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WEARY OF GROVER.
Verdict of Voters in the Recent
Eastern Elections.
Political Disasters and New Humilia-
tions Closing in on CIeve-
lands Party.

New YORK, Feb. 23.-The Sun saws
editorially: Grover Cleveland's plurality
for President on the popular vote in all
the forty-four States of the Union fifteen
months ago was 366.211. The plurality on
Tuesday last against Mr.. Cleveland aud
the policies of his administration was half
as large as that in the single State of Penn
sylvania, one State out of forty-four. Such
is the verdict of Pennsylvania. The verdict
from New York fortnight ago was the
same. 1t Will be the same wherever the
people get chance to vote.
Political disasters and new humiliations
are closing in upon the Democracy from
every quarter. Popular condemnation of
the dishonest and anti-Democratic Wilson
bill. the insane income tax project and the
Infamous monarchial plOt which the pres
ent administration has made distinctive
features takes impressive form whenever
and wherever the ballot-boxes are opened.
This is the time to tell the plain truth, and
here is the truth in its nakedness.
Defeat does not necessarily bring dis
honor. Defeat iii defense of principle or
in an honest attempt to redeem sacred
pledge or for the right or for the flag can
never be dshonorab!e. That is not the
sort of defeat to which Grover Cleveland
has led the Democracy in the eleven
months since he entered into office with
commission plainly written and straight
and clear way before him. His promises
rerudiated and insolently ignored, the
Democracy trampled under foot. RESPONSE
bility shirked, lying and cowardly eva
sions substituted for the unqualified decla-
rations of few months ago, American
sentiment outraged and defied, personal
whims or personal spite made the party's
lawl Here we have in forty words the
history of the first year of the Democratic
administration that began with golden
prospects Defeat and dishonor, that is
the bitterness of it. and dishonor is worse
than defeat. What will the Senate do?
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BAD BREAK IN BULLION.
Far the Most Striking Financial
Incident of the DaY.

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-The break in sill
yer in London to 271ad, and a consequent
drop in prices here. Is said by dealer in
this city to be due to the collapse of the
bull movement being manipulated by
Indian banking houses and mercantile
firms on the strength of the probable duty
on importations to India. The failure of
the india Council to favor such action and
the fear that other changes are likely to
be made in the financial system of India
have, il is thought, brought on a liQuidat-
ing movement on the part of holders,
which brought about the heavy fall in
price.
The Posts Wall-street article says:
The heavy break in silver bullion is by
far the most striking financial incident of
the day. AS long as the recent market
weakness was ascribed to liquidation sales
by Bombay spectators there was no rea-
son to believe the lowest price had been
seen one week ago, but the London mar
ket authorities have plainly been on
false scent, and this week, almost for the
first time, it is acknowledged that heavy
and sudden increase in production over
whelmed the market. Not the least sig
nificant is the known fact that this weeks
break in silver has been largely caused
by cable offers from New York at prices
below the earlier London market. It
rests now perhaps less on the Indian and
Chinese demand than on the bottom
figure at which large American producers
are content to sell for future prices of sill
yer.
CALCUTTA, Feb. 23.-The Bengal Cham
Der OF Commerce discussed the resolution
that the best interests of tho country de-
mand that the mints be reopened, but
adopted-69 to lean amendment to the
effect that the mints should not be re-
opened. The feature of the silver ques-
tion in India is an abnormal movement of
all produce toward ports. the object being
to raise money in Europe upon the prod
ucts so forwarded
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HIS POSITION IS WEAKENED.
Reported Mutiny of a Squadron
of the Government.
SINKING OF A REBEL TRANSPORT
More Victories for the Insurgents,
and Soon They Will Have
Possession of Santos.

