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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
BEMlDJI HEAD OF
INDUSTRY PARADE
INST.PAUL;;THR0NG
VIEWS MARCHERS
Severe Cold No Drawback to On
lockers; Fifty Floats Are in
Pretty Pageant.
LOCAL MARCHERS SHOW WELL;
LED BY PRESIDENT M'DONALD
Weeks Round of Pleasure Ends To-
night at Midnight; Sabbath to
Begin as Usual.

St. Paul, Feb. 3.-In spite of the
intense cold, Chief Marshal M. N
Goss estimated the crowd that wit
messed the Industrial parade yester-
day at $4,000. The streets along the
line of March were lined with en-
thusiastic spectators.
The cold weather drove a large
part of the onlookers within doors
and space in empty stores, office and
hotel windows was at a premium.
Fully as many saw the parade from
behind shelter as were in the street
Watchers Forget Cold.
The fimsy attire of many Of the
spectators testified to the unusual in
terest attached to the parade. Store
clerks who were not able to get a
view of the procession from their
windows shivered in their shirt
sleeves, and as one expressed it
"They forgot it was cold until it was
all over"
Fifty Floats in Pageant.
Nearly fifty floats took part in the
parade, although many that were
signed to appear gave up the idea on
account of the severity of the wealth.
er. However, a number of unexpect.
ed additions at the eleventh hour
helped to fill the vacant places.
Bemidji Marchers Honored.
The place OF honor was accorded II
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03

The heavier veteran Bagley high
school girls basketball team just nat
urally fox-trotted all over the high
school girls quintet of Bemidji last
evening at the Armory and when the
talcum had cleared it was seen that
the score was IS to 3, with the Is
below the name of the fair Bagley
players.
Some of the visitors are expert
enced playeds and their team work
was too much for the locals. The
Bemidji quint had only one expert
enced players and their team work
bow as a team. Yet they put up
good game and with more coaching
and experience will be able to give
good account of themselves.
Miss Olson Star.
For the visitors, Miss Olson was the
star. she netting five field baskets.
Miss Sletton bagged two from the
field and Miss Fursett scored on a
foul.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
BEMlDU HAS "LEAK
ALSO; GAS0LINE..FIRE

There was also a leak" in Be-
midi yesterday afternoon and, as a
result, there was a call for the fire
department.
The leak was in the gasoline tank
of saving apparatus on bobsled
while the machine was at work on
Thirteenth street. The gasoline flow
ed out upon the snow and caught fire
and an alarm brought out the de-
partment, but it's services were not
needed. First reports had it that a
store was on fire.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
RELATIONS AT END
(Bulletin)
BY United Press

~ OAAtCu 44CSS
Washington, Feb. 3.-The United
States has fully decided to cease rela-
tions with Germany. This announce
ment was made early today.
The break with the Teuton powers
has been agreed upon.
Ambassador Gerard, representing
the United States at Berlin, will be
recalled, and ordered to return to
the United States.
Ambassador Count Won Bernstorff.
representing Germany at Washing
ton, will be handed his passports.
All Relations End.
All direct diplomatic relations be-
tween the United States and Germany
will be severed by the United States,
and the United States will be free to
exercise her rights and privileges as
a world power and use any means
she chooses at her command. ,
May Mean War.
President Wilson has made his de.
cision and the crisis with Germany
may lead the United States to become
involved in war, according to those
closest in touch, following develop
ments of Germany's new declaration
to use submarines to sink all ships
of any nation in any part of the seas
she may so elect.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
W.W.STRIKE OFF
ATGEMMELL;MEN
RETURN To WORK

The Industrial Workers of the
World strike of the Backus-Brooks
company at Gemmell and Northome is
off.
This announcement came to the
Pioneer last evening by Secretary
Nils Madison of the Bemidji branch
of Local No. 400, Minneapolis, Mr..
Madison stating that the men would
return to work.
Asked just what it meant by the
''strike being declared off," he re-
piled, "Well, it means that the men
will return to work, and that the
local office has no connection with
the affair.""
Start of Strike.
The strike was called a few weeks
ago by the I. w. w. employed in the
Backus-BrOoks camps. Among the
reasons given for the strike we're in
sanitary condition of their bedding,
sleeping quarters and food. Six
camps at Gemmell were affected and
others in the vicinity of Northome
also felt the effects of the walkout
Approximately 500 men left their
work and the Gemmell camps were
closed tight.
Come to 7Bemidii.
With the first cessation from work
about 60 or 70 of the strikers came
to Bemidji and were quartered at the
Bemidji headquarters of the I. w.
w., in charge of Secretary Madison,
and since the strike, so far as Be-
midi was interested, there has been
nothing to indicate there was any
labor difficulty, the strikers here con-
Quoting themselves in an orderly
manney and attending to their own
business.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
Especial to Pioneer)

