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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01
DEMPSEY STILL A FIGHTER.
keogh, Heavyweight, Could not Knock
Him Out,

PORTLAND Ore, Feb. 2s-Probably no
pugillstic event which ever took place in
this oitv excited SO much interest as the
four-round contest at the Pastime club
to- night between Jack Dempsey, the
we'll known middleweight. and
Billy keogh, heavyweight of
considerable note on the Pacific coast.
Keoah entered the ring at 100 while Demp-
say weighed but l4S. There was very little
betting OH the conteat. The articles of
agreement stipulated that keogh WAS to
knock Dempsey out III four rounds. The
purse was understood to be the gate receipts.
with side bet OF $500 each. There were
four preliminary settos before the main
event. at ll:30 o, clock, when keogh entered
the ring. followed soon after by Dempsey,
| amidst great cheering. Both men looked
III good condition, but Dempsey seemed
like pigmy by the side of his opponent
When time WAS called both men spraug
lightly into the ring. Dempsey led with
Keogh reached for Dempsey's jaw but fell
short. Dempsey landed on koosh's Jaw,
the men oIinched and the round closed
Sacond round. Dempsey assumed tho
aggressive. Keogh swung his left, grazing
Dempsev in the neck. Dempsey lod tor
keoRh's wind but was stopped by keogh's
right. Dempsey punched Keo0h in the
wind with right. keogh rushed Dempsey
in his corner. The men cllnched and
Dempsey swung right handler against
keogh's jaw.
In the third round Dempsey landed III
keogh's stomach, and keogh rushed Dsmp-
sey into his corner. Dompsey jabbed keosh
in the mouth and kGogh again viciously
rushed Dempsey into his corner, but Demp-
sey evaded him and in getting awav from
him rapped him on the nose. keoeh con
tlnuea his mad rushes, but Dempsey easily
a Il IA Il l,l
In the fourth and last round the Same
tactics were pursued. keogh WAS unable TO
find Dempsey who would land at will on
keoRh's stomach and face. In break ing
away from IA clnch keogh struck Dempsey
on the Jaw and oties OF foul were raised,
but not allowed.
At the end of the fourth round the ref
cree awarded tho contest to Dempsey
Jack proved that he IL still n fighter, after
two yoars OF inactivity.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01
Waidenses VIII Move Over

PARIS, Feb. 28.-The Waldenses, the de-
scendnnts of the famous sect who were 80
cruelty prosecuted for centuries on account
of their religious opinions, and who still In
habit the mountain districts of the Italian
side of the Cottian AIps, are preparing to
emf CRATE to the United states. Their chief
business, cloth making, has become so de-
prnssed that even with their frugaity it il
difficult to live. They are sending aqente
to North Carolina to mako inquiries look
ing to settlement there. If the reports are
favorable 1000 of them will emlgrate in the
spring. They are n hardy, thrifty people,
retaining to a remarkable degree the vir-
tues of their ancestors.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01
Five Were Crushed to Death.

CuICAGo Feb. 2s,-~rhe lives of seven
people were Instantly crushed ont in their
sleep early this morning and one other per-
son was fatally hurt and two more danger
ously hut by tho falling OF tho walls of
John York's dry goods house, recently
gutted by tire. The great mass of brioks
and mortar crushed nm adjoining structure
like nn fggshell and the occupants with it,
The following are the killed and injured:
kIlled-Wm. kunzs and wife. aged e. and
10 years. John Schmidt, aged 10, and his
children, Lizzie and Hattie. aged III and
three; Paulinn Martin. servant, aged II;
George Mesterle, bartender aged ~; in-
jured-CRrrie Schmidt, fatally, and her
daughter Annie. aged ninc years, aud Ffed
kunZe, aged ".
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01
OPPOSED TO RACING.
War On the Race Tracks In by the Peopl q
of New Jersey

