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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21

their substance pools
sharks Labor largely unemployed and where work
anabe
products olabor not the cost production Th
to the whole The leaders the heretofore don
nters and manifest utter disregard
the bitterness and cuees the
the the late which should
from the political discussions Of the
existing between the old parties their
cptasc and greed They
dealing sincerely with the problems evolved by
the century thew
practically differing just enough
BATTLE while the work robbery
In the meantime the farmers and planters
right organize defense themselves families brought
petition with convict labor instances shot
acting under the orders have
unbuhng the functions to act
These the
lines of daily communication with the people,
We hold that that the right ballot count are rights
all rights and their nvoab the
free institutions and to dis
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21
vote the
ment Judges and commissioners whom the

vote in the state
ment and commissioners whom the
conducted, - - 49, - ~
& these methods the will Of the legally authorized
state defeated The
nave to them the few counties where
an non those
expectations White Independence Clarke Nevada
Sebastian white peoples party
about equal with the Democratic r o0'' ~ ~
We believe conditions
the state These frauds and irregularities elections
referred though local.
aton the people the whole United
OF anars cannot De medd from without The
rom tn people within these supported public
and believe to be the duty people
section to stand by these noble
risen up 20 demand good and honest elections After
the party will accomplish the
OF the ballot to and honest
OF one Union Inc peoples alone
the whole country who the repeal
@ banner the white the South
certain that the the South will not
nan party It'll equally certain the republicans will
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982 45O for which received however gold That
the $40 bonds xcangeabe greenbacks erenc
received were only worth that much gold to the
the spectators made profit of $6951
had also an interest 1862
gave his hgur making clear profit
S9 the first clear steal for which
taxes return When you have had and
these
will realize the full enor1nity OF the ' -
sold
9 800 The gIeenacs received them the spectators
o9OS54 gold worth then
$50 Add this the
was SOIL and they stole from year ali Of
pockets
they alone create all wealth eventually debts and x
N Va
year the government sold bonds valued
received
than onea their face value The spectators profit
$19 94613 Add to this interest for years 76s and thew
took from that $3O6 1892 1900 '
1S65-Dung that the headed people,
betrayed by
Tor which received only $2os 900 The
themselves Adding
307 and they stole 1865 $110159367 While were offer
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21

ing your lies blood for your country these obbng
defenseless and children like
1o6hs sold bonds to the value Of for which
$SS59l profit
Add this the interest eight years. S74356
they made OF OF While you
all
the received these t
tracing circulation, taking the eoo the
loading down with an debt Did do it? OF
did, You voting with parry both which
the laws making this robbery possible
18e7-Th sold bonds valued $42 which the
paid the only giving them
Add to this interest paid them $8661
694 and that they stole total $67 which
you and have had paid to these patriots (?) since
lSo8-Ihis the bonds valued $25433S00
which received however only $32 1885,
the spectators Of $126749 the years. O542
2SS and we $153,159,76
Besides the bonds sold also during this time
cent bonds which received
ever only 40 giving So Add to this the inter
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public the Southern through
passed. widespread confidence people
ty the Judges elections in the ballots people
candidates
the extent that must be corrected by the intelligence
OF sn people the country Of violence and perhaps
boodhed In
daud They serious ooion
If bloodshed 81
After consultation with the people, believe true beyond
reasonable question: that the majority the white
party Southern state thus far and
leads
white people leaving the old parties and casting their lot
Our numbers constantly increasing.
informed
Alabama Capt gov
40 majority and opponent counted
majority county tickets counted
and others counted by unbushng methods
We further informed that the state election which occurred
kansas tie 9Th instant that aas the qualified
said deprived the right suffrage and that the returns
utterly peoples party though polling
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21
The Prospect Good for Land1ordism
in this Country.

