davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-14

As an example of how little things
count up it may be mentioned that it
takes nearly one hundred gallons of oil
year to keep large sized locomotive
in running order.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-14

A curious circumstance in connection
with the recent epidemic of cholera at
Hamburg, Germany, was the departure
of all the birds from the city only few
DAYS prior to the outbreak.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-14

The different railroads operating 10
New York City carried more than 447,.
100000 passengers, receiving from them
in five-cent fares the aggregate sum OF
S22,3S2,587.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-14

The waters of Lake Michigan come
underground from the Rocky Mountains,
says the Chicago Herald. They must
dip deep into the bosom of the earth,
says the doubling Boston Transcript,
when they cross the Mississippi.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-14

What the New York Independent
terms an odd story comes officially from
Harvard College that the most noticeable
deficiency in candidates for admission is
good English.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-14
Twenty. eight States had their Noven

Twenty. eight States had their Novem-
Der election conducted under ballot laws
which are designed to curb fraud and
+ara voters intent as definite and
braska, New BdmTs4fts ~ ss ne
New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Oregon,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Tslanl, Tennessee,
South Dakota, Illinois, West Virginia,
Wisconsin, Washington, Wyoming and
Vermont.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-14
St. Landry Democrat.
BY L. A. SANDOZ.
Opeiousas, ems Louisiana.

A new Methodist Episcopal Church is
being built at Glasgow, Montana, the
nearest church being 267 miles away.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-14

English cattle breeders are agitatinga
bill against American stock, providing
for the quarantining of all live cattle.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-14

There are some men who can't take
home beefsteak without believing they
are taking their wife present.-.At'
Gibson Globe.
More people with patent leather shoes
on borrow money they never pay back
than men who wear shoes that arc
patched. -Atchison Globe.
The next thing long suffering public
learns will be the fact that gas cDnDan.
les are putting pneumatic tires o. their
gas meters.-Olio State JOlrnll.
Man goes t. law to get his right,
COX cJmmOn sense b9rett)
ignoring that III such fight,
All others have got left
--!O5tOn Transcript.
"What coat of arms is tina. Oh tho
panel of your carrlaIc:' 'G,Te 1t Vi.
Had to have it stuck on before We could
engage a footman. New York Her
aid.
Men arc q good deal better collcc-
lively than thcy are iu'lj":dnaIy. Nmy
man will do that privately whic" he
will denounce III 4 crowd. -Atcnison
Globe.
As g rule, man WAC has 4 mustache
he eau twist, Or WHISPERS he can stroke,
is three times as long hating up bis
mind as one who nasn t. --AtchlSon
Appearances N"L DUCCi,rI,c. rrixrit.
la-"1|nen Charlie proposed to INC the
poor fellow did look s, silly" Prup.
ella-"Well, no wond New York
Herald.
There's plenty of room at the top, but
you shouldn't tel an ambitious artist so
just as he is on the point of sending his
picture to The exnibition.-Somtrvi
journal.
Mr.. Newton the stage they always
have such dolt, wooleuy actors to rep.
resent dukes aud kings Mr.. Know
eyes; that's SO to have them true rs
life. Puck.
Boggs-'Hello there, Joges, what
are you going to do with that ker OF,
powderF' Joggs-"I am going to try
to blow myself away from porous
plaster that is on my back. Harvard
Lampoon,
Admiring Neighbor--"Do you think
the pretty pet is going to be like his
father Fond Mothcr-"I shouldn't
be at all surprised. lie keeps me up,
every night, as it is, and is fraetior'
the morning." 81
Mr.. Bronson-"Did you
tcresting subject presented for -,
sideration this morning ut church. A,..-
Bronson--"Vcry. Bat couldn't make
out whether the lace trimmings were
real or imitation"
New York Drummer-."How do Won
account for the gradual decrease in time
between New York an l Clcago?' Chi
'aga Drummer (disdainfulIy) - "Chi.
2aso, Sir, is rapidly growing in al cast.
2rly direction. '--Jewcers' Weekly.
Professor ito class i'll suryery)-"Thc
light leg of the patient, as you sec, is
horter than the left, in consequence Of
which he limps. Now, what would you
10 in q case of this kind?' Bri hit
'tudent-"Limp, toe. Chicago News
record.
Charles James Fox. when. canvassine
Westminster, applied to a shopkeeper
)r his vote and interest. Tnc man
reduced halter with which, be said,
e was ready to ooiiGe him. "rhank
on, " replied Fog, ''for your kind offer,
ut 1 should be sorry to deprive you of
} valuab &c a family relic. Arg ouaut.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-14

