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The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
SATURDAY.

The Ambassador ct Chile and Sonora de
Matthew. dinner for Augusta Cochrane de
Alencar. the Brazilian Ambassador.
Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith, luncheon fcr
Mrs. Franklin h. Lane.
Miss Ruth LArner, luncheon for Miss
Frances Carpenter.
The Comforts Section Of the District
Red Cross Chapter. bazaar afternoon and
evening at 16 Jackson place.
Pierce Guild Auxiliary, Easter tea and
sale from to 8 at 2101 Wyoming.
Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr and Mrs. Ezra
koon, luncheon for Nine. Panareton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Westcott, dinner
for Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley.
Mrs. Louise Cromwell Brooks, dinner.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles l.
McCawley will entertain at dinner
this evening in compliment to their
guest. Mrs. Henry Clews. of New
York. They will be hosts at dinner
again on Friday evening.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25

If you are unable to really enjoy
the society of others because of the
fear that that wretched skin eruption
on your shoulder will begin to itch,
or that your scarf will alp and ex-
pose the dishguring rash you had
tried 50 hard to conceal, try Resinol
Ointment.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. James Dunn enter
tained at dinner Tuesday evening in
compliment to. Miss Katherine Stuart
and her flance, Ha1let Johnstone.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25

New York on their way nome. Mrs.
Sweet and Miss Sweet entertained
informally at luncheon Tuesday.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25

Mrs. Charles Bromwell entertain
ed at a dinner of eighteen covers
last evening.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25

Capt. W. S. A. Smith, of
the Farm Loan Beard, and Mrs.
Smith entertained at dinner last eve
ming in compliment to George w.
Norris, who is retiring from the
Farm Loan Board. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris will leave Washington the
first week in April for Philadelphia,
where they will reside, as Mr.. Nor
ris will then assume his new du-
ties as governor Of the Federal Re.
serve Bank there.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25

Mrs. Hunter Harris has as her
guest at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. Hugh Gardner. Of New Ro-
chelle, N. Y, who is being extern
sively entertained. Mrs. Harris
gave a party last evening at the
Cafe st. Marks in compliment to
Mrs. Gardner.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
S % 6 Z e Esy

Mrs. Grace Mcmillan Gibson has
with her for the holidays her young
son. James Mcmillan Gibson, who Is
enjoying q vacation from his studies
at Fay School near Boston. Mrs.
Gibson met her son in New York
where they spent several days to-
'gether before coming to Washing
ton.
Cyrus II. X. Curtis. OF PhifadeI-
phia, is in town for q few days and
Is staying at the Willard Hotel.
Mrs. r. B. Kellogg, wife of Sena-
tor Kellogg, has gone to New York
to spend a few days and will not
receivS this afternoon.
Frederick w. VILE will go to New
York today to spend several days.
He will make an address at the an
nual dinner of the Canadian Club
to be given there this evening. The
other speakers will be Gen. O'Ryan,
commander Of the 9th Division. and
Sir Arthur Currie. commander-in-
chief of the Canadian army in
France.
William Jennings Bryan. who was
at the Hotel Chatham in New York,
has returned to Washington.
Senator LIE Baron B. Colt LEFT
Washington the first of the week to
join his family in Providence, r. I.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25

The Princess Cantacuzene will
talk at o'clock on Saturday after
noon at the Women's City Club
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins will intro
duce the princess.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25
MRS. WALTER HARLAN TURNS
OVER HOME TO PIERCE GUILD.

Mrs. Walter Harlan. 2101 wyo-
ming avenue, has generously given
the use OF her home to the Pierce
Guild, an auxiliary of the Found
ling Home. for an Easter tea and
sale, Saturday, March 81.
This worthy cause needs and de-
serves help from each and every
one.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-25

The counselor of the italian En-
bassy and Signora Brambilla enter
tanned at dinner last evening in
compliment to their guest. Mrs. Her
man c. Huffer, jr., of Baltimore.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-17
NAME LINKED
WITH MURDER
CONTINUED from Page One)

