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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13
Honors for Abilene

A telegram received today from John
Boyd Thacher, of the National com.
mission of the Worlds Fair. announced
the appointment of G. Il. Estes, agent
Of the Wells Fargo Express Co., as one
of the judges on awards and premiums
at the Worlds Fair and he is ordered
to report at the Liberal Arts building
July l5 at II a. m. for duty, his work
to continue until the end of the Fair.
The position is in every respect a
"snap." The salary is $3.50 n month
and the duties are decidedly easy.
Charles many friends will congratu-
late him on his good luck.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13
HIS POINT OF VIEW.
Tolerance n Good oil for softenInR the
FrIctlon of Human Intercourse

Tolerance Good oil for SofteninR the
Friction OF Human Intercourse.
One of the most difficult things in
life is TO regard a situation, see an OBJ
ject, or consider an event from a point
of view not our own. The stronger our
Nwn personality, the more decided our
tpinions, the more difficult becomes
this generosity Of mental gaze. The
canny Scot while wishing for the
power to see ourselves as others see
us, might wisely have wished also
that we might sec others az
they see themselves. To have opinions
based on calm thought and quiet iudR-
ment, and to hold unto them, is a very
good thing indeed. To insist upon
your friend, who is of different tenn
permanent and differently circum-
stanced assuming those same opinions
is surely insular and narrow. Insist
upon your right TO hold to your own
point of view for yourself, and accord
to your friend or your friend
ly enemy the same privilege.
Define in your own understand
ing the difference between lionlike
flrmness and asinine obstinacy. The
one is as restful and supporting as q
mild-eyed Normandy steed, the other
as confusing and as annoying as kick
ing zebra. Many people go about the
world with their opinions always in az,
gressive evidence. They recognize no
point of view but their own, They court
opposition, and regard with glee any
opportunity of an attempt to convince
the other fellow, not so much that he is
entirely wrong, as that they are en-
tirely right. 1t might be well TO re.
member that point" is an extremely
small space, and that your own abso-
lutte point of view holds accommoda-
tion but for yourself, Tolerance Ia n
very good oil with which to soften the
friction of human intercourse. II you
will listen with patience to the other
fellows exposition of his views, you
may gain much interest therefrom. II
we would discuss more and argue less.
we should go far toward seeing why
our own opinion is not endlessly re-
peated in the minds of Others. .-Harper's
Bazaar.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13
Police Court.

John Marshall and John Ferron
made themselves too noisy at the
United Brethren meeting Sunday
night and last EVENING" were arrested
and fined 1880 each, The latter paid
and the other is working on the street.
1t is that kind Of punishment that is
needed to keep order at religious SER
vices sometimes. David Bennett of
Herington was drunk and disorderly
last evening and was taxed the usual
s5 and costs. He is working 1t out on
the sire ct.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13
Tuesday Philosophy.

The old mems foot race that was to
come of on the last Fouth Of July was
postponed until cooler weather.
Corn looks well from Lincoln to
Lucas on the Saline valley.
We are looking for harness leather
drop when Jos. Spangler has his new
house finished.
s s. Walck's pension was suspended
Tor diseaSe that he never contracted.
lie was drawing for one dinlculty and
was supended for pure cussedness aud
he never had that disease. lie only
voted the Democratic ticket.
Our townsman, Dan Binder, is home
sick. lie says his disease is initiation,
a new fad in the calendar Of diseases,
o. =,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13
Shifting Soil.

Real Estate Transfers Reported by George
Merrill Abstracter.
II A Hartwell and wife to Z f White
hair and others, lots in Chapman,
1900.
Talmsge Town Co. to d II Gorden,
lot in Talmage, $50,
Sheriff Smith to Provident Loan Trust
Co., lot in Hope.
Same to l. Wells, land in Noble, $400.
o Kuethen and wife to J Wingerd, lot
in Hope, 5000.
NIX & I Railway to + w Albrecht,
and in Lyon, $500.
T Kirby and wife to CT & NJ Nickol-
son, land in Hays, $1,000.
G II Scott and wife to l. q Boyce, land
in Sherman, $4,000.
Sheriff Smith to II Sagerson, lots in
Abilene, $500.
Same to O p Gallagher, land in Hope,
$4,000.
Same to J McDermott, land in Banner,
$4,000.
p Holt and wife, to A Minus. lot in
Abilene 81 90
G NJ Noble and wife, to A Dodd, land
in Holland, $l7l.
Woodbine Trust Co, to J Murphy,
lots in Woodbine. $l00.
Naill. Sheriff, to II G Sloane, land in
Holland $500.
@ NJ Stephens and wife, to N ID Stan.
ly, lot in Chapman, $75.
Smith, Sheriff, to A G Palmer, lot in
Abilene, $1,000.
Same to = NJ Sears, lot in Abilene,
$500.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13
ENROLMENT INCREASING.
The Institute Begins the Second
Week With l27,

