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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-12-27
A Letter From Son

The following letter is from A. Lin
wood Jewett, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Jewett of Chandler St. This
young man. now in Co. Z, was for
some time employed by F. Z Carter,
and at the time of his enlistment was
a salesman in the A. r. Jewett market
on Madison Ave
Somewhere in France,
December /, 1917
Dearest Mother
| am dropping you a few lines this
first day of December | wonder If
you had nice Thanksgiving dinner
and a lot to eat with you. We had
a very good dinner but it was an awful
lonesome day outside OF the dinner.
1t was nice overhead but bad under
foot and no place TO go and If you
did they couldn't talk English so it
makes it very hard to talk, but we are
getting so we can say some few words
in French They are very courte-
Gus class of people, it is pardon me"
or thank you" and like that If you
give them anything, they are very
much pleased but If you wrong them
in any way it goes hard with you
Our Thanksgiving menu: Turkey,
stuffing, hot biscuit, stewed corn,
sweet potatoes, cream sauce, dough
nuts and coffee. We would had mince
pies if the mince meat had arrived in
time, but as luck would have it we
were stung. 1t was a very nice din
ner, but nothing like last year when
we went down to Uncle Lymans.
Walter Lessard and | were speaking
about 1t Thanksgiving Day, what a
fine time we would have had If we
were at home but I hope next year
at this time we will be at home and
mustered out of the army l am feel
ing fine except we haven't had any
money for three months and | don't
know when we will get any That
makes me think, have made out a
life insurance of $40 900 which insures
me for the duration Of war, If any
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Died While in Service

Below is the likeness of Scott b.
Merrill, late of Arson, an account OF
whose death was given in last week s
issue of this paper. 1t will be re-
membered that the deceased. who was
a member Of the U. s. Expeditionary
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COrrespOndents Attention

Manuscript from correspondents at
Wellington, New Portland, Millay
Hill. Concord, North New Portland,
Lexington and Bakers Siding, is not
being folded correctly. The paper
we furnish is just the right size to
fold once and fit the long envelopes
which we send with it. Please fold
ONCE only, at right angles with the
rulceaa nnes.
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WAGON sLEDs FOR SALE HAVE

WAGON sLEDS FOR SALE-I HAVE
several sets on hand or will make them
to order. any size or style. Henry X.
Atwood. Fairfield Center. Farmers
phone, Fairfield "a 3w52'
SECOND HAND RADIATOR WANT
ED; not particular as to size, color,
or previous condition of servitude.
Write. or telephone, or come and tell
us what you have. Independent-Re-
porter Co.
FOUNTAIN PEN LOST "a WATER
MAN" in Skowhegan or on the road to
Hinckley, Thursday of last week. Find
er will be suitably rewarded PER-
7. '"' ''''' 7'0 " - ''''' 1w52
WANTED At ONCE, A YOUNG
boar. big enough for service. S. r.
Goodrich, Bingham. lw5l
FARM FoR sALE--37 ACHES.
mostly timber. I acres clear. Mile
and half from New Sharon, on Bel
grade Augusta road Good barn and
water. WIN be sold at bargain.
Goo. w. Batcheldcr. New sharon, K,
+. u. No. q 6w52'
ROY OR VOTING MAN WANTED TO
learn the printing trade. IN oppor-
tunitv to learn a good business with
Grammar school education or better
required. Indepen Reporter %.
IT'S
81 UPSTAIRS TENEMENT TO RENT
on North Street Sunny; we'll water.
Ira 4. Norton. to-
SET DOUBLE SLEDs FOR SALE
Horace Jewett. Chandler St. Skowhe-
gan. fWo@
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN or RE-
fnement to act as housekecper in fam
lily of four. Must be able to furnish
satisfactory references. Apply at Of
fee of Or. S. NJ. Cover, Skowhegan.
y. T.. Phone, SIS. @Wo2'
THREE HANDSOME SCOTCH FE-
male collie pups for sale, 81. beauties
John Randlett Rockland, Me. 2w52'
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Sample Copies Of the Fort Fairfield
Review