Rose Ehrenwerth gave her home as
Los Angeles, being a native of Texas.
Her father was born in Germany and
her mother, Dora Jacobs Ehrenwerth,
in Louisiana.
According to the evidence at hand
in the office of the district attorney
in Los Angeles, Harvey was marriet
in Portland, Ore, on December ), 4
days before he met and married Mrs.
Ehrenwerth in this city. HIS bride
of less than three weeks has not been
heard of since that time.
FIGHTS FOR LIFE
As Harvey lies on his bed in the
county hospital suffering from self
inflicted wounds, the sheriff's force
and the district attorneys office are
working with renewed effort, trying
to connect the threads of evidence,
now that news of the mans ultimate
recovery has been given out by the
attending physicians.
Every effort is being made to save
his life, that he may face punishment.
If the information now on hand is
true. in the course of his career he
has married between % and 27 women,
six Of them have disappeared leaving
no trace. 1t is the theory of the Of
ficers, as it is the thought of the local
authorities, that they have been mur-
dered, which crime, if proven, will be
sufficient to send him to the chair.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-17

we have advocated as solution OF
the rent question this matter Of Jap
anese ownership of residential prop
erty. Those who are able to buy
dwellings for themselves should buy
And, in general, apartment houses and
ows OF houses for rent should be
rected by the japanese.
In five or six years the rent paid
" japanese tenants would readily
uffice to build such houses as those
hey occupy. We must adopt some
plan fer the erection and purchase of
Iesidences. We must organize some
aort Of company and secure the aid
of the bank for selecting suitable To-
calities and building apartments or
houses. Then, instead of paying high
.ents, the money would be paid to
the company or the bank.
People who bought houses four or
five years ago have ceased paying
rents. etc, etc
In urging the japanese to buy resi-
dence property the Nipponese news
paper IunS counter to the opinion re
Gently rendered by Attorney General
Webb that the ownership of residence
property in California by japanese is
Illegal under the existing treaty.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-17
$4,000 ACRES
THROWN OPEN
TO Sc I TIERS
Not Much of It Fit for Settle
MefH at Present; Some of II
Nay BE Valuable Uitiin a
FeU Years from Notc.

More than 10000 acres OF land III
lhe northern section Of the valley.
bounding on the Salton seat, was
thrown open for settlement yesterday,
according to Nene Bloomer, of the
United States land office.
"Only a very little of the land,
probably not more than three or four
sections Of TIE land is at the present
sine fit for settlement, owing to the
lack of water supply said Mr. Bloom
er, "but the chances for a canal in
that region are promising and in "A
few years will undoubtedly prove to De
very valuable
A great deal Of the land on the Sai-
,on sea has already been claimed by
'sqaatters" defined by the department
unsurveyed lands and they are granted
a 60-day preferential right. The sol
diers' settlement act; passed by a joint
house and senate resolution, provides
that ex-solders, sailors and marines
are also granted 60-days right to file
on the land before it is opened for the
general public.
The Southern Pacific railroad has
iiled claims for number of sections.
the applications were received and ac-
ccpted by the department of the in
terror a number of years ago. The
state Of California, in behalf of the
school board has also laid claims to
cre section.
Nevertheless" state Mr.. Blomer,
"the majority of the land is in the
best Of condition, and not all cf the
land by far has been claimed. The
flood which covered the entire north
ern part of the land few years ago
has left lots of black soil which is
the finest soil and only the lack of
water holds the lands from being add
ID to Imperial Valleys farming lands.
The people are gradually seeing the
possibilities there and in nv opinion
it will not be very long before great
revenue producing community will be
added to the evergrowing Imperial
Valley.'
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-17
CHAUTAUQUA At
WILSON SCHOOL

ChautaUqua will be given this eve
ming III the Wilson school auditorium.
Tomorrow 1t is expected to have the
big tent raised again.
fcalghts tomorrow's and the final
days program, Monday, are as fol-
lows:
This Evening.
Conccrt-Taylor's Singing band.
All Americans, all vocalists, all in
strumentalists, all entertainers.
Another half hour with the inimit-
able Tom Corwine.
Sunday Afternoon.
Ertertainmeht-J. Walter Wilson
Company.
"FolIyanna," Pauline Lucille Mayo.
A superb portrayal of Eleanor H.
Porters famous characters.
Junior chautauqua play hour.
Evening.
Entertairment-J. Walter >Wnscn
Company.
Lectuie-"The Mother Of the Fu-
ture,' Kate Upson Clark, no,ed writer
and editor.
Monday Afternoon.
Preiudc-Royal Philippine SextQ:
Lectpga-"The Four Square Build
er, Capt. 7. Dinsmore Upton.
Junior chautauqua play hour
Evening.
Junior Chsutauqua games in public.
Closing rorcert-Royal Philippine
Sextet.
Credited rs. the finest striaged or
chestra in the islands.
On Sunday the program will be con
cistent in every 'vav with the sacred
iChGractc. of the day.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-17
JAP PANESE TRY
TO SECURE LAND

