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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-07
THE DARkY WAS A HUSTLER.

Took Him One Hour to Fall In Love and
Only Ten Seconds to Fall Out.
On Brush street car the other even
ing was a young colored man and his
girl, and they not only held each 9TH
er's hand as they rode, but the young
man slipped his arm about her waist
and didn't seem to care a copper for
the winlzs and smiles of the other pas
sengers. After time white man
got up and passed out on the platform
and beckoned the young man to come
out The latter hesitated to leave .
good thing, even for a minute, but fin
ally did SO, and was asked:
young man do you love that grip"
eyes, sab, l does" he promptly re-
piled.
'.And she loves your"
s'She do, sah."
"How long have you known herr"
Bout an hour"
''Isn't that falling in love pretty rap
idly?"
Eyes, sab, but dat's de way does.
Doan take me ober ten minutes to fall
in love wild anybody. We hain't like
white folks bout dat"
s.How long does it take You to fall out
again.
The young man looked into the car
and saw that another cOlored man who
had been standing by the front door
had taken his seat. Not only that, but
he was holding the girls hand in his
and their heads were humping together
in the most .affectionate manner. He
took this in at glance.
How long, sab? How long? Why,
jest bout ten seconds, sab, an de ten
seconds hev expired"
And he dropped off the car and went
off in the darkness whistling tune
without n quaver of sadness in it--De-
troit Free Press
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-07
AMERICANS ABROAD.
Where Our Countrymen Spend Their Tin
When in Europe.

Where Our COuntrymen Spend Their Time
When in Europe.
All the Americans who come abroad
do not go to Paris, or if they do, their
presence is not recorded at the police
offices. The project of police had the
names of 2S. 600 Americans returned to
him by Partisan hotel-keepers in 1892,
and he thinks nearly as many more
were lodged in private houses, apart
ments. or pensions, making total of
$4,000. which corresponds with the es-
Inmates obtained from other sources.
The permanent American colony resi-
dent in Paris numbers at this time
about $500 Formerly it was larger.
but since the Paris exposition of 1889,
when prices of living were considerably
advanced. never to be restored to their
former level, it has been decreasing.
After Paris, Berlin has perhaps the
largest American colony in Eu.
rope, though its number OF
transient visitors is not more
than half as large. Then comes
Dresden. with a colony numbering 1000.
The number of American visitors who
90 annually to Dresden is between 20,
900 and "a 900. Geneva has an American
COLONY of ESQ., and is visited yearly by
upward of 10000 Americans, who. it is
estimated. spend s1.5OO,OO there. The
hotels in Lucerne, from May l to Octo
Der 1, 1892. sheltered 9,641 guests. and
1000 more found accommodations in
private lodgings and pensions. There
is no permanent colony at Lucerne.
Carlsbad. which is so much visited by
Americans. had, in 1892, 1924 of them
who paid cure tax. Vichy, Aix-les'
Bains and Wiesbaden had each about
half that number. Nice has had each
season for the last six years from $4,000
to 10000 American visitors. Rome
which has permanent colony of 200, Is
much visited: the number of Americans
there last year was estimated at $4,000
Florence had nearly the same number,
and the amount of money spent by
Americans in Italy each year is est,
mated at $50, 200, OOO.-Francis B. Loom
is. in Lippincott'S..
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-07
NOTWITHSTANDING IN AUSTRALIA.
vhe Manner of Opening the Public Lands
There to Settlement.

