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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-15
THE LUMBER BOYCOTT

The supply of lumber in this city is really
cut of as Tar as delivery to builders is con-
cerned and therefore building operations are
completely at a standstill. The strikes OF the
housesmiths, the foundrymen, tht pat
tern-makers and the trainers are also
as much the cause Of the total
suspension of building construction as the
lumber-handlers' lockout. Never before was
there such complete stoppage of work on
buildings of all kinds. and this. too, at sea-
son when plans were more numerous than
ever and the contracts were larger and out
numbered any previous year
Real estate owners. builders and lessees are
greatly agitated over the gravity of the sltua-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY IS. 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-15

FOR WEEK ENDED MAY IS, 1891, PRE-
DICTED TIME STANDARD OF
HIGH TIDE AT
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-16

LeaVes Elko every morning at 7:30
o'clock.
Arrives from TuscarorR every even
ing in timo to connect with Express
trains going both East and West.
Office next door to tho INpEpEND-
FET otlico.
'''. - G. r.. HOLLAND, Agent
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-16
Money in q Meteor.

There Is in the Office of. the Mer-
chants National Bank, of Kansas City,
says the Times of that city, fragment
Of O meteor which has q peculiar histo-
ry. A farmer in Western Kansas had
borrowed more money on his farm than
he found himself able to repay. While
mcditating over his. bad fortune, but,
with tho usual energy Of tho Kansas
farmer, still tilling his soil, he turned
mp this mcteoric stonc and examined it,
but discovered nothing peculiar in it's
makeup until relative from the East,
who was visiting him, noticed it and
told him it was of great value. The
farmer communicated with Prof. John
Hoy, State Geologist, ut Junction City,
Kan, who visited the place and con-
firmcd the opinion of the relative, and
caused collectors of such stones to COM
pete for its purchase. It was sold for "a
sum largely in excess of the amountrc-
quired to redeem his home from the
money lender. 49, '..,>%;'!
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-16
A YELLOW FEVER VICTIM.
He Escaped tho Bullets, But tho scourSe
Overlook Him.

He Escaped tho Bullets, But tho scourSe
Overlook Him.
In the yeal OF the last yellow fever
epidemic in the South, saws the New
York Tribune, one of the first men to
catch the disease at a summer resort on
tile gulf was tall, rather heavily-built
man, whose eye was dark and keen,
and who wore n very fine gray imperial.
de was q strilSingly hcndsome man,
with his military carriage and his
strong face. But his manner was grave
and chilling and he made few acquaint-
ances. Staying ut the big hotel was a
man who, in earlier life, had lived in the
West, but who shortly after the war
had married a Southern widow, who
owned sugar plantation on the Mis-
sissippi river. He knew Major Wells,
the stranger, and on the evening when
the Major died told the following story
to a group of men who sat on one of
the hotel verandas:
when 1 first saw Wells he was
Deputy United States Marshal in Ne
vada. He was so cool and daring that
he seemed absolutely Indifferent to
death. He would calmly walk into a
bar-room filed with reckless gamblers
and desperate outlaws, pick out his
man, scarcely saying word, and march
him out the door without placing his
hand on weapon, or holding himself
in readiness for an attack.
Coming down the street one day
heard rapid firing, sand looking up saw
Wells standing behind the stump of a
tree (the stumps still stood in the streets
where the trees had been felled) and
three men blazing away at him. Wells
was as rigid as statue, his face q little
white, but unmovcd. He was q sure
shot with a revolver, and expected to
see him draw his siX-shooter and drop
his men in one, two, three order, but he
did not stir. For a moment the bullets
ralned around there, and then the sound
OF the shooting suddenly ceased. The
three men had emptied their revolvers.
AT that instant, quick. as a flash, and
with q tiger bound, Wells leaped before
the three men, and, whipping out his
revolver, with swift stroke of his arm,
covered them. They all stood stock
still. The whole thing took less time
than it does to draw q long breath.
Then he grimly walked the three of
thu off and he saw them securely
1OclIcu up.
II met him few hours later leaning
cGrelessly over n bar, as easy and un-
concerned as if he had never heard the
crack of n Six-shooter
"'Good heavens, Wells I said to
him, why did you let those fellows
blaze away at you without re, urning a
shot? The chances were fifty to one
agak It you.'
"There was quiet smile on his lips
when he answered that words can not
describe, nnd in his eye was the twinkle
OF q man who loved good joke:
"There was just one ball in the
chamber Of my revolver he said, and I
thought might need it later
"And there is q man." said the
speaker, after q slight pause, "who de-
fed the bullets of desperadoes for
years, and who went down like a child
before the fever"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-28
School Report.