FREEHOLD n. j., Feb. 2S.--Quite a sensa-
tion was created throughout tho county
when the township committee of Eaton
town. all members of churches of that
place. granted the Monmouth Park license
for II term of tive years at a yearly rental OF
one dollar. An agent of the racing asso-
citation visited the members of the commit
tee and he was assured that they were in
favor of giving license for racing under
the new law Just passed.
NEWARK, N. j., Feb. 2S.-Notioes were
read III all prayer meetings in the city to.
night for 10 many people as possible to &c
TO Trenton tomorrow to protest against
the race track bills.
PATTERSON, N. j., Feb. 2S.--At the board
of trade indignation meeting Tonight a
committee of twenty fvo leading cilizens
was selected to attend an anti-racs track
demonstration at Trenton tomorrow.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01
Amount of Claims Pending,

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Representative
Burrows introduced resolution Jan. 1G,
recitinR that war claims 80 the amount of
millions of dollars are pending before the
departments and it ID charged that many
doubtful claims are being allowed, and
calling for a report. Secretary Foster of
the treasury department, prepared for sub :
mission to congress q reply to the resolu-
tions. setting forth that the total claims
pending in his department, including direct
tax and cotton tax. amount to STA S2l 900,
less $3,0OO.O0o, the estimated amount al
lowed by congress. He recommends that
the so-called Bowman act, which allows
such claims to be referred by congress to
the court of claims for adjudication. be re
peaed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01
THE INDIANA LAUNCHED,
Another Rig Bnttleship Given Her la,
tismnl Dip.

Another Rig Rattleship Given Her Bap.
tismnl Dip.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2s.-The great bat
tlcship Indiana WAS launched to-day at
Cramps ship yard in the presence of thou
sands of PEOPLE. including the president OF
the United States. the secretary of the navy
and other members of the cabinet. A large
delegation of congressman and others came
down from Washington this morning on a
special train. When the blocks were re-
moved the huge ship began to slip down
the we'll creased ways and tossed high in
the air the waters Of the Delaware river
and then settled in position. Then she
was towed back to the wharf, and in about
yenr will be ready for service and be
turned over to the government. The ven-
sci was christened by Miss Jessie Miller,
wife of the attorney general.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01
AS to Tax on Whiskey.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S-The Judiciary
committee of the house adopted the report
of the subcommittee investigating the
whisky trust. The report recommends
that the duty on imported liquors be re-
duced from $3.50 to $l.00 per gallon, and
that the tariff ON all grades be reduced
whenever it ID found that they are being
influenced by a trust or combination. It
also recommends that rectifyipg establish
ments be made subject to governmental su-
psrvislon and that all compounded goods
be stamped to show the comronents. The
republicans on the committee object to the
tariff feature of the report and will file q
minority report ON that point. They deny
that the Distilling and Cattle Feeding COM
papy. the whiskey trust SO called, is a trust.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01
Fraud uleut From tho Start.

NEW ORLEANS, Fob. oS.-About six weeks
ago Wholesale grocery and commission
businoss WAS started here by Edward Baker
and George Peterson. under tho style of
Baker, Peterson Co. They began buy ing
on II large scale, not only In this state but
III Mississippi and Texas. As fast AS goods
were received they wore aold Out for cash at
tho highes. price obtain able, In th,a way
1T Ia stated the firm pockstsd about $500 :
900 and last Saturday evening closed the
store and left tho CITY. They we're arrested
at Montgomery. Ala. aud will be brought
back.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01

TO-DAY is consecrated to
st. David the patron saint Of
Wales WHO died in the year 544.
His memory is revered by all
Welchmen, who until a recent
period on every first Of March
adorned their hats with lecks in
his honor, a decoration which is
still conspicuous in the houses Of
Welchmcn and their dcscen-
dants. Societies observe the day
with banqucts and speeches.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01
The POp0 DISpleased.

LONDON, Feb. 2S.-The Central News dis
patch from Rome says; Tho pope is great
ly displeased by the abandonment of the
American pilgrimage. He attributes the
abandonment of the undertaking to the
disputes between Archbishop Satoll and
the American bishops and has ordered an
inquiry" DR.. Laponni. the newly ap-
pointed body physicinn to Pope Leo, has
enjoined upon him the need of rest,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01
STILL HAD THE RSE.
A Man From Fergus Is Arrested "A
Augusta.