We shall be pleased to furnish, en-
tirely without charge, the Fort Fair
field Review, for one month, to any of
our subscribers. Drop US postal
II you want g.
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WE HAVE LOANED. To sOwEoSp

WE HAVE LOANED, TO SOMEONE
a small, card-index, oak. filing tray
VIII the party who has same please re
turn it to this office. Independent-Re-
porter Co. tf47
5000 FIT. DRY. TWO IN. PINE
plank for sale \. S. Burke, Bingham
tfI7
Birdie AND binding CHAINS
for sale, all kinds. A. S. Burke. Bing-
ham. tf47.
MADISON STEAM LAUNDRY. TEAM
calls and delivers. twice each wook
Shall soon establish an Office in SHOW
hogan and system of window cards.
For the present, drop us a postal card
and our team will collect. N. E Tel
Madison, ring 4. tf47
WANTED To BUY SMALL FARM
with good buildings, not to cost over
$500. p. o. Box 125. Skowhegan. tf4G
SOME GOOD cows To SELL, PART
of them are new. mich. E. n. Merrill.
Skowhegan. N. E. Tel. HIP; Far,
mers' Tel. 259.
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES
Young women wanted to join training
school for r. nurses. uu. For lpaaIrtticg!ars
Hospital, Northampton, Mass. Sw4Gs
DEER SKINS AND RAW FURs, Fop
which pay highest market price Give
me a trial. will give you a square
deal: M. Weinberg. North Arson. n.
E Tel. 1913. Farmers 11-120. 13w4s
12S PURE BRED SWINE. To HE
sold within the next thirty days. Both
sexes, for breeding purposes. -Four
weeks to three years old. Both Berk
shire and Chester. Carefully select
ed from big, healthy litters. Also SO
CO working oxen, cows and heifers
One ladies' combination saddle mare
George H. futile, Norridgewock. tfI5
HOUSE FOR SALE, FINISHED
and unfinished rooms. New 6 years
ago. Good wood she'd fine cement
cellar. acre and a half of land. Would
make good poultry farm. Fine loca-
ton in Skowhegan. Price, terms ON
application to A. L. Roderick, Cover
Block. tf45
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Dry or green, cash on delivery,
Skowhegan Novelty Works. tf46
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SEVERAL Low PRICED FARMS
wanted for our new cataiog. In and
around Skowhegan. Have listing
ready for publication at once. A. r.
Roderick, Skowhegan, Cover Block
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at Gus POoIer's I can save you
money. Also mems and boys shoes
for sale call and see me. Water
street Skowhegan. tfie
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THE Observation-Disclosures co
incorporated
C. II Smith, President
Roland T Patten Business hgr
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RELIEF AT LAST FOR FOOT
Troubles-Perfection Arch Cushions
give firm support to the arch, conform
to the shape of the foot and prevent
fiat feet and broken down instep No
metal used; pneumatic principle. All
sizes for men and women. CSC per
pair or Toe by mail. Give size of shoe
worn when ordering by mail. F.. W.
Buchanan, Skowhegan. tf44
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GOOD DRIVING HORSE FOR SALE
twelve years old. Weight 1850 pounds.
VIII sell or exchange for neat stock,
hogs or sheep. C. S. Hunnewell. r. F.
d. No. l, Madison. Farmers telephone
So. tf44
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for sale. can be seen at +. A. Wood $
store, Madison Ave. Want TO buy four
covered cook stove for cottage. w.
II. Ward, So Madison Ave. Skowhegnn.
tf50
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12
FERRYDALE

Mrs. Kcyte and daughter Mrs
Pruitt, visited with Mrs. 4. !. Hus'
sey Monday afternoon.
Miss Ina Anderson spent sunday
at home with her parents.
Mrs. Rollle stevenson arrived
Thursday evening from San Fran
cisco for short stay with her
mother. Mrs. u, l.. Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fields and son,
Ernest. OF Murphy have moved to
the Flanagan mine. where Mr..
Fields will be employed this winter,
Mrs. Mary Frankum wen, TO
Grants Pass Wednesday TO spend q
iow days Wlth friends. Her son
william accompanied her. but re-
turned home Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs r y Robe" son an,
small son. Willard. and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Thompson. NJ n, J.
Robertson. and Mrs Rol,i0 steven
son went to Gallec SUNDAY, whtr'
they expect to camp for ;c% days
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12
A NORWEGIAN WORD.
Origin Of "nuds,ikksn" Which Means
SprcadiTp tho News.

