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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-26
THIS TOMCAT TOPPER.
He Drinks at the Bar Till He Ac'
cumuIates a Full-Sized Jag.

San Francisco Chronicle.
The Palace hotel possesses a cat
which has long shown a decided pref
erence for one of mans most prOmi-
neut vices. This particular cat is an
ordinary back and white animal
which answers to the name of
Tom. He put up at the hotel about
five years ago, and is supposed to have
been then between one and two years
of age. Soon after Tom was tempted
and fell. From a sweet whisky punch,
diluted at first to be palataDle to the
delicate feline taste, Tom rapidly In
creased the strength of his tipple until
he drank whisky straight in as large
quantities as he could obtain it. The
result was that Tom became confirmed
topper, and has been one for years.
During the latter part of every after
noon and every evening Tom is to be
found in the bar or billiard loom of the
hotel. and associates with the guests of
the hotel as If one of the party. When
three or four men leave the billiard
room to go to the bar Tom follows them.
He goes behind the bar and announces
his desire to drink by placing his paws
or the bartender's leg and shaking his
tail, while his friends are shaking the
dice to decide who shall be the host.
Tom quickly laps up his whisky, and,
il it be his first drink of the day, will go
to the lunch counter and demand to be
fed by purring and mewing if neces-
safy. After his meal Tom retires to
the billiard room. gets upon seat and
waits to be petted. In short time his
desire for drink returns, and again he
goes to the bar and announces his pres
ence if he be not Immediately served.
This continues all the night, or until
Tom gets such Jag on that 1t is all
he can do to walk straight. He will
then try to get upon a seat, and, If too
drunk to do that, with all the gravity of
an intoxicated person will walk out of
the billiard room. and, blear-eyed and
unsteady IN his legs, will wander up
through the different floors of the hotel,
sometimes taking the elevator if climb
ing the stairs is too tiresOme for
him. When moderately sobered up he
will return to the bar for his might
cap" If given him he will disappear to
some sleeping place, not to be seen
again until late the next day. If re-
fused his "nightcap" he becomes Of
Tended, and in high dudgeon will go to
low dungeon known as the coal-bin to
sleep off his spree, only TO appear the
next evening looking very dirty and
rocky" and the janitor has job 10
clean him up.
How long this feline drunkard can
continue this mode of living without
Succumbing to delirium tremenS or some
worse fate can only be proved by time.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-26
THREE SONNETS TO THEO.
DORE THOMAS.


Soft variant breezes from dim thoughtland
The robins call, the earliest airs in quest
To wake each well-loved flower from dewY
rest,
Hills touched with sunrise, and long shadows
thrown
Ger pastures green-then sad the monotone .
of waves or sound of battles breaking
crest,
Or Bacchus' maids. their locks in ivy drest,
Sweet echoes wake Oh Grecian mountains
lone!
All sad. sweet fancies felt but never sung,
By poets rapt above themselves in song,
At thy command awake and charm
with spell
Divine, like manhood's sky Of noon oer
With roSeate hues of morn when fair hopes
throng
Remembered ways and dreams divine
foretelll
Tone poet! at whose sound-compelling wand
Sweetest of melodies arise and swell
To full harmony of song, whose spell
Ne'er breaks nor changes, save at thy COM
mand-
We, captive, hear, the while on music's
strand
Sweet echoes borne from far of rapture
tell
And Tritons charm the waves with
wreathed SHE'LL
w ullc s6bQIGUlllS MOO anu lIQeS SGl 1IOM Zig
land!
Rienzis prayer and Isoldes dying song,
Walkyrie's ride or sweetest RHAPSODY,
Gounod or Schubert, Bach, strauss, Men, )
delssohn--
Tis thus we name the waves and impulse
strong
That come to us from far DER music's sea, )
Which thou. tone Neptune, swayest as
thine own
The past has lost all wrong and bitternessl Z
Ali things are possible to us again, 3
And new world arises from the main .
New hopes, delights and all true gladstone.
ness
That come with joys that can but bless.
And, blessing, leave no legacy of pain!
No more the fruitless toll, the hope in
Our lives are glad with deep. full joyous.
ness!
For thou hast conquered and at last with
thee
We feel the ocean swell, and pillows break
Or musics sea. while swift horizons lean.
And instant dip For life is bOundless = free
As music's self! Alas, too soon we wake!
We thank thee for that draught OF Hippo"
| creme!
H L. Sudduth in the Graphic.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-26
An Unfailing Indication.

