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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

buLteE lohlls Legs 1l&lI.
SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET, April 21.-Re.
fined Sugars-The quotations are as follows ::
standard powdered 1916; cubes IS IS; cut
loaf 3-16c; granulsted 9-16c; fine grsnulated
4 9-16; confectionery A TIC; Diamond A
4 GIG; Columbia SIG cents. The market
esdy W tn moderate dems'd
Cofee-The market was dull at Ice ptr pound
for fair Flo and 3As13'sc per pound for No
grade.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Apl. 21.-Prices
OF Beef Cattle this week ranged as follows:
BeSt..:....... ....................... Sd 25 so
Generally rated first quality. 90 "a 20
Medium or good fair quality.... 621A 8 621h
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
Cows........ 50 90 SO 37h
or the Cattle receiv. d 80 came from Virginia.
The market wa' less tive than it was lsst
week, the weather acting unfavorsbiy on trade.
decline OF 1sc in values was oted
Mich Cows-Tbere wa, fair supply al d bet
Ter demand st $20s50 per head.
Veal Calves-There was full Offering and fair
demand at 5a5lbc per ID.
Sheep and L.mbs.-Thir 70 is some little decline
In values Of lsmts SO compared with las. weeks
figures Sheep 4lhs6 hc per Id gross, clipped do.
at 81 3 &c. fall lambs 5a6sac and sp ing lambs at
7a1Oc per lb g1o,s.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. April 21-Beeves
No trade fselrg firm. Calves market lower
wells So % -5 so per 100 lbl Sheep and Lambs
market slow; unsho-n sheep STAT so and clipp.
cd lambs $7s6 Fer 1CO lba. Hogs-msrket nomi.
nally steady at 81 90.5. SO per 100 lbs.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. April 21-Cattle-
market higher; prime s.esrs S4.40s4 85, others
1924 %. stockers S. 50a3 %, COWS $2.25s
% per 100 lbs. Hogs-market steady rough
ard common $4a4 40. mixed and packers 81 5Os
60. prime heavy and butchers weight, $4.55
eros $6s6 35 wothers and yaarlings So 25. 6e5
Texans s. .35a66 90 per 100 lbs. Lambs $5 65a7
per 100 lba.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

mar ket is frmsr, but there Is litts doing and We
note but few changes in prices Wequote Flour
So 5Oa5 70 for fine to patent roller: Whest a5a
So; Corn 45s47; Bye 80a9O ard Oats 34a36.
Butter 16a22. Eggs 11a12.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

BAKERY.-The city auditor to-day Issued
permit to Mr. a. D. Btookets for the ersc-
tIon OF brick building On Lac street, be.
tween Cameron aud Q1eap. It is under
stood thst Mr.. Brockess will build bakery
for the making OF the bett grades of breec,
With which he will supply the citizens OF AL
exandsis. Fer some time past the wash
iugton bakers have b5en sending bread here
that meets with ready sale, and 1t is Mr..
B "a intention t, make just IS god bread as
that made in Washingt N and serve 1t TO the
citizsus of Alexandria on the morning 1t is
baked and thus retain tast much money at
home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

Cut the front of the cartoon ont OF any OF
the following articles and mail 1t to us With
your pane and address pIaialy writ en- en-.
closing ceptI In stamps aud receive by
next mail a 80 cent present suitable for a
lady. gertem or child. Address. The
Ssonebraker Chem 90 Bsltimcra, Md:
NAME OF ARTICLE.
St,nebraker's F.avoripg Extracts. {25 cts J
etonebrakei's Eminent.
Cough Syrup.
Iudian Gum Syrup.
Pain K ,ilsver.
Worm Syrup.
Live. Pills
I" Blood & Liver correotcr.
II your merchant has not the articles In
stock he will be glad TO get them for you II
you will only ask him,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

RICHMOND MARgET. april 21-The market
ia rather f1mer than last week, but With the ex.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

New YORK, April 22.-Cotton =; uplands =:
Orleans; futures steady. Flour quiet and steady
Wheat dull and lower. Corn quiet and steady; ;
Pork quiet and steady at SO 50s$11 so. Lard quiet
and steady at $6 471a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22
attention. "ROchdaIers'' and Cash
RmVprSl