oVffaNiNV NNt NtWa
This pc,uliai word T. frequently rourI
IN Scandinavian communities ns the
name n q uowspnrcr uirh ~ s.
Cloud Bndstitkcn II isn Norwegian
wnd. l210 yrnm nid NJ HE least anh
ha~ very prfr,iuf nf Co.,
ln those days "n"u liie coasts of Nor.
Way We're A'yr,. o. nriirs tlc ~.
hahinn,s bad 10 rcslri ir Rll sorts oi
d. lcu. 20 warn tho.r nj dlstancr ol
thc approach ~ these rlrnllri crafi
When one was srct on the lnflson %
man went np lo ''Ir top NJ u uountnln.
where he Ivhttd ~ h'urW ure Thli
conld hc seen rpr hing distance ANA
was known tb lr q wnrplus When 81
WAS seen m the distance Wnuther ulg
was ightcd nn nnuiher bin until all
over the country frrs hlyr from cv'
cry hllltop nnd the lenple prepared I"
defend themselves
They also had system ~ mcsscu
gers The man who first sighted The
sail would tlkc nn nrrnw and send u
20 his nclghhors From Town 10 tow,
th's arrow was sent until oil were
warned These were rather primitive
ways OF tclcgrnphlng, hut were 40 cf'
fcctunl that IN the course u twenty.
four hours ~ Norway knew OF the np.
pronch of pirates
This system u spreading the news
was called "budstikkcn," and when
there were 10 more pirates the news
papers became sprcaders Of the news
aud 40 were appropriately STYLED bud
stikkcn. e. Exchange
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12
TO LEASE
PHOTO STUDIO

THE PICTURE MILL omen daily 10
a. M. to p. m. For Sunday sit
tings call Mill 2S3-R or residence
140-J. 7Stf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12
MURPHY

Sam Smith, of klamath Falls,
was a business caller for few days,
driving over in his car. He was for
tunate in shooting fine buck near
his ranch. which he took back with
him.
Mrs. Mildred Woodson is out from
town for visit with friends.
Fred Virtue. who has been work
Ing at the Manmouth mines in Cali
fornia. came home last week to take
his family back with him.
T. T.. Gilmore has a new Chevro-
let.
Mrs. Jennie Virtue and Mrs. Flor
ence McAfee, from Canada, have
come down to spend the winter at
the home of their parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Jas. Darneille,
The new people who bought the
Haberman ranch expect to take pos
session Immediately.
/ r. H. Woodson has rented the
Smith ranch for three years.
/ Wheeler Osborne was with the
boys who passed through Tuesday
morning for the training camp, Mrs
Osborn will remain here for time
i Mr.. Beagle has Il fine crop oi
beans harvested, which went 1,7OO
pounds to the acre and as he had IL
acres planted they will net him a
neat little sum.
The stork seems to have located
in Murphy on Monday, leaving fine
little girl at the Antlers. The little
lady Is named Helen Marie Mitchell
The Red Cross ladies met as usual
for work Wednesday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs, w. G. White and
Mrs. Alverson and granddaughter
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12

Far too many hotel proprietors over
the Union insist on trying to pattern
their hotels after the Manhattan Island
mode aud succeed In reproducing II In
nothing except the price tariffs. A ma
dive cook who can do wonders with II
frying size puliei aud n hot skillet
makes n wOclul mess of the Job when
he tries TO render the poor fowl up In u
casserole with Frenchiicd trimmings
Russian dressing for a salad Is all very
well so long as you have two Russians
handy. one To make II aud the other to
eat 1t. II seems to lose Its SAVIOR when
constructed IN u hot Kitchen by an open
pored female Afro-American 1000 miles
from tldcwatcr Irwin ). Cobb In Sat
urday Evening Post.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12
APPLEGATE