A Man From Fergus Is Arrested at
Augusta.
Special to The Independent.
GREAT FALLS Feb. 2s.-Sheriff Deaton, Of
Fergus county, is in town en- route for
Lewistown. having in his custody Percy
DeWolfs. whom he arrested in Augusta last
night for horse stealing. When caught
DeWolfe still had in his possession the
horse he stole in Fergus county. The pris-
once will be tried at the next term of court
at Lewistown before Judge DuBose.
MANY friends Of Albert Reynolds in Great
Falls are considering the advisablitv of
circulating a petition in his behalf, asking
the Michigan authorities to acquit him of
the murder of Burt Moore. on the grounds
of iusttiabe homicide. Several RESPONSE
Bile parties have expressed u Willingness to
sign the same and to contribute towards
raising fund to assist in Reynolds' de-
fense.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01
Brass Founders Stampede.

CHICAGO. Fob. 2S.--A serious panic oc
CURED among the employees of the Western
UEion telegraph Office this afternoon dur
ing small fire which broke out on the
second floor of the building. Daring tho
rush from tho operating room Miss Alice
Walsh wns pushed down the stairway and
taken home unconscious. Several other
girls tainted and il was some timo before
the panic was allayed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01
BLOCKED BY SNOW.
Wisconsin and Minnesota Visited by q
Very Heavy Fail.

Very Heavy FAIL.
HUDSON Wis, Feb. 2S.--The severest
storm for many years visited this section
Last night. Twenty two inches of snow
fell. followed by II cutting wind from the
northwest. All the trains on ths north,
east and south divisions of the Omaha road
are blocked within IA few miles OF this city.
The laet train out OF here at five o'clock
last night. has not reached tho first sta
tlon. twelve miles distant. The public
schools are closed and business ia practi-
eally suspended. The snow is piled on the
main streets i'll drifts from ton to fifteen
feet high.
ST. PNtl. Fob. 2S.-The weather Ia clear,
but drifts of snow obstruct all kinds of
traffic. The street cars stopped running
during the night and did not resume till
late this morning. The same state of
affairs exists throughout the northwsa..
The snow Is two feet deep on a level in
many places and badly drifted in others.
Kailtoad traffic ls about at standstill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01
Her Majesty Receives.

LONDON, Feb. 2S.The weather was cold
and clear to-day. and sunshine gave a
cheerful air to the surroundings of Buok-
in2ham palace. 1t was excellent weather
for the drawing room held by hor majesty,
Queen Victoria, assisted by her daughter,
the Dowager Empress Frederick, Princess
Beatrice, ana other members OF the royal
family. About 800 persons were presented
to her ma jesty. All members of the Amer
lean legation were presented.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01

SAN FRANcIsco. Feb. 2S. 1t is now almost
certain that the two Oakland gentlemen,
Frost and Church. who went hunting on
Mviso slough, of the shore OF San Fran
cisco bay iast Sunday, have been drowned,
Nothing has been seen OF them since they
left the club house at Alviso. Sunday. and
only their upturned boat has been found
tia thought they were upset among the
tules and were stuck IN the mud, which IL
very deep and soft. Numbers OF men have
been searching for their bodies, bun thus
far without avail.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01
The Grant Monument

New YohN. Feb. 2S.-At tho annual M eet.
ing of the Grant Monument association to-
day President Horace Porter announced
that enough money to complete tho monu-
ment hnd been raised and contracts to
build 1t had been lot. The monument il to
be finished i'll the fall of 1896
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01
Michigan Demncra,in Ticket.

DErRoIT. Mich. Feb. 2S. Tho state dom
ooratio convention met at noon to-day TO
nominate candidates for associate justice
of the supreme court and regents of the
state university. Tho following nomina-
tions were made For associate jnstIos Of
tho supreme court. Judge George III Du-
rand, OF Flint; for regents, Henry A. Hari-
mon. of Detroit, and Robert q. Bunker. Of
Muskeyon,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01

NEw ORLEANs. Feb. 2S.-The Ryan
Dawson match has been postponed until
the night of March 9on account of IN acoi-
dent which happencd to Ryan's ankle wh,ie
boxing last Sunday for n number of friends
who visited tho American woltsrwsight at
hs training quarters.
SAN Francisco. Feb. ~, The coroner a
jury held an inquest on tho body of Billy
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01
100000 Worth of Wine.

