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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11
Scientific Miscellany.

yoLAPUk.-The plan for a universal CONNER
cial language" originated about i've years ago by
Herr Schleyer of switzerland. seems TO be meet
ing with greater favor than had been accorded 9th
er projects of a similar kind, It is reported that
Volapuk is already spoken with facility by thou
sands of Europeans; knowledge Of il is beingd
seminated by more than fifty societies scattered
over England, Germany, Austria. Sweden HoI
land, Asia Minor and other countries; Volapul
grammars for the use Of HouenJots and Chinese
besides all the European Nations are either ia the
market or are ia course Of preparation; and two
reviews one entirely in Vol2puk and the other
with translation on alternate pages, are regular
ly published. The special advantage Of the new
language is the ease with which it can be learned
eight lessons having enabled Partisan class TO
correspond readily with students in foreign cour-
tries. e
SPEECH EECoRDISG. a promising method o
recording and reproducing speech is that Of H.
Leon EsquiLIe, by e modification of the photo
phone. The speaking is done before diaphram
having a highly polished surface from which ray
of light Is reelected and the record of thia speech
is obtained by simply phOtogruphing the ray Of
light upon travelling band OF seusitized paper.
After having been developed, the articulation may
De reproduced by projecting the image Of the
trace by means OF a strong light upon a selenium
receiver, the well-knowu apparatus for transform
ing light impulses into s0uHd-vibEatious, and the
speech is then heard through the telephone con-
uectsd.
SrAsT sH GEoGHAPuT.-The deId for geograph-
icul exploration is not yet exhausted even in Eu-
rope. Schrader states that in the north of spain
several ranges OF mountains exist, some reaching
q height Of lea00 feet which have no place ON any
geographical map. the Aran valley another
discovery has been recently made. Triaugulatiou
showed a gap untitled between two ranges OF
peaks which approach from different sides. had
been supposed 10 form 81 single range; and further
exploration proved that the gap contained large
ana hitherto unknown lake
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11


Circumstances strongly show that
Ecandia viii have two railroads built
through it next year. One is the B. s.
NJ. from Cuba and the other is the Mo.
Pac. from Greenieaf. This last line
runs from Greeuleaf to Bcllville, Scan
dia. Smith Center and Phinipsburg
This will be shorter line from the west
TO Atchison than is the one via Concor-
dia and it is intended that the north line
viii be the main line. This will place
Scandal on the main line on the Cen
tral Branch and viii still have local con
nectiOn with Concordia and other
points. If these things come about, it
will make things boom for Scandal and
Republic county.-Scandia Journal.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

In the District Court of Phillips county, Kansas.
Maggie Anderson, plaintiff.
James Anderson. defedant. J
Defendant James Anderson is hereby notified
that he has been sued ia the District Court of
Phillips county Kansas for divorce from the
bonds of maJrImony by the plaintiff Maggie An
derEou on III grounds uf lbuudoumeuu and that
her petition in said cause was filed in said court
on the 2d-h day of Nov 1886, and that he must an-
SIS en- the said petition on OF before the 18th day of
january A. ID. 1885, OF the petition of plaintiff viii
be taken as true and Judgment rendered for di.
vorce and the custody of her minor children VIII
be rendered thereon accordingly
ELIuE DAVIS.
Attest: J. n SALLEE, plaintiffs Atty.
Clerk District C0urt. dec4-3w
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11
Ballard S SNOW Lininent.

This linimeut is a positive cure for
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Lame Back
Sore Chest. Old Sores, Wounds.
Sprains and all Bruises. tt is the
most penetrating Hniment in the
world. 1t VIII restore contracted mus
Giles TO their natural elasticity. rubbed
on the throat il will cure the worst
case of Group. 1t is an absolute speci-
fic Tor corns, bruises, chapped hands,
etc. Ladies will find it particularly
effective in lame back. H. A. Harmon,
Agent.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

The commissioners. Of seventy presi-
Dental post-masters will expire during
the month of December. On the reas-
scmbling Of Congress the President
viii have thelaappoint ments- OF about
$50 postmasters during recess, to send
10 the Senate for confirmation
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

The contest for the Speakership of
'h g House Of Representatives is attract
ing scme attention now. Hon. A. W.
Smith ef MCPHERSON, seems to be She
most prominent man for the pos ition
Our fellow. townsman, c. A. Lewis
who became quite well acquainted with
hlr. Smith at the Lass session of the leg
stature, says he is man of thorough
and practical information ON matters
connected with the legislation of the
state, and is q most excellent Parlia-
IN, ntarian. It IS more than likely that
Mr.. Smith viii be called upon TO pre-
side in the coming Legislature.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

