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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29
Wun SittIe 1erQer.

9a 10 iebr @iele bieie -uno leste @ode
Sermanu einen gelu6 abfatteten, ipers
ben Sic iuobl bic Neuisfeiten meilt alIe
erfabrer baben unb i6 tuilI nun Sbu.n
freiitellen bas @enise. bas id su iasen
babe iii ben 8apiertOrb 3u ipeoiren,
iuenn es feinen Wlus mebr in Sbrem
tpertben ,,goltsblatt" finben iollte.
I'm ben bieiisen 2eiern 5u seiaen
baB mir ni9t unter benz tiefen ednee
tesrabensmurbeu uub nod leben, tuolfeu
mir nod Elm 2sb"nssei6en BON uns ees
ben.
Serr Gelir 2auer pailirte uniere &C.
seno ouf ieinem 8ese bon Stonp Si0
per Sdlittcn na6 Sermann. Seine
pielen Sreunbe in Sermann babsn ibn
ben Sag 10 uerfiirSt. oaB er Gbenbs
llbr erlt wieber hier ourbei fam uni
mein,e er aud bub bies bic id6nit
Gabrt mar bic er ie seua6t babe.
Serr Senrp u. Gbofern bat ben gtor
BON Serrn Brtnfmann in Swiss fduf
li1 erluprben une miro, tuie beri6tei
Die 9eituns bes @eiddftes i'm Mdr
islblt lbernebmen. Serr gbofern II
elm tiidtiser @eiddftsmann, freunblid
uno slporfommenb unb miro seiuib gr
jols in ieinem neuen llnternebmen ia
i ben.
/ Serr Sames Wsattlrd, BON gleubs
burg, unternabu am lesten Greitas eir
j Sdlitienfubrt uad 9ermann. bod B
: Der g9uee bereits 5u tuei1eu be9onns
! batte, febrte er siemlid friib 5uriid III
meiuie: We just had time to lea,
town, otherwise we would haye bee
compelled to walk home.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29
Wribhe-0 0eDaQleil.

Grippe meint usreifen" ober ,oas
@rsreiienbe", uub Der BON ibr Greilte
fiblt fid in Der Ebat iebr rersriffen".
Wenn mir b5ren, oab Die @rippe
fommt, t5nnen mir uerRdert iein, buB
fie i9on ba 1T.
Ser Weni9 iust, sr bat bic Grippe,
aber eisenilid bat bic Grippe ben Wen'
ideu.
Ser Menid ia9t, er fat nRalt"
ipsnn iein 3opf unb Gals i'm Sieber
brennt.
sln Der Grippe tudre eisentli4 nidts
ipeiter aus5uiesen, als bab fie NIT etz
,uas 5u nadorndlider Seftisfeit einiebt.
9ie Grippe iudre elm gutter qrbeits
seber,..iis isst Den 2euten setsaltis 81.
9ie Grippe iit als elm unsensbmsr
@at peridrieen, ltattet fie uns aber ein;
en- Geird ab 10 beeileu mir uns, tie nit
warmem Gunner, iuei9en 8etten. 3afe
!fee, Mild, @libusin uitu. su be,pirtben
uno itellen bic Irbeit elm, nm ms auf
bas ginsebenbfe nit i1r 5u inter:
balten.
9as bette Mittel sesen Grippe it,
Glles .fiir" fie gu tbun, tpaS fe pers
laust, iebe GuFebnuns maht fie erbit.
terter.
Die Grippe 1T cine setrene Seele, be-
ibrem 5de,oen seist iid nidt tpie beim
Rommen bas Sreifeno Sdneae, ionberr
iie i9lei6t lansiam Sdriit fur S9rit
bon banusn.
Die Grippe ideint OFT manden Wen
lden ein belonberes WoblgefaiIen 81
baben, benx biefe iperben BON ibr mit9e
nommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29
Sou Cmensbiac.