Hibbing, Mimi, February 8
W. j. Ryder, former village Off
cial, indicted in November by a Du-
luth grand jury with thirteen other
Hibbing citizens, following bitter
three-years' quarrel between Hibbing
and the Steel trust, was acquitted
last night on a charge Of perjury, fol-
lowing a five days trial. The jury
was out three hours and voted II to
l for acquittai from the first.
Ryder was the first placed on trial,
the state believing it to be the
strongest case. The case of c. M. At
kinson, publisher of the Hibbing
Mesaba Ore, charged with excessive
charges for publishing the village
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
IA
.Canlpbe||!Vlins
Long Dog Race
(Bulletin)
BY United Press

St. Paul, Feb. 3.-Albert
Campbell, Hudson Bay driver,
won the Red River Derby from
Winnipeg to St. Paul, a distance
of 528 miles, arriving here at
12:45 o'clock this noon.
The other four contestants
are due to finish this afternoon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03

(Bulletin)
By United Press

Washington, Feb. 3.-Presi-
dent Wilson this afternoon told
Congress that diplomatic rela-
tions with Germany had been
broken and that Ambassador Won
Bernstorf had been given his
passports at 1:57 o'clock.
The president called upon all
neutrals to follow the example of
the United States. In his ad-
dress the president recalled the
history Of the negotiations with
Germany.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
Latest Bulletins of War
(Bulletins)
By United Press

Washington, Feb. a. The
general army staff today COM
pleted plans for immediate &C.
tion in event of war with Ger
many. The first call will be for
1900, 900 men for the army and
navy. Training camps will be
established in every state in the
Union. Officers say it is futile
to send an army to Europe now.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
Can Ambassador Leave?

Can Ambassador Leave?
Washington, Feb. Sit is
questioned wether Ambassador
Won Bernstorf will be really able
to return to Germany. The
United: States is not obliged to
land him safely at home. If he
should sail on an entente liner
he would undoubtedly be i'm
prisoned.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
BUYS DURHAM BULL,
NOT BULL DURHAM

Brainerd, Feb. Sam Brand of
Roosevelt township has bought a
three-year Shorthorn Durham bull,
weight 1880 pounds, from J. w.
Welch of Brainerd
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
WIRELESS TAKEN
OVER BY THE U. s,
nv United Press J

Washington, Feb. 3.-The United
States government today took over
every wireless station in the country
and Immediately placed them under
strict censorship.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
PLOT TO MURDER
premier IS Barred
(By United Pressl

Derby, Eng, Feb. 3.-Three wo-
men and two men, under arrest for
connection with an attempt to poison
Premier Lloyd George, have made
confession, it was announced today.
They said their plan was to drive
poisoned nails into the victims
boots.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
TEUT0N RAIDER IS
REPORTED SUNK. BY
BRITISH WARSHIPS
(BULLETIN)

'Buenos Ayres, Feb. 3.-Per-
nambuco dispatches today quote
the Belgian consul clerk as say
ing the British cruiser Glas-
Cow, the Amythest and the Kent
sank the German raider which
wrought such havoc to shipping
in the South Atlantic.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03

$500,0O0,000 for Defense.
Washington, Feb. 3.-This
afternoon Senator Thomas of
Colorado introduced a bill auth
orizing $500,000,000 for use Of
the army and navy prepared
ness.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
Spain is Ready.

Spain IS Ready.
Madrid, Feb. 3.-Spain is
practically on a war footing to-
day. Her army and navy have
been given instructions to be
ready to for possible contin-
gency..
All cities throughout the mon
archy are under special guard.
In Barcelona, public opinion
appeared today almost infamed
against Germany's decree Of un-
limited summarizing.
Extra police are guarding
buildings occupied by foreign
diplomats and consular repre-
sentatives of the Central powers.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
RYDER Is Found Not Guilty
ofPerjury; Five Days Trial
Ends; Editors Trial Next

financial statements of 1916, is set
for trial Monday. The defense is
confident that Atkinson will be
promptly acquitted.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
= Deutschland Cargo Afire.

