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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-08-18

SMALL Pox.-1he new cases of this dis-
case which have appeared since our report
OF last week number five, as follows:
Child OF Desire Gonzales, white, La
fourche street; male child of Gustave
Dugas, white, Opelousas street; child OF
John Solozano, white, Railroad Avenue;
female child of Mary Patterson, colored,
Railroad Avenue, between Taylor and st.
Michel streets; child of Julian Sims, Rail
road Avenue, near the depot.
The deaths during the week have been
three:
John Johnson, coiored, pest house: child
of John Solozano, white, Railroad Avenue:
joe Cato, colored, Houmas street.
We are glad to say that rulnor to the
effect that Mr.. Solozano had suffered re-
lapse and was III a dangerous condition
proved unfounded. He was doing finely
yesterday and WAS considered almost as
good as we'll
Five patients have been pronounced cured
and will be released from surveillance to-
day. The houses in which they live will be
thoroughly famigated and their bedding
destroyed.
There are no cases in the pest house and
the building has been cleaned, fumigatcd
aud whitewlsied. The total number Of
cases now under treatment is nine. ana
none OF these are near the bayou or river
ferry o. IN the business portion ofth4 town,
SO that persons from the country heed not
be deferred by fear Of infection from com
ing into Donaldsonviile.
We are strongly hopeful that in two or
three weeks more the present system Of
dealing with The disease viii result IN IFS
complete etr3dieatiot.. THE decrease i'll tlie
i'iae'hea OF case, !Es permitted !. c.,rres-
pohd'hss reduction u the force of guards,
ana tia eN.ssn#e VI istsiatinG patients j. only
aLou. half now what Ii has previously been.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-08-18
PROSPECTIVE PEACE,

DR.. John Il. DuffeI, president of the mass
meeting of Catholics held on the 18th OF
July, finally appointed Messrs. Felix Lee
Blanc, Camille Mollere, Capt. r. L. Landry,
Capt. DE. Jones and Jean FeVrler as the
committee of five to visit the Archbishop
and Bishop of the diocese and present the
resolutions adopted by the meeting request
ing the removal Of Rev. Z. X. Ceuppens as
parish priest and suggesting compromise
of pending litigation relative to the man
agement of the church property and its
revenues.
The gentlemen composing the committee
went to New Orleans Oh Thursday, accom-
panied by Judge r. N. Sims, of counsel for
the Church Wardens, and had highly sat
isfactory interview with Bishop Leray, who
received them very graciously. The Bishop
announced that he would come to Donald
sonyille week from tomorrow, and would
then be pleased to have conference with
his visitors concerning the object OF their
mission.
The ambassadors returned from the city
yesterday, evidently satisfied with the re-
suit of their trip and full Of confidence in
the ultimate SUCCESS of their efforts to
bring about III amicable settlement Of the
points of difference involved in the existing
controversy. The prospect of such an id
justment will be hailed with gladness by
the good Catholics of Ascension, and all
classes of our people will participate in the
feeling Of relief and satisfaction that is sure
to follow consuIn1nation so desirable as
the restoration of peace and harmony i'll the
Congregation Of the Roman Catholic
Church of this parish.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-08-18

DEATH OF THEODORE kNIGHT.-Mr. Theo-
dore Knight, q greatly esteemed colored
citizen of this parish, residing Oh the Ash
land plantation, in the sixth ward, died
there at 2:4O O'Clock A. NJ, Thursday, of
disease of the lungs. Deceased was So
years of age, d native of Natchez, Miss,
and brother Of Mr.. Augustus Knight, one
of tho best known and most generally re
spected coIored men i'll this parish. He
knew that his end was at hand and died
calmly and peacefully, with a smile on his
face, perfectly resigned to his fate. He
was n Baptist i'll religion and member of
Pride of Ascension Lodge No. IT, X. OF F.,
having been installed as NJ of Z. in that
lodge for his second term on the 18th in
slant The body of deceased was trans
ported to New Orleans on the Corona, last
evening, and will be taken across to Bay
st. Louis this morning for interlnent in the
cemetery at that place. One of Mr.. Knights
sisters lives at the Bay, and it was his wish
to be buried there. Theodore Knight was
d perfect gentleman in manners and in
stinct, and was respected and admired by
all who knew him. His death will be
mourned by large circle Of friends and
there will be much sympathy felt for tho
relatives who are bereaved by his loss.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-08-18

