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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-01-02
Read the want ads. Last page.
MILK IN WINTER

Why do your cows give less milk
in winter than they give in SUMMER
Just because nature does not sup
ply them with grasses and green food.
Bue we have come to the assistance
Of Dame Nature with B. A. Thomas
Stock Remedy, which contains the
very ingredients that the green feed
supplies in season, only, of course,
i'm a more highly concentrated form.
We guarantee that this remedy will
make your cows give more milk, and
better milk. with the same feed
For sale by E. L. Roper Drug Co.,
Covington, Tenn; Z. L. Wilder, Ma
son, Tenn; E. Jones, Keeling, Tenn;
K. E. Martin, Stanton, Tenn; n. f.
Tenant, Atoka, Tenn; J.MSmithson,
Brighton, Tenn: g. L. McPeak, Brigh-
m, Tenn; The Enterprise. Coying-
ton, Tenn; H. R. Rose & CO., Cow
ington, Tenn. lmo
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-01-02

Ars. Fl 3. Rudolph, Of Paducah,
tar.e down Thursday night On q visit
= Miss Linnie Fee Shinault, Of Gains
EIIles
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-01-02

No hunting will be allowed on my
farm in the End district usder penalty
of the law i2-2w*
LOTION G. WEIR.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-01-02

Heartburn, indigestion or distress
of the stomach is instantly relieved
by Herbine. It forces the badly di-
gested food out Of the body and re-
stores tone to the stomach and bow
els. Sold by Alexander Drug CO.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-01-02
HUNTERS WARNED

Constant advertising brings resulta
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-01-02

Constant advertising brings results
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-01-02
&c. RAILROAD TINE TABE
r-n..ti.-. -. 4r qnfo
EHECttft SuHr 10 t0Aps
NORTHBOUND

Effective June rs. 1918.
NoRTHBOUND
No. Past Mall. 7:43 a. 81.
No. 106-Northern Express 9:19 a. IA.
No. 1l0-Chicage Express. 6;28 p a
No. 104-FC Cincinnati Lind 9.24 =. ~.
SOUTHBOUND
No. 103-N. o. Limited .... 1852 a. ia.
No. 133-Local Passenger. 1927 q. N.
No. 105--Fast Mail....--..-... 7:35 p. na /,
No. Cuban Special 1915 D. d
STOPS to discharge passengers from
Memphis and points south, and OF
flag for Mayfield and points east
Constant advertising brings results
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-01-02

The cheapest way--a whit adj
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-07

The old theory of advertising was that the ad-
vertising forced people to demand certain
product of the retailer until he was forced to
demand it of his jobber in such numbers that
the jobber eventually secured it from the man
ufacturer There were two weak links in this
chain. In the first place, the advertiser was
frequently 4" broke before the circle was COM
plete and money began flowing back to him to
compensate for his great advertising outlay In
the second place, by the time the product
reached the retailer the consumer had forgotten
his original request for it, had been well sat
isfied with a substitute.
To remedy this condition and make advertising
truly efficient, The Chicago Tribune formu-
lated the above policy. As a result Mer-
chandising Service; which has no peer in the
world, has been built up at enormous expense.
The Chicago Tribune Merchandising Service
does not sell goods for any manufacturer, but it
does furnish the manufacturer with advice and
knowledge with definite systematic plans for
covering the Chicago territory. Intensely prac-
teal assistance enables The Chicago Tribune
and its advertisers to live up to the policy noted
above. This makes Chicago Tribune advertis-
ing gilt-edge investment-not a speculation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-07
Truth for Advertisers

The Chicago Tribune prints annually tabula-
ton known as The Book of Facts, containing
the exact lineage carried by each Chicago news
paper in each classification of advertising. The
Tribune is prepared at any time to furnish ad-
vertisers with the most complete information
Of this nature.
All the regoing indicates to what lengths The
Chicago Tribune has gone to play fair with its
advertisefs-to show them with an inhnity of
detail exactly what they are getting for their
money, to establish the sale of advertising on
as sound and busine s-like basis as the sale
of any other commodity. But the most striking
departure of The Chicago Tribune from ad-
vertising custom is that noted in the next col
umn under the heading, "Merchandisng Minus
Bunk" ...
Through Chicago Tribune Merchandising
Service advertisers are enabled to secure
maximum results from Chicago Tribune cir
culation, which now exceeds 10000 Daily
and 100000 Sunday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-07