Deutschland Cargo Aire.
New London, Conn.,, Feb. g.
The cargo waiting here for the
German submarine liner
Deutschland, which is expected
momentarily to arrive at this
port, is on fire. The fire started
soon after it was announced
that diplomatic relations with
Germany had been severed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
WATCH BOMB PLOTS

New York, Feb. 3.-All possible
preparations are being taken to pre-
vent any bomb plots and violence.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
SWITZERLAND IN CHARGE
(By United Press)

Washington, Feb. 3.-Ambassador
Won Bernstorff today turned over the
German embassy's affairs to Switzer-
land.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
NAVAL STATIONS
ARE UNDER GUARD
(By United Press)

Washington, Feb. 3-Orders were
issued today to admit no one to any
naval station. All guards have been
ordered trebled.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
RESERVATION CLOSED

(By United Press)
San Diego Gaiif::;;@ Feb" 3 THE
military reservation here was closed
today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
IEAGUEISLANDNAW
YARD IS PLACED ON
WAR BASIS BY j. s.
(BUILETIN)
(By United Press)

(BUILETIN)
(By United Press)
Philadelphia, Feb. 3.-The
League Island Navy yard was to-
day placed on a war basis, after
feverish excitement aboard ships
yesterday.
ALI gates and the yards are
closed to visitors.
Shore leaves have been coun-
termanded and triple guards
placed at every entrance.
Extra patrols have been
placed aboard every warship and
in the streets.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
AMERICAN LINER
HOLDS HER PORT
(By United Press)

New York, Feb. 3-The American
liner St. Louis has cancelled it's sail
ing from Liverpool, it was announced
here today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
Argentine Notified.

Argentine Notified.
Buenos Ayres, Feb. 3.-The
Argentine government has been
officially notified by the United
States that the outlook for fur
ther friendly relations is decid-
edly grave.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-02-03
GERMANY FORCES
AMERICAS HAND
BY DECLARATION
Bulletin)
BVUnited Press

By United Press
Washington, Feb. 3-President Wilson will address
Congress o'clock this afternoon announce the break
with Germany in diplomatic relations.
Ambassador Gerard ordered home today and
Ambassador Won Bernsorff will Immediately receive his
passports
Announcement made today that all relations of
a diplomatic nature with Germany at end.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-07

Sn BEN fofsen 9eim bon Jrau
Colon G @ott on Der @rstnseis
aDenus boiien ii4 seftern Ra4mittda
bic Wittglieber bes Dtuti4en Sanlen'
aIubs unb aud Elm glnSapl anberer
Damen sineefunbeu. I'M al eiaer ab'
i9posfeier fir 6rau 2ouas Yte'
tor Saar tbeiIsuns5men. bic bes
ianutIid init ibrem @attn in Sdlb,
nab ebicaso iibersuiebsIn esberlt,
als bIsibsnbes anbenten an ibrs bt.'
fieen areuHbinnen ipurbe Der Sdsr'
bsnben bonn OtutIben 0omensaiu6
Elm biibI9er Flbsrner 5snsr gum Sc.
T9enf eeuladt. 8ei aaffes, 9udsn
unb See Cream perIebten bic Gar7,a
sinen gsnubreidtn Ro6mittoe.
Srau Barbara amenb rnb
ainbsr bon SnSianopoIis, Snb.. be-
finben iid bier onf geIu5 bel iEren
Gltern refp. GrpBeItern, Germ uub
ffrau 9eo. Il. 3itt.
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Sie priIndrtuablen.
9nr resiitrirte @1bler f6nuen bel ben
ieIben itiiumen.

etm ndaften Disnftos, ben IA
ausuit. finbsn nidt nur bic primdr'
fpabIsn bebifs QufitelIuns Der repubIi'
faniI9en unb bemotratiffxu Wluui'
5ipaI Sanbibaten, io1beru ou4 BIZ
ReferenbumtpaH besiigl. Der 80 Gents
9dsrdts Sroinans ftott.
Srgenb elm quolifi3irter Wdbler,
fam iid mad fetnem WabIplnB
begeben unb nur fir ben Gosratens
Orbiuons Gtimm3stteI frasen. Rie'
mnro iebo9, ber nidt sfeBmdbig res
eiftrirt 1T, fouu feline Stimme abse'
ben unb ale @dbI.r, ipsl6e felt Der
Isbten DahI ibreu @obHFb sednbert
bdsu, iofpis folds, tpeI2s erff fettbem
bas gefsbIi6e 4lter erreidt babeu,
miiTsn Ii5 regiftrir.n Iafen.
lin bies su erm6gIifen bdt ber
mabIrutb fOIgeHbe Rssiitrirungstase
angeiebt:
fir Cincinnati - Wtittspon, Dons
nerFag Treitng uub Sdmiias IN ber
Office BEG @ablraths, 3. unb Dals
nut gtroB. pm 8 llhr Morseus Bis
9 lbr slbenbs.
Fir Rorpoob unb Ct. Bernnrb -
sgreitae unb Samftag In ben Stabt'
balIen, bon s llbr Morssus Bis 9 llbr
Mbenbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-07

