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Death of Thomas N. Joles.

yesterday afternoon between and 5
O'Clock, Thomas N. Joles died at the
residence of his brother in this city.
The news was shock to the community,
as his death was sudden and unexpect-
ed. Mr.. Joles has not been in good
health for some time, having had very
severe spell of sickness last summer,
from which he never entirely recovered
but yet he was able to attend to his
business, and was apparently regain
ing his health.
The first report was that he had taken
dose of carbolic acid by mistake.
This report was caused by the fact that
Mr.. Joles, a few moments before the
fatal attack, had put some carbolic acid
on his lips, which were chapped, mis-
taking it for salve. This, of course, had
nothing to do with his death. He had
gone to his room shortly after dinner
and had been there but short time
when he was seized with choking
spell. DIR. Logan was sent for, but by
the time he arrived the end was reached,
and with gasp or two, the spirit of the
stricken man took flight. No autopsy
was held, but the doctors agree that
death was caused by fatty degeneration
of the heart.
The funeral takes place tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Method
ist church, under the direction of the
A. o. q. w. order, of which he was an
honored member.
| Deceased came here from Geneseo,
Illinois, about twelve years ago, and has
been in business nearly ever since that
time. At the time of his death he was
senior member of the firm of Joles, Col
Inns & Co., one of the leading business
houses of the city. He was a member
of the city council at the time of his
death, position he had held for several
years, and was energetic and conscien-
tious in the discharge of his duties. He
was unmarried, aged 35 years, and will
be.sincerely mourned by large circle of
friends. Besides being Workman, de-
ceased was also member of Columbia
Lodge, 1. o. o. F., of Mt. Hood Camp,
Woodmen of the World, and The Dalles
Lodge, /. o. CT.
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geles, going by way of Prineville. He is
engaged in writing up the country for
Eastern papers.
AS it is eninently proper that every
one should celebrate Christmas, no
paper will be issued from this office to-
morrow. In lieu thereof we wish all
our readers a merry and happy Christ
mas. May each ones cup of happiness
be filled to overfowing, and may all of
the youngsters get what they want, and
escape from some of those things they
will probably need.
Remember the magic lantern show
Christmas night at Armory Hall, for the
benefit of st. Paul's Sunday school. A
selection will be made from four hundred
views, both instructive and amusing.
The lantern is large one and shows a
splendid picture. An interesting pro-
gram aside from the lantern show, has
been arranged. Admission 25 cents,
children 10 cents. Exercises begin at Z
O'Clock.
A couple of boys were arrested last
night for disturbing the Salvation Army
services. They are large enough and old
enough to know better. While the
Salvation Army is looked upon by many
as a nuisance, as long as they behave
themselves they are entitled to hold
their meetings without being disturbed.
Those who do not like their style of
worship should not go to the barracks,
but if they do go they should behave
themselves.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Evelyn Newman is in Portland
visiting friends.
Mrs. Stowell is over from Goldendale,
the guest of Mrs. Stephens.
Miss Esther FREEMAN, formerly of this
city, is visiting friends here.
Mr.. Talbot of the engineers depart
ment at the Cascades is in the city.
Mr.. Ed Mavs came up from Portland
Saturday to spend the holidays here.
Miss Grace Michel went to Columbus
yesterday to spend Christmas at home.
Miss Nellie Butler returned from Cen
tralia Saturday, accompanied by her
little niece.
Miss Mamie Smith left for San Fran
cisco this morning, where she will make
her home with her uncle.
Mr.. G. D. Kaufman student of the
Portland university is visiting his school
mate, G. w. Crossen, alias Will.
Mrs. Eliza Mcfarland started for
Seattle this morning, to visit her son,
Mr.. A. Mcfarland, who is quite i'll.
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MONDAY, = DECEMBER "a, 1894
BRIEF MENTION.
Leaves From the Notebook of Chronicle
Reporters.
He spent four weeks in urging on
A mnstache sleek and brown,
But when he went to see his girl
She straightway called it down.

