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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-12

1626-SINGULARtSOUP.

ecstatically as she daintly slipped some Of
Mrs. C.s soup at dinner, "do, pray, tell me
how you make this ox-tail soup; it is trans
cendently exquisite" Mrs. C. had lately
paid round sum for the rule for making
the soup in question and was 10th to tell the
secret to Mrs. O. In a moment, however, a
thought occurred to her and she repliedi
"GTake small piece of ham, the heart of an
onion, the tail of an OK, a pinch Of salt, q
slice Of turnip, bit of pepper and add
tone-f1fth of water" Mrs. O. went home in
high glee, carrying the recipe in triumph.
On the following day she made soup by
its directions and great was her disgust
see the recipe, and, being puzzler herself
and knowing that Mrs. G. was one, she soon
saw through the joke and had q laugh at her
mothers expense. ETHYL.
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ANSWERS.
1918

16lEJo-king, .-..., .lc-king, wor-
king, seeking, asking, hooking, Cooking,
fun-king, lurking, snea- king, thinking, tao
king, sac-lSlng, speaking, roc king, talking,
wrec-king. qua-king, knocking, sul-king,
frolic- king.
lGl5-A leap taken from st. Paul steeple
leaves, after shaking up" test pulse.
16l6-1. Decanter, cantered, recanted, ten
acred, "dacenter." =. Caters, carets, reacts,
traces, caster, recast crates.
16l7-Bowl, owl.
16ls-I would be nearly always out Of pa
tients (patience).
l6i9-Door-way
1620-Calefactory.
162l- NJ A IL ABAR TIA
A 7 o N EMEN T
II o NJ ! J. S T
IN mist
u Z l. les
A NJ SIS
K Z s L
A Mt
TT
A
1622-Horse, shore
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PERPETUAL MOTION AT LAST.

However, the Heat of the SUMS Rays Furn-
ishes the Motive Power.
Pail Mall Budget.l
A clock is to be seen at Brussels which
comes about as near being perpetual
motion machine as can be invented, for the
sun does the winding. The following is
the method by which it works: A shaft ex-
posed to the solar rays causes an up-draft Of
air, which sets the fan in motion. The fan
actuates mechanism which raises the weight
OF the clock until it reaches the top, and
then puts break on the fan till the weight
has gone down a little, when the fan is
again liberated, and proceeds to Gcs as be-
FORE AS long as the sun shines frequently
enough, and the machinery does not wear
out, the clock will keep in perpetual
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A Pocket Gatling Gun.
l622-Horse, shore.

New York Sun.l
Among the weapons taken from the
Italian strikers at Morrisinia was 12-
chamber 44-caliber revolver that might al
most be called gatling gun. 1t was the
pet of the man who owned it. 1t is a self
cooking weapon, and the largest in point Of
ammunition that the police have ever capt
ured- 1t was carried in leather pocket on
the belt Of the owner
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-12

mongrel ours and fOeks Of sllken haIre
cora goats. 1 was very suspicious oSthe
plea foolishness which long subsequent
Hing among them removed-and Shadow
red mv distrust of the much more numey~
canine population. We steered clear ON
the houses, and severalstimes went hum.
for our folly
,fter a days plodding through-the11ttle
,ev lined with their fat settlements we
ted early one icy morning to scale the
zbone of the continent, q few miles
b of the Veta Pass. There were Is
s of very PERCEPTIONS climbing, and
ard the top of Middle Creek Pass we came
r conceaIing as the savage wind poured
n upon US like an avalanche OF ice water.
the summit Of the Rockies we had to
le several miles in the teeth of fierce
W squau and were glad enough TO get
N into the sheltering trough Of Wagon
ek.
The Shadow Tanned at Last.
TaIf wa I'D the mountain had for the
{ time released Shadow from his leading
ng. and he verified his name by tagging
ng at nv heels in solemn gratitude. Ha
3 very subdued for a four-months' puppy
be shadow Of the old brutalities had NOT
lifted from his sky; and be crept up tor
shivering to enjoy with fear the first
ess he had ever known.
ust at dark we were relieved by seeing
smoke curling from a log cabin against
wooden hillside. The sole occupant, a
ved old prospector, welcomed us cordi-
r; and while be chopped up dead pine
had dragged down the hill, cooked
per IN the rude adobe fireplacs. Good
ing pan bread, " fried pork, coffee, and
n OF beans from my pocket, made feast
shich we all did full Justice. Then there
le @ deep, mellow voice outside; and in q
neu- entered q sturdy hunter, clad ini
-gl Ouckskin from head to foot. Be-
1rely interesting specimen Of man
L. this Lora Washburnj and among the
asantest memories of the whole tramp
hose of the two days passed in his COM
l-. Of medium height, q form whose
y line bespoke extraordinary strength
agility, a face of manly clearness, a i
lncr quiet and modest, he was good to
< 1t in his picturesque garb, and better
1 70 listen TO.
Keeling or the Frosty Miles.
r the morning, after an inspection of the
mans iron mines-a huge ''hogback"
y leet wide and several hundred yards
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-12
SOME ENIGMATICAL NUTS.

