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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-12-19
WOMEN

In a great many newspaper offices there
Isl prejudice against women. Why this
is so I do not know. I have employed
them for a number Of years, and have al
ways found them to be painstaking, ac-
curate and reliable. In many cases have
found that women do certain kinds OF
newspaper work more satisfactorily than
men can, ard ice versa. One of the best
Washington correspondents | ever knew
was a woman.
She was keenly alive to all the exigencies
of daily newspaper work, was qnick OF
wit, a splendid news gatherer, and during
the Garfield campaign and tie subsequent
complications that arose from his death
was an invaluable aid to me.
have employed women in office work
in with considerable satisfac-
tion, and in nunberless cases | have found
that they could do some kinds of reporting
far better than men. 1t is a mistake to
think that women are only fit TO write
fashion articles.
The editor of one of the great Sunday
newspapers of New York is a woman.
And she not only manages to keep her pa
per in full touch with the times, but she
often leads in thought and opinion.
Most editors give women a chance by be-
ing unfair to them. | think the day is
coming when women will do a large pro-
portion of newspaper reporting. In nearly
all the big cities they are now doiuga little
of it. Even the House of Parliament has
been forced to admit a woman To she re-
porters' gallery, very much to the disgust
of the male reporters.
Women make splendid typ e~setters, good
proofreaders, coed reporters aud fair edi-
tors. They do not make as good editors
as men, for the reason, perhaps, that they
are not so much in contact " it'll public men;
aud this simply because their ,v2 prevents
them from gathering in hotels. clubs, cafes,
and places of like character, where men
find it convenient 10 sit and discuss all
sorts of topics. see no reason shy women
should not. in tie near ~futare, mud daily
afusflsm a very renuuerafige field. They
viii be br9ug TITO competition With mel,
to be sure, but | have 10 douot that they
will be able successfully 10 hold their own.
-Ladies' Home journal
The infant reason grows apaee and calls
-
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-12-19

