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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-12-05

From Our Regular Correspondent ]

WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1880.
People are rapidly drifting back
to the Capital. Senators, Members
of the House, and sections Of that
large non-oilicial winter population
of Washington are arriving daily.
The Members of Congress already
here are occupied chiefly in per
fecting arrangements for locating
their families and in discussing the
probable issues Of the session.
They agree upon at least two sub
jects; first, that the House rules
must be changed early in the ses-
sion so as to facilitate legislation,
and secondly, that the silver qucs-
ton will come up promptly for
consideration.
Just now there is an unusual
demand among Congressman for
books relating 20 financial subjects.
Concerning this demand, Il well
known politician disrespcctfully
remarked :" 1t is well, meaning that
it was a subject upon which the
average Congressman needs to be
informed. lie thought "a little
learning" was never a more dan
gerous thing" than when applied
to legislation on finance.
Senator Allison has been num-
bercd among the friends Of silver
in Congress, and his opinion, to
the effect that the further coinage
Of the silver dollar might be su,-
pended, has special significance.
He will acquicsce in stopping coin
age temporarily as an experiment.
Assistant Postmaster General
Stevenson has become quite popu-
lar with the lady postmastcIs
throughout the country by enieay-
oring to retain them in Office in
spite of politicians. When Mr.
Villas assumed charge Of the Post
office Department, lie ordered that
no women were TO be removed from
these positions except for goo!
reasons. This has greatly annoyed
Democratic Members Of Congr.
with certain impatient constituents.
The statesmen were not GLOW in
deyising plans to cyade tie rule,
however, and they used only the
initials of names in asking for
removals, in cases where the incum-
bcnts were women. s number Of
defenselcss ones were thrown out
Of Office by the authorities here,
not knowing their sex. Mr.. Stey-
enson was much chagrincd when he
discovered that he had been led
unconsciously TO violate a rule,
and at once ordered that the
women be reinstatcd where the
commissions had not been sent
I to their successors.
1t is said President Cleveland S
message will not occupy more than
four average newspaper columns.
This Will be considered quite an
improvement ON the eight column
message of the past. 1t cannot be
denied that prolixity has been a
fault of many President in making
their annual communications to
Congress and the country. There
are many topics requiring only
brief generalization. One of Presi-
dent Arthur's massagcs Was stolen
and published before it was dcliv-
cred to Congress. So was Gen.
Grants first message, and one Of
the messages of Mr. Hayes was
bought for $1,000 of printer BY
some newspaper men and publish
ed before its time. President Cleve-
land is cautious, and premature
publication cf his first message is
not probable.
/ Wicked Indian.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-12-05
I. E. Clohecy & Go.
. AN L. ER s.,
KETCHUM, IDAHO.

Transact general banking business in
all its branches.
Interest paid on Time Deposits.
Buy and sell Exchange on all the leading
Cities of the United States.
Sell Exchange on the principal cities Of
Great Britain. Ireland, Switzerland, France,
Belgium, Holland, Norway, swedcd, Den
mark, Italy, Russia. Germany and Austria.
Collections made with prompt returns at
lowest rates.
Certificates of deposits Issued payable on
demand.
Accounts solicited.
ORES PURCHASED AT THE
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES.
CORRESPONDENTS:
SAN FRANCIsco, Wells, Fargo Il Co.
SALT LAKE,
CHICAGO First National Bank.
New YORK, Wells, Fargo d Go.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-12-05
3li2.
Report of the Condition

nF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, AT KETCHUM,
" in the Territory of Idaho, at the close of
business, October lst, 1885:
RESOURCES
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-12-05
porrrrcAL ROASTER.

