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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-29
QUIT LIKE A COWARD.
Bowers. the Briton. Knocked Out
by smith.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2s.-Last night
at the Occidental club rooms Joe Bow
ers, of London, was knocked out by
Billy Smith, the Australian, in four
rounds. Both men were in excellent
condition. Bowers weighed 15s pounds,
and Smith 160. Frank Glover was ref
cree. In the first round Smith received
two blows in the stomach. In the sec
ond round Bowers received four hard
blows and ran around to escape. In the
third round there was heavy lighting on
both sides. in the fourth Smith landed
heavily on Bowers head. Bowers sank
to the floor and refused to rise till time
was up. then jumped up suddenly and
knocked his second down as he ap-
preached him. The audience was very
indignant over Bowers quitting, and
hooted vigorously. The fight was for
1000. the loser TO take $3.50.
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Some Good Horses Entered.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Jan. 2S.-The en-
tries to the June running meeting of
the Kansas City Jockey club which have
just closed are very flattering. There
are 365 entries to the nine stakes. and
among the horses entered are Riley.
Milton, Dollikens, English Lady,
Wrestler, RoDespierre, Cruiser, Kitty
Cheatham, Huntress, Kaloolah. Mac
beth, Swifter, LIE Premier. Pilgrim. Joe,
Jaja, Morse and other "cracker jacks"
The average is forty to each stake race.
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Greenway's New Organ.

Special to the Globe.
WINNIPEG, Man.. Jan. 2s.-The Win
nipeg Daily Tribune, a new evening
paper. made its first appearance to-day.
1t is an eight-column, four-page sheet
printed with the plant and issued from
the offices of the late Sun. r. l.. Rich
ardson is managing editor; j. j. Mon
crieff city editor. and D. l.. McIntire
business manager. 1t promises to be
independent in politics, but will advo-
cate the abolition of separate schools
and the French language in Manitoba,
and the repeal of the protective tariff
for Canada.
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county, for speaker, and passed all other
nominations.
WITHOUT AN ORGAN.
The Republican Candidate for
Mayor of Duluth in a Fix.

The Republican Candidate for
Mayor of Duluth in a Fix.
Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Minn., Jan. 2s.-At present
NJ. 0. Hall, the Republican nominee for
mayor of Duluth, is without an organ.
peculiar condition of affairs consider
ing-that all the daily papers here are
Republican. The scene at the court
house this evening was highly exciting.
hundreds of foreigners were huddled
together there clamoring for first citi-
zenship papers, which are being issued
oy the clerk and three deputies. 1t is
estimated that 400 aliens have taken out
papers to-day. Davis, the Labor can
didate for mayor, is making fierce
fight, but a rumor gained credence this
evening that he would withdraw next
Monday in favor of Hall. Everything
Tonight points to the election of a
Democrat mayor. and four out of six
aldermen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-29
End of the Pool Contest.

The last game of the series in the pool
contest between Fred Mckay and j. W.
Carney took place at the Home billiard
hall, in North Minneapolis. last even
ing. and was won by Mckay. The
score was as follows:
McKay... 10 900 l 1 OIL lO1 1-6
Carney. 49,, 81 1 y o 90 l 90 Ks
AS each of the contestants had won
two games, the game last night was the
deciding one. and it gives the match to
Mckay by a score of 3 to 2.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-29
McCormick-Paulsen Race.

The third and last race of the series
between Paulsen and Mccormick, dis
tance ten miles, will be skated at Eau
Claire Sunday next over a two-!ap
course. A special train will leave the
union depot, Minneapolis, at 9 o'clock
Sunday morning over the Wisconsin
Central railroad, returning at 10: 80 pm.
The fare for the round trip, including
admission to the race, will be So.
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SHORTS IN THE VAN.
Only One Fayorite Finishes First
at Gutenberg.

