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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-26

with blank score csrda for over 81 races ail
lor IS cents. Coma ming = carefully PREPARED
synopsis of the rults and reRu ations 81 he
American Trotting associauo incluaing
their complete betting rules aua rues
Governing standard trosters ard PAGERS AID
VOCABULARY Of technical terms on the tnrf. to
eetner with diagrams Of kite and regulation
tracks. drawn to 3 scsie. ana every part
minutelv described The names. ser. color
AMI records of 20 Of the very iAsfesf American
hor.es. Bianh Score tafd- far resds nse
for over 80 Races and rules for N r. NJ
and reading them correctly. Last price. clotn
cover 80 cents: paper cover Is ceHts 80 per
cent. discount TO sgsn's on All orders oil =
copies or more. Cash to accompany Oil ORD
csaily a. the races this season. Send orders
early aud avoid derry cur frst edition IL
already erhrus'ed- "A irtss.
PARnEI CO. Grand Rapids. N cs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-26

Come early and avoid the rush at the
Giants closing ont sale of the Sherman
mortgaged clothing stock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-26

Everything in its season at Chapin's
restaurant.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-26

For Over Fifty Years
Mas. WILSON'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for children teething. Ii sooths the child.
softens the gums aIlays al pain. cures wind.
collie, and Is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty 1--WE cents . bottle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-26
Young chickens at Dettenthaler's.

Do not. confuse the famous Blush OF Roses
with the many worthless paints. powders.
market. Get the genuine Of White i Wnite.
Is cents per bottle. and Tgparantee 1t will re-
move your pimp,es. freckles. blackheads.
moth. tan and sunburn. and give you lovely
cOmD,eYfOn. ft-F
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03
Kidnapped From the wasoo

Two Of the non-union deck hands ot
Vhe Wasco, employed in the place of
union men discharged few days ago
were kidnapped from the steamer
monday evening upon her arrival ar
seattle from Fairhaven, by twentv'
mVe or thirty members of the unio1
Ihey. went aboard forward and aft
ana in minute had the two men
placed in ships boat manned bv five
thon hen VINO VINO rowed rapidly away. Just
Cheh captain Hoyt came on board with
a revolver and the intruders ali ran
2ut gult he could not stop the rowboat
Inc police were notified and gave
chase on board the steamer but tbe
lugltiyes landed at Smiths Cove and
Cook to the woods before they could be
I pseIhauled. Officers seized the row
lion really involved in the reductidn of
teck hands wages. 'i0H vi
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03
Tax Sale Certificates Filed

Clty Attorney Howard yesterday
nled with the county auditor III GER
Dihcates OF tax sales Of property in this
city,, These certificates are all for
small amounts of taxes. averaoinn, un laod lor
than 81 each. 9'"s i'9s
me land covered by these temnor-
a. lities is redeemable by the owners
AZ az any tine within a year upon the
pIy iient OF the taxes and costs of the
paie n WIN interest at II per cent. mi
iot redeemed by the owners within
ynaU uhle permanent title will be
given to the present holder.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03
AT THE FAIRHAVEN mime
Bright Prospects for a Busy
Season at the Jennings
Camp
Foundation for Bunkers Laid
and Work On Trestle to
Begin at Once
Increasing Demand For the
Coal and Coke Shipments
For Helena

Mr.. Richard Jennings, superintend
ent Of the Fairhaven mine at JENNINGS
arrived in the city yesterday and is
now at The Fairhaven. Mr.. ,Jenninos
declares that prospects at the mine are
brighter than at any other time since
ms connection with it. The facilities
lor getting out coal are being greatly
increased by the extensive improve-
ments now being made. The 54-foot
scales will be completed this week
Ihe foundation for the coal bunkers
is already laid and work on the trestle
VIII be commenced next week.
More coal and coke was shipped dur
ing the month of January than during
any preceding month. Orders for this
coke are increasing rapidly since its
introduction by samples. Two car
loads were shipped to Seattle last Sun.
1ay, A car is now being loaded for the
lf2Seiillngham Bay iron works in New
w haJcom and one carload for Butte |
'ity' samples of this coke tested there |
we're pronounced superior TO the Con.
ielsVllle coke for smelling purposes
Ahother carload will be shipped TO
'eatue Sunday and twenty tons TO
i From $50 to 200 tons per day could be
akeh from the mine. At present from
,,;Xty seventy-five tonsare mined daily
ne village of Jennings now has a po1.
latlon OF about sixty-five souls. Nr
states that they are now J
'hool, day and night school and arc
ow moving to secure a reading room /
ld library; The night school Is con- d
!cted by his son Thomas and his
ne. 1t is attended by the miners o
ME their children attend the day a
hooi. Twelve nationalities are renre-
nted among the miners. q
no liquor is sold in the village and a
Is proposed to keep it a model com h
unity. ''i'
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03
WANTS HANDSOME PRopeRrv
n Hoosier Maiden Who Wants Soma.
thing Better Than Dirt

