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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-08-07

habrtually prescribes an article which Is la
ble to awaken an inherited or to create an
abnormal appetite that may blast life time
and prove the curse of unborn generations.
assumes fearful responsibility. It is there
fore because disease and drugs are such po-
tent factors in the spread of intemperance
that temperance workers so much desire the
science of hygiene or the avs OF health more
fully taught in our schools.
A knowledge of the laws OF heredity is of
equal Importance to the cause of temper
auce, for i'll NO sense are the iniquities of the
father visited upon the children, unto the
the third and fourth generation, more inev-
itahle and severely than in the penalties
following the violation of the law governing
the physical constitution of man. The
drnnkard transmits to his children and TO
his children's children, not his own maudiin
fuolishness, or his senseless passions or his
morose sul!enness, but those conditions OF
tissues and organs induced by the constant
use of alcohol; the impoverished blood, the
vitiated secretions, the relaxed muscles, the
diseased heart and lunss--oiiseased by the
tainted blrod circulating through them.
The lower part of the brain being unnatur.
ally stimulated, is unduly developed, and
the offspring inherit the grosser animal pro-
pensities with proportionate decrease of IN
tel~ct and moral power. Epilepsy, idiocy,
insanity, vice aud crime are the heirloons of
the cirunkard's ofIsuring.
There are no more powerful argument
against alcohol to the man who loves his
children than its fearful influence upon their
fnture lives in it's transmitted effect upon
their bodies brains, souls. To make these
effects palpable in all their fearful reality,
we must understand the action of alcohol
upon the human system. Before We can
comprehend all that is embraced in the study
of hygene and heredity we must have some
primary knowledge of anatomy and physiol-
ogy; we must understand the phenomena of
digestion, assimilation and nutrition before
We can appreciate the results of the action
OF alcohol upon the membranes of the stom-
ach and the effects of its vitiated secretioDs
upon the blood and upon all the other organs
whereby the whole system is debilitated,
she ner' es sh ttered and the Who.e life
wrecked. Many Unions are taking up the
strdy Of hygsne and heredi;y; i'll this way
we h,,l,e to reach the mothers, through the
mothers the children, through the nl"tLers
and children We reach The whole world.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
VIRTUALLY No REDUCTION.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-rhe statement
for the first month of the new fiscal year
shows an alleged reduction in the public
debt of IS, $50. 100, against about s4. 900, 900
for July, 1884 The reduction for the
month just closed does not affect the prin-
cipal of the bonded debt, and as yet a
matter of fact there has been no reduction
whatever in the sense that the general
reader would suppose in reading the official
announcement of the governments fiscal
operations for July. The reported reduc-
ton was obtained hypayment Of interest on
the debt that is to say during the month
of July interest due and payable, and that
accrued, amounted to a certain sum, which
was of course added to the treasury obiiga-
tions, aud that amount, about SIS, eco, Coo,
was paid, leaving the principal Of the debt
in precisely the same condition as on June
30th.
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Temperance Department.
EDITED BY THE w. C. T. L.
Hygiene and Heridity