yhe Manner of Opening the Public Lands
There to Settlement.
There yet remain in Australia many
thousands of acres of public land owned
by the government to be thrown open
to settlement as the g,owth of the coun-
try may warrant. Portions OF this
public domain are settled every year.
and the whole country is being gradual
" and Systematically occupied. The
manner of opening the land for public
occupancy is entirely different from
tina. followed in the west of the United
States, lately exemplified in the case OF
the Cherokee Strip and of Oklahoma.
The Australian rAethod has some points
of excellence and many of interest.
There is no weary waiting and wasting
Of resources, no camping out on the
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-07

heard a loud knock, deep voice be-
low, and heavy steps ascending the
stair.
''For Mr.. Sherlock Holiness" he said,
stepping into the room and handing
my friend the letter.
Here was an opportunity of taking
the conceit out of him. He little
thought of this when he made that
random shot. ''May 1 ask, my lad
said, blandly, ''what your trade may
be?"
"Commissionaire, SIR" he said gruff-
1y. uniform away for repairs"
''And you were?" / asked, with a
slightly malicious glance at my COM
panion.
"a sergeant, sir, Royal Marine light
infantry, sir. No answer? Right,
sir"
He clicked his heels together. raised
his hand in a salute, and was gone.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-07

stances attendant on the death of Van
Jansen, in Utrecht, in the year 1884.
Do you remember the case, Gregson?"
mo, sir"
"Read it up-you really should.
There is nothing new under the sun.
It has all been done before"
AS he spoke, his nimble fingers were
flying here, there and everywhere,
feeling, pressing, unbuttoning, exam
lining, while his eyes wore the same
far-away expression which have al
ready remarked upon. So swiftly was
the examination made that one would
hardly have guessed the minuteness
with which it was conducted. Finally.
he shifted the dead mans lips, and then
glanced at the soles Of his patent
leather boots.
HE has not been moved ut An?" he
asked.
mo more.than was necessary Tor the
purpose of our examination"
''You can take him to the mortuary
now" he said. 'There is nothing more
tosbe learned"
rTo BIZ cox5urxnl
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-07
CHAPTER Ill

THE LAURIsToN GARDENS MYSTERY.
I confess that / was considerably
startled by this fresh proof of the
practical nature of my companion's
theories. My respect for his powers OF
analysis increased wondrously. There
still remained some lurking suspicion
in my mind, however, that the whole
thing was a prearranged episode, in
tended to dazzle me, though what
earthly object he could have in taking
me in was past my comprehension.
When I looked at him he had finished
reading the note and his eyes had as
sumed the vacant, lack-luster express
sion which showed mental abstraction.
"How in the world did you deduce
that?" asked.
"Deduce what?" said he, petulantly.
Why, that he was a retired SER
geant of marines"
81 have no time for trifles," he re-
Piled, brusquely. Then, with a smile:
Excuse my rudeness. You broke the
thread of my thoughts: but perhaps it
is as we'll. So you actually were not
able to see that that man was ser
geant of marines?"
mo, indeed"
ut was easier to know it than to ex-
plain why know it. If you were
asked to prove that two and two made
four, you might find some difficulty,
and yet you are quite sure OF the fact.
Even across the street could see a
great blue anchor tattooed on the back
of the fellows hand. That smacked OF
the sea. He had military carriage,
however, and regulation side-whiskers.
There we have the marine. He was
man with some amount of self-impor-
lance and a certain air of command.
You must have observed the way in
which he held hisahead and swung his
cane. A steady, respectable, middle
aged man, too. on the face OF hlm-aii
facts which led me to believe that he
had been sergeant"
.WonderfulT CALCULATED
"Commonplace," said Holiness
though thought from his expression
that he was pleased at my evident sur.
prise and admiration. Il said just
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-07
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS.

