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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

| j. W. Emerson, of Ironton, in letter TO
| the Republic on the Cleveland letter in OPP
| position to free coinage Of silver, said among
other things: sit is not altogether unlikely
that there may have to be some hedging on
this free and unlimited business before the
National Democratic Convention adjourns in
1892, however enthusiastic we may be about
it now" OF course there will be hedging
on that question, just a. the Democratic
party ''hedged" on free trade" in 1885, and
just it has "hedged" on every question of
national mpOrtance-eXcept the silver ques-
ton, for the last fifty years. Certainly. 1t
is not expected to do any thing else but
"heige. PirdmORt Sentinel.
Will the gifted editor of the Sentinel
be kind enough TO state which party
has done the most hedging since No
vember last? You are all for reciproc-
ity ow, and it is scarce four months
since the e. o. p. organs and orators
were caring for no thing but the ''home
market" and "home INDUSTRIES The
editor of the Sentinel is good at max
ing ridiculous statements. Let him
produce some proof.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

The reciprocity treaty with Brazil goes in
to effect April 1st of the present year. 1t Is
estimated that under it our exports to that
country will be from twenty to thirty mill
lions of doi'ars per annum. Last year they
were less than ST 900 600. This IS practical
statesmcnship.-De Soto Facts.
What do we want with any foreign
trade? Where are the 'home market"
and GLORIOUS protection" which was
all YOU wanted before the cyclone of
November last? A little more consis-
tency Bro. Facts, or acknowledge you
were wrong in the fight for "protec-
tionn and "home market"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

The usual biennial bill providing
for the removal of the State Capital to
Sedalia was introduced in the Legis
lature last week by the member from
Dunklin. While there is no denying
the fact that there are many more de-
sirabIe locations than Jefferson City
still it will be no easy matter to effect
the change.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

President Harrison, with an hypo-
crisy that is characteristic of the man,
tells the Indians that unless they go
to work they cannot expect to receive
help from the government. If Mr..
III. would read up a little on L. ;.
History, he would learn that we have
received far more than full value for
every dollar we are paying the red
man. and it is not question of charity
at all.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

1t is almost as good as a circus to
witness the frantic efforts of many of
our politicians to hedge, since the
Cleveland letter. They forget that
free coinage is not question to be set
tied by the wire pullers, as is the
question of "who shall have post-of-
flee or hold a department clerkship.'
The fine worker is usually astute
rather than far-seeing; he understands
the machinery of his parry with all OF
its details, thoroughly, and has per
rect knowledge of the motives that
influence men in their daily vocations.
These, he is so much in the habit of
playing upon for his own selfish ends,
that he los sight of the fact that
there are any others to be taken into
the account He mes to regard the
party leader as everything and the
rank and file as nothing. When a
great party leader announces himself
upon a question, he naturally regards
that as decisive and so it generally is,
if the question be not one that has
taken hold of the popular heart-and
that is exactly what free coinage has
done. According to all of the prece-
dents Cleveland's letter ought to
shelve free coinage, but it will not do
it, because the demand for it came up
from the primary and not down from
the central committee. In the next
campaign, the banner of unrestricted
trade and unrestricted money will
march side by side in the same process
sion, and leaders will have to march
in that procession or get out of its
Way or be run over byit.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

No man is greater than his party.
x-President Cleveland is honest and
courageous, but we fear his utterance
on the silver question show that the
Democracy will ba, e to seek another
Moses in 1892 AS a statesman and
honest man, not afraid to express his
convictions, Mr.. c. will go down to
history as one with scarce peer in
latter 18th century politics.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

Mr.. Quay has delivered his long
talked of explanation and vindication.
While it didn't exactly explain or al
together vindicate, still the Republi-
can leaders are fulsome in their praise
of the leaders, restoration.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

1t will not do to forget that the Nc
Kinley bill is still law, and that the
Australian ballot has not been extend
ed to every precinct in the State, be
cause Mr.. Cleveland wrote letter
against free coinage.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

