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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-16
POLITICAL HASH.
SERV D HOT AND COLD TO
SUIT The PEOPLE.
News and Comment From All Parts
Dished Out In Large and Small Pack
ages.


In 1876 John Sherman made q great
silver speech in which he stated with
great clearness that sometimes 81 yer
has declin, below gold value; some
times gold has declined in value as
compared TO silver; sometimes the
variation is one way and sometimes
the other, and there ore the mere fact
of variation is not an objection to
either silver or gold as standard, and
ought to have no weight in the argu-
ment. The tw o metals have kept to-
gether with remarka BILE nearness, and
it Is said with great force, it seems to
me, that to adopt the gold standard
alone and demonetize silver would be
to deprive the poor people of the
world of the money which alone meas
ures the value of their productions and
of their labor Gold alone is not suit
able for currency because it will not
measure the daily wants of the great
mass of mankind" Referring 10 SEN
ator Morton, who had asked why not
make the silver dollar of the full value
of the gold coin?' he replied: IF we
do that to-day. morrow it may
change; the silver may go down or up.
If my friend will Keep in
view the difference between the bull
ion value and the money value he will
have no difficulty" That was very
good silver speech, but old John has
since modified" his views.
The east has dominated this coun-
try about long enough. For years the
west and south have poured their
earnings into her lap. She has not
only dictated the olicies of parties,
but named the candidates to carry out
those policies. Her latest effort in this
line is the effort to demonetize sill.
yer and the election of Grover Cleve-
land to carry out that policy. What
are the west and the south going to
do about it? Will they submit? Let
us agita'e the question of southern
seaports, and western or southern
man for President. Let there be no
compromise on these issues until the
east gets down on her knees and begs.
The New York bankers issued clear
ing house certificates to the extent of
thirty or forty million dollars. This
was in violation of the law and they
were clearly subject to a tax of ten
per cent The populists brought the
matter up in the senate, demanding
an investigation. We insist that the
law should be enforced in all such
cases. The wreckers should not be
permitted to save themselves from the
disaster they have brought by any
violation of law. If it is going to be
a war to the knife and the knife to the
hilt enforce the law.
The price of wheat in England is
lower than it has been for 159 We RS,
vet never in the worlds h story has
there ever be n, at any one period, so
many hungry people as there are to-
day.
The money wer, through subsi-
died press is trying just now to
prove that black is white and some
fools are believing it.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-16

ORDER "The Golden Bottle" thro'
the AGIrAToR Price, so cts.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-16

Get up clubs aud make money.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-16

Push the Suffrage work
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-16

@Gst om cash club offer.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-16

Write for club rates.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-11-16

The money p wer, through subsi-
died press is trying just now to
prove that black is white and some
fools are believing it.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

but may the fates treat kisalv fbose %
orr fellows who live Oh the strea,a Ia
low us.
We cannot soon forget the terrible
havoc wrought by cholera In onr conntrv
IA 1872 when New York city was almost
depopudted. But since the infrn,iurtior,
or the science Of sanitation. the introdpc.
tlon OF acqueducts and complete so,yara,te
arrangements, together with the organ.
ized action Of her intelligent health de.
partmeni, educating the people Ina mat.
ters sanitary, encouraging them to iptel
gkthl ucuoh' we can appreciate the com.
garatVe IMMUNITY from the disease that
We nave or late ytars enjoyed. ANY
IoWn OF Guy whose commercial interests
are OF sufficient importance To- demand
Incorporation, surely deserves the pro
lection OF our organized health depart.
meht, Our people cannot be driven t.
cle9hiiness but they eau be encouraged
Whu INFORMED I'm sanitary matters. thus
securing their good will and hearty co.
operation. Tue health department Of our
towns and cities should be under Tho
control Of men who have made SANTA.
ton a study, aud not under the super.
yising whims Of men who were placed In
power on platform Of other issues
aud who. IL is more than probable, may
not know the difference between Ia.
trlne aud a dry earth closet. when we
educate the masses that public health
IS paramount IN importance. and that
all things inconsistent with il must yield
then we can nearly bid defiance 60 this
terrible scOurge which so often spreads
its mantle Of sorrow and sadness over
happy people leaving naught but death
and destruction behind 10.
j. l.. COOPER, NJ ID.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
THE BIG FAIR.
OVER ss3,ooo,ooo HAS BEEN
RAISED AND EXPENDED.
General Davis submits Ills final Report
on the Preparatory WORK OF the Expo.
sitlon to tho national Commission.