In No Other Army Are the Men Treated
With Such Barbarity
With the exception of the regiments
of the guards-a mere plaything of the
czar-the Russian soldier is miserable
looking object, sickly, and dressed in a
uniform out of all proportion to his
stature. He is wretchedly paid, always
half-famished, and, in fact, appears
more qualified to be defended than to
defend. One has not to go far to find
the reason for this. The Russian COM
manders have, almost in every instance,
sought their positions, not in the hope
of proving useful to the state, but with
an eye to the riches which will accrue
to them in the shape of plumber from
the government and from their unfor
tunate subordinates.
Forage, equipments, remounts, and,
lastly, the s-Idiers' rations offer ample
scope for plumber, and these are the
sources from which fortunes are
amassed. BY regulation each battery
must possess fifty-eight horses, and the
government provides the commander
with the funds for the purchase of that
number. As a matter of fact, however,
only forty horses are purchased, re-
turns showing the expenditures for the
full number are forwarded to the COM
missariat department, and the differ
ence finds its way into the commanders
pocket. A somewhat similar system is
followed in regard to the forage. The
horses are kept on short allowance OF
hay and oats; the soldier, unable to OBJ
tain the requisite supply of forage from
the proper quarter, is compelled to make
up the deficiency by theft from neigh
boring peasants.
Each soldier is entitled to one-quar
ter of pound of meat, three pounds of
black rye bread, one-third of pound
of greats, and one farthing with which
to buy such luxuries as salt and pepper.
Even this scanty table furnishes its
quota to the commanders pocket. In
the first place the contractor for meat
by means of a tempting bride procures
the acceptance of an article of the
worst quality, and not infrequently
substitutes horse for OK flesh. In order
to permit of the still further gain the
commanders direct the dough to be
well watered, and the bread issued to
the soldiers is consequently of the
worst possible quality, pasty and
half decomposed. The -four saved
by the watering process is ac-
cumulated and disposed of to
private persons. The regulation guam
tity of greats regulates itself into about
one spoonful. Reduced by hunger and
starvation, it is no wonder that every
Russian soldier suffers severely from
one form or another OF dyspepsia. In
no other army are such cruelties prac-
ticed upon soldiers as in that of Russia.
The thrashings are interminable, and
even trumpets and other musical in
struments are made use of in these cas-
legations. / have known a man to be
thrown under horses feet for some
imaginary offense, and well reeol1ect
case where single blow of fist Of
an officer ruptured the drum Of a mans
ear and rendered man deaf for life
Spare Moments.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-07

Mrs Hogan-And why isn't the old
mon a-workin' now?
Mrs. Grogan-Worl<in't It's IN in
ventor he is. He has got up road
schraper that does the work Of .foive
min.
can how za;nny min do it take to
run it?"
''Six. It win be great thing for
givin' Employment to the laborin' man,
indianapolis Journal.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-07
If You Would Keep Young.

II 1O1 WsSt1AS& HAOcR 1OS2H8s
Regulate the diet
Take systematic exercise in the opel
air.
Overlook the pin-pricks of life
Try daily sponge-bath for several
weeks.
Ward OFF wrinkles with massage OF
the face.
Preserve the teeth by attention with
ppecipitated chalk.
Forget that there are such things as
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Days.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-06-07
"A Good Example.

care these the biggest china egg you
have?" asked the customer.
Eyes, sir. They are the usual size"
ssYou see, / am just going into the
poultry business, and would like a
large nest-eggs as can get, in order to
give the hens an idea of the size 1 ex-
pect them to attain with their product
Judge.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05