The Arkansas Legislature is ex-
pected to pass a law compelling the
railroads to furnish separate coaches
for the acc ommodation of the negroes.
a wise measure, and one that should
be duplicated in every state in the
South
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

A bill apprOpriating S150,000 Tor
supplying needy farmers with seed
wheat has been favOrably reported
in the Kansas legislature. This does
MT speak very well the greatest
growing state in the West.n
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

A bill has been introduced into the
Senate and House establishing the Of
flee of circuit attorney for every circuit
in the State This is good measure
and we hope to see it uecome law.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

The papers of the East denOminate
it as a free silver craze" There was
a time when these self-same oracles
ridiculed any demand at tariff reduc-
ton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

Medford H. Cahoon, the Assistant
District Attorney in st. Louis, was ar
raigned before the State Courts in
that city last week on the complaint
of former client, who claimed that
Cahoon had squandered 5000 of his
money. y judgement was rendered
against Cahoon for that amount.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

w. S. Hall, brother of l. S. Hall,
president of the +. Il l.. T., has been
appointed private secretary to Gov
ernor Francis. 1t seems that the
fight for Senator and Governor in 1877
is fully on. David r. is unquestion-
ably a hustler" and the man who
downs him will have to arise early in
the morning.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

Col. VIM. Hyde's newspaper vent
ure, the st. Joseph Ballot, has sus-
pended publication on account of lack
of patronage. The Ballot was mer-
itorious journal and deserving of a
better fate. We hope to see Col. H.
back in St Louis at the head of new
morning paper
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

SIS, ZOO day is what the deadlock
in the Illinois Legislature is costing
the people of that State. The +. NJ.
B. \. and like organizations are great
in their cry for reform and retrench-
ment, but they seem to be very slow
about putting their ideas in practice.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26
For Sale.

An excellent farm of 100 acres, 40 in cul-
tiivaton, most all in meadow and 30 acres of
good timber. Good fences, dwellings and
barns, storehouse with stock of goods worth
about 5000. Farm lays 4 miles west of
Belleview on Salem road and in a splendid
neighborhood. For terms apply to w. IL.
Webb, kaolin Z. o., Iron Co., Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

The Democratic party is just as en-
phatic for free silver as it is for tariff
reduction. The oppressed farmers of
the West demand one just as much as
the other
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

The bankers in the East are largely
in favor of honest" money just as
long as they can control the supply of
that "honest" money.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26
OUR PLATFORM.

Unalterdble opposition 20 the policy Of
Public FdUJritism to Pirate Industries By
Tarif Tdnation-cOmmonlg called the Re
publican Policy of Protection.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

foor little insignificant Light
Weight goes ba k to private life next
Tuesday. 1t is safe to say he will
never be recalled.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

Reed and his majority say farewell
on Tuesday next. Thanks to the giver
of all good.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

Potosi independent: "It seems lit
tie queer that those Republicans who
shout the Ioudest for protective tar
if high enough to shut out all the
world, claiming that America can ex
ist without any commercial dealings
with the rest of the world, are the
very men who oppose an American
system of finance-the free and unlim-
tied coinage of silver-ba ing their OPP
position upon the ground that Amer
lea cannot have free coinage without
consent of the great commercial cOun-
tries of Europe. We merely give this
as a specimen of Republican consis-
tency. Our readers can make their
own comments
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-02-26

AS the three most notable Generals
of the war, Grant, Sheridan, and Sher-
man, have all disappeared, a quarter
of a century after its close, we may ex-
pect to see other Generals who were
less notable during the war rise to
than they have heretofore enjoyed.
We shall probably be we'll along in
the first half of the twentieth century
before the last of the commanders in
the war for the Union passes from the
stage of life AS for the pensioners,
they will probably Ia t into the TWEEN
ty-f1fth century
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-04
Der 3mfaIl i'm @ebiet Ser GrfinSmuaen