Chicago. APRIL 2O-Dircctor General
Davis has submitted lis final report mp.
on the preparatory work Of the eXpO,l-
ton 10 the national commission today
Accompanying the report Is q history Of
proceedings connected with the dedicn-
tory exercises of last October ana the
program adopted boy thc ceremonies COM
mittce for the opening of the fair neat
Monday. This latter event Colonel
Davis dismsses with the simple "Aprrs-
sion of a hope that the uueNamplcd spc-
cess of dedication week may be taken
as prophetic of the verdict finally 90 be-
rendered upon the great undertaking
about TO De- mauguwtei.
Aftpr n brief retrospect OF the marvel
Gus work that has transformed a POW ot
sand hills into city OF pulurcs DOB
twenty-four months the director general
pluuges az once into concise summary
of the changes effected ln exposition pluls
since the last meeting of the commission.
Ia addition to the main buildings lhe
official headquarters of The following
countries are declared tO De- roudy for
tie purpose for which they Were errdrd:
Brazil. Canada, Ceylon, Costa Bicn,
East India, France Great Britain, Ger
many Guatemala, Japan, Sew south
Wales, Sweden, Spain, Turkey anl Nene-
zuea,
illinois. California. Colorado, Washing.
ton. South Dakota Nehruskn, North
Dakota, Kansas, Texas. Utah, Aloniaua
Idaho, Virginia, Iowa, Maine. Vermont
Massachusetts. New Hampshire, Nou-
necticut, lllOde Island, New Jersey
Maryland, Delaware New YORK, Penn
sglvania. West Virginia, Kentucky
Florida, Missouri, Louisiana, Arkansas,
Michigan. Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin,
Indiana, Arizona, New Mexico and Okla
homa.
ures. with the amount of space covered
bv each, giving I'm round numbers tle
acreage under roof 10 he 200, 100 acres
being covered boy the exposition aud fifty
by the concession buildings, showing q
total Of G,G033OO feet OF space covered,
In addition % these are the state build
inrs. the foreign government hcalquar-
ters. the United States government bnlld-
me. casino, music hall, chocolate paYllion3'
Indian houses garbage cremalory, Penn
syiyania railroad exhibit, New lofs
Gsnfrl railroad exhibit army hospital,
li9bt house. weather bureau besides
numerous buildings aud booths Of cQn'
eessionaires aud the structures Of iho
Midway plaislnce.
pHIRTY.THRBE MILLIONS RAILS
ED.
grand total OF S33.24303055 II
shown 10 have been raised for purposes
M tbe exposition, exclusive 1i she c0sf
ana value 81 exhibits, as follows
Apuropriated by foreign
Governments. According 10
fbe most recent c0mpha-
ton 81 the dept. ioFelsn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
rnE MALFEsr

The indications are very fattering for
"A large attendance and a successful MAI
Fost In every particular All the arrange
meuts are complete aud those M charge
do not hesitate 20 make the assertion
that win exceed all previous Mai-fesis
In every respect.
The following is the program for to-
morrow: -,
Grand Marshal Sam huIawsh ana ms
The beud OF the column win assemble
nj the courthouse square and form ihe
line OF march through the principal
streets of the city at I'D o'clock, q. mo
shnp Arrived nj the pavilion, the Mai
Queen. her maids of honor. and her sub
jects will parade through the park.
Welcom address by his honor the
mayor, H. Is. Paddock. Response by H.
Brnow, president Of the peutcher Yer
elm.
Irtermisslon concert. commencing at
. u. M. Gymnastic exercises by the
Dallas Turn Nerein aud other societies
Coronation speech by A. Gltky, Esq.
Growing of the Mai Queen.
Address by the Mai Queen On her sub
jccts, speech followed by grand prone
made.
bles
Duetcher Nereiu.
The band viii play at intervals from
opening of the grounds until closing OF
same. Bring your children with you,
A will Doe n special pleasure 10 them.
Every night the graudest production ot
fireworks under the management Of A.
j. Anderson.
New program every day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
IN THE CITY.
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.

