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The Newtown bee., 1894-07-27

then her name was Sarah Jane Higgins !''
 ssOh-h," cried Agatha. < Then-why- you're our-half aunt. Oh, Susan, just think ! And you knew it all the time, and came here on purpose to find us out? p
 ssNo, didn't. didn't know it first, or I never should a come, for was down on your paa an all belengin' to him. But as soon as found out your names, I knew-an' Il jest thought I'd try you. An tell you honest, now. if Susan hadn't kept her Marverick temper down so we'll, an iflAgatha hadn't been such a sweet an gentle lamb, I'd "a gone away tomorrow without sign. s
 ssBut somehow, I'y been thinkin' like this--your pa an me was real good friends till the property came between us, an maybe it'll be pleasanter meetin' him by an by, up yonder, if you an me can only be friendly, here.
 live big house, an since Higgins died there's no one in 1t but me an the hired. girI. An there's garden, with trees sswherea hammock could be swung, an I jest want you to come home with |sme an see it--an' if you like 1t there, your welcome wont never wear outi' H 1.-the world had suddenly turned up. side down, Susan Marverick would moi have been much more surprised. Te | find, when least expected, a heart Of gold beneath this rough exterior. was some. thing so strange that it seemed as If il could not be true. a ss Isss EVE Agatha was simply adiait. HeI sswalkfng delegate {, was 2 kind fairy, il disguise, whose gift would be that Su. sans life might now be not 10 hard x
 .Iest come, an see Iao yYe n or,f
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-27
JAMES c. JOHNSON
 General I sTEPEEY DEPOT. CT.

NOR SALE-House. sarj II land, with privilege d meadow land, situated onl Depot. GEORGE F. DTs
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The Newtown bee., 1894-07-27

"Oh,' said Agatha, that's way up- town, and you have mistaken the num-
The Newtown bee., 1894-07-27
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The Newtown bee., 1894-07-27

The woman fumbled awhile in her
 bag, and then, handing slip of paper to Agatha, said, That's where | was to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-31
AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM,
Aud Not a Confidence Game a, Re.
ported.

Ia last evenings NEWS appeared .
paragraph uador tbs heading, "a
Confidence Came" in which u was
stated, In effect, thst swinlls was
Ueiug worked In thio city, by the NJ,
Of "bogus blanks, snd endorsements ~
the womnh's Christian TomprFAuo,
Union" which game consisted OF ob.
tanning subscriptions 10 mythical
books, and collecting $500 from each
subscriber, "whO never again sees tue
agent.n an attorney named Few
iaid tho alitg god iaCls before the rUlicr,
rom whom tnry wefn obtained by 4
NEws reporter
ms morning Mrs. y. II. Tibbals
aud Mrs. L.. l.. 5hupngi, president AM
secretary, fvspt C,iyrly, Of tue w. 4. T..
o., called nj tuir tiliCB auu explained
tunt local puutug house Was pun
fishing souvenir pamphlet, contain.
lug tnu history VI tho ". q. T.. u. anu
an account OF ils wUrk, intafieuVtd
with embellishments WuiCh pamphlet
was dcsi ued log futultHuH Calculation,
auu us u aid 10 tht Uui0ui AM tina,
tho awe Using sInrua IA % were
sold AZ $500 each. rhe agent
whom A,lUIhty Few SUPPOSED was
dcirauding Dsoa buyers was ~ reality
an advertising solicitor en- pi0ytd BY
tue local pr!nuug house feiVIfvd ~, Ia
a legitimate way,
inets was nothing la the NEws's
article wuion IA tue most Remote way
AIMED Inat tho w. q. II. u. were IA
uOliusiou with tue wtoug.d JuLGud tuiS
explanation 10 ohevIiuiiy made IN us'
lice " AL 60 CrrheJ.
II proper 10 aud here that there are
isoA connected wl,h this matter whiou
Indicate the pOsHluli.tt that exactly tie
Kinu VI u uwiuulr said 90 have utoa
Iutcrbed by A.tsrusy Fiow, 10 beins
worked Ia tuis city, aud tuut % haa NJ
connection villa the alvuftisiI 3 enter.
pfIse Teleuvd 10. Whllu lA,siug to
Uhe, Pat, Captsin Donovan aud d
NEWS reporter, ML Few expressed
.uu conviction that tue w. ~. U.
yCuid not possibly be connected wan
tuu rwlnulv, snd tho q g ~ too bad
hat iis name should be la.zuo Ine cover
uf . confluence gumr'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-31