@s 1T eine aussema9te $batlade.
0aB bdufig bic pi6tigfen grfinbunaen
unO @ntoedunsen ibren urfpruua itur
lebr tebenid9li6en 3ufdllen peroautsn.
@uttenberg ). 9. erblidte ben W56rud
zines pferbebufes auf ber ifaubioen
StraBe unb begladte bic Menid16eit
NIT Der Bu9brudertlnR. Sin D5iIos
lopp lytemton) beoba9tete BEN ssolI
zines Ipfels un6 entbedte borauf bic
9eleBe oer S9wetfraft. Gin 4ld5imiff
(g6tt@er, tueIder beriu6te, cine grb.
mti@ung 5ir 6eritelluue bon feuerfe.
lten S9mel53iegeln 3uiailtmensufeGen,
erfanb 6ds pOr3ellan. Gin ll6rmod5ers
lebrling belt ein ubrenaIas ami1d,eu
Saumen uno 3eigefinger unb mar er.
Haunt ttber bic 8r6Be Der benaabarteu
Rlr9tburmlpibe, - unb bic sserurobr.
Anie mar eiflHben. Gin Niruberaer
8later ldBt beim Gebrau@ bon GaIbe.
teridnre tDenige Sropfen auf fein Bril-.
len9las fallen unb bemeitt, baB bQs
glas ongegriffen unb matt erid6eiut.
@r 3tebt barauf nit 6irniB 2inien ouf
6as Slas unb befeu9tete SieIes NIT
Solpetesidure, mobei Aas angelahtete
g!as rings um bic Ranten bes Ssirs
ilitles angegrilfen ipurbe. Na9oent Der
EirniB entfernt, bemertte er, baB Die
oet9nung erbaben auf mattem @ruu6e
ft@tbar lit, - bic RunIt bes @lasdbeus
mar erfunben.
Sas geringe @9waafen bes Gron.
leu9ters i'm Dome 30 piia braGte @a<
lildi allr gntbedung ber peabeIgeiebe,
tnel9e 0upsbens bann prottii6 an.
pan6te Oie 2itbosrapbie uerbantt
ibre gntifebung ebenfalls einem 3ufalle.
Gin armer Wufiter (5erefeIber) mar
be9ierig, gu feben, Db ni1t ytoten ebeulo
gut in Stein, tpie In 3apfer aefio&en
perben t6unten. Nls er ieinen Stein
3ubereitet bate, bat ibn feline Mltter,
eine Wai9re@nung anf3uI@reiben. Oa
er ipeoer Sinte nod Ge6er bate. f1rieb
er Oieielbe nit ber gum 2ubfetlfe6en
gebrau@ten dbenben GItifisteit auf BEN
Stein, inbem er beabR@tiste, fe aeles
aentIid ab3uidreiben. Mls er einiae
Gage na9ber ben Stein reinigen tpollte,
beriDonbte Ct Oasu GnIpeieridure, Gnb
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@ann tt eine 8eitmms brnafeblerfrei4
0ieie 6raSe ipirb Ia ber vyeieIer 3ei.
tung" foI8enoermaEen beantuortet:
u Wenn Der NerfoiIer ober ginleu.
oer oas Ri6tise sef@riebeu,
y oas &l@tise aud beutli& ae.
i6rieben bot,
- Der 5eber In ale ssde6er bes Set.
tafens Iauter ri9tiee Nu&(laben ae.
tuOrfen bat.
a bic ridiisen gu9Raben areift.
81 Fs ri@tis einfebt.
% ber @Orreetor fid5tig lief,
!. y ber Seber bic er5e Gorreetur rid.
iig DerbeHett,
81 ber gorrector bic alueite Gotrsc.
