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@etaiIGte SereiGIe&t aus NetuE
NnrF

New 0orf, 28. DECEMBER. - 2Ouis 9.
@arb, rrelfer geitern abenO wegeR eiuesSeIo=
erprsfiunasperinds BET Seiepb u. gSbite per-
haftet murbe, beiiano beute Elm 8erb0r uno
mrlrbe porldufg bem @eidnsntiie iiberpicien.
Ofan oermuthet, baB er nrIr elm &erfSeug in
SGnoen anberer Ysrionen mar uno pnbridetn=
lid merbeu ndditenS peitere Serbaitungen uor.
qenommen nerben.
- 9lnn 9unlepp, eiue 6O=jdbri9e 6ruu, be.
atro geifun Selbtmore, inoem iie ff biz
Seble 6urhihnitt. Sbr MQtip fir bic Sbat
1T ni6t betanut,
- Cine aus ieGs 9erioneri - Sater, Wtut'
ter uno bier 3inoern - beifebeuoe 6ontilte
giamens 6crreii, muroe heute BON ibrer 8ob:
nuua on ser 8leeferitraBs mad Dem ,Slatteru
SpiSitale" gsbradt. aae Se4S litten an bet
0lnttern.
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@r1nNe.

&Cotuf, Sa., 28. 9c5enlbcr. - Gin &C.
fern iriib in Wtorabia, Sa., Surd Sranoiti-
tung entfanbcues 6erer didlerte fiinf 2d0eH
ein unO rtttete SdaOen I'M Sena9e bon tiber
SiGfo ID @isc., %. 08cmbsr. =. 0ic
SGgemiible Ser 66. Is. q. @aint & &Omp.
in WerrlQOn, gSi8c., braunte in Der lseteE
Sami1ug 0odt nie6er. Serluit $4,000,
Gerfherung $4,000.
g5ilmtngton, 0.zg., %. DECEMBER.
- 2aut einer 0epeife aus 0aoesboro' gius
gen bort pGbreua Der Dergangenen gtabt y
bis 10 fleiue 8ebduoe III 6lammen aui. D.r
&erluit ipirb uuf $4,000 bis $4,000 9ez
idGbt.
&tlnnta, @a., %. 9tSember. DE 9ds
ben Der Spesereibdnoler @ebriioer Gurum un6
oCs g1afienldublers gS. 3. Souen, iope
Srau 0iarte 3. 2(ntignac'S gGObubauS an
Ser groaoitruBe, tuurbeu beutc bird Seuer ger
f0rt uno mehrere auitoBenben @ebauOe be-
idldbiqt. Gerlut 1000. 0faN 9laubt, OaB
blr Granb Surd Gle Grplofon einsr SObsn0r=
lampe i'm 2aoeu oey @ebr. Surum enttaHJ.
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grgbGn GenOmmec'S.