Time after time manufacturers, working under
Chicago Tribune direction, have sol ] to Chicago
merchants more than enough goods to pay for
their entire advertising campaign-sold and de-
livered the merchandise before line of ad-
vertising ran. Time after time Chicago Tribune
advertising campaigns have been instantaneous
successes because the merchandise was in the
stores ready for consumer demand the instant
it was created.
And the finest feature of this whole matter Is
that it is quite as much service to Tribune
readers and to retail merchants as it is to
Tribune advertisers. 1t enables the reader to
make practical use Of The Chicago Tribune as
buying guide, giving the paper value far
greater than it could otherwise have. 1t in
creases the profits Of the retailer by promoting
quick turnover of stock and eliminating shelf
"clingers."
Basing every bit Of advice and every exercise
of judgment upon vast accumulation of in.
tensive and, practical information, The Chi.
cago Tribune is prepared to direct to super
wise, every detail of an advertising and sales
campaign in the Chicago territory.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-07
Location of Readers

The Chicago Tribune has gone far beyond any
other publication in the United States in fur
nishins its advertisers with definite, accurate
information as to its readers-their number
their locaton-their purchasing power-their
buying habits.
For purposes of city circulation analysis or
for merchandising in Chicago the best subdivi-
sions in the city Of Chicago are those formed
by the United States Government for postal
purposes. They are more logical units than
the wards, which are encumbered with shifting
politically devised boundaries.
The Chicago Tribune has thrown its circulation
into these 4s postal districts together with CEN
sus statistics and much other data gathered by
the Merchandising Service Department Of The
Tribune.
This enables The Tribune to tell an advertiser
precisely how much circulation he is buying in
any section of this tremendous metropolis, the
total number of families in that section, their
nationality, their buying habits, the number
and character of retailers which cater to them,
ETC.
Out-ot town circulation of The sfribune has
been similarly analyzed so that the advertiser
may know how many Tribunes sold within
40 miles of Chicago, within 100 miles, within
200 miles, within 300 miles.
Other tabulations show the number Of Trib-
unes sold by cities, by counties and by states
The tabulation of circulation by counties has
been reduced to graphic form in the map print
ed on this page which enables one to deter
mine at glance the density of Tribune circu-
lation at any point in the Chicago Territory.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-07
Buying Habits of Readers

Personal investigation by large staff of trained
men threw much light upon the buying habits
of Tribune readers in Chicago. Questionnaires
have been sent to Tribune readers in other
towns to ascertain their attitude toward Tribune
advertising and allied facts.
A que stionnaire to subscribers in Illinois, Indi
ana Iowa, Michigan and Wisconsin, for exam
pie, indicated that $3.50 of the readers of The
Chicago Tribune visit Chicago once year or
oftener. Of those who had visited Chicago,
1870 noted having purchased women's clothing
during their visits, $3.50 mems clothing 1870
rugs and carpets, $3.50 furniture, 1920 books,
1870 office equipment, 11qo trucks and autos.
Fortwfve per cent of those who answered this
questionnaire stated that they were accustomed
to read clothing advertisements in The Chicago
Tribune, 409o listed themselves habitual
readers of Tribune financial advertising, 24%o
of book advertising, 1870 of automobile adver-
tising, 32%o grocery advertising. =.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-07
What Kind of Readers?

The advertiser has right to know not only how
many readers but what character of readers.
The Tribune has undertaken to answer this
question not only for Chicago but for its entire
territory. -.
Men have been sent to various towns and cities
with lists of Chicago Tribune subscribers.
They have gone to various sources of informa-
ton to learn the identity of these Tribune
readers
The ensuing tabulations have shown conclu-
sively that from Oshkosh, Wis, to Montezuma,
Ind, and Red Oak, Ia, The Chicago Tribune is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-07
Merchandising Minus Bunk


leader the bed MERCHANDISING SERVICE
The Of Tribune following
The Chicago shaD Daseo o. mon
through
piled uithm merch % careo of the CON-
demand when demand is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-07
DIS GREATEST NEWSPAPERH(N
Brass Tacks on Circulation
What does the advertiser buy?
White space plus circulation!


of
ing rather
S
smospub
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-07

THE CHICAGO TER. .
hTORY consists of the
fUe states Of Illinois,
Indiana, IoWa, Michi-
/ gan and Wisconsin, in
which one-sixth of the.
population of the ma
fion possess one fifth
of the lDeaith of the
nation. THE CHICAGO
TRIBUNE reaches one
family in fUe in this
great, rich market.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-07

read by the bankers, merchants, manufacture
ers, wholesa salers, executives, and the more pro-
gressive farmers, clerks and mechanics. In
each community the list of Tribune subscrib
ers has been found a veritable directory Of the
people of wealth, influence and education.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-06
GSreier SanOclsIdnl- -anrias fit
Ml1odlcn.

