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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-11
Successful Poultry Raising.

In raising poultry or stock, it should
be the aim of every one TO keep it
healthy and improve it. You can do
it very easily by adopting some syste-
matte rules. These may lie summed
up in brief as follows:
1, Construct your house good and
warm, SO as to avoid damp floors, and
afford q flood of sunlight Sunshine
is better than medicine.
9. Provide dusting and scratching
place where you can bury wheat and
corn and thus induce the fowls to
take needful exercise.
3. Provide yourself with some good
healthy chickens, none to be over
three or four years old, giving one
cock to every twelve hens.
4. Give plenty of fresh air at all
times OF the year, especially in sum-
Mer.
5. Give plenty of fresh water daily,
and never allow the fowls to go
thirsty.
6. Feed them systematically, two or
three times day, and scatter the food
SO they can't eat too fast or without
proper exercise. Do not feed more
than they will cat up clean, or they
will get tired of that kind of feed.
Z. Give them variety both of dry
and cooked food a mixture OF cooked
meal and vegetables is an excellent
thing for their morning meal.
s. Give soft feed in the morning,
and the whole grain at night, cxcepta y
little wheat or cracked corn placed in
the scratching place to give them ex-
ercise during the day.
9. Above all things keep the hen
house clean and we'll ventilated.
10. Do not crowd too many in one
house. Ii you do, look out for dis
ease.
IL. Use carbolic powderin the dust
ing bins occasionally to destroy lice.
i -. Wash your rOOsts and bottom OF
laving nests with whitewash once u
week in summer, and once month in
winter.
Is. Let the old and young have as
large a range as possible-the larger
the better. .os. .5s--
IA. Don't breed too many kinds of
fowls at the same time, unless you
are going into the business. Three or
four will give your hands full.
Is. Introduce new blood into your
stock every year or SO, by either buy
ing a cockerel or sit,ings OF eggs from
some reliable breeder.
16. In buying birds or eggs, go to
some reliable breeder who has his
reputation at stake. You may have
to pay little more for birds, but you
can depend on what you get. Culls
arc not cheap at any price.
II. Save the best birds for next
years breeding, and send the others
to market. In shipping fancy poultry
to market send it dressed.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-11

Pennsylvania has expended thus rar
nearly 81 500 III .suppressing pleuro-
pneumonia. Of which sum 81, 800 weru
paid for killing $50 animals infected
with the disease. Over 5000 exami-
nations were made, and the special
agent is said to have travelled nearly
IL 900 miles in the performance of his
calling. Maryland has been considered
the principal source of Infection, but
as the State has now in operation q
law for the suppression of tile disease
similar to that i'll force in Pennsylva-
mia, it is believed that its spread in
that State will be effectually prevent
cd. 4...t,..!... .- lt--s .I.s .
Says the Partisan It would be we'll
for Americans who think of coming
to Paris to be married to l'emem Der
that it is one Of the most difficult
things imaginable to be welded in
France. No foreigner can be married
i'll this country until he or she has
lived here at least three months, aud
sometimes eight or ten months are ne
cessary. Besides, both parties to the
ceremony must produce their birth
certificates, and how many Americans
are prepared to do that off-hand? The
best possible advice to Americans is
''If you must marry, don't come to
France to have the knot tied"
The birthplace and homestead of the
renowned Hutchinson family, in Mil
ford, N. H., which for many years has
been in a dilapidated condition, is be-
ing put in thorough repair. The
house, which is a large, square, old
fashioned ono, standing on an eminence
u l., ~ ,x:l
is to remain intact, with the exception
of some alterations and improvements
inside, and coat of paint both out
side and in. The place has been occu-
pied for many years by Matthew
Gray, who married Rhoda, Of the
Hutchinson family. The place now
belongs to Mrs. Abby Hutchinson
Patton, who, with her husband, Lud-
low Patton, formerly of New York,
are beautifyiny, the birthplace aud
home Of her childhood
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-11
I PORTAGE COUNTY HEDGE co.
4<A y1g1ssN*sl Hs --TT7-
BOYDSTONI l& .CHRISTY, :
MANAGERS
PropsY Constructed Hedges are the Best Cheapest and Most Enduring Enclosures


