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The record-union., 1893-08-23

turned from Bartlett Springs. He went
TO Auburn last night.
Mrs. William +. Duden goes to Pacific
Grove to-day.
Ex-senator William Johnston is up
from his home near Courtland.
Dwight Hollister and o. p. Dutton OF
CORTLAND are at the Capital Hotel.
John Swenson, brother OF August
Swenson, left for Europe yesterday.
Mrs. G. ]. Genshlea and Miss Della
Mae Kelly have returned from san Fran
cisco.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hammer and daughter have
returned from trip to the Worlds Fair,
Chicago.
Henry Schwartz, the well-known
bookmaker of San Francisco, is at the
Capital Hotel.
q. w. Deweese, Chairman of the Napa
County Board OF Supervisors, is at the
Capital Hotel.
J. G. Munroe left last night for Mon
tague, Siskiyou County, where he will
engage in business.
Miss Hannah Heisler and Miss May
BRINK, who have been visiting in Fol-
som, have returned.
). Il. Mccarthy, the well-known San
FRANCISCO commercial traveller, is at the
N'S@NOAi Lag 10 AAOlGl.
Captain W. Nj. Siddons, the well-known
pioneer. celebrated his 6Sth birthday an
nlyersary yesterday.
Miss Mollie Barnes and her niece, Miss
Phillie krebs have returned from San
Francisco and the seashore
Mrs. NJ. a. Pealer and Miss Lottie
Petrle have returned from six weeks
trip 10 New \ ork and Chicago
Miss Laura Gaschlin has gone to San
francisco, where she expects to spend Il
pleasant vacation with relatives
Miss Ag9ie Glenn, Miss May Glenn,
Miss Iene Parker, Miss LOttie Strong
and Mrs. Glenn are at Lake Tahoe and
having an enjoyable outing.
George L. Beveridge, the weu-known
mining engineer, is up from Mexico on
a visit to his old home. He is a son OF
the late David f. Beyeridge.
L. Schaier, 4. q. Clough, John II.
Slmonson and 6. p. Kelsey, county Oh
hciais OF Merced, arrived last evening
ana are Quartered at the Golden Eagle
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday:
a. Z. Busch, DOwnieville; Ii. ii. Brow
neil, Glenn County; George +. Beveridge,
IepeJola, Mex; II. Nj. Mecham, c. y.
Doweese, Miss G. Hughes, Napa; Dan C..
GlIlen, w. ). CIemons, Chicago: j.
Comes, Charles Norton, san Francisco:
dwight Holllster, y. Z. button, Court
land; {. H.. Todd, County Tyrone, Ire;
John Clenderhing, Blue Canyon; j. j.
Robinson, Oakland; }. G. BAH, Wood
land; Henry Schwartz, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: a. c. Presley, Chicago; 5.
Asmor, Orange; Jacob Koss, Santa Ana:
Harry u. Rose and wife, Los Angeles;
}: II. Vance, Savannah; y. II. Christie,
Milwaukee; c. G. Nelson, Plainsburg,
K. Schater, y. G. G. Clough, John Ii.
Simonson, q. p. Kelsey, Merced: George
|. Lidgerw ood, New York; S. f. LieD,
San Jose; +. Il. Merrill, Dr.. j. NJ.
Hinkle, John T. Alexander, :. +. Girls
sim, j. f. Mccarthy, San Francisco.
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CONCERNING PRESSURE.
Elevator People Who Are NeedIessl
borrowing Anxiety.

Elevator People Who Are NeedIessly
Borrowing Anxiety.
A gentleman connected with a large
wholesale house in the city where an ele-
vator operated by hydraulic pressure is
used, asks the RECORD UNION to state
whether or not forty pounds pressure at
the pumps would give sufficient force
down town to operate an elevator.
Competent judges of such matters say
that with the new main and clean water
the pressure should be approximately the
same at one end of the city as the other,
and that owners of elevators need have
no anxiety on that score.
But here is where the joke comes in.
These same people were running their
elevators all right couple OF days ago
when gauge applied to a tire-plug west
of Ieuth street showed that the present
water works were not giving ten pounds
pressurei
II there are any more elevator people
who are in doubt on this point, let them
apply the test while the present works
are pumping at their normal rate.
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NOT WANTED HERE.
a Ruffian Who SHOULD Not Be Allowed
in the City.

