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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25
SALTWATER NEWS.
Events ofthe Sabbath in the City
on the ST, CrOiX.

School district No. Is in the village of
South saltwater is one of the most flourish
ing districts in the county. Henry Sullivan
was recently chosen treasurer of the district
and MS predecessor turned over S53I4e6 TO
him on Saturday. The new school building
erected last year will be repainted and fixed
up before the fall term of school begins.
Your correspondent interviewed a number
of prominent Dem ocrats yesterday as to their
preference for governor, and almost all of
them were in favor OF nominating Thomas
Wilson, and think that if Knute Nelson is
nominated by the Republicans. Wilson cau
be elected. Many Republicans in this city
and county will vote for the Democratic
nominee in preference to Nelson.
Log shipments on the st. Croix are very
good, no less than thirteen RATS OF logs and
one of lumber leaving this port for down
river points last week.
Senator J. s. O'Brien has returned from
Chicago. where his running horses won a
number of races.
The funeral of Mary Ward, who died Sat
urday of Inflammation of the bowels will be
held today.
special term of the district court Will be
he'd TODAY
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25
Beat His Better Hale

William NoOnan, living at 300 Lisbon
street, was arrested last night charged:
with beating his wife. Mrs. Noonan's+
brother came to the station to see that
his brother-in-law was not released on
bail. Mrs. NOonan and her relatives:
had endeavored, he said. to keep
NOOnan'S behavior from the public,
and the frequent beatings he had given
his wife in the last two years had been
allowed to pass for the sake of the
family. Last night Noonan secured a.
revolver and threatened to kill his wife,
and, according to the statements OF lpeF-
sons in the house, would have suc-d
ceeded had the weapon not been taken5
from him. NOonan was intoxicated at
the time he was arrested
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25
Fought Over a Growler.

Mrs. Reed, a colored woman who lives
on the lower levee, West st. Paul. had
two white men pay her friendly call
yesterday morning. The visitors rushed
the GROWER frequently, and as re-
suit fight occurred. Officer McGailey
stopped the affair before any serious.
damage was done and arrested Mrs.
Reed and one of her callers. The man
arrested gave his name as Melvin
Emery and said he had just arrived
from Pittsburg. His partner escaped.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25
A Maniac's Misdeeds.

Early yesterday morni ng Z. Johnson,
a carpenter who resides at the corner of
Wells and Arcade streets, was taken
into custody by Officer Lindgreen.
Johnson has been ill for the past four
months, and his sickness has caused
him to become partially insane. During
tit of temporary insanity yesterday
morning he drove his wife and two chill
dren from the house and threatened to
kill them if they returned. johnson
was taken to the county Jail and will be
brought before the probate court.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25
Health Is Wealth.

Dr. e. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT, guaranteed specific forIiysteric Dir
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tary Losses and Spermaterrhna, caused bv
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indulgence. Each box contains one months
treatment. 81 box, or six boxes for S.,
sent by mail prepaid. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order for
six boxes, accompanied with s., we send the
purchaser our written guarantee TO refund
the money il it does not effect a cure. Guar.
autees issued only by W. X. Collier, successor
to Hippler & Collier. druggists, Seventh and
Sibley SITS. st. Paul. Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25
A New Departure.

A year ago "rhe Burlington" placed
in service on its day trains between the
Twin Cities and Chicago. Reclining
Chair Cars, no charge being made for
seats therein. This feature has been so
much appreciated by the travelling pub
lie that the management have extended
the service to the Vestibuled Limited
Trains, which will be equipped COM
mencing Monday next, with reclining
chair cars of the latest and most elegant
pattern, running daily between Mime
apolis and st. Paul and Chicago, leaving
st. Paul at 7:30 p. IN. No charge will
be made to passengers for occupying
seats in these cars, and it should be
noted that 1.-The Burlington" is the only
line to Chicago Offering this accommo-
GatlOn.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25
The Ladies.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the Calitor-
mia liquid laxative Syrup of Figs. under
all conditions, makes it their favorite
remedy. TO get the true and genuine
article, look for the name of the Califor-
nia.Fig Syrup Co., printed near the bot
tom of the package.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25
Neuralgia headaches promptly cured by
Bromo-SeltZer-10c bottle.
Scrap at the Race Track

Bill Brown, colored, and Edward Ris-
don, white, two stablemen employed at
the Hamline race track, had tight YES
terday afternoon. During the scrap
Brown struck Risdon with a pitchfork
over the head. By the time the police
arrived Brown had skipped out. Risdon
was taken to the city hospital by order
fingers
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25
Some Other William Joseph.