SACRAMENTO, April 1.-THE re-
solute policy OF the japanese to secure
such land in the state as is possible,
notwithstanding the iaw, receives
striking exentplifcations in an editor
ial of the "New World a Japanese
newspaper Of San Francisco on THE
House Rent Question:
In the editorial, translated for the
Cal fcrna Oriental Exclusion league,
the suggez tion is made that through
the Japanese association method be
adopted under which Japanese now
iaatirg cities shall he assisted to be-
come owners and thereby save money
and promote the community idea.
A portion Of the editorial follows:
"An organization Ike the japanese
association is necessary in dealing
with such questions For ma ny years
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-17

eters were not unaccompanied by ele-
ments Of humor. The police captain
who took them in was Robert Emmett
DOYLE, rosy-cheeke1 and blue-eyed
who couldn't possibly deny he was q
son Of Erin. All the policemen on
the job were O'ConnelPs and Regans
aid Flahertys or boer nafes unmis-
takably neither Greek nor Yiddish
Their comments on the proceeding
were neutral and humorous.
The whole proceeding was conduct
ed in the height Of courtesy and
polite formality. There was no "come
along, you're pinched." Instead
Captain Doyle raised his cap, and with
an engaging smile said, Ladies
these are policewomen who will place
you uader arrest" Then the men
stepped back and the women did the
job.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-17
ASSISTANT CASHIER
IS FOUND GUILTY
lBY Associa ted pressl

10y As5UCIdI ItU ITlssJ
SAN FRANCISCO, April ia
verdict Of guilty was returned in the
case Of ". c Grant, assistant cashier
Of the dcfunct Santa Rosa National
bank on one count Of the Indictment
charg ug conspiracy with Fernando
Samoa to divert $50, 1000 from the
bank. Sanoza was acquitted. Grant
was sentenced to five wears at San
Quentin on the conviction and his
previous plea of guilty to an embez-
Element charge. His wife collapsed
and had to be carried from the court
room.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-03-17
Gciip. u1arplanVs
tritt fir ,,uaHe" Elm
Gtnatslegislatnr ernennt Elm aomi.
tee 5ar llaterindJnns Oes Srei.
bens Der Anti-Snloon Gisd

9tnnapolis, 0lo., II. @dr3.
Ser Spreher oes $auies in Der
StontSlegislotlr, 90. 6. Spoings,
berrrio6te feline eeringe lleber.
roidung, ols er Elm Gomitee bon
flint @eietgebern ernonnte, INN bic
TGtigfeit BET MntisSaloon 2ign sli
llnteriuden. Sic Gnti.9robibitions-
2iga bon SoIbott gountb bot ihor
bor einigen @ohen eine getition
ipegen llnteriu6ung 6es Sreibens
Der g[nti.SoIoon 2ieo eineerei9t.
@oubernaur &it1ie trat often fir
ole grlaiiang eines Stadtseeieses
Elm, oos Die 5obritotion unb ben
gerfal,f bon gier, gi6er uno
leidten @einen i'm Staate MarH.
Lamb fir erloubt erfl6rt. CT boi
feline 9otidaft iiber Die @etrdrfe.
frage 0em Snuie hberreidt. Die
|goti6aft 1T cine @ntbeibuns Der
Sones 8ia. Die 3,5.proaentiges
Bier forocrt uno genebntigt ona
Grogramm Ger rNoiien", ictpeit eS
| fir ben Stoot MarDlano in 8or-
idlos ee6rodt iuor0en 1T.
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Scts kinScr i'm
BlissarS crfrcrcn
Gin Sarmer berliert bier SSbne;
jnassS IGSdeu Opferi I'D fur
Wsidiuiiter anf.