BUENOS AYRES. Feb. 23.-Advices from
Rio state that Peix0to has stopped all tele-
graphic communication between that city
and Bahia. This action is supposed to have
been taken on accountof the recent events
ia Bahia which have weakened the acting
Presidents position.
1t is reported here that the Government
squadron has mutinied, and that the in
surgent army in the southern part of Brazil
is advancing without opposition. Govern
ment troops sent to meet the army are said
to have been seized with panic aud fed.
1t is feared the continued depreciation
of paper money will lead to financial cr-
sis. The Bolivian forces have invaded
the western part of Brazil and establishe
military posts along the upper course of
the river Purus, in the State of Amazon.
Later advices from Rio say the Govern
ment battery at Ponto Madame has sunk
the insurgent transport Mereurio. The
boiler of the transport exploded and sew
eral men aboard were killed.
LONDON. Feb. 23.-The Commercial
Cable Company to-day sent out the fo-
lowing notice:
An Eastern telegraph company advises
us, under date of Rio Janeiro, February
23 that by order of the Brazilian Govern
ment all communication from. and to
Bahia has been suspended. Messages in
transit will go through as usual"
The Anglu-American Telegraph COM
pany also issued the following notice:
by order of the Brazilian Government all
communication from and to Bahia has
been suspended Transit work will 90
through as usual"
MoNTEvIDEo, Feb. 23.-The Herald
correspondent in Santos sends word that
it is expected that the city will be in the
possession of the insurgents before the end
of the week. There is great excitement in
the city. The streets are filed with
soldiers and citizens are in terror.
The insurgent forces here have won an
other victory. The loyal troops were de-
feated by the federals two days ago near
Faxima on the road from Sianare to Sac
Pauin. Nearly every man in Peixoro's
battalion was wounded. During the fight
the national police deserted Peixoto and
Joined the rebels in body.
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FRENCH ANARCHISTS.
Henry Confesses and TautIiier Goes
to Prison for life.

PARIS. Feb. 23.-Anarchist Henry has
confessed TO being the author of the ex-
plosion in the Rue des Bons Enfants
in November, 1892 Depuy, president of
the Deputies. has received menacing let
tiers, one containing black powder.
which has been sent to the municipal
laboratory for examination.
Leo Tauthier. the anarchist who on No
vember 13 stabbed the Servian Minister
Georgiewitch, in the Bouilon Duyal Res
taurant. was to-day sentenced to penal
servitude for life. The prisoner coolly
answered all questions aud said he had no
spite against Georgiew'tch. He only
wanted to kill sleek bourgeois and
stabbed the Minister with shoemaker's
knife. as the gentleman appeared to be one
of the most prosperous persons in the res
taurant.
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NICARAGUANs DISCOURAGED.
After Bitter Defeat They Are Ready
for a Union.

NEW YORK, Feb. pa special to the
World from San Salvador says: A courier.
arriving from Corpu, says that in the battle
yesterday the forces under Bonila were
completely routed. Eighty were killed
and 40 wounded. The Nicaraguans are
greatly discnu aged.
GUATEMALA, Feb. 23-Private adyices
from Nicaragua said Bellaya is tired of
war and is anxious to submit The dispute
to arbitration. He has signihed to other
Central American Governments that his
Government is ready to unite with other
republics to form union.
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INCENDIARY FIRES.
Many Business Blocks Burned at
Fort Wayne, Indiana.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Feb. % Early this
morning the stores of Yordemark & Bros,
shoes; the Central Telephone Exchange; :;
Myer Brothers. hatters. and S. B. Thing &
Co., shoes, were burned. The loss Is
100000; insured.
At the same time, in another part of the
town, the schoolhouse was destroyed: loss
$4,000; and a barn was burned shortly
afterward. 1t is believed the fires were
incendiary.
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CLEvELAND's CANCER.
Report That Another Surgical Opera
tion Is Necessary.

CHICAGO. Feb. 23-The Evening Posts
Washington special says: II is reported
on pretty good authority that the cancer
Gus growth in President Cleveland's
mouth is again troubling him. and that
another surgical operation is necessary.
and that the Dolphin has been ordered
here to take him ostensibly on a duck
hunting trip. but really to have an opera
ton performed.
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OFFICIALS INDICTED.
Charges Against Those Who Partici-
pated in Salary Frauds,

