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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-09

CUMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT COURT
- Of the First judicial district OF the
state of Montana. in and for the county of
Lewis and Clarke.
Il. w. knight, agent. plaintiff, va. Lydia
+. Lundeen and John Fl. Lundsen, defend
ants-Summons:
The state of Montsna sends greeting to
the above named defendants: You are
hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named
judicial district of the state Of Montana, in
and for the county of Lewis and Clarke.
and TO answer the complaint filed therein,
within ton days Exclusive OF the day of
~service) af ter the service on you OF thla
il served within this county; or,
II served out of this county. but within this
district. within twenty days; otherwise
within forty days. OR Judgment By defaults
will be AXE against you, according to the
prayer Of said complaint. The said action
is brought to foreclose o certain mortgage
executed by defendants on the 22d day of
November, A. d. 1890, to secure the pay
ment Of a promissory note of even date
payable to the plaintiff, and to obtain a
Judgment against the defendant Lydia f.
Lnndsen for the sum of one hundred and
fifty dollars ($l50.00 with interest thereon
at the rate of one per cent per month from
the 22d day of November, A. d. 1891, made
and delivered by said defendant Lydia +.
Lundeen to plaintiff as agent, which note 10
owned by plaintiff al agent. and for judR-
mont for 5000 attorneys fees, $500 taxes
paid on said premises covered by said
mortgage. and for costs Of suit.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear answer the said COM
plant, as above required, the said plaintiff
will apply TO the court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
district court of the First judicial district
of tha atate of Montana. in and for the
county of Lewis and Clarke, this 12th day
of September. in the year of our Lord, n
thousand eight hundred and ninety-two.
[sEAL. JoHN BEAN. Clerk.
BY II. R. THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
@. B. NOLAN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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GREAT FALLS,
Turnverein Picnic at Glenwood Park -
Public school Enrolment.

Turnverein Picnic at Glenwood Park -
Public school Enrolment.
GREAT FALLS, Oct. 8.-lSpecial. The
members of the Great Falls 1usnverein So
eisty, with their families and friends, en-
joyed themselves last Sunday at a picnic
held at Glenwood park, the ne " resort, four
miles up the river. The steamers j. J. Hill
and Minnie took the merry picknickers TO
the grounds in the morning and brought
them back by moonlight. Over 100 were in
the party. and they spent an enjoyable day.
Athletic sports and vsrious outdoor pas
times, with dancing in the spacious pavil-
ion, added TO the success of the occasion.
Douglas Martin, the present county at
torney. surprised his many friends Monday
by being quietly married to Miss Alice
Dougherty, al estimable young lady who
came here about a year ago with~>her
mother from Salt Lake. The ceremony
was performed in the presence of a few rel
atives and friends of the bride by the Rev.
w. b. Coombe. of the M. +. church. Mr..
and Mrs. Martin left for Helena, where
they will spend a brief honeymoon.
The September enrolment of pupils In
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-09

| the public schools of the city shows that
during the month abe names of 76a we're
placed upon the registers in the varioun
schools. This is q large increaae over the
number enrolled for the same tim last
year. and Supt. Largent and she school
board feel very much Satisfied over the
showing.
IL was quite a surprise 10 many when IL
was announced that Il. G, Phelps. of Hell
ena, had secured u controlling interest IN
tho stock of the Great Falls Water COM
pany. He now owns 770 of the Loco shares
Of that corporation, and has gone east TO
purchase machinery for the Improvement
of the plant.
William Dunwoody. of the Washburn-
Crosby FIGURING Mill company, or Minne-
over the field for the Touring mill and ele-
yator plant to be erected this year. IL will
be located at the Black Eagle dam, and
work ON the building will commence
Oct. ID.
The meeting held Wednesday night to
organize a German-Amsrican democratic
club, has had a depressing effect on the re-
publicans who are claiming the whole thing
was concoeted as a scheme 10 Res votes Tor
the democratic candidate for governor.
The s%pontaneity of the whole affair shows
eonelusively that 1t was brought about
without any particular enors ON tne paft OF
the democrats.
A pleasant affair was the boating party
on tho j. j.. Hill, given in honor OF e. Il.
Diokerman and 3. w. Matteson, Of ST. Paul,
md Nelse Kessy, of Orange City, Iowa,
Wednesday night. by friends and relatives
Of those gentlemen. The party went several
miles up ths river, and after q light lunch
returned by moonlight.
Rev. Reid, a Congregational minister of
Fergus Falls, Mimi, is here and will preach
in the court house Tomorrow. 1t ia under
stood that he will be permanently located
here in the future.
DIX. w. N. Berkeley, Of M~organtown, W.
Vs., who came here recently. has decided
to locate in Choteau.
The ladies Of the A. M. E. church gave \
New England dinner last night in Union
hall which proved to be a very pleasant and
successful affair.
Senator Il. d. Mats, of Missoula, and
James Donovan, of this city, spoke last
night in Neihart to q large and enthusiastic
audience.
The tri-weekly train service between here
and the Belt mountains has been discon-
tinued, and in the future the trains will
only run swice a week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-09
DEER LODGE.
Events Occurring During the Week in
the Flower City.