@ei6le6tsresiiter, in tpeldem es beibt ::
rMbrabam seuste Slaaf, Taaf 3euste
Safob" II. |. ip., beiBt es bter : vbie
amerifanilde Gepolution 3euste bic
fransOiii9e, biele bic M6tunbDiersiser
uIw.", uno ba tie INNER mod seusunss=
fdbig it, 10 weiB man gar ni9t, no
Sieles enoen ipirb.
S6on ppr Y Sabren leste Der cor-
| liide Staotsmann Yos;o bi 8orso
oem ruiliI9en Gsaren eine enfl6rift
por, in pel6em oas eatonil1e Jesse
delendam" in alien Sonarten pariirt
puroe. v9ie amerifaniI6e linton mub
serltDrt tueroen", mar Der 6runotert
jener Staatsidrift unb Ser Gsar per=
lu6te IN Solse beiien bic ubeilise Nl=
lian5" su peranloiien, gu @unIien
Spantens in Gentrals uno Siib=Nme=
rita ein5utreten. Ser ldroHe Son bon
Monroe's gotI6aft i'm Sabre 1923 tpirb
nur oaour6 erfldrt, uno oaB Die
gSalbin9toner Staatsmdnner bamali=
ger 3eit UNI iene 9entl6rift pubten,
,petlen Die Nrbipe auf europa bate
in ben 5pansi9er, oreiBiser, oiersiser,
uno IiinfSiser Sabren gu piel nit Iib
Su tbun, aber ,ud6renb unleres 8iir=
9ertrieses perIu9te gtapolepn III. bic
alte goIitif beg Rail lers 9ttfolaus pies
Der fort5uieten, bic So6e nabm aber
BEL Oueretaro Elm blutiees Gnoe fir
NapoleOn's babsbursil6es OpTerlamm
Marimilian.
Seitoem lit nun Die amerifanil6e
Union 5ur Gieiin seluorben, uno ,penn
in oem I'VE can whip all creation"
aud ein gut She'll Sinsoismus itedt,
10 lie9t 9em op6 Elm Stlf1en Wa9rs
belt 5u Grunbe. 9lfit 9(rmeen unb
6lotten lit Der 9iielin BEG @eitens ni3t
po6l beiSutommen. Die ein3ige 9lrt
nno gSeiie, pie lie gei6dbi9t luerben
tonn lie9t IN Der oben an9ebeuteten
9i6tung. Ser 9unbelsfries miro ber
Rrieg Der 3utunft Iein 3tpil6en europa
uno glmerifa, unb nit 9tIdli6t barouf
'peroen beioe gontinente fiinftis i6re
oanoels= unb 3ollpolitif sit geitalten
hohpr
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05

ct. 9(leranber=Orbens. Wir ernen=
men benIelben gum Gbef bes 4. Snfan=
terie=&esiments bon Yletpna, bes 4.
&apalleries unb bes 3. Mrtillerie-Ge=
siments". Siersu erfabren mir aug
SoIia, baB nunmebr au9 Der Grbprins
oas 9Sort ergriffen bat, I'M ben ge=
treuen 8ulsaren in elmer Yrotlamation
leine Mn,ue lenbeit funbSutbun: v8iel=
selie6te untertbanen in spe Sd bin
swar erlt leit einisen Stunben porban=
ben, aber in Der fur5en 3eit meiner 4n=
lpelenbeit bat iib 10 biel fir mid Gr=
freulides ereisnet, bab id mi1 nibt
entIinne, iemaIs S6Oneres erlebt su
baben. 9ti6t als Sauslins ipre6e
i'd gu Gu9, Ionoern ols @bef mebrerer
Ge9imenter, Der als FOLDER ielbItreoenb
bic 8efusnib unb Die 4fi6t beIitt,
anlpra9en gu balten. Sd 3iebe elm
fa6 Die Gonlequens meiner BefDrbe=
runs, wer last, muB aud b b la=
gen. 9abe i6 audi porldufia nod
tetne llebuns in YrofIamationen, 10
foIse i6 bod oem ordnsenoen Gebot
elmer inneren Notbwenoigteit, inoem t6
our6 biele ireimiitbtge GrDiInuns bar
tbue, mas mir 8ebiirfniB lit, auf Die
8efabr bin, midi 5undblt nod etipas un=
paHeno ausSuoriiden.
sd babe ben erlten Sdritt ins 2e=
ben gemo9t oDne uiel nod oen @efa6ren
5u fra9en, Die cine Iol6e S6ronerbI6aft
i'm Wetterlptnfel Guropos nit li1 brinst.
Gs gebDrt 9eutSutage Courage hasu, in
Sulsarien als grin3 5ur Melt su foms
men oesbolb babe iD au6 iofort spei
&lanen oes Sopferteitss Srbens er6olten.
Sie mir nob fe6lenben beoen &lallen
tueroe i6 mir in ben ndnIten Monaten
perbienen, inhem i'd ols 8ommanoeur
ilberall oa als GrIier su iinoen iein
weroe, no bic gSinoeln 8uIgortens Hot
tern.
DQu6 um bic Otarine iuerbe ib mid
befiimmern; tein Moltbaum Iou mir gu
bod lein, uno Wenn oas 9aterlanb ruff,
tperoet SIR mid auf Sppp ie6en.
sd ernenne Bier,nit meine 9ln,me sur
&ompa9Nlemutter unb telle ben 0errn
BON Stor6, Der nlid5 ioeben 9ebra6t fat.
a la suite oes pierten Snfonteriereeis
ments.
Sen Oberbeiebl iber bic mir unter=
ltellten Sruppenf6rper werbe i'd iiber=
nebmen lobalo feline bringenoe 9(b6ol=
tun9 mebr borliest.
8egeben gu Sofia,
i'm SteafilIen.
Boris,
Grbprins uno 9eIbenbobp.
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Die europdiihe Coalition 8e9en
olmertfa.

