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The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18

Senator Edmunds addressed the Sen.
ate ut length last week on the at,i,uda
Of the majority Of that body and the
position of the President in relation to
documents and information concerning
removals. Mr.. Edmunds claims that
such refusal is without precedent in
HE history Of Congress. Official PAPERS
are not the property Of the president
but belong TO the department in which
they have been filed. Mr.. Edmund,
makes a strong argument in support
81 his position and gives his political
opponents some hard thrusts.
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compared With the same class of work done
, IN Helena
We wish to call attention to few items
that have recently appeared in the Hns.
+ handnan, which are gross mistaiements.
inaiiciou-ly made for the purpose of bring
ing o''ium upon thecouniy Commissioners;
on February 2d, one of the territorial,
prisoners confined ia the county Jail. made
a break and escaped. The editor of the
lushandman. always determined to- blame
the Commissioners for everything that
happens, had a local article relating To the
incident and peiverting the facts, lead his
readers Ia believe that he iron and steel
bars II the cage were snapped of like pipe
stems IN about rs many minutes rs it took
him to scribble his article.
Now, the facts in the case are about as
follows: The prisoner escaped through a
square hole pricd out with "A seven foot
ciowbar. which by some means or other he
managed to get into his cell. That il was
not done in minute or a day Is shown hy
the rusty surface of the breaks in the steel
ana iron bars, and all the evidence we have
goes To show that it was the work of weeks
ana That the crowbar used in the attempt To
escape must have been at his disposal for
thai length of time
To casual reader il would appear that
our county Jail is the worst structure of the
kind in the United States. while it is one of
+. J. Pauly & Bro.'s latest improved tails.
the same as now used ia Bozeman. billings.
Butte Glendive, Miles City. Helena, Dillon
and Lewstown. Since completing the iail I
az I.'~'St.wn, Il few months ago, the same
hTm and same mechanic completed some
cells at The Jail At 5. Paul Mimi, and only
a month ago put in eight or ten additional
cells at Butte Of the same pattern as used
at White Sulphur Springs, in addition To
what they bad there before.
Al the January meeting of the Commits
si0i4-rs II was proved 10 robert y .SutLerlin
that an .'eia Ia their paper, derogatory TO
the Commissioners. relative To the Lavina
bridge. was II gross ia.sehooi. He was
forced to admit that he had been nii>in-
formed, ami when asked Ia make a public
retraciion replied that ''journalists' W, re- :
not IN the habit of making retraciions, and
IN the next ISSUE oi their heightened shee,
they reiterated the statement which he had
was false.
We might cite many other instances
where We have been grossly misreIresented
but we think enough has been said tor the
present - satisfy the DISTINGUISHED tax
payer that we could easily purchase mnu- /
liiy from their slanderous assaults by
GIVING them free access to the public CRIB. 7
J. Y. STAFFORD. OF
WV. RERKIN. lo
THos. \. WALL. o
Commissioners Of Meagher County. "
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An Early Day Episode.