The Sixth grade exercises Of Missouri
avenue school opened with Battle Song
by the class
Katie Cowan then recitcd Guilty or
Not Guilty with becoming ease aud
grace, aud Callie Smith followed with
piano solo in the sumc happy manner
Annie burton imprcssively rectcd
Rescue of Chicago aud the instrumeu.
tal piece. Carnival of Venice" by
luanita Presley aud George Lusk (yio.
linsl and Minnie Woodson tpianol was
well rendered, well received aud heartily
nppluuded.
Cora Judson rccited "Curfew Must
Not Ring Tonight" with pleasing effect.
and the entire class happily sang First
Day Of May
Fannie Box, with good expression, por.
truycd THE Green Mountain Justice,
which was greatly enjoyed by the audi.
encc, as was also the piano solo. "SOu.
venir Du Camp by Beulah Boaz.
"The Blacksmith's Story was very
APPLY told by Eva Pickett. and the vocal
duet, The Rose Bush boy Juuuitu
Presley and Nora Williams, was one
of the most charming pieces of the after
noon.
"The Patriotic Grafton" by Amos
Evans Charles Coppagc. Duyanah Crom'
en-. Charley Storts and Willie Cochran
was q treat 10 all who heard H.. lp this.
one of the boys who imagined that Fort
Worth was going TO have q grand bnrbc.
cue ON July 4 To celebrate the advent
of the Rock Island railway, aud presup
posed that he would bc called upon Co
deliver the Grafton for the occasion.
was trying to write the same and was
constantly interrupted by his four com
pauions giving him advice, suggestions
aud amusing specimens of spread eagle
urutOry.
I'm the violin duet, Overture from
Cnliph Of Bagdad." IuauIta PRESLEY
md George I.usk with Minnie W0odson
nt the piano. hcaped upon themselves NO
less honor than ON their former aP
pcurancc.
Mabel Hosea recited The Ladder Of
st. Augustine with precision aud EN-
phasis, aud Jennie llaggart brought TORN
n storm 81 applause by her peculiarly
interesting Interpretation OF Little Or
phan Annie
The exercises closed with Gentle
Tyre" which was creditnbly sung 10y
the class.
The house was well filed with specta.
tors. aud Il was the universal verdict
that the pupils had acquitted themselves
admirably.
Superintendent Hogg was present ana
In a neat speech expressed bis approNhl
of the kind aud manner Of entertain
ineut. and also his delight 20 see 80
many parents uud friends IN attend
uuUe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
Kn.I.lln IN LInlIrNING

Birmingham, Ala, April 20 AT Pratt
Guy, near here, during 70 terrific thunder
Storm Mrs VI. A. Tate was Killed by
lightning Sic and her three daughters
were BOO tho room together. Ono OF her
daughters had % baby Boa Dor 0rus One
oi thg windows iu me room WAS opon
and Mrs. luic went Gao close 49, Iuu CO.'S
shr pul hpr hands 0u lhp sash there was
@ hNHdng insh uud loud rfusL. aud
Che woman fen t0 thp floor aud dirl
Instantly Her neck wis broken. Aiu..
hnpmln, ono Of her daughters. rr-
cr.yrd % severe shock also a dog that
WAS under tlin window was also kilcd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
LOTS OF MONEY
Building and Loan Companies Ahead Of Inc
Banks.

