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Newark post., 1920-02-04
When Bearcat Went Dry

Charles Neville Buck, author OF
"When Bearcat Went Dry the
super-feature which will be the at
traction at the Opera House thea
ire on Thursday 5th, began his
literary career in Louis vile, Ken
lucky, as a reporter on "The
Courier Journal. -
In order to while away time
while waiting to fulfill his assign
,ments, young Buck wrote fiction
stories on the back Of envelopes and
slpis of paper. At night, when his
newspaper work was over, he would
collect these slips and put them
together. The result Of these la
bors would be sent away to maya
zines, and if one editor turned
them down away they would go to
another.
This persistence won out IN the
end. Mr.. Bucks returns from his
lstories became so remunerative that
he quite his newspaper job and
} took to fiction seriously. He soon
became the most noted writer IL
: this country who made use of the
mountains of eastern Kentucky as
the background for stories of moon
SINNERS, illicit stills, feuds anc
feudists.
Having won a following, he ther
began to write novels, of which ht
has contributed nearly a score tt
American literature. Of his novel:
two of them have been made int
plays and eight into pictures.
ADV
Newark post., 1920-02-04
To An English Sparrow

We drove you from the garden
patch,
Bright mornings in the spring;
When in the lilac bush we heard
The robin redIbreat sing,
And stoned you summer afternoons
When we had listened mute
With rapture to a golden note,
The thrush's magic flute.
But now, when all the world is
dead
And buried in the snow,
And every feathered minstrel
flown
Long weeks and weeks ago,
We see you sitting in the cold,
A bit of brave brown fluff,
Still chirping gallantly to show
You're made of hero stuff.
You mate and build and hatch
your young,
Although your tiny feet
Are almost frozen to the bough,
Your plumage stiff with sleet,
And 10! we scatter crumbs to you
Saved from the breakfast plate
Because, although you are so small
Your courage is so great.
Newark post., 1920-02-04
All Sorts Of Conveyances
Used By Census Takers

Everything from aeroplanes to
snowshoes is being used by the
agents of Uncle Sam in taking the
1920 census Of the United States.
About the only modern method of
transportation either on, over, or
below land or water that has not
been employed i'll enumerating
Uncle Sans nieces and nephews
seems to be the submarine.
Aeroplanes have come in handy
in enumerating the dwellers on the
islands off the coast of Florida;
yachts and rowboats have been
used in the harbors of the country
native canoes have been in demand
among the Hawaiian Islands;
"tiivvers are being used every
where; the tried and trusty mule
team has carried the census takers
out on the desert regions; and
snowshoes have became the trusted
aides Of the census gathers in the
northern states and Alaska.
EnumerdtOr Turns Rescuer
In the central part Of New York
state, near Oswego, a few days ago
an enumerator making his rounds
on snowshoes arrived at an isolated
farm dwelling only to find that an
able-bodied man was needed more
than a census gatherer as the man
of the family had been sick in bee
for several days and the farm
animals were suffering for lack OF
food and water. The census man
like any good neighbor would
stopped long enough to do the
chores, dig out paths through thu
deep snow and put things in ship
shape order before continuing hi
! journey.
Newark post., 1920-02-04
Electrically Operated
Ventilators To Be In
stalled In Gym

Two blower ventilators to be
operated by electricity are soon to
be installed in the gymnasium at
Delaware College.
Business Administrator A. G.
Wilkinson, announced yesterday
that this had been decided on and
work would be started at once.
The attendance at the basketball
games in the gym" this season
have been unusually large and
some change to get better ventila-
tion was necessary.
Newark post., 1920-02-04

when it helps to show what can be
doneby the cooperation of the man.
ufacturer and the public school
when both have a common meeting
point. 1t seems inevitable that
sooner or later an organization will
be effected to bring about such CO.
operation to large degree and to
establish a permanent program of
development in industrial educa-
ton for the city.
Newark post., 1920-02-04
Celebrate Lincoln's Birthday
DR.. Horace Ellis

