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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-29
Thursday January 20 1926
GERMAN MARK

The German mark is associating
with the lowliest of the lowly--it no
longer is in a class with the coins OF
the United States, Holland, England
and France, and, by the way, they
rank just in about the order named,
says a writer on finance.
My first acquaintance with the
German mark of the vintage of 1919
was made at bank in Rotterdam
where l exchanged Dutch money for
German before crossing the frontier.
At that time the mark was worth a
little less than 3 cents. At one time
it was approximately "a.
The fall of the mark has done more
to paralyze Germany than ony one
other thing with the exception, of
course Of the loss of the war.
Fortunes have been swept away
with the fall of the mark. The man
who was able to spend a mark at a
time in the olden days used to cut
some figure. The man who spends
less than so marks at time now is
not noticed.
The American dollar is the king-bee
OF the money world and when the
"auslaender" wanders into Germany
with his United States coin he is the
cock of the walk.
An overcoat that cost so marks in
Germany before the war now costs
900. A pair of shoes which were sur.
rendered for Is marks now cannot DC
bought for less than 200 or 300.
Hotel rooms costing three and one
half marks before the war are now
100 marks, with 20 per cent added for
service.
The balance of trade has gone
against Germany ever since the start
of the war in 1914 and promises to
go against her for some time II
come. Germany practically IS without
gold or silver.
The nation depends chiefly upon its
industries for it's prosperity. When
the German mark is on par with the
money of other countries and when
the German is able to purchase I'm
limited amounts of raw materials
Germany is prosperous country.
German political and industrial
leaders look to America for salvation
They expect help from the land of thl
American dollar.
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t1lhGuer. The lads made consider !
able noise until Mr.. Gibbons appear
ed en- the s enc and met their de-
mands.
The Prairie Lake Ice Co.. Prairie
du Sac, has finished harvesting ice
for the season having stored about
900 tons of exce,lant quality ice. The
ice stored this year Is from 1922 in
ches thick and is as clear as crystal.
The company has not hired anyone For
delivering.
Word has reached Sank City of the
death of Mrs. Max Schmiedhofer died
Chicago Mrs. Schmiedhofer died
recently after an illness with "fiu,"
pneumonia and other complications.
She was the wife of DR.. Max
Schmiedhofer and a niece OF the
Schmiedhofer family.
L. w. Querhammer and son, A. r.
Querhammer, and little son, OF Cry
stle Lake, ILL.,, and B. T. Querham-
mer of Cazenovia, who came to Sank
City for the funeral of the formers
sister, Mrs. S. f. Showers, at Mazoma-
ME have returned home. Mrs. Show
ers died at the age of II years. She
is survived by here husband, two
sons, one brother and one sister.
A meeting of young men, veterans
of the world war, was held at the
Sank City high school gymnasium
with the view Of organizing post
Of the Rank and File Veterans as
ISOLATION. The organization was not
completed and further meeting has
been called.
Jenkins was sitting down to break
fast one morning, when he was as
founded to see in the paper the an
nouncement Of his own death. He
rang up his friend Smith at once,
"Halloa, SMITH" he said. Have
you seen the announcement of my
death in the paper?" YES" re-
piled Smith, where are you speaking
from"
Miss Catherine Lennon of Portage
and Michael O'Rourke Of Worchester,
Mass, have eturned to Portage after
"a visit at the home Of Mrs. Della
Ringing. Mr.. OsRourke sa cousin
of Miss Lennon and Mrs. Eulberg in
Portage and was a former resident
there He is now located in the east.
While in Baraboo a number Of friends
were entertained by Mrs. Ringing
in honor of the guests. There We're
instrumental and vocal numbers by
Miss Lennon and other guests.
The regular meeting of the city
council was held Thursday evening
at the city hall. The time for payment
Of taxes was extended until February
20. An ordinance to have three as
SCISSORS, one for each ward, was pro.
posed. Final action on the ordnance
will be heard February &c. The street
committe was authorized to purchase
four ear loads of asphaltic road oil
for the dirt roads at 61a cents per
gallon: also car load of tarvia for
macadaln roads. The bills for the in
stallation of the fire alarm or siren
after hanging over for several years
was settled and it was agreed to i'm
prove it.
The non commissioned officers and
priyates of the late war organized a
post Of Rank e File Veterans at
Reedsburg Thursday evening. A large
meeting was held in the Eagle hall
in the second city. The officers elect
ed were: Henry Buelow, president;
w. w. Schultz, vice-president; Cyrio
F Cooper, secretary; Frank Kerrigan,
treasurer.
Baraboo and Reedsburg are plan
ming to have joint meeting here
Monday evening and try to have the
national chairman, who is now in Ill
inois. present.
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THURSDAY
o o o Q o o o o o.