Following is report Of the La
mobile school for tho month ending
July, "a, 1891: e."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-28
ESHY YARNS.

ALrRINCHAd, on the question OF how
long animals, can live. without food.
states that o cat was accidentally built
in hoystack, md was there for nine-
teen days, when it came out alive.
- -CoyISeroN 1Ga.1 livcryman has q
dog which, besides carrying packages
FOR his master, goes foraging for useful
articles. He trottcd into Il store recent
~, spiclSodup n zinc currycomh and hur-
ricd to the stables with it.
! TIE Dallas (Tcx.) News says that. o
few days ago q babe alive and well
was, found pcrchcd on some drift wood
sailing placidly toward the gulf, TWEEN
ty miles down the river. The wait WA;
rescued by some fishermen and re-
stored to its parents
THERE is man who lives entirely on
o Georgia train. He goes every night
TO the sleeper, pays his one dollar and
fifty cents and gets in the berth and
sleeps through to Augusta. Next night
he goes back to Atlanta. He has plenty
of money and never has anything to
say to tho conductor or!nnybody else.
Two HUNTERS near Reading, Pn-, stole
2 bears cub the other day and were
pursued 10y the mother. After running
until they were almost exhausted they
stopped, Gnu the man with the cub,
taking it by the hind legs, attacked the
mother. lie beat her across the nose
with her offspring so hard that she
finally fed, leaving the hunters with
the cub. which was dead.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-28
WHERE THE MONEY GOES.

LAST year the fire insurance compa-
mics doing business in Ohio received for
premiums S7,173,2S7 and only paid out
for losses S3,04j.469, or the losses were
only SO per cc.l.e of the premiums,
NEW JERSEY is one of the eleven
states in which the postal service is
self-sustaining. The latest figures show
that last year the surplus revenue of
New Jerseys post offices was $780,
2GS.7S. ...,...,..,...
GOLD coin is shipped abroad In i've
gallon, iron-bound -U1iren kegs. Each
kcg holds ten ba3srzEITIl- each bag con-
tains $1,000, SO that -4he value of keg
is $4,000. Gold from the other side
usually comes in hnxess i......e,.
THE great treasury zgaEaltat Masking
ton covers more than q -Etllaxterf of an
ncrc and is twelve feet-Gloep. Recent
ly there was So, 1000 900 in silver
stored thcrc-an amount that weighed
1000 tons and would load IT'S freight
cnrS.
THE fire losses in May throughout the
union amounted to ST., 0Sj, TAO, of which
$7,272, 900 was caused by forest fires.
For the first five months of this year
the losses aggregate 100000 against
$4,000 for the same period last
year.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-28
couRrsHIP AND MARRIAGE.

. A FAR GREATER HERo.-Visitor Ito
dime museum exhibit)-"hre you the
man who eats CLASP" Exhibit
''No; I'm the man who cats the biscuit
that my wife bakes. Epoch.
BUT will your wife believe you?'
asked Rounder, as he escorted Brown
home carly In the morning. will she?"
replied Brown, joyously. 'Of course
she will. We've only been married o
week. IN. Y. Recorder.
EDITH (soliloquizing)-"I'm so glad
he proposes by letter. No fuss-no
helping him on-and plenty of time to
run down TO papu's Office and look him
up in Bradstrcct's before give him an
answer. IN. Y. Continent.
TIE Old, Old Story Rcviscd.-Bash-
full Young man - "Ahem - Sally -
nhcm--" Sally (cncouragingly)-"Woll,
GCorge?" i. Y. M.---"Sally, do you
s'posc your ma would be willin' to be
my mothcr-in-lawP"-N. Y. Continent.
BELOW PAR-Kinglcy-"Don't you Mt
times lose confidence in yourself and
feel utterly weak, rs If in fact you
weren't worth a contincntalP" Bingo--
Yes, felt 80 the other day when my
wife showed me her dressmalscr's bill. !"
--Clothicr and Furnishcr.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-28
IoWA's GovEnNOn oN eAL. IIs