TRADE OARDs, which secure from to 25 PER
cent discount IRE NOW READY st 25c. to
"ROCHOALERS" and "sovereigps," and at 90
to others. Apply t, L. Stsber & Co, 701 Kirg
street, the Alexandria cfiics Ct tho National Co.
operative Company. ap16 Wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

CHICAGO, April 22.-11:oo m-Wheat-May
sos July S0s4. Corn-Msy 42aa July 2914Es
Oats-May 2S?a July o. Po1k-Asy SO 471S:
july SO 67h. Lari-May $615 July Sc 25'
Short ribs-MsY $5 so; July SIS 621aa$5 65.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

UNCLAIMED BoDy.-Dariog the ear'y cart
OF the var ia csvsiry sklemssh near
Vienna, Fairfax county, on tf1icec named
Robert CD, OF son;h Carolina, taougEt to
have been colonel, wss killed or martally
wounded His body Was subsequently, taken
to Wsshiugton placed in q metslic catin
end forwarded to this city with Instructions
ia have it sent beyond the federal liues. the
movement Of troops, however, prevented
fha hody from being sent South at tha iime
and 1t was placed 10 the Henderson vault.
where 1t has ever since remained. The
owners of tins vault now desire {, repair 1t,
and are anxious to lave the body claimed
by the relssiyes Of tbs deceased. They have
Dleced the matter In the hands of r. E.
Lac Camp and additional ef',r's will be
made to communicate with the deceased
colonel's frienda. Should they prove futile,
permission will be asked to place toe coffin
10 the mound 10 Christ church yard. II is
said that Col. Robertson came from near
Beaufort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF TOWELS, PURE
IA linen, from SC up to A0c st
mills AMOS B, sLAYMAKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

FOSTERS KID GLOVES, latest Spring Shades
T. all sizes at [mh16l AMOS B. sLAYMAKER's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

PERSONAL "A delightful! german was Civ
on At Mc ,9nroey's He'll last hight by Mr.. 3
L Dalrgeraald to his daughter. Miss sallie
n the cIty we're psee2ut as we're also mum.
Der , Of ) oaug ladies' and gentlemen who are
visiting here. Toe costumes of the ladies'
we're aIl bean ifu and becoming; the music
waa excellent aud the german, LEG oy
iicipatsd 10 by nesfly all present Refresh,
mpnts were served during the evening" aEd
all present spent most erjoyaeie time.
Mr. Nicholas PARCEL, of LessbuIg, vas IL
Mr.. Ge9. F. Auld, of Washington. and Miss
Elizabeth @. Martip. OF Fairfax, we're mar
rled yesterday at Summer Vale. the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES f,tber, Mr.. A. Mattiu,
in that county. Rev. J. Il. Batter, OF tbis
dr., officiating. After receiving the con-
erstclations OF their many friends, end par.
taking Of bouutifal rsfreshmsnts. Mr.. and
Mre. AUD iait for q ip through the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

A NICE ASSORTMENT of Homemade cassi-
"A meres for DO, s. wear at
mh25 AMOS B SLAYMAKER'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

GROSS ALE AND BEEF for sale by
L mario E. s. LEADBEATER & SOEa,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-22

The msrkets cloie without material change in
values OF ary Bind during the past week, we
quote Flcur quiet but steady. Choice WAests
fairly ecive and fin, saleu range fi9m SO TO SO
for goed to prime; q to 80 for badly damaged
and ordinary. Corn 4s TO so, ia bulk. Bye 70
to 80. Oats 35 to SO. Butter is to 25 Eggs
- to Ia Potatoes 80 to 40 ard hard to sell.
Veil Calves ga to Sc. Apples, Onions. other
fruits, vegetables and produce es,y. Milfeed is
lowa-. Hsy tc.rce, Wheat Straw and Cotton
Seed Meal strorg sr ard in demand.
BkLrlxoka, April % Flour sea6y and un-
changed. Wheat f1m; No red, spot Ssh bid
April 961a bid May 927ss931s; juno 91@s
92 steamer No 2 red 80 bid southern strong
Fultz s2s9s; Lonsberry 95a1co. Corn IN
settled mixed spot 40A bid April 49 asked
May 467s47 June 45As459s July .6A asked;
49a4s1h; yellow 49a50. Oats quiet and firm
No 3 Western white 3sAs39; No 2 mixed
do 34Aa35. Bye steady and finn; No SO
asked. Hayfrm; good to choice timothy S14 5Oa
10 so. Provisions steady and unchanged
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10