William Hughes, postmaster at
Pardeeville, and we'll known in Col
umbia county died at his home there
Wednesday. He was stricken with
PARALYSIS almost three weeks ago. Mr..
Hughes was member Of Portage
council, knights Of Columbus. His
son, Roy Hughes, is also a member
of the local council.
In the Milwaukee Journal European
"trip contest Miss Leila Johnston con-
tinues to lead in this county. The
vote stands:
Miss Leila thomson, BarabOo, 1868
Miss Essie Brooks, Reedsburg, s,176
Dominic Moran, 70 years old, died
Wednesday morning at his home, in
Portage following an illness of 16
months. Paralysis was the cause OF
death. Although he was born at
Kenosha he resided in Columbia coun-
ty practically all his life.
Mayor s. III. Peck of Portage has
issued a proclamation covering GER
tain health regulations. Influenza is
prevalent.
August Schultz received letter
from his brother-in- law In Gemanry
in which the later states they are
having hard times there wages there
are good but the scrip they receive
for pay is of little value. A family OF
three persons is allowed one pound
of butter and one pound OF sugar
each three weeks, and a pound of
beef each four weeks; the only pork
being what is imported. Butter sells
for Sd per pound, lard So pork So, a
suit of cloths SIS, work shirts SIS,
shoes sS2. The government pays half
the cost of pork and lard which is i'm
ported from this country.
i Ed. Thorn of Reedsburg is prepar-
ing to enlarge his garage on Park
street in the near future. Mr.. Thorn
owns the residence on the south cor
ner adjoining his garage and he will
have that moved and the new adj
dition extend down to the corner Civ
ing frontage on both streets. He
has felt the need of this Improvement
for some time and his increased bust
ness warrants the change 1t will
double his storage capacity and give
room in the basement for supplies.
C. C. Cowles has returned to north
ern Wisconsin after a visit here Mr..
Cowles was the gamewarden who had
charge of the case against L. D. Pease
and others on Eau Claire lake, stay
ing there as a guest at hotel until
it was found the landlord was selling
deer, almost by the wholesale, as
charged when the arrest was made.
Previously efforts had been made to
obtain evidence and once when game
wardens entered his hotel he sur
missed their errand and instigated a
fight on the spot. While the dust was
arising in a cloud the women in the
hotel secreted the venison, the story
goes. Mr.. Cowles says Pease will re-
ceive his sentence later. Others are
also in the net.
Born to Mr. and Mr.. Victor Mistle
d baby girl Saturday.
Miss Maude Archer entertained forty
ladies Wednesday evening at her.
home The evening was spent in play
ing five hundred and delicious refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Clinton Arch
er Of Madison was among the out of
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-29

MO APPETlTiTE, no ambition,
limo strength, are signs that your
blood needs purifying; that you surely
need HOODS SARSAPARILLA.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-29
AM GLAD TO ENDORSE
pE-7lJ-NA
Glad to TRY Any thing

Uiau 20 az ANY Lhlng
Three years ago my system
was IL terribly run d Down con-
dition and I was broken out all
over my body. hegan to be wor-
ried about my condition and l
was glad to try anything wIici1
would relieve me. Peruna was
recommended TO me as a fine
blood remedy and tonic, and /
soon found that it was worthy
OF praise. A few bottles changed
my condition materially and in a
short time / was all over my
trouble. I owe my restoration to
health and strength to Peruna.
ann glad to endorse 1T"
Sold Everywhere
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-29

Applications to Mary
Henry M. Peterson, Westfeld.
Della M. Doering, La Vale.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-01-29

Filhauer. The lads made consider
able noise until Mr.. Gibbons appear
ed en- the s enc and met their de-
mands.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-14
1ltittel= =GilrcpA's
Pmngcr ititS
Sricccnsfraec

