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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-27
AN OBNOXIOUS CLAUSE.
Montanans Take Reasonable
View of the Suffrage Question.

HELENA. Mont, July 26.-The con-
vention consumed the entire day in the
discussion of that clause of the suf-
trage bill providing that after five
years. residence only citizens shall be
permitted to vote, a declaration of in
tention not to be held sufficient. The
clause was finally voted down, and the
convention adjourned without further
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-27
RouIanper,s Rieeest BIuff.

PARIS, July 26.-Gen. Boulanger will
be candidate in ninety-twO eantons for
the councils general.
PARIS, July 26.-It is reported that
Gen. Boulanger is going to New York.
fearing that the cOurt-martial Will con-
denim him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-27
win Decide Next Tuesday.

WINNIPEG, Man., July 26.-The argu-
ments in the habeas corpus proceedings
brought by Burke closed this afternoon.
and the Judge announced that he would
give a decision Tuesday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-27
Harvesting in Earnest.

Special to the Globe.
MooRHEAD, Minn., July 26.-Har-
vesting began in earnest to-day. Wheat
is ripening fast and promises a good
weld. The kernels are large and well
filed out
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-27
Her Heart Failed.

Special to the Globe.
MooRHEAD, Mimi, July 26.-Mrs.
John Freers, of this city, to-day
dropped dead of dropsy OF the heart.
She was an old settler.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-27
Stunned by a ThunderboIt.

Special to the Globe
ROCHESTER,, Mlnn., July 26.-As
Dennis Hanrahan was going to his
home in Haverhill last night during the
storm. he was struck by lightning and
stunned. One of his horses was killed
and The other stunned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-27
will Run ON HaIfTime.

LONDON, July 26.-Two-thirds of the
cotton spinners of England have
reached al agreement to run on half
time for a month.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-27
sawed His Foot in Twain.

Special to the Globe
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, July 26.-August
Peterson had one of his feet split from
the toes almost to the ankle on an edg-
ing saw at Porter's mills this afternoon.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-27
Tins for To-Day.

The following look to be good selec'
tIOnS:
Enterprise and Alta.
Lotion and Cora Fisher
Miss Belle and Willie M.
Castaway II. and Bridgeight.
Cassius and Sallie Hagan.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-27
ONCE MORE AN OUTSIDER.

Blantyre Forces the Favorite
Charlotte Into Second Place.
At bugle blow for the second race. a
s4OO selling purse, Gov. Ross was first
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-27

If there is any royal
road to wealth, the per-
sistent advertiser is the
most likely to find it. 1t
pays to advertise all the
time.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-27

Would you do a good
paying business during
the summer months? A
regular advertisement in
THE GLOBE will secure
it for you.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-27
OVER THE HURDLES.
The Big Linquist Easily Beats the
Field of Three.

In the mile and a quarter hurdle
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-03-09
PORTLAND MARKET.
THE LOCAL MARKET ALL THAT
COULD BE DESIRED.
Sugars Exhibit Great Firmness-A Brisk
Demand for Fresh Meats-Dried
Fruit a Drug in the Market
Drop in Cured Meats.