gteip gorf, 6. Sept. ssSn Der
8alton ssunior Sigh Shool, t4t.
5troBe uno 8rocf glbenite, beginnt
onl 5. Septenlber ein etniabriger
SanoelsihnI anritis, ben Mdohen,
ilralde cine golfs. oDer @emeinDes
iduIe 6urdeenlnht bdben, iinrntoeIt.
lid bciihen f0nrieri. Ger ltnterridt
miro tdglid, bon 8 ltbr bormittagg
Bis 8 llbr nodInittngs, nit elmer
Stinoe 0iittdgspaitie. erteiIt. Die
9iegiItrierung Der Shiilerinnen bat
begonnen. 9ie Ginrithtitng oieies
aurius lit ben @emiibungen Der
SdplborIteberin SRI. gonlon 81, Der.
banfen. Gr miro i'm &inbIid onr.
ouf, ga, 10 bieIe gItern irfoIge oer
boben Soften oes 2ebensuntrbalteS
nidt irlitanoe iinb, lire ainoer in
cine Gribot -sSanoeIsidule ali idif-
FEM oIs iebr 5eitaentdB ongeieben.
gtah erfoIereider glbioIbierung beg
&uriuS iollen Die SdiiIerinnen Sip.
lone erbalten.
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~ gsaIbington, 6. Sept. = 9ie ani
Die sGurdfiibrltng Der Brobi6ition
geSiig bobenoe 8orloge puroe ge-
ltern bonn Senot ongenonlnten ltn0
befinoet ii9 geeeniu1rtig in $dnbet
BEG 4onTeren5fcmitces, o1s beriudet
ipiro, itreitige 8lnfte 5fpiiden Senat
uno Snus ousSugleidet iporaltf Die
Bin oomn DEM 9r1ftoenten sur lin.
teridrift ilnterbreitet iper0en miro.
ga Der Senot Die bonn Sauie ange.
nonunene 8orloge MIR unt ein @eriu.
ees abgednbert bat, oiirfte man balo
elm llebereintonlrllen eruarten.
9ies be0eutet, ooB, ioIlte Die Mnb-
uobme nid,t bonn Brdiioenten betiert
ipcroen, Die Gage 6es 2.75.prodens
tigen 8ieres ge5dblt iino; aud onOe.
re leifte @etrdnfe, Die in rtebreren
Geilen oes 2anoes berfdpft nerbeu,
iinb unter oen @eitinntiineen oieies
@eietes in @onn geton iulO Oiejeni-
gen, Die iie berfoufelL iperSen init
gelo. rmO @efdngnisltrafen belegt.
DDS pidtigite bonn Senat oitge.
nontinene amenoement 81 0ieier 8or-
Ioee lit, oab ouf Die Gannnlaf1nal.
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g Grsestcitptiits BON
Pcimtpcb bcfaMcn
Sebnt iidJ oarnadl, in 9entidlanO
Elm beideiOenes SldtdJen cir
sunelmeH.

Berlin, 6. Sept. ,GriiBsn Sic
alle nreine 5reunoe lln0 ingen Sic
ibnen, 0aB bns Seitrpeb mid all
iiberludltieefl begiiint" idreibt Der
friitere oeiltide &ronprira s5rieorid
@iIbelrn in eiitem Brief an Saupt.
mann anfer, ebernnIiges Mitglien
oe8 aronprir5enitabes. SD fam
iogen, 0oB i6 INNER beril6t babe,
urine 6iiBe arf Dem 9o6en slt bal
ten lul0 0as 2eben 3li nebmen iuie
es nun etnlnnl lit ino mid nid)t an
alte preiiBiife Sraoitionen feit5n-
flar1illerll. lleberlrferungen aber
linb eille quite Sndle, bonn iie baben
aud ibr @ntes. geriSnlid) ner5lpeiFi
le itb nitbt SD BIN feitt gcbrohe!
ner mnnn. SD perird)e, bic Greig.
niiie o9ne @oritrtetl 5u betrohtet,
iiberlegt uno fiibl ipie eir Sfuoent.
Wiein 8eitreben 1T fir mid itn0
meine 5atnilie mein reles 2eben
in neuer llingebung 8u geTfaltett,
imo id iebne Die gtunbe berbei.
men1 id fpieoer in llleirten1 geliebteil
9eutidlono eiiptt 4lat, itnb iii er
nod 10 flein uno beldeioelt, einneb-
men bari, ipo id arbeiten rto mid
an Dem 8ieoeroufbalt beteiIigel
&n4,1t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-06
Griue6t itnt Pilfc
fiir Ole Dcmti1cit
Met6pSiitenbiidOf glnelion srflart,
baf bic Gage in 9entidlanb
beiperat lit,