Mr.. Vanderbilt owns over two mil
lion acres of land.
The California millionaire, Murphy,
owns four million acres of land,
which is equal in area to the state of
N a asssssac its. ------
The Schenly estate owns 1000
acres within the limits of Pittsburgh
and Allegheny cities, from which the
heirs draw 81 100000 annually.
There are 100000 acres OF
United States land owned by foreign
noblemen, who are not citizens of the
United States, owe no allegiance to
the government, and spend their
money elsewhere.
"Lord" Scully, of Ireland, owns
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21
The peoples party affords the only solution of these

democratic party The peoples party only solution of these
important matters - : $1,000
All desire the revival business all who
to our country all who desire to relieve depressed
wage workers OF our common country all who desire
qua
abolition banks constitutional control of the
commerce by the United States
laws aon snail be sauab adjusted to the Of the
the all who desire that the highways between the shall
restoration fraternity people, the obiteraion
ona animosi should conscientious duty to
ahgn themselves under the banner OF this
people this country should longer their
changers 1t would impossible that should
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21
Four Dollars Loaned for
Every Dollar in Existence

Few people are aware OF the bound
less advantages that the national
banks have under our present &C
cursed system. They have usurped
the credit OF the people and are fat
tening a thousand fold annually from
the unlimited resources at their COM
mand. The New Forum gives it
in the following, which we commend
to our readers for careful perusal:
owe find the following printed card
on our desk: The last report of Sec
rotary of treasury shows the banks
as loaning $1,97O,O22,687! Four
times the amount of money there is
to loan. Four interests on every dol
lar! They are drawing from the peo-
pie enough to run the national gov
eminent. How long will it take them
to gather in all the money of the ma
ton? This does not include the
amounts loaned by state, private and
savings banks. Add to this the bill
lion dollars of other loans and think
If it is any wonder times are hard.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21
WEAVER And FIELD,
They Send Out Their Letter of Acceptance From Pensacola
Florida
To THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES:

Ito PEOPLE
Having been nominated respectively
president Of the United States the peoples
which assembled at Omaha Neb July
formally notifying the public
dered and high appreciation the
action OF the convention
heartily accord with the platform and principles adopted by
convention
to faithfully out said demands in letter spirit
We have been requested by the national
the Unon should be within
dress the people the political
We in the discharge that duty having already
both visited fifteen
health and strength spared
closed We have received by the great
with ordialy
without parallel and extends the
BY contact with the people have become acquainted
suegs and been brought face to face with the mani
popular We wish Judgment freely with
out that stand acqu before fellow
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21

make with white
South who have risen justice and good
ucers abong people the United States shall deliberately
polls November their harmony with the
who cruelty
for harmony with their depoi who
their right themselves
families with the OF capital the hand and the
throw by fraud OF free elections the other how possible
civilization last? The has it's face turned the
1t it's sublime mission to usher fraternity and
In the OF opportunity
country from forgotten
SOUL
JAMES B. WEAVER,
G.
Int hefe mher16t
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Will the American people never wake
up to the fact that they are being
pauperized? Four people are paying
interest upou each dollar you have
in your pocket you have any.
Wake up! Wake upl-Ex.
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Peoples Party nominee for Congress-4th Dist.
(according to our laws) 10000 acres
of farm lands in Illinois. These lands
hesparcels out to small tenants who
turn over the bulk of their earnings
to their foreign landlord. His income
from that source is 100000 per an
num.-The Great West.
The following resolution adopted
by the Scandinavian members of
Crook alliance No. 94S, is one of
many similar resolutions passed
throughout the state:
Resolved, That we, the Scandinavia
ans of this alliance, do resent the in
suit to us and to all Scandinavians
of this state, conveyed in the state
ment by leading republicans of the
state that if Knute Nelson was NOM
mated for governor he would draw
all the Scandinavian vote, prospect
i've of party. The time is passed
when we will vote for any man sim
DIV because he is a Scandinavian. We
intend to vote for men who represent
our principles, no matter what ma
tionality they belong to.
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Wotis far 9ousraftorem