The manager Of the Union Depot
DINING room, of Kansas City. refused
10 let Hon. Z. p. MeCabe eat with reg
Ilar customers on account of his color.
Old Missouri never loses an opportunity
TO show its early training.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

The total value OF the exports from
this eonuny, in its leading alGcles Of
export during the past fiscal year, is
S759. ~, 25s as. against S474,029, 1872
in imports for the same time. This
shows that cur country is not in q bad
condition. or at least would not be if
internal affairs were properly regu-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

a 100000 appropriation bill passed
the house Tuesday for the establishment
OF a permanent school of instruction for
cavalry and light artillery at Fort Riley,
Kansas
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

Representative peters introduced q
bill to provide for the deposit OF gold
ar silver coin or bullion as security for
national bank circulation; banks to de-
post coin to the par value Of bonds.
The Secretary of the Treasury to sur
render the bonds to the banks when
coin or bullion is So deposit ed.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

Our branch Office failed to get us
down for the Presidents message. How
ever, there are very few of our readers
who wOaId care TO wade through 20,-
600 words over the signature of the
great ''reform" President. The me s.
sage, as described by one Of our leading
Republican journals, is a stately com
pound Of poppy-cock".
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

1888 Nov g. 1886.
Notice is hereby given that the folloWiug -named
settler has filed notice Of her intention % make
final proof i'm support of her claim, and that said
proof IlI be made before Clerk District Court or
Probate Judge at Phiilipsburg, Kansas on Dec
ID, 1886, viz
BARBARA WORKMAN,
ia POSES. for the uW& uW& section j.. town J..
range IL. she names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton Of said land, viz; A. j. Stanton, stephen
Atkins. L. 4. Shuck and ID. Beam, all of Repub-
lican City. Eeb. JOHN BESSELL-, Register.
Pratt & Lewis, Att'ys. nOV6
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

President Cleveland's message was
TOO much for him. 1t has somewhat
impaired his health.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

Emma Maloy has again been indicted
for completely in the Sarah Graham
murder.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

Itch, Prairie Mango, and Scratches
of every kind cured in so minutes by
WoOfOrd's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never tails. Sold by O..
w. BickIord, Druggist Philipsburg,
Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

The estate of ex President Arthur is
placed at from $4,000 to $500, OO0.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

BY virtue of an execution TO me delivered. and
levy made hereunder, i viii on the 18th day of
December 1885, at two O'Clock p- M. at S. Lee
bricks, in Granite township. Phillips county. Kan
sas, sell az public sale the following property to-
wit.
One sorrel horse. two years old,
One bay colt one year old.
Three last spring colts,
One steer calf one Year Old.
Two red and white spotted heifer calves,
Eleven last spring calves,
Ten head OF cows and One bull
the pFOpeTay OF o. 8. Barren taken on executf
in favor of Kate O.. Darrcu Dec. 80. 1886
C. NJ. HCGUIRF. Sheriff.
does By =. G.. CUMMINGS. Deputy.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

Tom Moonlight is to be Governor OF
Wyoming Territory.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11
The Eight-Eour Vorzing Dav

The following is from a Topic In the
December Century. every indication
points rs to the belief that such a furth-
er reduction in hours OF labor, even be-
low the eight-hOur limit, is not only
possible, but exceedingly probable, if It
IS allowed to come naturally, not arti-
fcially; that the progress of art and
science is rapidly tending where it is
unchecked, TO make less labor necessary
for mans subsistence. Nothing could
be so certain 10 check or destroy this
tendency as an organized effort by labor
10 gam a forced, artificial, and unfair
advantage over It's employers. When
hours OF labor are far above the limit
possible at the time, statutory interior
ence can do comparatively little harm,
the nearer they approach the natural
limit, the more does statutory interfer-
ence tend to drive them no again.
Labor organizations can do very little
by striving for a legal eight-h0ur day,
they can do. very much by striving TO
sweep away passion and prejudice, by
unfolding peace. order, and security
the conditions of efficient production
and by inculcating and intelligent con
sideration of facts by their members.
Only IN this way can they gain OF ap-
prOach an eight-hOur working day"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

Tuesday, January 4th. the Kansas
Legislature viii meet for a fifty days
session.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

To exchange for western land-Black-
smith Wagon and Machine Shop. Also
house and lot barn etc Property VIII
rent readily for $50 or $50 per month.
Value $500. For particulars address,
a. AtoHRBACaEE
Ne-moras Nemahas county Kan.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11
- - Il IEiEWln. -.

