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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21
Baseball Notes.

The me mbers of the Baraga ball club
cake exception to the claim Of champion
ship made by the Escanahas and assert
that they have made much the best show
ing OF any club on the peninsula for the
season. Out of seven games played they
have won five and the other two were
lost by the small margin OF only one
score. Next Sunday they play at Lake
Linden and week from then they will
cross bats with the Ontonagons for a
good sized purse. But few open dates
remain during the months Of August and
September. Baraga people ale great ad-
mirers Of the national game and support
a good club. Those wishing to try con-
illusions with them can make arrange
by addressing the captain, S. d. Deven-
port.-Mining Journal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21
what His Honor Saw.

GA sight so strange I could hardly
credit my own eyes," said Justice
John w. Streaker, of Jamestown, twas
that of red fox surrounded by null
titude of buzzards, which had evident
ly determined to devour the little
animal. The birds, with their Wings
raised as If to do battle, seemed about
to close in on the fox. He was very
much alarmed, and as soon as scared
his tormentors away he made off on a
double quick. His troubles were not
yet ended, however, for away in the
distance I observed a flock of crows
fly down at him and peck him un-
mercifully, but he finally escaped to
the woods.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21
Didn't Matter to Her.

Kate Field tells story of q man
and woman who were horribly seasicls
crossing the channel. The stewardess
found them sitting together ON the
deck, the woman leaning back with
closed eyes and the mans head rest
ing on her shoulder. "Your husband
seems to feel even worse than you do, "
said the stewardcss, sympathe tically.
The sick woman opened her eyes and
glanced at her sufferer with a
sort Of despairing indifference. Then
she gasped, as she closed her eyes
YEARLY again: "He's not my hus.
band; I'm sure don't know who he is.~
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21
THE HOUSE SNAKE.
1t IL Harmless and tho Mountaineers
! Object to It's Being Killed.

IL IL Harmless and the Mountalneers
Object TO It's Being Killed.
In mountainous countries there is a
small species of the snake tribe known
as the ''house snake" 1t is harm
less reptile, but entirely too familiar,
going into the houses whenever it can,
and finding its way into drawers,
cupboards, and other places in an I'M
accountable way. BY many people
it is supposed to bring bad luck to kill
one OF these serpents, and they are
chased out of the house as dog or a
chicken would be. AS the houses are
usually log cabins, with crevices
between the logs, it is an easy matter
for them to enter whenever they feel
so disposed. 1 was travelling in the
Ozark mountains one time, and
stopped Mt log cabin, where 1 was
lodged in loft, being shown to my
bed by the light of tallow dip, in the
primitive style of that region. l had
gone to bed and was falling asleep
when l felt something cold and Shiny
wrap itself around my foot, and, jump
ing out of bed discovered it was
snake. With cry of horror loosen
ed its hold and killed it with blow,
using my boot as a club Two of the
sons of my host, who were to be my
bedfellows, appeared at this moment
and were Mortified, not that the snake
had been there, but that it had been
killed in the house. 1t was a cold
night, but they turned me outdoors,
and had to take a six hours ride be-
fore reaching town where 1 could
ofoY,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21
MICHIGAMME AND SPURR.