School was closed the first three
days OF this week. while the direc-
tors were having some repair work
done on the school house. The plas-
tering was removed from the ceiling
and beaver board put In It's place,
floor was put In the basement. and
a new woodshed built.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Stanley and
baby daughter are visiting Mrs.
stanleys parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jor-
dan OF Thompson creek.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Herriott re-
turned Sunday from visit to Falls
City. and other Willamette valley
points.
Warren Nee is having his house
remodeled and building a silo.
Miss Edith Kubli and Miss Bea-
trlce 0'Brien are attending high
school In Medford.
Mr and Mrs. Delbert Williams
and baby daughter of northern Cal
ifornia. visited relatives here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Clute and Mrs.
n. Pernoll motored TO Crescent City
the first of the week. returning
Wednesday.
Hiram Benson returned from Ken
nett. Cal, Monday, for few days
visit with his parents.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12

Miss Leah Parker. drove to Seven
Oaks and spent Sunday at the Par
ker home.
Grape picking and packing will
begin at Redlands next week. Or
ders for these famous grapes have
been booked for some time past, the
crop promises to be extra fine this
season.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12
KERRY

On Sunday evening last as Mrs.
Alec George was alightlng from the
Ford she met with bad fall. The
ear had not quite come 10 u halt and
nllghting on the ground with the
motion OF the car she was throsn
30 ~ 20 strike her head on the
ground with such force as TO cut a
severe cash on the back OF the head.
The doctor was called and took Hcy-
eral stitches 10 close up the wound.
Mrs, Marmion daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John George. Is visiting nt
home this week.
Miss Thelma Lewis. OF Holland.
visited with friends over Sunday
last.
The regular meeting OF the Ivy
TattIng club has been postponed for
two weeks on account OF the hostess.
Mrs. Geo. Duncan. having been at
tackled with poison oak and unable
TO entertain the club.
Gus Gailbreath In down from la
kilma recovering from stroke on
the head by rock. received while
working In the copper mine. A mar
row escape from what might have
been n very serious AFFAIR
Henry Haswell. Tom Floyd and
Dave Renfrc have returned from
Crescent City. where they have been
engaged hauling gravel for the last
two months. They are now going to
Jacksonville to haul ore from the
Blue Ledge TO Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben George were
visitors In Kerby on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Tuifs OF Grants
Pass spent the forepart OF the week
In Kerby.
James Howard and family have
moved into the wittrock house.
Mrs. Everett Hogue who has been
quite sick for several weeks Is re-
ported improving.
Ike Lowden. who has been spend.
Ing several DAYS with his family
here. has returned to the ranch near
Wonder.
Miss Marie Powell Is assisting at
the Pioneer hotel In the capacity OF
dining room girl.
Uncle Bllly Won Kannon. Fred
Hart. Geo. Bouer and Earnest Huhn
made a trip to Crescent City few
days ago. and on the return trip
had q very narrow escape from death
about l5ia miles this side OF Cres'
cent City. They we're travelling
about o'clock a. m. when they ran
out of the road aud plunged over the
bank distance OF about 10 feet al.
most perpendlcularly No bones
we're broken. but some bruises were
~ fll'u 'AHhlHA NH'h w HhP 'h'
walk quite carefully as they move
iabout Some scratches were re-
ceived, but none we're badly dis
figured.
Rev. W. " Morris. our new min
lister for the year, appointed at the
annual conference TO this charge. ar
rived in Kerby this week. His first
appointment is made for Sunday af-
ternoon at . o'clock. We bespeak
for him a full house. Why not ker-
by give minister as good an au-
dlence as she gives any other kind
of meeting. Let us give him hear
Ing and hear his message. He can
say something to help us on our way
and surely will do us no harm. Let
everybody come out Sunday and
hear him.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12

FOR SALE-Good cooking and eat
ing apples. Sweet apple cider 25e
gallon. X. Hammerbacher.
phone 606-F-23. 9l
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12
Like an Employment Office.