@aibington, ia. april. Cine
Ser bernerfensiperteiteif Geben I'M
8erlnufe Ser Debate is6er Die 6rie-
oensreiolrttipn i'm Siepraientanten-
bauie belt Der oeiilofratiihe Mbge.
orOnete bon Maiiahuietts @aILiban,
Der fir 6ie 3eIolution eintrat itno
.nllter anoerem fpIgenbes dngte:
asSn 9ertldbfnn6, Geiterrei9, llll.
garn un6 9fuBIano gibt es bud.
lt1bIih MiIlioaeit bon fleinen ain.
bern, oie pcr ben Aueen bon SD.
tern uno Wliifferu Ialigian unter
ben Gltalen iterbeu, iittb nnS aibili.
iierten 9[inerifdneril il,iitet man 5ii,
oieies groliiigc GfaiiipieI anoauern
81 Iaiien. tis aelpiile Serren mo-
natelang Die fpihtige 5roge erorteril
fonren, Oh Die WinRltat Der Gre
|fltine iiiso bic 9aiRs aes Senats
bergeDoItiat fpiiroe, ipeliit Der Son
greb Der Ger. Gtnoten eii1fnf, eint
Satiohe feititeI[t. @enn 6as gfrgl,
ment ourdoritgt. oaB Der &ongref
rnadtlos lit. 10 piro baour1 BEN
aongreb bag He1t obgeiprofeit
einebollenoere Satia6e feit3ufteaen,
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1oicneid1t ftitr cift
blckcs 6criiett
gaberiidje Sanferpartei plant ans
geblidj cine 2osl0IuHg bpn
Hrenkem.

@enf, IA. glpri[. - gie foaiaIi.
itiine 0liind)ener Soft bat bnrh
Geroffentiihung eineg geridts iiber
eine aebeitne gerinlltnlIung bnneri.
ifer Sumter iirD MiIitariiten eine
Senlation beradrserftfen. @ea niafer
geridal1l1Iling fiibrte SER b. 5hod)
BEN Gorlis, tno es iDiirOen Die Grd-
aen Der GpaItung Geati6lonbs IN
apei Eeile ,tno cine ariesserfIdriing
gegen BreiBen beiproden. sSrnnf-
reid folte Inn 8eiitano nrtgerufen
iueroen.
Sal,ptmann 8ertboIo. fngt Die
Msiind,ener 9oIt, proteitierte, iroent
er lagte, ooB Die baperiidlen Gene.
raIe bon 0enlfelben ShidiaI ereilt
iueroen ipiiroen, ipie oie r,tiiifhen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aoldaf uno
9enifine. or fiiete ieinen @crten
binsu, oab Gin fpeiterer 4rieg NIT
sSranfreib itt 1taber 3iftnft INT.
ousbleibIib iei, oesbnlb nriiBte
9elltidlano ei1lig fein iirto bleiben.
0lebrere unoere 0ffiaiere inb 9oli.
titer teiIten ieine gfeitrltttg.
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Seit Piraift Jc1nicn's
HeHe Int cimcclft

2incoln, 9tebr., Ia. april. .-5e.
uator Siram sSobnion fproh bier
bor elmer groBen 3ub0rerihaft NM
aab Der Soffni,ng ausorl,d, ooB 6os
@olf bel oer, fouunenoen Brinl1r.
luablen onl 20. 9lpril birter ibul
iteben weroe. .Gie geiduloigitng,
6oB iih meine anbGnger aus 8ol.
itepiiten, Soften. 9acifiitt uno 8ro.
9eutiden sltianunenieseL lit pnrer
gI0Siinrb oer nur oesbalb .aitfge'
tiidt miro, Inn meine @rfoIge in
gtidisan an perfleinern. gs lit Dos
GebriIl Der entt1ilidten uno itnati,
frieoenen Bniitifer, Die lid nitf @elf
lluo bolitiid,e @intelsiige perlieBen
iinl ienen groBen Gtant an fid 5ll
reiben. Gle boben fiir nidts onoc.
res Sinn ois poIitiife aniffe uni
@eIS. s(leS oieies ltano ibnen ii
WQidieon 5itr 8erfiigluss gtilf mel
iter Geite ftano MIR oos GoH. Sd
nebme an, 0aB, IoIlte i'd 9eDrosfc
sepiruen man Ron oieieln Staott
oosiclbe faeen ipiirOe, ipie bon gli
t)isan, n1niIih, bab mid bier BIZ
8plideipiiter,. Moten, gacifilten UNI
gro.9eutIdeit nonIiiliert baben
Singegen ioIffe 8ooo aeipinnen
mare oeIn 9sotriotisnuis &ednune
getragen iporoen."
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Sultan rttft sum krica
scacit Rationale aiif

