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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-18
SOCIETY DOINGS AND SAYINGS

o YOU wonder
that a lady does
not seek to en-
Joy the pleas
ure of a pub
1ic'' dance. 1t
is true that
there are eXcep-
tionS in the
habits and Gus
toms of people,
but it must be
admitted that
the greater ma
.jority of the
fire e-fOr-a III.
dances that are
given in this
city are not en-
tirely made up
of a select and
deserving class
of people whose
L e o & II It'll o II
may be justly
termed as an
to the merry
pleasures of a
ial elite of Socie-
). 1t is the Gus
f all modern
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-18
PEOPLE OF LEISURE.

V E r Y year.
and in fact
every month, a
large number
of tourists from
the Flour City
Iset sail for a
European tour,
or some other
foreign land.
1t was only a
few years ago
that Florida
and California
were the prin-
cipaI rp cnrt c
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-18

=
bang best. You
can tell then
something about
her intelligence
and disposition;
but medically, as
far as L know,
there is nothing
against q bang as
long as it is kept
in its proper place
and not brought
down over the
b 70 w s. Then
there is the dan
ger of the wearer
becoming cross
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-18

THE SAUCER BANG. becoming Cross
eyed"
81 should be plain-looking woman
without my bang" Mrs. Langtry once
confessed to her hair-dresser. MY
cheek-bOnes are too high for actual
beauty, and if my high forehead was ex-
posed would look like Scotch woman.
SO l shall always wear my hair in some
kind of bang"
Rose Coghlan wears bang on the
TEMPLES and shows that she approves
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-18
LENTS CLOSE IS NEAR
But Society Does Not Brace
Up Materially at the
Prospect.
Minneapolis Is Not Inclined to
Be Gay at This Time
Of Year.
Few Events Of a Swell Charac-
ter 10 Delight Chronic
Party-Goers.
Last Weeks Doings--Society
Talk About ToWn--Pep-
sonal Happenings.

I'D YOU ever
stop to think of
the many differ
ent things that
are a great treat
to a young man
when he first ell
tiers society? The
IL Il m b e | e S S
beautiful Q n d
charming ladies,
attired in their
elegant evening
costumes, wi t h
fl a S hing Orna-
ments of dia-
m o IL d S a IL d
rubieS. can cas-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-18

was highly in favor of them.
A lady of fashion, who did not care to
have her name published, spoke of
bangs.
"The Princess of Wales wears one"
said she, ''and so does almost every
English and American beauty whom L
have seen. Heavy straight bangs are
decidedly vulgar looking, i'll my opinion,
except on fair children, but | think a
bang softly curled In ringlets is vast
improvement on any woman"
A correspondent at Washington was
requested to secure the opinion Of Mrs.
Cleveland on the subject, which he did.
81 do not wear bangs myself" said
the charming wife of the president,
''but / used to when was schoolgirl.
Some of my best friends wear bangs,
and they become them very much. L
think that girls can be depended on to
judge for themselves whether bangs are
becoming. If they are | see no objection
to themu
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-18
B.H.[).& CO.
Syndicate Block. ....
MINNEAPOLIS,

The greatrulersin the world
are variously named President,
King, Sultan, Emperor, CzarJ
yet the greatest Of all rulers
is not named in the above
We refer to
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-18
MINNEAPOLIS DELEGATES.

The Delegates From "42" to- the
International Typographical
Convention.
No AZ sends two representative dele
gates to the international convention
at Kansas City. Capt. Charles W. Hills
is one of the oldest printers in the city.
not perhaps in years, but in service, or
servitude, as it might be put. He came
to Minneapolis in 1878, went TO work fol-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-18

of saucer bangs by
cutting her little
adopted daughters
hair in that style.
Mrs. Potter, al
ways ears a
heavy bang, slight
ly curled. Pauline
Hall has q most
bewitching curled
bang. Ellen Terry
wears a curled
bang on the tenn
pies, so it would
seem as though the
professional stage
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-18
"Lost in New York" at the Grand


