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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1891-03-05
Obituary.,

Diedin Swineford, Snyder county,
Pa, on Feb. 26th, 1891, Polly, wife of
Frederick Rathfon. Mrs. Rathfon
was born i'll Mahantongo township
Northumberland county, Septem-
Der /, 1910, making her age 80 years,
. months and % days She was the
mother of four children-one of
whom survives her. They were
united in marriage about 90 years,
At the age of eighteen she was re-
ceiyed as member of the Lutheran
Church by the right of confirmation.
i'll which faith she died.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1891-03-05

PAXToNyILIE. Last Sunday Rev
Stover preached his last sermon for
this Conference year and perhaps for
all times, as he expects to be moved
this spring. He has given us solid,
wholes ONE food during the year {:
just the doctrine which the world
needs to-day. Rev Artman bid us
goodbye also. His actions, while
among us have proven him to be an
earnest, devoted worker. Our best
wishes for their future success are
rendered them.
Mr.. II. II. Attig has been seriously
ill during last week, but is conya-
lescent now.
Homer, son Of Emma Frantz, was
transplanted into the Heavenly
Kingdom last Saturday evening
He was bright and very beautiful
boy, aged / year and . months.
Cholera infantum laid hold of him,
drawed to his head and in II short
time he was gone. Our sympathies
are with the N2urning friends.
Howard Sham. ..s,'s are nc i.
to Shawverville next week lie and
Isaac Bruner have taken charge of
SwengePs mining interests.
Wanted-a little more grammar
and not so much "tom-foolery' and
long recesses.
The measels are sncaking around
the outskirts of our city.
Emery Ernst, who has been work
ing i'll the lumber woods ut Beech
Creek, came home to stay.
GIAIug
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1891-03-05

MIDDLEswARTH. Miss Virgie Binga-
man, of Miillinburg, is visiting her
many friends in this community.
The sale of Robert lIassinger of
last Saturday was well attended,
considering the cold weather.
Our school term is fast drawing to
Il close and parents should grasp
the opportunity and send their chill.
dren every day,
Miss Maggie Meyer and her sister
Mrs. Dondor, of New Berlin, visited
in this vicinity.
Welcome Miss M-,but next
time you come to see us do not de
tain J, Y, SO long for he was of little
account next The day.
Fittings are on tho move.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1891-03-05

CENrEEyILIE.-March came march
ing III like II lion-Thc days are
growing longer-Colds are plentiful
IN our ncighbOrhood-The Matching
hen has got down to business
There is only one Tiddlcdy-wink in
town.
Miss Jennie Shinkel has gone to
Lewisburg where she intends to
spend the 'emainder of the winter
=. I've. -. =. q !. .....,,,,n's'n..
days in Lewistovn on business, last
week
Peter Hartman expects to move
to New Berlin in the spring, where
he will engage in the hotel business
\ Centrcyillc contributor to the
Adamsburg Uvuld, of last week
says 1T seems strange that some
church members cannot sing when
the organ is played" What church
and what members does he mean ?
{. ii. Orwig and l.. $. Hartman.
both of Millmont, were in town on
Saturday.
James &, Swincford who is run.
ming n saw-mill in Lancaster county.
Is home with his family at present
Mrs. Nathan Schambach, OF Port
Trcyorton, is visiting her parents
and relatives here.
Must We admit that there is one
person outside OF the gates of pur.
gatory who is mean and dcbasinp
enough to black-mail II christian,
lady of our town by dropping let.
ter addressed to her upon the door
sill of her residence in the doad
hour of night Yes and tho worst
is, this mousing owl liv cs in this
neighborhood. This royiler's com
munication teens with the cleaning
spears of hate, the lurking shadows
of hypocrisy, and the cold-blooded
attempt to hurt the cause of religion
by striking ut II devoted member of
the Church, and by one who. in this
letter, processes to be member of
the same church, by rejecting upon
her piety and virtue, is enough to
make the devil smile at christianity
Yes, this black-mailer makes particu-
lar mention that he is member of
the same Church, and boasts of
faithful and loyal members as if some
We're disloyal. Why seek to DESTROY
the usefulness of IL co-laborer bv re
ilecting upon her character and
piety-as she is not only your equal.
but Tar your superior. The person
who would defame n lady's good
name would plunge II dagger into
her heart, did not the hang man,
rope dangle i'll the way. Unhappy
burdened with one so ven
omous. just such work is doing
mere to drive despondent souls to
evil and out of the Church than all
the assaults of Ingersoll have ever
produced. BE honest and confess
your fault. Know you not that you
have violated not only the law of
God, but also the law of your coun-
try, and committed penitentiarv
offense Religion is n good armor,
but q very poor cloak. Read Gal. ,
8 Ito. q
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1891-03-05

