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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-29

How strongly the tide is setting in favor of
Harrison and protection among men who sup
ported Mr.. Cleveland four years age is shown
by the cogent interviews with business men
which we print in this issue. They represent
the trade in woollens, marble, fancy goods,
silks and stationery. Being convinced that the
policy adopted by the Democracy will be ruin
Gus to the business interests of the country,
they have decided to support the party whose
proud claim is that it is the defender of Amer-
can industries. All business men who are hest
tatng as to their duty in this campaign should
take to heart these sober and earnest words.
The rainy weather of Saturday is doubtless
responsible for the reduction of the registration
for the last day to figure far below what the
previous days this year had shown So large
is the total, however, that fair day, it is safe
to estimate, would have increased the number
of possible voters in this city to over 300, 600.
As it is, the total is 286,547, an increase Of
1870 over 1884. This indicates vote of
over 100000 on the Presidential ticket, of
which the Republicans ought to poll more than
100000. The increase in the registry is GER
tainly favorable to Republican success On the
National, State and local tickets.
Samuel J. Randall is man Of convictions,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-29

There is an epidemic Of colds inst now in this
city, and presumably everywhere else in this
part of the country, and the victims are busy
explaining just how they didn't catch them. The
principal cause of this autumnal outbreak is the
starting of furnace and CRATE fires which seem
necessary and doubtless are, but which, all the
same, take the system unawares, as it were, and,
moreover, can never be so regulated as not to
overhead Preparation, draft, and there you
are.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-29

1t is pretty hard on the Democracy there is
doubt about it. that Just the British journals
have learned the cue of silence about British long
ing for Clevelands election the official representa-
tive of Great Britain should give the game away
completely and irrevocably.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-29

Samuel ]. Randall is man Of convictions,
and has the courage Of his convictions. He
has been too i'll to take any part in the can
vass, and, although improving in health. it is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-29
1noex 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bnsinrss Notlres

OFFICE FURNITURE
In Great Variety. Manufactured BY
7. q. SRLLRw.
Ill Fulton-st., New. York.
Desks Library Tables. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-29

Collector Magone believes in making hay while
the sun shines. On Saturday herd of Ayrshire
cattle, which he imported in July, were released
from the United States Quarantine Station at
Garfield and sent to his farm at Ogdensburg. The
Collector has also imported some choice ducks and
gamecocl,s recently 1t is reported that these i'm
portations come in free of duty, and that they
are for breeding purposes only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-29

If only the chairman of the Democratic National
Committee had been endowed with a prophetic
soul, and had sent the following message to his
friend. the British Minister early in the campaign:
Dear Sackville: Don't write"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-29

We probably sbsn't hear any moro gush oven
"Cleveland weather. except from the umbrella
dealers.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18
-
The City Ticket.

The city convention met according to
appointment Monday evening at z 80, in
the Office of Justice Jewett.,
The following delegates were present
First ward-Messrs. O'NeiIl, Sutter
Eccles, Cowdin and Abrams.
Second ward-Messrs Anderson, Polk
Ammon, Wyttenbach and Marshall.
Third ward d-Messrs. Bowman, Chris
Meyer, Mcmillan, Sabin and Newell.
Organization was completed by the
election Of E. L. Marshall 10 tho chair,
and 9. @. Polk, secretary.
The following ticket was nominated
Aldermen: First ward Charles Francis;
Second ward--J. G. Wenke; Third ward
J. T. Potter. City marshal Patrick
Flavin; City clerk-E G. Lane; Treas
urerJ. J. Davenport; Police Justice
B. F. Stephens.
The proceedings passed off harmoni-
ously and pleasantly, no filibustering
or scheming marring the serenity of the
convention. The ticket as nominated is
good one, and one that all citizens can
consistently endorse. The nominees are
GAL 5Oo0 ucu, duu IL tlcCt6u WILL uO Lu6lr
whole duty to the town. The aldermanic
ticket is especially strong, embracing the
best men of the town. Messrs. Francis,
Wenke and Potter are all property own
ers and have large interests at stake
here, and can be relied upon TO give
the business of Sturgis City their honest
and undivided attention. They are, in
n \ NJ
capable men, of liberal ideas and princi-
pies, and will bring to bear on city af-
fairs the full weight of their intelligence
and experience. They have been and
are, in their individual pursuits, success
full in the highest degree, and men who
can make a success of their own business,
most assuredly are the ones wanted by
the public to conduct it's affairs. Theirs
viii be no narrow-minded, bigoted adj
ministration, but a broad and liberal
treatment OF public affairs, handled in a
square-toed business manner.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18
Ruby Lafayette.