"Lost in New York" must not be con-
founded with any other play bearing
an analogous title. The play is an en-
tirely new and original one, and was
written by Leonard Grover, author of
.s'Our Boarding House," which was sue
cessfully played by Robson & Crane.
"LoSt in New York" is the attraction all
next week at the Grand opera house.
Six nights, with Wednesday and Satur-
day nights, Lost in New York" will be
presented. 1t deals with life of various
conditions in the metropolis and is a
thrilling comedy drama. The heroine,
a Waif of the pave, is not engaged in, inn
probable encounters with picturesque
villains, but, with the aid of friend,
does make an attempt to steal away her
blind mother, who is heir to some
valuable property. The success Of Lost
in New York" has not been due so much
to the drama itself as the relative adj
juncts of the play, the scenery and
mechanical effects being very clever.
A river of real water, representing New
York harbOr. is used in the production,
made by covering the stage with huge
reservoir, containing $4,000 gallons of
water. A real steamboat, carrying pas
sengers, rOwbOats, shipping and scenery
make this piece of realism par excel
lence. Another scenic display repre-
sentS Grammercy park, New York. The
leading role is played by the come
dienne, Patrice.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-18
!. THE LOCAL STAGE.
Matters Of Interest to Minneapolis
Theater Goers.
GRIST OF FACT AND GOSSIP.
The Attractions for the Week---Random
Talk Of Various Stage
Matters.

The name of the drama to be seen
this week is "a Child Stealer," some
thing never before seen in the city I'M
less in an inferior manner. The name
and nature Of this play is entirely new
to Minneapolis theater-g0erS, but one
would get the idea from the name that
its principal qualities consisted OF
series OF thrilling and startling events,
but such is not the case. 1t was
first produced at Theater Royal,
London. in 1866, and after
ward played with astonishing
success by Lucille Weston, and in the
character of Jane Rutherford she IN ade
Der brilliant reputation. For the ben
eft of those whose curiosity has been
somewhat aroused as to the nature of
the play brief synopsis of the plot
is here revealed: Jane Rutherford, the
wife of sailor, whose husband is away
at sea, has been compelled. through
certain circumstances, to attempt to
steal child for one Lord Chesterton,
but upon her fulfilling the agreement
she is to receive $4,000. Lord Chester
ton wishes this child to proclaim it the
heir to certain estates when the eS
tate should fall into the hands of the
nObleman who can obtain possession of
it through no other means. James
husband returns from sea, and not find
ing his wife at home, goes to his
mothers, where his little daughter is
being kept, and brings it home. Jane,
in the meantime, has made arrange
mentS with one Joe Simpson, thief, to
get her the child and bring it to her
house. When she returns she finds her
own daughter, which she has not seen
for two. years, lying in the little bed.
She thinks this is the one Simp-
son has brought, and carries
it to the naughty, unprincipled noble
man, thus kidnapping her own child.
Her husband returns; he asks for the
child, it is gone; where, she will not
tell. A terrible scene issues between
husband and wife, and rather than pro-
claim herself the Stealer of her beloved
daughter, she remains silent. Joe Simp-
son all at once comes upun the scene
with kidnapped child; he is arrested
for kidnapping with Jane, who remains
silent and is sentenced to fifteen years
imprisonment, rather than tell the
truth. The remaining acts Jane has
devoted her life to getting her child back,
which she does. There remany chances
for scenic and mechanical displays
in this production which will be
seen in abundance. Among some of
the special scenery that has been
painted may be mentioned "The Home
of the Child Stealer." 1.-The Thieves
Cellar" 1.-THE CremOne Gardens, Lon
don," and 1.-THE BarrOom Scene of
London Tavern" Calcium light effects
will be introduced to make some of the
scenes more effective. and everything
will be made as realistic as possible, to
accomplish, if possible, for the Peoples
the greatest success artiStically and
financially it has ever seen.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-11-15
NJ TINE TO BE LOST.

