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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04

The Democrat holds that partisan
discussion of the causes for the pres
ent condition of financial affairs
throughout the country is uncalled for
and i'll advised. 1t is gratifying to
note that the leading newspapers of
the country have wisely refrained
from entering upon such discussion.
They recognize the fact that we are
not engaged in political campaign,
but rather, are confronted with a bust
ness problem which should be solved
in business way. 1t is worse than use
less, nay, at this juncture, it is pos
itively hurtful to the general weal,--
to stir up a bitter party feeling, by
laying the blame for the present con-
dition of affairs to the past policy and
legislation of the republican party, or
picturing dire results to flow from
future legislation by the Democratic
party. The Democrat believes that
the saving common sense of the ma
jority of the peoples representatives
in congress will meet the demand of
the country for the repeal of the Sher-
man silver law, and thus insure a
sound and stable currency; and The
Democrat further believes that our
tariff laws will be revised in the inter
ests of the people of the whole coun-
try. and not for the benefit of special
classes; and that the revision so made
will meet with popular endorsement.
Instead of regarding the outlook as
gloomy, we feel certain that the pres
ent era of depression will not be of
long duration. The fact that there is
an abundance of money in the country
to be obtained by manufacturers and
merchants at moderate rates so soon
as confidence in the stability of all
money is established, together with the
further fact that the land teens with
bountiful haryests, confirms us in this
belief. The person who for partisan
reasons would seek to destroy the con-
lidence that is necessary for health
full condition of affairs, is not good
citizen. The times demand firm, eau
tious and conservative action. 1t is
no season for bomb throwing, or
anarchy of any kind.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04

cannot. To such reform the Demo-
cratic party is pledged.
1.-The Mckinley bin mistake of the
Republicans would be mere bubble
compared with the monumental folly
of which the Democratic party would
be guilty should it ignore the issue up
on which it elected Mr.. Cleveland. Ii
the regularly elected representative of a
great majority of all the people of this
country, chosen after discussion run
ming through years, cannot be trusted
to bring about tariff reform in a con-
sentative, judicious manner, safeguard
ing to the greatest possible extent, es-
tablished interests, where those inter
ests are not inimical to the public
welfare, Republican form of govern
ment is failure. Of course there
will be some friction about it. Men
and industries which have thrived on
governmental favor are bound to suf-
fer when that favor is withdrawn, no
matter how carefully the withdrawal
is effected. The efforts Of beating off
a highwayman may involve unpleasant
perspiratlon. but shall We therefore
submit to being robbed?"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04
Fool and knaye,

There has been no conspiracy through.
out the world to discredit silver" says the
Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Republican.
Intelligent. intellectual nations have
dropped silver, and ignorant, semicivi-
lized nations have chung to it. The sill
yerite party is aconglomerate Of fool and
knave-fool in supposing that any legis-
lation can defy the law Of supply and de-
mand which fixes the price of commodi-
ties and knave in trying to use the re-
sources of whole people to maintain for
the sake Of few people fictitious mar
ket for superhuous commodity. ~
New York Evening Post.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04
Tariff Club.

Ex-Congressman Belford made some
remarks in undue haste at the Denver
meeting last week. He made one that
could not be improved by month of
counting 10 before speaking. 1--WE will
hold the tariff as a club" he said, land
If the east knocks silver out we will
knock the tariff out" If the newly Gre
ated states north of Colorado feel the
same way, the Republican party will
think that = tariff for revenue is as fash
ionable as ia sailor hat at summer re-
sort. Louis Republic.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04
THE VITAL QUESTION.

