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of camouflage. The exposition models
were never out Of Washington until
last year, and this will be the first
year of the display Of the eamouflage
models. The navy also will show hund
reds of articles Of equipment, including
the Y.gun for the launching Of depth
charges, big torpedoes and their trucks,
proiectiles of various sizes, radio. tele-
phones, clothing worn in Submarines,
machine guns, and other equipment
The marine corps will also have large
display.
The exhibit material from the de-
partment of agriculture covers as wide
a field as do the activities of this de-
partMent. The forest service win show
best methods of numbering and forestry
forest fire prevention, recreation in
the national forests, construction of
wind breaks, prevention of erosion;
the bureau of public roads will demon
strate how modern improved highways
ure constructed, how roads and farm
steads can be. best located to take ad,
vantage Of natural topography; the bu-
reau of markets will show marketing
by parcels post, grading of fruits and
vegetables, and city marketing and
storage of food products; the bureau of
animal industry will show the best
methods of raising cattle, swine, poul-
try and other live stock, and how to
combat the destructive diseases that
the federal government, in cooperation
with the states, is fighting; this bu
reau will also show methods of dairy
: and poultry buildings and other farm
.strpctures; the bureau of plant indus
try will show the production of corn,
tile various cereal crops, forage crops
and fruit; the bureau OF entomology
will deal with destructive insects and
methods Of preventing damage from
them; the bureau of chemistry will
show how to prevent explosions in
mills, how to dry vegetables, how ami
nal hides should be treated on the
farm, the composition Of feed stuffs,
the enforcement of the federal food
and drugs act, the composition Of soft
drinks, adulteration of foods and drugs
the states relations service will dem
onstrate the organization national,
state, county and community - that
transmits better farming knowledge
from the research workers to the man
on the farm; the biological survey will
show its work in preventing damage to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-20

single rose of contrasting crepe on the
left breast, blanket stitched in silk or
wool. All edges of the smock are also
outlined with the same stitch. A love
ly lavender smoek sports a pink rose
with green stem and leaves, while
royal purple shows a rose of vivid
flame and a buttercup yellow is blank
let stitched in black with a rose OF two
shaded purple.
Just why these sleeveless slip-on gar
ments are dubbed smocks is an enigma,
for nary a smock show they. They re-
semble more a jumper belted in, with
their. blanket stitch bordered belts.
! Even the loose three quarter regula
| tion artistic cut smocks, long sleeved
| and evolved of voile or thinner cot
| ton crepe, are smoekless as to stitching,
but they arc fascinatingly stitched in
wool and appliqued in lovely garlands
Of differently tinted, cut out crepe
| flowers glories, roses on even
| first fruits like apples or. the festive
cherry and the purple grape.
| Hat bands stitched and appliqued to
match up these smoeks are made for
| floppy sunhats of coarse bright straw
land complete a set that few can we'll
resist. Certainly when east is west,
| east must be shocked and sweatered
| to repletion or be dowdy dame in
deed. For to be out of a sweater out
in California is to be- ont of style and
out of luck, as well as out of the pic
| tlire
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of
Floral Society
Members Sought

The Salem Floral Society calls upon
all its members to cooperate in making
the coming fair great success.
The floral section of fair is always
the great attraction for all visitors. We
want to show that Oregon flowers are
as wonderful as her fruits and vege-
tables.
Sixty members of the Portland society
will come to the fair Friday. Mr.. Clan,
ey, whose talent for decorative display
has received wide recognition, is now al
the fair grounds. Under his skilfrl
hands the pavilion will be bower OF
beauty. Mr.. Clancy personally en-cr-
tains the visiting society at luncheoI
and the Salem society will serve light
Refreshments at the pavilion.
Designated places to receive potted
plants will be named later. While these
will be exhibited collectively for thu
society, individually they will be oper
to premiums.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-20

