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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26
Sts bic 24ff ncannf1a

Bbtltbelpbla, 25. Sanuar. - 81:
Nabtst be: oWetaIiic Sap Ranufacturirl
GonpaaRe" uabe 5untingtun= SaIlep. 5i9
ti0u, 1nrtgomer1 &ountp, Semi, floa
qtfdH gaAmittas in bic 9aft. Sobu @ao2
itcn, 25 Sabre alt, touroe aet0btet. uub
6rGHt 9ocm. 0tobt. 6Iet9er, Sneu @tooal,
Sr9n 4oit, Solu Slrbea uno g8m. BeG6
erlittenhpere Gerleeunsen. Raa fiird]tet,
en5 etl'le Der SermuHOeteu Iterben tpsroer'
@s nrra q 4rbeiter in bem Uerfe be-
idGtttq in peldleu 3iin6r0bren uuS Sapielu
fir ba,Gnt3iiubeu Don Witro- 9luceriu, uub
GbnantPatroHen dngefertigt nnroeu. llsber
he urtne Der @rpToiIOn ift nidts Seuaues
befanit, ieooh glaubt man, Dag Sobu ga.
fon eisIneIud oar6 unoOriihtige Sauoba.
hlng eHer nit 800 3la0fapitla gefiateu
SiGe Igfei fiihrip
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26
Set9oft0ensbrsno In So,ppr,

Soler, glinu., 25. Sanuar.-8ou ben
neuu dneu, peIdIe inter ben Erimmern
bes Strabn den aofibaufes bis jtet her
norsei9en wureen, fonnten bret nod utd,t
tSentlffit foeraen. Die 8erua9IHdteu fol,
len beIe SIR lstteu Gtube befattet perSeu,
uEb alar auf Soften be8 @Ountgs; fie mar
Den mtanSuabme bes Bbitioro, oefisn V,is
DE uurieirsu TrsunSen Iequirirt porSeu IN,
ein ge1siniamsa Grab baben. Die &oro.
ners 1nn ta6site in i5reu 8erbitt ben 8ez
ieer i!s gofbauies, neil er nid)t tn aeuii=
gerber g8eiie Iiir bic Siaerbeit Ieiuer RoF=
gdEger geIorSt hdtte, unb lobte cine Iu1ahl
YeriCna, iuelhe nit elmer tpabren SoSes.
pera9tlua oteRettuua BON r1ebrereu in Sc,
fabr ifhREoin 9uIaiieu aus bem BREMEN.
ben 6Qufe 5eRrffelliot battpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26
MtiipnttEce'r @fer.
cine ssnttnntt her grnuereftsEber aaf 0e1
Nber The 6aDrifef perEanasen r5onepst,1

a5er tbr 6abriFat nerbaRaten r9oaeott.~
Mittn uufee, gBisc., 25. Sanucr.
t9'ef9en 8rausreibeFeer babeu ibre 5000 4r,
Better benndrttttgt, oaB an 26. Saluar ie.
Der IN lhren 0ienffsu in Srnuereieu beiaifz
ti8te Wiann, UsI9er 5ur ;, BreDers' Union
gtr. 3" 9eb 6rt, entlafsu miro, rueun er nd
mot bon ieuer Organization losiagt. Da5
Sutular III BON Bhiltpp Bet, SoIepl S9ltt,
Salsntin SIat, 6ran, 6ulf, Sriebr Waiuer,
surg & Sorher, $. Sbsrmaun, Der ,Gream.
SGltezSrstptH9 Comp" mo Der, @ettelmqHa.
SrepIp9= 9=&omp ben SeTiseru ,dmmtlids II
Sfouereien osr Staot - unter3eituet. 9te
Srauer erfIdren, fie ieieu 3n bieier RaBrsael
Ge3nnn9en, neil ihre Nrbeiter ben bier uno
ausmdus iiber bas Rilwaufee'r Bier Der.
tdn9ten pScpc0tt" beperffeuigt h1tteu uuo
mt aler Rad]t fGroerteH. Das &irtular
lent ote GuiuIertIamfeit bes Vublitnms auf
ete IN ben hieiigeu Brauereien be;ablteu DO
ben g0hne Hn0 auf ben umitauo, baR bis
SrnneretbefBer ale @eiuHe ihrer 4rbeiter
bstptut9ten, bic fiG bic Union In BEN NdI,er.
GtIlte etrmilGte nH6 uaperniafsse Fsrhse
Innsen on bic giseutsiimer |fsfte. Sic
Union bdIt beute AbenS zine BerlQmmIuuI
nHo tutro rahEideinIiG eiuen Strite auoro.
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26
Sts SeTasbetten s,ust atearasata=
ENnafnf