SELISsGRoyE.-Last Friday eve
ming Mrs. G. b. AIiller's large Sun
day school class had II very enjoy
able party at the home of Mrs. New
ton ). Feehrer's. Mr.. y. :. Feeh-
rer and family will move to Steel
ton, Pa, this spring.
At the last term of court in this
county, our townsman and most
prominent Attorney, Charles Hover
gained every case i'll which he was
concerned.
The heirs of the estate of John
App, deed, are remodeling the cor
ner property on Market N Pleasant
streets. Dreifuss Bros. will occupy
the front corner room in the spring.
John l.. Cooper's new house which
has lately been erected on South
Market street is one of the haud-
soonest and most convenient in Sc
hnsgrove. The interior is finished
in natural and antique oak.
MESToR
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NO.. 10.
BANK STATEMENT.

Bank " Middlcburgh nj Middlrhirph An m"
S'3tt ol IrnnNilNthl0. ut the close VI business
Feb. 20 1891
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HoFFER.-Cold weather has return
cd again.
David Hoifer has been on bust
ness trip to New York, to purchase
full line of merchandise.
Charles b., the next time you go
along with the girls, don't tell the
boys that they shall take your hat
so that you have m excuse to get
away from them again.
The protracted meeting Mt Nc
KEGS is still in progress. We are
all glad that so many of our young
folks i'll this vicinity are going to
lead better life.
Laura is very much pleased with
our new proprietor at Hofer.
Houtz's schoolis in hourishing
condition. Some of the larger girls
play ''hidy-hoop' while school is in
session.
The death of Laura Stroud,
daughter of b. u. Stroud, occurred
last Tuesday morning after an illness
of n few months. Her remains were
inferred in the Grubb's church Gem
etery Thursday afternoon. About
800 people We're assembled in the
church. Rev. S. p. Brown, and Rev.
j. II. Wampole ofliciated.
Lydia is quiet cheerful since she
has II new beau.
j. o. Paige and Ira ID. Miller
made n business trip to Shamokin
on Saturday.
Miss Meyer was the guest of Il. G.
Kreitzer on Sunday.
Mr.. Nj. s. Hendricks was visiting
his friends near Hoffer over Sunday.
GALEGAR.
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MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER co, PA, MARCH s. 1891.