Puzzles for the Little Folks That VIII Keep
Their Brains Busy for Most of the Week
If They Solve Them Correctly-Home
Amusements.
Address communications for this department.
to E. 4. CHADBoURN, Leaotston, Maine.
1623-RERITs
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1629-MY MISFORTUNE.

once became wedged in between place,
might, I could not get away. Passersby who
saw me thought was there simply to show
sorrow for some misdemeanor, and, though
of trying to extricate me, and was speech
less consequently unable to tell them of my
wishes. So there l may be seen to this day,
and lockers on still think the situation ex~
;pressive of repentance. ETHYL.
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THE ORIGIN OF BILLIARDS.
A Story Said to Have the Backing OF -
British Museum Manuscript

British Museum Manuscript.
A letter has been found In the British
Museum, says the Paris Figaro, which gives
the origin of billiards. It was invented by
a London pawnbroker, whose name was
William Kew. Kew not only lent money
but he sold cloth, and for the latter purpose
had a yard measure with which he used to
compute the amounts. One day to distract
himself he took the three round balls which
are the emblems of his trade, and placing
them on the counter began to hit them
about with the yard measure.
He found it made a pretty game, and got
a kind of skill in making one ball glance off
the other. His friends who saw him thus
employed called the game Bills Yard. 1t
was soon shortened into billiard But the
yard was the instrument with which the
balls were knocked about, and the difficulty
arose what to call it. They called it after
the name of the pawnbroker-a Kew.
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1630-CHARADE.

1630-CHARADE
A TRADE from a shrill-tongued shrev
Is like an all in winter;
It makes one shiver and turn blue.
Not knowing how to stint her.
Beneath such first Of words one quafls
And longs to turn andIleave her;
Her words strike like a first of fails,
Her tongue cutsrlike cleaver.
Submerged in such a last, I fafn
Would sink, ana fear not drowninEt
For any fate or any pain
Were easier than her downing
BITTER SwErA
1631-DECAPITATIoN,
First coyly shows;
Then swiftly spreads, ,tilRthe horizon blushes
Like opening rose.
Thus every day, with Joy,.greets the arrival
OF that day. s king,
As though it were the irst-not the revival
winch time doth bring. A. L
1632-DIAMOND.
/. A letter. 2. Twice. g. One of the hered.
itary cl asses of the Hindoos. L. A shrub or
bush of several species. g. A kind of can
worn by soldiers. G. Gave a wrong
version of. T. Those who are eminent for
political abilities. 8. Places in temporary
quarters. 8. Belonging to British poet
Q85217l5). 10. To inclose. II. A lettep
FULLY W. HoooHz.
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1627-AN ALL-RoUNp RIDpLA

Round, round am I, and on my'round,
Round the round earth go:
The whole world round wise men are found.
Who well my courses know.
The days roll round, with varying round
Of pleasure and of pain;
And many gaze, with looks profound,
When come round again.
See them-look round at me, whf1eL
Glance round upon them all;
"rHow round it looks!" all round they CRY
Gas round as any balll'
n. O. 8.
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162S-MoTHER GOOSE REVISED.

162S-MoTHER GOOSE REVISED.
"Jack and Jill went up the hill''-
A puzzler's son and daughter
And on its crown the twain sat down,
AndQuite forgot the water.
Said Jack to Jill, "Now, If you wM,
Solve me this transposition,
A little bit-now what is 1t
Which changes to conditionfs
Said jill to Jack, "I'll give you back
A question slightly better:
What is the sound which turned around
Becomes kind Of letter."
"My sister dear, that's very clear,
But I've kind of measure
That, changed to suit, becomes fruit,
Anon sign of pleasure"
"ThatI can't guess, must confess,
But listen-here's another:
A kind of grouse-look! from the house
Here comes our angry mother"
-. Away they went, on duty bent,
Their haste was quite surprising,
When they came back, both Jill andJack
Receiveda sound chastising.
H. c. LAUeH1Ia. -
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Stop at the Hollenden, in Cleveland
American and European planA su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-12
'ALKING IN WIIDS.
rllling Experiences of the Trip.
Across the Continent.
ARNTNG TIE PINCHsOF HUNGER.
Il to Two FrOntierSmen Who KnewtHowi
TO Hunt andsTfSp,
CHANCE TO. GIT A MOUNTAIN LION
IwHrrrES. poR THBD1snTcHl