Charles Robinson. the black rowdy and
would-be "bad man." who assaulted
Officer Alter for arresting him, was yes
terday sentenced by Judge Buckley to
fifty days in the County Jail
This fellow should be driven ont of the
city when he gets out of Jail again. for he
is dangerous character. 1t is said that
he declared that if he had had gun the
other night Alter would not have arrested
him.
His record in New Orleans is said to
include the killing of a policeman, and
only short time ago he figured in a
shooting scrape in Placer County. He
has been arrested here frequently, but al
ways makes q fight, and it generally
takes several policemen to handle him.
Sacramento can well dispense with the
presence of this burly rut1ian, and the
citizens should see to it that he makes
himself scarce when he next emerges
from prison.
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DEFYING THE COURTS.
Unlicensed Saloon-keepers Arresto
for Violating the Law.

Unlicensed SaIoon-keepers Arrested
for Violating the Law.
It was only about week ago that Po-
lice Judge Buckley rendered very strong
opinion finding Biacoline Il Pierini guilty
of violating the city's ordinances by con-
Quoting a saloon without a license.
But that does not appear to have made
any impression on the gentlemen from
the country of blue skies and balmy
climate, for they continued to keep their
doors open, and are said to have been do
ing business at the old stand as of yore.
Yesterday Officer Green swOre out a
complaint against the firm for selling
liquor without a license, and they were
arrested by Officer Fitzgerald.
But these are not the only persons in
the city who are selling liquor without
having obtained license to do so. Several
cases have been pending in the courts for
months, but the defendants keep right on
selling liquor just the same. 1t is high
time the city's rights were enforced in
these cases.
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ADJUSTMENTS

The new stock company at the Clunie
Opera-house improves on closer acquaint-
ance. The people OF the stage are all new
to the Sacramento public, except two, and
there has not been as yet full opportunity
to judge them as to varied capacities.
We all know, however, of the compe-
tency of Mr.. Ward, the leader, and of his
versatility, and familiar with the fact
that be has had long experience as man
ager and actor. He and his company
present ''Shamus O'Brien" well; indeed,
it is g model work, and has had the
hearty commendation of the people for
two nights last past. The play will be re-
peated this evening and will well repay
those who admire the Irish drama OF the
best order.
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ALL THE AIS WE'RE THERE.
But the Court Dismissed the Case
Against Them.

Against 1nem.
All Yung, All June, All Hing, All Lye,
All Wing, All Wong and All Buck ap-
peared in the Police Court yesterday to
answer TO the complaint against them by
Deputy Sheriff Bradley, charging them
with gaming. They were arrested by
him on the 18th inst. at 316 l street. He
brought in at the trial large amount of
evidence which he had seized when he
made the arrest, and testified that he
managed to get into the place and capture
the layout, which consisted of a lot of
tickets covered with Chinese characters,
board on which were pasted correspond
ing figures. and some other things which
he claimed were used in drawing the lot
terry. The defendants, he stated, We're in
a rear room eating their dinner when he
made the descent on the place.
E. c. Hart, counsel for the defense,
asked for their discharge, as there was no
evidence that they had done anything
wrong, and the case was dismissed by
Judge Buckley.
City Attorney Post afterward stated
that he hoped no more such weak cases
would be brought into court, as it only
rendered it ridiculous to try them.
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A Paup of Sorrow.

Touches the heart on beholding a beauti-
ful woman, the charm of whose faultless
features is marred by an imperfect com
plexion. A mild, soothing and cooling
application, skillfully and carefully pre-
pared from pure and suitable materials.
is necessary to restore the healthfu1 action
of the skin and check the deteriorating
process more or less firmly established.
CAMELLINE is prepared in the laboratory
of Wakelee 81 Co., the leading chemists
and perfumers of San Francisco, is
guaranteed as harmless by the highest
medical authority in the land, and hun
dreds of ladies of national reputation in
society and the dramatic profession attest
its superiority as a harmless and refresh
ing beautifier. Exquisitely perfumed
and prepared in pure white and delicate
flesh color. Refreshing, soothing and
effective in preventing and removing the
distressing effects of sunburn, poison oak.
etc. Price, so cents. For sale by ali
druggists.
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A GOOD SHOT.
1t Killed the Hog Just in the Nick of
Iime.

