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Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-21

uniforms of red and blue pass peaceably
along streets where they were once
stoned and egged, and the crowd that
once shouted in derision now turns into
its meetings and sits in respectful ST.
lence through song and exhortation, or
talks seriously and confdingly to the
sympathetic soldiers who are quick to
notice signs of trouble on face and al
wavs ready to offer relief, spiritual or
physical, according to the needs OF the
case.
Possibly no book published in years
has attracted SO much attention as In
Darkest England, which was written
bv General William Booth, the father Of
Commissioner Ballington Booth, the
man who is to address the meetings at
the pavilion today. In that volume IS
embodied plan more far reaching than
Bellamy's, vet with the elements
of success contained within it.
self. The Salvation army is
to the nineteenth century what
the crusaders were to an earlier date.
Its flag is now flying in thirty-four coun-
tries. Nearly ten thousand leaders,
whose lives are given up to the work,
are conducting 1000 meetings a week:
1t has twenty-seven weekly papers. OF
which 100000 copies are sold every
week. Nearly "a, 4,O00,0 900 worth of prop
erty is owned by the army, which also
paws rent for meeting places OF over
$1.1OO 900. annually, while its annual in
come is over three-quarters OF a million
of dollars per year.
In each country it has had to face uni
yersal prejudice, distrust and contempt,
and often stronger antipathy still. This
opposition has generally found express
sion in systematic governmental and
police restriction followed in too many
cases by Imprisonment, and by the con-
demnatory outpourings OF bishops,
clergy. press men and others, naturally
followed in too many instances by the
oaths and curses, the blows and insults
of the populace. Through all this, in
country after country, the army makes
its way to the position OF universal re-
spect, that respect, at any rate, which
is shown to those who have conquered.
Wherever the army goes it gathers
into its meetings, in the first instance,
crowd of the most debased, brutal,
blasphemous elements that can be found,
who, if permitted, interrupt the ser
vices. and if they see the slightest sign
Of police tolerance for their misconduct,
frequently fall upon the army off1cers or
their property with violence. Yet a
couple of officers face such an audlence
with the absolute certainty OF recruiting
out of it an army corps.
Its creed is simple and easy to under
stand. There is nothing in it about
which there is continual controversy
among Christian people, but the articles
OF war, as they are called, could De SUD-
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-21

ings, and appreciating the feeling OF
patriotism and love of country which
animates even the meanest of humanity
attempted to arouse it in the interest of
suffering fellow creatures instead of to
their destruction in wars and conquests.
He initiated the pomp and display OF
the national army, with the discipline
and organization which made it effect
i've; while he also drew his recruits
from the people to be benefited, and
Taught them to live with as we'll as for
their fellowmen.
How the army has spread The peo-
pie for whose sake it was organized first
ridiculed and prosecuted, then loved
and confided in it, and today the pro-
cessions of the salvation soldiers in their
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-21
It's Work and the Peculiar Meth
Ods 1t Adopts.
The Army's Career for the Past Twenty
five Years-The Creed OF Its Mem
bers-Local Meetings Arranged.

1t is a powerful attraction that can
fill Hazards pavilion, yet there will be
two meetings there today, at 8 and
p. M, which will, without doubt, fill
the great structure to oyerhowing. The
leaders of the two great meetings, Com
missioner Ballington Booth and his
wife, are members of an organization
as peculiar as it is now widespread, and
yet no more peculiar than true goodness
always is when found among faulty hui
man beings.
The Salvation army, as an organiza-
ton, had its birth in London twenty
five years ago, where minister with the
spirit of the Good Samaritan upon him
went down into the slums to hold meet
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-21
MORE OIL.
A Fine Well at the End of the Pico
Street Road.