1t was in the winter or rather earl,
spring, of ls6s. At that time game VA. :,
abundant in Montana that any party who
could fire Oft gun at random could luxu-
riahtiy sub,ist On the trophies of the chase.
The parties We have special reference To al
THIS time consisted of James Guurley the
present Clerk and Recorder Of Gallatin
county, the buchanan Bros, Pete and Frank
urounds, james George tbctter known a,
Yankee Jim, Ri. iiibbard and Horn
Miller. They Were cat Oh a winters hunt
Tor meat and sgch wild game ,.eits as might
come in their way.
At or near the Judith Gap the party came
across band oI buffalo. Jim Guarlcy.
like the rest of the crowd, was loaded for
large game, with a muzzle- loading rifle
similar 10 those borne by all the mighty
Nimrods at that day and generation. A,
The animals approached, Gouriey tuoK
occasion To ram an extra heavy charge into
his gun, but under the exciting circum-
'taices he forgot 10 draw hi ramrod.
" hen TIE herd oil buffalo heaved yithin
lille range, Jim let ny, and lodged his ram
'od IN all Understandable part oil a buffalo
ball. of course, the animal carried oil the
lh"eicome charge with apparent impuniiy.
he boys, who were generally in advance
i the shooting party, took in the situation 1
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and let the herd 90 by without apparent
molestation. Finally they all returned ia
the SPOT where the shooting took place. II
Is almost needless 10 say that Jim wa.
Justly indignant. and CALCULATED. with more
force than elegance:
why in HI didn't you shoot that
bull p"
We are not ont hunting or expending
ammunition for tough bull meat" was the
instantaneous reply. I'VE want fat COW
or nothing"
YES. that's all right" responded Jim.
with agitation and disappointment depicted
on his countenance. but can't YOU 'appre-
ciate the STERN fact that the animal has
carried off my ranroi. and We are forty
miles from TIMBER"
1t will be distinctly remembered by al,
old-iimers that most of the guns in Mon
tana at that day were muzzle-loaders, and
That ramrods were only to tie obtained by
taking hickory ox-bows, dividing them into
sections and STRENGTHENING them out by
means of hot water or steam.
After the disastrous charge of Gourley's
above described, the entire party. being
appTehensive of Indian raids, returned To
Bozeinan, with thirteen wolf skins as the
Result OF their winters hunt.
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TIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Reply to Some Of the Charges Made
Against Them by tn, Hu.i,an dtaan.
Aud Asuse That Paper or Maiis iou,
falsifying.

WHITE SrLPnrR SPRINGS, VI. T.l
March J'h. lss6.
MEssIs. FELL A Nnoou.N, Gentlemen:
You will oblige by giving the following q
place in the next issue of the ARGUS:
! The County Commissioners having long
borne, in silence, the repeated assaults on
their official acts, by The Rocky Mountain
iiusnandman. ask sufficient space ia the
ARGUS To expose the anmus of the dia-
tribes with which that paper. Tor want of
Legitimate news or other matter worthy of
the perusal Of an inteli gent public. sees tit
To re'sale its patrons with.
While we admit that all public officers ar.
the servants of the people. and as such
should be closely sorutinized and freely
criticised Tor tbs ir sins of omission or COM
mission, they are entitled 10 a fair hearing.
and whenever charges are preferred tn, re
should be at least a subsiratum of truth To
found charges upon.
The su'herlin Bros. are proving the truth
of the saying that "a man with "a personal
spite is public nuisance" The prime
cause Ut their hostility j. the fact that they
have not been allowed Ia mOnopoiizr all
printing tor the county, for the reason that
we believe we were aching for the best i'll
eresIs OF the taXliay r. in getting a part of
I done elsewhere at prices Ranging from
'ne-half To ouc-iourth oi their charges.
Their bills on ii e IA the county offices will I
rove that their charges have invariably
'een higher than those OF other papers i'm
he county, and some of them exhorbiiant
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LEWiST0NN AND VICINITY.
iewistown has two LAWYERS.

