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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-06-26

DR.. Russell at the Central House Satur-
day.
Mr.. A. N. Maltby, of Pittsyille, spent
the Sabbath in the city.
John Scott, of Armenia, is spending
the week in the city.
Mr.. NJ. Nutter and daughter, of Sara
toga, were in the city Saturday trading.
Mr.. Geo. Nienstedt, left for his home
at Clarinda, Iowa, Monday morning.
Nicholl's Blackberry Balsam never
fails. Try it. sept26m6
We will make a guess on the census.
In Grand Rapids, 2350, in Centralia,
1850.
Miss Fannie Rocheleau who has been
teaching at Harrison is here on her
summer vacation.
Ice Cream at A. W. Rumseys.
Guaranteed first class. 40 cts. qt. $3.50
q gallon.
Mr.. Charley Garrison, of Duluth, is
visiting with his brother Frank and
family IN Centralia.
Mrs. Ella Fouzer, of Royalton, is in
the city to spend a part of the summer
with her mother Mrs. Fred Closuit.
Mr.. Geo. Lund arrived here Sun
day morning and will spend few days
in the city.
Hon. Robert Connor was in the city
day the past week giving his testimony
IN a land suit in which he is interested.
Mrs. Lille Sweeney and daughter
Ethel, of Merrill, were guests of Mrs.
Fred Closuit the past week.
Hustle and enter your name with
Copeland for some Of the races on the
Fourth, They want each race well filed
Miss Lizzie Mccarthy is home from
Skedunk where she has been teaching
a four months term of school.
Mr.. Darlington and daughter, of
West Salem, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Darlington in Centralia
Miss Anna Ward, of Merrill, spent a
few days in this city the guest of Miss
Carrie Pomainville.
w. B. Neeves, wife and children, left
Monday morning for short visit in
Milwaukee.
Miss Tillie Rocheleau who has been
teaching at Merrill returned to this
city Saturday to spend the summer.
Mr. Frank Starr has closed his school
at Milladore and will be in the city
during the summer vacation.
Mr.. John Bremen and family spent
the Sabbath at Vesper with Mr.. and
Mr.. Pat Starr.
Miss Jennie Pratt has closed a six
months term of school at Armenia and
is now in the city with her parents.
I Better than ever before Gross
pure ice cream. Try it. 4w
Miss Laura Emmons is spending the
week at Rudolph, the guest Of Mrs. NJ.
Potter.
Mr.. Eddie Herschleb attended the
graduating exercises and reception at
Stevens Point last Friday.
Mr.. & Mrs. /. NJ. Nash were made
happy Tuesday morning over the arli-
val of baby boy weighing II pounds.
Work is progressing rapidly on John
Arpin's new residence. 1t will soon be
enclosed and partake of a house form.
There will be heaps of fun in the sack
race at the fair grounds on the Fourth.
Apply to Copeland for 2 position in
the race.
Miss Grace Briggs, Rook-keeper in
Spafford & Coles store in Rhinelander,
is spending the week with her mother
and sister IN this city.
Miss Buelah Cochran is spending the
week IN Madison and will visit VI iss
Bertie Seargent, at sparta before return
ing.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-06-26

president and F. J Wood is cashier
Mr. Wood is native Of Grand Rapids,
in fact the county was named after his
father.
The city Brewery was established
some thirty years ago, but was pur-
chased by its present proprietors,
Jacob Lutz & Brother, some years ago.
The capacity is 1900 barrels per year,
and is all consumed in Grand Rapids
and Cenualia.
Messrs. Spafford, Cole < Co., general
merchants, embarked IN business some
twenty years ago and today are doing
their share of the business in dry goods,
boots and shoes, groceries and other
lines
F. Pomainville, wholesale and retail
liquor dealer, commented business here
in 1866. He sowed his seed in good
soil and as consequence has made
money and built up bis, trade.
John E. Daily & Co. have a very
metropolitan drug stofs IN the Witter
block. The stock they carry comprises
everything kept in first class drug
store.
j. w. Freeman is one of the old
timers of Grand Rapids, having come
here in 1857. He is engaged in the
grocery, -four and feed business.
The Editor of the Times wishes
personally to thank Mayor Peter
McCamley for kindness shown us while
in Grand Rapids. Nc. is one of the
late democratic postmasters under
Cleveland.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-06-26
reported:

reported:
Rudolph--Aug. Kath, Fred Schmidt,
j. Reimer, Ferd Phillips.
Sigel-Chas. Cocks, Chas Buehler,
Vim. Griesbach, Fred Schultz
Town of Grand Rapids-Aug. Buss,
Henry Burmeister.
Present membership reported at
about $50 to 400.
Motion to adjourn carried.
L. J. MANGoLD, Sec'y.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-06-26
PERSONALS.