Gas GcGdu6e etncs arotcn Jltuommae's Dirt niti
an cinm 2o9' ouialiaGyt; oa5 6unOamntmuG maiFv
unb ef Iein, un0 osr fol5c O6crtau erforOcrt ut,i
Seit. einO r8enbpO 8'ifc, 70 fam bas @anB, ploe,
Id uuo c6re Die Ui6aidtet Der 5apoyotur suiamn,ens
fipcn. Sam bicran Scmau6 srpeifcIn, ser asIs5en,
ple gspife DcrtGioie Dleo5iueu, bic gu ep5emerer
Gotoyetdt ouigcpuft iuoroen, oer grgeenbst on9stm
sciaGn FrO? g6cr udbrcn6 ba5 gloirum obne tnnes
rem @ut6 pcrI6pin0e icigt bns ddtc 9eitlnittel :t
cs gigcngum elmer GtnSelpcron oberuidt, sur 55tRen
gufe Oes GrfoIgcs cmpOr. sen Stciaeu in Oer gORss
gunf III UieIett tein rai4es aber en bcFo Ftrsres
Inter ben lang bepabytn Brdparaten, pa6e HS
sdritt fir S6rttt bos gcrtrau,n oes gu6lHums er.
rOrbeu BADEN, bsEst ieiues bo6ere gmpfebluugsn,is
GcIOtn's NaiFiaes RinphiIdb uuo tomtIdss
ztarIanosmitteI. Der uripraugIite pOaadnotae
Iomc biecs mathematician Eoncums if goIbens
2ic6,g's THIfaes 0linbFeiia.gytratt unb Eouc Sns
uiaorator. IlripransGd Elm enfa6es @inbHeiIb.
grrof nod benz 91eBept bes garOns Uon ete6ig su6es
ye',t, er6ieIt e8 me6btnbe geiga6en, oarlucr glen
unb Gojiapc, anfauss cnfades ylabrunssmitteI, CAT
rs d i'm 9oIfe uon brei3c5u Sobren 80 einem iestseR
5o6en 0Iarse ais St6rtunass, umfinmungss uuO
glcrOenfrdsuusss sTlitts srbo6eu. Rur le6r ipsntae
Wutd babeu Ous Slid s,bo6t, 0as gs,traueu Der
acrStC 10 unbebinG gu gsiuinncn. bnB TOM bon geteu
osrie6en iecnt5lFaidRcn 2o5essrbe6unsens gu EteIl
vurOen unO es on Bober stsae 10 Tarf ousgebraf;t
Gnertcurrls aeidaoer.
gu BEN 9orperbefdperoen, fdr 0eren
geieitigung es fid stsnet8a6ten s6Uas
DE, 2espspite, a65ebruns, sung entrant.
6eiten, gtutarmutb, Cnttraftuns Osr
Truuen unO soarifae ast5bortstt.
ais Seilmtttel6eiSumPifis6er-Ra[as
rio-ur6 sur 8Orbeusun8 beifslOen Sat
GOlbeus fraiiiaes atu6fteiia un0 tonls
l6es stdrtuns smtttel utd ietues @tet'
d. en-, Durd 66rberuus Der 8srbouuHss.
fuufttOnen @nlteua6ion6eruns 6es
letttst es ienen trantbaiten 3ufano
6es eoHems, peG6er bem gumpffiebsr
G4Hr uno Ebor oftuet unO es si6t tet.
men Rdrteren geGeg feiner gorBd9e, ats
6euRa6Dets feiner nttzSumpffte5ers
Rtrtuna. Sn alien apOtbslen .u babcn.
6. ", Grttteitton, olentser asent,
G.9Ou) Rr. 115, 8aItonaraSe, 9eipsDorf.
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BfehntGrtts.

&btcag6 28. 08br. : Die .3ufn9F Don
Sdpeineu belief iid] 6eiite ani 10000, oieiSrs
ieuaung aui 290O Stiid; be Yreiie parttrten
,tpiid,en $3.50 uub $6.65. - 9linouieb: GU
fubr 5000, Serisnbung. 300; gertaufs gu
$3.10 bis $6.15. -lS6aaie: 3ufubr 1000,
8erienouug $50: Seridute 81 $2.75-$5.60.
ct. Fonts, %. 9e5br.-Sdpetne: 3us
fubr 1900, 9erienbuns -; SertGuTe sH
5000 bis $3.50. - 8inopish: 3uflbr 600,
SerIenbung %; Sertaufe gu 1926 -.S4.75.
- Sdaais: .3ufubl 100, SerisnSun9 -
Sertdufe III $3.50-S4.77.
Ga itz2tbertn, Benni., %. 9Senlbsr.-
Die 3uIuhr BON 8ineuisb belief iiA oui 357
Stiid; Sertduie su $4.25 bis $3.50. -
Sdpeife: 3ufubr 1000; SertGrfe 81 $50
bis $6.4O.-S6aafe: 3nfubr 1OOOi Ssrtauit
III $2.50-$5.00.
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GER 1eIOntdrff.

