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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

MIR. J. q. Safiey. Of Traer, la. owns
1910 acres of tine prairie land and does
her own farming. Last year she sold
= 600 worth Of tat cattle. $50 worth Of
horses and II EOS worth Of tat hogs
Nrs. S.,fey has attended every school
election m her subdistrict for twelve
years. and while refusing 10 be elected
director has invariably voted for direc-
tor and secured the best man for said
office. The same teacher has taught her
school for eight consecutive terms Mrs
Sahev's only son i a graduate Of Cor
nell Her oldest daughter Is IN the
sophomore class. and viii graduate IN
1894 Her youngest daughter Is attend
ins school al home. Mrs. Safely man
sccs an her own business, and with per
feet success In arranging for the eele-
bration Of Memorial Day this year a
ioint meeting was held by the business
men Of Traer and the old soldiers Of the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

Two southern women. the editors OF
the Arkansas Woman's Chronicle. have
Just achieved a remarkable feat in local
politics. AT the school election in Lit
tie Rock one ticket for school directors
bore the names Of Edgerton and Fetch
er. the other those Of Mitchell and
Thomas. The Woman's Chronicle spit
the ticket" taking the best man from
each side. and came ont for Edgerton
and Mitchell. Although it poured with
rain all election day. more than 5000
votes were cast. as against 500 at the
last election. aud the split ticket advo-
Gated by The Woman's Chronicle was
elected.
A woman SAYS in a private letter,
The Chronicle lifted the school election
above the plane Of politics. made its OWL
ticket and beat the town" II took cour.
age on the part Of the editors Of The
Chronicle TO do this. as both these ladies
are teachers in the public schools. and
their effort. if unsuccessful. would prob
ably have cost them their places Al
honor to the women.-Boston Woman
Journal
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

Every girl and woman should each
month have a regular allowance; 10 do
inst as she pleases with It. Parents who
never refuse their daughters anything
they desire have no idea how cruel they
are when they make woman ask for
every cent she gets and tell what she Is
going 70 buy with il. The lack Of a
regular allowance brushes the most gen
erous and the most natural instincts.
The girl who has no allowance misses
many pleasures in life. She never knows
what it i TO save mp. 70 deny herself
some things in order 10 buy some one a
gift. She has no idea Of the excitement
arising from spending all her allowance
the first week and pulling along on moth
ing the other three weeks This is quite
the usual thing, especially when she
first has her allowance. -Philadelphia
Music and Drama
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

At a recent fancy ball in Washington
an ingenious young woman went as the
meteorological bureau On her head
she wore a silver helmet, crested with a
weather vane Her waist drapery was
confined with a close fitting blue bodice,
ornamental with white stars and Dor
cered By rows Of real silver dollars
This bodice was laced in front over a
Thermometer in which the lady kept the
mercury moving mp and down in an ex-
cited manner. To further carry out the
vagaries Of our climate she wore from
her shoulders a heavy bearskin cape
from Montana. while her frilled skirts
were Of the Iightest China silk.-Phila-
delphia Ledger.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

Both the method and results When
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; 1t b pIesnnt
and refreshing to the taste, and acfs
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bovek, cleanses the ~
tenn ei5ectually, dispels colds. had
aches and fevers and cures habituL
constipation Syrup of Figs i the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing TO the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt IN
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, il
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known
Syrup Of Figs IS for ale In Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gistz Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand win pro-
cure it promptly for any one Who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
s<s fk<scISco. csl-
LOUISVILLE. u sFs roxx ~
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

Feat with bsr husband. and when his
derby was smashed she rose up and
whacked the sInnsher over the head
with Ing hickory cane The blow
sounded like tie pop Of pistol. and the
bully went sprawling over a seat Then
how she did belabor him One Of biz
companions attempted to come TO his
rescue and Wa laid cut in the aisle
Then she chased the rest Of the gang
back into the smoker and dared them to
leave IL. And they didn't A. for the
male passengers. we hadn't word 10
Jay. We were even more crestfallen
than the bullies. st Louis Globe
Dorocrsraf
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