10 lunch Ia the compauy's board ng
house, Manager Gu .ier onEoting tho
part Of host Immediately after Ia ioh
tbs parry bourdeJ tran which af.
rivs1 In this city nj 1850.
Tue output Tor the thiry days that
have expired OF tails soAi0n's run Il
l,7OO,0l0 p unIe. Since It became
generally uudefsto1d that n nrfaf.Uu-
plot was on foot 60 cfu,h this great
U,ah Industry, the tillcrrs Of the sugar
company have received from all over
the Territory tue most eatues,
ASSURANCES II the supper, Of both
eronAnts and pe pie. An expression
OF the feeling OF the retail merchants Of
Ogden has been received, which Il 10
the effect that they Will handle Utah
SUGAR only, aud from wholesale desleTs
IA tubs city, anu merchants Of other
oltles In the reTrii6ry, assurances hsve
been communicated to the sugar com.
Yauy that iis product will be given tho
preferences over the imported.
Ia this olnuectisn II may DO proper
10 say that all rumors 10 tuetfIrct that
the sugar factory Il about 10 quit TAX.
e beets from tue iafmefs, or contum.
plates reducing the price Of them, are
uni0uudeI. fho beris are received
from tho iarmors aud Paid Tor la put-
puauou Of written contracts between
them and the UlAn Sugar company,
ami the latter will live up TO those
contracts strictly.
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with Charles Murano In refereDc to
the location Of claim, In Patley's
canyon, souio iOlr Weoke prior 10 ne
shooting; but JUICE JIid OiJ cctel TO
this "a Irrelevant, saying tina the uec.
lsritiOn Of Charley MuranO could not
bind the Prosecution Ia any way.
The court sustained the objection
ard au exception was noted by tue de-
tense.
Witness, continuing, said that some
three or four weeEs before the tragedy,
about noon one day, he s,w the wv
MufauOs nj 5ichet's hu. Gu that Uc'
ciuiUu they were armed. III
seemrd," sald the witu,ss, "as
though they hsi pistol, kuilti
Wiucnre,er and shotgun combined"
lie was near euough 10 observe THE,
and be also faw the MuranuA ihefc
with loaued arms on wv other tccs-
siurs.
"DiI Sicher after one Of thear coca.
siOus b rfOw ApistJl from you 2" Sskyu
Cuuntul.
"Ye., cir, he did," replied No Hill,
VIII by request, prJCeuuul 60 fHtch M
weapon OUT VI tho ". 5. Matsnsl's
UnlIr.
elbow many cartridges were in /.
the 20
~ ,hink, 10 the best n my rco3llec-
don, there were Ihrer Ur four"
Witness further stated inst on the
NOR Ing ut tue killing , cItr wanted
IA M 10 eco ~ any him 10 tue ciainii
but he Il uite NJ the wsterwufks pft-
vented uis comply iuR. Toe reason thel
Siohur RskUI h m wss that he should
~ up aud 30 thai bis (5icnul')
claim was slaked out according
90 law" as the MuTauos,
ss be taiI, were trying TO best MIN.
when he told Sionor ne could not ~
with him II was somewhere ueiwecn
ami 10 O'clock, anu witness believed ne
won't up the canyon. When no came
back later he returned the pistol.
Juigo Judd asked Ia or s-.oKnmlua.
tiou-Whon Sichor borrowed the pistol
about Jour weeks bu'Ofo tue kiliing,
what did he Say hs wanted 1t iJ2
ole uidn'l slate 10 --iuly ho SAID
hu wanted something Tor protection"
Sichor lived Just Oppo1ito from VIII.
ncss'a saloon, anu win the exception
Of about one week, defendant flept
there during the entire four weeks
prior 10 tho tragedy,
Witness was positive that Charlie
MutAno was armed On each oi the Oo.
cAsiUnB referred 30.
"But could you say that Joe (Guis-
teppi) MuiauO had arms on either Ut
thOfr occasions that ygu saw him
thelt 20
81 seems to me be did on the flfst
OCCASION"
"Cau you say hu hal auy2"
"i w.uid aOt sweat"
Witness further said that whom he
lent the pistol 10 5icncr three Or four
chsmucTs were londu O.. When returned
there were one VI two cartridges left
lu 10.
Coroner Mort q. Taylor was next
| called o. the stand anu was tustiiylng
when tue NEWS reporter left.
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From Tennessee.