Ner Wort, %. 0e8br.-6ol9enoes llno
Die Sd,luBnotirun9en: @elo braAte BON
bic 8roSent unO ihloB gu BrO3. pro Sabr.
-gterlinge egBed,iel 4. 4.79t-4. .79t auf 60 Gass
un6 4.82&-4.8 834 ouf Stdt.-8uube8> Sblb
qutiouen: berlangrte Scd1ir 1O13, DO. 5iinfer
IO2g, 44zproSentige Coupons 1l4t, 4spros.
90. 1881. = &ttieH: ROfsSslano 1924, Bittss
burg 1881, SIS. Central 1904, ge<D. Central
1929, 2atezSbore 1863, @rie Al, 90. Brtorts
tdten 90B. iortb=gSeitern 1853, 90. PriOrlt1s
ten 40, q. s. Central 92t, Reaelng 694,
gSeffern Union 10. llnterihosamtS Silan3:
6orteelb $84 ,287, 1860, @ourant S4,356is
1917 "A
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GdnFer0ftc.

St.Qoris, %. De;cmber. - Sume3 3.
Tuulfuer, StubbGnoler, itellte geterH feline
3ablunQen ein. Die 9lftiDa betragen MIR
$4,000. Der Setrug Der Yufua 1T nift ers
mittclt, ieOod fiirttet man, bas oieielben lehr
teSGltenh fuo.
6iiIeboro', Sas., %. DECEMBER. -
Iie Buifpa ber fallueu 8antirma 9aStelr
6orriS & @omp. betrogen $4,000. g8. u.
0ouug, Giner Der 9uettoren, puroe tpegeu
itnteridleiis oerbaftet, alS er 9erobe nad 5Ieu=
ltCrito abreiien tpoute.
Nlempbis, Germ, %. 9e;eutbcr.-Dte
@Qenuoareiiz uno &leiOerbdnoler Sejadl &
Braid gu Miemphis unb 6unt5oille, ala.,
iftuten beute ga6mittag ibre 3ablunger Elm.
Baiiiua etpa $67 900. Die @ldubiaer befil1=
cen iid suui gr6Bteu 2betle in gtelp=DOrf, ct.
2ouis, Bolton Hn6 Cincinnati.
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Stn spttb0btTd,er 6 omtraftor

OCtr0it, %. 9ei. = Die Ytatridlt u
her einqanuicu, bat in Der SonHtag8zgiadIt
tQ8 @sleiie Der Niodiuacz zSaidnqUlmg Der
.,Wlifiaorzgcntralz zgiienbahn" swiihen Su=
Sianz92iuer uno @aplorO auigerii,n rpurbe,
moeur6 Gin 3ug S1m @ntglelicn qebra4t
prrSe. Geteru friib murbe Oa5 geletie m,e=
Der onfgeriiien, unO C8 entgIeite nod e,u 3Hg.
Ser llafuQ mmbe BON ciner 2ln5abl Sabuars
better argCrtdtet, peld)e nit ein:m @ontrat
tor, Romeu8 8m. 6cnOric, in Strett lic5eu;
iie baben ihre Sesablung uidlt elbolten, mas
N nrn3er lln3litriebenbeit fiibrte.
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Gin Gortue9cr bon Tcincat steTet
ertiaptDff.

DubuQne, Sa., q. 9e5. - DC EbOm.
fen, ein motlbabenber 6armer aus SatlOn=
ojQe : Sopnihip, @bifaaw &Onntp, 1T ais
gcidle NIT beiuate uolfdnoig pom 9fumpfe
Qe.renntcn 6aupte onf ber Sarm ieiueS Shmtez
Qerjohue8 UorQeiuuben morocn. Els man ibu
Sulett lab, befanS er itb in @cie0itait ietnc5
ytciien, nCltG bei Inn mohnte. Se,ue God
ter fab Den 9iefien uuein fortreien, uno 0triclbe
lift ieitocm beridwunoeu. Die 6amtlt: itamrt
ma Rnr,nPoeu
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gon oer ,t,ertfautSG,en Grenae.