The interest and growth Of the profes-
sion Of trained nurses Is shown in the
nursing congress which l. 70 be held az
the Worlds fair in Chicago. Papers on
different branches and subjects relating
TO the profession are 10 be prepared by
persons specially qualified for such serv-
ice in this country and abroad Among
Others Miss Edith Kirwan Ward. who
nursed Prince George Of Wales through
his recent attack OF typhoid fever and
also attended the Duke Of Clarencs
through his fatal illness. will contribute
a paper on Private Nursing"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

A Delightful Way OF Earning Living
ChaperOning young girls on travelling
expeditions or conducting older women
OF little experience in travelling Is be
coming regular summer profession
among bright. capable women One
young woman who has salary Of about
s.. 600 secures for herself each year de-
lightful summer vacation abroad by
taking small parties Of women about
the Old World. where her exceptional
linguistic ability. her knowledge OF
routes, places, people and points Of in
terest are a most excellent stock in trade
for the duty Of courier. She viii have
fifteen women in her party this season
New York sun
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23
SIR. Joseph Cook on Woman suffrage

Ar. Joseph Cook ON Woman Suffrage
The time has come. said Mr. Cook,
when rsSman's voice j. TO be heard IN
the councils Of America. In crowded
towns male suffrage has proved a fail
ure. and woman's purity needs represen-
tation at the polls The power Of the
church must not be forgotten. but the
church must 90 forth into the world
would not seem unbalanced in placing.
as do. the utmost importance upon the
full. free municipal suffrage for wom-
IN. for would not leave out these two
conditions: First. that you carry the
reading test into politics further than
now. Another condition l. that the bal
lot should be a compulsory one. as edu-
cation IS compulsory.
Dir. Cook supported MS position by
examples from other countries II these
two conditions are insisted upon, be
said. women viii stay within proper
bounds. cuisines Woman's Journal
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23
ons sm.ll Memap.. Nsr,s.

The nerviest man l ever saw was
woman. remarked W. II. Thompson.
OF Chicago "A was going from sui
water. Mimi. 10 Oshkosh. and aboard
fhe train were a dozen pinery men who
pad Just been paid of. They took the
train and ran it 10 suit themselves
They bad the train crew completely
rowed. and started in to make them
selves obnoxious 70 the passengers
rhey wanted a row apd were deter.
mined TO have il. but nobody appeared
Inclined to accommodate them. Finally
khey invaded the ladies' coach, whooped'
keiRd Ind smashed the hats Of male
By senesA down over their eyes
a Are little woman SAT IN tns
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

She Was Pauper >inety-two Years
Miss Betsy Trunbull. who died re-
Gently al the almshouse in Skowhegan,
Me-. al the age Of ninety-two years, was
supported by the town from the day Of
her birth to the day Of her death. for.
although able 10 do considerable work,
both indoors and out. she was Of feeble
intellect and unable TO take care Of her
self. Ninety-tw0 years on poor farm
Is believed 10 be the longest time on
record.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23
A Mayor Who Believes in Woman suffrage

At the recent commencement Of the
Colorado State university. which Is CO.
educational. several young women were
members Of the graduating class Hon
Platt Rogers. mayor Of Denver. was
amoug the speakers. He said.
A. a property owner. woman's night
10 hear and be heard. 10 vote and be
voted for, Is q great as the most treas
ured franchise that has ever been con
ferred. Indeed. the difficulty Is not 10
satisfy ourselves that her claim To suf-
frage Is a. valid as our own. but rather
10 understand and defend the reasons
upon which her Acknowledgement has
been based. If the cO-education Of the
sexes means anything. il Is this; The
line Of distinction in the minds Of the
educated OF the country has ceased TO
exist. Nothing. then. remains a. bar
rier 10 the full assumption Of her rights
save the unsubstantial mumrnery Of
words This must speedily It, removed.
and the Nineteenth century must crows
its achievements by the granting 70 won
en- of free and unlimited suffrage
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