With each passing year the life
of Abraham Lincoln offers a new
challenge to the world. The birth
anniversary of this first Ameri-
can" will, this year, be celebrated
with a rare significance. In the
present world crisis, men instinc-
lively turn to the career of this
"new birth of our new SOIL" the
Great Emancipator, for wisdom
and inspiration.
Lincoln's life was like unto the
Wonderland of the Yellowstone
just a few PAGES from the chill
sorrows of the raging snow storms
downto the joyous buildings of the
tepid springs. One day he trod
paths bordered with lilies; the
next, he walked majestically among
the pines. Tenderly he stopped to
retrieve the tempest-jostled nest
ling; mercifully he ordered for
ward the engines of war.
Untutored academically, how
brilliant his education-if educa-
tion means the possession Of po-
tentiality for exalted service! Un-
acquainted with the rules of form
al rhetoric, note this imperial ut
terance. "Four-score and seven
years ago, our fathers brought
forth, on this continent, a new ma
ton, conceived in liberty and dedi-
Gated to the proposition that all
men are equal" Unattached to
sectarian organizations, 10! the
man sent of God to do His holy
will. "And upon this act, sincere
ly believed to be an act of justice,
warranted by the Constitution
upon military necessity, I invoke
the considerate judgment of man
kind, and the gracious favor of
Almighty God," is his rnal word
in the immortal Proclamation.
With unparalleled maganimity
he generously forgave personal
criticisms. eff Stanton said | am
a fool, l must be, for Stanton is
almost always right" was his
sensible rejoinder to the gossip
ing busy-body. Out of his judi
cial reflections upon the welfare
of the republic in her hours Of
peril came his matchless cabinet
Seward, Chase, Stanton, Welles
Disavowing any intention of in
terfering with matters. of purely
state concern, he nevertheless!
firmly declared his purpose a!
affecting the life of the nation
eff l can save the Union by free
ing none Of the slaves, l shall d.
l so; if | can save the Union b,
: freeing all of them, l shall do that
= My fixed determination is to saw
/ the Union" But he would do al
r this with malice toward none, an
: with charity for ALL"
S What life! Unselfishness un
exampled, magnanimity unparal
leled!
Newark post., 1920-02-04

Men get old before their time
Because they've been lazy all their
time.
If half the worlds work is done
Before you get down in the morn
ing,
The other half is likely to be done
Before you get into the game.
Ambition is the godfather of toll,
But Procrastination is it's STEP
mother.
Newark post., 1920-02-04

HAS Prof. Trips found name
for his new dance step?"
mo; but he visits the zoo every
day."
What does he do that for?"
"He hopes by making a close
study of animals and their pecu-
liarities to hit on a name that will
sweep the country.-Bingham Age
Herald.
Newark post., 1920-02-04

The first instance in history OF a
written constitution framed by the
people for the people was that a.
dopted by what was then known
as the Connecticut colony proper
Comprising Hartford, Wethers-
field, Windsor, in which it was
agreed to give all freemen the right
to vote.-Boys' Life for January.
Newark post., 1920-02-04

r And the main reason why wo-
man is woman is because she
would rather eat a cheap lunch in
a swell place than swell lunch
in a cheap place.-Dallas News.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-05
Gin uenes gierseies in Nsw
Seriep.
9renton. g. &. 3. Wor1