FoR SALE--A Frick Threshing
Machine almost as good as new, in
good running order. Will be sold
Mt bargain. For particulars ad-
dress W. $. MILLER,
Feb. 90, 3w, pd.
The undersigned will sell for the
next 30 days for cash. Men and
Women's shoes from 10 to 20 per
cent. below present prices. The
stock consists of handmade calf
skin and fine dress shoes. Other
goods as cheap in proportion.
j. TRANSuR,
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skin and fine dress shoes. Other
goods as cheap in proportion.
j. TRANsuE,
Mcclure, Pa, Jan. 3. 81.
NATRIMoNIAL MARKET:
Ammon Meyer, Beaver twp.
lSusan Good,
,Thos W. Herman, Krstaerville.
VI. T.. Arbogast, Mt. Pleasant Mills.
iSimon j. Snyder, Union twp.
Rose G. Stuck, Perry "
IN. l.. Yarnell, Mt. Carmel.
mabel Forester, Beaver Springs.
iWm. l.. Wchr, Miillinburg.
lMollie Renninger, Middleburgh.
\James Will, Mciserville.
Alice Haas,
NRichard b. Lenig, Chapman.
Emma j. Neltz, Hoifer.
iLcster f.. Wetzel. Beayertown.
,Sallie l.. Bingaman, iBeavcr twp.
sc. T.. Hummel, Niddlecreek twp.
tAdilya B. Stroud,
u. II. Phillips, Washington twp.
Martha l.. Inch,
rs. j. Stroud, Union twp.
!, f.. VI. Stahl,
IChas. f.. Ritter, Centre twp.
Mary f.. Maurer,
IJohn 4. Bowsman, Chapman.
Emma j. Sechrist, Verdilla.
Early in this century,3, 900, 900 acres
of lands, rich and fertile, were ceded
by the Sioux to our government for
the paltry sum of cents an acre.
Even this amount was not to the In
u,ans outright. 1t was to he invested
by the government, and for fifty
years the interest was to be paid the
Sioux they were to be provided
with agricultural implements, seeds,
cows and educational advantages.
These were the terms ofthe contract.
The Sioux kept their part of the bar
gain faithfully. Our government vio-
lated every single article of its agree
ment. 1t paid no annuities. 1t gave
no seeds,no agricultural implements,
no aids ut all to civilization. At this
time the Sioux were willingand anx-
ious to become civilized. Had our
government kept its pledges there
would be no Indian problem" con
fronting the Eation to-day. Instead.
there would be n community ofquiet,
thrifty farmers.
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TRoxELvILLE.-I. II. kreD5s j. T..
Fetterolf and A. W. Troxel moved
their saw-mill on j. Il. Fetterolfs $
land, where they will be pleased to
accommodate all who need custom
saving. Yost is head sawyer and
an expert Mt marking lumber.
Dreese Bros. had another acci-
dent at their stave-mill. An inexpe-
rienced hand went to saving slaves
and got sharp edge to n stave,
which slipped in between the saw
and the carriage arm and broke it,
bursting the saw, which is now II
total wreck. Loss about $500.
Frank Wagner went to Little Val
ley to saw slaves for Mr.. Mosscr
On Sunday Rev. A. X. thinner
man held communion in the St.
Luke's church ut this place. Twenty
new members were added to the
church, and nincty-two took the
Lords supper.
A roll Of honor like the one rolled
up last week is Il double honor to
any editor, for it shows that his pa
per is liked, and that he has paying
subscribers. Stick to it, Tommy,
your efforts will be crowned with
success, Notwithstanding the bull
lnZinn G,1 Inr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-15