To Form womsn's Press Association
Clara Bewick Colby. vice president OF
the Women's National Press association,
and Ella ". Peattie. chairman Of com.
mittee on organization. request all WON
en- in Nebraska who are writers or jour
nalists 10 meet July , at the Office Of
The World-H Herald. in Omaha. for the
purpose Of forming a Nebraska Won
ans Press association Boston Won
ans Journal.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

tividual v hoe liver eomp plant has n>su med the
chronic form The eyeballs OF the sunerer as
h lue saffron hue. there i dull pain IN The re
on OF the organ affected. the tongue Is coated.
II cath = ur slck adaches usua y tut not al
Szys occur. and there l. sometimes dizziness on
arising from 4 sitting posture. Con.tipatiou
ant dyspersis are also attendants OF this very
common all uenf. always in it. lrxr waited form.
liable 70 breed assesses Of the liver, which are
very dangerous. Ho-fetters stomach bifters
wholly tr-ticares 10. - well as the troubles
complicated zith 10 and which L orizlnaies-
In chi l. aud fever. complaint ~nlcl slNay :
Weld. 10 the tiers. the liver i seriously m
goivcf. This the Alternative t0uic removes COS
tiyene~- and Indigestion. rheumatic. nervous
and kitrey trouble and debility
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23
tTHLETKs.

One md all bear witness 10 ALLcocE'<
Pokous PLasrkks ~ invaluable for taeir
purposes
James Robinson. the athletic trainer At
Princeton CoIlegs. Princeton, " J.. ksys:
have found IL imperative TO have pure
and simple r-medies on hanf In case Of
cuts, bruises, strains. sprains. coils. rh>u-
mafism- ETC. Shortly after entering upon
my profession discovered such = remedy
IN ALLcoCk's PoEors PLksTEU- / tried
other plssters, bnt found them too harsh
and irritating ALLcocK's Pokors PLksrEe1
zive almost Instantaneous relief, and their
strengi hening power II remarkable In
eases Of weak back pot too pIzzters on the
small Of the back and in a short time you
will be capable Of quite severe exercise In
sprint and distance races and jump
ing the muzcIes or tendons In the legs and
feet sometimes weaken Thi. can invaris-
bly, be relieved BY cutting the plaster in
narrow strips. 50 a. TO give free motion
and applying on muscl . affected"
bkAbDzETH's PILLs rectify the secretions
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

In many modern houses press Is built
Of milady's dressing nom. In this are
long. light. easy moving drawers, IN
winch gowns are laid out full length
instead Of being hung up
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

Nickel pudding dishes with covers are
a new moderate priced substitute for
the silver plated ones all housekeepers
like. bur which many find beyond the
resources Of their pockerbooks.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

Tea leaves are good 70 sprinkle on all
but very delicate carpets before sweep
ing. as il prevents dust from rising and
also brightens the colors
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

In a recent examination IN Holland
for the position Of pharmaceutical assist
ant. nineteen ont Of thirty female candi-
dates and only eight ont Of twenty-four
male candidates were successful
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

Coughs. colds and sore throat quickly
relieved by "BroaR's Bronchial Trochss-'
25 cents a box.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

In the French chamber Of deputies a
bill has been carried allowing women
engaged in trade 10 vote for members Of
the boards Of arbitration. Another
bin to make women eligible to sit on
these boards Was defeated
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

Mrs. Lucy A. Boardman has given
So. 900 TO New Haven 10 erect a build
ing fer a manual training school
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

ChIcagoans themselves can hardly have
known how wicked they were until Editor stead
told them about 10.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

As mercury viii surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely deranxe the whole system
prescriptions IRON reputable physicians. the
damage they viii do y t<nfold % tae good you
can possibly derive from them Halfs Catarrh
Cure manufactured By r. J. cheney &,Co-. To
le10, o., con rxins no rcury. and n taken inter
nallT. acting recuy upon The blood and mu
cous surfaces Of the system In buying HAIR
CatArrh Cure be sure You get the genuine II
i taken insernally and made 10 T0le1o. Ohio
b. =. J. Cheney 4 Co. Testimonials free
~ sod By Drug ists; price. - cents pc
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

}. q. sacey post manned for Mrs. sahey's
deceased husband). and Mrs. Safely was
elected president Of the day.-Tipton
Ia Advertiser.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

