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wBKH THE REAL VERDICT WILL BE
HEARD.

Two years intervene before another
general election will give the people az
opportunity to record their opinion or
this subject 1.-THE tariff lawl. In thai
time something definite will have beer
reached and some reliable data furnished
II the practical application of the Pro.
tectiye policy works injury to American
manufactures and American markets, il
1t makes wages lower and living higher,
the people win need no orator to tell
them nor newspapers 10 advise them
that they ought TO cast their ballots for
candidates who will repeal the law. If,
however, It should realize the anticlpa-
tions of its supporters, If II should make
more work and more markets, make the
relations between wages and living more
advantageous TO the workingmen, no
long argument will be necessary TO in
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1890-11-20
EsTATE ABRAHAM b. GARDNER, Decd.

ESTATE ABRAHAM b. GARDNDR, Decd,
Notice Of Settlement and Application for Distd
button.
STATE OF VERMONT
District Of Bennington, -
In Probate Court. held at Probate Office In Rep
nington. 10 said District, on the 5th day OF,
November, A. ID. 1880.
Present, Edward L. Sibley. Judge.
Milo G HuliDg. administrator of the estats,
Of Abraham b. Gardner late of Bennin0fon
in said district, deceased presents his
administration account for examination
and allowance, and makes appication
for decree Of distribution and partition Of The
estate Of said deceased ~
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court, that said
account and said application bereferred TO session
thereof, to be held at the Probate Office Aforesaid
on the End day Of Nova. D. 1890. for hearing and
decision thereon; and, 1t is further ordered, that
notice thereof be given to all parties interested nv
publication of the same three weeks successiyely,
in the Bennington BANNER, a newspaper published
a. Bennington, previous to said ifme appointed
Tor hearing, that they may appear 81 ssid time
and place, and show cause, II any they NAV have
why said account should not be olowed and
such decree made
tau. record. Attest,
,.u.. =, E, L. sIBLEY, Judge.
1913 E L. sIBLEY, Judge
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The suicide of Frank H. Bascom OF
Montpelier, Monday morning, was a
great surprise to his friends. He had a
wide acquaintance and there is hardly a
Mason or an Odd Fellow, who has at
tended the Grand Bodies of either Order
within 30 years, but knew Bro. Bascom.
Moreover be had made proposals to come
to Bennington and enter business here,
and by the despatch we note that he had
disposed of his real estate in Montpelier,
presumably for the purpose stated. Mr..
Bascom's age was about A. He leaves
four children. The funeral took place
with Masonic honors yesterday at Mont
pelier, the Grand Commandery taking
charge. Rev. w. B. Walker, Grand Pre-
late, officiated.
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y 80 W -
Some records are like the law
easily broken; other records have
established SO high a standard that
only tie finest specimens of hu-
mainly, physically or morally, can
hope to equal or surDass them. A
record which is worth making Is
worth preserving. IvaIue my rec
ord az highly as l do my business
prosperity. They cannot be sep
arated, because one depends upon
the other. Ihave established nv
reputation by studying the interest
OF my patrons, by being ready to
meet every possible demand and
b. anticipating all the deSires that
come to a man either in social or
business life. The ADVANTAGE of
dealing with me is that l can enable
you to meet any possible emer-
gency, that what sell is never out
OF proportion to the price which |
charge, and that when you buy you
have paid not cent more than the
valve of your purchase. am now
offering a complete line of Cloves,
Mittens, Underwear, Half Hose,
Neck Mufflers, Handkerchiefs,
Ties, Collars and Cuffs. dress and
working Shirts, Hats, Caps, Over
coats, Suits and various other arti-
Cles too numerous to mention at
nOn'grumbling prices.
c. q. SIBLEY,
Corner Main and Silver Streets.
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duce people to vote for a continuance of
the policy which has brought these bene-
fits, But time only can satisfactorily de
termine. Fair-minded people will rot
praise or condemn till some results are
reached which win show for themselves.
Tariff talk is all theory. II is the prac-
tice upon which the people must pass
their opinion. The real verdict on the
merits will be brought in by the ballots
two years hence.-UHca Press.
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DRUNK ENN Bss-LIQUOR HABIT
In all the World there f. but Que
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1t can be given in cup Of tea or coffee with
out theknowledge OF The person taking Il. effect
ing speedy and permanent cure, whether the
patient Is a moderate drfnker or an alcoholic
wreck. Thousands Of drinkards have been
cured who have taken the Golden Specific 10 their
coffee without their knowledge, and to-day be-
lleve they quit drinking Of their own d ee will.
No harmful effect results from its administration.
Cures guaranteed. Send for circular aud full par.
ticUlars. Address In confidence, GOLDEN SPE
oIFIc Co, ,is5 Race Street, Cincinnati, o. VI
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The Banner.
BENNINGTON. VERMONT:
Thursday Afternoon Nov. 20, 1890.