ssouItailtinppel, IA. apri[. 9ei
fiirfifde GitItnn 0lobtlito Del
GebTte Bat ieinen edn3en poIitiid]er
nnb reIiei0ien .GinfluB als Iebtes
Mittel aur 8efdrnpf,ina Der gtatio'
naliIten in Meinaiien in bic @os.
ihoIe geiporfen. Ser neue Gfeif'
1ll.Sslant, glbonllnb Gffeiiot, rufi
Den .3orn 0es Sinnels 1ino oil
Gualen Der Sole nuf bic Saiiptet
nIler Oerer bernb, Die ben SiItor
nidt itnterltiiten. Gr erfl1rt, bof
olle Moslenlinen, bic einan 9aatio.
nolilten ruibringeil, nbon aGab ge
iegnet iperoen, iinb nlle I'm Sample
gegen Die Nationoliiten @efanener
oie Sreuoen oeg IaraOieies erber
iuer6en." Gie WobiIiiotion Ser Sin
E)6nger oes SuItons bat alif Der
sSnieln I'M Marnlara Meere uno or
Sen Giiiten oes GdJmaraen Meeres
begonnen. Inter Den bieiieen Eiir
fen 5eigt iid ipenie gaeigung gum
gnidluB an Die Sriippen oes Sill
fans. Gle iasen, onB lire 8dtel
iino griioer In 0tuItnpba 4eneIs
Seere fdnlpien, itab baB iie feiner
@iirgerfrieg ipiini6en.
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Sclcateit=4)r6nticfts
pcrlasc uor Sem Paitie