1t Killed the Hog Just in the Nick of
Time.
Yesterday afternoon as a drove of hogs
were being driven through G street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth, one of
them became ugly from being over
heated or tired and made things lively
for pedestrians in the vicinity.
After biting man it finally took refuge
under house. and having become 50
vicious that it was dangerous Officers
Goods and Fitzgerald, who had been sent
for, crawled under the house and dis
patched it. Goods first shot struck it in
the neck, and the second, fired as it was
charging on him, struck it between the
eyes, killing it instantly. He now claims
the championship OF the force for pistol
shooting, and offers to back his opinion
for Sl,0UO. but some of the officers want
to wager he cannot make another such
shot. Be that as it may, he killed the
hog and saved Goods bacon.
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Bad Boys Again.

ing altogether too common a practice
among boys. Last evening while num-
Der of them were exchanging compli-
ments, in the shape OF chunks OF bitumin-
Gus rock, from opposite sides of Third
street, near X. lady was struck on the
head and nearly knocked senseless.
\ gentleman who witnessed the occur
renee started after the boys, but was
checked by blow on the LETT temple
from similar missile.
Boys may think this kind of thing is
very funny, but it isn't.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Sheriff J. c. Ball of Woodland is in the
city.
w. A. Anderson went to San Francisco
yesterday.
Harry f. Rose and wife of Los Angeles
are in the city.
s. Asmor of Orange County is at the
Golden Eagle.
II. NJ. Meacham, the Assessor of Napa
County, is in the city.
John Startling has returned from an
outing at Lake Tahoe.
A. L. Frost is back again from Rub
icon Park, Lake Tahoe.
t. \. Cody, the well-known printer,
was in the city yesterday. having re-
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4 Brace of Ex-"Cons.''

Charles Allen, alias 'Sheet-IroD Jack"
an eX-convict ard once-noted stage rob-
ber, and Charles Smith, also an ex-con-
Wet, We're arrested last evening by officer
Talbot and charged with petit larceny.
These WORTHLESS belong to the class
that insists the world owes them living
without having to work for it. They
therefore appropriated a jack-screw from
Schaw, Ingram Il Batcher's store and sold
it to J-street junk dealer. Hence their
The record-union., 1893-08-23
ST. Josenh,s Academr.

Next Monday studies will be resumed
in St. Joseph's Academy, at Ninth and G
streets. This school is in charge of the
Sisters of Mercy, and is one Of the Oldest
and most popular young ladies' schools
in the State. The course of study en-
braces all the branches Of a solid English
education, and the health, morals and
comfort OF the pupils receive the utmost
attention,
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Bell,s Auction sale.

At 10 o'clock to-day Bell 65 Co. will sell
at auction, at their salesrooms. 323 J
street, another lot of carpets, two cases of
assorted goods, consisting of fancy crock
cry, tin and woodenware, hardware. etc. !;
also, fine parlor and bedroom suites,
spring and top mattresses, fine feather
pillows. elegant mantel mirror, thirty
six fine chromos and pastels, parlor
desk, two fine bed lounges.
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HELD TO ANSWER
William Clark Threatened to XIII Miss
shields,

William Clark Threatened to Kill Miss
Shields.
Assistant District Attorney Jones and
Court Reporter Win J. Davis went out
to Brighton yesterday to conduct the ex-
animation of William Clark. a cook at
Henry Williamson's ranch near Routier
Station, for assault with deadly weapon.
The evidence showed that a few nights
ago Clark, who had been drinking heav-
lily, went TO the Shields ranch, short
distance from wheIe he works, and was
ordered away by the Misses Shields, who
saw in what condition he was.
Clark went back to his cabin and pro-
curing a shotgun came back and pre-
sented it at Emily Shields, threatening to
shoot her. 1t was also alleged that he
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DIED.