Yesterd y afternoon Elder II. l..
Hunter, whose home l. In Oakley,
Csssia county, Idaho, reached this
city, on his return from mission To
niadlr Tennessee. He departed on
nis mission, from this city, sept. y,
1892, aud hence was absent over two
,rArs. lie lpbJred during the whole
If that time Ia the state named. The
work Is progressing very iavofably Ia
middle Tennessee, whlCl was the
scene Of Elder Hunters lnborr, 0uen.
ings being frequently made IN ngw
ielis,
At Kansas City Elder Hunter fell In
with President Elias s. Kimhall, OF
me Southern States mission, who wa
returning home with the remains ui
Elder CRt,or, OF Morgan county, who
lied In North Caroline. Elder Hunter
will speud alme TINS IA this city be.
ore Proceeding to his home. lilo is ia
God utaltA nuu spirits
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SWENSON'S SENTENCE,
Judge BaftCh Orders Hin 10 DO In.
pTIsOlsd for Two Years.
The Defendant was Convicted g..
shooting nj iit. Uncir, Carl An.
devson Near Murray.

This was the day set for passing sen.
ience upon the defendant Andre,
Peter 5wenson, convicted last week
the Third disiric! court OF shooting
his unUle, Carl Anderson, near Murfaj
with intent to do bodily harm. Attoi.
noy Corey bad given notice uf his 3D..
tonliOn 10 move Tor new trial, IN
this morning he Informed the cour
that ho should not proceed with tha
matter further
Judge Bauch then requested the
defendant to stand up aud ATTORNEY
Corey sid few words IN mt g ,,ioi
VI punishment lie stated that Sven.
son had a young wife, having boyt
M arfiul HUmctniug Ike twu yeate, Ru
she anu the five months Ulu aue were
nov entirely destitute. rtis was
ease. therefore, unset thought, whicn
.uuflttd some consideration at tut
CJIrJa hhulH.
Judge huwat remarked, however
That ho thought tvs was cst,
calling tor tue max uum penalty
pfoscrbed by law--twO years Ia tho
ponitoBusIy, aui said he considered
this inadequate for this class Oi OIL
tUtas.
Judge Bafloh, Ia passing sentence,
Commented upon the gravity Of tue
uuieudn n's crime, and sid II was no
fault Of his (SWOueOn) that lie did n .
now siHnu convicted u murder. He
endorsed the fensfk oithu assistant die
trict attorney that the punishment Wa
Together Inadequate for THIS sort VI
rflunsc. While the court had gym
pathy for the deicndanps young vile
anu chi ., ho had DUTY 10 perform 10
tho public. Tue sentence would be two
years M the penllentiaty.
swous0u appeared 10 feel his positio
scutely nud she'd teafs, His vic also
Cfiud bitterly both be orc anu after the
passing Of sentence. They took an e
icotlonnlo farewell before tie de.onu-
ants removal To prison.
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Reception aud Banquet.

Tho NEws Acknowledges, with
hanks, tho receipt Of an Invitation u
lp present. al reception, banquet and
vail TO bo rendered Governor Wasl,
clmmandoriu,ohief aud Waiting M.
tprs of the National Guard VI Utah ~
Logan on me ovuning oil November 3,
by companies u aud N. rhe AFFAIRS
\ the hands o Captains Wilson anu
Edwin pnd LivuteuRnla Lawson,
Palht, Newnerser and u Jason. rne
reception And banquet VIII take place
4 Hanh'a hotel aud tho ball Al tie
Thatcher O4uta House.
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The lirsl unIinrian.