Ex-Secretary of the Navy William
c. Whitney expresses his positive be-
lief that the business interests of the
country will never be prosperous so
long as they are on an artificial basis.
In recent interview on the financial
situation and its relation to the ap-
preaching session of congress he said:
4 heartily endorse Mr.. Cleveland's
policy Of urging the repeal of the Sher-
man law, as a preliminary to tariff re-
form. | do not see how there can be
two sides to the question. | agree
with Mr.. Cleveland that simply repeal,
without amendment or substitute, is
imperatively demanded, but l do not
wish to be regarded as consid-
ering the repeal of the Sherman law as
a cure for all of our national ills.
look upon repeal as palliative. not
a panacea. The currency question is
not the most vital one with which we
have to deal. The poison lies deeper.
No temporary anodyne or financial
legislation will eradicate it. The sill
yer scare will not be long over when
before some other scare will begin, un-
less we 60 to the bottom of the trouble
and get the business and industries of
the country off the artificial basis
upon which they are being conducted
and upon solid ground again. The
country's prosperity will never be
permanently established while an an
nual tax of S300,OO0,0OO or 100000
600 is laid upon its industries. The
only permanent remedy is in readjust-
ment of this great burden of taxation
and equalizing its pressure upon all
alike. Other countries do this. There
Is no reason why the United States
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04

The fact that Allen w. Thurman
son of the "Grand Old MaD"-presided
over the convention of bi-metalists at
Chicago, should not influence demo-
Gratis from stand for gold based
currency the standard upon which
the rest Of the world is now doing
business. The light weight silver idea
is closely akin to the "Ohio idea :"
which did so much mischief to the
democratic party and which is the
worst thing that ever afflicted the
Tnurmans- father and sons.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04
Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens,
that for years we have been selling
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric
Bitters, and have never handled rem
edies that sell as well, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We
do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time. and we stand ready to re-
fund the purchase price, if satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popu-
larity purely on their merits. w. 81.
Prideaux, druggist.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04
Farm for Sale.

l desire to sell my farm of 220
acres, situated in the town Of Mineral
Point-5a miles northeast of the city,
and just one mile southwest of new
separator butter factory. The farm Is
well fenced; has three pastures with
living water in each. Good dwelling
house, barn and stables, ON the prem
ises, and farm Is In good condition.
Will be sold at reasonable price and
on easy terms. JOHN KEEGAN.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04

The contest over the silver question
promises to be short and sharp; and it
is hoped that the result will be decis-
i've victory for IN honest gold based
currency. A long drawn out discus
sion of the question is to be deplored.
For the arguments of the silverites
would be as fsllacious and intermina-
BILE as those of the home market club.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04
An Example For American Girls.

A number of lady students who have
gained certificates at the dairy schools
in connection with the University col
lege, Bangor, Wales, have been appoint
ed instructresses in dairy work in vari-
GUS parts of the country. Among these
are Miss K. M. Armstrong, who gained
the advanced certificate last season and
the first prize of $25 in this examination,
and has been appointed head instructress
by the directors Of the Anglesey and
Carnarvonshire Dairy school; Miss M.
E. Bibby, who holds the advanced certi-
ficate, has been appointed instructress in
butter making under the Lincolnshire
county council; Miss Gwyn Swift, who
also holds the advanced certificate, has
been appointed instructress in dairy
work for the Berwickshire Agricultural
association; Miss M. M. Christopherson
Is now the instructress in butter
making for the Glasgow and West
Of Scotland Technical college, and
is assisted by Miss Elizabeth Shir-
ley. both Of whom gained the ad-
vanced certificate in dairy work last
season; Miss P. Coulthard has been ap-
pointed to act as instructress in butter
making for the Wigtonshire county
council; Miss Annie Matthews, who
acted as instructress to Miss M. E. Rob-
berts at Lleweni Hall last season, has
been appointed instructress in dairy
work under the Essex county council;
Miss M. A. tombstone, who last year
gained the advanced certificate in general
dairy work, has again been appointed
chief instructress in butter making az
the Montgomeryshire dairy Institute.
Miss Catherine Hughes, who gained tho
ordinary certificate in butter making and
cheese making, has been appointed to act
as assistant at Lleweni Hall, Denbigh.-
Public Ledger.
Beef is so high priced in Great Britain
that the average agriculturist cannot af-
ford to breed cows for dairy purposes
alone.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04

America with liberty to enlighten
the world should at least keep abreast
in the matter of currency. The coin
age of silver dollars of less commercial
value than gold dollars is contrary to
the intelligence of the age.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04
TEACHERS'>>
EXAMINATIONS
AND INSTITUTE.
FALL SERIES. 1so3