tur ri6tig lief,
9 fer 6eber bic suei.e gorreeiur
rittis uerbeRert.
10) bie @ebiRou rit9tia aeIeIen lDirb.
I'D tuenn ben HetreIfenOen Sic nd.
tbtge 3eit ba3li eeIafea iutrb unO
l2) tDenn nod eiu DukenO auherer
Hmtfdnbe it9 ebeniO eladlid3 abmn6eu.
HnD 0a nun !. o. Elm @roboctopboaeu
90 bis 5000 8u@Roben adbIi, 70
mullen ieie Diinttigen um5idm6e Il& Sci
Oteier @r6Be ber 3eitung so Bis 81, 900
nal luieberbOIeu, penm bas 9ubIjRum
eiileil ein3tgen feblerfreien 1ogen in
oie pdttee betOramen foll.
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rhbrt bon biefem bermeintli9en Sort
f9rttt ieines 8ruoers, mdbrenb fe aulam.
men bic Sreppe binaufiiegen uab ben
2otyioor entlang i6ritten. 8eim @intriti
Ia ben Saloon nabm Guiiap bic Gade
ioglei@ energii@ in Nugrif.
Wieln 8ruber Bot Sbreu G@abliuo
bereits eeieben, MlB Clifford, begann
er. 9Eir trafen uuten I'm 0ettibtil 3u.
Iammen.
Bos III benn bas fhr cine neue Be-
tanntf9aft, Sei1ps fraste 5anbow nit
einem bel ibm fonf ni9t gem6bnIi&eu
Snterrehe. SD babe ia nod ni9ts oa,
non seb6rt.
SefiD ftibIte erft iebt. TOO es bic erFe
1nwabrbeit galt. bic ganje 59were 6er
tibernommeaeu 8erp1i9tung; inbeien
he mar einmal 10 melt eegangen uub
mubte nun uptbgebrungen bortpdrts.
sic entsesnete baber etmas a6gernb:
gs III cine iunge 9eutiGe, bic mir
bon ytep Oort aus 6ringeub empfobIen
tpurbe. = sic tommt bierber, um fi&
eine Stelung als @eieuf@afterin su ius
den = un6 ba ipollte i1 = i@ bad.
te -
So, Sic Rnb In Sbrer Site tpirflid
lebr nett gesansen! fiel @utap Elm.
Diefe MiB Balm fbeint ii@ Sbre Gpms
patbien fbrmlt@ i'm 9turme erobert au
baben. 9ente nur, 6rana, Ntib gIifforb
bat ibr oas eigene 9aus ange6oteu unb
beabf9tigt i'm bouen grnite, fie au un.
,ierer 6ausgenOffn su MAIDEN.
Seifp mart ibm einen eutraffeten
Bid su, fonnte aber bod nid,t umhiu.
bic tbr gebotene Ollie an3unebmen.
SD babe WiB paIm alIerbings fit
eintge Wo9en einselaben, eutgeanete
re. Wenn bu ni6ts bagegen baf,
Ontel Sanooip.
S92 fragte bieier 3erfreut, u6brenb
iein Bid fGon ipieber bic Nbenbaei.
tungenf fu9te, bic brauBen auf Dem @ar.
tentii@ lagen. Du iueiBt ia, baB i'd
mid ME in oeine bdusli9en MuaeIeaens
betten miibe. gs tuirb ftir bid gana
angenebm feiu. eine 3eitlang 8slell.
i9att 3u baben, unb tuenn bas iunae
ytdb@en bir binrei6enb empFoblen 1T.
70 ri@te bic Sa@e gang mad beinem
gelieben elm.
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r. WQIFSoN, !,
Mein Bru6erl iagte @uifoo Ieiie.