Ser Agent Der y9tiiDciirten YreIie"
in Berlin bat eine mertpiiroige gia6-
ri9t 6erijhergetabelt - I1reibt Der
o9eutIbe Correspondent" BON golti=
more ndmlib Die nett auaI aI0ouenben
Yldne oes &atlers 98il6elm ieen nit
Dem bur6 Die Nnnobme Oes beutl1=
rullilhen 0anoeIsDsrtroses errun9enen
GrioIse ni6t sum 9ibl6luB gefOmmen.
SIN 8egentbeil, Der RaiIer lsi su Der
NnliGt selangt, oab bic sanS unbegrenS=
ten OiIlfsquellen 9lmerito's cine beItdr=
big brobenbe Gefabr fit Den eurDpdii0en
Sanbel uno fir Die europdil6e SnouItrie
biloen, uno obI6on ct bic grDbte Spn=
patbte fir Mmerifa erl0nlitb empIinoe,
babe er bod nit tlorem 8lif eine groBe
BON BORT brobenOe Gefa9r erfannt.
Seine Soee lei ba9er, oab europa Iid)
barauf Dorbereiten miille, 9e9en jebe
banoelspolitil6e Wtabnabme, tuelGe li9
nibt 9e9en eine einselne Naticn, nObl
aber 9egen bos selammte europa ritbte
S6ulter an S1uIter pereint, Sront sl
MAIDEN. Ser Gbreei5 bes &aiiers, pel-
der li6 bic s(ufsabe seiiellt bobe, api.
l9en allen europGil6en 9iationen freuno.
| i6aitli9e 8eSiebunsen berjultellen mi
su erbalten, babe Ii6 i6on boz SSabrer
in Der Ginberufuns oes internationaler
Gonsrelles geSeist luel9er loirfIam'
Weittel CUR Grrei6uns nadbaltiserer
S1ubes Der arbeitenben &laile entbedel
lollte. - Ser &abel=g rreIpDnbent erin
merit ferner oaran, bab in Der 9ansiee1
Gebe bes Jfei6sfanSlers Gapripi dbn!ib,
@eOanten aussefilbrt wuroen.
Sic europail6en Gorreiponoentel
a,neritanil9er 9ieui9teits Asenturel
unb 3eitunsen iino ibrisens nod ME
mails ernit senommen toorben; nit JEFF,
wenis Iusnabmen, ,u oenen aber oi
@orrelponoenten Der rNIlociirten 9relle'
nien,als seD6rten, baben ]ie Den 9iamel
beljiinelins" llnb v8abelfnabe" reid
li9 peroient. Steles i6liebt iebo9 MD
Die Sbatlo6e aug, bab giner pon i1nel
n,itunter bag Gidtise trifit, unb tpi
abenteuerli6 Die obise Melbuns aud
flingen mag, mir balten bic Sa1e sa1
nidt fir unm69lid. Wenn g8il6elm II
,pirfli9 lolhe Soeen bat, bann 5eis
Dieies aur, oab er Elm tiidtisere
Staatsmann it, als man bisber se
neist mar, ibm grebit 5u seben. Wo1
ihrem eriten Muftreten an mar bi
amerifaniide ReputIif cine Quell
! ber @efabr. Inalos benz biblii6e
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CleueIano uno oie Oeutifen.

