take care OF me, i will do my part and will
even sacrifice my life n, brinsing children into
BE- good. kind and obedisnt toward everybody
whistler rich or poor young or old, as was
taught. am only twenty-five years old hut
n \ nice young man would come along and ask
me 20 be his wife would be good and loving
and clean. comfortsbie house for him when
and pleasant word for him. / certainly am
4 little housekeeper, and have been since was
fourteen years OF age. dearly love children
and always had place where thsre were four
or nve. MARIE &. v.
should say, Marie. that some man is
missing something.
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Halloween Suggestion

70 the Editor Of the Womdhs rope. o..
halloween: open a number Of Engish g wainIs sastsr
.essnv. the meat, and in each hnlrtshe Ihsten
rnr9 Niece. Of Eaily coiored Christmas candles
These are each 70 be named for mem menDeT n q. a
Xrga nan or tub OF water. The behavior o.
these tiny boats reveals the future OF me Vther
cssners have a similar destiny; II they rema,n
apart so win their owners sometimnsS etinn 'rs 10 one
snothcr, while peTchance one win be lets siongii i
scs,t in the cold II were. Again Two VII
~, o,nrt on and the rest will foow In close pur-
suit. the one whose candle nrst goes ou' A.
The ehelIs may also be nlled wltn msi..e e
wax into which short strings for wckps paw
Been dropped. m ~
Thank YOU so much. Miss O.. for the very
timely suggestion. hope you win write
again.
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Two Dollars GiDen for a
Letter EUery Day

A PRIZE Of Two Dollars (s2) will
ABE given each day TO a reader Of
the woman's Page Of the Evening
Ledger. There are no conditions.
Every day a letter will be chosen
from the number sent in, whether IL
contains information Of value to the
readers of the page or asks a ques-
tion, and the prize win be awarded
to the writer. Be sure to sign your
name and address so that checks
may be forwarded.
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trying 70 discover Just what she was
trying to conceal o. forget. These were
the women who made outcasts OF an un'
fortunate fellow creature"
II is not that they are really unkind at
heart-for very few women would hesi'
tate were this same erring sister to
appeal to them.
But / suppose that II is the eternal
feminine inconsistency; one must have
some diversion and to many OF the fair
sex this seems to be the preferred FORM
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Unusual salad

70 the Editor Of the wou,a~'s Pooe'
pear Madam-rhe other night at little
sprsad I made the acquaintance OF \ new nnaa
for instrucfions as 10 its preparation and now
Ssss them on % & ,hs e rs,:dsss rn,ds Of your column
goii some mscaroni. for httssn or twenty
nahe boiled salad dressing. adding TO u q
iftis mors cresm than for ordinary sai;n,ds: li;,as.
&oSstand for several hours. II IL good idea 70
make thi. salad N the mern,ns \, vs . MI. 70 win e
4 some pims9.oss cut y small pTd pisSTssd nsss ZONE
6icsd ,This makes a very tasty as well as at
6sctivs saisd 20 serve at Sunday giEht zee or
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Tooth.ome Dessert for Halloween

70 the Editor Of the Womon's Paos;
.srt may be made BY lining patty pans with
pie crust and nlling them with u punyMIn naoI uace
4 spoonfui OF whipped cream on each. -,
ilftie cup cakes frosted with orange Icing,
nth ZACH -o' '.lantern faces applied with brush
fapPeu a.. HELEN p.
Your letter was most interesting ana sne
.ureestlons are particularly helpful at this
season OF the year. The dessert would serve
equally well for 1hanksgivins
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For Curdled Mayonnaiss

~ the Bdsfov AZ us .woma~'s Pa0si
Dear Madam--curdlsd msyonnsise ., slwsy
sansi ca s%cothnss.; when the Dressing begins
{o eurdis keep on beAtinf without AddinE any
81 this time add couple Of drops Of vinegar
Intervals Of sgo ntls r. hrss ssaina 'no ts. snsaar
pntn the .mayonnsi.s ass lost AL sisns o. 1 cur
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glasses are usually to be seen hanging
these are 20 arranged that persons inside
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1. silit4 hose should have the DRESSING rinsed
out Of them before wearing. and after each
warm, soapy water N ono would have them wear
well. Soap should never be rubbed on them, as
Il rots the silk; they should be hung In the
shade 10 dry.
g. When the hands are stained by fruit, re-
move the stains before they come In contact with
soap or soapy wateri use lemon. vinegar or sour
milk, then wash in clear water.
g. A man may wear pumps or patent leather
high-buttoned shoes with q dress suit.
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softenInr Hands whiIs washing Dishes

