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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-07
HARD TINES.

The financial policy OF contraction,
resumption and destruction is working
out its legitimate results. Business mea
are every day going into bankruptcy.
the middle classes are driven to the
closest economies. while the poor are in
actual distress. Both the old parties
acknowledge these things to be 50. but
both are now trying to make i appear
that it Is the doubt and uncertainty con-
cerning the presidential Issue which
produces these results. This we do moi
believe. In facts there are many who
look forward to q possible waz as giving
them fair chance - get out eftheir Pc
cuniary troubles.
We clip SONS iesms which illustratl
The severity Of tho Affections which the
people are now enduring.
.sCambria csonty. Psnn: } i Al stnca
over with shesi4b sa)op0Ue1Es,s
.sThe business dspr0aion n Balli
more, snpogindnesd by H. po1ifiea1 ~
uaaioa, doss not dhow any SSnd 10inG
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-07
WHOLE NO. l26.

On every hand the complaint is heard
that trade from the South and other
points is decidedly dull. with no PROM
ise of Improvement. This stagnation
has spread to the rural district of Mary
land, the effect being to materially
diminish the traffic to and from this city
and the countless"
The New Haven Conn. Union says.
1.-The Democratic masses having voted
for hard times, will, no doubt, submit
with patience when the screws are turn
ed tighter this winter. For them to
expect sympathy from any quarter would
be sheer madness. Men who delib-
erately choose their fate are beyond the
succor of those who would befriend
them.n
An exchange says:
I'm New York are ell the prognostica-
tiOns of a severe winter, and in the gene
eral paraIyzatiun OF mercantile pursuits
a great many people will be thrown out
of employment in addition to the vast
army now idle. There is great danger
to the republic in class who have noth-
ing to do; such people, of course, would
hail the advent Of war as a means Of
delivering them from want, at least"
The Winona Herald says:
sin the meantime business will be
confined to the mere necessities OF the
people, property will depreciate. the
money loaner will find it difficult to col
lect his interest, the landlord his rents,
the laborer unemployed. and when the
month Of February comes around and the
Senate and House assemble to couut
the vote, if the revolutionary programme
of the republican leaders is persisted in,
they will insist upon the President of the
Senate making that count and anuoun-
cling the result"
Everywhere we hear the same story
hard times, hard times, nothing but hard
times. And there will be worse and
more of it if the republican financial plar
is persisted in.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-07
TAKE COURAGE.

Minnesota, despite short-crops and
grasshoppe1sis greatly blessed as COM
pared with many parts OF the world. In
no country is it SO easy for poor man
to open farm and create home in no
country is there higher average Of
health and vigor; in no country is SO
much food produced per capsta; and in no
country, therefore, is food SO cheap and
SO abundant The poor people Of other
lands suffer for lack OF enough to
eat; the poor man suffers here because
he does not get rich fast enough.
These thoughts were suggested to US
by reading the following interesting
facts ;-showing the difficulties encoun-
tered by the industrious habits Of their
land:
"The slopes of Mount Etna support q
population numbering 5000, 900 ;the soil
was originally nothing but lava and
ashes thrown out from the crater Of the
volcano. Patience and industry have
made garden of almost these entire
mountains. Holes are made by the pick
and bar for planting trees and olives,
and soil is brought long distances to fill
the cavities. There is no security
against, and slight warning OF, the ap-
proach of an eruption. Often all signs
Of farms and gardens are obliterated in a
day, but the people work like ants to
repair the damage to their homes. Often
within five years OF an eruption crop
| Of grapes is raised from ground that APP
peared like q solid rock. Along the
banks Of the Mosc.le and Rhine, all tho
hillocks are encircled by wide stages
walled round by rocks and planted with
vines and other crops. II torrents Of
rain break down the walls, az is often
the case, the men at once Sc: to work to
repair them. while the women bring
washed away.
In some portions Of Norway, grass is
only cured by placing it over supports at
some distance from the ground. Farming
operations are carried on in portions OF
that country where the seasons are SO
short that crops have but sixty days in
which to mature. Potatoes and other
vegetables are often raised on the roofs
ot houses in order that the heat OF the
stove used for cooking purposes, may
aid their growth. Butter and cheese
are manufactured north OF the Arctic
circle. The milk is furnished by cows
half the size Of Jerseys. They eat moss
and the tender twigs oftrees during the
Summer. and subsist chiefly on seaweed
and fish during the winter. In swift
zerfand thousands Of bushels ot wheat
are raised in patches that can be covered
) By t.ble~cloth or bed blanket. ine
fisest cheese in the world is made thsre
from the milk of goats that find taesr
living in places inaccessible to any
, person but momtaineer. Still thf;
; farmers in these regions do net grnmhls
half 30 mueh about theie hard lot = q
the farmers living on the praisiss q -
great West
WhaAis wan1o1 u nOt S9ylla co.
: tentment With eur lots 1oe thAf hCoe1l
slaves; but . phileseQhje eeag1f1n1f1l
8 Of IL advas1a1ass snd - liCoat e
teemisatioa a6fnEroso 1lDo ad0an1aeol
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-07
INEXAMPLE FOR THE FARMERS.