In front of the Woodstown House, Woods
town, n. j., all those three valuable farms in
Pflesgrove township, Salem county, whereof
Israel l.. Morgan died, seized, and located and
described as follows:
Farm No. 1-Located on the public road
from Woodstown 10 Daretown, about one
half mile from Richmanyiile, contains l47
acres, II acres i'll timber OF about 40 years
growth. The improvements consist of II large
Two and one-half stoIy frame dwelling, with IA
well OF good water in the she'd large barns,
with stabiing for 30 head OF stock; a large
wagon house with wings, and other out-build-
ings. These buildings are comparatively new
and in good condition. I here is also 4 young
apple orchard of choicefruit on the pre- Uses.
Farm No. 2-Located ON same road as No. l.,
about one mile from Riehnanyille, and CON
tains III acres, of which % acres is under Gull
t~ivation, the balance Is husband with about
two acres of well-grown chestnut. The i'm
prOyements are a two and one-half story
frame dwelling, with excellent water in
kitchen; good barn, with stabling for is head
OF stock; large wagon house with wings and
cellar beneath. There is II 3good-sized young
apple orchard and Il variety OF other fruit.
Farm No. BIS on the aforesaid road ut the
intersection of the commissioners Pike, and
contains about 49, acres, all under %cultiva-
tion and in good condition. The dwelling is a
large brick and frame, recently remodeled
and substantially a new and modern dwelling
in complete repair. Has bath room and other
conveniences. There is a large barn and
wagon house, both recently put in complete
repair. There is a young and thrifty orchard
OF acres, set in We'll selected fruit.
These farms are well located, convenient to
churches, mills and railroad station. They
are in II high state of cultivation and adapted
to raising hay, grain and stock, and they AZ
ford opportunities for investment seldom OF
fered. These properties will be offered clear
of all ncumhIances and upon easy conditions.
Sale to at , O'Clock, L. NJ.
TALIfHA C. MORGAN,
JOSEPH MORGAN,
ALLEN G.. MORGAN,
l2.l24t MAMIE L. WILSON.
Fogg & Hickman, Conveyancers and Clerks.
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~ So 49, 81 - AVN si Il
day. No. 1-AI that certain
Cauu1ng Factory R0befH
Situate at sbarptown, aforesaid, within two
West Jersey Railroad. The can house is =
two-siory frame building. 50 feet long By 20
feet wide, with work room on southwest side
4ux32 #; On The west side is a packing room,
one story high, 20X33s with an l. shape build
ing adjoining 20x32. for storage OF I nit and
box lumber. a hin shop s2xi6, win bench for
> can makers ana room for press and square
shear. \ boiler and engine house 20xZo IT.
square, with AN l. shape bnilding sxlD, and Il;
small office bnilding Will large platform
scales. Buildings all cavered with lin roof
The factory is fitted Win modern improve
meuts for carrying oil waste. ! baths with
capacity of IS three-potInd cans each. \ %
gal. oil tank with pressure gauge, 2steam
boilers, nauielV-one 20 horse power, and one
Is horse power, so arranged and fitted as 10
use one or both 1T Il Time fitted with tube
blower and cleaner, | donkey pump. and |
large inspi rator for boiler feed, with good
reservoir. The factory has room and steam
power for 501. 900 cans iii one season without
shipping. The lot OF fand contains one acre.
The factory is situated in Il village with plenty
of help. The surrounding country is 81 Itch
agricultural district, suitable for tomatoes.
Farmers are willing 10 contract ut Sc per ton
each farmer TO cart to railroad or teambo IL
eases of fruit fer every ton of fruit delivered
to the factory. Freight by railroad to New
York SC. per case, and by water size. per case,
if sentin full boat loads; also Ferguson cap
ping machine with burner and irons in com
plete ORDER.
No. All that tract OF Land, containing
35% acres, situated in Warrington township,
salem Co, y. j., adjoining the farm where
Henry B. Richman now resides. and others.
This land Is well adapted to truck and grain.
There is Il convenient dwelling house thereon,
recently built; a well of good water, and good
fruit.
sale will be positive, and conditions made
known on day of sale. Parties from a distance
can take the 4 O'Clock train from w nodstown
northward after the sale for their homes.
Ell ID COLES. Assignee.
wv. \. CASPER, Auct.
nnfed Snlem. Y. j. Nov. %. ls90.-l2124t
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There is Great Excitement

Among Rheumatic Sufferers over the new
remedy that is being put up in New York
City. 1t is claimed there has never been a
case where it has failed to cure. 1t is
called DR.. Drummoud's Lightning Remedy
for Rheumatism, aud is sold for 50 per
bottle. The RENEE is certainly making for
itself a world wide reputation, as the coun-
try is full of Rheumatism. The ruanufact-
ureIs sell it on an absolute guarantee, and
offer to refund the money in any case where
it does not work a perfect cure. Send by
express prepaid on receipt OF price.
Drummoad Mei;ciue CO., 4S 90 Maiden
Lane. New York. Agent wanted.
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THE STATE OLDER THAN THE
NATION.

The contest in the Chancery Court be-
tween the New Jersey Terminal Railway
Company and the State for the possession
of the submerged property known as Oys-
ter Island, lying east Of the Jersey shore
in New York Pay, promises to be very
bitter and prolonged. The railway COM
pany has a scheme to ra Use the island and
established u vast system of wharves and
warehouses. The title to tie property
was obtained by it from the heirs OF the
late Prof. Cook, the State Geologist.
Prof. Cook was able to trace his title back
to the original proprietor, but the title is
of no value unless it eau be proved con-
olusively that the island was at some time
above higll-water mark. The State,
through the Riparian Comm issioners, az
serts that it never was, and that conse-
quently the property belongs TO the State.
Attorney-G General Stockton, i'll behalf of
the Riparian Commissioners, has applied
to Chancellor McGili for an injunction 10
restrain the Terminal Railroad Company
from taking possession OF the island. In
his application the Attorney General says
that the Government of New Jersey is
just two days older than the National
Government. Ga July 2, l776, he says,
the people of the Province of New Jersey
met ia Convention at Burlington and de-
clared themselves free aud independent.
New Jersey theFeupon became the posses
or of all the lands and privileges within
the State, aud among them vas Oyster
Island.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-12-19