Wfetn UtuDefy tQ9te Wu1fQb lette.
@siB Balm muBte biefen geErengen
Bruber tpobl Iebr fir6ten, benn fie
tpurbe plbbli@ tObtenbIe6 uub madte
cine unuiatarIi6e 8etpeeung, als uoIlte
| he 1ieben, tpdbrenb ibr Nrm 6eftia In
BEN ibres 8egleiters bebte.
6riebal iagte bteler la ernRem, Dor.
tuurfsboQem Zone.
Die Nsabnuus fru@tete uenisReus
einigermaBen.
Grieba ftrebte ft6 au foTeu, aber lire
6ur@t tuar ie6enfals ni@t bic elmer Der.
f9a@terten $aube. Sn benz Bid, mil
bem He 0em Rommenben entgegenlab,
lag ein biiferer, foit tpilber Srob, unb
iener energii@e 3ug in ibrem Mntlib
trat 10 bettIi@ beruor, als gelte es f@on
iebt, auf bet Steqe, einen Rampf nit
bem feinbfeligen Manne, ben Fe,boG
Seiuinnen iollte.
Sanboiu mar in3lpilGen nGber ges
tommen unb traf I'm 0efibdl nit Ben
beiben suiammen. gr sriBte fa@tig,
l@ieu aber febr iiberrai@t, feinen @rus
Der an Der Geite elmer ibm bblis 6rems
ben ail erbliden.
6rieba eruiberte ben @ruB, obue fes
ben au bleiben, He itrebte piesmebr nit
elmer ansfbolen 0aif borp6rts uub
DereiteIte oabur@ iebe M6gIi9teit elmer
gorfellung. @uiaD iab Elm, baB ct
ibr oieie iebt uiGt 3unlutben biirfe, 70
bob ersiie benn Ia ben Wagen, fblcB
bic Sbure uab gab benz 2utf@er bas
0oteI on.
Mer mar benn bies iunge Mdb&eu?
fra8te Sanbom, ber iteben gebIieben
mar, UNI ben 8ruber 3u erparien.
@ine gepife Mi6 Balm, berIebte bic.
isr Iei9tbin. Cine Getannte bon MiB
Clifford.
lno bel ber IeiIfeff ou Ritter6ienffe2
0i6t bod, ben @itterbienlf babe i'd
WtiB @IiffOrb geleilet. SD bolte auf
ibren Wunf@ bic iunge Dame, ftr bic
he fi9 febr 3u intereiRren f6eint, bonn
yabnbofe ab unb geIeitete He bierber.
Ou tueibt ia, baB i'd mid beute frhber
frei MAIDEN muBte.
Sieb Da, bift bu fGou 10 bertraut nit
SeRn, bab fie bir berelei6en auftrdge
glbts fagts eano0w, iebr ansencbm Be.
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i=auberor0entlide MttrQttioue,
9eidte ltntertleiber fit Serren /!