IN EXAMPLE FOR THE FiR.HERS.
The millers of the state. believing that
they were oppressed in the rates on
flour, called convention. ut which every
tlour>mill in the state was represented.
They organized themselves into per-
manent society. electing the following
officers:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
tor the ensuing year:
Messrs w. +. Cahili. G.. II. Petit, L
/ c. Mcclure. Chas \. Moore and Jam es
Thompson.
Alter the adoption of the above.
OFFICERS WERE ELECTED.
as follows:
apolis
Vice President-W. z. Brown. of Rec
Wing:
Secretary-F. Is. Mills OF Mime,
apolis.
Treasurer-C. H Whipple. of Fari-
bault.
And after thorough discussion. they
unanimously adopted the following
pointed resolutions
Resolved. That we. the millers OF Min
nesota in convention assembled 1T Min,
neapolis. do most earnestly protest
against the recent advance OF ten cent:
+ per barrel on flour rates. We would asst
the railroad companies to recede the ter
cents per barrel from this present iioul
rates. making them same as last Year.
Quiet and gentle as this resolve seem:
/ it means business; and the railroad com
panies will have to.'come down. Now i
this had been = convention OF farmer.
the politicians would have swarmed il
the lobby; they would have split up thu
meeting on tho question Of who shoull
be tae next president; thsy would hav'
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-07

boldly charged that Mr.. Ankeny and Mr..
Brown were otfice>seekers and they
would have had old Parsons Oh hand to
assure them that tampering with rail-
roads was political issue, and that the
true farmer should avoid politics as the
devil avoids holy>water.
Alas and alas! Isit true that the ag>
ricultural class are incapable Of self
defence?
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-07
Anti-sflunupolist.
ICNATlUS DONNELY Editor.
SUCCESS .

An examination Of our advertising g
columns will show that the ANTI-MON- :
)poLIsr is the most successful and
5est patronized paper in the State. We
would say to the fellows who are abus ,
mo us. that the world thinks more of
me strong man, who stands alone and
loes his duty, than it does OF whole
column "shenanigan" editors march
ng with their noses in each others coat
collars. and their legs tied togetherwlth
Onpc
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-07
VIII?

l Just one question, Mr.. Hard onsy. lou
fdmit that all The vast accumulated wealth OF
,l,e world IS the product Of labor. Nov, give
IA fair intelligent explanation why the indus
ksrious, frugal and provideut laborsr Is hope
f.ssly poor to the extent OF distresss The coll
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-24
8ermif6te 3a6rt6ten.

9onfanttnopeL 10. Stunt. Die Ni-
hitter finb untsr f& uaetns tn getref Der giI.
Satts elmer Natcaalserfammluns unb bic ser>
fprO@sne @erfafans tpirb pnbrf&einIiS Ella
tarttfSes gsrfpre@en bIetten.
9cnbon, 20. Stunt. Gin gerIiner TeFe.
srarant an Ste Daily Nsps fnst bne cine aIae.
rsetne Grtebuns tn 8On1antihspeI befir&tet
trirb.
Eur& etue Gntsintung bon RobIenaas To-
men bsute auf BEN Dor Cardiff Tiesenben S&if.
atlantic" it&s Yerfcneu urt's Qeben uub
r1ebrere Anbere tpurSen f9per ~Strpunttet,
Das S&tF purbe i9psr bef9dbist. .T
Sn @lasgptp erpIObirte tn elmer Sil&Ierrerf,
ftdtte etne Nenee SprenspuIper. Se&s W..
better ipurbeu setSbtet unb r,ebsere Saufrr aer.
triintmert.
W ostam, 10. Stunt. Cine Seuersbrunf
~3erltorte bier Str9nngeue NaGt iber fanfaia
9GnIer.
DreipisrteI bet Stabt 3ab1@ary, i'm aaufa>
ias, tuurbe b~ersnnsenen Samfns eiueeGl@srt.
Der Mosfauer 3ettung pirb bon Getttnie
bsrt&tst ba6 bte 1irten tn gosuien bic SABINE
bee 1rcpbeten sum betIisen ariese steen bic
Gbrtfcn e~ntfaltet baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-24
&trcblicbe Setter bes niertetr
SJmli.