NTw ionK, Fob. 2s.--I'he steamship Con-
smauGh which arrived te day. brought a
cargo Of wine from San Francisco valued
at 100000. This il tho largest cargo ever
brought by steamship from that port.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01
Carter flNrrlsou for Nnynr

CHlcAGo. Fob. 2S,-Carter III. Harrison
was to-day nominated by the dem ocrnts for
mayor of Chlohago. securing an easy VIC
tory over his principal opponent. Washing
ton HesnK.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-01

Miller. the pugiIst killed in the fight with
Dhl Hawkins Tho jury found that Miller
came to hia death from blows inflicted by
DO held for nanshughter.
, 1893-04-15
Ser @amfefha=smptnSel.

Die gStsconItner 2egislotur bat 1i6
icblteBli9 bO9 Ser p6pgeta Company"
ober iebt vNiSconitn 8ater COMPANY" ge>
ftgt9 9e5eigt, tn6em bei6e 6Guier bic Bill,
tpel8e Der @eieui9aft 9%eitattet, i6re 9t0bz
renlettung, Dermtttelit 1pelber ie Chicago
nit Waufei6a 0uelpoIier 81 beriorgen be-
abicbttgt, bur6 bte olt8ge6ebnten 2GnOc7
reien Der BET QSaufei6a bele9enen State
Snbuitriol S3ooI" legen gu 6iirfen, a1tgez
nOmmen Da6e1t. Sim 0onner1tag Q(ben6
mod mar bic Sin bom @b9eoronetenbouie
nit 46 gegen A Sttmmen ab9elebnt
tporDen; iiber gtacbt aber 9elang e5 ner>
1t1tbltcb ben Ql9enten Der @eieQi6aft, Sic
CUR Nnnabrte Der 8iQ mod nOtbt9e Sttmme
auf3ufaufen. @citern Wtor9en murbe bte
N|bittmrtung bonn Nbcnb DDrber in Wieber>
erpG9ung 9e3ogen unb Sic Sin icblteBlt1
nit 46 gegen 43 Stimmen an9enommen
Nttt ben pom 2lb9eorbnetenbauie on9enom7
e 3uidBen 8tn9 bte 8tQ ols6ann an
ben Senat 5uritG, unb tpuroe oucb bon
bielem obne DteL Seoerleiens NIT 16 ge9en
z Sttn1men an9enommen.
9te etn5ige 6Offnun8 ser @egner ser
nibtSwIrOi8en 8iu, pelbe NIGHTS peiteres
ais cine l1nn9e6un9 6e8 @erbotcs Ser Staot
g8aufei6a, Bic b~Orti9en QueQcn iiber ,oas
itabtii3e @ebiet binauS3uleiten, tpelcbeS
befanntIi9 bonn Obergericbt ienes Staate5
fit O0uig 5ulGiit9 erflGrt mor6en lit :,
bc8peGt, berubt MIN ouf @ouperneur 9ef,
Der iie euent1ca ebenfaQ5 nit ieirem 8eto
beIegen miro, mic er e5 betreftS elmer Dor
etnt8er 3eit I'M Snterelie Ser 6p9eta @e7
ieaibaft angenOmmenen anit0Bigen 8iQ
tbat.
, 1893-04-15