There are 215 temples of Pythian sis.
ters in ~ States of the Union, with o
membership on December 81, 1891, OF
6.5s4 sisters and a.81a knights.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-14
A Sle@D-WaIgrer

- case is rennrted of . so,,h,
list who walked fifteen miles ' in his
sleep. - A'S
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-14

-.la4asaa4 ..4.4.. ,,,a1 SO that no light
passes through blue s-a=s Keep your
hogs in such pen, feed them in the
usual manncr and they will fatten ia
mously. Do not expect them to fatten on
blue light alone, but be reasonable in
your expectations and careful with your
and you will receive ample
pay foE your trouble and expense. A
pen of this kind win not be found ex.
pensive, and it may be used with profit
in fattening all your hogs. Try it.
This is not idle theory, buS an actually
tested successful experiment. st. Louis
Republic.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-14
Blu, Glass Hos.

A skiIful experiment made with differ
ent colors of light rays will disclose the
fact that blue rays exercise q soothing
effect upon the nerves of different aui.
mails. If person will remain where
nothing but blue rays are admitted he
can feel this soothing effect in a very
short time. II he be merry aai nervous
he will shortly be melancholy and
dreamy.
If you have a little wiry, nervous pig
who has resisted all your efforts to fat
ten him, in nine cases out Of ten his ner-
vousness causes the expenditure of So
much of the energy which he gets froul
the feed that to fatten him will be costly
and improbable. Now, something,
tina. will have the required soothing et-
feet upon his nerves and thus check the
wasteful expenditure of nervous energy
will contribute as much toward making
a large fat hog of him as several bushels
of corn would.
If you have hogs of this kind 1t will
be profitable for you to try this expert
mcnt, which has been tried and found to
St. Landry democrat., 1893-01-14
IIIMOR OF THE PAY.

A soft answer Will kill where a club
would fail.-Ram's Horn.
There are men VINO tire thoms elves a.
most to death looking for al easy pace.
Ram Horn.
1t isn't the "Ai4hty' poet who is re-
spongibIc for all tie fugitive VERSES
Boston Courier
The humorists of this country scem to
have made butt Of the go"t.-pn'A-
delphia Record.
Broom--"So you are on your welding
tour, chg Groom (>vllD--''No; lee.
ture tour -Iruth.
In his moments of abstraction wen
the pic1pocket thinks time IS noneT.--
Philadelphia Times.
The trouble Is that you neve- kno"
when you've got enough until s0u 70
got too much. Puck.
People who arc always looking tos
trouble generally run when 1t looks To-
them milwaukee, journal.
A man who lives fast cannot expect
that enjoyment will keep up with hlm'
-Ringhamton ReH ,"., i?;,;,
Cti uhrf@ or "oot land "n The bayru
-, yea ht'W"tH trUiUH'~ bridge and
drawbac%d tracts ara, rented sd,,,-
car lH31. amt II sold | viii
Cav: t" purchasers
heavr mon W. e. PEKI;AUIT.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-15

they can only be explaiaSd upon the
idea that the author IS controlled by
an easy-going carelesshess which
shrinks from the labor of research,
and from the toll of mental eompari-
sons and determinations
TO adopt this book as standard
for Gus schools, and TO have 1t taught
to our children as the official record
of our great State, her notable men
and their notable deeds, were grave
injustice to the Past, to the Present,
and to the Future; to our ancestors,
ourselves, and our posterity.
Tuos. L. WATSON.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-15