0erliegelte Nngebote tperben it Der
Office bes County : Glerfs bon 8erar
@ountp, Sbab. SO. Smith, bis gum Is.
Tebruar 1892, Wtittags y nbr fir ben
8au bes @rbgei6oheS bes 1euen fiinfs
lt0figen feuerli9eren @ranitz@ ourtpz
Gourtbaus> @ebdubes BON 8erar gouns
tp on Der Mainsp la5a Der @tabt San
Nntonio entgegengenommen.
Sle GDuntD : GDmmiflipners : Court
behalf 1i6 bas &edt Dor, ole Mngebote
Suriif5umeiien urb beliebige Nenberunz
gen baran oorsunebmen.
Ollie Nngebote iinb bon einem Be-
glantiaten @bed i'm 8etrase bon flnfs
tauienb ($5000) Dollars, 5ablbar an
ben County, &i6ter, gu begleiten.
Sin beglaubigter Gbed i'm 8etrage
hpn eintauienb $4,000 9olars mir6
perla1gt bon alien Berionem, ueI6e
Nngebote etnrei6ei1, ais Warantie, baB
ale pldne, nel6e 1ie gegen Q%uittung
aug Der Office Der Nr1iteften genoms
men, i1nerbalb Der norgei6riebenen
3eit aurilferitattet merben.
pldne unb Speeififationem f6nren
eingeieben merben in Ger Office Der
Mr6iteften @orbon & 2aub, Simmer
I biz Is, Smith Building, San Mns
tonic, Seras.
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3iele bes Socialismus. Mls er babel
ober bic Innerion bon @liaB : 2ntbe
rlngen %freifte, l0ite Die Noli5ei bte
ger1ammlung auf.
Sn Der frans0iiiden 9eputirtete
TANNER erfolgte Die Mieberlpabl Slos
quets gum Hralibenten.
9ie i'm &ei6stage eingebrante
GegierungSoorlage geger ben WeiBz
brau6 eeiitiger 6etrdnfe pir6 bon Ben
@onierpatiprn unb Nationalliberalen,
tpeltn aud in ettpas abgednberter 6orn,
befiirnortet. Sie 6%reiIinnigeE unb
SoSialiten befGmpfen Tie b~ebingungs>
los. Sie 0fentlide Meinuitg ltebt Der
Sill in I~lgemeinen %ablebnenb gegeltz
iiber u1b bolt iie fir ni6t bur6fiibrz
bar. NlS Bic Sill i'm 8unbesratb mar,
beantragte elmer Ser @ertreter 8aDeri1s,
Hatb 2anbemann, cine l1nterI6eibung
5mil6en ben perf6iebenen Slrter bon
S%runfenbeit. s@s tpnrbe audi Ser Ser
iu6 baSu gemaht, aber es ertpies 1i6
alS unmDgli9, Die Srir1fer BON 8ier
uno We;n ultb Die Srunfenbolbe. bic
it6 nit @artofeli6naps pergiften,
TT beltirmte &la1en absutbeiler.
Die geri9tli6e @nflage ioll mad bieler
81ll erfolgelt, iperllt 5pei Nugenseugen
Der 0eiebibertretunq ben Gerbre6er
ar5eigert u1b an maiienbaften Denutlz
c%iatlonen uab 8erurtbeilungen mirb es
in ioldem Safe, namentli9 in Bee
6auptfa0t, ni6t feblen.
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Gtmas at ipat.

9ausfrau lam Morsen): Pima,
geben Sic auf BEN Wtarft uno faufsn
sic einen 9aien, aber eiuen jungen. fet.
men altem, 5aben; milien sic Bonn,
moran man baS merit, oh Elm Safe
jung ober alt ilt?" Nnna: 80
frcili9, Snabige Srau. (@ebt.) =
9auSfrau (nad benz Wtittaseiien) /:
r@ber @nna, baS mar ia cine fpabre
Sual, oieies Sabe ate 2bier gu ellen !
lno beute mor9en iasten sic bod, sic
fennen ba8 auseinaoer? @oran mer<
fen sic es benn /" : Mnna: San,
einfad alte Salen bleiben 3dbe beimI
3raten, tpdbreno ilnac ueif, uno miirbe
meroen."
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0efnmbbeit lit 8eid;tbufn