Cloak Review.
81 can't find that there's anything the
matter with your wife, SIR" said the
superintendent of the asylum to the
gentleman who had called to make in
quiries. Il have been watching her
very closely since she's been here, and
find nothing in her talk or actions
which would indicate that her mind has
been affected in any way"
That's Just it, said the gentleman,
"she's quiet now, know, but who can
tell how soon she may be raving; so l
thought the best thing to do would be
to have her placed under treatment at
once"
"Quite right" admitted the superin-
tendent, "but what are her symptOms?''
''There has been only one," returned
the gentleman, but that convinced
me- He shook his head solemnly
and then added: There was bargain
sale at Jones' the other day and she
didn't attend it"
"Too badl too badl" replied the SUI
perintendent. ''This is the most serious
form of the mania. Pll do my best, but
l fear it's life case"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-26

the graces of which the human being is
capable, are taught. The children are
apt pupils. and not only display sur
prising agility, but great aptitude of
M emory, both of which are essential to
their success.
But everybody must dance, and
everybody pays the piper. In Phila-
delphia. at any rate, the piper has no
reason to complain.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-26

Millions Of Railroad and State Land to Be Had Nominal
Payment and All the Time to Be De-
sired
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-26

The turkey is considerably cut up on
account OF Thanksgiving, but he isn't
quite so cut up as he will be ON that
festive day.-Cleveland Graphic.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-26

Little Falls & Dakota R. r. Co. ISL 253. so
Duluth & Winnipeg R. R. Co... 240. 90
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-26

the Virginia reel with break down vari-
ations. One has private classes in
which, for an additional compensation,
the pupils awkwardness may be con-
cealed from his fellows. In the other
there are no private classes, and the adj
vanced pupil, proud of his superior
grace, smokers at will at the attempts
of the newcomer.
There are some odd types to be found
IN the various schools. Here is one long
line, extending the entire length of the
room, learning the primary steps, a
theological student iostles against a
youth who dispenses drinks over a
neighboring bar, and who invariably
winds up his remarks with that indis-
pensable interrogation, "See?" Here
the son of wealthy merchant elbows
his fathers errand boy, and the butch
er's boy threatens the bakers boy with
"a Swipe in de jaw it he persists il
treading on his toes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-26
MILL IONS OF ACRES FREE FOR ALL
Cheap Lands and Free Lands Still Plentiful in All the Desr
able Territory of the Golden North


Forty Million Acres of Government Soil Still Open Home
stead by the Courageous and Far-Seeing
Farmer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-26
Democratic Mixed Classes.

On the evenings when mixed classes
attend there is JOY in the heart of the
pupil who has advanced sufficiently to
take care of himself. No introductiOnS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-26
Dakota and Montana.

Totals l34O, 264. SO 300 800 80 llSO56. 90
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-26

1O0111' - ~ 90 % -
In addition to the lands included in
the above congressional grants, swamp
lands amounting to 1879, 410.05 acres
have been given by the state to the fol-
lowing roads, many of whom have since
been united with others.
Number of Acres Set
Grantee. Apart or Conveyed
Lake Superior & Mississippi r r Co. 666, %. SO
TaylOrs Fails d Lake Superior R.R.
co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 74,5f5. 81
Agricultural college. ............... 1854 II
Madelia & Sioux Falls wagon road. 4,563. IL
St. Paul & Chicago r. II. Co. 461, 4i0 90
Minneapolis & st. Cloud X. r. Co.
(Hinckley branch) ........... ASH. AZ
Southern Minnesota X. r. Co... 81. 242. 20
Cannon River Manufacturers assn "a, 19l. As
Minnesota Central r. r. Co. (noW
w. NJ. & P) 1867. 81
Duluth & Iron Range r. R. Co... g., 564. Il
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-26
CLOAKS.