FREE WILL FAIR.-The fair given at
Smoke Bend schooI-house Saturday and
Sunday before last by the Free Will Associ-
alton was an entertainment that proved
highly satisfactory and enjoyable to all
concerned. There wore three contestants
in the foot race, Basil Ford, Ely Jones and
Tom Scott, and Ford came out first best.
In the base ball match the z. A. Jones club
defeated picked nine by score of IS to g.
Mrs. Alliveges Harrison won the silk dress
for selling forty eight tickets, the largest
number disposed of by any one person.
Misses Elizabeth Washington and Rose
Clark sold twenty-four each, tying for the
second prize, gold ring. The first ward
band was in attendance and furnished ex-
cellent music. There wero flying horses on
the grounds, and in addition TO the concert
at night Prof. Ball gave an exhibition of
his beautiful panorama. The refrcshment
tables We're admirably presided over by the
lady friends of the Association, and not
single brawl or pnseomly circumstance oc-
Cured to mar the harmony of the enter
tainment. The gross receipts were about
$3.50, the expenses about ;s13S, n result upon
which we feiicitato the members of tho ben
scticiary association. brief account of the
concert was published in orr last weeks
issue.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-08-18

10 to Cheap Tong before buying elsewhere
for tcfgni'as IN MS ti,sc Of business. You agiL
moi only make from . TO 70 per cent. on pur-
chasing your goods jrons Him, bnt al sao Jas,i
FIVE 1soLIARs' sgofth e0jjt haze q free ss3l,aber
lid ms REGrt,Es MONTHLY DRAWING OF osr
SEWING MACHINE Remember, the second drata-
l!}g tstH i''s1tiatsty take place Suld.iu fuatsst
~ iHHf otf' Hfjf that ',efV tust Sts4tIaV al
ct'fh month, ct n sir,,-, at N oclocE l. H.. II
PfrNsnft ~ ~ teft" t~iSA to tttsnd. OnFy f,ro
4"t'afssf tt@ett~rS s~iH b. GSraa taoat},ttj
Ft'at: tftf b. iF' it he b4H4f{ Of sriA34e an:
Stt' t'ttsttta4 A's83ter ra} Be- pnbiished toathIa
fet R"ssf hamder at once before they are all
fahsii.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-08-18
ADVERTISEMENTS.
AVER
Is ~ cue Cure

contains an antidote for all 1nalariil disor-
ders which so far as known, is used in no other
remedy. It contains no Quinino, nor any min
eral nor deleterious substance whatever, and
consequently produces no Injurious effects upon
the constitution, but leaves the system as
healthy as it was before the attack.
WE WARRANT AYERS AGUE CURE
to cure every case Of Fever and Ague, Intermit-
tent or Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Bilious Fever, and Liver Complaint
caused by malaria. In case of failure after due
trial, dealers are authorized. by our circular
dated July LIST, 1882. to refund the money.
DR.. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-08-18

The selection of Major E. A. Burke as
Director General of the Centennial Cotton
Exposition has elected the hearty approval
of the press and tho people. The mistaken
opposition of the Picayune has utterly failed
of support and should be abandoned.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-08-18

The State election i'll Kentucky last week
resulted IN the usual Democratic victory.
Hon. Proctor Knott's majority for Governor
Is about $4,000, slight increase over that
OF the preceding election. The Legislature
will be largely Democratic as before.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-08-18

Official Intemperance.

