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The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12
GIVE US GOOD ROADS.

c. A. H. Bright has made many im- provements in Plattsville lately. Last fall he put in an improved cider press, whlch.presses by hydraulic power, having a capacity of D barrels day and this winter he put in new grist mill, which works by steam. This will grind all the way from B to 65 bushels per hour. With the whistles blowing at morning, noon and night, it reminds us of a great city. Now suppose some of our old an- cestery were to hear the whistles blow ing and see the improved cider and gristmill running, they would say twill wonders never cease?" It is supposed they never will. Improvements are the spice of life and there is nothing that will build up city or town more than improvements. What we want in Easton is good roads. but not as one of our worthy citizens said at the town meeting ''the roads were good enough for our forefathers, why are they not good enough for us?' I say give us good roads and all the improvements you can, as there is nothing under the sun that will build up place quicker in my mind, than good roads and i'm. 1 provements.- 5. $. T.
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BANTAM.
A HoMELIKE HOTEL.

This village has no public hotel, but gentleman and his wife, Mir and Mrs George Clemons, who entertain peo- pie. Their delightful homelike hotel is popular, and people whose good fortune 1t is to stop there once, invariably do so again, if their journeyings call them that way. They entertain many fishing par ties, who hail from various directions.
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Mems Listers.
Read These Prices
Gloves.

Kid and dog sKln, lined and unlined, with and without fur tops. Lined dog skin with and without fur wrist, all sizes, S9c.
 Lined dog skin, snap button or spring wrist with and without fur, best quality silk plush Things, S1 3S.
 Boys lined dog skin gloves or mittens, with and without fur tops, just what every boy wants, at 43c, S9c.
 Our leader, an unlined street glove for gen tlemen Of good taste, all new shades, at e9c.
 Street and dress kid gloves without em- broidery, not lined, in black, tans, browns and grays, $l.42 and Sl.6S.
 Full dress kids, in pearl and white, with and without embroidery, finest quality, Sl.6s
 Moco Castor street glove, the warmestmade in unlined goods, besides being dressy, soc and $l.42.
The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12
WEST GOSHEN.
HAPPINESS FOR THE CHILDREN.

HAPPINESS EON HE CIlIDhENs
 The parsonage was the scene of hap py social gathering, last Wednesday,. Mrs Birkins had invited the children who participated in the recent Christmas ex- ercises to spend the afternoon with her and was gratitied to see them all present on the occasion. They spent the time in sprightly, innocent amusements, and seemed very happy indeed. It was 8 pleasing sight, when supper was an- nounced, to see them gather around the long extension table, watch their smiling faces and listen to their animated conver- sation. They seemed to enjoy their re- past and in various ways showed their qualification.
 Special meetings were held in the church on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and were quite well attended. They are to be continued through some portion of the week of prayer.
 Rev Albert Warner and wife have re- turned to their home in Clinton, N. Y. Miss Grace Hammond is to return to Mir Moody's school at Northfield, where she has already spent one term. Miss Gertrude C. Harrison of Corn wall has commenced her school work here again. The scholars and patrons of the school are much pleased with her man, agement, and good results are anticipa 1 ted.
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The Horse.
HITCH UP TO THE CUTTER.

fsPEcIAL.coRREsPoNDE OF THE BEL
 Now is the time to get your horse in shape for next season.
 Select trainer for your horse that has reputation; one that keeps his horses sound; one whose word is as good as his bond. It will pay in the end.
 One good breeding mare, we'll bred, will pay better than half a dozen infer for ones.
 You can't get ?. .o4 trotter every time. But try.
 Keep the feet and legs clean, and all ways wipe dry after being wet
 Few horses can get away or come home stronger than Hurlinghanl. He has a brother, Hurlingdale, that will be a fast one next year. Some horses can't help but get there.
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the warning in time. The "Discov- cry" sets all the organs into healthy action-especially the liver, for that's the point of entrance for these germs, then if the blood is pure, they'll be thrown off. There's no risk. If it fails to benefit or cure in all cases of impure blood or inactive liver, your money is returned.
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MORAL! INSURE.

c. B. Rowland received a sudden call from the grip, one night, last week, which kept him in till Saturday, and still he looks pale of countenance. Ben got his life insured a few days ago and he said he knew he would be sick in a week, but we were unaware previously that we had so true Il prophet among us.
The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12
WESTPORT.