Dr. q. 8. Wef5 Qerpens nab GeetrE : aur tit Ella
sarautirtes fpeufi44 5eilmitfel fir 6rae.is, cram
pc, nerpbie Nelralsta, acpfi4msrsen, nsrD6ie ueber=
retlung nne abiponnuns, rcruriaet burt hen hterz
nmdbt5en @t-ub Dor Glfpbpl cocr Gahof GGfoflofas
tttts Ntener9eihlaaenheit unc GebirEerneiru una, be
n Bdbnfinn ausartet unb ausemeizes Gie-b, Gha=
lenm nnp Lob berbeifhbrt. Gs It aud Gun Se:.mitte:
se9en trahjeitises Altern, sesen tnfruGtt. .feis, Si.s
eeten5 BET tetnen @eimie9ternr Gperulatcrrb"ea, pets
arfadt eur4 sstItise uebe, aniyensuns cber curt;
Su8enciauDeH. s9see s9adtel enrboi bic Rnr fir
stuea aRcnat. S1.00 bic SGehtst. cfer . Gthahteln
Kstr 8aronttren, nab 6 Ghottetn jepen Naa beiler
perpea Mftt iener gefeIune fir 0 5e1Aeeln, bic bel
ane NIT BEN 4reiie ~eiI.lduft. feunen MI Fem 9erener
nrlere : }GrtfiliHen @arautte : 5hetu, ba6 mir bas
0ein Bnrndi9iden, wenn pas Ttttel te:re s~eiIana bes
ntrtt. SoiAe Sheine iperten ryr a~usefts1t pom
stfs Drns Store l6ta5rse asentea) Rp. 8 Gaf
Gcmneree Street, Gan Nntpnfp, Lezas.
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Elm ben iepeiligen gieisunsen berfel.
ben entiprehenoes Bilo erlhciner.

Ger 1a6ppDas. sluf Dem Sc,
biete Der MISUNDERSTANDING miro iid in
fmr3er S3eit cine oOlli9e ummalSung
uoll3ieben burG Die n%euerfunoenen
Sart9uBidrge, Gad)Dpbage, iuel9e cine
Wtiindener Tabrit berltellt. Die
Seuerbeltattun9 lit nod cine 6ragt
Der 3ufunft, Die SolS1drge baben
in bD9ienilGer Sinlidt erobe llebels
ltdroe ge5eigt, 10 Dap man in oielen
9art9ubiargen eilen wirtliben Sort,
ibritt auf Dem 9ebiete bes Seltattnn0s,
iuelenS begriiben barf. Die 9ar0e,
aus elmer "lteinbarten unO fat ailsers
breGli1en Wtalle perferti9t uno &c.
i6miidt uno bcnlalt, oaB lie BON ele9alt=
ten Sol3idr9en ger nidt 81 unterl6eis
ben iino. fiibrst bic %ei1en elmer
ralfen 3erlesung ent9e9et uro binbern
burd) gentle d)ennilde 3uldte Der
Wtaiie Sic selunobeitSl9aolide Sdulnib
OaS lit BON au6erorOentlifer Mihtig.
felt. Yrofellor @ettenfofer in Mtiin6en
bat iid NIT bieier nclleu 8citattuusSs
neile eil1sebeHo bel9dfti9t uro iiG lcbr
3u @uniten ,oicier gteuerun9 ausses
lproden. 0as m~ed)auiid : tedniidc
yaboratorium Der foni9lid)eu So9lduie
in Mtiin6en prilftc ben 2adDpbag aui
feline Site unb fam 81 Dem @rgcbniB,
oaB oieie SGrge pOlig g~eniigenbe
Siderbeit 6cim transport bieteu rno
ielbit bel roller Sebanolnng, mic 8allen,
laIlen unb 10 peiter, @ioerltano leiiten.
Oielelben linO billiser als SolSldrge,
uno 70 p%ereinigen iie i'll lid alle Yor-
3iige eincs m%oocrnen, 9%eiunobeitsge.
maben nnO si9Ouen Seltattun9s.
apparateS,
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Gin ar,aer ssigiondrs