0ie 8eriidlidtisun9, ipe!6e Glepe=
Lamb bel oer Sertbeiluns Der patronage
bem oeutI9en glemente bat gu She'll
tperben laiien, siebt ausenblidli9 ben
oeutl utlA=republifaniI6en 3eitunsen ipie=
Der einmal Inlob 5l alerbanb nlebr
ober tpeniger ,neiltens ,peniger -
ssitsemdBen 8etra9tungen iiber oie an=
esbli6e l1nbanfbarfeit oer bemofroti=
lhen Mbminiitration eesen bas ameri=
faniIde Seutl9tbum, Sem es bod 10
piel grfenntlidfeit i6ulbe. Gin ber=
porrasenber 8eamter, ,pel9en Elm Gon=
greBmann I'M einen Ho1ten fir ei=
men leiner oeutlben Gonltituenten bat
loll ndmlih oieles Grluden nidt MI,
runotues abselebnt, ionbern au9 auBer-
benz Die @eIesenbeit ba5u benubt baben
leinem WfiBbeba9en iber bic unbeI9ei=
oenbeit uno 3uorinsIi6teit Der Sent.
l6en NIT folsenOem bemerfenswertbe,
BOrten ausorud Su seben:
,,@s 1T berIorene Siebesmuh' s5brerleits
inb unnDthige 53eitperlcbpeno,tng unlerer
leitS, Die Gruennuna BON NeutlcbsNmerifa
nern su irsenb weIhen Aemtern 5,t belpre6e,
9lne &abinetsmit9lieper babsr oas g8pr
Oeutlhs s2lmerifaner 10 Oft geh6rt, oab es
a8ioertpilLen (,0issuit") BET ibnen erfpett
Die Oeutld Ameritaner haben ales Uni
ntebr ais ipp5u tie teredtigt linD, erbaIte,
uno ipiiroen pchI tbnit, iih ricbt ipeiter ),
| beiperben.
0ieler electromagnetic 8eamte", mel.
der 10 Understanding iiber uns 0eut11
amerifaner urtbeilt, miro nun bon ber
oeutl9republifonil9en 3eitunsen ohm
@etteres ols oer @ortfiibrer Der Mb.
| miniitration in oteier Grase binseitelt
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SIM oritten gonaresbiItrift-W -Wont=