,.,ote to Congrcss-John HALEY.
Delesa.Tr I'd. /. Curtis { cting).
Go.etrr G'',retnry- Edward l. Curtis. ~.
secre'ai General-W. p. Chandler.
S1uiInstTr'aler-Silas w. Moody.
gon,l9rgi rod.I,'Ter 9'Trgeir-Joscph Perrault
ii;cf Justice-J. u: Hays. p,o,.
',lDa,;ote ne. 'fc ist District-Norman Buck; l;,,
Assoc;i@tt Aoc;@te 2nd Di>trict-Case Br3derIcK'
40 !. District Attorney-Ja;s. II. Hawiey'
v,rshal- Fred +. Dubois.
ti,rk : i Is iSt District II. squpIrer,, us.on
,ierk %rS 5d District-W. B. Thews'
LAND oFFrcE-HiILEY DISTRICT
pegister-Homor L. Pound
poreiycr-C l.. Waters.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-12-05

Connecticut sends idols to the
hcathens. The next thing will be
canned missionaries for Cannibals.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-12-05

too uo POUNDS OF THE FINEST BEEF
/ ever offered for sale on Wood Rivcr, az
the Wood River Meat Market Hailey.
will deliver i'm Ketchum and vicinity any
quantity from a quarter up al 'iic ra'e VI
cents per pound. Address
noyllu ]. W. BURNEs, HALEY,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-12-05
TuE KETcHUM KEYSTONE.

The KEYSTONE has long been aeknoWi-
c,i,-@l ~ he tbe sole representative Of the
Great Irppcr Wood River and Sawi1otli
mining regions. and, located as il is IN the
very heart OF the most promising mining
country on the face Of the earth ana leav-
ing nothing undone 20 present its readers g
complete synopsis 0f all mining news and
developments, as well * matters oi local
importance in the growth oi ketclum. tie
future metropolis OF Idaho. il is an inyalu;~
ble guide for capital and informant to Inc
settler OF every craft and POSITION sub
scribe for Il, read il, and TT your friends
read What may benefit them.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-12-05
COnStable's Sale.
TERRITORY OF IDAHO, 9,
COUNTY OF ALTuRAs.l

TERRITORY OF IDAHo,l &C
COUNTY OF ALTuRAsi
RN VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
~ sued ont Of Justice j. G. Waits Court,
3i hetchum Precinct, and To me directed,
| nave levied on and taken all the right,
uit and interest of Joseph Murphy of, in
ana 70 the following property, to-wit: All
'.use certain two contiguous lots or pieces
vl ground, being lots Z and s. block ~, OF
.le town plat of ketchum, situated on the
,est1,riy side OF Spruce avenue, containing
seiher IN front on Spruce avenue one
"uadred and ten (ll0) feet and extending
~ mat width in length or depth westerly
sa 1ile hundred and fifty 1907 feet to thirty
d,.e,lde A. VIDE alley, together with the frame
.shne,,ilhg house thereon erected, which |
d'1 dr.ail expose al public venduc, a. the law
haee's; har on Monday, the 10th day Of Novern-
,s psa a. d. lss5, at y clock =. NJ, at kctchum
eeihct IN front of the premises, in
'Ae'ciium, IN said County of Alturas.
J. ii. Cassidy,
r., Constable Ketchum Precinct.
"sehum, Idaho, October "a, A. ID. DSU.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-12-05

-------roxr is the legal newspaper oi
wlrm drg springs Creek, ,,,S;.,V Wood N'''f anu
The Press., 1885-12-24

Athlophoros has done me more good than anything I have ever taken. was great sufferer from rheumatism. but since taking seven bottles of the remedy think that I nm nearly or quite cured. G. T. Gilson Dnn- stable, Mass.
The Press., 1885-12-24

THE Newark children who were bitten by mad dog have been operated on in Paris (by innoculation) by NJ. Pasteur, who is confident that his treatment dis arms danger. Dogs bitten at the same time are now in confinement, and if these go mad, and all the children are saved, M. Pasteur's theory will get big boost
The Press., 1885-12-24

The priests in the Roman Catholic dio- cese of Montreal have received letter from Bishop Fabre forbidding them to meddle with politics in any shape, and di- recting them not to use the pulpit to dis seminate their views when political ques- tions are on the tapis, and not even to speak in private on political matters. The RieI matter is alluded to.
The Press., 1885-12-24

The Connecticut legislature will meet on Wednesday, Jan. 9th.
The Press., 1885-12-24

More than HOO bills have been intro- duced in congress by 106 members, with 219 members yet to be heard from.
The Press., 1885-12-24

There was one death from smallpox in Montreal Monday, two at the hospitals and four in the suburbs.
The Press., 1885-12-24

NEW MASSACHUSETTS PosTMAsTERs.- Albian K. Matthews has been appointed postmaster at Longmeadow, and Charles l.. Burleigh at Hampton. At Westfeld Mass, hard contest has resulted in th' selection of Reuben Noble, veteran dem ocrat who held the office before the war.
The Press., 1885-12-24
WISHING "to all merry Christmas.