8aibingtou, Ia. slpril. 9ie
repnblifaniiden Siibrer i'm Sous
nno Senot benbiidtieeu, Die 8orlage
CUR @eip1brltng bon 8r6inien on
&riegsneteranen iofort III Slngriff
slt nebnlen, oorlit bas @efes urtter
9ah uto Sad gebra6t meroen fanI
ebe Der &ongreB iid tuesen Der &ar.
tei.&onbentionen bertaat. Senator
2ooge bot ons Wlittel. uno 8ege-
fonlitee oes Salties beitabriftigt,
oub ser Sennt Die gorloee I'M
@tdi beenoen foltne, ipenn hns Sons
fie biz gum eriten Mai einreide. sSn.
foIeeoeiien miro Die aonliteeborlage
benz 9ouie iofort eineereid1t iper6en.
0arin miro beItintmt, oaB ettpa g..
100000 Monn eine 9raulie bon 81
fir ieoen Sng erbalten, ben iie i'm
I9iet1ft Itanoen.
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gbicago, IA. april. -Gs iptrb er.
lpartet, Sab bic Megiernilg binnen
fur8eln Elm Geiieltreiben alif @ooi.
fuIe berditltnIten miro, bon fDelhen
man annilNnt, oaB fie ben eeies.
ipi0rigen Streif Der @eiheniteGer
angeSettelt Hnbeu iino oenielben
ihiiren. gisber finb feds @erhnf'
tungen porgenonllnen tpornen feds
in Stem Orleans uno 5lpei IN gbi'
cngo.
Snfolge Der grnennuns oer
Observation-Disclosures bnt fif
oie Gtreiflcee mi @eiten belite GIN
tiger geltdltet, obgleib Die Strcif'
fiibrer ridt eeionnen fin0, Denielber
eitl5nIteaeiL febren benno9 Diele
Streifer mieoer 5ur 9lrbeit Snriif
Sc tpirb oneenoninten, bob Del
Streif Biz Gonistog bollit1noig II
6ie Bride eegongen iein tpirb.
Ser @enerdlbnnoesdniDnlt ba1
itilnlnebr Giles 9eipeismnterial ge
gen oie Streiffiibrer in Sinoer
llno oie 9iitriftbunoesnlliDdlte IN
Itrltiert, in aeeigtleter lirl6 plan
naBiger gsetie borSugebeut. Grbei
terfiibrer ttioeilen glnibeil, 6aB Del
Streif nlinlllebr in fib 5liautmen
breden miro, obne bob 0ag @eiei
|angerufen ipcrben BORT Die @eiden
Iteller our Sfiidfebr Sir @rbeit 81
olpinaell. Se0oh lit 9. g. &eberIins
8rGiioent Der @eiheniteqer Union
Ser 9lnfidt, 6ab ben 5iibrern be'
Streifg eine heiliume 2ebre erfeil
peroen iollte, oenn forlit fonnter
| fid 1bnli9e 8orfalIe Ieidt ipieoer
bolcr. u3abIreide glufmiegIer iill
unter ben alrbeitern tatig geipeiet
uilo hnben beriudt llttrabeu arslt
itiftell4. ingte er. SD bnbe uerge
lbeis perilidjt. oielern Sreiben 81
| fteuern. Die gfegierrng mar bisber
Der Defining, bnB es Gnd,e Be
Siibrer Ser oreaniiierten glrbeite1
iei. Die glngelegenheit au fdIidtel
mo bic 5treifer 5u berdnlaiien, 0el
ubgeihloiienen &ontraft einaubalten
3pei 8ege eibt es, Ole Streifer sll
5fcdenidaft 81, 5ieben: @ritens einel
@inbaltsbefebl gegen fie su erlni
len nno 5lpeitens Die Streifer Elm
auiperren. @os Die gfegierlng in
oeiien au TIM beabiidtigt, entsieb
iid) borlGufig mteiner 8eredrnlna
SD ipeiB nur, 6aB Giitriftsanpal
glpne oabier NIT oem Siibrer De
streifer Sycbn @runau eine aon
ferer5 eebnbt bot.
Syn 8ab gitp nno Burlington
Mid), iiilo Gle Streifer sur Grbei
auriifgefebrt. 8eideniteller IN 5pc
fame boben iid gepeisert, fi6 be-
Streifern or5nidlieBen.
Nus oIlen Seilen 0es 2anoes Ian
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&fid6fnltfQtrltreit :.
ge9t IN bit Srii(6e.
Gs wirS erwartct, Sab ScrieIbc Bis samstag
abaetam iein mirS; Sic Hegicrmno tuirN h
eeeen Sic Siibrer Sesiclben ucr9cten dE


fen w1elounoen etn bob iiA bic
2dge in ben Babnbofen beliprt:
idIimm ober ift oieielbe im1ner
nod in bem Stem yorf Giitrift, mo-
riir eifle geriilge 3nbI Gtreifer bic
9lrbeit ipieoer oufgenonlnter bot.
sreiipiIige berfeben bort ben 0ienit
in ben BnbnbSfen.
Gin 4onlitee Der ftreifen6en @ef.
denIteIIer IN glehelnno bot fih nod
@aibington begeben, Inn INIT Der
nelien giTenbdbn Mrbeiterbeb0r6c
Miidjprohe 5ii nebmen. &elite por-
ntittag tpir0 1ds anbinett genleiti-
lam nit Seln Nrdiioertea 0ie
Gtreitlnge beiprehe1t.
@ie Gireftor esaIins s. Hnrlr1n.
lee bonl Biiro Der Giierlbabnitnti-
Itif fagt, bcrIieren bie gobnen in-
folge oes Gtreifs tdgIih $1,000
900 an Ginfontnter; Der SntaI-
berluIt felt Neginn bes Gtreifs,
| Siebt man MIR Die feds Gage In
9etraht, IN tpeIHen Der Streit
sienlIiib allgenlein mar, beSiffert fib
oltf $18,000,0OO. Ser ntagerihtete
lSadidobew lit niht bierin einbe-
grifien
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Grftte>Nmsiidbteft
nidbt iebr giinftie