am fUmmenser otertet Suit wtrc
NIT Duutlaguus an ben auma&ttssu
flr bic YieIfaGen unisrer Patton nab:
renp bee erftsn, Subrbunrerts tire,
Grifsn; Serltebenen Sessnip.ncunsen.
cine 5fsntlt6e MeGe IN penair@en BET
DiS3ele celebrtrt tpsrber, an wel@en re-
fsirenre @etfIt@e uneefeut itno. DIE
MsHe wirp oteientse Der AaerbetItstsn
DrsifaIhetett letn cum Gloria ct Gree
do ct oratione pro gratiarum acti-
one &. &.
Am SOLUBLE Der Mehe wtro etn fets
srIi&ss Ts Deum ssfunssn rosrsen.
auf @sfsbl oes Stf&ofs:
.SDhm 9banlD,
Secretdr.
81. paul IA. Stunt 1876.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-24

Tittsburg. Der bp&w'fe 6err gsfGol
Sutsg Bat bic nere ReteobtfenftrGe In
ptttsburs, eth Rerrtt6es grtdsebdube, Gde
ber 3. @venue unb Serrs, @tra6e, in Der
erfe1 @arb, UNI bic @un1n1e Don $l2.375
ansetauft. Dtefelbe TT msbr ais bas Oop.
petite psrtb. Der guuplas BAT eins Sruni
BON 80 Sue, Bet ether Ftefe BON 70 SUE.
Die &trGe feIbt III so Sus brett unb 70
Sns lang. Der MetbObtsmus noute In ie.
mem StaSttbetl ntdt eebetbea. bic Gemetn.
be gertetb tnamer ttefer tn @&utben urb 70
taben nun bic aatbOlifen bte grblHaft an
setreten.
eiapetbnns elmer MeeerttrGe.-Dsr
RO&w'fe 9srr Gr;btFhOf 8aslss rDn galtt.
more nabm am lebt.n sOnntas unite. giR.
aeni Der bO&w. @erren s. y. @alter, gruti,
Suftpaa, 8arnattt unb anberer bic DeStea
ton Der neueu, unter ben @1ub bes 81.
Gusuftn seaelten @eserttrGe tn Daitins.
ton Dor.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-24
Sur 8efebrums Ter anbianer

