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That GramrGarian's Gall.
SOAP CREEK, Or, Aug. 4, Is

SOAP CREEk, UR., aug. 4, 1850.
EDS. GAzErrn;-If you will pardon me,
will venture few lines in your valuable
paper and give your readers an idea OF how
d few of us down at Soap Creek lock at it:
Last week the ''Lead=r" appeared again
for the fourth time, with its four-column
article OH Benton County, and that together
with few clipped items and what he knew
about Qleen's English filled al the space
that was i!ot occupied with :'dead' patent
medicine ads. Yet this gram marian from
Texas has the gall to crlticise negsuapers.
'sOh consistency thou art a jewel" In the
same issue of the '.Lealer'' with al! the
dignity of a toad he says that w. II.
Mansfield foreman Of this office, took a
run over to the bay Saturday, ami yet
everybody knows that Billy is the bone and
sinew of the concern, AMI that his name as
editor and proprietor not only heads the
paper now, but it dill long before the Cap
tain heard of the sheet. He says his print
ers have all gone to the harvest field. Well,
no wonder, nobody can blame them.
Again he says, Mr. Saunders has been on
the sick list the greater part of the week,
hsr'ily able to he about, leaving the devil
in the e,litor's chair We suppose that
the sold nick" will return the compliment
in the ''flowery Kingdom" Saunders is
probably better adapted for the position
than the former was i'll the capacity
Of etlitor. DEMOCRAT.
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CRUMBS FROM THE CAPTAINS cRAN1UM.
Maud's Medisasions Menttoned-The QuacK
Questions the Queens English

The Righteousness of the criticism in last
weeks "Leader," headed ''Save the Queens
English" has attracted considerable atten-
tion, coming as it did from sheet that was
never issued without score of biunders,
and to show the egotism of the
chap that runs it, several of our
citizens have clipped items from
the paper and attached few comments
which we publish:
There were several errors in our columns
lust week. They were caused by the editor,
who is also proof reader being absent when
the proof were taken. Leader.
AS apologies are III order, the Leader
should apologize for the swell notices, bad
spelling and grammar of the past six months
or more. Why not apologize for Maud's
non appearance? 1t Was SO interesting t"
hear from Maud. It is a very important
point to inform the readers of the Leader
that the boss man is editor, proof-reader,
type-sticker, etc. It is also very import
ant point to inform the readers that ''mis-
takes are always made when the boss-man
is way" Now, Boss, you seem a little
cranky, and it is recommended that you
again resort to the prescription left under
your plate about three weeks ago.
Did you notice the tit of our new boots?-
Leader.
+ Yes, we saw a couple of hides stuck on a
fence post.
Scott is trying to break down an opponent
that was crowding him ID close. Leader.
Save The KINGS Eng ,ish.
Frank Mohfield has opened up next door
to Johnny Hanson; he keeps canned goods,
oysters, sar,sines, etc.-Leader.
All right, Johnny, send Us can of salmon.
Mr. Saunders has been ON the sick list the
greater part OF the week, leaving the devil
ia the editors chair.-Leader.
| Poor devil; send for Maud.
! Tie proof-reader being absent when the
proof ,rea'e taken.-Leader
j Save the Kings English.
! Maud has letter from Pauline this week
IN which she asks:-Leader
| 'What was that object coming up the
street with a plug hat, gold-headed cane,
eye glasses, white vest, rubber coat and
stuffed club in its hip pocket 'Why,
that was the travelling dummy of Robinson S
circus, or one of the Nashville Students. u
! ..Nn it wasn't; it was Maud.
! Come and see the specimens of job work
we are turning out. -L"t'ter
= Do yon turn it ont with IA cranh?
{ NVhU tIu,,' f. sorna haf,ny connie, rret mar.
ried and send us suine cake. We confess
that we rather like it.-Le;tder.
: Save the Queen.
The ten plagucs OF q newspaper ofsica are
bnres, poets. crank. etc. etc.-L.a.ier.
no one ever accused the Lealer man ri
being .poet
The above squibs are from the local col.
unns only, wi5h;,nt reference t., the edito.
rias, which. howev II, are bcrroxsl from
the 'i'ost" aid Oracle" and we are Will
ing to presume are gr,.inmaticaiiy correct.
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Bird cages at Will Bus.