What have Hygiene and Heredity to do
with temperance?
The laws of Hygiene are those laws which
when put into practical operation in our
daily lives, teach US to form such habits as
will pre- serve health, and prevent disease.
With freedom from disease and suffering
there will be consequent freedom from drugs
a I'd tonics and stimulants With the nor
NAL appetite of health there is no craving
for stimulants. The depraved appetite of
the drunkard is either an acquired appetite
inherited Indirectly with inherited tenden-
les TO disease which create the abnormal
appetite, or it is Inherited directly from
irinkin. ancestors. The physician who
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-08-07
STATE
AeRIcULTURlL1 1eoLLEaE
Corvallis, Oregon.
The next Session will begin ON Septembe
10th, with same Faculty as last year.
B. L. Arnold, Pres.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tina! the undersigned ad-
ministrator of the estate of J, H. Moores late OF
Marion county Oregon, deceased, will on Friday
August 2Sth, 1885, at O'Clock P. NJ at the Court
House door in Corvallis, Benton County, Oregon, OF
fer for sale to the highest bidder for cash. fol-
lowing described real property belonging to said es
tate to wit:
The north east quarter of the north east qnarter of
section Il, township 10. south ranger west of VIII
lamette Meridian.
Said sale is made in pursuance Of an order issuing
out OF the county of the State of Oregon for
the County of Maron sitting in Probate, said order
being made and entered of record under date OF
September 20, 1884. CHARLES B. MooREs
Administrator of Estate of
J. H. MooREs, deceased
% Of st
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TELEe2aPHIC DISPATCHES.
GENERAL NEWS.
THE IRON AND STEEL MARKET.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2-Large contracts
for bridge and pipe iron have been placed
this week at a slight shading eff card rates.
Small steel rail orders for 100 to l.oO0 tons
are coming to Pennsylvania mills, and work
now in hand will run all but one mill to
September Is. Large fall contracts would
he taken at S26 80. Old rails are quiet at
4sl7. Large exports of copper are male.
Metals are coming in freely. and tin plate
have hardened in price per cent. The bar,
sheet and plate mills throughout the East
have been reducing the output on account
of heat. The demand is not urgent except
for bridge iron, but slight Improvement is
apparent in the ore iron trade at large in de-
mand, but not in prices.
DON'T WANT THEM
BALTIMORE. Aug. 2.-Postmaster Veazey
to day sent written notices to all the lady
clerks in the Baltimore Postofice that after
September 80 their services will not be re-
Guired. He says although he notified them
some time ago of his desire to receive their
resignation, he willing to give them
sufficient time to obtain other employment.
DEVASTATING FIELDS.
CLAEEsv.LLE, I"wA, Aug "A singular
and destructive insect has attacked the oat
crop butler county and is doing immense
damage. whole fields are ruine,t in il sill lie
day. Tiie worm has a long yeiiowisir b,iy.
ltei.tcrs stalk anouti one third OF the top,
is,l,l disappears with the failing head of the
oats The lhss in Butter and Appaunosa
counties viii reach $40, eco.
CoNFLIcr BETw ZEN RUSSIANS AND AFGHANs.
i.oNpoN. Aug. 3.-Advices from kuehan,
via Tehcran, dated July %. say it is ru-
mor-,l that conflict has taken place be-
tween Russians and Afghans near Meruchall.
WhGther true OF false, these rgimors are be-
leved on the frontier. A number, of Al
CHAN traders have been expelled from Ask
abad owing to prevailing irritation.
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Closing o1t Sale.

The closing out safe at c. Fl. Whitney's
attracting many bayers who are attracted
By the very low prices--actuial cost for
goods This is genuine closing ont sale
aud as the stock is Il we'll selected one ard
tirst-cIass. the people should not fail to inn
prove the opportunity.
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FINE SHEEP.
E0TlCE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Oregon City, {

Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon
June %, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the following manned
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim. aud that said proof
will be made before the County Clerk, of Benton
county, at Corvallis, Oregon, on Monday. Aug lot"
1885, viz: Winfield s. Gibbs homestead entry No.
s4l5 for IL OF S Ella AMI additional homestead
entry No 1856 for IL OF e IA, all il Sec 4, 13.
SR6W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation Of said Lana
viz: James Henderson, Lewis III Henderson, Joseph
Gra, and George Mercer, all OF Pliionath, Benton
county Oregon.
22-27 5w L T. BARIN, Register.
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TROOPS SUFFERING TERRIBLY.

PARIS, Aug. 2,-French troops in Ton
quin are suffering terribly from dysentery
and fever. Deaths now average twelve per
day. The TEMPS, commenting on this.
wishes the government to reclii troops who
havei served eighteen months
THE SPLIT IN THE IRIsH LEAGUE.
TRALEE, Aug. AT large meeting of
the suspended branch of the eayne to-day
a resolution of defiance II the. central COM
mittee was adopted, attributing the latters
action to the suppositi'n that the Tralee
branch would. in the general election, sue
cessfully oppose Farnel's candidates and
vote for the candidates of, Davitts party.
RIEL's CONVICTION AND SENTENCE.
OTTAWA, Aug. g.2-The conviction and SEN
tence of Louis Riel is the all-absorbing topic
to-day. Orangemen anil English subjects
generally consider it righteous Judgment,
while among French Canadians considerable
excitement and Indignation is manifested.
DUEL BETWEEN ARMY OFFICERS.
TRIEsTLE, Aug. 2.-ln consequence of Il
political quarrel two Austrian anil lian
army officers fought duel i'll a suburb OF
this city to day. The Austrian was NOR.
tally wounded.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-16
SfBuua

Die S0binet8 SiBung mar beuFe OOn allen
0}itgIieoern beiudjt. GIe SiBuug mar fur;
uu0 hUuptiddG4 Ger @rpdguug Der 0em
Senat Ctu5uienoerben GrrennungeH getuiOs
met. g9ie e5 beiBt, iit e8 bic 4bF1t oe8
4r0fbenten, bem Geuat ale nod Su maGeuz
Den GrnennuHgen 10 bal0, ME m6gIi4, SuiU=
ieuSptr
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2Itta Wlcrffn.

