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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-10-21

n feeding Wigs tits quite al item to
give sufficiently. 80 that all can secure
what they need.
Tnr Hubbard squash will keep well
n,.ns the writer fkcpt in dry place
ana covered with straw. ia prevent
frcezir-.
I;,,rx III rubbish. ana keep the farm
urroun.lit;., clean. SO rs not only 70
lessen tue lial.li:y Of disease Snt also
r. destroy tlrs harborlng place for YER
min.
SNAIL pntStocS. which are unsuitable.
should not be wasted. ~ they src lux.
rrinus Ia the hens and pigs. lt~-ill pay
10 nut them away for feeding 80 poul
try alone
Tur cellar -hoald be .hc~oughly
cleaned. sumirated and whitcCashed
before being used rs q s;orchou>e BON
a.. 4 protection 10 the articles and 10
avoid disease.
MANURE tha. hos been evenly spread
ovc~ the soil not only prevents loss of
moisture and rcusins that in thu soil,
,nf causes the moisture lower down &c
r,~, 81 the surface also.
SURPLUS waite islrlways g damasv and
shoaid he removed by drainage. * j.
hotter 10 remove this down through the
soil than 10 dram il off over the soil. II
makes farming easier aud quicker. and
makes less Of waste lsrd.
my dirt shoxld bc stored in some
covered place FOR use a. an absorbent
in The winter One part OF dry Lane
master and four parts of dry dirt b'
measure, will greatly MD IN prcvcntnt
the loss Of liquid manure
EVERY day that my cattle DO not gal
"a flesh lose twic, rs mach as taa
rain would be worth. A. coon as Tx
pas,urc, fail 10 Yield enough food !.
keep the animals growing rapidly othe'
food should be supplied Henry y
Wallace.
WILLIAM WAKEFIELD. afscr nv.
wears experience. says Thid one COY
can I've made 20 give as rich mix =
another may not be possible hut ?
propcr fcrd n cow may be made '
Give richer milk than when fed 0
improper feed.
GRAss-rEp hogs, or such ss are give
but little OF heating food until late au
umu, and have clean quarters 40
plenty of room for exercise, are y
often subject to cholera. Ih.s n'en
should be argument enough 10 favor
oush msth0da.
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Dress Reform Nccr ssary.

The main essentials To correct dress,
she points which l insist upon. every
thoughtful woman will admit as rca-
sonablc. They arc freedom ut the
waist line. freedom for the legs in walk
ing. freedom for natural. full rcspira-
ton and freedom for the arms. SO that
that they can be lifted and swung
above the head with ease. Then only
can woman poisc. stand and sit we'll.
When the essentials are secured the
rest may nlcasc the fancy Of each in
d.ividual woman. who may make II -
artistic or as near fashionable
modes as she may desire. IL -
impossible for woman ~ stand
thoroughly we'll while she wears
corset. perfect poisc and corr
rect carriage can not he had without
freedom at the waist line. Thousands
of women say now that they can not
hold themselves up unless they have on
corset, that they stumble all 70
ricces." II Is partly because they do
not know how TO sit, and partly be-
cause they have worn q corset SO con-
t;nuouslv that the large muscles OF the
body which were designed To support
The waist have become demora,izcd.
A good many people are exercised over
the question as to tho origin OF the
species. whether or not we once went
on all fours. &c that as II may. q
on,y preston # time until 're shoH 30 on
III fcurs. unless The prevailing style o.
woman's dress is changed. Mrs. Annie
Jenncss- Miller, Ia Good Health.
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FcR KILLING a COW.
In ,.-d'a .rhcy -snfc the y'c atty FIT tbs
<ri.se Very Closely.

In ,-d'a they -snhc ss~ y'c atty FIT the
<ri:ac Very Closely.
Caste rscans sorncth NJ in India. a
raur. nan Of .'y-aboi recently killed
!. cnif h- Incident End had TO do rcp-
a.cc aid lie IN cutc;-s for ST.: racntas-
The Er.h.nirs told lin that nc could
not have committed { greater sin thar
cntasii..- The icath ~ u COW, but talsiii-.
into confederation that he wa IN rif-
educated nan they would deal very
le-icn.lv with hirs. During the pcrirss
~ c-conrlunicatiou he was ordered %
lead a lie 81 rscniiicancy. and With II
ro-,c round his ncc.s ard piece CT f.c
calrs ,nii on his shoulders he Yves 10
rcrsora pilgriina;ycs 70 different lhA-
doc stri;.cs.