Like an Employment Office.
Bacon--Have you a Housewives
league in your town?
Egbert-Why, certainly,
where is 1t located?"
why do you want to knowl You
haven't got a wife"
Il know It. want to 80 to the
league and get one."-St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that W. b.
Sherman is no longer connected in
any manner with the sales depart
ment of this company: and has no
authority to act in any capacity for,
or transact any business of any ma
ture whatsoever on behalf of the un-
dersigned.
Dated at Grenada. Cal. October
Sth, 1917.
MT. SHASTA LAND & IRRIGA-
TION COMPANY.
SO BY A. l.. HARLOW. President
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12
An Item OF Waste.

Are you ecunomizing:
Tn not sure. Like a lot Of other
people. I'm wasting precious time dis.
cusSing the high cost OF living when
ought 10 be huSting for the price,
Washington Star
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12
Classified Advertising


o. & c. GRANT LANDs-Blus print
piats showing lands In Josephine
county. $50. Address A. u.
Voorhies. Grants Pass II
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12
TO EXCHANGE
TO RENT

ROOMS - Now under
management Of Mrs. L. c. Arm
strong; 2S clean rooms at 35c
and soc; special rates by week
or month; also light housekeep-
ing rooms. Would like your pat
ronage. 40tf
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12
TAXI SERVICE

THE BABY NEEDS new pair Of
shoes. Call Jltney Luke Taxi.
Phone 262-R. The Spa. II
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12
IRRITABLE
NERVOUS
Was Condition Of Indiana Lady
Before Beginning to Take
Card.u-i, the Woman's
Tonic.

Kokomo, Ind.-Mrs. H. Hanke meier,
Of this town, says: al look so well, and
am so well, that il does mol seem as if |
ever needed Cardui. But ! was not al
ways this way :. | think have taken a
dozen bottles >. before my little ,irl
came.
/ was feeling dreadiully bad, had head
ache, backache, sick at my stomach, no
energy :. was very irritable, too, and
nervous.
began taking Cardui about 6 months
before my baby came. As a result all
those bad feelings left me, and | just felt
grand, just as II nothing at all was the
matter, and when the end came was
hardly sick at all.
Since that have never taken Cardui
at all :. II has done me good, and J
know II will help others, II they will only
try IT,"
Many women have written grateful let
ters like the above, telling Of the good
that Cardui has done them. Why should
il not help you, too? II you suffer from
any Of the ailments so common to women.
and feel the need Of safe, reliable,
Strengthening tonic. We urge you 10 be-
gin today and give Cardui fair trial.
Your dealer sells Card-li-i. EB. 10
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12
FOUND.

FOUND--Key. Owner may secure
same at Courier office so
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-10-12
STRAYED

STRAY COWLDehorned large red
COW having large brass bell taken
up by w. G. King, Route No. 2.
Owner can recover by paying all
damages. etc. los
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Stnoerions &Hftritt
ii6errQl6t GQbinftt!
Der amsI6eiScnSc 1tliniItcr BON clopS George
mnS Scr preiic alteceriffen; arbeiterz
amslbm6 tpirS StellMn9 tepfftef'.
Srans0Tl6e scsialiiten cbenfolfs sur acnfsrel