Lewistown has two lawyers
Jim Crawford has come back 10 Ia
couniy-seat To live.
The st Patrics's Day party was socia
and financial success.
Dr. Hanson will put on an addition I,
his house and put in stock of drugs.
DIR. Hanson has moved from Re,dsgor
to Lewi'iown without changing quarters.
Some of Mai,!en's prominent bushes.
men We're down recently looking up loca.
tions.
Il. vonTobel, Jr., has moved into IL,
building on Main ST.. formerly occupied by
Ed. Noble.
y meeting of the Lewislowu Literary
Society is announced to be held next Fri.
day might.
.. W. Nelly has completed his arrange
nens In burn mammoth kiln of brick as
soon rs spring opens.
W. W. Dewitt leaves Cottonwood for
san Francisco, Friday morning-unle.s he
changes bis mind again.
Gelkerson ~ Elliott have dissolved par
tnership. Mr.. Gilk rson will henccforth
conduct the business in his own name.
Frank Moshner. being the lowest bidder.
has been awarded the contract To Law a side
walk from the schoolhouse to Horizons
hotel.
One Everett. of Layina. was brought up
from TIBET, under commitment from Justice
Stevens, for theft of express matter from
the express company.
Twenty families, from Missouri. are re-
ported on their way to Fergus county.
How many amongst them intend TO run for
Office has not Dse.. determined.
ehas. Jeifrus, of Hcloa has sold his
Lewistown properly to L. Rutwiti, of White
sulphur Springs; consideration, s5Oo. Its
that Doc. will move here pretty
soon.
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This Is the way Sam Jones addresses
people IN un-cultured Chicago: II can
put up with Il man who drinks whisky.
but | don't want anything to do with n
man who drinks beer. If You don't
stop drinking beer you'll turn hog. and
no mistake. You've got to get a hoo
pretty hungry before he'll drink This
latter day lager beer You old hon
49, -
you-pointing his finger at a FAT man
i''ho sat down in front--if were to
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senator Jones, Of Florida, who is jus,
1t present mashed on beautiful De-
iroit widow, WAS called upon by sen
ate committee, recently. He informed
me comn4itfee in substance that he
was old enough and big enough to take
care Of himself. Jones might us well
he in Detroit as Washington. lie has
got deadlock all by himself.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The Commissioners of McagheI
county feel called upon 20 explain t,
the taxpayers a number 81 charges mad,
against them by Our contemporary
the liisbandman. and in thi, i,su,
have letter, full of salicn, points. that
Is worthy Of careful prr,lsal and con.
-idcration.
The Office Of County Commissioner
is the most important If all the comfy
Offices, and those who the people choose
to make mp the board invariably find
the duties devolyirg upon them. in A
county of the area, population and val
ua'ion Of Mcagher. manifold and
almost impossible To attend To in the
brief time allowed for their quarterly
sessions. Moreover. their compensa-
ton, rs stipulated Ivy the statutes. will
not begin Ia recompense them for their
time when the fact j, taken into con-
side.ation that the taxpayers expect
them To 20 here and there. converse
with one man to-day, another to-mor-
row on county roads, bridges, officers.
etc., etc, and keep it up seven days in
the week, four weeks i'm the month and
twelve months in the year, and then.
because they have done this or neglect
ed to do that, abuse is hoaped upon
them. though in every instance they
may have, and it is bu, justice to pre-
sumo they did, ne, in the premises ac-
cordlng To their judgment and convic-
tons.
When citizen accepts public |
office his official acts are subject TO
honest criticism. Every taxpayer has
the right to express his opinion on such 1
officers performance of his duty. but
to ABUSE Il public servant because he
acts differently than we think he should,
INJURIES the abuser two-fold greater than
the parties against whom the venom Of
, nialcontent is hurled.
We do not believe the Commission
'rs of Meagher county need any assist
'nce from us, or any one else, in
icfense of their official acts. In their
'fiice it is impossible 10 please every
'ody. To perform their duties to the
est of their ability, with impartiali,y.
; all the law requires and any reason
BILE person can expect.
To our knowledge the Hushandman
AS ever spoken of the Board Of Com
lissioners in An uniriendly and I'M G
journalistic manner. Their motives
e know not; but we are Of the opinion a
rat had our contemporary criticised
he boards official acts in an honest and h
nccre argumentative manner, instead
little local thrusts of sarcasm, there t,
ould he no cause for an explanatory
tier from the Board, and unkindly n
cling engendered. When an editor ii
ates-if he did-that journalists are
Dt in the habit Of retracting when pro- bl
N in error, he libels the press. l.
We trust the Husbandman will salts
ctoiily interpret the meaning OF their =
marks. should they reply to the com I'd
issioners, and at the same time cor
ct ihe misinterpreta,ion they have H.
used 10y their local in last weeks
'ue regarding the Neihart and Town
nd road, in which it is stated the -
refused to give the
road committee any encour- =,
cment. The facts are. as the Hus- oo
ndman must have known. that the
set day, April 9TH, h,
: special session to consider the wa
liter. ho
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