Die 9ant6arteit lit 6ocb nocb ni6t gan3
ausgeitorben in 6er @elt, tpie eth oieler
Gage aus 8iers2ltben 9emeloeter 8orfau
3ei9t. Sin bOrtiger 8iirger, gfanens
Gtmermann, Scr frii6er in Chicago onlGIiig
mar, er9tclt nGmltcb fiir5Gicb bon einem
QoDotaten in 6ouiton, Ser, Die iberz
raldbenbe gtabribt, baB ct bon eiuem 6or5
ten Dor SDet 8Oden Deritorbenen Wfo1ne,
gtamenS QSalter, gum grben BON ST., 600
et11geIeBt tDorben 1et. @tmermann tpQr
9eraoe3u baff benn 10 iebr CT auc6 bin unb
Der iann, ct tonnte in ietner gan5en Ser
tpanbt16aft gtieman0en 6cS gtamenS Q8aLz
ter entoeGen. @nolt6 aber cling t6m Elm
G~ettenite0er aIf. 8or me6r ais 20 Sabren
bate ct bier in Chicago einen ,Stubeu7
fdmeraoen", NalnenS Molter, gebQbt, Dem
Is 0er5lt3 i9le3t 9tng uno ben er cine
3ett lang bon 1einem eigeneu mageren
Der6ienit nit 6urbi6leppte; idblteBlib
bate ct t6n1 noB $40 9epumpt, oamit er
naob Dem Sioen retien %fonnte, no er Or
belt gu finben Doffte. Molter mar felt jener
3ett fit G%imernarn Derlc9oQen, un6 6ieIer
mag 6eS Der8eBLiben 6reun6e9 onfdnglj4
6duft8 nit ntdt ieQr ber3liben @efu5(en
geba9t ba6en; i6lieBIi3 aber Der8aB er
i'm gang un0 gar. Sci @alter o6er Dor
in5pii6en ba8 Slid etn8ete6rt un0 er elm
po6lbaben6er Mfann gemOroen. Qtls e.
nit i0m 5u GnOe cling, ertnnerte er ii9
ietneS gut6er3t8en, ~eDentaIi8en 6reuuoe3
un6 leBte i'm 3u letnem Gr6en Elm, Gteier
bat nun, tpenn AUDI ipat, einen rcic5en
Qo6n fir feline Observation-Disclosures et
boIten. SIS lit po6r6aft erqujfcn0, aud
einmal BON elmer ~Q(usna5me bon oec alien
0eegel yltn6anf lit Der @ett &ogn" l0 0ge
nebmen.
, 1893-04-15

Der 2o6nicala nodb gu icb(ieBen, 6iirft,
Sic 8eiperbung BON Wfdocbell nm SteQult:
gen alt Der WeltaISiteIung feline iebr itarfi
letn. Sin i1n9eS WfGoden iagte ii6el
Dtelen gunft gcitern 6~ol9enbeS: yS6 be:
a1tipOrtetc cine 3ettlntgSannonce, in Sci
man fir 6te 9auer ser NltSlteQung in
SaGion Yart WtQDcben i'm Nlter BON Il
bis 30 Sabrcn perlangtc. QLS ic1 Damn
atf etn mir Su9c90n9eneS S9reiben Bin IN
Die Office Der @eieulcb0ft trat, iiberreicbt(
man NIT Elm 2lppltfation9formu(ar. @bt
t6 ic6o6 an Sic Qusfiaun9 beiiclber
l6rttt, Las tb eS aufn1erflam ourcb llnf
fam balb 5t Der lte6erSeugung, oaB es rein
unm09li6 letn tpiiroe, nit DEM olsgeieb.
ten 2oDn mcinen 2e~benSunterbalt 5u be
i~trettcn.
3unGcblt %berldngte mar Elm 0epo1itun
bon $40, ba9 bon Dem eriten MtOnatsgebolt
ab9e5ogen lperben iplte. 9teie SummC
loute meti1en Qlrbettgeber ODr Dem 8erluit(
oDcr ltnerlaubten 0ebrarCbe metneS 8aiiee
i6itBen unO micb 3ur @~inDaltung ctncr
monatltben SllnOt9un9SSeit 5nin9en. Die
erfolgret9e 2(pplifantin bat ii9 am Mtors
gen oeS 1. 0tat 3u elmer ipatcr ~feit5uicBen=
ben StunOe auf Dem QuSitellungSplabe
ein3ufinbcn uno Dieie Stun0e bis gum /.
gtopen1ber e%tn3ubaltcn. Or Gobn, Der 81
per Sag betra9en ioQ, miro balbmonatlicf
auSge5ublt unb auf einem Sebnitiinoigen
QlrbettSta9e baitrt icin. Die erforoerlic6e
&~letbun9 ipu aus etnem ountelblauen
&letoe, tpetBer S6ir5e un0 eincm bretten,
ipetBen Gra9en beiteben. SAT- gum 6obne
betBt eS feruer in Dem 6orn1lar, 0aB Bic
@eieQi3aft fir 0ieieni9en 2(ugeiteQten, sic
ntcbt BET ibren Gltern p6er 8ertpanoten
mobnten, in mO8Gtcblter 9}dbe Der NuS=
iteuun8 fitr Soft unb Mobnun9 gum Bretie
bon $3.50 per Wocbe geiorgt babe. SCI
frage min, tpie eS Elm Mfdoc6en anfan9cn
lou, fir &oit unb Mobnung $3.50 per
WoDe ST be5ablen, tpenn eS fir iteben Dir
bettstage nlr 81 empfan9t. Sir MGoben,
Die BET ibren @ltern o6er 0erpan6tcn
tDDbnen unb nur Elm g~eringes &otgel6
5a6Ien, mag Ser 2o6n ia auSreidenb iein
%0teient9en ieooA, bic nun auf ii6 ielbIt en-
9etpteien itnD, t0nnen Sic Soee, sort gu ar
betten unb neben6er @elegenbett Su befomz
men, bte NltSiteQung 3u ie6en, nur aufz
9eben."
Die r@aufei6a Co." tptr6 ungefGbr 400
MGO6en BET etnem 2obne bon $3.50 per
WOcbe 8ei9dfti9ung geben. 0ie @eieu7
i6aft, Bic Die &unitfataloge bertreibt,
bietet So per Wocbe. Die yGoLumbian
Expedition Soft 0rinf 60" lu6t me6rere
6unOert Wdb9en 5u 81 per Sag, ertlGrt
lt6 aber berett, &aitrerinnen $1,50 gu be-
3oDlen.
, 1893-04-15
u9te ManDnttnm So06abt feitt
2&diieub0nS.H