81 YaI 8er., 0en q. 0t5br. = Die
gtadriht iiber Ole @sfan9enuahwe uno Sir
ridtung 0eS 6duptlingsIrSatc L. Don30 ietner
6rie1r, pelfe lauge 3eit Der S6reden BON
Grefibio Del 9torte uuO limgeaeno naren, 1T
tefGtigt. - Der iiirSli9 Ouf einem 3uge Der
,Soutbern 8acific &abn" beriibte Raub lit
Dem grpreBz zGgentep 8anoarO sur 2ait gelegt
morOeu, pno gttterer iiebt Snr 3elt bier Dor
Srrid1t
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GohtuQHer4

Grob, N.eN., %. DECEMBER. = Der Su6s
ioufus feht mebr als SuB iibsr ietner ges
pDbnlidlen SSbe NIB 1T nod immer i'm Steis
gen. Die gSetften fnb iiberiAwemmt, ieoot
i ictueit nod fein erbeblifer Sfaoeu gemels
oct pcrbn. Der SooiacfIuB fiebt ebsnfalls
lehr bod uub hat bas @sIeiie Der Erob'er
SoionsSahn" iiberiapsmmt.
3ilforb, Ysnni., %. DECEMBER. - Der
Selamare fin9 pabreub Der lseten 9adlt en- 81
fisieen nno ftsbt heute iriih 10 SuB b0ber, ais
aelp0bnlif. Siele Saumitdmme uub grobs
Nuantitdten Bauhol;. pslde BON ben lliern
tort9eriiien nurben, treibsn fiusabwdrts, uno
bstra9tlider SGaben III unoermeislid.
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@t8entbiimlthe Gpioenttc tn
Snfnfn

Us b peton, 9afota, 28. 0sSeulber. -
Sh Der ellle furSe Strede abmGrts BON bier ee@
le9enen aniieoelun9 iiu6 II Grtranfnngen uno
70 &6oeStdue an ben Slattern ein9etreten.
DE 3raniheit breitet fid) immsr peiter aus
unb ift auBerorbtntlid bSsartia - etlid,s Der
9atienten iollen innerbalb "a Stlinoen mad
ibrer @rtrantnug gsiorben ieiu. Man bebaups
tet, oas ben Spfern Dor ibrem Gooe Slut aus
cen Augen uno Der gfaie itrDmt. Oisie Spmp=
tome peranlaiien Die Sernutbuns, baB bier
nid1t MIR einfade Slattern, ionoern cine pst>
artise @pioenie porliegt.
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Gin aI6ermes 8eTeB ttno fetne
EDIQett.

8elloW 60ll8, &t., %. 3eibr. -
Die Gi9suthiimer eine6 bieiisen 6otclS nuroen
untcr BEN ueucu @ecs, melde8 Die gStrtbe 0a=
fir pcranwortlid] mad]t, wenn ibre @dae IN
Der 5runfenbeit 81 S6uOeutommen, aut $20,z
Geo GdaOcreriat otrilaqt. Sie iolltaH ndmz
lid gitr all eiuen 9upiiien Yeter Sooo aus
8elmiaIter, St., UerIouit baben, lueldcr bolo
hnrnuf i'm Youihe bYunQliidte.
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Sad WiffoI it,0r oeI0Oett.

Weip ArIeQ1l8 Den q. Oei. = NrQu
01. &. @appege tpurOe geitern abeuO ourd ihr
uieriQbrige8 Sinh geidOfen unO auf Der SteIle
aet6Stet. Sie bate benz &inOe, eitsm SHos
ben, geseist, rpie munein BiftOl bcuOhabt, unO
Iid III 6ieiem 3lpede neben inn auf bcn 8O0cn
geIebt. Der Suabe riftete Die QGafie uui feline
Wiutter, oridte ab, unb be Trau ianf nit
elmer 9u9cl i'm @cbirn toot Suriif. 9tieman0
rrlIste. Snb fns 8iftol oelu0eu udr.
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Nett, Mofoett s1erfoueft