70 fhs Editor Of fhs wogsoH's Po0ei
Dear Nadam-Do YOU know that you can
ssa sRs rAse 'ss s:ss naaG Gshp % IP w.ss9
saissze the Juice q half lemon and use .
s ksads s''es WIN s. wondsTfuis Improved both IN
.ss: ! 'ss sss.s ss q ssss ss;ls .: ssi :sSs'
rhis idea Is very good one. Miss Mec'
Consult me advertising columns of one
Of the motionpieturs magazines, or write
20 one Of the aim companies for the infor-
nation ycu wish. OF course. . knowledge
u the technique Of drawing is essential
Stitching Thin Material
- las A1.ler ol sss woaaa's Fasss
Dear Nad.m-whsn sswins seams Of thin thin
Ss,si'ss sss. ana i Vi ~ill q not ID sasEsr. - N 8.
Curing Headaches
~ ~ S1ssor Of ~ Wos0n's Poes
pser MsAHn-Whas esn ! uss . eur, hssd-
Essdaohs. ars eAussd by any number a
rhi~rs Ths ne may be st fault; II sos
~v should have IN examination The head
s<kes may bo caused BY atomach trouble
- uax come from nerves. II Il impossible
1o mIve s cure for Al headaches In general
nn1. in6e>d. doctors have spent years try
Fl - cure some suffersra
s. ~ tal<e heedachs powdsra ~ they
sse'.s ~ 's sss se<s nsss tspassg sss ss'ss y
~ non< thing 10 40 - to place the
f. 1<oamIns bot mustard bath and
/ u&<@f or Ice % the head: lie
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HOUSEHOLD LIFE

can, without being seen. see the r.s.,.,.
OF all that is going on in the street. '''''''n
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1. very good substitute for whippea fpsa% 70
an BE- made In the following way pccoru.nnn ~ n,,S ~
Mr. r. NJ E.i Place teacupful OF sMesu M y, u,arsh mts
In o saucepan with dozen or I'm more ,t a tbe marsh
nsiiows. and thess mixed throush the n,s nYsn t,s
s,~le IL creamy n creamy tint can DC ttvn ~
MIXTURE by addng a lump of butter; ,nh ,nd
naliows dropped In eoeoa Will make '''" ""-
take the place Of whipped cream.
q. Lipoieum VIII last twice a. long ana W.
not break over rcqsh spots " 'ac acor before The
soverinE Is laid II Will be found nm m"th ~. bSre
&ccr ana The sawdust will absorb, any moistu.e
tHat ,nishf 70 fhrough In worn places caus"s
miidew. says Mrs. j. M.
a. A sprins or sman tack driven In & on etnTl m;li
stde Of the catch connected Win e,in9 sne fi This
surrestion In made by X. ,.
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THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE


Of Is Eens,s Of 1 kr'hw stree" whose letter "'
ToDAY's INQUIRIES
brighten the Grin cS %SS ssn sS & q %
A., , -, =, yv. tho b., nou
surths ksseDds b I'd and ~
sa E,n @ @sina a Sc ss %
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xs las A4.loF u s1s Howaa's fosss
Dear Nadan--Whsn sewing. seams OF INF
ueieEIal q. aln On 9sonin. pun tAs sear bot
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-30
TODAY's INQUIRIES
ANsMERs no SATURDAYS INQUIRIES
cr Of today's prize Mrs r. Q, Belllneer Of 1924 ke

n any measure pre- q. What makes . good
" ~ for the bath?
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Lokaies.
BaDriAeinlid)es 8etter.
SIir San Intonio uno llmgegeno:
Seute abenO uno Mittwob: flar nno
fiibler.
@eibnadJtsfeiern.