Anywhere in Southern California,
Sept. I9.-The native costume of the
southern California female aborignee
consists mostly of sweater-one for
each day in the week. The mere detail
of sport skirt or pair of riding
breeches to accompany it make up the
appropriate and attractive ensemble.
This favored and omnipresent attire is
varied only by the substitution of a
Ismock for a sweater for one or two
of the days cut Of the weekly seven.
Back east we think we know a thing
or two about sweaters, but the Califor-
.uia sweater is to the eastern garment
what riot of California roses is to
the floral offerings of our bleak New
England coast.
Variety is the spice of sweaters and
all the changes that colored yarns and
knitting needles can spell, to say moth
ing of the crochet hook, have been
brought into play to deck the native
fdaughter.
Save for few filet crochet sweat
ers of silk, the Golden Girls haven t
become enmeshed so completely in
these designful sweaters as their east
ern cousins. Their penchant seems to
be for knitted slip-on wool sweater
whose elbow sleeves finish in full
frll of the knitted wool and which
ends its knit and purl career in a full
ripply peplum around the hips. These
are usually of two colors-the peplum,
sleeve ruffles and a border around the
V shaped neck being contrasting hue
from the body of the sweater.
/. Aside from these fussy little shpsons
! the more convential sweater coat Of
theavy knitted silk is the best dress up
sweater. A stunning one of navy blue
silk with collar and fold continued
all the way down both sides of the
front Of fluffy white angora is being
worn by the striking wife of Peter b
rKyne, the famous California author
! She wears it with a white Barone'
satin skirt, white pumps and navy
stockings and broad brimmed sailor
hat of navy blue velvet with an entire
tundcrbrim of long haired white beav
Ter exactly matching up the angor'
trimmed blue sweater.
/ When it comes to the slip-on smock
they are even more fascinating thai
1.-the sweaters. The most artistic are o
cotton japanese crepe, appliqued in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-20

work.
Superintendent Todd announces that
special teachers have been assigned for
this part time school and in no instance
will the pupils be placed along with
those in the regular grades. In other
words, the part time schools will be spe-
cial schools for those who have not had
the opportunity to complete the eighth
Grade work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-20

men is thought to be necessary due to
the fact that even boys scarcely over ~
years Of age are coming from Port.aad
and breaking into stores and occasional
ly stealing automobiles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-20
Firemen OF San Francisco
Frame Anti-Strike Union

San Francisco, Sept. 2O.-san Fran
cisco firemen have organized union
to prevent strikes in the department.
Application for admission as unit Of
the Fire Fighters Of Amerieh has been
sent to the, American Federation of La
Dor, with a list Of 41S members, Off
cials of the new organization announced d
today.
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San Francisco May Get Next
Convention OF Democrats

San Francisco, Sept. 2O.-Providing
the people Of this city and Of the state
of California are desirious of having it
here, the democratic national convention
to be held next June will be called for
San Francisco. This is. the opinion of
Edward +. Goltra, national. committee
man from Missouri, here on business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-20

The Jersey Creamery company, after
continuous operation in Vancouver, has
been absorbed by the Columbia Dairy
Products company, recently organizeu
with capital stock great enough to
handle practically all of the dairy bus,
mess in ,larke county
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-20

Baron Goto, former foreign minis
ter, saws Japan will refuse to ratify
the peace treaty if the Shantung clause
is excluded.
Five more teachers are needed for
the schools of Umatilla county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-20

Helix, in Umatilla county, with two
paved streets, is the smallest city in
Oregon TO boast such improvements.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-20

Much baled hay is being shipped
from Umatilla county. The pricc I. O.
b. is $25 ton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-20

Public schools of Washington coun-
ty will have holiday Thursday end
Friday to allow the pupils to attend tho
county school fair at Hillsboro.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-20

#. A. Elliott, state forester, left Sa-
lem Monday on his semi,annnal anspee--
ton tour Of the forests of Marion ana
Clackamas counties.
Indications point to heavy planting
Of orchards in Oregon next season ana
nursery stock is said to be EXCEEDING
ly short.
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.Jiclicrcn BmSapeit
BON RctzHm6lanS
Sas SnIten Ses rmmGniiflen |or.
mari6es traftist bic nnga.
ride Suminnniiten-9ie.
giernng.