GUTENBERG, N. j., Jan. 2s.-The
weather to-day was pleasant, the track
in good condition and the attendance
large. Results:
First race, selling three fourths of mile
-Neptunus first, Carlow second, Capstone
third. Time, :20l2.
Second race, three-fourths of a mile-Fol-
som first, Benefit second, King William third.
Time LISA.
Third race, selling, five-eighths of mile
Herman first, Harry Faustus second, Jappel
third. Time, l:I4.
Fourth race, Jersey journal handicap,
seven-eighths of mile-Pelham first Brait
second. Success third. Time :31l2.
Fifth race, selling, one mile-Carrie G first,
Top Sawyer second, Vigilant third Time,
1:47l9.
Sixth race, seven eighths of mile-Bel.
mont irst Ny Own second, Cheney third.
Time, l :32.
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DURYEA DENIES 1T.

The "CyclOne" Pitcher Has Not
Joined the Brotherhood.
An item in an evening paper stated
that Cyclone" Jim Duryea, now in the
city. had signed to pitch for the brother
hood next season: that Columbus had
telegraphed him the day before, but he
had already signed brotherhood con-
tract. Duryea was seen last night. 81
wish you would deny that whole story"
he said. 'There isn't a word of truth
in it. l haven't signed brotherhood
contract, and / have not been tele-
graphed to by Columbus. I haven't
received $500 from John Ward, although
did receive telegram from him. l
DON'T know vet lust What [ will do"
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Killed ON the Clearwater.

WHITE EARTH, Jan. 2S.-Wednesday
last, in Bagley's camp on the Clearwa-
ter. man by the name of Kelley met
with sad death. Kelley was sled
tender, and, while in the act of loading
the log slipped, throwing Kelley to the
ground and rolling over his body.
crushed him to the frozen ground and
broke every bone in the Unfortunate
mans body. He was single man and
resided at Grove Park.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-29
Gilmore FOO All to Fight

BUFFALO. N. Y, Jan. 2s.-The Gil
more-Hanley fight, down for tomorrow
night, is off. Gilmore wired from Chi
cago this morning that lie is too sick to
come here. The secretary of the Ath-
letic club thereupoh postponed the en-
tertainlnent until Feb. IL. and in the
meantime will secure another hight
weight to meet Hanley.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-29
Candidates for State Prison.

Specldl 10 tue GlODe.
EVANSVILLE, Wis. Jan. 2S.-Clarence
Daily. Bert Burnett, Byron Taylor and
George Clifford. well-known young men
of this city and of respectable parentage,
were arrested to-day charged with rob-
bIng the Fountain cigar store and bar
ber shop adjoining several nights ago,
All have confessed their guilt,
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Fell Dead in the Street.

Special to the Globe
MANKATo, Mimi, Jan. 2s.-Domfnick
Appart, farmet residing near Lake
Washington, fell dead in the street here
to-day. He left home this morning as
well as usual. The cause is thought to
have been heart disease.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-29
Violent Type of Influenza.

Special 70 the GIObe.
DAVENPORT, To-, Jan. 2s.-The influ-
enza is increasing in violence here.
During the past twenty-four hours
three deaths occurred, among them that
of Mrs. Amelia B. Hoffman, widow of
Col. 81. B. Hoffman, of the United
States army. Several prominent per-
them being DIR. G. g. Parry, the famous
scientist and wOrld-renoWned botanisU.
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Results at New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, La, Jan. 2S.-Fav-
orites won majority of the races here
to-day. Results:
First race. six furlongs, selling-Bonnie
third. Time, lis.
Second race, nine -sixteenths OF q mile sell
ing-Rosa Pearl won, Merry Girl second,
Winnie Davis third. Time. 55I4.
won, Florine second, Germanie third. Time
l:O2.
Fourth race, fourteenth -sixteenths handi-
cap-Col Gore won, Somerset second, Cora
e third. Time, 1922.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-29
McKean's Latest FIop.