This well-known troupe will play at
the opera house in this city on Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings of this week
April 1S and 10. This aggregation Of
talent is strongly endorsed both by the
press of the east and OF the Hills and
undoubtedly will receive the patronage
from the Stnrgis people they deserve.
On Wednesday evening viii be presented
Queens Evidence, a strong comedy
drama, and on Thursday evening 'sDa-
mon and Pythias." Sturgis has been SO
long without entertainments OF this kind
that the house without doubt will be
packed both evenings. Reserved seats
rs cents. Tickets are now on sale at
Max Fishel's.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18

Aldrich, tho barber, has moved his
shop from the bank block on First street
to the room formerly occupied by Muir
ray brothers, in the Rodebank building
on Main. He will be ready for customers
today. Aldrich is recognized as one OF
the leading artists of the Hills.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

W. r. Stebbins was in town from
Deadwood Friday.
Prof Blume and George Segrist are in
town with the Ruby Lafayette company
/ Jacob Goldberg of Deadwood spent
Friday in Scoop looking after his bust,
ness interests.
Capt. G. V. Gardner of Spring Val
ley, the Black Hills potato king, was in
town Monday.
Doctor Bowman is still suffering from
the bruises and broken bones received in
his runaway last week.
John Treber, the wholesale vendor OF
liquid refreshments of Deadwood, So
journed in Sturgis Friday.
Frank Brown, the popular cashier Of
the Whitewood bank, came down Friday
evening on business, remaining over
night.
J.; W. Fowler of Rapid, spent Tuesday
in Sturgis on legal business connected
with the city council. He returned this
morning. 4s 3as
G. Fl. McKibben, the right bower Of
Deadwood's well known loan agent, J. r.
Edmonds, was taking in tho sights Of
Sturgis Friday.
Mr.. Wiogand went to Rapid Sunday
to Jake charge OF Potter &c Haines' store,
during the absence of Mr.. Haines, who
is treating his rheumatism at Hot
Springs.
F. G. Foster, the well known hirsute
detateher, has closed his shop in this city
and returned to Rapid. His family
residing in Rapid is the canse of his
departure.
Jack Hale, democratic mayor Of Til
ford and chairman of the board of com
missioners of Meade county, was in town
Monday attending to his own business
and no ones else.
Victor Seelger, our city surveyor, has
accepted a lucrative position in the quar-
termaster's department at Ft. Meade, and
will move to the post today. Mr.. Seeli-.
ger occupied the same position four years
ago. The ADVERTISER wishes hlm the
best of good luck.
DIR. R. r. Buchanan, the well known
dentist. an old resident of the Hills, re-
turned from Kansas City today, where
he has ,been spending the winter, and
stopped over in Sturgis to make arrange
ments for the opening of a dental parlor.
He will make his headquarters, as here
tofore, in Deadwood, bus will devote
part of each week to the teeth of Sturgis
citizens.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18

Sunday morning as Nat. Witcher and
sister, Miss Lizzie, were out driving,
the team became frightened and striking
o loose plank in the Douglas street
bridge, over which they were passing,
SHE'D and jumped overheard into the bed
OF the creek, breaking the harness and
damaging the carriage to the extent Of
about thirty dollars. Through some
lucky chance the occupants jumped out
without injury to themselves before the
buggy left the bridge. 1t was a most
fortunate escape for al concerned.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18

