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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04
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l. Is ap indisppta5ie Fact rays the
D.nrer News that ssrurg r4runs.t
in favor IL the frs and nuliuiiei
coinage Of silver Is Erouius all sFer
tt- .ouptI..
10 long ~ .he demand for the ire
snd unlimited .JoirsRe Has re-zrded
n a msrs eI.rt OF the sires pro-
doeers TO raise the price of the metal.
r, long was the East indifferent Bot
the farmers rnd mechanics and work
m.r %. the Ea.s- and especially OF the
great Mississippi rs.l-y, are DOW
~!e..rring that the true csSse OF de-
rrsSs;nn they hare 50 eos FELL is the
result Of the reduction OF the none,
supply caused by the decentralization
of silver. liza: ;he dropping Of silver
from the coinage vas accomplished
through \ conspiracy OF capitalists
Eni bond holders against the debtor
class, and that the real purPoss OF the
net OF 1873 was tn make the rich
richer and the poor poorer.
Thus tho producing classes are be-
ginning 10 e that they hare been
laaIe the victims OF agreat crime. and
ihnt :he vrorS alus. b= undoae be-
fore this general condition car be
Le::erci. They need more money,
better prices for their product. bc''r-
wages Tor their uork, and It's aba.
l., had % long AZ The money supply
is limited to gold, and silver rejected
Jicstore siIver 10 it's nId place in the
currency IS therefore the demand OF
the farmer, the hflisan, the laborer-
Of II industrial classes And the de-
mand is growing.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04
Looking Ahead.

Acnri"ns instrument az writing exist.
IN Dunkirk, Ind. Il appears that two
early lovers failed. for some reason Tin.
explained to marry, hut married 9th.
crs. Lately Il written greene has
becn signed up, in absolute secrecy,
providing for their future marriage 10
'uc''otirr IN the event they survive their
present companions. This contract fur
the provides q l~iquidatcd damage Of
I'VE thousand dollars upon failure OF
contract ns provided. They set forth
In their contract that. owing to respect
lot children, etc. no divorce shall ,c
asked for but that they shall trust In
Ir"viu"hcc To remove present unwcl.
como staycrs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04
Mctrepalirnn roache.

The uAia wires q The electric light
Pszai are ssruoS froa the poSerhoase
II tS- Raymond ~o<ksi 10 tie kneltAH,
Assistance o: shou; two miles. and the
WORKS With 4 ruaSe- o. the busacS
Eo2ses AbJui town are uired TO re-
csirs lights AID Eill Be connected
sIth ihe main line IS .con as distrib-
uisnG ooIe are receired which sill
De N q iex days rou. L;Ghts OF
varying power can be supplied ADD
sc iook for the system to bz generally
adopted Throughout the torn. when
its advantages are fully understood
and appreciated though 20 a majority
- the old timers here electric lighting
l. sornsShias Dew and is regarded
with more or less U. d;strastIIac-
ord
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04
STATE BOARD OF ASSESSORS.


Aspecial Tn the Reno Gazette, dated
Cursor, Septsmber5j, says:
The State Board OF Assessors and
Equalization at its sccsion today
nssessAd The several railroads 10 the
State rs follows: Central Pacific
main track, eiI!olo per mile; side
track, $1,000 per mile; Virginia L
TrIckee mair track sl2,1Ji per mile:
s.dc track. 25al per nile: Carson 4
Colorado main track, 8,4o0 per mile;
side track. sl.JOU per mile; Eureka i
Pa..saie main Track. $500 per mi!e;
side track, Si,5c0 per mile; Nevada.
California Oregon main track. sI,lCo
pc. mile; side track, Sl.O0J per mile:
Snvaia Central main track, 1920
ser mile: side track, 3i,J)O; Ruby Hill
m;,in track. S3,l0o per mile; side
trnGk. Si.JOO per mile.
With the G. =. this represents a
T.Iiss over last year's total assessment
n &j5i,SIO 81, said increase not In-
Guiding side tracks nor any property
reqUi.ed " be assessed by the County
Aseossors; With the V. ( r., ii raise
over last years total assessment Of
$1,000, not Including side tracks nor
nry propest. required to be assessed
by tho County assessors. With the
G. e. c. a raise over last years total
assessment throughout the State Of
sl9,oOn, not including side tracks nor
ANY property required TO be assessed
by the County Assess,ra.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04

HOG 4. L F11ns.n Ppesdi.s.