- SIM britten gonsreBbiItrift- Wont=
somerp, greble unb Butler - tpuroe sll
Samilton bon ben Republifanern am
Samitas Maior 6. 8. 8atbbone, unter
sarriion 4. SilIs=@eneral=Yoitmeiite
als gonsreBeanbioat aufseitellt. @abr=
l6einli9 miro aber bieie Domination 81
einem8rud in Der republifaniiden 4dr=
tel oes 8. Stitritts fiibren, oa auf Der
a6t Gage porber ltattgelabten Gonoen=
tion bon Butler Gountp slpei 0elesatio=
men, cine resuIdre Anti=Ratbbone uno
eine Ratbbone Delegation erpdblt pur=
ben. Sie 9iItriftseonpention ertannte
bic Ratbbone Delegation an uno ni6t
Die resuldre Delegation, pelde fiir 8.
s. Reib mar. Rotbbone erbielt Idmmt=
li9e IS Stimmen BON Wontsomerp 60.
unb bic Stimmen bon Butler Gountp.
preble Gountp gab feline 16 Stimmen
oem Staatslenatpr Willtam 9, 5parts,
pom 0abton.
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- Cine Seitsendbe 9feTorm piirbe
barin beIteben, baB ber lleberi ilutbun9
Der 2esislaturen NIT Qoeal Bins eins
NAL Elm 9amm eelest piiroe. gs lit
gerabeSu icanoalOs, tpelfe enprme 3a6l
bieIer 8ias, bel tpel9en es |i6 oft nm
niele Saulenbe BON Dollars 9anoelt,
eineebra1t uno nit ,pel9er Gepillenlo=
liefeit bielelben our99epeitI6t tperben.
Oie sroBe Mebrsabl oerIelben tpirb gor
ni9t gum Orude beOroert, Ionbern turS=
uee pallirt, obne bab bic Wtebr6eit Der
Ge1ebseber au9 nur eine blaIIe Nbnung
Don Dem Snbalt Ger SiQ bat. Wean
weib ia, baB Der 'Hon." go uno go
bic Bill ulaneirt" unb bet bem ineri6iit=
terli4en eolle9iuliI9en 8ertrouen, wslz
Dies bic 5erren sesenIeitis in tbre eiIen=
felte Geblibfeit unb pein!t1e Semilen=
baftisteit ieben, 9eniist bas uOllfommen.
Mit bieler @etuinenlo|i9teit tit es nun
aber in 8irfli9feit ntdt nett ber.
Yiele bteler 2otal 8ils linb oas 4ro=
buff BON schemes, .oel6e bon irseno
elmer Clique ausgebedt tporoen uno bon
pel9en, Die Steuer5abler oes betreTfens
ben Siltriftes erit bann etpos erTahren,
wenn Die Biu pallirt 1T. Oft eelhiebt
es aud, bab li9 Semano in bic 2esislas
tur pdblen ldBt, um eine beliimmte
2otal Bill einsubringen unb bur@5u=
peitl4en. Natiirli9 tann es ni9t aus=
bleiben, bab bet eine ooer anoere College
ettpos 2unte rie9t, aber ba tpnmt oann
ber alte Sas: Cine Sano tudl9t Die
anbere" sur Nnlpenouns, benn ber Serr
College weiB ia ni9t, Oh er au6 einmaI
in bic Gage fommen ptrb, auf Die ''cour-
tesy' unb ben Saft bieles ober ienes
golesen gu bauen. go perbinbet mon
ji1 gesenleitig Die Mueen, I'm, ni9ts
Ieben gu brauhen unb bas @olt, beIIer
@teuerfraft bon Sabr gu Sabr mebr in
anlpru9 senommen wiro, bat oaruntel
au leiben. SaB bte Ba1iirung biele,
enormen Menge BON 2ofal=gills auBer=
benz cine flasrante 8erlebuns bes Home
rule Yrin3ips III, boben mir Idon fri:
Der ge3eist. Srsenb Elm 8ertreter eines
Qintermalb gountp's gibt oft bic ent.
l1eibenbe 6timme ob tpenn es li9 I'm
bic Sntere1Ien ber BetpDbner elmer Stao
banbelt, bon beren 0ernaltung unb Be.
6irfninen ct ni9t bic serinsite 8enntnif
beFbt. Oas Wotum oieies einen Sc:
ieteebers fat oft sur Sotse, oob BIZ
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-05

- 9ie 8aupereine inb nibts 'ueni=
ger als erbaut BON Der i'm Senate pal
Iirten 2anine' Sppotbetenbill. 9ie
Bin beltimmt, bab ber Reeoroer Dem
Auoitor alle hrei Monate Elm 8erSeid=
nib Der einsetraeenen Sppotbefen nit
Der Aorelie bes 5pputbetensldubisers
einrei9en Iou, oamit bic geIteueruns
Der 9ppotbeten beHer ourdsefiibrt luer=
ben fann. Gs I9eint, bab bic Bill i'm
9auIe nidt 10 leidt paiIirt perben tuiro.
Bie semeloet pirb, Ipll ii6 Der Senat
Die Bin bereits bonn SauIe 5uriiderber
ten haben.