Official Intemperance.
EDIToH CHEZ:
see that your naishbor on Railroad Avenue
mentions editorally drunken spree of Police
Sergeant Joe Dutfel. and among other things,
says: Now, ordinarily, if Il man chooses to
get drunk il is nobody's business, 50 he keeps
himself to himself. But drunkenness in an
officer Is inexcusable and can not be condoned.' "
can not see how the writer can reconcile this
language with the evident fact he is an ardent
supporter apologist of the chief executive
officer of The State. Oh, consistency, where art
thnu7
4 sight of difference here we see
Twixt-
Il nniiTnnn:trl aud G1arr..rnnr
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-08-18
Saturday, August 10, 1888.

Three cases of yellow fever are reported
among the UI1ted States marines at the
Pensacola navy yard.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-08-18

Total paid by al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 1881 ,OBO
For tho truth of tho above facts we refer the
public to the officers of the above-named corpo-
rations, and for our legality and standing to the
Mayor and Officers of the City of New Orleans
to the State authorities of Louisiana, and also
to the U. S. Officials of Louisiana. We claim
to be legal, honest and correct in all our trans
actions, as much SO as any business in the
country. Our standing is conceded by all who
will investigate, and our stock has for years
been sold at our Board of Brokers, and owned
by many of our bost known and respected
citizens.
VI. "A. D1AEPFaET, President.
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incorporated in 1868 for Is years by the Legis-
lature for Educational and Charitable purposes
with a Capital of s., Un,CU-to which a reserve
fund of over s5500(0 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
ton adopted December 2, A. D., 1879.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-08-18
LOUISIANA
State lottery Company.

We DO HEREBY CERTIFY, that we supervise
the arrangements for all the monthly and somi-
annual Drawings of the LOUISIANA STATE LOT
Terry COMPANY and i'll person manage and con-
same are conducted with honesty, fairness and
in good faith toward all parties. We authorize
SMILES of our signatures attached in it's adj
vertlsemena.
G. T. BEAUREGAKD,
J. A. EARLY.
Comm ssioneTs.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-08-18
NEW ORLEANS, August /, 1888.
TO THE PUBLIC i!
Investigate for Yourselves

Postmaster-General Gresham having pub
lished wilful and malicious falsehood in re-
gard to the character of The Louisiana State
Lottery Company, the following facts are given
to the public to prove his statement, that we
are engaged in fraudulent business, to be false
and untrue:
Amount of prizes paid by The Louisiana State
Lottery Company from January l, 1879, to
present date:
Paid to Southern Express Co., New
Orleans. I. M. Wescoat, Manager. 81 1866, 500
Paid 10 Louisiana National Bank, Jos.
II. Oglesby, President. ............ 1853, 800
Paid to Louisiana State National Bank
s. FL. Kennedy, President ...... 125,1W
Paid to New Orleans National Bank,
A. Baldwin, President ....... $3.50
Paid to Union National Bank, s. Char
laron. Cashier. Observation-Disclosures. 6i,450
Paid to Citizens Bank, Z. l.. Carriere.
President. ....:.................:.. $1,000
Paid to Germania National Bank Jules
Cassard, President. ...........,... 10000
Paid to HiberEia National Bank, Chas.
Palfrey, Cashier. 1900
Paid to Canal Bank, Edward Toby,
Cashier. ..=................ 1890
Paid to Mutual National Bank, Jos.
Mitchell, Cashier ................. $500
Total paid as above ...........s 81, 1858, $50
Paid III sums of under $1,000 at the
various offices of the Company
throughout the United States . 1922, 41o
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Cheap Tony's Monthly Drawing,

'oilceman and a Governor.
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Ser SGmpf um bic @a8queat III
MurragSDtlie.