HOG A. L FI-s.ExALn Presiding.
SsiA 1881
A6die Z 655;hs rs Eohs-s Z
acknowledgement c-iezed e-zc>sai il
hecraiEsos Ei:h seipulSijss o. ~
spc-tirs parties Sl-i ihe-sn
" g. FoS IS Ao:uee Ssor5-Cn
oe DonSa 81 Z s fArrnstoc- Esq
attorney .oc ds:eoisoI Court c-ieoei
isipsoi ose-si for GeteooIr;
Sio-d-
ArH-ti 8 SSaczIo.tt rs Fred
Sos:t-Furth-r oanss5zaoon O.
riASinE cast bls o,afzao-i and escA
isHy zHozei Sts<<a 6ss :run S-pI
ii 1Sal, 20 Sjs brets ADD EisdrrIts
Sud bss-ts sd tSlKrifs 70 be- cent
10 Judge A. L Fitzgerald L: Eua
SeS1iA
EoN G. 2 T.Lsr. Jad~
1ase NS!saa Us " ?. Gui52cer-
Jake Nelson AID J. A FCape-
sxu-n knd exzuioai and -es kss--
inS sri3soo ai3-osi IL SEs oCoersi
thai !0oEDsa; n!U-aSrs IND co<rscs-
inS DorIERSe sodGjreeanS foreclosure
add sale Rs prayed fos IL The roecd-
81 compliant be rutecei
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04
N0aar NAorAa-

Al y ns>;iaS O; Ii. Tns.cn
GEsaas Sa evening, the scuosins
o5eeS Eess elected 10, u. easa;nS
year
1nst~ceo--ofA Phil Rsehes.
EzpsAia-R = I:eSit,.
FSHi Ieu,saxns-H F. Ssasldt-
Sscocd LSer;eRtai-SNF xincAli.
Hird LAeutcasst@.R saaxett-
THeaSar~--Serrexnt E A Way.
S~~coeay-LerL J. Z Ruukeit
Tie following ooo-ooaaESioacd
OEsoers Sere SFfci.sei:
FsS1 SS7ceSn:-GaS Csvnczugh.
S~Hea Se=ceani-E- 4. WAY.
IeI7S SerSe&rt-W. W. WIlkerson.
Fourth Se-c~xa;-W. l. Selburr-
FrI CHrpontGso Fe-Susnn.
Seoood Cu-pu-IlJ.A. May
Third C-porL]. y. PhlliP<
Foa..h Copo-al|xoes Eel As.-
fT2eR-Esx
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04
THE SENATOR Al RENO.

II Is refreshing to 500 something OF
onr United States Senators once IN q
while and have them show that they
fed 40 idts-sst in tho we'll. boing NJ
their constituents. Senator Stewart's
speseu last niSAt ut tho pavilion vas
appreciated ono hundred times moro
thln IL would haze been IL delivered
just IN the eve of the next campaign.
The Scoat"r told many truths about
Hcyadan agricultural possibilities
that should 10 needed. He gave the
pT'pls SOME advice that they would
do Yell 70 profit 10y. II our represon.
'htises in C,nxrcss would make q
practice OF coming home q little
"fteIef aai spending u,ore time In
the State tisy aOuld knor better the
nt"yjs 81 tho people, wakc nany warm
TtInds ADD gire batter s~atiptuetton
ggnefaijy. iuaset.s.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04

Journal:-Yesterdsy afternoon three
families from southwestern Nebraska
arrived in town on their say ~ Caii-
fornia They travelled in old style
euligrant wagons, Is Sweet Betsy
FROM Pike, Who crossed the big mould
tains with her lover Ike, with yalIer
dog and other at,oon paniments.
They have been four months on the
roui and il wiil take them two weeks
longer to reach their destination.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04

Idaho AvalaDche:-Buf Hamilton
and Dad Olsen were tno 81 the hap
piest nIe in town "Wednesday night
all on account OF winning the big
match ace FOR go Il side with Gray
Dad. Olsen has sold Gray Dad to
Honest Bill Hamilton, who now Of
fers U match him against any horse
in the county. 440 yards and repeat,
for sJU or $1,000.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04
He Dtdn., Take rhc Papers.