We offer for one day only
I8c Silesias, in all the staple
colors, at II &c yard, guam
tity limited.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-07-01
NOTES FROM CAMP LAKEVIEW
The Militia Boys Have Ten Days of Both
Work and Fun.

The New Ulm Company was third
best in the volley five.
The drum major of the regimental
band was boy of only IA years. A
purse of S25 was raised for him by the
boys in return for the skillful and enter
tanning manner in which he handled
the baton.
In compliance with the recommends.
ton made by Capt. Steinhause1, the
Colonel of the Second Regiment while
at Lake City reduced Corporals Paul
Albrecht, John Backer and ". j.
Scheidrich to the ranks.
The following members of Company
A qualified as marksmen during the
Lakeview encampment: 1t. Buschers,
Sergt. Boock and Private Fritsche. On
ly one member of the regiment, Lit.
Bird of Fairmont, qualified as sharp
shooter.
Emil Stcinhauser acted as orderly
for the governor, but, when it came to
riding vicious horse, he gave way to
Jos. Tauer of Company A, who was as
proud and happy rs lord as he ranged
himself along with governors staff and
chewed from his excellency's Piper
Heidsieck.
Speaking of the Adjutant of the Sec
ond Regiment the St. Paul Dispatch
says: Adjt. Eckstein has difficult pos
ition to fill and very little spare time,
but besides filling the post 20 every
body's satisfaction, he finds time to be
gentlemanly and accommodating. The
lieutenant has been complimented free
ly and numerouslY by officers from
other regiments. but he doesn't know
it, and his pants would hold him even if
he did.
The Pioneer Press records 3 good one
on Col. Bobleter during his stay in camp.
1t is as follows: Col. Bobleter and a
boot-black with company c were parties
to an amusing incident. Just before
dress parade the boot black asked the
colonel if he would like ..shine.' -
Yes, " was the response, ''if you will
! hurry" The little fellow nicely and
expeditiously BACKED the front sections
of the boots and neglected them in the
rear. "Why don't you polish them be.
hind?' queried the colonel. The boy
straig htened himself up and said: "Col.
Bobleter, good soldier never looks be-
hind".
VIM. Cordes is said to have possessed
more nerve than any man in the regi.
ment. In proof thereof an instance is
cited in which Cordes was the principal
figure. The time was at midnight. and
Cordes left the camp for town, woke ur
a policeman ana demanded assistance
in securing case of that which consti-
tuted the chief beverage of the boys
during their stay in camp. By lots
of cheek and clever diplomacy he go1
what he wanted and then returned tc
the camp. Upon reaching guard lines,
he was halted and ordered to advance
and give the password. 1t came in the
following words, delivered in manner
not TO be misunderstood: s:This bee1
must be got into the camp at once. L
is for Capt. Dewitt and that settles it.. ,
The young man nerve and the dreaded
name of the Duluth captain savec
Cordes, and he was allowed tc pass.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-07-01
Charlie Davis Wants It..