THE strike, which for weeks has paral- yzed the industries of the shoe manufac turing city of Brockton, Mass, is over, arbitrators having submitted basis ol agreement, which both parties have ac- cepted
The Press., 1885-12-24

THE charge has been made that demo- cratic claimants have been discriminated against in the granting of pensions. Sen ator Harrison of Indiana has moved res- olution of inquiry into this grave charge. It is not supported by facts in this locality at least.
The Press., 1885-12-24

SENATOR EvARTs of New York unex- pectedly turns up as a supporter of further silver coinage. MT. Evarts no doubt believes in what he advocates, but nevertheless misrepresents his constitu- ency on that question, and many old ad- mixers will regret the stand he takes.
The Press., 1885-12-24

PERSONS indebted to this office will confer great favor by prompt payment. Owing to depressed times, and the natural tendency to neglect small bills at such time we have this year an unusual number of delnquent patrons while, owing to fire losses, we at the same time have unusual need of attention from those indebted to us.
The Press., 1885-12-24

The Smiths is the name of new paper published by the Smiths Publishing Com pany, of Richmond, Mich. It is entirely family affair, every item and article ill il relating to persons bearing the name oi Smith. The publishers are confident that they will make fortune if they can in. duce all the Smiths in the country to sub. scribe.
The Press., 1885-12-24

JAMES MCLAUGHLIN { SoN, PUBLISHERS. x1 50 per year. s1.25 when paid strictly in advance
The Press., 1885-12-24

Kettle,RenQer' LARD' Put mp in Tubs and Fails, making in all some 200 Packages, varying in weight from 20 lbs to 70 lbs. each, which offer until further notice
 8 cts. Per lb. By the Tub or Pail. Don't neglect to put in your winters supply at those figures. We guarantee the lard to suit you, and right here we would say-Bear in mind, if you pur- chase goods of us to the amount of $1, and pay the Cash, you entitled to a discount of : per cent.
 50 BOXES
 Rabbits Best Soap At 5c. Per Bar. No comments needed on the above. You know what Babbitt's Soap is and what you paid for the last. 50 CASES LIBBY, McNEILL X LIBBYs Canned Beef.
 2 lib. Cans, 22c. Per Can. I think have the best stock of DRIED FRUITS have ever had-Figs, Currants, Prunes, Raisins, &c., &c. Try those Raisins at 1Oc. per lb-a splendid Raisin for the price. They won't last long.
 Our. NEW TEAS Have arrived, and would again cali especial attention to our G5c. Black and Jap Teas. want to sell this year 50 chestsof those two kinds, and with that end in view I have se- lected THE BEST and paid the most mon- ey for Tea to sell at that price than have ever done before. Judging by our sales of the 65c. Teas in the year past the people have appreciated them. Would say here that we will give you a better Tea this year than ever before. SAMPLES FREE.
 COFFEES. caibo, Rio. Try our Rio, ground to order 15c. 1b., 2 lb. for 25c.
 Now England Mince Meat. Old Fashioned Shaker Apple Sauce in half gallon Fails.
 Sweet Cider Jelly-something new.
 New Honey.
 Extra quality Sage Cheese.
 A full line of Fruits, Jams, ,Jelies, Preserves, &c.. ill Tins and Glass.
 FARMERS! ATTENTlON! 100 Bushels Genuine Turks Island Salt il ? bushel sacks, $1 per sack. No charge for sack Smaller quantity 6Oc. per bushel
 76 Empty Lard, Beef and Pork Barrels a 4Oc. each.
 When you want bbl of Flour we can dt you good. Try us.
 Respectfully,
 w.. G. ELLIS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-15
9(u bns Vublifuut.