The local merchandise market is all
that could be desired, spring orders COM
ing in earlier than usual. The wheat
market, however, continues in dull
and very unsatisfactory state. SUI
gars exhibit great frmness and have adj
vanced lsc Since our last report cured
meats have dropped &c. The demand
for fresh fruit continues steady, with a
slight advance in oranges. Dried fruits
are drug in the market through an over
supply. In the matter OF butter prices
have gone to pieces, except that OF choice
quality. The receipts of wool for the
week haze been 6S,576 bs Flour con
tinues steady, with no change since last
report. There is a good demand for all
kinds of feed Fresh meats remain un-
changed.
GROCERIES,.
Sugars, Golden C size, extra C 5iac,
cube, crushed and powdered &c. Coffee
Java 25c, Rio p &c, Arbuckle's roasted
24l2c.
PROVISIONS.
Oregon ham I215@13c, breakfast ba-
con 13c, sides He, shoulders 10% Ollie.
Eastern ham 12L@13c, Sinclaire's 1870
1870, breakfast bacon 124@13c, sides
lie, shoulders 10@1lc Lard 0l01s
@llc.
Navel oranges $4.S5@5.OO, Riverside
$3.25@3.50, apples $l.16, lemons $3.50 per
box.
Potatoes 30@35c, onions 70@75c.
DRIED FRUITS.
Apples 5tdGc, sliced 619c, apricots l3C6
| 14c, peaches 8@10c, pears Sc, Oregon
prunes, Italian, Sc, silver Sc, German 51a
@6c, plums 5@7c. Raisins 81 per box,
California figs Sc, Syrna 15c.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter, Oregon fancy 25c, medium 2Oc,
Eastern 15c, California pc.
EGGS.
Eggs 13@14c.
POULTRY.
Chickens $5.5O@6, ducks 1926 per
doz., geese $10@12, turkeys 17c per IL.
WOOL.
Valley 1Sc, Eastern Oregon 8@ l5c.
HOPS.
Hops 8@15c.
GRAIN.
| Wheat, Valley $1.35, Eastern $l.30.
Oats 33c.
FLOUR.
Standard $3.50, other brands $4@4.10.
FEED.
Hay $l3@15 per ton, bran $l7, shorts
SIS, barley chop $23@24, mill chop $l8.
FRESH MEATS.
Beef, live, 4c, dressed &c, mutton, live,
.4c, dressed Sc, lambs $3.50 each, hogs &c,
dressed 7@71ac, veal 6@Sc.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-03-09

That dreams do occasionally come
too true is now believed by the Port
land man who dreamed the other night
that robbers were removing property
of his, and who on awakening went to
investigate, found the rObber and got
knocked on the head with piece of
lead pipe as a reward for his curiosity.
-Barnum's elephant Juno" caught
cold at the winter quarters in Bridge
port and was given two gallons of
whisky and wrapped in blankets soaked
in brandy in the hope of curing her.
The dose made the animal ',jolly" and
she tore away her blankets, staggered
about among the herd Of animals and
conducted herself generally in an un-
dignified manner.
The only blacksmith of Mohawk,
Arizona, had son born to him recent
ly Although work was rushing he
refused to fill orders, aud put in the
whole time making a baby carriage.
Meanwhile the town was filled with
teamsters anxious to have their wagons
put in order, but the happy father was
master of the situation and no induce
ments could prevent his labor for the
baby. The baby is the boss of all
creation.
AT a citrus fair in Oroville. Cal,
there were several mammoth exhibits
of oranges. They included an i'm
mense golden heart, covered with
thousands OF oranges, grand monu-
ment on which were displayed 10000
samples of the fruit, and a huge
basket in which were piled up 2,150
oranges. Another splendid exhibit
was a Japanese pagoda, in which
nearly 5000 oranges and lemons were
displayed.
A new and beneficial use to which
the ordinary toy torpedo can be put is
told Of by the Boston Post, A lady in
that city has Skye terrier who has
trick of wandering away from her
when out on walk and swapping
pood-naturedIy at the heels Of other
people. She brings the dog to her side
by throwing a torpedo near him. The
terrier is frightened at the explosion,
and, not knowing whence it originates,
runs back to its mistress for protec-
ton, and is awed into submission for
the rest of the walk.
There is an old man in Chicester-
vile, in the Catskills, who always
speaks out in meeting. Recently
city divine preached in the little
Methodist church of the village, and
the old man became so excited at one
or two home thrusts in the sermon
which seemed to apply to a certain
neighbor that he got up and shouted:
That's right. youngster, hit i'm
again. And later on, when the SER
mon appeared to come home to him,
he cried out in stentorian tones:
That's sC,. b'gosh. We're all sinners,
ev'rv durncd one Of us.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-03-09
Union Pacific Railway.
OREGON SHORT LINE.

rbrouqh Pullman Sleepers and Modern Day
c1anbss 10 omaha. Council Bluffs and Kansas
NY, ..;s Of DENVER. CHEYENNE, SALT LAKE
GITY. OGDEN, COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA
TaNSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, and all
IAoints i'm the East and South.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-03-09
uapsage checked through from Pull
o man TO ali points named.
Family Sleepers Free on
All Throu h Trains

-. t,rther information regal <ing territory
roarsed. rol rates Of fare, descriptive pamPhlee6es,
ETC. apply to nearest agent OF d6Sress 59s eni0n
H. H. BROWN, Agent, Pullman
6 TEBBETs, G. P. & I. A, Omaha Neo-
A L. MAXWELL
a. &TA, o. r. & y. Co.,
Portland, Oregon.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14
DER munnerer.>