Quebec, %. 0e3enlber. = Der SnlIlSz
miniffer bat f9 eetuei9srt, oas gessu ben Sat
tinm6roer Morean Sberimonsfi nusgeiprOdcne
SCoesurtheil in lebenslGnglid3e 3uWthauslafE
unsuwanSeln. Die 6iHridtuns fn6et am
Is. Sanuar fat.
Seriepz 6 ttp, rs, %. 9sSember.-
@ouprneur 2uolOio bat iib gepeigert, III cine
@aleenirift fir Sanfowsfi, ben M0rber 0iinna
Wltller's, einsupiliigen, uno bic 6tnridtuug
piro Ssm9emdb am 6. Sanuar itattftnoen. Der
M0rber puroe burh bieie gtatridt tief erI
Itiittat. Seine gattin itattete ihnl beute eli
nen 8eiud ab uub blie6 nlebrere StunosHlang
in ipiner @fieuIdlaft.
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eoir anniiIiettro0onte ifl sSIttilfltn

SIM btng Vs. q. 8eSember. = DC
ners,llnteriuhuHg be5iiglih ber Soppc's
Id)en Srag0be murbe 9efcrn Abenb beeuoet.
3ie @eifmoreuen saben ben gSahriprud ab,
6aB 6rieoertfe 6oppe burd ibren @Gtten s.
6oppe, meidtr sur 3eit betrunten mar, err
idlofsn tuurbe, unb oaB iid 6oppe oaranf idbit
SnS 0ehprt r1nhrf
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9trefter Sabnpetfebr stpild)en
gGlv Stle0rS HnO Gan dratts

can 8ran5isco, %. De5. - @rdts
bent Tjlmore BON Der ySiiOli9Cn BociTcz
Uabn" bufitnOet, Der erite Otreite 3ug mad
gitiu Orleans Obue 28aggOnwetiel piirOe
am nGtfen Sreituge bon bier ab9eb'n, uno
pobriheinli1 mitr6e III Der ndmliden 3et Elm
3uq pon gtenzSrlean8 ua6 Gan 6ranjisco
frngNirt mcrbeu
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GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP
(Samsislisife.l

gas tpIrfiomHe dustrIide 6eilmtttel, oas 6etoHHt
in fr ote oeilung pon Sauttrontbeiten uno sur 8er'
Ih0neulng Der 6autfarbe.
Bel alien apotbetern 'Su baben. p Gents; orei
Stid fhr so Gents.
9.R. grittentou, giseutbdmsr, ReiDs9ort.
(Stenf. & Som,-l
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9as aittIoe @ctter .

Qacroiie, Wisc., oen %. OeSbr.-Oer
Ntiifiiippi if BON ct. Baul aus offeu uno bic
S6ififabrt pIrSe selfern mieOer erOfnet. Der
8epinlee If ebenfalis niht 3usGfrOSn. Sstt
aniisoluns Der @eseno mar Der Sss ME um
Oisie Sabrssieit ofien.
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s1.sFSSS1
/ aEftdruarteT. a spridJu1rtFe.
4 ,9tt aHfAIleH ppn $500 pcrben fur ieeen
sGblUAde, Ssr9tlcpfen, III Sdn besablt, BEN has
sSaruHet uub Rteberz IN SprfenS9ttters uiht 81
ssci@ta9eubeit perlaiie iurirsn rher gu Haberu
man Iid auf Sppien= permaI.
S8utcrS." gOa5 SppFensgttters
,Man leis, Idufe, perletht etne Ib6nepaut,
sFdufe un6 9etvau@e " rcRse ggansen unb ben
tSupfen=8user8, 70 rirb Il nebliEiteH atbem."
aiacn F1rt seIuUh uRt Z ,,9lterens UHo SdrIs
felld.iG isu.i heihperoen oler Rrtl
! ,@T5bJte G1ren q pereen permanent bnr5
s;,o $4ieG ,,5 stf &c; ger" 5 has , S'Pt'H Cutters
lGt6rauBcl Sis soyitn. ,,gBelSe8 tas srists
t6ttters % - arpetiterregenbe, g2as
,DaB Scpf1uzl liiters 81 - - n, @lut uup 2etsr re-
ItrSfiMt, ASrtt unb tuz Sultrenbe @etttd iet3-l
Erlrt feidUpi1 rpn berM Sopfen zgitters. :" ~g&
eriten Dpla ol.t liz ,,grebiser, Gerrtdten,
| ,Dtaaeuf6ure Rrpf; Nj Gbttpren, 8antierS uHo
aueb un6 SGpintel pet, 0amen ssbrau6eI eas
kbeR burtb pentge Dpieh ri Soptevg gttterS taslth.
kSppfeuz 9itter5 turtrt.H y9aS ScpfeHsg5uters
,,I2an nebme tAgltdb W Cat NiealGen, bic an
Ebrctmal s,cpfers9titcr6 Ny Sluhe Der 9ruutiudtI
etu, 70 pirb man tetue VII S6tHbruh Selttten, inr
Dctprredluun9eH 81 93lbtsrHbet nnp Ses
;abIcu baoen." - iunehet rerheiTeR."
SuaGGeu IpptbetenBub bGbeu.
fibr titfrrs 5tifg. Co., ReaJcffrr, q. b.
G0s0g.o, SHl., unS 9pncon, GRslane. =
ii.
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aurie aabeIptpfidleit.