= Governor Boies, OF Iowa, in accept
ing the denomination for Governor
speaks as follows on the silver -ques1
ton: "-i 80 =
Nm the infancy Of this republic it
was enacted by thuse who established
it that gold and silver, should enjoy
equal and unrestricted rights in The
coinage OF our mints. After lapse
OF more than eighty years, during all
OF which the two metals were ac-
corded precisely the same privileges
in the monetary system of our Gov.
eminent, at the time when our people
were burdehed with enormous ma
tional, municipal and individual.
debts, by an Act that was never de-
manded by the masses and that was
thrust upon them without any in-
telligeut discussion of it's merits, sill
yer was deprived of it's coinage right.
IAN aroused people have compelled
partial restoration of the rights OF
this metal, but it is still hampered by
statutory provisions made in the in
terest OF the creditor at the expense
of the debtor Glasses. Tho Democracy
OF Iowa has demanded that silver
shall be restored to it's ancient estate
under the laws OF the nation. Ii on,
account OF changed condition. as some
believe, the effect of this will be to re-
duce metallic currency to a silver
standard alone or otherwise iDjufe the
business interests Of the country, the
people can be safely trusted to devise
some means Of maintaining the two
metals in the relative POSITIONS as
signed them by the founders of our
Government"
The press of Nevada, without re-
gard to politics, should endorse these
words of Iowa's Governor and labor
for his election.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-28
TRANSFERRING ABROAD.

A NUMBER of Partisan ladies recently
applied hair bleach TO their locks with
tho intention of turning them rcd, but
only succeeded in producing beautiful
shade OF green.
DIAMONDS have boon found in British
Guiana, where n gold minc owner re.
Gently collected G3S stones. An expert
in London declared 03J Of the specimens
TO be diamonds of the purest water.
Collision between n chip nud M
omnibus 10 something rare; but one IS
just reported from. Hamburg. The bus
was crossing bridge md the vessel
Poked her iib-boom into It but nobody
was hurt, 4" ''' ..."''" .Ho/
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-28

The names OF the other pupils are
not enrolled on account Of absence.
Miss M. T. O'RoURKE,
Teacher.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-28
speei al Notice.

All persons knowing themselv"
t'e indebted TO the INDEPEEDp
either for subscription or advertifY
are respectfully, requested TO D'I
immediate payment to w. w. Boo
who is authorized to collect oil ~
add receipt:for The sanle.
II 9. w. GRoyt
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-28

M. Reinhart has
lust received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. 1t
you want your
clothes made to or
der, give him o call
and see as fine a
line of samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited in Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from $21 90
up. Fit GuaraD-
teed. !.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-28
D p ( =.

is purely vegetable, and perfectly
harmless; the most delicate child can
take it with absolute safety. 1t contains
NO mercury or minerals of any kind.
and yet it never fails to cure tho dis
eases It is recommended for.
Book on Blood and Skin diseases froa.
Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta. Go
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-28
Judgement

should DO displayed in buying medi-
cine above all things. In selecting .
remedy for any disease, you should Do
positive that it contains nothing inju-
rious to the health. Many remedies
on the market leave the patient in .
much worse condition. than before
taking them.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-28

What do yon suppose Is
Me mdtter ariM this acomdn?
She looks pretty mad, DOESN'T
size? G,'ess she just used Mot
broom ON her Husband. See
her Shaking her .fSt! BIT Lor'
a. mercy, she amt half as
ndd as the soomaaay acho sent
Off for her goods, or bought
them some Otlter5 place before
seeing ours. Why Should
SHE be-? Size mecer last such
ba,ya6ats!
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Depot HOtoi--CIark 81 Green, Pro.
ppIet0rs. So.
=. Ii Pollard, Lamoille; g X Leshy
Reno; G Needy, White Pine; M JEFF
frey, S F. D + Parker, Ogden.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-28
Gem Hotei--Bartlett & Ostreicher.
PrOprietOrs.