Mrs. j. NJ. Campbell, of the Summit,
was in the city !. few hours VI edresday.
, Pete Callahan, VINO has been rnsiicatins
at tl:e Bay ior time, is reported on th.
sick list.
Mrs. w. e. Terry. of Portland. is visit
ing III Corvallis, the guest of Mrs. Nail;.ue
Baldwiu.
| Royal barg"ins this mon h in Clothing
anl furnishing goods, buots, shoes ant. ats
at Nolan's reduction $. lie.
| There are a few mpre satteen dress pat
terms to be- had at s. L. K mes the
same terms as they were formerly given
away.
! Royal berg.ins this month in ladies,
mems aud chiidren's fine si.oes at Nolan S
reduction sale.
While the driving of logs down the river
! for Max Friendly at the upper ferry this
week the ferry aud logs came in contact
! which resulted III breaking loose the ferry.
The boat however was csuyi.t before it drift
! ted many rods.
| w. H. Mansfield Esq, editor and man
ager of the Leader" returned from TIE Bay
! last hiontay, after ten days recreation.
! We congratulate the readers of his sheet
OIL its much improved reading matter and
! typogra phical appearance.
| During the pr, sent week thousands of
| logs have been coming down the William
cite river to Max Friendly of this place from
the Mckenzie far above Eugene. Last
year Mr. Friendly made=a successful drive
of logs from the same place which led him
| to continue. By doing this he gets better
| logs and is able to make first class lumber
| in every particular. He deserves much
credit fo- the experiment because it was
what no one was willing to venture before
| lie tried it.
| The laying of the corner stone of the new
building for the University of Oregon last
Tuesday one OF the most interesting
ceremonies that has ever occurred in Eugene
City. The Masons and the Committee of
Arrangements had well arranged pro-
gramne and carried it out in splendid style.
All acquitted themselves well. The Grafton
by prof. J. W. Merritt, of Jacksonville, was
one OF the best We have ever heard.-Jour-
nal.
The wheat crop Of eastern Oregon an;l
Washington will be of a magnitude this
season that will test toits fullest capacity
the carrying faculties of this country,
saws an exchange. The harvest is literally
pouring the golden fruitage of the fields into
granaries, warehouses and bins, its volume
being measured by the ton. The quality of
the grain is axcellent, the berry being plump
and fiinty, while the yield per acre is from
every locality reported above the average.
The wheat of the Willamette valley is
equally excellent, and though the yield is
somewhat less than usual, the increase of
acreage in most counties make up the deficit,
if not more. The fall grain will all be under
shelter by the last of another week and ma
ci,inery viii be buzzing in the spring fields
money is scarce;. that cannntl,e denied, but
there is some comfort in the Thought that
there is wheat enough in store in the state
to provide against a seven years famine, if
necessary.
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To Indian Fighters.

Col. Kelsay and Others interested in the
organization of the Indian war volunteers
who served in this state and Washington
territory, will be pleased to have all such in
this county register themselves at D. Car
lilies place of business in Corvallis. This
is done in order to ascertain how many and
who they are in the County, so that meet
ing may. be called at any time to consider
the best methods of affecting an Organize
ticn.
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ir4.t uIlcr.

Buy the Eeon"rny frnit ''risr at Woodcoclk
L BaItlwir's which utiIizes tie heat ON
Common cook stnve, AMI enables the drer
% work when meals are being prepared OH
the same stove. The price of the Machine
complete is only twenty dollars and will eE-
able fruit raisers 20 save the fruit heretofore
wasted, without experse
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fTaka Yourself Happy.

See here, if You want to enjoy a nice
easy shave or shampoo that will make you
happy for mouth. go t" Moore the Barber,
and if he can't please you, try his hand, Mr..
c. H. B,ker, who is first-class workman
lately from the east does work in all styles,
and sure to please the ladies' and children
7 = MooRE
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Hem Srial GeTyice.

A memorial seeviee will be held at the
City Hall, Sunday morning at l o'clock, in
honor of the late Gen. U. S. Grant. Hke
following programme will be observed:
Voluntary by the choir; prayer by Chap
lain; Hymn by choir; G. A. R. Memorial
service; Hymn by choir. Address 10y Rev.
r. w. Hill, D. D. of Salem; Doxology,
Benediction. By order of CoalMITTEE.
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o-4Zoa G-.4La EaAl-3Ga.

Until further notice q train viii leave
Corvallis for Yat.aiu:s every Wednesday and
Saturday at 10 i. III. Yaqn!l;. To Corvallis
every Yaursday and Monday at 5 a. m.
c. C. HoGUE,
Comptroller.
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DIED.