Omville has n citizen who does n IT
tako the local papers 4 few days
ago he asked the public administrators
when n certain estate. against which
be had u ciaim hnd TO be settled. He
was astonished when told that the
estate, after due publication. had
been settled two months ngo. "Well."
said the citizen, with a remorse!ul
look, II don't take the papers,
There is n sNd, strong, healthful
Lesson in this item, and he IN out
sS7.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04

Carson Sews:-When a man COM
mits forgery nowadays the papers
herald the fact with flashing head
lines. Forgery has become ~ cum-
mon IN this country that it seems 10
us that it is about time for the press
to give all such items to the public
under one heading. similar to tLose
of marriages and deaths, and set them
up in Just plain. every da, tyI..
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04

No one doubts that DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy real
ly cures Catarrh, whether
the disease be recent or Of
long standing, because the
makers Of it clinch their
faith in it with a $500 guar
antcc, which isn't a mere
newspaper guarantee, but
on call in a moment.
That moment is when you
prove that its makers can't
cure you.
The reason for their faith
is this:
DR.. Sage's Remedy has
proved itself the right cure
for nincty-nine out Of one
hundred cases Of Catarrh in
the Head, and the Worlds
Dispcnsary Medical Asso.
citation Can afford to take
the risk Of your being the
one hundrcdth.
The only question is---are
you willing to make the test,
If the makers are willing to
take the risk I
If so, the rest is easy.
You pay your druggist SO
cents and the trial begins.
If you're wanting the
$500 you'll get something
better a fHre !
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04

Carson News:-By request OF tho
State Executive Committee the State
Convention o. the Nevada ". G. r.
U. TO be held in Genoa, has been pUst-
pone1 tiil Tuesday aud Wednesday,
October 9 and Z. 1t 10 hoped there
will b- II large attendance OF dele.
gates and others at the Convention.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04
5000 REuARD.
orT1CE OF !
COCO iNISSIONERS
ALlpoHAxY Co PNK-

co 40 SA1SlONkHSE
AlEoHaxI Co. PESE-
nnxBrEGu, sept Ia lsaL
The Abpye panel rerard viii be
paid by the Commissioners ~ Aile
Shsny county for tie aneE add de-
tention OF
FREDEKIcI CAELros FE-Ntnzo~
alias Ambrose c. Brdd. Alas Aoas-
500, alias Ieiir1, alias A. b Charles
who escaped from AitSkEay nczst.
Jail Oh September u IsSl- and Who
IL ipdieted or the Grad Juy for The
murier OF Detective d. H Glki1-
son
F1deEick Carlton Ft.izDoas Is
% .-srs Old, 6 fcet 6 or : inches high
weighs E5 pound. sleoie- baTii,
dark compIeIicn- dark eT-S dark
hkir mixed With gray, beard IL avg,
dark mixed sitb gray. dark s;uh1y
uustachs- looks olde- than be really
il, looxs like aJ=E. bot Is moi, hbd DO
beard rher he isft here- has extra
large feet Eore q urai DIRK blue suit
OF clothes ~iib cnt-S-Ssy coat white
shfT; cuI standing collar: speaks ser
ED languages ms Travelled CO.'S =r-
able. Is a DESPERATE man and will kin
E:ihcr than u aiken. has rev sharp
okiog cy-s Is Intelligent quicE AID
very active
RoEEzT E NEEG.
JtSE G.. WIFE
DESSIs J. BOYLE
Board Co Commits
siOaers Allegheny Ca.
wv H McCHiXr-
Sheriff.
II found, arrest and wire, or sand
any Information To
GAMBLE WEIR
Supi- Police,
Pittsburgh, Pa
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04
IL Fer IL.