CLEVELAND. o., Jan. 2s.-McKean.
the short stop under contract with the
Cleveland National League club, TODAY
announced that he would return to the
brotherhood league. The news Gre
ated local sensation. AS he has been
expelled from the brotherhood. the
complication of matters is expected to
make some trouble. AL johnson. presi-
dent of the local brotherhood club. an
nounces publicly that he will get
Beatin, also under contract with fhe
the Cleveland League club, to join hls
organization.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-29
HURONIANs ARE HOT.
indignation at Exaggerated Re-
ports of Destitution.
Special to the Clio

Specialize the Globe.
HURON, S. D., Jan. 2S.-Indignation
is expressed on every hand because of
the exaggerated reports published in
Chicago papers about the fearful desti-
tuition in this county. Nearly every
township in the county has been heard
from to-day, and no cases of suffering,
either of man or beast, are reported.
Settlers still have fair supple of fuel
and feed, and when exhausted there is
more for them here. The county has
large quantity of coal. and the Dorcas
society relief corps and church organi-
cations have plenty to supply present
needs and more is being received daily.
Eastern people who have telegraphed
asking about the safety of friends NAV
content themselves with knowing that
no settler in Beadle county will 60 cold
or hungry, Notwithstanding the reports
sent to Chicago that people were sitting
in their homes on the prairies going
mad from hunger.
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Killed Herself at Fourteen.

Special to the Globe.
CANNON FALLS, Jan. 2s.-Miss Edith
McNary, aged fourteen years, COM
mitted suicide last night by shooting
herself through the head with revol-
yer. No cause can be given for the act
other than she had become respondent.
Her mother died about a year ago and
the care of large family of small chill
dren had fallen upon the unfortunate
girl.
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Choice of Two Caucuses.

DEs MONIES, To-, Jan. 2s.-The Re-
publican caucus this morning nominated
Silas Wilson for speaker. j. A. Shelton
for first assistant clerk. and putup can
didates for minor Offices. The Demo
Gratis nominated j. L. Hamilton, of Linn
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Tally One for the East.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2s.--The Eastern
and Western teams Of the world cham
plon trap-shooters' combination shot
their second match at the Cincinnati
base ball park this afternoon before
1000 people. The Eastern team was
successful, winning by score of 1856 to
1-e
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-29
La Grippe Prompts Suicide.

ppGCIdI % IH6 OIUDb.
VERNILLIoN, S. D., Jan. 2e.-Word
reached here this afternoon that V. B.
Losse, of Lodi. Clay county. committed
suicide last night by hanging. He had
been somewhat out of his mind for
short time, the result of la grippe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-29
Carroll Is stars

PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. ga telegram
from Fred Carroll. who Manager Han
Ion sent to st. Louis, says: "Have
signed Robinson for the Pittsburg
Players league and Bre nnan for the
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Bonds for n Rridoe

special TO the GLOBE.
SAUK CENTER, Jan. 2s.-The bonds
for an $4,000 iron bridge over the Sauk
river have been carried. A heavy vote
was polled, and the bonds carried by a
vote of four to one.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-29
FRIENDS OF TaE FEMALES
North Dakota Senators Pass the
Woman's Suffrage Bill.

Woman's Suffrage Bill.
Special to the Globe.
BISMARCK. N. D.. Jan. 2S.-The reso!
luton providing for the amendment of
the constitution so that women may
vote. which was defeated in the senate
yesterday, was reconsidered to-day and
passed by that body. 1t has many
friends in the house who hope of pass
Ing it there, but this is hardly probable.
Even if it should pass this session it
must be passed again next session and
then submitted to the male voters. The
resolution for the amendment of the
constitution by striking out the prohib-
itory article which passed the senate
was indefinitely postponed in the house
by vote of 45 to 9,
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Judge Edgerton Convalescent.