ROBINSON. Walla Wal.a, w. T.,
Tuesd ", Aug. 4, 1885, at the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. z. K. Straight,
Mrs. Jane Robinson, aged 81 years.
hrs. Robinson was formerly f.this coun.
ty, where she has many friends and rela.
tives, being the grandmother OF Zeph and
Ben Job, of this city. The remains will be
brought to this place for interment to-day,
Friday.
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The Vincent House.

Having lately purchased this well known
house, will thoroughly renovate and refit
the same The table will be supplied with
the best the market affords, and no pains
will he spared to make it pleasant and com
Portable for guests. No Chinese cooks
employed. y. B. CURTIS.
Corvallis, Or, July 80, 1855.
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1JOtlce-

Notice is hereby given that have pur-
chased the interest of Mr.. Smith IN the Cor
wallis dairy business. I will continue the
same, endeavoring TO give satisfaction to all
old customers. as well as all new ones who
may favor me with their patronage.
s. GEO. TAYLOR,
Corvallis, Or, Aug. 1ss, 1855.
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NOrICE.

All those wishing a copy of the s'Iilnstra-
ted History of Benton County" will please
send their order to the undersigned,a las viii
not publish a book in excess of the number
ordered ID. y. FAGAN,
Cor. First and Ash SITS, Portland
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aovernor,s Proclamatsoa.
STATE OF OREGON.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

STATE OF OREGON.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
SALEaa, July %, 1855.
1t is my sad duty to announce the death
f the Ex-Chief Magistrate of the Nation,
ieneral U. S. Grant, who died to-day at his
emporary residence at Mount McGregor, i'll
he State of New York. The greater part
his active life having been spent in the
trvice of his country, trust that all of the
eople of the State of Oregon will do rever-
nee to the memory of the dead hero. and
uspend their usual labors Oh the day of his
Inal obsequies, and in such way as may
eem proper to pay the respect that is due
,ur lamentel Chieftain.
z. 4. MooDY, Governor.
Attest: r. z. EARHART,
Secretary of State.
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A three and one-half inch steel Viii. :
water wagon. bran new, at Woodcock &
Baldwin's for sale cheap.
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No better place in town to spend a pleas
art hour in the evening than at Burnett &
Emery's.
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sOCIE TIES

r. A. NJ.
Ee, s,ison Chapter, No. 5, R.. A. NJ, meets Thurs
car = ,p, ing on or preceding full moon:
w C. CRAWFORD, H
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MARRIED.

WEAVER AYn--At phlioniath, Ore
gon, JdIs 80, 1855. by Rev. Ezta Wyatt,
Air Albert Weaver and Miss Ella Hays.
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= All communications to the GAZETTE, either on
BUSINESS for publication, insure prompt atten
should be addressed to the C G-AzETfE PUBLISH
3S:I HOUSE,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-17
q K.
b.
Satota.

-Epmner Co., beIen gefebelnns
Dor etrpa einem Sabre besann, bat 800 Mns
GebIer, IL, 2ss Ncres unter &ultur, nno
Der Wsrtb bes fteuerbaren gisentbums 1T
auf $3.50, 900 anseiett.
-9ismard. Der @ouperneur bat
bic Bill our @srIssuns ses @apitols mad
0teree nit ieinem 0eto belest. Oa cine
perfafunssmdBiss Maioritdt fir bic Blu
ni6t errei9bar 1T UNI ienes 9Otum rm3us
ffobsn, 70 lit bieieIbe setSotet.
-Spspi9 purte i'm Sftober 1883
~ausseIest unb bat isst lo2 @eiddfte, 1o7
@%obnunsen, Z 9otels, 8 S9ulen unb
1000 @inpobner. Der Wertb bes iteuers
barren @isentbums betrdst $l00, 900.
- Sn Bismart, Dat, s~eritOrte
Seuer bic Oruferei Der vTribiine", s. Sas
narers 2aben unb bas 8oitamt. S9aoen
$24, 900; geri3eruns etwa bic 9alfte.
0ie Yoftla1en, nit ausnabme Der regis
frirtsn Yrisfe psrbrannten Die 9esislaturs
mitslisber Gamble unb Sobnion pdren fat
NIT perbrannt.
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seiebene l6inbernife In BEN Wes ifenten.
@sbeimpolisiiten, pom benz seplanten 8aub
porber unterri1tet, batten ibre 8orfebruns
gen setroffen unb fd 70 aufseitelt, 6ab
bic &duber sefansen perben mnbten. Ser
@ebeimpOIisiit Gbompfon, weIder I'M .&ais
isnsewSlbe perborsen mar, trat NIT elmer
Bi9ie in Der 9anb tn ben 9aussans unb
3mans ben erifsn Der &duber, Mc@uire,
our l1ebersabe; Ger 3ueite &duber, @riffin,
weIder aus benz @sfeinsanse entfieben
wolte, wurbe BON benz @ebeimpolisiften
Younb, Der I'M Yriuat3immer uerborsen ses
weien NOR, bur@ 3wei S6ife tampfuns
fdbis sema9t; Der brittle Rduber, weI4er
ii9 bur9 einen Spruns aus benz Senfer
retten molte, wurbe pom benz TIM @rbse;
i9oB bsfnbIiden @ebsimpolisiifen Davis
erf9ohsn. Oie beiben %sefansenen &duber
Mc@nire unb Griffin finb in 9ineOln als
persweifeIte SerIe bstannt, weIde i9on
man1es 8erbreden auf benz @ewiHen
baben. Der Staatsienat bewiatste nod
in Der Iadmi.tassfeuns $500 oils gbrens
Iobn fir isbsn Der brei @sbeimpoltaiiten.
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&anfaS.