g8ien Ia. 1ioi.-g8ie bier aus
9uOnpeit eiugetrofiene gioAridien
6eiogeh iino Die G5edo.Slobafen
nit Sen 9lumdnen au elmer 8erit6n.
Oigung aetommen un0 boben ii6 in
Der llfrnine bereiniet, poour6 ieoe
ger6inoung oieier Staot nit 9fuB.
Lamb abgGi6nitten 1T.
3ur9 oen fiir3lid) erfoIgten
Stialtaito oes rltm1niiden Gornar.
ibes, Der, mie offi8iea gelneloet
miro, bon Scr 6rie6ensfoniercn5
bcrfii9t wurOe, lit bic Wtoht ser
lngariiden &omuuniiten- -Gegierltng
be0elItero eritarft. Ser 5orti6ritt
Ser 5riP0cnsberbanoIungen in &a.
ri8 miro bon oen aouununiiten ge.
nnueitens perfolgt. Die sgolfs.
itimme" un0 on0ere guoapeiter
3eititngen berltrteileu Die SSrieoens.
bori9l6ge nls ofopitaliitiih" meld)e
6ie geriflobung olunierer poIen
oeutiden 8riioer" beabiidtigt.
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nlcltcpcliitiic6e
1'crib.uorltlto

Ge3 I2oineg, Sa, IA. @1ai.-
6iinf 4}eriouen pur6en 1tnter Der
9tnfIoea Der @eriGp0rlrng uno ge-
ite6ung ron oen @roBgei6morenen
5pr geridttihen 8erontlportung
beranJeaogen. Der 8eri9uorung lag
Elm 4lan 8n @rtnoe. I'M SS1tereiie
bon @afIer 6irmen iuo 8abrifanteu
Elm MaonopoI gum g[nfauf bon ar-
meeblGnfets 3u erlongen. Inter ben
g(ngetldgten iit6: 2trtbur aoerner,
.Geitedung mb 8eri1D0rltng,
minneapolis; Soiepb 9iboaoes, gtor.
folf, ga., 8eite6ltng uuo Ser.
i4worlmg; gQeran6er @roB, 9tin.
nenpoIi8, 8eri6p0rung; gaidael
2ebp im0 g. 8. Brill, Chicago,
9eitedltng; Chicago 8ertreter Ser
Mihael Gou6er Gompanp, elm
Sling.
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Ddneit tpcMcit keiite
DcMtit9cn anitcktieren

g8oibin9ton Ia. Mioi.-Gie bic.
iioe odniibe @eionbtidoft erbielt
eeitlrn bon ibrer &egierrne in So.
penbogen elm 9nbelgromm in mel.
dem Die @titteiIing eRtbalten lit,
0nB beioe 9onmern oes 66tliiGen
8arIamcntes Die. Our6 Die Srieoens.
fonferena 5u eriporten6e lleberlDei.
Jung bon Shlesipig on 8Gnemarf
in gebeinler Situng beroten babe.
go6 elmer @ntideioung Der So
riier Sricoensfonferen3 ioa 6ieies
friiber OGnii6e @e6iet, peIdes i'm
Sabre 1864 an 9reuBen fieI, 5peds
8olfsobitin1nitng in orei areile
eingeteilt iueroen. SStt oieler 8obl,
ipelGe gu beriAieOenen 3eitpunften
itottfinoen ioa, mag onnn Die BE.
bolferltng oes betreffenoen 2nnoes.
teiles enti6eioen, OF linen Die SIN.
eIiebertng OH 9Gnemorf genebm
1T.
Syn 6Gniiden areiIen befiirdtet
man iept, 6oB Die iiioIi6ite @nbt-
5one, nel9e I'M 2aufe Der Sabre
nobe3u bollit1nOig eermaniiiert
puroe, iib 5peifeIlos fir eine glu-
idlieBung an 3duemarf entidei-
ben miro. I'm boour6 Der ST. eripar-
ten0en boben oeutitben Stenernlnlt
81 entgeben,
3urd cine 0erartiee @ntideioltng
ober ipiiroen lie elm Cell Der odni.
iden getolferlmg, ober nit Der.
ieIben nibt ourd Die ganoe Der
2iebe, ion6ern MIR ourd ioIfe Der
3pedlndBigfeit berbiln0en iein.
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9rei gnnfen peridlmplsell.