FALL SERIES, 1893.
The public examinations Of teachers for
Iowa county will be held at the following times
and places:
Rewey. July 20 and 27
Avoca. Observation-Disclosures July 81 and Aug. l.
Arena. Aug 9 and g
DOdgeville .......................A Aug. IA and To-
First and second grade branches at Dodge
vile. Aug. l6.
The examinations will begin promptly at
a. In. OF the first day and IL. III of the second
day.
The following program will be strictly OBJ
served.
FIRST DAY.
A. NJ. Orthoepy and Constitution of Wis.
+. NJ. Geography. History. Grammar and
Spelling.
A: NJ. Arithmetic, Reading, Physiology and
Writing.
P. NJ. Constitution Of U. s. and Theory and
Art.
The annual teachers institute will be held at
D0dgeville for one week. commencing Aug. Z.
Prof. j. B. Pray. of the hitewater State
Normal, and Prof James Alton James. Fellow
in John Hopkins University will conduct the
exercises.
A lecture will be delivered on Wednesday
evening. Aug. 9. by State Superintendent
Oliver E. Wells.
Every teacher in the county should endeavor
TO be present during the entire institute.
Credit will be given for attendance. Teachers
should bring their manuals with them. as
none will be furnished to Institutes this year:
also sreh eXt-boOks US can be conveniently
brought,
2sw4 THos. ]. JONES. Supt. of Schools
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04

Congress will meet next Monday.
Repeal should be the watchword OF
the session.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04

The fame of Carl Mari, the gifted
Milwaukee artist, is becoming world
wide
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04
THE ELMORE.

AUBURN PARK.
Twenty Minutes, and Five Cents
to the Worlds Fair.
Safe-On the cottage plan, aud not a fire.
trap, like many Worlds Fair Hotels,
Absolutely pure water and ice
Fires on chilly days. Healthest location in
Chicago. Fresh air and sunlight in every
room.
Qutet-ln one of the best residence dis
.rictS. No saloons All streets bouIevarded.
Two electric roads to the Exposition.
Cheap-Rates 81 a "a day for very nice ac
commodations. Several good restaurants
near by, with meals from 25 to 80 cents, and
with cheap lunches to the Fair. ~
REDUCED RATES FOR A SHORT TIME.
Address a. o. WRIGHT,
52tf 7400 Harvard Ave-, Chicago, H.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-08-04

Beef is so high priced in Great Britain
that the average agriculturist cannot af-
ford to breed cows for dairy purposes
alone
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-25
SprlGuff9e Mabmmm8.

Die grnteseit 1T tpiebsrum ba unb
AUDI Der 9rudsr, Der Elm Sabr lang bas
@elb fir bic iperiben 4bpnnenten au8ses
lest bat. mD6te iest feline Grnts, um aud
ieinsn 8erbinOIidteiten seredt perbsn
Su t6nnen.
Q8ir baben bisIe 8unben, bic nidt
8erne periDnli6 semcbnt iinb unb bieien
tpOaen mir iebt @eIesenbeit sum 3abIen
eeben, ebe Der Collector bel ibnen bor'
ipri6t. 8er ni9t isIbf fommen lam,
mDSs ben 3eitunestrdser eriuden, cine
Nuittuns su brinSen, uno berieIbe tpirb
ben IuftraS prompt beiorsen.
g8ir perben in ben nd9iten Sasen Die
Nednunsen fir bic beridiebenen Staot'
tbeiIe ausmaden unb bann einem Solicit
tor iiberSeben; man baIte ii6 buber be'
reit, ben in ben meiiten S6uen fIeinsn
Setrag borratbis su baben unb DeridOne
un8 NIT ben felt Sabren itereotppen @nts
i6uIbiSunSen. Ser SerauSseber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-25
staDt ullO Gountb.