The infant reason grOws apaee and calls
for one more application oil that good
friend, Salvation Oh. which never disap-
points but always Kills pain.
II is neither pleasant nor profitable to
heal people constantly coughing " hen they
could be easily cured by a % cent bottle
of d.. Bulls Cough Syrup
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On Saturday. Jan. 8, 1891,

Between the hours ore and ) O'Clock In the
afternoon OF said day, fo-wit o'clock r VI =,
all the following described real estate: All the
following described HOUSE y LOT. tract
or piece of land, situate in the Borough OF
Woodstown, in The County of salem ard
State oil New Jersey, and bounded as follows:
Beginning ut II cerner of John NiXon's lot in
the middle OF The road 3eading through
W oodstown % Daretown, and runs along
said Nixon's lot north 81 degs. East 4 chains
3 links to Il corner in late Isaac Ridgway' 5
land: thence along the same North 4lL. West
81 links to a corner of samuel Iaylor's
lot; thence along the same South IA degrees
Vest ) chains s links to the middle of said
road; thence along the same 81 links to the
beginning; containing Twenty Hundredths
OF an acre, more or less, and is the same lot of
land conveyed to Mary Elizabeth Green ny
deed april so, 1870. and is recorded i'll Salem
County Clerks office in Book No. 40 OF DEEDS,
page6i0, &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
ty of Charles o. Green and Mary Elizabeth
Green, his wife, defendants, ut the suit OF Eliz-
abeth \. TAYLOR, complainant and TO be sold by
JAMES NEWELL Sheriff.
CHARLES MECCM. Sol'r
Dated sherif's Office, salem, NJ, Nov. &c, 80.
Dec AL
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Assignee's Sale
Or
REAL ESTATE

II Y virtue of a deed of assignment made 10
} the sabscri er by Henry Is. Hickman. OF
his estate for the equal benefit OF his eredi-
tors, / will expose TO sale AT public yendue, on
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10 You Cough:

Don Il lay. Take K.mp's Balsam, the
Is ,=a CON II ~ cure 59uF coughs
aAd ooihs Il VII cure sore throat or a
tickling III the throat. Ii will cure pains in
the chest. 1t will cure influenza and bron-
chitis and all diseases pertaining to the
lungs because it is a pure balsam. Hold it
to the light and see how clear and thick it
is. You will see the excellent effect after
and 81. !
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PUBLIC SALE
OF THREE
FARMS
Wednesday, Jan. It'll, 81,

T,HE subscribers, heirs of Israel L. Morgan,
i decd, will sell at public vendne, on
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SherriR'S Sale
REAL ESTATE
IN MANcERYor NEW JERSEY

IN CAANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between Fl. Ia.
Elizabeth A4Taylor, Compile for sale OF
And Mortgaged
Charles o. Green and Mary Eliz-3
abeih Green his wife, Defts.
DY virtue of the above stated writ, to me
ID direct and delivered, l. will sell at public
Yendue, in front OF the Court House in the
CITY of Salem. y u.
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come to his mind that his mother had never
known tbjs deep delight which so filled
his soul. He looked at her a moment, an
expression of the deepest pity coming over
his face, and then le took her hand in both
Of his and laid it against his cheek,
"Poor mammal" he said softly. Poor
mamma! If you'd been my little girl. ia
have let you wear pants just the same as
II you'd been a boy"
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Wednesday january Ii,h, 1891,
Cauu1ng Factory Property

At the Canning Factory, in sharpiown, salei
Co. y. j.. at o'clock in the afternoon of sal
day. No. l-AU thut certain
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-12-19

Who left the United States for Liberia last
year Ii ave lately returned, being unable to
stand the climate. Everybody going TO a
new climate should have d bottle OF Sui
phur Bitters with them as a safeguard
against disease.-Harn0rd C00rdnt.
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8.