One premature drunk did penance
before the city recorder this morning.
Smith Bros. are preparing the Win
gate h all for their dance this evening.
Dancing commences at $50.
This morning G gorge Ruch made pre-
liminary arrangements for Christmas by
burning out chimney on his residence
The idea seems to be contagious.
There will be work in the Third to-
night at the regular session of Friend
ship Lodge No. 9, K. ofsP. All Rights
in good standing are requested to be
present,
Christmas "fxins'' are abundant the
shop windows displaying all kinds, quail
tiles and styles of things suitable for
Christmas presents, and the prettiest of
them all are the collections of dolls.
The suit of c. E.-Greene against con-
stable Urquhart, tried Saturday, was
taken under advisement until this
morning by Justice Davis, at which time
it was decided in favor of the defendant
The alarm of fire yesterday evening
was caused by burning chimney on
the residence of Mr.. John Michel, editor
\ of the Times -Mountaineer. It may have
been all right, but it looks to us like a
put up job by brother Michel, as an
extra inducement to Santa Claus. No
damage was done.
The Methodist Sunday school will
have Christmas exercises and Christ
mas tree Tuesday night. Friends de-
string may put presents on the tree, bpt
not more than two presents for. any dne
person. Presents should be at THE
church by 2 O'Clock. Exercises com.
mence at o'clock.
G. A. Greiss left Dickinson, NORTH
Dakota, last September, coming acroei
country on horseback. He stopped a
Wenatchee, leaving there on the 9Th
and arriving here yesterday at noon
He win leave in few days for Los An
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oregon Academy of Sciences

The Oregon Academy of Sciences will
hold its first series of meetings for the
year 1894. 90 at Portland, Or, Saturday,
Dec 29th, 1894, in the assembly room of
the High School building. There will
be two sessions, one at 2 p. M, the other
at 7:45 p. m. The following program
has been arranged:
AFTERNOON SESSION. P. NJ.
Centrifugal and Centripetal Forces.
-. Mr.. A. J. Hamilton, Portland
Irrigation ..........: ....
Ar. a. .. bOG1W1ck
(Subject not announced) ...
Prof, Leonard G. Cochran, Salem
The Theory of Evolution as Applied
to Ethics .........
Rev. E. NJ. Wilbur, Portland
EAEN1NG sEss1oN-7:4 AS P. NJ.
Twisted Curves. ................
DR.. c. H. Chapman, Eugene
Theory of Tides .....
-, DIR. G. o. Rogers, Forest Grove
Morphology and Physiology of the
Egg. Prof. F. II. Washburn, Corvallis
A discussion of the papers will follow
their reading, previous to the closing of
the sessions.
The above program is of unusual in
terest, and you are requested to be pres
ent, together with your friends.
B. S. PAGUE, R. MUM,
President. Secretary.
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Lost.

Some place between Joles, Collins &
Co.'s store and The Dalles Lumber Co. Is
hume, yesterday, a large clasp purse,
containing $2se; $40 gold, $110 currency
and $6 silver. A suitable reward will be
paid for its return to THE CHRoN1cLE
Office. J, f. JONES.
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for every Dollars worth of
goods bought from us during
the month of December we
will give you a chance in our
Holiday Drawing, viz: One
Ramona Cook Stove with
Reservoir, one copper Tea
Kettle, one Columbia Gar
land, Jr., Stove, &c, on exhib-
ition at our Grocery Store.
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Salvation Army.

The ship "Glad Tidings,' laden with
good things, for whom it may concern,
will be on exhibition at the opera house
on the evening of the 25th of December.
This will be the grandest exhibit of the
kind ever seen in the state of Oregon.
Adults, 10 cents; children free. Doors
will be open early. Everyone welcome.
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Attention, A. o. U. W.