A barn on the premises Of W. r.
drummer was destroyed by fire on
the 18th, about noon. The family
was absent ut the time, and how
the blaze originated Il mystery.
Ike Harmon's fine stallion was the
only ania.al in the stable aud Il
was with much difficulty that two
ladies, who first discovered the
flames, rescued him. The barn it
self was OF but little value. but Mr..
Crummer's loss in saddle, harness,
grain, etc, will foot up about $50,
and Harmon's S20.
Chris Engleman. way back in old
Missouri, recently sent us the sub
scription price for the BULLETIN,
saying that he ''longs to again read
he scar old fighter for Little III
more" Mr.. +. formerly resided
near Pine Grove.
Chairman Sprague and Secretary
sinnott have issued call for the
Republican Central Committee to
meet at Mountain Home, july l6.
at ] o'clock, for the purpose Of fix
ing the date and location for their
county convention.
On the morning Of the 9th twelve
buildings were burned at Shoshone.
The heaviest losers are: Gusler.
SO, 500; Fitzgerald & Kecfcr, So. 600:
McMahon, $4,000; Smith, $1,000
Tramps did it,
A Chicago belle says that that
| girl must indeed be strange kind
of u girl who could say conscicn
tiously that she did not like fuzzy
mustao he.
VIM. Paine Of Oreana returned
from the East Thursday, where he
had been to dispose of one CARLOAD
of horses.
T. r. Stephenson came in from
Medbury Thursday to prove up OF
his land.
The Senate has passed fire.
coinage bill and it is how in tn
House for action.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10

Miss Filth Sheehey Of Boise is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. c. p.
Oliver at their ranch
W. e. Hiland departed for Port.
land Thursday. probably 10 remain
somewhere on the coast.
Mr.. Purdy SAYS he did not lose n
water wheel ON the roaring Snake.
but that hoat load of lumber got
away few days ago and floated
down about mile before caught.
Ralph GoodlifIe arrived here re-
Gently from Glenn's Ferry. He
says the Ferry has a population Of
about 500, and is growing. The
place is surrounded By miles Of fine
agricultural lands, and all that is
required 10 make il productive il
winter. a canal can be taken out
of Snake river y or Is miles above
the town. Capitalists have been
examining that section with a view
Of constructing the canal, and are
very fagorably impressed with the
scheme. The estimated cost il
F2oO,OO0.-Idaho City World.
That was a terrible battle fought
in Pennsylvania the other dav be-
tween force Of striking iron and
steel workers and about 300 hired
assassins. known az Pinkcrton de-
tectives. Bat the poor hungry la
borers made many Pinkertons bite
the dust and came out victorious
! Carnegie and his kind are able and
have contributed hundreds of thou.
sands of collars for corrupt political
campaign purposes, yet they wish
to cut their workmen down TO starv
alton wages. We hope the hired
assassins may meet with like treat
mcnt in every case similar the on,
that occurred at Homestead, neai
Pittsburg. Our "Guv." should IL,
to Pennsylvania Immediately AM
assist his Pinkerton friends.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10
THRIFTY MIR. Read.

Whilelaw Reid, Republican candi.
da'e Tor vice President, was one Of the
originators OF II scheme to get some.
thing for nothing, which has since he.
come more or less 7opnlar with news
paper correspondents and others hav-
ing pull with the Congressional
appointing powers. II was away back
in 1865 that Mr.. Reid, while serving
as Washington correspondent. was
appOinted assistant librarian of Con-
giess, 1t a salary of OF Sisc0 per an
mum. Mr Reid was duly sworn in
and for quite long period he drew
the salary, while negro, whom he
employed ut $50 per month, did the
work. Thus il will be seen that Mr..
Reid made an early beginning in tn,
qhrift" which later was the canse 81
mis- making the New York Tribune a
"rut" establishment, and his violating
the alien contract labor law by inn
porting cheap foreign laborers to do
the stcnework on his Ophir farm resi-
donce.
Speaking OF Reid, 1t appears that he
made hurried trip to Washington ms
soon as he learned that some Of the
Harrison men were scheuing to drive
him from the ticket, and as soon as he
got there he made IA bee line for the
White House, where lie proceeded 10
read the riot act TO Ben. whom he ac-
cused ni having instigated the anti
Reid plot. lie frightened Mr.. Harri-
son, it is said, by claiming that it was
only his (Reid) being on the ticket
/ that had prevented an open revolt oi
the tricked Blaine wing Of the party
and threatening, unless the scheme e
ask him 10 retire from the ticket wa,
at once squelched. to lead rebellion
against the ofiice-holding nominee
Mr.. Harrison pleaded ignorance 0
the whole thing, Notwithstanding
proofs presented by Mr. Reid shown.
that il had or ginatcd with men who's
relations with the White House are .
the closest and most confidential ma
ture. 1t is good news to Democrat:
that Reid will suck-hc will throw
thousands Of votes to Cleveland an,
Stevenson, which they would no
otherwise get.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10
Local Assembly lf37, K. of [.