Sie Motbpeubigfeit zines Snfiuts in
San Mntonio our 8ebanbluag @roniz
f6er &%rantbeiten, tpie lie unter Der bie>
1igen Bep6lferung p~erbreitet finb, bat
li@ i9on bur9 bic, Sbatia6e ergeben,
baB i'd bdufig geapungen NOR, bic 8es
banblung folder Gdae abaulebnen. 8om
Dienitag ben Is. September an tpirb
inoeB in Der sSan Mntonio gpe unb Gar
Snirmarp" eineNbtbeilung 3urBebanbs
lung 9ronii6er &ranf6eiten er6fnet
fein unb mirb Der Mame meiner Nnitalt
BON ieBt ab lautea: San Mntonio Me=
bical an6 Surgical Snifitution". Gbro=
nif9e &ranfbeiten beiber @el9Ie1ter
merben bebanbelt mer0en, mie peibli9e
9eiben, 3dmorrbOi6en, Gifeln. &rebsz
aei9niire, &beumatismus, fur3um
Rtanfbeiten ieber Mrt unb Weife. 9ie
Mbtbeilung fur Mugens unb Obrenleis
ben berbleibt na6 pie bor unter meiner
eigenen 2eitung.
N. 6. 8urnbam m, M. D.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-15
BrieffaTem.

81. st. 81. in 6. A.-Die &lapperz
f6langen uno bic Oebatten iiber berelt
Modenftuben Mnselegenbeiten f6einett
nidt CUR &ube fommen al iuollen! sic
fbreiben 1lns ba Go~lgenbes:
ueSn benz Wrtifel bon Brof. Sermn
iber yreue 8eoba9tungen an &lappers
f6lansen" (5oI bod pobl beiBen eSn
Der reoaetioneaen Mnmerfung sl ienem
@rtifel, 9err 9octor!) baben sic mei=
aer geurtbeilung nod, Dem YrofeHor
In 10 fern nnredt getban, als CT in ieis
mem Mrtifel ausbriidli1 nur nit Ser
JortpHanaungsgef9iGte Der r&lapper=
f1langen unb ni6t Ser S6langen i'm
Mlgemeinen 5u tbnn bate. sic gebeit
einen Nus3ug aus 8rebm's @erfe iiber
bic G%ortpHan3ung Der S6lansen, er>
tpdbner1 aber ni9t, pie li9 bies ipe3iea
nit ben 2lapperi9langen perbdlt unb
bas tpar bod Der gauge 3med Brofeifpr
SermD's Mrtifel." - Sbre vBeridtis
guns" 1T DObl in5uiiden gcgeufanbs~
log geipDrben bur6 eine %@infenbung at
Die bielige uDailD @rpreB" BON Seiten
zines Mnonpmus V.K., benz, glei6 utts,
gelin6e 3meifel auf9egangen waren me-
gen Der abfoluten Neubeit ser @ntbe=
dung bes profefor SermD. v. X. iDeiit
OIL Der 9ano elmer i'm Sabre 1857 ers
f6ienen Naturgeidi6te mad, baB fdon
por % Sabren ridli6tslole 9eute biez
felbe @ntbedung gen1a6t uno iomit
GERM Sermp I'M bas tol3e &e6t ber
Prioritdt beraubt batten.
SIN uebrigen bat es ia gan5 ben @lu=
f6ein, als OBJ Sic, ~perebrtefer 9err
Doctor, nit benz 9errn Sermp gemein=
f6aftli6 Elm gntbedunes=@ oniortium
gebilbet hdtten. SIRE aeuefte gntbedung
in 8etref Der Gif6natur oes Walfi6es
-ben a1e iibrigen Naturfori6er unter
Die @dugetbiere clafifi5irer ldbt ia
nod re9t erfreuli9e &eiultate Sbrer
weiteren Sori6ungen ertparten.
What next?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-15
(ginsefanbt.)
unfere WprmaliHulett.