1856 Nov. g. 1885
Notice is hereby given that the folIowing-named
settler has fled notice of his intention 10 make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof VIII be made before Register or Receiver az
ElirFiu. Kansas on Dec. l5- 1885, viz
b. j. WAINWRIGHT.
I'D. $685.. for tae zea section "a town . range L.
He names tile following Witnesses % prove his
continuous residence uPou- azd cultivation Of
said land. viz. q. j. Williams, A. j. EacEeg. c.
Fisher and Robert Townsend all OF West Cedar,
Kansas. JOHN BIcoEL-Ls REGISTER
Wmds e Lingle, Att'ys- n0v5
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

Is the place to buy your

They also take corn and country
produce, at the highest market price
in exchange for goods. Call in and
see them whether you wish to buy
or not.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11
stoekhoIders RIeetlnr

At special meeting of the stock
holders Of the Philips County Agricul-
turai and Mechanical Association held
pursuant to adjournment and public
notice, at The Court House, in Phillips
burg, Kansas December 9th, 1886 the
following action was taken. Meeting
called to order by j. H. Young, Pres
ident- The Secretary reported action
Of committee on bylaws as adopted by
said committee. On motion report OF
committee was accepted and committee
discharged
On motion the constitution and by
laws as reported by committee was
read by section and adopted unani-
mously.
Moved and seconded that we elect a
delegate 10 attend the meeting of the
solomon Valley Fair Circuit TO be held
al Cawker City on Friday, December
10th, 1886. Motion carried.
On motion the Secretary was ap-
pointed as such delegate, to attend the
meeting, at the expense of the society.
On motion resolved that the min
utes of this meeting, together with the
constitution and bylaws as adopted be
published in the Phi3Hpsburg HERALD.
On motion adjourned tn Tuesday, Dec.
l4th, 1886 j. S. BARNES, sec'v.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

Congress is now in session.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11
SHERIFF1S SALE.
lease No. SSH
State of Kansas, Phillips county, So.


State of Kansas, Phillips county So.
Ia the District Court Of Phillips county:
WiIliam L. Gilbert and Henry Gay. co-partucrs
doing business under the name, style and firm OF
Gilbert IS Gay Plaintiffs
VS..
Thee Cooper. Nancy j. Cooper, and David L.
Bartlett Defendants.
Public notice is hereby given. that under, and
by virtue OF the judgments rendered I'm the above
entitled action. in and 10y the above named con T.
and Of an order OF sale issued ON said judgments.
20 me directed and delivered, VIII on Dec. %
leS5s between the hours OF / and 3 O'Clock %. IN.
of said day, at the front door of the court house
IN Phllpsuurg. IN the county Of Phillips State of
Kansas, o1Ier 90 Public SAFE and sell to The highest
bidder for cash Iu hand. the following described
real property namely: Southwest quarter of sec
ton tWeuty-siZ y2d), township one G1, range
eighteen Ce), ali in the county of Phillips s ate
OF Kansas. said property has been levied upon
ana is 70 be sold as the property Of the above
named defendants.
Dated this nth day OF October, A. D. 1856.
G. Il. MCGUIRE
Sheriff of Phillips County
G. A. spauIding s. Co., Att'ys for Pitts nov50
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11

men Once south side public square, Phillips
urgh- Kansas
A. B. HoUCK, M.
Eclectic Physician
once az c. w Bickford-s Drug Store, North side
Public square Phiips0urg, Kansas. All calls.
both day and night, promptly attended T-2I
WILLIAM BIssELL-
Real Estate and Loan AGENT
Business before the q. s. Land ONCE At IEirg-iu
kansas anu before the Department al Wash mo-
Jons ID. c. promptly transacted. 7-gI
ELIHU DAVIS,
Attorney at Law.
Once, South side OF Public Square. Phillips
burg Kansas.
@. A. sPAULDESG * Co,
Attorneys at Law
" III do q general law and Land business CoIIec-
uons made with promptuess ana dispatch once
on one North side of me Public square, Phillips
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-12-11
FOUNDRY And HAC8IEB WORK.
i am now prepared to do all kinds Of
CASTING, BLACKSJIITHLNG
And lL4CHLNE WORK.

