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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
rHE ~r1MEs.-Bx1FoUE FIAsco.
How the Failure Of the Parnen Persecu-
lion is Regarded by London Newspapers

How the Failure Of Parnell Persecu-
tion is Regarded by London Newspapers
LONDON, February 27.-George Augustus
Sala writes the Telegraph" an article, de-
scribing the interview, Saturday, between
Pigott and Labouchere. It confirms the
statementtha Pigott wentto L~abouchere's
house, voluntarily. A copy OF the con.
~fessiou which Lewis obtained was, from be-
ginning to end, literally and verbally the
composition OF Pigott, who confessed
that he forged the Paruell letters, and
infinitely described the manner in which
they were written. Pigott said he, alone.
executed the forgeries. Whether ne 10
telling the truth or another batch Of Lies,
says Mr.. Sala, lis not for me to deter
mine, but to me he seemed to be confessing
facts and nothing but facts. No pressure
was put on him and no leading questions
were asked"
The "News'' says: 1--WE condole with the
great Pigottist party in the loss OF it's
leader, and the consequent difficulty OF forg-
ing ahead. No more utter and hopeless col
lapse has occurred in the history OF cal.
umny. The case for the prosecution has
gone to pieces at the first touch. Parnell is
proved innocent by the only means the
'Tiuies' relied upon to prove hin guilty.
Whether the Times proceeds or not. Par
nell will claim the right to disprove the
other charges"
The sTiines' says: 1T is precluded from
commenting on the Parneh commission at
this stage"
The STANDARD says: "The complete
breakdown OF Pigott's evidence, and his
absence, render it no longer possible to re-
frain IRON comment. We feel ourselves
obliged in the public interest to declare
that the evidence on which the anthem
ITCHY OF the letters was supposed to rest,
has been completely discredited, and tue
sooner openly and formally admitted tie
better il will be from every point OF view"
After blaming he "Times" for it's extraor-
binary negligence, the Standard" says:
''The pomp and circumstances under
which the publication occurred made
it possible to absolve those answerable
for it of a grave breach of public duty.
Whatever else is proved, the fact remains
that q deep injustice has been done to
Parnell, and q blow equally to be de-
plored, is given to English journalism"
The "Daily Telegraph" says: "To all
intents and purposes the Parnell commits
sion may be regarded as ended. We are
glad to say that Parnell stands free and
innocent of the damaging charge attributed
to him with what we are sorrowfully com
PEELED to call reckless and rash imprudence."
The Telegraph" censures the carelessness
with which the ''Times' acted, and says
the result much effects the political situa-
ton, az it is certain that there will be a
body of opinion naturally attracted to-
ward Parnell as an injured and prosecuted
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
The Amy and silversmith.

By a notice appearing in the advertising
columns it will be seen that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the Amy
and silversmith Company is called for Fri
day, March Is, for the election of a boart
of trustees and other business. The MIN
has been under lease to the Anaconda Com
pany, and it is not known whether the leas'
will be renewed or not. The Anaconda
Company owns q large amount OF mining
property in the same neighborhood that il
practically undeveloped, and may conclude
to sink upon it's own property insaead Q
that it has leased. II the lease is renewed
it will pr obably be on the understanding
that sinking will be begun on the Amy and
Silversmith.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
FRIENDLY TO THE PIPEsTONE.

The Northern Pacific Ready to Accept
that Route If it is the More Available.
TWAS learned yesterday from Agent Nc
Caig of the Northern Pacific in reference to
the survey Of the Pipestone pass under
takea by the Board of Trade OF this city
that Chief Engineer Kendrick OF that road
had expressed himself Of perfectly satisfied
with the appointment OF Mr.. Ray as the
engineer to perform the survey. Not only
would he have accepted MIR. Ray as the sur
veying engineer had he been allowed he OPP
~portunity. but would have paid him from
the funds OF the Northern Pacific Company.
From the manner in which Mr.. Kendrick
expressed himself it may be stated that il
the report that Mr.. Ray shall make
proves the Pipestone route to be more
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
HARRISON GETS TO WASHINGTON
~ Only a Slight Delay to the Train
In Pennsylvania by a Bad Coupling.