81. WI DOCC--lS a. SHOE
----lr-I%c 1l1-s c--t1ul v-r< crssr1r ron
f6FnInxf n s. o. >. - vac i'lr - r1lrer
~tn--nS A u tie vor.l- Sl--e a. p-ic-
MEL, "a stamped ca ne bos-1rl- Ese-Y
Aon. ,tiss a pr -rl-rl-z---- Tax 10 slhs-i-
brrr..xrr,A cesc-irti1n q or cu--pi--=
f.f1 ~ 1ffel.~1 - L-cs fcr l--lles 1at gen
xyr-nf tezc1 or $40 f1r T.
- III IL hpvE % Or
der By nl4ll. Postage fr--- Yea en- x-f IL bs-<
h-rT1lns e t<--ers " - push or shoe[
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

One Tuerk Water Motor. new. that will
develop from 10 70 l5-horse power can b.
had a. a sacrifice oy addressing
PALMA & KEr.
Portland. Or.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23
Only a Scar Remains
scrofula Cured Blood Purified by
Hoods Snrsapariila-

&C L Hood & Co. Lowell. Mass.
1t i With pleasure that send a testimonial
eoneesninz shsf Hoods sxrs3psr.lls has doue
, 1894-08-01
Rolf uno Sehm.

Q8enn BEL irgenb elmer Pflan3e beS &altS
9eooc9t miro, tpenlt 8ela8t tptrO, oaB ie
8alf o6er faIfbaltigen 8obcn lie6e, 10 lit
oteleS beita6e .tlnrner babin 81 Deriteben,
baB i6on Elm 9an3 geringer 3uiaB Don
Galf genit9t, Dem 8e6ilrfntB Der folfliebeu>
Den Bflanse entgegen 81 fommen, Oenn
tie in Der fart faLt6altigen grOe nicbt 5u
ge6etDen D6er gebt auc6 tDODl gar GIT
@runbe. Die bette 8et8obe BON &alt in
Der 8Lumcn3uGt lit after Derpitterter
Wfauerfalf, Ben man beim @inretBen alter
0ebGu0e itb leiC6t Deri3Qffen fam. Ser
8letcben 1T after 30lfpuB 5u iammeln, in
cine alte 8tite Deer SAB 3u t6uu ull0 por>
lGuft9 bis sum 0erbit an trgeno einemt
trDdenen Srte auf3ubetpa6ren; a(5DQun
miro CT SIT BulOer geitOBen uno in fletnen
Wtengen 0Uf 0teieutgen 0artenbeete ygez
itreut, auf 0enen falfltebel10e g ~flar3en
iteben o6er gcpflat5t tperben io1er1. Q8iQ
man bieien &olf ni9t bis gum 6er6It
troden aufDepobren, 10 fam man i'm 5u
je0er 3eit pulOeriIiren un6 nit Grbe
DermtiDen unO 0ieie Ofiibun9 i'm 6reien
bis 3ur 3ctt 0e5 8ebarfS Ia9ern
la1ien. g8enu fem &alf bon alten Wtauern
unO @ebGu0en 5ur Berft8ung itebt, 70 lit
81 frii38ebrannten, ungel0ic6ten Salt 3t
g~reifen. 9ieier miro I'M @arteu Qltf etnen
fletnen 6aufen geichibtet ul10 nit @rOe be-
6eGt. 0ier 3erbr0delt un6 5erfGut er lno
miro 0ann ipGter nit 1an1mt Der Gr6e in
ben @arten %geitreut, D6er man brin9t 6es
@an3e an irgenb einen BlaB, I'm nacb Sc
biirfniB oanon bolen gu f0nner. 0a 0as
&alfbebiirfntB Der m~eilten 9fl0n5en muir
Elm 0ertngeS 1T, 10 genit9t 9etp0Dnlt3 Elm
GBlDffel bon &alf inter 5 bis 10 Quart
GrDe, f0mmt tn0eB Die Dorgenannte &alf>
un6 @rbmii6un9 5ur 8erDenOung, 10 fam
] bis l Quart atf p%or9enannte Wtenge
Grbe ge9eben mer6en. NuBerbem enpfteDlt
IS itcD auc6, Salt ullter bic &ompOitbaufen
5u 6%rtn8en, mo er iebr gilnittg auf Die 3erz
ieBun8 Der g flan3enreite II. I. N. tptrft.
9oD aub bier iOQ Die 8eI9abe bon &0lf
ntc9t itbertrtcbeu per0en.
g8enn Dnm 2eDm i'm 0Qrtenbau 6te0te0e
lit, 70 lit oarInter niemal5 Der robe, tobte
2eDmt, tpie ioIcher In ber @r0e lagert, 5u
Deriteben, benn Oieier lit, neil er BON Der
2uft ab8ei9lOlien 8ele8en, fit 6ie@emacble
SIT rob 1n0 unDer0aulic6 un0 mus crit
me0rere Sabre an Der 2uft liegen, beoor ct
nit BEN g flan3en in 8eriibrung fommen
bari. 0etp0bnlic9 Derlte6t man unter &eDm
nic6tS an0erc8, ais nur le6m6Qlttgen, ic6on
l0nge sur Gultur DcnuBten 8ooen, iolcbet
chen, iDte i'm gauge @e9en0en aufpejlen.
g6iu monSanbz o0er ir9eno ei1en an0eren
8oben lebn16alttg macbeL 10 tpir6 eiufQG0
l0lcDer Slllturlebm, alto &e6m0oben, aui
Dem ibon 8 fan3en t%ulttDirt wuroen, betz
npn7p11nt
, 1894-08-01
@6els atstS ole GAeueital @attf.