@ouperlleur Goiporos ullterseihs
netc beute oie @eiesporlaee, lpeld3e
Die Scritcllung ,no ben 8erfauf pon
31a Tro3ert gier seitattet. nad]'
benz Der s5rieSen nit Geiti6lono
perfiinoet lit.
Die geItrise Situne 6es 5enotS
ipor Die aufregenoite, ole lett Ell
mem 8ierteliabrbunoert itattgefun'
oen bat. Gie @aHerien iparen bis
sum gritifen gefiiIlt uno Wtdnnsr
uno sSrouen brad9eu pieoerbolt IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus, beion'
oers oIs Die rInti.Saloon 2eaguc"
tpeaen ibrer Naiilfp,trfsarbeit 5iir
8erbinocrung Ser aanabme Der
8orlase idon,ineslos abgefan5eh
puroe.
Gin antraa bon Gen. Soiues. Der
friiber Idon cine Sorlaae fir 5pro-
,entiges 9ier eineereid)t bate. Die
@orloae fir 312 pro3entiges Bier
oem golfe 5ur stbitimmins 5u I'M.
tcrbreiteu nuroe nit 13 gegen I
Stintn,en perrporfen. beionoers tpetl
,uar benz @eneralanmalt oes Staa'
tes @elegenheit gebeu mill, in oenl
Dor oen. 9unoesoberecridte ihiuc-
beroen gerfabren fir Die Staaten-
rete III f6mpfen. gberlo tuurbe elm
9lntraa bon Gen. SturgerS, Die in
ser 8orlage acknowledgement Strofen
fir llebertrctltnger slt erbohcn, nit
IA aeqen 4 Stinunen perlporten.
91e @riinoe. parlm Dos @eIef
crit aod 1SricoensIdlltB in 2raft tre-
ten Ion. iino. Sen 8atentpatriote'1
m6qlifit tpcitig glrlaB Sur &ritif gu
bietcn ltno bos @cIeb geridtli6 mog'
Iid,It unnnfed)tbor 81 MAIDEN, oo.
mare cs ioTort in qroft eetreten, Der
@inlpono hdte erhoben speroen fon'
nen, 6os 2ono iei nod tmmer i'm
0riea8suitonoe, BERN man ertportet
ooB es iofort gcriftlid, onqegriffei1
miro. ioboIb es in 8roft tritt. 8ou'
pcrr,eur Goporos unb 8encrolan'
tpoIt W3cGron iino bereit, bos 8e'et
nit oTlen Dem Stoate sur 8erftt9lno
Itchenoen geieblifen TfitteIn 81
id)iiben.
,siir sic 8crIoac itin1rlten 6 De
mofroten unS 6 Reptblifoner, nah
reno 9 Stimmen oagegen ousihlieB
lid, t,nu Repub[ifouerr fdinen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-05
3wei 6raseu far oieG ampasue.
Ro5binaton. 9. R1r3.

2pUlptHYIult, -. Qtut0-
sssnfoiee Der Grciauiiie Der lesten
soae ,uirb u,,ter un,itdneeu Sic
Gurhffbruns Der grpbibition ben
Ssertraa als bic srobe sSroee in ocr
Observation-Disclosures iiberiGat.
ten. Sc mdtriteinlider es miro. ooB
Der Senut ben Sertrog niht erleoist
uuo oob er in Die Gan,pagne fommt,
I'M 70 metr tritt cine 9etpeglina bers
Dor, nm bic Yrobibition in Den Wobl'
fonpf 5u brinsen. Oieie 8cpegi,ns
pirb, .pie man onnimnt, bilrh Toli'
tifer nnterltist, lpelde oen Sertrdg
niht ols Die Souptfrage im Nopenlbsr
nollen. Roh ibrer Weinlng miiroe
Die 8robibiton Den Iertrag in Den
Sintergrllnb orGngen. 0ies mare be-
ionoers Der fSall, penn bcioc Eart
tcien nit MIR leid)t perIbieoenelt
SertragspIonfen, bie beioe Gorbcbalte
befiirlporten, in ben Wablfanpf SIC
hen. Sir oos Bublifiim oiirfte es
idtuer balten, 5miiden Den 6ornoll'
t1teu auslegenoer Gorbebalte 81 ert'
1deioen, Die fir ocn NroIioenten alt-
ncbn,bor iino uno oen iogenannten
,9lmerifoniiirin9s" Sorbebalten,
oie rad 9ebaiiptling oes TraIioenten
bos 2iaaobfommen oernrt oerdnoerr,
6nB er cine Iolde Ratififation niG)t
biGliarn fonn. Sic flare 5rage bon
Bier uno Ieidtem Bein fir Den
Saitgaebrouh i'm @egeniot 5u Der
iesiaeu itrengen Inpenoung Der
3nanasgeiese ,piirbc ober oas Iolt
fofort erfofIen uno oos offentIihe 5ll'
terefTe ntiiBte nod Reini,ng iener
Golitifcr ben Bertroe auf einen GERM
gere Gtelle 5urildhr6ngen. BerIh'e.
0ene Senotoren ipdren iiber cine itart
erb0btc Ebdtiefeit Der grbGrger bon
Bier unb 3ein nid)t iiberrnidt, TO-
boIb Der Senot oen 8ertrag tbatldf'
lid BET Seite idIiebt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-03-05
Scr TricOcnsucrtrag uuO bic Yrobibtion Suei ST
rlebigcube Tragtn lit Scr folnmriOcn
Yrdl0cnltu@abl.
Ser GjenbabnerStreif in raneidl bcnOc Ger SampT nm
Oem trijeren aaiicr ene Selbtbamcr 81 ntbmtn ln
Grnl begouucn. Sic Gntente wu Stut|db=
lanO eNnfuabme eiuer Dteruatlo=
nalen Mnebe getacn.