~ Hold regular weekly
meetings every FIJI
80, " Sa&s<ks DAY evening at their
N@N\&9 &%-As new hAll in Rocky liar
Sojuuriting brothers in
good standing are respectful, invited to attend
October I. 1891.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10
THE JArs ARE COMING

The influx 81 japanese as laborere Is
commencing 10 attract attention and
evoke uniavorable comment. Our
ncighbors down in Butte are begin
ming To be exercised over the matter,
because some Of the farmers, or hort.
culturists are bringing the Japs in in
large numbers 10 do their work 1t is
claimed that they come into the
country under contract and therefore
unlawiully, but, lac this as it may,
they are coming, and IN constantly
increasing numbers. People are be-
ginning II inquire now what We ere 10
be prolitcd ii in getting rid OF the Chi.
nesc we are to lie oyerrun by the Jhps
The latter may hot have sunk quite SC
luw morally AS the former, but they
both work for cheap wages, and that
is what has rouscd the revolt against
the Chinese.
We do not know whether, under
the terms az the Exclusion act, the
Japs can be excluded as well rs tin.
Chinese. We haven't "A copy before
us and are therefore unable To test the
matter, hnt our impression Is that they
cannot. II they cannot, then indeed
there is great danger ahead Of u.
Let il be understood that there IL no
restraint uron Japanese immigration
that does not apply to all foreigners.
and we hall soon ind the flow of i'm
migrants from that country increasing
rapidly and assuming ALARMING pro
portions, and when W. 60 20 Congress
with petitions for the exclusion OF the
Japanese n well a. the Chinese, VI
will find 1t very difficult 10 secure a
favorable hearing. II is we'll known
fact that the East has never been ~
hearty sympathy with MS III our po<i'
ton against the Chinesez The i'cmo-
Gratis being strong b, levers IN Iocal
government. replied To the entrcaties
Of this coast, that w were better judg6s
OF our NEEDS and requirements thsn
they, and that, ii W believed the ex,
istence ui the Chinese here IN large
numbers war harmful, they would ~.
sist NJ to get rid oi them, and they did
help us. Subsequently Eastern HI
pubhcans came tO our assistance npon
the earnest representation OF their
friends on this coast thai these states
would he lost unless they made tie
concession. Il will be seen from this
statement that neither party IN the
East oppose the coming OF the Chinese
upon principle. and recent events
show that it j. about all We can do To
hold the Eas, in line. Now, II We 20
10 Congress and ak that the laps be
excluded aIsn. We slall probably meet
with refusal. The Republican
leaders vii tot dare to go any further,
because 81 strong sentiment in their
party against IL. and Eastern Demo
Gratis can be relied upon ma longer On
the assurance that il will give the
Democrats this coast. Experience
has taught them that such assurances
are delusivc. They remember Tho
support given by this coast 10 Harri-
son, aud they arc not likely to forget
IL soon.
The prospect i mose goomv IN our
opinion than evsr before. aud We fear
that hut few years sill elapse before
tie Japs will he as numerous here as
the Chinese ever Wore.--hed Bluff
News.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10

think the fight will be harder than
Others do, but they all think that with
a united effort Cleveland and Steven.
son can he elected. and the Democrat
who doubts that such an effort will b,.
made is yet 10 be found. Cougrcssman
Cogert, Tammany member 81 the
House, says: "The ticket will receive
the united support Of the New York
Dcmocrats--there are no traitors in
Tammany Hall"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10