Bat I'D TN Often eth Srauen. @erein crsant.
frt, uel&em ietr dnsrlstsne Trausn ais
@ttslteDer anseb6ren. Die Ncrsamsr,ta
btrt&tet pterater pom II. Stunt aus Ytila.
belptta 1:
Der philadelphia 3weie ser IatbptiiGsn
Sraasnsefeaf&aft fur 8sssbruns BON SIN.
Stanern belt am Mcntas, ben S. b. Or. i'm
Saaie fetner YrdRbenttn. @iB &clctan.
ietn mcnatlt&es Meettns ab. Der bo6w'as
&err Grsbtf&Uf Yureeu, Der fsin @riGsinsn
,usefast tatte, fab ft& letber sen6tbist. li6t
su entf&ulbtsen; basesen eriGtsn Der
to6w. 8es s. 9. u. SrOu1it BON Wota
@ald, @eneralfHasmetfer Der Gsfnitaft,
Der etne ldnsere @nfpra&e belt. Der
ke&w. 6err tt elmer tener Yriefer, Der I'm
Sabre 1874 NIT Dem bOGw. Germ Gr3bt.
f&of 8lau6et aus GAMBIA mad benz Nprb.
reften fam unb bdielbN in benz nunmetrt.
gen Gr5btstbum Oregon. mad Baltimore Der
Gsteten 8trHenprcrtn3 Der Ser. @taaten,
tbdtis mar. @ls cann Stf6pf @ueufin
/ SlanGet bic DtSeee Wada @alla (nun
Nesqualtl ins 0eben ttef, srnannte Ct 8ater
groatast 3u feinem General. @tcar, welde
Stele lesterer nod beute etnnimmt. Der
to6w. 3err bat tn @ala.W a1a cine blb.
iGe Stride fammt SGulbaus ssbaut. Mls
Dor S. Sabren bic 8unbesrsstsruns In
darlington anfnG, auf bic tatbplif9sn
Snbtdner MtiFOnen etnen iebr na1tbeiltsen
Gtnfub dussuiben, bef6los @ater grouinet
etne tattOlii6e Damenseeaiaaft fur Sn.
btaner.W tiftcnen the 2eben ,u rufen une
ssfattete tim fetn 9ti6Of, beebalb feinen
@otnits tn WafttnstOn aufsuiGlasen no.
fetbf f& fur fetne Sbdttsfett Elm rpetterss
Sslb bot. &ueer @aneOupsr, @aittnston,
ct. 9auts, philadelphia, Cincinnati, Gtt.
cage unb Can Sranetsco tt nun aud in
Baltimore etne 3wetssefenfGaft errtGtet
tporben.
Dte @eedfHaft btttet UNI Geftenfe spte
<ar9erGtte, Nebttetber II. {. ~. fur arme
Mtffpnsfapeaen unb Builder, &atsdismen
u. {. ~. fur Snbtanerftnber. @u9 min man
BON !3ett 3u 3ett Snbtanerwaarsn aus benz
@efen mad Dem Often tcmmen lafen unb
bafetbf gum 9efen Der 5nbtaper psrfaufen.
Der kc&w. 8. S. &Obert, etn fran3SRf1er
genebtcttner tn @tufa, tn Snbtoner Gerrt.
tcrtum, bat betannt eeseben. bag sr fur
ietne Rtficn spet gebrer unb ~estrerinnsu
benStbtst.
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Serbeerembes Sener iat Ga
MAZDA.

Vim 18. b. Mte. puree iber Soc.
ton folgences beri1tet /:
Das StdbtGen ct. Scbn tn Der Vro.
pfn3 0uetec, Canada, lpurbe teute Dor
elmer furGtbarsn Geuersbrunf beirnae,
iu&t ete ben sanseu @ei1dftstbea -
ettpa cine Meile lang unb 600 Gu6
brett I'm @ide lsete. Steben 6ptels,
neun Rtr&en, tas 3ous urb pofees
bduoe, bns auerifanti&e @onluIat swei
Banten, an ben @betften lieeence
S&4fe, Elm 9bstl Der iber ben @i&es
lteus Glus fabrenten Bride, pte ct.
Sobn Iu9fabrit, Elm porssGanpaarens
Masustn unb $50 @eiddftss UNI
@pbnbdulsr fnb aerfi5rt. Das Geuer
brad beute frdb in 8osquet's edge
miible aus unp perbreitete li1 nit
fur&tbarsr S&neuieteit moran tbsils
Elm farter 0fnp, unDs tbetls Der I'm
fame l&uIp mar, Oae ;wefs Musbefs,
| rur9 Der Naf6inerie Der WIble BIZ
Waherleitung 9elperrt mar, 70 nae oil
DompfipriBsn BON Dem sttpas e~ntfsrn.
ten Glus pas 0afer besteben mug
ten.
I'm 6aIb sw6!f llbr 8ormittaes trai
6Ilfe pom MontreaI unb ct. Mlbane
Elm, bod batten oie Glammen bereits ~
eroBe Gort}drttte Bema6t, I'M In tbren
Qaufe aufeebaIten peroen 3u t5nnen
Die Bewobner Der Dor benz Geuer lie.
eenoen 6duler batten faum 3eit, bae
nadte eeben 3u retten.
Die St, Spbns 8anf bat tbr pa,
pter9elo 9erettet, alIss anbere Dor
Wertb muBte In ben @enSIben surid.
esIai1en perben. Cine pusma9erir
Namens eep teiablte ben 8eriud, tbr'
5ableltstetten tn Siderbstt su brinsen
NIT benz 2eben. Cine Trau 9yn&, Elm
iunser Mann Namens gorin, Solept
5tcmas unp @barles @rpane Tne mit
8ranpwunpen bsoedt, eessIet&en Ora.
YOr Roiffer, bsifen Wubnbaus uni
@erteref tn &i&s ltesen. Die ;erftSr,
ten 6duler rparen metf aus 3tssslr
uno Sru6fetn ertaut.
er@elammtlbaben wtrb auf arperts
bolb Mi0tcn Dollars aneelHleeen.
nnsefdbr 200 GamtIten fino obba@loe
uno pte metfen baben nt9ts sersttst
ais mas fe auf Gem esibe traeen. Son
3eituusscrudsreisn uerbrannte pte be.
~St. ScbnS Neps." Das srf5ns
Gteentbum mar er5stentbetIs oeri&eri
uno guar meiit tn euDItiGen @eleuibafs
ten. @on amerifanil9en @eis0i9aften
tf, iopiel man rreiB. r,ur Dfe .Netna'
BON 5artforo In NttletoenlGaft 9eso>
gen. SIR pte etnfwetltee unterbrtns
9une Der SbpadIoien III Gorge setras
gen Uorpen. @ef9dftsIeute fasen, pa6
pie Staot fcfOrt rteper aufsebaut wers
ben rptrp.
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Ctmlabnmg
IN BITE RatbDltfen Der Ser. Staaten Gh benz
Yeter Glaper geretn an3ulHlteB m.