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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-11

The gitts OF the native converts in
Erzeroum, Turkey, were equivalent
last year to $12 for each man, woman
and child,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-11
CATI4IN,S
Successor to II. A Beaver 4 Co..
Main Street Flour & Feed Store

Atlantic Mills Flour,
Buckwheat Flour
Graham Flour.
BOlted Corn Meal,
Wheat Mfddlings for brown Bread,
Wheat MIddlIngs for Feed.
Bran, Chop, Barley Moal, Oat Meal OH
Meal, Corn M eal. Screenings.
Timothy and Glover Seed, Corn and Onts
in quantities to suit purchasers.
will pay cash for Corn aud Oats
u. @. CATLIN.
Ravenna. April oath, 1879 ga
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-11
NOTICE.

TyHE undersi gned has been duly appointed
III and qualified as administrator of the estate
Saanssel w. Zellers deceased. late of Brimfeld
township, Portage county. Ohio.
ABRAHAM MILLER.
Oct, l6 1850. 634.3w+ =.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-11
An EXPERIENCED AoJUsTER

"A FROM rnE DAVIS FACTORY. FIT
sA fAHAAa a.A kG.s - A "a . 4
Will be ut our place one day each week for the
purpose of Repairing Machines of all kinds.
6O7 FRAZ1R'S RAVENNA AG sEN CY
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-11
NouIcE

NOTICE.
THE undersi gncd has been duly appointcd
l. and Qualified rs executor Of the estate of
frederick Stiger. deceased. late of Ravenna
township Portage county. Ohio.
"a Oct. 20. 1850. 634 MICHAEL kREBS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-11
TRAINS WESTWARD.

Trans No. s and Il run daily.
Palace Sleeping Coachcs on trains No. j. 2 s
and IL between CINCINNATI and New York daily.
. icCeiBs Coach on No aud - be,w teen Gin
-ciifnati td ontlaiiy via Albany,
Hc.cl Coarn on train No. 10 chicago daily
via Mansfield
Train No. ) connects at Mansfield with Pitts
burg, Fort %ayne & Chicago Railroad for Chi
:ago. IL iiWaukee, Omaha and all points IN the
North west; at Meadville. for on City; III
Jamestown Tor Buffalo and Niagara Falls; at
salamanca tor Roches ter and at Bin ghamto
for Albany and Boston.
e Close connections at Cincinnati with trains
for the south and West - --l .-si b. .-.9tI
j. No " "stop-over"a allowed upon local tickets.
Local pass Sengers must purchase ticketsso their.
frsts toppi place, AMI ma " then repurchase
frcm thatpo Eltto-d stinabion.t 1'eH5 ." 80
~ W.AB. SANTTUC, q -
2 '~- General Passenger and Ticket A gent,
"- 20 CLEVELAND ..
"a. asGsas..i- i-..-,.s -t .si p. ID. COOPER
A.'t @i'',' .f--- General Superintendent
f-.I.l =; ... CLEyEJAhD.O
a-fsa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-11
COAI!.

vr,aE UNpERslGNED KEEPS CONSTANT
LY on hand full supply of Palmyra and
Mniestl Point Coal. hich am selling at low
er rates. Leave orders with A. l.. Afford or
at O.. & r. K. K. Office, which will be promptly
Z tteuded to. Hrl &C. NJ. SCRANTON.
[HT0enna. Oct. %. 1873. Gb t...
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-11
r. s. d A. p. LACEY. Attornsv.

any person desiring informa alton ss to The
sssanains ss as and responsibility of the members ef
satisfactory reference in his Vicinity or Con
gressional district.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-11
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE!

be
UN lulN1s
BRUSE LAMENESS. Some afraid
to
ha
child
witt
mi IN human flesh. .-p.. .,,-i.s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-11

GOING EAsT-KIvER DIVISION
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-08-21
The Voice OF a Christian