Mrs H. B. Bradley and son spent Christmas in New York.
 F. Mansfield and sister of Sharon were guests at H. B. Bradley, New Years.
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Mems NeckWear.

Show cases and special counters filled bri full of the choicest and newest neckwear We never before made such a showing.
 Teck Scarfs, all satin lined in solid colors. Also checks, stripes and figures. over lN0 dozen to choose from at sSc each.
 Teck and four-in-eand scarfs in all inc new est shades and coIorings. a derfect wilderness of patterns; this is our largest line, and prob- ably the finest one al the price in the city, s5c.
 recks and fouI-in hand scarfs in the most exquisite shades, only the finest qnality of silks are used in making them, s9c-
 A novelty of the season is ieck and four-in- hand scarts made of black or hite silk with handsomely worked designs in different color ed silks them, all the colors rival the rain bow, some delicate as the petals of 8 rose, SI2I.
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NEW HAVEN.
BLUE FIGURE
 SALE.

Bold sweeping strokes and strong vigorous steps right into the trade of 1894. All departments touched heavily. Here's just an inkling of comedown prices. First Dress Goods.
 All that remains of our finest imported novelty Suit ings that have retailed from $I.25 to $2.oo a yard, go into this sale at level $ cents a yard.
 That's less than the cost to manurnc-
 ture and import, Chances are Vc'y
 slim for duplicating an offer like this.
 Our exclusive English, German and French Dress Patterns Ono two alikc) that have sold from $I2.oo to $2I.Oo divided into two lots and ticketcd S6.0S and $Z0S. No such chances on fine new winter fabrics again this year, perhaps never.
 Wondcr-priccs on some 1893 Ladies Rccfcrs. They are not mean, gray, stick-to- gether Rcefcrs. They are Recfcrs clean strong and warm. Fashionable enough for lots of people too. Let's sit down again with the prices.
 Reerers that used to be $tao HOW
 Rrrfers that used to be $'5o to slooo,
 iG Rcsrcrs 9;s that used to be $o.oo to $leoo
 "I% Reefsrs 'r that used to be $r5.ooto $sooo
 "G Re$frrs s,.rs' that,,sod to be slsao 10 ss;.ao A great hit for people of economical turn and for those who are obliged to save.
 Any reductions in the handsome new Coats ? Well we should say so. All the beautiful plain and fur trim med Skirt Coats that sold from $I2.5o to $36. go straight down at $I.5o to $2z5o. How is that ? Cloaks. Wraps. Furs
 MALLEYzsNEELY1lagp(o' " COR. CHAPEL AND TEMPLE SITS,
 NEW HAVEN, CONN.
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It is estimated that if all dairymen
 were to do the best possible under their
 conditions, and would observe the law
 of perfect cleanliness. full one hundred
 million dollars would be added to the in- come of the farms. In the matter of butter alone, the amount spoiled is enOr- nous through the introduction of bad
 f1avors, and unnatural texture, and bad
 packing. Other things being equal, the
 butter fat of all herds possesses the same flavor or rather is destitute of all flavor, and it is the clean handling of the cows,
 and the practices of the dairy-room, and | the proper ripening of the cream, that produces the thing or phantom we call | flavor in butter. Butter fat is so nearly 1 destitute of flavor that it is now recog- | nized that aroma, or fine flavor, is the creation of the butter maker and if cows are fed sound, wholesome food, it is the after cleanliness and we'll carried out rules on the part of the maker that | bring out that delicate flavor that makes butter worth 40 cents a pound, instead of five cents pound as tallow. The nat ural flavor is still there, but is covered
 up and so thoroughly disguised by it's undesirable associate, that it has absorb ed by carelessness on the dairyman' s
 part, and that a great loss ensues and a table luxury at once becomes degen- crate grease. Flavor known as butter
 aroma, cannot be fed into butter, but un- desirable things can, and the best milk and cream can be spoiled by absorbing foreign things that had no place in the dairy room, and are not tolerated to re-
 main there, or even gain access to, by the l best and most successful dairymer
 I 1TExchan9e.
The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12
Mems Suits.