Repairing all kinds of machinery a specially
Bring on your old machines and have them fitted
up to run as well as new. Do not wait until you
are ready to use them.
Foundry east Of Harman's livery barn, Phillips
burg, Kansas. iuIy-24
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-07
2ctmeuf1fttNA

SIM Gr6gei9oB bes 6auies $50. $50
Mibigan 2luenue purbe Wltttmo6 Nbeno
btei@rn ettpas in 8erwelung Heterogeneous
Qctde elmer tooten Srau gefuloel. 0ie
Seritorbene modte etpa 35 Sabre alt iein,
mar lebr drmlih 9etletbet uro ani6einenb
line 8otin OOer SStalienerin. lleber Der
&ti0e laaen stpei Slaideu, Oeren cine Jeite
elmer buntlen StI iiigfeit aufpieS. Ser SOB
Der Trau Dar anldetneno enttpeoer bur6
@rlbOpfung ooer bur9 @ergiftunG 6erbeiz
9eflbrt tDorben. Die &et6e nuroe mad
Der Wtor9ue iiberfiibrt.
OanSobnion, Elm 40 Sabre alter i6ipeotz
lder Nrbeiter, tDurbe Wtittpod)QlbenD gegen
II 1br III Der, Nu. 173-26ite StraBe be-
finoliden GDpierz Wertitdtte BON Y0. Wfc
@arIbp, ietneln bisbertgen Nrbeitseber, toot
aufaefunoeH. SobnioM iol Elm arger
1rinter geweieH lein uno in IeBter 3ett
1Guftg iber untpobliein geflagt babeu.
Setle 2ei1e purOe na6 Der Morgue iiberz
oefubrt. .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-07
eeltfn,mes NicrlMininnenA

Seit un9efdbr uierSebn Taaen tpetLte ser
Nouofat st. 0apiS 0ut0cruft, elm illlQer,
IebenSluittger Wtallu Don "a Snbreu, tn
@bicago un0 mar crit eth @alt oeS
Fremont 9Duie", uno Dann ieiues yreu,lz
oes, oeS Sr1. 8. 81. Worrotp, in geo. 384
Wa6aib g!oe. tpobubaft. GOrigen WOntag,
9fadmlttagS 5 uhr, gtng 9utbcraft all Der
GafefrOnt lpa5teren uto mIetbete 1l0 AM
TuBe Der qSart Hom elm tGeines 8oot, in
Dem er nod nm Z l16r nt6t melt bonn
Stranoe ruoerno geleDcn puroe. QIm anz
Oeren Wtorgen fanO ma baiiel6e leer ltnQez
f6br brei Wteilen bonn 2auOe auf Dem See
l6Dinmeno. Der, nie an ben Sagen Dor=
ber, D0ui9 rubig, fait peQenloS tpar. Ser
Snlaile beS 8oOtes, G. .. 9utdcraft, aber
lit lettOem ipurlos OerldmunOen, uH0 IS
lit an5une6men, baB er freiDiutg ben SOB
in ben @ellen geiudt bat, oa bas Sa6rSeug
oolIltdIDtg troGen nno unperlebrt porge>
Tuloen tDurDe. Setne Sreunoe Itelen
einen Selbitmorb enti6teDen in Nbreoe, oa
Der 8ernlibte in 8uten &~erbGltniiieu, itets
in bettsrer Stimmung uno obne ieopeoe
Gorge gelebt uno nod tur5lt0 Don letner
GiGtebr nab &entudD uno lelner Sreloe
bariber gelpro6cn babe. SIM Boot Wuroe
Elm 8uno S6lunel Doreefuloen, un0 inn
8ootbauie beftuoet ft6 nod iein Spa5terz
tod, auf beileu 8nopf Der Name Des 8erz
miBten eingrauirt iii. st ieLbit mar 1tets
iebr elegant ~getleioet nnb trug auBer elmer
ldtperen gol0enen l1br uno Settle cine be-
trG9tlt0e Summe @eloeS bel ft1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-07
Gbteaaocr in scbcmseefabr.

