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, 1875-09-23
TIE "srAArszurUNo's" POLITICS AGAIN

The editor of tho Sfaats- Zeituuo .dcnr;vo.
his German readers Of moro than q tn,nmn nj
Teutonie literature IN order to nrint nm ~
planation in English for tho be1Ip6t Of tho
editor Of Tnx TRIBUNE, Tho editor Of tho
!gtaat,. Z1tuno must have f]iacoverc1 Tint rur
TRIBUNE is pretty well informed of wba. tho
Ssaat.-Z<4ssno prints in German. md p;y,a Il
such attention os it NAV ha,,ncn Il, dcsc,vo
II the olitor of tho Staats.Z .Zetuno dea;7f = to
address personal card 10 tho editor O. ,rrp
TRIBUNE, bo might have sent the n% ,x,,,..;.t
directly to this Office, and ho won -, tha,,
havs deprived hi. reot1ers of .a..;s.a -.
their German rss5inn 1natter ,1h;a,' l .,,sn ~
nav their n>nnov. Ne bn,c 80 49, ,.,l,;a:
tiona, however, that y, 1anaunaa !. MI
snor,,h 10 satiafy tho 'roh,t,,n ~ tho ctoo,..
Xd2un1 editor, ap:, tn,. n-oh.,,,,, o.oonntu
for hin occasionS' o,,no.r.ra. t., ran,;ah ~,
well as French NIX, nofom;on soona,
nayiuu. and ',r;sh
Ana, n ..,n.,-, 1-.
,,,,,r,. ro.5 H. 4e'saAe ~ 1Ao oNs~
fo;l n Al. :" .ae .s'.os -" " ~ A@4aoa.' 10
1,ia m 500 ,:s ss1"' 'Ao !.As"an ~: ~
c:ax- o9''o4' u'A' To!5 4' .'e'4 - -"
=" na,4 'o.a4ou' t''. ~ 1A"A 80 ~ ~
uAn .'ono "o .u's.1 Da'o @ oe,A tso.aeeo . y.
Ii'uua''s|aua % .nA, n,l, D"' 20 ~ ANo o'A's.s.
n'a e'1'a ~ po.n tasn,n *uu 3a' ~. ~"
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tue ''u1t' 't,e.s % aas, "1. H. w ,s w. .
1no nos WI ~, an go. 4a.nos. "a saa' .o' tu'
sa'nse; NM sns s.s w.. ~, s.
ne 20 nnp1eas ap'a ''S Ist'ae4s 'nA' .no ''aa'
eas'oooa aae7.'on ~ ~ na.a ~ nasue '. ~.
aey as 1t was Two yeass ego; wne4l u 1ho~s "a
ne'ess, ~ .a1s . .'1e ~ ea@'e., "*a.V i'i'aeA ~.
nnS'0a 'n"s a. 'ao "epa''"ean parry
au'ae '.''tn ~, ~ aa~o1' ~ >foa" pa5 wy
Atao 1oB@3o ~ Az nAEo.t.a te'@ats 'ha' we
, 1875-09-23
CONTRACTION. POLITICALLY CONSIDERED.

CONTRACTION. POLITICALLY CONSIDERED.
The United StnteH Government hns ,natlo
Two honest and well. planned attempts 10 ro-
deem Ills solemn pledge Of paying It's paper
promises In the apocio for which they catl.
The first Was iu 1865, when Secretary Nc.
CuLLocn urged upon Congress-, in his annual
report, tho necessity of gradually withdrawing
mid canceling the superfluous md redundant
greonhncks. Tho second wna at the laat scs-
sion Of tho last Congress, when tho compro-
mise bill providing for n sn,al contraction Of
grcenbaeks preparatory to resumption Of
specie payments in 1879 WAS passed. Con-
traction Of tho currency formed no
part Of thiH last measure, rs bnnk is-
s,tcs wero provided to fill tho vacuum.
Tho adoption BY Congress Of sccre.
tnry McCuLIocnis Recommendation was tie
first step towards resumption. The acts
which enabled him to partially carry ont TINT
plan and the votes upon them arc matter Of
record. The record showa that The Dcmoc-
racy were then heartily in favor Of redncing
imitation. Dec. IL, 1867, the following reso-
luton was introduced into tho House:
hrsofrtd, Thas this f1uuSo cordially In tt,e
Views Of ths Secretary 1T the Treasury in relation 10
The nccetsy Of contraction Of the currency With
view to as early resumption Of spccie payments ~
tho business interests nf tho caunry will permit and
hereby rledgo ro~operaivo action to this end Is
speedily ~ practicable.
Tho sentiment In favor Of this was 80 unan-
imous that it was not oven referred to CON-
n.ittee. It was Mt once pissed BY a vote o.
144 to L. OF this majority, 80 woro Dc.nao-
, 1875-09-23