Berlin 6. Sept. - 8iid)of 9eueI.
fen bon 3iirid, @aitgIieo Der aBar
emergency HecnnItruction Gontntii-
fion Of TIE gtnlericatt Metbooiii
gburd", Die 3entrnIeuropa berelii
bat, ionbte an Oas bureau fir aus
Idnoiidle @aiiiion nonTtebenoe aabeI.
oepeite::
u8ebntdgige 6eititeflrngen bei ar-
berl1Iiigen 9eb0rben uno cine Son.
feren5 nut @artretern 0eutider Me4
tbpoiiten boben crgeben, boB Die Gage
in GelitiAIonO oeiperat lit. gofor.
tige &ilTe tlit oringenb rot. 3nder,
sSatt foiloeniierte iilio 9ennIstt
0aiIil, 5d)ube inlo aleionngsltiidt
oIIer Qrt, ipe8ielI fir ssrouen ind
Ginoer lperoen ben6tigt. Gin gro.
Bes Sdiff NIT 0ieien Gaden foIte
iofort obgeianot iperoen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-06
Die Sramcnicktict
kcllckticrfc iiber SS45
9,ss lit bag 9ieiaItat Der eriten
Santntelmodle Der iSraneu, bic
sSreitag ihre SiHang ah.
6iestcn,

Sic Gestern obaebdltene geriomrn-
lung ber sSrauenieftion oes Soilfs-
berlin MGR iebr sdblreif bciuft
un9 ratten 0ie @litaIieoer m1breno
Ser @oAe tiidtig genrncitet, benn es
tpilrae bic hiibid,. Sumlme bon
Ss45.15 an Serrn Aolteiien obge.
Iiefart. G5.aliu atnapr btele &lei.
0erienoufgeft Elm, sdruilter aber mez
tli9p ainoerfldioer. ipornnt mir eben.
faGis bitten. Mir mod)tcn gern bis
Gnae oes Monot5 eine 1aggonlo-
0nrQ abienoen. Gas IoGte fir neit
e5taat Nebrosfa eirg aleinigfcii
ieiil. Ser gsintpr III Dor Der gilr
ltno SiIfe tut mi Marlnt boren
mir nidts bon sSrolien mi Stant 2
Die gorbereitinaen fiir oas 9ar-
tenfrdn5fen Sontstag ben 13. Sep
telnG,r firb I'M @un9e. Sod brolt-
den mir nod eiii9e 9reiie. @er
bri1gt uns oieie[ban. @og iibrig
bfciGt, miro berlolt.
SIR ndafteh gelIanlulung liefcrn
(Torfiptiinn oitf Gpitp 81
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&illoll gtbt III bic
S0ble ofs 26lpell
Spridbt bemtc IN ser PeimafsitaSt feines 1tiiits
ntiaitcn Gcencrs, Senator RceS; Dclk ereStt
iidt an tDilicns Gaiienbamcr
Der praliSent ,uirS sonntas in Ocs ,iscires ieim