- Sn einem Sbsuter in SftseoEoon brad
boracfun Qbenb in 5Olge zines bliuoen 6eu:rz
Qlarms ein 8anit aus. 0llIdlIdermells
purbe Die 31ube rpieoer bergeiicllt, obus oaB
iraeuS Semanb psrIeet rpOrOeH mar.
Die @annihaft Der BON BiIlau rah
Wem 0ort beIimmten 6eutiGen Sarit
,,Quria," meldes Sabrseug am 80. ytopbr.
auf toher Gee i'm Stihe seafieH iperoen
muBte, 1T 81 giperpOol gelanoet morosn.
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gGaibing on, 28. 0eSember. = Der 2tu'
geha9te inb auffllleno bleib aus, ais er bentc
oen Gsridtsiaal batrat, uno befia9tc it1 alSs
talb bitter Dariber, baB CT iebr iAiedlt ges
idIlafen babe. 0tan bate nemlla 9eitern abeno
IN cine Der ieillisen bGnaAbarten 3ele etnen
Waun l.ntersebrathtr ipeld}2r al Den Sol9el
unmdE;gen WtOrpbigwsenuiicS lit nno oess
hG,u tsrfpGtrenS iammCrte unb ltDbHte. @Hiz
feau fan6 bas iebr riidii6tSioS uno perlangte
entid,iebeu, bnB man in 3ufunit Die Gnbe
,reIpettabler 2eute" nldt ruleoer brtrd) Die aIfz
nqbme ipl6er .elenten S2rfiitten" it6ren
lG0ge.
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goubon, %. 9e5br., 1890 Rabm. =
goniols 90 ll16 fir Gelo, SO 316 fir 8risf,
q. & 6. gS. 1. 46, 2. Is, 81. : s. Central
=, @rie All, 2. 1O3, 81. 3. Central 1877,
Su. @entrol 1924, Benni. Central 62g, 9teaz
bina 35g, Snt. & 8eiiern 274, Gtl. & ct,
Parl 107.
2tperpoot, %. 0e,br., 1880 gahm.
- gounlrolle fei; Witteliorte ObsrlanOer
1116; Ditto Orleans 6 1916, Sertdnis
- O0O 8nIieu
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a. Nlnf.nhr in gearfdlau

Yon6OH, 20. DeS. - Der gStener Cor
rliponbnt bes ,.StanourO" telegrnpblrt: nGt=
ridte aus @aribau crgCben, bcB Der Sa)acent
uelher mGhren0 6e3 in Solge 0cS oortlgln Sir.
tenponit8 entiianbenen Nufrubrs 0ngegi4tct
nurOe, enorm lift. Gin Deientlidtr 6bcI Ott
Stant muroe tbatiGbitd 5eriiGrt."
zse ruiRIdle Grpeoi,tou nadl Oer zFitnOgnG oer
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Gin emdbtidtH in Oem SrnnO oebobrt.