.Holo sH tA.,a:
NEW Ts,nx.
ABIectlY tett1rn to ape-
clio 1t.yment ~ tfoua1,tletl
Alikf. hy tllo hfxi,ost cou-
Kid rstiDas RI commercial
Tue f.a1ity aud honest Coy
or h1ncnt.
rhs pre4ont <tpprMsion
ef l,uaincaa Is c1usetl by
Ike reaction from tho t,,+
heslthy stifnt.ll1a q ( m OK.
ccsfive, tteprocial, xt, a,ltl
irrctleosnahlc rttrra ICY; by
enormous Had Jus ed .nli-
ntclpst, State, aud ..FetleEal
taxation, and by = 1srsya-
Rance, waste, aIltl pcctllh-
ttosl In tho ndtntnt tttatton
OF public AFFAIR.". Tho
remedy for this ct II IN not
to tn found In thu renewal
Of thsso eoI,rRea.
In faco Of ttto fhct tnat
tho existing 70 t,llno Of
currency ia Grel.tec than
can ha absorbed by busi-
|iiess In fsca Ut tfla facs
THAT The rArT.f, fall OF
prices TN fo'l.a rcd by ro.
Le1to{l Imitation y, any at
tempt TO inrrrs ssS t34e cur
fnncy would " /, wotao than
[uedectual to raHyo pros
peFlty, for II would 1nter-
|rurt the hea ling procoaaea
, 1875-09-23

- H<A+ f|A1 va WV +A4SA
in the three greaseBt ~
10 seen by roadinx tho (
Loek o., tho picture:
PENNSYLVANIA.
THAT tho contraction IT
tho 11N1lay currsul:y F! ID
circulating medium llef. ,
talorc rna&ls By tho RelH..b.
ltnan party, md tho fur
thor contraction prVf oaotl
by IL with Ii vlox IL tho
forced resumption of..ale cle
ynyMeusa, has 1ho.4ly
brought titsas!or tn lilo
or,sluera Of tho country,
and thrnotcn1 Hcncr.i
bankruptcy. Mp de41tsr4I
that this policy bu ah, n.
t1o,let1, at,d ::a,4t tho vel,
n.ne H roncy 1Io M .tl<
anl kept G<lual 10 tho wp n T.
Of trade. 1ea wing the rtstor,
ation Of teEa1-teud<ts tt
pr Ia gold to b brought
sb,At BY prumoung t1e
itl.ttstrtcA nf the tFrpte,
and nut BY destroying
thcn.
otrIo.
That tho contraction al
The currency heretofore
n1a1lo by the Republican
party, snd tbs further con.
traction proposed by 1t.
with 4 view 10 the forced
resumption o4 sfcco pay
mentA, has already brought
dia4stM 10 the bustil0ss oi
tho country. md thrsassrll
1t with general banktuptc,
and ruin. Wo demand thai
thia policy Ee abandoned
and that the Volume Of tht
currency be made and KEEP
a1u&l to this uants OF trade
lowing the re4toration o.
ieRAl-tendsn to par Will
guild 10 b. brought aho,.
by promoting the trdrls
tries Of tho people, AMI l,o
by destroying thssl.
, 1875-09-23
THE TEXAS FLOV ~