If we could all take insults as
calmly as the man of whom the
Burlington Hdackeye tells, many a
fight would be avoided. Sir"
reared bully to his neighbor, as
he strobe up to him ready for o
fight, "sir, you're a liar" II amp"
exclaimed the astonished neighbor
"How do you know am?' "Be-
cause know 1t; because / have
found il out allow long have you
been living here?" "Six weeks"
Neighbor TRANQUILITY mods his head
and remarks, "Oh well, probably
you do know 1t, then; L didn't
think you had been in town 80
long," There was no fight. A holy
life has a voice which speaks when
the tongue is silent, and Is either a
constant attraction or a continual
reproof TO others.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-08-21
L Truly Good Postmaster.
GCincinnati Commercial.


A singular question has arisen
in the Postffice Department. A
postmaster In South Carolina re-
fuses to make up and deliver mail
on Sunday to the railroad which
passes through his town. He de-
clines upon conscientious grounds
to do any labor on Sunday. The
department ordered him peremp-
torily to make up and deliver the
mails on Sunday as on other days.
In reply to this he writes re-
markable letter, equal to some of
the epistles of the early Christians
which have come down to US.
He defends his position with
ability and zeal. In conclusion he
asks If decapitation is to follow re-
fusal, he be allowed thirty days 10
make up his mind. Judge Key
has given him that time to make
up his mind .and will leave the
question to be settled by Postmas-
ter General Maynard, who is a
deacon in the same church that
the South Carolian postmaster be-
longs to.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-08-21
He Saved His Brother.

Yesterday about one clock, a
boy of about twelve went up street
at such rate of speed that every
body who saw him was satisfied
that he was running for doctor.
A man with kindly expression
of countenance caught the flying
boy by the arm and asked him:
"Sonny Is there anybody right
sick at your house?"
mo, but there will be If you
don't turn me loose.'
"Who is it buffy?"
will yer let me go Ii tell
yer?'
"Ilwill, my boy
"Well, then, its my brother Rob;
He will be a remains before night
If | don't go home right off. You
see we have cucumbers, green corn
clabber, watermelon and cabbage
for dinner, and If / amt there to
get my share he will founder him
self and die. Please let me go so
l can save my little brothers life."
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-08-21

Yesterday they were conversIng
about Spiritualists, and he said
that q great many people put old
horse-shoes in front of their doors
to keep out evil spirits. 'Do you
believe there is anything in that?"
she asked quietly. II dare say
there is" he responded. swell,
then, John, If you believe an old
horseshoe will keep bad spirits
out, you get one and hang 1t to your
nose the next time you go to Q
ward meeting, and perheps 1t will
keep bad spirits out of your
mouth He merely said, after a
pause, that if there was anything
in the world he hated, it was q
religious discussion.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-08-21
Nervous Debility
GRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

The Great
e ng is h
Remed "
An unfail-
ing cure for
S min al
Weakness,
Spermator-
rhea, I'm
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-08-21
Nothing Shcrt of UnmistakablE
Benefits

TONFERRED upon tens Of thousands
I ! of sufferers could originate and main.
tain the reputation which
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-08-21
He Had to Do Ii.

On one of the hottest corners of
Woodward avanue, Detroit, at
high noon, a small boy with q
boot-black's kit sat under the full
blaze of a sun pouring down for all
1t was worth. The 10y perspired,
roasted, blistered and almost melt
ed, but he had stuck there for half
an hour when lady passing by
halted and said:
Little boy, aren't you afraid of
being sunstruck?'
Eyes, ma'am," was the prompt
reply. "Then why don't you get
into the shade?n
81 can't
did any one tell you to wait
here?"
No, marin, but I'm doing 1t on
my own hook. It's awful hot and
I'm most dead, but I've got to
stand it,"
She looked to see if he was tied,
and was about to go on and regard
him as the son of q brutal father in
a saloon around the corner when
the lad explained.
'There he is now! That boy up
there is the chap | was waiting for,
and l had to sit out here to see
him when he turned the corner.
He's the feller that called my sis
ter poke-eyed rabbit and I'm
going to jump in on him and lick
him most to death! | wish you'd
hold.my box so | can get the bulge
on him before he suspects any
thing. --Drtron Free Press.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-08-21