To the Editor OF tie Globe.
In your issue of Sunday you have an
item charging one w. J. Dunnebeck,
with issuing check with "no funds"
and arrest. etc. The same might i'm
press many who hear it that it is Will
lam Joseph, who keeps the restaurant
on East Third street. So to dispel any
unjust convictions and aIlay my righte-
Gus indignation, please give this promi-
hence. Yours with astuteness and pers-
picuity.
WILLIAM JOSEPH DUNNEBACK,
The Great Bear Trainer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25
TIE Feeding of Infants.

The fact that about fifteen infants to
every hundred born. die the first year,
is significant and lamentable. 81 am
decidedly of the opinion" says the well
known authority, j. III. Hanaford, NJ.
D., that the general introduction of
lactated food would materially diminish
this death rate"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

Upon fair and square contest McGill is
the choice Of the Republicans of Anoka
county. two to one. Saturday he had a clean
majority, but by manipulation and the con-
gressional fight, Nelson got away with The
delegates. Two delegates publicly an
nounced they were for McGill, but had to
change 10 Nelson.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25
Do You Wantto Ruy

A good first mortgage upon st. Paul
real estate? have a number to sell in
various sums, at 6, 7 and per cent in
terest, payable semi-annually; title
guaranteed. Address w. II. Wilmot, p.
o. Box 2I99, St. Paul, Mimi,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

future Of the doctor and his family. No
word was left behind to indicate where
they went, but it is presumed they will
go far enough away to prevent the
sleuths of st. Paul from further molest-
ing the doctor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

Listen TO Brothe, Allen of the jackson
Republic: The Republic is going to be
mighty hard row of stumps if Nelson is
nom min e. We nave IA, bsep wno9plns 1t up
ciples, and we shall have to bolt Republican
ism or Nelson. Now. which shall it be-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

The Union is sad, sick and sore, and is
willing to admit it. 1t will also admit that
Its influence as political journal is not very
extensive. as it couldn't, or didn't succeed
IL getting its own county for McGill. How
beautifully it has been turned down. Hark
there are other campaigns coming and then
things may be different
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

exposed wing of our little army?' Don't
curse them. Don't refuse them and
their parents the sacrament. Teach
them in the church, in the priests
home - anywhere Above all, look
after their fathers and mothers"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

If McGil is beaten for the gubernatoriai
nomination, the nationality cry is the cause
No man stands better before the people than
he.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

If you want to see the worst sore head in
town. all you have to do is to lift the hat of
the bald-headed editor of the Union
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

The machine is in splendid working order
No lack of oil and fuel. and once again is
brought wildly TO mind that poor man has
no show in Minnesota. in political sense.
God speed the day when it won't be So.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

Nothing very propitious in the outlook for
the Republican party in Minnesota with
knute Nelson as standard bearer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

If Nelson is nominated for governor, Hon.
C.. K. DAVIS will not be reelected United
States senator. Paste this liz your hat.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25
PEASE is SORE.
The AnOka Editor Makes a Few
Strong Objections.

The prospective nomination of Knute
Nelson by the Republicans next Thurs
day, and the further fact that Nelson
carried Anoka county in spite of Editor
Pease. has made the latter so hot that
he can really be called ''sore." One
solid column of the Union editorial
page is devoted to spicy comment on the
situation. 1t follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

dHo. A. r. McGill ought to be the next gov
ernor of Minnesota, and would be if the peo-
pie could have their say.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

! Nelson, Brown, Biermann and Holcomb
That will make foar out Of six, won't it?
Better give up the other two.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

/. "A movement is on foot in Anoka to organ
ize all American Republican club, and only
American born voters will be accepted as
members.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

If we've got to have Nelson; do itup brown.
and nominate a Scandinavian for all the
slate Offices
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

Had the congressional contest been kept
out of the cam paigu. McGiil would have car
ricd Anoka county in spite CT the lavish use
of money against him.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25
A RestiaI Performance.