In double and single breast, wool linediast- ing lined, wide collars, and coats are cut eH- tra long. Every suit perfect fitting and spien- didly made. The cloths are black cheVlot, nancy Scotches, fancy cassimeres, black wof- steds and plain mixtures. All new goods' freshly made. No trash; we leave that for the ather fellows to sell.
The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12
you.
Live Farm Topics.
PUT A PIN IN HERE.

"As the days begin to lengthen the cold begins to strengthen" So runs the legend of our fathers lore, and certainly the nights do become more bitter as they grow shorter. There is no dargcr bul that you aud l will complain if we have too few bed clothes, but what of the cows and pigs? Can the snow and wind sift and cut through cracks and knot holes, making their lives full of "cold comfort"(?) and reducing their possibil- ities of profit to their owners? Who will look after this thing if you do not?
 Will any of your neighbors or friends? Have you ever been enabled to achieve success and profit by the efforts of other people, who were interested? Your own thoughtfulness and energy alone will decide for or against the welfare of your stock and the weight of your purse
 Especially are hogs susceptible to cold
 and being unable to show their owners
 that they are not gaining, they often prove great loss in winter. If a set of scales were handy where two pens of pigs of similar age, could be weigh d
 weekly, the one to be exposed to the cold and severity so common in most pens and the other to be kept in warm
 sunny quarters, the results would be quite as astonishing as various phenomena
 which occasionally make us open our eyes. Close observers have become so ! well convinced of the unproftab bleness of wintering pigs under common, cold | conditions that they have given it up
 and advise all others to do so. But
 given warm sleeping places, all well-fed stock will pay we'll in winter.-T M. NJ.
The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12
Mems OVercOats.

Cut double and single breasted with wide velvet collars extra lengths, medium lengths regular lengths, ill Beavers, herseys' Chlh- chillas, Meltons and Cheviots; all reduced ln price.
The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12
Underwear.

Mems winter underwear in natural grey, white, scarlet, blue and camel's hair. Regular and extra sizes up to 50 inches all reduced in price tor your benefit Read these prices
 B, 45, 9Oc, ,sI.3S, and sI 4s-
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Boys NeckWear.

Windsor scarfs in plain colors, checks stripes and figures. pure goods, only the new est effects 23c and 45c.
 Teck scarfs, made same shape as men 's' on' smaller, very stylish, a quantity of different patterns to choose from, in both light and dark colors, 23c.
The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12
Boys Suits.

Ages I to I5 years. Double and single brested in cassimeres, cheviots, worsteds and Scotchea, nicely trimmed, strongly sewed and splendid fitting. Our famous
The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12
Sweaters.

Mems and Boys sweaters. s2 ss and ss.es.
The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12
Read These Prices.

s725, 50, 60. lo.SO, 1850, l4.75, r. 75, 22,5o.
The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12
HandkerclliefS.

Linen and silk Handkervhieis 2Sc, 4Ec, 9sc. White silk initial ijc.
The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12
Read These Prices:

s4l3, G.9O 9, 10 80, 1850, l4.75, l7.5 23.5o, 25
The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12
Champion Suits

are included in our concession sale. Every thing in the store has been reduced in price for the wage earners benefit
The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12
Umbrellas.

In La Glora, Silk and Gingham, natural wood handles 69c, s9c, 9Sc, sl l3 S5, l9s, 2-SS, 2.9S, 3.4e, S.9s, 4.sS.
The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12

The new year has it's shady side as well as it's bright. Our last showed that the undertaken has had business, if g. 900, 1000 are out of employ in the land.
The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12
Sole Leather Dress Suit
 Gases.
Boys Listers.

Four to IS years. All are cut extra long, square collar or shawl collar, muf pockets, wool lined, lasting lined. We've sold more boys ulsters so far this year, than any two former years put together, and still our as sortment is in splendid shape to choose from. We had q big stock to begin with.
The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12

enjoyed abundant proof we merchandise in sore
 the income you were we are
The Newtown bee., 1894-01-12

