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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-20

Among the colonial possessions
or dependencies of Holland there
is a remarkable little state which,
in its constitution and the customs
of its inhabitants, surpasses the
boldest flights of the advocates of
women's rights. In the Island of
Java, between the cities of Batavia
and Samaraing, Is the Kingdom of
Bantam, which, although tributary
TO Holland, is in other repects an
Independent State, politically with
out Importance, yet happy, rich,
and since tim immemorial gov
erned and defended by womeh
The sovereign is, indeed a
man, but all the rest of the Gov
ernment belongs to women. The
King is entne ely dependent upon
his State Council composed of
three women. The highest authori-
tries, all State officers, court func-
tionaries, military commanders
and soldiers are, without exception,
women. The men are agriculture
list and merchants. The Kings body
guard is formed of amazons, who
ride in the masculine style. The
throne is inherited by the Oldest
son, aud incase the King dies with
out issue 100 amazons assemble
and choose a successor from among
their own SONS, the chosen one be-
ing then proclaimed lawful King.
Brooklyn Eagle.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-20

"The registers and receivers of
the U. S. land offices have been
officially notified that no United
States commissioner in this, or
any other territory, is authorized
to administer oaths or take proofs
in any business connected with
the United States land Office, and
that all business heretofore at
tempted to be transacted before
such commissioners is void and of
no effect"
The above as published in the
Las Vegas Optic of a recent date
and generally copied by the Albu-
querque and other Territorial pa
pers, is misleading in many re-
spects. Section 1894 of the Re
vised Statutes of the United States
as amended by an act of congress
approved May 26, 1890, provides
that:
"In any case in which the appli-
cant for the benefit Of ths home
stead, pre-emption, timber-cuiture,
or desert-land law is prevented, by
reason of distance, bodily infirm-
ity, or other good cause, from per.
sonal attendance at the district
land Office, he or she may make
the affidavit required by law be.
fore any commissioner in the Unit
ed States circuit court or the clerk
Of court of record for the county
in which the land is situated, and
transmit the same with the fee and
commissions to the register and
receiver"
Under the instructions ISSUED
by the general land Office at Wash
ington, in compliance with this
law, no afiidavits will be received
by the local land Offices, when tn,
same have been executed before
notaries public, save only in th'
case of coal land entries. New
| Mexican.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-20
Geronlmo,s DecLlnIlIr Yenrs.

George Gauz, an Apacha Indi-
an about 21 years old, who has
returned to the Mescalero reser-
vation from Mount Vernon, Ala,
where he has been inschool, speaks
about Geronimo and his Chirica-
hua Apaches, who spilled so much
blood in Arizona and New Mexico
a few years ago, as follows:
Geronimo has aged rapidly in
the past few years, his hair now
being almost as white as snow,
though he is still robust and hear
ty. Mana has also until he is de-
crepit and almost! helpless. The
desperate and seemingly implaca-
BILE Black Mangus, who took his
fourteen followers and left Geron-
imo because the latter merely sug-
gested a second surrender to Gen.
Crook, and who, after his own cap
ture by the troops under General
Miles, fought the soldiers in the
cars and jumped from window
while the traih was under full
headway-is now quiet, obedient
soldier, one of our codntry's brave
defenders. Kiatena, brother-in-
law of Geronimo, who learned to
speak and write English while i'm
prisoned on Alcatraz Island, in
the Bay Of San Francisco, is as
happy as child, and apparently
contented where he is. Natchez
is sullen and morose, while Ohatto
is content that he escaped the
gallows for the murder of Judge
McComas, wife and little child.
Geronimo would like to return
but is afraid the people of Arizona
woald kill him if he did. Ell Paso
Times.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-20

Edward Eggleston says that he
used to feel compunctions about
neglecting TO answer requests for
autographs when stamps were in
closed, until he told Lowell Of his
scruples and Lowell said: 81 asked
Emerson what he did about auto
graph letters and he replied: They
are my main dependence for post
age stamps After that" said
Lowell, Il was demoralized."
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-20
An Oversight.