CURATIVE, the vegetable medi
cine. controls the secretion of the
liver, cures constipation, and brings
the bowels to a healthy state.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-08-21
Ayers Sarsaparilla

enjoys. It's compound of the best veg
etable alternatives, with the Iodides of
Potassium and Iron, and is the most etfec-
tual of all remedies for scrofulous, mercu-
rial, or blood disorders. Uniformly sue
cessful ard certain in its remedial effects,
it produces rapid and complete cures of
Scrofula, Sores, Boils, Humors, Pimples,
Eruptions, Skin Diseases and all dlsor-
ders arising from impurity of the blood.
BY its invigorating effects it always re-
lieves and often cures Liver Complaints,
Female Weaknesses and Irregularities,
and is potent remover of vitality. For
purifying the blood it has no equal. 1t
tones up the system, restores and preserves
the health, and imparts vigor and energy.
For forty years it has been in extensive
use, and is to-day the most available med
icine for the suffering sick, anywhere. For
sale by all dealers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-12
worn aeintaen aprtfhrttt.

Nenn oas a6tSe6nte Snbrbunoert
bls ySdhrbuuoert Der Nuftldrun9" be-
uauut mtro, 10 miiBte man ha3 uniri9e
Die Belt Der Slnrbeit" nenner. Sns
Dorisc Sn6rbuuoert mar eigentli6 nudJ
uibt cine 3eit Der gluftldrung, ionoern
DER Nuittdrer. Die 9rpBe Maiie, bas
Solt, mar frog Soltaire, Rouiieau uno
0olba6, trps NeIiing uto Serocr, frog
Beujamin 5ranilin uno 1bUmas YnDne,
ud6eSu nod ebeu 10 beIdrdutt, ais Oh
oieie groBen, eppdemndenoen Mdnncr
oar nidt gelebt Hdtten. @enn 9Dt9e
iciueu 85iliiter I'M r6auif" id9cH ldBt:
,8euu btnteu weit III oerSurfei Die Sol
fer auiein1noer i6lo9en," 10 le9te er oieie
g8orte uidt mr. benz 8biliiter aug Dem
le63jebuteu Sabrbunoert, ionoern iei=
Hcm pbiliitriDien ;3eitgsuuiien in ben
Wiuuo, Dem Die aepgrap6ii9e Gnt=
f%ernurtg ieiner beuti6en S6oue BON Der
Surtei in @lrfiibteit b6dit unflur mar.
Son ointte Die Siirfei Ii6erlib mod
l%uciter, ais urs bas Gap Der guten Soft
Rung.
Olele unfenntniB lit nift iebr oerz
muuperlib. Die lnnee O1lier elmer
&eiie in entferute 9duber, Die erft bur6
ben Sdmpfuerfebr eInanoer nabeqez
brlht luHroen, tru9 tpeIeutlih n.iI Bel,
oen Serfebr Spii6en ben S6ifrrn su
cribuere1. Srtidnften, a9anSe 9anoz
ftri9e, Die Ielten beiudt iuurben, tpdreu
Der sroBen Maiie 9inSli6 un6efannt.
9ie pumats 'eriItirenben 3eituugen b.
ben oa5 gSiiien I'M 8clte niht aef6roert,
oa lie MIR uon ben 9ebilo ,tIten Slaiien
9elelen Duroen, 10 DAB elm grocer 3beil
oes Otittelitauoes uno Der game San0z
nerferitano o ben Soiedu9en auBerz
b1i6 hires @obnprtes feline SenntniS |
batten uno %iberbaupt fremo6rtliben 9lrtz |
s~elegenbeJten fein Sntcre1Ie entge9en=
bra6ten. &u6 III anOern Einqen Itanb |
GO ni6t beiier. Scr 9u6erelaube mar
I'M Is. S%a6rbunoert 10 fueit oerbreitet mic |
bnnoert Sabre Suoor; IinS ia erft % |
Sabre bis beute persau9eri, ieitoem Die
lcbte 6ere 9eridtlid 81 @larus prpSeIs
iirt Uuroe, ali0 bier Sabre mad Dem
SV0c YoItaire's uno Sfuei Sabre na6
Dem @ri9eineu opu 2eiiin9's y@rSiebuna
bes Observation-Disclosures" rno fuenu
tpeiie Stantsmdnner nm oieIe 3eit ieoen
3eufeIslpuf aus benz 9eiebbu6 pers
%banuteH, 10 mar 0drum i'm 9oife Die
Seipenterflr9 uiht 9erineer. Gu thar
alio onS Oori9e Sabrbunoert bis tief
blneiu IN bas unlri9e MIR cine ,3eit beg
dlrHaI'9en Bercsns, Der ldusIam fort
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-12
eemtI@lano uno maroeeo.