m
devastated the Hante Gnro' Inc Department.
in tho south Of Franco, md sent such
shiver Of horror throup' .1out tho world, have
found their parallel n tho equally terrible
floods which have .vept along the Texan
coast during tho >ast week. Wills the do
structlon Of pro .,ory has not been as groat,
s'neo most OF |tho Texan coast towns are
small and aD important in character, We
Should not " surprised II tho loss Of Iife
proved TO % fully AZ 1argo, when tho full TO-
turns c>amo in. The first advicea g9va no in
dscf.dona II the full disassar, or that my
rcaaco had suffered except Galveston, whore
floods aEs not uncommon. Tho city il so To-
cated th' At it is peculiarly liable to food. It
occupies the eastern extremity Of Galveston
Island, a low sand-bar stretching along the
coast Il ,r about 10 miles, and only mile %ide
at tho city, which Is built partially upon
plies, Ind il only 7 feet abovo tho Bra Level.
uain land is safe for shipping in ordinary
w6,tb er, but in bad weather vessels arc d.
ulost invariably stranded and dashed to
pit,ces', and, when the great equinoctial tidal
w'ayes roll in from tho Gull Of Mexico, they
ure oertain 10 involve widespread deatruo-
tion, M in this instance. Galveston, how
'aver, has nulfescd but aightly in comparison
with the towns along the coast further west,
rs but Eve lives waro lost, while tho destruc-
ton Of property amounts only to :2oo, 600.
Tho operation md etfecta Of these tidal
waves arc we'll shown by Mr. j. W. HOUSE,
an old resident OF Texas, who, in m inter-
, 1875-09-23

Under tho bead Of "1nsuranco" wo publiah
Ibis morning reports Of tho proceedings Of
tho Fire Underwriters Association Of tho
Northwest, which begau its sixth annual
meeting in this city yesterday; and also Of
tho Convention Of Insurance Commissioners
ana Superintendonts now assembled in Now
York, In tho lasLnamcd body the Hon, JonN
A. FNcn, Special Commissioner of Insurance
Of Indiana, matls IN ablo ard earnest appeal
in behalf of legislation for the better protcc-
ton Of tho rights Of holders Of lifo policies,
ri lifc-insuranco il altogethcr one-sidcd M-
fair, tho companies having everything their
own way. and tho policy-holderB paying for far
moro than they receive The subject was re-
ferrcd to the Committee on Legislation.
, 1875-09-23

siblo candidate for the Gorcsnorahip.
---
TIE s1LvER-c01NAGE ecREME.
Tho Secretary Of tho Treasury, under m.
thority Of tic law Of Congress-, Inns been for
some time purchasing sllver bars with a vicw
to their coinago rs as nbstituse for tho frac-
tional currency. Tho Government has also
been shipping gold coin to California in r|ace
Of bullion, in order to supply M Increased d.
mand for coin. The result Of this has been
TINT there is juRt now a corner in gold, n few
persons having bought mp tho surplus gold
in the market, and arc holding it from gen.
cral use Persons having use for gold are
therefore compelled to sall their greenbaeks
at such price as this corner will give for them.
Tho Government has less than its usual SUP
ply Of gold to sell. So tho managers Of the
corner have command Of the situation.
Though sympathizing with tho Secretary
Of tho Treasury in Tho end sought by him,
VIC think 10 is trying to accomplish that
which is impossible At this time. lie in seek
ing to establish n coin currency in the face Of
tho fact that tho greenbacks aru to remain in
circulation, and haro not reached sufficient
ly-adyancrd yaluc. Our silver coinsge is
worth ABOUT W cents Oh tao dollar III gold.
our grcenbacks sfe at present worth 10 or II
cents 'oSS 1nan a1sor oo'n' 30 long ~ sno
rnpcr currency has lcss valno than the sil-
ver coinage, the latter will be seizod and
hoarlcd, or will be exported, ~ rnpid}y as it
IL lssued' II 10 Ill 1n'af'ao'o fl4e that "hero
thcro arc two forms Of currency having Gf-
fprent values. that one having tho croatar
S.1'aa w.' 10 ,os'foea una s1'e o'aee 3eps ID
clfc'louon. from ILLS foie there 10 no az
cep1'oa' ~"o1nor @ao currency pe III inc form
u netS'a or paper the 'n1ef1or "a' o6.
c!''ae tno superior 80 long as Me salna OF
'a' n"slonn currency ,ennn. ies's 'naa sl'as
OF SILVER coinage tho inter- as rapidly as it
comes from the mint, will be seized by thoae
VINO VIII seii II M on1hon-pocRet'nB the df-
vp. .o c ra,a ~ ea
na sS seS i1.ax 'o uss",an pup.s money
n ,o,,a" .es so 0u w., u,,.' De 'en ou.s % u.o
ul.', ~ 10y 49, e.' ~ ~otA ouo "
:. .,, ~ - .'s H.. .'r ana .aat ~ papst'
49,. -. w noa ~: y. ~ ''Ao' "P 'o' e1pot'''
''on ~, or e'ao ~ oatl.on'
AAo AtsslA'fs, 'lsfeAsss' 70 hnas " s'a'e'
coilaso uongs'a' OK oePsoe'atea paper cur
feney-.ne ', -, iA.tet oolng logal'tenaef-must
'a'1' untll sueh limo as the paper saall have
u so,se"A0s >, i'es'n"oens Sa'oe' ana .has Fa.ae
s''oa pe greater tnan 1aat ot sna auvee eotsl'
age 1no moment thet Inc ereenoaeks reach
'a1'e o4"@ 70 or eicecaing tue salue OF H'l-
yer CON- taen tho 7ecretasy OF the treasury
WIZ " una's no neceas'ty 70 purchase sil'ef
WIKI Goid, oecausa SILVER VIII change placas
, 1875-09-23


