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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20
GRANTED .be strikers, Demands.

CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-During a confer
ence in the Switchmen's Union national
headquarters late last night, at which all
the grand officers were present except
Grand Master Sweeney, who is in Buffalo,
a telegram was received from Sweeney 20
the effect that the Erie lines and Western
New York & Pennsylvanlon system, two
of the great railway systems involved IN
she switchmen's strike, had acceded to
the stnkers' demands, leaving only the
Lehigh Valley road to fight.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20

The Democratic campaign is dlmin-
ishing the. Wall-street "bar'P very
considerably, and the government
printing office at Washington City is
sending out thousands of free-trade
speeches delivered in congress to aid
the election of Mr.. Cleveladd. Mr..
Holman, of Indiana, if he is honest in
views of the economical expenditure
of public money, should make an effort
to stop his party from taxing the peo-
pie for political purposes.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 16.-Logan
Murphy, desperate and murderer, was
banged near Mount Sterling this morn
irg by an armed mob of 300 men, who
took him from the Jail by force. He was
taken to a railroad trestle, rope put
about his neck and pushed off. In Sep
tember, 1891, Murphy killed his father
near SawyersvIlle, because he objected
to his cooking a stolen turkey in bis
house. He was brought here for safe
keeping and sentenced to hang January
s. He was granted a respite, pending an
application for rehearing. The body,
in a plain box, was buried in the old
graveyard.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20
Battle in Progress.

New YORK, Aug. S-A special from
Knoxville Gays it is reported battle is
raging between the troops and miners.
Cannonading is heard in the distance.
The streets are crowded with a mob.
The greatest excitement prevails. Five
newspaper correspondents who went to
Coal Creek were captured by the miners
and held as prisoners.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20

The Dalles TIMES MoUNrAINEER
says theosophy is "a speculative theory
of the unknowable. 1t has been our
experience that all speculations are
theories of the unknowable, and they
have the habit of remaining so.-East
Oregonian. We arise for informa-
tion, Is Bro. Jackson's speculative
theory on the "Single Tax" notion,
simply etheory of the unknowable, !"
and will it always remain 500
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20
Drowned IN the s.oean District.

SPOKANE, Aug. III. B. Needs, who
has Just returned from the SLOGAN mining
country, brought news of drowning
which occurred IN Middle Arrow lake
last Sunday. James BARLEY went fishing
in small boat Sunday afternoon. He
remained ont longer than was expected,
and his friends became alarmed for bis
safety. Search was begun, and about 10
o'clock Sunday night the boat was found
floating upside down. A search was
made for the body, but 1t has not yet
been recovesed.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20
A. Million Friends.

A friend in need is a friend indeed, and
not less than one million people haye
found just such friend in DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, coughs
and Colds. If you have never used this
great cough medicine, one trial will con-
vince you that it has wonderful curative
powers in all diseases of throat, chest and
lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do
all that is claimed or money will be re-
funded. Trial bottles free at Snipes &
Kinersly's drug store. Large bottles SOC
and ST.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20

If half were believed concerning the
Republican party, published in Demo-
cratic organs, the cause of the railroad
strikes. miners liberating convicts in
Tennessee, and even the demonstra-
sion of the newsboys In Portland,
could all be traced to the pernicious (l)
doctrines of the Republican party.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20
A Young Cattleman Disappeared.
SPOKANE. Aug. 1.-THE police are en-

SPOKANE, Aug. 1.-THE police are en-
deavering to locate Charles F. Branson,
of Hunter, who came to this city about
10 days ago and who has since mysterl>
ously disappeared. Branson LETT home
the 5th inst. with 20 head of cattle be-
longing to his father, T. ]. BraLson, and
brought them to this city for sale. 1t IS
thought be disposed of the cattle to some
wholesale butchers here. Branson must
have bad quite sum of money In his
possession, and bis people suspect foul
play.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20

A strike of switchmen in Buffalo,
New York, has damaged railroad
property to the amount of $4,000:
but the militia has been called out,
and the supremacy of Jaw will be
maintained. This is much better than
the dilatory policy pursued by Gov.
Pattison at HOMESTEAD.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20

An esteemed Democratic cotempo-
rary says "the Peoples party will un-
doubtealy make it interesting for them
the Republicans this year in Oregon.
This is another instance of Democratic
solicitude for the public welfare, and
In import the language implies: Dem
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20
The Militia i'm Charge.