llniere Ieihten reiniupIlenen l1nterfleiSet
(oeraS nnS 8einfleib) fir Mdnner gu nur 81
itnb tart in 9ia8frase.
Serarti9e llnterfleiber in 8albrissan unt
Gerue su nur 81. Sauerbafter Stoff ,lnb
CUTE 9trbett.
@ai4ddte idipar3e 11nterfIeiber, bic ii9 bei
Iaetb bic auf elesante &leibuns iebett, srpBer
8eliebtbeit erfrcuett, gu $3.50 unb $500 per
Ia3us.
6arbise 8albrissan.auaiise auf 81 bis So
tebueirt.
gpecialitat: als beionoers beaueme unb
elssante llnterfleiDuns empieblen mir bic be-
riiHmten @laitenberrb utitteaei9ten bon aas
tur @Olle, tpel8e bon ben aersten fir nod
beiier ertldrt tuerben, als bic Sdser'i9e @oa.
aleicuns. 3a haben fiir ,,ur $3.50 per Gnsus.
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"9er @soif'
(Gortfetuna.l
Bon g. @eruer

(GOrifetuns)
gDir mbtbten Oas lieber Bis nlorgen
aufI@ieben. tleinte @uitob. gs tuttrbt
meinef 8ruber bod iebr uberrai@en,
menn CT cine i9m bisber bbllig 6rembe,
bon beren MnfnnIt ct nod ni@t einmal
gebbrt bat. foeIeiG als 6aussenoHin
finDet. Eas f6nnte BON bornbereiu
iein MiBtrauen tpeden. Sd balte Is fiii
beffer, lrenn 6rieba fir beute nod ben
GoteI 3uthdtebrt, no i@ nit ibr borQe.
fabren bin. nm ibre Ga@en ab5ugeben
unb fie 0n3umelben. Snf 2aufe bes
Nbenbs Dir6 fi@ Ia iuobl @ele5enbeit
fiuben, ibrer CUR ertpdbnen uno ole
ueberiebIung mbgliGft 3iuanglos ein3u.
leile1.
Sei1p dreette ii@ tiber ben @ori@log
nm 10 rsebr, als fie feline 3wedmd6iss
tett dmerfennen ulnbte.
sic itn0 unglaublib botF9tig, Mr.
Sanbowl Sd beipunbere tpirtli@ biefe
umli8t unb bieie Huge 8ere9uuus aler
nlbgli6en Nebennmidnbe.
Z @uItab berbeuste Hd), Gl8 babe er
mirIIi@ Elm compliment erbalten.
Sa, ia, Grieba, iagte ct nuf ben er.
Rauut fragenben Bid Oes Mdb9ens
Bel bieien fortpdbrenben pIdnteleien.
Msib GlifOrO unO i@ beuunbern uns
aeeenieittg san3 auberOrbentlid. Ou
febIt es 10, iueId5e 0o@a@tung mir fur
chamber besen. @ber nun III es 3eit,
bae mir gebeH. IOaft iiberrai@t uns mein
8rn6er nod bier.
6rieOa erbpb ii@ geboriam; SeIiD
fliblte Elm tiefes Nitlei6 nit benz arrlerl
Qinbe. Oas ii1 10 ipiIIenlOs ben eisen.
Miitigen Bldnen bes 0erIcbten fltate,
unO eutIieB fe nit bsrsIi@em abfGieb.
@utab seleitete RiB palm au benz
Wngen, Der brauben seuartet bate. lim
he naG BEN 6otsl aurhd3ubringen;
aber gerabe, aIs Re bic Sreppe binun.
terlfiegen, fubr Elm 3ueiter @aseH Dor,
uub GanbOm, Der mad 6em GGluB ber
0ei@dftsiiuuben aus ieinem Shreau aus
rtideebrte. iiies aus.
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@s bdu9t uns als ob Die ,,8anOeau arim.
ming in &irse allSemein popular per6en
tpiirSe.
@s beitebt aus Ginem, unter ber 9renlpe
oeS Suites ansebra@tem 8anbe, bas am &opfe
ani9lieBt, unb 1T ipiebernm nit einem
Sammetbanbe, Spite ober &rnns fleinsr 8lus
men iiber5p9en.
Samn1et- -8lumen iperSen .allaen,ein beIiebt
nnS fqlgIid bilIis. Goien baben mir bon ie.
ber @r6be ilitb SHattiruna. aiIa Blumen
Sorsisli4 lcIde, bic ms 86tbIid3e f@immern
1tnO auf i9war5en 9iten gang pra@tuoa.
Die SdIfte Der iesisen 5acons baben Mebr.
ltdtett nit elmer &rone; niete baben borne
cine ihntale 8rempe, bic 10 sebceen uerben
tam. oaB lte elmer llnterta5ie, elmer @tui@eI
oNer ionft @ttras abnIi4 feHen.
grane alnb Iebernfarbene sSiIabite, ld5iparas,
eelbe, blaile urb beinabe gans ireibe StroIks.
Siite iinb in srober 0mantitdt borbanten.
Il Nie hiffinsYe,s 0lresfe
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98ebel Weim mnausipreblidbe audl .