: Ser meritanif6e 2rieesbeteran
@eneral 5. 3. &obertlon itarb in Waco
i'm Nlter ION rs Sabren. Ct fam bpn
2entudp nod Seras i'm Sabre 1886.
@isrsig Sabre lang praftisirte er in
Wdfbington gonntD als " t.
Wie cine SpeaiaIbepei9e aug
Wafbington .Dn 4. eSanuar mittbeilt,
wiro Der teraniide s.onsreB=N bseorbs
nete Steuarb iofoit mad ber Wieberer>
6fnung Der 5iBungen einen 8eieBess
borfdlas eirbrin5en. ipslder @el6be.
!~olaigungen fur Die 8sibeHetungs.Nt Ut
beiten Der 0dfen bel Sabine paB unS
aranfas paB beautrast, unb suar in
Der 96be, wie iolte in benz 8eridt Der
Snsenieur= Rommiifion empfoblen NOR.
ben finb, $1,000, 900 fir eabine pab
uub $1,400,0C } Fur ben Nraniass 9afen.
Diefe summer fo1en, ieinem 8orihIag
mad, in bret Sabresroten ausbsaablt
perben unb bic erfte berIelben elm Sabr
mad paifirung bes @eiebes f6aig lem.
Nud bic 8eflrmorter bes %fosenannten
Wileiss prnieftes, nit anberen Worten,
beg Corpus @briii II. paore ISLANDS
9afens, beibt es, perben ben &ongreB
YIN bic GenebmiQung anseben, nit pri.
bat. &apital an bic Nusfhbrung hires
planes gebeN ~ oirfen. gs f6eist
fomit, baB bic S6iung Der SiefmaTers
Grage fir @albeiton bod ni6t 70 ela,t
oerlaufen uerbe, uie man bort geboft
hatte, unC baB Die 2ofal. Sntereien unb
giferfa6teleien iroB Der Rommiffons.
gntiheibung immerbin nod elm Wort
mitreben tperben.
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Site 0rbiaans