&ei6e @ottes S9abmeiiter 1T uno
letm 9er5 benz unslidli6en ni9t
peri9lieBen barf. Das 8inbemittel
smii6en 8ei6 uno Nrm lit bic @oblz
tbdtisfeit. @dbrenb LANCER 3eiten
bat man bies ~anerfannt; bamals
tuur5elte audi Der @laube ttet unb
Niemano beitritt bic @eiebmdBisfeit
jeter iocialen @runolase, lpdter aber
erI9itterten perberbli9e 2ebren BE
lelbe. Man muB bas @ebdube auf's
neue 5ulammenfisen, tnbem man
our 9rtitli6en 2ebre uno 9rt1tli9en
Simnesart 5uriidfebrt, unter rtel1er
Sormen Die alten @enolienl9aften
wieber ertpedt. 9ie &idfebr au
ben 6riitli6en @runoiaben girb bic
Gerbinouns 5mi1den I~rbeitseber unb
Irbeitern befeiti9en unb Srieben unb
DHentli6e &ube 1i6ern. @iele Irz
better wollen, perfibrt bur6 fal16e
2ebren, Elm Siilfsmtttel in Ser Mufz
bebuns bes @isentbums finoen; eitele
9oHnuns! sic bdufen &uinen auf
chamber unb per19limmern bas lie
bel. Die leiten0en &la1ien mii11en,
Tim ben Nrmeu 5u belfen, ibr uner=
idttli6es Sra9ten na9 @ermebruns
ibrer 8er9nii9un9en unb S6dbe 5ii=
seln; 0abur6, baB 1ie oas ni9t tbun
entltebt @roa un0 un5ufrieoenbeit.
Sie &esierenben baben Die 8flt6t,
Die @efabr gu bei6m6ren, aber ni6t
Our6 Gi6ter un0 Soloaten, 1onoern
babur6, baB iie Der Stride bic 5ret=
beit laien, ibren beillamen ginflub
aus5ubreiten, weiie &erbaltunssz
maBreseln befannt 5u seben, Die SUI
seno gu i6iben, bic relisi6ie &ufeabe
Der Srau I'M 9au1e, Die Sonntass=
rube u1to cine gereselte 2ebensfibz
rung 5u lebren. Ser Irbeit9eber
muB ben Irbeiter als 1einen 8ru6er
betra6ten, iiber feline Snterelien waz
6en, iein 2oos erlei6tern, linn Elm
9utes 8eilpiel 9eben unb auf einen
iibermdBisen, unebrli6en @ewinn
@er5t9t l~eilten. Die Nrbeiter mill
len itb un%terorbnen, %ebrerbietig 5ei=
gen un0 alle St6runs Der 6ffentli6en
Sronun9 meioen. IQe miien Der
Stride unb benz 8apit treu bleiben,
belien Sage iib td9li6 peri6limmert,
ba er Der Sreibeit beraubt 1T. u&ebrt
jebt na6 Sranfrei6 5urid, mo trot
tbetlweile uno 5ettmeili9en Srrtbiz
mern Die 2iebe 5um @uten niemals
aufsebDrt fat, Die Slamme Der @roB=
mutb nnb Spferfreuoi9feit niemals
erlo16en it,"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14