: Judge Ryan, of Redruth, was in town
this week, shaking hands with old
friends.
Mrs. DIR. Patterson is spending week
among friencs at Lake Linden and other
copper country towns.
Potato bugs are as numerous as Coxey-
ties around Washington. The bugs are
ahead as to the supply Of grub.
Peter Dufresne had fine mich COW
killed by a train at Beaufort crossing,
Monday morning. 1t Will be quite a loss
TO him.
Mr.. Richie, bookkeeper for T. ". Read
Il Co., expects to soon move his family to
Michigamme. They will be welcomed to
our social circle.
The farmers around Spur aregrindlng
their scythes and getting ready to har-
vest their hay crop before the grasshop-
pers get the work done for them.
The farmers In this vicinity saved
Michigamme from meat famine about
tae time Debs and his rioters were run
ming the country in opposition to Uncle
Sam.
John Anderson, who has been away
since the middle of April putting in side
tracks around the mines at Negaunee and
Ishpeming, has got back to his section
again.
Mr.. {. Plambech is doing fine business
in flowers, plants aud vegetables this
season. 1t is said that his sales amount
to 500 per day sometimes. Who says
that gardening is not profitable bust
ness.
Michigamme has two base ball teams,
the '.Charles Crooks" and the peter
Snooks." They played game last Sun
day which resulted disastrously to the
latter club. The score stood 20 to in
favor of the "crooks."
Ole Burghson, who has accepted pos
ition as section foreman at Fewsvl!e on
the D., S. S. s. A. railroad, will remove
his family about the first OF October, His
daughter Martha will keep house for him
until his wife can dispose Of the stock and
crops.
1t is reported here that Prof. w. G.
Schafer has been engaged by the Michi-
CANINE school board to succeed j. b. FAR
sha as principal of the high school. Mr..
Schafer Is well and favorably known in
Michigamme and has hosts OF friends
here who will oe pleased to see him back
here again.
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ONE OF THE MEANEST.
He Is Postmaster and Charges for tn
Weight of tho Ink.

He Is Postmaster and Charges for the
Weight of tho Ink.
Talk about your mean ones" said
the man with straw in his mouth,
we've got the meanest durn cuss in
the state runnin' the postoffice in our
town"
whats the likes of him? ?" inquired
the man at the hay scales.
'Jist dirt mean, specially when it
comes to money matters. Tother day
took bundle of newspapers down
to mail, and not KNOWN how much
the postage would be, was goin' to
git it weighed and direct it when |
put on the stamps. He didn't charge
me for weighing it, and said it was
two cents. / backed it and handed it
in to him to drop it in the bag, but in
std of that he dropped it on the scales
again.
""This is three cents, says he.
''Iou told me it was only two,
says |.
"'Well, that was before you wrote
on it, says he in the nagginest kind of
q way; that there ink just raises it a
notch
You didn't pay it, did you?" VEN
tured the hay scales man.
Course | did; he'd held it for pos
tage If hadn't and charged me stor-
age besides. That's the kind of mean
er he is, and the man with the straw
in his mouth walked away.
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OCotton spinning with the finest Ameri-
GA n machinery Is a growing industry in
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21
The L'Anse Sentinel.
BARAGA.

W. Draper, of Milwaukee, was In towr
this week.
Fly nets, lap robes, single harness al
the harness shop. rs If.
Asa Hammond was over to Sidnaw 9
few days this week.
George Nester, OF Detroit, spent few
days here this week.
II. Nesbitt spent few DAYS In the
copper country last week. .
Jas. Burns, the shoemaker, has gone
to Canada for months visit.
Mrs. Jerry Greenleaf spent few days
In the copper country this week.
Ed. Robillard leaves this week for
Mount Pleasant, where he goes to attend
schsel.
A large crowd came over from Pequam-
ing by boat last Sunday to spend few
hours.
The school board will have new pick
ct fence built around the school grounds
this summer.
Tom McGrath and Henry Garsaux left
Friday for Ontonagon, returning We'd
nesday morning.
Mrs. H. Bearenger and Mrs. e. G..
Jackman left last Sunday for trip to
lower Michigan,
Red raspberries have commenced to
ripen and are being brought In from the
pineries and Mission.
A Republican caucus was held last
nisht to select delegates to the county
convention next Monday.
Allen fitzpatrick and c. ID. Hanchett,
of Hancock, came down Wednesday and
went out to the Otter for fishing trip.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. St. Ger
main, last Monday, a son. joe says he
will be a Republican voter 81 years
hence.
The Baraga base ball team will go to
Lake Linden by boat, Sunday morning,
TO play game of ball with the Lake
Linden nine. A fe', tickets will be sold
to help defray expenses.
Hot weather-nies numerous-grass-
heppers eating up everything-milch
cows drying up-no rain-lots OF sick
ness. We wonder what other Ills that
flesh is heir to that we shall be afflicted
with this year.
Would it not be a good idea for the
hose company to attach a length or two
of hose to each bydrant occasionally,
and draw off some OF the water? Besides
wetting down the streets and yards,
which would be a good thing this dry,
hot weather, 1t would clear out the pipes
and hydrants.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21
Gone Insane.