Gem Hotei--BartIett q Ostre,cho,.
o.. Proprietors.
e Penrod, Island Mountain; j B
Fitch Wells; d B Murphy, r. b
Hatch, s +; g Pratt, Carlin; A j Mt
Dermott, La"ioille; J }. Campbell.
Fort Halleck; WIN Warner, Salt Lake,
. -
Advertised Letters.
Following is a hist of letters remain
ing IN the Postoflice at Elko, Mon
day, July q, 1891:
LOOMS, > - Dake, H III
stewart, ID w MikeJson, Lena
= Clark, Edward e. =.
=. Persons calling for any OF the above
letters will plense say 'tadvertised."i
EDWARD Il. BILKEY, r. M!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-14
Sic cusue ber ehIaHpHafeit.

Die aueIe Der G1IafIoiisteit 1T neiinmol
aus sebn elm bpspepiii6er Maasn;; gnte
pertreibt ibn. @ebirn nnb Maeen fte6em ;u.
lanmen i'm &apport. gines Der bebeutiams
ten 9 pmptome bes sei9m6dten 3uifanbes
Der editrifdeu Srsane 1T cine @t6rlns i'm
oroBen Nerpen=S ammelpnnft, benz @ebtrn.
Stdrte ben Rageu unb feline Rerpen berrbiz
gen lid. Gin b66it ruirfiames Mittel sur
@rrei9ung bieies 5wedes 1T 9otetter's Md=
9enbitters, peltbes mineralii6 den unb nartoti=
iben 8raparaten bel weitem uorsnsieben 1T,
pel6e penn aud fir ben &l9enblid einen
eini6ldfernoeu ober ri9tiser abitumpfenben
GinfluB auf bic @ehirntbdtisteit ausiiben,
balb peria9en nnb tets bic 9elunbe Wasen@
tbdti9teit beeintrd9ti9en. Das 8itterS ba'
Se9en itelt Dor gIem Bic reaelm6Bi9e SbGtig
felt bieies wibtisen Organs wieber Der iehl
wohubueRber @inflnB GuBert ii6 brett onrb
gelinoen Sdlaf uno berubi9enbe, ni6t abs
itunpfe1oe Reaction auf has Herpenipiem.
aud bic Gbdtisftit Der 9eber uno Der @inse=
weioe bur9 baiielbe in Observation-Disclosures
gSeile an9ere9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-14
d.