Events Occurring During the Week in
the Flower City.
DEER LODGE, Oct. s~.-[special. War
rem Evans visited his family last week.
Miss Katie Hammond, of Butte, who has
quite a large class in vocal and instru-
mental music in Deer Lodge, has been the
guest of Mrs. Mel Lowry for a few days.
George S. Miller left for Chicago Thurs
day morning.
Vim. Albright and family, of Stone Sta
tion, have rented a house aud will make
the Flower city their home for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. d. Brownell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bryan Irvine and Mrs. George Irvine
were gusts in the city this week, attending
the Furay-Mills wedding.
Julian Smith has returned from the placer
mines at American gulch.
Mrs. Jos. Mcdonald returned Friday
from a short visit with her children in
Butte.
A new bell has been hung in the Metho-
dist church.
Miss Wolfe returned from a "trip to Ana
conda the first of the week.
Mrs. Jos. Perrin, of Butte, will spend the
winter in this city wish her parents.
Frank Whitworth, of Salt Lake, has beer
visiting his brother, Alfred, and will be
employed for the pHesent by the Deer Lodge
Drug company.
AltB. ~. .. IotuOil nkDdht u AHdCUnud
is the guest of Il. S. Humber.
A. w. Barr, late of the Bonner plsnin.
mills, has accepted a position III Butte.
Vim. Hammond and wife. of Philipsburg
who have been visiting their daughter
Mrs. VIM. Coleman, returned home Thurs
day.
Mrs. Mary L.. Sharp and Miss Mary Nap
ton, who have been the guests of a frlen,
in West Deer Lodge, left for Missoul
Wednesday.
The Cinnamon are all looking for worl
as the steam laundry went into operation
Monday.
M. j.. Foley, of Anaconda, has been il
town this week.
Miss Ella Galbraith will leave to tax
charge of q winter school at BlRckfoot oft,
Sunday.
George Spence left for a short trip to Chi
cage Thursday.
VIM. +. Furay and Mrs. Sallis B. Mil
were quietly married in the presence of
few intimate friends and relatives of Tue
day at high noon. Thu bride was dresse
in a suit of tan brosdcloth with bust
white silk and was given away by DIR.
II. Mitchell. Al four the happy couple lie
for Missoula and Spokane to be absent
few days.
Miss Mary Napton was a guest of Mi
Carrie Kenyon in Butte the first of 81
week.
Mrs. G. g. Birdseye. of Blaokfoot, h
been q guest at the McBurney.
j. X. Clark and wife were in the city I
q few hours Monday.
Mrs. Peter Walton has been quite ill IL
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Bowds=, of Garriso
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LIE wISTO WIN.
MR. sullivan Declines to Run for Sheriff
Personal.