Gan Suau beI 5ur, Nicaragua, 25.
San. -3ieWtts!ieher nergrpebittou 3ur Ser
mtfiung bes yticaragua RanaIs befiuoeu fi9
ale trOht. Iis sum II. Sauuar plren BON
Zen 40 wleilen Seuntfrefe, pelde Der Ser
meiinn9 bebiirien, bsreits 10 abgeaedt. I'm
10 Sannar fauleu Der Sn9euieur Yeare uHo
ieine erften IIifenteu auf glAlaouna oe6
Yrafoent @aro1o nad Wansua, no tbuen
Su Gbren Elm Saufett peranftaltet uurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26
Girfa tle!inaia Offer.
gssiterfs iiter Die 8raoeuz2 ataTtrnpb In
SritiFdlsS Sosnmhta. 9cs uneIaf elm
tpeit ero8sres, ais Die erftsa Bertd,te h.
- ilen Itefien.

psit sr1Bsres, ais ote erftsa Sertd5te al
Men IteBea.
Stctoria, S.=@., 25. Sauuor. mar
aIanbt iett, baB nabeSu 30 9feuidlenleb u
burd oas aeferu in Der ,gBeiIiuotou.!R .!Rob.
len5ede" ein9etretene i@lagenbe gSetter Der.
loren giugeH. Die 9eiden BON 20 fpeiseu
@rubenarbeiterH purben n6breuS Der ner.
ganSeneH yladt auf bic SberfL9te eef1rbert
20 uubsre beTuben fi@ nod in Der @rube'
NAB es sritiit fein gruno ,u Der J5offuuno'
baB irgeuo pelGe beriel6en NIT bem Qeben
eobon gefonimen fino. Bret Giertel ber nod,
i'm s8erte beftrbtibeu Wdnuer fiuo @btneieu'
Inter ben neiBen Opfera fiuS bic Nanten
6OIgenber bsfanat: ,9ane" 9aobiufon, 81.
&Obinion, Safob alineresarbe, ssohn Ste.
mart, .. WfDoualb, 0nr. Sorner, Sanes
Spnes Siarl, Sobu RcReal, gBm. Tren
@m. g8ilte. @has. Siltar, 4ler. 9ok, 8.
lonia, Sobt Wfarihau, 81. gincent, 8. @or.
ION, q. @feenpea, Gf. @uofren, 6. Oauis,
Sohn 8iQnms uno 5ranf Ufc@on.
aue nDatd1en Inftreusungeu nsroen ae=
ma6t, Die seihen Der Spfer auf,ufinSen,
allein bas @rubengas ODER ioaenaante "A
ter Damp bereitetet ben 4rbeitern Qrose
Sinoerniffe, Die 8eanten unb Nuaeffe(lteu
Der nSancsnoer aohlen Co." habeu ibre
0ierfte o1gboten unb leifteu alien u09lihen
Seilanb. Die urlade Der @rplOEoH it ujd1t
ernltelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26
aobIemftaab ais SetsmatertaI.

@befer, 3d., 25. Sauuur. Sn ben
rebefer' @iieniperten" tpsrben feit eiuiseu
Sassn &eriufe besii9liG Der Serpenbbar=
feit Bon Soblenfaub als Brennmaterial an.
oolfaueiSe, neil lolpobl bic aide, als aud
Der Ganh couiimirt tpersen; babnrh tpiro
eine GriparniB bon 40 bts so Brojeut an
WateriaI ersielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26
iDrnaa IallasEaaaI