TIE members * f,is family were soT-
hidden 10 supply hisn With either nhsltcr
~ f.,o, under u rS-sa,r Of undersc.r
.i,:7il:.- cxcor,rirs, The ah.I
rcrea.lv returned u his village ba.'
NAIL alter the ru-.fcaticn ccresannlrs
hc r:ast live ia a Temporary Grass
,l..tcncd hcuac ~hiSh has been sys
,c.s.asicas;y dciilcsi. lie iaust t'icn y
r.atcr,d ali ovr- VITA cow aans-
scaiscc in sacred rtrrars :i!l BE- y
clean and pr: tarocsa rar'"''s Ht'r'
,,..ras.tss.. Avs fss-1fin1tl i-sT
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The CANNoN-eALL TREE


Something about NOrlo0s 1Sec me -
strange Fruit.
The cannon-hall tree owes its pcculi-
ar;.y principally 10 the mode In which
thc flowers are borne ON long branches.
which grow from around the trunk.
commencing NJ It's base and continuing
many feet upward. They are arranged
In terminal racerics and fall soon
after expanding; the pcduncic. how
ever, ins. cad Of falling and whitening.
hardcrs ard enlarges, producing
racemts Of flowers in succession ut us
extremity each season.
Years :.ftcrward the woody pcdiccis
may s;ill lie seen upon the Towering
Cranchcs. So nearly does the arrange
e,cnt Of the latter resemble a creeping
plant growing upon tree that It Is dif-
lcult 10 convince people TO the con.
! trarv. ard that they bear the flowers OF
the tree itself. says the English Garden
cr's Chronicle. which describes the
flowers MS cup-shcpcd. red within and
ycllowish-whitc without
These flowers measure four inches
across. The large brown, ball-shapcd
fruits. unlike the f-agrant flowers. emit
disgusting odor, rivalcd only by thu
flowers Of terranilic bclcrica. Th'
latter. when in flower, scents the al
mosphcrc Of tho garden in way which
suggests to the uninitiatcd that tn
sanitary arrangements OF the distric
rrc in a bad condition. The couroup
tia forms /. la~gc tree some Fifty to six'.
feet ia hc;ch. and bears dense mas
oi shin;rg Green lenrcs. becoming &C
cidrors once or sometimes twice durin
TIE year The leaves on these occa
sions fill very rapidly and arc replace
ar;in i. fc.s days by nc.s set.
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The young physician was tired wncn
nc returned kom his evenings calls.
but rs he settled back In his easy chair
aud his pretty wife ~ only month or
two took sea. beside nirn he asked al
fcctionatciy:"
And has my little wife been lone
Typ
~Oh. no." she said animatcdiy; at
least not very. I've found something 70
busy myself with"
Indeed" he said "Ivhat is it?''
20. I'm organizing class a lot o.
ycuny girls and married women are IN
It. and we're exchanging experiences
and teaching each ether how 70 coook. :
s.syhat do you do with the things you
cool<?" he asked interestingly.
20. we send them To the neighoors
ius. to show what we can do. There's
one clearinghouse gets most OF IT, III
lots Of iur."
"Dcar little woman" he said. ieanin:
over rnl kissing her. always thonght
full of your husbands practice. Away
anxious to extend Detroit Ere
Press.
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Critics marvel at the incon0ruity
displayed by modsrn authors, but nat-
tiers were not better OF old. For in
stance. IL is said that Dranam was once
engaged in the representation Of "a iyric
drama. when. clad in evening dress,
white tie. spotices gloves. and bearing
n crush hat. he advanced to the foot
lichta and said: -'iicTc am. wandering
in the midst % q primevai forest Alas.
how terrible. I;us what il this see be-
fore me? A grand piano. Thank for
tune. This win beruilc the heavy mo
ments until chip arrives to rescue
me. lid Bits.