Ser @ouuerreur bon Wtains, Gen.
oOn &eibnib, bat 9egen brei BeliiI6t
Sldtter iue9en ibrer etellunsnnbme III
Der befanlten !Scyri9en sGbel~Gffaire
ons 8eri6tsuerfabren einseleitet.
lle6er bieie In9ele9enbeit iclbIt lGeint
@ras 9etuadien gu iein; felt Der Melo.
ing, oaB man Die brci ritterli6en 2ieute,
larts "5ur Struie seSosen" babe, ift
iiber Die Sa6e nidts mebr al, bic
0effentlidtcit selnnst.
Die @erIn9sfirma Sinri9s III 9cipSi9
pat 9fltern Die 6eier ibres bunoertidGriz
gen SeltanoeS be9un9en.
Nlts Bern miro Die iuenis crfreultde
Slaoe 9enlcloct, buB 10 gut iuie feline
auslldten porbanben iinb, Die Sanbels-
Observation-Disclosures Sluii6eu 0eutld.
lano, Selterrei9 : lln9arn unb Der
Sdlueii 5u etllem befrieoiscnoeu 9lb,
lDllB 81 brtt9eu.
Sn Dem Sefinben bes &6nias Carl
BON @iirttember9 1T cine leidte 8eIIe>
rItt9 eiit9etreten: ba9e9en lit Der Sr6fz
te9eiulnn BET Dem i6iuer leibcnben
SroBber5og 5rieori6 Sran5 III. bon
Wtedlenbur9=S 6lueriu elm %uuoeniioen.
Der.
Der III 29un toottrant oarnicberlie=
9enOe alifatbOlii6e Siidof &eiufens
bat sur 5reuoe iciner Serebrer cine
itberrai6enoc Seiierults erfabrcu.
Der ~ebemali9e Major BON Manteufs
fel, dlteiter Gpbn bes Serhorbener
5elbmaridulls, lit als 9rbeiter am
5Oubaus 5u 3an5ibar belddftist.
Seim Setei9cn ses giS 9erniua int
Sll9aotn lit Der Sour,it @eber aba E
Itilr6t uno bat leincn COB sefunoem.
Sn Sctoelberg iuiro iest BON benz bort
'eltebenoen 5euerbeitattunssueretn Elm
Srematorilm erribtet. 9ie @runb.
teinle9ung bat Beute in feierli6er @eile
tat~t9efunben.
Sn 8aloenbu9, @iirttsmbers, feierte
Yer &e6tsanlualt 8ebmann i'm 8reile
elmer 6anilie unb 5ublreider 5reunoe
mo Setanlten nit ieinee @uttin bas
felt beg b%iauuantcnen (%6Oidbrisen) :
;belubildums. ,
Cincinnati, Z. Iusuit. Sba aipp,
ii6 in, rOrisen Sabre nit 2etpis
epi perlobte uno ii6 ipdter ipeiserte, :
IN 81 beiraiben, iuurbe beute G6eno 1
'9en 9 ubr bon bieiem III Der Subn
'traBe i'll Der Ndbe Der 5inften Strase il
ST f~eaerte brei s6afe auf E
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-14

Geraoe 10 ii6er, tuie beiBes Get,
ter fommt, tuirb es mebr ODER tueni9er
Observation-Disclosures in bieier @esenb
9eben. Seoe Seri on, uno beipnoers 5a.
milic, iOllte cine SuuerldhiseMeoi5in, gu
lofortigem @ebrau6 int Notbfan, an
Saro babcn. Cine rs poer so Gent
5lalde BON G6amberlain's &olif=, Gbuz
Ieraz unb 9urdfaaz6 eilmittel lit &C.
RODE, mas S6r baben i%olltet, uno
allies, mas Sbr n6tbi9 baben iuercet,
lelbit in Den i6limmiten unb 9efdbrli6>
item 6dlen. IS lit Die bette, Die super=
ldiii9ite uno erfolsret6ite befannte
Sebanolung, nno lit an9enebm su nebz
men. Gum Sertauf BEL Simon 8oeqer
& 60, 9rafe, Mo., unb 8infbpcltcr &
Suente, MOrriion, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-14

Noit NifeIfdnbGn Dis
niGeIplattterten Gerdtbe biirsern fid
mcbr unb mebr eth. Nit Der 06nge
Der 3eit treten iebo6 and bier bin unb
Wieocr 6oitfsden ami, sic bas i66ne
blunfe NuSiebcn bceintrddtioen. lin
nun ojcfem llebclitanbe ab;ubeIicn, ucr>
fabre mar III Der Meife, bab man Die
p%orbonoenen Noitleeen - aber nur
btele - nit p%erbiinnter SaI;idurc, Bic
ieocr 0ro8uiit liefert, betupft uub
tiidtig nit einem alien Eudlappcu abs
reibt. Damn waiat mali Dos ganse
Stiid i'll falteln Mafer al utlb polieft
es mad Dem Srofnen nit GheIif9rotb
obcr fem tulbiferter S6lemmtrcibe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-14
0ineulTs @arnunu.