A St. Paul Dispatch says Senator
Chas. r. Davis, the successful young
statesman from Nicollet county, was
registered at the Merchants, St. Paul,
Monday, having just come from Lake
City with view of going to New Ulm
to trying several important cases dur
ing the present week. Senator Davis is
named prominently for the Second dis
trict Republican nomination, and
was asked whether he considered sCon.
gresham Lind out of the race.
Certainly; that letter of his ad-
dressed to the editor of the Mankato
Free Press I believe is inar' was the
reply.
Are you a candidate then?''
ooh! it's bit early for that. How
ever I think I am. Ihave had promises
OF support from number of leading
men in the district both Republicans
and Democrats alike, which, of course,
has been very encouraging to me-.
Mr.. Davis was asked whether he
thought Senator Sevatson was the prob
able candidate of the Alliance and Dem
ocrats in the district, and replied that
he was quite certain that Mr.. Sevatson
would not be, because he felt exceeding
II warm toward and expressed himself
favorable to Mr.. Davis's candidacy.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-07-01

Let it be known everywhere that
New Ulm merchants are paying two
cents more for eggs per dozen man is
paid by the merchants OF neighboring
towns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
2oNfrcte oenffme @1mfr.

Ser 8arteigeiit benedict bdufio ioqar
iol6e @ebirne. Die ionft nernlinfttg iino.
0dS erltebt ma au0 aus fol9enoem 9lrz
titel6en oes oemotrotii1en v@inctn>
natl 8DltsfreunD":
Scr Wt c&tnleD>E Cart ais Gaubz
aou fir beutih : amertfani1o e
Is u9bGnbler! Na0 benz WtcGiuIepz
Sartf olrfen %betanntliob ale in frenoen
Spra1en 9eoruften Bidder 3oQfrei einoes
fibrt werben. 0abur1 perben Die ameris
fantlben Bu6bGnoler gel6iBt, aber Die
beEtlhs amerifaniihen 8u6baaoIer budz
ftGbll6 beraubt. Gritens batten bic beutlhz
ameritaniiden 8udbdnoler etne Menoe
eeutlGer Bidder, Die aus 9eutihlouo intz
p%ortirt DorDeil tDareil, porrGt9ig, ais Der
Maubtartt in &raft trat, unb fte muBten
oeBbalb ipGter Die Bidder gum Bretie, au
benz lie Dann tonnten importtrt tperoen,
Iosihlagen. 3neitens taun jebt irqeuo
ein S6uuo, Der in 0eutl6lano georuGt
miro, frei tmportirt uerben, uuo oa9egen
fGarer Die oeuti6zamerifaniihen Budz
bdnoler, peIhe ielbit beuti1e Bidder pers
Iesen, abiplut niht %auffommer. Die
Solge lit, oaB Die euti6-ameritanilden
8uhbdnDler aans beaeiitert lino tiir ben
prahtpolen 0ic5tinlepsSari over the left
natitli1."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
Qtu6 Elm 8clnetS.