8ei &ielen Die auf bic frense Gdlte
ni5t porbereitet uareu, madte iib in
ben lesten @uden elm Wansel on
Srennbols fabl5ar. bod iorsts Serr
Senrp Sinn bafir oaB iuir nibt erfrie-
rem uluBten uno bradte srube 2uouusen
bes Sreuumaterials iiber bic 8rairie
bierbsr.
Gie Grippe ideint bier balb per=
ibiuiuoen 5u iuollen; iuenisfens iino in
lssterer 3eit feine neuen @rfraufunsen
porsefOmmen uab b,e iesisen 9atienten
seben raid ibrer @eneiuns entsesen.
Ser brittle Sermin Der DipenspilIe
9pbidule bat lebten Montas beson.
ren. Neue Stubenten iplten ii9 slei9
beim geSinu bes neuen Semeiters mels
oeu.
9aS 8rO9ramm fir Die am 1S. ,.
af. abgebaltene Ierlanmlun9 oes bie<
Iisen Ssbaltirsglub mar folsenbss
gufiab, u. s. Saefner; Defamation,
S. ss. 2ansc; gorIeIunsen, aulie @at.
ipn, 3. Soebner, S. Berger unb $. ..
Roeuis; Defamation, Souls Neeie uni
%. 8eibemann; Gufiab, $. Stoenner,
Ser gerein belt ont ielben Gbent
8eamteniuobl ab unb smar nit folsen,
besl Reiulta!: Sraiibent, $. 2eiuefe
gice.9rdiibent, @. S. Sunte; eefretdr
IS. g. &idarbIOn; @ebiilfsiefretdr, 3
0iebruesoe; Sdabmeiiter, S. " .2anse
@eianssoirisent, Ibo!pb Sdmibt
9rititcr, Sacob Soiton; gibliotbefar
S. $. Sienbers.
|
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29
abermann, Geo.. 0rcitaa, Sen 40. 5annar. 1892

N
gu Der Gniiat,. .tns in eillem 6dalt>
iabr bic olten Dfdb6en bic lieten Sung
seie1en oufiu9eH, babe ID mid nod
nidt tefebres laiien isunem, oexn BIER
laufen INNER nod su siele alte Hai6els
Tor frei berum. Sod bas Sabr lit nod
lanae ni9t uorlber unb oa iana nod
Wandes paiiirem.
9err Carl 0abf, elm otter GiHnobner
unierer Gesenb itarb am letteR Gpn<
nerstas i'm Nlter boa 6S SabreE unb
muroe am %. auf ieiuer Garm an Der
Big Berger beiseiest.
- q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29

slui 8etreiben bes Guperintenbenten
bes Staats geriiderunss 1epartes
ments iit bic "Odd Fellows Mutual
Aid Association of Missouri" fir
banferOtt erfldrt iuorben. ba tire Ser,
biubli9feiteu bic stctipa iiberIteisen
unb ber @arantis>Sonos bsreits anse.
sriffen iei, 2batladen, tpsl9e es i'm
Sntereiie bes Sublifums I'm Gnsemei<
nen unb Der III Der @eieuidaft @er'
Iiderten i'm Belonberen notbtpenbig
madteH, baB Die alhociation an benz
a6idluiie weiterer geriiderunsen se.
binbert uno nad Gbtpidelung ibre,
@eibdfte auf9el6it tueroe. Sie Qn'
wdlte ses Sroens 9eitansen bieie Shat
laden au unb iuerben Der 2iauibirun(
feline Sinberniiie in ben @es lesen
Gud Die 9esenIeitise llnteritisunss
@eieai9aft Der Sreimaurer bes Stad
tee befinbet iid in elmer bebrsnstel
Gage, bod staubeu bic 8eamten, cine
aatbuitrprbe corbeusen su f5nnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29