Articles u in1ofp0mdoI Of the
"Fint Unitarian Society Of salt Lake
City" were filed with County Cltrg
MslOy tnls morning. IL ~ set i0r,u
lhat "thc purpose TOT which tne society
is formed h not pUcuniary profit, but
sluuy."
rho trustees are a, followt; Walter
Almy, Nat ~. Brigham, Elmer Is.
Juuts, Henry w. Lawrence, Eugour
Lewis, 3. J. Lynn, v. NJ. g. Silva,
ca rloa 3. Nauan, anu q. A. Whit
ncy.
A long list Of names OF members
fOIuWH
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TO SEE SUGAR MADE.
visit Of a Large Party 10 the Sugar
Factory at lchl.


This morning a large party OF promi.
uent citiz ms took sOuth-bound II. q.
w. train, on trip to the Utah sugar
factory. The party inoluded Pfvsi.
dents wil.ord Woodruff, George q
Cannon aud Joseph Il. Smith; Elias
Morris president, AMI IL. q. whitney
secretary aud treasurer Of the Utah
Sugar company, And the following
directors oil the compADyi Spencer
Clawson, l.. G. Hardy, George NJ.
Cannon, Francis Armstrong, Jamos
Jack, Heber ]. Grant, John Beck and
William u. Preston.
Accompanying the party, as Invited
guests, were number OF wholesale
merchants Of this CITY who handle the
product, and also several banksrr.
Most OF tue gentlemen VI the party
were accompanied by ladies'.
Ga arrival at the factory, tho party
were cordially received by Manager
Cutler, after which they went into
the fields where the bebts were
buiug dug, aud Jaw them taken
from the gIouni, trimmed OF their
tips, ANA loaded iuto wagons.
rhe pariy saw tbs beeta fresh from the
ground, dumped into tue sheds, and
followed them through the whole
process OF being manufactured into
fugar going through the factory FOR
Tue purpose. All were very much
pleased ~ what they saw, ana num-
b.r of the financial gentlomen pres.
rnt stated that they had no idea OF
he vastn,ss Of tho concern, anu
praised the enterprise in unbounded
terms.
Alter witnessing the Process Of
manufacturing the beets into sugar,
before thelr eyer, tho party sat down
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-31

MI Paul Hammer treasurer Of the
salt Lake rneaIeF, h.s been busy all
day Informing a good nAturcd crowd
that the reserved seats tor the Joint
debate between Judge Powers auu
Judge GOODWIN would not 10 on sale
until tomorrow (rhursdsy) morning
~ 10 u'clUck. Tue RenrfAi aJm ssiUu
viii be- IS cents, reserved stats 90 ceujF.
AZ tho Indications are that there viii
be standing room only, everybody de.
string 10 hear the DEBATE should call
cary anu got n reserved seat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-31
Serious Accident.

T. Ferrin, con OF Bishop FerrIu Of
Eden, met with a serious accident.
lie i,locatud at Promonlory Rnd while
out riding, some tnlrty.iiVe miles from
the railway, he was thrown from his
horse and The animal fell upon him.
He was brought 10 Ogden. DR.. Our.
ION attended him ana found tnat his
left arm was broken at tie elbow and
that the limb was dislocAteu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-31
Land Office.

The following filings were made
In the local laud office under date OF
Oct. 81;
Margaret A. Pierce, OF Aiamsvllle.
Beaver county, final proof, homestead,
southeast quarter Of tile northwts
quarter Of section 80, tosuship 20 tJuth,
range west,
James n. Mcknight, Of Minctsvil.t,
Beaver county, tual proof, homestead,
south halt o. the northwest quarter,
and the southwest quarter of the north
east quarter OF ibs southeast quarter ~
lection 10, towurhip 80 south, fan.e o
Wtst
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OGDEN.
Opium Den Raided.

The police on Monday night raiiei
an opium den on fwtniy.iouTlh street.
While Oniceb 5ilyey and Psnder
watched the house two white men aud
n white woman entered. After walt.
Tug u sufficient time The officers burst
into the room aud arreated the white
men anu woman. The ChinRman
made good bic escape. They will have
u hearing before Justice Bagley.
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Pnlillcnl Mreting.