II We wish to have voice IN the
Presidential election OF 1892, We must
take steps to secure admission to the
sisterhood of States without delay.
Even If no unforeseen obstacles arise,
four years will b. required to make
the preliminary arrangements, and
unless immediate action is taken, We
will not be in condition for admission
By the year 1892.
The Legislature just elected should
therefore pass law providing for the
holding Of = Constitutional Conven.
ton next sum msr. and its submission
10 vote of the people for ratification
Or rejection next fall.
il this is done we can 60 to Con.
gress in 1890 with . demand for ad
mission that will, that must, he i'm
meliatoly compiled with, As the Chi
cago platform, thanks to the Idaho
delegation, contains . pledge OF ad
mission Of all Territories entitled tc
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-11-15
The Eve Northern Idaho

The Eve Northern Idaho
counties were carried by the Repub-
lcans on the anti annexation issue.
This indicatee that tho TlMEs's cllim
that there were comparatively few
sDnexstionis,s in the Territory, WAS
correct. All secession or annexation
movements may therefore be consid-
cred e. dead, and our fair Territory
will now make rapid strides toward
Statehood.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-11-15
Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks
an epoch Fl she life Of the individual.
Such remarkable event is treasured IN
the memory and the agency whereby the
good health has been attained ia grateful
u blessed: Hence i is that so much IL
beard In praise Of Electric B'tscrs. So
!m.pr fsrl they owe 'lcir restoration ,'
health 81 ihc use OF the great alternative
sapd tout. II yon are troubled viii, amy
dl,ea@s Il tie Kidney J, liver ar Stomach.
ofi"9yaF short slandi"e, yop viii surely
And relief by use ri Electric BIiters. Sold
b /. s'sents and u pr battle at ;. \. III,
RsiE.! drug stops: + '''' 49,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-11-15

Probably no one thing has caused
such general revival of trade at j. a.
Rupert's Drug Store as their giving
away to their customers Of so many free
trial bottles Of DR.. Kings New Dis
eovery for Consumption. Their trade
Is simply enormous in this very valu-
able article from the fact that 1t always
cures and never disappoints. Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, bronchitis, Group, and
all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying
Ivy getting trial bottle free. large size
81. Every bottle warranted.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-11-15
oh, by the way, has anybod

--Oh, by the way, has anybody
heard Of Si"gi.er lately? On the i'll.
coming Of the Cleveland adm,n,s'ra .
ton no turned Democrat and was up.
pointed Register in Dakota district.
Now that the Republicans have re-
gained power, he will probably try to
''come in out Of the wet"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-11-15
Dissolution of Co-partnership,

The co.psrtnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the firm name and style
CT BirkIn h Kennedy. is this day dissolved by
matual consent. Mr.. Kennedy retiring from the
6rm md Mr.. Birkin continuing the business q
the same place. The said Birkin will pay of al
the liabilities Of the firm.
CHARLES BIRKIN,
THOMAS KENNEDY.
HALEY, I. T., September 10, 1883.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-11-15
To Pay Election Bets.

GENTLEMEN AND FRIENDs:-The
nobbv suitings | received last week
we're for the special purpose of paying
election bets. Respectfully Yours,
ELoF ANDERSON,
The Tailor.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-11-15
Homestead-Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAne,,
October IL, 1859.

October 10, 1859. !
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of hts Intention to make
proof will he made before the Register and Re.
ceivtr at HALEY. on November 10th. 1889. viz
John A. McMaster. for the EN- Wa and Lots !
He names the following Witnesses to Prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, Wig: J. G. Peck. George Peck John
Lambeth. and E. Hammer. all Of Crichton. Idaho.
H. BILLING ). Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-11-15
Meals at All Mours.

on and after this date will keep
my dining room open day and night,
aud serve MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Also. fresh oyster cooked in al
styles.
Mns. SARAH Roach,
Over the Beer Hall.
Northwest corner Main apd Car
bon.'e. HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-11-15

T1T nwANTED. 125 q week and expenses
hf,T,H paid. Steady work. New Goods
ssmples free. J. +. Hill 4 60.
AnSusts. Male, q
1880. = a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
Sin GbrenseuaniB fur GleusIano,