Dieter eble uab tSpa utdttee geretn lol
60 u10glf1 MAIDEN, ben satboltf&en Reaern
tn ben Ser. Stuatea su G&ulen unb Birdie
3u perbetfen, unb ben 9dteru Der @onareau.
ton bes 81. Sofepb betsuFeben, BITE fir beren
Seelenbetl fcrsen. Dies sefHtebt babar&,
baB man etnea Gbaler an BITE Dtrettion bes
Teretns etnftnbet. DurA btefe fleine @abe
ttrb man fur tnarAer eth Mttslteb befelben.
Der FL. Batter BAT btefen 8eretn bur6 eth
etsenes grepe betGttSt unb NIT stelen Gb.
ldfen beretAert, befcnbers NIT einert soa.
tcntaenen &blab tn bn Sterbefunbe,-
neterbtes ptrb tp69enti& etne 81. DIE
fur BITE lebenben unb sereprbenen geretns.
slteber anb berenSamtlten 9elefen unS s,pet.
nal bes SaSes BON ben Reserttnbern fiy
felbe sebetet. &atbpltfen spn Gunerffa,
FfGtteBt eaG bteitm geretne on unb ftnbet
BITE fletne @abe anperpetlt ar Very Rev. p
Otto Jair, Vicar General and Pastor Of vt.
John's German Catholic Church, Green
Street, Cincinnati ODER an BITE Office bee
Wabrbettsfreunpes, Der bic genbuns bef6.
tt8t.
81. W~entnseI
Mifipn6r.
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Mnsffea DON 3eitum8em.