N6ra9am 9incoln 9eb6rte ieinenl
9alicn @barafter nad nidt 5u ben
Sdipar5iebern. Man bari pielmehr
ld9et. DAP luern ct unter ben i6wie.
rI9lten Ser6Gltniiien nleinals Den Mutb
llHten lieB unb trOb pieler gnttduItunz
gen Den Slauben an ben @enius 1eines
aal10es nl6t pcrlor, basu in ben bunfz
len Sa9er, III iueIden CT bic @eIdide
Der Union ~lcItete, Elm rett fart ent=
iuldelter 0ptimismus seb6rte. @r Bill
oete feline IusEabnne BON Der &eseI, oas
Der Sellimismus iid nit beruorraaenb
sruBen %Seiitunsen unb e~ntipredenben
@rlOlaen idledt uertrdst. Gber feline
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-14

0ie Gifttteit bes @etS.
fIeefamens CTrifolium repens)
miro in fran,6fi6en lanbpirtbf4aft'
Iiden &reiien au9enbti6li9 allen Grus
ties er6rtert. Gin SbierarIt, @ancg nit
@amen. beridtet, bab brei 8ferbe un'
ter uerbddtisen @ri6einungen einsee
ganoeu leicn, na9bem fe einige Sage
auf @etbfIeefelbern seueibet Battcn.
Gin 8%crufS9enone bes eben Gsnanne
ten thciIt nit, bab mebrere admmer,
bic aud 8eibfIee gefreGen, untsr Ser
giftungsan;ei4en 9eitOrben ieien. Gs
oirfte ii6 babel aber pobI nm anbere
Sobcsuria6en banbeIu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-14
Seit uielcn Sabren mar !Serr g, s

Seit uielcn Sabret mar !Serr 9. s
2bompIon BON 9c3 Roines, Soma,
idluer nit drpnlidem 9urdfau bebaf.
ttt. Gr lag: n3u Soften iuur er Iebr
ldlper, 10 DAB iW iiirdtete, CT ipiirbe
mclr 9ebcn erHi9en. Sor unseidbr 10
Sobrcn peridt fte i'd mir sufalis cine
6lnltc BON Gbamberlain'S G9olera urb
SlarrDbe Ntittel. Gs balf mir raid
nnO tt CLAUDE es ~fiirirte mid oalerno,
IA lib lcbt obne S9aoen glIes, mas ib
man clic poer trinfe." Sd babe es aud
III nnet!lcr 5amllie nit Dem beiten gr:
lol9e 9ebralItt. gu p~erfaufen BEL
SIMON Soe9er & 49,, Srnfe, @p.
SintDOelter d Suente, Mprriipn. Mp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-14