Sipiiden ben Ser. Staaten uno Der
flsinen liisamerlfaniIden &epublif
Chile iinb bi: Se5iebunaen isit einiser
9eit etluas seipannt. am 1s. Oftober
uersansenen Subres iuurbe cine an5ubl
MatruIen oes Ser. Staaten 9riess'
i9iffes Baltimore" i'm Safen bon
8a1paraiio bon 9ileniiden M1atroIeu
uno beluaffneteu giirsern ansesriffen
unb nibbanb.lt, uno fir bieies ansriff
serlaust uniere 0f.sieruus materi.lIe
@ntibdbigung uno @5bitte. Bis iest
bat Die diteniid. @esieruns iusber bas
@iue nod bas anbere seleiitet, unb iit
es ni@t unm0sIi@ s.tpsien, buB bic
Streitfruse idlisBlid su einem 9rieSe
sefi9rt bate.
Ser grdibent fat Dem Gonsreb on,
MOntas cine Spe5ial=goti9aft nit BE.
aug uuf bieie aluselesenbeit 3ufommen
luiIen, iii uelder Elm aismlid TRIGGER
li9er Son anseidlasen lit unb bic sur
Sol9e batte, baB Gbile sur Station .tum
uno iid b:itrebt Die Sade auf frieoli.
9cm @ese abjunaben. Sn ieiRer
g(ntiuort auf bas lltimatum Der Ser
Staaten, erfldrt gbile bab es bes
| i5n,dhenbe Gircularidreibea leines
Miniiters Meatta suriidsieben tpoue
Die cisentlide Streitfrase, bic MiB:
banbluns Der Watroien bes ameritan
lii9en Samplers Baltimore" tuil gbil'
einem Sdieosseridt unterbreiten. ge
ss, baB 9rdIioent 9urriion gum sdisSs
ri9ter irs.nS einc neutrale Megieruno
ober 0as S6er0eridt Der Ser. Staate,
iud9tt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29
llebsr bas aefelliee aebeu in Chicago ,

llebsr bas seielIise 2eben in GbicasI
dubert fib Die bortise oIrei 8rehe"
,,Sie 8etupbHer bon Gbicaso, insbelon'
bere absr bic 9eutid.u, fibren elm ieb,
3eieQises 2ebsu. Defenders beruorra:
'senb iit unter Den Deuti9en Gbica9O's
bic Sarmunie unb Die steipluiisfeit.
Die l.stere Giseni6aft Seist ii@ teion.
beres, iuenH fi9 elm 9euti4er nm Elm
6ffeutli6es Qmt beipirbt pber tpenn er
Die rluberiddm mtbeit bat, erfolgrsi6 in
ieinen Geiddit 81 iein. Die 10 .rfrii6>
enbe ginmitbisfeit fann Bel jeoer &C.
(eaenbeit beobadtet iuerben. Selten
fommt es Dor, bob unter ssmiltbli6 am
Biertii9 nit einanbsr plaubernoen
9eutfdsn mebr als feds perfbiebene
oertreten linb.'
Sb man iuD6l audi bon anocren
Stdo!en 10 sttpas gebnlides ausia9en
f6nnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29
(6inseIanbt.)


Das G9litteRfa5reu in :. unitreitig
'eiues Der f1onfrW wrryunssn bus Der
Winter bietet unb ba nir basielbe
tudbreno ben lesten orel Sabren beis
nabe sdn5ti9 entbebrea muBten, ipuroe
bic @elesenbeit Die Der idDue Sdnse
in ben pereansenen Bo9en bot aud
auf oas Guseiebieite benust. Sung
uno Hlt, @rob unb alein CAB Fb benz
gersnasen elmer @6littenfabrt BIN,
ielbf Die eifse 3dlte unb bic brobenbe
..@rippe" belt fe nidt oausn ab cine
Gabrt au unternebmen. 60 ma9ten
iid ON lesten Sreitas Gbeno utebrere
iunse 2euie aus unierem id5nen Grie<
benstbal auf nm per @9litten einem
Gusfus au unternebmen. SIN i9ar<
fen 9rapp sins es iiber bic 2anbFrobe,
iber Bers unb Ebal, bur6 bic County,
bauptitdbt Bis Sur @obnuns bes Serrn
5fidarb Boeidel, auf Der rumantii9
ia6nen s(ub6be, mebrere Weilen ipeitli@
bon 9srmanu. 9ier oerfebtea mir
mebrere berrli9e 6tunoen unter BEN
| saftfreunblihen Sade bieies liebens
tuirbisen iunsen @bepaares. 9tar 81
idaeu entflob bic 8eit unb 5u ipdte,
Stunbe sius es tuiebsr Der Seimatb in
Sriebeustbal su, tue mir au9 sladlid
unb nit benz Be,uub btiein anlaneter
cine id6ne Gabrt unb nod idSnere Bel
uerlebt 81 baben.
Sri IN en8fhnf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29