BUFFALO, Aug. I6.-The Lehigh Valley
people claim they have got four trains out of
the yard this morning. They Say they will
have no difficulty in moving freight after to-
day. The military aspect of affairs at Cheek
towago is of very pronounced character.
General Doyle has pitched his headquarters
at the Williams street station, just outside the
city limits, and from there he issues his COM
mands to his men.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20
The rennessee Trouble.

CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 17.-Yarious esti-
mates are made as to the number of
miners involved in the trouble. The
estimates may be greatly exaggerated,
but the law ieakers doubtless have re-,
serve force which will number fully co..
600 resolute men, and should they break
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20

BUFFALO, N. Y, aug. 1s.-Two cars
containing men to take the places of the
striking switchmen, which left New
York last night, we're detached from the
regular passenger train at Syracuse and
will be brough: on later. 1t was feared
their presence might provoke an attack
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20
supposea 70 be au Aparchist.

PITTssURG, Aug. IA man giving
the name of George Lehberger, and sup
posed to be an anarchist, was arrested
here to day. He wore q false beard and
was acfing in suspicious manner near
Frick's office. Several addresses were
found on him, among Others Johnstown
address.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20
The Borden Murderer Confesses

FALL RIVER, Aug. 1S.-Cbarles Fl
Peckham, of Centre Village, surrendered
to the police this morning, declaring he
had killed Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew j. Bor--
den. He said he did the deed out of
pure love for blood. Peckham was
locked up while the police make investi-
cations as to the truth of his story. He
is farmer, GO years old.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20

6 The Oregon Democracy is attempt-
ing to arouse itself to action for the
present campaign; but Democrats have
been defeated SO frequently in this
state that it is waste of energy to,
awaken now.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20

accepting freight from the Lehigh and Erie,
it is thought general strike may be ordered
on the lines. Officials at Lyons think it
probable the switchmen will be ordered out
all along the Central and West Shore in SYM
pathy with the Lehigh and Enc strikers.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20
The Democrats are casting hopeful

The Democrats are casting hopeful
eyes toward Wisconsin, and Minnesota.
expecting to receive some he.p from
these states for their candidates in
November. But it is safe to state
that after the votes are counted 1T will
be another instance in which ahope
deferred maketh the heart sick"
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20
Nay be ordered ont .

LYONS, n. Y, Aug. I6.-A great amount
of perishable and time freight is arriving here
from Buffalo and being transferred to Fall
brook. run down to Corning and thence over
the Erie to its destination. Owing to the
action of the Fallbrook and Central Hudson
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20

The policy of the Republican party
is too decidedly American 10 satisfy
foreigners, and Cleveland and the
Democratic party have developed con-
siderable strength in Europe. No
doubt if Englishmen and Germans could
vote in their own countries for presl-
dent of the United States they would
largely increase the number of free
traders in the coming November elec-
ton, and American industries would
languish and die. But the good sense
of our people may be relied upon co
understand that the economic policy
that would be beneficial to Europe
would be disastrous to America, and
vice versa. A nation. can only exist
and prosper by its statesmen devoting
their attention to local interests, ire
spective of the effect upon foreign ma
tions. With the varied resources of
the United States, and the natural fa-
cilities for commerce and manufac-
lures, this nation is not dependent on
England or any other European coun-
try. Three thousand miles Of ocean
separates the great western republic
from the monarchies of the old world,
and in no manner can the advance
ment of the one depend upon that of
the others. This argument is almost
automatic, and appeals to the patriots
ism of every citizen. A nation must
follow certain selfish business rules in
commerce and manufactures to be
prosperous and self-reliant, and judg-
ing from the past history of other sue
cessful countries, there Is no better
one for our people than America for
Americans
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20
Riot at Coal Creek.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 17.-About
100 miners attacked the stockade at
Oliver Springs last night, overpowered
the guards and sent the convicts to
Knoxville, from whence they will be
brought to this city. Owing to the wires
being cut it is impossible to get the par
ticulsrs of the fight.
Governor Buchanan has ordered the
sherIffs of Knox, Hamilton, Morgan and
and proceed at once to Oliver Springs to
protect property and prevent the release
of convIcts by the miners. The troops
from Chattanooga are sidetracked at
Hartman, but will start from Oliver
Springs as soon as possible.
MARCHING TO THE MOUNTAINS.
CHATTANOOGA, Aug. IA dispatch
to the Times from Colonel Wolford, at
Hartman, says: "Msjor Chandler has
just arrived from Oliver Springs. All
his men are captured, and the miners are
marching ON to Coal Creek mountains"
The Chattanooga contingent of the army
of Tennessee, numbering $50. is on its
way TO Oliver Springs.
WHAT TO DO WITH THE coNvIcTs.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 17-Governor Buch
anan says he does hot know what he will
do concerning the convicts sent back to
this city, but inclines to the opinion that
The prison inspectors should declare the
leases void because the lessees claim the
authorities do not protect them against
mob, and refuse to pay for the support of
the conyicts.
TROOPS ALL ORDERED OUT.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 17-All the
Memphis military companies have been
ordered by the governor to the east
Tennessee mining district.
FOURTEEN INsURRECTIoNIsTs INDICTED
JASPER, Tenn, Aug. 1.-THE grand
jury has indicted IA insurrectlonisls and
many more will follow.
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ocracy is crippled by defeat and liter
ally dead in this state; therefore, we
must rely on the calamity howlers 20
do our fighting. How have the mighty
"a Ilani
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GRASS SEED,