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ST. LOFTS. Oct. o.-This Is Fair
Tlursday." and il Is unfortunate for
the city that the census can not be
taken to-day. for il would certainly re-
veal the presence in II Of over a million
people. The streets are throngcd with
sirht-sccrs. and there arc over 10000
people who have spent u happy day al
the fair. The exposition also has beer:
crowded all day. and Gilmore's "Ons
Hundred" the greatest band on earth.
has had to respond TO encore after en-
core at each Of the four concerts in the
great music hall.
The Exposition rcma;nsopcn until o.
ober 80, and any who have not seen u
should arrange to attend at least once
before the great doors are finally closed
for the season. This is the ninth con
secutivc annual season. all records fcl
annual cxpositions having been easii.
broken, and as the displays have bsef
getting better and better every year
The combined attractions are posi-
lively irresistible this fall. Ih'
music is the very best that ca'
be provided. regardless Of expense
end the art gallery u one OF u
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vahri~s for Autumn Millinery.

Felt, cloth anG velvet are the fabrics
most used IN the new bonncts. Soft,
pliablc fclts with smooth surface pre-
vail. and can scarcclyIDc distinguished
from lady's cloth that viii be chosen
for tcqucS and hats 10 mstch costumes.
Plain vcivets will b. very much wron
both as trimming and as entire bon
nets, 'Changcablc mirro- velvet, re-
fiectinr several colors. is The rich gar
niturc for dress bonnets for afternoon
receptions and for the thea ter Felt
bonncts arc trimmed with piece velvet
Of contrasting color. as kcigc felt
with cminencc purple velvet, and pink
isli tan with emerald greer Plaided
felt honnets arc made OF slender strips
Of felt braided TO imitatc fancy straw
braids, or clra lacy are interviewer IN
basket pattern over the whole bonnct
--Harper's Dazae.
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feet so that any litter which may be
rooted into them can be easily cleaned
ont. and the pigs can also be shut back
until the swill is poured into the
troughs. greet advantage as any
feeder knows.
There are little doors from each pen
into tie alley. also into the yards on
the sides OF the house. These yards
should have = board Foor. unless the
ground is very sandy and well drained.
a small pen near a lighthouse becomes
n mortar bed after every rain, and the
ohicc. Of the small yards outside Is TO
give early pigs sunshine ard more
chance for exercise than six NY SIX
pen affords. Over each pen under the
unncr roof is a small window TO admit
alr and light. This slides on the scant-
ling which supports the lower roof
The outside posts are only four feet
high and the centeT posts eight feet.
'rhe roof is boarded and :shing!ed. The
rousc Il inc.oscd with No I boards
T, lien paper aud drop-sihing arc put on
1, keep out frost in winter. Large
! joors ut each end can be opened whcr
occasion requires, hat for every dai
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=
finest on the continent. There arc ais0
innumerablc displays in which the
blending of color and the tr:umphs OF
mechanical art are combined. AMI there
are also fzh. electric. carriage, and
other departments. The expense OF
running an exposition OF this KIND Is
Of course enormous. but the attendance
II SO uniformly large that 1t IS only
necessary to charge IS cents ior az
mission. This trifiing payment IN
cludcss all the departments, as well as a
seat Z. the great Gilmore concerts, " hicn
are alone worth far more than the
cost Of ticket.
The beauties OF the street illrmina-
| tions increase as the season wears on.
! The illustration Is Of the Santa Maria
arch. one Of the series Of set pieces de-
| s;rsrd to illustrate the discovery Of
America aud the great achievements OF
Columbus To the visitor II appears as
though the Worlds fair were already
ia progress. and the cheers which greet
| the worlds discovery panorama every y
Illumination night are remarkaolc Over
| seyenty-fvc thousand lights are used
the ma iority OF them electric, and the
4 effect is best described rs dazzling.
Tn. season Is drawing to a close anc
procrastnation is NO longer perinissa
bic. All the railroeds are making low
rates to the city OF 81. Louis, anc
prompt inquiry should h. made OF thu
nearest station agent for details There
will be grand Examinations on tn
evening OF the 18th and 10th. ans
visits should he arranged so as to TAX
in these nights There need be no fea
rs to finding accommodations ut rea
soma ole rates, for the merchants hav
crya uized a hotel and boarding bureau
which will engage rooms or board 10
visitors without charge and guarante
regular rates.