- Gus Qawrence, &anias, wtrb be-
ri6tet: Den geri9ten bes @artenbauuers
ems gu iolse 1T bic gauge 9frii9ernbte
unb mDsli9er @siie aud bic junsen Sdume
serifDrt. 9lspfel unb @rbbseren befinben
ii9 in sutem Stanb, binsesen bat bic
Srpmbssre iopie tleinere Beerenfrii9te i'm
9assmeinen unter Der f~tarfen &aIte ses
litten.
= Die republitanii6e S~taatsseieeses
brng pon e an q 8 bat iest elm bic Yros
bibition nod peri9drfenbss @eiee ansez
rommsn, unb ieIbit in Gopefa baben baber
bic Wirtbe ibre @ei9dfte sei9luiien, wabs
renb fe In 9lt9iion iiberlesen, Oh fe bies
ni9t sbenfaus tbun iouten. Sas neue
9elsb bebrobt nameutli9 audi giienbubaen
unb anbere SabrseIesenbsiteu, wel3e sei=
ftise 9strdrte bef6rbern, NIT idperenS tras
fen = @elbbuBe bis gu $500 unb Gin,
ipsrruns Der betreffenSen Seoieniteten aui
minbeitens breibis Gage. Suslei9 werben
ben StaatsanpGlten ale Ge9te pom CroB
gei9porsnen iibertrasen, bamit ie obne
@siteres sesen llebertreter bes BrObibi:
~tionsseietes eini6reiten tOnnen. Der
@ouperneur Ma,tiu bat bas @eiss bsreits
unterSei9net, wenn aud nit einsm beu9:
Ierii9en Proteit SeSen %ein3elns geitim:
mulgen.
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- 0as }meite groBe SdleBen bes oltel
rei6jihen S6iiteUbunoes, oos beretts I'M
Sabre 1888 in Susbruf ltGtifiuoen iolls
te. il 5olge Der ueberi6lpemmuugen a6eI,
pon oeneu Siotirol I'M Oerbit 1882 beim
0eiu6t mar, uerihobsn uuroe, miro Il
i'm 9auie oes bsnorltebeaoen SommerS IN
@ | ~ab9ebalten weroen. Oas S@ig6
program bsltimmt Die AaSltellung oon IS
S6eiben iiir ,nei GntfernurGen, Die cine
pon $50, pie nuOere pom 800 Utetern. aIs
BulnGiap bel Der Our9tIbrun9 oeS S6iS:
,erieltes gilt, bas l6nupt9ewi9t auf oas
S6ie6en ielblt gu leSen. 0o9 lol anger:
benz elm sroBartiser 5eitSug pas S9iisen:
polt pom Sirol unO 8orarlberg in letneu
malerii6en 9anoestrG6tsn, nit leiuen Wlu'
iitbauOcn unb 6abnen CUR 9ntfaltuug
brinaer, nobel cine mad OrtI6aftsn urO
l5dle'n SeRilbete aOmPdSnieeintbsiIung
wGlten lol.
= Die fritii9e Gage Der 3ufer, Snou
itrie lit ieiteuS Der H%egieruug gum @e9en
itano eingebeuceu StuoiumS gemodt mos
ben. lin It'd nit ben betbeili9ten 6~reIlen
IN uumit:elbaren Ssrtebr III ieeen. mir
Die Geeieruns cine !3ufer:@ iquettr peraus
laiien, unc ipnr wi,o iomO5I bas 6inanS
ale oos 6auoclSminiiterium cine ipejicue
gnq lette peranltaltcn, Don beneu in Del
e~,iteren Die fiuanSiele insbeiouoere Die
iteuerppIitii9e, in Der lebteren ole fomlner>
sieqe Ssite Der 3uferirase erOrtert werben
ioa.
- Sn SnnSbrut itarb am 10. Sa;
nuar Der @eneralmajor 6arl Sontlar go:
Ter BON Snnitdoten, Elm beruOrrasenoer
| @eosrapb uno Our9fori9er oerti9er vi.
pen. Der &uf Sonflar's ais @eoSrapb
purbs AM meiiten besuinoet bar4 feline
v@asemeine Orosrapbie ober 9ebre pon
ben &elieiiormsn Der Grbobsr1d9e." IS
eri9isnsn ferner bon inn al ieIbtitdnoiseu
Wsrten: yDie @ebirsssruppe Der 9ober
Gauern," vOie Sel3tbalsr @ebirsssrupp,
nit gtlas." Die 3~ilertbaler Mlpen,
v@eiieitiBen aus ben Nlpen nnb 3arpa'
tben," snOlid cine ,@rapbii9e @ei@i@t'
Der Malersi," meI9e bic iberii9tli&it'
Oarfte0uns Der Runit felt bem piersebnter
S~abrbunbert bilbet. Oils seosrapbiidsr
Sdriftheuer mar CT beitrsbt, bis @sosra
pbie aus Der snsen Spbare zines bIObeI
@ebd9tuiBtrams auf ben Stanbpuntt bei
Osn.ens unb 8srslei9ens emporoubsben
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SaiwOtS.
0as Waimuiffeif In