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feynt III balteH, anberenflls tudr0e er auf
tbn ihie6eH. Sapmater srpi0erte: .,5ie
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ant TIN IoP3ufte6eu begauu. Sapmater trat
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oem tbn bic t0btltde Rugel getroffeu, gtng
sr ntft auIId, iouOeru bebauptete ietnen
PlaF, tnoem er 3u ben Qeutsu, neldJe ibu
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iogte: ggttt mir tff es ans" morauf er
oer'dtee. gilbert Bomber 1T etn alter Gin
mobuer BON Srabood. Gr mar oortjel6f
YoItjeiGef SteuercoqeItor Il (. 10. Gr
muroe ytntsr1tetpt" uu6 tbeilts 6olgenSes
NIT: ySd tDurbe BON aPtltoH g8sft0u eus
gagirt, nm mad giurrapaotlie III gebeu uao
hen Befabl iibsr etue auiQbl Wiuuer III
ii6eruehmen, pelGe S8sfou's SAtereifs BET
oar @asqueQe belhiiBsn IoLlteu. @iue Nm
iabl bon uns uerltsS glouGag Roraeu Srmiu,
nm mad ben @a8quelsn abiugeben. g9tr
fameH bort an uu0 faubeu, on6 bic Suels
unbepaht mar, tuoraHf tptr iofort BeitB Dor
fetielseu ergrtffeu. Balo 6arna4, b01fsns
cine Stertelfnnbe ipGter, fam Sabmatar
berbei Hub benuiprI6te ZEN 9efib, mas mir
tbm notiirlib usripetgertsn. g3tr rued1sltsu
MIR ueHtge 2Eorte, uno tdI trteb i'm otue
irgsrb pelGe 9dptertgIetten iibar Stegren,'
iinte 3uriid. Gr blteb uugefdbr 10 Wiuuteu
neg prO tehrte aIs6ann 5griid. aRtttlerpetle
bsguben fh sSefoH uHo Der ulte &emaIe1
on bte @reuSe Iub iparntsu Sdpmatar. Der
@ren8ouu mar beietttgt mor0eu, G6er 3isz
moleb nobm eiuea StetH uno legte ibn auf
ietne @ren3ltRte nieosr. Ct uerbct Iqeu,
Die grenSltHta ~ iiberi5rsiteR. I'm ungef1br
Is llbr unternabm Sapmafer nit iciueu 2sHs
ten etnen 8orfOs auf ota Gue[le. uulere
0sute, urgeiGbr 3manjtg au Der 3abl, rDsl&s
aue nit Spriugfielo 6tuterla6eru bemaffdet
raren, batteu ben gntihtu6 gefa6t, BEN
Angriff III niSerfebeu uuo ibreu Blab IN
bebauptes. Die 9eguer tamsn, gefiiblt pom
Sapmafer, aGf nus los, NIB 2sbterer iGlga
auf mid nit einem Spisbadeufttel elm. gr
trof mid iibsT ben Qrm un0 In ben lluterlei6.
SD eHtrt6 aiusm in Der gdbe fte6erseu
glunne oaa Seuebr ano beganu, mid NIT
bem 8aGonaet 81 0srtbst0tgeu, mn mid ridt
oon tbm itbPrmdIttgeu 3u laifeu. yfnb faum
elmer balbsn Wttnute iub th, oas er ietne
Sdube auf ben Nageu briidte unb etutge
Sdrttts 3uriidQing. Seiue 2eute etlten ibut
3u SiiIfe uuo fibrten ibu btupeg; Id; mei6
nidt, robin. SD ,srbtsIs tetue iGmeren
@unbeu. Sd babe auf 6agmateT utdt
geidoiisu. Der SduB fiel btuter MIR"
8opisr uiu1mt bic SOde Isbr taltblitig uub
ntHmt fdl ben &Ob SaeHiatsr's uibt utel 3n
Ger,eu
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&rfnhP.