Tirs ssitet ~eafeiayt parahry. abcr IS trffTt ,u BET
ssassn her n. Aatu Bcrobger S,elu goyts. ,SS,1 sdtte
u'eii S~errl0aei nitbt ,a9 Collars. fp-nb G.. g3ss
aiises ,rir chr iyr ale fisins IleicJ aF,i;gtr, ba i'd
bod Gin GY3er ncr St5oinhiaGt Fin ? ga.siu bai;sar;t
f~srIsssst r;as. pe6 mir MIR urD mcp!.c Wpna.e III
ttbfit bergtaat feieil, sn hr Ssyai.Dcit r~Hgcitber. 60
bin ID er,.a Tin Silks dra;er, ais ir.srr CHR @ctttcr
bort al err ess.~ e5eeode". 70 u~a.frsss5 ibN iein
Buaas. Ait ben III l9 E~n.slFe:t. roG"iub{uAt
Ia II aeieist tperse,,. II. s;tres's go.eci g'icoicat
2isecsssa sar sebei s3,eit scasR,.ici. ipiro jsoe 6 far
Der ~sraitistst as eeincm epiicm ncripiibcn." sd
fosrpe e. D Ff;dssa". irrst3 ltr s1.iia:iosGr, nlo lpie
eeiagt. 70 stt5aa. uao be.ts faia taa:, ir...eii ncInioe.
ren, fs0Diitbtrtit @saal ii bsr easis-.l grsI:, dis it'll
faoen. Gas rTiseoaerg@ frinet tust) liz aai Rem
Sit Der G~raaf9et. sIsssabiuGt III eiae Wlsttrd:;t.
belt = 1T r;s9as aitr rss i:i.bts weitiacr ais ailiae,.
etrpftt sas Re. baib n!sb iius ipilb lie fieis IA uor
oisis,a c;ksaereare 1eiii..itsl hc:aei,.
rguloea @ieo.cai ! lseoscra" if nif1t nir ras an.
%ertaaate 6ciImittel fGr nteie idTcdii&r !5aaidje 9raaf.
beit, iuent slr Seit aeuommsn mo Gil r~so!it3cr ge,.
tnd oarlit iiid5t sefGci!t utre, ionhern beitt and ole
Mrteu bon Strofls. 6aut- ano ScaIp=Araij!beitcl,
pre @!iesf4uamm. gsnlS-G;sber, 6if..@cicaf.
Grnatbsiten, 6le. ten, s.brrf, @idgdcnansi6laa,
6dsipdrcit. gar5aafcl, Grviipslas aae s.eiJarfise ai.s
eere s ranfbetten.
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acknowledgements fir Ses gSo.
@enhlatt $3.50.
&eifenbe @genten:
s. g. Smi1.
~. s6prpbinD.
e D 6
Qlnertc;.