Professor Muycrobes Cooking
up from the evening paper)-Ana-
bel, you don't seem quite yourself
to-day. Did anything occur to up-
set you at the dance last night?
Mrs. Gowitt (his daughter, a
widow We'll, it was rather excit-
ing. 1 had three proposals Bob
Uppers, Shipper Clarke and
Count Ajompa.
Professor Muycrobes-Why, my
child, this paper states that you
became engaged there to the iich
Glider Vaupewterbill.
Mrs. Gowitt Oh, true, he markes
tie fourth.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-20

d1ehfy ii. faAOu OF Jne quincy,
Mass, police force, is a million
aire. He serves without pay aud
devotes his energies to enforcing
the liquor law.
The Gar of Russia recently
said that his highest ambition in
life was to 30 treat his subjects
that history would speak of him
as the Peasant Monarch.
Mrs. Annie S. Austin, the newly
elected mayor of Pleasanton, Kan
sas, is described rs woman Of
more than average intelligence
and weighs 200 pounds.
Nine. Blanc, the celebrated
French authoress, is wintering on
plantation in Arkansas. She
recently spent a week in Washing
ton without her identity being
known.
Professor Rudolph Virchow, the
famous German surgeon, has re-
covered from his recent severe at
tack of illness, and has taken up
his active duties in Berlin again
Constance Fenimore Woolson
had a premonition of her untimely
end. She was a victim of morbid
ness and longed for rest from wan
dering homelessly about the world.
A banquet was given recently to
Walliam E. Curtis, Assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury, by the
alumni Of Trinity College at Hart
ford, the institution which gave
him his diploma. Senator Hawley
was one os the guests, and spoke.
Siegfried Wagner, the son of the
great composer, isgiving his whole
time to the preparations at Bay
reuth for the series of Wagnerian
representations that will commence
in July. He is a left-handed con-
ductor, which very often perplex-
es the orchestra. He is said to be
musician of great intelligence.
William Howe, the celebrated
American artist, now resident in
Paris, was once a windoW-trirlmer
in dry-goods house in Grand
Rapids, Mich. He also held a
similar position in st. Louis where
he found a friend who advanced
him money with which to study
art. He now IS one of the greatest
animal painters in the world.
William Dean Howells has been
spending the past two weeks at the
home Of his father in Jefferson,
Ohio, a little village not far from
Cleveland.
The only growing thing in Jack
son Park commemorative of the
Worlds fair is a beautiful lime
tree, planted in May, 1892, by
George w. Childs.
Mrs. NJ. E. Wilson, a sister OF
the late z. P. Bliss, a noted singer
I and writer of sacred songs, is a
conspicuous figure in the great
religious revival now going on in
Brooklyn.
Eugene Field of Chicago, who has
'ately suffered from dyspepsia, hae
been passing some weeks in New
Orleans, but says that he finds
its citizens charmingly hospitable
Senator John Martin of Kansas
employs two secretaries and they
are nearly worked to death. His
daily mail is something enormous,
but every communicate ON receives
prompt attention.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-20
COppls AlnIng COde-NewlEdItloa.

COpp's Mining COde-NewlEdItiOH.
Henry N. Copp, the we'll known
land lawyer, of Washington, D, O.,
has issued a new edition Of the
American Mining Code, including
laws lately passed by congress and
the several states and territories.
All persons who intend to pros
pect for mines next spring, can
spend their winter evenings profit
ably in studying this book. 1t
may be ordered by mail direct
from the publisher if bookstores
do not keep it in stock. The price
is so cents. Copp's Mining Code
embraces the U. s. Mining laws
and the official regulations, ar
ranged by subjects, water rights,
coal lands and timber cutting; sa-
line lands and town-sites; also the
local state and territorial mining
laws, with numerous practical
forms, embracing location, notices,
proof of labor, notice of forfeitures
liens, surveys, application for pat
ent, adverse claim, mining deed,
escrow agreement and lease, with
valuable digest of court and de-
partment decisions.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-20

Ex-Judge Lambert Tree, for IN
erly United States Minister to Bel
gium, is about starting for tour
Of the African coast to Asia,
where he expects to get out Of the
reach Of mails, newspapers and
telegrraphs, and Give like a vege-
table" for o few months.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-20
Table Compiled by an Actress.