Die ser bertI6en 8egierun9 5u9c
1drie6ele 2lbiidt, an Der maroccaniider
| Siite ~qeqeniiber Gibraltar Golonial6e.
ifs Sl errDerben, bat in Der irnnSDiil9er
lpie in Der Ipanii6en 8reiie 9roBes Nuf
Ieben erre9t. Die y3epublique frnn=
| Gniie", Die iiber oieien @egenitano ifOr
mebrmal5 bds &ort 9enOmmeH, ldBt iid
ieBt III eiuer 9OrreIp0noen5 ms 8arce=
iona i6reiber, baB Ons BON 9euti9lanO
proieftirte lluterne6men groBe llurube
i'll 9an5 Sponien uerurId6t babe, ipeil
man Ii6 cine 91ieoerlnHuns elmer iul6en
Wtaht wie 9eutld(aitO on Der maroCcls
uiiheu &Iite mir art Soften Der S6iff=
fabrt, oes Suneels lrno Der &u6e Gpd=
niens ais mDeli6 oenten Tonne. S6on
-ieit einem Sabrbunoert babe es bic ipnz
uiide Yplitif als cine Jtut6Denbi9feit
h~erfnnnt, fir Den San, onB bas tiirfilde
Reid unter9e1e, Die marOccanii6en Sit
item at. etperbfn bamit niht anoere
Ntddte gum addEseil Der ipauiiden 8es
gierur9 ods tbftsh, mas e5 ielber tbu11
miine. llebrigens roirs in Der GORE
ippnoenS uerii6ert, baB uu6 Die en9liz
ihe 3egierun9 Die @riuerbung beuti6eu
@olonial6eIibes in Ntarocco nidt 10
elei6giilti9 nnieben lperoe, als man
uienei6t qlaube. 9Qs Spnnien inter
benz !OerSpg bon Setuan feline 9ampa9ne
I'M Sabre 1860 9e9en Ntdrocco beg0n=
neit, babe @n9lano 1einen 9nn5en @inz
iluB a~n9etuenoet, nm einen @rfol9 Der
Ielbeu cit hintertreiben nm tuie niel nte6r
iueroe oies 9eute Der Sal fem, tuenn gez
9cnilber Gibraltar, bas Die Sforten bes
NitteuGnoiiden Mieers ie na6 8elieber
6iiue uno i6lieBe, ii6 cine Madt in
Geuta n%teoerlalIen iuoIte, Die oaiIe1be
ME pieoer uerlniien tuiiroe.
N1an fra9t ii6: nO6cr bieier 2drm,
81 benz lebi9li9 cine obicire, BON eiuem
an9eblidleu preuBii6en S6eriten oer0fz
fentlid)e S6rift Marocco ben NnlaB gez
geben bat. !8utd9It lit iener bermeints
li6e ySber1t" ME preuBii6er Officer
aefuelen, bat pielmebr bieIen Stang fih
i'll Qmerifn eriuorber, rno lit felt elmer
&eibe BON SSabren (iein Same lit Cont
rlne) Ngent Der 5!rma Srupp IN @iien,
uSLSu NullLuYC p ppL 0IpSl ShpLSN
nah Rarpcco einsuleiten. Die &ez
ieiner Stubien bat Corning in
unl6ngit ner6fentlihten S6rift
nieoer9elegt, in mel6er Die pOlttiI6e uno
luiiienI9aftIi6e 8eoeutun9 zines in SRA
rocco gu eriperbenoen golouinlbeiibes
na6suipeiien geiu6t miro, uno sur @r=
bieIes 3ieles Splfsoeriammlunz
gen un6 4orefieu an ben beuti6eu &ei9sz
tag befiirtuortet fueroen, in oenen Gtim=
mung fir Die @rruerbung Ueri6ieoener
5erritprien in MoroccO sema6t werben
ion. 0aB Die S6rift bes Serru Cont
ring bel Der in ben &reiien bes 8eidsz
eiinitigen Stimmuns fir bic
grperbung oeuti6en 9o1on;albeiibes
luT ofiici6ie Snipiratipuen Suridsefibrt
tuir6. TIT be9reifltd, 5lnal benz Serfaiz |
ier, tuenn nu6 fdli6li6, Die @igeni9aft
preuBiiden Sberften 5useI9rieben
prro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-12
QmSI6notI1eS.