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Tie ..,.=a- Accent to tho CAPITAL Of vsn.
exuci-.
There a-c fc7~ more Interesting cnci-
nccrinr achievements than the little
narrow. rarrc railroad running to Car
csas. the c~pi.al of VcAczrcla. from It's
seaport. La Duarra. The distance be-
,vrcrf, the two cities. as tho crow lies
srDna.:rr for the moment tina. Re could
Nv ,..ronrh mountains ~ Is only siS
r.;ic.. IN. the railway connecting them
is tv.r1.--.l-~co niles IL ,crgtf. 7af
corsc.. rcn.iy t.yists and t'i-sss on Itself.
The rcrfl rams IN zirzag fashion M the
mountain Z, an altitude of about i've
t,srrn~..d fec: above iis starting pcin.
u.l t...n cicsccn1s about fifteen hra-
t.-ed feet ia tic same manner into the
valley 81 car.c-s.
TWENTY-FIVE thousand rails were rscf'
II l:yinr The track. and 81 trcsc ovcs
eighteen thousand arc bent 1t Is lest,
incly said ,h-, the engineer almost Dis
Of n broken heart because he couiI IN
ycrt no excuse for bending the remain
inn forr Thousand. he did his best
however. and Icar=on's Weekly think
no one vho has 10 ride over the line ARK
lirLs himself shaken at every ono of th'
three hundred and forty-six sharl
twists which the track makes VIII lint
II in his heart to concerln the poor nal
for rot ,aa,.irg perfect job Two pas
ser-cr trains ps.ss over tho road daily
icavi-iy La Giuayra Il half ;x.ai eight
tie morning ard a. halF rust three
the afternoon. making - Journey
lyvo rours End half. Te.is Is spec
inclusive % stops. Of otS-ite ten siil.
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asc small door, thirty by seventy.
eight inches. Is placed ut either crsd. A
well and pump should be placcdsvhere
most convenient so that no delay will
occur when feeding time comes There
is but little trouble to provide places
for grain ard meal, but bcuntiful
supply OF water is quite as important
aud often neglected. The cosi OF the
hor.e. with lumber At twenty dollars
PER thousand and shin giles at tSrcc and
onc-haf dollars. is about one hundred
dollars. Several loads of sand cr' gravel
may l,c probably dumped into the pig
yards each year.
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tom. cnrichcr RE blood, dlzpcis aches and
pains, melancholy and ncrvorr..ss. Lrings
refreshing sleep, and restores health and
strclsgth.
It's powerful restorative tonic and sccth-
ind nc,vine. r,adc especially for womaus
needs, end he only ci.dronfccd ressses'y for
wc.s,aas weaknesses and ailments. IN all
"fernaIc complaints "nnd irregularities. II IL
ever fails To bcnsht ~ cure, yoa have your
money lack
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"Isut. doctor, you said last week that
the patient would certainly die, and
now he is perfectly we'll
MADAM, the confirmation oil my
prornosis is only question Of time. -
Tiiegcndc Batter
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THE Model structure i'Ianned by nn Iowa
Primer.

esC @soettt W sess - -
Fnrnlcr.
As many farmers have requested
description OF my hog house, VIII an
swcr the request. writes A. II. sheldon,
of Iowa. through the American Agri-
culturis,. The house Is built for eight
brood sows in the spsing or fifty pigs
in the fall. and furnishes plenty OF
room for this number. The size Is
twenty feet wide by twcrty-fonr feet
long. The pens are each SIX feet square,
making the alley through the center
eight feet wide. giving plenty OF room
10 drive locd OF corn under cover OF
the roof. 10 unload in the fall. Four OF
these pens are on each side, and one
swill trough. eigh; feet long, answers
for two pens. Over each trough is
placed u swinging door three by eight
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A great many medicines relieve ca
tarrh In the Head. That means that its
driven from the head into the throat and
longs. Ont, By IT. mild, soothine. cleansing
and healing r!vpcrtics, Dr.. Saccs Casarrh
Bsmedy por tec4ly and pwmAncntly ssrsA
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when Sc.nrc

~oc.,. ass;z.anc, ii may be hest 10 render II
,,-,,,nr,iv- hut one should rrmcn'o Der 10 use
even the mos. perfect remedies .oniy when
needed. Tho lies: and most simple and gen
tic remedy is the Syrup ~ rirs. r:a.r4lc-
rrrc! bv the California FIG syrup 20.