not lDdeXed, nor the CHRISTIANS, nor
the Presbyterians, nor the Episco-
palians.
The Hebrews are mentioned in the
text, but excluded from the index.
The Catholics are indexed as Pa
pists.
Gen. Gage is mentioned in the
text; not in the index.
Col. Campbell, mentioned on page
80, is not indexed.
The English officer Capt. Brown
mentioned on page II, is not in.
dexed.
Col. Pickens, mentioned on page
Al, is not indexed for that page.
Col. Hamilton, mentioned on page
IL, is not indexed for that page.
Cars Fort is mentioned on that
page: not indexed at all.
Brer Creek, mentioned on that
page and others is not indeXed at all
Gen. Provost, mentioned twice on
that page, is not indexed at all.
The City OF Augusta, mentioned
on that page and very many others.
is indexed only for page II.
Gen. Lachlan Mcintosh, mentioned
on page fl, is not indeHed at all,
Indeed panic seems to have
struck the lndcxer early in his task
and the further he went the more
hopeessly he foundered.
Let us turn to the next, page IL
Count D'Esting is mentioned five
times; but not indexed for that pagt
at all,
Gen. Provost, mentioned, but not
indexed.
Capt Maitland, mentioned not
indexed for that page.
Gen. Lincoln, mentioned ; not in.
dexed for that page.
Gen. Clinton, is mentioned ; not in.
dcxed at ali.
Charleston, mentioned on this page
and Others, is not 1ndexed at all.
Augusta is mentioned again, not
indexed for that page.
Here are two pages II and 40
taken merely at random, and they
are 50 la2ily indexed that we are in
rlined to suspect that Bill Arp him
self is the guilty party.
On page 81 it is mentioned in con-
neetjon with the Wesleyan Female
College, that Bishop Pierce" was III
first president. In no other place in
the book does the author mention
hun.
But the index does not name him
at all,
The Baptists are again mentioned
no index reference.
Penfeld mentioned no index
reference
1Iacon mentioned no index ref
erence:
Enough has been shown to prove
that the man who pulled the index
together was as careless about it a,
the man vino pushed the appendix
together.
And enough was shown to prove
that whoever raked the appendi2
together was as sIouchy al out it a.
the individual who scraped the tex
together.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-15
CleVeland'S Message.

The President S message is quite lengthy,
but it failed to tell Congress the most i'm
portaut of all things in giving relief. If
he had told each congressman to use one
bottle of PEED'S BILE DRIVER, get
their systems thoroughly cleansed, and
get their friend to take p. b. ID. also, ii
would have been big hit for Grover.
Price, $l.00 per bottle 50 90 per dozen.
Peed's Bile Driver stimulates the liver,
and is good for any disease caused from
the liver being oHt Of order Save doc
tor bill by orderS.g 81 sample lot of six
bottles, sent for 81. 30 c, Q. D. by express.
See advertisement in another column.
Order from, j, Q. Waters, Butler, ia.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-15
ORANGES FOR SALE

Any one wishing to buy Oranges for
their own use or for sale can buy of me
for SIPS per box, j. o. B. ears, Quality
and condition guaranteed TO be first-class,
Money can be sent to me, on deposited
n DeSoto County Bank at Arcadia, Fla,
subject to my order, when certificate
Of freight or express agent is presented
showing tina! sufficient fruit has been
shipped to cover the order Address
D. y, CREWS, JR,
CrewsviIle, la.
References given on appl cation.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-15
SMITH BROTHERS,
TENNILLE, GA.
SAVE MONEY & SHOES

BY sending So y to DUGGAN d WAT
kINS, Sandersville, Ga, for one of their
complete outfits for repairing aud mend
ing Shoes. Every family should have an
outfit,
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-15
determinations be q satisfactory His
tory of Georgia
On PAGE so, Mai. Smith says:


the first railway in Georgia. This
was to run from Macon to Savan-
NAH"
In the Handbook of Georgia ]
find it stated that the Georgia Rail
road was chartered Dec. y, 1881
FIVE years before the "frst charter
mentioned by the Major.
Then examining further | find it
stated in the Handbook that the
Central was chartered Dec. 20,
lS33-three years previous to the
time stated by the Major.
This is a funny way to write CHS
tory"
Bill Arp states that Gov. Troup
was born at McIntosh's Bluff, on the
Chattahoochee River, in Georgia.
He was born at McIntosh's Bluff,
on tie To0digbee Rjcer, on territory
that noc .tor0ts q pat Of .llaba0tu.
How many more mistakes we
might find, if the weather was
specially favorable for hunting mis-
takes, it is impossible to say. The
book is full of them.
And the appendix is worse than
the book
And the index is worse than the
appendix.
The man who got w the index
was surely disappointed in love in
his early life, and has let it sour on
him.
First, the appendix:
Major Smith seemed to feel CON
soious that the history had been
carelessly flung together with
pitcb-fork (not good pitch-fork
eithcr>, SO he sets to work to prop it
up with an appendix.
An appendix is real good scheme
If you build it right.
The Ljterotmre Of Georgja,' rs
the title to one Of the chapters of
the Majors "appendiy."
Historical writings come first. c.
c. Jones is mentioned 50 is Prot.
Iawton B. Evans; so Is "rrofessor
Derry "1Iiss Rutherford" and
Miss Fields" No initials given.
Alexander Il, Stephens is put
down as the author Of "a school his
tory of the war between the States"
thus iumbling his two works together
in the funniest manner. One can
fancy the dismay that would ensue
in school-room it the two pom
derous volumes of the ~War he
tween the states should come for
ward and demand the right to turn
loose on the covering scholars.
'Twoald bust up Die school, sure
Then the Major tells us of Col. l.
w. Averys History of Georgia, and
compares it 10 lE,ca"loy'i History
q Enq'al@!'
Not content with this whopper,
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-15
The book concludes thus