giner Snifruftioit 6es Superintendent
ten Batter 5ufolge bat ieber gountpri9=
ter oas &e9t, einem 2ebrer bas @ertis
fiat 5u pertueigern, menn berfelbe Sic
Normalf9ule riht befu1te. Wenn iA
einerfeits bic 8ortbeile bieTer Staatss
Snititute bereitmiaig anerfennen, 10
muB i'd anbererieits bic Grage fteler
tpie bringen mir 2anbf1uaebrer es fers
tig. obige 6dulen gu befM9ens Sd
Mill uur elm 8eiipiel anfiibren, tpeides,
ME meine gpllegen .3ugsbem tper6en,
mod gtinftiger if ME Der Dur1f6nitt.
2ebrer g. in u. lit Gamilienpater unb
5iebt monatli9 $35 Dber idbrIi1 fit 10
Monate $3.50. 9erieIbe 1T contraftli9
Derpfi9tet, big gum L. September @hule
3u baltet, So bic Gerien5eit init benz
9fiiden Der 8aumpole begin1t. Sc
Der pernanftige Menf9 tpirb 3ugeben,
baB 9err g. feiner groBen @elbf1rant
brau6t, utn feline iiberfiifgen 3apitas
lien a~uf5ubebeu. Die Nornal5GuIe be-
ginnt i'm Suli unb enbet i'm Muguf. lin
oiefelbe gu beiuden, miiBte g. iein
salair fir II Monate einbaBem, madt
$3.50, fur &eiiefoften 500, fir Boarb
81 PRO Sag, ma9t $45, fir Bi9er urb
Hsbenausgoben $40, al}o 3ufammen
$3.50 g. berbient gerabe genug, un
fid unb feline camille 3u erndbrem unb
au fleiben uno beftbt teinen reidem
S9uiegerpater. Die Grage 1T nun:
Die fam 6. bic obigen Musgaber1 be-
freiten2 Wenn Jenanb bieie Grage
befrie6igenb beantmorten tann, 10 mdre
geuiB bielen meiner gollegett, tDel1e
fd IN abnIiden 9%erbdItnifen beinben>
8ebolfen.
@iIliam2 vi imam,
N1rue. Ser
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-15
60 fins iie Mae.

Qd1elno betrat er bag Sanclum unb
tuanote fi9 an ben &eoafteur: sd
m0Gte gerne elm Mn5eige in Sbr BIatt
einriiden lafen.1
sSawObI mein 9err, nebmsn Sic gez
fdlligit pIab."
m5bre 3eitung eefdat mir! sic
ipriHt frei heraus; tritt fir liberale
Soeen elm un6 -
s6ie finoen uniere Mn3eigeprei1e
ebenio liberal tpie bic"
ngud gefdIt mir ibr entf9iebenes
Naftreten gegerl uebergriffe bon Soften
bes Mouopols, ibrc @erfbeibigung bes
Nrbeiters unb ibre-1
Sang &edt. sIber SIRE Mnseiae
uirh BON 9aufsnben gelelem tuer6ea,
ipenn tie tn unierem Blatte-".
Limb bic Mrt inb Weiie ME i6r
1latt bas publifum iber Die neuefen
8orfdlle i'm 9eufenbsn erbdlt. gefdnt
nir ebenfaqs. Sober folte biefe 3eis
tung lefer rnb ="
nMber am bic bon Sbnen eripdbnte
9naeige ni9t Sl pergefen, mos monen
sic -
Scr grfplg mein 6err fam nidt
ausbIeiben. Als 0orfdmpfer fir Nedt
un6 Yernunft muB bas pubIifum Shs
men banfbar feiuen Sribut bringen
unb Niemanb -
nWie piel &aum tDiirbe Sore Wnaeige
ettpa einnebmen?"
uMeine 4nseigeg 8, i'd bate gans
bergeien. Nun, i6 CLAUDE, i'd tparte
nod elm tpenig bamit. Mber penn Sic
III Sbren tuertben Spalten ~ertpdbnen
ipolten, baB 6err So5ann @~ernegroB
geitera ieinen 40. Geburtstag feierte unb
mir Elm angeifri9enes gremplar Sbres
Blaites 5ufenben uoaen, tpiitbe i9 Sbs
men re6t f60n banter" llnb 10 ner=
huftete CT, mdbrenb Der 9ebatteur leile
haferte: so finb fie alle."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-15
pIner1e,.