If you want a fashionable dress made,
go to Mrs. Moore's, Main street, oppo-
site the Sheridan house. She sells fine
dress goods by sample at eastern prices.
Also clean and repair clothing for ladies
or gentlemen on short notice.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18
, s " CLOTHING

Lemons Doc. per dozen and fine Cali
foraia oranges Soc, at FL. A. Achen-
hach's, the oldest stand in town.
"Queen's Evidence Tonight.
Fritz has the best beer in town.
Three pounds of good Japan tea for
$1.00, at SPARKS & ALIENS.
Remember Ruby Lafayette tonight
in "Queen's Evidence, or A Terrible
Mistake"
Joseph Seward and William Merrill,
the well known contractors and builders,
have united their forces and are now
trotting in double harness. They are
now prepared to do everything in their
line at prices that defy competition.
ALI work guaranteed.
Ft. Meade opera hall on Friday and
Saturday evenings, Ruby Lafayette in
"Fate" and " Inchavogue, or the Outlaw
of 49," Tickets at Fishers.
If you want nice, fresh glass of beer
drop in on Fritz Ammon.
The Odd Fellows lodge Of this city in
tend visiting Rapid on the 26th instant,
and we understand will take the Sturgis
band with them. That is the proper ca
per. With our band, decked out in their
new uniforms, the Sturgis lodge will
loom up ahead of anything that can be
brought out in the Hills. The lodge
understand how to advertise Sturgis
properly.
J. II. Gale and George T. Payne have
formed co-partnership for the purpose
of doing all kinds of plastering and stuc-
co work. They are experienced work
men and will guarantee all they do.
Their speciality is their stucco work,
which they claim is far superior in every
respect to ordinary plaster, aside from
its quality and cheapness. When in
need Of anything of the kind call on
Gale & Payne.
Choice wines, liquors and cigars at
Fritz Ammon's.
Considerable hard feeling was engend-
cred Monday evening, owing to a mis-
understanding regarding the manner in
which the city convention was held. The
rumor was circulated to the effect that
the door was locked, and that the con-
yention was deliberating in 'sstar-cham-
Der" style. It is needless to state that
this is an error, and does the whole num-
Der of delegates wrong, as they all tes-
tify that the door was unlocked and open
for any who desired to enter. The rum
or arose through mistake.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18

A game of baseball was played here
Sunday afternoon between the city play
ers and nine from TT. Meade. It be-
ing the first game of the season it was
played rather loosely, but it established
the fact that Sturgis has some baseball
talent that need not take back seat for
anything in the Black Hills league.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18
Horses For sale.

Twenty head of fine driving and saddle
horses for sale cheap for cash, or on time
with approved security. Also have a
splendid stallion for sale. Call on John
Palmer, at Coles old stand, Sturgis.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18

The board of trade met last evening at
Justice Jewett's Office. Important bust
ness was transacted and several new ideas
discussed.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18
Still Another.

Milwaukee beer 25 cents bottle al
Fritz Ammon's.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18

Very choice, cnly 30 cents per dozen
at the Variety store.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18

damon and Pythias." Tomorrow
night at the opera house. Tickets at
Fishels.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18

As good tea for so cents per pound
as others sell for 70 cents, at
SPARES & ALIENS.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-04-18
Lemons, Lemonsl

Peaslee's ale always on tap at Fritz
Ammon's..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-13
Napft ,ttp ote9entj@em.