Ct 2ouis, $40. - 8rei Der groB.
ten gnnfen oie W}ebanics 9(meri.
can gtotionol, ct. 9ouiS Union uno
0ie 5biro g3atiouaI 9anf. per6eu
beridntol5en, 10 mur6e beute bier be,
fonnt gege6eu un0 8fpar inter Dem
gtalnan glmericnn Union Sbir0 gia-
tional ganf. Die neue 9anf miro
Elm aapital bon $tO.000,000 ba6eu
NIT einem lteberiduB bon S5,000,-
900 mo einen ltnperteilten Grofit
bon $50O,000 Die 8epoiiten Der
orei ganten beloitfen iid nltf $12t.
100000 uno lire geionunteit BE-
3ugsbeitGnoe otf $i56,495, 900.
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sSr[Gnher Iniien nidt [pfer.

Dublin IA, @loi. 5ronf 8.
@ali5 crfldrte borgeitern I'M Ser.
lapfe elmer 9tnipro6e in 9(tbline,
oaB ioipobI er, ols ou6 bie on0e.
rem 8ertreter bon irii9.omerifoni-
i6en @ereinigltngen Die 9fitgIieoer
Ser 5rie0ensfonferen5 eriu6en mer.
oen @6mar6 Sc &alero at qeitatt-
ten ibnen Die 8iinihe oe8 iriiden
8olfes por5uIegen. gor i9rer 2(6.
reiie nod @nris ibra6en Ii6 Die
GeIegatcn g8aIfb, G0maro s. Gun-
he itn6 Afi6nel 9tpan IN entbuiioiti.
ider g9aiIe iiber oie unenoliA GIN
itigen @elegenbeiten fiir Ole font
mer8ielle un0 inoultriele gnt-
ptfluug sSrlan08 aus.
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Gbinas Dcleoaten
NIT GcS beSrcbt

Noris, IA. @toi.-Gie 6ineIii6e
5rieoensOeIegotion erbieIt bier ge.
Itern aus beri9ieOenen Seilen Chi
mas 9peiden 8ueeionOt, in uel4en
iie nit Dem Sobe beorobt neroen,
faIls iie Die SrieOensbori6ldge nit
Der gegeumdrtigen 6oilung Der ia-
pnniiden SorOerungen be3iigli6
Siing.Gan uno Sbantltng ullter5ei9-
nen. Cine am II. @3oi bon Siung
5u a6geianOte 9epei9e, meIde bon
$4,000 Gbineien 9eionot muroe,
erfldrt, Dob iie ii6 I'M Sale Der
llnter5ci6nung oes gegenlpdrtigen
acknowledgements ntHt nit @nt-
ibuIoiauneen abfinoen Iaiien uno
jeoen Geleeaten, Der iid alS Ser
r1ter an China ermies, olS iotden
bebonoeln iper0en.
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@erI6ina IObt gSartcrillllel.

8aibingtolt IA. Ntai. yu et-
mem aabelgranm on 0as Sfofe
areu5 itnttete General GerIbina oeil.
g8drteriitnen bes Roteit areuses Sen
8anf Der amerifoniiden 9[rlnee ali
fir 0en nnerrni0li6en Gienit. ,gie
erfolgrei9e Srganiiieritng Ser aran.
tenpflege ieitens oes Roten sareu5es
iaat Der General ofann fliht iiber.
idabt neroen. eSeoernionn in Ser
amerifaniiden expeditions qlrmee
bot mir 9ant fir Die gg6rferinnen,
Die ltnollsgeiebt tGtig iDareib uniere
&omerooen 8u pflegen 1tn0 biela oer-
ielbeft fnieoer gum 2ebet itn0 8nr @e.
iinobeit auriifgebroht boben.~
Der beritorbenen W1iB Gelnno,
ols 9ireftor bes 9ep1rtements fir
arnnfenpfleee I'M nmerifailiihen SO.
ten areil3, finO mir at beionoerenl
8ant unO geluunoerling berpfIidb.
fet."
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G6icaaps @lildlfntidler itreifen.