grfl6rltng 5u MAIDEN babe, tperoe
er es an Der rtftigen 5telle nam.
Iid) I'M llnterbauie beg 8arlaneiits
ttn.
gnfregnng Iegt iidl aidlt.
9ie 9reie beiddftigt iid) belite
nod ir1lner nit Der 9lrbeiterfoafe.
rens, atf mefc6er NIT GROCER @iebr-
belt Ser geidluB gefaBt tpurne, bic
So5ialiIterifonferen8 at beihiden
un0 nit Der gteiignntiort Sender
ions. @roBes llngentad bereitet ibr
Die Satiade, ooB aud bic frai18Gii-
i6en Soaioliiten fid fir Die @ntien.
0ung bon 9eIegoten 8nr Stodbols
mer aonferena ousgeiproden baben.
9ieieIben baben ferner BON Der frdns
s6iiIAen 9fegieritng berlon9t, ibre
ariegs8iele uno Ole nit anoeren
9iGhten obgeidloiienett 8ertrage be1
fan1t su geben. gtles 0ieies bat
bier uugebeure 9lufregung berpor.S
gerufen.
N2an ernortet, 6oB 8enoerIon helt.
te I'M britiiden l1nterbaltie cine Gra
fl1rung ii6er iein 8erbalten nbgeben
miro. @s lit m0gIif, 6aB 2lop0
@eorge gleid nod inn ipreden miro.
Ser 8oa8iebungsousidnB Der bris
tiiden g[rbeiterportei miro anfangs
n1diter @ohe eine Sibung obbalten
rn6 sic qan8e 9(n9elegenbeit belpres
den. g8ir6 Seiloerions eingenonls
n1ener Ston6tpurft fir ridtig be.
fun6en, baum iper0el1 aud nlle iibri-
qen grbeiterlltitglieoer Des 41binetts
reiignieren.
9ie 9aiIn Stems erfldrt, bob fidl
Die ieBige 9egieritng obne Die ililfer.
ftiiBlng Der gtrbeiterpartei nidt hol-
ten f0nne. s5reunoe 6e8 Miniiter-
praiioeuter ponen tDiiien, oab 0ieler
0ann fofort ben aonig eriuden tper-
BE, oas 45arlametlt oltf5nIoiett lfao
9tellnablen dlts5uldreiben.
Sic Giltes 1tno Gbronicle beAaitp.
ten, 6aB @enoerion 11tft Die Inter.
Itiibtng Der itbrigen 8ertrefer oer
Q[rbeiterihoft I'M aobinett babe, Diel-
mebr bolten tie 8u 2lobo George.
Sic 8reiie lit Der Meitltng, oaB
6ie ariIis itberiplt1ber tDerben n1itIie.
6o oieieIbe bon groBter 8eOeittlirg
fiir Die 6ortiebung nes ariegeg ieiit
tperoe.
9en6erion mag beltte nod befarlnt
qeben, Oh er Der StodboImer aoft-
| feren8 oI8 8ribatmann beifDobnen
lperoe, troB bes 9roteites oes &a-
biltetts.
gon 8aris bier eineetroffene MeI.
6ltngen beIagen, oaB iib inter bert
9elegaten nah Stodbolm 5ebn So-
8ioIiften befin0en nerber. 9ie glo-
men oerielben ftftO bisber nod nidt
befonat gegeben.
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ltcpicit pcn Ga Scaettcs
Reiclilticn pcrtcilt!
Senator &'NeS 9ieiOlatiOn sesen
cinen 6enbiidltigteu SyricSen
nit 9entidlanO.

@oi6ington 13. 9(ltguit. - &c.
notor ga 6olette ipra6 ni9t at iei.
ner gie{olution bic er ont Snm8iag
i'm Senat einreidte, ttn0 nuf 9lntrng
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feline 9feioIution eingereiGt batte,
lpuroen III Der @reBgnIerie glb5ilge
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Union againit Wlilitorism lmter3eid.
net mnren, berteilt. Der Senator
berneinte entidieoen, onB oieier
Gcr6anO irgeuo etlpas NIT ieiner STE.
iolution 5u tltu babe, Die er bielmebr
gang ouf eigene 8eralttmortltng
allsgeor6eltet babe. @r gab ober at,
0oB Dem genonnten &er6uno ouf @r-
iudan cine aopie Der &eioIution
ilberloiien wor0en iei.
ScaatDr Sings 9ieiDlntiun.
Seuntor Sling rei4te eine &eiolu-
tion elm, in Der er berlangt, SuB Die
Ser. Staaten Hidt 6rieoan i9lieBen
iollen, cbc Die 3icIe uno @rtutOiGbe
uertonnt uno crrei6t icien, Die
BrdiiOeut @iIion in ieiner @oti6ait
m Den aongreB ON 2. 9pril ouf-
iteIte, lin oieier Sa9e millen iol.
len Die Ser. Stoaten cen &rieg fort
IeBen, big 0os bon 0eitti9loaS ge9en
Die Ser. Staoten begnngene ltnredt
giltgen1adt lmO 9GltidIan0 uieine
gerbre4cu betou1t unO gefiibnt"
babe.