The book concludes thus:
"The general condition OF the
State il prosperous. Her population
is increasing, her factories are multi
plying, and her towns and cities
growing. Her farmers, in common
with all citizens Of the State, have
recovered from the results, and every
kind of business diligently followed
is rewarded with satisfactory returns.
The whites and the negroes, as a
rule, are living upon the same soil in
peace and harmony, and WERE IT NOT
FOR TIRE "cEIprLED SOLDIERS AND
THE WIDOWS or THOSE WHO LOST
THEIR LIVES IN TIE CONFEDERATE
SERVICE, THERE would BE NOTHING
10 pETEAcr FROM TIE FULL CON
rENrMENr AND HAPPINESS OF THE
rEorLE.'
So ends this "lIistory of Geor-
gia with as cruel and as erroneous
a statement Of the condition of the
country as any chronioler ever
penned.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-15

This work is no history. The au-
thor has brought to the task none OF
the application, thoroughness, accu-
racy, mpartiality, and wise selection
of material, which is necessary to the
historian.
The empire State is entitled to
a better performance than is here
offered to her acceptance.
A history so full of errors of com
mission and omission ought surely
not to be made standard in our
schools.
We have the right to demand that
the permanent historical narrative of
our State shall be written from the
HIGH standpoint of conscientious dill
gence, impartiality, and absolute
truth.
This narrative before as is not so
written. Its injustice to the living
and to the dead, its imperfect account
OF the main events Of our growth
and progress, are so gIatiag that
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-15

Now for the "Index " The office
of this part Of book is to give you
ready reference to the contents of
the volume So | have been told,
Now let us see how the Majors in
dex" is built.
On page :, very interesting quo
tation is made from Hannah More
Yet Hannah doesn't get into the
index at ali. II ever again you
want to find what She said, you must
look it up in the book itself.
On page 3 appears an extract
from speech of Edmund Burke of
England,
Burke is not indeNed at al. Much
is aid in the history about religious
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14

Beren Wertb, als baB i9 meinem
@9idial fur bieie biermonatli6e freiz
Dtaige Gefangenf6aft unb bieie Brit
fungs3eit te genug banfen f6nnte.
Menu i6 bas aleiter perlaHe unb 10,
gar Der beiligen Sbeologie geriibrt 2ez
bepobl iase, begebe i'd mid iofort aler
9iilfe, bic i'd bon gu 9auie ertparten
f0nnte un5 biirfte unb tperbe, UNI feiz
men langen unb icanbal6fen pro3eB
a%n5ufangen, gang auf mid angepiei en-
iein. Sd fir6te ni6t bic Notbmenz
bt9feit, ielbt UNI meinen llnterbaIt
mid um3utbun, i'd fur6te nur bic
N0gli6feit, es ni6t gu f6nnen. Ord
meme pbilologif6en 9enntniKe, bur6
5iemli6e @rfabrung in Der b0berer
9dulmeiferei, biirfte i6 pobl i'm
Stanbe iein, cine SteIe als Sauslebz
rer ausfiQen gu f6nnen. @u1 als
Qmanuenlis birfte ib geeisnet fein.
Ser 9err Nbt miirbe, fame es auf i'm
an, mild su empfeblen, gepiB ni6t att
teben, bies auf bas angelegenlIi6te
gu tbun."
Sobenftebt antmortete benz iungen
Sigl, 6aB er obne bic 3uitimmung bes
Abtes Nt9ts fur i'm tbun f0nne; er mDs
ge fi6 itur sund9f pertrauensppu an feis
ansgeaei6neten 8orgefebten tpenben;
falls biefer nit ieinem Qustritt aus
benz &loter einDerftanben lei, po0e er
tbm fur bic na6fe 3eit germ bic nStbi=
gen Subfftensmittel perf9afen, irbem
er ibn literarii@ bef6dftigte. Ser @bt
lieB benn aud Sigl 3ieben unb 8obet1s
ftebt bef1aftigte ibn feds Wo9en lang
NIT literarif6en Nrbeiten, tporauf er
eine STEELE als 9auslebrer in benz
6auie bes Generals bon Der Sam
arttrat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14
9r. eisl ais MDmdb.