@m Mbenb oes @eibnahtsta=
aes fano int 8eetboDen SO d IL
nerdor Die iibli1e @eibnafts-
aeier itatt. Oieielbe mar gut be-
6ud3t un6 es famen piele biibibc
fYeIhenfc sltr 8erteilu1g. Gin prah-
tia gei1miidter @eibnadtsbaunl
jtano in ser Mitte oes Scales uno
Die 5abIIoien 2idter 0esielben
flommten auf als Die @ftiuen NIT
0em @ortrag oes 2ieoes uStiae
Afa6t, 9eilige Nadt" bas Set err
Bffneten. Serr Sobn 8olters fun
hicrte ols @a1ta Claus uno entleoig-
tie iif ieiner Mufgabe IN trefflider
sSeile. aae Mnipeienoen amiilier-
ten iid portreflid.
Sn Der eban9eIii6 : lutberi.
ifeit ct. Sobannes STRIDE
iano ON Mbeno oes @ei6nadts-
tases ebenfaGs cine biiblde @eib-
uadtsfeier ltat. Gin i6Oner Ean-
nenbaum nit aabloien eleftriihen
Sidtern ,1abm Die Mitte oes &aims
Elm uno COB benz Seite aidJ ben du-
beren tpeibnahtliden Mnfrtd. Die
&irloer ser benti9en unb Der eng
aiif,en &lniie Der Sonntagsifule
0eflarnierten ittto iangen itno Iaitor
@olff bieIt ei1e biibfde anipra-
de. Die Seier iultroe 6ilr1 ein Sc
bet, bas Eaftor @olff ebenfalts
ipradl eroffnet. Sim SdLuB ser
Geier fnmen @elfe,a..e uno Sbit
an Die &inoer CUR 8erteilung. Der
Beiu1 mar elm Iebr gutter.
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8reie Yrtfe fit Seras: 9ienaag 26. 9e5tmber 1916.

i~iberfabren. 9ie bier 9riiber mutt
BEN tpeit meg gei6le1t6ert uno Ser
tSiabrige Ifpbonie ouf Ser Steae
getotet. 0ie orei anbern 1pa1roen
idmer5li6 perlett nab Dem Santa
&ola 9oipital transporter, iin0
ober nod 10 betdubt. oaB iie bis iebt
feline @nsfunft gu geben permodten
es lit iroeB 9offtuung porbanoen tie
am 2eben 5l1 erbolten. Die bier
iungen 2elite beabiibtigten bon ser
Surm ibrer Glter11, Die 5ipiIden San
| Ormp nno Mc9ona liegt, nad bent
lebteren Stabt6en gu fabren, unt
@alolin fir cine Nadmittagsfabrt
ein5ufm1fen. 0as 8egrabnis oes
8erungliiften miro in Sbert, Dem
friiberen @obnort Der Samilie, ltatt=
finoen.
- Sssn elmer &%eilerei, oie iid) on
Morttag nadmittag an Der 9ipilion
rrlo Colorado StraBe abipielte, err
belt Srito Garcia 5tpei <geln in
oie linfe 8ruIt, bidt iiber bas Ser5,
Seliciano Garcia einen tiidtigen
Steinmurf an Ben &opf uno Der IN
Ser geGbe itebenoe 8olentin 0e@eon
einen StreifiduB an Der Stirn. Sreo
gscalero iptroe megen Der Sd)ieBe=
rel perbaftet; Suite Garcia tit balo
ooranf an ieinen @unben i'm Staot=
bofpital geItorben.
galma StrnllB, ser 2~5iabrige
Sobn bon Serrn nnb Srau s..
StrnuB, 2t9 San Neoro Ipenuc,
lit am IS. 8. Wts, IN Spnn, WaiI.,
~eeitorben.
Sran 4ni1ie @abl lit oil
@eibnahtstage i'm 9llter bon 80
Sabre aus Dem 2eben gel6ieoen; lie
miro BON ibrem Gotten ltno 5ipei
Sodtern iiberIebt. Sic geiiebnng
finoet allf benz Srieobofe Der Ser
mannsiobne itatt; Taitor @olff
miro oie @rabreoe balten.
- SEER 5. 8enniger pom osSrieo-
ridsburger @o6enblatt" %itnttete
ms eineni Iebr ongenebmen 9eiud
in unierer Office ab.
SeSn elmer Solution, Die am
8eibnad)tsabeno 5piiden einem 9u-
tomobil nno einem StraBenbabnmc=
gen an Der 9aps nno Iinc StraBe
ftattfano, mtroe Der aorporal Sliper
Sutton pom 19. Snfanterie &egi-
ment IhDer uno Ser SolOat IS. SO.
Spnes leid)ter perlett. 8eioe MIR
Sen nab Dem Militdr=Soipital trans
portiert.
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Eoitiad5em fir @efangene.