- Das Waimufffef In Beorta
fcmmt nun bod gu Stunbe. Die bortise
vSonne" beridtet ndmli9: r0a4bem Der
Msent bss uniterbli3en Gbeooor Gbomas
nit benz General: S%ntenbanten bes' Sperns
6auiss pon 8eoria, grofeiiOr 2emanuel
@ilsp, bsruntersebanbelt bat wie elm Gbas
tbom : Strubsn SOsdenbdnbler, bat er
i6lisbli9 sinsepilist, baB mir nit einem
aus brsi Gon3erten b%eitebsnben Maimuiits
feit bsslitt wsrben. Sin Srdeiter BON
30 Mann, 100 bieise Sdnser, uub Die
SoIiitsn SuridaMabi, emma Sud, @il:
liam @in6 unb Mar 9einri9 iOuen babel
uttuirten."
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unbswansisidbrises glrbeiteriubiIdum, MOS
BET ibnsn ieitsns Der @eienidaft Elm n
iebnli9es @.lbseident gu Ebeil wurbe.
= Na9 finftdsissr 0srbunbIuns 1T an.
IA. 6ebruar bas tlrtbeil sssen ben Sorifes
Der Der tonisIiden Taubfummenauftalt 3u
9iIbesbetm, friber in Osnabriid,
Direction &OBler, pom Der Straftammer
Osnabrid sefaat woroen; &SBlsr wurbe
au Il Sabren @sfdnsniB wesen llnfittli9s
teitsuersebens in 5 5dlen uerurtbeilt.
! gu Dortmunb fnt Is Yerios
men an Der Tridinoie erfrantt, wel9e
6leii9 BON einem Dor cirea 3uei Monaten
seidladteten, ni3t seniisenb unteriu4ten
S9wetne sesefen batten.
= 9lm 10. Ssbruar itarb ,u M Il n f er
Der &auimanu Sol. 4lbers, Witslieb bes
Staoiperorbneten : Golegiums &C., mad
msbrmOdentli9em &ranteulaser. Der Oas
binseidiebene mar in weitern &reiien be-
FAINT burd bic interchangeable 9inses
buns, nit mel9er CT In uielieitiser Weiie
ben tatboliiden sSntereisn gu bienen fi9
beitrebte. Iud pom bSditer fir9lider
STEELE wurbe ibm bic sebibrenbe Nnerfens
hung bafir ni3t uorentbalten.
= &6nis iteeIe. @m 8. Sebruar
Na9ts wurben bic @enbarmen 9ofmann
unb Wen,el auf elmer Yatrouile in ben
mdrtii6sn @emeinben nube Der &ensel'
i9en Wirtbidaft sei9oien. Der @enoarm
Wensel itarb balo barna9 an Der erbaltes
men @unbe. Der @enbarm 9ofmann
biste bas Iinte @use elm, bod bofft man,
fem 2eben su erbaltsn. Orei Bersleute
wurben ais bieles 8erbre9ens ueroadtia
perbaftet.
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NebraSta.