One marriage makes one di-
vorce.
Two divorces make one sensa-
ton.
Two sensations make one scam
dal.
Four scandals make one famous.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-20

'Do you believe" he said, as he
tenderly stroked her hair, "Do
you believe that a deep, abiding
love like ours can ever die outg
"Not now, George, / don't, she
responded, "but it always did in
my previous engagements"
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-20

There is a fireproof covering for
walls, composed Of asbestos sheets,
softened 10y steaming, embossed by
rollers and dried or painted or
otherwise decorated.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-20

She--And what did papa say
when you asked him, dear?
He-Excuse me, but / couldn't
think of repeating such language
in your presence.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-20

"Are We to have electric lights
in the house this winter2" asked
sweet Evelyn of her doting father.
"Yes, my child"
"Tm sorry, papa"
"Why, my love|
Because, papa, dear, they won't
turn down"
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-02-20

Small Brother I should think
sister would a good deal rather
have you call to see her than Mr.
Getthere.
New Admirer delighted You
wouldl Why?
Small Brother Cause he always
muses. up her hair 50.
The evening world., 1894-05-03
Nay Cleaning Sale.

800 cases Barrltt's Laundry Soap,
each piece wrapped, quality equal
to the best made. worth &C.; Thurs
day only. per cake. ...... ......... .o-
80 dozen Furniture Heaters. extra
heavy rattan, worth &c, this sale. 10
100 gross quart bottles Ammonia,
extra strong this sale ... ......... 90
SO dozen Feather busters No. :. best
quality, usual price 2ic.; this sale. .f3
so gross Bee Hive Stove Polish gives
II brilliant lustre this sale. 10. .... .O4
% gross Tampico Scrub Brushes.
large size, usual price Zoe. THIS sale 90
100 feet best Clothesline. usual price
39c.; this snle, per 100 fect..,...... 10
% dozen Galvanized Water Pals. "A
quarts, extra strong this sale, ... "a
% dozen Paper Pals. every ono war
mnted light and strong thus sale. 10
u dozen kaIsomino brushes, best
quality tins sale .............,.. ID
% dozen StoTe Gloves, daubrr and
polish, worth 800. thi, sale only.
complete. 10
100 gross Carpet lacks. best quality
made, large paper this sac per
lapor ....... ..,..., .........,,., .oi
100 gross Double Pointed Mntting
lacks, best quality: This sale per
. .O2
20 dozen LADIES' Tack hammers, TX.
ira strong, usual p'.c5 I3c.; THIS
sac ......... ,............. .oo
% dozen Wash Boilers, copper bot.
tom, heavy tin, oval thus sale .... 20
80 gross sink Scrubs, best heather
TIN, sale ....... ..........-........ .O2
10 lnrrcs lest Comrhor, stainless
special tEls sale, per ID ........... 10
90 dozen Market Baskets, good sizes,
cXtIa strong. ihIs sGlc........ 10
70 dozen Mops and Handles, best
made this sale. mop and hand.c
CompItts ....,.,,, IA
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