'''u ~" ~NAN N3NiNAWNa hNNeN W INV
Banks
Columbus, o.. April %. The second
annual report OF The state Department
Of building aud loan associations was
finished to-day. Because OF Che date
of the passage of the Corcoran bill, this
Is tine hrsi complete report OF Che work OF
these associations of home builders Iu
ONO The report shows that the tOtal
assets OF these 100 building and loan as.
snciauous are S74,O10 1864, which is
@lLWu.OOO in excess OF fhe combined
critm invested in the National banks.
saving banks and private banks 81 The
state. The total membership is 2flSD2,
of which number lJ25f ore borrowers
The assets ARE in me following forms
Cash on hand. Si2Oi 1886 loans on
mortgage security 62,O492lSl1i loans
Oh stock or pass book security, NJ.Nil-
t42.O9; furniture and hXiurls, oGIIS.lO;
stationery aud supplies, $40, ibSll; real
estate, eI3s,5S4l9i miscellaneous assets,
$3iUO,5JE54
The total authorized stock . SGI2s
23JifW; stock subscribed aud M f1rre
$50, l83 ED lh gross earnings. Sf,NiA-
h@looi dividends 20 running stock So
~ ,-s352; 10 paid 90 sf0rs. NiisDso1J
lhe total receipts and Disbursements
for The year we've S03.0l9.WLW. The
tltM expenses Of fhc management were
slDl el&.N2. Losses for the year, So
8sJ2l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
THE COURTS.

Judge Harris Ia the Seventeenth dis
trict court charged the jury In me Bon
ner-rempleton murder case, which has
excited 80 much attention, and verdict
Is an1lOusly awaited.
In the Forty-eght district court the
snit OF India Y. Reese W, John lAnerh
which has occupied several days, wac
given 20 tie jury, which had not return
ed ayerdict at a late hour
After hearing q few motions yesterday
mOfnng. Judge Johnson adjourned the
county court. This ends the March term.
The May term begins Monday and four
weeks win be devoted 10 the criminal
docket
one new suit was fled with the dis
trict clerk. that of T.. A. Huffman Va.
the Fort Worth City company ct OIL, an
action 10 compel specific performances
OF contract.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
A RECEPTION

The following invitation has been re-
celved In this city; 90 -
Dedham. Mass, April 20, 1888 You
are cordially invited 70 attend rrcep-
ton 10 he given William l.. Pierce by
his old friends al Dedham, Hyde park
and Milton. al Dyers hall, Hyde park.
on Tuesday May 2. 1893, from 4 TO, IL
y. m. There win be- no Formally, but
good old-fashioned time,
Please reply by early mail.
ELIJAH BONNEMORT,
WARREN WHITE,
Il. A. BROOKS,
ISAAC BuLLAltD,
Committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
To - srnsrnInEns-

The following persons nre authorized
10 collect f0r no On Gazette gIbIerin'
ton. commencing Nag i
g.. Buck
H. ~ Bradford.
Bob Moore
Hugh Chapman.
Earnest Glenn
Willie Walker
WIN. Baird
j. 4. SPRINKLE,
City tirculntOr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
ArrEn nm AnELnulANs

Canton. o.. April 30 Order Adolpbin.
after thc style nf The Iron llnll. Is about
io collapse The directors have COM
mcuced proceedings for disoluflon a.
only footing was in thc Allnnre. where n
had 200 members and over S25.ODO on
hand and mo- debts Tho mrmhers viii
realize more ihan They Invested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
A. < |. AUGUST, The Leading CI0thiar{
GOLD IN OREGON.
A Million Of tho Tawny Stuff Said 10 30 in
Siqh.

Sight.
Central Point Ore, April 3D. This
giF B. inst becoming dcpupulutpd. and
the whole country BIS Wild with pxrIt,.
mrni over the rich gold strike lncntrd
Wlihin two miles from ihIs place. n ia
ih' richcst find since 1852
Iull ls being taken uul iu nbulous
quantities from Tie llcrshhrrrrr claim.
lnd The pay stwul seems 90 grow richer.
over 5000 worth ot coarse gold was
iHkon oui in two hours ycstrtlny Six
l'h pockets are being worked within a
radius of mile. aud single minors nre
securing 500 10 5000 per dny one mil.
lion dollars worth of the yellow metal h
ln sight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