In the Burl Rton school house to.
night Oh II street, Aiessfs. OrBon +.
whitney anu +. 5. Richards, Dsm.-
cratic candidates 10 the Constitutions
Convention rom the Fourth precinct,
viii speak 90 their constituent. MT.
NJ. s. WOOlley IA also expected to
mAkoa brief address. Judge POwep
va preside.
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Judge Blair lndisposed.

There has been no session Of the
probate court today, Judge Blair boing
c,unned to his room with a severe
cold. Matters srI down for bearing
Quay have therefore gone over. rue
Jud4 ef many ifienls wish to coon ~,
MIN well egain anu back At his Olu
most.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-31
uEAL E.rArE

TraHifsrs f'si IN ~ sIs % ~ C1uafs Ne.
f1r isr Of Stf LrF G'ftH N1n D. 10.
lrffrdav,
A. " Green n IN % ". A, Green,
Unri section sH. township south,
range cast. sAlt iNkr meridian. 70
George A. iliI ~ uN % Vernon r,
rs ..r,-..,......,...,,, ''..... 5,I,o Co
Abraham liunHuer o. watson Mining
tumuany, tho ~rOYlIlu a tuwpA.
uy'H mining claim, ", d. Ms 4. 10 10
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L. 2. Officials.

b. II. II. CLARK, receiver OF the u.
r., H., Dickinson, general manager Of
the u. r., with other officials, arrived
yesterday afternoon from tho north.
While here committee OF Ogden
citizens waited upon them 10 use theiF
Influence to have reinstated employees
discharged during the late strike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-31
Matrimonial.

Tho county CLERK today issued mar.
riage licenses to Waiter Best, %, Of
MN Creek, aud Nellie CTon, 81, OF Salt
Lake CiN; 10 Charles Leo Huildltuh,
%, anu Hattie A. Lawsjn, bOtn Of
LhIh CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-31

Nothing 10 40 delicious AZ good cup
Of tea. II you drink the Pride Of
JGfAn, Tree Teal you Will be con-
WINGED that It Is the best. Take no
substitute,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-31

McCornick 4 g. received today
Hansuer bullion, 5000; silver AuI
load ores, 50, 100. Total, sli $50.
Wells, Fafgn q Go. received today:
Penn. bullion, 80 $50
r. n. Jones a -, received to-day;
Bulliou, $1,000; ores, $500. Total,
$4,000.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
WORLDS Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.

Big stocs oi Worlds Fair goods just
arrived, at 2ll State b.
NJ. WEBBER.
WARREN PAUL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-31

New York.-sllvsr, o 4. ; ivaI, $500
LjudOn.-5ilysr, ~ lbl.
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COMM ERCIAL
sALr LAKE eLEAnlNu mousE

rOjay's clearing hn1sr exchange
amounted TO flsS,7i9 ssmr dby
las wear, Sl52 500. Sion 30 clrsrlugs,
IS ~ ISL. Same month last year,
s3.IiT.7sg.
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SILKS.

About Ten thousand Dollars worth will be th'ogn on
ooanefs at prices that all afford Six Dfeas We
showing about Five Hundred Pieces
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Reliab1e--,
establishments.

This Is bid foI your business and the One Hundred
Thousand Dollars worth Of goods expect to move be.
tween now and Christmas will save to the customer fully
1hry-hve Thousand Dollars,
REMEMBER the Three Great Speeialuss
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-15
3ofeberry uno Kimberley.