The Republicans Of Maryland haro united
their forces with those OF the Reform Den,-
ocrats, and the two will mn1so common
cnuso tho attempt to wrest the Stnto admin
istrasion from tho corrupt control OF tie
Bourbon Democracy, wAoso high-haulcd
proceedings hare completely disafcctod
largo and respectable element of tue party in
tho State, leading to IN isreconci1abIe
split in the ranks, and tho inaugnra-
ton of formidable reform movement.
In their stnto Convention yesterday tho
Republicans confirmed az their own the 1se-
fornl-Democratio ticket, consisting of no,ni-
nations for Governor, Attorney General, aud
Comptroller, and adopted platform fayorina
aretsrn to specie payments and the equal
:asato1l Of oil property whatsoever. The now
condition will hayo to overcome q Democratic
ulajority Of 14.l2o in tho Congressional yoto
hf 1874, aud If this result il accomplished it
will be practically Kepublican victory.
, 1875-09-23

that IL the necesaay condition precedent Of
a firm follow fatlitsg between tho scntsorea
parts .,f n l{roat .,ntier. tFc ,.hsflt u rlo1co
witt, Uarffrt.tcn.
, 1875-09-23
G})r Ghlea4yp Gribu,,t,.
Thursday Morning, September 23, 1875.

Grecnlacks, nt Tho New York Gold TX
chango yesterday, closed ct S5aa, after selling
Ut from s53 to I'll.
, 1875-09-23
--- :
REVOLUTIONARY. RAGS.


feel in sore need OF fund, !, 1t adopted The do
vice, 80 dear to tho ignt rant heart, of "mak-
ing money" One par .iotio member declared
TINT ho would novor c1 ,uaant to tax tho paoplo
NJ long as he could q" get a cart-load Of mon
oy by simply going 20 tho nriuting ot1,co for
it," Ignorance like !, this esvo birth to the
Continental c,,rror ICY. Tho Congress solemn
" resolved that Il 10 stuff it had had printed
"ought to pasf, urront in oil payments and
dealings. md oo deamcd canal in value to tho
Spanish ,nila d dollars" Tln currency dif:
what it ougl / to for nearly eighteen months,
Until $l4,W e, 900 bad bee,, issr,,el there was
no great d.: p1eciation, Prices roae, brit only
triao. Za.ay in 1777. however. u,is limit
was ps ssod $4,000, coo moro was print
cd OF, aud tho whole volun,o Of the
cutrcr ey sank &C per cent bslo# pnr,
Tbra ahrinhpRe must b.. something
Of = pnzzlo to inflaGonis,s Of today. for ali
tlu conditions which they d. ,on noonssary To
/, ohao,yed in ;ss,ino pa,,e pero 3r,,o of our
f,orefathors' rae. money. Tao Continental bills
were baacd on tho faith sax} res<n,rces Of tho
| country, Congress, cg.rly in 1777> called pah-
, lie attention 10 tho fact that the peop]e were
"bouud to redeem the currency aocordine to
tho full ya1ue cz.prsxysod in tha rexuoctiye
billa." Moreover. tho atata Ieoislaturss
passed laws intlicting penalties md forfoitureY
unon persons who sold ao,thine for thetxs
bills without taking thcn at par, and n.oy
wero so.cmnly declared TO be ia laveu. ton
der" for oil debts. Noyozth, ,e]oas. thoy gopt
steadily down. Aug, 10, 1177, m iasae of
al ono. 600 o,,abled tho authorities to b1v
s3s5. 600 worth Of pood. Nov. =.
i'm. m issue OF tho ya.uo a1nount
passed currout for on1v s<,5o. .oU, in cash.
py April, 177s, ono gold dollar w,a worth sir
in pancr, The military successes OF that yoa.
and tho aid given BY Fturo eaused tiny
approcstion. In November. 1878, Congress-
cot nearly 81, 700, 600 worty, Of ammunition
for only s1o. coo, 600 in pa,nr. This ahowed
n donreciation Of only 81 mar ceutl But in
NAV of 177o. a1o. 00o, 600 Of nov napar
: brought only s41G, 600 in cash, Twenty -four
dollar bills voro worth only ono roa1 dollar.
Tn November. matters r7oxa st;ll vorso. An
jssuo of $40 900 bsooght less than
snGo. 600 in Gosh, Ayear f,,n, this <,ate. tho
paner dollar. bosed on the faith and resources
of tho wholo country, VIM worth inst one
, cont. In MAY, 1871, it .0as worth one-hfth o{
, 1875-09-23