tleber ben psrwesenen &aubperin9 i'm
Staats : S9atamt gu 2%ineoln IN Nes
brasfa perben foIsenbe peiteren ginSsl'
beiten mitsetbeilt, bic etwas anbers lanten
ais bic eritsu 8eri6te: Der &anbperiu9
wurbe am beIea Na6mittas sema4t, ais
aerabe beibe 5auier Der Staatsseiessebuns
In Situns paren. I'm 2 llbr Wa4mit.
tags bransen brei aerle IN bus amtslotal
bes S4atmeiffers, i'm wel9em ii4 anf4ei
nenb nur Der 9iIfs:S dasmeifter befanb,
unb ferberten biefen NIT porsebaltenem Re.
poIper auf, ibnen bic @elber tn Der aafe
Al iberIiefer Ser 9ilfs S9asmeifter
aab ben &dubern s400 IN SiIber, anb ie
waren i'm 9ssriff, nit ibrer gsuts oas
@eits su iu9sn, oils fi9 ibnsn unuorbsr'
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Sannouer einen llmfans ansenommen,
uel9sr ueranlaBt bat, bab Die Mietber gu:
iammensetreten finb, I'M Gonbs gum gau
uon fleinen Wobnunsen gu iammsln. @es
gen 200 Perionen aus benz Stanbe Der
tlsinen GRANDMOTHER unb Der Nrbsitsr babsn
felt Wi9aeli feline @obnuns finben TON:
men, unb a9tbare 5amiIien init ibren RIM
bern miifsn in @eieai@aft uon psrtommss
men Subieften Gag unb Na9t psrbrinsen,
ba ben Obbadlofen III feds @dume i'm
alien 3eusbauie CUR gerfisuns seiteut
fonnten. Don bteien &dumsm 1T
elmer cine 8orballe, m weI6er sebn bis
finfsebn Yartsien wobnen unb f3lafen.
Dieter fir pieIe SamiIien u~nsIidielise 3us
Itanb III baburd berbeisefiibrt wOrben, bab
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Wtausfote.

= Sn beiben 9duiern Der 9egislatur
p~aiiirte Die @orIuse, weI9e Winneae
polls CUR NuSgobe pon $500, 600 Bonbs
fir 2 griiden ermd9ti9t.
= Die Stabt M | II q 8 perans
italtete letten Samitag I'M 8eit Sotel elm
srObes 6eit fir bic MitsIieber Der 9ssiss
Iatlr.
= Die 2eeislatur bat Der Stabt M NJ
~neapolts Die @rma9ti9ung our Quss
aabe pon 500, 600 gpnbs fir cine Diients
li6e gibIiOtset ertbeilt. Die Burger Don
minneapolis iouter iett Don pornbersin
a~ufpaHen, bab ni9t, ME in nidt ~peni9sn
ameritanif9en Stdbten, aus Der Public
Library cine Public Nuisance pirb. ga
fommt's bauptid9li9 auf einen anitdnbis
gen 8ibliotbetar on, Der nod etpas Gelis
9ipn i'm 9eibe bat; ni9t etpa, bamit er
Srattdtlein uui6ufft, iunbem bumit Ell
uniittIi9en S9unb fernbaIten bilft, i9reibt
nit &e9t Der vWanoerer".
- Die tlnternsbmer Der So9babn swi:
i9en 81. g aul unb WinneapoIis
baben bos @egere9t erporben unb perber
bemnd6it NIT benz Sau Beginner.
- Die repubIifanii9e Stautsseietse:
buns pOn Minneot bat ii6 jett per:
tnst, Obne buB bus sefir3tete r9o9licenS:
@eieb" Su Stanbe fam. Die ct. Yaule'
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QeiturtiteIipalten einen vSiesesbabn" mi
folsenbem Beers:
Go last i'm trdb'n, ben Slssssbabui
99ie nets, elm 6eino oer phitren Gadt,
Srcbt Ct ben irobtn Dtorsm an,
Den Diorssn nod Der S~is9esidlatt,
Den Roreen, Der nit bslem Sidt
Gas tsinoIiSe Gep6lt burdbridt,
Dem finltsru Sumbus beimssleu6tttl
Hr,i uirb and igrner = aneeieudtet.