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Is the race for popularity won by Hostel
tcr's stomach Bit.ers II TOOK the lead ~ tho
start and disianccd MI competitors. III Grad
icatcs indigestion. rlalaral coinp.":. rs, all
ments Of the bi adder aud Kidneys. nervous
ncss. neuralgia rhcvmatlsrn. Physicians
corl mend. the puh'ir knows its value. the
press endorses. Grand are its credentials,
grandcr still lis suoccHs.
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years ago / hail Bronchitis,
which finally driftcd into
Consumption, SO the doc
tors said, ard they had
about given me Up. | was
confined to my bed. One
day my husband went for
the doctor, but he was not
in lis Office. The druggist
sent re q bottle OF PEs0's
Cure for Consumption. |
took two doses Of ii, and
was greatly relieved be-
fore the doctor came. lie
told me TO continue lis usc
ns long IS ii helped re. 1
did so, and the result is, l
am now sound AMI we'll
: entirely cured OF Con-
. sumption. Hrs. 2. Z.
BAKER, Harrisburg, illi-.
: ncis, February 20. 1881.
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a 7y:.ED IvOMAN,

Just c. much as .
ricl. and aii.il~ ono,
needs Dr.. liercc's
Favoritc Frcscr;p-
lion. That builds M,
stree shcns. aid IN
virc-1fcs tire cn.i-u
frfIgls syx:ern. II
rcr .;atcs and pro-
mates I'll tue proper
functions of woman
hori- improves diges-
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THE American Ere ring Co. 81 So louis
make tho "a. u. G. Bohemian Bottled bccr
--Gulcon. Sparkling pure.
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s.TrE more nan GETS tho more he
wants except when he's receiving u SEN
tencc ia court OF Justice
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Turrr is an ocean or difference between
n mans rights ani lie wants Galveston
Na4rS
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Curcr Colds and Bronchitis with haze
Honey OF Horehonnd AMI Tar
Pixies Too,nacho Drops Cure in one minute.
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Dry. II =. CAnsoS. Scotland: Dak. says;
s~i',,s, battles Of Halls Catarrh Cure COM
pletcl. cured nv little girl Sold by
clsts, s5c.
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Wn-x burglar nrics open safe anc
does not Ind aps'izc, II i a oaaagreeao'e
xl1r.1rlsa
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II a chnrc,, be or fire. why las tho or;.an
~. smallest s-naucco i cscaisc. because Inc
engine c1inci play on H.
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rrrcnAm's PITTS cost only = cents q pn-.
no ,rorla To lie worth 4 guinea a oox.
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AFArn CrrsrIoS-"Arc you going to Chi
ergo next summer
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Plpx,n-That man Hersey s1sms =
succeed in all his undertakings
Potts--What line Il he inf
Pipkip.-Uudsrtsking. Truth
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AZ IT'S HEIGHT.
Tho Carnival mt ST. Louis q o.osi-
ou3 Success.

A Crowded aud Happy Cnr-Eiahorsss
Arrangements Cor Taking Care al the
Crow ds-Six Mites Of brilliantly
Illuminated Strcets--A icst
Of other Festtsisy At
fractions.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-03
Gin 3unb ala 3erae.

Sn Yartenfir6en min man auf fol-
genbe Weiie Nnbaltspunfte fir bic gnt=
6edung beS ober Der an, Morbe BEG
Gortuartes Meggen6orfer S9uIbigen
erbalten baben. Ser 8rmber bes grs
morbeten ging nit beKen Dadel, Der
bret Sage unb bier Nd9te Bel leinem
tobten 9errn ausgebalten bate, ber
nd nod ME gegen einen Menf9en b6ss
artig ge5eigt, in ben genonnten
Ort. Yl6Bli9 fiel Der 9unb
einen damn an; ftellte bic 6aare,
belte tpiitben6 unb IieB ben Mngegrifes
1e1 ni6t mebr meiter. Gus biei lem
aufallenben @ebabren bes Qunbes
f6loB man, baB Der Mann in irgenb
einer Weiie an Der Mcrbtbat betbeiIist
lei unb nabm i'm in GAIT. Die unz
terin6ung mirb 2i6t in 6iefe Sadie
brinqen.
