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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01
ABSOLUTELY FREE.
Read This Offer.

BY special arrangements with the
New Heaven Silver Plate Co., we
are now in 4 position to offer our
customers TEN PER CENT orr on all
cash purchases made at our store,
HOW IS lT DONE2 BY THE
COUPON SYSTEM.
We give each customer making 4
cash purchase at our store a
coupon ticket to the value Of TEN
PER CENT Of the amount Of their
purchase, whether Il Is TEN
CENTS OR ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, These coupon tickets
are redeemable at our store In
Sllyerware, this Silverware Is Man.
ufactured and Guaranteed for Ten
Years by the New Haven Silver
Plate Co Here is an opportunity
TO save TEN PER CENT on all
Of your purchases and at the same
time secure this elegant Silyerware
ABSOLUTELY FREE, Call at
our store and see these beautiful
goods, Yours truly
H. BROwN, Agt,
The Grocer,
q 80 lw TeXarkana, Ark.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01

owe had an epidemic Of dysen.
terry in this vicinity last summer,
says Samuel $, Pollock, Of Brice.
land, Cal ~ was taken with It
and suffered severely until some one
called my attention 20 Chamber.
laln's Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy ! procured a bottle and
felt better after the first dose, Be-
fore one.half Of the bottle had been
used ! was we'll ! recommended II
to my friends and their experience
was the same, We all unite In say.
Ing II Is the best, For sale by
Smith Drug Go,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Sealed bids for the removal and
reconstruction of the Union Com
press Cos, plant together with
additional work will be received at
this Office up to Monday July Sth,
1895, noon,
Work to be completed Sept lst
satisfactory bond of 10 per cent OF
amount Of bid must accompany
each bid,
KENDploK & MoSwEENEY
Architects,
.7liw 40 W, Broad st,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01
Whom Travelling.

Whether on pleasure bent, or bus
mess, take on every trip a bottle Of
Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleas
antly and eiIectually on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, preventing fevers,
headaches and other forms of sick
ness. For sale in SOC and 81 bottles
by all leading druggists, Manufac-
tured by California Fig Syrup Co.,
only,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01
One Week, Commencing
Monday, July 1st.
Chnnpe of program nIghtly.

Change Of program nightly
Monday night Ladies' Grand Free
Opening, by Wits Outwltted'
Society Drama, One lady free
with each paid ticket
Tuesday night-"Linked by Law,
rural comedy drama
Wednesday night "Squabbles, "
musical farce drama,
Thursday night-'0ne of the Boys,
operatie comedy
Friday night-"New East Lynne,
emotional drama
Saturday night "Pygmalion and
Galatea,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01

Cuba is fighting for her independ-
ence and the United States, a re-
public, should not throw cold water
on the project by sending war
vessels out to help Spain.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01

The tide of immigration is travel
ing toward Arkansas and Texas.
Two great States side by side. We
trust both states will be built up
evenly with a good population of
good people,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01

II you want a second hand Rem.
mgton Type Writer No 2, In fair
condition, call on Kirby q Kelley IN
the Byrne block, IF,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01

II you want to make your lady
friend a nice present, invest in a
couple pounds Of Loose Bros, fine
chocolates, at $. M. Ragland's,
d.27tf
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01
Read This.

Engagement, wedding and birth
day presents in latest styles, and
prices to suit everybody at Sig.
Hecht's the reliable jeweler, 6 19 If
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01

Kirby ~ Kelly makes loans ant
Investments
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01
Building in Texarkana.

Stop paying rent and build you a
home In the Loan Association.
Small monthly payments, For par.
tlculars see VIM. A. Bomar.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01

The st, Louis Southwestern rail-
road has served notice on the Order
OF Railway Trainmen in their employ
that the contract now existing be-
tween the road and the telegraph-
ers will be void after August LIST.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01
Life Insurance,

Protect yourself and family by
insurng your life with VIM. A, B0-
mar agent for the New York Life
Insurance Co. y ID I'm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01
Miller County Security,

Want a dozen $500 loans on good
river plantations In Miller county
See VIM A, Bomar. q 10 I'm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01
Important.

Fine iewelry, diamonds, watches
and silverware, One Price Only at
Sig, Hecht's the reliable jeweler
6 Is II
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01

The Palace Drug Store is new and
complete, stock all fresh and quail
ity Of everything guaranteed
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01
Notice.

Watches, clocks, jewelry and
type.wrters repaired and work
guaranteed at Sig Ilecht's, the
reliable ieweIer, 0 6lS tt
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01
New SpeciaItieS Each Night,

Under canvas on tabernacle lot,
cor State and Clinton streets, Seat
Ing capacity 1000
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01
Sportsnen.