Special to the Globe.
PIERRE, S. D., JAM, 2S.-Judge Edger-
ton, of the United States court, who has
been confined to bed with la grippe. is
about recovered, and will hold court
here next Thursday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-29

Cleveland Players league. Leave for
Kansas City to sign Burns for the Pitts
burg Players league tomorrow.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-29

Washington's Roman Catholic university
Is TO have copy IN marble of the effgy Of
the pope in the astitls3e OF blessing the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-29
A LITTLE SHAVER.

Scrap ng his chin
with papa's razor may lead
to a serious accident, par
ticularly if the razor is
sharp. 1t will be a number
Of years yet, my boy, before
you'll be obliged to shave.
Little Shavers from 2 years
old to Is can be fitted out
in our Juvenile department
with Honest, Reliable and
at the same time Fashion.
able and @ enteel Overcoats
and Suits, and now that our
Red Figure Sale is in prog
ress our always reasonable
prices are Lower than ever.
Boys require, if anything,
stronger and more carefully
made clothing than men;
for, as mothers we'll know,
the little fellows give their
garments harder usage than
their elders. Our Boys gar
ments are all thoroughly
and reliably made from
wear-resisting fabrics, and
will stand lots of the knock
ing about that all young
sters give their clothes.
Boys Flannel, Shnt-Loced
BIouses, made from All-Wool
Cadet Grey Flannel, for
Boys from 4 to IS years of
age, S1.5O. These Boys
Blouses have just been re-
ceived by us, and will be
1Oulu especially desirable.
Boys KIT Suits and Over
coats-We are able to offer
some Big Bargains in these
garments, as now is our
clearing-up time, and we've
put such prices on our re-
naming KIT Smts and Over
coats as will strongly tempt
many a mother to purchase.
Juvenile attire purchased
here can be depended upon
to be Fashionable, Reliable
and Durable.
OQ41
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-The senate
committee on privileges and elections
to-day took up the Montana senatorial
election contest, but did nothing more
than to set it down for hearing Satur-
day, Feb. 10. Messrs. Clark and Magin-
mis-, the Democratic senators-elect, were
present to hear the determination of the
committee,
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Eeras.

= Gin Grember, ber In Comfort mar.
1T eritaunt iiber 5as, tpas er bort n / t1 t
gefunben bat unb itennt bas bic vneaas
tine 8orauge" ieues Ortes. gr fddbt Sic
geb6Iterung auf 1000 ~ Geelen uub
iuunbert fi@ nun, baB es in Comfort
teinen Grtebensridter giebt = Ser
nd@ffe pobnt Z NteiIen bonn Orte =
telnen Stabimariball. &onFabler, tein
@efdnguiB, teiae Stride, feinen grebi.
GET; unb, bdtte ct nod bin3uTiiaen f6n.
men - feinen Mbootaten. lnb trobbenl,
ooer bielmebr eben besbaIb, befinben
ft@ bie BeDobner pobI. Gin fernigeres,
aufri6tigeres unb friebfertigeres @6lfz
den, tpie bic Comforter. siebt es ni6t;
aber bier tpirb aud heuti d aelpro6enl /
yto6 oem @enfus bat Weatbers
Forb eiae Beb6lterung bon 1000, 6ens
rietta 2100. Wi9ita Tals 1900, Ders
non 2700. Bonnie 1900, 9etatur 100,
@rabom 700 SeeIsn.
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Mlte tii@tise 9isciplim!