1sgG. F. Witter, NJ. D., Physician
and Surgeon. Telephone residence SO.
Office 50.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-06-26
SCHOOL MONEY APPoRrIONMENT

Wood County's proportion of the
State School apportionment is So, ,482. rs
appOrtioned as follows.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-06-26

The young ladies reception room at
the Witter House has been beautifed
with fresh coat of paint and calcimine
recently by w. c. Martin the leading
artist in that line. The landlord of this
popular hotel don't ioysslook the wants
of his help but does everything possible
toward beautifying their quarters, Il
new carpet, pictures, &nd curtains have
also been added to this Soom.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-06-26
CELEBRATION,
44th Of JULY !.
THE FAIR GROUNDS IN
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin.
In Charge Of GARDNER RIFLES.

The following few of the attractions
National Salute morning and night with cannon
Music by Band during the day
Grafton.
Base Ball Game
Sham Battle and Skmsh by the Gardner Rifles unform
1000 rounds Of Cartridges to be fired
Racesoe Races Races Legged Race
Potato Race,
Fire works early in evening"
Dance at Rink Orchestra Music
Dinner lunch and everything else desirable may
grounds Supper from oto be had convenient
Rink,
Other attractions will be added between
no expense spared to make the day enjoyable
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-06-26

T7 For fancy fruits of al kinds go to
VIII Gross fruit house. 4w
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-06-26

Those who want to see nice turnout
want to be at or near Jones & Nash
hardware store in Centralia, next Sat
urday at about two O'Clock, at which
time they viii send out about forty
loads of farm machinery. Nothing slow
about this firm thew DO business on
large scale Go and see the outfit.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-06-26

People troubled with constipation should be
very careful what kind of laxative they use,
as many medicines are put up to sell which are
absolutely without any merit or value, and
Which. If taken, viii get your bowels in such
a state that you will be compelled to keep usng
physic the year around in order to enjoy any
health. Beggs' Liver Pills will do more to
keep a family in good health than any other
Pills on the market, as they are put up with
the utmost care, and are guaranteed to give
satisfaction. For sale by J. E. Daily q Co.,
Druggists. Ju26m3
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-06-26

The Denton House, Eagle River,
Wis, is the favorite resort for tourists.
IS. W Smith, formerly a resident of our
city is proprietor who win give you the
best Of care and attention if you spend
a part of your vacation this summer
with him. This resort is the most pop
ular place IN the state for fishing and
hunting in their season.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-08
The SciIIy Islanders,

A traveller who has visited the Sicily
Isles says. you have not been in ScilIy
FIVE minutes before you are struck with
the 1markable purity of the English spok-
en-. There is no dialect, no provincialisin;
every word is clearly enuncisted every
sentence is perfectly constructed, and a
Scillonian, no matter what his position,
can talk with you on any subject. They
are politicians, moralists, philosophers and
practical men Of business as well. Nothing
ii ScilIy struck me SO much as the high
order of intelligence and vast general
knowledge of the inhabitants.
the engineers on the steamboats,, the
man who rows you about the islands, the
gardener at work among his flowers, viii
all converse with you on any general topic
You liS7 to start, and force you to admit
that. j. the art Of talking, the result Of
wide reading and intelligent observation,
in pure and elegant English, they have not
their equal ia any part OF the kingdom
There is only one policeman for all the isl
aHd5, and he goes fishing or gardening all
tae week, and only puts mis- uniform On on
Saturday night. There IS one island con
tanning over geo lima 5itants, in which there
are only two men who are not total alb
stainers, and only one man who smokes.
The islands appear to be very healthy, for
we are told yhaJ there Is only one doctor
for all the islands
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-08

Another love match gone wrong seems
TO be the verdict OK the public in regard 10
Edward T. Crosby's suicide a Helena,
Mon. He was the nephew of John Schuy-
Ter GROSSLY, ex- governor Of Montana, and a
brilliant young LAWYER, who combined
newspsp per work and real estate speculation
with his legal business very successfully
Three years AGO BE married Jennie Brewer,
daughter OF Bishop Brewer. They lived
very happily uE,il EeE months ago. On
the night Of the tragedy il : sad that they
ware heard guarding Their marriage &C
Cured IL Nevv YORK. and IL IS said thS, ire
conseaf sf her parents Was obtained with
didiegry
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-08
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