ME es iid feline 5reuube ui6t better
Wiiniden %f0nnsn. pcr6fentli6t bic .San.
ias 9th Zines" Su einem 8riefe on
einen Sreuno in &anias, Der oas 9as
tnm BEG rs. WsrS 1885 trGst unb beis
fen Original iie 81 belibcn %bebauptet,
iast ndmlid Senator S. S. Sn5alIs:
wYrdiiOent Glcuelanb leibt Seoem &C.
bulois iein DIR, tbut baum aber mas er
ielber fir gut bait. Seine pidtisiten
@%rnennunsen babeE 10 ipeit inter 81:
mOtraten tuie &epublitanerm ueberraz
i6un9 beruorserufen. @bsr lie lino
meiit auf tii6tise Mdnner seialIcn, De-
rem 8abl ben fo~nierpatipen @lementen
oes 2anoes ipurpatbiSd 1T. Ser 8rd'
iioent 1T iueber ein @efiblsmeni6 nod
Elm 8bantait uno feline YOlitif mabt auf
Seulation feinen slniprud. sl6er iuenn
TT 10 fortfdbrt, iuie er iein Nmt bisber
uermaltet fat, 70 miro feline gbminiItra.
ton in Der Sunit bcs Bottles eritarfen.
@r beiibt Selbitbeberri6Hua uno auuerz
iidtli6e Seitisteit uno uerrdtb our6
Nidts Surdtiamfeit ODER @eruirruns."
Bas Der S6reiber bleiem @brenSeuss
niB bin5ufi9t, miro in oemofratilden
&reiieu uielleidt semiidte @eiible fer
p%orruien. St iast ndmli6: uSm NIs
seneinen 1T Die Stimmurs 81 ieinen
@uniten. ubpobl leiies Wurren unter
ben Semofraten p~ernebmbar 1T. Or
S5sert ibnen 5u lanse mir benz eriebnten
nSlnauswerfen Der Sa0unfen." slber
wcnn @lepelanb md6renb Der ndditea
SW6lf Wonate ausbdlt, wirb er ielne
Bartei sur INTERVIEWING n6tbisen unb
Elm beoeutenber SIbrer tperoen. @r bat
cine gang auBerOreentlide @elesenbeit
unb 1T Offeubar enti9loiien, BON ibr ben
beiten @ebrau6 81 maden." 8enn
Der in &eoe fteben6e Brief d9t lift, 10
fam gfepelano bamit febr Sufrieoen
ieiu. llno berartise GeuBerunsen bers
p%orragenber &epublifaner 1ieBen ii6
nod mebrere iammeln. Die aeredte
Sanbluussiueiie unieres Yrdiioenten fin
Bet eben bielfa6en gnflan9. SIM ans
seiidte FOLDER 2batiaden iasen iuir
ni6t gu uiel, iuenn ipir @rOuer glepez
lamb fiir ben ipeitaus ftdrfiten Gambia
ten ertldren, ben bic 9emOfraten in Bic
fem 8rdiibentenipabljabr aut5uitellen i'm
Stanoe Siuo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02