Inbere maren weniser. seiItis ais
moraliI6 anormal; oieIe bebten, tint
in benz 9drm ibren Mitbiirgern unse=
'it6rt Die Ta16en leeren 5u f6nnen.
Meben bCr grfenntniB, baB man ben
@esner nntelibabt bate, mar es Der
&abenjammer nod Dem @rinberz
rauI6, Der Die 2eute ernii6.erte.
@ieaei9t itnb Man6e gu elmer rubi@
gen 8etra9tuns audi babur6 selangt,
baB Die @e16i9te Der lebten Sabre
cine In5abl BON untbaten 0ie1er Irt
%auf5uweilen bat, Die 1i6 ben &atboliz
fen ni6t in Die S9ube 1dieben lieBen.
SDbel mar Meitslieb bes 6ri1tli6z
locialen @ereins; man 1tri6 i'm aus
Der 2iite, obne piel 2drm iiber feline
Wit9lieol9aft 81 MAIDEN. Sn Sranf=
reid feuert BON Belt 5u Belt irsenb
elm Snbipiouum einen S9ub auf Ell
men Miniiter ab, reselmdBis etn &ez
publicaner, Der nit Ser &esieruns
un5ufrieoen 1T. Sinslt wur0e grispi
BON einem Meni6en perpunoet, Der
Die italienii6es sMiBwirtbi9aft als
@runb angab, Gu erfreuli6 nun
bic Sefebrnns unlerer @esner 1T, ir
pasen mir oo6 ni6t gu boffen, baf
Die 9eber bon 8eruf it6 berubiseu
weroen, 9as miro it9 bal6 5eisen,
.&6ln. Splfs5.'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14
Sas Nttentat aaf ben Sb~romfol9er
Yrin3en @ilbelm BON Mirt=
tembera

ipuroe bel Der l1m5dununs Der Giau
Marienwabl bel 9uowissbure Der,
iibt. Die 8rin5ellin 8auline laB bel
tbrem Sater i'm @asen; Der 8rina,
uelder ben S6uB ni6t tpeiter bead=
tet bate, erbielt erit na6 ieiner &iif=
febr aus Der Stride &enntniB bappn.
Der 8rin5 mar Der @esenitanb freu=
bigger Soatipnen in 2uOwi9sburg 10
pobl wte in Stuttgart, wpbin er iif
gum 8elu6e leiner Mutter beeab.
Sdmtlt6e anuelenbe Minilter, ipuie
9unoerte BON &riuatperlonen fanoen
itf alsbalo in Marienmabl elm, INN
Dem Prin5en ibre @liidwiinI6e bar
5nbrin9en. Der itdnbii6e Gusi6uB
iibersab benz 8rin5en eine 8ealiif=
,uiinidunss GoreHe. Der @dwdbi=
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14
9eo XIII. iber bic Nrbeiter 6ra9e.

Ser s&6ln. @olfs5.' l6reibt mar
unter'm 20. Oct. aus &om: sSiil
Die etma $500 bier als 8ilser einse-
trofenen ran56iii6en q T.
better las Cardinal 2ausenieu1
beute Worsen cine +. Me1ie in ct,
Beter, morauf Die 8tlser in bic Sala
di beatificazione sefiibrt tpurben.
@esen Mtttas fam Der g # nit
5w0lf GarOindlen unb einisen 6ausz
8rdlaten. Cardinal 2asnenieur rid=
tete cine Inipra9e an i'm, in mel
der Der @erOtenlte bes +. @aters Inn
Die Ir6eiter unb Die 26iung Der To-
cialen Srase seba6t mar. Ser 8apit
bieB oarauf Die fran56iil6en Irbei=
ter milfommen. S6on Die Irbeiter=
gilserfabrt gu ginsans ieines ST.
bildumsjabres babe ailf i'm einen
tiefen @inorud semadt, tpel9en Die
jebise &unosebuns mod mebr belebe.
Ole Nroetter Dafte1t et1t9eleDen, DAB
Die &elision aqein inmitten Der 8riiz
fun9en unb 2eiben bes '2ete1s &raft
unb Srolt 9epdbre. Die &elisipn
aoele Die Irbeit. 9as Seibentbum
lpoate Die i%ociale Srase oabur9 To-
len, oaB es mittels Der &ne6tidaft
ben S6wa6en ieiner 8e6te beraubte.
Das G%briltentbum perfiinbete Der
8elt, oaB ale Weni6en por @ott
glet6 leten; es lebrte, baB Die Nrz
belt Die natirli9e 8eltimmuns bes
Meni6en lit; Die arbeit auf ii6
1T eine gbre, iid ibr ent5ie=
ben Sei9beit uno @erratb. Gbriitus
bat oa5u oas 8eiipiel seseben; er
bat Die Wabiale bes Menl6tbums
ertrasen; feline 2ebre III, baB Der
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14
s6orlemer Mlft.