We cGYTT a eompists liss q a.. lc1s - BSozs
ard Blsaks such as are Dse3 b. fLszI ksLs.~ sEf-
consisting q DEEDS N1rssAgss Z as'fsCrE Eercig:
Books Noe Books. Rent Eegtste-s. Nst1ry FzFfar
keCeT6s z1d Banks. GG1tTacf roeEs. - Esa ErAl
Es-stc Books for Fay1 and CITY fr0ss--y. etc Or
derE b zE.z1l From p.tly attso5sd 70 A6drsss
TIE WICHITA EAGLE,
WICHITA KANSAS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-08
ghe au1ieha Daily gae1e snnaau gnne s. 1890.

breakfast without meat, after the
fruit and wheat courses. 'MIHy, you
never have steaks, chops, rolls, ham and
eggs, nor fried potatoes fer breakfast
nowadays" said Tom after several
weeks. There rs not the faintest flavor
of a boarding house breakfast about
ours. You don't even have stews, nor
hash on toast" added hs enthusiastically.
Whatever is lett over | eat for my
luncheon when you are not at home,
Tom," was the answer.
G.. A. CREEvY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-08
PARIS FAsHIONS.

The Marquise IA. Writes Of the Doings
and tiae Gowns OF Fair French Women.
PARIS, May 3.-Warm weather has
has come upon US so suddenly that it has
changed all our plans, and instead Of in
door meetings society is rushing wherever
there is GOODNESS, shade and flowers.
Little parties of choice spirits are organ
lied for the va1ioRs nearby places, and
this gives US all chance to show the
beauties we had saved for the seaside
and the other places where fashion con-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-08
With 9)Js
CARE.

You may ride N the early morning,
You may ride IN the dewy night,
Yeu may ride TIL your eyes Sutrival
Ali the star eyes light,
You may sway 70 the graceful motion
OF your sensitive, thoroughbred mare
You may race with the winds and the ocean,
But you cannot outTide care.
Yen may ride wSth the grace Of an angel
With q heart and a soul On fire,
You Iay ride til your road swinls beneath you
Ultl you aud your thoroughbred tire,
You EaGy ride i'll Your cheeks are like roses,
WIKI the red, rich wine Of the air,
You may ride till the night runs to morning
But yeu cannot outride care.
Ella Higginson
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-08
gregates.


One delightful party was made up
with the Count and Countess des Carrots,
Prince Schoenburg, Marquis St Laneur,
Marquise de La Borde, Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus Jay and your American beauty,
Miss Adele Grant, and one or two others.
They drove to Bougiyal and took dinner
there. Miss Grant broke all the gentle
mems hearts by her grace and beauty,
supplemented by ravishing coat made
of moss green cloth, with gold shinar
braiding upon the revers. This was
lined with gold colored satin. She wore
a gown of white felt flannel, with a
sparse trimming Of moss green embroi-
derry On the panels lit up with few
threads of gold.
Her hat was sailor style and trimmed
with a black and white ribbon. Her
parasol was of white surah covered with
a lattice work of ivy leaves. She did
look so cool and lovely it is no wonder
half Paris gazed at her delighted.
AT Bougival one lunches or dimes well,
and then a ramble through the beautiful
grounds is in order, and among the green
bushes the scarlet capelette which the
bewitching young Marquise de la Borde
wore looked like a giant poppy upside
down. Her pretty cape, which is quite
a style for summer wear, Is of coquelicot
red suTah put on foundation in three
plated rufdes, finished with garnet
velvet collar and long fot of narrow rib
bon. Her gown was Princesse shape, of
5ol,- ~
cuffs, and her hat of sage green fancy
braid, with myrtle and sage green rib
bons. She can wear these trying colors,
having such perfect complexion and
such beautiful face.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-08

Eila-Hovever did you get your pas con
seEJ2
Bella induced him TO set The dog on
George last night. This morning George
called on him and threatened 70 bring suit
for damages unless re allowed Us TO marry.
-ErOch
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-08
win Re Called for in the Specification

VIII Re Called for in the Specifications
Architect displaying the plSnsp-Here is
the front elevation. with the outside win
dow and circular galIe-g; this is the east
elevation, showing oriai tower.
Teddy enormously Interested IN the new
HOMELAND where are the two mortgages
- said he was going to put oai-Aunsey'
Nyaallr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-08

A-Cone, now, you must own ths, yen
have gone partly mad on the score Of
gymnastics.
B-Mad: Why gymnastics means
strength, health, long life.
A-Taat may be. bnt the fact is ouT
forefathers knew nothing of gymnastics,
and
B-And they are dead, every man Jack
Of them.-Taghehs RarGscAsu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-08
a Etferrer.