neur unb StaatsIetretdr erlaneen unb
als @ebiibr SIS fiir oieielbe Sablen ipa=
ten.
SIM 9aule tpurben beute eine Mn-
Sabl 2ocalbills pdilirt. 6eltpn bra6te
eine Bill etn, tueldbe $3.50 per Sag per=
pi0ist fiir bic WliliSen, tpelbe bic @als
pin'i6e 8ummel Brigade bon einem
3uge ber 9. & 8. 8abn pertrieben
&riffin bra9ts eine 8ill Elm Sur Greiruns
elmer Staatsbeborbe fit bic Mbfbdbune
BON Giienbabneisentbum. 9ie 8ebDrbe
loa aus bem Staatsaubitor, Staatss
16asmeiiter, &eneralantpalt uno 3tpei
anoern pom @ouperneur ernannten Wlit=
slieoern be1teben. Sleeper bra6te eine
Bill Elm, ,uel4e beItimmt, bab 9eputp=
@abliuperpiloren Stpei Dollars per Sag
| fir einen 3eitraum BON nt6t ldnser als
80 Sagen erbalten loaen; cine ppn
8eDis einsebra6te 8ill amenbirt bas
6eles, tuel9es ben 8erfauf BON berau=
| l9enoen @etrdnfen i'm umfreis BON stuei
Meilen bon elmer Solbatenbeimatb per=
bietet, babin, oaB 8ier bon bielem @er=
bot aussei9loIien lein loll. So cine
9nsabl rdlentanten Inn 11.5O l1br
nad Sanbustp abfabren wollten, per=
tagte 1i6 oas Saus fur3 mad II llbr Big
Montag.
9ten It a g, ben Is. Wfai.
SIM Senat murbe @rtffin's 8ill
Sur 8el lteueruns Der @9lafmassons Boz
bin amenbirt, baB bic Steuer bon auf
% gro5ent erb6bt werbe. Oie BiG
,uuroe bierauf nod ldnserer Debatte
paIIirt. Garnbart bra9te eine 8iQ Elm,
luel6e $4,000 bon Dem Weitleite 2epee
Tono auf ben Wefleite Yarf 6onb iiber=
tra9t. Die Bin beitimmt ferner, oaB
$4,000 BON Dem &elbe fir bic Grri1=
tuns BON @ebduben i'm @opoale Yarf
9ebrau6t ,uerben 1ollen. Yai1irt purbe
Grtfiin's Treie S9ulbu9er=8iQ.
Sm $ ule fant beute bic 8ertas
9ungsfrase auf's Sapet; es 1beint, oaB
oas Saus Ii6 fir Gertasuns am %.
Mtai ent19eiben pirb. Gs muroen nnr
luenise @el6dfte bon 8ebeutung erle=
bist. Das Saus ltinmte ber McMafen=
bin BET, lpeftbe beitimmt, oaB giienbobn=
eompasnten ibre griiden ni6t unter elmer
9Dbe BON q SUB iiber ibren @eleilen
bauen lollen. Gs lpuroe, na6oem Der
Gonferen5beri6t perpprfen mar, Der
antra9 geitellt, Elm neues Gomite gu err
nenner. Sout9warb BON Union Gountp
bra6te eine Gill Elm, lpelDe eine Steuer
BON 5000 auf @rob bbdnoler unb $50 auf
&letnbdnoler in Olepmarearin legt.
Balllrt wuroe McGpnica's gia, pel1e
Die GountD GommiIidre BON 5ranflin
GonntD autorilirt ein slspbaltpHaite iter
por Dem Gourtbaus Su legen. Gbenlo
wuroe Sane's StraB 8eipren9unssbia
palIirt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17
Ser soilfsinIpeftpr Der Bali ur

- Ser 0ilfsinlpeftor ber 8au= uni
2ei6pereine bat Dem Staats 0erli6e=
Observation-Disclosures @abn leinen Sab
resberiAt etngereiGbt. Nus Dem interel=
Ianten 8eri6t sebt berpor, oaB bic 3abl
Der Bait lno 2eibpereine i'm Staate
TAI sesen ia i'm porisen Sabr betrast.
0ie @elammtactiDa belaufen li1 aui
$79,55S,390,32 9esen $74,O76,636.64
i'm porbergebenben Sabre. Ser &anen=
beitanb betrdst S2,O63, 3,SS4.30 segen
$2,4O1 ,74S.06 i'm Sabre 1892. Oie
Ginnobmen betrueen 1898 $50, ,25O,=
32007 ge9en $63, 3,919,021.16 in 1892.
Sm Sabre 1892 betrug bic 3o6l Der
9epolitoren 1S5, ,638, in 1893 fiel Die
3abl auf 1S3,9S3. Sie 3abl Der 8ors
ger no1m jebo6 tpesen ber l6le6ten
3eiten su uno ltiee BON 59,254 in 1892
ouf 1903 tn 1898.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17
Sic gntlneibuno bes Yuubt