Street Road.
S. Jackson, who is vice president and
general manager of the Southern Cali
fornia Oil, Gas and Development COM
pany, showed HERALD reportera sam
Pile of the oil from their well which is
situated mile and half west of the
terminal of the Pico street railroad.
The gentleman stated that it was their
intention at present to build a pipe line
to Santa Monica. When questioned, he
said that although it was five miles
nearer to Los Angeles, yet the grade
was such that it would require no pump
ing to come here, while to Los Angeles
it would require a powerful engine.
When questioned upon thequantity and
quality of the oil, he said that the well.
which was only 300 feet deep, was now
flowing about forty barrels per day, and
that the firm of Whittier & Fuller had
stated that it was worth $500 per barrel,
while Mr.. Harper, Oft the Pipe company,
placed the value at $4.00 per barrel.
They have commenced sinking another
we'll and will continue to develop their
oil field until it is covered with wells.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
People Who Yesterday Secured Per-
missions to Wed.

missions to Wed.
Marriage licenses were yesterday
granted to the following named per-
sons:
Sylvester V. Rohr, aged %, of Los
Angeles, and Minnie E. Bartlett, aged
20, of Los Angeles.
j. @. Timmons, aged 2S, of Los
Angeles, and Eta Nunnaley, aged "a, OF
Los Angeles.
Emmanuel Albert, aged %, of Los
Angeles, and Louise Poutous, aged %, OF
Los Angeles.
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HOW THEY WRITE.
JUVENILE PENMANsHIP AT SPRING
STREET SCHOOL.

L. B. Lawson, the Writing Principal, and
His Methods-Half Hour Lessons to
1000 Pupils-A Special Teacher at Is
Cents Per Year Per Scholar.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-21

The dentist having returned from his eastern
trip, would be pleased to meet his former
patients and friends at his Office. 1O7 N. Spring
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-21
DIR. i. IL. Pollock,

Drunkenness and the craving for liquor ban.
ished by a dose of Simmons Liver Regulator.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-21
IfYou wish to Buy Fine Old

Sherry, angelica, muscatel, port. old Sonoma
and Napa zinfandel wines, best and .purest, go
to Leon Cordier's, 618 South Spring street.
Telephone 904
Fine Kentucky whiskies grape brandies and
imported liquors. Goods delivered to any part
of the city
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-21

Three-fourths of your ailments arise from
liver troubles which Simmons Liver Regulator
cures.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-21

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief? Price 10 cts, 90
cts and ST. For sale by Heinzeman, 2zZ N.
Main, or Trout, Sixth and Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-21
Women: omen,

The common Affections Of women are slcks
headaches, indigestion and nervous troubles.
They arise largely from stomach disorderA
AS Joys Vegetable sarsapariHa is the only
bowel regulating preparation, you can sec
why it is more effective than any other Sarse-
parilla in those troubles. tits daily relieving
hundreds. The action is mild, direct and
effective We have scores OF letters from
grateful women.
We refer to few:
Nervous debility. Mrs. J. Barron. 142 7th st.. /.
s. Fl.
General debility, Mrs. Belden. $40 Mason st..
S.F.
Nervous debility. Miss R. Rosenblum. 2s2
I7th st., 8. r.
Stomach troubles. Mrs. R. L. Wheaton, 7o4
Post St., 8. #.
Sick headaches, Mrs. M. B. Price, 16 Prospect
Place, s. F.
Sick headaches, Mrs. NJ Fowler, s27 Ellis st.,
Indigestion. Mrs c. D. Stuart, 1921 Mission
Constipation, Mrs. 9. Melvin, 12s Kearny St.
joys s.,ssss''''. sssssss's
Most modern, most effective largest bottle.
sameyprice, 81 60 or for $500
Fer Sale by OF 8 vaughn,the Druggists
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-21
For Sale.