Frequent complaints have been made
to the police at Rondo street station
about fellow who was making indecent
exposure of his person in the neighbor-
hood of Martin and st. Adams streets.
Capt. Lowell detailed an officer in that
locality. and yesterday morning John
Moliner was arrested by Officer Klinger-
smith as the guilty party. The evidence
of the officer will be sufficient to prove
the ofTense charged, and the ladies in
the neighborhood who have been so
much ANNOYED by MoliIer's beastly ac-
lions will not have to be called into
court. The prisoner is employed by
Charles Seiberlinger to deliver milk, and
resides Oh Rice street short distance
from the water works.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

1t has come at last No man can be nom
mated Oh the Republican state ticket unless
he does the bidding of the political ring at
the state capital. which has Gov. Merriam at
It's head-Anoka Union.
The Republicans Of the state Will be justi-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-25

fed In boiling the entire combination if
there is no other way to down it.-Jackson
Republic.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-25
v9ftrsa s0aTD" seTnrben.

Mm %. NpriI uiiroe Der oeutlhe 0idter,
Der unter obige!n gtamen Dor nier5ig Sabren
ipeltberibmt gemDrDen lit, Oretunoiteb3ig
Sabre alt geporoeu lein. 9o@ am ~.
Aprtl 1T er in Niesbaoen geitorben.
SrteDrt6 8oOen It ME er eigentz
LTD DieB, mar aus 9eine i'm 6annOpertl6en
aebirtig. Oils iugenoliher, auf beutl6en
unineriitGten gebilOeter @r3ieber fam CT
mad benz &aufaius. Son bort bra6te er
1eine 2iebe fir orientalil6e Boeite nit, uno
i'm @eiite oeS 9roBem periti0en 9t6ters
0afis otdtete er bann unter Dem 9ta1ner1
vltiraa S6offp" leine annlutbigeE formz
D~clenoeten 9ieoer boil beiterer 9ebensneis>
belt, mel6e ma6 uno na6 melt iiber buIz
bert Nuflaaen erlebten.
Quh bel 2lnoereS bat er gei6rieben.
8elonoers par er ein beoeutenoer S6ates
1pearezS orlher. 9oH ietn 9tadrubm mirb
it'd oaf ieine obeu ~ermGbnten 9ieOer sritns
ben uno bel6rdnten.
Nus ieinem GuBeren 2ebensgange lit nod
gu ertDGbnen, baB er unter &0nig Wtar
Yrofelior in Weiin6en mar, ipGter cine 3eit
lang ba5 Sbeater in Wteiningen Ieitete uno
i'm Sabre 1880 Die Ser. Staaten berei1te.
8ooenitept's 9ortrGge un6 letn ionlttses
@ebabren in Nmerifa Daren eine betrG6t2
Ii6e @nttGHihung fir ieine 5ahlrei1en
INSTRUMENTATION Serehrer. Nber
ietnem bibterii6en Mir5azS 9affbz &ubme
f0nnen Die prolai den @rfabrun9en, Die
man bier 81 2anoe nit ibm mahte, feinen
Gtntrag tbun.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-25
Ieamsi8Ter 0ebmrtSta9 eineS
SrefItd)et1&