9tOntereb, Nter., -. DECEMBER. -
Die bieTgcn @eihdfte erbOleu id oumdbli1
uieOer BON Oem Shlage, ben ite Our5 oa5
tiir5lid itattgeiunOene @eieft erlitteu. YtGn
mar augemein eritauut barber, oaB leBteH
1onneritag Die 8un0estruppen oa5 6euer
Der Sruppeu Sepulueoa'S ntd)t 5urltd91beH,
uuein @eneral 0tegeS ertbeilte eiuen iolteu
8eiebl unO benahrittigte Sepuloeba, oQB
er i'm fir bic I'M 9eiedte Sermuuoeten uu0
@et0Oteten oerantpprtid made. Sepul=
beoa errulOerte, nld)t er, lonoern Elm STft}ier
babe BEN 8efebl sum 6eueru gegeben. &c
puloeba mHroe oerbaltet, miro MN pro5ci=
Trt unO mabri6einltt eritoiien meroe1.
SepulUeOa'8 6reunoe itn0 itber ben 3reus
bruf Der RegieruHg, reip. oeS BrditoenteH
9in;, Der 5uerit ben GiuiltehUrOeu 8uu6e8s
billie Ueriprah uno 0auu, ais oieIe in Dton=
terep eingeriidt marsH, ben ariegs3uitanO er.
fldrte, entriiitet. 2luh Die GrneHnung oeS
@eneralS 8aGeifero gum 0tilitGr @OuUerz
uaur erregt groBe llnBufrie6eubeit. @eneral
6enes miro iih mad &ictoria, Der 9auptitaot
BON Samnnlipa5, ooer Gan 2ui5 45Otoit, no
bic @ouOerueure ebenial5 BON Der Regtes
ring idarf beobadtet rperoen, begeben.
Sci ginare8, 40 Weileu iiiOlidl BON 0tons
tere1, fano lebteu Samitag Elm @eiedlt 3mt=
iden ben &nbdngeru Der geb6roeH uH6 ben
8epoluttondren inter Colonel 9alinoo fat; ;
Der 2ettere rpur6e UOufdn0ig geidIageu.
Nlanuel 81 cigue; fam am Samfag
2lben0 bier an unb iteGte general Repe8 iti,
ne 8isnfe sur &erfii9un9; er ruuroe ieOOd
abgepieien, oa Alles, pofiir man ieine Diem
ite UerIaugt babe, nun getban lei. g8 1T
nidt betannt, ruie sr bic 9emiitbigung aufz
nabm.
@eftern bsrrifte bier Ooufan6ige Ru9e,
bod madt fd) eine allgemeine llujufrie6eus
belt gelteHo, Die uidJt5 9ute8 fir Die Ulili.
tGrregierung 3u beOeuten bat. Die bonn Utis
litdr @ouperHeur augaoronete 8ebaHSlung
emanuel 9fOOlt9ueS' bat uatsr Der guH5en
unobbGngigen Y0rtei llu;uirieoenbeit uuO
grbitterun9 berporgeruieu. Cine 9epeide
aus Stem. Qarsoo melbet: D8ie 4bneieHbeit
0es NlaiorS @regorp, zines lebbaiteu 4Hs
bduqers @on;aIe6', oon Der gSabl bet groBe
@ernunoeruHg berpOr geruieH. gS bat ii4
iett beraus geftellt, bGs er BEN 9auleu Gag
iiber bonn Befebl8baber Der Sunoestruppeu
i'm @ahtbauie feit gebalteH unO beute mad
Der Staot gterito geididt puroe."
Staot SO er o, 10. DECEMBER. - Der
Gon9reB oertasIe iid] heute Qbeu0. - Die
Satin be8 6rn. SOiepb 8. Worgan, OeS anne.
ritanii6en @eianotidaits Setretdrs, 1T gez
Horizon
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Die GenatprW0bl III Q}ty0inieu.