Hay and grain sold at lowest market rates by
Otto Weld, Spring street, corner Eighth, Weld
building.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-21

CHIC
sold d
plunns
.$1.90;|
The 1
two cal
cots br|
$1.25;
cherrie|
tion, 81
CH1cl
openin|
closing|
1Mc fol
strong,
very wd
closed
closed d
lower.
Recei]
900 bud
CHIcA|
Oash,$0|
tennber,|
Corn-|
551acj 8
Oats
Rye
Barley
SAN 4
buyer 1
Ter '9l,i |
Barley
Corn
LIVER
poor. |
cental, 4
Corn
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-11-26

Dsamts Sss Nattsnal'3a sWsvS Vssa~s
umS Ser S1lanvteutn uwtss.
Hraas,nt: Y. \. Yels. 8A ., 81. a0aibinSten.
Hiss T~,rSiSent; Y. 81, Wlopsr, 2anios. W
SsyreiSr ms s sabmeiltsr: 4. 8, lurutr. Ueersta.
Nsrleitr: S.iV. yNtus,s, kam,aS' a. 81.
SsorIstr ees SSa,lonal Wtnbjabel Co.: Or. v. X. Tratn
Nv Wabaibu Cir 81. Vaul.
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Fteben. bod Elm idredlider Mimmeriatt,
Der IN bieier frudtbarer Oesenb bauit,
itelt fd bas,piidm nnb beraabt bic,
welde nit elmer sroBea Grnte seieSnet
iiab. nnb enthdlt es ben Irmen aber
benz Meere, ,uelde es benStbisen. Der
Brief seist uns beutli1, bab elm sebcis
mes GinueritanbnlB smii9en ben Giicns
babnen unb gleuator : gombinationen
eriitirt, baB gUenbabnen oa;u beitraSen,
uniern Qoealmartt nieeeraubalten, baD
ibre Madt se9cn bas Sntereiie beS 8olz
tee anscwanbt wiro, unb bab iie feline
Common Carriers" fir,oas gublitum
I'M alsemeinen iinb uno bieies audi ME
bebaupten tSnuen." s.... d..
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Sic Sibuns bes National<@ Statues ber
GARNER Qians besann lebtenO on ners>
tag III Snbianapolis.> Wenis pom benz
mas bort %perbanbelt 1puroe, 1T Bis iett
betannt 9eseben unb mir miiieu unlere
2eier ouf na@ite @o@e pertrDit fen, um
tbnen senauen Beri@t gu ertatten.
prdiioent polt bielt cine @ebe, wel&e
bur@bliden laBt, baB e. elm tadtiaer
&dmpfer fir bic @a3e unb ieines Mm>
tes lit jebsr @e3iebuns seua9ien 1T.
Die 8eamtenmabl ersab folsenbes
Weiultat: prdiibent 8. 8. 8olt; Wice>
proficient, s. 8. Qouts, @ab>D atota;
Secretar, unb S@atmeiit er, s. s..
Gurner; Matchmaker 9feiielebrer, 8. s.
@i1ets uon &anlos.
Cine Depei@e pom %. melbet, saB
ii@ ber National> &atb pertaat bat.
Gin @ou5ussausi@ub wirb BEN Plat
fetieben, mo bic nd@ite 3uiammentunft
tattfinben iou. Dieielbe wirb entwe>
Der III Ntlan ia, harrisburg ober Can
Tranciico itattfinben. ...r.
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burd bieielben Der Droen telnen Sdas
ben erlitten. SIS tommt bod wobl nar
ielten Dol. baB Gonsrebe tasen, .obne
baB Meinunssueridiebenbeitcn portions