TIN week We cent out circulars To
such al our patrons rs are IN arrears
0n subscription. We trust they will
favor ~ with an early response. Those
who get their mail at any Of The offices
where we have authorized agents. II,
published in lit at the head Of local
page, can settle with them. or remit
direc, TO TIE MINERAL ARGrs.
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18

a Gallatin county debating club had
\ very interesting discussion recently
on the subject, Resolved, that the
Northern Pacific railroad construction
and operation in Montana has been To
me detriment Of the country" This
discussion may have had something
To do with the recent cut in Northern
Pacific freight rates.
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The Butte attorneys Of the Utah a.
Northern railroad argue that when a
COW Is run over and killed by a train.
me company is not responsible, the
COW having failed to Use due diligence.
This Is taking Il cow-ardly advantage.
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Senator Miller, New York. from the
senate committee on agriculture and
forestry, has reported favorably the
Edmhnds bill to establish forest reser-
ration on the headwaters of the Mis-
sour river and ON the head waters of
Clark's fork Of the Columbia river.
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18

Col. Broadwater is back in Helena
from his eastern trip and says he found
no lack OF capital ready To back him
IN the Montana Central aud other rail
way enterprises for thi, territory.
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18

The Mormon women held Il large
weeting in Salt Lake City few days
(ince and denounced the government
rs only women are capable, for its war
on their vile institution. Their defense
OF Mormonism is the best evidence of
ITS PERM, BUSINESS.
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-iies knife !n you ~ let uui about
live gallons III the dirty beer" n thi,
ionl-mouihed evangelist should talk
that way in Montana some one wot.ld
'go forward" and kick u lung out Of
him.
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18

Delegate Toole is said to he buckinp
against the confirmation of judge Pol.
lard, and there is prospect for "a
Montana lawyer being substituted.
Fire the carpet-baggers, good. bad or
indifferent.
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18

The attempt Of the citizens Of Hele-
na to stop the erection Of their new
court house, on the ground that its
FOUNDATIONS are Insecure. has failed.
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18

Mrs. Brewster. the beautiful and ac-
eompiiahed wife Of ex-Attorney Gen
oral Brewster, died in PHILADELPHIA on
The 9Th inst
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u grieves Us Ia state that the bandit
known us Juan Gonzales Cristobal Dia
III Pctilluno, is dead. His name will
be divided among his relatives.
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a company is now engaged in drain.
ing and opening To cultivation the
Everglades of Florida.
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Notice

All persons are hereby warned to not pay
an any orders or checks presented by my son
Thomas Stuart, and purpor;ina. To he stoned
by me, as all such are forgercs. and will
not pay any debts of his contracting.
GRANVILLE STUART.
Jan. 9TH, Iss5.
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WHAT rs 1T /?

iH special arrangement with the publishers of
"laIm aud iircsidc, ". can for a short time offer
u liee giii IN connection with our paper II is a
MAhNiflrENr ENGRAVING entitled "IIAu.
LII ald 'fitEIlA. oar oitr j. a. follows:
The price Of peck'- sun one year /, sa1
me price "i Farm a Fircsidc one year is 30
The value OF the Engraving is fully 30
soto
We give all ia, Above, worth $500. tor only - 0o
SUBS rihe Tor fcck sun a. o!.ce and secure Them
all. Addruss
PICKS SIN. Milwaukee. Wis
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18

Ex-tiov. Ramsey, Of Minnesota has
resigned the chairmauship Of the Utah
commission.
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18

The cleanup Of the Drum Lummor
mime for the month Of February was
>ll0, 100.
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18

Parnell entered parliament eleven
years ago. He Is now forty years old.
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18

Jeronie ID. Chailce, ex-senator from
Colorado, is dead.
The Mineral argus., 1886-03-18

Capt. Mills, Of the New North West.
J seriously i'll.
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ghe stiii,eral Argus

MAIDEN, THURSDAY. March l.. 1856
90 Hif~HIb rfEkIN 81
FELL 6 pR00Mhn. Editors & Proprie;ors
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-05