WEBBER-At Highland Park, August 21st.
William John, son OF William and Kate
Weber, native Of England, aged 3 years
IL months and 21 days.
R5-Friends ana acquaintance are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, to-day
wednesday,, at 3 ?. NJ, from his parents
residence, Highland Park.
Il USTLER-On Sutter Island, Sacramento
County, August goth, \. i. Hustler
E9-friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral to-day
"wednesday, at 10 A. NJ, from Masonic
Hall, corner sixth and X streets. Sacra-
mehto City.
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served Him Right.

James McCaw was acquitted in the Po-
lice Court yesterday on a charge of bat
terry committed on John Cook, whose
optic he had discolored. The evidence
showed that Cook had iusulted both Mr..
and Mrs. McCaw. and McCaw's scotch
bluid wad ma STAN the insult"
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threatened to shoot Mr.. Shields if he did
not give him something to drink, and
that lie mashed an clubhouse with an AK
Alter the testimony was all in Clark
was held to answer, and his bail fixed at
81 900
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A Faithful Officer

Citizens residing between Tenth and
Twentieth, N and @ streets, may congrat-
ulate themselves on having the services
of an excellent special policeman in OIL
Ger Radigan. He is always found patrol
ing his beat, and that district is notably
free from night disturbances.
The record-union., 1893-08-23
Homeless Wanderers.

Night JaiIer Burke, at the police sta
ton, had numerous applications last
night for sleeping accommodations. All
the hunks were filled, most of them bv
men who had no place to sleep, while the
others did not lack Tor occupants.
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MA1SRIED.

DANIS-WE ELLS-Near the Union House. Au-
gust 18TH, at the residence OF the brides
mother, by the Rev. Peters, Newton b.
Davis 10 Nettie Wells, both OF Sacramento
County, Cal.
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NTE DO NOT SELL BELOW COST BUT
w give all the benefit Of a low purchase
price. Gail and see.
EhM * n,
Corner Eleventh and j SITS.

THE SHOOTING SEASON Is "a
L at hand. Come and make NNS9
your pick from HENRY fCKycs% - -
HARDT'S new invoice of Ham ~<>ETkI
mer and Hamneriess Guns, from y W ~
all the best makers. New lot of Shooting
Coats-duck, corduroy and fustian. Guns
choke bored. stocks bent and repairing on
guns and rifles a speciality. Send for price
List. No. 523 x street, Sacramento.
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ALL the latest sheet music at Cooper's.

DRINK the very best summer beverage. Sas-
satras Sour is he4lth-giying andinvigorating.s :
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When Baby was sick, we gave her CastoTia.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children she gave them Castoria
The record-union., 1893-08-23

u W. GUTHRIE,
12T J Street,
Plum Der, Gas and Steam Filter.
TIN RooFING
&S TelepEone No, 165.
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Etuteprs, 7rlt1rc, Reer, @tr.

EBNER BROS. COMPANY,
116-I1S Il Street. Front and Seco:rd,
sacramento.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL
L crs in Wines and Liquors.
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Restaurant de France,

OEO. WIssEMANN d CO.. PROPRIEs
" tors, 427 X street, near Metropolitan
Theater. Family orders, banquets and wedding
parties a speciality.
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CITY HOTEL.
Pronristor.

THE CITY HOTEL HAS BEEN RENO
] waited and refurnished throughout, and Is
now one OF the most desirable houses in Sac
ramcatO VIII be rented or leased to a de-
sirable tenant. Inquire at the hotel.
The record-union., 1893-08-23
THE NEW PLEAsANTON

THE NEW PLEASANTON,
NJ : HOWARD STREET. NEAR THIRD.
! - san Francisco. a First-cass Lodging
running water IN each room: best beds in the
world. Per day, so cents and up; per week,
81 so and up.
EMPIRE HOUSE, 636 Commercial street.
san Francisco Established 1850. $50 ne1f
and we,lkept rooms; cheapest beds. Per day
20 cents and up; per week, 81 and up.
rs Houses are open all night.
MWS JACOB HOEGES K Co. PropS
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THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and Oyster House.

TIRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE
/ spect. Ladies' diningroom separate. Open
day ana night. BUChMANN & CARA
CHER. PropTetOrs. No. 1919 Second street,
between J and X, Sacramento.
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M. CRONAN,

$50 K ST., end I1Os-IIIO Third St.,
Sacramento, Cal.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-10

lcben obre ltnteri6ieO ber Station o6er
9taiie. Die iunge atlantii3e 8elt, 5u beren
g~etitiger 13utunft ct BEN @ruuoitetn lesen
bali, mar ibm ME etpds Nnbers, ais Der
bon alien Seiten Sugdnglt3e S3aupIab
bes neuen Dramas Der GtpiGtiatton, in
melc6em bte Sreien ieOpeben ~l1riprungs
6en Gbpr btIben unb Der Cent d, obne
Stang unb 3utbat, bic 5eloenruue iibere
nebn1en 1oute.
Ct ipuBte, baB tptr armen &inber @uroz
pas Elm tpentgftenS ebenio gutes Germdebts
nib an Bic Sretbeit baben, tpie bic Nbfom1mz
hinge Neuz@nglanbs Dber 8tr9tntens; baB
uniere Gorfabren, tpeltn ite au9 ntbt auf
8unfer SIN gefo9ten, bod auf mancber
dlteren @ablitatt fit Sic @etptiiensfreibett
tbr 8lut ~pergoiien uab tn BEN @%eiitesmiibet
man9er b%urcbnaebten Nacbt Ste @ebanfef
st Sage gefOrbert batten, obne pelcbe Der
dmertfanii3c MISUNDERSTANDING i9tperz
LID bte 9dtnmerun9SitunDe elmer &epublit
geporben tpGre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-10
Ser srobe s1omtas SeMerfoa.
3. MprtI.

Seute feiert man 6a unb bort ben B II II
bertunbf ii n Ut en- 0eburtstd8
Sbomas Sefferions, oes uniterbltcben ger1
faiiers Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., DeS
eroBen 6ritten 9rdiiOenten Der Seretntgte1
Staoten. @igentlib mat Ser @ebenftag
freilic6 fbon am geitrtgen Counting, 2.
9lpril.
gteben g8a16ington unb SranfLtn tit Sefs
ferion Der grDBte Nmerifdner beS 3ettalters
bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u1o eben1p
ru6mpou lit lein 1pGtereS Wtrfen.
Seit ser 8iirgerfriegsSeit perblaBte letn
Gubm in ma11den &retien, tpeiI man nun
feline elttIdbiebenen 2ebren BON BEN &e3ten
Ser @%in5elitaaten ais Seine Der bluttgen
Se3e1itpn unb 8ebeQton beS Sn6ens be-
trucbtete.
SefferIpn's Observation-Disclosures tparett
ieboeb sunGblt gegen Die idGnDlt3en bonn
GongreB gegcn Nusldnoer II. /. NJ. gegebes
men @e1ebe yalien and sedition acts"
- gericbtet, entipran9en aIlo ber 6retbeits-
unb MeenIbenliebe. 9aB fe feinespegS
dltf Sic 9erreiBung ser Union o0er aud)
nur auf Sic entferntefte W09li6feit elmer
iold6en absielten, baS betpteS Sefferlon belo
barauf ais 8rGli6ent Der 8ereini9tenS taaz
ten 6urb Ietn fraftpDleS unO erfolgretcbes
ginidreiten ge9en Die 0tcbelton Naron
8urr'S.
Seine e6len GerI1t6e sur Nbi9offung
ser SflaOeret ftnb bas @egentbetl nDn
6ett, tpas fpGter bic rebeuti6en Sflabene
batter ippQten. Sbm tpar Die Union,
pelcber CT bas ultgebeuere fran5Oitl6eamerts
fantidbe @ebtet beifitgte, etn unt5etlbareS
unb getudltiges 9tet6 Der Sreibeit, tpte ct
aub 5uerlt bon allen anterttdnt1het
| StaatsmGnnern t6r G%orbrtngen tpett btn>
aus mach @eiten abnte uitb anbaDnte.
Die oemotrattiGe 8artet ~unlerer Sage
beanipru6t i'm ais tbre1t Slater. Nber
feline ibeale Democratic itebt 10 bocb Iber
tbr tpie iiber Ser 6~euttgelt republtfantlbcn
8artei, tpeld6e BON ietner 8artet ben gtas
men Bat. Benn gar pitite be11ofratti6e
| 9emagogen unierer Sage ft6 fit ieine
Schiller ausgeben, 10 lit baS ebenlO unpers
IcbGntt uno untpabr, ipte tpen1 attoerer
| Sets etna Wtuder unb 9tatibiiten ber
SebtSett i'm, BEN gr6Bten @egner Der 8es
i~brGntung Der perlonliben Sret6ett, ben
etfrigften 8efGmpfer ieber 6entntltng bet
@tntpanoerun9, ais ibren 2ebrer biniteuen
ipoQten.
Our plirbisen Teter bes @eburtstages
bieieS eroBen Entertainers geben mir III
gebrGngtem NusSuge Die Iebenstpabre S9tls
berung, tuelcbe Ser gelebrteite Der 9euti9s
Nmerifaner, StaIIo, IN ietnem beretts
mebrfab BON uns erpGbnten, fIr5lib err
i6ienenen 8u6e- v9teben, Nbbanblungen
unb 8riefe bon s. 8. StaQo"- bon ibm,
sun66it i'm Sinbltd ouf BEN 1nabbangigs
feitSfampf, enttptrft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-10
Ste Gr6Dia1rSmabIew+