"SSN "AsA AS's
The normal institute began its sec.
ond weeks work this morning with
an enrolment of 1877, showing almost
double that Of week ago. There will
also be a number more present during
the week.
The feature of the morning was a
spirited and much enjoyed address by
the lecturer and author, w. IL. Smith,
who lectures tonight.
Supt. Gray says that conducting
institutes is u rest for him. lie is
working in three this summer.
The visitors all admire the almost
military precision of the claCs move.
ments.
Some of the attendants are inclined
to question the taste of running politics
into recitation. For instance why
should Prof. Hullinger assert in speak.
ing of the tariff that "in all cases
the consumer pays the tariff9n
The "nIodel class" of small children
Ia becoming one of the permanent
features of our institute. They ART
used to illustrate the best methods oI
teaching. Throughout Kansas the
only institute instructors employed a
this work are Miss Lizzie Ryan oI
Leavenwortb, Miss Edith Gray John
son of Abilene, Ethel Mccartney o
Valley Falls, Miss Nettie Chambers o
Humboldt and Miss Fannie Riggs oI
Emporia. They are all experts in thi'
work.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13
BEST YET EXAMINED.
A High Compliment for the Abilene
National.


Bank Examiner Ewing, who made
his first official visit to the Abilene Ma
tional yesterday, left last evening. lie
spent the day looking over the books
of the bank and expressed himself as
more than pleased. He paid high
compliment to President Hollinger,
Cashier White and the banks manage
meDt by declaring that the bank has
the best secured paper and less over.
due paper than any national bank in
the State yet examined and he has
covered nearly all the principal cities
Of the State.
The bank has 10 per cent reserve In
excess Of the required amount and is
In every respect upon solid financial
basis and one of the staunchest insti
tutions in the west. Abilene may well
be proud Of the Abilene National.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13
A NarroR ERcape.

Richard Rohrer came up from Chap
man on the morning train. The train
ran by the depot and in the darkness
mistaking his distance Mr., Rohrer
stepped off before 1t stopped. He fell,
rolled over and came nearer than he
ever wants TO again to being dragged
under the wheels. He escaped with a
severe scalp wound and some ugly
bruises, altogether making him look as
though he had had tussle with a
threshing machine.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13
RoBBINa THE HELPLESS.
The Democratic Administration
Cutting of Pensions.

OuJtlnB on PENSIONS.
The socalled reform of the present |
Democratic administration which con-
sists Of cutting off the pensions Of de-
serving veterans Of the rebellion has
struck Abilene. The victim singled
out by Uoke Smith to be made an
example OF is 8. s. Walck, a man "a
years Of age, drawing pension OF SO a
month allowed under the act Of 1890
and which has been assisting him for
two years and half. The pension de.
partment curtly notified him that the
medical records showed that he did not
have rheumatism badly enough to
warrant his drawing pension. AS he
never claimed to have that disease at
all but was drawing pension for piles
and gravel, the notification is plainly a
mere pretext to get rid Of the payment
on the base subterfuge Of an admins.
tration hostile and ungrateful regard.
ing the interests of the veterans.
Mr.. Walck enlisted in June 1852 and
served until June 1865 in Co. G.. 18th
Pennsylvania cavalry. He was in the
battles of Winchester, Fishers Hill,
Cedar Greek and other important en-
gagements. Now when at the age Of
81 he is entitled to aid because Of in.
juries received in the service without
a shadow Of excuse or right he has the
pension taken from him. In his old
age with an invalid wife TO support
and unable to labor but little his case
is n particularly deserving one.
Mr.. Wa!ck has been Democrat al
his life but 1t is safe to say that he will
not be henceforth. That kind Of ad
ministration is not to the taste Of peo
pie who have q respect for those wht
, fought to save the Nation. There will
II is reported, be other pensions stopped
in this county. The REFLECTOR
hopes that all such disallowances vii
! be reported to this Office and If unjust
= ly brought, as this one is, we will see
as we shall regarding Mr.. Walck's case
! that it is brought to the attention o
5 the pension department and have al
Z effort made for the pensioners rein
D statement.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13
Great Reduction in Millinery.