um Veitlmmungen gu trefsn fit bic
gtiteueruns geuiKer gortbsile fir
eiMiga Ggnub. gigenthamer bur9 bic
grmeitslang Ger 81. MorDs 5traBe
GUT I%erbinouug nit Der Wsii.gom=
meice StraBe, als Special Steuer
aut bic oaburb ~pertbbpaer getporbe.
men 8runbfafe, unb UNI fetsuteI.
len, mann biefe 5teuer fGlig {ein iol.
IN Nnbetra6t, bab Der Stabts
ratD bon San Nntonio ben Beridt bes
@r mites atgenommeit Bat, pelhes bonn
@ountps Hi9ter bon Berar Gountp, Eez
ras, eri1attrt tuorben mar, TIM gemiKe
Wortbeile, pelde Die @runbsg iaentbii.
mer an ct. Ma,Ds.5 traBe ur6 beren
nd9fer umgebung bur6 bie grmeitez
rung biefer StraBe 3ur 8erbinbung nit
ber Weff : Commerce : 5traBs, erIauat
baben, gu b0berer Befteueruug einaus
f9dben, ME Bag bonn 5tabtratb in iei>
ner Sibung bonn %. Ronember 1889
beittnmt norbea mar,
Seie 8 bef6Ioffen bur9 ben
Stobtratb bon San Qlntonio :
Seftton l. DaB bic auf bieie
Weife geiGdbten BortbeiIe tpirtli9 por=
banoen tnb unb baB bieielben als eine
SPECIAL @teuer auf bic bet,effenben
Grunbaide einseffdbt werbeu, tpel9e
in benz betrefen6en 9eridte nambaft
gemadt woroen finb, mslder 9eri1t
nit ben Mmenbements bes Stabtratbs
hermit angeuommea tpirb.
Seftion 2. Sab ale 5teuern Der
auf oieie Weife eingefddbten 8ortbeile
aablbar fiub unb baB lie fdlig merben
gu Der 3eit unb in Der Weiie, ME bas
fur bic aagemeinen Steuern fir bas
GisfolzSabr fenseiebt porben 1T.
MFgfnommen unb gebiligt am %.
DECEMBER 1889.
8rpan @a1taeban,
Wttefirt: MaDor,
6. 8. @Iaubon, Sta6t glerf.
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Jteue Ea1blbaten 6trfen niGt iber
60 Sabre alt fem.
Nbtbeilung G folsttirt 81 BON ieoem
Mifelieb unb Sablt ~ertrantten Mitglies
bern, benen BET @ebalt niht ausbesablt
Diro, pro Mouat 500 &rantengeIb.
Ibtbeiiune A 3abIt 500 monatIide
penEon, Ibtbeilurg B aablt $1,000
9terbesslb aus.
Iuserbem lit bon ber @efsai9aft Gin
SteIlens 8ermittIungsam
ms 2ebea gerufen morben unb uerben
ole Sebrer, uelde ibre Steaung berdn
bern tpolen, eriu9t, H1 re1taeitig beim
9etretdr gu melben; ebenip linb 51uI.
gemeinben erfu6t, fd an i'm our Ghl=
lung bon 2ebrerftelen gu penoen.
Wir baber iebt cine 8erbinbung,
tpaIhe Zen Sebrern Nles bietet, toas Tie
afs Sebrer ~Derlangen f6nnen; mir for=
gen fir uniere Mitalieeer, fpenn lie
ttanf unb bhlfsbebIrftig linb; mir Be-
3ablen ibnen cine Yenfou BON 500,
rpenn fe alt uns idDah, ooer font
burd cine Rrart9eit oSer einen unfal
unfdbig gu ueiterer Sbd:iafeit i'm 2ebrs
fa9 fperben; w,r perIdafen ibaen beis
iere 5telungeu unb apar unenigeItlim,
tDdbrenb mir S1ulgemeinben unb
Nidt.M iiigliebern bic geriage eumme
bon $3.50 bafir abnebmen = uab
f1lieBlih aableu mir an Die @rben
Gin Sauenb DaIIars
aug, iuent, ibr 8erfOrger 6ur6 ben Sob
bon ibnen genommen tpirb, uno tpabrz
f6einIi9 pirb bieie Summe auf $4,000
erb6bt Der6en, fobalb Die
National Teachers Mutual Aid Assn.
~organifirt tperben mirb.
uniere 8erbinbung bietet baber ben
3ebrern mebr, dig irgenb cine anbere,
unD foGte besbalb ieoer 2ebrer urb iebe
Sebrerin Der @eiea,daft fofott 5eis
treten.
Die Muflasen fir ben penfonsfono
tperben fur mebrere Sabre gar ni6t eins
berufen tperben, ba nur seiunbe Ganoi
bdten aufgeuommen iperben; bic geis
fridge fiir bic 2rantentaHe tperoeu eben.
fans nur gering fein, ba perbdltniBmds
Big tuenige 2ebrer monateIang f;anf
barnie5er liegen unb R~rantengeIber nur
bani ausbsaablt werben. pern Der Sc
halt ausfdlt.
Die Nufaeen fur Mbtbeilung "B"
tper6en nit ber 3eit $12-13 bro $1,000
Iusbe3ablung b~etragen.
Sebem Gan5ibaten lit es freigefent,
Der einen ober anberen MbtbeiIung ober
aIen fofort ober fpdter beiautreten.
Wir laben nun ale 2ebrer unb 2ebs
rerinnen elm, ii6 nit uns in 8erbins
bung gu feben, 10 Gents at ben Setre.
tdr = 6errn 81. Brauner, 6igb 6iu,
Gapette Co., Ser. = In pofmarfeu
einaufenben unb f9 bic Statuten unb
n6tbigen papiere fommert au lafen.
% m. 3. gi1bols,
prdfbent.
Gtteftirt: &. 8rauner, SER.
Dorftoun, 8eras, 2. Sanuar, 1890.
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Ueraouaetten Minter mar SIR {