The members of Temple Lodge, No. 8,
A. o. u w., will meet at their hall to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock, for the
purpose of attending the funeral of our
deceased brother, Thomas N. Joles. BY
order of G. F. STEPHENS,
Master Workman.
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sweets to the Sweet. =

Mr.. Andrew Keller, the confectioner,
has beautiful display of Christmas
goods in his line. Fancy candies, in
endless varieties, cakes plain and orna-
mental, and the thousand of things "just
too sweet" make up the outlay. Rem
ember the little folks will want candy
and they all like Keller's.
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Drauing to take place at 9
o'clock, Neu Years Eve.

This is an opportunity for
everyone to get a chance in
our Holiday Drawing, as we
are selling Hardware, Grocer
les, Heating aud Cook Stoves,
Steel Ranges, Tinware, Gran
iteware, Rogers Triple-platod
knives and forks Pocket cut
lery, Nickel-plated and Agate
Tea and Coffee Pots &c, at
prices to suit the times.
Call and be convinced.
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Notice.

The D. P. & A. N. Co. will tie up
their steamers for necessary repairs on
Jan. 9Th, 1895, and will resume opera
tions as soon after repairs are made as
possible. w. G. ALLAwAY,
Agent.
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Notice.

Members of Columbia Lodge, No. 5, I.
o. p. F., will meet at their hall tomor-
row afternoon at 1 O'Clock; for the pur-
pose of attending the funeral of our late
brother, Thomas N. Joles. By order
= Attest: II. F1EGE, N. G.
II. CLoUGH, Secy.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her casto-ia.
When she was a Child. she cried for castOria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When ahe had Children. she gavethem castOriA.
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ChristmaI Services.

There will be Christmas service at
the Congregational church Tuesday, a.
m. at IL o'clock. All are cordially in
vited.
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PORTLAND EXPOSITION.
Opens December L, 1894, and Closes
january 10, 1895.

During this time the Dalles, Portland
& Astoria Navigation Company will sell
tickets from The Dalles to Portland and
return, including two meals on the
steamer Dalles City at $3.50. Tickets
limited to ten days from date of sale.
Regulator will leave at a. m. and
the Dalles City will arrive at Portland
at 8 30 p. NJ. Quick transfers at the
locks. w, c.. ALLAwAY,
nov22-tf Gen. Agent.
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Stubling & Williams have at their
sample rooms, corner Second and Court
streets, fine lot of claret, port and zin-
fandel wine, which they, will sell to the
trade or at retail at lowest possible
prices. Dec1S.
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Sauer kraut at w. A. Kirby's. t
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engaged in writing up the country for
Eastern papers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20

NnialI bon @s,ie sit6tuus b,n @eriah
scmddlt baben. bas guta 0oiel in
Dranb 81 iteder.
Sn 81. 2Ouis ieierte am Conn.
tag Die BON SeiuitenITatres seleiieir
81. Soiepbs @emeinoe, ete dlieite bent.
idle @enleinoe Der Stabi, ibr soloenes
Subildnm, osn soften Sabrestas i1rer
@rfubuns.
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lourl's, Scbu 9iisen 9nois, Saupt.
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0rD @oohs-5irma Samuel s. 9apis
& &c.. lit am 5reitas in Ct. aoais
i'm 9lier BON 81 Sabrsn ssitortea.
Sein ge,m6sen miro aui SIS. 100000
ssid)dst.
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on Der 2euse III ct. 2ouis Der arbrit
iubeilbc DO Sabre alte Scbn ). Mur.
rnp BON brci iarbisen Gtrrfden on0e-
fallen, iuflde ibm mebrere 9uaeln in
Den Riden ja9teu, mas an 3reiiag
ben 9oo 5ur Solse bate. sfeiner br
nnbefarnteu MDrbcr iit rerbaItct mor.
oeu.
= gln Opier oes Seriolguuss.
ipaGns 1T Der 5armer Sobn 8orid,
Der in Der 9ldbe pen Stur9run, Mp.,
wpbnir, seiuorosn. gr biloets li6 Gin,
oab .r bon 8eibfnppen ueriolst iuerbe,
uro bsritedte iid Dor ieineH psrmeints
liden 5tlnoen in ieinem Bruunen. s(ls
ibn feline anseb6rigen rad lansem Sns
dei bort enioedten. 9laubte er, ieiue
8erfolger ieieu ibm auf ben 5crien aub
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unb pier ainoer. 9ie barien 3eiieH
iollen ieinsn Weilt sei.iibt babep.
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tas aui Der Strase bic l6 Sabre ollie
Regeriu 2ulu 8iainn,s ibre Is iabrias |
Sdusiter Ram:e burh .3ufaa".
Die teioen Rdoden begcaueten in Ge. |
isllidnft uon mehreren Regern fuucr
Haiitn9euoGiH. 9idmens 2um,aoa
Gardner, ouf iue.6e 2ufu ssiIliams
eiferlitt;g mar. Die 2rioenihait |
fam gum Nusbruh uno nfs Die aats
baisersi lossius. iiedte elmer oeri Reger
Der gBilliams einsn 8epoluer Su, nit
reldem iie auf ibre Gesnssiu ihis6su
iuollfs. Die auBel sins ober fehl uns
iraf bic eissHs S9iusiter Der Nttsnidtt.
riH. Die 5rieen RIuaiiahsn naroen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20