OR more thans50 miles
i had been walking
without.apparenteffect
howard two great blue
a lands that rose from
tb, level distance of the
plal is. They were the
SPAN sh Peaks, lonely
and q Orious outposts
of the z;A Derb sangre de
Cristo ra 1ge. Under
their 81 adows W e.
stepped'into' a civliiza-
ton that wasn hen new
to me - that OF the
swartny MexicaA S and
their quaint a d. q e
houses. with regImal ITS
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,teenthcentury. 2. A great'military. genius.
L SoLoN.
1624-ANAGRANIS.

Where the rose window flashes rainbows
light
Above the organ, from her radiant height.
"Sweet Cecily" looks down, serenely fair,
A golden halo round her amber hair,
Like sunbeams glancing from sunset ciouq;
And as the music sounds, now low, now loua,
The Saints face" glows response, or so IL
To me, who gaze upon her, wrapped in
dreams.
sThe last notes,swen and die; the sweetsspeli
Lstart, as one'who suddenly swakes.
Dfsturbance.and riot!
There's no peace or quiet,
Except when sleep bushes these'turbulene
And their dreams doubtless image,
Fresh battle and "scrimmage,"
IF or there 'iS no cOnterst' mid such factionsase
those.
I hate extremes of every kind;
Extremes Ea ,e OF temper, manner, % MIND
OF three fair sisters of old timer
ELISA, SILENT sullen, proud
Peussia, boiSterous and loud;
Medina, womanly and sweet,
Neither severe nor indiscreet;
While recall these sisters three,
Medina will be "dear to me-"
1625-THE LOCOMOTIVE AND THE WEED.
"See the engine puff and hear it blow;
W hat'l you bet that can't show
That engines chew as well as smoker
"I'll kiss the engine; yes the coke!
They smoke out of their pipes, that's true1
But as to chewng-whew! whew!"
"There, there, don't turn so very red,
But just prepare to smack her!
For its choo, choo, choo to go'ahead,
And its choo, choo, .W
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Colts revolVers at ten PAGES, three shots
leach.
'During tha. evening the school teacher,
kby the advice Of Allison, drew up his will
All the property the poor fellow possessed
was an old pony and saddle and bride and
a Winchester in the last stage of dissolution.
My principal also made his will He
claimed that he had e10O on deposit with
his brother. Twenty of this he willed to the
Mexican girl over whom they were fighting
and the remainder he wanted spent on his
funeral
'The prospective duel was noised all over
town and by daylight half Of the residents
of the place were assembled in front OF the
little frame hotel. The landlord took in
much hard cash for early business. He was
quite self-important having been selected
information everywhere so as to draw
crowd to his bar. AT any rate there was
the crowd, somewhat to our dismay.
The Crowd There to Get Action.
"That crowd would never be satisfied with
anything but human gore, and any attempt
to cheat it of its expectations would be like
ly to result in the rough handling OF the ac-
cessories. The fight was announced to take
place directly in front of the hotel, and the
landlord wanted to postpone it as long as
possible, as the crowd grew more and more
thirsty as the hour approached. In the
meantime Allison and I entered, into a
secret agreement to load the revolvers with
blank cartridges, extracting the balls and
stuffing their places with wadding. The
humor of the thing seemed to strike Allison
just about right, and he gave up his idea of
bloodshed after little talk and couple of
drinks.
"Well, the-time arrived when the fight
could no longer be put off without risking
the hotel itself Our men had been steadily
fortifying their nerves with sundry drinks of
whisky, and they came up nobly. We had
expected quite differently, but the presence
of an excited and cheering crowd encouraged
them to put each man on his metal At the
Ggnal . fire the Englshman rapidly de.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-24