In order to close out all summer
millinery and make room for fall goods
Mrs. W. G, Simmer, corner Thlrd and
Cedar, will sell out all her trimmed
and untrimmed hats at so cents on the
dollar. Reduced prices will also be
given on on riobons. tips, flowers, etc.
This is an exceptional opportunity for
the ladies to secure seasonable mil.
llnerY very cheap and none should
hegi'aie 10 take advantage Of it, This
sale covers everything in the store and
will last a short time only. ld&o
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13
A Sale Of Household Goods.

Mr.. o. II. McQuary, who will sell
his residence at auction on the 18th
inst. will at the same time sell all of
his household goods. The furniture is
almost new and consists Of four bed
room sets, bookcase, dining room table
and chairs, center table, stands, eight
fine rocking chairs, carpets and many
other articles. An invitation Is extend
ed to all to come and inspect the same,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13
Public Sale of Beautiful Home and
All It's Furniture.

One of the most convenient and com
plpte homes in Abilene situated on the
corner Of Kinney and Thirteenth streets
will be sold at public auction; also
all the nearly new furniture, Saturday,
July 10th at Q O'Clock p. M. This
home was built by A. S. Sherwood and
he spared no pains or money to make a
substantial and conyenient home.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13

Nj, Colombies, merchant Of Paris,
had his revenge on former sweet
heart, q lady of Rouen, when he left
her by his will a legacy Of siN thousand
dollars for having, some twenty years
before refused 10 marry him, Through
which, says the will, 81 was enabled
10 live Independently and happily as a
bachelor"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13

1t pays to get the best and when you
buy Solid Comfort or Casaday sulky
or gang plow at Pisle & Fishers you
may feel sure that you have the hest
implement made. Look at these
plows. SO 2d&lc
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13
If You Want to Educate Your
Children.

There is no place better than Abb
lene to do II. Parents think for q
moment and decide 10 attend the pub.
lie sale of that beautiful home anu
furniture on the Cor. 18th and Kinney
ave. Sale commences at 2 o'clock p.
IN. Saturday July Is.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13

In l5ls the English parliament
passed an act laying heavy pcnaltie
ON porEons convicted of eating flesh on
fish days, A. the same time restrie.
tions prev lously existing #cre removed,
aud the Newfoundland fishery mads
free to every English subject
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13
Public Sale of Furniture

II there ia any piece of furniture you
think Of buying wait for the immense
pablic sale at corner Thirteenth and
Kinney avenGe, It must must be sold.
Sale commences at Up m, July 18th
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13

Farmers should remember that the
Casaday sulky plow is the easiest NOV.
ing, the most simple and direct draft
plow made. See Pisle & Fisher.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13

see pisle s. Fisher before buying q
glow and examine the Casaday sulky.
A boy caa manage it and it saves
horse feed because of the light draft
and simple arrangement,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13

Itching, burning, scaly and crusty
scalps of infants cleapsed and healed
and quiet sleep restored by Johnson's
CrieHtal Soap, Sold at w. p. Gulick's
drugstore
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13

Constipation and sick headache
positively cured by Japanese Liver Pei
letsi 90 pills 25c. Sold at W. y.
Gulick's drugstore.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13
Notice.