gisntard, 81. g., 16. @Gr5. -
Bier Sdulfnoben, Sobne oes Sor.
mers O. @oblfn, iino in Dem 8Iia.
5aro om Ietten Montag erfroren
unb ibre 2eiAen bon Dem @ater ge.
funben iuor6en. Die &naben Der.
lieben bic G9uIe nit einem @e.
ipailn,. aber auf Dem balben @ege
nod Snuie fonnten Die pferoe Dor
@rid6pfuhg nift ipeiter. Goroui
padte Der iIteIte sunge ieine Brit
Der gut INT @agenfoiten Elm Il. gine
Siilfe berbei5libolen. Mnn fani
leine 2etde nabe Bel Dem gltern.
hnlie. Cine Weeile bonn Souie ent,
fernt fano Der Batter oas @eipann
bufltdbIi6 rom Sdnee begrobcn
Sod Gnt'crnltng bes Sdnees fat
er I'M @aacnfaIten Die 2eiden ieiner
orei Sobne.
ssSn Der Idbe bon Center, q. O..
aob Ole iS.inbrige So@l @siner ibl
2eben bit nm ibre iiineeren @c
idtpiIter bonn grfrieriinesto6e aii ret
ten. g[ls Der ShIitten in Dem fl
fttbren bon Dem 8liaaor0. Ser fell
3ipei Gooeu to6t, umgeporfen tuurbe
biiIlte iie bic 4inoer In Die berfiig
barren Geden urtb ibren eigenet
Wtorfel nno tpdrtete nitf Siilfe. @rI
nod "a Stunoen tpurSen lie gefllu
ben. SaSel mar tot. ober Die BEL
ben iiingeren ain6er iperoen iid er
bolen. Ger 8li5aarS mar oe1
idlirttnite Sdneeiturm felt 1888
8erihie0ene 3iige Ser @rea
9ortbprh fins i'm Sdnee iteden ge
bIieben. llnacfibr s 3oa Sfnee iinl
eefollen. ylcd oen 8eridten Del
@etterbiiros erItredtp iid Ser Sturn
bon mlontaro biz 8isconiin, uni
bon manitnba nad 9ebrasfa.
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S6arfrie,ter tpicSer
itatt rinccltt itfttertuees

2incoIn, Rebr., II. Wdra.
Sdarfridter gurrier bonn Staots-
3ll6tbous in Bolton lit mad 2incoIn
ltnteriuegs, nadoem 0ie beioen &ei.
len oes Sharfridters SurIbut bon
0ew gort Sur Sinri9tuns Der Msor.
Der @rantlner imo Cole peger Gnf.
idub oes llrteils bergeblid fuareil.
glttfleber 5enton bat ibn uiif anorb-
ntng oes @euerdlonmaIts Dobis
bierber beItelLt. @rontmers @eidif
Iieet in ben Sdnoen oes GiItrifts.
glppeIlationsgeridts Der Ser. Stoa-
ten in ct. 2oltis. Dabis bat ein @e-
ilid eineereiht, Die 8erufiing ols
orinolos 5u beriuerfeit, ipilrSe nber
obgefuielen. 9orarf bat er eine
Slueite glppeaotion eingeerift, oes
ssSllbolts, ooB oie@eridtsbarfeit nidt
Dem .9iItriftsgeridt, iOnoern BEN
Oberbmloesseribt aiiitebe, lraO ben
S9oriridter haIteIlt. 1lnn bot fiG
Oiesmol fiir ben Senfer niis Bottom
entid)ieoen, neil rerielbe ittebr 3eii
bot. olS Surlbut bon Stem Yorf. in
sSolle elmer tpeiteren @eraogerrna
Ser Sinri9titng oird @eridtsmano-
Der.
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Nf,erika ipiu Pantbnre>
cinicft crtuerbcn