n hoosier Maiden Who Wants Soma.
thing Better Than Dirt
"A hrm that advertises as extensiveI,,
as Gamwell d Warner do, and reeei YES
thousands Of letters from inquirers in
all parts Of the world, is bound To GET
many strange communications Mr.
Warner, the bachelor member Of tbe
nrin' although prepared for almost any
ehliig, Whlle opening letters RECENTLY
lound something in "A delicately tinted
ePuilateral envelope that almost tool
ms breath away. The letter was writ.
zen on iaultless stationery, in delicate
iadys hand. 1t was from one purnort-
ing TO be Hoosier maiden, and n little
Dlrd must have directed her TO Mr.
warner, for nobody in Fairhaven has
the disposal Of greater SNAP, i'm the
sort OF property she wants than tbie
same Charles f. Warner. Following
is her letter: '''' " ing
" Hospital indianapolis. l-2e-92
MY Dear Mr.. Warner-I received h,,
Lhis mornings mail copy of the |
,Dri.phic," for which please accent INV |
hanks. my
This being my chameleon Year
We concluded to invest in sometbing
more substantial than real estate. II
you nave any handsome property of
nat sort to dispose of you will find n
eady bidder In me. ''' "
I've finished course as trained
lorse, and am now installed I'm this
lospltal. Pm very interested in the
ar west, as ! spent few months i'm
'pokane, therefore the Graphic gave
ne much pleasure. Again accent the
hanks Of yours respectfully.
Miss NJ ANtrp
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

me following are the latest real
estate transfers recorded, as fIrniebed
oy the abstract office of ButIer q
McCarty; "'iei "
! MONDAY, FEB.
E j Stier to M Maloney. lot a. bIls Z
hamilton d Reynolds first add IN
tairhaven; $50. "
l. Christianer and wife to < X
Murdock, lot II, blk 2, Shepherds add
to Blaine; $50. '''''
= M Maltby and wife to Sloane
lot 8, blk 2, Maltby's add to Lvn,
p Halberg ct al to n DabIouist nj
oi lot ia and 81 Of lot 10, blk / Yort
add TO Whatcom; $500.
1 Dahlquist and wife 10 N : DobI
gust nw{ of swi, sec 2, To 3snr4a
ana lot II, blk II, Central add TO Fair,
haven; 1916. " + ar
United States patent TO f S Norton
HW4 OF sec %, tp 0nr2c.
} A Martin and wife TO 1 NJ Martin
lot 4, blk 4, Martins add to Blaine. 81 |
) A Martin and wife TO J II Martin
lots !, and 3, blk 4, Martins add to
Blaine; 81. ''' VII D ''u 10
E ; McCord to A ID Brand lot IA
DIX SO, Fairhaven Land Connon,,'s
irst add; $3.50. '"''y
w IL Carpenter and wife to l. Low
n ,,5y, 10 lot 10, blk 49, New Whatcom.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03

me fairhaven Hotel is being re-
wired by the Thomson-Houston Com
pany with an improved system of wir.
ing, and in the course of few dave
VIII be Illuminated with electriciiv
generated by the hotel dynamo. The
falrhaven is the most complete hotel
plant on the Pacific coast. Lasf snn,l
IIer the company rut in Thomson.
houston dynamo of 400 l8-candle
llght capacity. The lights of the hotel
when when connected with this dynamo
wlth the improved wiring, will he q
great improvement over the present
illumination. The wiring of the build'
lng above the first floor is completed.
ana ~ last night a force Of men worked
al night wiring the dining room. n
=. a. onlth has been employed as
Jay engineer and A. r. Bennett as
night engineer. 90
ihe new dynamo has been tested for
short time each day for the past three
'r iour days with excellent results.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03
Speed of an Atlantic TaIaor.