Sn Der panii9en Sropin5
@alisien lift, tute inter D. 10. October
aus Mabrio gemeloet fDiro, er1e @iienz
ba6nbride, ndbreno an oeriel6en gebaut
wurbe, Sulammen9ebro6en. Gin Bau=
Snsenieur unb funf &rbeiter iuurben
babel setDbtet, feds anbere Nrbeiter
%uertuunbet.
Dos ruifif9e 5innn5miniz
fterium bat FIR bns fpmmenoe Sa6r Die
@innabmen bon perI9ieoenen Steuern
duf 3O1, 17S, O6S &bl. neranidlaet. Sn
bieier Sunlme figuriren mad benz 90
los" Die @%etrdntfeuer nit 233, 1885, $50
&bl., Die 9nbofifeuer 1882, 900 8bl.,
Salsiteuer II sol, 500 8bl., 3uferfteuer
1896, 900 &bl. &c. BUR BeIolouna Der
sur grbebung bieIer Steuerr n6t6iqen
8eamten finb 1I,362,4O2 8bL. erfor6er=
li9.
6onett1aH9er3 eitiueiB
man fi6 IN 8on1 oaoon 81 ersdblen, baB
@dir0li ni6t nur als 9ntte, ionoern
aud als Winilter inter benz Bantufel
ieiner Srau ftehe. Die italieuiiden
8ldtter pihen ibreH 2eiern BIN urb
uieoer iber bieie eisentbnmliGez
MiniferSG6bdnsisfeit redt omiInnte
9tnse Su erSd6len unb erft n~eueroines
ui6met bic r@a5etta 6'Stnlin" ber5raH
Rinifterprdfibentin Die folgen6 vSifdnte
gteti5t~ r8eebrere SDurnoIe bdben
iuieberbolt bebauptet, @aribalti lei 10
erSirnt eegen Carroll, iueil oieIer eiuen
Brief tnbeanttuortet lieB, 0 6e5en Nn<
funft bef General fi@ere Nahriht
hatte. Der Rinifter Goirpli
sat in Der Ebat ben Rrief nitt erbaIten,
o6glei9 @aribalbi benIefben ffrieb u16
ttusbem bas Sdreiben ri9tis an -gais
RIFFS aoreie einstng Cine sarteSnuS
Der gorfebuug, ipefde benz Minifer auf
our6aus lesitimem @ese lie6 un6
if, beIorst bic gr0fnung Der
Briefihaften oes ebrenuertben Carroll, |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-12