Oiefes rpeItberiihmte prdparat 1T ole
Grftnoun9 zines uuierer beoeutenofen
Ghemifer. Dafelbe entbGlt ale CUR
Gr3eu9un9 pom 5Ieifb, Kno6en, Bluf.
QlusFelu uno ionrit pom Korperfraft er.
foroerliben Seltanotbeie, uno 3par in
elmer fir IeidPtefte Deroauuue eeeigneten
3ornl. Don oen an9eiebenften Aer3ten
uno pRYfioloeen iit oafelbe ais DER beifa
uno 3nperlafi9ite GrIat fiir RnttermGdl
dnerfannt mo ais 0aS 3ltriaItbfte Grs
naRrun9smittel fir fleiite nno pa6ienoe
RiHoer, iotpte fir Kranfe uno Geneienoe
emPfobIen Doroen. ReuliaeOter's Seuts
F3e5 aiRnermeBl TT feinestuegs cine Me-
1Ijill, ionoern, Dle nobmalS betont per.
o9eH muB, etn GrnG5ran8smittel. Wegen
iemeS beoeutenoen Ildbrpertbs, fouis
pe9en fetner Iei9ten DeroauIi6Feit, Gi.
ner S9ma6PaftieFeit nno f5neIen 2luf.
naRme ins Slut 1T oas eeuannte Kinder.
meR! por3u9li9 oenjeni9eH gum 6ebraud
enlPfoPlen, ole an DeroanunosTbudde
uno oaraus enttebenoer un3nreidenoer
Grndhrun9 an trdeem Stoffwe6fel, an
45lutarmutb, l9Iafer lllusfeT. un0 rueis
der Rnobenbilouno uno 2rebuIibem
Ieioen. Somit miro es be6noers sun1
6ebran4fiir Sduelinee, Kinoer in fbneI,
lem U9bstRnm, iopie fir ioE9e KINDER,
oLe Anlaee 3u ioeenannten ,,ooppelteI
G!ieoern" haben, aneeIesentIib empfoEs
len; terner fir OYspeptifer, Krante nno
Genelerloe III ieoem Stadium, fouie fir
1leroeni4rpaRe uuo Grf96pfte. Sci
fePlenoer, Ooer ntdt gutter uuo seaaeenz
Der Wattermit9 1T cas- Kinoerraebl DER
etf5i9e anerfannte Grias DER natdrii6en
lEahrnn9 oes Sduolines. 5ueiei5 1T es
oas tt9erite S4ubmittet Der Kleinen
9e9en lSummersGomplaint,@ 9ronti9e
OsarrR0e nHo KiE0er5oIera. .---
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26

Geiaen linOelnOen GinfIuB auf Die ans
ge9riffenen Gtbuungs 9rgane berbanft
er Der Sbatiaae, 6aB ieinc 8efanOtbeiIe
Die tutrflumitcn befannten grultrnitteI
itnS. Ser 9auptbeitanOtbeil lit Der Sonia
Der Unborn (Horehound) )sBHan,e, mit
Der Abies Balsamea OOer Balm ofGilead
demtia oerbunOen. g}ebcn OieIen entbalt
er tttnf tpeitere bOtnniIdle @lemente, meldas
bic lSirtiamfeit beoeuteno peritGrfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26
Vt. Sc. xoutc.

uniebIbarss Tiittel ssssn Nalnria, Dpspspfe,
eebcrs uns ReroeHlei6en, appetitoiis.eit, 8eroaus
fur assen anpfeibeH uno Serifspfun9. W1n fdroere
lur ". &. mic uH6 fein anoeIes. SO @rnts bic
TIoide. ". &. 3abntropien Nerve -Killer)
beilt Sahnifmertsn ioiort Id Gents bic 4lalfe. Su
alien Apothefen Su baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26

&'trtrt aafeaGbar Saites., So.
taFF0, SetfesEett, bSfcn SaGs, gyEa.
t'ta, Srattae taHS aGe St5rttnaea D O.
stt6uiGngSoraane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26
@tnter lit Wopa Scoftn.