uou ben 9snofrnfsn IN mnndeH Staa-
ten te:riebens 9nbfasomstris. Ssr
ausfaq Der guHs.eBiuablea abr
mag iei9t tnilheioeno iufroen fur oie
nddite grifoenteHiuabf. 2enn seldr-
&c es ben Eemoilcisu, i'm "a. gongres
eine Waioriidt Der Siaaiss7sltsatio-
men im 8eprdieuianieubauIs 81 6efoms
nIeH, 10 brautttn iie nur oasgrdIosHis
itaftstidsi ber Eopulitsn iu einisen
n0toliAsn unb msiilideu stantsu Su
snocliiren. nm Su usrbinbern. eoB Die
Repu6lIinner cine Rehrbeit Der Glet
toral Siimmsu befommsn, nro auf bieie
Bsiie bic gripdbIuns tines oeno,ra.
iiihen graiioenten nur6 bns Snus su
f6:rn. ca ttsbi nlio bsi ben S)ertit,
wablen isbr uisi orf bem Spiel, nno
um 10 uidtiser 1T ss. baB bon ben Rs.
publItansrn init duBeritsr rlmiiht uno
Boriidt 5u 8erte sesansen iuerbe.
8as eeH 9unoss- Senat betrifft, hei,en
gb1raiter ia ourd bic 2s9islaturiuab.
lsn beitImmt iuerosn fpito, 10 perosn
NIT Dem 4. Rdr5 7. &. in beiasier 90r-
peridnit 80 tSise uataut, uon osnsu sur
3sit 16 purd Hspublitansr, IA ourd
9emufrntru beiest iine.
Die ausideioenbeu rspublifanii6en
Senntorsu fommen aus: goloabo, Dc
tdiudre, Soubo, Suiaois, SOlun. Ntaine,
Rniiatuiriis, WidIsan, MinnsiOta,
Woniana. 0,brasfn, glep 0amibire,
Oregon. GtOSe SslanS, Souib 8atOta
uno @pOmins; bic oemOfrntiiden aug:
afabama, Grfanias. @sOrsiu. 9nuias,
9eniudp, 2Ouliiauu, MlTiiilppi, Stem
SerIep, Norib Carolina, Soui5 Caro-
lima, 9tras, 8irsinia uno @sit 8irs;-
mia. IuBsrbem 1T ie Gin Seraiorlib
BON Mcntana, WaibinstOn uno @po-
ming 5ur 9eit nidt beisbt, neil Die &C.
ieB8ebun9en iener Stantsn es peridum-
ten, Die 8ubl Su erlebiseu uno Der ST.
nat l6 ireiserte, bic bon Den @ouper-
neuren 9eirofffnen Gruenuuussn an5u-
ertemen. Soiua. SIrsInien uu6 3en-
tndD baben bereits ibre Seuaipren er-
wdbit Eno Die Seiebnn9 bon &booe
Sstono iit tur6 bns neuli1e gga6t-
retu'tnt enti9j eoeu, od Der Gln6ibat
I'M 8OrGus 9snannt mar. Somt tlei-
ben eiiua neununo5lpln5is Sise, beren
geiesuns poa benz Gusfua Der 2ests-
laturwnb!sn abbdnst.
Gin Bid nui Die obise 9ite seriist,
I'M 81 Sei9en, baB Die republifunii6s
Ruiorltdt I'M nddften Sennte aud
inter ben siinitI9iten llmitdnoen felue
sroBe iein miro uRo bob nit Der M6s-
lidteit Su rednea lit, Die 8opuliIten
foanten Die ausi6tassebsnoe @eipalt
befommcn. 2llio au6 bcsiialid) Der
2e9islaiurwubten in brn bier III 8e,
tradt fommenben Sta1ten f0nnen rie
8spubllfarer ni6t coriidtis senus ieiu.
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Die republifdnii he Str6muu9.