Judse--Hsre you anything 10 say
ably sentence " death Should not Ue
p-Oaourcei:-
Prisoo-r--kin l say wo, / please:-
Julye--C<rtaia!y.-
Pu$ouer--And won't you pro-
nouoce sentence until &c, through
Jujge--No."
PriSner--Cau l talk as long as ]
want to:-
Judge--C-rtainly.-
PriSou--WelI, Jeige. You can
just s-ttle yourrelf down for a;werty-
year chaL"iGood Sess
Graft Dalton. convicted Of train
robbery al AIi!a, on the Southern
Pacific K X February G, 1891. and
Wn. Barton Smith, convicted Uf train
nobbsry September %, 1891, escaped
from the Jail at Visalia, California,
Sunday night Tho PRISONERS were
TO receive sentence Yesterday moru-
ing, bat when the Sheriff went into
the Jail for them the birds had flown.
a reward OF S.ono ia offered by the
s. Z. Co for their arrest and return
u Sheriff Kay, at Visalja.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04

Sunday evening Miss Matte Rey-
nclds and Mrs. Merritt were killed
and Miss Alma KOhleim fatally in
jured at Marietta, o., by being thrown
from - carriage on the way tD church.
Here ia a good opportunity for Sun
day sticklers 70 point 4 moral, Tor il
they had stayed st home no accident
would have befa.lcn them.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04

Or"ville, (Cal..) Nos Era: John
Wagner. OF Merrimac, has n wound on
ono o! his hands which il is feared
will compel amputation. The wound
WAS caused by a scratch from r cat.
The hand is swollen 70 an immense
Size and very painful.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04

The Hstrseka Republican State
I~rngrutiOn whIch was called tu order
"a LiGtDln, neDSd"kg, on tho Mtb in.
tsnt declared ;of "bDnc4t money"
" 40 Darty fsrDrs JisLOocSt money,
NJ declaration Way Do NJ, led the Re.
pbitam method OF Pronouncing
,tlnst ffuo coihJye.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04

Silver State:-Ihe greatest attrac-
ton TINT could be added IN the circus
that exhibited here yesterday would
be u gentleman.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04

Virginia Chropicie:-S%nator Stew
ar; IS Oh the Cms:o:x, and the
Caronicle although opposed u HIM
IN Politics gives him a welcome N a
hard ~orking Representative Of the
State OF Nevada. II the Senator
could forward the Interests u irigs-
ton and silver By fo=ery language
AMI god practical =crk alone The
advantages OF orr State would lie
tnary. lie is handicapped, however,
still the Chronicle thinks he ID houest
IL that which he has done to forward
both the Interests which are vital to
Nevada
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04

The Chloride Belt says: A gentle.
man who was recently in Big Pine
lnyo county, Cal, says that 10 mauy
instances apples, peaches, etc, will
not be- gathered from the trees. The
supply exceeds the demsud at ~
rents per pound, and the natives ~.
fnsc to sell ut u less figure.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04

The In tians predict that the CON-
ing Winter will be n holy terror"
because the pine nut cropis going To
be- short. Thoy guess about nerr
enough 70 he wrong every time.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04

Richard Nash, who was shot by
Ortiz at Reno on tho nth instant, is
improving rapidly and is now able 10
leave his bed. "a 90,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04
Nick OF NodS

NJ 4 r M-C5or. ct Ca-.in. rss IN
;0SG lSst oigat Mr.. McCsIy Is S;eli
Tor the Car7Tr Dramatic Company.
al Cine up 10 examine Frv@An
HI 20 as9e-tzIn EbriE-- I: zousi lie
possible In SET the seSr. for thz,
popular play Mex o, the Wcds.-
zhich the CA-iin boys have prepared
themselves TO produce II q manner
which does themselves credit, n Ill
Eho Witnessed IFS reoiiaoo al CsrIin
can testify The pteo= l. one Of thrill
iug irisres. throughout and its pr
doc,ioa here viii. bs an event 70
Khich tie smEsnea, bring putiic
viii loSk foTEzrd With Interest
Nick Of the Wood. xii b. played =;
Freeman Hall about the lCFh Of nc-
toUer, due Dot;ce o: which EIll De
given - these uo!umus L.ok OFT
ior the Ennounc=uea; and t= pre-
pared to erj = q Tev pleasant even
inSs entertainment
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04
I,onrd OF Ea,uaiizn,inn.