WIZ Only a Slight Delay to the Train
Pennsylvania by a Bad Coupling.
ALTOONA, Pa, February ga delay
vas caused at Altoona by O misft coup.
""s, and the train pulled out from there
%''l5' or 35 minutes behind the sched
w. In reply to a request from the Penn.
.ranla legislature that a stop be made
harrisburg to allow members to pay
.er respects, Russell ri. Greyson said th'
Ieuule would not permit.
0'Delwood, seven miles from Altoona
Vnpany OF men, with a large flag
"VOo along side Of the track.
S'IJrone a large crowd gathered.
me hotel at Birmingham had been deco
GS"d will bunting, and the employees o
works stood upon the lawn. .
n ans huntington streets were filed with
Sooople' and groups stood in farm bous,
Urs along the route.
ia,nS;to O'Clock Greyson and the Immediate
rsca; ny sat down to breakfast, whence the,
UNiaSwe gatherings Of people at Noun,
bort lewiston Junction. Mifain, New
sped' puncannon and Marysville, as they
reacbaTo t" ard Harrisburg. he trait
great harrisburg on time, at 1920. A
outs;Sao was present, who were KEEP
TEN AINurEs' PAUSE AT #-AnR,snuRa
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
The Brave Mime. Cohen.

Among Mime. Cohen's adventures on the
battle field she relates one in which she
maintained her point in opposition to the
Prussian general. After a victory he gave
orders for the elevation OF the Prussian flag
over the field hospital which Mime. Cohen
had in charge. Rather than remain under
the banner of the enemy, h said she
would transport the wounded in carts, and,
finally, after q consultation OF officers, the
Prussians had to consent to the retention
of the French flag.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
ANNEXATION PROS AND CONS.
The Canadians Discussing the Sentiments
Sir John MacDonald's views.

The Canadians Discussing h Sentiments
Sir John MacDonald's views.
OTTAWA, Ontario, February 27.-ln com
mons, yesterday afternoon, the Hon. Mr.
Taurier, liberal leader of the opposition, il
a brilliant speech, moved a sweeping reso'
luton that Canada enter into negotiations
with the United States, and that the modus
vivendi in the fisheries matter be continued.
Taurier vent on to advocate the mutual
enlargement of trade relations by both
countries. The sympathy OF Canada for
the South in the late war, led to the abro
cation of the reciprocity treaty of 1854.
Taurier arraigned the government for its
narrow Interpretation OF the treaty oil
1918, with all the harsh injustices, and de-
plored the proposition of the government
to return to this treaty.
Sir John Mcdonald said he rejoiced that
last year was in itself a confirmation OF the
Canadian contentious of what Americans
once considered a right they will find they
will have to purchase. Canada does not
propose to make a treaty by surrender
She will stand on her dignity. Sir Johr
denied that the government or magistracJ
favored the South in the late a
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
is the Alaskan-British Boundary ?

Where Is the AIaskan-Brit1sh BOundaFV
OTTAWA, Ont. February 27.-The report
of the interior department contains the fol
lowing with reference to the Alaskan boun'
Diary, at present a subject of dispute be-
tween Canada and the United States: 1.-The
observations of William Ogelvie, in charge
oil the survey in the Yukon district, have
not yet been completely reduced, but an
approximate calculation shows that the
boundary is nearly ninety miles below the
point where marked on the United States
map. This is OF great Importance, as it
passes through the best gold-bearing dis
Jricts in the country.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02

satisfactory than that by way Of Boulder,
the Northern Pacific will gladly avail itself
of it AZ the more desirable Of the two. The
greatest grade on the route by way OF
Boulder is $50 feet to the mile. aud unless
the people who favor the Pipestone pass
have been yers greatly misinformed Mr..
Ray will certainly be able to discover q
much smaller grade than this. According
to present appearances the Northern Pa
cifc people fssl quite amicably towards the
Pipest0ne pass.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
what was Found in 8 Florida Tree.