MASON. Mich, Feb. 23-The Grand
Jury has brought in indictments against
Acknowledgement Ellis, Secretary of St te
Jochim, Treasurer Samsilzer. Land Com
missioner Berry and Clerks Warren, Pot
ter and Busey on various charges of par
ticlpation in the State salaries frauds.
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reasonable doubt. He declared he " ould
apply for stay and certificate of rea-
sonable doubt. Justice Cullen took the
papers on the application for reasonable
doubt. as well as copy of the testimony
taken at the McKane trial. 1t consists of
5000 sheets of typewriter matter and is
very bulky. He said, in receiving the
papers, he would consider the application
and render decision Monday. McKane
was then taken back 10 jail.
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BOXING AND WRESTLING.
Two San Franciscans Defeated at
LeaVenWOrtf1.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kans.. Feb. 23.-The
wrestling contest between Bish Kane of
San Francisco and Billy Fisher of Kansas
City, Grseco-Roman style. was won by
Fisher in thirty three minutes. The wres-
tling match was preceded by six-round
boxing contest between S. L. Roberts of
San Francisco and Red Conley of Leayen-
worth. Conley was awarded the decision
on points, he scoring four knockdowns to
Robertsf tvn
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CONsPIRAToRs SENTENCED.

The punishment of Anarchists Who
Wanted to Kill an Emperor.
VIENNA, Feb. 23.-The court before
which twelve anarchists, accused of con-
spring against the life of the Emperor has
been on trial, has sentenced Franz Haspen
TO ten years at rigorous Imprisonment and
Stofan Hahnei to eight years imprison-
ment. -Four other conspiralors were sen.
fenced to Two and four years. imprison-
ment and six were acquitted.
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hold of. j also consulted doctors. Yes, they
would cure me in a short time, but they always
failed. Then gave it all up, thinking there was
no cure for me. Some few months ago, noticed
YOUR advertisement in the Tacoma Morning
Globe Thought 1 would try the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES, and, to my surprise, three boxes of
CUTICURA, one cake of CUTICURA SOAP. and
three bottles of CUTICURA REsOLvENT cured me
entirely. MY skin is now as pure and white as
that of a child. I send my photograph. l have
MANY friends in Chicago and st. Paul.
JOHN +. PEARSON,
P.O. Box 1862, Whateom, Washington.
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Encountered a Tornado.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 23.-Tne Fuerst Bis
marck arrived two days late. She en-
coun tered a tornado on the voyage from
Genoa. Several sailors were injured and
some minor damage was done the ship.
ALI the passengers are well.
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tlon OF several members. among them
Count Herbert Bismarck. In each case
an inquiry was ordered.
AMENDMENTS WITHDRAWN.
The Peers Remedy Certain Objection
able Measures

able Measures.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-The Peers to-day
considered the reasons advanced by the
Commons for disagreeing with the amend
ments TO the parish councils bill adopted
by the Lords. The Duke of Devonshire
moved as amendments that the quiring
or hiring of land allotments be subject 10
the approval OF the local board instead of
Parliament Both amendments were
adopted. The amendment to raising the
limit of parish from 200 TO 500inhabtants
was rescinded. The other amendments,
which originated in the Lords, were either
Withdrawn or modified.
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DAUGHTERS OF PATRIOTS.
The Congress Hears Reports From
Various States.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-There was
large attendance at the session of the con-
gress of Daughters of the American Revo-
luton. After discussing the eligibility of
certain applicants the congress listened 10
the reports by members from different
States. At noon recess was taken to
call on Mrs. Cleveland.
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NO LONGER A SECRET.
The Marriage of Henry Guy Carleton
and Olive Nav.

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-The Morning Ad-
vertiser says: The marriage of Henry Guy
Carleton. the playwright, and Miss Olive
May, member of the John Drew Com
pany. was announced tonight. The cere-
mOpy was performed at Chicago on Janu-
ary u while the company was playing in
that city. The marriage was kept secret
until this evening.
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Bankruptcy of CaDtaiu O,Shea.

LONDON, Feb. 23.-The details of the
bankruptcy of. Captain O'Shea, formerly
the husband of the lady who married the
late Charles Stewart Parnell, have been
issued. Until 1892 O'Shea had an income of
$4,000. and in 1898 tonIy e700. O'Shea's
are 91S.000. He offers Is sd on
the pound. TIE receiver advises creditors
TO accept the offer.
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cuTICURA WORKS WONDERS

CUrIcURA and CUTIcURA SOAP, externally.
and CUTICURA RESoLvENT, internally, cleanse
the blood and skin of every eruption, impurity
and disease, when the best physicians fail. The
ful. No other remedies are so pure SO sweet.
so speedy and SO effective. They are beyond
all doubt the greatest skin cures, blood puri-
fers and humor remedies of modern times.
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DEFENDED BY CRISPI.
Failure of an Attempt to Impeach the
Italian Minister.