In the Legislature yesterday the bill to
repeal the "cider clause was killed by
the House, thus showing, as we stated
after the election last September, that
the real sense of Vermont is Prohibition.
The high (?) license and college bills are
to come up to-day. The former will
stand little show of passage, the latter
ought to become a law.
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The Springfield Union is quite cor.
rect in thinking that the interesting time
will come in our politics when the Dem.
ocrats get through exulting over the vic.
tory and make a serious attempt to get
together and agree upon policy. As a
party Of construction the Democratic
party never was success. Its forte is
destruction.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
The Recent Session of tho Great Council
of the United states


The largest session of the great coun
Gil of the United States ever held since
its incorporation was that recently held
in the city of Boston. The great chiefs
were all present, and representatives
| from thirty-six reservations. Great In.
cohonee Thomas j. Francis, of New Jer
sey; Great Chief of Records Charles G.
Conley, of Pennsylvania; Great Keeper
of Wampum Joseph Pyle, of Delaware,
presented their annual reports, which
show steady increase in the work
membership and finances of the order
The present membership Is %, l04, and
l,07S tribes, There was an increase dur
ing the past great sun, ending Warm
moon, 1890, l25 tribes and 1881 mem
bers. The tribal receipts were 1925.
73l.S6; paid relief of members, 1913.
O69.04; paid to widows and orphans
50, 655.56; tribal investments, SS03, S13. OIL
in tribal belts, $3.50, 272.01.
The report of the councils of the de
gree of Pocahontas, of which there are
ia, and II 1902 members also show an in
crease both numerically and financially
The following great chiefs were elected
to serve for two great suns: Great incO
honee, Thomas X. DOnnally, of Pennsyl
Yania; great senior sycamore, ThOma:
e, Pinkinpaugh, of Ohio; great junior
sycamore, Andrew II. Patten, of Massa
chusettsi great prophet, Thomas j
Francis, of New Jersey; great chief Of
records, Charles C, COnley, of Pennsyl
vania; great keeper of wampum, JOSEPH
Pyle, of Delaware. Among the import
ant business transacted was the confer
ring of the honor of past great incohone6
on the great chief of records, Charles c.
Conley, and the adoption of a diploma
of membership of the order, very beau
tiful design. The next meeting Of the
great council will be held at Cleveland in
corn moon, G. S. D., 300.
The members of the order in Massa
chusetts, by their zeal and interest tIker
in comforting the various degrees, show
that they are DESTROYS of seeing the or
der advance.
The next great sun council of the Ma
tional Chieftains' League will be held in
Cleveland, o.
Kansas is coming to the front A
Chieftains' League is soon to be institu
ted at Wachita.
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Hhat nne,1iM.ans

900 Doses One Dollar" means simpl,
that Hoods Sarsaparilla is the mos
economical medicine to buy, because Il
gives more for the money than any othel
preparation. Each bottle contains 1Ot
doses and will average TO last a month
while other preparations taken according
10 directions are gone in week. There.
fore, be sure to get Hoods SaTsaparilla
the best blood purifier.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS
Postage Free 10 all Subscribers in the United
States, Canada and MeTico.