- Sie GntlGeibuns bes gunbes=
oberseri9tes, ooB bas BON Der Obio 2e=
sislatur erloiiene MtalIie=@eleb perfal=
iunssmdbis lei iit BON GROCER finansiel=
let Seoeutuas. Gs banbelte li9 babej
UNI Die Trase, ob Der Staat Obio bas
9ie9t babe, frembe Gorporationen su be-
teuern, lpelde Ii6 nit in unlerm Staa1
eegriinoeten gorporationen conlolibiren
9as eenannte @eleb legte iol6en gor=
pDrationen eine Steuer bon no 4rosent
TIRES Nctiencapitals auf. Sic oaburf
betroffene Wabalb GiIenbabn batte bic
Steuer srw getra9e BON $4,000 unte1
Yroteit be3ablt unb bas @eieb ala
uerfaIiuneswioris aneefo6ten. Sic
Gnti4eioun9 beg 8unoesoberseri6tea
iiberpeiit ni9t alein bic senannte
Summe bes Staotstalle, lonoern es
nerben bur1 bielelbe aud nod me6rere
anbere conlDlioirte 8a6nen, uelde su=
lammen ettpa $1S0,00O an Steuern a.,
be5ablen baben, betroffen. Sei Der in
Der Staatsfalle berrI6enoen Gbbe i'll
Sas ein gon5 netter, iuillfommener
groden.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17
Wa1hinoton. IL. Weai.

Waibineton, IL. Mai. SIM
Senat bra6te Nuap mad Grlebisune
einiser &outinesei9afte eine 8ill fir
bic Nbfaiiung zines Wtunicipaleober bes
Columbia Diitrifts Elm. Oie 8ill tuurbe
na6 fnrser Oebatte iiberselest; ebenio
wuroe eine bon Beffer einsebra6te Ne=
lolntion iiber9ele9t, einem Gpmite Die
unterlu6nn9 oer IHaire Der geflidten
| Yanserplatten 5u iibertrasen. Yeffer's
Gelolution, Elm Gon1ite Sll ernennen, Inn
bic 9ebridte @ei1df ftslage su unterlu=
den, fam Johann sur 8erbanbluns. I'm
II llbr tullrbe bic 0ebatte iiber bic Sa=
rifbia mieber auf9enommen.
Us a btn9ton 12. Nlai. - SIM
9 ena tpuroe beute mad grlebisung
einiger 9foutinegel6dfte bic Oebatte iiber
BITE Sartfbia fortselebt. CHANDLER BON
ytep 9amplbire berlu9te bur1 larfaiti=
19e Bemerfun9en Die Oemofraten ,u
perbDbnen.
SIM g uie ,purbe oas geqlaubi=
9ungsi9reiben bes neuermdblten Geprd=
1entaaten Ogben bonn 4. 2pui1iano=
bifritts einserei6t, tporauf man bic
Stseullion bes Marineetats fortlekte.
W ellington, Ia. Meai. - ssm
9enat tpurbe nad Grlebisuns etnieer
Houtineselddfte bic SariTbill wie6er
aufsenommen.
SIN 9auie ,uurbe bic Defamation
BON &eprdientaut Compton BON Mearn5
lano einserei6t. 9as Saus beldaftiote
li6 Johann nit Der 8eratbuna BON Mab=
reseln fiir ben Columbia DiItrift.
90 aibinston, Is. Weai. =
SIN Senat bra6te @lIen, Yopulilt bon
Nebrosfa, eine &eiolution elm. tpeldhe
ben SinanSlefretdr auforbert, Dem 81
nat oariiber su beri9ten, in tpietpeit bic
Sarifseiessebuns bic 2obnb6be beein-
Hulle. Sie &e1olution iuuroe iiberoe=
legt. W}an i6ritt Johann sur 9isful=
lton Der Sarifbiq.
SIN 9auIe fiibrte Soderp BON Weil=
louri, in Ibmelenbeit oes Spred,ers
Crisp ben 9orlis. 0as Saus belbaf=
tlste li9 NIT Der Discuiiion ber Mfarine-
etQt=Ytll.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