From thursdays Mining Journal we
learn that Mr.. j. d. LaDue, former
resident of this place, has developed de-
clded symptoms of insanity, and the
prospects are he will be taken to an asy-
lum. The Journal says:
Mr.. LaDue is an electrician and for
several years has worked at his business
In this city. He has always been known
as hard drinker and for nearly year
past has been acting in very peculiar
manner. His wife stood his insane abuse
as long as she could, but several months
ago was obliged to leave him and return
to her former home in Baraga. Since
then the man has seemed to be much
worse and although at no time violent
he has shown such unmistakable signs OF
insanity that the wisdom of his iDcarcer-
alton could no longer be doubted.
For several days he has been wilder
than usual and at night has attracted the
attention of large number of persons In
front Of his windows by his strange an
tics. When the officers went to arrest
him yesterday he seemed fully prepared
for resistance. On table by the side of
his bed was found an open razor, load
ed revolver and two butcher knives. He
made no attempt to use them, however,
but seemed to be expecting the officers
and went peaceably with them. This
morning Drs. Youngquist and Northrup
will give him medical examination and
Probate Judge Clifton will then pass
Judgment upon his condition.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

Motion spinning with the finest Ameri-
ca n machinery is growing industry in
Japan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21
Mono TO spare.

The Menominee Evening Leader very
sensibly remarks: democratic senators
can find better work to do than holding
a caucus to read anybody out Of the par
ty."
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

A charity pawn shop In New York-the
first to be opened In that city-loans
money on personal property at per
cent q month.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-07-21

The south has a greater variety OF
crops, timbers and minerals than any
other section of our country except Cali
fornia.
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, Die Same, tpel6e gaiGant be-
nitbte, um Die 9eputirten 3ammer
au paris in Die 2uft au fprenqen,
tpuroe bon ibm fir 13 Gents er1an=
ber. @r iaete Dem 3aufmann, baB
er oieielbe fir ieinen 2un6eon be-
nuBen wolle.> Sie Same mar tlein
genug, um bequem in elmer SaI6e
untersebradt weroen su fDnnen.
Iai(lant fiillte Die Same nit elmer
'Wtii6ung bon fogenanntem griinem
pulper uno einigen Sduren.
Ste grplolion ipuroe bur6 einen
.tleiner &nduel 8aumpolle, tpelher
init S6mefeliduren getrdnft mar,
berbeigefiibrt. Sm Snnern bieIer
gombe befanoen li6 gldgel nit Idme=
rem &bpfen, pie lolde bdufig bon
pollterern benubt meroen. 9ieie gid-
gel bertpunoeten ni9t nur peri6;e-
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NuBer ben 8omben meroen BON
ben 9lnardilten Spasierit6de. unb
Geaenihirme benubt, oeren Sano=
9riffe bas tOotli4e Sprenematerial
entbalten. 9ie MbIi6t 1T, ben Gtof
ooer Gegenfdirm i'm Sbeater, auf
Der 80rie ooer ionIt an einem be-
ftimmten plabe liesen su lalien. 9ie
@rplofon erfolet, iobalo Der Stod
Doer Der Sbirm in cine Ienfre9te
Sage gelteut piro. Sn Dem Sano=
9riIf befinOen ii9 5wei @lasfldi69en
bon ldngli6er @efaltung, uelhe nit
peri6ieoenen an uno fir Ii6 barm=
lOlen Sliiilieteiten angefiilt iino.
Sobalo bieielben ieOo6 auiammen=
flleBen, erfOlst cine grploIipn. Nus
Dbi9em Qebt berbor, oab Der Giof
ooer S6irm in bori5entaler Sage ee=
tra9en peroen muB, mas Dbne @e=
fabr 9el6eben fann.
Cine gombe, welde fii1ali6 in
paris elm 0aus tbeilweiie ser1t0rte,
mar in elmer Same berIteft, pelhe
griine @rbien entbielt unD gans un=
peroG6tig auslab. 9tiemano tiim=
merte li6 um Die Same, 70 oaB bic
90llenmaI6ine i'm Snnern unsetDrt
arbeiten tOnnte.
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Snnere mar in stpei 1dlften getbeilt.
0ie cine entbielt elf unb bic anberen
tleun HDhren.