dente de la quincalla y ferreteria de los seno
res Armas Jimenez, mayor ndmero de bull
tos que de cualquera de los dennis estableci-
mientos de su clase de esta Capital.
Hacemos constar tambi6n que la carga de
~esta casa STEM ..re Sc nos entrega en- perfecto
estado, 10 cual nos permite correspondent Ge-
bidamente con los consignatarios faciltan-
donos ell cobro de hetes.
Y para que dichos senores hagan el uso
que estimen de la anterior declaration, trma-
mos la presente en- Puerto Rico 12 de JUNO
de 1891.-Capftan de la Petra Jose R. Valls.-
A ruego DEL CAPTAIN de la goleta COrGg6n de
Jesus, Ramon Martinez. el Captain de la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-24

goleta Inocencaa, Manuel A. Fernandez-Por
el CAPTAIN de la balandra Dos amigos, Joaquin
Rosa 81 captain de la goleta Guillernsito,
Francisco Menar,-El Captain de la goleta Pa.
q~ete de Arecibo, P. O. Pablo Abolafia-Por el
CAPTAIN de la goleta Hortensia, Esteban More
no.-El patron de la goleta Clememtisa, Ulisse
Suria.-Er CAPTAIN de la goleta Julia, Pedro J.
Hernandez-El Captain de la goleta Isabella
Jose Ruiz.-A ruego del patron de la goleta
Ctense'ats's0 de Cnm0rios, Cruz 2. Ruiz-El pa
tr6n de la goleta Muyagwegana, v. Cruz.-M.
consta como consignatario de buques de Ca
botaje, Alejandro Pyuma..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-24
CertifcacI6n.

Los que suscriben, captanes de cabOtaje
de esta Isla, doclaramos que durante el pasa-
do ano y en 10 que levamos del actual, hemos
cargado on los buques nuestro mando con
destino todos los pnertos de la Isla y proce-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-24
iSin disputa |.

La casa de mas importancia on el ramo de
suinca!la y ferreteria en- Ia Capital, es la de
Armas Jimenez. =
Esta importancia, sin6 la tenfa, Sc la aca
ban de conceder sus dignos competidores. pues
para 81 presente afo pagara $40 mas de con-
tribucion al Estado.
Como ha podido ponerse por enoima de
cualquiera de las denas 10 sabe todo el que
necesita comprar algo bueno sobre todo ba
nfm o on cada articulo, y naturalmente hace
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-24

mayor suma de negocios durante ell ano, que
otra a:guna.
Ell que gasta su dinero, quere comprar
barato, vender barato solo saben hacerlo, Ar
mas Y Jim6nez. > -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-24

Recomendamos todas aqueas conerciales de Ia
Isa los euae relacones drecta srva
soicitar n general la segudad de que han de
OCCASION de las nnumerabes venaas que
limitados precos msno ventaas
que solo puede ofrecer EXCLUSIVAMENTE ESTA CASA,
por de continues imporacones de los
cpaes mercados preducore los cuaes esa dpuesa cede
inteeras sus parroquienok
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-24

s. De los articulos que comprende esta
Zvineta, pidanse constantemente nuestra
zcasa, en- la seguridad de que seran bien SER
:vidos, con escrupulosidad, y sin engano.
Esta es nuestra condici6n de siempre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-24

rSllIas para mOntar:---
Aquf 81 que no hay mas ala aaemas. del
surtldo complete que tenemos podemos
ofrecer una esp0cialad0d, la llamada "SsllG
de casMel0," de construction solida, en- ex-
tremo comnda, de cuero de puerco, garanti-
zada, propia para Ia altura, y muy baratas,
Solo cuesta una $25 Estas solo las I'M
portan Armas y Jimenez, quienes en- su
constante deseo de complacer q sus favore-
cedores, no perdonan media para traer ar
doulos superiores que poderles ofrecer por
POGO dinero.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09

0em @obenberi9t Der Staats<
aderbaubeb6rbe 5uTolse mar Ser &e=
seufaQ iudsreuo Der per9ansenen
@obe i'm son5en staate inter Dem
s1ormalitanbe. Sm iiioti6en 9beile
blieb Sic Oiirre, iuenu man BON eini=
gen idiuaden 8esenl6auern a5iiebt,
unsebroden. s(m ~. uno %. Sept>
tsmber fiel Jfsseu i'll, mittleren uno
u6rbliden Tbeile beg Staates. Ser;
ielbe eutiprab jeood bem yebarf.
niiIe in teiHer 8eiie. 9ie 9empera
tur tudbrenb Der 8ode iuar int sans
sen Staate normal, obluobl iie 81
Qnfans Der @obe beoeutenb fiel uni
Trplt. aus 9tooauay, Wercer, 8ut
mon, s(ubrian, Monroe, Sadion
gab unb Greene 60. beridtet ipuroe
Ser Sonneni6ein tuar iiber ben
9}ormalltanoe. Die @eiSenausiaa
bat allsemein Gufidub erfubren Uni
bas nit @ei5cn beitente slreal mir
uidt 70 sroB iusrben, iuie CO DO
Woten. i9jcn. Der bereits seidet
Weisen sebt lit Jolse bon Mdnse
an Ssu9tisfeit Des 8obems unslelt
auf. Dns trodene @etter fat ia
s(usreifeu bes @eli6forn bei9fel
Mat. gseipen, Spdtfartoffeln I'm
@interdpfet baben inter Der 9lr1
All leiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09