Die erfe 3ettuness ausfelune Yoi
iol&em umfanDe, pte fe bic 8efBs,
Der wettbefannten Anseteer . @eentu,
Gec. p. RowelI u. s o. BON Nen
gorf, tupbilupslpbia peranfaltet baben,
btetet rem 8sluGer etne nod nte baae=
rpelene 3ufammenfsQuns ptelsr 1dus
fenoe BON 3eitunsen unb 3ettl@riften
bar.
Sn csn foebsn oerSfsntlt9tsn Ratas
log Tnb 1929 Nummern perl1teoener
3ettunsen uno 3ett1drtften aufeefabrt,
ipeL9e IN Imertta erlGeinen, rsft Nn>
sabe Der Snpufrteswei9e bee g6nrat<
ters, Der Bsp5lterune, bee Grf9etn<
unsspIaBss uno bsionteren 8el1rets
bunsen sr6berer 8ldtter.
Das farali@ pom oerleIben Glrma
beraussesebene American Newspaper
Directory, Elm Du@, bfs tn's f!etnfe
Detail auf's fb5nfte ausssfattet &C..
rrdbrt einen treusn ueberbIid lber BITE
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An;etees gublifuut IN allen Dtneen aae
manl1bare Nustunft aus ben supere
ldiTsfen Autaeu. Dem Statffifsr
btetet es etne Gdae lGdssnspertben
Watsrials. Die Ginlettune entbalt tn
ueberf6t cine @ei@ihte Der Drefe felt
Der leBten @ussabe bes @erfes.
Der uUrltesenee 8anp entbdlt bic
Nauen auer 3ettl@riften. Don benen
1872 tdsli4, 80 bteimaI p5@entli@,
i55 spetmat w61entlt3, 6592 p51s
entlt@. IS uae ,wei 80Gsn, t07 balbs
monatIt6, 79i n,onatli9, IS ;wetmus
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men ;ulammsn 66t7. Dos pdre
cine 3unabme ron 269 felt aussabs
Des Banpss pom 1875. uub cine 3us
nabnte pom 2l79 felt 1871. 0eeer
cas 8oriabr mar Die 3uuobme To-
Sabre rs etne sertnsers.
Ssft BEN /. Maf 1875 ine 1866
nsue 3etn&rift:n eri&isnsn, passssl
1879 etnsesanssn.
Sn fclsenpen Staater bat bie 3ab
beg 3eitunssn i& psrnebrt artanfut
8, Californian %, Dtarift @plumbt1
8, 0ecrSta- 5, Suinots IS, Snbfunt
18, Soma %, Sanlus 6, aentudp 6
Matne 1, MarpIanb 2, MaGa&ulstt
10, Ni@tsan, IL Minnsiota 2, Ntlti
ippt ;, Nsbrasta z, Neuapa 2, Nen
gort 2, Ncrb Carolina 1, Ohio 81
Orsaon /. pennipIvunten 81, Gerat
10, Brighten 5, 8tseonftn 8, Serrf'
tcrter 6, CANADA IL.
Sn fclsenbsn Staatsri Ssrntncert
F9 bte 3abl: alabama 6, Connect
cut 2, DeIaware 1, Glcrtba |, eouffa.
no /, NiGouri %, New 6amlbtre
Glib Carolina z, SenneHte 5, Sermon
5, une In NeufunpIanc 2.
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Nus Sttertdil @pmmtD.
N, Is. Suut, 1867.