8idbmouO, 3d., ID. DECEMBER
fano in Der Geietgebuug Oie 9Gabl eirc5
8unoeSieuators, ais gfafio!ger oe5 8eue=
rails &abone, oeiieu 4mt8ternliu an 4.
Star; 1886 atliuft, ftatt. 3urttt III ben
@auertcu 6e3 6auie5 mar MIR gegeu 8atteu,
peld)e Die lluterhriit 6e5 BrdF0enten uuO
0es tempOr0ren Seuot5Uoriifeuoeu trugau,
geitattet. Die 0illIde @auerje Oe8 6aHie8
uno bic ein5ige @allerie 0CS Senat8 wareu
fir Iameu relerput uuO beIoe UoufOmmeu
beiett. lin l llbr giatmlttag8 id}ritteu
beiOe 0Guier iHr Domination Don Gambia
ten. SIM Seuat murOe ldtb. 5obu gS. Ddz
MEL Ton 6gl. QEingfieIo aus 2ubemarle no
miuirt Die Domination mur0e BON ben
Seuutoren Shea, Yettit, 0tc&Ornid uuo
StubbS untcrftiist. @eneral Dtaboue wuroe
oon Senator Same aus gtottopap uOnIiutrt
uno uOn Dem iamar3en SenatOr yiorton aus
9)ort unterfubt. Sm Sauie muroe 6rH.
8aniel'S giame uou 9. 9mmioro aus Bit.
iplUunien uno Dtabone'S 9tame BON Dtartiu
ans ytoriolf geuauut. I'm llbr Is ltiuus
ten murGe Die abittmmung OOrgenOTmen.
9iejelbe ergab i'm Senat: Daniel 2S, 0ta=
bone 8 i'm Sauie: Daniel 20, WtabOne %
Stimmen. SeiOe 6Guier werbeu morgeH
cine 9emeiniame Sigung abbaIten, IN Der
Or. 8aniel ais re1tmdBi9 erpdb!t ertldrt
mpr0Pu mirn
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0frbr0nnf.

Gbtca9o., Is. 8ejember. - Cine Spe=
3iaIospei6e Der rDaiIg Reps" aus Miucie,
Sub., meloet: r@lH beOauerlifer lluiau erz
eiguete ff bier gsfern AbeHO, bel Dem Trau
SeHoridS ibr 2eben oerlOr uHo 5mei ibrer
Siuoer idmer oerIeet nuroeu. g8abreuo
bic Dame sine 6dngelampe in GrOnuHg
bra6te, fiel Sieie BON Der 8ede uno erplOoivz
te. 8a5 breunenbe Del entJiiHOete iOfOrt bic
Slei0er beT Dame uuo ibrer 3in0er. Gle
itiirJten iGmmtlid iOfOrt ans 0em 5auie uHo
Oeriudteu bic 6laumen oaourh 81 lOldeu,
6aB iie fih I'M Sduee umbRr mal3ten. 6ron
6enbrids mar, ais 6iilie eiHtraf, bereItS cine
ypidlp %
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Gnropaii3e &a5e!5srj3tc.
@9Gtc9e1t SeS @aterS 0eS 83Uj8S uoi
Bortaaat.
Subieu yiji;st BON gleucm.

Gie 6rar5Oi,u it, 3oua2iH8 Te8geidj. - Der
9apit absrma!s Iaiocr crfsenft. - Fitrii
StSmnrd DUrtj cjRea Stur3 itiuss @ierOss
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Nlnnhn,nrn-

6ort gSauHe, Sub., -. 0eieuber.--
Ter 9iaihuif bes IuowGr.s iabrtHoeu 3rs
9eS Der uyatt=S bore gid)igaHs SOutberu-
Gl'erbabn" entoedte gctcru NlOrgeH ben
blutsuOcu S0rper zines Mauue5 III Der Ni5t
Uon Dem. GTazS tatiou, l6 Nlsiltn u0rolih
non Sort gSnpue, auf bem geleiie Der
Y,anu mgrOe ais Ger Garner iOeutiiiiIrt
nno farb nad) iUrier 3eit. 6arUgr mar an
Der Subn alS 4rbeiter beidditigt geueieu uuO
hattie ildl $500 eripart mtlde III Der Saut
bon QuburE oepouirt lUaren gr bate be
abFtttgt, morgeHHah 2Gi5COUiiu abiureiieu,
nm mabrl6ejnih ieiu Sch Uou Der 8aut AZ
erbebeu. Gne StuUoe, beUOr ey auf9eiuuOeu
muroe, botte er iein &Ofbau5 III @emeiu=
'dIoft nit yeUi &eBltr u5rldiieu. 6ayR1r bate
imel Sdu6nunOsu I'M 8Opic, uuO itlut "a
l9eH mareH gepIitnoert &eBler 1T per
idlmuuGCu.
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Rrfcfr