0as teno'rltiife ct. Soiepb Bolts
blatt idr,ibi:
Die tudbrenb Der lebteu Monote abs
sebaltcnen Bablen beipelIsn beuilid
oaB i'm sun5en 2anoe cine Str6mune
beitebt. pelde Der republifaniiden 1ar.
tel. einsn srUBen 9beil Der gEdbler su.
fiibrt, tueld,s biz Dor aurSem fir pemo.
frdiiibe Ganoioatsn itimmteu. Sas
Sorhanecn!cin biefer Str6muns mar
ior9idltisenSeobadtt idol leit ldnsc-
rer 9clt befannt, Die 5rlblabrsWablcn
babcn aber olls stiua rod beltcbenoen
3p,ifel Scrltteat. Sails oas Gott iei.
nen Sinn bis sum ndtitsn Ruoembcr
piht dnoert 10 ipiro bic eemufratllde
Yartei cine Nieberlnse erlcioeu, Die bns
@e9enitild III ibrem sstualtisen Siege
i'm Sabre 1890 bilSen piro, iucnn lie
uidt mol, uernihtsrnoer ausfdlIt ais Die
onmalisc Der Rspublifaner.
Ter Sauptsruno fir bic llusuiric6en.
beit bes Bottles 1T juslislsobne in Ger
lpirtbldaitIi6en Sage 81 indsn.
SdIedte 3siteu maiden Die Wafen in
mer unrnbis uuo sur auiiebuurs sessu
oIe bcitsbtnOe 8ssleruna scueis,: lit
ioridsn nitt rad orn uriadsu, lie ic-
ben nur Die au3cnblidIibeu Scrbdtiujiie
uno urtbeileu uah ibuen. Die Gbat.
iahe ldBt iih nidt lsu9nen. rab Die
9eitdi,striis nit olll l,metner Nrbeits-
ioiisfsit uuo Hoih balo rad Der Snau.
9nraiion eiiieS oempfrat'i9eu Erdiiosrs
ten siutrai. unS oas ssuiist fur eiucu
srpseu Iheil Der @dbler, Die esmoira.
tilbe Garisi perontportlid su hltter.
Vile Grfldrunsen unb Irsumeute iiuo
oa Iruhtips. Sur Elm nassmsinsr duI-
idlpuns Der ssIdditlihen 3bdiiststi
i6unte cine GsnesruHs bsrbeifhbrsn.
bod lit osrislte uidt su eriuorten unS
sanj 'dnuis er Die GrirusruHs an DID
..oemofratiide Yiuif' osh nid,t uer-
fpiidsE.
and DIR Srdiioent bat man9es &C.
iban, iuds Der Sartei iribers 5rsunet
entiremoti bat. Sdou bic 3uiommsn,
Issuus ieiues Cabinets mar seeisnet,
oen Gaibuiiosmns ieiner anhdnser su
bdmpIen. Gs iit ri6iia. oos sr lhliss
lib osn @ioerruI Der Shermanm Sif
slsiuaus uno ibw oleiu Der Grte:t ea
idr ssbibrt. Gbenio bsiiano er on
Suane,ifiuabme Der 9arifreiprm, Oh,
aisid itbon i'm Sertit pieie iurdtiam
Eemoiroteu bapcr 5urhdidrsdten
slter 10 bod CT ais Jibrer in ben
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6ross ErSbssren.