gcIctcs 3u erm0gliden. Die 8ort.
iiibrer Der @abngeperfidoiten er.
fIdrten, oaB iie oas 8ef0roerlngs.
gcIcb 5por nidt 5u billigen perm0gen,
ober i'm G5ntereiie Der 9obnurbeiter
uno oIs omerifuniide 8iirger babel
mittpirfcn tpollcn, unt benz @eieb
cine Irobe gu qeben. SSSn ieinen 9rie-
ZEN iibertrltg ser FrGiioent Die por.
l4ufiaen 2ohnperban0lungen Der
2eitllna BON Generalization SineS,
mcIhem oie gin8elbeiten Der @bpif'
lung ser 9fegieritngScontrolle arrper'
trolt Iino. Die 9abnleiter lno Die
llnionfiibrer tpuroen eriuft bent
8eneraIoircftor ibre Sertrcter filr
Die Gomnliiiion an5ugeben. Ser Bra-
iioent tbeiIte linen nit, oaB Sines Die
erite 3uianmenfltnit, i'll nelder
;Sroqen oes &erfabrelts feitgeiest
iueroen, einberltfcn apiro.
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Nbidlnb bon ssranen.
lI1ilnnufee. :. Ndri.

3rpei sSrouen in 8isconiin 1peroen
aIs idIinlmere Raoifale be3eidnet nls
beren 0e6nner. 9os lit nenigiteus
Die gnIiflt pon 8unoesoaerlten ,meldle
,Srau CIga 8rut, 1708 Stote StraBe.
uno 1srau 9Ilernroer Gberfos, Rn'
cine, 8is., perboftet baben. Gip beis
oen ;Srauen botten Dor Gir1pnnoe-
rlinascomntiiIdr eugene aebIer Elm
Gerhor, un6 BAG Grgebnib mar, oof'
sic bei6en sSrauen fiir Die Deportation
ieitaehoIten meroeu. Gin ousfiibrIi-
der geritlt lber 0os Ierbor tpuroe
nadl @aIhin9ton aeionot. 9tntl Der.
hnftunQ ihrer W2onner lpuren Die
1rauen oraoniIatoriidl thatig Die
1sroucn haben Die 9un6esagentcn 81;
ihrer 8erhaitung berousgeforoert.
cy1re U2anner itehen inter $1,000
9iirgidait aui frcieu SUB.
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Yrdiioentidaits Gauoioatlr
9Salmers.
8aIhington, 9. Wtdr5.


8un6eS1eneraIampolt g. Weitdcll
Bolmer bat ont Montag aIs eriter De.
mofratilder Gonoioot formel ieine
@clperbung uns GraiiOentcnamt on
gctiinbigt
S,Su einen, Selegramm on s. Z.
Gardner, Den Sefretdr oes oemofrn'
tiIhen StudtS .IuSidrufeS bon 8eors
ala, t1eiIte Bolnler oieiem nit, tpenl'
Sic Oemofroteu @eoreias es fiir on'
aebrad,t bielteu, tbn als ibren Erdlt'
6entIhofts Ganoiooten alif5ltitellen,
nebne er oteie gbre. Die er bod 81,
Id,dbeu tuiIie, an; er fiiate bin5u, er
balte es fir hod,it fpidltig, oaB ibon
in ser BortpohI Dem Solf 8elegenbeit
qeeeben tperbe, elm llrtberl iiber ote
9lmtsfiibrung Der gegen,partlaen He'
gier,aas -obpsseben.
Wuu efnubt in 8afbington. ooB
naGbem Bofmer oas gis gebrohe:l
hat, tpeitere Semofratiihe Irdfioertt'
id)afts GanotSnten iif nun aluh plel-
Sen tperbeu. Solhe anbere Gultbi-
bateu, 6te bts iett senannt tperoen.
iinb: Der ehemoIiee Shatantsiefrc'
tcr B. o. Rcaooo: @. s. grpon
@oltperueur Cor pon Ohio; Der che
moliee 8erIiner 8otihofter :. 8
@erarb; s. g. Sooper 8unbesiena,
tor 81. 8. Saucn BON Sfloboma: Der
ehenaitee Spreder &banlp gIarf bon
Y1iSIourt.
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Gpopcratiu 8obnbonS.
Ghicoao. III. .. Marb.