Ba- 9iebIins Der Sausfrauen -
piasburp's Seit- berfauft bel Srsb. S.
Nibmaper, $50 2ada. 9lpe.
nB- 2otaIe 9ladridten finbst man
aud auf ber 4. unb 5. Seite.
- Gbputat 6. S. @sass erboIt ii6
lan8ium bon elmer Idnesren 2rantbeit.
= 9rei 9Dbesfaas ereisneten ii8 am
SOnntas i'm 2udapanna SospitaI.
a6t 8asabunben ipurben am
Montas nabe Der Diamond Grube eins
8efanssn.
= 9os @eridt bate am Mpntas cine
Sibuns. um 2lntrdse anSubbren uno @r.
fenntnille Su perfiinoi8en.
EA-, Sir cine llbr gum nisSrisiten
Breiie ipredt ppr BEL 6. Sdimpff BY
2ada. Apenue.
- glf @efansene fpurSen am Sonns
tag Dor Glib. 8risbt mad umtdnbsn
abBeurtbeiIt.
- Die q. S. 6. 60. bat fiirsIi6
stponsis bGbi6e neue SabnwaSen bon Der
YuIlman GOmpanie erbalten.
-8ei Der Sisuns Der Irmsnbsb6rbe
am SreitaB tpurben msiitenS &Outine'
seiadfte erIebiBt.
u.s. SdIbhsr reparirt, S6IdGeI an,
sepabt, S6leifsrsien unb 8eparaturen
bel Geo. SeItOn & SruOer, 3Ol Spruce
Strabe.
SER Srib Ninter bat in sem Sauie
ieiner Wiutter an @npouie Gpenue einen
,.@aib" Store er6ffnet uno feline 8rei,e
iinb uuberorbentIib niebris.
- Sin Snufsn SeIepbpnpfpIten in bem
Sofe Der @lien @Ompanie serietben Wons
tag 9lbenO in 9ranO; Die pbbnir SdIau6
@ompanie bdmpfte bas Seuer.
Ias- Seine muiitaIii6e Suitrumente
eisener SmpOrtutiOn 25 PrOSent biaiser
ais ie Supor. 6. Sdimpff, 37 2ada,
tpanna glpenue.
= Sobn Nope iutt um elm Sdei.
Omssoefret bon gba Slope nad; iie fol-
i'm in eemeiner Weiie beIdimpft uno
slnmaI iein 8ett in SranO seieBt butsn.
= Sir Die su erridtenbe SuGiduIe
beS Serantun DiittiftS iino 81 8IGnt
einsesun8en, mebr ais ie sutor fir Elm
sin;eInes @ebduNe.
aes- Gapiar, serdu6ert unb setuiirst,
lopie Del Suromen Sommcrriirite,
aue Gotten einbeimiide unb importirte
Sdit. 5. S. @iomaper.
- Die 9firIidsrnte i6eint bod nidt
10 sTsiebis eeipeien gu iein, ais man ers
rartete, benn bic 6ru9t tpirb bsrets rar
uuo tbeurer. @er nod feinen 0prratb
ein9emu4t bat, barf nidt Idnser Sbssrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-25
Naerlei aus benz Staat.

= giabs aitib brannte am Samitoa
Uloreen frdb eaS ,,8onbeb" 2aserbauS
Der Diftiaerie, @isentbum bon ssaeob Q.
Ssrslsr. ab. 8wiidsn 500 unb 700
Sdhsr Wbisfp tpurbsn ssrit6rt. Ser
@srIuft ioa 500. 900 bstrasen.
= I4tb. GbauncsY S. gIad, gra.
ileent Der bemofratii6en @eieIIidaft bon
A'enniplbanisn, Bat eine bsr,Ii&e. GinIa.
cun8 an aue 8ereine i'm Staat ,.....G.n.
ut' Der Contention Der bemofratiiden
@sisai4aften am 26. Ssptembsr in
Musntoipn bsisutpobnen.
- Gin alter SoIbat, glamens q. g.
Ooiper, bon 8insbamton, q. g., rs
Sabre alt, Der ii8 auf benz Des mad Der
SolSatenbsimatb su Sampton 2oabs,
Tar befans, ipurbe am Samitaa Nors
gen bon einem Central gafIaaier,ua ,u
Dsau@ ebunt iibsrfabren unb sst6Stst.
Wib emma gisenmaisr, bic God.
ter bes Borseaans un6 @Iasp paarenb6nb.
lers Souls PiiBemaier, SO. 723 Norb 2.
Str, YbiIaoelpbia, tpurbe am II. Qu.
quit Vormlttass sessn 9 nbr auf benz
Babnbofe au @oImar Station an Der
NoresPenn'a 8abn bon sinem gifsn.
bahnsuse iiberfabren unb auf Der SieQe
seibbtet. Sic ipollte, aIs eben Elm grs
prebsus abfubr, nod raid iber bas sc.
leiie ellen, ftolperte absr unb fisI aerabe
bor bic 2ofomotibs, tpeI6e ibr ben 3opf
BON Numpf trennte.
Der POIisei Ri6tsr SuImsr in
Pbilabslpbia seiste Isste @o6e, baS er
in ieiner Susenb ni1t umIonIt 8aiebaa.
Spielsr setpeien 1T. 2lIs man in ieiner
Amtsitube ben 8Cffer eines Wannss
ouraiu9te. Der i'm 8srbadte itanb, ST..
600 seitoblen su babsn, fanb mon oas
8eitobIens 8eIb in cine aIte SoIenta5te
einSendbt. SpbaIb Der @efanaene fab.
oab sr iibsrfiibrt iei, iprans er bur6 elm
Offences Ssnfer unb ipoats entfIiebsn.
Wabrenb bic @onitabIsr unb 8oIi,iiten
nod ratbIcs Saitanbsn, bate Der Ridter
bic Situation iofort srfast, iprana bon
isinem puIte Surd Elm offenes Senitsr
ebsnfaaS ins Srsis unb madte ben sIa&t.
ling binsfsit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-25