The sower has no second chance; common sense
says, make the most of the first. All our seeds are
tested and warranted reliable and pure If you1
dealer does not keep our seeds, send to US if he
does handle seeds, HE HAS THE PROOF
Ask for it,
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BON aranfas . Vab.

Dor Elm paar Sasen, iast cine Mits
tbeilung aus Corpus @brifti, lit unge>
fabr Der pierte She'll be8 ct. Soiepbs
@ilanbes, unb 5par berienige, mel9er
an bic Mranfas paB ftoBt, fur bic
Summe BON 100000 on cine gbieas
soer aapiteliiten=@ eielfdaft perfauft
mprben, unb I'M bieielbe 3eit bat in
Qlano Gitp bic nSraoing Company"
bon Der n6urnace : Improvement : @ez
felf6aft" bic I'M 9er3ei1 beg @ef9dftss
til lis pom NorD : 9lano @itD l~iegenoen
8autellen gu $4,000 gefauft, auf wels
den iofort grOBe @ei6dftsbduier err
rihtet merben foQen, mie iiberbaupi
bas 2iegenl6afts : @el9dft bort Elm
duBerft lebbaf es lit.
Sn HofpOrt unD nmgegenb, f6einl
es, lit eS Der in 5lemli6 ii9erer 9lusli9i
itebenoe 3iefbafen unD bic Oarauf fol.
9enDe 8liitbe3eit, wel6e ieBt ihon ID.
rem S6atten %poransmirft, unD in
2lano @itp bringt bic bur1 bic ieBt i'm
Yuu besriHenen @iienbabn gel6erte
@ri6lieBung bes rei1en @entral @i.
ienoiitfittes bic gleihe Wirtung berpor,
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2eiet bies.

Wenn Sbr gurer @eiunbbeit ober
Der @rbnlung tuegen cine bibf6e Geife
MAIDEN tpoat, 10 ratben mir @u9, mad
9ot Springs, @rf., benz n@arlsbab
Nmerifas" gu geben, mel6es i'm Ger
gen Der S5arfberse liest, umgeben bon
rei5enber Scenerie nit f60nen 6abrz
unb SuBwegen unb ben beilfrdftigften
Queaen Der Welt. Sbr erreiWt es
bur6 bic fein a%usgeitattet.n 3ige Der
Sron Mountain 8abn. Megen iquftrirs
ter pampblete nit @ei9re bung (frei
berfanot) wenOet @u9 IN ben Nsenten
Der 4ompagnie ober an ben 8enerals
paHagier : 4senten Der Mo. pae. &p.
60, ct Souls, Mo.
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Weue W,ineral : TunSe in geres.