We have no old stock that we want to sell. We are not overstocked and need money We are not going of busness store not to let We have no bankrupt refuse to offer you at any price, We have nothing but good clean goods o the very latest
 this seasons make.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22
9ie @r5Tatatas8 Oct Sottematter
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l1eber sic @r0ffnun9 Ser !6oltenauer
Sbleuiclt, zines Der 9epaltisiten 8aunerfe
Der 9teu3cit, sic tpie 6as Gabcl melocte, am
30. September ftattfatb, entnebmen mir
Dem 8erid5t bss 8erL. Sagcbl.: Die 8au7
fteQe. bic an ser Sanalmiinbung anteru0en
S6iffe, Die 6Guier in 6oltenau sei9ten rets
cben Slaggenl9muf; bic S9leuienperften
iparen nit beuticben u1b preuBi16en Sab
men, fo&pie nit feitlthem @riin sei9miidt.
g(uf ben S9iffen bemerften mir Die blauz
gelbe ibnebii1e Slagge, BEN bdniiden
Oanebro9 &c. Die uerlbiebenen Ndtionen
begriiBten bas Grei8niB, bas aucb tir ben
6anbel unb Serfebr bo6bebeutiam lit.
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reidc 6e1ttbeilncbmer BEL Der &ieieni6Leuie.
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bauinlpettors Spnpber cine 8elibttgung
set Observation-Disclosures, beS MaiDineniaa>
les &C. 1tatt, 100 namentli6 ber auf Der
Gbiragoer 8eltausitelung all9emein be-
pun6erte 9teltefplat: beS gtorb7S ftiee@&az
mails ie6r beacbtet tpurbe. &ur5 na9 l
llbr beltte9en bic Seitt6cilnebmer bic bier
aur @bfabrt FLAIR liegenoen 9ampfer v8erz
linz vMIn9en", Stuttgart" unb vOress
benz. y8erlin" nabm Die Tlbrung, uno
Die iibrtgen Scbiffe: ionie spet tletne 8es
%qleitbampfer folgtcn in &ielLinie.
Oas ftattIihe @ei3paoer bampfte unter
Wufifbegleitui1g bis our Otttte Der 60brbe
binaus, penbete bort unb ndberte ft9 aGz
mdbli6. Die setualti9en Shore O~ftnetcn itb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22
1oadoenntdgs euteota stanta-Batnnna aanatan, 20. oktoher 1894.

uno ais critics S9iff ging Der &anaIbame
pier v8erlin" gcgeu 2 l1br burcb Die Giez
ienlbieuic. 8om 9ampfcr bcrab rief
&aiicrbauinipeftOE Spmpber nit ipettbtrl
i9alcnoer Stimme: rOas ertc S6itf
gcDt burcb Die S3leuien. 81. Waicitdt
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bon ben auf ben 9alnpfern uno alf ben
S9leuIen mouern 8eriammelten freuoig
aufgcuommen. vSerliu" slitt in Die
Observation-Disclosures, un6 unmittelbar odraur
folgten Die 9ampfer rWlin@en", Stutt@
gart un6 vOresocn." 8rauienoc 6urraDz
rufe empitn9en Die S9iffe; Die Wfuiif
lpielte bic &atlerbDmne. Mle 0ampfer
lasen in Der S6leuienfammer. lin eit
gu fairies @influtbcn Der itiirmiiben Sit7
fee gu perbinbern, tDurOen Die Oitlicben
Gbore 8elOloiien. Die peltliben Sbleu7
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11br perlieBeu Die 0ampier Die S0leuien.
Die SIOtiue cling fanalaufpaetS, ourdfubr
bic feitlicb geidmiidte alte !0oltenauer
S1(euie, Die balo politdnbig Deri6Dunoen
iein miro, lno errei1te u1ter anoalerlloem
&anpnenialltt, Der bon ben f~laggengez
lbmiidten ltfern 6cS &anolS edtgegen>
br0bnte, bic 6obbriide Bel 2eOcnSau.
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&onals itcbenber f~urioler gBeg3eiger; Der
cine @rm besielben 3et9tc bic Iuff6rift
vna9 BET Sitiee4, Der anbere rnab ber
Norblee."
Sobatb Die Oampfer Sic 6oDbriiGe paiz
fit batten, ipurbe beigeOrebt unb bic 6eimz
fabrt ansetreten. @e9en 4 ubr traf Die
Slottae in Soltenau eiu. 9ampfer Ser
lin" fiibrte bic Wit9lteber Der fatierliben
&anaIfommiliion, Der Nbtbeilun9Spor7
ftdnbe, ioDie sab[rei6e ein9eIaOene @dite
na6 8eIeOue bel &tel, 100 ein SeitntabI
BEN 6entpiirbigen Sag abi6loB. Son bier
aus iuurben bem &aiier unb Dem Staatsz
~ietretdr b. 80tti1er Der sIldltde Gerlauf
beS @rei9niiies telegrapbiib mitget1etlt.
0ieWinbung bes alien, mehr ais bunbertz
iGbri9en @iberfanals, bur6 lpelcbe bjsber
Die S6itte in Ben NorbsS fieez&anaG ginz
gen, mirO sugei6ittet; Die 2(rbetten baben
bereits b%egonren. Die Sdiffiabrt uir0
bon iebt ab Our9 icS6leuienperte in ben
&dnaL gelettct.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22
Saffere @lnroaehetntttfSe.