men. SIN u~er1oiIenen SoSialiitens
Gonsreb in Deutidlaue bat 6 aud
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sesebsn, uno
es lit iosar ioweit setommen, bab be
grtremen binaussemorien marSen.
DAP bic Neiormseitunsen wie Pilse aus
Der Grbe sei@oiien iino, 1T wabr, aber
Is 1inb piele barunter, bic ber geew Dors
ter Dolts,eituns ais SHUTTER bienen
tSnntsn. Die 9nusersnotb III Guros
pa bat Den Tarmer int gSeiten in teiner
@eiie bereidert, wenn bieielbe uieQei4t
AUDI basu beisetraseu bat, benz Weisen
einen f~eiteteu greis gu seben. Nm al
le%rmenisiten bat oer&Ieiniarmer llria6e
feline 9anbe iest miBis tn ben SdoB
III le9en. Uen 9urraDs9arm bel oer
Cincinnati Gcnuentiou bat am netiten
bic fetnSli@e preile ueribulbet, bic ME
Sic NemYorter golts;eituus, oarauf abs
;ielt, sic neue 8eme9ung 5u betnmen.
Gs iinb 9ewiB ni6t i~c5iale Sheen, bic
bic 8oltsseituns oa ucrbreitet, 'nnb biez
jelben tSnnen ba;u b~eitrasen, bic
Tarmer pon Der io;ialen Babn,
bic fie einseidlasen, absubrinsen. IS
mag Der DoltsSeitung na@ ibrer Nufs
%iailun9 eisentbuml.@ eri9einen, ooB mir
Die 8ewe9uns cine ~iociale nennen, na@
uni erer Mnii9t fam iie ni9t uerieblen
nit Der 3cit cine ~io;iale S%ewe9ung 81
merben, nnb Die Mdngel, bic iie etma
anf3umeiie en- bat, t0nnen nur ourd 9e>
senieitise 8elcbrun9 aus9emer5t. mer>
ben uno ni@t etwa burd 9etartiz
tel.
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unteritaten iousn. bic iib fret ais ibre
Miberiade betenen. Gin wirtl,9er
sluian,s Mann ueriudtSi bic 8eitrebansen
u~nicres Orbens gu uerifeben. uno per-
langt pom benen, bic ibm %opponlren,
s~cniisenbe @riube fir ibre Oppoiition,
Sin Mann, welder Dir iast, IN elmer
ober Der anbern partei 81 perbleiben,
oBne Dir %senisenbe @rinoe bafiir anaus
seben, it nidt bic 3eit wertb, bic bu BEL
Der sluSeinanberietuns an i'm pers
ibwenoelt. % bic Mrbeiters &laiie bies
ienise 1T, welde 9iIie uerlanst, 10 1T
es onsebra6t, baB Der MQiansler per-
iudt, nit berislben Tiblung gu betoms
men. CT ioute IN eriter Qinie ietn Sns
tereiIe benz @oblerseben Der Maians sus
wenoen. Oieienise geriou, bic ipeeus
l%ationsbalber fir bic sroben Irbsiters
uereinisunsen ositirt, um ii4 saSur@ ~
bereideru, seist senau, ba6 iie NUT ourd
ielbfii6t;9e Motiue seleitet ptro uno
lit oaber audi nut in Der Nuians interels
itrt, UNI @elb Saraus idlaaen. Oas
Mfotto Der Muiun; 1T: ,,8lei6e &edte
fir ale, unb ipeeicue Priuilesien fur
Niemanocn." llnb bieles Motto loute
in ieoem GerlammlunsszSocal Ser CUB
Maiamsen ansei@lascn iein.
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Ste Gtnm anDer,.n8 oeS Sab:
res 1891.