ROME, Feb. 23.-After an address by
Bianchier, the newly elected President,
the Italian Chamber to-day discussed the
disorders in Sicily and Carrara. Baba-
loni. socialist. condemned the state of
siege and arrests of socialists in Sicily. and
moved to imDeach the Ministry. Premier
Crispi justified the acts of the authorities.
Amid cheers the Chamber adjourned.
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WANTS A NEW TRIAL.
Boss Mckane Very Anxious for
Another Heariup.

BROOKLYN. Feb. 23.--John Y. MeKane
pleaded not guilty to-day to charge Of
conspiracy. After some minor cases had
been disposed of Colonel James, counsel
for McKane, arose and read the law relat-
ing to the granting of certificates for a
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Won't Go to the Convention.

ALBANY, Feb. 23.-Ex- Secretary of the
Navy William c. Whitney has resigned as
delegate from the Seventh Senatorial
District of New York City to the Consti-
tutional Conve ntion. The resignation was
forwarded to the Secretary of State to-
day.
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skin disease. When / first
felt it, there appeared a few
small red spots on my breast,
and it kept on spreading
slowly. 1t started the same
on my back, between my
shoulders. A few days after
the spots turned gray, and
began itching. Small scales
would fall Off, so it continued
spreading all over my body.
l tried all the patent medi-
cires cOuld think of. or pat
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ITCHING AND SCALY
Dreadful Skin Disease 8 Years. Doc
tors Medicines Useless. Cured
by Cuticura for $4.75.

I feel it is my duty to tell you my experience
with your CUTICURA REMEDIES. have been
troubled for over nine years with a dreadful
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Sold throughout the world. Price, CUTIcuRA,
5oc.; SosP, 25c.; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by
POTTER DRUG AND CHEM. CORP, Boston.
RJ-" How to Cure Skin Diseases" mailed free.
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Death of the Oldest Mason.

DANvILLE, KY. Feb 23.-Jacob Smith
IF Gerard County. the oldest Mason in the
United States, died to-day, aged 90 wears.
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WAS LEFT IN A COURT.
Discovery of Bomb Parl.iy Burned
at Cologne

COLOGNE. Feb. 23.-A glass tuho con-
tanning liquid and half bugiiE wcol. sur
rounded by pieces of iron and buli,,,s and
WIDER. all wrapped in a piece of
paper. has been found in a court of iustice.
The contents are being analyzcd.
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Contests in the Reichstag.

BERLIN, Feb. 23.-In the Reichstag OBJ
jections were moved in regard to the elec-
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SIX WERE DROWNED.
A Lifeboat Swamped While Going to
a Sinking Ship.

LONDON, Feb. 23.-Ibe coast guard
crew at Inverness, Scotland, in endeavor-
ing TO rescue the crew of vessel in dis
tress had their boat swamped. Three
officers and three men were drowned.
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DIMPLES, blackheads, red and oily skin pre-
TIM vented and cured by CUTIcURA Soar.
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LikerIorningDe
Hoods SarsapariIIa Fresh
ems, strengthens, Cures
Heart Observation-Disclosures In the
Stonacn-That Tired Feeling.

"I am glad 10 state that Hoods Sarsaparilla
has done me lots of good. 1 was subject to
cramps in the stomach. liver complaint. indi-
gestion, palpitation of the heart, and that tired
ieeE0g. Two years ago 1 gave Hoods Sarsa-
parilla trial. 1 have not been without a sup
ply OF IL from that time. 1t relieved me won
derfully, and now when feel the least upeasi-
ness / resort TO Hoods Sarsaparilla, aud IT
always gives me immediate relief. 1 could not
do without IL, ana several OF my neighbors have
used it upon my recommendation and found il
An Excellent Medicine,
Doing fhrm good after all other medicines
failed am also highly pleased with the effects
OF HOODS Pills. As morning dew refreshes
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SprinsfeIb, 16. OF.