SaifoH0tlle, Tla., 20. Ro0amber. -
8a5 Staotheu ScuIa muIbe beute frii5 BON
elmer 9erbseraH6eu 6euersbruuft batmggiudt,
nelfs Sdaosu i'm Setrage BON $500, 900
nurtdhts. Inter Den 3frf6rteu @ebduoeu
bsfiuasa fa etn ueues 1otsl, bte Druderet
oes Banner" iopis usri4tsbeus 2dbsH uub
Bobn5duisr.
8sierOnto, Snt., 90. go0smber. -
Gin leHte in Der btsiigeu &bemitllieufabrit
uus9gbrOHeRss 5euer 3erft0rte Gigeutbum
i'm &srtbe BON $4,000.
SOutbs 5ramtugbam, Wtalf., 80.
IoBfmber. - gltdasL Symptoms goqipiu.
merit 3u Saroupile bzanute beute friib utss
Der. Der 8erluft bet1dgt ca. $3.50, 600, uub
500 arbettar geratbeu auBer Bsihditigung.
Q ffoH, 30. Rc1ember. - 8as ,,6ctel
Clifton" en- gde ooa Bsrnids$art uuo 50.
Iumbussaueuue stng bsuts fritb in 5lar7msu
auT. 8te @Gfe rettsteu fh nit tuapper
NOih. Der SerlAft betrdgt $45, 900. 8as
6eHer puroe bnr6 GrploFou elmer Re5lsu6t.
Gompe Uerurioat.
@ropeIuuo, RaF., 20. Rooem5er. -
Charlie Stidnep's Shubiabrit mur6e tn
UsrgaUgsner Ro6t bard Ssu,r ]erft0rt. -
8srluit $40, 600. 8ia 6abrti bsiadfttgte 100
arbsitsr.
can 4Hgelo, Ssr.. 90. Ropembsr. -
8tbbe i S1obtHion's Bdderlaeeu uu6 mebs
rere nnbere @eidditsloiale faleu beute Tri6
ben 6lammeu gum 8aubs. Bsrlat ctrca
$40 GOO
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$taOt 2SaftimOre.

GtnDstbuug elmer ueueu Bledl,
b i d an & britt. - @elieru Rn6mittaa
nm Ibr ltsB Or. gBtlb. 9red3t 3ur @tus
peibang ietner ueutn Babrtt an TuEe Der
SbarpfrnBe eiz ipleuotoas gfsu ier0irsu,
Uo5u er Ht4t aueiu isine eih5ftsfreuuoe
unb 4rbeitcr, ion0eru and bic 0erflsute,
ipflhe oa8 9ebQube sTridtsteu, eiugelaOea
gatte. 8GHelbe mar iuioenbtg gsihmadusq
nit jJlagseu uno 9Iiiu gei6miidt, uub bic
6ronte ]lerteu eiue grOBe oeHtide uu0 ames
rttautl6e BnBue. aIs 4Qe on Der llugan tn
3netteH StodUerie reid ge5edtsu EafllBlae
genommsu, ipraa BaiiOr 3snntgbauien, Der
augegen mar, elm 8antaebet, tUorarf man es
fd Dobl idmsdsu lteB. qrbettgeber uu6
arbeiter inBeH uergniigt nebeu eiHouoer, uub
mad aufgeBo5eHer 3aigI purben perIdllebene
AuipraGeu gsbaltsa, gtebsr gaungen MIN.
90 mar Elm 5ef, nte es bdufiger bortommeu
icute, NEIL oa6urb bas Ban0 3miihen 4rs
belt uu6 sapttaI feitsr gsiuipft lpirb.
QHd Or. 8ilb. Rumieu, Der no6lbslaunfs
Sentor Der Gtuma6sfirma 20. Rumlsu &
Sobue, mar erihteHsu, um ieiuem ehemalEs
gen AugefeIteu ~ ieiuem lnternebmeu
.9ltid uno 9eoelbeH IL tuinidleu. Bor bsfs
laufg Is SabreH trat OF. gredt BET 6ru.
glumleR tn Arbeit nuo mar II Sabre lana
bort nunusgeiest beiddftigt. Soeauu Der
bano sr ith NIT 6rH. 2outs 8. Bennett uuO
etablirte In gIr. 263, GroBaraBs cine Bed.
bhtlsHfabrtt. st bradte GO bura Tlsi5
uHo umIdttge eeitrrg bnlb ju gtuas uuO
bat HHnms9r bts ioeblu iertis gsfsgte5a5rii
an Der SbarpitraBe errihten laffeH, nm oa8
9sihdft bort fort5ufibreu. Eas gebdube
tnBpslfodtg, aus 3isgslfstufu arbaut, bat
ttHt Srttte bon 28 ua6 etHe Qauge BON 30
6ub uuo umfaBt NIT stusm baIu gsborigeu
bois etna 5000 GHaoratfuB 6ldheur1um.
5nl srfln StOds bsfiHoeu iih bic 9lgsrrdus
me Hnb bas Bdrfau, i'm 5mettsn bia Bert.
fdttt; uHgefdbr In oer Wlttts bee Ssbduees
ID stH gIfpator angtbrnht. Gm udhieu
Iontags pirO bic Gtbstt Ia Der usuea ga
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3beaterBranD IN geep.QIprF