Mx. Sullivan Declines to Run for Sheriff
Personal.
L~EwIsTowN, Oct. 6.-[Special. 1T is ex-
peoted that Hon. T.. L. Collins will speak
in Lewistown before long.
Hon. Allen R. Joy is announced to speak
here on Friday, the 14th inst.
The resignation of Sheriff Sullivan as the
~demqegaTic candidate for sheriff has caused
mu6h surprise. William Deaton, foreman
of the Horseshoe Bar ranch, has accepted
the nomination. MIR. Deaton has nearly
recovered from the accident he sustained
some time ago by his horse stepping into Il
badger hole, throwing him, and breaking
his arm.
Orlando Sawyer declined the republican
nomination for public administrator and
Edward Brassv has accepted.
Prof. O. G. Morrison has mentioned the
Maiden and Cone Butte collection of min
erals as being particularly fine, and saws
the collection from the North Moooasins
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will be very good, though at present that
has not been completed.
E. W. Morrison has gone to Billings to
attend the preliminary hearing Of 7. j.
Smith, accused of stage robbery.
A drove of 1000 sheep passed through
town a few days ago.
Mr.. Tivies has bought a half interest In
Hulls bakery and restaurant. They seem
to nave a good trade.
A son was born on she 3rd to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bach.
Rev. Mr.. Edwards has gone to Kalispell
TO attend the meeting of the presbytery.
Mr.. Hawk will occupy the Presbyterian
church while the Methodist church ia being
repaired.
w. II. Culver expects q complete stage
outfit for his hall very soon.
The 9 county hospital is about ready
for the inspection of the commissioners.
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Mrs. John O'Neill and Wm. O'Neill are en-
joying their annual outing in the mount
aims.
James Il. Stuart, of Helena, he's been Wis
iting his old home for q few DAYS.
A reception rendered by the faculty of
the College of Montana, and to tina friends
of the institution, last Friday evening was
q pleasant social event.
or the pleasant aocial events of last week
were q breakfast given by MRS. Peter vail
ton, in honor of Mrs. M. Il. Sharpe, and u
luncheon given by Mrs. sam Scott to u
number of friends.
Mrs. Mary l.. Kelley entertained q few
friends at dinner Tuesday.
Nv. and Mrs. Will Reed were in Cham
pion Sunday.
Miss Clara Doud was in town Friday from
her Garrison school.
III. j. Toomey left Sunday for Chicago.
Mayor Conley returned Sunday from a
limiting trip.
Dr. j. H. Owinas has been absent from
town the past ten days attending some ser
ious cases of d~ipthsria at Black Pine,
Miss Katie Burns, of Stone station, a
popular school teacher from that vicinity,
is making her home for the present with
Mrs. VIM. Albright.
DR.. A. II. Mitchell and family left Wed.
the winter months.
On Thursday, the 9Th inst, Mrs. Conrad
Kohrs entertained about twenty Of her
friends at tea, in honor of her niece, Mrs.
of Walkerville. Those present
Mesdames Mary L. Kelley, r. 4.
kennon, Chas. Aspling. ii. 3. Reed, N. J.
Warren Evans. j.. III. Board
man. Wiles. Woodward, Voolfolk. Scott.
STANLEY, Miller; Misses Sterritt, Calvin,
Greve and Bette @. Williams.
Miss Clara Spurrier, late of Missoula, 10
O guest of her mother on College hill.
Philip Nourse, the lecturer, enjoyed the
hospitality of I. w. Catlin's home Friday.
Mrs. III. s. Reed and Miss Edna will
cave IN Tuesday to spend the winter
in New York city.
Mr.. VIM. Henslsy has been very ill this
week, and fears are entertained shat his ill
ness may prove fatal.
Mrs. Coberly, the aged mother of Mrs.
Thos. G.. Stark, died Tuesday afternoon,
and was buried the following day from the
church.
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THE DOLLAR COLUMN