profeGor &eenan mar an, Monta9 9es
i@dftsbalber in Mantato.
Geo. Grimm 1T Strobmittmer, ba
feline @emablen in Weu l1lm auf Bes
iu1 meilt.
gtma so perionen BON bier pobnten
am Dienitas Der 0eriammIuns Der tatb.
Interchangeable in Nep lllm bel.
Sobn Carroll ucn @eit 8oint, @is..
uerbra@te cine Wo4e auf Weiu9 Bel iei>
ner S@weiter, Grau Yeter Me&eeuer.
babier.
$. Benbirens neue Neiiben3 uurbe
letten Samita8 uollenbet unb NIT Der
mobernen ginri@tuns 1T biefelbe sesen>
pdrtis bas feinite @ebdube in Sprins>
fielb.
Gin semi6er berr Gates pom ct.
Saul belt am Samitas Nbeno cine I'm.
ipra9e int Opernbauie, mdbrenb mel>
der er ueriudte, republitaniide Meois
gin aus3utbeilen. Na9bem er iid etrpa
cine balbe Stunbe iber ben 62er &riee
aussebreitet unb ielbitueritdnbli9 bic
r@lorrei4e alte Yartei" in ben iieben>
ten 9imn,el seboben bate, uerIeste er
ii@ auf Q0iuns Der Jinan,frase. uer=
widelte ii@ iebo@ berartis III @ibers
iprl@e, baB IS taum slaubboft fem
Tam, baB er ieIbit na@ber muBte, mas
er iasen woQte. l1eberbaupt mar bic
san3e @ebe' Elm tldsli9er WRiBerfols.
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Gorrupte 8eeinGuBuns 1T in I'D
ielbit bic f%ortwdbrenoe GueQe aQes
@@le&ten; iie 3eritSrt bic 2raft ~unierer
,arme, peri@eu@t bic @eisheit aus ben
3auen seiessebmber &0rperi@aften unb
untersrdbt bic Nutoritdt Der 8eboroen
unb na9t ielbit an, Tunbamente unierer
Bunbes>G contribution. Corruption 1T
Der Nnfans gum gnoe.
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Muf E n, @,4ieBItanbe be.

Mui benz S4ieB itanbe.
l1nteroffsier: Bot Bomben unb
@ranaten! Mustctier Meper, Sic i@iez
gen ia beute u;eoer gang erbdrmli@!
@as .baben sic benn fur aorn -senom>
men?
Mustet,er Deeper: Norbbduier, 9err
l1nteroffi3ier!
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WoridIaQ 5ur @lte.

Wori9Ia9 sur Site.
Treunb, gu elmer @ittme, bic bereits
amei Mdnner ~perloren bat: @iien sic,
meme Qiebe, sic iouetn eisentli@ bod
bas Statipiel e~rlernen!
@ittme: @o3u benn bas aber?
Treunb: Sd meme nur, IS wGroe fi3
in bieiem Sale Der NIT &e@t 10 beliebte
= brittle Mann lei@ter inoen!
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Springfield uno umgegeno.

6err @ebbarb unb Gamilie rueilten
AM Sonntas bel v. 6. Dds gu @eiud.
Die @oobmen balten an, Greita8
in Der TreimaurerbaQt cine Speaialpers
ammluns alb.
Die 6utdinion Tamilie wirb am
nd@ien Dienitas I'M Spernbauie elm
CONCERT 9eben. unb am "a. unb 25.
b. M. pirb Prof. Seller, Der beribmte
Masiter, in berielben Sale 0oriteQuns
gen seben.
Sulius S@manbt bat Dl6mtes Ne:
iben5 semietbet unb wirb bemnd4il in
bic Stabt Sieben.
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9

Ontel: r&inber. wer uon gu@ 1T am
brauRen?" - Mue: SOL" = OnteI:
,@em iou i'd nun bic Dlte seben?"
- Aue: rYRir!" = Ontel: rNber has
sebt ia ni@t, i'd bab' ia Bios eine!" =
Der pieriabrise Sans: r@a, iiebt Du
enbli@ elm, baB Du INNER gu menis
mitbrin9it?"
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@e cine Teinbe unablaiiis baBt
mirb nit Der i3eit aud ieinen Greunben
unb lo9ar Golden, bic ibm total sleids
saltis iinb, fem MiBfauen 5eisen.
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Betdnoise gDa@iamteit 1T Der Preis
Der Greibeit. Das amerisanii&e Bolt
bat I'M lesten BierteIiubrbunbert sei&!a:
fen. IS 1T bic bS@ite 2eit, Bag 60 bas
ran erinnert uirb.
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u tia.