ooB Snpan 6ie SaIbiniel Sdontltng
an China 5itriifgeben iDiro."
CHE Der 3ng ct. Scouts berfieB.
ioB Der 8r1iioent auf Der 8lattfornr
0es Observation-Disclosures auf eirait
Stllbl auriidgelebnt nit 0en 9eiuen
balilnelno; cine groBe Menid)enmen-
ge iirttorGnete cen 3iig; man erfudte
oen GrGiiDenten inll cine &eoc. CD
delro eab 8illon 5iir slnttport: 80
nein.1 g(n0ere ipieDer per1udteil,
i'm in elm @eiprdcb 5ii peripideIn,
inoem iie ibm bertrnuIid rSeIlob,
@oooie@, Suriefen. QSilion nidte oen
2euten 6lt grinite ittto erbob griiBeno
Die Sat0, peigerte fid E0od, ben
Mltno aufautliu.
Seine 3uborerIdoft ideiut Gefal-
len an &ilicns p@aiIenbater" sit
finoen, oenn ipenn ilnmer er SLANG"
onipenoet, bot er bic 2a1er auf iei-
rler Seite, un0 errtiiiitern0e 3uriie
Deroen laut. @is iebt lit er MIR
ielten IN ieinet Heoen ltftterbrohet
inoroen ieOod 0teies mag nod toni
men.
linn $50 llbr traf Der Grdiibeit-
fenSng in @anias Gitp Elm; Die Gfabt
lit ritIid geidntiidt. Serr @ilion
ipir6 Inn 10 llbr borinitt1gs III ser
aonDetltionsbaIle iprethen; 0ielelbe
bietet 9Iob fir 10000 9erionen.
ltnt IL llbr reiit Der 9raiibert nah
Ges Ntoines ab.
&lnn Der Gpppnenten.
@ajbington, 6. Sept. Gegrer
Der Hntififotion Oes sSrieoenspertra-
gee be1biidtiaen, bcll Spuren oes
9rGiioenten Milion at folgea liit6 Ole
BON oielem porgebrobten 9trguulente
5n iDioerIegsi. sf, EDiedap piea
Mittipo1 cine MnfienberjnintfIting
ltottfin0en, IN tpeI1er bies Senutorett
Sobnfon bon California, gordb BON
ecSoabo uno Mcgorntid pon Saiiiois
ipreden tDeroen.
Serborragen0e Gemofratetl be.
bauptetL oaB 90 Demofraten fir
Ginipdnoe gum 8ertrag itifnmeu tper-
ben, 81 ober lperoen iid fiir gln-
nabine oes SSrieoensbertrages erfId-
ren. SsSSn8niiden periuden Die mil
ben &eierpationiIten4 lt1o Die 2ooge-
@rrppe ein ltebereinfonnten 8u er8ie-
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-06
2lebraska SicGcsfair
crfclarcic6er 1bitlMis

2incoIrI 6. Sept. - g[ln sSreitag
no6mittog Inn A ltbr fam Die See
brosfa Staotsfair Sit etnen erfoIg-
reiden slbidhB. Sic tpur0e in ben
feds Soeen bon 262,45S 9Serionen
beiudt; Ser b0dite 8eluf, ben ie
cine Staatsfair oufsutneiien bate
Die erobe Barabe hes preisgefron-
ten 8iebes erregte oos b6dite SSylt-
tereiie. Or George Gonora batte
'Uon allen @orgdneen onf Der Soir
8eipegungs-9iIOer eenonrrter.
llnt omci llbr nobniittogs fnno
oie GreisOerteilitng IN Dem @nbD
&ontelt itott. Ser &nobe bonn 2ano,
Girgil &ofdro, BON CORTLAND, err
belt 0en erIten 9Sreis NIT 96 gSinif-
ten iu1bretlo ons M1ohen bon1
Sano, either Meper, bon gse6rosfo
Gitp, Sen eriten Treis nit SO gunf-
ten oanontrug.
9LIS iiegreihe @dbns bet Stnbt
9incoln iin6 Su rennen: Snrolo
@ritbb itno @arjorie ges nit 97.9
reip. SO glnften. 9ie Babies bon
oen 2onooiitriften 5eigten feinet tue-
Ierltliden ltnteridieo bon Den Sin.
bern ans Ser Stn6t. Der geian0beit.
Iif)e 3iIton0 mar aitiidberfto oerieIbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-06
9l,lf Dem {id aonIos Gin nqberu.