ADELrHr T1lEATfE-Dsarbo strcet, corner
MouEoc Engagement o& uae MeKce 1tanktn Troupe.
" Tht Two uEphans."
, 1875-09-23

CHICAGO TTEATnE-Cark atrte!, botweon NAn-
dolpl, and Lake. " Tho Two Orphans"
, 1875-09-23

INTERSTATE ExrosITIoS-Lakc shore fcos Of
.i1alGA htres{,
, 1875-09-23

1nOLEYg THEATnE-EAninlnt ststot, bcswctn
C4srt and LAsa1lc Engagement Of tho California
EInstrsis,
, 1875-09-23

McyrCKEnN THEATnE-Afa,!fa tlreet b1twocn
Dosrl1rn anl StxlA- Running Corner"
, 1875-09-23

The ChicsRo University has fallen victtus to
tho wilca as tho lghtniug-sod nan. Fearful
that thu dome containing tho great telescope
WA not psopsrly protected. \ !lghsniuS-sod WAS
, 1875-09-23
To.pAYtS ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY 0r afUGtE-1la1strf Street. bstween
sf,,!J..n and A1nnrOo Engagement of N. D, nof-
trts ceubfraltu,. lack ani JILL
, 1875-09-23

THE unity Of p1rpoao Of tho Nation ii Demo-
cratic parry on tho chief ssue before no public,
in the three grealeBt ~ ties Of tho u',ion, NAV
tn econ By roadinX tho QlloWing mn! nI n]hnks:
, 1875-09-23

r..,. ~ t.rrnsIa ct III. frmrn
~ -
bhH' 'e'fstons pm TA'' 1a'N
Hundsy i2dnn; lttorary and ttellF1ons aonhfd t,,
shest i .31
wr~v,v r>ntr1or: OnS oopy pot ypar..,....... t.1D
Weefi1-Gisp Il ton5. Observation-Disclosures.
Wcskiy-Ciub n twanH" So'"V
Dn :" sast ~ -. sss ss.u 7''' '''a'' "
Nnsea - 49, nt ~. so''
At U1cA kdtrtxt in fn11 Including atAe and Coni3-
, 1875-11-11
Asenten Uerlanst!
Cast Adrift! Cast Adrift!