All the preliminary work OF iuvesti.
eating records from the Assessors of
the counties in the State Of Nevada IL
over with. To-day the Board will
hear any one who desir res 10 make a
statement before It, 10 regard 10
taxed valuation OF certain properties,
etc.
o. II. S~wingley, Assistant FAX
Auditor OF the Union Pacific, Is ia
tho city 10 the interest OF the U p.
Some years ago this company graded
nfty Uiles 81 rond he'd from Phoebe
" the mining districts mtonni H..
Not u singl" tic or rnil has been Land
upon IL ind the Assessor OF Lincoln
ohunty Ina asseseod II for $1,000 u
mile. Tiis - nrhcard Of in the ms.
sessmcnt ot railroads. M they are not
considered taxable until something
%natsrial has boon placed upon tho
road bod. lCoreon Appeal.
Visitor-I understand that o
want sotno painting douo.
EiitOr-Yes; I vial n sign painted
at tue foot OF tho stairs. II is for
poets 10 read utter I iire them out;
and as they generally nligbt on their
head you had better paint II like
this:
"'-'
:'AOOd HHL WITS LNOu:
$50. ...'....'......... ..... .....
Truth.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04

The Record says -four is n scarce
article In Phoebe nnd Commands 4
good price.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-10-04

1000 HHL WIS LNOu:
Truth.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
Gatbrcin nbcr Carl marr.

Sn ieiner bortrsffi6en Sdrift iibcr
ben SocialiSmus ibridt @iftnr
golbrsin aud iber Sarl Mturr, Def
fen Sbeorie 10 9eldilbert pirb
yMtarr 9ebt bon Dem Srunbiabc aus,
bab @rbeit Die ein;iee AueIle Ser @ertbe
lei. Die 8lusmo9erei Der Sapitalis
item beitebt nod ibrn BARN. bab iic nur
fir ei1en She'll Der ibnsn aelciiteten
4rbeit be;abIen, fir einen anberen
She'll aber nidt. Sieien She'll, Der
bic GeIbbrpben nit aqem &ei,e elmer
SdppfunQ aus 3idts anladt, cienen
E9 bielelben unent9eltlid an. 0ieier
Webrmertb pGdit natiirIi6 nit Ser
@robe Ser tasIiden Irbeits;eit, nit Der
Ma6e ser beidaftisten Irbeiter unb
nit Der Niebrt9teit bes beSabltcn Or
beitslobnes."
Sie ;ufiinftiac Gntnidelung ser SUI
buftrie benft &arl Marr fi4 10:
yOurd bieielbtn Sefsee, hprd mslde
isbt Der SapttaIismus Die Mrbeiter aus
beutet, ipirS ct ieIbit elmer boberen Sc
notwithstanding melden mullen. Scr
3reiS Der Goncurrenten miro INNER
f%leiner, hire Wa9t in,mer erbriideuber,
auf Der anberen Seite Die 3abl Scr
Gnterbten INNER 9rober, unb ibr GIeno
INNER unertrdslider, Die @oncentras
tom bGr @rbeitsmittel, Die S@uIuns
Der" or%SaniFrteu IrbeiterflaTe, erreis
den einen Yunft, mo bic SeiIeI bes
Rapitalmonopols in ben 9dnOeu 8es
nigsp osiprsnst miro. Ilsbann wers
ssn BIG GrpropriateurS erprcpriirt.
Sin ben Iekten Menfdenaltern banbelte
IS Fa I'M bic appropriation Der Bolts
mafs burd ipeniee l%tiurpatorcn bier
banbelt es ild UNI bic appropriation
tueuiaer ufurpatoren burd bie Solfss
mahe."
Gs lit in ser Shat Der Milbe wertb,
bas 8u6 @atbreins felbit gu itubiren,
bas in bem @erber'iasa &sr!aae sr'
lQlsnen ii.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