Son ben Srii btabrSna6len Sic BET tpetz
tenn t~ntereliante1ten paren bic in &anfas,
100 it6 Die Srauen IN ptel gr0Berer 3abl
ais bis6er betbetlt9ten. 60 ittmrtten in
&anias GttD ungefGbr $500 Srauen, in
3opefa, Der StaatS6auptita6t, $500, in
Sort Scott 1927 (bei nur 1873 MGnnern),
in 9eapentpsrtb nhb Bidita Iber eintauz
ien6. SIM N~ugeneinen famen Sic Sttmz
men ber Srauen BEN &epubltfanern s1
Suite, tpelbe, ME eS icbetnt, berlproden
baber, ben Srauen 6aS bo1e Stimmreht
st geben, tpenn iue pte6er in ben unetne ez
gei6rGnften 8eitb 6eS Staotes ~gelanqen.
80 lDu IS DteLfG6 p%orgefpmmen ietn, bah
bic 6rauen bon Bopult1ten offen fir bic
re~publifanii6en Ganbt6aten fttlnmten.
@tne bOie @rfa6rung bat Ser tueibGide
8Irger1netiterS : Ganbioat in &anlas Gtt6.
Srau 9Otter, gen1abt. Trob6em fie ben
gart3en Sag in etnem ~ele9anten nit 8ontes
b%eIpannten offenen Wagen, NIT etnem
Muitt : Corps Dor uno etnem btnter ftd,
an sen StimmplGben um6erfu6r unb tbren
Wfann Stimm3etteL init ibrem gtamen Derz
tbetten lteB, erbtelt tie bob 1tur so Stimz
men, unb oapon iouen nocb ntcbt einmal
finf Srauenitimmen eetpeien ietn, Elm
8etpeiS, baB fitr's @rfte 6ie Srauen nocb
genei9t itnb, ben Mdnnern bic Nemter un6
Die Qrbett gu i~berlafien.
SIM Stoate SatnotS bieten auBerbaIb
Gbicago's bic g8ablen NIGHTS bemerfenS.
pertbes Bar Sic 6aben po6l eintec Drt5
ltbe l1eberrai6un9en gebracbt, 10 nament.
lid in QuincD unb Beorta, mo- bic STE:
publifaner unerpartete Siege erfod)ten
aber laiien nicbt ouf einen aQoemeiner
ltmi6wun9 Der poIitii6en @eIinnuna lei,
Der 6erbitDa6l icblieBerl. Oie pielea ae.
mii9ten GtfetS, Die setpdbIt porOen iinS,