Ser Iette Sunse", - 10 wiro ber
fleine, beleibte Mann, rpeI6em iebt Die
britll6e Yremierl6aft in ben S6oB ee=
fallen it, BON Den gngldnbern eenannt
lit elm @liidsfinb. gfi6t Cine, eine
san5e Mlense siitiser Seen mus feline
g8tege u1ni itanoen unb Ieinen 9ebens=
lant besleitet baben, Inn i'm nit alerlei
pertbpollen 8aben 5us iberi1iitten
nit pornebmer slbtunft, @elunobeit,
Weritano; nit Grfolsen aui bem Surf
auf Der pplitil6en &ennbabn unb aui
benz 9eiratbsmarft; nit Der 6reuno=
l9aft 8!abl tones unb nit Der 5einbI6aft
oes Oberbaules. Sn ieiner Soeimatt
S9ottlano, Der 8rutl ltdtte Sd6er 9id=
t6pfe, tpeiB jeoes Sinh, baB &oIeberrp BON
friiber Susenb auf bret 0inae sultrebte:
na6 Dem Sies BEL Dem Oerbp=8ett=
rennen, na6 elmer reihen Grbin unb na6
Der @iiroe bes Wsinilterpralioenten. rnb
oieles @lidstino bat, erlt Al Sabre alt,
ale brei eroben 3tele, Die er li9 seitedt
bat, erreidt. Gr bat pas blaue 8ano
oes Surf baponsetrasen, er bat 5enrietta
&otbl9ilb sebelratbet uno oamit leinen
etpas uerblibenen Wappenl1iIo persol=
oct; unb es mare bDbit perlpunberlid
seuele1, tuenn ibm bic Minilterprd1ioent=
i6aft nidt friiber ober lpdter suseiallen
lpdre, oenn ieine Inlpriide bieraui be-
rubten auf 10 li6erer @runblase, oa6
tim Die bD6lte @iiroe faum entoeben
fonnte.
SIN ltnterbauie bat &oleberrp ME se=
lellerL oa ct ldon i'm Sabre 1868 iaiploe
oes slblebens leines @aters Oberbaus=
MtitsIieo wuroe. 9lnoernfolls bdtte er
ii9 untsr ben rGommons usweifeIbait
einen elrenpollen Plab erobert; oenn
er belist Die pelentli6iten Gisenidaften
oes erfolsrel6en enslilhen Staotsmon=
nes Renntniiie, 8erebtlamfeit, Sumor
uno belonoers jenen @lei6mutb, ser fit
oas unerIablibe GrforberniB zines enoy
! l6en Wainiiterprdiibenten Gilt. sir
bas Oberbaupt lit &oleberrp Elm enfant
terrible, oenn er 9eb0rt su Denieniqen,
welbe unausseiebt bic ummanbluna
oelielben in raoitalem Sinne prebioen.
&ein Wunber baber, baB 2aboudere init
ieiner Jeinblelisteit sesen Rolebersp
siemli9 iiolirt baitebt unb bob bic 2onz
boner @aoitalen benz neuen Yremter oe=
tern serabe NIT Beaus auf iein WerbaI-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-15

am Blabe unb bes 2ebteren aud Icbon
senug poran9eeaneen lit. 9lber innere
Strettigfetten llnter ben 6rennben Der
MtaBregel lniiiIen 10 piel aIs mDgli9
berntieben luerben. &ein 5reuno ber=
lelben piinI9t ldn9ere 8eri9leppnng.
2lle toiinI0en 8el6leuni9ung; o6er
bic SGli6tun9 bon 9etail= 8iFferensen
erfnroert 3eit. 2(le iinb tbdtig, I'M
i3nell bomtt 5n Stanoe gu fommen.
g8ir lperOen natiirii1 mn 3tpiI4en 36iir
uno Nn9el 0urCDfommen, d6er i0 9lau6e,
Die Yortei wiro i@lieBli9 etnjtimnli9 iein
uno Die Gjl 10 paIliren, tDie ite Dom
9oule fam, unDerlebt in ibrem 0ouptz
9runoloBe: rgeIteuerung fir 9}epe=
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ten. gas bat benn Die Electromagnetic
nit Der 9Jfunicipolpplitif gu l6offen
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oarauf aug, Die Whlnicipalpolittf pon oe1
gtationolpolitif Su trennen uno jebt fom=
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cilinoti Yolfsblott" 9ot felt je9er Die
p0lli8e 3rennlln9 Der Municipolpolitif
un0 9}ationalpolitif befirlportet. Gs
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leiner etsenen Geformpolitif in's @eIidt
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niI6e 8ermoltung ber Stoot cine 10
ible@te setpeien, ooB bic Serren Iid
l0euen, bte GanpQ9ne auf Der 8alis pon
UtunictpoliIIues 3u fli0ren?
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