9ie 3agl eer fatbulii6en Sep6lfers
ing Der Serelni9ten Staaten miro in
Der neneitea '9Iussabe usn r5oifmann's
GatgOiic Directory" uuf S,647,221, alio
duf etwas msbr als ell Idtel Der &c.
Ianlmtbep6lfernns ange9eber. Sie Sabl
Der @eIitIi9en betrd9t 9062, Die Der
air6su S042, iuosu nod 1852 o5tas
tiOnsn" nuo 1858 Sap.geu binSutom>
men Son fatbOliiden 2,branitalten
nerbeH auf9efiibrt 81 Seminarien, 13s
Colleges uno 1896 @emeinoeI6ulen
mel9c lcbteren bon nebr als 100000
Sbulern be iu6t iuerbcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29

nilhen @eiesseber idwdrm,n iolIen,
lit ia in 9aein gorf seldtaeen tuprben
unb mas Sia anbelanst, 10 i9eint Der
ia freilib bic bcmpfratiide Mnidine
5u beberri6eu, n6er 5uH BrdIioenten
fam er trobbem i6uerlld sepdblt
weroen. Die Sepubiifancr f6nnten
iid gar ni9is 8eiIcres ipiiniden als
bab Die 9enlufraten SammanD 81
gBillen tpdren uno Slll nominirten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29

@er Die einiadite, oauerbaftete uuo
praftiIdite 9tdbmal1ine Die es siebt
baben ipia, bet nnteriude, priife unb
faufe Die neue 8 is, bieielbe lit in
jeoer Sesiebun9 nniitertreflib. 9eur
Su baben bei
81. $. Saienritter,
&srmann, $40
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29
Nus heut Gsuuth.

= Dos iHusFe aino bes Srn. Grit
R.eemsfp BON fredericksburg tuuroe
feaen Gttera letteasamstas burd ben
Tsb entrifen. Den tieibetri6tenGltern
ualer berslidites Beileio.
= Gin 2ebrer.Snifiiut ipirb am
Samstas ben 6. Sebruar in benz Daaus
ier Sdulbauie in Diitritt l, 9omnibip
As, STANCE 4. unter ben auipi5ien bes
2ebrerpereins pum n6roliden Diltrift
absebalten iuerhen. grogramm nj :
photographic, 6. 8. Sienbera; arith.
metlc. $. 3. RuelIer; gpradlfhre, sos.
Meper; Oisciplin, 6. 81. glIis; Geo.
graphic. 6. 2enenterser; ga6aihr,ft.
%. gsalfer; gsien, SRI. alnpd Jreunb ;
9biiiolo9ie, 8. 6. DIT.
= 8ei Serru Yeter alott in Stpiss
fat iii letter Bo6e Der Stordh seflap,
pert unb sinen frammen @eltbiirger
gintcrlafien. @ratultren.
Grau katherine 5Oelmer, @attln
bes SerruSreo. Soelmsr, uon;goulmare
9ownibip, itarb am lebten Sonntas i'm
bOben Glter BON 10 Sabren. Die Dae
binseidieoene tuObnte idOn felt benz
Sabre 1862 in uni:rem County, tuo fis
iid allsemeiner Gdtuus erireute. Sic
biuterldBt ibren tiefsebeusten @atten
unb bic folsenben erua9ienen 3inber
90. uno Senrp Soelmer unb Grau9aei=
ner, in Suiss wObnbaft; Souls Soel-
mer. Srau $. 8iertuirtb unb Srau s
8. Sdulte bon BAY. Den SinterbIies
bener uuiere bersli9e Sbeilnabme ir
ibrer Grauer lint ben @erluI elmer
treuen unb liebeooIlen @attin unb W1ut
ter.
- Sn Der am 4. b. M. ab9ebaltenes
Sabresueri riammluns ber beuti ideu
eoanst. @smeinbe BON 8ap tuurbeu bic
carxs, Thoa G~:L,.,.s.. ....S c.:h Or1 a.:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29