- 7as CT. Wtorien SoipitoI plniit
Sen @au elmer GmpiDai9erei ar
Clinton uilo 2inn StraBe. Eie so
ipitaIoeripaltrng fam eeitern M gut
ont I'M ben notbieen 2tluidein elm
9ic Soften iperoeu aiii S15, 900 Der.
ani9Iagt
= Die esobbing Goniectioners' sli'
iuciation begorn geitern I'M Sotel 9ib'
ION ibre SSSabresperiminIliing nns
5mdr nit eiHer 9istuiicn iiber eine
notbpertbiee greiserbobung fiir ollie
eano1iorten. Sobe ArbeItsIobne uirh
erhobie M9oterialfoiten peroen als
Sr:ino aieeseben.
= Sie Yubgetz3omuiiiion bal ii4
eeitern bur9 MabI bes guIntpi4ab,
meiifsrs Cooper gum @oritbeuben bes
StaatsontpaIts Campbell gum 9ise'
8oriibsnben unb bes Gou,itpdubitors
9urr gum Sttretdr ptsaniiirt unb
fpirb beute nit ibren sIrbsiten anfdns
gen. Sobdlb Der neleeipdbIte g0un.
tpdubitOr gsdman fsin Gmt ontrii,
ipirb er Germ Slirr in Der Dthorbs
ablpfen.
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. sabIrsi4e asIspbon /. eutf4dftsu

fe sablrei9e SeIepbon Botfadftsu
iber angebli9e 9srIebunssn Der
SonntassssTebe erbalien; jsbc4 ipol'
te tsiner bisIsr Oonunainnten feinel
Ramen anseben. ober trtldrei. no fi1
bieie S6dnflotals befinben. Die gos
Ii5ei beridtst jebob. baB nit 2lusnabs
me bes pbsneripGbnten 6aIles bic
iGmmtli9en S9nntIdials am Conn.
tag seTbloHen tparen.
= Ser Campbell SO. Wdblrdtb
ipirb fi9 bslite nn9 aleroubria begs'
ben, mo bic OffisieIe Stimmen3dbiuHg
ooroenommen tperben ipirb. Die Taas
ioritdt Risfsnberss, bemotrotiiGJer
aanbibot fir Sberiff. foII ben lesten
WabIbsri9ten sufolse II Stimmsn
betragen. Die 5rsunbe bss 9esners
2ouis Sisman beanTpruden, bis Die
pffiSieIle 3Gblung porgenpmmen Nib,
bic Domination. 2ebters bthdup.en
fogor, bub lInreeelmdBistsiien In Der
primdripabl porgetomrnen Ieien uHe
iieIIen epentueu cine 4ontsltirune ber
Nominatipn Rieieuberss in ausfiGt.
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Sas Sinh bee splbateu.

9as Sugenbsridt burbs ssitsrr
in aenutniB ssfeBi, bub bas fiini
Yiuuate aIte atnb bes Solhatsn Dil.
liam Sdud BON 3. Regiment ben bsi
Wlutter, Gruu SiIba Saud. 632 Gtot'
elpeuu.. Der Sanie fortgaiommsr
porben III. fyrau gSelnn Rnfsnsr
632 Stdie apenIis, Sauts S9tpie.
gtrmutter, bate bas finb rcr einioer
Susen nah BEN Chen Bart sebraH,
unb es Dor Sauds SsIt nieberaeIeot
Dieter brndts bag qlsine gu feline,
G9peier, 1905 RdusfisIb Sirabe
frau SiIba 6oud IN auF beuts Dor
bus Sueenbaeri6t eelaben porben.
Der amtirenbe Rihter gfippert ipire
iih bemiibsn. Elm eutes Seim fir bas
unI4ulbige ainb 5u finbeH.
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Giieababns 0iebftable.
SsI&e finbsn por ben gunSesbsb0rbsn
eiu 9aadipiel.