Der Batter tuolIte 6ieS ni9t 3useben
unb 10 lieBen bic @roBeltern bic ileine
Soa beimlid rauben. grf iebt, nod
3ipan5is Sabren, bat bic in5mii@eu perz
beiratbete 5rau 5unl ben 9eameu unb
@obnort ibres 9aters erfabren unb bat
fi4 iebt aufsema9t. ibn au beiuden.
= Seit einiser 8eit iuirb bas Stdbt=
den 2sbanon bon Ginbre9ern b.imses
fu9t. Gls %. Defenoerfer am eonns
:as na@ bee Bant Of 2ebannn sins.
enthefte er, boB bic Oiebe ipdbrenb Der
Nadt baielbit e,nen 8eiu9 abseftattet
batten. Sebo1 mar ibnen bas Gelbs
seip6tbe Su itarf. 5iuei feueriiGere 1bi.'
rem oeRelben permu1ten fie au 6Hnen,
ober bic brittle biebesfi9ere Tbiir tpioer.
itanb ollen 8eriu9en, unb bic Gin5re.
der mubten ii9 nit einisen in 8oroers
setp6lbe aui6etpabrten Yretioien bon
8ripaileuten besniaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09

stuf cine ait ibn seri@tete Gnfrase
beitdtigte bieier 9ase, Bice.8rdiioent
W rto II, bob er I'M @inter 1s41
aui 1912 I'M SdulbauIe 5u 0ortb
gaseomen in gsetu Sampibire llnters
rifi ertbeilt uub bafiir ben sldnsenoen
@ebalt bon $14 per Nonat unb 4oii
unb 2osis erbalten babe. gr fiiste bel,
er iei bau,ats elm ufr5bli@er S9uf'
meiite," setpeien. gor so Sabren cir
armer, fr6blidsr @@ulmeiiter, beut.
elm reider Weann uno 8iceprdiiben
Der 8ereinisten gtaaten! Sollen tuil
nidt bas 2anb preiien, bas allen ieine'
Rinbern bic M6sli9teit bistet, fid il
dbnli9er @eiie empur5uarbeiten?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09


a0ni9 &arl ppn @iittemberg 1T am
lebten Dieustas im Ilter BON 6S Sabz
rem seItorben. gr mar ber unbebeuten=
be SOba zines bo6besabten 8aters uuo
bat lett 1864 regirt ober uielmebr feline
MIniiter resieren laien. Wtan bari
ibm nadiaseu, baB er Elm iuohlmelnens
Der Wcun iuar. Sm Sabre 1855 bielt
er es, IN bieier Se5iebuns Der @eiinauns
ieines @aters folgeno, nit Selterrei9
uno bem 8unoe sesen 9rtuben uno
lieB feline Irmee maridiren, bic bann
aud in Golse Der idtedten slusrii flung
uno nod idle6teren 5iibruns inter
bent 8r,n5en slleranber bon Seiieu BEL
Tauberbii i3ofsbeim cine nidt iebr blutis
&c gsieherfase erlitt. SIN Sabre Der
9roBen erbebuns bon 1870 ertuies lit
aarl als ELL gutter 9eutider mnb feline
9ruppea i6lusen fi9 10 tapfer iuie it.
senbiuelde unb erlitten beionoersl por
Yaris idwere 8erluite. Scarf Ielber
idon bamals frdnflid, aOs ni9t ing
Selo. @r battle bon ieinem Sater, Der
ii6 in bem 5ele5use sesen Napoleou I
als 8efeblsbaber zines Corps ausse.
Seidnet bat, fe:ue militdriiden 9e.isult.
gen unb 9nlente seerbt.
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2ir9Ii4es.