Advertisements not exceeding inch Tor ten
itnes Of small type) in length will be inserted In
this column for dollar per week. or nifty cents
the arst insertion and twenty .nve cents each I'D.
ditional linsertion-payable In sdvance.l
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At the Universal Exposition of 1889, Mt PARA
France. the best sewing machines Of the world,
including those of America, were in competition
They were passed upon by a jury composed Of
the best foreign mechanical experts, two Of whom
were the leading sewing machine manufacturers
of France This jury, after exhaustive examine
lion and tests, adjudged that the Wheeler Z
Wilson machines were the best of all, and award
ed that company the highest prize offered-the
GRAND PRlZE-giving other companies only
gold, silver and bronze medala
The French government, as further recogn3-
ton Of superiority, decorated Mr. Nathaniel
Wheeler, president Of tho company, with the
honor of France.
The No. Q, for family use, and the No, II, for
manufacturing uses, are the best in the world
today.
And now, when you want q sewing machine, 4:
you do not get the best 1t will be your own fault
Ask yonr sewing machine dealer for the No .
Wheeler 4 Wilson machine. II he doesn't keep
them. write to us for descriptive catalogue and
terms. Agents wanted in all unoccupied terri.
tory. WHEELER & WILSON MFG. CO.
Chicago. III
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EOR SALE-The United States and Canadi an
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No. 10 Spruce St., New York.
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Gin @efe6t an Der teranifH : nteris
fanii4em @remae.

@egeniber Der fleinen teranif6en
Stabt San Sgnacio in 3apata Gou1tp
liegt auf Der merifamii6en Settle beg
Hio @ranbe Elm fleires meTifanif9es
@ren3<Gort, bas cine 8elaBung bon
ettpa As Mann adblt.
Dies Sort, beftebenb aug elmer Mnz
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rem Blodbaufe purbe IN ben frlbefen
Morgenfunben beS leBten Samftag
bon einer 8anbe bon 8renaffrolden
angegrifen, pelde BON Der teranii6en
Sette faruel1 unb ben &ip @ram6e ur1s
terbalb bon @arri3o in fleinerert Mbs
tbeilungen gefreu3t batten. Sbre 3abI
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ale BIG at, bic 3dbne bepafnet. Man
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Der Streitfrdfte 6es Gatariro Gar3a
finb.
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gen. SaHelbe mar nit S1ieBf1arten
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In ben Glammen ieinen Sob gefunben
baben, ebenip elm Qientenant. BON
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MlS bic Solbater geHoben tpareit,
raubten bic Banbiten Mqes, mas niht
met unb nagelfeit mar, aus benz flei-
men @rea3spoften. Sic nabmen ale
pferbe, bic Tie ~borfanben, nit unb
ebenfo ale Sdttel, Wafen, Munition
hin. Damn freu3ten iie mieber ben
&io 8rarbe un6 begaben ii9 auf teras
nifhes 8ebiet.
Sic Nadri6t BON bieiem 8orfale
gelangte erit am Montag bur6 einen
reitenben 8oten mad Nllepo 2arebo.
Sofort tpurbe BON bort aug Elm gr6Bes
req 9eta6ement nod benz S9aupIabe
bes Undertakes geIanbt unb aud bon
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fani59er Sruppen bortbin geianbt
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tag tpurbe in San Sgnaeio elm teranis
f6er Biirger bur9 cine iiber ben 6IuB
fommenbe berirrte augel f6per pers
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fofort bon benz gorfaa in &enntnib ges
febt tporben unb aler Mabrfdeinlidz
feit mad wirb cine gr0Bere Sruppens
Mbtbeilnng bon 2arebo aus mad 3as
pata @ountp gefdidt tperben, UNI bic
8anbiten gu perfoleen unb unf6dbli6
3u MAIDEN.
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fraten, AZ &epubI'tanerr unb 8 popuz
liiten (Stemart BON Nebaba, pfeHer
bon &aniaS urb &Dle bon @iibs
9afota) auiammenfeben. Ser Gin
fluB Der 5ulebtgenannten bret Mdnner
tpirb alfo Elm gang be6eutenber iein.
SIM Observation-Disclosures 1T bereits
Der @ampf gegen bic @inipanberung
eingeleitet tporben un6 arpar bur6 Ell
nen-bis iebt alerbings nod r1i6t aur
gerbanblung gefommeuen Nntrag auf
einidbrige b0lige Suspenbirung. Sie
Begriinbung ,baB biefe MaBregeI glei9s
aeitig int Sntere1e Der WeltausiteQung
unb gum @6ube aegert bic Gbolera
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bic es Ii9 banbelt, ni9t eine 10 tiefz
ernfte udre. NIs Oh i'm Sale elmer
a%bermaligen @boIera : epidemic bas
S9idial Der @bieagoer Welt= Musitels
lung ni6t f6ou 10 tpie 10 BON born
berein beliegelt mdre! ODER meint
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bic Immigration I'M 3tpii6enbed einz
gei6leppt tperbet1 urb t1i9t ebemlo gut
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Der tii6tige ginmanberungs=Gommifdr
Weber In Stem Sort fein Nmt niebers
gelegt bat, 6a es ibm bod unm6glid
merben miirbe, fi6 in bic au erparters
ben Neuorbnung Der Dinge gu f6iden.
@eber 1T aaerbinss au9 nidt Der
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tpa1berungsfeinbli6en &idtmng, bentt
er bat in ieinem &efisnatiors ; 59rei<
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fir elm ungIiid balte, ba Bic Smmigras
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Sas man Webers Mmli6ten beriids
iidtigen tper6e. 1T a~lerbings nidt gu
erparten.
Der @ett tit tpinis, ober bas 5Ieti6 1T f6paG! Bite 4
tam nun Gtner ietnen @elhdften na4seben, penn ct
BON @lteherretben sep1ast TT? Route Str etne Slai6e /
SalrattonzOe { eS ptrb bid In ~penisen Minuten BON |
hetnen Qefbeu btfreipu unb fpfpt MIR Ok Eenta.
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HcarS
Soap