So telegrap9irte Ser tpitr6ige Spr0B[ing
uro 9facbfOl8er beS unLGngit beritorbenen
Observation-Disclosures" SAB @oulb, @eorge,
geitern an feline Stem Oorter G%ompagnons
&uieaSage un6 Bterepont Wforgan, ais er
i'm fernen 8eiten bon Dem Nnerbteten Ser
Stem OOrfer ScbneQOerfebr5 >Gommtilton,
Der Otanbattan : neutrality-suspicious. Sic
gon5e Wtatbattan@Sniel nebit bent iiber
benz 6arlem liegen6elt, Dor me6reren
Sabren Dom GDuntp Weft6elter attnectirten
Sta0tgebtet, fitr ett 8utterbrot I'll iiber>
anttporten, &unbe erbielt. Ser iunge
Ofanr, Der felt Dem Gobe ietnes 9aters bel
perl6teDenen 2lnlGiien ge3eigt, baB ct 6eiien
bDanenbaften Gbaratter b0uig geerbt bat,
tpoute nit Dieien frecben Morten anbeuten,
6aB bic Sta6t Stem Oorf bon ser Wtanz
battan @eieQi6aft, beren un%umibrGnfte
@ebteter 0te %9erannten bret @elomenicben
1tnO, feline 9efGIIt9fett 3u eriparten
bate. Ottt ettp05 a1t0eren @orten betBt
DteS: ipenn i0r BON unS ~berLangt, oaB mir
eucb S9neuoerfe0r i6affen, 10 9o6t ibr
tetn Jte9t, unS cine 2lb8abe, iet ite aud
mod 10 gertng, (tpie ite in Set Shat ii) oufz
3uerle9en, %ionbern t6r ioutet ei9entLi6 bon
&e9tStpegen unS no6 bafiir be8a6len!"
Die N1anDattans s ocb6a6ngeIeuicba bere
langt allO, 6aB ibr bte bon Der Sto6t Stem
gorf on9ebOtene 9etpalti9e @rpeiterung
tbrer @ere3tiame, tpel3e i9r binnen tur3er
Srtit Die @in6eimiung bon unge3G6lten
OftQtonen 9%eitatten piir6e, o0Qtg fo1tenfrei
getpG6tt tDtrO. Sat man iemalS BON elmer
groBeren ltnOericbdmtbett 9cb0rt? Die
Nbgo6e bon fitnf Bro3ent i6rer Nettos@tnz
nabmen 1trb bte 8e5ablun9 Der ii6 auf ettpa
$4,000 belaufelrben Soften oer S6neQz
DertebrS> @omrntiIton itn6 bic retnite 8az
9ateue I'M er8letcb 3u Dem enormen@eninn
Der oteier RaubgeleQi9aft NIT ben i6r form
ltcb oenitt6tg angetra9enen t"peiteren 8rtotz
le9ten in 2G1Sitbt 9eiteut lit. Q(ber nein:
untionit Mil ie bic neue Gon5cliion baben,
ODER iie lGBt Bic MISUNDERSTANDING
StaOt i'm Sti9.
Nfan farm min 6arauf gelpannt fem, tuie
it3 Die S6neuDerte6r3 Gommii1ton aus
oieiem betlIOien Dilemma 6erauspin6et.
, 1893-04-15
Dermtihtes.