Sn 89tlaoelpbia bat ieBt Der am Fl. Npril
1902 81 Bolton aeborene unitarier> Preotz
ger Or. 8m. 9enrb SurneB ietnen
nenn3i9iten @eburtstag in getfttger nno
t0rperllder Srii6e gefeiert.
SurneB lit elmer oer setitDoaiten freiz
1~tnnigen Sbeologen bieies 2auoes unb BAT
biele in ibrer Nrt ausge8et6nete t6eoIogti6e
S6rtften De~faBt.
0o9 uns 9euti9>Q u1erifaner1t itebt er
bsiouDers uabe ais Gerbreiter oeuti6er 2itez
ratur unter Den @nglii6 : Nmerifanern.
NuBer oeutihen prolaiideu Berfen. tpoz
ruuter y9as Characteristic Seiu" Don benz
beribmten beutl1en Sbeologen Daniel
Sheufel, bat ct belonoers aud beutl6e
0i9tuugen uortreffIt2 ms @ngLtl6e iberz
tragen.
Dim beribmtelten lit feline uebertrasung
bes S6tILer'6en 2ieoes BON Der
@loGe, unter ben 3abltet6en en9liiden
Bearbeitungen bieier b~errliden uno unpers
8leidltnen 0tdtung pettaus Die meiiters
baftete. 9teie Geiltung aIIein i6on iidert
ibm ei11en Dauernoen gtamen in Der engz
linden 2tteratur, uno CT bat our6 ite nt6t
nur Der 0i9tfunlt, lonoern aud eoler
Oteni1lthteit uno einem reinen Sau1iLienz
Ieben Inter @1nglGuoeru uno @rgltl6sNmez
rttanern eillen groBen 9ienit g%eIeiltet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-25

i1rieben 1T nut 1891 Doer nar 6 p. 3.
Ger @elammtsahl, tpdbreno bod ole ltanOI~
nanll9en 2Gnber nit 2673 ooer III b. y.
uno Die 8olen nit 1446 ODER 81 b. >. outs
gefubrt ltn0. @s lit 0as cine neue Se1tas
tigung Der i6on ieit GINGER .3ett genla3te1
Beoba9tung, oaB Der neue Jiahlbub pom
Srlano nod Chicago Qegen frlber etlle be-
beutenoe 6erabmtnberung erfabren bat,
mas oesbalb 10 erfreuli6 lit, neil IS etne
oQmdbli1e unb fir Die ~aIerotn9S tpohl
nod 3iemlid ferne 3ufunft etne enoglltl9e
Grl0Iune bon Der eiriihen 6errlbatt I'M
0ffentlt9en 2eben unierer Staot in Nus1t9t
felt.
SIS lit aut, BET ie6er @elesenbeit ii6 bas
riber flar sa tperben, baB bas beuti6e oas
Dortpiegenoe 8ep0Lferungselement Der Staot
lit, uno baB es bas berrldenoe leln tDnrte,
tpenn es nur tpoIte. 9asu 9ebDrt fretlih
mebr TbeiInahme am Dffentli6en Seben
uuo elm beIieres 3uiammenbalten IN alet
gSraaen, tDeI1e oas 9eutld)sN meritanerz
tbum augeben. Oie 9euti6> Nn;erifaner
f6nnten in alien 9in9en, Iber Die tie lt9
einia ftnb, ibre Qni6auungen in 0er Ver@
ipattung Der Staot burdieBen. Isle tpare
es, tpen11 fie iid einmal etnig ipurDe1, unS
einen ebrli6en Staotratb uno cine ebrlt6e
Stabtregierung gu 9eben2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-25

Senn tie fomlnen biui9er babel fort, als
tpenn lie Die Waaren ielbit importirten,
etnerlet OBJ lte bieielben 9leth in Stem Sort
oer5ouen ooer unter 3oQperi6luB mad
Chicago brt1gen uno bier Deriteuern.
Nte gelGat. DAB i'm 9tep gorfer 3oaamt
eemogeIt unD itarf g%enlpgelt mirb, lit cine
gan3 befannte Sbatia6e, elm %iogenanntes
offentlides @ebeimniB. Se0ermann peiB
es Hno Seoermann nim1mtS als ielbitper=
itGnoli6 bin, Die bemogeIte Gegierung ioz
Dobl, lple Die bemogelnoen Weafler uno oSlnz
porteure. 8eamte, beren &ebtsgefIbL it'd
oagegen aufIebnt uno bic Sfanbal gu iblaz
gen Wfiene MAIDEN, meroen enttpeber lHleuz
might mteber absepanoeLt, oper burb Elm
ielten ieinen 3med nerfebIenoes lleberz
reoungsmittel iiber ben Srrt1um tbrer GIN
lhouungen aufgefIGrt.
Wenn ieBt troBoem bort tuteber einrnal
eInlge Gerbattungen tpegen 3olhinter>
3tebun9 uDrgenDmmen tuoroen ftuo, 10 be-
oeutet Das pabri6einli6 bios, oaB Die 8ez
trefteIloen elm tpenig 81 babgterig getDelen
ltno. uno oaB lie li6 iopiel 8ortbetIe au
perldatten gepuBt babe1, I'm ntdt nur
Die SnIpprteure auBerbalb Stem Worts, jon;
bern au9 Die Stem g)orfer unterbieten 3u
tDnreu. uno DaS tam ia ni6t 9e0uloet
tperoen.
M0sli9 aud, baB bic sesenpartise Do
mini tration IS angeSeigt DGIt, ii6 einen
Shetn bon @a6iamfett 81 9eben. 90
etpas lit INNER in einem Wablfelosuge gut
81 brauden. 11nb man miro mobl N6t
aeben, oaB man au6 bier u Die fletnen
Siebe f0ngt. Die grnBen nnO einfluBrei6en,
wel6e sur @abItaiie betiteuern fOnnel,
aber unbebeQigt lGBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-25
Se1rteiMe St0tiHif.