Nearly al Of the Democratic Soma
tnrs and Representatives who attended
tlia Chicago convention, some OF whom
werp opposed to Cleveland. are nov
unanimous IN The opinion that u is
lie winning tlsket. Some 81 them
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Iom FinngnH, his heirs or. aesigntea:
Nan ara hereby notified that have txpe.nlel two
hundred nAr- fs2 00l ~ labor aud Improvements,
during the years lslo and 1871 on the
REESER
inie miSing claim. situated in Boar Greek mining
district, ElaInre county, State OF Idaho. about
one quarter Of mile northeast from the town u
Rocky BAR and adjoining the Golden BAR lafe or
mining claim on the east require bi Section
2i2i, fcvsei Statutes 81 the United State-, heinz
the amount required - Ia the same for tho years
ending lrrcmbeT 81 lSgn, and bcetmb,r 81, IsB9:
that Your proportion ~ the same i SS 3i. being
eHe-sNth Of above expenditure ard within ~ lay
after this notice by publication yon fail or rehIsa
I" contribute Your proportion IT such expenditure
- eowner your interest IN said claim viii hegnn,c
tbs property 81 the sItscrbrr urdeT said section
ej2i Rev .sed Statutes oi the Emitted States.
MICHAEL. CRoNIS
First publication, May :, ls9z
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-07-10

Thos Hall has sold his black
rmith shop 10 Mr. Angal Of Nevada.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
Jnlano.

- Ote Samilie 9litor bat aus europa
neren 3usug erbalten, bod lit bas neueite
Tanillennttglieo ntAt, mte mon bet Der
fteinreiden Samilie bod eisentli6 ans
nebrnen ioute, ais &~aiItenpalia9ier zines
Der i6neliten SeepaIdlte in Stem gort am
9efommen, ~ionoern ais gang 9etpobnlider
@tnDanoerer I'M 3piidenDeG. 9ebte Wo6e
ndlnliG fIelte iid im Qrbeitsnabtpeiiunssz
NnRte elm iuneer Wann Elm, Der aneab.
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8aoen gu itamrnen unb am 4. b. so. auf
benz 0ampfe. vWefternIano" an9efomz
men 81 Ietn. Oa 8aloorf aud Der @ez
burtsort bon So6ann Satob Mltor, bes 8es
~9ritnoers Der Seem gorfer Sarntlie uno
iDres Jtet9tbums, mar, 10 fraate mar 2uos
tuig, Oh CT nielei6t in nertpaneti9aftliheH
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itebe. Ser iunge Wtann ertl6rte barauf,
Sobann SSafob Nitor Jet eth 8ruoer ietneS
u~r8roBnaters getpelen, ct aber babe ntdt
Die Nbltht, ft0 an letne retden yertpanoten
al tDenoen, lonbern tpolle letnen Neg ieiblt
MAIDEN un0 ii6 obne oeren Ollfe III Die
S0be arbetten. 2ubiutg lit Tletlder bon
8eruf, pel6em @ei6dft ii6 iein ursroBs
onfel %befanntltU ebenfolls uripriingli0 gez
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gebotene Stelung ait, nGmli6 ais Nrbeiter
bet benz Gemiiebauer 6enrp Qfterlnann in
gfertopn, 6. S.
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nerl6teoenen i'm Staate borbanbenen SDz
nooen baben it6 gu elmer W%fiiiionsgeieuz
l6ait CUR tDetteren 8erbrettun9 Der Iutbertz
l0en Sebre aulammen9etban. Oie @eleQs
i6aft mtrD ben 9tamen Missions of the
Evangelical Lutheran Churches of Wis
consin" fubren uno tbren 6auptitb in
Slbfofb baben. SIM sanSen Staate tper7
ben 3pei9miliionen gegrinbet werben.
@inen i~nterefianten gsatsfaG bat
bas Staatsobergeri6 Don SnDiana entz
i6ieben. 8or eini9er 3cit Derlaugte Die
StaatsiteuercOmmiliion BON Ybilipp Oet>
fer, Dem Br0ftoenten Der oeutihen Sparz
banf in Gpanspiue, Die 9tamen Der Oepo1tz
loren Der 8aHt Inb Die bon oenielben elm
9elegten Summen 81 ipifien. 0eifer ner>
lpei9erte Die 8eantportung Der Sra9en. @r
nuroe Oorauf Su $500 @elbbuBe unO 30
SoSen @efdHgniB Derurtbeilt, jeoo9 per=
mittelit 9abeas Gorpus>8 erfabrens aus
Dem @eIGngniB befreit. 9tun fam oer Sal
i'm Berufungstpege an bas b06lte @eridt
bes Staates. Sas Sberseri6t bat ent>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
Sebattirsttcbtasen in 6TentliGem
SGttIctt.
CAus etnem Utilpaufeer @ortrage be5 @1icagoer
SGululanneS Sd]miebbpfer)