gTotrinSe IN elm @efab ssTest, iiDelSsS
borber NIT @einefTg ~aussefpilt more
ben NOR, bas Bier oarauf seeoGen, in
masise @drme geitelt unb, tueHn5 es
fauer 1T, auf Slafdm eefiiat, mel@e
man fet ;utortt unb am beften in ben
8euer, font m6aIi@ft falt iteut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

-Gbauneep 30. Oepew BOT
i'm berfoTenen SABRE $50 8eben se'
balten, unb ;tror 80 Sanfetts unb
6Yr,orifiide sSpn@es" unb Is iiber
$anbsl, @siisiony eitsratur ober
4OIitif:
n@ie bod in Vreubsn has
Muitarif9e ale 9esensssrbaEtnife
busdbriast |" ieete iinsf Gutino gu
eauem eoEeaialen Breunbs. SECT mol.
ZEN fe fosar in ben aunsen SafernsH
entbedt haben ]"
-,Sn 2ittIegtts, 6 onn.,
siebt's ;ipor Elm sduIbaus, aber tei<
nen SdaGunterri@t Anh tssas esbrsr.
,p.iI's BORT stiae - Climber siett.
aittIe Giib III in bieier Be3iebuns 10
,%raotern", nie bic fdaae abenue 1T.
genb elmer anteritanif&ea grosfabt."
C.Tsr Si6er."l ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
-GbaupceD sc. Stpew Fat
ietn 2eben fur $500. 900 reriidcrt.

Gin MI / III o nifdcr 3cIot
in Gait Serbian, Mtd., bat cine 3ei'
turts se9riinbet, tpeI6er er ben Maner;
Scr SeroIb bcS Standardization
Nei6ss" (Herald of the Millennium
beisslsst bat. Gin Qrtifel beS u9laus
bensbefenntui6ss", tpeIdes er in ieinem
neuen Organ p~erofentltdt, 1T, bab es
fd fur einsn uSetIt9en bes lesten Sas
s.s" nidt ss3isme, ssitarfte $emben 81
trasen.
Die y. 9. 80 aiG anb Ct,
pres" frast: y@as madt Wdnner
unb Srauen 81 SrIufeuboIOen ?" SPIT
tole9ialiider 8ereitmiliatsif beeilt
fid Scr StrsiHidtermann Der ,gteip
gorter StaatS;eitune", Die 8is>
be9ierbe bes 9errn Sbeparb nit
Der Intlport gu b~efriebisen : r3umeii
Mbisfcs, Serr Sberft ; mandmal aud
Gbampasner 3uweilen fosar Dtalter
Sbee."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

ySo babli6 sic iinb", berf6srte
Scmanb elmer Samc, lid scbe bennod
nit Sbnen unt, als wdrcn Ste bic
Sdonite."
yllnb i'd nit Sbneu, 10 butnn Sie
iinb, oIs rdrcn sic Der Scritdnbisfe",
CAB icne CUR Nl1tport.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30
aoiferIiebe s6ulpldue.

