Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-16

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should 60 farther. The pauper labor Of
Europe should not be allowed 20 imni-
CRATE and compete with our vorknen IN
their own homes That's where the
danger lies. That 10 the problem that
must be solved sooner or later. Europe
has unloaded her thugs and Migrants
and anarchists upon us until
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or Hungarian panper who comes
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II Tha aoo c ssv v, ,sa s wha landed
in Castle garden some time ago. and who
the good God that they had been per
mifted to see the sunshine and enjoy
the freedom OF America--such al they
are not dangerous to our institutions.
None OF those women will ever be the
mother Of an anarchist Colonel Smi-
ley will speak at the reunion OF the sol
ulers and sailors OF northern hent Ia
sparta thursday
Earlier in the season there was
scheme formed to build an annex TO The
New Livingston on South Division
49, ~are .hant s snaas, 'i rs and have Il com.
pleted In time for the January trade.
but the times have been SO hard that
the plan has temporarily been apan-
doned- The annex will probably not DC
built until next year.
Lessen OF Menominec. president
OF the Lessen a Henes brewing com
pany, William Sommervill, Judge OF pro
bate for Menominee county. ana a. a:
Jultnsr. another prominent ciuzen o.
civ yester5sy on their Uav TO Chjcaeo.
They were cuests In The Morton.
Thomas y. hamsaeii: presiaent OF tne
FIRST Na.,onsi pank % Manis ~, wss :
Mr. Famslell was not Particularly dis
eouraged over the financial situation
and Relieves that in a few months bust
ness will again be restored to its nor
NAL condition.
w r Harbeck Baltus Pellepun. Her.
man Nyland and Giles p. Hilcs OF Grand
Haven are registered in The Eagle.
y. y. Estey OF owoeso. : memDer OF
the 5s'er iurnl.1'o eoa pan'' - ies's-
'oie' IA NO -'o"
Judge Edward Cahill OF Lansing was
guest in The Morton yesterday.
Mocrox- ceorga TT Anthony Ia.
troit; j. G. Neuman. Dorr; Robert I.
Babcock. Man;stee; Frank Hoyt. Petos-
key; j. II. Lessen, Menominee; l. I.
Kinney, Woodville-