sssr hitis is sesfaubi. oaB man Gre.
beereu Sieheu frnaie, Die IL 9oa i'm
llmilua iino? Tie oeutIhs 6irHa.
Jotn u. SalSer Seeo Co., 2a Grofe
@is.. b15sn cine snui nusstSndnsie
5or:e, vcl9s oieis csit1 1lie Gtd6s er.
re;dt. Gisie 5irma Cfferiri auA siue
Gietetre, bic moHaiIitb iidpt. eteHfclis
eine iuunstrtere ansmabl rpGtonmsm
aussausrussr alsinobii SerifH, mis
Sphannis5efieu, Sim6eetfu. Stat3sl
bserem uuS 1IaabSn. Sic tisieH ihreH
oeuilden aaaosisuieu slusi neus SOTisH
on, bic an glob., st5ntsit NIB ge.
i6,mad ois TrantsH efr abtiHaessHs
IeulfdlanSs lhsrirl fen
SfHtisfH Sis eieie q rti;
ons NIB ltssn Sic eirs soc Rcuss Or
eer tei, eanH tsfoHmea gle irsi eti.
siuei nsusm TrnuseE- SotfsH HHo Saf.
ssrs'Raiafra.
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Die perbitwabIen.

,Sn Der rcpublifauii6sn iuie III Der
o'motratiiGcn Yreiie berridt bic Iuiidt
Dor, cob Die beuuritsbenoeu Serbitiuab.
leu zen 3cpublifdnsrn einen sidnjenben
Sca beidceren iuerben. Sn Der 9bai,
meiut Die &eitli6c Soit, (uno bieie
WCjnuns tbeiIen aud iuir,) reutct aud
sIdes haranf bin. uno ie lduger Der De-
mptrAtiihe GousreB uon leiuer luunher.
barru 5dbi9tcii, 9ummbciten Su best-
zen. 8cbraub mc6t, Inn 10 ircnlser bal
Ole bemptratilde Sartsi bon bieieu
8abten Su bufieu. go bsrrli6 MN
and bieic Slusiidten fir uns 8epubli.
tlner iciu m6seu, 10 baten iie bod aud
ibrc beSeufII6c SsiIc. Gs 1T ndmlid
gu beiiirbten, baB Die SieassSuperiidt
oic Icpubllinucr in mantcu @esenpsn
lorglos mO ilbtrmiiibig mabt uuo ba6
lie in @taubCn oil lbre llniiberlpinolit-
telt uibt immer nit Der inter allen Tim.
Hansen piinI6ensweribeu llmlidt Su
&slfc gebCn. SGbr nentlide InSei6en
oicier Stimmrng 9ldubin mir !. 9. in
uuierem 9tdhbariiaaie SIinuiS su ruts
redtn, iup uc!e 8tpu5llfaner pcrbicnect
gcnu9 linb. lih tinSubiIOcu, lie ipiiroen
blcs Wcl inter olen llmitduoen liescn
unS brnndtcn Die gluiidjten uno g2iins
lde Der 0cu;i1,u nidt su terldliG)ti.
GET. Giricr ttbritbte llrbermuibe 1T
9erdSe tas Gini9c. iudS Die Ntmutra-
ten IN Suiuo.s. luie III auoercn dbnlid)
iituirtrn Stantsn, nod rctteu ioanie.
uno hcuiciber su edmpfen. mus ee9en.
pdtiia cine Der Sdppiauislben Der re.
pubi,inniidca Eyeile isiu. gsenu Die
rrpubllIdniide Sariei lberaa dusitlih
bemibt III luirll!d CUTE 9tuminaiionsn
81 madcu, mo usnu iic ieruer compro-
miitueubsa SinNuihen. lei es nit Yre.
tibiiicn;len oOsr nit Sppuliittu. irrs.
idliig aus bem Regs sebt. 10 bari iie
jnueriitiiid bpffsH. beioe Sduisr osa
"a. Gpu9r,iics 81 erubtru. 9as il
aber, bsionoers lpipsit oas 8eprdisH'
tantsutaus in Seiradt foumi, feiui
leidie Iaisabe. Sun Sanie iistn &C.
asupdriis 10 2empfra;sn uuo & Sc
publi.aner aus BEN ioiibsH Slssu,
9ie Temptraieu branheu iulsiid on6ei
ben l20 rur ned so absspreusts ju er'
lpdbltn, nm Die WoiOritdt 81 e,idnssn
ipdbrcub Die Htpnbliianer ni4t tpenisel
oils 1s2 Sise gu erObern baben. Uni
pas bic Situniion fur Die R,putliiane
| npG ,usientlid peri6limmert. iif bi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20
6crmann, No.. 8rcias, 40 Mpril 1894