glilf Dem iid aanIas gitp nabern-
Den Graiioentenalg, 6. Sept. -
5elite lperoen &onltituenten 0es giin-
6esfnators &ee6, elmer Der Snupt.
eegner Der &otififation oes 5rieoens-
oertrages, @elegenbeit babeit, ben
Gr1iioefltcn @ilion 5u boret. aan-
ios gitD lit &eeo's Seinlotsitn6t. gIl.
lem glnideill nad Oeriuht 8iliolt
Ben Sertrag dlt unermenidli6en"
uno ieinen 3ubOrern aii erfldret
babel oaraitf neripeiieio, Dob 0as
GoIf glnlerifns Dor cine Der beOelt-
telioItett g[lternatioen Der @ihidte
geIteQt 1T, DaB, ioIlte ons Geroift
gegen Die gatififation 0es 8ertrnges
ougfaIlen man Die @irfltng in ben
@obnlngen 1tio @elbb6rien Der anle-
rifanilden 8iirger fiibIen tpir0. @i-
ne alblebnung oes @ertraoes, iagt
er, miro gInrerifa gu elner MiIitir-
lna6t geitdlterJ Die erltt6uidtetl lttt-
freunoliden Nationen lit elmer be-
iuaffneten @elt gegeaiiberitebt, mos
gelierltng unO idlieblid1 &rieg int
gefolge boben ntiiIie. 9ieRr Soee
9ob er in ct. 2oitis Musorif. g(us
fciner geitrigen 9feoe 1T CT. 2ouis
Iino nod folsenbe S1Be berbor5ltfe-
ben: nRur oieienigen, Die ben Solif
Der @inge in Ser @elt nidt fennell
mrnlogen sn elniiben Dob irgenb
cine gtatiob iogor cine 10 grpBe,
iuie sic Ser. Stadten, oIlein on=
ftehen un0 eine GoIle in 6er @eiGidte
oer @1enidbeit ipielet fam, @oIlen
mir lniere eigeiRn M1rfte rette1l
uno uniere eigene Snouitrie aitfbnlt-
en-, Oolnt riiiilen mir Die fitansielle
2oae Der @elt retten. @ir ntiiilfit
nia Gait Ser gefonitri,ftion ouf tns
Inebffen, otj mir iuUlLen D6er itidt,
ooer mir mcroen riitiiert, unb Die
sSrdge entitebt, ioIlen mir bic @iir6e
auf ung nebmen urtos bennod rlti-
niert tueroen? Gs fann feline 8ol-
ferliga i'm ipdbren Gimme bes 8ortes
eeben obne baB oieie groBe gaation
Elm Sell oerielben miro. Sd CLAUDE,
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1ftiniiterii,m Henner
mag refieniercn

@ent 6. Sept. = 9ie Seiterreit
geIteIlten 8eDingnngen bnben bier
lleberroidung uno Giitriiitiing Der.
borgerlifen. glan oIdubt, onb iid
Ons Miniiterirm Or. Gennerg nidi
ipir0 bolten f6nnen. sSn monarch.
itii1en &reiien lit man Der s(niidt,
oaB Die groingungeu ole Soffnuu.
gen ouf sic 8ieOereiniesung Der
Monordie bernidtet bdben. Ger fri.
bere aoiier anrl ioll ii6 entidloiien
baben, ieinen oasernoen @obuiie in
@nbern 5u nebmen. CT b6lt fib ge-
aeniudriig nit feiner 5oinilie IN Der
Sbuei5 aui.
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OraNc yslanS
cr9aitiiicrt Sas :
Pilfstterk

9err 9iidaro @obring, Der aor-
reiponoent Der 9ribiine in @rono
sSSlono, nadt beute folgenOe erfrelt.
lide MeIerng:
g(m @ai,ipod abeno fano i'm 2ie.
berfronS Die erIte Sibung oeS llnter.
itiibltngs fir Oie gfotlei.
benoen in 3eutidlano uno Deter.
reid itatt. 8ertreter bon bier Ser,
eirtetL Sermannsiobne, 8Iott0eut-
i6er 8ereirl 2ieoerfrana ilno 2onos
mebrberein, moren onuefeno. 8as
aontitee bot Die 9(bfid)t, 10 idneIl
.nie nlogIitb, ben 9eitroe fir eine
8nggonlaaung fon0eniierter giild
5u imumeln. 9ie 1tddite groBere
@erIonmlung fiiloet Weontog obeno
ben s. Sept. itatt, mo5n @ertreter
Ger oeutiden atrden un0 ionit ale
iidl oafiir oSntereiiierenoen eingela-
ben itn0.
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lions 6eoitct
tucrScn ibnt fcleen

6. Sept. Senate.
Die Der 9tntififation oes srie.
|ilgbertrngs op3onieren iper0en
N Spnren BEG 99rdfioenten oitf
|sien gieiie foIeen uno 6nr9 @eoen
Ne glrgumente ob5uibtpdder iu.
~. eSobnIon, @orab uno Mcgor.
gd fueroen D2itttpod in Chicago
81 den; Syobnion tuiro am IL.
sbteHber in SnoionopoIis, om IL.
Iptenber in ct. 2ouis uno anl
= September IN 4anins Gitp
deden. EQUATOR gieeo miro ndd.
" SonEtog IN 2ltron g., iein
yo Genotor @oosportb piro ndd.
|n Gienstng 5u Snlem u. a.. si
rt1Iieoern Der eri!ea GipiiiOn
= eden.