Der 22idbris. gbarlrs WurpEn
1000 Msr&ean 2lpsaus, uno Der 81
Sabre oIte 4lbert 6. Deder aus Obi,
cago, Gepddmeiiter Der 6. &c 8. gi'
fenbabn, ipurSen gefierH bon gunosss
deputies unier einem Bunbesgsies ,trs
baftst, nel1ss gsesn ben 9nbitall
bon Grtiten i'm Sraniii gri@tei if.
Daurpbp purbe Dor einieen Wonai:w
su eiuer I6neren arbeitsbdustrdfe
perurtbeilt, ipeiI er aus einttn Giiisrs
ipagsn S9intsn geitoblsn baiie. 81
battle feineu Straftermiu iceben psrs
biibt. als er bon Den 8unbesbeamien
beim S4laffitt9en genommsn purbs.
9unbesiommifdr gbler feIIte lin
unter $1,000 giird9dft fiji siu Dsrbrr
ain l5. 4uauit.
Defer foI I'M Jarrnnr aus : Rem
apffer einee paHasiers tinen Dias
mantrins s.itohl.n babeu. CT pldis
birts niht f6aIbis uHb irirbt ebtns
faIIs nnter iauienb Dollars Biirsfhafs
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@ualft itatt.
aeinsr Der Mdnnrr mar fsnffonbe,
bie 8iirsfhaft su HELEN. fobab Il, bis
gum 9ermin ins GefdngntB sd9idt
inurbe1t. 80.
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Seriueab MduHerdOr.

en- Der geitrigen eisune bes obi
gen Bereins, bic inter gorfis oei
!Scrrn hilbert @ons lnb nit &errr
Sans aebprer nls Sefret1r itattfnno
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iIdt erfolgwid, eeipeien III, ebenic
rurDe ii5er Die Sdnoerfnbrt am Dori.
gen Gpniltne ilnfl s,ibinnapoIis be.
rid.kt, on ipcIfcr iidb etfpn 100 Qer.
ioncn betbeiligten. Gs tpiiroe befflcI.
fen. benz SosinIiitiiHen Gdneerbuno,
icrie 6sni 2ieberfrnn5 bon Snbioiio'
polls, ! bic q ftt CzgEIegkn isizs {ieaar
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ocntid,er aRiIitdr INT. .gsrein.

Sn Saefncr's Suqe. GIn unb 81
bertp Strnse. oerIautntelte iid geFteri
sltenS Der obige 8ereiri iirrter 8oriit
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bic iiblife lluteritiIsuntg bon $S 5ilI
glus5abIlmg. &crr SSofepb @en5 beridp
iets IN ieiiier Gigenidaft als 9elegal
iiber oie Iette CHUNG oes Q. "
gtaotcerbanbes. Serr s.. Sehler,
2919 Gionep aneuue, Der pom 1910
II I'M Snfnlterie-Regin rs in
&aniburg sebient bot, fuurbe burt
ssdnierno $. Seeuer 5ur Wiitglie6id,afi
prreeidIoeeH unb ieine applitatiou
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pnteriubi iperben Die aamera6eu 6.
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gereinsn6Seiden fiir 25idbriee Wfit.
glieoidoft unb SER &enrp @loedler
Elm ioldes fir oeroierImoIie Mrbeit III
sSutereiie bes gereins iiberreid)t. 81.
nenI @orinIog Der grefiitiDe oes g..
81. ariegerburSes, Sab Die bjeiisc ger.
erigiing 3eiitider, GeIfrreihiifer
iiitb llnenriider Gulner1oen in ben
8ititb olrfgenonuHen iperoe, ipnroe
belabenb beigepfIidltef. Eie nddate
GcneraIoerinmmlunJ tpuroe nnf
Sonrttag 9adntittag. f6. Septeirrber.
irr 8ereirsIofoI onaeiett. Tie ginna6.
men betriisen $27 80 urlo oiesslusea.
ben S17 80.
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Ssreibrief. anmaiiifsn
8arasrapben betreffs Strahenbabn
Gepartemeut erbalten neue
JaIung.