Said Pine street lawyer 70 his young
clerk: Why wereE't you a. the office ear
her tilis morning.
Beg pardon sir, bat ! am reforrler.
believe that the eilice Should seek the
man. not the man the osIice. Texas SIT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-08

Harry-Mamma, why don't chickens
have teeth?
Aamms-Fhev don't need them. Harry;
they nave their aills FOR teeth.
Harry treEeoSively }-AHnty has bill for
teeth; / gaeAS thsb's the reason she Is called
an old ha1.-PUck.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-08

TIE M4RQCIsE DE LA BORDEs COSTUME.
The Countess des Carrots wore black
lace over lilac jupon and a flower bon
net of purple and white hlGcs, all real
flowers. and Mrs. Augustus Jay wore a
lovely gown Of cream serge, with band
around the bottom and vest of moss
green velvet. Her hat was toque of
moss green velvet with pink ribbon bows.
Her parasol was green, lined with pink
and with fringe of ostrich tips alter
mating pink and green.
The Marquise ST. Saveur was enchAnt-
ing N black and canary colOred COS
tune. The jupon was black glace over
which was a fall skirt Of blsek fish net
lace, this bordered with FIVE very narrow
canary velvet ribbons. The coFssge was
laced and tied with lavish number OF
yards Of this narrow velvet, and her large
lace hat had yellow velvet prrnroses.
MABQUIsE pa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-08

Rodd-HeIlo, cid boy, going out for E lit
tie pleasure tTIp, eEt
Hooker-No, In going out fishing with
ny wife.-DetToit Free Press.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-10

bss ct. Rapbaels : geretns gun, S9uss
tatbolii4er bsuti9er I%uswanberer flr bas
Sabr 1890 s~ntnsbmsn MIR fOIssnbe SteIs
len:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-10

,.it Der @rif TIT bic aafe ieines Germ
ni&t i&wsr. @Ge CT ais &inb bic 8abrs
belt sefdIi6t, 70 fSli9t er aIs iunser Wann
S9ulbi9eine unb We9ieI. Ser Gag Der
erffsn 2ise 1T fur ibie sau3e weitsre St.
aiebuns bes &inbes ton bober Bebeutuna.
Den 6eratles bat bic Gage Der 9tie9en
on ben Sdsibsuss ssifsut. ibm freisebenb,
pem er foIssn MOLE, bsm Iodsnben usrbers
benben 2ait obsr Der bei6siosnen Eus
senb. Ssbes pou unisrsts Rinbern itebt,
menn ss isine srits 9ise ipri4t, Dor bers
ieIben @uti9sibuns. Mdblt IS 9iss aIs
Wittsl, I'M, better bur@ bas 9eben tommsn
su t6nnen, banu 1T bic sanss 8erri@tuus
cine 'faIi9s. S9IisBIt@ batteu uniere
gItern bod Rs@t, wsnn fe iasten: ,,2is
gen babsn turse Betns! Ser Rrus sebt
pielIet9t u1onates unb iabrelans gun,
Drummer, absr enbIi@ bri@t CT bod.
Die srffs 2iss srforbert iona9 bic san3e
Iufmsrtiamtsit Der gItsrn. 5ier trifft au,
mas Der Mltmsiifer Goethe ousseipro1en
bot in Ss.mauu unb Dorotbsa: Scr
ausenbIif snti1sibst lbsr bas 2eben bss
Rsui5en unb iber isin san,es 9si9td.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-10