ppItIHttttlWe SSIuHluYuh9 tteb tgu ttF
nestpess brobenOe @efabrelt uerfennen
pber unterI9dsen. 3us einem erit jest
per6Tentlidten 8riefe, ben 2incoln I'M
mittelbar na9 Niebertuerfuns Der Rer
beliou unb furj boz ieinem tragii9en
IObe on einen Sreuhb in Slinois
ibrieb, sebt bies unpiberlesli9 berpor.
gs tommen BARN folsenbe Steaen Dor:
,Sa, mir biirfen ale frOb fem, baB
bieIer idredlide &ries 81 gnpe 1T, Der
10 unenbli6 piel @ut unb 8lut aetoitet
6at. auf benz 9ltare bes 2anoes lit
bas bette 8lut unieres Bottles in Gtr6z
men seflOifen, bamit bas 2eben Der Gaz
ton s~erettet iuerbe. Oieier Sries iunr
mi.tli3 cine 3eit Der griifuns fir Die
&epublif, aber i6 iebe binter ber nd9s
item 3ufunft elne ferner selesene aufz
tauden, Die mid eri6redt unO nm Die
Si6erbeit meines 2anbes sittern ldBt.
SIN @efolse bes Srieses fiub Corpora
tionen entltanoen; es fommt cine He;
riooe Der 8erberbniB; Gemter msroen
gefauft uno uerfauft, unb Die @elbs
ariItofratie oes 2anoes nirh ii6 ibrer
bsbienen, INN ihre Serrl6uft 5u perldnz
gem.
Die tuabren SntereiIen beg Solfes
perben nit 5IBen 9etreteu, big aaer
Rei6tbum ii9 in einisen tueni9en Sdns
ben c%ouccntrirt unb bic &epublil
ibrem ll~nter9an9 entsesen stbt. Sr
Oieiem Gugenblid mebr als mitten in
&rie9e erfiiqt MID Der @ebante an Dit
3ufunft meines 2anbes nit Sorsen
@ott 9ebe, OaB meine geiirdtunser
li6 aIs unbe9rlnoet ermeiien iu6aen.'
@er perma9 gu leu9nen, oaB 2iucoIr
nit propbetii9em S6arfblid in Die gu:
funft idaute uno baB bic bon i6m Dor;
ausgeiebene Gnttuideluns Der Ding
nod BON Oielen ieiner 3elt9enOiien CT:
lebt iporbeu lit? 8ir baben ben g(emter.
idader in oOuiter 8litbe seieben, unt
Die fOrtI6reitenoe Concentrating bes
8ei6tbums III ben SGnbeu iibermddti:
ger gOrpOratiOnen uno ein5elner Sn0i:
oiOucn lit Der iflimmite arebsI9aber
u%nierer 3eit. TrOboem pare 2incoln
tuenn ct beute lebte, Der 2este, u~er5pci
felnb Die Sanbe in ben S6ooB ST leser
unb ben untersan9 Der &epublit als
un%abpenObares 8erbGnsniB bin5unel:
men. @enn er idbe, biz gu iuelden
@raoe i6on nit benz Iemteri6u6er aui:
serdumt iuOroen lit, 10 iuiiroe .er haraua
frii6en Mutb i60pfen, ben &f iii,
bas @Ott audi sesen bic GOrpOrationen
bic Mouopole, Die 9ruits, furs sesen
Die 8lutofratie in jeber 5orm uno &C.
italt, auf5unebmen unb biz gum hitterer
gnbe bur65ufabren. 9ti6t entmutbi'
gen, iOnoern su 9rDBerer @a6lamfeii
uno mermuolidem Sample anfeuerr
muB Der @arnun9sruf bes muper9eB,
li6en Mdrtprer, Sraiibenten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-14
GrfrcnIidler GrfuIe.

Serr Serimias Seler, i'll @itp, Nebr.,
tbeilt uns nit, DAB 8crionen S~ruanSia
Weilen i'm umfreis BEL linn fur Sornis
Ilpenfrduter Slutbeleber poriprt6 IN,
unb baB berlelbe, iuwie 5ornis Seil
Del, augemeiue Entertaining inben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-14
@ubI b~erbieutes Cob.

Gbamberlain's Mebisin in stnidIcn
BON &plif, gbplera uno Siarrboe fat
iid ibrer 9uten @irfuns balber i9neI
popular semndt. @er iie einnal ses
brau6te, nimmt lie serne tuieber unb
empfieblt fi9 anberen, bic nit dbnliden
2eiben bebnftet finb. gu baben bei
Simon 8oeser & 60, Srate, 500. unS
8int6oeIter & 8uente, MorriIon, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-08-14

@egen Maufe in Sdeunen
unb ouf Sduttb6ben bat Elm getreibes
bdnbler nit bsitem GrfoI9e bic iuiIbe
Camille an9epenbet. Gr lteb Die
bliibenben 8fansen i'm CONNER iants
meIn unb beIeete bamit Ginfafuno
unb ben S9uttboben. Gud Die be-
fannten gelben Ypretbrumpfan5en,
meldc aIS 3sppidpIan,en pielfa3 cuI'
tipirt nerben, f0nnte man, itatt fie i'm
Serbite tu Srunbe esbeH gu
la6cn, abi6neiOen, upb osrsn8raut in
dbnlider @eiis gum &6balten perlaics
beuer llnee3tefer In staG unb S6eusr
benilbcn.