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@inem amerifeuil1eu S6ulmeiitergebirn
1T Der @eoante e%utiprungen, bab IS fir
unlere StnDer piini1enspertb Jet, tDenn ie
1I6 i'm 0ebattiren iblen, De1ll tie louen ia
ou9 iir ibren Seruf ols freie, moblbereds
ttgte &lrger oieler JtepubIif, gebil0et lper@
ben. u1o pie iepes 9teue. mag eS nod 10
nnlt1tnI9 leln, 10 leldt Wursel faBt. 10 itno
o!ele 0ebattlrltunoen tbatiddli6 ldon in
of1entllden Sd)uler eln8etlbrt tporoeu.
QSltrDen nun SbeHata be9auoeLt, Die in
Die SGule geb0rer. 10 fDnnte man bohitens
Hber Die Sorm zines lolden llnterridtes
laden; aber mas wir0 ~bebanoslt!
Stano oa neuli6 vOie glnpanberungs>
TRACE" auf Dem Yrogramm. Nlio unreife
&naben uno DtGoden, Die bon Dem Wertbe
Doer Der @efabr fremoldnbii9en 13usuges
feline 9lbnEug baben f0unen, neil lie ni0ts
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SAL lctn lplrb) 9e9en bic @~inpanbsrung
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i>sHer Die Stnoer ~eingelpanoerter @ltern
pols benz criten @ebpte befSinbeSpfliht, boS
IA bstat: U9iebet uub ebret Cure @ltern J"
a~bbrsn8Sts a6Qeieben bon Der Nlbernbeit
zines lolhsn @ebabrens iberbaupt.
yti6t bellcr itnO Sbemota iiber ,vSrauenz
re6te", rSiIAerfrage" uuD a1oere, iiber
nelde ebenfaI5 III unieren 0ffentli6en
S6nlen i9on bebattirt tpur0e! Das @in=
atge, mas ma Oanit errethen fam, lit,
ben Oiinfel, Der nun einmal 10 idon in
Sungz9tmerifa Dorbanbeu lit, nod su i6Iz
rem urO gu gleider 3eit StimmOieb gu ers
5iehen.
8, es muB Elm bebrer @ugenblid iein,
tpenu Die intereilante 9ebatte ith bent
S6luie nabt uno Die Srage reif mtro our
9lbltimmung, II tpern bann Der btnter
Den Sbren nod LANCE nidt trofeue 8or@
fiber Die Srage nohnlals porle9t nit benz
iibGiden: Aue, Die fir Die SortOauer Der
@iutDauberung iinO, iagen ia II. /. t.
9aB Die Shulmeiiter oft lGAerlid ee>
madt tperben, lit ri6t INNER ibre S6ulO ;
DaB ie ii9 aber ielbit gum @eipDtte, unb
5war BET uernitnfttgen 9euten, MAIDEN, bae
tur giebt's feile @nti6ulotgung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-23
Quslano.

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Die ibn bon ben 8ir9ermei1tern QQer baoiz
ihsn gemeirloen iiberrei1te 6uloieuuossu>
lUrift gu ieiner Subelfeier nit elmer Sim
lprade ertoloert, Die Elm i60nes :3euaniB
BON pen 0e1tnnun9en Dieles edit beutiden
Snr1te1 ablest. Ser welentliWe S1balt
lautct iuie tol9t:
yS6 banfe ber5li6 fir 6ie piele Qiebe,
sic nertpObnen mid! @enn audi Mons
9es tn Der !3eit meiuer &egieruna ii6 nidt
10 erfuut bat. tpie es aebabt tpar, 10 tr0ltet
mid, oaB INNER Elm inniges GeritdnpniB
uno Sertrauen mir entsesensebraht purDe.
Gott bat uns reid aeiegnet. Die @iniauna