2ir9Iidjes.
@pansetiide ct. Bduls 6 air9e, 9er-
niann, Mo.
Der 3onfirmanben l1nterri9t ipirb
an, Montns ben 2. 9anpember beginner
unb aiuar I'M 8 l1br Burmittass. Gl.
tern iOlIten ibre &inber iest idou beim
Taitor onmelben. Sc iolIte ni9t n6tbis
iein, baran 5u eriunern, boB bic 8onfir=
manben slei@ gum Gnfans olle ba iein
iollten, bas 1T ia alIbefannt; o5er bar
auf m6dte i'd biniueiien. baB uniere
lieben3o 3onfirmaubeu, ni@t leer, oa@ ni@t
alein, ionbern bon ben @ebeten ibrer
@ltern erfillt unb besteitet fomn,en iol.
len. Ser Serr iesne bic Nrbeit, beibe,
on 2ebrer tpie Sdiler, ban,it bas tbers
re @crt @ottes in re9ter @eiie ibnen
aussefest, aufsenOumen, unb bewabrt
iueroe in einem feiuem unb sutem Ser<
sen, anb Gru9t brinse gum eioisen 2ez
ben. S.&oenis, Yaitor.
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bic nit 10 lauter Stimme angefinbi9te
geipesuns brubt i'm Sanbe Su perldiie
fen. Die 5armer, tuelde bas Stud
graf Der neuen 8artei bilben IOllten,
baben in bieiem ausenblid 8efieres gu
tbun, als i'm Iolitif iid au fiimmern
unb ipdbreuO iie feinesluess seipiIt
iinb, ibre beredtisten5orberunse fallen
su laiien, baben iie bod .einseieben,
oaB bic ausidweifenben 5orberunsen
Der 2eute, Die als Siibrer Der ,oritten
Bartei" ii6 aufipielen m6dten, am ipes
nisiten bic Sntere6en Der 5armer fDrs
bern iuiroen, 10 iie iiberbaLpt ausfiibr-
har ipGren.
60 irben mir benut baB bic 5ar-
rsWereinis,lneen fait iiberall BON
ber'fbsenannteu Bolfspartei li9 loslas
gen. Sas iit nod firSli6 in Ohio
asIdebeu, no Die Seamten Der 5ar-
merzIaianj eine @rtldrung oerDfentz
| li6t baben, bic in oiirren @orten laSt,
oaB bic 5armers aaiana als iolde nit
ben 8eitrebunsem Der golfs> ober
9ritten 8artei ni9ts Su tbun baben
min. Die Gurme-s-aaian5 lei cine
nidtpolitiide a0rperidaft, uno Die
Jiibser Der @olfspartei bdtten feinea
sdatten BON Seridtisuus, iid als
Iertreter Der gl(lian5 ooer oeren Mit'
slieoer uufsulpielen. 9ies lit Elm bars
ter S9las fir bic neue Gartei. sic
bat 10 iuie 10 lit Ohio uur iuenis' 80
ben iaiien f0nnen unO miro nun, ba iid
Die slllian5 in 10 ausseiprO6ener gSefIe
pom ibr loslast, ale unO ieoe 8eoeu>
tuns perlieren. Sbre einsise Soffnuns
aui @rreiduns ibres 5leles - Die
Gripdbluns BON elmer seniisenben ans
sabl 2esislaturmitslieber bebnfs 8ons
troairuns Der Yunoes>Senator=@abl
- berubte sernoe auf Der Mitluirfuns
Der 5armers @aian5 unb fdIt iebt,
na9oem ibr Die GGian5 ben 5eboe=
banbidub binseWorfen, einfa6 in's
| @aHer. Die @olfspartei bat aIerz
oinss au6 aanOioaten fir staatsdmz
ter aufseitellt, bod seidab bies nur
pro forma; beielben eriuablem gu fonz
uen, baran baben Die 5ibrer ber Sar-
tel ,uubl ielbit ME seoadt. 60 luerz
ben alio bic alten Harteien Surd6lt in
S9io ipeber bas Selb beberrI6en unb
nitt piel anbers miro es i'm nabltell
Sabre iibsrall 9eben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-10-09

Sm 8udtbauie befinoen ii@ jur 3eit
1854 @efansene; BON bieien finb nur
A 6rauen. (Woraus erbelIt, bab bic
@dsner in Mifouri piel i9le@ter iinb,
als bic Graueu.) Dor 3tuei Sabren BE.
berberste bas 3udtbaus atuii9en / ,7oe
uno 1,8Oc gerbre9er, b. =. unsefdb'
200 mebr als sesenipdrtis. (Woraus
mon fdtieBen fann. boB bic Wdnner lid
ieitber ettpas sebeFert haben.)