SaIifar. 81. g., 25. Sauuor. Der &C..
fern bier piitbenoe S9Hsefurm mar eiaer
Der beftisiteu isit Sabreu. unb ter 8abuber.
febr it aufs Scene grOBeu Sdpieristeiteu
nnternOrfeu. Die 9dfen BON Norb= Sponep,
8istn, 9armoutb uuo annapolis -ituo gum
e1iten gtale lett LANCER Sett ;uaefroreu.
gSGhreub bes Sturmes In Der Nioutaas.
Nadt bransen @iubre9er in bas Bofamt ;u
anuopolis Elm unb entpeubeten ale reaiftrir=
ten Srieie nnb gslbpafete aus ben bort Dor
banoeuen 9ofiaden. Dian glaubt, bas fie
cine srose Summe erbeuteten. - Ileranoer
9eaton's Bohnuug su 8oulanbere brannte
in Der Ietten Nudt nieber. Beaton's @attiu
nno @robmntter famen in ben Slammen um,
uno bic lbrigen Sepobner eHt9in9en uur NIT
fnnnner H}nfh ham Snnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26

3ieieni9en, tueIde 6aIe'8 Honey Of
Horehound unS Tar gebrauflen. Der.
fhcrn, baB cr in alien 6auen mun6erbar
betlenO Wtrtt, no Die 2Itbntuna8s Orqane
angc9riifcu iinN, un0 6aB feline Birfuna
cine un9enTeiu raIdle lit. Gr eatbdlt Ourtls
aus 9tidts, mas benz Utagen naftbai(ia
ietn f0nnte, bot einen auBerlt aaaeue6neS
@cidmad uuO miro 5u einem BreiIc pers
fault, meIder eS 1cIbit 9eHieuigen nit Be.
idlrdntten OiittelH erm69liat, ,oelIeng8obls
tbatcn tbctIbaftI9 gu perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26

Sin Suiten Iibt l6 aIs bas 8OrIaufers
Stadium Der S6wtnpiudt, elmer Seraut.
belt, 9egen pelde SaIe's Nnourns unb
2beerbOnig bas iberIte betannte Gorbeua
gungsmitteI 1T, pufieno be5eitneu. Mlan
peri6tebe baber ben Gebruu6 oieIes pers
ldbltaen ipeSiFl@en NitteI8 teinen auaen.
bid.
8tnOern lit CT, tpenn ita BON Group u6er
FeudDulten bCfalIcn DOrbeu, ourd feline
iin0ern6cn Gigcuia3aften icBr oienlid.
preiie: 20, so Geuts uup 81 bic
0Iai6e; Die 9r6bte Die biat9Fe.
H1~Su allen NpOtbeten su baban.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26

Sbltsattonen: 4sproj. 129, Ditto 4t.pro3.
11O4. Gftien: N.-@..@. 374, Ditto Yrior.
s, Canada Bacific 628, @rie 2S4. bittp
Brior. 1918, Suinots.&eutral 1918, Rericau
48. ct. 8aul ut, Nep. Dort, Central 1893,
Beuniploania sc, Reabing 33s, Merican
Central 141, @auaba. .Noronefts seaHba @o.2s.
2inerpool, rs. Snnuar, 1890 Mt.
tags. Saumpone: ORitteli. Oberl. 5 5ls,
Ditto. Stem. Stenns 511I16.-Sie Serfdnfe
betrugen 10000 Salleu, Spefnlatiou uEo
Ausinhr 1000, 2ufuhr 81 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26
Ser gStnter,@arne paI tn ct. ga,.I

OF. anI Ntinn., %. Sanuar. - Del
brittle gSinter'SarnepaI puroe beute Iatel
ben iibliten @eremonie'u erDfiuet. Der
Giapalaf, melGer eiueu SId9euraum BON
200 Gnabratfus einutmult uub 13O 5suB bod
iff, tnnroe idon am lesteu 9amfta9 polsns
bet. Seine Salfen ooer lonift9e Stiiteu
Durben bel ieiner Serfeluns angemen0et,
uub oas Saumaterial betebt ein;is uuo
anein aus @isbl0den. Bei elettriher Be
lendtun9 bietet Der Yalaf eiuen berrli9eu
anblid. aud biele gisfiatiien fino 9rnppen=
neiie i'm ,@eutruIz Bart" auisefeGt, uub olle
arrangements i'm Ansemstuen ituO melt nm,
fofienoer, ole in friibereu Sabreu. Sente
9iadmitta9 belt ieine Wfaieffdt &sr Bored
lis isineH @intu9 nub uabu ben soloeueu
g6Iiifel ees Bulafss entseaen. 4ae 6o'
tels iinb NIT geiudern BON ansuGrts seIii1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26
0robi0itton ta Naffa6ufetts.