bic in ben eneliItgH BldtterH anse5e9t tUaren uno
bersn &oreiaten sem RameuszaIange HaH Deut3e
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NeW 9Ort -. GSember.-6olqer9l3
ilnO rje St!u6uotuuHgeu: @tlo 0Fiste ii
It-2i BrO3eut uuo iA.O5 ;u Broyenl-
SterIlug= g=&ehicI 48+-4.84t aUf 60 EaGe
uHO 4.S6-4.86t aui Siht.- Smoes Cbit.
gatloHeu: 3sprO3. I051 Al pro; lI2g,4=pyc;.
l2t. .- &llieH: 4oam5' @rpreB $40, Geus
ncl- Faclic All, Gbei.=SblO l2t. grje 28a,
90. Yrior. 40, &ate- Sbore S35, Ms. Geus
ual At giOrtb 2Sehtm lOI5 90. &ror. I3g
R,Y. Central 1929, CbO-Whii. 22t, 90.
GriOr. 80, YittS5urg ll3, 9leaoiuq 90J,
&od SSlanO l28!, lIu;o2 Elcific 81, gge,
itcrl1z zlluiDI -Sa
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OIrhrif 11nn QnIi11.

&uorbiIle, Senu., 10. 9e3eulber. -
Die ,,S1pograpbiid)e linton" oronete geitern
lbeno on, 0aB oteSeger Oer0 Oailp z6rtbune"
bic Arbeit nie6erle9en iOllteN. Der @runo
1T, buB Die gigeutbiimer iid peigerten, els
uen Seter fir Sic QbGno oerung elmer ln;eige,
pelde ni6t bem Suffrage genIdb geieet mar,
81 beSablen. Der gSerffiibrer CAB Su, oaB er
Die SdUIb Oaran trage uno be5ablte ben Get
;er ans etqeuer Saihe. Die Linton" ers
tlGrte, onB Die @tgentbImer beS 8latte5 BEN
Seter be3ablen unb ben Sera9 pom 8erts
fiibrer ff eriegen Iaiien miiBten. 9a iie ii9
ipeiserten, Dies Su tbun, erfolgte bic 9luoro=
nuug 6es 4uSftauGes. Die ,,Srtbune" be-
abiiftigt, Seber anSuTtelleu, tpelte Der ,,3ns
po9rapbiiden Union" nldt augeb0ren.
g8ooni odet, 8zS., Is. 0e3ember.-
Der Strife" in Der 2ippitt'i6eu g8oaiptls
nerei 1T beenbet; Die alien Spinner wHrOeH
ipieoer an9efelt.
Pitt8burg, Benui. Is. OeSember. -
6eute trGt bier bic 9tatiOnoIs@onoentton bon
@rubenbeiibern Suiamuen, uel4e berufeH
ipurbe, nm bic Streitigfeiten 3piiden Grbett,
gebern unO sgtebmern beiSulegen unO cine
acknowledgements, tpelde fir bic gau3en
Ser. Gtaaten @iiltigfeit baben iou, einjus
fiibren. so 9elegaten aus Ohio, 8ennipl.
Oanien, Sulnois, Snotana, 9tthourt, 8enz
neiiee, girginien unb gSeit. .SirgiHieH maren
aHmeieno.
9ie&onUentiOn purbe uOmSetretdr @UdnS
sur Sronung geruieu. 9erielbe iagte, bic
Contention iei beruien, I'M iiber bic Srage
3u entifeSsn, mas Die cine Bartei be5ableH,
unb mas bic anbere ais @utihdbigung ems
pfangen iolle. u. 6. Srpeet aus Suiuois
tpur6e bann sum Yoritsenben unO @briftOpb
@pans gum Sefretdr erpdblt. Sberit 0leno,
Der erfe 8e6ner, beiiirnortete elm S6ieo8s
9erid)t als bic befe Metbooe CUR 8eilegung
bon arbeiterfreitisteiten unO iprad gu @uus
fen elmer allgemeinen 2obnerb0hung pom 25
Bro;snt fir bic Sobleu9rdber. Die @rubsu=
Better f0nnten bann before Preie fir Die
Spbleu erbalteu. gtaf ihm ipra6 0aUiS
BatteriOn 9lsi6falls fir S6iebsgeridte, tueIs
DE bic NusfGnoe beieitigen piiroen.
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9luS SHOouteriF0.