8or Der Notwithstanding in
Cincinnati, bic baielbft anfanas Seps
taste, tuurbe Uielfa9 Die Gnii1t
perbreitet, als tpdren 8eriammlunscn
beut51 > ameritanif9er &atbOlifen ben
@aniden unierer airdenprdlaten entge'
gen. Cine gleide Nnfi6t tuurse alb
laut Dor Der am 1e. Sftcber in ghasfa
eebaltenen 8eriammluns bes beuti6s
tatbolti9eu Staats. untertisunsspers
ems. Spdterbin fam bas @ereoe in
Circulation, baB BON Rom aus BITE an'
.iuenbuns seeianet i9einenber Nittel,
ME unter ben Ratboliten beutider 8un'
se nit Grfols 81 tulrten, perbsten tuors
ben iei. I'm nun 2idt in oieies
Sunfel su brinser, ipanbte fib Der bod
tpiirbige Serr @pIer IN ct. 2ouis bireft
an ben bl. Batter. Wm 16. @ooenber
tpurben ct. 6eiltsfeit bic @eiolutionen
bon Cincinnati unb elm furSer GusSu9
Der 8erbanolungen porselest. So6oer'
ielbe bat iofort BON BEN SnbaIte mil
Sntereiie Ginii6t senommsn unb NIL
@ntidiebenbeit feline neberSeusuns unt
ieinen Bi0en babin ausseiproden, roae
ben Ratbolifen peribiebener Nationali'
tat. unb namentl,6 Der beutiden 0atio'
nalitdt in Nn,erita bic Sreibeit, fib 81
periammeln unb ibrer Sprade in iol'
den 8eriammlunsen fi6 ~ beoienen.
ni1t perfimmert tueroen biirfe."
Sn ben Qusen bes Bapites 1T benz
nad bic Bflese unb 8eibebaltnns unie
rer Mutteripra6e fein SinserniB, UNI
quite 9atboliten unb ti6tise 8iirsel
Der Ser. Staaten au fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-13
u MSIauD.

Nus Wien tpirb beridtet, bab Surf
Sobann bon 2idtenitein benz 8apft Ell.
nen @ebietsitreifen 2ano unb sebn Mils
lionen @ulben angeboten, uno iid uer'
pfidtet babe, Inn auseroem einen neuen
Balait iotple cine sroBartise 8irde 81
bauen, falls Der beilise gater ii4 ents
i1lieben iolte, Rom 81 p~erlaifen uno
ben Stubl 8etri nod 2idteniaein gu
transporter.
I Ser R6mii1e Correspondent bes
v2onbun STANDARD" idreibt: Der
~sbemalise 36nis BON Neapel uno Der
~ebemalise @robber3os bon Eosfnna
baten Dem 8apite mitsetbeift, bob iie
3u @uniten elmer Xbetlnabute ber aa'
tboIifen an ben politifden @ablen ieien.
Ser gapit idien auf ihre anidauuns
germ einSuseben unb ernonite cine goms
milton, bic unter BEN 8aletta bic 5rase
80 prifen unternabm. 9ie5e Commit.
fion bat entibieben, baB Der Gusenbl,f
slnitis III fir cine 9beilHabtne Der aa.
tholifen an Dem politiiden 2eben. @s
iollte cine sroBe fatbofii6e eOnieruatioe
8artei sesriinbet werben, uui bic 8e.
idiueroen nnS Gnipriids bes bt. gaters
our Sistaiion in ben Rammern 81
brinsen.
I Se1 i6lasen bic Wosen Der
Stteiterunruben in Belsien. Nod ei.
mem Der Sauptbeerbe, @alUnrteres, no
bereits nit Dpnamit operift wurbe,
iine bon antiperpen spei Dottnlione
Truppen eomnanbirt poroen, unb sabl.
reide @erbaftunsen iuuroeu UOrsenom,
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-13
Gin Compliment fur bic Senti6en.
sn Mnhaehenbem. tpefdes pir einen,