Gin warstses eetsnfad " zen bsrabmtsa Mtfssa
in a BarsRoom," ppn z. e. Nrttur. Das lest
aap srSBte BUD ptsiss %esfsisrtsa S&rtftRsas. . = slan
,sab ~tlnfrtrt, elegant ssbunben, nitro ~ aaufsnbsn sa
3eitunssn bee 2anbss auf bas @unfisfs b~suribttiL
&ine Veiht&ts ppn 8trbrthsn unb SsIsibieansea. n
unjersr Wtitte. wslue iu tr ~ruttsftn 5ttitn iptt6sp
Der WOralitdt bsptrien ale @sifss. assat,a, ptlAs
,.Man-Trap" sertauften, mullen m%tntshsas NOD .ui
nal 70 oiel 9yenplays pitfss Suaes p~ertaufsa.
poriratt Ia Stablat& Nirb etntm Itbea Subkribtntsn
lbfrsi6t. Ssi&rstbsabe &treuIars unb fsl&t NIT bsn
Beptnsansen tpsrben fret aaf anfrast serftnbst ssn
3. NJ. gtobcart u. Co.. patltfttrs. 7s3 sanfan
Strabe, ptiIa., pa. r.e,T 1~iuut4aD;
, 1875-11-11

Iber Geuliloe CAB oieien Worter EN-
qaus onoere Deutuug - 10 melt 9tnl
alp Srau BON @lenfS @iferiudt, oaB Cd
notbis mar, ibr ielbit ieoe 5ufaatge Ses
sesnune nit BENT Doctor gu perber9en.
I'm ie niAt gu e~r5iirnen nno iope11
9ins uirtlid oefien 6idi6tnabrne fin
5rau bon @lenf = uno GhidlidtSloli9-
felt fir lie ielblt! 81 betradtete iie aud
ieet, ielbft bier nur alS Dienerin oieler
5rau - er lieB es ite ftiblen /! Sb, oieie
&ofette, Die i'm 10 beudleriid umipam,
fit oas sarteite, 9efiblpolfite Bcib iid)
ibm CAB = iie mar 10 beftig, 10 bart
sesen Semiloe sepeien = bdtte er nnr
ben IuSoruf Observation-Disclosures Wutb 9e<
ieben, Der ibr @eltdt ettItellt, Die oroinds
ret 9tuSoriide 9eb0rt, Die lie .9ebraudte,
Oh, bdtte ct nur 9elpubt, warum iie lelbit
= Sentiloe - nah olrdmadter 9tadt
gu 9ielen friibcn Nus9ans senDtbtgt se@
weien mar !: Die 9ndoige Srau tpollte
beute als Batbe nod etne Slrt falifer
2oden baben uno oieie muBte Der 6riieur
iofort arraugieren! Wiiroe linn bies
nidt etruas erniidtert, in leiaen Sauiioz
nen seit0rt baben?
8dbreno iie 10 iid iueiter qudite, bate
Oftbeim gar feline l3eit ldnser an iie 3u
oerfen. Als Der Wobnuns oes &leln>
biirsers uno oeiien @eidaft, oas bod
INNER cine 5amilie leiolid ndbrte, muBte
ct fort in ieueS Nrmenpiertel, tpo inn
auf Sdritt mo Tritt baS @leno be-
9e9nete, no er nidt wubte, wte ct belien
uno linoern Ioute, neil falt ale duberen
S~eoin9un9en feblteu gu @eIunobeit uno
@enel Jung, oafiir aber mar oer Seero Der
@pioenien, Der 8latteru, Der @6olera,
Oes SDpbuS II. No., 10 oab, mem bort
audi Die MenlAen gu Oubenoen itorben,
Die 8euobuer Der ubonnetten" Staottbeile
lid) INNER NIT Der Yetnerfung tr6lteten :
IS iino ia nur 8elpobner oe8 Nrn1en>
mo II unt 10 ansitlider oas
ipadten, nidt nit oenlelben in
su fommen.
Der Arst freilid ourfte feline 9iidlids
ten fehnen. a-5H
2aiien mir i'm einlmeilen i'm Oienite
letneS Serufes uno febren in feline @ob>
nuns, gu leiner Sdmelter suriid.
sic bate bis ttef in ben Sag binein
geldlafen, oeS 8ruoerS @eben uno &oms
men wirflid iiberb0rt. =
(Sortlesun9 fol9t.) a
, 1875-11-11