aber iene fremoe @inmil6ung oulben, tpeltn
mir eS nit anleDen. oaB ameritoHtlbe
WtiQionGre un0 Spetulanten i'll ulIer
9aIo fommeu unb in unieren 9tei6en Die
GerrQtDer lpieleI, tpenn 1te ibr @ol0 aus
itromelL I'm unIer Golf I'll %faufen, ,oaln
f0nnen aub mir 0ll5rufen: v@anaoa'5
GnDe". limo ioate emit Gataba in ben
StQaten aufgeben, Dann miro Der groBe
uno rubmretd)e Shame @anaoa'S, duf BEN
mir iebt 10 itols iino. au5get0i0t lein tlr
INNER. Qlber tpeber ourd mi1, nod our6
meme Nnbdnger, nod Ourb oas Bolt Sa7
naoa's iou iol6eS llnbeil iiber uns fon7
men. Sh boffc, bag oieie Wabl. Die cine
groBe &riits be5eiGnet, uno auf pelde 10
piel antDmmt, ben Nmerifanern betpetlen
miro, OaB mir unler 2anO eben 10 boob
l6Gben, nte tie ba5 tbrige, baB mir fir I'M
iere llnabbGngigtett ebenio mut9tg fedten
i%piirbeu, lpit ite fir bic ibrige 9etodten ba>
ben, oaB ber @eiit unlerer Sortabren,
tpel9e S6la6t I'M Sdlah: fodten uno
gepa1nen, aud in ibren SO6nen fortlebt;
uno bG6te ih anDers, 10 moute ib lieber,
@ras rpildie ilber meincm @rabe, als oaB
t6 Die @rnieorigung bes &anoes ldbe, oas
t6 10 geIiebt, nnb benz i'd 10 lanse 9eotent
babe"
IS lGbt iih nod nt6t ableben, tpem mad
Sir Sobn Die 2ettuna Der conieruatioen
4artet unb Der 8oriib in benz neu 3u bilz
be1oen Wfinilterium 3ufalIen tptro. Ser
@ouperneur bat bic 8ertreter Der berri6en4
ben 8artei aufSuforbern, ibm ibren ~aufinfz
ttgeu 6ibrer gu be3elhnen, unO bat bann
bic 8eitGttgung ODER Qble6nuna bon Sets
ten Der &rDne 3u permitteln. Son eintgeu
Seiten lit Sir GAarles Gupper. Der iebtae
@eneraIcommifidr Ganaoa's in England,
Str Sobn's Iangidbriger SreunO unO Wstts
fGmpfer, iopie 8egletter unb Beratber
tpGhrero leiuer Iebten @ablreiie, als Der
fommeube Mann beaei6net iporbeu uno
bteie 9ermutbung bat mau6es fir fi6.
llebrigens MAIDEN mod einige aubere Wdnz
ner orf bas 92edt Der tinfttgen Bartetz
leitung Qnipru6, (DOrnebmli6 Der
Suitismtntiter Sbompion), lobaB eine
gIufl0iung beS Garlaments uuO eine Neuz
tpabl Our6aus ntAt gu ben l1nmOsIi9teiten
geb0rt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-15
grcuNi50e s1oels0cporsuamns.

Sci 2lnltclluuaeu ill 0eri 6 u10
belon0srs in1 0erpGlt uu0Soie II It
miro II BreuBen Der Qoel ebenlD nuf>
lollen0 beuor3ugt. lpie bel 2lnitelluigeu in
Grteq5Dtenl it. lleber Die N0elSbeDorz
3ugulg I'M tOeere purDe bereits oa5 9fDtbtGe
mit0etbeilt. lleber Die an0ere brin9t ouS
yYerIi1er Tageblatt" gang ilberralheloc
Nufidlilie.
Omar beltin1lnt Die p + & d Ser
faiiUu9 au9oriidli6, baB ale YreuBen
Dor Dem Geiege Glet6 llnD, DAB teinc
Stanoesporredte itattftnocn uno oaB Die
0fientLiheu Q~ler1ter, utter @iuDaltu1g Der
BON ben @eieBeu ieltgeiebten Beoingrngen,
iiir aIe ou5u gefGblgten Gieth SugdngIid)
letn loIer. Nber aus ben arntiid)en Sea-
Ie1oerlt tiir @eribtetpeien unr Beripaltung
BON iebigen Sabre ergiebt iiA Solaenoes:
Qlm o%inlttolten 4"eitalGet lid oas Ber6alts
nib Sipiiden 2~toeligen unD BlirQcrliten Eiir
bic leBteren nod in bent Jttcbteritanoe.
Inter 3549 9tid5tern Der erltcn Snttaua
ieBen mir ~ ibrem ylanen ein vpon"
Dor. Sen b0dlten GroNntlaB a%beItger
Gi6ter - 10 rpcift oas gum Bobnen 10
angenebme Sannouer auf, ipdbreno oas
peni9er unter39LtenOe 0ltpreuBsn faft aus
1t1lieBli6 ben 8itrgerltden iberlaiien lit.
NV UUVCt Ol OIuHttStt4ultSI1 IlStNCu1 uCtlD
siinitiger miro Oas GerDaItnib fir Die Goetz
Ieute. I'on Den Sberienbesgerihtsrdtben
unb 2anbgeridtsoirettoren itnD 6 Bro3ent,
bor ben BrGiiOenteu 10, uno Den S6erz
lanbeSgeri0tS> YrQlioenten uno ben Sberz
itaatsanDGlten Is BrOSent aoelig.
5000 BET QBejtem aulfallenper eri6eint
bos WtiBDerbQltniB, in Nnbetro0t Der
S6wd6e oes2toelS, urter Oen95eripaltun9sz
beamtelt. Shoi1 bon ben nteDri0lten Dsrz
ielben. ben 2anordtben, iino uuter 489 melt
iber Die 6Gtfte, nGmlt6 270, aoelig; unter
'36 9tegterunAss grdiioenten giebt IS nur 8,
ulter Il Sbere BrditOenten nur 2 8Irz
gerli6e.
Yemerfenspertb erideint nod, baB Sic
retsloieren 0egenben Der Miouardie, ipte
Q~SeftpreuBen, bic 0oen @ebtrgsriiden Der
@ifel, Der Sulosriif in Der Nbeinpropins,
Der Sauuus ullo Die 9t66n in 6eliens0&allau,
Die 9atbeu pannouerS, Den Nufentbalt De5
bIr9erliden 9anOraths biIoen. pdbreno Der
aoeltge it6 in ben retd)en ooer Ianoldaftltd
bepor5ugten GanoeStbeilen brett madt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-15