Der Oceanoampfer w9Imerifa", bon Ser
vgtational 9ine," unter Deiien Baifagteren
ii6 audi 9r. .. Gt0iing uno Srau aus
@bica9o befanoeu, bdtte, tpie Gle 9onooner
Gimes beri6tet, beinabe auf offener Gee
S6iffbruh e~rlttten. Ser 0ampfer bate
lOeben Die. Equalization Saltner paiitrt,
uno befano fi6 ungefGbr in Der Gt6tung
lla6 @aIen Seao Oil Der engIii9en Ellte,
- ais .er unectpartet in einen biden, ur1z
our6orin9li6en 9tebel eingebiut ipur6e.
Ser @apitGn traf lofnrt aIIe Si6erDettsS
borfebrungen, betteg leine Commando
bruGe, lleB oas S0tff nit balber Strait
fa6ren, unaufbOrli9 Die peitbt1 b0rbaren
9tcbeIitgnale uno Die tIeine l6riue Oampfz
pfetfe ert0nen uno 6orcbte GngItIi6 auf
ieoe Nnttport zines iib etlpa in Der NG6e
beftnoli6en S6tffes. Bl0Bli6 tau6te Elm
loI6es III nG6lter ytGbe, taum 20 Oaros
BON Der vNlnerifa" e~ntiernt auf unD lez
gelte nit boiler 8raft Direct .auf oieie los.
Sin 3ulammenitoB i1etnt unuermeiDs
lid, Der Baliagtere bemdchttgt iid eil paz
nii6er S6reGen, 9lQe baLten iib fir Oer=
loren. 9o9 Der erfabreue @apitait bat
letne 9eiltes9egenpart ni6t perloren; er
etebt benz Weal6tniite1 oaS Signal, bic
rQmerita" nit boiler &raft na6 rid
iDGrGS Su treibsn, ulo Der Guoere 9dmpfer,
III Dem ma Die vGttD Of @9icaao" Don
Der Snman1G tnte erfannt baben nil, lez
9elt nit ~ungel6wG6ter &raft an Dem am
oeren 10 na6e Dorbet, Dab man beqlem
BON benz etnen 8erceG auf 0aS di1Dere
bGtte .iprilBen f0nnen; Die @efabr mar
aber 9lIdlt6ertpelle Doriiber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-07
epfer bon ~e@tesNIoen.
Gtn 14i6brtDer &nabe BON etent T0rbt8em
Iebens gef6brIt6 persphtoet.

@eorg Mc2ean, ein etpa 14iGbrtger
Rnabe, Der in geo. 3755 SobnIm Qlace BET
leinen @Ltern pohnt, ftel MrItag gfads
mittag I'M 2 11br Is Minuten ener Da9nS
iinnigen S6ieBeret gum Opfer, mel6e il6
gebGuoe Der Nmertcan @rpreB 81. 3mtlheH
3pet beiBblitigen 9~lfritanern atru8 nnO
an Der er ielblt in fetner g8etie Qntbeil ge>
nommen batte. Die bet6en ShieBboloe
iinb So6n @t1iamS, alias rBal6l SourS",
Elm 80 Sabre after un6 bisber an Der @te
Der @an 8uren nno State Str. ,ieBbaft"
getpelener S%ttefeIpuBer, unb Der S4idbrtge
Charles 86tte, Elm Reuner, BET 3aleBt TIM
vGiteaa Gaze, SO. 446 State Ctr, be-
i9Gftigt getpeien mar. Nahoem MutamS,
ber BET Wettem Ountlere BON 8eibp, benz
@bite bereits Sonntdg Nben6 gelgentltb
zines Streites iber Elm &artenlp ielblutige
Ga6e gei6poren, Gerietben tie ft6l9eitern
Na6mtttag Dor ben Staauugen Del v2lun.
@rpreB Co." unbermuthet 1berm1LsE in oen
We9 uno 8eibe aogen nun lOfoT ibre
S1teBetien berpor, Doratf lie in ldneQer
9[mfeinanoerfoLge 4 Bis 5 Shaile tpt1ielz
ten. Die &ueeln ginaen ieooh fe& uno
W6tte flidtete ltd barauf lit BAD er<
nG6nte StaugebGu6e, ipo6tn WilGams
na6folgte. Oie S6teBeret pnrbe biet Of
bon Seiten @iHtdnS' o0er Bbite's err
i6eiut nod unbeitimmt, fortgeiebt un6
bierbet nun Duroe Der it betu @ebGIoe be-
l6Gftigte WcQean BON etner Rugel 10 stnz
9Lidli6 am unteren gbstle bes &idens
getroffen, oaB, pie ipdter Grstlt1 ~feltgelhIt
tpurbe, iein !3uitano ais Elm b66lt beoeRfz
li6er betra6tet tperoen muB. Die bei&n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-06-07
MHt NFn9ftt onta9+
Gtawetbmms oes @Itembetnt.