g8aibington, IA. 9Ipril Der
@oraniaIag fit Die IanorDirtidaft-
Iide Groollftion I'M lmlfenoen
Sabre, Der BON Dem 9lderbonoepar.
tenlent beroffentlid)t ipiiroe, lit niht
Defenders eiinitie. Mnn maft ben
imeeipobnIi9 itrengen 8inter, Die
uneifnitigen 8etterperbaltniiie nab.
reno ser Set Der &usioat lino aud
oie beiiiide 6lieee oofiir berant-
iportlih. gldn idldtt, Dob Die Grnte
in oieien Sabre etipa 4S3,6tI'
900 8uibel @iiiteripei5en betragell
miro, tpdbreno i'm Iestet Sabre
73t, ,636,0 600 8uibeI eeerntet MUIR
ben.
sSr ben groben @infertpeiaen-
@egenoen iinb Die 4usiidten lpenie
erfreuli1e. SIN lesten Serblt fonn'
ten MIR 3s,T70,000 9fer NIT 8ei.
5en beidt wprben. lpGbrro I'M Serbli
1918 Die 3abl bet beiaten slfer
42,30t 900 betrng.
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Gie stdrfe Spbnion's, ber midt anf
BEN Ballot febt bic 1ieber.
raidung bes Sases.

Chicago, IA. glpriL. sSllinois
bat iid fir 2ofpoen entidieoen. 9ie
fat boIllt1noig befannten WobI.
ersebniiie Der geitrigen WoripobIen
eeben 6em @ouberneur sSrnllf Com.
oen cine @ebrbeit bon 66,T731 Stinl.
men iiber ben General 2eonnrb
Ioco ais republifnniiden Hrdii-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9ie nod
nnsitebenoen ergebniIie bon 3Sa
8e3irfet i'm Stonte iueroen bifIei6i
Sic Mebrbeit oes @onberneltrs ani
10000 bringen.
Gie oenlofrntiide Gage lit Der.
iporren. ga feline glarien alf Biz
@obl5ettel georiidt ,pareib ipiroen
eine Menge bon Wauen eingeidrie'
BEN einige fouIe @ise ouf Soften
gutter Greuroe rno getreuer gtad.
barn. sllle .bofinungsbollen" 9e.
nIofroten tpnren pertrtelt, aber biz
3uianlnenIteniing 1T nidi iueit ge.
mug fortgefhritten iiln ben gor-
aissfnnoioaten erfennen 81 Ioiien.
3o6nion bend)tenSncrtcr Saftor.
9pei lli1iitdftoe trugen bn5ii bel,
Die 8abI ititereIiant 5u ntod)en
Ginnlal batte @ooo in goof Gonntt
(Gbitngo) einen entifieoellen 8or-
iprung Dor Soipoen, no er 105,S77
Stimrnen 5t 2olpoens 1894 er'
bielt. Die 5tpeite lleberrnihurg iunl
Die eroBe 3obI Der fit ben Serntoi
so6nion BON California abeegebe'
ncn Stilnnnen, obgleid oieier MIDI
aui ben Wnbl3etteln Der5eidnei
| itanb. ssSn goof gountD aIleirt ipiiro'
fem 9ante onf 40,SS1 8nbI5ette
eingetrogen. 9ie inpoIlIt1noiger
grgetniiie aus Dem Staat seiaen
BAG er cert ebeniolls cine aroel
@cicJs'woft boiic. Sic 3abler
bieriiber iinb nod nidt tnbuIierl
iporoeu. Sss1t gbirago inltroe eli
Gelesat erip1blt, Der auf ssobnior
berpflidtet lit.
gluf Der goiis Der gor3ugsob
itimntllng erbGIt 2oipScn So bon Der
| So GeIegdte, ses Stnates, @ooo Il
ln0 Spbnion I. 9ie iibri9en adj
luerOen in Der Staatstonbetion er
fdaft iper0eis.
SbDniun iifst IN gbitagp.
Sn Chicago mar @apor B. s
Sbcnliot in eent aanpf fir @oro
aonliteet iieqreid). Geine @nbdnaei
eetponaen "a bon 35 Sisett. 9urd
oieIe @obI ipiro icine Gtel[1ing II
Der gartei beoeiiteno geitdrft
Iauberbolb Goof gountp mar oi'
geteiligirne gerinser als man er
portet botte.. Die Srauen ipieltei
feline berporragenbe &olle.
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2onoon. Ia. 9[pril. !, guiibfoot
Ssobnion lit ont @iittlpoh nn6 oell
gereinigten Stanten abgeoampFt,
nadoem er ieine 9otidlaft einer
&eibe BON 9bonogropb 4lnttelt an.
bertralit bot, Die in ieiner slbmeien.
belt fir i'm reoen nerben. CT bdli
feline .g(nlueIenbeit in oen Gereinis.
ten etooten fir nottpenoig, I'M Die
guferitebung bon Bier trno 8eiu
au berbirtoern. @r febrt nls britt
ider gropngonoiit bein, Der iiber'
fliebt bon geteueriingen Der britt
iden Srennoiddft fir Die nGlteltt
Somter.@
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gsoIbineton IA. apriL -3nder
tpiir6e nidt iiber II Gents oas
Gfunb foIten, ipetn 9rGiioent 8il.
ion I'M Iebten 9[ueit Der 3rferbe.
boroe bas Sieht segeben butte, Die
grnten BON gubo itno 2ouiiinna
o,tfafoltfen. erfIarte Der 8orfisenoc
Ser 3uderbeboroe oent 11nferili-
funssfontitee Oes Sarles. DaB @e.
neralonipuit 9ollner ben 3ider-
pfIonsern bon 2otifiann einen Sreis
bon II Gents fiir ibre Grseiignifie
erlailbte, batte Die 8reiserbohltng
auer anoern 9itderernten sltr Sol.
ae. Gie8 Grrgebet beg @eneroldn.
polts mar Gin Seller, erfl6rte So-
brisfi. Gie 3nferbeboroe plonte, Die
grnte gitbas fir etipd 6,5 @ents
an faifen. Gie grltfe bon 2oiiifinnd
tpitroe fir is Gents ongebotert.
0ie geboroe iuollte rerbinoern. BOB
ser Greis Deg @elanttbeborfs Der
Station bon 100000 Eornen
iabrlid olird Die 125,00O EDniten
BON 2oiiiiiana in Die Sobe getrieben
tpiir6et.
Sir Snlabn nfto llmgegettD -
ltnbeftinultt, NIT mabrideinliAen
Sdouern bente abeno itito Gon.
rerstog. @driner belite obeno.
Stir gsebrosfa llnbeltinnf1tes
@etter nit ipobriheinIiden Sdoii.
ern belite obeno ooer 0onnerstng.
a6lter ON Golnerstog i'm tloroli.
den itno neitIihen Eeile.
ssiir sssoipa--llribeItinu1ltes Wetier
nit tpabrideinIid,en Sfauern am
Gonnerstae lno i'm ipeItIiden Teile
beufe nbeno. ssGriner beitte obeno
ilno I'M iiio6itIiden SeiL am Son.
nerftne "A
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Der 13reis Ser Sttmtc
tuirS iiitterimebf