Das Sdatamts>D epartement bat bic:
fer Gage einen intereiianten unb iebr eins
9ebenoen Beri9t uber bic @inwanberuna
,nabreno Der eriten 8 Monate oes Sab:
res 1891 p~er0ffentlidt.
Mns bemielben sebt beruor, baB bet
Strom bet Immigration in benz 3eit>
raum pom l. Sanuar 1891 bis 3um l.
6eptember 1891 i'm 8er9lei@ NIT benz
entipredenoen 3eitraume bes @oriabres
gan; enorm ansei@wouen 1T, aber e
9ebt aus oieiem 8eridte s(ei@seitis aud
beruor, bab ii@ bieie 3unobme teiues:
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Tabrplan Der Mortbwcltern 8abn,
paHaeier sage.

6. ". 8. Seioemanm, Ssent'
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Die Wcr,uun oMn0cn i,tl
nd6 tten &rte9e-

Gor einisen Easen bielt BET berabmte
Wunbarst, Prsf. 8iurotb in Wien, un<
ter 0emoftrirun9 elmer &no9enl amn1>
lung, wel9e o Gerwunonn9en aus
benz frans0fi@zoeuti@en uno preuii@>
6iterrei@i9en &rie9e berriibrt, eineTorle>
flung iber &no@enperletunsen II. ia9te
II. g.: uDie oamals 9ebrau3ten @e>
we1re maren BON na@S 9lo0elburs'i@em
@pitem einerieits u. anSererleits na@
benz Spitem Climber uerfertist. l1no trotz
benz Sic Yercuiiionstroft bieier Wafen
taum bie9alfte jsner Der &epetir9ewebre
betrus, eriiebt mani bod bic fardterli@en
gerbeerunsen, wel6e bieielben anitelten.
Die percuiiionstraft Ser Mannli6er9es
uebre 1T cine iol9' itorte, baB auf cine
Oiltans BON 900 S9ritten cine 3te>
9eliiarfe Mauer 6ur1l9o1lcn weroe.
fam, es bober iosuiasen unmosli@
wiro, burd Veri6an5un9en uno Nuf>
iuden ioniti9er sebedter plabe einen
S@ut sesen bas mOrberii&e Teuer gu
finben. Das Mufnari3iren in sei@loiz
ienen @eibm Bort auf, benn bas Brss
iectil brin9t burd bret uno pier binterz
%einanter ftebense Mdnner. Das rau@>
lOje Yuluer umbiiut bas Seer nidt NIT
elmer @ou@wolfe, erm09li@t baber, bas
bic 3iell6eibe nn 10 leidter bei@oien
werben tann. @eBe Dem 9eere, Nell
DIES Dor benz Teinb iiber cine StraBe
mari@ieren muB, boppelt. weDe, menn es
oer Teinb in ieiner 9ebedten Gage anz
9reibt! @ottlob, baB i'd ni@t lit BET
Gage bin, Sbnen @erletungen bon neuen
@emebren gu 5eigen uno besen iie AUDI
ni9t ben Wuni@ oana@. Sic betamen
ourbl0@erte &no&en 5u ieben, BENIN bas
sewalti9 flicsenbe projettil sertrammert
nidt, ionbern bubrt bur@. Gin moberz
ner &ries t6nnte bemna@ au9 nur iebr
tnr;e 3eft oauern. l1nb t6nnte in Ell
mem lol@en Sale unicre Sanitdt ben
Nnforoerunsen entipre@en? UNI uou>
tommen ben 9eiteuten Mnforoerun9eu
@eniise gu %leiiten, miBte Bic Mannz
l3aft Der Sanitdt, CLAUDE i@, nabesu
10 fart fem, wie bic bes %treitenoeu
9eers; I'M aber ben Nnforoerunsen lei6>
LID entipre@en gu t%0nmen, miBte nod
man@es 9ei@eben. 2eioer wir6 GUT
Be0eruns Der Borbwaffen 10 piel aus
9eseben, aber CUR 9ebuns Ser Sanitat,
wel@e bod nit oenielben S@ritt balten
mub, miro 10 meni9 9etbou."
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Hpn:Srounn8.

Dic albsabe Der Yonia6en mirS sei3lo1e"'
ME folst:a
0sab benz Often: 9ad benz Welte'.
1:55 na6mittass. ABS nadmittaSs.
Ole aleemeine aussabe finbet taali@ ltatt
pom 1880 uormittass, bis 1880 na9mittaSs,
am Sonutas pom 8 bis 10. uormittass.
GottItcb odmiot, 9oitmeilter.
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Gin mirfIi6cr MlIian5s
@ann.