Chicago. 81, :. Dfdr5.
Sebs GcidNitsIcllte in eblcogo,
rSn., hobeu einen neuartigcn Nlou
ausaebett. mie man oem8uhlen boher
0ohnunasulietben entaebcn foln Sc
Der oon ibner bat cine aleidc Sunlme
I'll einem 15onos pom $27 900 beige
iteuert. nit SiIie 0eiien eirt@ohnbaus
aefauit neroen ioa. Die glictsgeloer
meroen 5ltfnmmengerpcrfpn, nm bic
llnfoiten 5u 0cden; jeocr Der feds Be
fibcr bot oos Rcdjt. icine Noburna
mad, ieincn eiaenen @unih une &c
id,mnd umganoern o6er 3u bernie
then. Giner Der feds geiiber III gum
@eihditsuerlpoIter geipdbIt rporocn
AnacIe8anbeiten.6ie er aIIein nidIt or
Ic6iacn fam, 1per6en in 8eridnurlIun-
gen ancr iefs geiiber bciprohen.
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abiinonns Der Sob.nsoaern.
Berlin. 9 UpGrs

SHIllil, =. @ptut o.
Gre &nnlpf I'M Den pormallgen
Gaiier Ieine geiteungen uno iein Der
m6aen su nebncn, bot beitte begon.
ncn. Ter Intrag Der Webrbeitgio5lur
Iiiteu oc5 2onotogs auf lleberipeiiuna
Der ,5rage on Die RatiOnalpcriunlnt'
luna eutfeIieIte cine heftige 9ebatte.
Die Observation-Disclosures Detteifertcn
nit 0en llnobbdngiqen in Der Brnuo'
mnrflnq oes einitigen Serriders. mn
cine abfinouns ourd cine 8eihla9'
uobme Der Sohen5oIlern 8iler 1u
pereiteln. Dies fonutc olIrh cine Der
MISUNDERSTANDING geihebcn iHoem
ncm friiberen Safer cine beltinlntc
Sunmc fiir Ietnen llnterholt bepli'
liot miro. abgeoroneter 8rodf geebr.
heitsiosiaIiit, ertI1rt, ooB Der ebema'
liae Serrid1er Den hiitorifden &eiipte-
len Ieincs 0eidledts ritt qefoI8t iet.
gr lei nitt on Der Spite ieiner Erups
pen qeitorbcn fonoeru mdhlte ein,
mitternGdltIife SIudt nad) &oaouo.
mo er Jest Spo5iergange mdts uno
Sol3 idgt
Ienofroten uno 9entritm ftimm
ten fir sic Rcqieriinqsporlage. mo
nnh bic ReqeIlng on Die Suiti3com'
niiiion nenpieiar rptr0. 3ic Commit.
lion uimmt Die GorIaac iest ilnter Or.
mdaura, Die Terhan0Iurgen oiiriter
picle @od1cn 6aucrn
Cine cn6qijItiQc Gntiheibuua iiber
6en gntroq Der Observation-Disclosures
llchcrweiiunq ali Die 9tdtioualUer
inmmlm9 nuroc peritobcn.
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MnIcifle fir Eulcn.
g3aillin9tolt . Mars.

~NUTVWE8IVIIl :, 4FVtI 3.
ltnterhnnoIuuqen gum NblhluB
elmer Nnlcihe BON 500. 000.000 BON
ocn Ser. Staatcn OH oie polniid1e
9teQierimg iino obacidhlOiieu. mic bic
poIniitc @cianotihoit in @aibing.
ton om Montag nnfiinoigte. Gie
NnIcihe Miro ourdl oic Geople'S
1EnouitrioI Gro0ing Corporation BON
9tep 0orf beiorat pcroen, Ser Gins.
iuB betrGgt 6 Tro5ellt. mo 6ie 9n'
lcibc 1T einI0$bar nod Ablouf BON
Fpau5ig 2Sohreu. Die poIniidle Ntnrt
Iteht qeqcnpdrtig 10 uieorig, ooB 100
Mari nui cineu Collar fonnlen.
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Nabnt Snr 8eidleunisnng.