A singular Incident is reported from Flor.
ida. On an island in Lake Wier, near Oca.
la, two very large oak trees that had stood
sentinel watch upon the island for CEN
turtles. perhaps, had . grown together at
the ground as to become almost q tree.
This dual tree had previously been dead
ened, and later ON, q few months ago, was
fred and burned, and then in the ashes q
strange discovery was made-the skeleton
OF a man and q pair Of silver riding spurs.
The bones crumbled ct the touch, but the
spurs were bright and perfect. How long
the person whose remains were thus ere
mated had lain within this sepulcher, and
how and by what circumstances he evergot
In there, is q mystery.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
49, 80" - -
New Stars Mt the Comique.

The Clifford sisters, Florence and Rose,
who have just arrived from Los Angeles,
made a decided hit at the Theater Comique
on their opening which occurred Monday
evening. The young ladies were frequently
encored in their great speciality act.
Williams and Brannan, vocalist and
change artists, are q clever team now at
the Comique, and made the hit OF the week
Miss Carrie Monroe appeared in her conf.
cal presentation OF the German sweetheart
which exhibits her rich German dialect, az
also in her unique paper tearing.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
Measuring a Leg.

One OF the Corbets OF Sundorne castle,
near Shrewsbury, made a bet that his leg
was the handsomest in the country or king.
dom, and staked on his part his magni6-
cent estates. He WOE. There is q picture
in Sundorne castle representing the meas
uring OF sundry legs.-CChambers' Journal.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
Is This the True Story of Rudolph's Death

Is This the True Story of Rudolph's Death ?
Mr.. Labouchere, member OF Parliament,
in a cablegram to the New York World"
discredits the stories Of Archduke Ru-
dolph's suicide. and declares that both he
and Baroness Marie Veczera have proba-
bly, been murdered by a jealous woman.
Both cerpses were mutilated, and the
whole tragedy showed traces Of q feminine
hand, prompted by the most insane ieal.
ousy. The baroness was shot in the back
and the crown prince from behind the ear.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02

First Dakota ~citizen-Bill, let's have a
game of poker?
Second Dakota citizen-Not nov.
Just a friendly game, old fellow.
Can't do it.; I amt got my revolver with
me.-[Drake's Magazine.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment

THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY
accompanies for everybody exactly what acclaimed
forit. One of the reasons for the great popularityof
the Mustang Eminent is found in its universal
applicability. Everybody needs such q medicine
The Lumberman needs 1t in case OF accident
The Housewife leeds it for generalfamily use.
The Canaler needs it for his teams and his men.
The Mechanic needs 1t always on his Work
bench.
The Miner needs it in case Of emergency.
The Pioneer needsit-can'tge get along Without IL
The Farmer needs it in his house, his stable
and his stock yard.
The Steamboat man or the Boatman needs
it in liberal supply aloatand ashore.
The Horse.fancier needs lit Ii MS pess
friend and safest reliance.
The StOck.gr0wer needs tit Will save INN
thousands of dollars and q world Of trouble.
The Railroad man needs it and VIII need ESQ
long as his life Is a round Of accidents and dangers.
The BackwOodsman needs It. There Is moth
ing like it as an antidote for the dangers to life.
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs it about his Store among
his employees. Accidents will happen. and when
these come the Mustang Eminent Is wanted atonce.
Keep q Bottle in the House. IT'S the best OF
economy.
Keep a Bottle in the Factory. Itsimmedists
use In case of accident saves pain and loss OF wages
Keep a Bottle Always in the Stable Tor
use when wanted.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-02

AAs AlsurEs' PAUSE AT HARRlsBuRa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18
Mlarlo Neutrality-suspicious.