8ei Yiebmont, ungefdbr 8 Nteilen
BON SULPHUR Springs, lit garS Dor
&ur5em mieber elm, mie Der Seri6t
fagt, uneri60pHi9 rei6es 2ager BON
&aolin aufgefunDen morben, uno bic
Yroben, wel6e bapon an @bemifer sur
&nalpie seididt iinb, iolen BON por=
aiigli1er 8ute iein. gDiro Seras bas
por5e0an, meldes es notbig bat, ni6t
balO ielbit fabri5irens
ueber ben SilberzM inen@O iftritt in
gaitlanb @ountp, bon Dem mir be-
reits Dor Ginger 3eit beri9tet baben,
iagt cine Miltbeilung aus Clben bonn
10. 6ebruar, mie folgt: Oils i6 Dor
etpa M%Onatsfriit bier mar, bate man
gerabe ben Nnfang bamit gema6t, cine
Noer BON geringgrabigem toblenianren
@rse in Yearbeltung 81 nebn,en. 3u
Der 3eit fta1toen bier ni6t mebr ais
3Dei 9auier, unb beute bat Die neue
Winenitabt Sloen i6pn cine 8ep0ltez
rung BON r.ngefdbr 250 &Opfen. 3ebn
bis aw0lf S9a6te limb bereits unter
erfolgrei6em 8etriebe uno ieben Gag
iiebt man tteue Wtutblo6er. pel9e bon
teuen Cobb unb Silberlu6ern angez
legt merben. 9aS @r3 in ben eripdbns
ten 10 bis II Ntinen bat bel Der S6eis
bung BON So bis $40 SLIDER per 3onne
ergeben unb meiit Spuren bon Cob
auf.
Die Silper paB Minin9 Gompagnie
bat idon einen Sartsforb S6meI3z
9pparat gefauft, Der cine 2eiltungsz
fdbigfeit BON 20 3onnen @rS per Sag
bat. 9a5 iilberfhbrenbe @r3 tritt auf
eluem 9anoitretfen 5u Sage, Der, mie
maj glaubt, ungefdbr anbertbalb Mei=
len brett lift, lid in nprboltlider iowie
iiiDmeitlider &idtung bur6 ben ganseit
Staut erltredt unb bOdit nabri6einli9
NIT benz erOBen Winengiirtel in Qllt.
Wterieo in @erbinbung iteDt.
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Wefnnbbeit lit @eid;tbnss,
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BRAIN

Or. q. @. Wefs Nerpen= uab opeptrE : Fur tn ea
sarantirtes fpeetfi9es SetlmitteI fir 9rferi., ardm.
pfts nerrbfe Rsural5sa, 2~ppff4mer3en, nerpbfe ueberr
relying unp Gbiuaunun8, peruria6f bura zen hter.
ndn5en 0e7ub rcr alfobcl cher latot ; GdfafiOas.
fetts acknowledgement uup SettrtermeiGuna bic
In 8atnaun ausartet unb alsemet-es Gle-b, Stefs
tbnm nne Lob terteifhtrt. &c i aud eth Set.mttte;
aesen trhtaetttses Gltern, aesen nnfruttbv -feii. Shs
srfd6i .enrA Q t5tSe ueberanarensuns ober purd
Suseneihnhen. Seee : 4adteI cntbdtt BITE aur flu
etnen Npuat. $1.O0 BITE Sde@tel, oeer d G@aAteln
fhr IS 100, turf ete Ppit Sesen Ginfs tea 4reiies.
@tr saranttren, oab 6 S&cateln jsben San beiier
perpen watt ieber Sefeaune fht 6 SnGbtsln, bic bet
zne NIT Dem gretfe ~eiLiduft. feubsu Dtr BEN 9e,ienrr
uEiere t&rtftlt4en Garantte 3 SAetn, bab ntr baf
Sch bnrldi9tden, venn cas IRittsl teire Seilans bes
wtrtt. Splhe Sdetne Dsrcen nur aus9efsat pom
Gttp Dru8 Store (Giu5lge GseHtea) Ho. 8 CAT
Gomraeye Street, San GntoHte, Eegas.
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Wotis fur &omtraftoren F.

8eriiegelte Mngebote iperben III Der
Office beS Golutp : glerfs bon 8erar
@ountD, Sbab. %. Smitb, big gum Is.
6ebruar 1892, MittagS IL lbr fir ben
8au beS grbgei6oHes beS 1teuetl fiinfs
it6digen feuerii1eren @ranit=@puntD
@%ourtbauss @ebdubes bon 8erar @ourtz
tp an ber Mainzp la5a Der Stabt SAT-
Mntonio entgegengenommer.
Die GDuntD : G-Dmmiiiioners : Court
bebdlt fi9 baS &e6t Dor, ole Nngebnte
5~urld5umeiien unb beliebige Menberu1s
gen baran bDrsunebmen.
Ollie 4~ngebote finb BON einem be-
~glaubiaten @bed i'm 9etrage bon finf>
tauienb ($5000) Dollars, 5ablbar at
ben @ountp> &i6ter, 81 begleiten.
Sin b%eglaubigter Shed i'm 8etrage
ppn eiatauienb $4,000 Dollars mirb
berlangt BON alien perIouen, tpelde
Nngebote einrei6en, als 6nrantie, baB
ollie pldne, nel6e iie gegen Auittung
aus Der Office Der Mrd)iteften genorlz
men, ianerbalb Der porgel6riebenen
3eit auriiderltattet perDen.
Pldne unb Speciifationen foni1em
elngeieben merben in Ger Office Der
Nr6iteften @orbon & Qaub, 3immer
z bis Is, Smith Building, San Mn>
tonic, 9eraS.
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Mngtfdts Wisrtsl