Or. Sigl Der %ffreitbare 8aterlanbsz
&ebafteur unb &ei6stags : @anbibat
bon @elbeim unb 4aufbeurer, 1T aud
einmal i'm &lpfter gemefen, ndmli6 als
Nobi3e bel ben Miin6ener Benedict
merit, Nnfang Der ie93iger Sabre. Sn
BobenHebt's Na6laB bat ii6 Elm interez
FAINTER Brief bonn %. Mdra 1863 ges
funben. 6igl fdreibt aus benz &lps
fer on 8obentebt:
v9llS i1 ppr bier Monaten ben iebr
beroii9en unb, pie i9 iebt our @eniige
eiuIebe, ben iebr uniiberlegten unb
iibereilten gnti9luB faBte, bur9 pfalz
menfingen unb &ofenfranabeten ieiner
3eit cine srobe tbeolosii6e air9enfa>
del au perben, bate i6 iebenfaas cine
bobe Meinung BON Der unbeitreitbaren
&raft genannter Mittel gum 3ued;
minbefens unteri@dBte i6 bic Sinberz
nife, ipelde sumeilen 5uii6en Wollen
unb 8onbringeu liegen. Sebenfaas
aber lit nit bieier Menberung in met
1en Nnli1ten fein @unber gef9eben.
uebrigens mirb Der Sang Der air6en>
eef9i6te, permutbe i'd, ni9t peientIi6
babur6 alterirt merben, baB i'd bic
9ohnung, bermal einf elm beribmter
8ifdof ober minbeitens Elm beilismdBis
ger M6n6 gu merOen, gdn3li6 aufges
geben babe. Sd Derliere nur 3eit,
menn i6 nod ldnger bas Mumber meis
t1er 8efebrung i'm &leiter ermarte.
Bel aler 9o6a6tung, bic i'd Dor BEN
M6n6 in MEDIUM 8. 9aneberg babe
unb baben tuer6e, muB i'd bod betens
men, baB, p~enisitens fir &6pfe meis
ner Dirt, baS fl6ferli9e 2eben ni6t
geeignet fein biirfte, Hm f1lummernbe
&rdfte 81 ermeden unb frii9e Setter
3u fonberli6er 2ebensduBerung ansu=
fpornen. 3ubem bin i'd gu ebrgeiaig,
um ales nur aug 2iebe gu @ott ober
b66ftens gum @lofer 5u tbun. Sd
| CLAUDE, es gibt benn nod aud anbere
9inse in Der @elt au ertreben, als
smil6en bier Mauern bur9 ausneb.
menbe Seiligfeit gu g%ldn3en unb iid
nnb Der Welt untbdtig ab3uiterben
un6 bon ben lieben 8ribern i'm
9errn = bersehen gu merben. Oen
Grieben, wel6en i'd in ausenblideu
%auflebenber 8egeiterung i'm ftilen,
fl6terli6en aipl gu iinben glaubte, ben
Grieben babe i6 ni6t sefunben unt
i'd min i'm nl6t mebr finben, benn
5rieben 1T Sob unb i'd mill 2eben,
Wcran i'd mid aber i'm &loiter ge.
D0bnt babe, bas 1T cine ernite, ener.
| glide, confeauente 9bdtigteit unb bieis
grrungenf6aft bat fur mid einen gr6,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14
@atb fiir MHtter.

Ser iiber 5 Sabren i6sn tuurbe Mrs.
Winslom's Soothing Sprup bon Mils
lionen bon Miittern beim 3abnem Der
@inber angepenbet. Wirft bu i'm
e9lafe bur9 bas S9reieH zines &inbes
ss1tSrt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T unb Dor
S9mersen tpeints Wenn 10, IaFe fofort
cine Glaf9e BON vMtrS. Winsloms Sops
thing Syrup" bolen. Sem Wertb 1T uuz
beaablbar. Sc tptrb benz fletnett 2eiben>
ben iofort 2inberung perf9afen. @crs
laBt eu9 barauf, Miitter, eS 1T fein
3meifel bariiber. gs beilt Dpienterp
unb 9%iarrboe, regulirt ben Magen ur6
bic Nieren, befeitist WinSs@ olif, ers
pei6t BEN Gaumen, berbinbert gmtsiins
bung unb ftdrft bas gauge Spffem.
yNfrs Winslsps Soothing Syrup"
fir 3abnenbe atnber lit angemebm in
@ef6mad unb baS &eeept ftammt bon
eiHem ber beften tpeibli9et Nerste In
ben Ser. Staaten. IS 1T BEL allen
Oruggiiten in Der gatt3err Welt 3u bas
ben. Breis rs Gts. per Slai9e.
aauft nidts anberes als Mfrs. Wixss
Iotps Soothing Sprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-14