30 T 0 n, 25. Sanuar.- Der bereitS BON
Stanteienats paifrte Prohibitions SeI4Ius
purOe btute NIT 100 gegen 20 Stimmen aud
Dom llnterbauie Der gestslatur auseuommen.
Gin amenoement, pel9es bas g8ort ,,alto.
toliid" an Stelle oss Wortes ,,berauIheuo"
istt, uroe nit 1877 seseu S8 Stimnea Der,
pOrieu. Sos Prohibitions Gmenbement
mnB rnter ben SebiuguugsH oes Sei9luifes
im ni4fien Sabre ourb cine 3ueibritteIs.
WuioriIdt in beiben 3peiseH Der Seiesse.
hung geuehmigt peroen, ebe es benz 8olfe
sur abfimung unterbreitet mirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26
Die DaWt.
8IetlSt'S SGtuefet sSeI;e

III bds ipe1ifite duBere Sauptmittcl aeesn Snuts
faHtbetten, eHes Der luirfiGmitsR Dlitte lur Qers
1oHeruug Der SoEt, bas IL BERN Bu6lfun einGes
tuqu moroeH. es beHngt ral@ SommerfDrojs
leH, geo de- y 1t4en uuo ieHes al1es
Eo5Hltdle unb eHtfeGeHbc ersrlu ACNE unS ma55t
e Paut loon tldru uHb glo It. D7du psrIanse
#ItHn's SdlDeieIisife uRb lte r.dl oorRabs
M O n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26
Gnropati9e &a6el6eridte.
Ste Wp!ett tn 95oiest.
@aritm tn grenBen 9eatFfs geIbruGsn
tuerhcn iUQ.

~tn 9stfitdber SGtptasIer.-Sfs sahneatasus
Sarbetot'fdle 9rens MTaire Ubue Sez
oentHas. Ser gapft uaS Die 2rbsiter
fFagc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26

81 bGbea in alien Gsat5egsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26
tut d,aefaQsae 9rtaeefaSetten.

Die heutige Steuer @tnuahme betrus
S2l8.9 .964 uno bic .Soueiunabme 1926, ,729.
CUR @inl0iuns befiimulte Raticual. Bant.
gloteu i'm Setrase bon $530,O00 liefen heute
IN SAasamte Elm.
SH ieiuer hertigeu @refutioFsuus be-
ftGtigte Der Seuat piele &rnenunuseu i'm
bipIomatiiben uno &oniularoienf.
Seute eridien Elm @oultte bes ,Srsens Der
@iienbabn @oubufteure" Dor benz Seuatsz
&omite fiir iuterfaatliten Saubel uno arauz
mentirte su Snnffen Der Bin iiir ertbeilaug
MN 2i.enfeu ON @iienhnhr1zG nnhufterre
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26
aus oct gunoesBa.aptaaot.
Snttrsifaate 9cFid,te oes 9teuer Gomntiis
ia-s--Sie Bier uao Se1aappsfteuer felt
1862.