= @arl Sdurs bat sinen 8ertras mi
elmer anseiebenen amerifanii6en Der
IasSfirma abseidIoHen unb tpirb sr benz
nadit eine @eididte Der Ser. Staatsr
bon 1859 Bio 1860 psrOffentIiden.
-Sn MtIantic Gitp, q. g., bat an
II. Gusuf cine Ssuersbrunh bas Grant
Opera Saus, bic Gitp Sal uno cine Mn,
sabl Stores an atlantic Nbenue in Aid'
selest. Der S6absn betrdst ansebIid
100000.
- Ser beiabrte Deuti6e Ssrtel
s&uIs in 1iIben 5otunibip, irssnbpo in
Soma (baS County 1T ni6t genannt) uni
feline Satin iuurben in ibrer Bpbnune
ermorbet aufsefunoen. Die alien 2suts,
tpslhe auein i'm Sauie Iebten, batter
ettpa $1,000 in Der Wobnuns, tpobon bi,
Dlorber aber nur ettpa $3.50 srbeutsi
baben. y
= Sie sroBsn @streibeipeidn be,
,.@outStpprtb glepator Company" an
Wti6isan unb Garion Str. in Buffalo
unb 3tpDlf an8rensenbe Sadpsrf. 8ebdubs
sinsen am Is. Gusuit in Slammen auf.
SIN ben Speidern Iaserten 100000
SdsfeI Weisen, bic sbsnfaIIs Der Der.
nidtun8 anbeimfieIen. Der glebator
mar elmer Der srbBten Der Stabt.
-Sn Tenatpanba, 81. g.. ipurbs an
Der Wlalne Str. 8reusuns Der 81. ..
GentraI 8abn cine &utfde, in tpelder q.
Steinberser bon Buffalo. feline S@tpes
tier unb elm SrduIein Sorepausb bon
Tonaipanba iuben. burd einen 8abnsus
sertriimmert. Steinberser ipurbe auf Der
STEELE set6btet isiner Sdtpeiter tpurbs
Elm 8ein absefabren uno iie tpirb ni6t
am 2eben bIeiben. Wiib Sorepausb fam
nit lei6ten 8erIebunsen babon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-25
Gin outer Math far Sauern.

Setrstdr Gbss bon Der 6taats.adsr.
bau. 8eb6roe iast, baB iib ber Surd.
i4nittssrtras Der @ebsnernte bisiss
Sabr auf ettpa $50 8funb gum adsr
beIuufen nerbe, ipdbrenb Der Dur6.
i6nittssrtras Der Seusrnte nidt msbr
aIs stpsimal 70 bieI ausmabsn tpirb. ST
rdtb ben 8auern babsr, ibrsm 8isb ben
Weisen 3u fiittern uno ibr Seu au iparen.
VI, ,ia9t, bab tpenn bic Dlrre nod lanee
anbsIt. bic 8uuern bod nod ettpaS auber
Der Weibe baben miiiien fiir's 8isb unb
bab in sinisen IbeiIen bss StaateS bieIs
8ausrn iebt idOn Seu fiittsrn. g8is es
ieBt ausiisbt, tpirb aber bas Seu infoIss
Der Sroben Gusfubr nod europa bsbsu.
tenb i'm Preifs iteissn unb ben 8auern
tpirb cine @sIessnbsit sebotsn, sttpas
babel iu MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-25
Aue benz pberen xhale.