Yslorst ftrift tire eigsnen @elddfte
unb beaniprudt Nidts, weosr fiir nod
gegen irsenb eiaen GonturrenteH; iudt
ben QntbsIl bee 0ffeailiden gatynuoee,
bic ibr laiilig unb germ seseben pitb;
otertrl l'0sre utO 5uOerldffge Ieuetoer.
lt6erung gu Dauie nit benz 8erfprehen
promptel AusgIeihung I'M Sale ppu
VsrIuf. Snbem Sbr nit bieier @efel=
i9aft @efhdfte ma9t, u~nterbanbelt S9r
nit Streftoren, Die fit Gu9 feine Irems
ben limb, Wednner, bic Elm Iebbaftes Sn.
terefle an ben anselegenbsiten Der @eleas
i1aft tebinen unb Die ni6ts bulben un0
erlauben wiiroen, mas ni6t Hreng nit
ben 8e'9dftsprin3ipien in GintIang au
bri1gen 1T. gebenft ebeafals, oaB ale
Prdmien @. b.. pus mir auf infer Ell
genes Gltto nebmeH) unb ole Som.
miifonen, (oas TT: Ghdoerlideruna)
bic oerbient weroen, bier bIeiben uu6
pteber in San Nuionio unb Seras in
@irfulation gebra6t peroen.
Wtr baben arrangements getrpffen
unb iino borbereitet, geri6erungen bon
lrgeno nelder 60he gu iibernebmen.
Wegen f%arnerer Snformation unb @ins
selbeiten tDenbe man fid an bic Office,
yfo. 222 @eH.@ommsree SiroBe (Dirz
ler's 6ebduoe) ODER 5elepbon $50. 439.
n. B. Wenn Sbr Der bsimiiden @es
feu daft ben Wor5ug geben Doer lie uns
teritiben Dolt, 10 perbanoeIt brett
nit bieer Office, ba mir in ber
Stabt teire autorifrten Ngenten, ions
bern nur uniere eigenen SoIicitos
baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18
Gin anaerifantfher gnniul iiber Die
Sbcnermag 1T 9emtIdtano.