3cne au9ebahnt bat. Golonale @ruppen>
9eitaltuHget, Rdmpfe 3miiben Wteniben
uno Sbteren barItellenb, itnD bier auige>
iteat, Die an ~2ebenotgtett Der 0onnlung
uao &abnbeit Der 3ethnumg ben nerblifz
fenolten EraftlelitungeH Der Nfalerei stetd>
tommen. Golden Sb6pfungen geaeuiiber
erlNeiten Die itetten lno gGatteu Warmorz
gruppeW in vtlal1 tldem" @ei9mad, bic
Henuiie, minors, 8lDhe's u. |. NJ. rebt
arlnielta. 9te iino HatiirliA aud In be-
trd6tliber NnSabl %Dorbauoen, auein bas
8ublttum tDeloet ibnen mentS Aufmerfs
iamfeit gu. Wenn irsenb Elm Gbtcagoer
WfiItonar Sas 8etipiel 4robasep's nab 8
ahn1elI uno einet unierer Barfs 0ur1 Elm
grDBeS gSerf Der biloen0en Stunt beretbern
peute. bier fdnoe CT @elesenbett senug
b1au.
Sir bic 9roBe WlebrsabI Ser 9eiu@er
idetrt inhel!en lttdt Die Notwithstanding
lelblt bic Saupts Mnsie1ung 81 biloen, ione
bern bic SIue Der tetbli6en Semitic. rpel6e
ihneH nnd nebenbei geboteu miro. SIN ben
groBen 8ogea Der ben 8lab burd,ldneioens
ben 6oAbabH fino Sablrei1e vddte" 8ierz
Dtrtbl6aften uno @afes eingert6tet; unD
etn fieliger nod allen Setten bin offener
SpeileiaaI inn1lttet Der rei3enben Blulnen-
gruppen uHo 9~drtenanlagen miro bon Bez
iuhern ni6t Ieer. Wa6mlttagS ulo
QtbenSs Loot etn Doppelcon3ert Eaulenoe
berbei, bic lid iauf Der WanoeLbabn htbags
lid ihlenoerno bin uno Der l1ieben uno
babel ipnbI aber ales Qtuoere, ais Bitoer
un0 6tatuen ptauoern. d
@tner Der tn%tereHanteiten 8untte auf
benz Neutrality-suspicious. lit Die Rneipe, pelAe
ft6 Der Ginit[eroeretH Sioelttas einserihz
tet bat. IN Die aber M Wtttglteber, pDer
Ginselabene ;3utritt baben. Weir mat Ie
uiht peri6loiien. Der 3et5 bteies Ibrigens
ni6t le6r grobeu &aunleS beite6t in Der,
bumortitiihen Waalereien, momit bieEanlts
Ter bic Bdnoe bepinleIt baben. Non elmer
glnpronung lit pa feline &eoe. oslo uno
buttt our6einal0er baben ba Die gentatlten
Wtaler tbre betterlte, llbern1ilt6igite 2aune
1T Sarben uuSgelpruoeLt. Siele Der Oars
%ftelungen iinD gAtmitbtge Nerlpottungen
Der beionoern @tgenarten berlblnterW taler /;
- barunter oft eiH erfIarenber Gers. Oils
sum BeiipteI: uuno lit Der 9immel nod
10 grau, SD NAL ibn i6on in Qtnfertss
bIau." ODER inter einem Die Wanboline
ipteleHben Nubier, Der ieiner @eliebten eth
Stduoden bringt, bsr mutbmaBLtbe Tert
ieineS @eianges: v0iutter, Der Wfdun NIT
bea @oat tit ba" III S6rtf9igen, Die aui
ben erlten Blid tpie arabiide ausieben.
0ie metifen Der S9iIbereien itnb toIe
5ber3e i'm beitet @ei6maG Der vgtiesens
ben 8lGtter." 50 cine init Der ~italienia
i6ben unterihrift: P. Hant Asia insti Lodi
br. Emmerat Skel lerio (Phantasia in
stilo di Bremen RatskeIlerio). Inter elmer
anpetn lbermiitbigen 5ttase itebt bic fots
9enbe rdtbieLbafte SnidDrift, nit Der i'd fir
heute lAlieben nil, es bent Geier anbetms
sebeuo. ite gu entSifferu: Vino ct igni chit,
isti SIC ecee. III. r.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-05
0crmtTNteS.