III Der ipurnerbarfe SALESMAN Der MeIt;
e iihert ieinem Beliber nirfIid uniddbbdre
gortbeile; @lld uno Grfolg in @efdaften,
Qotterie nno allen rmternebmunaen uiter.
baupt, Gbub Dor &ransbeiten iino I'm.
gllfsfdlen. iopte auieitige 6reanoi9aft
2iebe uno Md)tuna.
Oieie Masii6en Cartel ipuroeu aaerR
BON Srau Gabine's nraroBmutter, Der
meltberiibnlten Mao. 2en1rmaro in Starts
ansefertist uno bon ibr itammt bas 0e.
hstmnib Der Infertiguna SerieIben Mno
Mtemaro auBer Srau Gabine fann biefeI.
ben anferttgen ODER ~nerfaufen.
Sur Die sabuoien @unoerfureh, fotpie
tonffigen tpusoerbaren @erfe, Bic Rrau
Gabine poabradt bat. beiist fe eiae arobe
Gnsabl bon bei9porenen SeuantIen, peren
Gopteen tn ibrem 12.ieitigen iImfrirtem
Circular entbalten iinb. &ieies Circular,
betitelt: 'The Peoples Friend, . npelbes
IN oeutider uno ensIiider Sprate fur 2
Sents fret perfanpi ptro, entbalt aiid nod
cine In3abl bon Iobenoen Gmpfeblungen,
bic ibr BON beoeutenben S~eitnnaen geaeben
tpuroen, fopie cine iIIuitrirte Ge11idte Der
Babriagefunit BON 1000 Sabren por Gbrtfi
Ssburt bis our Sebt3ett.
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Sampst
Gminine
6aar=Spnic,

Elm bepabrtes Mfittel BEN Saaren feline
,1atiirli6e 6arbe unb Sebe1 mieber5uz
geben. @s beieitigt S6upDen poltdnz
Dig unb perbinbert bag Musfalen Der
9aare, inbem es Bic geiunbe Sbdtigfeit
Der &opfbaut a11regt unb bas Sort
ma6ien bes 9aares 1i6ert. SIS lit DoQs
fomnten fret BON giftisen Subftan5en.
Bret5 per Slai 6e 81. Nur allei1 prds
parirt bon Oscar Samosb.
9auptnieberlage in Orpnsfis @potbefe,
Militdrsp la5a uno Siib GluresfraBe.
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SIR Seu Garaenal!
Seine Masfen Nn5iige iinb
gu billisen Breiien gu bermietben bel
9enel & Seebe,
go. 20 unb 81 Commerce : StraEe
cine Sreppe bod.

D- Menn Semanb feiit nilb st a1rz
rebmbaren preiie lpeiien mill, 10 gebe
er gum Miffionss 8arten. 9ie
6erren Nbeiner & 0aul, 8eiiBer bic
les @tabliKements, balten barauf, ibre
@dfte itets polfommer sufrieben Su 1tel=
len. ollie failonmdBigen 9elifateffen,
.9luterr, Milb, Slide, @efligel &C finb
bort in Der belifateltem 3ubereitung alle
.3eit gu baben. Mablseiten iperben anf
Munf1 in bic Mpbnungen Der &unben
gelanbt. Mu6 bietet Der nit Der
@peiiemirtbf6aft perbunbene 9 a r
+ . 0 M bic be- fen @etrdnfe, ftets frii6es
8ier unb feline 2iqu0re unb Weine.
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California : @eime.

Meinliebbaber finben ein groBes 2az
ger BON feinea CALIFORNIA Weinen bel
6errn s. S. Meper am Nlamoz
plasa. !0err Meper iu6t Die Weine
an Sat unD STEELE aus unb fauft brett
aus benz Seller ber @einSi6ter. Oils
gutem &enner selingt es linn ftetS, hie
beften Sorten aus5uwdblen. gr fanrt
feline aunben uub 6amilien nit einem
guten Srppfen berieben. &otbz nnb
WeiB : Weine in por3iigli6er Qualitdt
DON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
ms Saus geliefert.
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rem ia i6liebli6 .GrpreHunsen Obr