9te1e 1884 1leuen Stelungen Derlangen
cine iGhrlid)e 8etpiateung BON ST, ,348.
Qbgeihafft puroen 121 SteIun9en, tpel1e
$174,919 erforberten. Qlber bic ueuen
SteIungen erforOern nebenbet nod
$1,446, 500 in ni6t beiou6ers aneeeebenen
Summen, 10 oaB Die Mebrausgabe
1885, 29 betrdet. Sier8u tommert nod
$139,487, tuel6e our 8erbelierung Der
@ebdIter BON HOO Steuungen betpiQigt
tpurDen.
Sn Der fursen %3tpetten Stbung tpurbeu
597 neue Stelungen eei6affen uno bic @ez
hdlter BON 100 8oiten erb0bt, mas cine
Qusgabe BON $685. 34 erforoerte. 8on
bieleu neuen SteIungen entfallen 157 auf
6aS Saabamt, Y ftnD 8oiten inn Oienite
bes Oiitrtfts Columbia, 18 i'm Wtartnez,
7 i'm 8rtegsz unO 26 inn Winiiterium Deg
Snnern. Dte Suitts= NbtbeiIung erbieIt 81
neue 8eamte, barunter Die 8 Appeuations=
rtdter.
Die pirtIi6e MebrauS9abe, tpeG9e burd
bic bonn 81, GongreB gei6affenen Steuungen
peruria6t purOe, lift aIio So, 1873, 148.
u u. M. III.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-15
@erte Scs @ere=eanSeS imSMimois.