Die @ranb : Surp bat big geitern
IS Mnfla9en befdtIgt, barunter cine
gegen BEN 6riebensri6ter 5. 6iloe=
brandt bonn Ia. Breeinft, norm er be-
f6ulbigt mirb, einen 2anbtitel gefali9t
gu baben.
- Wdbrenb Der bergangenen @o1e
~erei9neten li6 rur Z Sobesfdqe in Der
Stabt.
Die 0~eerbigung Martin Miin6's
fin5et beute Na6mittag 4:30 itatt.
= Sic 2ei6e bes Wterifaners 9olos
res Munea, Die am 81. Mueuf nabe
9il5ebranbt's Sin ~gefunben muroe, iou
wieber a~usgegraben unb bonn GountDs
Nrat gbetu unteriu6t werOen, oa man
einen Morb bermutbet.
= Muguit &ihter bat ant Sonntag
auf Der Sagb cine &lapperl6lange ae-
t0btet, bic i'm Sprung auf i'm begriHen
mar. Sic NAB Z SUP unb bate II
&lappern.
Sin Mitglieb 6es gilenbabn=Go.
mites bon @oIiao 1T bierlelbf einae,
trDhen, UNI benz 9ireftorium Der @ranz
fas paB 8abn gu melben, oab Die See
pobner Goliaos $40, 900 gum 8au Der
Babn geaei9aet baben.
= uniern in Ser leBten 3eit p%etitor=
benen dltern beutf6en 8irgern 1T nun
aud cine alte Mitbirgerin na6gefolgt.
@eitern farb Grau Margaretbe &ipps
i'm Nlter BON 76 Sabren. 9ie 8eritors
bene lebte felt 40 Sabren in San Mn=
tomb.
- Cine Wtrs. Starr bate ge1tern els
ne gu groBe 9ofs 2au6anum genoms
men, UNI 56mer3en gu betdubem, bic
iie our6 elm @ef9miir lit. @om Sooe
tpurbe fe rlur bur6 f6nels dr5tli6e
9ilfe gerettet.
= Ser 3tpeiidbrige Sobn bes 9errn
%. 9. 9eaton uuroe geftern BON ei1em
W65eltDagen lberfabren. 9ie &dber
gingen Der 2dnge nod iiber bsn &Drper
beg Gleinef, aber punoerbarer Meife
bat er feline i9meren 0erlebungen baz
bongetragen.
- Sin 1euer grereirplab fir Gapals
lerie unb Mrtilerie mirb g%egentpdrtiq
auf benz 5mif@en Government Sepotun6
Waferreierboir gelegeneit 2anoe bergez
ri6tet. $50 Mrbeiter linb nit Dem Mus=
roben Der 8iii6e bei6dftist.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-15
pom Mops, Der ben Monp ambelIt.

59on felt Ginger 3eii gefdGt lid Der
tleire 2ldfer in Borne, Der auf ben
Nan1en n&epublifaner" bort, in nlebr
ooer millber finbil6en anb obeneia p0i=
Zig al ben 9aaren berbeigeSosenen unb
gegenffanbsloien Mngriffe1 geoen Die
rTreie Yrehe". Wir geb0ren au 6en=
ienieen t%oleranten Qeuten, bic .eirem
ieben Sbier6en iein plai}ir9en" g0n=
men. Wir era6teten es baber nidt Der
ytl9e tpertb, benz armfeligen fleinen
&ldher aud nur einen gelegentliden
GuBsrlit gu berieben. 9ie ablolute Be-
oeutungslGfgfeit ienes ld9erli6en Sra
teblers, bic feinem auberer als inn ielbit
entgeben fann, betpog uns ba3u, bieies
Werfabren eia5ufdlagen. Sept bat f9
bic @a6lage aber in fofern gednbert,
als fi6 iener u1bebeutenbe fleite &ldfer
in einen rdubigen Softer bertpanbelt bat.
Mit fol6en aber f6eut man m6gli6i
cine iebe 8eriibrung, ebenfo mie nit
Wanaen, beren ein3ige Waffe Der Sc
itant lit.
Mir sebem feiner iourualiitif6em
Geboe aug Dem Wege, feben' in ibner
bielmebr elm deficiencies Clement, beIfett
Beoeutung mir f~etnestpegs unterf9dBen.
Sabei ieben mir iebo6 poraus, baB bers
artige Gebben nit commentmdBigeit
WaHen ausgefo9ten per6en unb bers
fpiiien nun tpenig 2uf, uns an &abbaI=
gereien gu betbeiligen, bel bener nit
2otbflumpen %getporfen un6 nit Msif>
tau9e gefpriBt mirb. gluf Die lebte
gontroberfe 0es &epubIifaners geben
mir n Id elm, benit oieler Mngrif mar
ni9t nur p0belbaft, fonbern aun p6aig
urgeredt, berfdnbniBlos uno confule.
Wiit b%erfdn6igen, cibiliirten 2euten
%oisputiren mir gang germ, nit preB=
.fnoten molen mir aber Ni1ts gu
tbun baben. Ser 9erausgeber bes
uRepublifaners" in Borne fam lid bic
Miibe iparen, uns fem ipiirbiges preB=
gr5eugniB mod ferner au5uienben, es
tpirb in 3utuuft ni@t mebr aasenoms
tttett tperben.
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= 8.