@aIbinsion, II. Diara. Die
alterifaniidye GdIffobrtsbebor0e ar.
beitet geeenndrtig init atierifaiti.
i6en Gfjiffobrtsseiellida einen
gIoa aus, Die go 8eItidiffobrts.
Iittien Der Snntblirg. .amerifa @eiell.
ihoft au iibernebnten, borausgeiest,
tie erbaIt bon Den beutiden ainien
Die 3uitimuling. Die 2inien i6IieBen
niht nur ben 8erfebr Sipii9en
0eutidIano uno ben Ser. Stooten,
ionoern auf Siioonerifa, Den
Orient umo onoeren Teilen Der 8eli
Elm. 8eanlte Der Sdiffobrtsbeb0roe
erfl1ren oaB Der 8etrieb ipabr.
ideinIid 8n groB iein mhroe, als
baB eine mnerifomife &beoerei iut-
itanoe iudre, 6iefen nllein au bonb.
baben. Sails oie 8ldne ourdorin-
gen, iuiiroen fid ipobrideinIid meb.
rere Rbeoereien on Dem 9etrieb Der
seipaItisen Sanoelsflotte beteiIigen
bic notpenoig lit, I'M 0en fololIaler
bon Geuti6lano bor Dem &riegt
fontrolGierten SanoeI su belpdltigen
Babreno oie 8eanlten Der Sdiff
fahrtsbeborotn niht augeben ipoIl
ten, baB nit Der Sanburg.amerifn
2itlie @erbnnolungen itattfanoen
tuitroe unter Der Sano 5u berIteber
eegebelt oaB Die beltide @beoere
bereit III, init ben omerifaniiher
ShiffobrtsgeIelli idoften einen TO
opcratiban aprltraft ab5uidlieBen.
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1lktiettsD DiuiocnHe Ser
Grilciblc Steel Go.

gittsburg, 9n.. II. 9tGra.-Di
Direftoren Der Gritcible SteeI 60.
Of 9lnleriea bpben eeitern cine
aftien.9ibiben6e bon so Broaent er.
fI1rt, Die ON 80. april oenienisen.
tpelde arn 15. slpriI Gftiotp1re ipn-
ren in gerpobnlihen aftien Der De.
lelli1nft n1tSbe5abIt tpiro. Dies lit
bic erfte &orporation BON 9ebe,t-
tune, einen iolden 5dritt 81 inter.
nebnleh ieitoem oie grtideibnns bes
Sberbnnbesecridts Die gftien0ibi-
oenoen fiir ltelterfrei erfl1rt bot.
Die gireftoren erflarten ferner cine
8aroibioen6e bon 8 8roaent, 6ic
oenielben Aftionarei1 an oenieIheu
Gage orsbeaublt tper0en.
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&epublifancr maiden
eincn lebtcn &crlu6
Gin nener GiniuanS 81 1lrtikel 10 ncr9cle9t; TN
bsntielben mebmcn Sic Der. Staten Stellmn9
aeacn BeSrcbmn9 Ses SrieSens
JrlanSif6e Sraee kolnmt i'm senat sur seratians