The volumes Of the Weekly begin with the
Numbers for January Of each year When no
itme is spec fled, subscriptions will BET with tie
Number current at the time OF receipt OF ord, T.,
Boend Volumes Of HARPER's WEEKLY, for
three years back, In mat cloth binding, will be
sent by mail. postpaid. or by express, provided
the freight does not exceed one dollar per vol
ume, for s. % per volume.
Cloth Cases suitablefor binding, will be cent BY
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Money Order or Drait, to avoid chance Of loss.
Newspapers are not 70 copy his advertisement
tcfthoa he express order Of Harper dc Brothers.
Add IS. uA2rEg 6 BroTIERs, New York.
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Montpelier, this 10th day of November
IN the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety and of the
independence of the United States the
one hundred and fifteenth.
z CARROLL S. PAGE.
By the Governors:
HENRY M. MCFARLAND.
Secretary of Civil and Military Affairs.
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1891.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harper's Weekly has never failed to justify III
title as "J uInal of Civilization" and IL hAi
done so with a constant regard to enlarged posi-
bihtes ofusefuness and higher standard OF ar
tlstic aud literary exce,lence. II leaves I'M
touched no important phase OF tho worlds pro-
gress, aud presents record equally trustworthy
and Interesting Of the notable events persons
and achievements OF our time.
Special Supplements will be continued in 1891
They will be literary scientific. artistic historical
critical. Typographical or descriptive, as occasion
may demand, and will coDtine TO deserve the
hearty commentator which has been bestowed
on past issues by the press and the public. As 4
( mily journal Harper's Weekly will as hereto
fore, be edited with a strict regard for the quai-
ties that make 1t safe aud leone visitor to
every home.
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DEAR SIR: viii Won pleas


DEAR SIR: Will you PLEASE
Z fill out an answer to the question below
: inclosing it in the accompanying prepaiC
envelope, and forward by return of mail
and greatly Oblige, yours truly,
A. Il. VALENTINE,
Commissioner Of Immigration and In
dustrial Interests.
How many farms have been sold in youl
town as the result, directly or indi
rectly, of the work of this commits
sion? Ans.
1t is a standing wonder to the country
that Vermont should hesitate about con.
tinuing their Agricultural Commission.
Especially on the ground taken by the
opposition that the advertising done by
the Swedish immigration plan has in.
jured the State, And the further asser.
ton that natives in the West have not
been cultivated in their desire 10 return.
Both excuses TO either swap horses in
the middle Of the stream" bad prac-
tice according TO President Lincoln. or TO
curtail the commissioners efficiency by
restricting both the appropriation and
scope OF the commission are the yeriest
sophistry. Perhaps the Legislature will
kill the bill. In either contingency the
State cannot afford to take the proposed
backward step. The pleas against the
bureau are misleading and deceptive.
1t is safe to say that the advertising
given Vermont through this commission
could not have been bought and paid for
at regular advertising rates, for $50, 900.
This and the universal NEARLY editorial
advocacy Of the revival Of Vermont in
dustries and the resettlement of her I'M
occupied farms could not have been
done as regular business transaction
for several times $4,000.
What has it accomplished ? The
papers Of the State as well as the Com
missioner have received and answered
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

The undersigned will sell at public aul ton to
the highest bidder, at the Court House In Ben
nington. VT, at 10 O'Clock a m November 28th,
1890, all the outstanding accounts due the estate
of J. W. Williams. msolyent debtor, amounting to
about the sum ofThirteen Hundred Dollars.
Bennington, VT, Nov. 18th, 1890.
z. LEROY SMITH, Assignee.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS LOCALS.

sH-A good tenement TO rent on
Pleasant street. Apply to HARRISON
/. NORTON. Il
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THE AoRICULTURAL EnRrAU

The latest and probably the last cir
cular issued from this bureau was sent
out this week and reads as follows:
BENNINGTON, Nov. 18th, 1890.
To the Chairman of the Listers of the
Town of-
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G. v. S. QUACKE NBUSH & CO.'S
ELEGANT WHITE II and NOVELTY
DRESS f ABRICS,
BROUGHT GU T THIS FALL.