Die gombe, tpeIde Orlini ieiner
3eit unter ben Wagen 9ouis Napo=
Icons mari mar mad Der alien Me=
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ibob beim Nuffalen serplaBe, boraus=
rgeiebt, oab elm setpiiIer puntt ben 8o=
ben beriiber. Seit jener 3eit aber iino
bebeutenoe 8erbe1erun9en gemadt
tporben. 9ie Soraioli6en Bomben
maren aud nod Der aneegebenen
Metbobe anseferti9t, aber nit benz
unteri6ieoe, oaB bieielbe plaben
muBte, pie fie aud INNER auHaaen
mo6ten. gluf Der sansen Oberfld6e
Der Bombe tuaren berborragenbe
3iinbbiit9en angebra9t.
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elite Der ffabtiid)em wcamten.
Ser gefattgene Mimiiter.

9lus bem D1terre,1ii6en 6errenbaus
plaubert Die ugleue ST. 9er." folsenbe
pabre @ef9i1te aus @s mar einmal
cine Sibuns elmer Gommiiiion bes Ser
renDaufes. .ym Serrenbauie bot jeoes
GommiiliOns 3immer Elm 8orsiinmer
nit bober @lastbiir uno bobem sSenfer
auf ben gouloir biraus. Sm 0orsim=
mer befinben ii6 Die &leiberre6en uno
Diener i'm f6marsen 5raf uno tpeiber
&rabatte balten bier Wa6e. Din ienem
llnaliidstage mot, eben ber lebte 0ut
llno Gof bonn &leiberre6en beri1pun=
ben, Die Diener atbmeten auf; bas
idldfrise Sopa ibres Saieins par our1
ben SdluB Der Sommiilions Sibune
unterbro6en tpprben. sic fro1en aus
ben meiBen geipirften 9anDf9uben, NOD
einen 8lid iiber bas leere 8Drsin1mer,
bann fnadte Der S6liifeI in Der @las=
tbiir uno Die fir furse 3eit aufsei6eudte
Gube lagerte li6 tpieber iiber ben ein=
famen @oulpir bes 9errenbauies. 9on=
&c Pauie. pl0Blih Offnet li6 Die 5biir
bes &ommiilions=3 3immers unb an Der
boben 8lastbiir oes 8orraumes eribeint
Der Sopf oes MiniIters unb binter ibn
tau6ten sipei bobe Beamte ouf, Die mad
Der absebaltenen SiBune nod in ireeno
einem Winfel bes geratbuneslofales i'm
trauli6en @eiprd6 ii6 peripdtet batten.
0ie Glinfe Der @lastbiir iebt Dem feier=
li6en 8rufe bes Winiiters uneriparte=
ten Wioerltano entgesen 4; Die Orei Ser
rem iiberseugen ii6 balo, baB lie @efan=
gene lino. 9ie Situation in Dem lee
rem 6auie iit sienlli6 unbebaeli6.
Man flopft an Die oiden 5biiri6eiben.
gtur oas oumpfe gdo anttportet, melt
uno brett fein bienenoer @eilt su eripd=
ben. Was nun !? sc. @rcelens nimmt
Die Sahe ni6t all5u tra9iib, ben Gurus
bes Saarallsraufens geitattet ibm feline
GloBe nidt. Die @efangenen bei6lis=
BEN, aussubre6en. Man 6ffnet Die
Seniter bes yorSilnmers uno prift Die
60he oes Wauermerfes, bic nibt 10 be-
oeuteno 1T, baB beim 0erablte,sen Elm
Veinbru6 au risfiren ipdre. Selbit=
peritdnoli6 bleibt Dem Minilter au1
bier Der Nortritt unb nit Dem Mutbe,
nit bem feline 8orfabren Die Mauern
bon Saffa erifiesen, idwinst li6 Die
feline @rcellenS auf Die 6enitermauer
uno fpringt in ben &orribor, ibr na6
nit slei6em Seloenmutb Die beioen 8e=
gleiter. gllle orei peri6minoen raid
um Die Gfe oes @anees, um i'm Mini=|
ltertratt 5u ibrer 8arberobe gu gelangen.
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Die 9erif6rmts8StuaTest BET 2tnars
dtiffcn ttmferer Sagc.