saontprontiBbprbebaH 5tifrie6engeitent
lperben fonne, uno iie gaben ben
&nmpf nuf.
gon einigen Genotoren tpir6 an.
genommen, 6ab Der neue @iniunit6
Die oblebner6e SoItung Der STE.
gierung ettpas milbern iperOe, 10 bob
man ourd benielben eetiigeno
Stitun1en fir bic 8ottfitaticn oes
8ertrages selpinner fonnte. 8nn
Mepublifauern Der gintp6noIer.
arrppe tpirb oas 1lebergeben tueiferer
8enlofraten pornitsaeingt, ioodb bic
GGlnBobItinlnung beinnbe Die n0ti-
ge 8iuei6ritteIrnebrbeit aeisen ipiirbe.
SIN ssalle ser @Iebnune bes Ser
trages miro cine 8ieoererip1eitng
beantragt iperoen, neil man i'm San
elmer atpeiten M6Itintnrltitg oaro1if
rehnet, oaB ipeitere 3enlotraten 0nS
2oger Ser 9iegieriingstreaen Der.
loiien urtb oen @ertrng bonn Inter
gang rettett f1eroett.
Ser retie Gtntpdtlb I6liebt ftm an
cine 0or etnieen Mondten bon &c.
rator anor eingereifte, ober bonn
Genat nidt berbnnbelte 9frioIntion
an. Die Sreutoe oesfeIben erfl1reft,
boB 6er neue- gorbebolt ben Ser.
Staoten oic Snno frei Iaiie, nber bon
oen eroBen Stttereifen 0erielben an
einem ariese, ipie benz lesten @eIt.
Ifriese 3eusnis oblege.
Stride GepnbIif bpr Sem Genaf.
Ser Gent miro ben iriiden gia.
tionolfeiertag olr1 sbltimnuing
iiber Die SaItung 5ur 6fnge Der
ltnnbb1atgigfeit SsSrInn0s feiern. SIM
glnihlnB an bic 8ertrassoebntten
iDitrbe geitern bic iriife Sroge eitt-
Igebenb er5rtsrt, ullo eipe &eioIlition
BON Senator 5bielbs, Genfpfrat
Settneiiee, eilgereidt. ipeIde Die Pin
erfennung Ger 5eIbifdnoigfeit Sr-
lambs ousipri1t iiber pel6e beute
obgeitimrlt tperoen tpirb. Die Reio-
luton fanb Die l1nterItiiBi,ne Der
Senotoren @alib, Montann, 8be.
Ian, California, ltn0 Gee0, MiIouri.
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@oIbinaton, II. W1Gra. -Ndd
elmer 8eratung nit onoeren re-
pubIifaniIhen Genotoren bot Se.
notor 2enroot, g8isconfih einen
neuen 8orbebnlt su benz @rtifel 10
crttiuorfen uno geitern IN ipdter
Stlnoe Dem geuat eingereidt. Die.
fec Gintpon6 bat ben 3pef, bic
ifarferen 9eItinlnllineen oes 2obge
ginpanoes Su nliIoern nn6 bat fol-
aen6en 8ortIutt: .@s miro oIs Die
goIitif oieier &egierung erflGrt, onb
Die 8ereinieten Stoaten, I'M Salle
bic sSreibeit unO Der srieben euro.
pos ipieoer onr9 eine Madt o0er
cine @ruppe bon Md9ten beorobt
tpiro, cine iclde Gage NIT Der ern'
fteiten 8eiurenis ertpdgen nnb BE-
raten tueroen, pelde Shritte, tDenn
iiberboi,pt ioIde geplatlt tperben, IN.
ternoninlen tperNen iolIsrt."
@ieie sSorn1 zines @lripntloeS be-
aei6net Dos groBte 8ngeItanbnis, 81
ben1 fid Die &epublifnner biniidtlif
Der Mufgabe Der ISOLATION anerifaa
iinb Der 9eteiligling in etropdii9en
syroeen bequeulen peroen. 8elde
llnterItiisunJ Der neue @inmano bon
Seiten Der 9entofrnten erfabrer
tpirb, lit lingeipib.
Ser geItsrn angenontnlene 8orbe'
bait 5u @rtifel 10 tpirb bonn grdii-
oenten nidt eebilliet, itn6 er iestt
feine anbdnger i'm Senat geitern oa.
bon tn &enntftis, ebe iiber ben 8or.
bebolt ob9eitinnnt pnrbe. Senatol
Sitdeof botte Inn ben 8orbebali
NIT eineln Sf)reibert 5igeihidt, INF
gr6fioent @iIfon ionbfe Die Iofoni'
id)e antiport. saniltt ih nift an
i,ehmeu8. 49, 9ieie frrae I'M
bdffihe sfrttrorf iiber5engte bic an
bdnger oas aSrdiioetten I'M Senat
onB Der ssraiioattt oir1 feiner
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Sefftceit,trnt itSrt sic
Dcripabl in ucrS>D Dak.

gismurd. 81. g., II. gear3.-
Die gorlpabIen eraieIten cine Siem.
lid itnrfe Stintinnbgobe in Den
StGbten 6oeegen beIdrdnfte Elm
btftieer SdneeIti,rn Die 8eteiIieltug
Der 86bler in ben 2anooiitriften.
Die goripubIen fir Die Ir1ii6ent.
iddft erregten MIR gerinees sssit-
tereiIe, on MIR Elm aanOibnt i'm
SeIbe mar, Ger repnblifnniife Se.
notor Siron sSobnion bon goIifor-
mia. SsSe0e Bnrtei erip1blte einen
8ertreter fir oos 9eotionaIfontitee,
flint grGIioentidJoftsiuabInGnn
iinb 10 9eIeeoten fir Die Sectional.
tonbention. sliiBerben iuuroe iiber
bier gerfailunes3uiate obseitinlutt.
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Sctparc itiftet iuicScr
iebSnett Beitraa sitfit
PIfsfonSs
Seiuoro, gaebr., IL. Mdr3 '2(
Germ @uitab Saueiien,
Gmohn. glebr.