Oas MorbQebeimniB bon Il N no i'm
Sebruor porigen Sabrcs Die @lapterlebreril
| Selma gteIB atf eiuem Spa;iergan9e am
Dellen Gage ermor0et Dlroe, l6etnt It9
lt9tell 3u lDoleu.
SIS icheint, baB ser greulicbe &crl, DeI6er
por i~penigen 28odeit Die 3tDei SrauermorDe
lit Ser 0tGbe BON StblOB un6 0Orf 81 III :
bras bel Snn5bruG in Sirol perllbte,
AUDI ser W10roer Der unglilGltben lllmez
rim lit.
Qluf Sem 6eimtpege bon ether fircbli6en
Bro3eliton tpur0e i'm 2aufe 0eS Septemz
berS ieBigeu Sa5re5 BEL Q(1nbraS cine &eas
merlin greuli9 abgei9(a3tet. Sang nabe
Der Steue, 100 Sic &tItnertn ermorOet nor
6en ipar, lag Die nadte 2eicbe elmer an0eren
Trau, bic mittclit zines WteI1erS gan5 in
Sad bes 8au6dufibliscr9 Wtanier 5uge7
ri0tet mar. Wfan erfGnllte in tDr cine
Trau aus Der NaD6arl5aft.
Srob auer JSabfori9angen fOnntc Ser
S6Qter Dorerit nitbt ~BefunOen tDer0en. Nber
notD elmer BON ms mit9et0clltcn Gabelz
oepeicbe bonn II. Oftober lit Der WDrber
BON Der SnnSbruGer Boli3el aufgefunocu
unb DerbHftet iporben.
Wtan bate Dor Der Ger6aftung bes
Scbeuials 6ereits Elm Signalcment bon
iDul, unb 6ieie Dom Neutrality-suspicious.
in Snnsbruf peroffcntlicbte 8el6retbung
bes W0roers BON NlmbraS ltimmt auf7
fauenb init ber bcS M0rbcrS BON Him
therein. Der 8erlber bes lIlmer Wtorbes
muroe bon BRET DcribieOenen 8erionen
gtcidbmdBig foIgenOcrmaben beibrieben !:
vGttpa 30 Sabre alt, groB uno 16lanf,
braune @eitebtSfarbe lDtc Die zines Giroler5,
i6lpar3er, an ben SpiBen Dinalfgeorebter
Scbnurrbart, len8eS, magereS Geii9t,
breite Gorber3Gbne. 8efleibet nit eincm
i6war3en Til5but, 9rouer Scope unb
ipiBigen Sobuben."
GS lit feitgciteat, 6aB Ser l1Imcr 035r6er
ii0 uab 8eriibung Der Sbat iiber ben
8a6nt0rper auf bet 2inte lllm95eiOenbeim
mach SbertbaLfingen in 8aDcrn begab un6
bon bort perf3panb.
Oa leBt Der Wf0r0er bon Q(1nbraS abge>
faBt ift, 10 nerben mir tpobl balb nit Sez
itimmtbeit erfabren, OBJ ct au5 Der WfOrDer
oer uLmer WfuiifleDrertn lit. 0ie Wabr>
l4einliAteit ipricbt lebr oafir.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22