Mems ort, 80. Rousmber. - Rua
8in6iOr r,8bsatsr," 9fr. IS, Bonsru, ina
turi Dor 12 llbr in peraaugeuer RQtt TsueT
nn6 ffsbt 3ur 3eit Il ltBT fsii5) in beusu
5lamm'u. Die SemiibuugeA Der Eeueruebr
erpte'en fi4 aIs bergebltd, nut ba5 game
9ebdube utr5 3erf0rt per6eu. Der Bcaub
bat bersits msbrers beuahbnl ts gebdu0e e..
arifeu. Der &srluf miro e,ns bsoeuteuoe
S0be Erreiheu.
Gas 8bsatsr gsB6rts 6rn. g8taiom u.
Dtargiu un0 fpnr6e anf 100000 geIddBt.
&c pgrbe Dor 3tDsi SabreH an Sru. Sobu
q. Stsosn3 psrpa5tst, uno Trauf q. 0sur.
thn fiibgts gsifern Abeno bas 9ramc MY
Partner" 6artn aHf. Cur 3sit 6es Guss
bruts oss 6euers bsfano fd g1emaaS in
osm Sbeater, tH6sH Die 8orFeuHug mn
al ubr bseubet nuroe. 4uBer BEN E6eater
enthieIt bas gebiu6e 3pei tleins, aaf betben
Setten bes Sauptsiugauges bsfiuolt6g 90
tsls, mslhe BON ben 69. Sartmauu uuo
Sabl bstrisben nurGeH. Sn SartRGuu 8
60tsl bsfaubsn fd 20 @dfe un0 in SGtPs
Sotel cine etlpas gertnaare 4u;abl. 8;eisls
ben rettsten fidl Idmmtli9 ohua Sdmterigs
felt. Die Dor Dem @ebin0e uorbst fiibren6e
Sodbnsu mar Der Esuerpebr tn ibreu aas
f,reugungeu 3ur Q6ihuus Der Blammen an.
fdEgltG biuoerltG, alIetl, Hadoem bic BE-
forbsraug Der 3ige etHgafeIt por6sn mar,
tonnteu bic Q6idmduusT oou 6sm 9eletIa
aus i3re @nfisritrablen aiH 10 tutrtiamer In
has 6euer ihIeuoeru. Den Issteu RcGriG.
ten l9folge mar Der Brand n0G i'm 9augs.
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Serm. teIegraPBiitle 9epeI5ea.
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Gie Gd6runs in U1auttoba.
sOsreiauHs Oan GanaSa ansesrObt. - Bort.
fobritte ecr goito+fou