- Sn oer benti9 amerifanil6er
YreIie lit Elm neuer 0teolenta entoedI
luoroen; berielbe beiBt &ornmeper uni
lpobnt in oodport, Sqs. Ser Manr
Bat eine neue GedtI6reibuns erfunben
ST idreibt S6muB itatt S9mug, 2aa=
pen ltatt 2oppen, l6iiden itatt lditen,
oneseln itatt anefeln, Blaat ltatt 8latt
Brinbip fatt Yrinsip ulip. &ornmepe,
gerdtb in Gntrilitung, lpenn Elm 9eut=
l6er eesen 8eitrebunsen SteQune
nimmt, tuel6e bic Yrobibition foroern
ober bic beutlbe Spra6e befdnapfen.
Semna6 I6eint &ornmeper Elm beut=
l6er SemperenSmuder unb Elm @esner
leiner eisenen WtutterIpra6e gu lein. -
IS muB aud lolbe adu5e 9eben; aber
mir baben, oIfen seitanben, an lolhen
&affern feline 5reuoe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

n,a6t 1T, burd @er3Oserunssantrdss
einen Yroseb gu oeridleppen. 5ier uno
ba 9elans bas Spiel tebp9 at6t, lobaf
| Iib Die gorpprationen allmdblig cine,
anoern Safttf gu bebienen beeannen
sic wenben liA bireft on Die S1miebe
uno 1orgen bur6 ibre Sanblanger bafiir,
oaB tie bic seleteebenben 8eriammlun=
gen controlliren unb feline &eleBe erlals
len tuerben, ,pel9e ibren Snterelien na6=
tbeilis lino. Wtan ipeiB ia, nit tpel9em
GDnismus Der perltorbene San &oulb
li6 iiber bic eeleb9ebenben &DrperIdaf=
ten uno Die 2ei6tiefeit, nit tpel6er bie=
lelben controllirt tperben fDnnen, aussu-
lpre6en pfle9te. 9Bel6er Yartei @oulb
angebDrte, bat man benn ou1 niemals
10 re9t setuubt. Sc nad ben umitdnben
bing ct ben &epublifaner pber ben Se=
mofraten beraus.
Wenn allo nt6t peniger als 100 nit
ben groBen gorpprationen in Nerbinbuns
itebenbe gbpofaten in Der Stem Norfer
Gonitituente liben 10 fam man barauf
re6nen, oaB bas iouperdne 8olf elmer
lol9en Ybalanr slattSiin9iser &abultite
geseniber ni9t piel gu iasen baben ,piro.
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. luirb boq=
itdnbig unter Der Gontrolle ber @elb=
ma6t iteben. 98er bon elmer Iol9en
Werlammlun9 bic 8olfstuoblfabrt in's
Iuse fafenbe NtaBreseln ertpartet,
glei6t benz Mann, tuelher bonn Oorn7
fraud Jeisen sieben min.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

- Gy=@ouperreur 6orafer loa, leit=
benz er litb aus Der Yolitif Suriidgs;oger
bat, 9an5 ous9e5ei6nete @eIhdfte mo-
den nno anf oem beItem 98e9e iein, eir
iteinrei6er Wtann Su iperben. &eir
Wunoer Gr lit Der erfldrte S9irnl=
berr Der Gorporationen. Seute pIaibirt
er por bem betreTenben Senatscomite
ge9en bic gSbtttleiep=9iQ, lpel6e Die
StraBeneil lenbabnen belteuert, 9lls in
oer pOrigen 2esislatur bas geisel= unb
oos Strebli=Gjeies, luel6e Den 5traBer=
eilenbabnen srobe gprtbeile einrdumte,
oebattirt mnroe, mar Sorafer Der Siibret
Der Sobbp. 0aB Iol6e 9(rbeiten gut
bonorirt lperben> per Itebt li9 ippbl pon
lelbit. slber loer mub i6lieBli6 bic
3e6e besablen2
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