gBaibinaton .. g., 25. Sauuar.-
Ger Steuers@ @ommiiidr bat bem Senat our
gnttpert auf eiuen oieebsjiigtiden 8ei1luB
eipeit Seridt iiber Die Steuereiuuabmen fir
SpirituOien IN ber 9eit bonn 1. September
1862 bis gum 8. Stunt Dor. SO. sugeidift.
Sielelbsn uertbeilen iif, tuie folst: Spe;iaIs
fieusr fir 9efiillerte'n $35, ,919; bon
8rausrH $4,932 1856: &eftiftlireru $7,27O.
O79; groouftionsffeuer BON Deftilerien ($3
pro 6ab) 1882 ,487. Broou3trt rpurbeu in
Ger ertpabnten 3eit 1,6O6, ,852. .194 @auonen
teffilirte Spirituolen uno 269,719,782 Sag
9egohrene @etrdnfe. Sir SpirituOien murz
ben 81 ,O99, 1919, $50 unO fiir sesobrene 9e=
trdnfe $249. 346. .119 anSteuern ueretnnatmt.
Die SuIaRofener Ginuabmen i'm 4uge=
u'eineu pIbreno Der erfeu lefs Wtonate 6ss
iaufenhen SiefaliahreS bsliefeu I'D auI $62,s
343,608, eine 3unabme BON $4,94O. 104 i'm
@ersIei6 ;u ber eutiprehsnbeu Beriose bes
&oriabres. Cine l3unabme mar fiir folgsnoe
Grtitd 81 ber3eiGHen: SpiritroieH S., ,495,s
459; Gabad 81 ,448,6l5; gegobrene @strGnfe
1895, ,130; SIeomorsatin $6l ,677. an Oleo.
mdr9arinffeusru tuuroeH tpahreuo Der erlten
itds yionate $685. eiugsnumuen. ab=
genommsn baben bic @innahmen ans fols
geHoen GueQen: Santen unb 8aHfiers
$2645, Seri6tebeues $59, 1872. SIN 0e,eu>
ber 1887 nnr6en nm 81 .085, 1861 mebr ein=
8enommen, ole i'm DECEMBER 1886.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-26
llsbsreinFOmmen nit Saotatera.

Dos Saas @onite fir S}uSiauer= Gugefe=
gsrbeltsn bot bic Bill be5Islib Der 0fatiftii=
rnn9 unS Seffatisuua eines u.bereiniom=
mems smii9er oCn Ser. Staateu EEe bsu
eros Ysntres, Slogan, glooO, glad Sect
uno GiIuers rs&row SnSiGnern in Wtcntaua
gtEfig einberittet. Darna5 ioQen bic
iibeI eIfiiifseH Yanbereien in ben betrejfeuoen
8eieloGnCueu Der 5tesirung 3urtdiibertragen
uuo Der Sefretir bes Snnern in ben 5tano
aeisbt nerhen, peri9isoeEe @laubiger 6es
HGttomGitOmiefammts aus ben SoaoS Der
srnGhrteu Subiauer al befrieSicCn.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-05-16
eff 1t Doesn't Hurt our Party"


Saturday evening We lectured at
Fairmont in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church to fair audience.
We should have been glad if our
newspaper brethren had been pres
ent. There is a strong sentiment
here in favor of the Amendment,
"it it doesn't hurt our party
Our greatest difficulty is in getting
the people to see that the work for
the Amendment is not in the in
terest of any party. but is absolute
ly ABOVE al parties; that it is a
peoples measure, to be settled by
them on its own merits and not in
the interest of any party West
Va. Advocate. I
If the Advocate doesn't be care
fulit will be talking just like the
wicked FREEMAN after awhile.
When Brother Rohrbough has day
in and day out for seven years
bumped against this chronic "It
1t doesn't hurt our party" he will
come to fully appreciate the salient
points of "aaora partisan" Prohibit
ton. And we are told the "breth-
rem of the press" were notat the
meeting. OF course not; they were
waiting to see if it was likely to
hurt our party.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-05-16
Blue Subject For The Post.

aH
The Morgantown Post is rather
blue over the prospects of the Pro-
hibition Amendment, but we in
cline to believe that tho editor
misapprehends the state of the
case and the intention of the macs
of the third party people. The
policy he indicates will be bad for
the Republican party in the here
after, if largely carried out
WeIis6urg Herald.
Of course the Post is blue. 1t
was blue when the Amendment
was submitted by the Legislature
in spite Of the editors opposition.
Its blue subject for the Post,
and it is quite natural that it
should want all the Republicans Of
Monongalia to 60 with it into the
wilderness and try to "peg OUT
under juniper tree. But they're
not going; they'll stay home and
vote tor the Amendment, in spite
of the Post.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-05-16
mendme emit Week.