lleber ben Wert6 bes 0crelanoes in Silt
nols giebt Elm ioeben i'm 0rud erl6tenerer
Serint Der Staatsbeb0roe fir 2trbettSz
Statiitif Nusfunit. 9ie @rmittetungen.
bes betreffenOen QlmteS babeu nur @ei1Gite
aus Dem Sabre 1887 gum 3tpeGe Der Ser
9lel9ung nit ben 9Upot6efeu>Q er5et6uillen
gum @egenItanbe. Der b06ite ASreis, Der
in ienem Sabre fir einen Qlcre 2ono bel
@btcaao be3ablt murbe, betrug $17, 200 unD
Der nieortgite 10 Gents Der QIcre fiir 48
greiS i'm county SCOT mar % Gents Der
Ourdl6ntttlt6e Berfaulsprets bon Tarmz
Lamb I'M Sountp @oot belief lt6 aui $307.10
fur ben Ncre. Die Tabelleu ergeben, oaB
i'm GountD @oof Der GerfauFsnertD
oes TarunlanbeS bon runo $65. 000, 900 I'M
Sabre 1880 auf runo nabesu $4,000 600
i'm Sabre 1887 9eittegen lit. SIN Gountp
9oDt nabm IN Den Sabren 1880 bis 1882
Das CUR Beiteuerung einaelGGbte SarmlanD
INN Is, 1l9 2tcres ob, tpel6e ais SatitelIen
auSgelegt iporben maren. SIN State be-
Lief it'd 1887 Der oar0l6ntttltbe &aufpreis
BON Narmlano auf $32.& fir ben Qlcre
uno bel ben GanbpertQufen i'm Sabre 1887
belief ft6 bas ~beoungene &aufgelo i'm gam
SEN Staate eini6lieBtih oes County Goof
auf %3uiammen $50, 200, 900. SIM Sabre
1870 tpnroen I'M ganaen Staate $4,780, 061,
1880 II 81, $685. 70, 1887 ba9egen ST.
1880 auf SarmlanD BARTENDER S6uloeu
sert6tlt@ beigetrieben. 1887 tpurben 6pz
potbefen iiber $4,379,992 auf SarmIanO
uno Bauitelen i'm @ountp Gpof in Die
@runobl6er eineetra9en, aber nur $399,383
bapolt Derftelen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-15
C5hr BITE ~SIIinots 9taatssettune".)
Sic Gtnfmbr Gtneftf6er &mliS tn
Ge1ttfGlIattO.

gs Dir6 bebauptet, baB bic Qnregung gu
bieIem S6ritte 16on bor bret Sabren BON
8ismard gegeben moroen Jet. Seine Nbz
1idt mar, etnen Druid auf Die belieren SGs
gelo6n begebrenben Nrbeiter gu iiben. Bei
Der 8e6eutung bes @egenitanoes lit IS eis
gentlth untpi6tig. oh Surft 8ismard Der
geiittge nrbeber getDeien. Wett aler letner
&lugheit uno SI9tigteit, poer tpie 2ens
bad i'm be3etdnet, voieSpibe bec @eldetots
hett", lift 8isn1ard bod nur Elm feblbarer
Neeni9. g8ir iaeen YMieni6." st ielbit
wiirbe bic 8e5ei6nung v@oeImann," im
@eqeniab su 8Ir9er, ooer i6lidtipeg
uWtann," nor3teben. 9o6 lai1sn mir ab
bon ber @ei6i6te bonn vblauen Slut" BON
Dem v6eiieren Sbon" aus benz Die Sumter
g~ef1etet. Ser alte 8ismart fam nt6t aus
ietner 6aut beraus, tann fi6 nt6t befreien
bon 8orurtbetlen, pel9e CT NIT Der Wutz
termtl9 etn9eiogen. Gontrnen mir CUR
Sadie.
Sn BEN ,Medlenburaer g1a6ri6ten"
ptro betannt gerla6t bon benz Qgelten
<aubt, in Broritorf BET &ir6sW uliotp,
baB er gum Sri6tabr 1892 6tneiii6e mdnnz
Ii6e Nrbeiter (&ults) in 1eDer NnsabI gu
liefern bereit lit. Die Soften Bel einenl
aebnia6rieen Gontratt betra9en pro &opf
200 Marf.
@s ioIen in 9amburg uno i'm Ol6enz
bur9ti6en bereits &ulis bei6dfti8t iein,
bod bat Die gertn9e 3abl berielben btsber
tet1 Nutleben erregt. Souten aber 1ener
Qgent, Serr &naubt unb Nnbere, in ibrem
@el6dftSbetrieb inn Triibiabr 1892 @rfolge
%aut5uuetien baben, 10 lieBe itd nit Siherz
belt borousia9eu, baB bieier Weni6ens
l1a6er uber tur5 ooer lang, nl1o bel Der
beutt9en Stimmung in 0lrbettertretlen los
gar Ii berfur3, Elm @noe nit S1reden
nebmen piiroe.
g8er INNER bieie Ginfubr BON &uGis mad
9eutl6lano aus9ebedt bat - er lit Elm Gr3z
feino oes 2anoes.
Ser Na6peis 1T Iei6t gu fibren, Dab
bic @6tneien, tuenn ibnen Elm fremoes 2ono
eroffnet miro, misunderstanding in baiielbe
etnortngen, lid bort mGiteu, un6 nur TT
ibre 6etr1at6 3uriidtebren, UNI neuen un6
groBeren Shtpdrmen Der S6bne bes
bintmlij6en 9tei6es Blos All uaden.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-15
Gsilr BITE pS1IimUts Gtoats8ettuna".)
Sic 8ermeDruue OcS 8cau1tem=
fNrcrHS