Chicago, Ia. Mai. Sier Iino
belte etipa $500 MiIdfutIher an
ben Streit gegangen, lpoourd oie
@lildd6lieferung beoeltteno beeir-
tr06tigt ipuroe. TOO meitere Suit
ider, luel6e iid beute mor9en nod
3ur 2lr6eit einfanoen, 6iirften fi9
gleidfaas ben Streitern onidlieBen.
9ieiel6en berlangen einen 8o9en>
Iobn bon $35 ne6it &omniiiion. g..
8an3er, Der Sefretdr oe8 @oq3ugs-
aisiduiIes Ser sSainois Sainoi8
@aiGdbdnOler @ereini9ung, bat oen
2eltten $50 uno aonmiiiion onge.
boten bod ginqen oieleIben nidt
Oarouf Elm. @iildfoniltluellten boIen
iib jebt ibreu 8eoarf ielbIt BON Den
oeridieoenett Molfereien.
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glnhnr nnb Gliflter I'M streit.

So6oteit, ID, @}ai. = Die Sta0t.
lpobl ortete bier in einen aanpi
aiuiideu Dem Gountprihter 9obertr
un0 Mopor &atrif @riffin aus, Ser
Mopor IieB 1870 @tann in @nft neb-
men inter Dem &eroo6t, oaB 6ieiel-
ben repu6lifaniitbe &epeaters bon
9felp 0orf ieien Die 2eltte mur0en
bon g}idter Qobertp ebenio idnell
entlaiien, ols iie berboftet nuroen.
gtidter 3obertb lteB biernuf oen 0lo-
nor eiltiperran uno Der IeBtere mics
Sen ACKNOWLEDGEMENT on, beiut
9ti6ter Spapaee bonn Staotsoberge-
ri6t ein @eiu9 at lteIleh oaB 9fid-
ter 0obertb negen Gonipiration 0aS
8obIgeieb MIL uno nidtig 8u mo-
den un6 Oie @infiibrltug bon berodd-
tigen Gbarafteren 3l beaiinitigen, in
Salt ge6ro6t iueroe.
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Die Orc9nita Ser
OeItcrteicbet

9aier. IA. a4ai. ggdbren0 elmer
9lniprade at cine rieiige 9emonitra'
tionsneriountlltne Dor Dem 8ienar
&atbduie erfl1rte Der 6Iterrei6iide
Ganaler Or. &arl gienner, OoB 0as
8olf in bieier i6refliden StruOe
nidt iene 6rieOensbeOin9nnae1 er'
bolten iper6e, tpelde eS erlporte
irn0 fir neIde man eebofft babe,
fails hos freie SelbitbeItirnntnn9s-
re6t Ger 86lfer onerfonnt tporoen
mare. SSn ieiner 9feoe fortfdbreno,
erfl1rte bonn Der Heoner: uglber
Oicipr 9rie0e tit nidt bos lebta
8ort IN oieier g(ngeIegenbeit. lin
iere GtnnObnftigteit muB ben 8e.
ipeis crbriitger, 6aB bier Elm Bolt
lebt, oas iid icine8 gfedtes be-
mubt lit iiber iid ielbit au beitim.
men.
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gerIanst Grmafisnns Der gtebras-
ia Srddtge6ii6ren.