9as @sf1dft bon Sames Dunn in
Sermpn tpurbe am Wontas Morssn bon
Disben beimeefudt, bic cine erbebIi6s
Nuantitdt bon Maaren erbsuteten. Man
bat 3issuner. bic in Der Na6baridaft
tanpisrtsn, I'M 8srba4t Der Tbateridaft.
(GarbsnsaIs gsrrsipsntsni.)
-Serr Sobn b. Bed 1T in @bieaso
gum 8siu& bsr ausfsauns.
-Sn ben @ertitatten ber Del. L s.
60. babier 1T neunitiinbiss arbeits,sit
einssfiibrt tporbsn, NIT Samitas aIs
Seisrtas.
= Mit ber 8adfsinpfIaiteruns an
Gbur4 StraBe tper6en quite Sorti4ritte
ssma6t. gS tperbsn basu 200, 900
8aditsins n0tbis iein.
= Mm Donnerftas mar Der 56fs
Sabrestas Der @sburt unieres iopiaIen
grauerS peter 2rans unb ss mar bies
Die 8sranIafuns su elmer isbr Isbbaftsn
Sefli4feit in ben &dumen bes @ermania
@sianspersins. grfriidunssn peri6ie.
bsner strt tpurben ierbirt, bas NaB HoB
in StrDmsn unb Wiuff unb Gefans
trusen sur Grbeitsruns Der glnpeienbsn
bel. bic bur6 cine Delegation bon 8iI.
tsSbarre bsritdrft tparsn.
(ar&baIb gOrrsipUnbsns.)
= Sur @iqiam Decide unb SRI.
Ninnie Sennemutb traten am Witttpo6
in ben Gbeitanb.
= Gin BoIe, bsfen Rame ni&t anss.
ssbsn tpirb, tparb am Sreitas sntIans
Ssr Sabn ber Bisrcs 3obIen So. set6btst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-08-25

Cir Sbompion.
Senator Yforgan. 2orb Cannon.
ter Der Ser. Staaten, 9orb Sannon unb
Cir Sobn .. 9. 3bompion als Ser
treter 8ro6britannienS, Baron De @our,
eel fir 6ranfrei6, Der Mtarquis emilio
Viscontis8enoita fir Stalien unb @res
gero Us. gS. @ram fir Shpeben,
wel6e bereits am 23. Wtdr3 Ii6 unter
benz Yr6iibium bes frans0iii6en Ser
treters Baron be Gourcel fonitituirten,
I'M oie YlaiboDerS Der pon beioen Yar,
teien 9eitellten Inmdlte entsesen,uneb>
men, mar cine duberit miibepoae unb
oclifate; oafiir puroe iie aber aud BON
einem @rfol9 9efr0nt. ben pobl nid5t
Sebermann erlpartet bdtte: beibe Sn.
tereiienten fDnnen it6 alS Der seipiRs
nenbe 3beil betra6ten.
Der formelle Sies, Der eieg naf
Sem Wortlaut, 1T wObl @ro6britannien
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benz iinnloien Sinidla6ten Der &obben,
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trieben, @inbalt sstban.
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mun9en bes S6iebSipruhs babin, bas
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ben Snisln aus 60 Wteilen In Die See
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baupt uerboten.
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terelien Der Ver. Staaten Dor benz
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oerten uub miinl6ten, nod peit bin.
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Sn9lanS i6eint iid 3iemli6 raid Ses
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iperben.
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worten Die VerbanS!unsen, inbem er
ben SSuuif ausipra9, oa6 Iol6e 60.
iun9en internationaler Sragen inmer
mebr sur &e9el werben unS oabur6 Die
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