gu ben uniinnigiten Natipiiten, tpeIde
bic leBte Sett berporgebrabt bat, 8ebort
9enrp Cabot 0ooge, Der, lettoent er oaS
unglid bate, urtter Die Yolttlfer gu geben
uno in ben @onereB 9etpa6lt III tueroen,
lth Die grOBte ItIDe 9e9eben bat, Die geahs
tete Stellulg. pel6e er lid als S6rtttltels
ler uorber ertporben bate, our6 leine ais
Bolttiter beptelene &~ur21i6ttgfelt nn0 nas
ttpiltti1e Soreiitgenomlnenbett 81 Derltere1.
0err 2oDge bradate i'm lebten GongreB Elm
@inpanoerunssgeieB eit, oas an natlDtltis
lder G~lDoIinnigteit beinabe nod Oas llbers
traf. mas bon letnem oemotra;tl6el Sole
gen Dates bon Mlabama auf telert 9ebtete
seleiltet muroe. Die gaafe betoer 0erren
liefen einfah barauf btnaus, allen nI6t
englti9 iprehenoen @ingemanoerten Die
@rnerbung 0es Bur9erre6tes, beS 9ano-
beitBes u. i. 10. unno9lih Su MAIDEN uro
10 in eriter 2tnie namentllA ben Oeutihen,
pelde Die Wtebr3abI Der ntht @ngltih lprez
henben @lnmanDerer btIoen, Die beoentliGs
item 0lnoernliie in ben QSeg gu le8en.
I0err 2ooge bat nun in benz v@enturD
MtagaStne" periuat. ieinen SrentoenbaB
aud 1tattitt}6 gu begriinoen. ST bat aus
Nppleton's v@ncDclopeota Of Nmertcan
8tOgrapbp" etn paar Gabelen aulammens
geiteut, aus tpelOen er betpetlen Mil, baB
Die Oeutiben, UNI i'm ielblt reoen gu lals
len, vtpeniaer 2eute bon Sabigteit in ben
Ser. Staaten proDuctrt 1abell, ats irgeno
cine anoere Static, uno CT ipenoet itd an
Die 0eutl6en init Der Nufforberung, bars
lber 9efGltgit na65uoenfen, baB vbet Dem
Nuibau Der Seer. Staaten Der GinfluB Der
@n8lGnoer unO SrlGnber bel Dettem iberz
~pie9euo mar uno Die fGhisften Wfenihen,
tDel6e Die Ser. Staten entptfelten, BON
STATEN berltommten, Die ii6 am ldueuiten
am%ertfaniitrteu."
Die BeDeiie, DeG9e Serr 2ooge nun fit
Die Wabrbett leiner Bebauptungen ~lieiert,
itnb 10 lG0erIid, ooB lie iclbit bas &0rnz
helt 8abrbett. oaS in ieinen ShluBfolgez
rnnsen %geiutOen merben m0dte, pollitG,s
0l9 peroeden. Gr bat 3nei 5abelen aufge=
lteat, BON pelden Die cine Oaten iber
l4,243 Y%crionen pon 9tuf. tpsIde por Nn>
nabme Der 8unoesperIafiung bterber fa=
men, poer ole in ben Ser. Slaaten aeborel
parosn, gIsbt, pabreno Die anDere llrters
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
Bic saratoaa stloerplamte.