Sn Mahifeben6em, iuel1eS mir einem
unIerer Wedielbldtter entnebmen, liest
Elm Compliment fir jeben Dentid.Gmes
rifaner, benn es tpiro BARN bns @eitino.
niB sema1t, baB berielbe einem 2anbe
entItammt, in ipeldem bic Bflege Der
4ilbuns unb @ifieni9aft in b5hiter
8litbe ftebt. Die Sisura 1T folsenbe:
Die tatboliIde uniperiitdt, tpel6e in
@aibington, 8. g., in Der grri1tuns
besriffen 1T, ipirb iid in uielfa1er Be.
3iebuns fir lire Ginri9tunser bic beuts
Iden uniperiitdten gum Mnlter nebmen.
8efanntfi6 lit gum eriten Hector beriels
ben Der 8ii9of Sobn s. &eane bon
&i6msns auserieben tuorben unb Der.
ielbe bat es Dor Gntritt ieines pi6tisen
Gmtes als feline Gufsabe era1tet, iid
nit ben @inri1tunsen Der norsiigli1iten
2ebranftalten Der @elt betaunt au ma.
den. 9abei 1T er 80 Der ue6erseusung
~setommen, baB bic beuti6en llniperi.
tdten benz Sbeal elmer b6dften Bilbunss,
anItalt am beIten entiprebe. ,Niemanb,
Der bon Der grfabruns Der Welt auI
benz @ebiete Der gr5iehung NnBen ia,
ben min, = fast Der 8iidof IN einen
grtifel iiber bic reue nn,perftGt =
faun bic uniperiitdt bes Deutiden &ei
Dies iiberIeben. Inter alien Mationer
Der neueH Belt ftebt 9euti6lanb, nit
augemein anerfannt tutrb, in porberitel
2ienie in 2iebe gum 2ernen unb in Der
bamit erreidten grfolsen. 9lnbere Can
Der idtden lire G~bseianbten bortbin
UNI iein @rsiebunss'G pftem au ftubiren
iunse 8riratleute aus allen 2dnberl
MAIDEN 8~ifserfabrten Su ieinen Inter
ridtsftdtten, ano elmer tuie ole brinsel
fe oas 9ensniB bon Der borberri9en
ben Steluns 0eutidlanbs in gntbuli
asmus fiir seitise 8ilbuns in Tiefe uni
@ranblidfeit ber selebrten 5oridun
uno in 8ollenouns Der unterri9tszMe
tbooen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-13
3mr 9 o,tntagsfrase.

Befanntlth bat Cardinal Gibbons
benz proteftantiI9en 8rebiser Crafts
auf be1ien Gnfrase binfidtlid Der Conn
tassrube cine Nnttpprt ertbeilt. Sn bert'
ieiben beiBt es: .Gs nadt mir beion.
bers Bersniisen, meinen Namer 6enieni.
aen BON Milionen anberer htn5uSufis
gen, bic 5ib In lobensmertber Weiie be'
mibsn, Der gerlebuns bes driftliben
Sonntags bnr1 ni9t notbuenbise Gr>
Bet G9ranfen 5u ieser. slud bemii'
ben iid bieIelben cine anitdnbise unb aas
aemeFene 8eoba1tuns bes Sonntags
6urd peritdnbiae @eiessebnns au for'
bern.
9umal has lebte 8altimorer 8lenar
Goncil ertldrt bat, bob ansemeiene BE-
obattuns bes cages bes Serrr iebr be-
trd1ili1 su Der 8eiieitisuns bes2afters
unb Der Snmoralltdt fotpie sur 8efbr'
berung bon 5rieben, RelisiOn nnb seiel.
I9aftli1er Drbnuns ~beitrasen. 9aE
b.eIelbe folsli9 nidt uerfeblen tperoe.
auf be 0atiOu ben Sesen unb S9nt
Der goriebuns berabausieben. Benr
@pbltpousn sesen bic 2aittbiere beniel
cen einen &ubetas in ieber @ode 81
seitatten pori6rieb, 70 ionte ipabre gu
manitdt ben Weniben bafielbe MaB be-
Rube unter benz neuen Seiese betuilt
een lehrer."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-13
0te Tarnter to, Stbuna.