SeiDar0, ytebry IL. Wears '2U.
Germ @uItab Saueiien,
Smoba, Gebr.
Sebr geebrter 9errl
Siermit ieaOe id) Sbnen TN g(a'
men Der Ocber, einen S6ed bon
$25t 90 fir ben Gelief Suno; alia
Die 2iIte Der @eber.
Dies lit uniere Ate, iuenn aud
nidt UerbeIcrte auflage, uno Sas
CUTE 8erf gebt meiter, 10 lange &ln.
Ser in rnierer alien Seinlot bun.
germ, miro geiamnlelt. 8on ben 4
Saden &leioer, oie bon bier lebten
Monat an bic Bulb Sransfer 90.
obgeianot tplroen bnben mir nod
feline gtodridt. Sb iie tuobl arlfonl'
menu
Gen @rtitel in Der Eribiine bon
Der americdn 9oirp Cattle 60. in
Chicago, babe td nit groBem Sn'
tereiie geleien, un6 mid gleib nit
Der @eleulaaft in @erbinbung ge.
fest. 5oIlten &iibe DelttidIano ret
ten, 10 bpffe i'd, onB fid] geng brupe
uno bodberaige Gelititbanerifaner
finoen, nm es nl0gIidb 5i MAIDEN.
Die 100000 &ibe au eriteben. Sos
olte oeittibe Sprihiport, ~eine
&llb 6edt oie armlt 5u", miro nod
iiberidritten, Senn fie rettet bel
lei9t cine gan8e geotion por BEN
llittergonge.
gSenn m0glid, nodte i'd Dor
Gelparo gountp cine gonse Gor'
laoung. emo "a &iibe, aninnmen
bringen. @tIide Garmer finO biel
leidt piIlets, cine &iib 5it idenfen
Damn fonnen 2 ooer a, ipenn aud
6 5uinntmcnleeen inio ie cine lie
| fern; ouf hieiem 8eg lit es ntoe
Iidy, cine garlooung 5it befonmpn
Sd babe mid berpflihtet bel be-
@eieIGid)aft. cine 9ub sii liefern Uni
bin bereit, ben 8etrog bon 5000 Elm
5r1enoen. @Gre aber bohit nnerfen
neno, penn unier Seiparo Gountp
uno iiberbmlpt mebr Counties in
c .aat, oen Tlm onnebmen tDiiroel
mo eine gorlaonng ON Die @eiea
! idaft obienSen fonrten. gaidt 81
Innge 3oeern ieoer Gag bringt mebI
Suneer mo Die SCOT lit eroB, Infer
! 2anosleute iino pillens, 81 helfen
fie fiitb bodheraig iiro brat, iotui
mitleioie in Der Gohe, BLOB ninm
es Elm bisder sfrbeit, nm ibusn oi
(ssprtietunQ uiii 9eite 4.
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t1,ilicn mtihliiiiie TIT
Ser Hcblenitrciks Sraoc
arbeiterfiibrern iuirS nitscteilt, Oak
Ct Die Sunirtiiiionsberidte mod
berar6eitet.

@aIbington, II. Idr3.- grGii-
bent 2eluis nno Sefretdr Green bon
ben llniteS Neine 8orters Of
glnerica iteIlten lid seitern i'm
8eiben Snrie ein I'm iiber Die
sSrnge nad Der @rleoigung bes
Strcifs Der @eifJfoblendrbeiter Gr.
funoigungeR ein51aieben. Sbnen
tnlroe rnitecreilt, DOB Grdiioent @H.
Jon iein Stuoiurn Der Mebrbeits.
itnb Minoerbeitsberidte ieiner Gob'
lenItreif- -&pininiiiion nod niht be.
elloigt babe. Ser 8ralibent bat iid
nod nidt entId)IpiIen, Oh er biz
Weitalieber ieiner &ouuiliiiipn nii
Dem @rIudea 8iiamutenrltfen min
lire 8eritbnngen 5ur grlangline
elmer einititnniaen Gntideioitng a.
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