8ai9in9ton IA. Weoi. - gls
9ertreter Ser 8iireeridaft bon
@ron6 SSSlanb uno &aItingS Iegte
geitern &err g. S. Mcgonn Dem
MISREPRESENTATION Der 8abnaomini-
itration, Serru Gbnrbers, Oie @riin-
be Dor, iparum Die 5rodtraten I'M
5entraIen gtebrasfu, meitlid BON
2incoln mnO 6relront, berringert
perOen iolten. Senator gtorris,
Superintendent 9lnoreips, 8iirgernei-
tier glibton BON Grano SSslan0 uno
@. $. goung nnbmen on ser Ser
banOlung tell. Serr Chambers er-
iudte ben Spreder, Elm ausfiibrli=
DIES idriitIiAes @eiuA in oieier
gngelegenbeit eilt8ureiden 1ln0 ber.
iprad baIoi9e @rIe0igung oesielben.
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itno geiipiele Ser @eoingung8bor.
| idldge, meIde, mie Serr Glemeuce.
olt lmieren 0elegoten geitern nit.
teilte, Die gnliierten inter 8eo6dd,
tllng Der @rin3ipien, inter 0enen Der
8affenitillitanO seidloiien uno oas
6rieoensangebot genodt lpur0e,
ausgenrbeitet baben.
QSir baben @egenborIfldae ge.
moft uno iperOen nod mebr Der.
ielben MAIDEN. 0lit SSbrer 3uitim.
ntiing betra6ten mir eS ferner fir
uniere beilige GflidJt gu llnterban6.
Iungen 8u fonlnlen.
Sier ltno BORT MAIDEN iidl iit nell-
trolen 2Gn0ern @iniid]t uno Die ein-
laden gerpfIiftltngen geeen Sumo.
nitdt bemerf6or. glud IN Stalien
un0 Gnglono-Oies lit fiir ms Elm
Croft D1breno oes letten ibauerli-
den glufflommens Der 8olitif Der
eiiernen Sault-loiDie I'M io3ialilti.
iden 5rnnfreih lperoen Stimmen
Iaut, oaB Siitorifer eiues 8o9es Die
Sumnnitdt nad 6en bier SSobreH or5
Mlor0es 6eurteilen peroen"
Serr SdeiOeutunn 6anfte bieralii
aaen jenem bel pelden Die gleube.
rlngen oes eutriiiteten Ser5eus 9luf.
nobne geflinoen batie uno fnbr fori:
n Sang 6eionoers 0ant6nr bin ih
nber iilr Die uneridiitterlidje 9e3eu.
glmg Der Sreue uno 9lnbdnglidfeit.
oie uns BON gSien be8engt nirb uno
ih mohte Oieiel6a ermioern. Saltet
5u uns in Der Gbnung 0es gseges
iilr 8erbon0Imgen; laiiet niemnu0
in Der gan5en &eIt IN 3Iueifel Be.
5ilgIid Der Eatiatc, OaB Sbr 81 ms
baltet.
Sir proieitierelI gegen Die 9l1ts,
inot eines llnauib5rliden Saiies un6
eiUigen 5ludes. @litalieoer Der Go.
Notwithstanding ole @ilroe Der
@nnonit1t 1T in Cure @nno gege.
ben. gclpabret iie."
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len einett Sell Der Oentfd5el ariegs.
fIotte fir @erteioigungs5fuede
olts3uliefern. 8iir6e oent @unide
entipro9en, Damn fpiiroe goIen Slult
erIten @tale in Ser @eididte cine
Seema6t boben.
9elegaten Seiterreid)s tuer6en bente
eriunrtet.
ct. @ernain, IA. Dloi. - Ser
oie olterreidiiden 5rieoens0elagateu
bringenOe Bug traf geItern nbeno In
8aieL eilt 0o9 miro oerielbe BORT
glufentbolt nebmen, io0nB Die Dele.
gaten erit bente abeno bier eintref.s
fen tperOen. Sir Die 9(ufnoIuna Ser
8elegoten lit aIles borbereitet NOR
oen: ol1d eine ora1tloie 8erbin0ung
5ipii6en bier rlln 9tItenburg, DETER.
reid, tit bergeitelt, 10 onB oie De.
legaten nit ibrer Regierllng 0ireft
in 8erbirbung treten f6nllen. Gog
Souptquartier befinoet iih i'm 9oteI
Seinri9 Ser Gierte.
Goris, IA. Mni. esrt eineil1
SSSSllterbielp nit cinem 8ertreter oes
9aieler &orrelpon0enten Der Mgenee
Gaoio iagte Der 6iibrer Der oiterrei.
6iihen Delegation Gan5ler gRet1ler,
er beablidtige, NIT eillem 6rieOen
na6 8ien 5uriie5ufebren, Der allen
2eiOen in ieinem 2onoe Elm gn0e
bereiten meroe. SD benbfid)tiae
Dabreno meines gufentbaItes ill ct.
@ermairt ben @efhliiIien Der 0itG.
ret6ilAen Nationolfontmifiion nah.
8ltfommen. 8ir ilhen iest e;ne
Union nit 9eutidIono, obgIeid mir
Dor 5lpet Sabren cine folhe nidt
miinidter. 3n jener 3eit el0sbten
mir, bob iid Selterreicb init Eide.
1o-SIoDafid Sitgo-5lobid uno gill.
manien IN enger 660erntion 3uiolns
men idlieBen ioIlte. Ole Gidjedjo.
Slobofen a6er iino iebt llniere SEM
De, urio Die Gage bot lid ungliid.
li4ertpeiie gednoert.
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maffenitiaitanS
stuii6ctt 1oclcn
ilnS 1tlsraincrn
&OIlen anseblidl geneinidaftlidl bie
SOlideuiiten befaiHpfen.