Ladies will find it difficult to
Of q fine order and excl
erS OF almost all our own Dress
Ties In Wool StuffS which we knO
metropolis therefore, II will pa
new things In Dress Goods. Am
Camel'S Hair Serges, feather
Camel'S Hair SergeS, leaf velvet
AStrakhan-trimmed Dress Pat
Braided and Astrakhan Suits
Striped CheVlOtS, clean effects,
Listed Check KerseyS, very deS
ga ScOtch-Friezes, plaidS and
Check Camel'S Hair for skirts,
kerSey Cloths, plain cOlOrs,
Diagonal CheViOts, exclusive
French and Scotch PlaidS, eles
Ga French BrOadclOth and tn
Black Silk Henrietta Cloths
Black French Camel's Hair, ell
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The Importance Of purifying the blood can
not be overestlmated, for without pure
blood you cannot enjoy good health.
at this season nearly every one needs .
good medicine to purify, yitalize, and enrich
the blood, and Hoods sarsaparilla is worthy
your confidence. 1t is peculiar in that 1t
strengthens and builds up the system, creates
an appetite, and tones the digestion, while
1t eradlcates disease. Give it trial.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by c. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Two Story House s3U4G feet;

Rooms large and pleasant; cellar under tho
whole house. Horse barn aud carriage house
with ell. S4x5o feet. Corn house and granery.
12xi6 feet
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procure New Oddities in Wool
usiVe designs. As we are import
Goods We are able TO offer 0ddi-
W cannot be found outside of the
y you TO travel miles to see our
Ong them are:
velvet fronts, suit patterns 81. so.
designs, suit patterns, $3.50.
terms $lS.
only SIS.
pattern So 10 Sl4.
irable, $12 to Sli.
checks, 80 dress,
with goods 10 match, $3.50 pery'd
Sl.25 per yard.
Sl.25 per yard
CANT designs, S5C 10 S2.50 per va
l0r Serges, 81 and S2.25 per va
$l.S5 to 1925 per yard.
CANT dress goods, 81 to SIS per va
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FOR PORTRAITS
GO TO
VatSOn'S New Studio,
1903 North St., over National Express
Office, Bennington.

Best facilities for producing photographs in
Southern Vermont. Low prices Satisfaction
guaranteed,
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bic GitaSe0e pom Guatemala.

1T c8 inn 6od Iettber ui6t ~gelltngeE,
Ieta bcitQHotge5 Streben 81 p%eripirfs
liGen, bicIelbeu 5u eiren rieuen Staa>
tetl6ln6 Sl peretnigen, ia ole les Stre<
ben fat I'M Gje9entbeil gu ipieberbolten
@trreu gcfii9rt, 10 au9 in jin9fier
3eit IN Dem &rte9 nit Dem fait feds
Mtol 10 tletlen, aber ipie e8 Iheint,
tapferen San Salpabor.
Scine Dcrporra9enoe Steluug per-
barft Guatemala lpobl feiner rGunts
lid)cu NltS0e1uung, Oeun ob9lei6 in ben
lekten SaGrcn lObli6e Nuftreugullgeu
Sur 9ebun9 6es llnterridtS genla6t
ipcrbcn, lit 6O6 Die 9eilti9e Sultur Scr
INSTRUMENTATION 0tepublifen anuo9
cine gcrtn3e. Guatemala bat eincn
6ld0eningolt bon 121 ,14O SuaOrats
filonletcr, nit ctlua II WftQ. @inlpoDz
lcrrl, barullter 10000 @ei6e uno 8O0,z
coo ,3H0ianer, Der 9feit beiteBt aus
Mtii6liu9en. Die Nrmcc umfaBt no
mineu etlt ItebeuoeS Seer BON 218O
Mtann uno cine Wfili5 BON $4,000
Mfanu. Son oeu 8epObnern Iino oie
25eibcu laeiit 8flan3er ulS GauAeute,
Ste 2Goino8 (Wdi6linge), GRANDDAUGHTER
uu5 &rG!ner; Die Snbiauer bilSen Die
Fet6orbcitcnoe Sep0lferung. Ndcrbau
lit bic Sanptcrwerb6queGe bod fin6et
man 6allsGcu nod bcu Nnbau bon
3nGtr, IQ6af, S%aumwole, Gacao,
3lci3 ul,o Gibiriidten. Son ci,er So
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0r0Ue $,(cionu98itOfe (jergal wo6u
nnu 6ic &oue in beH @ltO8 (SO1laIos
i6oftcn( 9epinnt, Seden, Saftud),
0onmlpOQgcipinnite, Mattett, ba3u
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IeGr i08ue Fou0oS (Wt0uteO ljuo bic
ctu5igcn in0nitrielclt Broouftc bc5
2oU0c3. Die &tebjudt lit I'M 9er9dlts
ntB sur N~u8ocBnun9 0uotenalaS cine
nur uibC6cutenoe.
Die oltc Oauptitdtt oc3 2an0c5 Gits
0ao &icia, 1924 DON BEN Spaniern gez
g~rjt06ct, lie9t am 6uBe oc5 Yultan8
@l9RA, Cur0c je0Od) id)On 1911 6ur1
ciilca 2luSbrn0 Ociictben 6critOrt,
woraui sic tiu iucnig lpeiter entfernte
Sto6t, b08 BGuttge Guatemala Nuz
ti3Ha, 9auptftQ3t Wur6c. gn0 bieie
fic( I'm Sabre 1913 bur6 circn NltSz
brla) iicDgl6cn S2aiierS ril0 Qauu ali8
otm &Utlan &l8u0, pcrbunOen hit cinem
furtt6orcU Gr6beben, Der 3erit0rnng
au0CiU. DieIc Staot mar bartal8 cine
Der gr5btcn unO i66nitcu NmcrifaS =;
uolt ser ciniti9en GrOBe 5cugcn nod Die
inpoIautru Jil!iitcu Der pielcn, ctrUa
100 &ir5cIl ocre! iriibcre 8radt nod
81 crtcuucu lit. Die StaOt lit cbenlc
ME Sic Giu0a0 &tej0 nod 9e9culpartig
bcrppbut, uuO III Den 9iutnCn elmer
&irt6e- una 2ins5 9loIterS GGt cine
beuti0c 6irn1a i6le &agcrrGunle uuH
0ci6dit9!ofoic cil9eri9tet,
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itG0t 80 &itomctcr mciter perfect. 2 ;cie
bcutt3c 6~caPtrQGt Guatemala "a
9hGcUa, 5ahlt rt@a $4,000 Girwuhrcr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-10-17
G. Snhitel.