Gaif unglaubli1 fiir elm beutfbes
Sbr tlingt bic Na@ri9t bon ber @ebor.
famberueiserunJ bes 3tpeiten 8ataiIs
Ions Der 8arbe 3u 2onbon. Die 6erren
9Dlbaten woIlien ibre 3ornifier uiAt
bur9f6auen laKen unb bic Serren 81.
fieiere sogen fid5 3ur 8eratbung In elm
3immer 5uriid, bas fie berrieseIten. Sn>
amii6en f9lDRen aud bic 6erren 5ol.
baten tire 9tubentbiiren 3l unb bic
6erren Offi3ieren mubten CUTE Worte
uno Bitten abgeben, bis ibre 6erren
@emeinen fi9 berbeiIieBen, tuie6er su
6hner unb ben DeidluB bes Officierss
forps anaub6ren. @nbli1 traten bic
2eute In &eib unb @lieb an, Der Oberff
bdlt ibuen cine bdterli9e Gtrofprebiat,
fie aber unterbre6en ibn fortpdbrenb
nit Sdreien un6 pfeifen! Dor fold,em
militdrif6en Settle In 6aupt unb @lies
bern bIeibt einem bas beutf9e 8egrifss
oerm6geu einfa@ ftile Heben. Dod5 bic
Strafe fOmmt ioglei9, tpie es in WiIb.
gui@'s sMor unb Morib" beiBt, unb
10 gebt benn aud i9on bas @erhd,t,
bas Battalion tuerbe gum Dienffe auBer.
balb gnglanbs perluenbet tperben = ia,
tpenn aber bic 6erren 6olbaten ntd1t
uolen, mas bann !? Damn fdblieBen fit,
beibe yarteien tpobl tpieber In bic 3ims
mer ein uno beratbf6Iasen, mas nun su
tbun Jet. lGtner GabelmeIbung aufoIge
TT las Battalion i@on nod 8arun6a
eingeidifft uorben.)
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sSrteSe auf GrSet,