All persons having business with
Thomas Able for the next three weeks
will please see Alva Mutt at the post
office. so 2t&lc.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13

rheumatism, neuralgia, headache
and pains of every kind instantly re-
lioyed by Johnson's Magnetic Oil. Sold
by w. =. Gulick, druggist.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13

For RENT-On good terms house
and garden Of the late Mrs. Nicolai
southwest of the city. Inquire at this
office. 9t&cti
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-07-13

Solid Comfort gang and sulky plows
are the thing for fall plowing. Pisle &
Fisher have them.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10
Staotratb.
Select GounciI. 9. 81

StteVI SpuHCll, q. JfOp.
Wtit IedSebn MitSIiebern parb bic res
selmdBise Sibuns bes Select Councils
beute 9lbenb absebaIten.
Cine Brobe 0lense bon 8runoituden
fit Elm Spribenbaus purben pfferirt uno
bem sutdnbisen Gomits suseipisien.
Ab8elebnt ipurbe baS 9lnsebot bon
Wt. 8. Searneb fiir bas 9esen bon Sci.
tsnipesen an Wtarion Strabe (S44l .5O),
neil eS bic Seripilisuns uberlties.
Utlt elmer &eibe bon amenbements
perieben puiiirte bic Serorbnuns Der Geo.
nomp SeIsun8s @ompanis srae unb sipeite
2eiuns.
Ser Intras Sur 2i;eniiruns setpifer
3etteIanfIebsr 8ins an elm SpesiaIcomite.
Die Serorbnuns fir cine ab,ussr5bre
bon SlneoIn sur Gunner 4penue paiIirte
erite Seiuns.
Die Serorenuns Sur 9Haterung bon
Spoe Barf Ibenue, bon Safapette ,ur
Dipifpn, nit .8ef Nountain Steinen
paro Sur9 eine 3eitbeitimmuns amens
birt.
@nbStItiS paiirte bic 8erorbnune fir
einen Sauptieper in osm pierssbnten
0iitrift bessIeiden bic 8erorbnuna fir
Steins Seitenpese on ie6fsr Str, bon
safaiuanna glpenue sur Carbon; bes,
8lelhen fir cine neue Bride an Green
Giese Strabe, tueIde bic @eit Nibse
aoblen SO. su bauen tpiinidt; unb fir
bic Nus8abe bon Bombs sur ginIbiuns
Der am l. SUM- fdliS sepeienen Bombs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10

laA- SelnfsS SaIatDl beim Dtab bei
gSiomaper.
- gntIans Der Sfippad Greef in
0ipnteomerp county bat man cine bic,
Sub breite unb 26 Sol tiefe Soblenabel
entoedt.
- Der Ne9er Sames S. Bel, tpeI6el
bOr mebreren Wonaten in Steelton feline
ipeibe SubdIterin ermorbet Bat unb fiirs.
lid in Der Rdbe bon Baltimore perbaftel
ipuroe, lit am l. 9top. na6 Sarrisburp
Sebra6t uno ins @ountps 8efdnsnib Elm.
seIiefert tppTben.
= @barIes GoIoban, Der Mann, tpels
der bei6ulbist 1T, am II. September b.
S. am Bud Mpuntain in Carbon @ountt
ben Sobn 8riSlin ermoroet su baben,
ipurbe am 30. October einsefansen. 81
belt It'd, i'm &eler zines 8auerS, nur
ipeni9e DieiIen bon benz Orte Der WlorS'
tbat entfernt, peritedt.
- Oils perIebten Dieniiag su SasIetpn
gilbert Sponsnbers nit 5rau unb &inb
iIber baS 8eIeiIe Der 8ennipIpania giien,
babn fabren tpollte, purbe lein Subrperf
bon Der 2ofomotibe zines Sradt3uges se.
trpffen unb SertriImmert. Die Srau purbe
ouf Der StelIe setDotet, Sponenberg se.
fdbrli6 0erIebt, aber bos 8inb ipurbe
unUeriebrt aus ben Triimmern berporSe'
bolt.
= S. Sua, ipeI9er ieiner 3eit su 8
Subren @efdnSnib oerurtbeiIt purSe,
neil ct benz Gailirer Der 9incoIn 9tationals
8anf in 2uneafer GOuutp bnsu bebiiIfIi6
Sewsien mar, $40, 900 su unteri6lassn,
IT bon Brdibent GIepsIanb beenabist
pproen. Der Gaiiirer, @qiS Barb,
purbe bereit8 Dor etIiden Monaten be'
snaOiDt.
la- SeiniteS SalatbI beim Mab bel
Bibmaper.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10
Der sdlue Der gseltausfelluuo.