The length of time it takes a teIa.
graphic signal, a current of electricity
to pass under the Atlantic from Amer.
lea to Europe, or to traverse anv great
distance, point about which there 10
an astonishing divergence of ideas and
lnaccuracy OF common infornati0n
was accurately ascertained few dave
ago under interesting circumstances
some experiments were made at No
On College, Montreal, under the ans
plces OF the British and Canadian gov
eahfnentsi to ascertain the longitude of
Montreal by direct observations from
Green wich. 1t was necessary IN kno,,'
how longit took signals to pass under the
Atlantic. The land line was connected
with the cable so that signals would
pass through without being relaved a
thing impossible TO do for actual work
Which could be arranged for simply
single nash of current. A return cir.
cult was arranged so that a signal sent
from Montreal would 20 TO Canso. N
>. thence through the cable 10 Water. |
yille, Ireland, and return to Montreal /
a chronograph was attached 10 the /
sending and receiving apparatus IN
measure tie time. Out Of BOO signals
sent 1t was found that the AVERAGE time
taken by the current 10 cross fle A.
lantlc and back, distance In all 80
S,VOV miles, was exactly one seeou.<16
q In III 4.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03
A FARMERS VIEWS ON BONDS

CUSTER, Jan. 81, 1892.
EDITOR FAIRHAvEN HERALD-\Ve
nailed with delight the anti-bond
article Of the 2Sth. While we have
great respect for the county commits
sloners, we think it very foolish IN trv
10 force a tax on the taxpavinp neonia
py calling a special election for fhe
purpose OF bonding the county, thereby
allowing the non-taxpayers to vote on !
question where the taxpayers are
0Ily interested. If the questions were /
lelt 70 the farmer alone it would be |
I 1871 uowh Two TO one, and they alone |
CSugnt 70 oe the interested parties. In
ooi1iliillsslOher Lyles' answer to the
~ a. itSie oi the 18TH, he claims the South
Iolh settlers snip all their produce to
seattle. | wonder if he is aware tbat
there is produce shipped RIGHT tbroua,h
Whatcom to Seattle at fbe nreseS1t
time. If Bellingham Bav wants to
mold the trade of this county they must
put In manufacturing Industries there.
oy employing men and causing a
market Tor our produce, not creating n
ueoJ 10 drlVe out capital. Mr.. Lysle
says there are tons of produce let rot
ior the want of roads Would like IN {
know where it is. " /
Inere are only two parties i'm this /
locality in favor of bonds, and both sav a
they want to sell out, and think tbye a
BOND Will boom the county and thev l
can sell out and leave before the reac. d
tlon brings on hard times. On Tho n
other hand, there are good Responsible
farmers perfectly satisfied at the nres- a
emu ume who say If the bonds are voted o.
they will certainly sell out for what
Ihey can get and leave the countrv
our tax at present is out of all reaso11 n
yet what will it be with Sl4 O00 more N
per year to be aised. 1t is not only
ne nigh taxes, but it will keen ont
manufacturing industries, and denress
ne county in general. 1t is amnsing o.,
o near some real estate men call ne
nossbacks and claim we dorjt want 10
oads. | would like to have some Of ic
mem follow me some day when we are di
working on the road. The moss wonid an
e apt TO slip off of his back before i'm
lght we do more donation work in WI
lls part OF the county and less kicking ag
nan any other part. Our idea is to 80
nIorce the ditch law, put i'm plenty of "a
uge ana deep bitches, and make the pi'
Dolhlng property holders pay their ea
art OF the expense, and you will have Nj
ne county dry, and good roads on the Or
ltch planks. Give us township or no
I anlzatlon and the county can take care AT
itself Let the towns build manu- wi
ctones and we will supply them with pa
roduce without bonds. Fairbaven thi
oilcd good vote against bonds last VII
eegiu2n, and we sincerely hope tbey sin
III 90 the same this time. cui
FARMER. ifo
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03
County Commissioners in session