Gs ut bod gut, baB oa5 SHniiue1cn
in biefem 9anbe ni1t bon Blair ans
Netu Sampfbire uas aud bon feincm
Saiier resiert trirS.
@ir liefen iouf Sefabr, baS bass
ienise, mas Senerationsn in miibiamcr
arbeit aufgebaut baben, nit Ginem
Male iibes ben Saufen sstuOrfen
riirbe.
Wie iid baS Sdulpeien unter benz
neuen faiierIiden 8sformprcgramms
briben a%eitalten nirb, last iia alers
bin9s nod nidt iiberiebn.
@elau9net werben iou inbe5 nidt,
Dap in benz lesteren aud redt seitses
mase nnb pernlnftiee @ori9IGge ent<
6aIten finb
Bor NGem par bisber in BEN preuz
Bil6en Spmnafien Der Geididtsunter<
ridt nidt Sas, mas er iein iolte.
Sat uberau mar Der alten 9ei6idte,
namentlid Der srie6iidsn unh r0mi<
i&en, ubernudernae Serridaft einsez
raumt. Son ben berrliden 9eitalten
bes beuti6en MittcIalters erfubren
ielbt bic S9IIer Der oberen Slaien
iebr wcnis, unb bon Der neueren euroz
paiiden Geididte, felt 1915, 9ti6ts.
Sier ioIte freilid @unoel eeidaft
pcrben. 0enn bas beutfde 8eid ers
freut fi6 elmer 8erfafung, uno Bic
4us9eitaltung herielben erforoert Die
neritanbnibno1e Mitpirtung ieiner
Burger. Gine isl6e Mitwirfune lit
aber Mir moslid, fpenn Die Mtdnner
bes aanbes babon nnterridtet iinb,
mie bas einft 10 ma9tiee @eih all
mdblid auseinanber fel unb iuie es
bann auf'S Neue sseinist uurbe.
BUR Grbaltuns unb Stdrfune beS
RationaleefibIs lit aud Iebenbiee Gr>
fahune Der 9robtbaten erfnrberIid, Die
in Sen lesten NenidenaItern berrid,tet
purbsn. Sir eineu Oeuti9en lift in
Der Shat 8ertrautbeit nit Der beuti6en
Sei9i9te geipib cbenfo notbia, pie
8~ertrautbeit init Der 8ei6idte Ser
tlaiiii6en SeibenboIter.
Gin s~,peiter 8untt, in Dem Ser 8es
formeifer @itbelms II. al1er @obrz
i9einlidteit na9 @anbsl idafen nirb,
1T baS ubertriebene @ertbIesen auf
@rammatii9es. 1leberfebungen aus
Dem Seuti9en in's @riediidc anfers
ti9en gu lahen, bat in Der Shat teinen
n%erninftisen 3tped. SIN 8e9sntbeil
tpirO baburd Die Belt ungebiibrli6 her
tur;t, bic benz 8eritdnbuib Ser
tlaffiden eriediidea sdrtftmerfe sez
wibmet merben ioute. @ud baS wort<
Ii6e Acknowledgment erammatifaliz
f6er &egeIu unb m~eitlauf9er Sabenen
unreselmd6iser 3eitn0rter nit @ariat
t%ionen, Die felbit bel attiiden Sariftz
iteuern MIR ausnabmsneiS oorfommer,
miro Dor benz faiierIidM AnFturm
taum Stano b9lteH.
neber ben iateiniiden 4uflab mag
HAL berfdieosner Wfeinuna iein.
Senn Weun IS aud getuib ridti9 lit,
baB inGa6el biele 8rimaner i'm aus ge<
bru6ten Sdarteten ;uiammenidrieben,
10 lit baS 2ateiniide bod Sic ausemcine
Selsbrteniprade. Sid berislben einiz
sermaBen bebienen gu tonGeH, tbut
aber iiderli9 feiaea 46aben.
Infer aftes 8aterlanb mar leit Sabrz
3ebnten oaourd berDorraaenb, bab es
cine srinOIi6ere unb umfaNenNere
9umanihiide Silbuns barbot, ols IT.
geno Elm onberes ouf Der @els. Muz
msntlid Ser abaeiamatten Sbcrfad>
lidfsit amertfaniider Colleges aesenz
aber, iuaren mir itol3 barauf. 0ieien
2orbeer mo6ten mir bon Der Gtirnc
Scrmonia's nidt serifen febn, Nbcr
aud ipern man i'm in Gbren labt.
mOssn sini9e Der ~widtisiten Ieforms
plane bes iunsen beutiden Saiiers
burdaefiihrt perben t0nncn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-01-30

8ferbe foGte man ME 10 burRis
tuerbcn laien, bab iie ,nebr als einen
elmer @aiier brau6cn, I'm, ibrea
Ourit I'll l6ihen.