, IS wirb mobl ni3t aus benz Wsse
fein menn mir, { be mir weiter fabren,
bemerten, baB bic ,.Grtldruns Der i3mez
de" Der 5armer=NQian; tlar uno Se1ts
lid 1T une nidt miBueritanben ju 1perz
ben brau6t: Der 3wed ber NQian5 1T
ni9t Der, bic oemotratii9e ODER bic re-
publitanii6e Yartei gu uerni6ten, ionz
bern ie gu lebren, baB lie ibre Manner
uno MaBre9sln aus benz 9olfe 81 greet
fen baben. Die Nuian; ueriudt, bic
n0tbiseu Reiormen tn 10 tlarer, per-
ninftiser uno e9rli6er Weiie oar;ultelz
len, OaB oieiel6en ni6t mebr isnorirt uerz
ben touncn. Nnitatt su perlu9en, be
anoern politii9en partcien gu @runoe
gu ri9ten, periu9t oieielbe, oieie i'm Snz
terel1e ocr MaNen gu cuntroQiren nno
bic Yolitit pon triiserii6:n polititern
su ldubern. Gs 1T Die Nufsabe Der
Maians, pie ieeisen Yerbdltniie gu bei>
fern, unseredte @elete aus Den Status
ten gu entfernen unb unicre @e9ieruns
auf eine einfade refine 8aiis 3uriidSu<
fibren, auf mel6er gbrli3teit ben
9auptsus jeoes G'eietscbers biloen ioa.
Das 1T, mas bic Tarmers>I Qian; be-
;medt. F@enn Elm Turmcr ii@ ielblt
treu lit, 10 fam er leiner &e9icruns
nidt untreu fem. 81 mag Tebler be-
seben, aber eines lit semiB, CT fam feline
sroBeren Tebler begeben, als iie uon unz
ieren Staats> un6 Natioual 9eIeb9e>
bern be9ansen muroen. Mnitatt fir
bas golt @ei ete su entwer fen, 9aben
bic letteren lol9e fir @elo uno I'M Sn>
terelie bcs Mammuns entwsrfen Gin
treuer Muiansler bat StcQun9 9e9en
oas wadlenbe l1ebel, 9esen i6lsbtc @ez
ieb9ebun9 su nebmen. llm ein treuer
NQiauSler gu lein, wirb BON ibm ni6t
perlon9t, BON letner ebrli9en lleber;eus
suns ab5umeideu. St 1T GUT uoalten
Greibeit ieiner @eOanten bere@tist uno
er lit nidt 9ebuneem. ii@ Don ieincr
ueber5eu9uu9, Der Maioritdt ieiner
Muiau3:B riioer we9e1, abbrinsen gu
la0en, Bic pieqetdt anoerer reli9i0ler
nnb politii9er Mnii@t iino, trotbem ct
perpFi9tet lit, bic Contribution bes Or
Sens gu befolsen. IS 1T Pfidt fiji
jebes Mit9lieb uno jeben Beamten fret
unb srlnbli@ Die MaBreseln, melde
bic NQian5 beben ooer sefabrben tonnen,
gu beipre@en, bod menn Der b0&ite
&atb &e9eln unb @eiolutionen an9ez
nommen Fat, 10 1T es p1i3t iebes Nui>
anglers, int @smein=S utere1e gu bon>
be1n, unb ii@ oenielben gu fusen, BIS
bieie wioerrufen iiao. Dieienisen, melz
DE benz Inter datamtsplan %opponiren,
m0sen Is init ibrer Oppoiition ebrli@
unb fit bas >sSntereiIe bes 0oltes meinen,
bod lire N%nnabme mag AUDI uuri@tis
fem un6 Der gerbe1e'uns beoirfen.
Dte eisentli9e Grase 1T ie6o@ bic, Oh
Mlian3leute, bic bic Mufbebuns ber
l1ebel, wel@e ibnem unsere@te @eiet>
sebuns :sei@ahen.. uerlansen, unS bic
idon ueri@ieSenartis bur@ ibre @e>
prdientanten ibr Werlansen porbrinsen
Iiesen, ii@ ielbit gum @orren MAIDEN
,.nb sesen eisene l1eberseusung 2eute
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81; cnbaDnen oietircn Preite.