@rpBgruubbeiBer Medlenburgs, pomz
merns unb SfpreuBens ieiner 9ne6te
ober Mdgbe beraubt, lit eben feline bIos
BE unbertdnbige Marotte, fonbern bic
3uftdnbe bes lanbuirtbf6aftIi9en
@roBgrunbbefiBes treiben bic 2eute
aug Der Seimatb. 3ief in Ser 8rut
zines ieben Meni6en unb namentli9
zines ieben 2anbmarnes Iiegt Der
@uni6 mad elmer ueigenen S6ole"
unb lie mebr ft6 Ser @roBgrunbbefib
%ausbreitet unb ben 8auernitattb an bic
Wanb bridt, beito ftdrter tpirb bie
ldnbli6e Nusmanberung merben. &ein
@eieB Der @elt berntag barat gtmas
3u dnbern.
S9en ieBt iinb bic l1ebeltdnbe,
tuel6e bic Notwithstanding Der
ldnbli6en Sagel0bner unb r&dtbner"
aus ben genannten 2anbestbeilen
DeutI9lanbs fir bic @robgrunbbefber
i'm @efolse sebabt bat, 10 groB, baB
bieielben bur6 BEN Smport polnii9er
unb i6pebil6er Mrbeiter Mbbiilfe gu
Derf6aHen fu6ten, unb baB 1ie fogar
auf ben ungebeuerli9en @ebanfen bes
&ult : Smportes nerfielen. Nber mie
1te bur6 al 9as feline bauernbe Obs
bilfe er3ielen fonnteu, 10 perben tie
biefelbe aud BON benz @eiebentuurfe
ni9t ertparten biirfen, Der ieBt benz
Hei6stage our 8eratbung porlie9t.
9a biIft rtur Gins: r3ertbeilnng Der
groBen &ittergiiter in aablrei9e tleine
unb mittlere 8auerngiter unb Wies
berbertelung bes i'm SntereHe bes
Nbels erit finfli6 perni6teten 8auerrs
itanbeS."
Son einem fol9en &abifalmittel
min maf aber Ni9ts in Berlin uifen,
benn Der rerbansefefene" 4beI Der
1fli6en prpo.n.en PreuBenS 1T bor
ieber aIs bic @tabe bes 9obenaoaerns
Sbrones angeieben uorben-unb 5fpar
aud nit &t9t-unb an biefen Sdulen
Der Mnnar1ie bari natiirli6 ni9t gez
riittelt perben!
Ob nun ias porliegenbe @eieb CUR
Nnnabme gelangt ober ni6t, ldBt f9
no1 ni6t nit au9 nur anndbernber
8etimmtbeit borausieben, f9er 1T
aber, baB e8 feinen melentlt6en Gins
fluB auf bic Stdrfe Der Nusmunberung
aus Deuti6lan6 our Selge baben
mirb.
Das @egentbeil miirbe MIR bann
etntreten, penn aud bier in ben Ser.
Staater glei6aeitig Elm itrenges 8efeb
our 8ef6rdnfung Der EMANCIPATION CUR
Nnnabme geIangen folte. Damn allers
bings miirben fi9 Wilbelm II. unS
9err CHANDLER segenfeitig gu ibren GEE
meiniameu Grfolgen Slid pinf9en
f6nnen.
Sn bieiem Sale miirbe mabrf6einz
Ii9 iener premierminifter Der auftraliz
l1en aolonie Neuz5 iibs Wales, Der
tir3li9 einen Mufruf erlieB. um ben
BON ben aiiten Der Ser. Staaten abb
gemiefenen @trom Der @inmanberung
mad Muffralier 3l lenfen, Der nla6enbe
Dritte1 fein, ober Mraentinien, 8raiis
lien ober Merifo, uel6e ben Wertb Der
@inmanberung ri9tiger gu tarirer mill
fen, aIs bas neuerbings in ben Ser.
Staaten Der Sal 1T.