miihten @emeinoeu ais @onfeifionSIpalter,
iebr ptele enttauoens Die Grbaltnng bleler
@bulen !ipuroe our1 Sammlun9en III Der
Ot0cele, Die idbrlih 1900 @IloelI er9a'
ben unb burh Seitrd9e beS SonifactuSsUer'
ems erul09liht. Sene 1000 @nloel1 retdel
nun mad ben BeltimmMngen oeS ne1en 9e7
febes nl6t aus, uno pte fiirmerlib Der TN
Snterefie eines l6roffen GonfeitonallsnluS
MISUNDERSTANDING I3ulianb fir bic Solfsblls
bunq uuo bte Qehrer mar, gebt oarauS berz
Dor, oaB nod mebr ais. 1000 @uloen tiir bic
Mufbefierung iener perbdltniBmdBis flelnen
Qnaabl (etpaS fiber 1909 fatboliiher SAulen
erforoerlih lit. Sic Heeiernng iteht Die lns
terltiibun9 oes tbeilmeiie fir jenes Sebiirfttb
etneetretenen BonifactuszSerein8 ntht ais
Si6eruna Der nadbaltl9en Iufbrilgun9 Der
qelebIif) n0tbioen Mtttel fir bic erbObten
Vebreraebdlter H.. (. no.. oil uuo bat iiberal,
no le belteben, Bic NuflDIung anseorbnet.
Die iebt eelauer, ernlittelten SbatiaAen &C.
ben elm an1hauliheS Silb, Die nett eS NIT
Der YIeqe res 8olfS> lnterrtbtS inter Der
Oal,ptgpden Nera gebiehen mar nro III mel
der Ibbanatotelt por1 ben beoenflihiteu Gilt
fiiien oieIer p.8ettrte.
Sn 8rooflpn, ODER, mie man'8 jebt
beibt: Veeherulle, lit Sruoer Wtooep BET
leinen eriteu Sorltcuuu9en 10 ,lemlid ourh'
9efallen, mGbreno Sanftp nit ieilem Stn9en
nett better fubr. 8rooflpu tit eben etle
SallptIlatte GROCER &ailSelbereoiamfelt, uno
10 fam man benz ipirren @ereoe, Ger feblers
baften Sprahe unb Dem uul40nen Sortrage
Wtooob'S bort fetnelt @ei6nlad ab9eptnrert,
bod siebt Wtoobp aud in 8rooflpn pole
Sduier. limb immerbtn geltn9t eS ibm, ein<
seine ielner a3uborer gdr5lth aus Dem SduSs
den Su briasen. @ine Srau purbe purh
i'm 10 unuatiirlth auf9erest, buB iie IN etnem
9%lnfaue BON reli9i0lem @abnitnn besann, ii6
IN Der groBen Yeriammluns oie aleioer pom
Qetbe AL reifeH, -h
, 1875-11-11
gbriitopb BON sGmib's Sugenos
' SibliDthef.

@ebunoen In Bappbedel q 10 Gents. Wlt
NuSlin,&iifen . 20 Gents. @ani
g4a Mnslin 25 Gents. ~
HetnrtH Don Gihenfe.S, mie r lur Grfenntnib
Der administrations. Cine GrsdbIuns gum aosis.
nabtsaei9snf fir Rinber. 4,
Der RoienfpH. Cine lntersHante Gr5dpInns. "
Sinei @r3dblungtn. IS '""
Die Dherefer. ~ rt.I I'll. .|nIg4H.lE.
Die Sopfenb, ltben. Cine Bsssbsnbeit aus bsm
aebsi! zines arrtei Doris 9ulebrsrs.
DaS . .amenfSstdben. Cine GridbIuns benz Bill.
benoen Utter g~epibmet. 1919 49t
fofa Don Tansenbsrs. Cine 0sl&i@ts bes utter
tbums.
9enefepa. Sine Der ia5nFsn uns rabrsnbasn DC
fGihten bes Mltertburns.
Die Radtisa1. Cine interefants 0ei&t@te.
Nobert.. Der u aifensnabe. oosr: Das 4nbsnisn
an bic Wttkr.
eucmig, Der W~vewanneres. .-A. I'd
gieben &r,db'umsen. .. r.t.. -.r -t
Sannetpn unn Mmalts.
Die Maibiumen. A.a Lt
emma BON 6infenRein, ssr oOtt ma@t NHss
BiibeIm Zen. Gin ssi&i&Ai&.s csmaIss.
Das per creme Rine.
Gas GGubdDen DaS seaubfdbloR.
Der sute. SrieorE une Der b6ie Dtstri&.
Die craT- 3ulia, ooer: Rinbli@s 9isbs. dreas
eotffries, Der iumss ginaeslsr.
Der 0brtfba,sm. u.rr.
Die fleins 2GutenfpfeIerin.
DaS ~3dmmzen.
8ernonho. a.bsnsseI&i&ts zines iunssn orafsn aus
&mpiermIm,em nne @olsalde. Das gpsel.
Warsarstba Blamdsm. Die aBaIbfapsas. Das
et. ' ssas Sa"sssa. mansrautp am xs.t..
Der Diamautrins. DaS M~arienbtlb.
, 1875-11-11
@Datt's 2ebens'S alian,.
Gin meDiainii@es Wunber.