rem ia f6liebli6 nGrpreiunsen obns
%SrpreKung".
Menn in Der Oates 8in bic Get
odre BON n@rprehungsperiu hen burd
Die Nnbrobung Der 2d6erli6ma6ung"
0art1l b1tte bic Sd6e nod balbmeG4
einen Sinn, aber bapon lit ia gar mid
Sic &ebe. ionhern es nirb tets tur &c
iproden bon Ser @rpreKung bur68los.
ltelungen pber Dur1 @%ntbIlungen &C.,
I'M 3mede @elo 5u erlan9en, it'd 81
cd@en, ober UNI irsenb cine perion Id
berIi6 gu maden."
IS lit fomit gatts flar er5t9tli6, bal
Dates biele IeBtete &laufel, bic gar
tidt lit bic 8ia bineinpaBt, nltr in bic
.elbe bineingei6muggelt bat, um bic
RongreBmdnner ober bic Gunbes 8ez
imten Dor ieber mnbequemen &ritif gu
hiiben. SIN eriier 2inie 1T bieie Bill
obne 3meifel auf bic peri6iebenen pos
litii6en @iB 8ldtter, uie b%eionbere
zen upud", bet rSubge" urb dbnli6e
Slater gemiin5t.
Sn Waibington i6eint man ndmtih
Ieuer6ings a%n5ufangen, entieBlid
%oiinnbdutig gu tperben, mdbrenb man
li9 bort friiber bic &ritif rubig g%efalen
ieB, au6 tpenr ii6 bieielbe in bas 8ez
ipa1b zines etmas fart gepfeHerten
Bibes pber ether siemli9 braft9en
garrieatur biilte.
ytatiirli1 niiroe 5ih bic Dates : 8il
f~einesmegs nur auf bic i'm 9iitrift Goz
tnmbia ober in Ben 5erritorien unb &e>
Ierpationett erideinenben 3eitunsen be-
ibrdnfen, %ionDern bas angebli6e 8lads
nailz0 erbre6er gilt aud als beganz
Jelt, pern ein @remplar irgenb elmer
~)eliebigen 3eitung mad @aibington
Der nod einem Serritprium, elmer Snz
oianer< ober Militar 3 &eierpation Qes
18th, unb tpenn / ort irsenb Elm Shafsz
OPT ii6 einbilbet, bab Die betrsfenbe
3eitung oabur9 ben @erfu6 elmer @rs
oreifung sema6t babe, baB iie ibn ldz
berli1 ma6te.
Wiir6e bic Oates s8il in Der iebt
,~orliesenben 6orm @efebesfraft erlan~
,en-pas mir ni6t bofe1 mollen, mas
Iber immerbin niGt gaita auBerbalb bes
Serei1es Der M6gli6feit liegt- bann
.pdre bas poitip Der 3obestoB
il bic preBs6reibeit in ben
Der. @taaten!
Mus ieber beiBenben Satpre. aug iez
Dem i1arf gebaItenen 3ettungs : 9rtis
fel, ia, aus ieber mibigen Stumpz&ebe,
in Der elm @arbibat bic Museinanbers
ieBunsen feines @egners berdnterreiBt
unb Tie benz @eld6ter her 3ubDrer
preisgiebt, fonnte Elm geritoB gegen
Die Oates=8ia beraussefliigelt uerben,
Sic nit $1,000 @elbbuBe unb einidbriz
ger 9aftftrafe nit 3mangsarbeit (ma>
rum ni9t aud nod 9aumeni 6rauz
ben2) gu abnben tpdre.
9aS piirben liebli6e 3uitdnbe perz
ben, 3uftdnbe, gegen Del6e bieienigen,
unter benen bic preiie unb ibre Gertreter
in ten Monar6ien guropas at leiben
babei1, nod gang barmIos fein mirben.
@eaen elm @eieb our 8erfolgung unb
ftrengen 8eftrafung mirfli9er @rpreier
boben mir ielbtperltdnbli6 Ni6ts elm
su%tpenben, aber mir meinen, baB es
ba5u eigentli6 feiner neuen 8eiebe
mebr bebarf, fonbern baB bic bereits
beifebenben ba5u poafommen ausz
rei6en.
Sebenfalls fam aber gar ni6t eners
aid genug gegen ben beimtiidiiden
@eriuh, inter benz 8ormanbe Der 8ez
trafung BON grprefern bic YreB=6 reis
beit-unb bic &eoesSreibeit md obenz
elm = fnebeln unb labmlegen gu mol
len, proteitirt tperoen!