@ie mir unieren 2elern sbereits
lsbte @O9e mitsetbeilt baben, lit ber
lpeitfdlii6e u8auernf6nis," Sretberr
BON S9orlemer : Ilit, nunmebr pol=
lenos aus benz p~arlamentaz
rti6en 2eben d ieben.
Die ni9t = fatbOliI9e un0 au9 BON
ben loctal : politii9en Inl6auunsen
oes a~ngeiebenen gentrums : Mannes
melt abwei9en0e .Sranffurter 3eiz
tuns' 1ast BON linn am S9luHe zines
ldnseren Iufiabes: uWeit Srn. b.
56orlemer i6eioet cine Der 9araftez
rtlttl9lten @e1talten, Die bas parla=
mentaril9e 2eben berpor9ebra6t bat,
aus benz Dffentli6en 2eben aus. Sin
Gaualier de cap en- pied unb 5uslei6
Elm e9ter &olfsmann perleugnete er in
feinem 3use ote, 5uslei6 f~norrise
uno lpmpatbti6e,, weitfdlil6e gisen=
art. Sein 8iiien wur5elte in Der
grfabrun9, 9umor nit se1unbem
Wenl6enperitanb 9epaart CAB 1einenl
Guftreten bas @eprdse Ser itol5er
St6erbeit, bas audi Dem @eener
a6tuns ab9ewinnen muBte. ST Der
l6mabte bas boble 8atbos; aber Ell
wuBte eben 10 einorinslt9 5um Ser
gen 5u lpre9en, tuenn es gait, mie
gum 8%eritanoe, unb 10 epadte' er Die
grwdblten Der Station ni6t minber,
pte Die 8auern leiner 6eimatb. &eir
3weiter ieiner 8artei permp6te 10
pie er nit iiberlesenem Spott Die
.6anoaltrfii9le' Der gulturfdmpfer,
Die @Dnern uno @enolien, 5umS9mei
gen 51 brinsen; aber er bate babel
ni9t MIR Die 2a9er, ion6ern au6 Die
grn1ten auf ieiner Seite. IS 1T in
man6em StrauB nit BEN @eeneru
Der nnterlesene setueien; aber er bat
oa 10 tpent9 wie als Steser bem ct
mas p%er9eben, mas linn Der 2eititeru
tn allen 1einen &dmpfen mar: 1eine>
Wannesebre unb leiner lleber5eusu1s.
&ein Mafel baftet att bem @9iloe
bag er jebt rnter Den S6ub Der frieb=
lt9en 8enaten selteat bat, Ser &oQ.
flan9 letnes Namens begleitet i'm in
Die Ib9e16ieoenbeit ieines ldnbli6er
GubeIibes."
Die .a6ln, @olfs5eituns' i6lieB1
etnen &rtifel iiber Sic Manoats=
Nteoerle9uns: rMit i6mer5li9em
8eoauern lperben mir Der tapferlten
Sorfdmpfer @inen inn 8oroertreffen
-boffentlt6 nt9t bauerno
: permiHen; NUN mii1ien bic &eiben
lid tpieoer i6lieBen, Tim 10 fe1ter lid
l6lteBen, benin es gilt na9 mie ppr,
16tper @%rrun9enes 5u bebaupten unb
gu unre6t gorentbaltenes gu erlanz
gen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14

Hprtlanb Cutters, bette un6
biQisite bel s. so. SaQomeQ & g.,
SOB nn0 511 Wtnne1pta Ctr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14