9Soris, IA. @lai. gurb oie
freltnoidaftlide 8erlnittllng Ser
amerifaner 1T elm @affenItidItan6
3lpii9en 0en Golen itr1o llfrainern
altltanoe gefomnen.
0aan nirlult an oaB oieie Der.
it1noigrng oo8u fiibren ipiro, baB
Die @olen ben llfroinern BET Ser ge.
fGmpfitng Der 9olidelpiiten bebiIflid)
iein merOeu. 8is ieet tDuroe ic0otl
mtr Die borI1ltfige ginItelltng ser
5eln0leligfeiten bereinbart.
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SlicGcrpcit
BON Chicago
ftacb Glepelant

Chicago. Ia. @ai.-3er s5lieger.
poItoienit 5miiben gIebeIano uno
Gbicago miro na6 8cfanntgabe bic.
iiger Goitbeonlter morgen oufgenort.
men meroen. Sc tperoen babel oht
Jlug8ellal CUR 8erlpenoung gelan-
gen. nobei inuner 3lpet 6llgno.
idinen gcnetniam Die 0feiie inter.
nebmen meroen.
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Nes sotih[nnes bridlnlhint.

gtemorf, IA Nlai.- -S5rQu Gona
&nngIiL in 0eren Sauie man im
Seller sic @ebeine zines ain0es
bargra6cn fano, purne geiteru Inter
elmer seiirgidloft bon $1,000 fir
6ic GroBgeifworenen feitgeboIten.
@on miro eGgen iic eiue 2Intlage
megen 3otihlog er6eben.
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&[eiberfabrifm..en ae6en nadl.

Chicago, 81, IA, Wfoi. = 3rai.
3ebn bieiige &leiberfabrifanten inter.
3ei6neten bier beltte etnen gertrag
nit ibren 9lrbeitern, DerngenlGB Die
ielben cine 2obherbobung, o6titiin-
Oigen 9lr6eitStog mo eitlen boI6en
6eiertag ant Saulstog erbaIten. St
paige 3ipiitigfeiten ioGlen our6 lie
bereinfommen gei6lihtet peroen.
8ie neue 2obnifaIa tritt dn 1. sSus
nj in &raft
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gnnhit @iQn luieber tatin.

Suore5, @ier9 II Moi.-9ier
eingetroifene, unoifi3iel(e gledlri6.
ten melOcn oaB 6roneisco 9ilGo
init elmer S6or bon 500 9lubdugern
Den 5fIeneHitrana Der aanias
Git9, @lerico & Orient gabn ent-
lang gegen Siinasa, mddes umierer
grcn8ItoSt gireiioiu, 5er.. qeaen.
ilbcr liegt, 5ie9t
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qenf6ares qnftidaff flnabertit.

Wlonfalit, u. y. II. Wiai ?
gldhSeut oas groBe leHfbare gla.
rine,9ufiidiii 60 geiteru eiue er'
iolgreide 9uitreiie nad Qeip.9on,
6om Goimy no 5uriid beitauOen
b1t. lpurbc 6nsielbe flugbrreit fin
ieine loHae ailitenreiie nnd Ct
sSobn q. S. erflGrt.