ginen Iebrrei9en Ginblid in bic !3uiamz
menleBung Der 8eD0lternng Der StaDt
@bicdsp qenGbrt 0a5 amtLibe @eburtSregtz
tier oes uerlol1enen Sabres. 3mar lit Dalz
ielbe lhDerlt9 p0lltGnotg. 9enM BET
100000 @inpobnern milBte BET Der fir
Die gelammten 8ereI1tgten Staatelr gelten=
Den @eburtsrate bon 1862 auf 10, 1000 Gins
tDobner, Die 3abl Der @eburten bier 45,050
gerpelen 1ein, DabrenD bas Eegliter Hur
Z3.O21 auftpelit. Ooh muB man nit Der
Doppelten SDatla6e re6Ien, 0aB fir Die
NnnleloHng Der 0sburten ntGt eine dbnlid)e
GontroLe berrl6t, tpte bel ben SterbefalIen
III 0eitalt Der Seerot9ungslbeine, uno nit
Der anoerH, Dap IS in GDtcago cine unge>
nobnlt6 groBe 3abl unuerbeiratbeter lunz
ger geute gIebt.
Oen1oh geniigt bas amltlt9e @eburtsz
RICHTER, UNI aus ibn bon 9teuem fe1t3u=
1te1en, oaB @blcago etne iberlpiegeno euroz
patl1e SeDOlferung bat, uno DaB u1ter
allen GIeneuteu berieIben oas beutlhe bic
erite Stelle einninmt.
Senn bon ben .23,021 i'm Sabre 1891
Jteu9eborenen batten 6,548 einen nOeutlb>
LAMB 9%eborenefl 8ater unb 6,108 cine in
Sentlblano geborene Wiutter. l1eber %
b. y. aller in @blcago I'M perflol1enenSS Sabre
9eborenen GinDer batten Demna6 i'll
SeutlblanO geborene 8dter, uno man gebt
NOEL nt6t febl, ipenn man anuimmt, DaB
bel Den 40, pelde einen oeutinen 8ater
aber etle amerttantihe Wiutter batteu, lit
Dent9ltens 400 SG4en Dieie Wtutter cine
bon oeut1deH @l;ern Observation-Disclosures,
b. b. 10 gut pie cine 9eutl9e mar.
Sm 0o!5en entfaQen BON ben 23021
0eburten nur 1886 auf ameritanii1e,
1873 auf et%n8eDanDerte 8Gter, b. 3. tnapp
Z3 p. >. auT Die ~eriterell unb " b. s.. auf
Die leBtereu. uno pie Dtele Don Dieien
ranerttatil9en" 8dtern ltG nod pou u1b
guns Die Gtgenart un0 Site Der 8dter
befpabrt baben, unD Desglei0en Die valnertz
tanIlhen Wtiltter, oarlber giebt 0as @ez
burtsregtlter atDar teine Nustunft, aber
0aB IS etne tuhtige Nn3abl lit, oas unterz
lIe9t tetllem 3Detfel. gfle9en bod Die
Wfebrsobl oer S0bne bon @llgetpanoerteu
lbre 9ebenSgefGbrtin unter ben S0@tern
Der GIngsipGnoerten Serielben ylation Su
ludeH. Nuroe bier cine 0oltssGDlung
Dorgenommen, bel tpel6er nidt nur
Die yfatlonalitdt Der @ttern, ionoeru
aud Die Der @roBeltern uno ureltern
feftgegRat wiroe, 10 tpilroen oieiez
nlgen SetDobIer. Del6e 1bren uriprung
auf Die aunertfalllbe 8en0tteruug aus 3eit
Des observation-disclosures ODER auh nur big
gum 8egiHn Der StpanSiger Sabre suridz
tibren t%0nnten, nnr einen Oerihninoeno
tlelnen Srudtbeil Der @inpobuer3abl uro
Der Jteugeborenell biI0en.
SelOnoers %mertnurbig uno erTreuli9 lit
Die gerIn9e Nn3abi Der @eburtel1, Die aus
eSrlano et1gelpanoerten SGtern 81 @ute GEE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-25
@aS 8ebeL min.