Die in tiefiter Seele einsemurselte
Gmpfinonns, eine &i6ti6nur fir
bas 9anbeln, Elm lebenbes unb be-
lebenoes Brincip; lie lit fir mande
2eute nur cine @emDbnbeitsl Sn
pielen Bfarreien fennt man ben 8riez
iter faum; man iu6t i'm Ielten auf
man frast i'm nod i%eltener I'm &atb.
Bas Die 9roBe &raft Der beutIden
&atbolifen ausma6t, baB lit Der
tbnen poQ uno gang gebliebene
@lanbe; mas Die S9md6e Der fran=
|561il6en &atbolifen ausmadt unb
ausma9en wirb, bas lit bic @leidz
silti9feit. gieler in @aden Der &e=
ltston. Iub beabte man, mas in
Deuti6lanb porsebt: ale Sabre tre=
ten Die 8ii66fe in Sulba 3uiammen
nnb peritdnbisen 1t9. Die 9riefter
( iteben in enslter uno 1tdnoiser Ser
binonns nit ben @ldubisen, mel6e
lie tint &atb in 6Hentli9en unb priz
paten Gn9elesenbeiten anseben. Die
fatboliI6e Breile fommt iiberaG bin,
miro aufre6t erbalten, sele1en, lit
nit elmer gr6bern 3abl Gn5eisen Der
leben als uniere 8ouleparoz8ldtter j;
Die 8ereinisuneen jeben @amens
1no jeoer Irt lteben BORT in 8liitbe.
Nue &atbplifen nebmen tbdtisen Mn=
tbeil an benz Sample segen Die 5einbe
Der &ir9e, mDsen iie fpntmen, moz
Der iie woaen; iie 1in0 einig, 1ie
marI6iren mte Elm Ma1tn na6 benz
Suite ibrer Sibrer; niemals 1iebt
man Die @ermania inn @prtltreit
nit Der &Dlntl6en SOlfs5eituns pber
Der 0eutI6en &et6s3eitune; feline
feinbli6e Shat, fein feinbli9es@prt,
oas ni9t lofort BON Der san5eu fa=
tbolii6en Brehe in poIfommener
@inbeit aufse9rifen, beipro6en unb
sefenn5ei6net wiirbe. Dte &atbo<
lifen bebalten 5iibluns, unb tper Ell
men BON tbnen an9reift, bat Tie alle
sesen 1i9.
u9aben mir etmas entlpre6enbes
in Sranfrei9? 2eiber nein. @ir
molten Ntemano anflagen, mir 1telz
len Die unleu9bare Sbatia6e felt.
Desbalb miro eine fatbpli16e Ser
binonng, Die mir germ 5n elmer faz
tboltl6en 2isa uer6en iaben, ernite
9tnoerniiie finOen. Sinb bieie Sinz
oerniiie unbeiiesbar? 8ir boffen
oas ni6t. Sin brutaler gulturfampf
wiirbe iie i9nea m~egrdumen. Mber
Der bertrand ii6 auf feline Sa9e, Der
oa 1a9te: 8tr merOen lan9lam,
aber iider por9eben, Gu lanee mir
ntbt bas Meiier an Der &eble fiblen
9lauben mir ni6t ait Die @efabr pber
mollen mir lte wenisitens nt6t ieben,
lai1en mir Die 9inse seben unb erbez
ben 5par feierli6en, aber eiteln @tn=
lpru6.
nSoaen mir bel bieier Sage Der
9in9e BEN Mutb perlteren, bic Mrme
f~reu5en unb ni9ts an9reifen? Stein
sewib ni6t! l1niere @fli9t 1T ni9t
5u fiesen, aber wubl gu fdmpfen.
Die Sage lit ba5u feineswess per>
5peifelt, 10 oriidenb iie iein mag.
Nuf ale Safe: werrn es ben Siibrz
ern Der fatbolii6en 8artei selinst,
bic 10 iebr setpiini6te gtgieuns berz
bet5ufiibren, 10 baben iie lelb1tre6enb
uniern poaten 8eifaQ. I'm ere Sc
ler miien, baB mir mteberbolt bel
8elpre6un9 Der 96atisfeit Ser Sea-
t6oltfen 9euti6lanos bteie Der dr.
gerli6en Tbatenloiisfeit Der franz
56itl6en &atbolifen se9eniibergeiteat
baben. I'm 10 better, menr all bas
enoli6 ein mai ii6 dnbert, unb bic
So lung Viribus units au9 Die
un lere mtrb."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14
Sine fatbolii6e Yartei tit Sramf.
reid.