Cine mi@tige 9epef6e iib.r preiie,
prooufte un6 Grnten in Seuti6lanb III
foeben i'm 5taatsbepartement BON Sos.
8. Smith, benz goniul Der Ser. Staa.
ten in Maina, einsetroHen. CT faQt
rSn Der amerifantf9eu BreHe miro
beri@tet, baB elm ernfter 8eriu6 gema9t
uerben ioQe, Die fran36fi9en unb oeuts
f6en Bef6rdnfunsen auf bic ginfubr
unierer S9meineprobutte ab3ui1afen.
Sn Deuti6lunb f6nnte feline before 3eit
als bic iebige gu einem iol6en 8eriu6
gemdblt merben, ba Gleif6preiie febr
bod finb unb bariiber erpbe unaufrie.
oeubeit berrf6t; aber Der @rfolg bleibt
bod 5peifelbaft, ba ben beufiden 2anos
tDirtben Der S6uB gegeu ben Mitbeperb
ber Ser. Staten bon grDBem 8ors
tbeil lit.
vNmeritanii9es @@weineH eil9 lift
aug Deuti6lano befanntli9 tpesen lei.
aer Sri6inengefabr ausgei@loiien unb
in oieIem Sommer lit es ou9 fit n6tbig
erfldrt tporben, bic Sdpeiueeiufubr aus
&uBlano, Sefferei1. ungarn uno anbern
2dnbern su bsrbieten, tpo bic Waul= uno
GlauenieuGe unter benz 8ieb bsrrf6t.
@ogar Die @infubr aug D6nemart unt
S6weoen LIT berboten, obnobI bot.
feline 8iebieu6en berrf9en. Die 6olge
tDar, bab preiie bon S9meineFeif9
fart in bic 90be segangen finb; our
groBen un3ufriebenbeit beg aLgemeinen
publituu,s uno Der NrbeitertlaHen, aber
aur Greube Der beimif9eu 8iebai6ter
unb 2anbpirt1e.
Brob unb Wfebl finb aud tbsurer dig
friiber unb t6nnen.in Golge Der f6le1s
ten @rnten bieies Sabres in europa nod
b6ber fteisen. Roblen iinb wesen Der
groBen Strites i'm Trtbiabr, OIL benen
ft@ 100000 Mann betbeiIietsn, uno
tpeget ber erb6bten inbutrielen Sbdtia.
feit $1.25 per Sonne b5ber als um bieie
3eit bes 0oriabres unb man erpartet
allgemein nod b6bere preife big gun,
Winter.
Mles In Maem Hnb baber bic Nusf1.
ten fur ben arr1en Maur I'm beborite.
benben Winter bel ben erb6bten preiien
bon 8rob, Gleif6 unb &obIsn ni6t febr
ermutbigeub. 9artoHeln, bic gum
Slid gut geratben finb, tperben Der Or
beiterbeb6ltsrung gum She'll aIs grfaB
fir Srob unb Gleif@ bienen miifen unb
be3tgli6 Der 9ei3ung tperSen He fi6 ein=
ri&teu mufen, 10 gut es eben unter bic
len umifdn6en gebt.
Die tnbufriele Sage in Deuti9Ianb
bat fi6 be6eutenb gebefiert, aber biefe
boben preiie miegen ben baraus fur bic
Nrbeiterbeb6lferung entfanoenen Nuben
b~oQfdnbig auf uno fibren Der unter ibr
berri9enben nnsufrieoeubeit nod mebr
BrennftDf su."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18

Notbmeaeigfeit Der peltli9en Madt bes
pabfttbums dig Dogma Der fatboli'9en
Sir6e %pfOtlamirt, baum Diirbe oas fas
tboli|6e Oeiterrei6 nit feiuem big our
Bigotterie ftrenggldubisen Monar9en
ni9t mebr Der 8unbesaenoRe Staliens
bIeiben f6nnen, obne f6 ber Gefabr beg
tirdli6en 8annitrables aussufeben.
Iu6 fit bas gu 3pei 9ritteln prote=
itantii6e Deuti4lanb mdre bic STUD
tion eine duBerit i@wiertse, benn es
ftdnbe Dor bet alternative: 26Iunq bes
Sreibuubes pber teuer &ultur ; Gampf
nit benz fatboIii@en &Ierus uuo Ben
ulttamontanen i'm Snnern
9ur6 bic Prptlamirung fenes neuen
Dogmas Der r6mii@en Yrieferberri9s
iu9t wiirbe fi@ Der Mann, BET als anz
gebli9er Statthalter @brilti i'm ipabrs
fen Slime Elm 9urt uub 8si9aber bes
Grieoens iein folte, tb als gemeini@6b<
lidffer unb gefdbrli6fter Griebeuss5 6t=
rer ertpeiien |
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18
Gin aaufmaun In Der lrnteraoat.