= Gin Cub at oes heIiiI6en Snfauz
teries Sediments @te. HI 1tanens ytuael
Duroe tltr3Ii6 bon Dem &tiegsgeridt in
Dec ! na gu elmer Sc # uu9sftrae bon
z Sabren nno 8erieBHna in Die
Smette &laie bes Soloatenltanoes
nerurtbeilt. Nagel ltano npGbrenD oes Ausz
bru1s oes 0enti6efran30ftf6en
GrtegeS BET bent oamalt9en Dritteu
groBber3oglih belfilden Snfanteries &eats
lnent uno marl9irte nit oemlet6en nab
Trantrel6; aus lGmmtlihen S1ladtelI
ure 0efe6tsn, an tuelden oas 9feaiment
thetlnabm. cling NageI unperieDrt beruor,
bis CT IN Orleans erfrautte uno in
ettem b~ortl9eu T%eIolasoret6 undergraduate
tpuroe. .Gtnes XageS - CT lpar bereits
auT Der 8ellerung - Derl6pauo CT aus
Dem Ga3oretb un0 fonnte niht me6r oufqez
tuHoen neroer, NIB aus bielem @rltnoe
tpurDe er aud auf Die Site Der .8erz
mtBten" geleBt. Nudn ais Der Selosua
ldnSlt su @noe mar, uub Die Sruppen wiez
Der III lbre 6eimatb 3uri69efeGrt tparen,
blteb ytagel beri1Dunoen, uno auf
Der @eoenftafel, iDel6e in Der &alerne oes
III. ben. 3eglmentS oer Sdlo6faler ne)
Gr8ebrddt lit, ulo auf tpelder iib Die
Jtalren lGmmtlther gefallellen unp uerz
mlBten Soloaren bieieS Ge9imeuts befanz
ben, praugte AUDI in goloeHen 2ettern inter
ben 8erlllBten Der geame oeS Sploaten
Nu8el. Se6sSe6n Sabre iinb felt oieier
!3ett psr9angen, ais pt0Bti6 i'm Srtibiabr
oteleS SabreS in elmer neutrality-suspicious.
Staot, ME eS beiBt, in &atierslauterR, Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-05

aber ieIbF Der f~toI;eite I1naar tpirb niat
la9eN, baB tie lid nit Der oeuti6en -mellen
fam. Die b6hmiide 2iteratur 1T nod
Idn6her un6 non elmer froatilden babe tb
nod Hidts gebSrt. Die peutiben SdHlen
in uaaarn, F8Sbmen unn 4foatieu trerben
aLip utd1t aHetu benz OeMtl6t1uM hieuen.
iouperH aud ben berrj6enben NetionatitGz
ten hasu 6eIielt bic BrHtalitdt Su lberpins
ben, nit neI6er lie ieBt bic 9eutiden ners
folGen. Ssb bin nid)t ais 9eutiAer, JONI
bern als R~oSmppnIttlter oafir, baB oas
Apeutihe 8elen in Iegittmer Metie in DETER
reid srbatteH bleibe. @s TT barauf biHges
mieien poreen, haR mat 10 oft bic 8ltde
auf bic 9eutibM in @Hterifa ribtet unb
tpte mir INNER berett iinb, tpean grehe
&aiierflut6ea fpmmeu, 81 belfen. MaS
mir lest iebeH. lit audi cine MaiierHutb,
utb stDar eine Der idIimmiten 6orte. @ls
bas 9ohpaiier am &bsln pitbete, purben
9duier pe99eiGwemmt tie t6nnen tpieOer
aufesbaut tnerbeH. Die iesise @aferflutb
ioA asutides Neien, oeutlhen @etit,
beutide Gtteratur, oeAtIdes Streben megs
idltpemmen. 9aben mir ben 9euten anl
&bein tpieoer 81 0duiern uno Gefern ses
hplien, 10 iputeiI mir ben 9entihen in
SeiterreiG aud pieher su ibrer @ultur
beEfeu,". 20 3s-
Der 0etu WDrfer @erein bat fi6 fpIgen6e
Beamte aenGbit: 9snaIo 9ttenoorfer,
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tDaD, Or. q. Saeebi. @icez YrGftbenten !;
81: g. Sttesnp, Sdasmetfter Or. Sol. 8.
Senner, Sefret1r.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-05

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