cine Got in 2afepiles3 o,pnibip lautete.
8aib, Der 40 Qder, fol our9 Sapotbef
anf iein eisenes 2ano .bejablt" iporocn
iein.
Nuf Der 5abr! BON 9eabmopo mad
StHrSis III 0afota nuroe Der fir cine
5irma III ct. Saul reiienoe u u Gar.
penter orn einem so 8iunb idperen
5elstiide al ben Sopf setrOffen, tueldes
pom einem lberbdnsenOen 8erse lid
l6Ite uno berabItirSte, als Der BON Car
penter benuBte 8us Der NortbweItern
8abn ooriberfubr. Carpenters S6ds
bel muroe aeipalten. Gs 1T MIR ie6r
serin9e Soffnun9 fir iein 8~ieoersenelen
oorbanoen. Seine Samilie lebt in Win.
neapolis. @r 1T c~niielnt nit Dem Der.
ftorbenen Wait. Carpenter usrluanbt.
Der secretdr bes Snnern bat Dem
9ommlildr oes General 2anoamtes Su.
ftructlon eribellt, bon Der @inonas uno
ct. Beier Babn bic 3uriidsabe sewiiier
graonumerirtcr ScciioneH Sano, tpelde
ibr gum @riab fir nareonumerirte, 5uz
9eibrieben lpurber. 81 iorbern.
Die Siir9rr bon Miit6eQ III Daz
frta babeu ourd Sammlura cas- SIS:
tbi8e gum Nntanf uno Sur 8erienouna
elmer Wa9eniahunq Snatforn fir bic in
fuige oon WiB,mldls ncihieioeuoeu Tar,
mer III 9anias Suiammtuacbrahi. 9as
@el,eies mIrh al Den uuuerncur Der
ianht, Der CO barn rcriheitt.
Nle Gin iebr iu%tcreIianter unb
urri buOler 6uua Hnrf Ger bon Dem ssar.
mer stephen Nlea rnI ieirer Sarm, G
Wtcilen iiloli6 non Sdirmpnt 9emadte
beSeidnet iuerocr. @eim 8runnenaras
ben ndnlltd iieb NGru lit elmer Siefe
BON IA SuE Sberflidr onf ein Sorfla.
Qer. Safielhe hciiahet iib unter elmer
ettpa 20 Ncres meiIenhcu Wnb66s, auf
oercn @ipfcl iid eirc Sentuua seiat, bic
III Der 8orSrit beitduoia uoI WaIIer ae,
ipelen 81 lrin ideint. mo 81 3eiten aud
liln9it nod 8afier mod CUR 5rGnfe fir
paS 8ieb bot. Heucittus iuar oas Sod
gang ausActrodnct, uno III ibm fpurbe
fir ben Srunnen gesrabeu. 0as Sort.
lager battle cine Dife pou 1G Su6. uno
Der oaraus cntnommeue 2prf bramnte
obue iene nnhcre 8uhertituna als Die bes
3roduens oil Der Cuff. gang aussesei6.
net.
9tabr QourD Citation, Bope Count
tp. itieB lfbteu Spnnabeno elm Sradt.
5ua nit cinem BaHuairrsuee Suiammeu.
unb Der betnaie Nppihcfer 8roublod aus
2oiurp. Der ebeu. Gls Der 3uiammenNoB
erioI8te. oen Ger 2ocomotiue iprinaen
iuOlir, 9eriei6 iluiifen belize i3iiee uao
erliit Serlekungeu, benen CT nod elmer
ha!ben Stunte srfng. Der 8erun.
alildir binterlGGt cine Riitme uno meb.
rere &inbcr.
Z 9as Sberae,ih t Itic6 Montaa Die
@ntibeiouns bss Siitriftsscri6tes bon
6ennepin GonntD 9cgcn ben NppelIans
len, ben 8rnurr SUBu Drift, UNI, ba Die
@eiebe oleies SlaatrS our &esuliruna
bon berauibcnoen @eirdnfen, &apitel
l6 Der Gen. Siat. bon 1878, &apitel
5, 6, Z, 8 mo 81 OR @eirpe bon 1887
teine NumcncnnA baden ouf @robuer,
flufer. mtlhe mn or anoere S6noIer
perfaufen. 10 ba6 CO iir lolde @roBuer.
tdnier nldt ubtbi8 it. cine 2tcens su
lU5Cr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
SnIaa b.

9a bas netuporfer benz. Staats,
comlte, 9leid uno 9lei6 3pii6en Glepes
lamb uno SiI' 2euten getbeilt, pie Rabt
zines Sertreter Der 9ep PORTER Demo.
traiie in Dem Nationaleomiie nidt fertia
9ebradt, 10 pirb bas 9qt,onaf. gpmite
oas @eidaft ielbit beioreen unb e,llea
suten superldiisen Gieuelapb : Mann
tuablen.
*0urd bic @ntideibuns bes 6ans.
cOmite fir @ablen iber ben SireitfaQ
in Snbiana wiirbe bic b~etreffenoe Stele
pacant iueroen, penn bas Saas Der gnt,
ideiouns oes Gomite beiltimmt, bas
8bite, Der republifanii1e GonteHant,
guar cine Webrbeit Der Stimmer err
belt, aber irObbem, tpeil er feline ga.
turaliiation nidt bemeiien fanu, fein
Gnredt on, ben SiB babe, Qomrp aber,
Der 9empfrat, ben Sip n,9t einnfbmeu
tonne, neil er nidt sefbabtt tpurse.
Sobn Grensborf unb Yaul 2eaher,
bic in benz Saoood YroSeiIe cine Saapts
role ipielten. baben Die ssentur 6er
S6lib'iden Braueret iibernpMmen Nnp
fb in @~ouinstOu, Der Stapt Giour Gihs
seseniber, n~ieoerselaifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-02
Die Sartfra0e.