Gin 3aufmant tn ber umterRabt,
benz bur1 Elm leibenbes unb fdretenbes
Sinh mebrere Wddte Der Sdlof aeraubt
wurbe unb Der 5u Der ueteraeuouna aes
lanSte, bab Wrs. Binslpus Sootbina
SArup Seraoe Der Artitel iei, belIen er far
bas 8ino benStbiste, faufte einen gcrratb
baecn. Mls ct mad Sauie fam unb ieis
ner 6rau oapDn Wittheilung madte, weis
serte iie lid, benz &inoe bon Dem @efaufz
ten gu perubrsiden, ba fe cine Gnbdnse.
rim Der SomSopathie mar. Die ndGife
Wadt wnrbe rieber idlaflos bsrbradt.
Gls Der Safer am nddlfsn Gage mad
Sauie fan, fanb er bas Sinh ldtedter
als ie, unb ba E: abermals cine idlafiole
Nadt hefirdtete, perabreidte er pdbrenb
Der Nbpeienheit feiner Trau benz Ginbe
cine Bcrticn oeS Snrup unb iagte nidts
capcn. Die Nadt barauf fdlief GGes
mOhl unb Der fleine Sdreier er,padte
am Wcrsen nit beiterm @efidt. Die
Wntter mar erfreut iiber ben plSsli&en
wuneerbaren Bedfel unb obwobl le fh
3uerft beleioi9t fibl.e, alS He Nuitldruna
erbielt, ieete ife oenncG ben @e6raud
bes Shrnps fort. S9reienbe Rinber
unb fdlaflcie Nd4te ino ibr ieet unbe,
fannt. @ine e%in5elne BrObe nit benz
Sprup hat nod oas 9eioen ieses 9inbes
uno bas Scrurtheil Der Mutter beiiegt.
Sn alien a~pctbefen gu babsn; IS Vents
bic Tlaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18

nem tbm bon ZEN liberaIeu Mitqliebern
Der Seputtttenfammer ge9ebeuen Ie1ts
8anfette belt. @r fagte am 59Iuke
berlelben, es lei Eotbwenbig, ale pers
fonen gu befdmbfen, OBJ bod pber nieb.
rig, tpel6e bas pOlitif6e @ebduoe Sta.
liens gu untergraben beriu9ten. Dte
Deltli6e Ma9t oes papfes, obpobl fe
SaDrDunberte b%eftanben, babe nur cine
gptIooe III Der 8ei6i@te &oms gebiloet.
&om babe boy6er ~beifanoen unb miirbe
ou9 na66er 6eiteben. 91agen ober
Srobungen oerm06ten nidts baran 3u
dnbern. &om bil6e einen integriren6en
S6eil Staltens, pie oos GeieB einen
She'll Der mnoernen WeIt. Ser papH
babe bole Greibeit in &eIisionsIa6en
unb lei nur baran berbinbert - un6
atpar tpeniger treng alg in anbereu faz
tbolii9en 2dnbern - in bic Re6te bes
9taates eitt5ugreiFen. uMf6ge bic
Stride es beriu9eu, prometbeus nit
benz 9ounerfeil bes SimmeIs st Idre.
Cen. unere Nufgabeifes
! m Nomen bet 8ernunft3u
fdmpen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-10-18
Ge9en ben oWereinSs rnb sseft.
fdfpinnef."