gu elmer mebrfinbigen ger5amm.
lung trat bas @recutip . Gomite ber
Stats Saru1er'a liana an, lebten Witt'
mod in ct. 9aul Suiammen. Gin 9reier
Gomite tuuroe nit Der abfafuns elmer
abrefie an bas Bolt bes Staates be.
traut, uelde abenbs porselest unb gut.
sebeiBen tuuroe. 9a Syn. 9onneqr
Der rSauptmader" tpar, 70 tueiB bas
Golf, mas BON Der slbreiie gu benfen.
8ie bort als Sauptma6er, 70 tpar er
bas Sauptmunbitid selessntlid Der
Guoiena, tuelde bag gomite Dpnneritaa
por benz 5~utinftisen @oupern5r Neri,
ant bate. CUR 8eidibuns Der Rebte
Der Sarmer, iaste er, tperbe geboft, ba6
Werriam feline Grnennunsen MAIDEN
uerbe, e6e bic Sarmer.I alliance lire
iabrlibe 8eriammluns am 9. Saauar
i'm Capitol ab9ebalten baben tuerbe.
gbarles Canning bemertte in iarfa.
tiiber @etfe, baB bic Gliarce bic
&edte Der Gtienbabnen reipeftirt Al
I.5en tuiini6e, aber nidt auf Soften Der
GARNER. Bis iest ieien bic @iienbabn'
Gommiiidre tueset ibrer Eaustidle,i
als Stnmprebner ernaunt tuorben uni
nidt nit 8eriidii9tisuns auf ibre 8ennt'
nife fir ibr Gmt, benn fie ipiBten piel'
lei6t ni1t einmal ben INTERRUPTED Stpi
iden einem Sriebrab urb einent Shie'
nenbclSen. Die aubiens bauerte ettua
Is Ninutet. Werriam peripra9 abe,
tpeiter nidts, als ii6 bic SADIE iiberle
gert AT tpolIen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-13
Die s}reti6uIen Mtnneiotas.

Staatsl hulIuperintenoent .. 8. Steb'
Ie beenbete ieinen 5meiidbrli1en Beri9t
an ben GOupern6r, relp. on bic 2esisla.
tur. 9arna9 batten bic Sreii6ulen
tes Staates i'm Sabre 1883 212, 487
S5slinge ,inb 1866 9ebrer unb 2ebrer.
inner, in 5471 S1ulbifritten. gs tuur,
ben in 1898 314 neue G1ulbduier, i'm
Selammttpertb BON 1925, 1926, aebaut
0ertb aIer S1ulbduier unb glase 49,
162,021; @ertb ber Gpparate $249,,
0O7; @ertb Der S6ulbibliotbefen $685..
7o8.
Dem Sinanaberidt entnebmen mir:
Die bur1i1nittli1e S1ulfteuer betrug
IA NiIs, bic BerpiQisung fir ieben
resiitrirten S9iler: SIM Wdrj 70 Cts,
I'm Dttober IS Gents; Of, 2ebrersS ald,
re tuurben beSablt s1,s42,685.73; fir
neue S1ulbduier unb @runbftide ST..
1a1,304.ss; fiir alle anbern Swede 81
269,7a1.s5. Der pernanente Sdul,
fonb betrdot t8,25S,o96. 10.
Die Normali9ulsebiube in Mantats
uub 81. gloub iolten persr5sert tuer.
ben, ba fie fir bic ietise Sdilersnbl
i1p1 gu Helm feien. Die Norntali6ule
bon 8inpua eriu1e Tim elm Mdb1ens
beiut unh Der @ortbei1 zines folden fife
Die @eiunbbeit iOtpobl uie fir bic Gul.
tur Der BON ibren gltern en~tfernten
W6bden iei 70 einleu1tenb, bnB er,
elm iol6es Seim berafi9 EN-.
superintendent aiebte empfieblt bic
@abl BON COUNTY. Sdulfuperintenben.
ten 3u elmer onbern 8eit, OILS berienisen
fir Die 8abl bon anSern 8eamten fer.
rer, baB Elm Sduliuperintenbent cine
gr3iebunss.l qualification baben folle,
BOB in Stdbten bon $1,000 ginwobnertt
ober mebr bic 8eri1te bes Stabtiuper.
intenbeuten bireft an ben Stats Supes
gemadt iperben iollen.
Wenn Riebte in ieinem 8eri9te bic
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tuerbett.