~HdilttlbAoN6 u -NNAo'
Braiioent 8iIion foroerte ben Ger
bano Der BetriebsIeiter pon Bahnen
itn6 Die 8oritGnhe Der Is arbeiter'
nerbdnSe ourt, Briefe nuf, Sertreter
iiir Die 9unnbeboroe 81 Ddhlen. Ger
Qrdfi0ent entpfiebIt rnihes 5anoeln.
Inn Die 8erhonoIungen 5tpiihen ben
9(rbeitaebern uno grbeitern tudlt
Idnaer 3u neriflIeppeH. Wtun errpnr'
tet. ooB oie9riioerif)oft Der 5trefer'
or5eiter uno Der 8erfitdtterarbetter
nebit ocn ilbriqer Neutrality-suspicious.
idlnften nit Der 9egieruna uno Den
@ohncr Recommendation peroen. nm
cine grobe Ses neuen geforoerungs'
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Sruppcn ans 2cutidllnrS.
Nom 0lnrf y M}Gra

9{cn Wort, ,. Ntlr5.
Ginunopier3iQ Walt Ser 9ciotung
0e@ Gonlpicrs @eit Meta meIdler i'm
IcBten Nfonnt bri IcrihcuiuQ &c.
itronoet mar. traicn 9jen9tag an
@oro 0ca GronSportid)iiis 9}orthcrn
Gacific bon 9lnhrcrpcu in SEEM
2Dorf cin. Mn @oro befau0en iih
ouBer0em ia Gffi5iere uuo GipiI,.
0oiIogierc ncbit 43S Golootcn mel
die i'm bcictten Gebict Gelltid1lano8
ge0iCnt hQhen.
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Hranenftimmrtdli.


Gharleiton. 8. go. 3 Wor5.
Ter Scnot Der StaatSIegisIotur
BON @eIt Birgirio lebnte am Non'
tag nit Ia geaen IA Stirlulen Rn.
tiii,ir1ing oes Trouenitinlmretts'
Nmenocmeuts CUR 9unoeSperfoiiun5
nb. 9fod, Berfiinouua oeS 8eilItats
dnoerte Senator s. B Sormer. Der
Die ReioIution ciugereid)t bate, icin
8otum in .neiu~ nm. oonit er Selc'
0enheit hobc, cincn gutrag oilf g9ie'
0erertpdalInd al ftcIIcu.
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@cmakreoelte Staats Seamtcu

8oubcrneur Z. 6. Bbilipp bot ou oie
itaatlid)eu CONGREGATIONS 0nr0cn
eine0arnurQ qcinnot. oab ir8cn6 en-
UlitQIieO oe5 Tepartemcnt5, ipclcbes
in poIitiidcr gc3ichung irqeu6 tUcIt9
3hdtiufcit cntpifeIt, ioiort cntloiicn
rerocn miro. Ger 0oruung ioIQtc Ote
gmflniiun1 ppn 6rci 0ur6cn auf 0ent
sure GutIaiicn mur0cu u. Z IRA
ion pon ,5uucsOi1e. u q. Sole bon
Gcsgcr, 1nto II. Z. Ronoan oon Nou-
pGcl
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Sd,ueritnrm uno aalte.

Qobn0ienit aus 2o Groiie mar am
Donncrstuo III boicr @crioiiltng ol8
,SoIgc eines gIi33ar6s nit ipd,s 3on
Sdyueciau am Utittpodloben0 auf
ben 9obnitreden Reno 8reiton uno
Sparta 8iroquo Der gaiIDnufee'
balm fibren feline 3iigc uno Der trei'
ben6e Sd)uee beorobtc yitlpeiie ieIbit
Die Souptliuic.
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WitalieberIiitc cpnii05irt.
Chicago, 81, ,. Mdr3.

NNIJuHU, 1N4.t :, -VEtIt D.
Yiitcn, pcldle Yamen Wn0 Ncbnort
BON 10 out mic idmmtIihcn DtitQIlc-
bern ser :. q. 0. in Den Wer Stno
ten enthalten, beiinoeu iit) iett i'll
Sdn6cn uStaatennuoltYlcHop&oD-
ne$ uon Chicago. St06tiid)c Sc'
bcinrbeamte rnbmcn 6icQjiie nmD'on.
taQnbeno einem Woun ab. Der iidl
NGcr Cabin nourte Gie 8eomtcr
crfldrten, 8oIpin babe ocnNeriud aes
mod,t, Die Ufit9licocrIiitc in Siher
heit gu bringen
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0COoes crnnnut.
QonNnl1. = 9l}1r1