ihreitenben Grtenntnib Giu5elner, bic
erff in unierem S~nbrbunoert Der @eS
Iammtbeit boa uno gang 5u Cute tam.
Die ar6SteH SortI9ritte fino nament~
li6 auf benz @ebiete Der Rnturerfennt<
nts Al berSei6nen. @Iroe mon ettpd
6eute BEL @rtudbnun3 fremoer Gambler
uno @elttbeile, bic nod ME Gle nahez
ridenoe Giienbabn bur9idnitt unb Die
Don beriel6en pIeIei9tnob q hSabrbun@
berteu ni6t befa9ren tuerben birfteu, ME
4. 9. Snnerafrifa, bic ROrte StbeaO's
a~nfueHoen: r--8pn 9tenI6enfre1ern,
ia BON einem 8olf, BEN uuterm arm
Der &opf eetunfien tt" @orte,
Die friiber ale 3ub6rer Dor Gntiesen
a~ruIeln madten, neil fie ibnsn gang
~9lnu6iuiroia eri6ienen, 10 mare Elm Ip0tz
tlI6es @eladter beute Der 2obn elmer
iolden QufI6neioerei. &eiu nod 70 I'M
gebiGoeter, unbeleiener Neui6-Denn
er iunIt flaren 8erftanb 6eFst-Uirb Elm
ioldes Reiiemunitrum elaubniroi9 fin<
ben, audi tuenn Der grSdbler Selb St6eao
iel6ft in eisener 8erion mare. Der
mDoerne Meni6 elnubt MIR, mas in ben
@rensen bes R69li6en uub 3atIrli6en
lieet, tpas oarIber 6%inaus9ebt, uertueiit
er in bas 8e6iet beg finoii9en Medrz
6ens. 4noers i'm pe~rgangenen Sabrz
hHnoert. Selbit bas 8u6litum, oas
anipru6 ouf bDdfte 8ilbun9 madte,
9laubte ieben %1niinn, 9lau6te 9erne,
penn man ben Ilnfinn iii in an5tebenz
Der Sorm pOrtrug. ga9liOftro fonnte
i6 riibmen, 3eitgerohe 4bam's uno
Roa9's gefueien III 1ein. 9uainer's
Qbenteuer nit 3tpergen unb &ieien muir
ben fir a69li6 9ebalten; uno cine game
5lutb BON ReiIebe16reibunsen, bic mad
Der lle6eridttigung nit ben &obinIOnaz
ben gu Gn6e beg norisen S~nbr9un6erts
ben 8uhermarft il6eri6fpemmteu, emit
bielt bns bent6ar fonfulelte uno pbantaz
Itii6eite 3eus, bos trosoem BON ben
gerfaiiern auf 1reu uno @lau6en bin
9enommen puroe.
Die 4noerrng Der Meinun9, Der
5Orti6ritt gum Beiieren, 1T I'M Ser
bdltniB CUR iberlan9en 9auer Der
@eiItesfiniterniB nit un9laubli6er
S6neai9feit eingetreter. Die 9runoz
begriffe Der Observation-Disclosures, Del6e
Iebt einem Seoen Susdn9li6 9ema6t
neroen, Ior9en bafur, baB oieielben
8oltsflnien beute Die @riiten5 OerIeniz
gen 9inge bartnddig leusnen, oeren
@riiteus na9 lire Batter Fir unsipetfelz
Fart 9ielten. SeoeufaIs aber Ba6en Die
5n9aos p%Orbnnoenen 3eiti6riften uno
belehrenoen Bidder oas Meiite III oieier
8enerun9 beisetrnsen. @s i6ldgt cine
Nen9e BON BesriHen on bas DIR jeoes
@in5elnen, 8egriffe, Die ii9 i'm @ebd6tz
nib feitleben uno 5u geei9neter 3ett lbre
0ienfte leilten. limb fpenn man Die
&enntuiGe, Die elm Der 4rbeitertlaiie an
geb0renoes Sn6ipiouum Oor so Sa6ren
beiaB, nit Der u~nge6euren Summe beg
8iTens oerelei6t, Die Elm geDDbnli6er
Glrbeiter 6eutSuta9e auf5uiueiien permaa,
ipeuu man babel bebeuft, fpelden@influB
8ifen uto @rfennen auf oas @emiit6,
nuf bag et6il6e 5ii6len uno 0enten
ausii6t, muB man ii9 16lieBli6 ia9en,
baB Die alte CUTE 3eit bod ni6t 10 gut
tudr, tpie man es uns ~glau6en MAIDEN
Dil, unb oaB mir pielgei6mdbte Sinoer
oes 10. Sabrbunoerts benn bod Before
Meni9en iino.