gBtnnepeq, Wan., 90. g2oyembar. -
Die gIanttCba Rortberu Farmers
linton" Orgautfrte F6 am Routaa IN Bran
DON. Us mar etue gr0Be si1flHBrel6e uni
etumiitbtae Serlammluua, bel nader nsr.
i6tebeHe 8couer SeIdmerosu Der luIieb[er
IN nahfolgenoer g9eile 4usoruf aabeu,
"3tr i'no 5uiumr1aH gRtorHmeE, nm feterltdj
une entldtsosu gegeu ats bo1iabreuoe gos
lttlt oer 8omtHi0n' Regteruug i'm 8etrefi bic.
llr Broplu3 ju proteiitreu. Qls gIduitoba Der
@onlooeratton beitrat, gsIhab ae uuter oer
Seotnguug, raB ote BrOUtu3 nit ben ii6rtz
gen 9IteeerH 0er Dominion glethe Redte
uuo Brt0tIegten tG5en lolte. Dtele Rehts
mo frlUtiegteu 9abeu mir ntdlt QeuoFeu.
Ssoe PToutu} 2fauitUbI ausgenemIen,
tUntroltrt lbre Eauoersieu, i6reu Balo uaS
lire DtinsraIifGse. glanttoba aIleiu bari
olel65 &eGt ntGt auRH5eu. 4ue8, mas ofeIe
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note. mCid2e tdum bjursidlt, ben ;uau;tGfeu
Ebell Der 8elDaltuugatofeu III oedan. Su
Der 6oIu etne8 3ous nui Gdcrbaunerf}euae
III rEe iiberoteS etre neue Iamere Gan aufs
erlf9t moresn. gDeru trgen6mo luuSmtrtb,
lfoitllde gtQidtHen E0thneuotg iiub, 70 IL
&c bter bet Sau. llbIsrs bQterltde Reatsruuq
tot Gue nE'eren gebiirfgiiieH Sortbeile ae,
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ben Ran6 6eS 8anterott8, menu uidlt an BEN
8auo oes Rutue gebradt noroeu. Cine an.
oere ifmere Qaft, bic uus uteoerbriidt, III
enS @t'enbobumouopol, pslhe8 uu8 ftir Die
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ters II cine Der idmn6Uo1Iteu tprauutIdfeu
bic iemals eiuem freleu BOlFe
nttertubr. gRortu belsbt bas gitttel Der
A5EEIfe? gBtr mifieu bic 6anbetsbs;tebuHs
gen nit anOersu &0ltsru ielbf coutrOltreu,
uno tstu NionOpOl oarf In Rauttoba etpas
&uesrFs, 0ls Seratttgtett bennIprudan. gg
IT rttt loon, Don Qo9uIttGt 3u re0en; auau
MIR muheu tn erfter 2tRie logql aeGeu nus
Hno uriere SamilteH Ieteu, UuO e8 IN utdlt
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Ian8e mir uns elmer mtatirItdeu uuo bespo=
ttlGen 6egteruug uHtermerfeH. g8tr iiuo
nIdt fttr 8renuuHg UOm glutterlau0e, absr
iDsnn Der 8rnd Der &egterung in Ottaua
no@ lauger Gnoauert, 70 lit III befdr6teu,
onB ote SeceiiiOn oteier Broutu; Uou s luaoa
iit." Gs murben bterauf mga.
rere SeidlGiie augenOmmeu, mel6e mtt be-
usu Der DWauttOba'Rtabts gsague" therein.
ttnmeu. @letd)jettig nuroe Elm &ouIite
etn8sIett, mGldes in Serbtubuug nit isuer
eiqa bic GgttatiOn I'm NoroUefen t0rbsru
.ou, bic, tDte man glaubt, eiaeu augemetuau
&oH0eEt CUR 6olge haben ntrb.