Ser btelige yOeralo", uno nit lbm Die
Webtsobl Der Jtetp Norfer Demofratilden
Ylatter, gtebt ftd grpBe WIbe. al betDetlen,
BAH Die Saratoau 5tlberplante teinen Smets
tel iber bic Stellung Der gtem gorter Ses
mptraten aur Si!berfrage ubrig laiie.
9tebmen mir etnrnal on, 0tes lei tptrtlth
Der Sal; mas mare oann Die Sttuatton
tnnerbalb Der 9artei =? 8~oraus9eieBt, Die
Seem Oorfer OemofrateH bitten fth tDtrfltb
entiateoen 9egen Srets YragunG ertidrt,
mas miro oann aus ben % oemotratlideH
Senatoren uno 112 bemofrattiden Eeprd>
~lelltanten, lpelhe ii9 i'm LeBteu GongreB tlr
frete Silberprdgung erfIdrten, mas u Der
iibermiegenDen WtebrSabl Der oenlofrattlben
Bartei, Die, tote aud Die ~Qbitimmungen I'M
nGhlten Qbgeoronetenballe pieoer 5etget
toerbsn, entidieoen fir 5reisB ra9ung
lit. Soute es mOgli6 lein, oaB
in oteier Srage Der S6tpan3 nit
BEN 0unbe ipeoelt, ober mill man uns Dets
MAIDEN, 0aB IN elmer BON TanntanD ourhs
neg regierten Contention man, ob1e Eltds
iidt auf etpaige pplitilde gladtheile, rnds
baItslos fit eth gutes Brinctp etntrat!
8tr 9laubens faulft. Wenn X%anln1an9
oas bdtte tbun pDllen, butte IS rtht Slotper
3uln @ouuerneurs s@anoioaten uno onrltt
Su elmer Wt6gLi9tett ais 4rGltoentlbaftss
Ganoioat gemadt; oenn Der bat IS TN
@ongreB ltets geraoe lpte Die ytetp Worter
0emofraten in Saratoga genladt. Ut pat
it9 1tets aus vhoberen" poltt.lben Guds
1thten cine 9tntertbur autgelal1en.
SelbltoerttGnbli6 1nuBte mani aut bic
Stem Oorter @ei6dftsDeIt, tpelhe fir etne
geiunbe MdbrIug %etntrttt, Nnditdt ltebz
men uno peroalnlnt oesbdIb auf oas Gnts
lhiebenite bas SiibergeleB bonn Suit 1890,
Delien Tolgen in lbertrtebener Wetle gez
lhil0ert tperoen; aber inofilr itnb lie u
I'M 9rincip eigentli1 p? rWir itno", 10
iagen Tie nur, v9egen Die YtGgung trgeno
zines Dollars, beilen tn1terer Wertb utht
ebenio groB 1T, pie Der tr8enb zines anoez
rem Dollars" 0as tam ales W09Ilhe
beoeuten. IS farm laeen ioQen. baB fte
fir etnen Silberoollar iino, Der 9enug SiI>
Der entbdlt, Il1 ibn nit ben @oloDDuar
Qleihpertbig at MAIDEN, ODER oaB mir. nur
Gilberbolars prdge1 io1ten, ooer oaB mir
nur @reenbads babet1 loatet, ooer aud,
baB man fib llnter umitdt1oen bon oelt
SreiprGgern I%ber3eu8el laliet tam, 0aB
Sretprdgung ben Silberoolar alei6tpertbig
MAIDEN ntro. sic iino ebet nur 8egen Das
Sbernans geleB; aber lonft fur aues Mns
oere.
@reenbdder, 5arntersNu iance 2eute, 6reis
pr6ger fDnnen ft6 ale auiammet aitf Die
Nlatform iteuen: gBir ftno eesen oas @ez
leB bonn sSuli 1890 uno bafur, baB eth
Dollar iouteI tpertb iein ioute, tuie Der
anoere.
Das @ntalden Der ben1ofratii9en Bldts
ter, tnelbe fir ebrIi6es 9elo ftnb, iiber
oiele YIanfe lit Oabsr tpenig gu be9reifen;
aber IS benefit, baB Diele StIberplante Elm
eelunseneS pnlitiibes Ruuititldhen lit,
ba iene 8ldtter es 10 pouitdnoig in ibrem
Sinne auSIegen %tounten, tpdbrenb 5err
Tloner ith obne Die gertn9ite BerIe9enbeit
barauf fteuen uno ben Nebrastaer 0enlos
fraten, pelde ipebtn 10 entihieDen fit freie
8ragung ii9 erfldrt babsn, bic Ddabe
ldltteIn tam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

laBt, cine Steuung, Die mir idcn I'M Utai
81 ali9eboten tpurOe, uno Die tb oanalS
ab9elebnt bate, an5unebmen. Sic bat feiz
nen belonoeren Sitel (weigher, @a9eS
m / It ct III Der 8unDespeypaltung) aber
1900 Oou. @ebalt. 90 bin ib benn Wtorz
gems bis ge9et 10 llbr auf Der 90. ..
@beno5eitune, fiir ipelhe ih iebt nur noG
Die 2eitartifel, UNI $500 idbrith, idretbe,
bann gehe t6 nad Dem 0afen unO iebe 81,
tpte meme 9eute tpiegeu; iber Wtitta9 cine
Stunoe i'm Nntsbureau, nm Die @ept6tz
ldeine an3ufertigen, 9tadmtttaBs euttDeoer
mieOer am @afen, ooer meine @Orreipons
Deu3en lbretbcrb, 2lbenoS Su 6auie, @rIaen
fangeHO, gritbeinb, mir oaS 2eben per7
lauerno unD bofentlid nerfilr3eno."
0ieie ieIbitqudlertlde, tr~iibiinnige uno
lebensmiioe Stimmung, melde BET Gaiter
in ieinen ipGteren Sabren bdufi8er %auftrat,
aeigt it1 aud in anoeren 8rieIen, bic er
sur 3eit ieineS bl~ibenOlten Wannesalters
on ieinen Sreunb Gl5e rthtete. 9o1 tie
mid, tpie mir balo 5eieen weroen, ldneu
wieoer Dem @efible frsuOi9er S9aftens7
frQtt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
9te Ne,p Oorf'cr SemUfratie.
Ons NfeinLtnt nee ne1eften 6tnntszG nt