gs 1T nidt unintereilant, bic Morb=
;;Snitrumente, tpei1e lleueroinas in
lparis unb Barcelona bpn Weltber=
Ibeiierern in Nnmenoung gebraht
imurben unb Die 9Belt in 5hreden
;beriebten, our6 8ei6reibung unb
iMnidauuns fennen gu lernen. Ser
lgrfolg oieier gomben bdngt BON Der
iiofortigen Nusoebnung Der @aie ab,
.melde bur6 bic Sprenstoffe in bem
iSnnern Der Morbmaffen entnifelt
:tperoen. Ser niebrige preis BEG
,Spnamits uno oeiien nett befannt
tgetporoene gebanbluna baben bas=
ielbe gum aeiudtefen StOffe leitens
Der Mnar6ilten sema9t.
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Jeben. Nls Die 8Dmbe BON Der oberen
0auerie aeihleubert muroe, fiel 1ie
iauf eine &ante Der 8riiitung, prallte
Iob uno 5erplaBte nod ebe fie ben
gDoen errei6te. Sm @ansen muroen
AZ perionen berlebt.
SIN SauIe 8ailants in Der &ue be
la &affinerie fanb man cine groBe
Nn5abl BON Mooellen Der DerI6ieoen.
'ttea gemben unb anberer Mertseuae,
fotpie Jla16en nit Yulpern uno
9urb Die Weif9ung
Der Sebteren entitanOen 9efdbrli6e
SprengltDffe.
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Blattes, IN europa nod rienlais ettpas
2iebli6eres uno Dem Cbre g9nblgefdl=
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Cine CrGel aus 8a,abus.

Sn Der SeillitenfirAe su 6banobai
ipnrce iiingit eins Drgel eingepeibt, Die
BON einem thinelil6en DrOensbrllber
hergelfellt muroe. Gas pfeifmerf bieIes
Snitrumentes lit niht aus Metou qe=
fertiat, Ion6ern aus Wambus. anbl
per WpbItlang bieier prgelpfeifsm iii
unpsr9lsi1Ii4 i66n. Waan bat. 70 meIs
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lino oas bette Wlittel, ben &Drper pon
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9ae 3u0e td9Gid @pnntags ausgeuomrteu.
GenGuen Ini1luB fnbet man III 0iartett0 an Die y
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8. Sc. Gurb, 9lgert,
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Ser arDfste Spesialiff.

3d. GILBERT Npber, elm BiIr9er BON Nenbi't8, "a.
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Set par i'd iinter BebanbIins. 3niest iprbe it be-
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yerlanat! 100 600 smsn g.9;s,, y, as ,s,,s ~.
idaen Tanlilien, an tuelbe mir proben nnb Cir
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gen iiilb. Shreibet beutlidb. MbreI5ire,
A. hIELEN. 56 w. 9Th ST.. Cincinnati. O.
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Sic r,,;siSd1e Giftet.