Die v8abif9e 2anbpof" fpra9 fi1
flr3Ii9 iiber biefes Sbema in iebr bers
Der Weiie aus unb bic in Greiburg er.
f6einenbe r8reisgauer 3eiture" ffimmt
ibr bel, elm 8emeis, baB i'm alten 8ater,
lanoe bic 8ereins : Gefli6teiten fart
ibsrbanb genommen baben mifen.
Wan6es aus bieien WuseinanberieBun.
gen ldBt h9 iibrigeus obne 8eiteres aud
auf bic beuti9zameritanii1en 8erbdlts
niHe antuenben. 9ie r8reisg. 3tg."
fagt: Wir t6nneE Der .,2anbpoft"
bierin tur auf bas lebbaftefte 5uitims
men; es bat fi9 elm uebermaB FOLDER
Jefte iebt in 5robelti9lanb eingefeIt,
Dos gerabe3u eif9refenb tpirtt unb ben
Slim fur bduslides Gamilienleben Bis
auf's tieffte eri9ittert. Sabei ipielt Die
gitelteit Der 8erenitalter unb &ebebal.
ter (&ebner tpdre gu bel geiast!) cine
iiberpiegenbe &ole uno ale biefe 2eute
tuarten NIT 6ebnIu6t barauf, lire oge=
Iuusenen" unb m%ufterbaften 2eituusen
in einem GuBenb 8ldtter berbsrrli6t au
ieben. 9emofbenes unb Cicero erlGeis
men in bunbertfa9er 3abI gum 3tpelte1
Meale auf unlerer @rbfugel unb treiben
bas bis6en 8ef6eibenbeit nod b6lig
aus ben 26pfen biuaus, oas aus
beEeren unb I66neren 3asen bielsi@t
nod 3urtdsebIieben 1T. 9ie preRe
aber muB iorefam &egiter fibren iiber
ale bic s., To-, 20, unb ~25idbrigen
,6efte" ber mobernen 8ereinsmeierei,
pdbrenb bic einaeInen8ldtter wenn fei In
benz Wettlauf 3uradbIeibea, berbebmt
uno 3u @unitsn iener abbeitelt tuerben,
bic am breiteften uno eingebenbften BON
benz iSlaggeni6mud, ben Geftiunefrauen
unb benz ,,tiefen ginbrud" gu rebeu
wiRen, ben bic Reouer bes Cages Der.
porgebra6t baben. gu9 Der 3ana, Der
ben S9luB bilbet, bari ni6t berge1en
tperben NIT benz Beifigen, baB pb6bus
f9on feline &oRe einipaunte, als bic
2ebten Der @eIeQi9ait ben 6eimtpeg
bon einem ,,Geiie" antraten, bas allen
Sbeilnebmern in unausltf6li6em An'
benfen bleiben mirb."
80 gebts bon Gett 3u Get uro baum
wirb nod iiber bic i6le9ten 3eiten ges
flagt, Dbne bic @rtinbe peiter 3u unters
iu6eu, NORM iene lire tiefere Wur5eI
baben. Die Breie fam biergeeer, pie
i9on gefagt. penig tbun, benn he muB,
neil feline Solibaritdt bel ibr %borbanben
IL, benz bug Der 3eit" folsen, tuen1
nt6t bieieuigen Bldtter, Die Wioertanb
le'ften ooer pibernilig mitma9en, 3u
Gunitea anberer fdwer eeI9dbigt tuers
ben folen. Nber ab unb 3u bic mabs
nenbe Stimme eeeen ben MiBbrau6
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gDns. 9DHins u Spbg.

uniere Sauptnabrung 1T unb bIeibl
bas Gleif9, unb UNI ioldes frif9 uro
gut 81 erlangen, fam man unm5gli1
einen suOerldffgeren Wfarft finben, ais
ben bon Wm. 66fing & 5pbn, SO.
511 Ibe. s. 9ie 9erreu baben benz
8ei@mad ibrer &unben 8e6nung ges
tragen unb in ibrem @tabliKement cine
talte 2uftmai6ine erri9tst, pel9e allen
Qnforoerungen fit grGaltuns unb gnt=
fernung i6dbli@er Sngre6iea3en bes
Gleif9es entipri9t. Sic baben beidn=
big in ibren 8iebbbfen einen groBen
8orratb BON Waitbieb, aus tpel9em
MIR bas Bette fir lire Runben gepdtH
miro. Wer reef bebient fem mill, Der
beiu6e ben Martt, Ro. 511
Nbenue 6. L1Ot1
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@afiaae ttah Garpna.

Sic Ngenturen bes Derrn %. 5.
3 oung, SO. l Commerce : StraBe,
Gan Antonio, unb go. SOB Wains
StraBe, Dallas, nertreten nur bic
aterfannt beffen e1rDpdii6en 9ampferz
2inien. Ser Ooung 1T i'm Stanbe Bic
btlli 8 It Ell Gaten gu geben, err
tbeilt bereitniQig ie6e gephni0te Nus
funft unb beiorgt febr prompt ale ibm
ibergebenen Nuftrdge. Wer mad gus
ropa gu reiien piinf@t, ober geruanbte
beriiberfommen laRen min, penbe ii@
an trgenb eiEe Der genannten Ngenturen.