III yesIeTuHy's Session Of the county
commissioners a resolution was
adopted asking the county attorney
Tor his opinion on the authority of tho
board to proceed with the constyuction
ol certain drainage bitches now undar
consideration. Several overseers Of
ROAD districts were present at tbeImeet-
ing ana made their reports for the
quarter ending January i. " '"e
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03

Last Saturday morning about 1
O'Clock there was fight in the Arling-
Ton saloon, PuyaIlup, between Archie
Mehay and Thomas Bob, young
,ancher ,a Of the Puyallup reservation
Hehday morning Bob died from the
enec,s OF blow with billiard cue.
Wnlch he received at that time. and
coroner FRANK md deputy sheriff
are looking for his assailant.
Inc dead man was 20 years d.
anu son OF Blghead Bob, org
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03
REPoRToRIAL \

The tug Biz left yesterd, *
WIN a large boom Of selecte'
Seattle. '0''e'
The steamer Triumph brou,
OF pressed hay down the Moo
terday forenoon.
Mrs. Hart's select dancing
ladles and gentlemen will ,
evening at Thistle's hall
Donald Chambers "a j.
l0r court yesterday 4
closure Of a MORTGAGE =
COSTS against Mary w
The county auditor
licenses Tuesday to c.
Julla Whitticar, of New
AndreW Anderson and
Fairhayen.
Three new families
Falrhaven to make theiI l
past two days-the fami
II. Giles, Of Seattle; Mr.
a and Joseph VI ~
The Bellingham Bay q
ROAD construction gang
ing the ground and bur-
preparatory to openini =
;oal bunkers just beyoH3
IN the water front.
B. p. Pegram, SUD
lines, and Il. j.
'aptaln at Seattle for ID
company, arrived onx
erday morning anfV
pection of the conn
bis point left on theI1
The citizens execu,
he public reading ROOD
ng at the Office of Mrj
ut as no answer h&
ON the Chamber
'ieirence TO sharing
sading room, the meefff# Z
ntil Friday evening.
Rev. f. w. 10y, who red
rday from Blaine, whereA
81 Sunday, stopped
onday on his return 10 =
.e marriage Of Mr.. Harry II
ia Miss Lena Zwaska. lA,
hatcom, who were NJ
sIdence h of Mr.. and MIH
Fe (
The new offices, three "A,
ntly fitted up by the B1l
'al Company in the Bellin
INK building, are numb
q 80: One will be used as
the Bellingham Bay q EaI
~, another as the private
ihager Downs while the thA
,ner OF the building, will be
the general office of the "A
ny. L1J
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03
NEW VIVA,

A. j. Lawrence. v
bought the Will sa
City Marshal Nd -
his new house on Ga
day. - ~
w. II. O'Connor, age
dlah Pacific railroad, has - l.!
| sign IN front Of his ofiiceS&4t -
ornament TO the street.
i. Matsuo, the Japanese mercba,
mas moved from Thirteenth street
1901 Holly street, near Bay street
A carload ofiron ore from the Cher
creek mines arrived yesterday over "A
canadian. Pacific railroad, destined
tacoma for the Tacoma Smeltin0 "A
Refining Works II
me repairs on Maple street are nea
completed. Carriages are now LII
,eacil the new depot of the Bellinghaj
bay % British Columbia railroad VIII
mud. '''i'uBi
The Y. NJ. G. A. gave a members, /
ception at their rooms last evening y
musical program was furnished. and
spread prepared by ladies Interested ir
the welfare of the association.
The coal drill on the Cornwall pron
cry is now down to a depth of I75 feet
al ana sun working through soft sand
me diamond drill has not as vet beer
started, and will not be until solid rocll
Is reached. '''N '''''
:, Inc work of laying the track for the
ralrhayen and Lake Whatcom eIec-
nc railway through G street Is beino
'ushed. Already II extends far out he
'ond the court house, and a large Oano
u n men are pushing it along rapidly.
Ihe Deutscher Verin of Bellingbam
Say Is TO give grand ball aboard the
ark Stanwood, now at the CornwaII
NH, tomorrow evening. The commit
ee of arrangements includes Otto
Iratzig. "''" ~
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03
INJUNCTION ASKED FOR
l. J. Dooley Wants the Street
Railway Consolidation
Delayed
"A Hoosier Trained Nurse
wants to Make Washing
ton Investments
Progress on the Street Railway
Llne---To Be Through
This Week