9ie Meuwabl Der 8eamten fiji
Sen San Nntorio 5url1peretn fir 1892,
pelde in Der neuen 6alle a~bgebalter
Durbe, bate bas folgenbe &eillltat
griter Gorlibenber, Gpnrab 3ui6lag
3peiter Worlibenber, Sen. s. Marter=
ma1tn; grotofolirenber S6riftmart,
$. Sober: Correspondence S6rift=
mart, s. u. @0tb; @rier Surnipart,
Nler. &ubn; 3meiter Surnnart, Wm.
| &olbre6t; S6abmeiiter, s. Gallien
Surnlebrer, Sos. 8efmann; Nilitent=
Surnlehrer, Nug. Gonrab alts Neu=
ulm, Mitn.; 3eugmart, S. $. @6d:
fer; Sinans : &omile: Sc. Migge,
$. 8. Segener unb Sen. $. Mauer=
MANI; &omite fir geiitige 8ilbung :
gller. Subj, Srlius Sengg unb @bas.
Gul1ge; Ger~9niigungs aomite: Wta1
S6ulbe, Gus. G6neiOer, Wm. s.
9euben, q. 8riom If. llnb 90. &Dpfer
8auz&omits: Nbam Maurer, Mm.
goabre6t unb s. s. Miisge.
: Sci ben 4ufrdumunssarbeiten
an Dem fiir5li6 abgtbrarnten @isbaus
Der Qnbduier>8 9 z8rauerei an 5 L
Observation-Disclosures linb' cine In5abl
nur etmas a%ngefoblter, aber nod siemz
li6 gut erbaltener 6iterreidii9er Mili=
tor 8apiere unb 3eugniie &C., gum
She'll lit beuti6er unb gum She'll. in
csehii6er Spra6e, auf ben Namen
Sobann 8tlpbIapef aus
SfubrDw in 3 Dbmen lautenb,
gefunben mprben. llnter anberen befinz
bet ii6 baru1lter ieiae bonn Griegsminis
fer b. Splanb>& bei0t urtersei6nete @rz
nennung gum &eieroesSff5ier. Ser ii6
als bere6tigt auspeiienbe @igentbiimer
fam ii6 bieie Bapiere, bic fir i'm BON
Wertb iein f0nnten, bel 6errn Gb,
&urfa, @de @Ib- unb Matagorbas
Strabe, abbOlen.
-9ie neuen 8eamten Der 2ei6enperz
brennungs : @eie1i6aft iinb: Yrdliz
bent, s. 8rodmann !; S6aBmeilter,
S. u. M}ile; Sefretdr, g. Sauer /;
8ei6dftsfiibrer, s. SenieI.
Sienltag Nhenb geger s l1br
brad in bem auf 2aurel 6eigbts
eelegenen Mp6nbauie bes 0err1 s..
8. 6ilbebranbt Eeuer aus. 0aS 9alls
purDe BON ben Slammen serft6rt, ebe
Die Seuermebr belfenb eingreifen
fnunte.
- Set flint Sabren i6neite es ges
fern Nbenb mieber ein mentg, allere
bings nur fnapp 10 biel, I'm es bener=
fett gu f0nnen.
= Sei Der Sirectoren : @abl Der
b:eiigen 9anbelsborfe merben gepablt:
%. .. @rigbt, s. s. Slider; s. s.
Collins; 8. @plfIon ; 6. 8. 6artmed;
g.. ". Sirler; $. 90. @ubrep; s. g.
SignDnitb. 8. 90. Melton; SO. 90.
@iliOn; sc. 90. Nnbreps unb @eo.
g. SEC @lrop.
= SIN IL. teranii6en seuatsbifrift
iuurbe %. %. SearD pbne Spholition
als gfa6folger Wdbes gum Staatss
Senator gemdblt.
- Or. 6raitf g. @bite BON 0eca=
tur uurbe als Ha6folger beS fiir5li6
bon einem 8eiitesfranfen ermprbeten
Or. &eeDes gum Director Der Nuitiner
Staats : Siren : Nntalt ernannt.
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Scr 3wed heiIiat mas MitteI.

@eifli9er: r@enn On aber
itetS in Die alte Siinbe perfdllit uno
Dein brapes Weib mieOer lbldgit =
oann fam i) Did nimmer abloluiren !"
-Wamer: 80 9ohwiirOen an.
oerl6 gebt'S bait net-por Der Beidt' !"
@eitli6er: rWielo = geraoe
Dor Der Veidte? /" = Bauer: ga,
lhanen's 9o6wiirben bon mci'm
8cib Dor i6 lonit tein bos' @ortel =
l6la9en aher, tuenn / 8 thu. na9ber
ibimpft'S mi nno iast mir mein' san,.
gen Sinbenre9iiter, oab ib N grab .,ur
in 8 Veidt' 'nein J. tra9en brau9' !"
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Gin 3artIid1er 0atte.

(Sm 6eitaurant.) rSellner, oa babeu
sic mir Gin 8ebbubn sebrad., baS lit
10 Sdb, baB man SuGssdbne baben
miibt', nm oamit fertis gu fuerbeu |
Brinsen Sic mir Elm Bapier, bamit
ids meinem Isorl mitnebmen taun T.
= (3u Sarie.l nSieblt, g8eiberl, mic
i'd INNER an Did benz. oa bah i'd
Dir Elm 8ebbubn mit9ebra1t, ipeil i'd
weiB, oaB Ours 10 serne ibt!A
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9itd Moti3.

gs Dirb hermit ben Ma1erz& onIus
menten ange5ei9t, baB bas WaKer in
Der Mlamoz unb San pebro
Sttb an Is. Sanuar 1892 abge1telt
merben mirb.
Sn Der Mlasatt= unb Upper 2abor
Sit6 pirb bas Wafier bebnfs &einiz
gungs5peden am %. abgeitelt fein.
s. g. 9untrek
Trameiscp &ui3
9itds&ommiHdre.
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Mnsrene.