8ergaaeenen @inter NOR Scr. $.
g. Rintabe, Solicitor Der llniteb States
grpreb COMPANY In 9esMoines, Soma,
tebr bur9 Jrotbeulen gepIaet. Das
Nnf9tpeuen unb bas beftige Ste6en
feiner GhBe NOR febr unangenebm. CT
periu9te berfdiebele MitteI, obne
Nuben, faufte bann cher sladlidermeife
cine 6laf@e bon ygbamberIain's pain
Balm. ST fagt, er panbte ben Bal
lam nur breimal on, bann tpurben feine
GtBe geiunb; @efdpuIf unb ffedenber
S6mer3 lieBer mad. Gum 0erfauf bei
u. @obn & 3d., s. 2alteper 6 Sobn
unb in allen Npotbefen.
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&ontraftoren ,amf8epabt!
Mapors Office,
San WntoniD, 81. Nob., 1889.


BerfiegeIte MngebDte uer:
ben In biefer Office eingeforoert unb In
geiiein Der 8ieter ge6fnet. an
s TIA 9 ben l. Jebruar, 1890,
fit bic Bfafteruns ber %folsenben etra.
Zen unb plaaa's nit Wtesquit=g lods
Alamo pla5a, pom @nbe bes Ylafers
aur @de bon Nue. B uno 6ouHonhraBt
biz Ipe. 6. 2,814.4 Quabrat.O arbs,
0~oufOnffraBe BON Der gde beg Blaae
big 3ur Norb : J~loresfroBe. 9,958.71
0uaerat, Oarhs.
Ncequia Strabe Don bouHonffrabe
gum Gfaiaspla5a. 1.990.69 Quabrat.
Oaros.
5oIebab.G traBe, bon SoufonHrase
aum Wains Ylasa. 1,504.7 Quabrat=
Oarbs.
unS onbere Siraben, Die nod Be-
fimmt tDerbsn m6sen.
Vieter linb gebalten, menn Iie ibre
QngebDte einreidsE, Elm Depolit bon
3peibunbertunbfinf3ig 9olla,s f$25O)
gu binterlegen, dig cine @arantte, baB
Der 8ieter ben borgeldlaeeuen Gontraft
1ibernimmt unb bic erforberli1e 8irg=
fGaft bafar ffelt. SIM Sale er bies
nitt tbun ioQte, 10 1T bas Depoft an
Die stabt %bsrfoaen.
Spe5i7fationen f6nnen angeieben unb
erlangt nerben, enttpeber in bitter
Office ober in Der Office bes 6tabte
SnGenieurs.
Die 9tabt bebdIt F0 bas Re9t por,
isserb ems ober ole Nngebote ;urid.
5umeiieE.
Die Nngebote mihen an ben MaDor
abreiirt uno Proposals for Mesquite
Block Pavement iiberf6rieben iein.
8rDan @aIIagban,
Nttefirt: Mapor,
6. g. gIaubon II, Staots Glert.
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Das SeIebbon itoatsoefdbrIit

Das Selepbon iiaatsgefdbrIi6
Wie bic nNopoie Wremia" meIoet,
bat bic ruifi@e @esieruag berfiist, BAT
bic Telephone aus allen Refaurotio=
men, Branntmeini9dnten unb Rafee.
bduiern >3uderbddereien) in Warfdau
uno tiber ,aupt i'm 33nigrei9 polen ent>
fernt tuerben. Sen anlaE gu bieier
Mabregel gab ber umfta. baB bur6
bic S%elepbon, Gin Wirtb ben anbern
berratben ia. !, tpann bic beb6rb!iaen
Oigane fommeu. uni in ibren 2otoler
2eDiforen Doraune5meu. 5omit er.
mics fi6 bas 3eIepbon in polen aIs
itaatsgefdbrli9. @uf bas iibrige 9uBz
lamb wurbe bieie MaBreeel nod nidt
ausgebebnt.
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acknowledgements fit Sas gNp.
@enblatt $3.50.
&eienbe u genten:
s. g. 8mi9.
6ubert Yenmiger.
W. Sd,prpbtmp.
Teachers Mutual Aid Association