ssarum tdsIiG, aHnd4tltG, ia finbli@ unSdsltd,
Aualen erbulbem2 Ber an &rcnii6em @beumatis.
mus letSet, tbut es. Das GeitteI basesen, peaeabt
ltid rein, iier unb prompt, liest sur Sanb. hrber
bic 3eusntiie fur bic girfiamtet 9oifetter's a.
seabttterS sufammenseFeut unb persliaen, 70 wfrbt
b aus benielben ber nnwberlesIi4e geweis erseben,
6ab ptefe arBnei ipwObG etn @prbeusunss= aIs etr
Dual unb ntmmer pe@feInber GSefdbrIt6fet III. Oem
SHrpnti4wereen eerieIben rprsubeusen lit etn @ebp
Der alussett. gsrmene babel sefdbrIiae AuadiaIz
beretl Welt tptrtfamer. fGerer, bduernber tn ben
Dte Grfabruns bat Dte bemelben BON drstlier Setts
SewprceGen Gmpfeblunsen beitdttst Sanse cfcrt b.
NIT an, sebraue es ecniequen unb 5ei Der GrI5iura
UauenFab, Merenleben, Dpspepfe unb aae maIarias
arttSen 3rantbeiten.
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:. Jn bielem Sable i9eini BE Reiie.
llilt Iia9 europa 9rbBere Dimeuliouen
aalunebmen, als ie 5ubor. @s iolIen
tsbt f4on bic meiiien Simmer auf Sen
0ampfern, tDel&e ben trausaiIaniil@en
yerteer betmitteln. bis @nbe Snli Sc.
leat iein.
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.=8AN ANroN1o. rExAa-

Samit trat ct ouf bic SerraHe binaus
uno bsmd9tigte f6 ber 3eitungen.
Sd lab, baB ib Sbnetl 3u 6ilfe toms
men mubte, Mib Clifford, iagte guIfao
9alblaut. Sic fiab bod nod re@t ans
betuanbert i'm 2asen.
(Gortfetuns foIst.)
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8ir DerIangeR mug $50 ftir neue
Wudepe Mdb !. N0i&inen bielss Sohr.
Oieie fn0 bic beHen Mni&lnen 6er
g'elt. Staode Bros, 81 unb SO
Commerce. Str06e.
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- Der l1uterri6t i'm Deuti@en In
ben 6ffentli@en s@uIen 3u Gt. Vaul Ia
Wfinnefota iit borerit gerettet. Sie bots
tige ~Wolfsaeitung" beri9tet: Ser i'm
S@ulratb bon Or. 2eane geiteIlte Nu.
trag auf @inifelung beg beutlcben l1ns
terri@ts In ben untereu Rlaiien unb Be.
t@rdntung auf bic 6o@fdulen fiel
0ur9, in0enl bon ben anDeienben G
Wtitgliebern nur brei bafiir uno brei ba.
gegen ftimmtea, iobaB 6timmeuaIeid5.
belt fattfanb, mdbrenb 3ur Mnnabme
oes Mntrags cine Stimmenmehrbeit ers
forberlib getpeien lpdre. Der Oeutld5e
eriporte bon bieiem grgebniB niht all
biel. benn erit bas 0otum elmer Gisuna
bel Der bie fieben MitslieDer beg Gduls
ratbs oou3dblig 3ugegen finb, fonn bic
enoetlItige Gnti@eibung bringen. Dod)
feblt es niibt an elmer Mnwartlhaft Qui
einen itir bas Deutfbe sinlfigen Der,
lauf."
Wer bic iSreunbf9aft unb bic 2iebe
Nie geiu9t NIT beiBem Sriebe,
~ etn 5ebnmal drm'rer 8bor.
Wls tDie Der, Der he berlor.
= Der S6mei@ler erniebriat lid,,
obne einen Nnberen su erbeben.
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9r. 2Stm. 0eetter lpeiIt eeaenwarila
tn europa. Die 3eit Ieiner @iidlekv
lplro IN ben SpolteH bieies 1Iaiies be.
tannt gema9t lperben.