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luiiungsSeuscn perorbHet. Seoeniaas bdttel
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-29

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@uiteau's SHfte i'm @eridtsiaaI
Ser Sppf geBt 70 Ianss 5a,a ssaisr bis er brtd,t.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-01-15
The Next Worlds Fair,

New York is suffering from an attack of
self-distrust, a malady new and astonishing
to it, and almost incomprehensible to us
provincial towns. The city has the oppor-
tunity to hold Worlds Fair in 1888, and
hesitates to seize it. Perhaps its hesitation
is Increased by the gibes of Philadelphia
newspapers.
Remembering 1875 and 1875, and the ridi-
cule heaped upon the approaching Centen-
NAL Exposition by New York journals, it is
not to be wondered at that Philadelphia pa
pers seize upon so favorable chance for re-
tort They do poke fun at New York; but
their course is generous in comparison with
the envy and mali gnity shown by New York
ers four years ago. Philadelphia wisely dis
regarded the sneers Of the city whose jeal-
ousy would not have been suspected had it
not been paraded, and went on and gave an
exhibition that was not only credit to it.
self but great and positive benefit to the
country-an exhibition that introduced our
fabrics and our inventions to strange mar
kets, strengthened old Industries, built up
new ones, and made us acquainted with
many old and some new and elegant arts of
which before we had but scanty knowledge.
New York will be wise to follow the ex-
ample of Philadelphia. 1t will do we'll to
disregard the attacks of enemies and the
discouragements of lukewarm friends, to
make liberal appropriations, and to carry
the affair forward with the zeal and ener-
gy displayed by the sister city. By so doing
it will win the gratitude and admiration of
the entire country. 1t was question four
years ago whether the public treasury ought
to be called upon to give aid to Worlds s
Fair held within our own territory. That
is no longer question with most of US.
The benefits of the Philadelphia Exhibition,
and the great encouragements it gave to
American industrial art, are now widely
recognized. The start we then got can be
held by aoother exhibition of similar char
acter. The object to be gained is one wor-
thy of governmental aid, for it largely as
sists in national education and the advance
ment of our material interests. If New
York seizes upon the opportunity offered, it
will do good thing for itself and great
thing for the nation. Whether the site sug-
gested, at Inwood, be the most desirable is
question New Yorkers must decide for
themselves. The burden of the affair will
be upon them. They challenge the indus
trial world to competition, and custom gives
to them the privilege of naming the time
and place of the contest.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-01-15

Boston Transcript: A large majority of
the committee of the Maine Legislature
charged with counting the gubernatorial
vote have declared that 'Harris M Plaisted
is duly elected Governor of the State of
Maine for 1881 and 1882" There is no
doubt that if the Republicans of the COM
mittee had rigidly insisted on an adherence
to technicalities Mr.. Plaisted could have
been legally counted out. That they re-
sisted the temptation to do this after the ex-
ample set by the Garcelon Legislature and
State officers, is to their credit. This action
will make the notification of the popular
will by the Garcelon-Pillsbury crowd of
Maine politicians stand out for all time in
its political hideousness.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-01-15

COMMISSIONER Bently says of the class of
pension agents who have greatly increased
at Washington: Pensioners and persons
making claims may rest assured that these
claim agents have not such special or any
other influence. These claim agents know
this so well themselves that they constantly
ask their poor clients to write to their mem
Der of Congress to ask the condition of the
case. The bureau in hundreds, and indeed
thousands of instances, has discovered by
correspondence sent it by claimants that the
claim agent to whom the case had been en-
strustsd hass writter-iatt--. outstanding tn
have diligently pushed the case, when, in
fact, nothing had been done except to put
the papers on file. All this in order to per-
suade the poor claimants to pay money in
advance for services which had not been
rendered, and which, as have said are not
necessary, in any case.