Die ruifiide 0iitel, audi rufliide,
&attus genannt, bebufs oeren 9lusrot=
tllns Senator Sansbrousb bon Noro=
SafOta cine Million Dollars betpilliei
sll ieben miini6t, bat Dem Nferbau=Se=
fretdr Wiorton fOlsenben Srief eineetra=
gen. als Sat9re auf 0es Senators bi-
ltelfeinoli6en @eiebgebungs= =geriub.
0aptOn, sSoma, 10. Mdrs 1894.
S. 8. WlDrton, stferbauIefretdr.
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krottfb ell perIcren. SO CLAUDE Or. TheeI IL bet
ariinDIteb aetermtefie Mrat, Elm dufrtebfgcr Mann
iano eines her fem Mort bdt. SO htps Jeeem gels
bs,ber Sieien grcBeu SpesiaAsitest AZ belAsen
Mibcrt MpDer.
GefGiporen ,snS bssIantiat in 9tsaSirg. ga.
Srec. y prins, gsscerinGn.
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,idliffeM ~ cuniuItiren, Or, ..
" EbeeI, 1917 asrd, Str.,
4biIabelpbia, ,pelhcS ip ttat.
Or. Ebeci mar Der einsiss 2lv,t
Der MID sriiMelitb nnieriubte,
nno tpabte mas NIT mir lps iper.
namIieb etn srpaer 8eriuft bon
9ybpSpbaten ano MibnmS
rpel9es nit ben llrin ipeggrag. SD
tam nit Or. Tbeet i'm 4retS
ilberein, ben ieb eIeit bcsapIte.
ysah Elm paar @oben patte er mid
s;enyIih furrtrt nne tn 3 M o.
rates ipar tb ppllitano!g gebeilt.
Sdbre finb feiteem rerSogen uro
ID babe ni&t eiten Sag bnr@
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-04

ffanben.. Die wpmben tpurben be-
tanntlib bon palas uno Sole gDbina
benubt. Ser gritere flhte General
Gnnpps su t6bten. ipdbrenf Der 2eB=
.terr lem MOrbinifrnmelt In oa5
QpceumzI6eater Blu Barcelona mari.
Diefelhen spngen 2 pfuno uno 4
un3en. unb iuaren 3 Son bid. Dos
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Beebrter Oerr /!

8eebrter Serr!
Sa Oas gBetter feline Teloarbeit ee=
itattet, nebme i'd OieIe @elegenbeit mabr,
um neinen Wamen als &anoioaten fir
oen Yolten zines Sber=ruilil6en Siltel=
Musrotters fiir ben n0rbli1en Siltrift
bon Soma in Yoriblag 5u brinsen. SD
bo1te, Sic peroen bielen 8ori6lag pbne
3ogern in ueberlegung sieben, oa TO-
tupbl auf nleinen TelOern, mie auf benen
meiner 9taAbarn Die 0iiteln li6 raid
ausbreiten, mir bieielben aber ni1t aus
Surotten uiini9en, ebe nibt Die @egie-
rung bereit TT, uns fir Die 4rbeit gu
be5ablen, Ober Selnanoen fbidt, Der oas
fir uns beiorgt. SD m61te sic ferner
oaran erinnern, baB Mati6rpien unb
6u1si6lDdn5e ebenfalls mailenbaft bora
banoen iinb unb mir nihts' bageeen
bdtten, ipenn Die &egierung oie1e glei6
init ausrottet. Wteiner Nleinuna mad)
ipdre es oas bette, tpenn .Sbr 9eparte=
ment jeoem Garmer Die nDtbigen 2eute
nit Gerdtben sur perfiigung heate,, um
iein Mderlano pOtrallen linfrdutern rein
81 balten.
sSn Der Soffnung. baB bies Die Mui=
merfiamfeit finoen miro, ipelde es per=
bient, unb baB Sic mir einen 9eri6t
fiir 1893 ienoen perben, iobalo berIelbe
fertis, perbleibe i1 bodahtungspolllt
Chm 9}pfpr{nn
Sapton Webiter 3d., Soma.
Gins oiirfte Oieier prd1tigen Satbre
nod bei5ufiigen iein, baB Die ruiliide
9iitel uno dbnli1es llnfrallt bel genaue=
ret llnteriu6ung obne 3lpeifel in's
SbulObu1 Der 9emofratie aeiebt uer=
ben mnB uilo es tpunoert uns inir, baB
bas nod ppn feiner republ. 3eitune
entoedt iuorben lit.