Sn ben &rctIen bet QlfttDnGre Ser Derz
tra3ten DGbenical 9totionalbont" lit man
iebr Deri1nupft iiber Bic Q8ei8erlng bc5
GOmptrOuerS @GelS, ouf BEN 8oricbLo9
zines bjeiigen 8art6ouie8, Die sur 8cfrie6iz
gun8 Ser 6ringenbiten Torberu1t9cn crs
for6erli3en 421, 900 Dollars .9egen Ser
pfGnOung Ser Wfoiie Dor3uitrc6en, oteic
oonlt gu @elO 3I mohen un6, mach Qlb3u9
0eS 8Ori9ulieS BON benz lIeberi4uB SO
Pro5cnt an Die Qlfttondre a65u8eben, ben
9telt aber etn3uia6en, %ein3u9ebcr. Die Off
ttonGre Datten auf Bic Weilc BEN foItipiez
It8en W}aHerDeripalter 1o5perben poQer
uno 1T am Gn0e ein beitimmter 8erluIt
bon 40 D. $. ben utbeitimmten Soften
elmer 0taienUerDoltung bor3u3ic6en. Ser
Comptroller gGelS pi6erieBt Itb Dem
Bt0ne, neil CT in Dem Gori6lage Deg
8Gnf6auieS 60r6on Gea1 & Comp. Elm
Observation-Disclosures erblidt ur6 CT
1hb ouf Elm ioI3eS nicbt einLofen mill, mas
t9m aub fem Derniinftt9er G2enic6 libel nebz
men miro, benin er bleibt ais Comptroller
ben @Idubi8ern un6 oucb ben 2~(ftionaren,
bic nibt ouf ben 8ori9ta8 Ser 6crren
Sarcbon 2eo9 & So. ein9in8en, fit bie
2tfttOa Der 8otf p%erantportlitb. Tataler
Q8eiie aber bat GdelS ieiner 13ett Sic 2l6z
pifeluug Ser @eio6afte Der SAINT icinem
Observation-Disclosures 1T Der 2looofatur u6crz
tra8en un0 lit iein 8ru6er III beiicn 8uz
reau on8eiteat, io0oB olio jeBt feline 6an6s
Lrn8speile ais cine 8e0initigung bteier
beiOen @criOnli0feiten ous8clc9t pirO.
9errn @feI5 8ei9ie6t bamtt ie0enfaQS I'M
recbt, aber c5 benefit bieier SAT- auf'8 g}e1e,
6aB baS @iinitlin05neien i'm Stoots6tenfte
nnter alien llmitdnOcn Oertperflicb lift un0
itcb mancbmal i9lper rdbt, SeBt brin8t
eS 9errn @feL5 in ben @er6abt Der Garz
teilt9teit unO e5 wirb ibm icbper fallen,
bic @ftiondre Der 8ant BON Der uneigenz
niiBi8teit ieineS @erfaDrens gu iiber3eugen.
, 1894-08-01
Stdottihes.
Ohr Derh0r perfhoben.
2iatcr 6ro6cup perfdhrt NIT mooIihite'
ltil0e 9eeen Ole perPafteteu Streifer.