T. j. Dooley, by his attorneys Fair
child d Rawson, yesterday filed in tbe
superior court petition for an iniunc.
Vloh' The purpose of which would he n
prevent the consolidation of the Neu
Whatcom Electric Railroad with tbe
ralrhaven Street Railroad Companv
untn after the final hearing of the
plalntlff's suit against the former cor
poration.
Inc peutlon prays the court to enioin
the Lake Whatcom Electric Railroad
company from negotiating the sale of
property OF the company, or any part
thereof, until the final hearing of n,o
case that on final hearing the defend
ants be enjoined and restrained from,
carrying out the negotiations entered
INTO with the Fairhaven a. T.ako
w hatcom Electric railroad: that tbo
defendants and each of them he on
,ySl ,4Ihed from connecting the Lake
Wnatcom with the Fairhaven Electric
aiiiiWayi that the Fairhaven EIectric
rralWay be enjoined and restrained
! rom OH using the said property of tba
Iake liik Whatcom Electric railway in
;u,udlhg the right-ofway of the faLo
w natcom Electric railway and fbe
50Wer OF said company; that II n
Faity be euJoined from executing anI,
OF transfer of any pronertyy 1
y :, the property Of the Lake Whafcon1 ,
1'ecIrlc railway Company. !
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03
Thurston County Tide Land Auu,

rhurston County Tide Land Appraisers
The Thurston county board of tide
land appraisers organized at oIympia
monday by the election of Francis
l,totch, of Bucoda, president; A. If An
qers1i3R Whatcom, secretary. ald
l.. of Olympia, engineerl
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03

a"o citlzens had a bet the other dav
gentleman who has always nrided iJmIi Gis,
seii on his ready knowledge. lie cam ca,
SSns"ei questions in B. G. history win a
M lgI goodness e-dOn't-you- know that
alI AZ ihat Is as biting as NoyemGer hiast
wei the boys in the store put nm ioL
gu 81 MN. AFTER preparing for the occa9
ininrien,vy int snvy goI INTO discussion with their
hn..igSIu ihn.siiiqcIuaI friend who was sudLenlv
mortified 20 hear his statenents IN r,y
uIcted with the assertion. "OId man vo,,
are wrong. A Q once a bet was n,ado A."
me me know it-all gentleman iost of
!, c,ouIse' Tor his contestants had nrimed
IIinJiilselyes from the Encycl6pmdla
rn,,. iI.aDnica. y INCA. Moral-lf you bet. consult
''"' britannica 10 be sure Of winning.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03

FAIRHAVEN dNVESTMENTS 1--WE SIlh snrIEs. CAN BE
Ihough u.s. We and the choicest inside and
property and sell on terms guaranteeing the best
~ we undertake commissions of any kind from the
d proposition special attention is d
IIecteu 10 our magnificent SOUTH FAIRHAVEN w AFTER
60NT PROPERTY which is close in and selling at Sl75 to
@ S per 0 similar property in other Pacific Coast cities
ohgs eO TO $4,000 per lot and the increase of profit
can surely be expected at Farhaven resources are
greater than any other portion the United States For
maps, pamphlets ETC., address "
WASHINGTON IMPROVEMENT CO., Fairhaven Wash
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03
STRETCHING THE WIRES
Eairhaven and New whatoom Street
Railway Nearing Compilation

Eairhaven and New whatoom Street
Railway Nearing Completion
Mr.. II. w. Goode, general manager
OF the Thomson-Houston COMPANY. of
Portland, accompanied by Mrs. Goode.
arrived at The Fairhaven Yesterday
ana VIII remain here until the opening
OF the Fairhaven d New Wbafcor5
street railway. The trolly wire will
DE stretched today along Garden street
from the New Whatcom boundary to a
connection with the trolly on Front
street at the intersection of Fourteenth
me feed wire has been strung from
Fourteenth street TO the end of the
line. The feed wire for the Garden
street extension has not vet arrived
but Is expected daily. IL is confidently
expected that everything will be com.
pleted by Thursday, and that a through
trial run will be made on that dav
The entire stock Of wallpanors oil
paintings. engfavings and aftlsts' ma
Ierlels, formerly owned by Il. II Fulier |
! being sold by sheriff's sale. in tho ne,.
~
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03
PERSONAL