@ouueruante (im Staotpart): Sieb,
Gmma, ba 1T cine freie Bant, ba moQen
mir uns binieten. @enn aber elm Mann
tommt, iteben mir aaf.
&Ieine emma: @enn aber tein Mann
tommt, bleiben sic iisen, ni@t mabr?
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&mmt tbr Mrbctt?

Stetise glrbeit fir bas 9r0Bte @ei9Gft int
Weten. IRit unieren Mitteln t6n1,eu mir
einen 9uten gertduier lit ,ruei Wo@en beranz
bilben. 9lQe BGlme rnb Strd,lder aus l,,=
ierer @Grtnerei iii,b %sarantirt. Is BET beiteu
Sorter Same,l &artoiieln in BET Belt.
Wolt ibr @elb, 10 idreibt Al!
aunits unt slum.nsart. E.E. 1ItdY 90.
ner u. sam.nbanSl.r. CsD ct. paul, Wtin,t.
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unIiebes 0erieben.

unIiebeS VerebeM.
Solbat: rMber, S@at. bas @anierl
ba 1T ia gang uerbrannt." Ss}unsseieQens
&54in. % @ott, iett bab' i'd Oil bas
@tadel a~ufseboben, bas i'd benz sndois
een 6errn porieten moute!"
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@enn bic Qeute alle ben &atb BE-:
folsen miirben, INNER erit gu benten,
ebe lie ipre4en, ME itia, ME unertrds>
lid rubis mlrbe Is in bieiem iroii4en
Symmetrical fem!
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5 M NJ er %9eplast.

Gag, Ma5i, triesit Du HeiBis Hris
ael uon Deinem Meiiter?" - Gar
teine. @enn er arbeitet, bat er oa3u
te,ne i3eit, unb ment. Ct ni@t arbeitet,
bat er bo3u aud feline 3eit ~ neil ibn
ba bic Meiterin pri9elt!"
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Gin 9aus uno lei IS nod 10 SroB, 1T
teine 9eimatb, mem niat torperli9e
unb seiItise Mabruns BARN uerabrei4t
,pirb.
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6 ein s ebl T.

@utsbefter: rSie iasten mir bod,
bas Yferb bate feinen Gebler. "-Pfer>
bebanbler: rNu, es bat bod aud tel
men,. - @utsbeiiser: vNber IS lit ia
auf einem Mu9e Blind. - Pferbebdnbz
Ter: v9lu, bas 1T bod tein Tebler, bas
1T Elm l1nslid." 4, ~,
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Gin neues &leib 1T Der bette Dowe'
Yanier sesen bic NabeIitide Der Grau.
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Ole 81 itsift.

DIG Wttt9t1t.
,@as bat Define Trau nit in bic Gbe
sebra9t?" --rs $40, 900 unb Elm beiipiel>
los bSies Maul! gritere iinb ldn91t
fort. has lebtere 1T leiber 9eblieben!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-18
CRATES anO &etterex.

Die srSbten Raiiern iino bic, ~el@e
feine iein molten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-18
nj sc BIT

-. 9QtVW g
SER (ber ein 3imrner mietben miu):
v8as ion Der SouitaQ monatli@ to-
iten?" - 9ausberr: v@enn's teine
Sunse baben - 5ebn DoQars!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-18
aus Der g 4uIe.

Xebrer: sag mir. ME uiel 1T bic
9dlfte uon fiinf?" SeppeI (leiie gum
9ans): rStebit Du, ieet bat er mid
i@on! Gag i'd 3ruei, it's 3'menis. uno
ias' i'd brei, it's 3'uiel!"