GS ut nod nidt aagemein be-
FAINT, oaB ale 8oitiadetl, Die fir
ariessgefaneene beitimmt limo ooer
Ole bon @efangenen fommen, por-
fofrei limo. Sic miiiien aber Den
.3ufnb 5l Der Moreiie baben uTrilo-
rier Of War". 9nsielbe gilt aud
non Ioltiadben fir 2eute, Die in eli.
mem &~riegsIanoe ober eiilem neutra.
Ier 3an6e i~nterniert iino. Musge-
nunmen fino ie6o6 Boitpadete, Die
feline aGolirtb GIaB Matter" emf.
baIten nno iiber bier Hfuno feds
iln5en miegen. Man muB oa1er bei
Den Gadeten INNER gerau ange.
ben, mas iie entbaIten.
Seer Ndberes miiien mill, Der IaIie
iidJ BON DEM Y~riioners Of @ar &c
lief Committee. "a Hortb Moors
Street, Wcn yorf Gin, Dos gilae.
tin q. g. go. ii fonn1en.
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3ufan erfdoifen. Ser @etotete balg-
tie fi6 nit einem ieiner Glerfs I'M
einen &epolber, BEN je6er BON If
men abfenern tpollte; oie @affe emit
lub iiD oabei un6 binner ipenigelt
augenbliden mar Der @aitgeber cine
2eide.
- Sn &imbnllton, ga, mlr6en
flint Mitglieoer Der SatniIien Sobn
un6 CHRIS. 5aarborg, Die fi1 ber-
gniiet gum @eibna6tsmabIe nie0er-
gelaffen batten our6 cine @nserpIo-
iion getotet nn6 5tpolf an6ere fhper
perlebt, oas 9nus matroe ~bonitdn0ig
5ertriimmert. l1eber Die l1riade Der
grpIoiion lit nidts befarnt.
Die Mannlduften Der 5Dei i'm
@nfen bon Stem Sort ~liegenoen Sit=
peroreobrpngbts rNep Worf" nlto
.BennipIbania" bnben a1tf lire ao=
item 5tpii9ett 1000 nnb 5000 arnle
&inoer alt @eibnadten gelpeiit.
9ie @ta6 Stem SrIents, Die
iid ionft s1 @eibnadten getpobn-
lih eines ioealen @etters erfrelt,
iprrbe in oiefem Sabre bon einem
u~ngebeuren @atpitter un6 &ageI-
ldlog beimgeindt. Mebrere Gelier
e~ntitanoen b1trh 8Iitihlng nn6 Der
Hegenfan belief ii6 aif 2.42 3pn.
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..