A nea Is provided with genuine lanoci.
the knife incl0aei in d case iu tue head
0f DE insect. The case openiag sideNaya,
49, thar OF q razor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
NOTHING E0IAIg TIIpM

Nothing has ever before been seen IN
For Worth 20 eqnal Them we mean
those slts b3ug turned oui BY Grade.
the tailor. Tor ne genllomfn going ~
the W0rld's fair. Secure one before he
suitlues are an gone.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

The Literary Ladics' 81 Enqlaht.
whose annual banquet Is one 81 the
events Of ihe London season, have proper
y changed thcr 0ihcial name 70 Tie
Women Writers"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

The nautilus is a genuine sailor, havlnE
a menbrne for a ail, q perfectly fcsgn-
ed b0al aud a so 81 atennaa ter paftllo4
and ridder. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

The largest cut stones in the world are
10 the Temple Of the Sun az Baal6ec.
Many are more than 60 feet long, 70 feet
broad aud Of unknown depth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

On aud after May I. 1899, the baggage
car Of The Fort Worth and Arlington
Heights Street Railway company viii
run on the following schedules
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

We have just closed out from two Eastern
manufacturers 1000 Mems Sack and Frock
Suits at 70 per cent below manufacturers cost,
and have divided them in two lots. On our
first and second counters you will find an array
of 500 elegant Sack and Frock Suits, all pure
wool goods and this seasons make and style,
which we offer you at
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-01-19
Mdea, Glib. .9atota, oonneraag, bem 10. Samnar 1893

@s ltebt 5u bOiien, oaB bic Notblpcu
olgteit, BON Der Mdbtu0lltpmmeubeit
@ebrnud Su MAIDEN, ni6t eiutrCten piro.
Seoenialls lit oem &ralioenten oamit
cine ibluere Bernnilpurtlihfelt nuierlsgt,
lnoem er, uno er allein, oarrber 81 eut
lbelcen bet, oh lolde siOtbwenoi9teit
uOrbnnOen lit pber ni6t. Omar Tam
er, uno uiro Obnc 3weiel, pOrtommen
ben 5nlleS Iid) bel SahrerIt1uoigeu
6dtb eiubolen. 9Oh Die Sabuerltdu-
ci9eH weroeu lhwcrlid iemnls in ,brem
&at5 ilbereinltimmen; dui nlle Sale
1T es beiier, onB lie Dem Irdiioenteu
iibertrn9en lit, nls eaB iie benz 9On9reB
ilberlOiien bleibi, Der ben 9r6sten 9beil
Der 3eit midi in Sibun9 III, uuo ilber'
oies- sroBe &prper beme9eu lit lang
lam, unb no uiel aOpie iinb, iiub piet
Siune- ihperlih iemals re6tSeitt9 III
elmer Gnti6elouns 9elansen iuirbs
Sm NugeubIid Der @eiabr beodri es
raihsn GGtidlufes unb raiheu San'
esIns, iols Die MnBresel Der abwebr
Ibreu 3iped eriilen lou. Inter ben
llmItdnoen fnnn man nur wiinihen, onb
nuh oas Observation-Disclosures Der pom
Senat pdiiirten Sia feline 3uitlmmuns
aeben mD9e.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-01-19