Ser 8lan Der 8ilbuns elmer fa=
tbolii6en Bartei in Sranfrei6 beltebt
befanntli6 lanse uno 1T neuerbinss
wieoer nit 9rDBerer 2ebbaftisfeit an
9ere9t mor0en, namentli6 burb BEN
@rafen Be Mun. Die tpprtfiibrenben
fatboltl6en 8ldtter 5ranfrei6s 1inb
aber bur6aus ~setbeilter Weinuns
iber Die Niibli9feit Der 8tlbuns Ell
ner 1Olden 8artet; Die @inen balten
es nod NIT Der Opportunities $50
lttif unb mollen, mie Der @raf be
Menn, aus ben sesenpdrtisen Ser
baltnifen tpenisltens BEN Nuben ltb
ni9t entseben la1en, Der mod 5n
errinsen 1T, Gnoere base9en ite0en
itd auf BEN 8oben 16drferer @run6=
1dbe uno erfldren jebmebe Nn1trenz
suns unter Der &epublif fir eitel.
Ser eMonbe,' melder als fatbpliz
l9es 8latt l6le6tbin auftritt, nimmt
jebt bas @ort 3u einem @er9lei6
Der @erbdltniiie in 5ranfrei6 unb
TIT 9euti6lanb, mobei er last:
u3wtl6en Der Stelluns Der fran56z
iil6en &atbolifen Sranfrei6s urtb
berjeniSen ibrer beutl6en @laubensz
s%enoiien beltebt Elm merflider Inter
i9ieo. Sn Sranfrei6 5anten ii6 Die
Parteien TIM Die 6esierun9sfprm.
0i@ts oer9lei6en in 9euti6lanb,
port bansen &atbolifen urb grotez
ltanten sei6mdBis an Der Monar=
9te. 9ebt man Die rein 2olitii6e
Isitation lit Sranfrei6 auf, 10 an
bert ii6 bas Nntlib Der Dinse iofort.
acknowledgements sei6iebt bas ni6t.
Sranfrei6 bat feline sroBe &epoll1<
tion uno Elm Sabrbunbert Der unru=
FEN 9ebabt; Deuti6lanb bat 5tpar
bapon einen &idi6las empfunben,
aber bas gauge bei6rdnfte ii9 auf
cine nidt in Die Tiefe sebenbe 8etpez
9un9.
uSeit mebreren Sabrbunberten 1T
5Sranfrei6 ltidmeile ent9riitli6t
lporben; Die Seu6e Der @pttlp1iefett
6at fur6tbare @ermii1tunsen ansez
f%orttpdbrenb brettet 1ie biele
aus, unb mir baben cine Station por
1ns, Die man ni6t ubre ausenl6einz
(i6e 8ere6tisuns als cine Der &eliz
3ion ~ge9eniiber 9leidsiiltise pber
fetnoli6e be5ei6net. Sn Oeutl6lanb
1T Der @laube leben0is eeblieben
DON Der b66iten bis CUR niebrisiten
iocialen Stufe lit bas @olf Bis ms
Oearf leiner &no6en 9riltli6 eebliez
BEN mas anseiidts Der ltarfen Gntz
pifeluns Der Socialz0 Democratic fit
Die pruteltantil9en @esenben ni9t
'bne ginldrdnfuns gilt (; es slaubt,
5etet, tbut @utes, fiat Die &irden,
unb liebt feline 8rielter. Mtan
]ebe na6 9eutl6lano nnb lebe, nit
pelder @brfurdt Elm Bfarrer in lei<
ter pfarrei umseben lit.
u8er moate bebaupten, baB es
yenau eben 10 in Sranfrei9 lei, abz
BON Der 8retagne urb eintgen
uenisen anoern 8rouin5en? gs
uiirse ni6t belfen, mollte man es
'erbeimli6en: Die 8eli9ion miro
|ier nur gu oft als ettpas 0eben-
dblides beban0elt; iie 1T nidt mebr
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-01-24

long dwell with good effect in the
minds of the people who read or hear
them.
The Times could find many opin-
Ions in Governor Humphreys message
with which issue might be taken. The
opinions, however, are only those of
his party, and the answers, if demo-
Gratis have not already made them, will
come up often enough in the future.
For the present, the impression made
by the new governor has so much of
approval in it; that as a democratic
newspaper with the welfare of Kansas.
her material and social progress, closly
at heart, the Times finds more pleasure
in confining its comments to the agree
able path of giving just praise to an
opponent in whose words are the ring
of honest intention. The overwhelm-
ing republican majority in the legisla-
ture has an opportunity to make It's
session notable for good by following
the line laid down on the start by the
governor"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-01-24
Kansas Collection Laws.

Replying to an article in the Wichita
Eagle by w. E. Hutchinson, touching
the question of a redemption law, "a
Sure Enough Kansan," who sometimes
siQnes himself E. r. Smalley, thus ex-
presses his ideas:
"a Just and permanent redemption
law is of all things necessary, and the
sooner it is passed the better. Mr.
Hutchinson doubts its constitutionality
This is folly, as there have been oppor