- Das &no6enfeber in Mulfim min
INNER nod nidt na6Ia5ert unb berri9t
aud unter ben Rinbern, 10 baB fid Bel
Gr0fnung Der Greif9ulen ni9t Sic ge=
tp0bnli6e QnSabl BON S1ilern einfanb.
9ie Mlianee Miling Company
in Denton bat ii6 eiuen Grei6rief aug.
ifelen IaHen.
Ser @6afbirten in Der umgegeub
BON 2arebo i6eint ii1 elm triegeril1er
@eift bemd6ti9t gu baben. 9uf 8ioau=
rig Stand i9lug @iner oerfeI6en ben
Nnbern nit einem &niippel tobt uao
auf Totaws Nan1 ereignete ii1 Elm
Mtor6 in dbnli9er Meife.
Orei Md69en in Oenifon unb
apar S9meifern, bic Der @traBenperz
b%eferung abboib iinb, grifem fiirali@
ben StraBenaufieber an uno pertrieben
ihn nit Steinmiirfen. Ser angegrifene
Mann bolte brei Y~oli3iiten au feiner
unterfiiBung berbei, aber bas entfa6te
nur bic Sriegslut Der Sungfrauen, benn
tie bradten nun cine Pifole; gum Bors
f1ein nnb riidten init betnaffneter 6anb
gegen bic poli3iifen Dor. Dieie mnBten
ale &iidf9ten BEL Settle feben urb Die
S@6nen nit rauber 6anb ergreifen,
tpDrauf man fie i'm @efdngnib einquars
tierte. Dort fingerl u1b beten fie nun
fleiBig uno MAIDEN fi1 6a6ur1 ibren
Mitgefangenen ldftig.
= Cine Grau nit nemmebrere@ So
den alien Sinh beifieg Sen giienbabns
aug in SaDlor, berlieB benfeIben aber
tpieber unter 3uridlaKung ibres2inoes
Der 3ug mar f9on mebrere MeiIen ges
fabren, ebe man lebteres entbedte. Sod
lieB Der @onoutteltr 5uriidfabren un6
bic Jrau auffu9en, bic ert nod Iangen
8erbanblungen beuogen tuerben fonnte,
ii9 bes &inbes tpieber a%n3unebmen.
- Gin aAtbarer beutfder 8irger BON
Goliab, 9err Gottlieb Mtdbe, 1T bafelb|f
geftorben.
Ser 0ilfsiberif Wiliams bon
@oliab Gountp pur6e BON benz Garbiz
gen Softer, ben ct berbaften tpolte, in
Brnt unb Nrm gef6pfen. Softer ers
grif oann bic Glu6t, lit aber auf berz
felben bon ben BegIeitern bes Sberifs
erfdohen tuorben.
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Muths Bierwirthschaft.
@edts, aeseniber benz gimsans gum grereier.
8lab am Government Sia beinbet iid ein lau-
idiees Ylatden, in uelden 8eiuder oeS Mi.
Iitdrpofens ftets fril6es, faltes Bier aatrefen.
9err WRutb bat bieIe 8erbeferunsea borsenom
men, 70 bab Der lufentbaIt in feinem 9ofel fid
au einer tuirtliden grbolung s%efaItet. 8ein
Gremoer beridume, penn ct einen Nus1us mad
benz Government S;u madt ODER Dienftas unb
Donnerfas Die Earaoe beiudt, bel Capt. Mutb
boraufpreden. @inbeimifde unb frembe 8iere.
1915. 1852