Die ihnen auoertrauten @eloer in San-
fen oepunirten, uno Die bafiir 9eSdblten
3inien irlitIreiir0hli6 in ibre 5aide
ltedten Wiitte Der iiebSl9er Sabre err
lieB Die 9e9lslatur eiu 6jeieB nit Der
uusgeipro6en @biiht, Dem glusleiben
Der G'eloer Elm @noe I'll maiden. 3ns
@eicb mar ieooh-- luie iih jest bernus
IteIlt, nit llnredt - ais lldenbait be.
trnhtet, 10 ooB Die SdobmsiIter, Oh
gleib Die Qe9islatur ibr @ebclt aniebn.
LID erbObt bate, Die alteErnris Iortieb'
ten, mn nod wie Dor Die 3inien iih
,dnelgneten. Sm Sabre 1890 bat MN
ge9en ben @ebrnut)-po Der MiBbrauG -
ole piientlibe Meinur9 bon 9teuem icbr
entihiroCu it nus9eiprudeu, 10 bnB
beioe Garieieu in ibren 8lattiprmen iid
uerpflidtcteu, benz lining ein @noe 81
MAIDEN, 7ie 9emotraten iieeten uno
bic 9e0islatnr erlieB Elm neues, oas ieBt
seltenoe 8eieB, bas bic auselea,nhcit
ben 9esebeuen 8eriprehuusen semdB
erlehiste. Die temotratiidsn gplitiier
sinssn icoot nod einen S6ritt weiter
uno perilueten bic shsma!iesn, idmmtz
lih ;ni republifaniihen Bartsi s.b0ri'
gen Sfnsmeiiter uno berer 8iir9en
mi QerauSsnbe Der 3inien, oeren @e
idmntiumme iih aui mebr ais 50O, 900
Dollars belduit, uno' Die nunmebr, iuir
0emelntt. weuaitsns III Smei Der iiinf
aln9eiHllen III leBterS Snitans bent Stante
sn0eiprohen limb 3uaeiprOten iberbics
mi'3 mn Der ieit 4ncisniua ocs q loes
uerilpiicucn3 3cit, 10 oaB-einitlicBlih Der
orei uoh ihluebenoen 6Gqe bic DE
inmrtiprbernuaen oss Staaies iid auf
mebr ais oreipiertel Olilliouen 7ollars
belauie". Iis @inSelbetrd9e, nit Gin.
len bis jum erlten Sanunr 1892, fir
ieoen Der flint uertlasten ShaBmeiiter
iinc wie iolst ieii0eitelIt: Senrp Beat.
s95, AGO; Seroiuanb 8lbu, $l03, $50; /;
Ridaro @iinibntr, $lSS.060; e. s.
Mc5etribge, 5000. .653; 3. s. Saribaip.
s129,63S: Sulnmmen $724.77l. Ia
III nn0eIGbr $5l. .00C 9lnien fir ons
Snbr 1892, madt ins asinmmt rnnp
$4,000. -9iur elmer Der iiini @rs
shusmeiiier (5etribse) ioll reid scnua
iein. mn ielbit bic 5orberunaen peden
su t6uneu 9oh bic girsen isoes Der
Sertlnstcu limb wie es beist rurdwes
Sabllmssidbis. Sb audi Sablunaswil
lia? bariiber l6peisen bic porliessn
ben Diitiheilnnsen. Sebeuialls wirb
bic Gintreibun9 Der @eloer. inls lie
iibcrbn@pt aelinst, feline leihte glrbeit
ieiu
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-01-19
pir Wuarantiiue Biil.

0ie 9lnnnbme Der Guarantdue Slll
III Snnpesieuot (liebe @o6en I'm
idau) iii 9leibbeoeuteno nit
9lblcbnuns Der Chamber Via, uno
nllcr dbn!lhen, inter hem SUrpanoe
oer 9bOlernseiabr aui Beidrdnfung ab
ilelenpen NiuBreseln. Snoem bic Dill
Der SnnoeSreSlerung ale 81 Nbiuebr
mnBreeeln aesen Die Ssube eriUroerlihe
MRohi perlelbt, nimmt tie Den @inwan-
oermasieinoen een @Urlunnc, inter
oeiien 0iille oieielben ibr 3iel - Den
glusi9uB Der @inwanberuis 81 erreis
den bOfiten. Chamber ie.blt bat bas
i6nell 9elrng erfannt. unb iein Spiel
perloren seseben, iuoem er Die uon ibul
eineebrabte alle @inwanoeruns nuf
Sabr perbietenbe) Sil, Die aui Der
1asespronun9 itano, nab go 'iiruns
Der GuarantGne Sia ltilihweIseno ial
len lieB
Iie an9enommene WiaBregel iiber.
trdst, mie iid)s sebihrt. Der Yunoesre-
sierms iuldc Madtpulltpmmenbeiten,
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