admpf nHi bic 9errithlft HaEo, 70 oiel
or 81 Cen 1880 nno 1892 srrums eutn
Siesea beitrus. 10 ipsnis bat or ieiHs
Ssidbiauus beiuitiem. seeisntte sSerf.
seuse fur bic ausfahrung DER grbeii
5u iinosn. fuel6e DER gariei anpsIiraut
mar. Gas Solf eriribIte ibn, tTpsosm
ooer piefmebr neil Die 5ibrsr Der De.
mofrdtii9eu Naltins, Gormau. 9ia.
Rurp9p, 8uce. II |. 10. ibn ni6i batea
DoatrH. 9as Bolt rlmnrtetf, COB
gIeuflanb Die i4letten elemsnte ieiuer
gariti in Den shrfihen 9empirateu eas
ablditteln Der 2dif, ip.ldie Die 8artei
in ben abariIno su ,isaen orebie. rr.
leidieru uiiroe. gSas III eeldleben?
7ieielbtu 2eute. tuelfe in g1ie1se b:t
Romiua,ioH @feoefcno's., us,biuotrn
luoatsn. iino olImddtis in Der 9artsi
uno biftiren Die Beoiusuasen. unltr
osnen cine 9ariibia paiiirt iueroen oarf.
SIT es Elm 8anosr, iusnn iih nidt
nur Die sroBe, rriBeilslole Yiaiie, ion
ofrn ard eia betrd6tIi1er 2beil ser
osnienbsn &dbler nit Gdef pun rer
9emotrniie abtuenoei? SIT es Gin
@unotr. lueun Die Siir9er, btren aui
0leuelano's grwdbluns esitiis;e 9Uff,
nun9eu iid nidt ucrpirfiidt batep,
isst eniriiitet unb bereit iinb, oer $ars
tel. Die ibre Seripredunsen 9ebroden,
cine 2ebre 81 eribeilen? lluo r,eie
2ebre mag nod 10 cmpfiao!i1er art
ieiH, Die Sartsi fat lie rei9!id ueroient.
Sdneae Grlebisun9 Der Sarifbia f6nn-
te bas Sfatt nod iufnoen, aber es
iheint ni3t, als oh Die bcniptraiii6en
SeEaiorsu bas berbeiiiibreH woateu ooer
f6nnten. Die osmofratii1e Yariei BAT
ii1 oas Yertrauen bes Sulses perlherst
uno muB iid oies erit iuieber erwerben,
ebe iis auf iueitere Griol9e rednen enrf;
Iie miro es aber ME erbalicn, lolanse
lie Die Giemente OIL Der Gp.Sc oGloet,
ipelbe Tie iebt bcberribeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-04-20

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