9as gan3e Oeutidtbum bon Chicago,
Goot County unb Ou Yage @ountD tplro
ii6, 10 ernartet man, am Yftng1 It III 1t<
tag, Der IA. 0ieies Wonats, bel Der Gtlt>
ipeibun9 6es prG6tigen, ieBt Douenoetet
QItenbetm Elm SteIlot6etn geben.
0aS Sntereiie fir oieie NnitaIt mat ME 10
rege ipte ieBt, mo ite ferttg lit, uno no man
bod ft6 our6 ben Gugenl6etn lberscuaen
nil, oh benn tpirflt6 10 loom gerathen.
mas nit 10 Diel Spfern bon Seiten Der
beuti6en 8eDOlferung GbicagO's uno letner
umgegeno ms Mert geleBt moroen lit.
OaB IS baS lit. uno oaB namentlt6
aud unlere 2eier auf benz Qanoe ii9 iIber
bic auf benz @~runoitId getrotfeneu lamb
tpirtDl6attLt1en Ginrt6tungen freue1 iper>
ben, glauben mir init gutem 0eDillen be-
bdupten 3u f0nnen. Gbenlotpie, oaB faunt
cine tpoblt6Gtige NnitaIt i'm 2anbc beitebt,
tpelde BET aIler Nnlpruhsloiigtett nit lr
geoiegener GleQan5. uno nit lol6er 9tuds
fi9t auf bas @obIbeftnDen Oerer erri0tet
lit, fur Die ite beittnlt1t moroen. 9a5
NIten6eim fam getrOlt in ieoer Se5iebuI8
cine Witllteranltalt genan1t meroen.
0as Nltenbetm lit Elm 8ert aller 9eut>
i6en, Dbne INTERRUPTED poIttiiher, reliz
gt0ier ooer lonltmte trennenOer 2lnitdten d;
alle Seutl6en baben oa3u beigetragen, uno
letne @intpeibung nno GrDffnuIg g~eltdltet
1i1 audi nit Ge6t gu etneln ollge<
metnen oeuti den Sete bel Dem
Die Sarmer aus Der llmgegeno Gbicaoo'S
uni 10 ipentger febIen tperoelt, ais ia ibuen
Die QnitaIt an na6Iten liegt, uno aud
piele bon tbnen gu ibrer @rrihtung BEIGE
tragen babsn. SAT- BON gang Goofs uno
gu Sage @ountD bat man eS Mot tpetter
uno ptelfab DteL nG6er nd0 bent nj Der
DtaoiionitraBe. eben tDeitlt6 bon Der @rense
5iptlden GicerO uno Yropilo belegenem
Nltenbeiln, wie bon Chicago. NuBeroem
tperoen unlere Sarmer @elegenbett 6aben,
ihren ipe3ielen 9iebling, ben 9ouperneur
OgIesbD auf benz Seite gu ielen uno gu
boren, oa er Derlproben bat, Die engltlde
Seitreoe gu balten. 9ie Deutl6e bdlt Der
Spreher Der Surngemeinoe, ST.. Souls
gtetteLborlt. q. Is. 9eltng pirb Die
S6lIiiel an BEN SrauenDereil iiberrei6cn
uno Srau Berfmeiiter ite III Deiien Jfamen
-entgegennebmen. Oie Ser. OtG1nerd0re
tperDen itngen. Gin prd6tiger Bicnicz
8lab ltegt neben benz Nlten9etmz @runo=
itid; fir uHterbrtngung bon Bfero un0
gGagen miro beitens gelorgt letl; etn pros
ntlorii6er SpeilelaaI, Der ipGter fir Elm
groBeS 0a6ner6aus beitimmt lit, lit err
ri6tet; tiir @tienba9ngelegenDeit 1T alsz
ret6eno Gorge getragen. Eur3 es lit NlIeS
getban, UNI IS ben Gauleroen. lpel6e err
tpartet neroen, augenebn1 uuo eemitbLib
5u MAIDEN. Die @bicagoer Oeuti6en
perben aus benz Bfin9itionnta8 eineu
Selert1g mndeE.