@us elmer, bot i~peniaen Tagen erfoIgten
SerOffentlihung 'bes 8unDesldabamtes lit
eriiGtlt6, oaB Der Site GongreB 1895
neue Qen1ter i6uf, meIhe cine idbrlthe
Wtebr> 8ermiut9ung bon s., 1913, 149 notD.
tpenot9 MAIDEN. 9te tpeiter unten folgenoe
nGbere 2Ingabe oieier 9lenter seigt eine Ser
f~tGrfung beS Beamtenbeeres in lolhen See
9ierungs snetgen, morin ii6 bic @eihGfte 10
angebGuft baben. oaB Tie utdut in elmer
etnigermaBen auIdiit9eu Srilt belpGltigt
tperoen fOnnen. Nimmt IS bod ieBt eins
einbalt bis 3pei ooer bret Sabre, einen galls
gemohnliden- Nnipru6 in Der 3peiten Nuz
oltors Office erleotgt 81 befomnen. Yenz
1tonsanlprI6e li1o Sabre lang liegen ges
b%lteben, neil Die logenannte p8enitonz uno
Necoro"z Nbtbetlung De5&rtegsmlnllteriunts
nt6t i'm StanDe mar, Die 0trbeit 3u be-
tpGIttgen ale Ber3ogerungen, tpelde aber
Jest entitebu, limb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES araul
rednen, oa Die p%orgenannte QbtheiIung ale
einIaufenben Qnfra9en tGgli6 erlebt9t.
9a3u mar etne 8ermebrung Der &ansliften
notbtpenotg, tpelAe alto aus @riinoen Der
SpedmGBtgfeit un6 nidt Der 4pltttf er>
f0lgte. 0as @letGbe fann bon Der 8erz
itGrfung Der 6rGfte in anoeren 3ipetgeu Der
Jtegierung geiaet perben, aber leiDer tnurben
Dabet Die Bureaus Der beioen GDntroleurS
bes Sdabantes pereeiien. 10 oaB Die Qtbz
bIlfe nod LANCE nibt lit, tpte iie lein loIte.
gSds Die Bermebrung oes Seamtenbeeres
I'M Yoitbienlte uno anoeren 3tpetgen anbez
trifft, 10 iollte ni9t .nergeiiem perben, baB
Die 8en6lterung bes 2anbeS I'm etne
WiQion unb mebr idbrIi4 aunimmt uno
bag etne 8eritdrtung Der 8eamten id)on
besbalb notbmeuoig miro. @irfIi6 ptdtige
uno poIitil6e SteIIungen wuroen nur
tpenige gelAaffen. 9a3u rednen mir Die
II ueueu Soften i'm oiplomatii6en 9ieniti
Die neuen MISUNDERSTANDING im Waartnez,
&rie9ss uno Siuan3miniitertum II. /. 10.
Berihiebene Qlemter nurben audi abge;
i3afft. dber bteielben betreffen ben 8unbesa
bienlt in ben ein3elnen Staaten uno nidlt
bic Wtniiterien in Der 8unbesbauptitabt.
Die neuen Nemter unb Gle 8ermebrung bes
&an3liitenperionalS in ben beitebenben Derz
tbeilen fi6 auf Die ein3elnen &egierungsz
amet9e Die folgt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-15
seA 9mmaeimiaem oes estutes. -s