Obne Sang unb &Ians lit am 80.
October bic GoIumbiI9e 8eIts sgusItea.
uns su @nbe sesan9en. Mapor Sarri'
ionS &ebe, bic er am Samitag bpr ben
8iirgermeiifern unb 8eamten bon 60
amerifanii6en Stdbten bielt, mar uno
bIeibt Der leBte fsierli6e @tt Der 4ushea.
uns unO nit benz 8eltauSitequnss. sra.
sor 1T aud bic WeItaustelluns aus bem
2eben seihieben. Der SbuB bes @ei.
teSfranfen, Der Sarriion nieberitredts,
bate all ben seplanten IbI6iebsfeierIi9s
feiten Elm gnce eema9t. 9Iu6 bic 9luss
itequns trauerte unb bic Sabnen aller
Rationen tparen auf Salbmait sespssn.
Die Wuiitcorps ipieIten nidt mebr unb
glllss, tpaS bon benz 5eipIan ibris bIieb,
mar Der &anoneniaIut unb bas Senfen
Der Ser. Staaten SABINE um llbr
glbenbs. Die IusiteIluns, bic bon nabes
su % DiiIlipnen sablenben 8eiu6ern unb
fiinf NilIionen 8aBinbabern bsiudt ses
ipeien, mar nidt mebr. 8orI6uiiB IdBt
iib bas finunsiele &eiultat nur i6GBs
une8peiie anSeben. Sis Ginnabmen an
ben SdeItern iperoen iid auf msbr oils
10, bic bon ben GOnceiiondren auf A
Dtiuionen GbaIer belaufen. 9lus BEN
8erfauf ber Spupenir. Miinsen ersieIt bic
glusiteauns nabesu slpeiunoeinbaIbe WiiIs
lion Sbaler unb aus anberen Auelen
ettpa 100000 Sbaler, basu fommen
$40, 600 900 9lftien bon Der Stabt unb
Snbipibuen, 10 bab bic @eiammtiumme,
bic bic IuSfeluns erblelt. iid uuf 28i
WiaiOnen beIduft. Die Soften fur bic
9ebduoe unb mas basu seb6rt, Die Sn'
itanbiebuns beS Plabes unb bic 8ertpaIt'
uneSfoiten betrasen in runten 3abIen
S25, 100000. Spllte Der glbbrud Der
@ebdube, bic @ieberbstitslIuns bes 9ar'
feS in feline frdbere @sfalt unb bic Ser.
naItunssfoiten fir bic nd6iten Monate
nidt bic Orei Wiaionen peridlinsen, 70
1T 9lusii9t porbanoen, baB aud bic
9lftipndre etipas bon ibrem 8eIbe suriids
erbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10
1000 Wfillipuen Cob In europa.

Senator SorbeeS in @aibinstcn er.
belt am DOnnerfas foIsenbe Depeide
bon bsm 8anf' unb SinanS, ,Wann Senrp
Gleps aus 9ep gorf uno iprab feline
bD6lte 8efriebiSun9 bariiber aus:
oDie 9roBen Staatabanfen Guropas
balten iebt suiammen $3.50, ,000,O 900 in
8Dlo, unb anbere 8anfen ipeitere $50
Diilllonen, suiammen aIio @intauienS
Oiiaionen. DaS Meiite babon gebDrt
Oepoiitoren unb liest iebt aIs tobtes
Gapital ba. Wenn uniere 8Gbrunsss
fra8e erit NAL orbeRtlit sereselt 1T. tpas
ourh ben 8iberruf Der Silterantauis,
&Iaufel bes Sbermans@eisBeS sei6iebt,
bann pirb unier 2anb einem rielisen
Nasnste sleid einen gang bebeutsnbsn
1beil oieier GoIpmafe auf bieie Ssite
beriibersleben, ba 9lmerifa jest tbatid6s
lid Der einsi8e glab 1T. Der nit Sidsr.
belt quite unb profitable &apitaIanIasen
peripridt. Die Sbors iinb fir auitras
lien, Snnien, SiSamerifa, 2uBlanb,
Spanien, Gsppten unb bic Iirfei &c.
Idlohen, uno 5ranfrei9 bat felt Der
S6Iatt RON WaterIoo ME 70 ipenis mad
enslii9er 8apitalanIases8 8erbinbuns ses
tradtet. ais eernbe iebt, 70 baB GnsIanbs
sroBe @olbmaHe nur bier in 4merifa
li6er unb profitabeI anselest uno gut
aufseboben tperben fam, unb mein @ort
baraui, bab bas @oIb baIb i'm reberiIub
berdberfommt. t.-Senrp GleipS".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10