9as apHmittes, tpel&ss ben Grei,
brief in Hsini4rtft gu brinsen bat.
bat na9 pprber9esangener &DnfereIs
ben parasrapben bstrefis bss Stras
benbd6n Oepariements cine anbere
6afuns ssgebsn. Die S9nslpertsbrs'
ROmmiifton bate sesen bi. uripriings
li6e 5ofuns proteTtiri. Den neuen
8eitimmunesn sufoIss tann Der Stra,
STANDARDIZATION nur fdde wla4tbes
fugnifie unb pfIi9ten ausiiben, bic
bem Wnbor unb Der Strabenbnbns
&Onmiifion unter beitefenbsn Orbit
nan5sn 5uffeben; fernsr ale pflihten
uno Ma4tbefusniffe Der SdneaDers
tebrs Sommiiiion, bic Hitt bur9
bic betreffenbe 2ltte fir bic aommiis
fion ipesieq referbirt iinb. gbf9lub
bon po9tbertrissn, grtbeilung unb
Grlangung BON @sreatiamen. Grperb
Don Gigsntbum, iofuie 8pntrolliruus
unb gau bes GfnenpertsbrssSn
eebDrsn 5ur ausi6ieblinsn Yrdrosas
tipe Der SdnellDerte9rs aommiFion.
Ulit ge3ug auf Strabenbalnosrs
ldnesrunsen, reus 2tnien ober 0ers
dnberung beifexnber 2inien III Der
Strabenb16nbireitor uur berntberber
8eamter unb er bari gmpfebluneen
MAIDEN. Gonif BAT er nidts brsinourss
ben.
4n Der Spnferen5 nabmen Stabts
annalt Charles q. Groom, Grsb. g.
Spiegel als 8sratber Der S9neapers
tebrs aommiifion; Gbas. 8. Roie
uno Walter u. &night oIs Rathgeber
Der Stobt; gnis g. &iuteab nnb Sol.
@ilbp dls 9ertreter Der 5rartion Co.,
fopie lgalter 8. Sbobi unb Gtnnlen
G6offer als gerireter Der 8orifobts
babnen t6eil. gs iUirb anssnpmmsn,
bnb bic reie GaTuns ben ftGbtifheH
Ak55rafa ass- &4aeannistrss3r !,
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lInfdHe.

- lem 80 idbrign Waoi5inifitn
Tdr Gprs. A Chen parf 5erraet, fiel
qsitsrn Elm f6lperes Gtiid Gif,n auf
ben refttn CUB. nobel ihm Der sroBs
3tb oerart serquetitt apurbt. bab CT
nrlprtirt iperbtn mubte. patrolauip
2 brnds ben Mmn mad bsm Gtabts
bofpiiaI.
= Der 54 idbrise Bdder gbos.
Rif, 1120 Queen Gitp Mpsnue, iuur.
be gsiiern 9crmittag. ais er entlnng
BEN GiIsHb1bngsIsifsn Der o. Il. 8.
R. R. on Der Queen Gin slpsnue nit
aobIennIfIsisn bsihdftist mar, plla
elmer QptomDiibe eetroffsn unb seristb
70 ungliidlth inter bic gfHber, bab
ibm Der rs&te 5ub nbgefnhrsn spurbs.
pdtrol0lfc 8 brnate jhu md BAN
&tdStHnfplho{.
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eibsr1I.saseriid,er INT. .gersin.

Die ssfris. Sibuns bes obigsn
8ereius bausrt. rur lnnee gsnus, um
an Stpei er,ruHtte Nitslieber SO nls
llnterftiiburs onsupeiien. Soni Ios
gen teins Geitdfts sur Grlsbisung
por. Die Ginnuhmea betrugen $40
unb bic ausea5en Sc. Die B.rinmms
lung, in ipsI6er Ssrr Sueob Slid ben
8prFB uno Ssrr Seo. &. 3iii bas
grptptol fiibrts. fnrb IN Sn9g SaIs,
121 BeIt Glber Ctr. itatt.
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SeHesme unb Saytsm.

SIN Supton POIioeiscri9t ipurbs
seitern 9ermann Deerins. peI8sr Der
Sruntenbeit unb bes unorbentli5en
Setragens angetIast mar. 81 10 Sastn
@efdngniB DerurtbeiIt.
- Sn Der 9uibiHs Star 2oss ter
Ppibiusritter BON Doptnn ,pirb teu!.
abenb 3err 9ermann BlumsntbaI ii,
nen 8Ortras iiber ben ~GurOpGiftsu
4riea" balten.
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s,arnaari @rpiilpae.

Die StaatssrOBIose Der Snrusari
bdlt om a.. 10. uno 16. Qluguit in
Der interchangeable 3u Ddptpn lire
.SdhresDerfammlung al.
Don ben bieiigen Qosen iperben fol-
genbe DeIegoten an ben Sibunesn Der
9roblose tbtiInebmsn: GieaeiIcse go.
701: Dtpuib @rpbBnrpe Mnton
Gli;6txin. E al @srfrofu. Qa,d Q[bs