Steier Sb5e. luelber lid burd1 feline auSoe5eidne:e.
bic perlDreEe @eilnbbeIt mteber berIteaenbe, bellfrdi.
tigeube Mtrtiomteit zines @eltruies erireut, bent i'm
0elouoeren as btutreinigenoeS uHb fi6er mtrtenbe5
Nb} Hbrmittel BET 8lutGnoranQ gum Ssopf. i6laqnrtts
3na9e mau9elnbem Appetit, 3abns NIB &opfiAmer.
gen, 9ulten unb Srut6eidMperaen S6morrboiboi-
Setoer. Sebsrs uHo Observation-Disclosures. MnIaB 5ur
98aflerfIdbt. ODpG1onorie. YlaieHlsioen, iuoem er
ben SlaienItetn nit bsm ltriu obIi9rt. oe9en Miir.
mer, t%ibGrba1pt ais |r1ierpatipmtttel gegen fa1t oae
enfteGsnGen Qranf0etteu.
gu Aoben iir 25c. bAS 0Gdet bel aIen Nnnthefern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-15
a1uFra1tem TIM gSettpoffperbanS

Sine Der Dtd1tigiten GrrungeIi6aften beS
in Q8ten tagenoen acknowledgements lit
bic @tnDerletbuug MuftraltenS IN ben Ser
bano. Ote BoI5tebung Der Nufnabme l6ilz
bert bic 8tener v0euti6e 3ettun9" wie
fOlgt:
vOer Gon9reB bei6loB einfttmmig, ben
Gtntritt NuitralienS in ben Weltpoitperein
init benz Nnlpru9e auf etne Stimlne fir
bic @eiamlmtbeit Der Golonien u1o unter
Der 8eoingung, beB bis gum ndd)ften Gonz
grelie feline Nenberung in ben S%eetraulttge>
biibren uno I'M ginbeitsportolake fir 8rlefe
Dorgenommet tperoe, gu g%enebmtgen. GS
gelangte Johann cine @rfldrung Der Gertrez
ter Der auitralii4en Golonien sur gerlez
iung, tporin btelelbsn ttnter Den angefiibrter
8~eoingungen t9ren Gintrttt in ben Neltz
poltperetn erflGrten. 9ieie @rfldrung puroe
nit 1tiirntl6em getfalle aufQenommen.
Ser Soritbenoe CAB ytar1ens Der Geriaulmz
lung Der Sreuoe itber otelen groBen Grfolg
Musorud, tpelber aletn btnrctbe, ben gStez
ner GongreB ais einen Der tpt6ttgiten W}arf>
fteine in Der @ntwidIung oes Beltpoftz
beretns erl6etnen AT laiien. Der BoritBenoe
1prad bterauf ben 0ertretern Der aultraliz
1den Golonten ben 0anf aus uno bleB fe
als neue Wfitglieber 0es Bereins ber5lt6
tDiQfommet; ct Danfte ferner benz Vorz
fiBenoen Der Su6commiilion, in peLder Die
8eretnbarun9 iber ben Bettritt NuitralienS
3u Stanbe gebra6t mnr0e, Staatslefretdr
Or. b. Stepban, lpeiter Der englii6en 9tez
g~ierung, iotpie benz eriten englilden Gonz
9reBzO elegirten Sir @rtbnr 8Iadpooo fir
ibre Wlttmtrfuna aur Grrei6ung oieies
groben !3ieles. Der MISUNDERSTANDING Oez
Iegirte Wir. Rttter. Der itaIienii6e 0elegirte
Gommenl a re 6 i%oraoia, Der 8ertreter
0Y,ooo,.De tGSnbo 50 ,icho hpr 9Sprtreter S3ri<