VeE u W, 10. SWH'p 1oOtt
@m letten @cnntase, ben II. Stunt fne
Der tc&w. Wet1RDn6r P. 9&uta6 tn bttRser
@emetube cine FL. @tfFon In unb apar
bouptfdGlt9 fur bic pclntf&e geDSlferuna
berlelten, beren es 40 Earntlten Fnb, NIT
elmer @eelen8atl BON etrra 16O. iebOG be
tbetlEsten R6 aud bic DeutfGen Der &C.
uetnbe dt btefer @tfTon. DIE 3abl Der
beutl&en Samtlten betrdst 80 NIT elmer
@eeleniutt RON 125.
reber bic Miten unb artetten bes bOGp.
RiiRpnGrs fnbe t6 fetne DCrte. Stefelben
aebatrenb 3u fGttbern. uuern.abet arbettete
Der etfrtse @eelenbtrt feds Sage mad etn'
amber, basu nabua er nod tbetlwetfe bic
Na&t. Srab Mcrsens Fns er IN 8etGte
~ bSren, tn Der pOlntf4eu, oeutiHen unb
ensltl&en 9Yru&e, Bic gum 5oHamts. mel
DIES CT tdslt6 fslbf celebttrte. DObet er ute'
Der In btefen bret @pra&en preetete.
Rad benz SO&umte ra Der 3uSrans BON
eeuten 70 fart, bab Der bc&w. 9ers nttt
etnuaul cine gtertelfunbe Bate. UNI f& gu
ertplen, bic sut geiper;ett. @a& Der g@'
Der aob Ct nnterrtGt fur bte Ssnber surgcr'
berettuns Der erten 81. Rcuuaunton ; sletH
ronber 'tSrte ct mteber 8et6te bts tn bte
fp6te NoGt btnetn.
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tkeilte P. 9bulat neun 9tnbern, ane @olen,
bic erRs 81. &Omuauutpu.
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fouaen abre@(elnb NIT benz GtOre feterlt6s
unb sur anbaHt ertebeute etsber tn tbrer
.toenen @praGe, wobet 9err 8ernurb Rent
ser bic Hetne Orsel unetferbaft fptelte.
Gm DpnnnFue, ben Is. mar Der feterltGt
e6lus Der TtffOn, NIT pdpflt&em esGsn,
unb Sc Deun,.
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uub Gintra6t suradssla6sn 8u babsu, uni
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ssrstrteu MiIFondr unisres tnnisfsn Dan
uu6. wSa. tpn Der tisbs Soft nod man
DE Sabre tn stefer s~Sstsnflt&su arbstt sc
funb erboltsu. pte aud uniern eOHp'Rer
stf6cf 81. Setbsnbui2, eur& nslasn un'
btefes sruss Slid 81 She'll wures.
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Die @a9rt6ten, uelte Iber bts
Nctblase In ben SFerretHtfGen SnbuRrie
be3trfen ~etnlaufer, lauten thinner baRerer.
Das Glenb wdHf tus Rteitnbafte. Dts
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tanb. Die Grmenbiuftr NIB Spitdter fal.
len f4 anb BITE 8s~r3wetFans tretbt Saufsn.
be atsr ben Oiean tn bic ftetrtltoe Ser.
banning. Sn @ablon3 1T es beretts babtr
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iHon LANCE tetne &sbe rnetr. Gan3e Srt
f&aften psrarrnen unb Der 8ettsl blltt. gt4
gum 20. Rat warsn beretts 297 Samiliel
NIT l4O0 &6pfen aus Sablons snb Der I'm,
sesnb aussewantert.
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Stunt Rtttass etne Seuers5runt aus, rel&e
pas @lobe.Sctet urb etpa finfunt3wan3fa
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fDnen tn ben 5lamrne, tbren Sob aefunben
tGtten.
3tpet Oautees, @amsns Sames GsfFn
unb Sctn GOoles. baben ste oerridte Sbee
sefaet, NIT etneut SHubfarren BON Bottom
mad philadelphia au 3teten. Der Cine
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weGieln tn btefer tnterefantea Beftdftt.
suns ab. ste etnseu am 8. Stunt 9 ntr
abens BON Bottom IOs, lunstsn am Is. Stunt
tn Stem gcrt an unD ffnb BON sa retter &C.
retf.
Sn Baltimore bat Der Stattratt cine
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ermSelt&t, rent &oufe Of Stefuse NIT 800.
600, Der ct. Mdrss SntufriefHule NIT
$4,000 unb Der 8eGerurssanfalt fur far.
btse Stnber $4,000 su3uwenben. Der Ser.
treter Der Febenten @arb duserte f& seseu
bte tattOltfde @nFult, uurbe absr ron 6rn.
9oss NIT Der geuertuns abseftrHst, BAT
bic fatbolti@e Gnfalt etel befsr fsi, ali
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F6t.
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uns. retGe Dom 1. bts 8. Geptsrnber ou
benz gusfs1unsspluse tn philadelphia ab
eetalten spirb, fnb etne An3atl BON &sssli
pom Gbsf bes adsrbau.g Bureaus entwprfel
rpDrben. Die Sunbe fnb In IA 81afsn &c
tteitt ie mad Der GrSee unb &afe, unb c,
tperpen fur isbe 6tafe bret preife 3aerfann
rnerben. Ssbem 6unbe, welSer 3ur Gus
fenuns seiGtdt rtrb, naiifsn Gtammbduut
betsessben terben. SIR &aum sber Gin
trasuns wtrb gtGts bereGnet. Gs inb Dol
prtsat'S erfonen te. etne Gn3abl rerttpUn
Sretfe fur tSunhe aussefeet rprrten, tt
ttetls tn Cob, tbetls tn flbsrnen SeGerl
befeten,
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@enau biefeIbe 3abI bebielt New
Serley [t77T &bObe Selano [27] uue
Befs0 trsinien [75l.
Geographic efnsetbsiIt III BAG 0ers
bdltnib Der 3unabme fOIsenbermaeen:
geu England 1, Nittelfaaten 81,
Wefli9e Staater 147. SdbIt&e Stnas
ten 40 Pacific Staater 81, Eerrts
torten 6, CANADA unb Neufunolaub Is.
SIN Staate Nep yerf befebt clue
tdeIi9e Circulation auer tdalt&en
8ldtter 3uiammensencmmen BON 1884,
500 ceer 244,640,000 per Sabr, tuo>
Don 599,16t alIetu auf bte Staot Nep
gorf fallen.