4t6ter: rllno sic ipollen Mid
glanben MAIDEN, oaB Der Sunser Sie.
3u Dem Oiebitabl getrieben fat ? Ya1er,
lid! Wenn man bungrig lit, ltteblt
man bod nidt slei6 eth san3cs Sab |"
- angeflagter: rDaS lit ipobt
riftig - aber i'd bait fem Wtelier BET
mir, lonit bdtt' i'd mir bon Dem aalb
bios N paar Bfnno ab9ei@nttten u
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Gmpfeblumesbrief.

naieber aollese! sic erfllnoisen iid
mad benz bei mir ~engagtrten 6elbene
ipieler 8eiBer. SD fam Sbnen bar>
auf mittbeilen, bab er Garl Moor,
Mortimer, year, 9amlet uno Billiard
lpielt ; lettereS am beiten.
SIR er9ebener
S6lauer, Tbeaterbirettor.
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Cages Weaisfeiten.
s n II 5.

Wdbrenb Der leBten 8eridtsmode
uurben in Der Barge : Office gu Stem
YDrf $3.50 3niidenbeds : paFaoiere
gelanbet, gegen 2,766 in Der entiprez
6enben MD6e bes pprigen Ssabres.
Die Barge Office bat jeBt aufgebort,
als @inmanberer : 2anbeplab gu bies
nen. Derielbe lit. iebt mad @Gis So
Lamb perlegt mDrben. Mdbrenb 6es
Sabres 1891 lanbete:t in Stem Yorf
Az, 0l2 @inmanberer, gegem 81. 1892
i'm Sabre 1890, mas cine s3unabm e
Der @inmanberung iiber ben
Nem Wprfer 6afen UNI 68 Ser
ionen ergiebt. Die 8argesS Office bent
einlfweilen ais SnfOrmations 8ureau
fir @innanDerer.
Sn Der Staatslegislatnr non
Sbio murbe SDbn Sbermam nit Ill
gegen 81 Stimmen in ben 8unbesIez
nat wieber9emdblt.
Sn einem inter Dem 8orlibe bes
g~rdlibenten abgebaltenen Cabinets
&atbe wurbe eS bei6lofien, Bic game
AnBelegenbeit bes Streites nit Chile
benz @Ongreie CUR @ntfheibung su
ilbertragen. Dem Gpngreiie ipirD Bic
gefammte biplomaiii6e Correspondent,
ilber ben Streit sur Snformirung pors
gelegt.
- SIN nOrbli6en Sbeile bes STAG
tes SouiIiana hat es am u. Sanuar
5iemliG tart gei6neit.
Muslanb.
Str. @bmarbs, Der General
Goniul Der Ser. Staaten in Berlin,
bat bic SnfluenSa in iebr ftarfem 8raz
be gebabt unb man fiirdtete bereit8, er
tperhe benz 2eiOen erliegen. Sept lit er
aber polig geneIen unb bat ii6 auf ben
gatb Der Ner5te CUR Na6fur mad GINS
begeben.
Ser i'm 2aboratorium bes Yrof.
Sod in Berlin arbeitenbe iuitqe iapas
relilde gr5t Or. 9itiIato, be6auptet,
tilr5li6 cine Ntetbobe CUR Seiluna bes
Starrfampfes (oSetanus") entbedt au
baberl, bod 1T fein Wtittel no6 nidt
erprobt morDen.
= Ser S6riftlebers Strife bauert in
@erliit, eeip5ig, Mtiinben unb 6ranfs
furt nod fort.
8ebel bat cine Mgitations : &eiie
mad @liaB : 2otbringen 1tnternommen.
Sn Y~fiilbauien belt er in elmer groBen
Understanding cine &ebe iiber bic
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Sbeorie INN Graris.

8rinsipal (wesen i6le6tsr Soft
pom 2ebrlins uerflagt) Ser Hidter,
iascn Sic ielbit, lit Sdmeinebraten
ni6t Elm id0neS @llen?" : Ni9ter
gum yebrjunsen) nSunse, i6amft
Dn Did ni6t, inter lolden Yerbalt-
nillen iiber i6ledtes Glien gu fla9en !
SIT Sdweinebrateu ni6t ein i9ones
@Oen?" Xebrlin9: uSa, elm
l60nes Glieu lift S6weinebraten, aber
ib befomme ME meldcn !"