@oibington I'd, April. .-8or ei.
rigen 3agen beinhte elmer Der sc.
natoren eiit bieiiges Sdubgeiddft.
Ger gerfdnfer pollte ibm atpnnaig
Dollar fiir Elm 9nar Sdube nbneh.
men. 9aroitfbin fraste er bei ben
6abrifanten on, iuiebiel Der Sano.
Ter fiir Die 5dube beaablt babe,
ilno es iprbe ibm Der 8ei6eiO, odt
Dollar. Genator Wtcgaarp erbieIt
bon Der Glinoes.Sanoelss s&onrntii.
iion Elm SbreiberL aus tpeIdeln ber-
bcrgebt, baB Die aleinbdnoler bis
3lt biln6ert Bro8ent an Sfuben
beroienen. SSSest ipiro cine llnterii-
dung gefiibrt.
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aartens Sem ssnitisamt iiber.
iuieieu.

@dibineton, IA. 9lpriI. Der
Sod oes SobieteeianOten 8. G. s..
@artets tpuroe bonn llnieriuhungs.
fOuitee oes Senats als nitlebr fir
Die llnteriubung unS nos S1noeInA
oes Suitisoeportrnents aeeignet, Der.
obidieoet iino Der geridt oes SO.
nlitees ocn, aorriiiee fiir ausipdrtiga
anaeleuenheiteu iiberoShss.