anlteGung Su r;Alen DGtten, nemD0it ge1
mobt meroen lpilrb2n, uno Der 8,rein Der
0erltncr @altpirtbc lteIte liz NuSli9t, beB
man Sicle in ben @Gttptrtbl6aflen unterz
bringen mouc.
SDpcit gc6cn Sic 8oitna6ribtcu il0cr
bic Berbannlungcn. @cnu trobbem fein
NuS9lei9 5u Stdnbe getommen 1T, 10 liegt
bn5 woDl bdra1, oaB Die Socialoernotrdten
an Der ougcmeincu Sproerung TeltDalten,
baB sic 8rduerei6eftber in 3ufuHlt 9}iez
manoen aniteacu iolen, Der t6nen nibt
BON ibncr il6erlpiclen lit, unb feincn Der
bon ibnen l1ebertDieienen 3uriiGipeiien burs
fen, eS lei benl1 aus Waangel an 8efdbi7
gung. Die 8raucreibeiiBer maben aber
gelteub, oaB e8 no6 onbere @rilnOe gebe,
Die tie beltimmen fDnntcn, einen iberlpte7
lelen Nrbeiter ab5ulebner, un0 Dap, Oa
Sem Qrbeiter Die frcie 8aAl ieireS 2lrbeitz
scberS Suftc6e, unO ct ieberseit nt6t mir
Den Nrbeitsplab, irn0ern dud9 ben Qr6ettSz
OFT tpecbieln f0nne, 0em Nrbeitgcber, Der an
ben Srt gebunoen lei, DenigitenS Die freie
QSabl letner Nrbeiter 5ugeftanDen tperoelt
ioue.
9(n bieiem &drbinaIpuntte i9etnen Die
8erDanblungen gelcbettert st 1etn. Wur7
ben Die 8rauereibeltber in bemielben nabz
gcben, 10 ipiirbe an ibr 8iberitanO 9egen
Die Wieberoniteaung Der beionberen int
Scat entlaiienen 2lrbetter nicbtS 9cnibt 6az
BEN, benu misunderstanding wirOen bieie
Die erlten letlr, Die ibnen ipieoer 3~ugepieien
tperben tpiirben. 1nb Steben Die Social
bemofraten Sic Sorberung suriid, 10 bitten
ltc cine Nieberla9e e%rlitterl, Die ibrem 9lne
ieben tpeaen bet grOBen Wiaiien, Die in ben
&f bineinge5ogen t%purben, i6tperen
S6aoen 3~ufiisen milBte.
9aS 8ebauerltbfte BEL bieiem Sample
lit, baB ct no%tbpenOiger @etle uttter Den
9eiinnun9sti6tigen @rbeitern benS6napSz
iuff forbern mllb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22

8unO 3e6ntaulcn6 Trauen Doben IN
Chicago bur6 9fegiitrirun9 ibre Abltcbt
funbgetban, ibre Stimmen ab5u9eber.
@egeniiber Sen 227, 900 W%5annern, tpelcbe
fi6 t1 Sic @G6lerliitcn baben etntra9cn
laiien, seigt bas nob gerabe feline belln1
r~ubt9enbe Gei9ung Ser Trauelt, lt6 IN Die
9olitif gu i~tiirsen. 2luf ic % Wtaitl1er
cine Srou = bas tGBt iih ertragen.
@rfreuliA lift e5 fir 0teientgen, nelcbt
bon Ser 8et6eiligung Der Srauen an
benz polttiI9en 2ebsu feline 8efierunq
unierer .3uitdn6e ertparten, 81 ieben, OaF
in ben nor5ugSmetie bon Gtn8eip6loertel1
bepobnten 9Sar6s sic 3abL Der re9tftrttter
Srauen cine 10 seringe lit. Sn Der D., o.,
T., 8. unb 9. @ar6, tpeLbe 29,554 mdtn7
lide @GbLer oufpeiien, Dattet 1tcb nur
1872 Srauen gut gtcgiitrirung e~tn9etun0en
in BET 16ten nur A., in Der 17ten nur l., N
Scr 22itcn 40, IN Der 231ten nur 9; ltrlo
ielbit Sic Elite Warb, tpel6e in tbren
Norbe116e unb Sitenbe ei1en l%tarfelt allte:
rifanil6en Stretfen bat, braebte rur loo
Trauen 5ur Gegiitrtrung.
Oagegen fommert in bet arnerttdnt1cber
un6 republifaniic6en 8anneripar0, bet IL.
ouf ie II MGnner cine re9tltrtrte Srau
in ser 81. aber gar cine Trau auf tpent9e1
ais iebs WtGnner, unb Die B., f., r., 20.
81, 80, 33.unb 81. @arb, baS itnb BIZ
emerifaniicben @arbS, tteaen GIG o0e'
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