9fahOcm 0u3 Staat9oepartelncnt
Der &rr. 5taatcu ON Wiontoq angc-
Ciinoi9t bate. 0nB Cir 2ludIan0 Geo.
GeS nIa @otitofter guglauos 9enCbm
ici. lpurNc ieine Grncnnlmg nm Nion-
tognbeno in 2ouoou bcfanni gegc
ben. Ger @otidlaiter miro uuQcidhr
in eincm Wtouot BON 2onoou nah
Nmcrifo abrcjien.
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5umnIt uabc bem liuterbans.
aonbou. 3. R6rs

9solisei uno Reeierunssbchorben
fcucn eincm aeitriaeu TiHttlif III Der
9tibc oes llnterhaufs, nobei so
Mdnner Icid1t perlett puroen, teinr
ionoerIid)e &eocutliug bel Der Qonpf
entitono, aIs Die 9oIijci eineu 3ug
aus frilheren SoIoaten nrBubalten
Iihte, Die cine 9}roteittltnoaebuuD
aeacn oen gerIuit itrcr sericasiteuur'
aen peroititoIteten.
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Giienbabnitreif in Srantreid
1T beiselest.
QSnris. I. N26rs.

quiz L. ~IhuA j.
Ser aroBe giienbabn Streif in
1Sranfrcid bat beute iein gnoe ge'
funoen. Die @erbonHungen 5lpi.
ihen ben 0ireftoren Der @eieli6oiten
uno cen sSiibrern ser glrbeiter ia.
men gu 5ufrieocnitcucnbem glbihluB
uno infoIqeoelien puroe Der Streif
aIs beenoet erfIGrt. @cnige Wtinuten
ipdter tpuroe bic Sroer erlaier. ooB
Die Irbeit ouf allen 2inien unber.
siiQIih aufgeuon1men lueroen iolle
Die lesten 5age brodten nod Nrft
regungen genug. 90 Dur0en am
lebten 6ebruar nod fiinf Streiffiibs
rer perboftet, peId]e oeriud)t botten,
9lrbeiter, Die 1piIlig Doreu, ibre 3ba'
tiefeit ipieoer oliI5unebmen, baran
gu perbinbern unb sur Sfli4tper'
nahIoiiieung aufSuforoern. am
neiiten lit oos Iublifunl unter Den
trouriaen Observation-Disclosures, "a
Die Cabs" uno Tripatfubrleute iid)
-hie SitHatiet, 5liHitse ntatten iiro
n,speridamte Ereiie fir sic @eforOs.
ring ouf gang fur5en StredeH Der'
lanaten
9sremier Riniiter IsiIlerauo aob
,tpci Bulletins ous, Die uit)t nur ben,
8ubIifum 8eouIo preoiateu, ionbern
aud cine boloiae grlcoiauua oes
Streifs in ootinliitiider 8eiie BAR
iteIlte. eSest miro er aIs gutter Ssro'
phet ollaeinein eeprieien, uno Die
Barrier iino menisitcns fir hcite
nit ibrer Reeierune auBcrorbentIid}
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aanm sIaublidl, nber tpabr.
Chicago, 9. N,t

NpIIuBu, :. u N6'
WiIiom s. BrohnT, SiIfsccntrols
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Goltntp Oas 8eIo u6tbiaer brouhc ais
or. Tic Gount0cc nuliiiarc hotten iein
BeboIt BON $4,000 al,i $500 pro
,Sabr erhGbt.
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Seine SGmcrcicu?
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WnIblugton, :. WARS.
Ger 2onopirtbidoitsausidruB oaS
SenntS beihloB am Gieustag, aus Der
9anopirtbidaits gtntsporlage ben
9etrns pon $4,000 3u ltrcidcn,
meIdcr pom @aus Solicitation plroe.
nm Den alien 9rouh iort5uieten, BOB
bie 0etgIieoer Se8 Gougreiies Same.
reicu oil ibre GonItitucuteu foitenirei
pcrId,ideu fonnen.
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csruitidlaocn in Slorion.

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Jempcrntir IN Der Tndt 3um IlcnS
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iiber 81 100000 ouqcritltct nor6cn.
Tic @clr:iieicloer u0r6l'f Uou WI,1mi
iiuO iuit uotlItdn0i0 usrHidtet nor
ocr, pclter mad 5ilocn 3u etluo I )
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Streif in 9nbuauc.


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bon so Gents oie Stunoe gelpabren Su
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