&tma,I5. Deg. - 8as Organ gierola'S,
pGl EaiS," IT wleOer in &lllaO eritigueu.
Sn elmer SeriammluHg Ser oemogra.liheu
gtieultaft mur0e beihIOiieH, Die Crgauiils
ton Der Bartet Welde Ourh oaS Gril oes
Sen. 4terola unterbrOAcn muroe, iu pol.
leTlOeu
Der greIEuvtul1 nat bt'dlloN2u, bic Uou
Ser. SglsiiaS errjhtete @aiaHo;iNa't In ~.
liUiU au6u5eben.
EteteU SGmItag wurOe in elmer p0!.i.
iten Seriammlung BON iiber 1900 Berloulu
Ger SeidluB geiuBt, cine coHlituoneueBa Bartel
Su btl6eu mo @CHeyal &acereS ais BrJli0en-
ltaitSzGanoiOateH iiir Die et0mmauo;ul8lbleu
aufSuitelcu.
Elm a, Is. Geiember. - Die toHnituttos
ncuc YOrtei bat Dem @eucral &ar,er5S Off
jieu bIe gIOmlnatiou fiir ole ErGioluti6ait
aHQCbOtCu.
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Sr, &aOiua9'S
&eguliren0e RiQeu.

SaS mddltiee 2ebers unO Decentralization,
Bouis obns SsigsihmOd, elegant NIT lhfem sara
dbIBo9su, pu@sTen, rtsulreu, tliuigsH une ditiaer
oieie 8len.
RaDman'5 pfueH sur 9ellune aug. Tsaasus,
gsberz, @eoarmz, 9tiegeH= ano 8laignlgben, Ndgs
teuitmer3t3, appetitmangd, U2atHateta RerDens
fTantbeteH, 9opiitmerScU. 6artaibigtsi.. 8sriops
fuu1, 8eEoauun9S 9Sleotn, 0q5pCpde, GjuGenleioen,
Eteber, unteIle5seuBhncdU3, 6dm0ub0soeH unb
aueJ Stysungen Der SiHe ziUfi6e. JtrH Ut8silbuib,
tent S9uT 0on Ultrtur, IiHu1lieB 0beT ib6oIlhen
8Togasn.
8FSls 25 Geuts Oie sasatsl. gsi au,n
Wpa.ggfgTn Al bEtcH.
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Tolaeu6e gerlufe 0ur9 Srdnoe ,UnrOeu
geiierH aemsl0et: 3. Sc. =. @lmors'S WG
belfabrit in gltHueapoliS, 0tinn., gerIuf
$50 600: 6. s.. Goid'5 @igarreuilbrit IN
Bismurd, 9at., 9erluit $40, ,OOO; iwej 5abz
riteu, elm gGObnbaus uuo 5meJ Sdeuneu,
giaentbum BON 9eHjamin @reenbaat, unS
eina peroedte Bride in Siio=9Qaoiae, gt.,
9erluft $65 900 bis SIS, 900, Geriiheruua
stma $50 900; bic grOBe 8eaaGerie, bic y2lrs
ne8aumpoaWaaren=5o6rita in gSil.
nlinstOu, Del, Serluft $75,O 900 bis $780,
600; bas groBe 5otei BON Gbas. s. SOper
in Bolmnra, BeHiii., 9erluf grOB, leeot
nod uiat nit Getpibbsit uuIusebeu.
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snrErintenSCttt 0CS 6Tenttiben
ltutcrrtG1teS.