Gti c1to0Dncn OtctIrc" pse'|e"
s. 6. Mcaoe, grds. Der Douglas
g.. sluians, ucr0ffsntli3t I'M Tarm,
Stod ans 9ome iolsenoes S9re'ben:
GinliesenO ienoe i'd Sbnen cine &C.
naue Gopie zines Briefes, mie CT pom
Der Great Nortbern Giienbabn an @ez
leQi9aiten seianot muroe, Die in Nellon
in oiclem County @ei;en %taufsn. S'e
iino wobl 10 ireunoli@ uno iiber9eben
bas Sbreiben Der Oeffentlidteit, UNI
ben 6armern Dor Nu9en gu iabren, 'Die
lie pom ben Giienbabnen bebanoelt werz
ben.
0reat Nortbern Giienbabn 2inie.
ct. Saul, Oct. 8. 1891.
Mcllonunion Store Co., Nelion, Minn.
@ertber 9crr!- 8ei3meroen uon
Ojafis unb @elt Union iino bier ein9e>
sansen, baB @eisenz&aufer AT unlerer
9inie in Nellon iiber ben preis besablen.
Na@ l1nte1iu@uns finoe i@, oaB o'es
lid 10 perbalt uno Bel naberer Wertol>
suns Der @a9e finoe i'd, baB Sbre Son1z
pasnie G9ulO al Der @tOruns lit. Die
Gleuatoren : Gompagnien an ben 5wei
ob%cnsenannten Puntten broben NIT Sbz
rem preiie gu concurriren, n oteles
nidt auib0rt, mas gtnfluB aui nnlern
@auf Centre unb Nort6ern 3weis baz
ben unb Irubel nit Der uSoo" uno
Bocifc perurj a9cn mirbe. Sd muB
sic baber eriu9er, Sbren Preis auf Den
reguldren Marttpreis ~ bel6ranten,
um SIT u%erbinoern, bag ii4 Der Srubel
perbreitet. Sd babe ben GleuatorzGomz
pa9nien an jencm Puntte ebeniaus bless
be;isli9e, i9riftli9e Mittbeiluns gus
9cben lalIen.
Sbr ersebener g. g. @belbp.
Gen. Grafic Mgs.
Wollen sic, nun 10 freunolt9 lein,
uno mir in Sbrer nd@iten .'Mussabe fol-
senbe Traaen beantmorten:
sit bic @reat Nortbern Giienbabn
60. Elm" Common Garrier?" Wenn 10,
mas fir eimen l1nteri@ieo ma@t es, Oh
Tie @eiscn fir @leuator>T ereinigun>
gen ODER fir Briuat : Ser onen be-
f0roer g.. s bic So. ir9eno et=
mas an, Oh nun Elm &duf er 8 ooer so
Gents uber ben Marft>Yreis fir Meiz
gen ODER irsenb etwas onoeres be5ablt?
&edtfertist bas obi9e 8or9ebm bet Giz
lenbabn g.. ni@t eas 0orseben Der
GARNER Qian;, aaB bic 0eesierun9 9ez
naue Gontrole ibcr bic Gilenbabnen fubz
rem ODER int anbern SAL biel elben al li3
brin9en lsu, I'M lie fir oas @emeins
mobl bes @olfes in 8etrieb gu ieten?
Sol9es @or9eben 1T Elm @epaltact an
ben Tarmern uno bie1e lo1ten ii9 per>
einisen unb Mann fir Mann NUT fir
lolde Staats> unb Nattonal : &c lee9e>
Der itimmen, bic fid uerpfli@ten, benz
Monopsle bic 3wan9s : Sadie a~n5ulez
gen.
s. 6. Meabe,
8rds. BET Douglas So. M1ion5.
Sn einem ldnseren @rtifel leudtet
Tarm, Stod & Some Der Great Nortb1
ern Babn unb benz @eisensM onopol
gan; seb0ris bei,n. Gen S@luB oiez
les Mrtifels biloet Jolsenoes:
sSnbem mir i6lieBen, muien mir
9errn Sbelbp bas Compliment MAIDEN,
baB er burd fem S@reiben ben @eisenz
8auern I'M Morbmeiten einen sroBea
Dienit seleitet bat. Gr bat aues per-
ratben. Die Sarmer miilen iett, bag
cine centrale @utoritat ben preis ibres
@eitens fit ben beimii@en Martt feit>
iett, Die @eisen=G rnte Der Melt mag
Elm Gebll@las iein, pom 9unser ~eritarrte
2ippen uno fno9ise 9dnbe m09en fir
irsenb einen 9reis nod unierem @eiien
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