Ser 6duptltng Der parlamentarti6en
osiaIzbemofratilben Bartei in 9eutl6lano,
8e6el, bat al OaS ln3taliltllde vSt. Souls
Sageblatt" SoIgenoes eel6rteben:
vWtan bat @ud in Qmerifa :tber Die See
beutung Der 8ertiner vNnfitdnbe" gan5 ges
tpaltig an9eLogen; IS mar elm gans ge>
n0buli6er &ranaa, unb mir mGren ooaz
enoete Jtarrel geDelen, bitten mir 0ielen
polltii9 fruftiftatren poae1.
SIS lit gar,s ipunDerbar, tDte Die an1erifa>
nii6e Nrbeiterpreiie ieoe TIbluug NIT
Seuti6lauo p~erloren bat; and bic Sc. q.
8oIfSz 3te." ldBt ii6 anIiigen, baB bic Balz
Ten breder.
S6r fonut BEN Sang Der Ditse in
9eutl6lanD gar Mot mtebr begreifen, polIt
LIBERAL SenlationeIeS leben, mo- nibts berz
glet6en Dorbanben lit. Mtr iino nit benz
Sang Der 0inge leDr 3ufrieben.
Nn cine WtilitGrz Gepublit a la Sranfs
reid lit bier niht 5n benfen. Wenr NAL
cine 9tepublif fommt, piro's Die losialts
1ttlde unD Tel1e anoere. lteber Die biirgerz
lt6e it1o mir b;naus; oarnit befallen mir
uns ni6t meDr."
U1tt elmer OloSialiitii6en GepYblif" ME
Sebel ltb Dtelelbe benft, bats aber tpabrIicb
III 0eu:l6lano nod CUTE UNI LANCE 3ett.
9a miiBte ia porber neblt Der W{onardie
uno benz NDeL AUDI Die ganae birserIide
@eleuld,aft, uub oas WttlitGr basu, abges
l6afft lDel ben.
I'm auA nut Die 2Ibl6affuug bes Jog.
Mtilitarismus in Deutlhlano au erm0gs
l;Aen, mitBten porber Die ruIiilden uno
fran5Ditiden ytahbarn aus lauerltDen urD
reiBenpeu Baren unb 0Dlfen in 9Gmmer
rno S6afe D%erDanbelt merben. Was ober
Die Wcnar6!e betrifit, 10 bat iie trob Der
DorilbergebenDen SDorbetten Des leBtgen
&atlers nod einen ungebeuren Salt i'm
preuBiiden unb beutihen 8olf, unb feinesz
me8s nur unter ben Beiibenoen. Nu6 lit
tie peritGllolg 9enug, an oen ~loSialen :3us
Der Belt imnaer pieOer 3%useitGnouiiie 5u
MAIDEN. .
Obnc 3peiFet piro bas 9tQes bon eiuem
10 tllgen Wtanue mie 8ebeI pobl ermogeu.
l1ub obaleid er in ieiner Sdrift ylnlere
!3iele" baartlein aiseinanberaelebt bat, ple
Ct fih bic lo5ialtftiibe 3ufunft oenft, meiB
CT, baB oas cine iebr ferne 3ufunft lit.