Mr' l. ;. Richards leaves tom
i ior san francisco on business re-
TO his steamship agencies.
Mr.. f. G. Head, formerly one .
Ieal estate men and now "A an
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03

r, Once tried always used. We mean
WWlymple fiour, and you will find 1t az The
Mayer-Smith Grocery Co. ~ sie
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-02-03

s: s: :: :: :: {. E. $::.' {: !; !; !:
went on railroa Z = r.
Mr.. f. II.
Sound agent fol
the city.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-03
ben tpirtb I6aftli6en Moblitanb bes
Staates f0rbern.
Ser Gelte."

Inter bieiem 5itel eri9eint felt einie
ger 3eit in gropfIpr, g. g., cine Mos
natsi6rift 1T altirif6er 3unge. 9ies
ielbe bringt d6te irif9e @ufidBei lit proz
Ia nttb Gerien unb ma9t es 1i6 CUR
Nltfgabe, uuter BEN SDbnen @rins bas
G%ertdn6niB unb Die 2iebe fir bic i66z
ne Spra6e pieber gu tpeden, bic bens
ielben bur6 bic englii6en 1tterbriider
genDmmet mar.
Ser 9erausgeber bes rgelten" (The
GaeI) ien6et iebt fogar feline Nrtifel
tereotppirt an ale INSTRUMENTATION
Wo6enbldtter. Wenr biefelbet tpirfli6
2iebe fir ibr 8olfstbum betpabrt babem,
folten tie etpas .babpn ieber Nummer
einperleiben. @an3 bergebli6 f6eint
bieie gen1iibn1g ni6t gu iein. Wenigs
items bat Der uns b%orliegenbe, III 5an
Grancisep er16einerbe uMfonitpr" in
ieber ieiner Musgaben ein eigenes eeltis
f6es Separtement, benz er bic l1eberz
f9rift Irish Language porfebt.
90 pie es iebem Sobne our gbre
gerei9t, pean er feline @ltern tpertb
balt, gleidpiel ob iie aniebrigen Stans
bes iinb, 10 1T es aud fir bic Srldns
Der ebrenboa, ipentt fie li6 ibrer Mute
terfpra6e erinnern.
Cine no6 b6bere 8e6eutung aber gez
tutant biele Wteberbelebung zines balbz
p~erlorenen Sbioms, tpettr1 man 1i6 Bic
8ef6t9te befelben ing @ebd6tniB ruff.
Bon Dem Nugenblide an, ba bic
@ngldnber uttter 9eiari6 benz 3tpeiten,
plantaeenet, Srlanbs @olfsfreibeit
nit SiBen traten, iu6ten fe inn aud
feline Spra6e gu nebmen. Wftt perz
itdrfter Ma6t arbeiteten bic Groberer
barauf bin, als lie i'm i~iebaebnten Sabr=
bunbert gum apeiten Mal glei9 elmer
Sinbflutb iiber Bic fleine Snfel bereinz
bra6en. GromtDeQ unb feline Euritae
ner batten ndmli9 BEL ber %9lusrottung
Der Spra6e 5uslei6 bic Qusrottung
Der &eligion Srlanb's i'm Nuge. 9enn
fe muBten pobl, pie enge @laubensz
geiit unb Spra6geif auiammenbdn=
gen.
Wenn nun BON einem 8efreiungs=
fampfe beg irii6en Bottles segen bas
md6tige England bic &ebe 1T, 10 muB
bieier &f bod por MIem auf gels
itigem @ebiete ausgefo6ten tperben.
9a5u geb6rt aber, baB bic n1tterbrid>
ten ibr geiii9es unb literarii6es gis
gentbum tpiebergetpinneu.
Wenn iie Sizes tbun, 10 tperber iie
aud mebr 8erfdnbniB fur bic @n=
trengungen aitberer Nationalitdten gez
wiunen, beren geifiges grbe, fei es
6nr6 imnere 2ebensfraft, lei es bur6
ibren 3ufammenbang nit einem mdds
tigen &ei9e, nod ni6t oOllig berloreu
aegaraen 1T.