,@ret6cn," ia9te 5rau 6aber etwas
uerlesen, llno ritbrte nit benz 20Hel
ibren 9}aGmittasSfaffee, lid babe %
oorbin cinen 9rtef befommett, mel6er
Did ;iemli9 nabe beriibrt."
vSon iper1, Wfama? ?"
rl1nIer Nieiior i9reibt, oaB CT Die
@obuau9 gum na6iten Griten fiinbi9e,
a6cr l9on nlorgct au53teben iperoe. Gr
bat Elm iebr 9iiniti9cs Iuerbietcn BON
eiuem befaulten 9te6tsanmalte befous
men, ii6 NIT ibnl gu perbinocu, uub
muB besbalb TT eincH anbercn Staots
tbeil ;isben. Sn ei1cn ele9anteren tas
tiirli6."
so, baS ireut mid fir Serrn
SpieB," ia9te @retdcn troden. ia
fanr CT bic Stube oeS aiIeiiorS bcfont'
men, Die lit Uiel better utO better gum
Ntelter s~eei9net. aber irarunl tbetlt
ser Serr afsiior Dir baS niat mitnbs
lf6 mit?"
rGs itebt nod mebr III benz Sriefe,
9ret6en ; baS Nlbere iuar ipobt 1tur
Die G%inleituu9. Gr balt nm Define
Sanb an"
@ret6en Gaher bob nadlaii9 lire
bubble t(eire Sanb, lno betra6tete
an9ele9entli6 Die ruii9en 5in8erndsel.
r@irfli6, Mama?" ia9te Iie ban1.
nDeiB benll ser 9elebrte 9err and gang
aeuau, ipia bieie Sanb beidaffen lit?
Sd CLAUDE ni6t, baF CT iid iemals Die
@libe ~ee9eben bat, tie ridtia 81 betra6'
ten oper gar 3n b%erhbren."
8rau Saber nidte lan9lal1 nit bent
3opi.-
Sd oeritsbe, mas ON Santit ia9el1
wilit, neiu liebes Sino. Saul Selbi9
bat iib i6einbar penis nm Did 9ss
fiiu1mert, piellet9t ;u tpenig, nm bus
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tea. aber bas lit nur anberli6, @fit
lsinen iaarTeu au9sn bat ct lauslt
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weie Did wabrideinli3 better 3n beurs
tbeiIen, ais Oh ielbit. Gr lit tetn DON
Suan, @ret9er, feline gtatur lit i9itdls
tern, unb befauset, wiQit 3p ihn hess
balb perperten?
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aeaucte bas lunge Wt6bdcn ernitbaft.
.lber biele Werbung fomntt mir Dor
mie Cit 0tedensrempel. Sti6t ipie eines
uut @elo linS Gut, i9ob lie la9slnS
ein. ,@ott behiite, t6 babe ia tetnep
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GroIe GHen9eit.