rsSie perlautet, ldreibt bic Gin
cinnati Greie prele", iuirb oemnadit in
Der Gjelessebun9 cine gorlase einsereid1
lperoen, bur6 iuelbe oem bielisen Sdul=
luperintenbenten bic unbe l6rantte Ma6t
bic 2ebrer unb 2ebrerinnen an ben bielis
gen 6reiI6ulen na6 ieinem eisenen St.
melien an5uitellen uno absulesen, ent:
sogen tuerber loll. IS lit bies elm S1ritt
Der i6on lansit bdtte setban weroen lol=
len, oenn bic i6ranfenlole gin=Mannes=
@emalt lit unleres gra9tens an 1olhe,
SteQe bonn llebel unb fam bem Grsie=
bungsweIen nur l6aoen, nt6t niiben. -
Geht 10 Wenn mir uns ni6i
irren lit Der Gincinnatier S6ulluperin=
tenoent ein &npmnotbins i6limmite,
Sprte
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

- 9ie 2onopner SOppelpabrunss'
eonpentinn bat lid pertagt, obne gu
einem 8ei6luB sefominen gu lein. 8ta
jebt 1T es mod alien lol6en GonierenSen
dbnlib ersansen. Oas @ertbper6dlt=
nib BON @olb uno Silber ldbt lib i6on
auf internationalem Wese berltellen, abe,
oamit 1T es nidt setban. go lanse
man Die Silberproouftion ni6t burb eli,
internationales Nbfommen resuliren
fann, miro eine Stabilitdt niemals er=
5ielt tuerben. 98ie min man ober eine
lol6e internationale &esuliruns jemals
in's Werf Ieben. 9Sie min man bic
Qusbeutung Der bereits porbanbenen i'm
gripatbelit heiinoliben Silberminen ein=
ldranfen uno bic Gntoeduns neuer
Dfinen perbinoern =?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

6ielo in einem 8riefe, in tueldem tie
als 9anitdtsmabresel Elm Verbot Der
ginpanoeruns auf Elm Sabr befiirupr=
tet.
SD CLAUDE on Die ginwanoeruns"
iaste tie. v5ie bat Die neue @elt se7
lhaIien. Sntel Gam lelblt lit cit,
gmtsrant. SD bin bic So6ter eines
irtiben Ginmanoerers unb gatrioten.
Wtein 8ater pdre fit lein Iopptippater-
Lamb seitorben. Gs mar lein 2anb, neil
ct ieine Snbuitrien bod belt unb li6
ihrer 8eoeutrns be,puBt mar, unb ale
Gnisranten lpie er, lino Mmerifauer.
9iele fommen ni6t in Die &epublif, UNI
oielelbe tuieber su perlailen, tuenn tie bic
5alhen poa baben; tie perfau fen nidt
ibr 8otum on Gontraftoren pber rdnfe=
po(e Yolititer; tie ltrauben lib ni6t
sesen Die Nnimilation, lie iellen oas
8eburtslanb ni6t iiber bas 2anb ibrer
grl0luns. Sos meine i'd nit r9lmerifa
fir bic Mmerifoner."
Wlit bteler 8esriinbuns ldBt li6 9esen
bas Miotto nihts ein,penben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

Seute beeann in glepelanb bic
Gonferens Der aoblsnerubenbeIiber uno
Goblensrdber. $5offentli6 lueroen bic
@eratbunsen BON Grfols 9efront iper=
Sen. Sn man@en @egenoen berrlht be-
Geits cine beoenfli6e &oblennptb. Ser
fsobrifbetrieb, Der gabnbetrieb unb bic
aanalldifffo9rt baben bereits bebeutenb
aelitten. g8eroen bic 9iIferensen ni1t
beiselest, 10 oiirFten bic nd6Tten Moben
. hlimmes bringer.