iibernabm naf Der 0iiidfeBr na6 8aris
Die Sr9aniitens uno Sapellmeilterltclle
an Der Stride Der slcnBeren WtiIlion,"
bDrte tbcolo9ii6e Sorlciun9en, boipis
tirte i'm Erieiterleminar nno mar naBe
baran, Die geiltli6e gSeibe gu ncbmcn.
Dod pollSos ii9 I'M oicie 3eit cine
Wanolun9 ieiner nulifalii6en Seltres
bun9en; ct bate in Oeutl6lano bic
SBerfe S6umanns suerit tcnnen 9cs
lernt ; icine ei9ene poctiI6e Se9abung
fano ii6 oabur6 mGdtig an9crcgt, unO
er panote ii6 nun Der Spernfompolis
tion 3u, auf rpeldcm 8ebict ii6 benn
aud tortab icine Saupttbati9fcit fons
Sentrirte.
IS genii9e, bon ieincn Sablrei6en
Nerfen bier MIR ben 1859 crl6ieneuen
u5auit" Su erpdbncn. Sicic Sper,
wel6e bic @octbe'lde Si6tung Sur
@runbla9e nimmt, bat @punoOS Hubm
In ale SSelt 9etra9en, uub ielbit bic
jenige Gi6tun9 unter ben Oeuti6en,
welde es als Elm Safrile9ium betrads
tete, bas Sauptwerf oes 9rOBen QSeis
marer 0i6teriiiriten in Wtulif ;u
iesen, bat iif lGngit init Dem Wteiltcrs
werf bes oabinscl6ieo franSOiiIben
Somponilten auS9elOBnt.
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q eff 1T 70 I

gIlS bic @eidafts gut einssn untel
GIebelanb'S eriter 9lbminiitratipn, ba
iaeten bic 8spubIifaner nod i'm britter
Sabr feiner Gbminii itration: ,,Darau
limb bic repubIitaniiden @eisbe idulb
bic @eiebe MAIDEN bic 3eiten, nidt bic
abminiitratipn. ."--Sebt iino bic Seiten
idIe6t, i6on felt benz lsbten Sabr bon
SarriiOn's aominiitration, unb bic 8e.
publitansr iassn Jest: ,.gS fnb nidt
Die 8epubIifaniiden Geiebe, ionbern
@lebelanb's Iominiitration 1T i6ulb. -"
SIT baS ni6t ld6erlid ? @stpib iinb bic
rspubIifaniiden @eiese iduIb an ben
leblsen itIedten 3eiten. uno baruntsr
bsionoers bas Mc8inIep Tarif @eies unb
bic SHERMAN Silbsr.8ig.--8
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10
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i'm ni6t jebeu Gag meni9ltens swei
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& mperl: rSa, weun baS Der Sail
lit, 0crr Doftor, oaun muB ib freilib
laufcn; mcincm 9utcn, liiben 9iettel
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-11-10
: 94enn nid,t ale 9[n,eihen triio

- @enn nidt ale Inseiden triisen,
10 Ideint europa idweren 5eiten entses
gen su Seben, uno eS iteben babel Sranf'
reid, 9iubIunb uno Spanien sesen gns.
Lamb, um behen Waht am Utittelmeere
su breten. Dian mabt @nslanb ben
8orpurf, bic llnruben in Nproifo 8esen
Spanien su i6iiren. 0ab beim 9tus'
bru6 zines 9rieses aud Der Dreibuno
(sunddIt StaIien) nit binein sesosen
tpiirbe, 1T mebr aIs ipabridsinIid uno es
ndre bann Elm alsemeiner europGii6er
aries bic SoIee. Die Sransoien baben.
tpie eeiuDbnIid, tpieber caS er6bte WauI
unb Der Guhenbeiu6 ideint iie gang aus
oem Sdus6en sebradt su baben. Sic
bsben in Spanien sessn England.