8or Sem 9ticbtcr @jr0Bcup lpur0e geitern
cine 9ollSe 2lu5oEI bon WtiBncbtungsidIcn
gcgcnStreiter auf9erufen, iebob perldbOben.
2lUguit &aBler, etn 2lngeiteIltcr Der Santa
6eaBobu, bet am Wtontag Uerbaftet un0
ieitocm BON bcm WiarlbQu in @epabrlam
gebaltcn ipurOc, Deriucbte in 9ebrOaeneut
@n9lilb ben 9tidbtcr SIT crflGrel1, baB er
llitbt oa5u gcratbcn babe, QQc yScab5" SIT
crmor0e1. 9ticbtcr G)roBcrp lcBtc icblteBz
Iicb iein Gerb0r Guf 6reitag Mor9en al
ul1o ba &eBlcr nic9t i'm Stanoc mar, 8iirge
lcbQft 5u ge6en, 10 Durbe Inn g~eit0ttet,
naD 6auie 81 gebelt, umlomebr ais feline
Srdu D0b uno tDeuer Uerlprd6, fur OaS
@rlDeinen ibreS Otarne5 iorgen gu tDOIen.
Die 8iirgi6aft BON Soiepb 9ifers, Oer
gciterr unter Spei 2lnflagen perbaftet
purbe, icBle Ser &icbter BON $4,000 auf
$4,000 6crab. 8iGer5 lit Elm &rilppel, Der
ais Q8eid1eniteuer I'M 9ienite Der BUR
rin8ton 8aDu etnen 9irm pcrIor. ST bat
ieBt gcget Die 8a6n9elell6aft, an 0ercn
Gi9entbum ct fib Der NntLagc gemdB Der7
griifen 1aben fol, cine S9aoeuer i0BfLa8e
a~n6Gngi8 9em09t.
Der W}iBacbtun8SsB ro5cB 8egen 8rdit>
bent QS. s.. SpertDt un0 Die ii6ri9en 8e>
aulten Der StoGDaro5z 9ofol5l1nion bcr
Nmertcnn EailtpaD Union tpltrbe geitarn
Oor 8utbeSri6ter OroBcup nuf8erufen.
9te 8ei9ulOigun3 9egen bic Nngefl0gtcn
beitcDt bartn, oaB fte an9cbltc6 troB be5 8e>
gen ite crlaiicnen Ginbalt9befe6leS Elm Sir
culor bruden GteBcn, in ipcldbeut Tie bic 2trz
better oufforoerten, Die Q(rbett in ben
StofDarbS nie0er3ule9en, p~ibrigenfauS iie
3cit iDrcS 2c6elS ais yScab5" 9ebranOz
n1arft iein ipiir6en. 9ie Q(n9eflagten ga
ben an, DoB ie nit ienem Circular burdz
aus NIGHTS SIT tbun bdtten. Ql0Oofot Sec
ting, Der 8ertbeiOt9cr Ser Nngef(a9ten, ber7
lan8te, OaB Oteielben iofort unter @t6 Der7
Bort Ditroen, Oa9e9en pur6e je0od BON
8un6eSanpaItWfiI4riit unb 6eIien 2%liiiiten7
ten, Mea9bcr, @iniprucb erbOben. Der
9ttdter oronetc oGnn on, OaB Die Qngcfl099
ten ithriftLic6 cine 9tciDe bon 6yogen bcant@
morten ~iollcn, bic tbnen bon BEN 8ertretcrn
bcr 8unbeSregierung DorgeLe9t iper6en.
Die JOrtieBung Ser 8erbon6lungen lDur6e
Johann ouf ftnftigen 6reitag berid6obcn.
Die 2(ngeflagten batter 3u BET geitrtgen
0eri6t8itBun9 6a8 Brototoubu6 tbrer
ltnion mit6ringeu miiIien. 0aSlelbe puroe
in Der Sfftce oe5 8unbe8anpaItS genau
.9epriift, eS ent6ielt ober feline gtDti5 it6er
einen ettpai8en 8eibluB Der Union, Die
ObenertDd4nten anit0Btgen Gircllare 31 Dcrs
Dffentliben.
, 1894-08-01

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