SIS i'll alferoinas nod Elm ipenis fritz,
ben pOlitiideu &f iiir ndditen Serbit
su er6ffnen, aber bic &epublifaner ia.
ben 5uerit in's SOrn seitOBen, uno 10
beiBt es auf Der SUIT iein. glm lebten
Samitas 9lbeno orsan,iirten bieie einen
Club, nm bic pOlitiide Waidine in
Gang 81 ieben uno 81 balten. Inter
anberm er6rterten iie einen 8eidluB,
bur6 ben iie ii6 Sanoe unb SiiBe bin
ben unb tin n Seben, Der benz Club bei>
tritt, in lire NeBe ueritriden, iid Der
pfidten, fir irseno einen Ganoioaten
bonn @eseaufeber Bis gum 8rdiibenten
an itimmen unb cine Yolitif, Die bon ben
2eitbdmmeln Der 8artei porgei6rieben
unO absemeiien 1T, 81 perfol9en. 8ie
mir beri6tet iuurben, treten iie ale Swel
8o6en einmal Bis gum ndditen SO
pember in ibrem 8rutneite Suiammen,
unb iebt i6On beitreben iie iid alien
@rnites, baS sanSe iunse 8olf Der Staot
gum @intritt in ibren politiiden Club
81 bewesen uno semeinidaftli6 nit
ibnen fir elnen GrfOls Der republifanis
i6en Starter, ibrer ganoioaten unb tbrer
8Olitif 81 ar6eiten.
8is 81 bieier Belt lag es ben 8epu:
blifanern in Stearns County nibt am
Sersen, elm 5idet ibrer eisenen Bartei
aufSufellen, fonbern tuaren Gle einis.
fir bic in iebefn Sabre aufgeiteoten
ganbibaten 81 itimmen. &arum nun,
muB mat ii9 frasen, bieie politiibe
Drabtsieberei 70 fritz in bieiem Sabre?
@arum bic Su6t, Seoen, Der gum Club
sebdrt,io fritz idOn 81 perphidten, blinbs
lings auf bas 81 b6ren, mas bic Yartei=
Setter e~mpfeblen?
Sn ieiner i'm 9eSember erlaiienen
8oti6ait empiabl Yrdiiocnt gleuelano
benz gonsreB. bic &eueuue. @eiebe 81 er=
neuern, ben 9arif 81 uerrinsern uno bic
@nbdufuns zines u%nn6tbtseu @eloiberz
flutes in Dem 8erein. Staaten Sdabs
ante 81 beieitisen. 9ieie Gmpfebfuns
ldeint bic republifaniihen 5ibrer alarz
mirt 81 baben; bieie psreiuiscn ii6 in
Clubs iiber ole gauge v9oHutrD", in
iebem staate, in iebem gountD. in ieber
Stabt, UNI in eiuem lon9en, barten uuo
verslBeiielien 8ampfe @leuelanp unb iei,
ne &eformpUiitif 81 i~tiirSeu.
Bon ieber habeu bic &epublifaner
benz bphen Tarif baS 8Ort gereoet;
tuabrenb Der lebten rs Sabre baben iie
ibren e,senen 8es in n%ationalen Gnse'
~lesenbeitsn eebabt, nnb ipd6reno oieier
2eit baben lie Elm Earifs@eieb na6 benz
anbern seidmieSet. in 5olse oeifen iebt
Der 8reis auf impertirte Waaren oop
pett 70 bod 1T, als er obne Sarif iein
ipiroe. Sen Sabrttanten in Gnslano,
8eutidlanb nnb Sranfreid ,t 70 nidt
erlaubt, ibre Baaren 81 egportiren unb
bier 81 annebmbaren 8reiien 81 pertan
fen. 8ir iinb sejluun3en, bic in 8enns
lplpanien NIB Neiuz@ England fabriSirten
Baaren su faufen unb fait bas 9oppelte
fir irseno gtipas 81 be5ablen, mas mir
%taufen. Gin Sober, Der fir 800 fpertb
Sa6rif.8 aareu fnnft (nno mer tbnt bies
nidt), 1T perpFidtet, $40 BON ben 100
ausSuleseu, fir bic fr feinen @ertb er,
bait.
@eun mir bieie 5rase 10 senaa ats
m5slid ms au9e faiien. 10 fSnnerl mir
nidt ieben, wie irseno @inem int 0oros
rpeiten bura bic 2arif=@eiebe aud MIR
Der serinsite gsuben ertuii6ie. Benn
|burd ben 9arif $40 iebes Sabr in 8aar