Nm 26. DECEMBER b. s. fanb in sla=
tonia, Gqpette Co., cine SPECIAL : Ser,
fammlung Der Mfoeiation iatt, I'm bic
Statuten gu rebioiren uub He benz Go1te
i9rltt Der @efe1ldo5t anpaNenb gu ma.
den. Die anuefenben MitsIieber tbas
ten bieIe f6wierige Nrbcit iebr gelpiKens
baft uno Dsrben bic rebioirten Statuten
febr balb i'm Druid erf6einen.
Sie 0auptberdnberungen ino:
y Sas Gintrittsgelb if bon $3.50
auf $500 erb6bt porben, banlit in al,
len Counties beg Staats Seras unb in
alien Staaten Der Union Wgenten Der
@efell6aft ernannt uab be3ablt perben
f6nnen. Disie Msenten tperben autbos
tilirt uer5en, ueue Mitglieber an3utper.
ben unb @ountp : 8erbdnoe au prgani,
firen.
p Die Nufasen fir Nbtbeilung BON
A uno B tperben in 3utlnft nur bann
folettirt lDerDen, tuenn Beoarf baIir
%borbanben lift unb atpar in foIeenben
&aten:
Son Mitslieoc II, Wcl6e bel Der suinabme
1t.k.. ~ 0.G.. rS b., ~
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gaHaae mad Warppa.

Sis Ngenturen bes Germ %. 5.
DDung, SO. l Commerce : StraBe,
San Antonio, unb SEQ. 603 Mtains
5trabe, DALLAS, bsrtreten ttur bic
ansrfannt beiten europdif9en 9ampferz
Sinien. 9err Ooung 1T i'm Stanbe bic
biIligiten Raten gu sebsn, err
tbeilt bereituiQig iebe setpEnf9te Nusz
funft unb beiorat iebr prompt ale inn
a%bergebenen 4uftrdge. Wer mad gus
ropa gu reiien miinf9t, ober 8erwanote
beriiberfommsn IaHen mill, tpenbe fi9
on irgenb cine Der genannten Igeuturen.
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SEER 6, s.. Maaer in ber We,t

SER 6. $. Miler in Der Wef-
Commerce : 5traBe bdlt ftets bas pOls
fommenfte 2ager in 3ei6enmateria=
lien, Sapeten, Garben, @las, Gpiegel,
slas, 8ilberrabmen, Girnifea unb allen
3ei9neus unb Malersl 1tenllien. Stint.
lerif6 ausgeflbrte gilber uno Staiuet-
ten &c. fnb in elmer iebensmertben @als
lerie our Nnfi6t utb gum 8srfauf auss
geiteat. Sn Sapeten uno 3immerbefoz
rationen 1T bas Bei6madbolfte uno
Neuefe bort gu finbeu.
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Was Der Gobelmeier mitunter :

Was Der Gabelmeier mitunter fur
3eug suiammenfaieIt, aeiet nieber elm
neuerli6ss geiipiel. War ba Dor eiuis
gen Sagen cine Depef9e gefommen fiber
einen Ober. 5taatsanwalt" @uttenftein
IN 2arlsrube, Der ii6 6fentli9 in elmer
Weriammlung gum @ocialismus betannt
babe, worauf bic 8eriammlung aufge.
loft poroen fei. Wie mir nun aus
einem gingeianbt Der Seem Oort BOLTS,
seituns" erfeben, be1en 8e,iafer 6errn
@uttenfein genau fennt, it berieIbe
tpeiter ni9ts als elm setu6bnIi9er Mobos
tat unb auBerbem felt Sabren f9on
ausgeiprO6ener SociaIif. Wis 2ebtes
rer itebt er betanntlih f~einestpegs be-
ein3eIt unter feinen Berufsgenofen in
Seutf6lanb ba. Summa Summarum /:
on Der Sepefde mar gar nimts.
unb oas bel einem @~esenftanb. iber
ben f6 ter Gabeliunge 10 Ieidt unb
raid bdtte inform:ren tbnnenI