prdttpolIe Derpadun9en nno
mobleeriihe meroen an9ewanot,
I'M, Settle, perfdufih 81 maben,
psld obne oie1e sodmittel fe'n
,lleniA anribreu maroe. 2rlan
bits ii:t ftets Dor ether SEIZE, Die
ihrs Qrumpffarte auf Qeu6eriid1,
2eitem isbt.
pears SEIZE, Ole feinite Settle
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parfiimirt gu babeu, gan, nah
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sablt man Die Seife uno niht Die
elesaute Derpadune.
IN sdoen jeoer Dirt gu baben,
houp4idhlih in N~pothefen, uno
Ge,lte ieoen Stances eebrauden fie.
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Cine Orbinat,a,

pel6e &esela unb &esuIationer fir
bic plumbers Der Stabt San Mntorio
peri9reibt.
Sci es bur6 ben Sta6tratb Der
Stabt San Nntonio berorbnet:
Seftion l. 9aus<D rainirungs>
r6bren innerbalb unb biz gu brei (3)
SUB anBerbalb Der Mauer zines @ez
bdunbes io0en aus befonbers itarfer
guBeiiernen GDbren belteben, Bic mi1z
beftens einen giertel .3on bid unb
nt9t peniger alS bier 3ua int 9ur9z
meier finb unb bas folgenbe Stanz
barbs@emibt baben:
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Sas- Die mobernteu Quite finbet
Sbr INNER Bel
pancoa & Sobn.

sas- WeIton & 6 o.. baben fort
ipdbrenb frii6e @aaren; sroBe Muss
mabl bon SelifateRen aner Nrt, bic
beiten eingemadten Grii6te, Semitic,
Gleif9s unb anbere Brelarpet mnb elm
groBes Eager bon Stapel : Groceries.
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Or. Hathaway
Specialist oes C1Iestet1s.

Suuse Rdnuer,
mei6e In Tplse Dor
Suseub Shnber
an Rsrseu{9wd1l
ktben, ~ttreeebenas
traft ~untersrdben
5oben uub tire
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mad ben ueMefeu
Metbeben beban,
belt rib NIT BEN
sr6bteu qrfpIS.
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Ete .Trete HreKe fiir 9exas" bat
,sn aleu- beuti& : teTautfmcm 3eftun'
seu bic BrIkte Mbomnentem5abl.
Snlanoiide ssoden : arnbidau.