Npeuntattsmus, Neuralgta, @tdt tn iprent itlimuxen
Staetum, Serpttln. &pniss. Sranitett. 9rpfpelas, s,ts
@ei6nlre nne bic ihlimuftsn 5dle ppn Blutfraafpet.
purm &c. &c. wirb ,Iuf's Befimmtsfe burb eieen &bni8
aaer 8einisunssmtttsl ssbetlt. Derfelbe 1T swaianb-
spansi8 Sabre btnbur9 som publitum erprebt, vat
9uneerttaafsnse s0a Sdasn sspstIt uns sariri ns,s,
psnn nab goritrift ssnpmmen. SIT elm ft&erss pttl.
mtttel BON 5tftln IN allen beilbaren d6uen, CurirI pie
~faaltsn eltsa @si6plre. islbf mo- Der &np4en l4pA an.
~sefreNen III. }-A- -
map, 1raeDeen i'm part.Gbeater 3u SrpVtlpn, ~ D.,
prnt drpntihen Npeurna tisnus, n1dbem periebe psHe
@rfpls non ben ppr;leii6lten Nerjttn @urppa's uab
Amerita's bsbanbelt rpsrpen mar. IT" vs.
SpattS eebens,S allan curirte Serrn q. o.
Spas, DOdmater No. III WartiOn Ctr, ven stnsn,
estdbrlthsn- @ei6mar, na6bsm er feds @pnaw TN
Srpapwap Soipital mar uas bort ais ~unbellbar srilar;
nurbe.
Spatt's &ebens.SaIiam tstlte 5srra 5aepb 9ctt,
0fHee SO. PAP @resnpib Ctr, NON eiuem ierptu.sisn
Sei3phre. nobel bic 5aulniB lGpn Bis aWf ben 8appen
ssorllnaen mar. 5err U. bat rpdbrenR Is Satren Ha&
| 5~eihtpeaer Seiluns teine g0teperDcluns Der Rrauipeii
| erfabret.
5patt's :.eebens.S alfa M eurirts 5errn goiutan
springer, YfU. 1883 8rppme Str. p%oafanbte pom suts
cen @etff bes Eranten iGen pertpirrt bate. Der We-
nannte ipnnte nibt ieine Sanb gun, Sppfe erbebsn Mne
'par paprenb 0rsier Wonate ans Selt a%sfefsIt.
| gu BADEN in her Saupt, SfFee, GAG 9ranD Str, xAe
bel Ipptbetern i'm MlGemeiusn, au ii per 5laf1e. Ssls
5lei6en S.. 4.
9patt's beratmts 9etlmttte1 ftnh:
Spatt'S urfeblbarsr 9sbens, 8alfam su S. 100.
Spatt'e "A b.. eptpslt farter eetsns. BALKAN. ~
si.25, Spatts Yulmpnie Satan,, pSer Der S6p,nO.
lu6ti8ea Nrtanb, su $t.0O. - Spatt'S GpiB etat-
asnt, ~antsblbar fir esiesn unb S6msrssn ieoer art
~ o. ssats, Spst.s Sasa e. az Sas fur erta'iaus
gDenn ebtee arfiFeI ni6t in earer Gpstbsfs pber an r.
rem pIase 5u baden ttno, y penbs man I'D brett oupas
Gsatral 9spSis246 @%ranear., y. y.
Gcwfn 3. Spatt x 60, @i8en.bumer.
nsbsraa bin per srprss ssri&tdt bsim baIbsl
DuBsnb. 13m2Otan