fe bsn6tbisen, au usI9er 3eit fe ansom:
men. User In biefer Wetie porforst, uirb
tsine @nttdui@uns fiaben.
9m bsqusmf fen unb biItsitsn errei9t
NJ Oberammsrsau uon Win9sn aus.
Ssit Der In, porisen Serbite erfoIstsn
Dsiterfibruns Der 8ubn Win9en: Starns
gsWurnau Bis Yartentir4en.@ armii1
baben iib bic @ertsbrsperbdItnifs bsbeu:
tenb sebsiIert. gon ber Citation Sberau
Der 8abnitrede aus errsi1t man Sbsram
msrsau gu Sub In susi Stunben. 5abr:
ssIsssnbett bin unb arrid 1T tn REDEEM
Wabe gsbotsn. Sc 1T erm5sIi1t, non
Wln9sn aus bic Yaifonsipiele an einsu1
Gage 81 beiu9en unb 4benbs uisber sus
rid su fem. Do9 birfts eS ii1 immer:
bin smpfsbIsn, am 8orabeube Win:
den su perIaNsn. Reiienbe, ueI9e por
2inbau tommsn. tSnnsn aud iibsr Bifsn.
bofeu Sbsrborf 5ifen : 5obeni9wansau
mad Sberammersau seIansen unb abs'
WurnausW inden auradtebreu.
Ssbr su empfebIen unb Isi9t NIT ben
8eiude Sberammersau's au uerbinber
itnb bic 8artien einerieits mad partentir'
den : 9armii1, Barmiss, WittenmaIb,
Baseriee unb @ibise, anbsrsrieits nod Der
R6nissi1I5Fsrn 9inbsrbof Unit planie,
unb &sutts), ionic 9obeni9uansau Unit
5ihen unb beien reijenben n~msebunsen
S~oleenftsin ,c.).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-10

seiislt warb unb es i9eint, es mar etn
uoreiIisss l1n~ternebmen bes GsntraIusrs
ems, f9 barein gu mii9en. Musiu, wie
Der 8orreSner seiast bat, er beitebt aus
tatboIii9en Wdnnern, unb ais iol1e b.
ben sic ein3utreteu fur bic &e@te Der to-
tboliiden Rtr9e, flr bic @euihensfreibett,
unb wenn bieis Rs1te bur1 sisennisise
BoIititsr n9sfabr tommsn, 70 iebe i'd tsine
S9wisristsit, baB bsr gsntraIuerein polis
tii9e Steauns ba3u nebmen oarf unb iou.
Der Ssrsin iou fi9 teine- Yartst ani8Ite.
zen, aber er BARI ertldren, baB er Stel=
lung einnebmsn mtrb, wie seiast, - Bic
bsilisen 8sdte Der 8sIision unb 9suii:
iensfrsibeit, penn fe bur& BoIitit bebrobi
werben, su wabrsn. (@roser Bsifau.)
0tr inb 6atboIiten unb babeu bas 6e4t
unb bic Yf:9t, uniere 8inber tatbolii4 a.
ersieben. Das ift ein Hatars unb gbren:
re9t Der @ltern, es 1T aud Elm sOttIides
Re1t. l1nb psnn es beiBt, bag bic Yrie'
FER bas Bolt tne1ten, mas fol- bas iassn {
Die tatboliids &tr9s TT psrpfi9tet, ben
8olte has @uanssIium 81 prebisen, Bate,
unb Wuttsr tbre Yfidteu unb aud ibr,
Gs4te 81 %pe,tinoen, ben gltern gu fagen
Dor Soft miBt Sbr Cure &tnber su @ott
In ieinem bsiIissn 9Iaubsn srsiebsn. Uni
wsnu bic 8tr1e unb ibre 9ebrer bas tbun
bann tomu,sn iie uur ibrsn Serpf li9tuuser
nod, unb bic gItern tbun wobI, ii9 MID
basesen gu frdubsn.
Die S9uIfrass. peI9e in allen R0pfsr
sssenudrtis III, Iduft ben &s9ten be,
6tr1e unb Der gltsrn suwiber; Der Staat
bat tsin 5ts4t, ben glteru-pie ss seidieb
-uorsui9reiben: Sbr miBt tn 0etrsff be,
SduIfruss bas Ober bas tbun. Wenn be,
Staut bas ueriu9t gu tbun unb wirb i'm
bies bspiQist unb Tim has &sdt einse:
rdumt, ioI4e gori9riften gu MAIDEN, bunr
uirb er baIb nod w:iter seben unb Aaes In
bic 56nbe bstommen, Sdulen, Rir&en II,
{. NJ. Diefs ginsriffs bes Staates t6un'r
mir uns ni6t sefulsn Iafsn, babsr miIer
tat1o!ii1e Wduner auffeben unb tbr &e9t
uertbeibisen, unb usnn fe sei9lusen wer'
ben, baun fallen is eb,lt5, ptc Solbater
i'm Rrtsse (2auter getfuu.) Sd wini9e,
buB cine barauf bin3ieIenbe @orIase etnse:
bradt unb barber SsidIahe ssfaBt wer:
ben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-10
9er 8iscunTner &atboIifentaa
uno Ole S6uIfrase.