Sn eagle YaB 1no Der ant Der
an6ern Seite oes Hio @ranbe liegen.
ben merifaniiden Staot Hieoros
Neeras ibeint 81 @eibnadten wirf-
Ii1 uSrieoen auf grben unb ben
Meniden Elm @oblgefaIen" ge=
berridt Eli baden. Ser fntbolild)e
&irdendbor Don Eieoras Hegras
itelte iid auf Dem merifaniifeil
l1fer bes Sluiies mif uno Tang einen
@eibna6ts Choral na6 Der ameri-
fanil6en Seite biniiber, Der BON
gagle BaB prompt beantmortet muir
De. Morgen fIiegen bieleidt an
itatt Der @eldnee Die augeln ipieoer
iiber ben Stub.
- 8as in gagle YaB itationierte
5. Marplano Snfanterie : Hegifnent
peranltaltete fir Die bortigen &inoer
cine groBe Gbriltbeiheerung Der
&ielen-@ eibnadtsbaum iomie Spiel-
laden fir Die ainoer BON eagle TaB
unb 8teoras Negras maren bon Der
Stabt Baltimore geihenft nno I'M Ell
ner Spe5inl : Gar oortbia geididt
por6em.
Die 8unoesregiering bat Elm
Ginfubr : 8erbot anf merifaniiGe
Hinoer-, 3iegen- uno Sbafbdlte er-
laiiem nm oas eini6leppen Ser
Hinoerpeit oes Mil5branoes nno
anoerer @iebfronfbeiten 81 perbin-
bern.
Sn Denton 5iittoete Elm fleines
W1oden in Dem 2a6en Der Slpm-
pia : Confectionery Elm Badet Seuer-
Grader an; biereurd ent5iinoete lid)
Der anf ben 2aoentiIden uno IN Den
Sdaufenltern liegenbe @eiammtpor-
rot unb elm sSeileriperf ulrbe abge-
brannt, ME es Denton nod ME o.
Ieben. Die Sdanfenlter flogen bin,
aus, Die Sooaipailer , Sontane uno
bie 9ede ginsen in Stiide nno crit
nod LANCER unlb idtperer arbeit &C.
lang es Der S%eiiermebr ben grano
nnter 8ontrolle 81 bringen. Ser an-
geriftete Shaoen bel1ift iif ailf eli
nige tauieno Dollar.
Der Stills : S6eriff @llfp
B%leaiant BON Sbelbp County lieh
aus llnporiiftigfeit ieinen Hepoloer
sur @roe fallen, Die @affe entluo
iidJ uno Die G1lgel fubr Dem County,
Rifter YoItea ms Center in oen
Oberldenfel.
= Die Staot Dallas bat fin Ole
@eibnadts : 9eideerung beoiirfti.
ger 9ellte einen rieiigen Gbriit6aun
nufitellen Iaifen uno bunoerte por
ainoern muroen bei6enft. Die Dor.
| tiqe Salpation : Mrmee lieB 5000
Terionen ipeiien.
Sci elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
rung in SEEM Bolton mllroe Clarence
Beau bon Com Sops erI6olien; Ser
SdieBbolo mur6e inter $1,000
9%iirgifoft geltellt.
= Ger 8au oes nelien Sano.Of.
ficegeb1uoeS in Iltitin lit AM &c.
8. 1fts. in Gngriff genommen NOR.
ben.
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gea1 eingenommefer Mabl5eit iam-
melten Die Soloaten Die ueberreite
nno perteilten bieIelben on Die in
langn &eiben ltebenoen bunger1oea
Merrfaner : Jamilien.
= Baltl Worgan, ein a~ngeiebener
Garmer bon 9eaieces @ourtp4 tuuroe
Montog nndt auf ieiner Sarm, 12
Weeilen liiomeltlih BON Corpus Gbri-
it, eri1olien. gr mar bon einer
@eibnadtsfeier nit leiner Jrau nod
9m1Ie gefommen uno ais CT aus Dem
Muto itieg, muroe aus Dem 0un-
fel 5mei Mal auf i'm geiholien. Gr
Itarb iofort.
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Senator Carlos See lit Der
9fnlidt oaB Der Staat Seras cine
Mn3abl perfdieoener rteiier @elete
notig bat. Or ~befiirmortet militdri-
Ife gr5iebung Der Gnaben in Den
ShiIen uno Die giniesung elmer
SaaoitraBen : &ommiiiion, Die nit
Den 9unoesbeboroen 9ono in @ano
nrbeitet; ebenfo eine Nen-e inteiIuuJ
oes Staates in fongreliionelle Ii-
5trifte, oamit Die grmdblung Der
GongreBmanner-at-large permieoen
miro. CT giebt fid ferner Der Soff-
nung BIN, oaB Die 2egisIatur Die
Submifiionsfrage baIo nro sIatt err
ieoiet, 70 boB iie 3eit getpinnt, iid
init Der grleoignng anoerer ipi1ti.
ger Saden 81 beId)dftigen; be-
uiglih Der grnennung offentlider
Notare miro SEER See MIR Die @eils
DIE FOLDER 4pplifanten empfebIen,
oie iid ernitli1 nit ben in oieie
9rande geb0riaen angelesenbeiten
beibdftigerr fpolen.
T. Die @isconiin Snfnnterie-
Regimenter bieIten IN i6rem Eager
cine erbebenoe @eibnadtsfeier ob.
Sic batter iid einen rieiigen Gbriit-
baum BON Econ Springs beioret,
Der eleftrifb beleudtet mar unb Inn
ben ~berlnmmeIt Die 2eitte ano1ftig
Den 8orten hires G~egiinents : Sap.
'Ians louidten.
Gin Seuer, oas am Sonntog
n6eto gegen 10 ltbr i'm 6auie bon
=. 6. Tborp an Ser Gortb Bille
GfraBe aiisgebrodeft mar, Duroe bon
ginenl paiiierenoen Soloaten emit
0edt. 9erfelbe nlarmierte Ole idIa-
ienoen 9efpobner uno es gelnno
zen 8raio 81 unteroriidert, ebe ole
.sSeuertprbr anlangte. Ger S9ooell
aletrGgt etipa $3.50.
Sobn 9arragh oeiien pradt.
POLES un Der Slipe StraBe gelege.