barrt eer sabapeu Grmee Mirpreru, beren @eiben
d aus ben Spferu Der Rerppltd unb Rerpentrantbei=
ten beltanft9 ernenern. Der preiS fur bic erebnte
Stnimelssabe 1T etne ipitema9e Sur NIT 9petter' 8
Wagenbttters, oem beiten unb Sutrdahiten auer
renarteneen GltEre renn es NIT peritdnbtser Sebarr
ltntett 9ebrau6t prb. G8 lit le4ter, ansenebmer unb
ntrtt f4erer, ala renu man iid ben Masen perfiat
nit gieubcz Comics, altcbpi4er pber anterer 3ulam
.menesunss NIeidegtrattsg r@erseioresa nartoitz
benhem @amen anseprteienen @ft3eus. DER eri6Spfz
ten 9tatnr erquidenbfer Setier, ber rubeipenhenbs
mtel fur idnae Rerpen unb ba sr ron seiunber Serz
eauuns nnb rdtser aetipn ber eebensprsane abbdnat
10 iino &errenleieen auer art meit, mie i3ou @6te
aus. limb baSu ppr allen Dinsen btent has gttteps.
Meu 9edrt, NIT tarem 4ppf nnb rubs ntsppnirt err
padt Der, ipelder nor benz S6lafeHsebeu elm @Ias
matiSHus, @ierenIeten, geritppfuns unb Wiliciitat
ieute man eS icfDrt setrau&en,
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s@ gor einisen Sabren batten mir
iebr biel OH Cholera Morbus NnfdlIen
3u leiben, uno wsnn mir bic Symphonic
wie Wagenbsi9weroen, Oiarrboe etc.
bemetteu, mesben mir dnsfIi9. Mir
baben bic grfabruus eelna9t, baB
@bamberlains &emeSp In iebem Sale
benz 2eiben uotbeust. gs lit dbnli@ ME
bic @bolera Mtitel. entb1lt aber Sngres
6ien3ien. bic es angenebner unb f@nels
ler Dirfenb MAIDEN. Gberiff Deberear
fagte uns, oaS er an gbolera Morbus
leibet unb unIdH9it einen Nnfan betam.
Ut taufte cine GIaide @bamberlains
@olic. GboIsra unb Siarrboe &emebp
unb 5wei Dozen itellten ibn Der. Wir
i9reiben bies nidt aIs be3ablte Mn3eige,
fonoern I'm unieren 2eiern su iasen,
oab bas Wtittel i'm 9auIe sebaIten iper.
ben fOllte: = 3rob. (Ranias) gbief.-
8ertauf bel &. Gobn uno Co., s. Salt
eper unb Soba unb in allen NpOtbeten.
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gergniisen teins iei, penn es nidt
toitfpieleg lit; aber gerabe, neil es
foltipieltg geiuoroen, rttifen biele bot
uns fb nit ueuigem begniigen. Ser
Geiienbe aber tpirb bemerten, tuenn er
um lt@ bltdt, oaB ber DeutIbe fi9 iiberz
au bergntigt; ct fann es, benn er freut
f9 iiber Maes, tuie bef6eiben unb an.
ipru9slos es li6 au6 eiebt. Wenn er
bic patti ni9t bGren tam, 10 ingt er
fteb i@limmfenfans lelbIt elm 9ieb;
tpenn ct StrauB ni1t b6ren fam, 10
laui9t er einer bei9eibenen 9apelle !;
unb bier In Berlin, penn er i1 gar
Ni@ts leiifen fann, 10 iebt er fi6 auf
einen iener Se6ferffible briiben auf
benz Wilbslmsplab, gladli6 tpie Elm
&6nig, iDeil er bas paIais Nabaituiu
ieben fann, in uel9em ein1t fein aroBer
8ismard lebte. Mlit iol9en 2ebren
tpetben uno mifien mir als before 8hrs
ger, als erleu6tete Wsnl9en tn bic Sci.
matb 5urldfebren. Sa tpObl, mas fann
ber Mmeritaner niGt nod III al ben
Beaiebungen Iernen, In benen es uns
feblt: cine bei1eibene 2ebensweiIe, bic
bier liberall befolgt unb sea9tet mirb !;
eine Borliebe fur bic freie Natur, in
tuel9er Der Deutfde IlIes au tbuM liebt,
nit Nusnabme beg 5terbens; cine
9iebe flr 9unit uuo WiKenl@aft, fur
Wufit unb 9immel unb Baum unb
GluB uno Berg, bic benz 8ettler 10 biel
Befrieoigung gemdbren, tpie benz sSiirz
Hen. Gein 3DQbaus tpirb gu6 auf=
taIten, meine 2anhsleute, ipeun esSbr bel
@urer 6eimtebr oielen unl9dgbaren
@rwerb nit @ud brin9t: gr6Bere MGs
tung Dor perf6nli9en 0orSigen, ME
Spariamteit, ginfa6beit, Treubieteit,
t,eue Wnli6ten iiber- ben &ei3 bes sSaz
milienlebens unb cine gr0Bere Betpuns
berung fiir bic Gunf = lauter Waffen,
nm gu6 TIM Sample sesen ben Mates
riaIismus au frdftigen."
Oas fnb golbene Worte = meint
bier3u ber vDerDlb" tpel1e bic
Seuti@' 'Imeritaner 9errn pbeIps ni9t
bergefen follten. @s giebt ui6t bieie
bo9itebenoe Mmeritaner, ueIdbe ben
Mutb babeu. Bel ioI@eu @eIesenbeiten
offen bor aller WeIt eegen bic rg3lage
5es Naterialismus" in Nmerita Bic
6eutf9en Sugenbeu aur 9tlfe 3u rufen.
Wlet9 feinen bertibmten Worgdnaern
Bancroft uno 8aparb Saplor. benen er
F9 parbig anreibt, mabnt Serr BbeIps
bic ameritaaer, ftinftigbin sroBbersieer
bon foI@ea gigenf9aften au benfer, Bic
ii9 ni9t bur6 @olb abtpdsen Iafen,
dber trobbem bas Slid elmer Nation
biel mebr bebingen, als bas Golb. Ob
bic oeutfdsameritanii9en 69aben fi9
I'm Spiegel faben, bas beri6meist bes
Sdngers 66fi9feit.
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MHerlef.


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