3pet &lippen baben bic IN Wilpautee
%usriammelteu beuti9sn 6atboIttsn Wiss
coufns in ibreu gsi5lihsn iiber bic S9aIs
frase sIidIi9 permieosn: he baben bic
Befeusruns gum Bsiten OffentIi6sr S6us
len MID I fir uu9ere6iferttst ertlGrt, unb
fe baben f9 bur9 irti6e geiipieIe MID /
aur Sorberung zines QntbsiIs am Stcatss
f9uIfOnbs fir ibre @emeinoei5uIsn usrIeis
ten lafen.
&nbererieits bs1et6nsa he ffaatsgeisB:
Ii9e IuorbuunSen our Stteruns elmer aus
semefeuen S5uIuns auer Rinber als aus
Idifs.
lleber ben IeSten 9uutt sibt ss unter ben
Ratbolttsn betanntli9 psri5iebene Wets
nunsen. SubeB baben bic tatboIiiden
9euti6en Bisconfins ben 9atron aler
5rifIi5en S3uIeu iir ii9, ME ieber gus
seben pirb, Der b0S a6te BUD Der goIitit
bes GtOmas pom Gquino seIeien bat.
Ra6bsm In bieier @eiie bic usrI5iebenen
8erbunteIunsen unb 8srbrebunsen bes
fatbolii5sn Stanbpuntts beieitiet itnb, err
tldrt fi9 Der Wiluautss'er gonpsnt nit
unmiBusriianbIi4sr gnti5tsbenbeit. fur bas
tOitbare Gut Der llnterri5tsfrsibett:
vRa5 benz s0ttIi9eu unb nati,Ii5en
9eisse finb bic gltern bsrsdtist unb per-
pfiidtet, fir bic gr3iebure ibrsr &inbsr 3l
fOrsen. Qssbalb beanip,u5sn mir fir bic
@Itern bas Rs9t our gr3isbuns tbrer Rim
Der ioI9e S5ulsn aus3upablen, pon bener
fe Ibet5eust fab, baB fe bic @obIfabrt
bsrfeIben an Ssiten betOrbern perben.
v0a mir teinen anipru5 auf Staatss
Unite, itisuns fir unisre @emeinbes unb
Bripati9uIsn srbebsn, bsftreiten mir benz
Stuate bas Re4t, irsenb cine @ontrole
iber uniere S4ulen ausbuIben. @ir wirs
ben ibm nur in benz Saue bas Re6t ber
@tnmii6uns in bic 8sruaItuns pom pri.
patiduleu 3useftebsu, peun bieie S5ulen
9esen bic 6ffsntIi9e Srbnuas ober bas
S~ittenSeies uerffieBen.
v@stI bas fosenanrte gennstts @eies
absr bic bier bar9e!esten @runbiGSe pe1lett
uub uniers reItsiOie 5reibsit in sbenio uus
sere6ter ais unu6tbiser @siie pe,tir,t,
ertIdren mir uns gu @unfsn bes unbsbinss
ten Wiberrufss besfeIbsr.
vWas INNER in bisisr 9tte usrnlnftia
1T, 1T Iansit bur5 unbere 9eiste perorbnet
worben. DesbaIb tOunen mir in inn Tel.
men anberen 3wet als ben Der 3srit6rune
Der llutsrri6tsfrsibeit e,bIiden. Sein
3uet III: Burger. Die fir bic @rSiebaue
ibrer 6inber sspifenbait gorge trasen,
bu3u gu swinseu, baB iie Sic
BiIbunssmetbOben Der ieni geu
annebmen, wel@e ibre Rslisior
unb Nattcnalttdt bGien."
Dir wini3en ben Obsrbirtsu, ben mil
tbuen innig %usrbunbensn 9rteiteru uub ben
tupferen Qaien 0isconfn's gu bieien gs.
i6IiHen @Iid unb Ieten bsr beitimmtsr
@rpartuns, bGB fe bel Der bsuOritsbenber
9erbftpabI, RGnn fir Wanu, barnat
banbsIn werbsn. CQm.)