8idmon6, Str9., 10. 0e3ember. -
Der bemofratiide QegisIatiO, @aufus noutt.
uirte beute Abeno BaitOr Or. s. Z. 8udus
nan BON @oibinstous@Ouutg sum SuperiH'
tenbenteu bes 0ffsntIi6eu lInterridtes. Or.
8udanan mar ehemals Grdiibent BON benz
p@uorp & SeurpsGolle9" unb bes uaders
baus SOllegs" in bieiem Staate. gr mar
Brofeifor Der uSan6erbilt lluiueriitdt" in
Senuefee uno gum grOfeiiOr Der nllHiuerF-
tat bon Senneiiee" in SnoruiQe ermd6lt.
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Der arie98 zSefretdr iiberianOte beute oem
Seuat oen 8ert1t be8 Gapitdu5 gG. D..
8rbp bonn Sn9enieur=@OrpS iiber bic earOz
pdiiten SuiteHs uno 6aienbefeitigungen.
Der 8ertdlt lit ein umfaugreiteS Sdrut=
itiid uno 1T bon Sarteu, photographer,
3eidnungeu uRo 8lGneu bcglettet.
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Sin GinbtcG,cr Verb0ftct.

Gbicogo, IS. 2e3br.-@eo. GOmaro8,
alias GliiOtt, melber am letteu DOHueritag
bier Ocrbaitct wuroe, bat eingefaHoeI, OaB
er elmer Der @iubreder iei, pelhe in Der leBz
ten lSodJe Suweleu i'm 8ertbe uou $4,000
aus oem @eD6lbe Oes 4i0U0leiberS YtdrtS
itablCu. 9ie SeIte muroe IN eiHem &oner
ittcr Die Baltimore sSiieubabu" mad
giew YOrt geifidt, no ie geferu UOu DER
FOlt5ci auigeiuuoeH purOe. Die BOlijei
begt Die 6onuuHg, oaB e8 tbr gelingeu wer-
oe, @lNott8 @Ompliten ieitiNnehmeH.
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BiEOerfnoen esuer iaWge &ers
UfjSfcl.

Glcbeluuo, Ohio, 8. December. -
&Or s Sabreu Uerinmauo ans Der Scar
iden Tamilic bier oo5 9.jdhrige I01ttrbeH
glar0 ipurlO8, uuo wurOe etbtI fir toOt gez
balyeu. yieullh arbielt 6r. @ba les Scar
bier einsu Brief aus guulugburg, H.zB.,
moriu elue 6rau Gmerid iid ais lciue per
mutbIide S6Ueter bartlett. Gr reiiie gu
ibr uuO ertauHte ote 2augUerihOlene. Gle
mar ais aiHo rom 6auie meggeirrt mo uOu
elmer Onmart5 r2IleHoeu 6amllte aooptjrt
uoroen, Deld]e ibr oaHn oen 8ertebr nit
Der eIterIiheu 6eimath Oeruebrte. Grt
fiirGf criubr ije, OaB ibr SruOer nod III
NIRnPlnnh mnhng
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MothIsinsnoe sSneianer.

Der 4r1Foent iberiaEbte heute 0em A}ez
pydlentuutenbauie eiueu 8erid)t oe5 Setre=
tars be8 Suneru iiber Ote Gage Ser Gbepenuez
Snbiauer am GOiebuo= uub 5onguez 6luiie
in 0iontana, Die III 6ol9e Der uugeuiigenOeH
llnteritiiBunger 9iOtb Ieioeu, un6 eriunt I'M
2lutOritdt fir Oen @ebraudJ 9emiiier 6ouO8
5ur llnteriliibun9, Die er ais 0riugeno moth
m5noig be3elduet. QuS Dem Seridt gebt
htrOOr, oaB Der 3ufauO Der SnOiauer ein
bejOmmernsmertber iei. Die Dteiiteu BON
linen ijno ohne &leioung uno 9tabruHg Uuo
leiben eutItbGd inter ben llubtloen beS
gSinters. Der SetrstGr empfiebit cine %ays
miuigung bon 1920
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get,m ghIittSd,,il,IoitfCtt crtrttttfc,t.

0l0utreal, Is. 8ej. beurD Surt un0
Sri. Scraggie aus St.Armauo bradeH betm
StIittidu6lnufeu auf Der gtiiIsquO 8at bel
Ebiuipsburg Our1 oa8 Gis. Die lunge
Dame mur6e in eri66pitem 3ufaHOe geret=
tet, Surt ertrant ieOoh. 8alO Hadoem man
ieine Qeide uuigefuuoeu bate, bemertte man
bel einem nitt melt entieruteu 2Ode i'm Sic
eineu Sdlitten 1teben, felte gSadioriduugeu
an unb fQu6 Die geideu bon 6eHrp Garooz
ustte, ietHer SOdter uuO ietHem SO9ne int
gRoGtr