Site ssseS aappem averSe ieb 900 iebr
lserase0eSsstcss 9Sreiiem &ssreamfcts,
G. CIRISTMANN.
sHarftfraBe slu. g. urb A. Sermann, Deo.
sSarttitraBe, 5tu. 3. urb 4. 6ermann, @u.

: em fraa56iiIGer grofsffor NIT gsa,
men gernbarb Fat ausseretbnet, baB Die
Sonne i'll II Miuipnen Sabrea aufb5ren
miro, 2lbt nno Bdrme 81 aebeu. Surz
lor9lide 9sute iollten lid baGcr Eel
3eiten Qftien BON Gas unb aoblenaes
iellitDdften faufen, meint bn5u Elm @ed>
Ielblait, bic bann rieiise 8rpfite eins
itreitben iueroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29

Gent Wtanen bes Surnnaters Sabn
piro anf Der Golumbiideu @elt.glus.
itetluns ebeHfaQs Die setiibrenoea6tuns
gel6enft neroeH, benn Die Seuti6e
5urnerei iuirb opllauf pertreten lein,
um Cen 8ertb Ses beuti6eu Surn=
ipitems als @r5iebuussmittel fir apr.
per nno @eiit in's redte 2i6t gu itellen
3u bieIen Sluede bat Die beutide Surs
nerI5aft bei9iofIen feline SOnoeraus=
iteQurg 81 neranftalten, ionbern &C.
mcinitbaftlid nit benz Norbamerifan.
ii9en Turntrbunbe borsuge6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29

Glatt. O. &eDuOlo, 9rdiibent Der
repubIifanii6en Staatslisa pcn Mii<
iouri eriudt uas, Die Getretdre ber
republifanii6en glubs i'm Gountp
barauf auimerfiam 5u MAIDEN, baB lie
Die Namen Der 9elesaten sur Staatse
Contention an ben Sefretdr, 8. M.
9aa, 0riel Building, ct. Souls, Mo.,
ein5uberidten Daben. 3u9leid iino bic
Clubs erludt, Dor Der serannten .9eit
ii6 Our@ 8ubl bon 8eamten fir bas
taufsnoe Sabr 5u reOr9uniliren unb bar,
ii6er all Die Obise aloreiIe su beridten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29
II. 8. EoTET-,

~ serfanfen Sin .0beu Sppe ssri=
1 Double Case) in bsitem 5uItanbe
s,.o m.x elle ans9eei6nete Sbreibmalbine.
HA95ulra9sn IN Der ggoltsblatt=S Office"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29
Saararbsit.

llnter,ei6nete beiorst bas Sledtea rpa
2Spfen, 6aartetten, glnnien nub itberbalpt
qIIe ieineren Saararbeiten titaitiertid mn
5rau Soln 2eibad.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29

- Sn oer am 4. b. M. absebaltenen
Sabresueriammluns Der beutiden
euanst. @smeinbe BON Bap uurben bic
Serren Gbas. &uidmann unb SribBei.
berlarn als 8oriteber ertpdblt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-01-29
@0Geatli9er @arftberigt
Getreioe, @sBl nim.
9rnbufte
Gorrisirt uoa
S,ben Sreita9 corri9irt poa ber

HERZOG & WILD, Orueer,
Die ause0cbenen 8reilc ueroen BON ben
Sdnblern meiItens im Eaui6e besaBlt.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-30
STATE PRESS TIPS.