Next Week is to be Amendment
week in Wood County.
AS will be seen by announce
ments in other columns, meetings
are to be held in every district
during the week, addressed by
prominent advocates of Prohibition
all to eliminate in Grand Coun-
ty Rally at Parkersburg on May 26.
The famous Silver Lake Quar-
tet of New York has been secured
to put in the rousements at the big
Mass Meetings on Saturday after
noon and evening.
The w. G. T. U. will dispense
such luxuries as Ice Cream, Cake,
Strawberries &c. and thus add to
the richness of song and speech.
Let everybody come and join in
the cry,
THE SAL ION MUST 60.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-05-16
ssThe Voice. Whispers TO West
Virginia.

Last weeks Voice has this good
word of ADVICE under head of "a
Whisper to West Virginia"
"You have in your State one OF
the best edited Prohibition papers
in the Countryside West Virginia
Freeman. You greatly need this
paper in your coming fight for the
Amendment. 1t can help you in
this fight as no other paper can
help you. Give it wide circu-
lation."
We thank The Voice tor this
whisper F.; coming from the greatest
advocate Of tbs greatest Reform OF
all the ages, it certainly should be
appreciated by our workersthrough'
out the State.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-05-16
The Hone or Saloon - Which
Shall Triumph?

We have received a copy of an
excellent mpaign tract, entitled
as above, by that wide awake, ever
working Prohibitionist, Mr.. John
banner, Of Canton, o., author also
of the .Heart Disease of the
Nation, % advertised in another
column. "a
These are large four page tracts,
printed in plain type, and are the
practical sort of appeals that every
body will read and lay up in the
heart and conscience. They are
sent to any address postpaid a,
35 cts. per hundred; by express
Is cts. Address,
JOHN DANSER, Canton, o.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-05-16
A Trifing Court.
Oscillating Between The Homes
and Sal

County court was in session to.
day, but no business of importance
was transacted, except that the
court decided to hold session on
the 2Sth Of the present month, to
consider the question of granting
additional liquor licenses, through
out the county.--Charleston STAR
1t is certainly drawing it very
mildly to say the County Court Of
Kanawha County is a TriRinq Court
For years it has been oscillating
between the "Devil and Deep Sea-
as it were, and hasn't been able TO
decide just who it belongs to. Two
years ago the people petitioned
overwhelmingly against License
and License was refused. A year
ago, the Court pledged itself to re-
spect petitions. The Court was
again overwhelmed with petitions
against License, with none IN
favor, and the Court went back
on its word and cursed Char
lesion with Saloons again. A few
weeks ago the Court refused to
grant license again. At later
meeting limited number of muir
der shops were authorized to ply
their Infamous trade, aud an order
entered that no further Licenses
would be granted during the year
and now we have it that the Court
is about to reverse itself again.
How long will the people endure
such miserable trifiing with thelr
highest interests2 Let the voice
of the sovereign voters OF the
Slater put aa end to this
wretehed work'o Saloon serving
officials. Vote for the Amendment
THE SALOON MUST Col
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-05-16
Perhaps?

A NUMBER of Maine men, writ-
ing in reply to inquiries from the
New York Tribune, say that the
prohibitory law is not enforced in
the large towns and the cities, be-
cause the enforcement of such a
law depends on public opinion.
This is always true. Perhaps that
derelict public opinion woulu en-
force a stringent license law. In
tellageqcer.
Perhaps? How is it in Wheel
ing? Isn't your public opinion
derelict enough to suit? And does
it enforce your stringent license
law?
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-05-16
UncaIled for Remark.

Reporting the organiza ton Of an
Amendment Club at West Union,
the Record, says:
eff its object is simply to forward
the Amendment movement, then
the Record will join heart and
hand, but we want it understood
that it is no "Third Party" man
no, Stree"
We don't see the occasion for that
remark, especially as the Record
reports Mr.. McGregor as having
said it was not a partisan organiza-
tion.When certain classes of profess
ed prohibitSonists come to hate the
liquor traffic as they now hate the
Prohibition party, there will be no
more dram Shops in West Va, =
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-05-16
The Hi. field Cases.

Kentucky is victorious in the
noted Hatfield cases, the Supreme
Court of the United States affirm
ing the lower court.
This settles the point as to
whether a criminal may be held
for trial in one State, after being
kidnapped from another State.
The Courts decide that if he is in
custody under due process of law,
the question as 10 how he was
caught is not to be considered.