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Gelbbefbes, fonie anbere 8e6inguits
gen f9on 5ubnr ertpdbnt purben.
Wie fart natibifif9 amgebau9t iene
4pmmifipr aber III Wirfli1feit lit,
bas bat fi6 erft fiirali1 bur9 cine
MeuBerung zines MitgIiebes berleIben,
bes Senators @banbler, berausgeftelt,
Der unborii6tiger @eife gu frib rbie
&abe aus benz Sade gelaHen
bat" CHANDLER bat 1tamli9 unter
Der 9an6 erfldrt, baB bas ST.
nats> &omite benz &ongref5e foIgerben
plai snr Mnnabute gu unterbreiten
geoenfe: rDie gefammteg NJ
~ at berung ollie auf BEN
3eitraum bo II iii Sabren
Derboten merbert unb allen 8ez
iu6ern bes 2anbes io1e bel ibrer 2aHz
bmng i'm 9afen Elm paB ausgeifeIt
tperben, in pel6em genau a~ngegeben
tit, pobin fe au geben beabf9tigen
urb tpie lange fie bort bleiben mo0en.
3iemIi6 naib meint bas 5ubor err
pdbnte Stem 0rleanfer 8latt, baB
rbiefe 26fumg Der Sm migrationsz Grage
aaerbings rabifal genug iein biirfte",
aIein baHelbe 1T bod ebrlf9 gerug,
baB es ernfte 8ebenten gegen cine fol9e
Dr. @iienbartbs& ur ni9t u%nterbriiden
fam.
x8iele 9eute", rteint es, tpiirbe es
uobl geben, tpelde eine iol6e Musbebs
ttnrg Der @binefen : M1sf9lieBungss
politif auf bic D6Iter guropas gut
beiBet1, alein anbere tpiirben es Sod
ni6t fertig bringen, 10 b%oltdnbig bic
Sbatfa9e gu bergefem, baB ia bod
aud bic eingeborene1t d1ten Mmerifaz
ner nur bic Na1fom n1en friiberer
@inmanberer tuare1 unb baB es bod
iberbaupt erft bic europdii6en Smmis
granten gepefen ieien, mel9e bies gro=
BE unb md6tige 2anb gu benz gemadt
bitten, mas es ieBt lit.
6pfentli6 tpirb es bic rubige grz
udgung bieier Sbatia6e, an melder
bod aud Der mii1teife Natipiff nidt
ribrer unb r~iitteltt fann. i9lieBli1
bod nod berbinbern, baB man bas
Sinh nit benz Babe ausf9uttet unb
baB man @eieBe erIdBt, bic ben Sras
bitionen biefes 2anbes als gfnI Der
8ebrdn9ten gerabeau QDbn fpri9t unb
bur6 unb bur6 runamerifanif9" fem
miirbe.
Sn3miiden tpirb mobl bic Gbolera=
PROCLAMATION bes Yrdiibenten 6arris
ION fdon an iiG bic Wirfung elmer
aeittueiligen Suspenbirung Der Gin
tpan6eruttg baben unb bartt tpir6 man
einieben, baB fold cine &abital : Sur,
bic benz bereits bi6t befiebelten Often
bieleidt aagebra9t gu fein f6eint, bie
@ntnidlung bes' Weitens nur bemmen
unb f9dbigen fann.
Cine bonn @eifte bes &nomnotbingz
tbHms unb bes Natipismms -beieelter
@eriu@ Der 2Sfung Der Sm1migrationsz
Jrage mirb bic Snterefen bes gan5ert
2an6es ffets f9dbigeit, tpdbrenb bic
einsig ridtise 26fung Der Grage unferer
Nnfi6t nod BARN beftebt, Bic Smmi=
grafton quantitatip 3u bef9rdnten ,aber
glei95eitig bic ginmanberung beKerer
aualitdt 5u b~ef6rbern.
Oas 1T freili6 cine f6mierige Nnfs
gabe, tuel6e bur9 fol1e &abifalmittel
uie CHANDLER fie porf1ldgt, iebenfans
ni6t sel6if tperben tpirb.