0as 9telRltat Des nele1ten StoAt5z @ons
nentes Der Demofraten bon gteD yorf mag
Die nouitGnoi9e 0tieoerlage 6iu's bebeuten,
lit aber oeSbalb nod feineSDegs Elm ausaes
lpro6ener Gteg @lepelano'S. .9errn Sill
ptro iebt ni1ts ipeiter lbrig bleiben, ais
Die ibm DerbaBte Stele ais 8unoessS enas
tor an3utretel, CT Derltert bic patronage
uno ben @infuB auf Die Wfaihine, pel1en
er ais 8ouoerneur bate Mno er lit ais
vnorlduftg beieitiet" at betra6ten. Mber
0err 0lotper, ben Der @onpent aIs @oupers
neurss GunoiDatea aufltsIte, lit aunGdlt fir
9toBtpeu IS. SlpDer uno Damn fur Die Orr
gantlatlon, burb tpel6e lelne domination
nt0ali6 gemadt tpuroe: Samnlanp 0au.
9teie organization oer 8~eutepoiittfer bat In
Saratoga einen bebeutenoen Sie9 erfohte1,
uno ibre In Den IeBten SSa6ren melt lber Die
Stabt Stem Yorf au88eoebnten Nerbinounz
bungen iperoen lie IN Der ndf1ten Yrdits
Dentl6aftss @ampasne uno auf benz gtas
tiondlSSonDent Su etnent bel tpibti8eren
S5actor MAIDEN, ais tie 1e Supor tpar - IS
lei benin, baB tbre notortl6e corruption
porber az etnett neueit groBe1 GraA tlhrte.
@lepelanb's SreunDe baben in leBterer Sett
before 0e5ieDungen Stptlben tbm uno
Summanp bergeItelt ltno Daourh tDle Durd
Die GdLtltsIung 6iu's bat natiirlt6 GleDe.
lano @ctptnne genladt; aber IS miro babel
aunGhlt in 8etrabt fomr1er, oh Ear1mdt1D
nit SloUer ben Staat gewlnnen tann.
@esen ben repablifaniiden @anOibaien
Saiiett lit Stoper periOnIi1 Die refine Naa.
Ser @ritere iii elm gena1oter Boltttfer, elm
ausgeaetdueter Stulnps 3tepner, eth gebil6es
Der Wlanu. 6err SlotDer lit gutter @es
lddftsmann, oer ptel @el6 oerotent bat
iluo iia nun Das 8ereni9en, tn Der
9o[itif gu ietn, Elm idmabIides @elO toiten
ldBt. @r bat niht Die gsrtnglten Nnlagen
ais 9ebner, lit in ieiner Biloune uno in
ietnen Nnftbten belhrdnft, bat aber troBs
bent Observation-Disclosures Sperltng tln&opf
Der natirlid, faus ct 8euablt rperoen loute,
beoeutesb ma1ien lno bon lellen %ertauttelt
Nnbetern iorgfdltig 8epflegt tDsroen
Diirbe.
Bon Der 9latform ldBt it'd audi tpentg
@unltiges iaeen. sic lit in Der Stlbers
fraoe a~tpeibeutig uno entbGlt lonlt cine
Malle l10ner &eoenSarten, Die aue BON
gammQnp 6aI fommeno, an Die alte Jte7
bensart ertnnern: vOe Botldaft Dor I'D
mpb[. alIein mir feblt Der @lalbe." Die
glusitdten Der Demofratte IN ytefD yort
finD ourd) ben geltrt9en Gonusnt tetnestoeSs
belonDers geltte8en.