Sept enbli9 erit liegt bas GrgebniB
Der Mbfimmung Dom 8. Nobember In
Beaug auf bic prdibentenmabl in bolz
lem umfange bor. 9ana6 belduft fi6
bic Maioritdt Der WablmdnnersS tims
men fir gIepelanb auf ni6t meniger
als 112. gr bat ndmli9 27S @leftoz
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% auf Weaber.
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1T es, baB ni9t uie fonf lanter gez
f1loHene gleftoren : Delegatio en- se>
-tpdblt tpurben, fon5ern baB cine game
Heibe bon Staaten gemii6te Wablz
mdnner : Delegationen geudblt baben.
Sc beaiebt fi9 bas i1i1t aur auf ben
Staat Mi9igan = befanntli6 Der ein=
3ige @taat Der Union, in benz mad
4ongreBbifriften fir ein5elne gleftez
rem unb nidt fir bic seiammte Dele
gatini abgeifimmt mirb-iDn0ern aud
auf foIgenbe artbere Staaten: Ore
gor, NprbsD afpta unb Ohio.
Oregon tDdblte brei repnblifanii9e
gletforen unb eine1 populififden,
Nor6 Dafota einen republifanif9er
unb einen populiaif6en unb Sbio %
republifanif6e unb einen bemofratiz
fden.
Dieier cine, berein5amte .bempfratiz
f9e prdftbentf9afts>G leftor bon Obio
giebt iebenraas au 6enfen. ST berbanft
feiie Wabl gang ofenbar eiaeut. So.
Berfebert. rnb omar eiuem 9erleben,
bas feinen urfprung in ber 5u groBen
gomplicirtbeit bes aufraIii6en WabIs
ipftems gebabt bat.
Sn bitfem Sale madt bas 8erieben
FER Mdbler bon Obio a~llerbinss Nidts
aug, ba eS bel Der enornter1 Maioritdt
@lebelanbs gar5 glei6giltig 1T, ob bic
"a Simmer bon Ohio fir i'm ober
feinen @egner a~bgegeben nurben ,allein
man brall6t fid bios an bic WabI bes
Yrdiibenten &utberfpr6 9. 6anes gu
erinnern, Der i'm Sabre 1867 nit nur
elmer electoral @timnte Maioritdt
erudblt murine, nm au beereifen, ipeI9e
f9iperuiegenben politif9en Jolgen fold
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tDegung nit Greuber gu begriiBer, tpel>
DE auf cine 8ereinfa6uug bes Mabls
Wobus fir bic prdiibentfdaftss aanbi=
baten bringt unb on bere. Spibe Mdns
ner bou nationalem &ufe, tpie Der &ez
prdientant Springer unb Mnbere ftes
ben. Siefe Mdnner. bsie1 gimfluB i'm
gegentDdrtigen 8Dngrefe Elm iebr gros
Der 1T, iinb Der Mniidt, 6aB an bic
STEELE bes iebigen ber5midten unb bers
middleton M%abImdnner sj6nifems nod
Staten bic birefte g~ludbIung Der
prdfibeuten bur9 bas Bolts : 0otmm
treter miiKe-eine Mnlidt, bic an biefer
STEELE ihon Oft nit Npdbrud bertreter
morbert lit. Die Siiuiple eiues iebeu
ein3eInert Mdblers fprlnit baun 3ilr
geltuug uub es far1t barn uidt por>
foml1en, bob elm Mau1t 3lir1 Yrdfibens
ten Der Ser. Gtaatefi getp1Blt tuirb,
Der 5tpar bic Maipritdt Der gIeft0ralz
Stimmer, aber itnr cine Minoritdt BON
gOlfsifimme1 auf ii6 bereinigt bat.
Da bic argeregte &eform feline pars
teifraae lit, }onbert ba Bic Nertreter
aler partei : Ni9tungen in glei1er
Weiie an elmer befriebigenbeu 06iung
ber|eIbeu iuterefErt iinS. 70 ffeht All
hoffeu, 6ok ihre grIebiouao uidf I'M
nut auf Sic latae 9aftf cefhDber Mrs.
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