To the Anoka Union it Begins to look
dreadfully certain that neither G.. X. Davis
nor W D. Washburn will be reelected United
States senator's
The Martin County Sentinel considers that
Brother Donnelly is stirring up the animals
in great shape The old parties will have TO
hump themselves If they deny all the charges
he makes against them
Says the Redwood Gazette: 1.-THE Pioneer
Press is preparing to bolt Col. Kiefer, the Re-
publican nominee in the Fourth district-its
candidate having such poor chance that
he has Withdrawn from the race. Such prac-
tees INDUCED in by the P. P.-boiting and
boodling-have done more than anything
else to unmake Republicans in this state
The Wab asha Democrat says that when
we consider Capt. Harries' gallant record in
the army, as an officer of the famous Iron
Brigade OF Wisconsin, his pure personal
character and the marked ability with which
he has commended for the lights of the people
during his brief career il. congress. it would
seem that, as a candidate in a district of
farmers and laboring men, he ought to be in
vulnerable, because he is a tariff reformer
and opposed to all trusts. combines, monopo-
lies and schemes which operate 10 the detri-
ment of the masses and the gain of the plu-
tocrats of the land
The Redwood Gazette is much concerned
ever the discovery that ''Donnelly is about to
throw another look upon the overburdened
populaee. 1t will deal with the greed and
wickedness Of the corporations and wealthy
individuals, but will contain no important
truths about the political jumping and trad
ing OF one of the greatest political jumpe
and traders in the Northwest. Some people
will read the book-some. very few, will
believe in its contents, while the great ma
jorits will consign the volume to place on
dusty SHELF
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-30
4 QUESTION AND ANSWER.