0ait: valio sic meincll, meiue
.3e6e betra9e 9eraSe 1,75 mp" -
8ellner: pSa, i9 bentc. SAT-;
rSte irren, i9 refne MIR 1,25 SO. 3lp
iammen." = 9ellner {no6 einntat
INDEPENDENTLY: uSa, ridtt9, mein 9err.
oitsmal mar i9 Der Gumme."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-10-17

Ii6 baS ,5rsioeln" ser S6iHs nit I'll.
suIebsu. slv LANCER 2etne Die BET
Sbtren 9elpobnlt9 an Maite befeiti8t
lit lpcrSen Die SabrScu0e bura Bferbe,
oter aud MenI6en. itromauimdrtS Sc
so9eu unS bic Sbifer belfen mad nit
laa9cn @tanssn. SO erbalt aud Der
icni9c Slrlb Ser alten Seimatb. Der els
ser langwetlisite perI9tteea 1T, Ess
mEdSinrn uH6 Qfben.
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ms Guatemala.

Seite SteaHng inter nem reatraIamsris
faniidea GepahIiten = Gtnas ton Der
9aupiRant.
S69fci6 mad ben neuelten Nadri9s
ten aus &eutralamerifa 3piI9en @uas
temala uuo Sun SalpaDor Der Srieoe
SIT Stan0e gefommen iein ion, fam
man lid bod. fartm be8 3meifel8 er>
fpeBren, ob berielbe Elm ballernber Ietn
iper0c. Die einSelnen mittclamcritas
nijden 9}epnbltfen iinb eben Idolt gu
iebr In ii1t crltarft, ais ba6 ser llniortss
9eoanfe ben Dielfa9 auftretcuSen Sri,
uotegr9eti auf Dem 9Scgc Der lleberz
lc9nn0 ottcin bclpdltisen f6nnte. 8e,
fanntliG bdtten bcreits 1921, a(8 ii6
Die uerl9ieOenen 96utoer BON Spauien
lO5riiicll, Guatemala, San Saloaoor,
Sot0urQ8, Gotta Silica utlb giicaragua
cine Linton Ser ceittralamcrifanif1en
Stdotcn" gebtlOct, abcr berCitS nad
5pct SabrSebnten lparen Tic wieoer 9ez
trcnnt, Mcnu9lei6 nun Guatemala
cine prdponoertren0e gte1ung 9e9eils
iibcy ocn aaOeren Staten %cinnaBnt, 10
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1T rad 2trt oer IpauiidsameritaniiAcn
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lpinteti1 acknowledgement StroBcr.
Den M|ittelpunft Der Staot biloet Die
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nti9cr j3cit, lpdbreno ge8eniiber Die
9(egicrnn8sAebduOa lic9ee; bic per-
IAiCoepcn Departments iino i0mmts
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umi6lie6eu. 2du98 Der gau3en Sront
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So(0atcn G3a1e baltcn. 8emerfen8.
wcrt) lit Der @BarQtter Der Brioat8c,
gebduoc; ojIleiben iino 5umCiit nic6rig
un6 0luc Glc9anj, BOD folio ge6aut.
Qtul Sii0cu0c Der Stabt, u1peit Der
8l1}o sc Goro8, no ste StiergeTe0te
a~Dge9nltcU rp2rOelL lie9t anf elmer Sin,
b0Ge sic IN u~nlerer Ibbilbnng perart.
Ia0ult6te Gitooeue.
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