- $50 DGlt man Die metiten 6eiertage?
S0l9enbe 3uiommeniteQung gte6t sic Dir
bettSta9c in BEN peri6ieoenen 9Gn0ern an,
wonac6 iib bic 6etertage BON lelbit ergebeu
Snneres 9tuBlanb 267 Qtrbeitstage, &ano6o
270, S9ottla1O 276, @n9la11b 278, 8orz
tllgal 283, 3tuiiti9sBo 288, Spanten
29O, rulitl9e SitieeproDin3en 295, Defer
retc6 297, Stalien 298, 8apern, 8elgten,
8ralilien uno 2uYenburg 300, iGdliicbe
6er5Ogtbilner 301, 6rantreicb, &0nigreth
Sd6len unD 6tnnlan6 302, SbpetS,
WiIrttem6er9, 9Qncmarf u1o 9torlpcgen
BOB, S9tDeoen 304, YrelBen uno oSrlQnb
300, 8eretnt9te Staaten bon ]gtorbumerifo
3O6, 6ol0nD BOB ln0 lln9arn 312 QtrbettSz
tage. 9arauS ge6t berOor, baB l1n9arn Sic
metiten QlrbeitSz unO meni8itcn Seicrtage,
GuBlano bte pentgitcn Qtrbeit8z un0 Die
meiiten Teterta9e bat.
- SIS unterlie8t gar feinem 3peifcl, 6aB
it6 Der 0el6ulad ~unierer 0amen iebt auf
benz bclten Q8e8e b~eftnoet, oaS olte Bort
bon Der Beretnigun9 bon 9tatur lu0 &unit
3u boiler 0eltung gu bringen. SIS mar
a6er au3 bic 00c6lte Belt, Die armel1,
nit DRAFT 3uldmmengcl3nilrten unO auf
0raDt aulgelpjeBtcn Blumeu tonnten aub
ben @eluDuolcitcn l6lteBljc9 CUR 8er3wcif
lung b~rtngcu, Nam man in bic gli6ltc6c
Gage, elmer Dame nit etuem Blumenf0rbz
den cine tleiue Qlu1mertiQlnfcit All erpei5
len, 70 mlBte man 1to1 icin, iDenn Die
Glumen mad eiut9eu Gtuuocu uoc6 lcio>
LID trtlA Q~uslGbeu, PIN uQc4iten GAGE
aDer mar li1er allies tDclf. JUn iUtrO c5
beller, penn utc4t ale 2(n3eid5eu trjigcu.
Dtdtt d6aei9nttieuer, GngeDra5tetcr Btu
men jDe,1en udutltc9 JET nit Norticbe
ganIs Aitea5gu TIT ben H9tben uuter8cs
brd4t.
1tn1 Nianafae5sa aon1itoteii0aas
rea< &tsie Hfoas bsia54fttgt JET bic io5
jtit5sn o. :2aiaara@bsb5t9sn iebr augrle
aentiie5 o. vafsH Hamiis3 abef bic sra
q, 9b #iaaHf#1sH y# ben R6ubttotets
t19a5sN, iss 5sssH @ssfasi an 5oaas unD