The CLIQUE has received letter
which it prints in full as follows:
You published an article in your
editorial column, day or SO ago, re-
garding relative prices OF copper gas
kets. Will you kindly give me the name
OF the paper from which the advertise
lnent you refer to was taken, and the
name of the firm guilty of the outrage 2"
The author OF this inquiry is a lawyer
OF st. Paul, who, ii rumOr is correct,
aspires for position on the Republican
ticket in this county at the coming fall
elections. The article to which he
refers is one i'll which the GLOBE showed
that the American manufacturers of
copper gaskets sell their goods abroad
at discount 80 per cent greater than
they allow their customers in this coun-
try.
There is nothing new about this state
lnent, which has appeared many times
Ill various newspapers, nor is the Gus
tom of which it is an Illustration limited
to copper baskets. A couple of years
ago the Reform Club of New York, in
No. ) of Volume of its tariff reform
pamphlets, complied long list of CON-
modities which were publicly advertised
by American producers as for sale to
foreign buyers at lower figures than
they were offered in the United States.
This list included agricultural ma
chInery. implements and tools. like
rakes. hay tedders, potato diggers,
plows, harrowS, seed drills, corn plant
ers, road scraperS, moving machines,
corr shelters, cider presses, churns,
| wheelbarrowS, shovelS and spades;
hardware speciaities, like hammers,
| wrenches, bits, axes, hatchets, anvils,
viSes, meat choppers, locks, nails, tackS,
screws and rivets; and machinery, like
saws. sewing machines and typewriters.
Part Of the proof of the truth of these
revelations was found in what is known
as the export editions" OF three papers
| published in New York city. One Of
these was the American Mail and Ex-
port journal, of which HOWARD Lock
WOOD Il Co., 126 Duane street, were the
proprietors; another was the Engineer
ing and Mining journal, printed at ~
Park place, and the third was the Aus
tralasian and South American. The
export editions of each of these pa
| eign circulation, and of the first and
| third are hard to get in this country.
The export edition. of the Engineer
| ing and Mining journal can be had for
10 cents, and from it was taken the
"gasket'' advertisement about which our
| correspondent asks.
The reform club secured copies OF
all three papers, however, and arranged
the facts which they disclosed in tabu-
lated shape, so that their significance
might be entirely clear. The GLOBES
correspondent can find a full discussion
of the question in the publication above
referred to, or he can find it in graphic
| form on the walls of the Democratic
headquarters in the Globe building.
There he will be welcome whenever he
cares to call, and be supplied with much
valuable food for study and reflection.
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TENNIS MATCHES.
Hovey Plays Steady and Strong
and Defeats Wreen at
Newport.
More Than Usually Good Exhibit
ton Was the Match Between
Larned and Hall.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 29.-The weather
for tennis was as good almost today as
that of Friday and Saturday was bad.
and the courts were restored to their
usual excellent condition. Playing be-
gan between Hovey and Wrenn. Wrenn
had the service and lost the first
four points. The points vibrated
regularly between the two, both
playing strong and careful game.
Hovev went OfteneSt to the net. and was
effective there. Wrenn'S play was
strong and even; but for his difficulty
in handling the service, his work was
as good all around as that of the older
man. With the games, four all, Wrenn
lost on his own service, and then, as
usual, could not score against Hovey'S
cannOn-ball drives, and so lost the set,
Ga.
The second set was characterized by
much the same sort of play. Wrenn
finally drove the ball into the net aud
lost the ser rs.
The third set was somewhat different.
Wrenn fell Off somewhat, though still
steadily conteSting each and every
point. Hovey played more carefully
but fully as strong in this set, and as
result took the set and the match
The match between Lafned and E. T.
Hall was more than usually good
exhibition. Hall started in at a fast
pace, and easily ran away with the
first set. He then dropped off, and
Larned, who had been somewhat
nervous at first, braced wonderfully.
He took the second set, Love,
and goG a lead in the third before
Hall regained his game. 1t was too
late though, and this also went to
Larned. Hall showed his usual i'm
provement in the fourth. and by superb
or work ran out 81. The fifth
and deciding set looked like
Halls. as after the score
stood 2-all. he carried it to az and 5-S.
But Larned stayed well and soon had
the score even again. Hall got the odd
game. but could not win the next. Then
Larned got the thirteenth, and. though
Hall had the next, 40 Is, pulled up to
deuce and finally won, Sc.
LIZ was grand exhibition of plucky
uphill work, and the match was won on
the merits of the play, which was strong
and even brilliant OIL both sides, The
result was another surprise, though
few had thought it likely that Larned
might win- Fhe outcome of the final
match is now much discussed. Hovey
is the tavorite. though Larneds remark
able work causes many to look upon
him as a possible winner.
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grain Entrusted to them, and it provided
a satisfactory way for the regulation of
the matter. Monday, April Is, the bill
come up for final passage, and went
through by a vote of IS ayes to nays.
Senator TaWney voted no.
Senator Tawney, as lawyer, and
well read and able one, too, knew thai
this mining tax law is unconstitu-
tional. The constitution of the state
provides method of taxation, and
states what shall be taxed in section 3
OF article 9. as follows:
Laws shall be passed taxing all mon
eYs. credits, investments in bonds.
stocks, Joint stock companies or other
wise, and also all real and personal
property, according to its true value in
money.
And Senator Tawnev also knew that
by this law the Minnesota Iron COM
pany was enabled to evade paving its
Just proportion of the taxes levied for
the support of the state and county
governments.
would Senator Tawney have favored
bill providing that the farmers Of the
state should pay one cent busheI on
all wheat raised by them i'll lieu of all
taxation?
Such.a measure would be infinitely
more just, for the farmers OF Minnesota
are not clearing per cent on ten times
the cost of their farms.
Is Senator Tawney the proper man to
represent the farmers of the First dis
trlct in congress?