Sporting goods, guns pistols and
playing cards at Sig. Hechts the
reliable ieweler. 6l9 If
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01

Cuba has asked us for "bread"
and we have given it a stone" yet
we call ourselves great people, peo-
pie who take up for the weak and
oppressed, We are in direct trade
relations with Cuba, yet we stand
of at sea with onr big vessels and
see the island made waste by Spain,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01

Arkansas potato growers have
been shipping their potatoes North
and getting good prices, and now
the apple grower who is shipping
the yield of his orchard before the
fruit is ripe and getting tip top
prices, Arkansas is certainly com
ing TO the front as a vegetable and
fruit shipper.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-07-01

Loans Money on all Collaterals.
Buys Gold, Diamonds add
other Precious Stones.
OFFERS BARGAINS IN
UNREDEEMEO DIAMONDS AND WATCHES
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1895-12-20
Fenals,sne Logic.

Madame comes home from the theater
and finds Minna, the servant, sitting ia
the kitchen reading book by the
light Of two candles. She is very natur-
ally annoyed at the girls extravagance
why, Minna, actually reading
novels with two candles burnirg?"
mot ut all, ma'am," was the cool.re-
ply; that's only one candlcl just cut
it in two half an hour ago "--Once
Week.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1895-12-20
On the Test.

Mil1ie-If you were in love with two
men. and didn't know which one to
choose, what would you dor
Tllie-Put them to test
Millie-A duel?
Tillic Nothing SO absurd. Walk
them both by an ice-cream parlor, and
see which one turns palcst.
Blade.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1895-12-20
risns by che rorsaoclr.

Dcctcr-From now you may let your
husband have glass Of beer every day
~-you understand?
Wife-Yes, doctor, Just one glass
day.
Doctor u week later)-Now, hope
you have kept strictly to one glass per
day that / allowed your husband to
take?
Wife-Most decidedly, doctor-only
he is four week In advance with his al
lowance.--El Liberal.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1895-12-20
Placine Him.

She turned upon him imperiously:
What have you to say for vouy-
seif?"
The dude covered before her.
nbashed, and then passed through tho
door without word.
She shook her head sadly.
''Once more is the old saying verified:
1T goes without sayingr"
She gently locked the door behind
hiin.-Truth.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1895-12-20

He(on the piazzal--It's 50 dark cahH
see. Isn't that another couple next to
Us?
She-Yes. and no Is trying 70 kiss
her.
He--Can you see 30 wen az thatf
She-Oh, no. Bus know who she Is
with.-Brooklyn Life.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1895-12-20
Varied Generosity.

Although she had gift. as people said.
A generous gift of SON; from nature tree.
Hor dear papa with rage fell nearly dead
AZ finding each abort lessen cost v.
-Puck
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1895-12-20

"Have a cigar" said Flowers, as Far
greaves came into the Office. Wilson
was passing them around He has q
new baby at his house."
Hargreaves took one, tried IL for
three puffs and dropped II on the floor.
"Ah! About his fourth baby, l should
Judge. was all he said. Cincinnati En-
quirer.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1895-12-20

II in the course OF human events you
should find yourself in need of printing,
tbs then little information is very de-
sirable when it informs you that we can
supply your wants.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1895-12-20

UoCOm0 Tue COmUlOH properly Vi tn0
people, thanks to the splendid system Of
public instruction in our counties and
cities and man to be educated must
now rise above these, must have them
in the highest degreel and something
more besides. He must have that grasp
and breadth Of mind which comes only
from habits OF thought and study.
The popular falllacy that an educa-
ton is what the pupil brings from col
lege Of his studies stored in his mind to
the business and activities of life, should
be eradicated from the minds Of the peo-
pie and until it is eradicated there will
always be more or less dissatisfaction
With the college curriculum and at
tempte to reach the end attained under
the old regime by all sorts OF short SUITS
and detohrs, which, catering to the mis-
taken notion Of the people, some of our
colleges have allowed to come into their
course Of study. If the mere stufflpg of
the mind were the end proposed by col
lege instruction should heartily advise
the elimination of Latin and Greek from
the curriculum for they are certainly
the hardest things that could well be
found to stuff into an empty head. If
such as this, however, were education,
we should have the ever recurring phe.
nomena Of college bred men lapsing into
ignorance, sinking to the intellectual
line of those who never saw the inside of
college walls or worried over the syntax
Of Greek conditionals. Such. however,
is not the case, but quite the contrary is
the fact, that college bred men, though
they may forget their Greek, Latin and
high mathematics, never loose that one
best thing of all-the we'll trained and
disciplined mind, furnished and fur
bished by the methodical work neces-
sary to master theso difficult depart
ments of study,
1t is high time that stand be taken
by our best colleges for thorough educa
tlonal work and that this practice, which
is growing with our schools, of giving
diplomas to those who have taken the
shortest and easiest route possible to
attain their goal, be wiped out as not
only misleading along the limo Of true
education, but detrimental to the sue
cess Of genuine college work. Let us
then discard forever the notion that an
education is what one knows and learn
the higher and greater lesson that it is
the qualification of the mind to grasp
and handle with success the problems
of State or church, of domestic or poiit-
ical economy, that may arise in the pro-
gress of government and society Let
US hail with delight any steps that may
be taken to check the pernicious prac-
tice of granting to poorly instructed and
imperfectly disciplined minds the letters
patent of an education; for until some
such stand is taken our colleges are in
great danger of becoming mere factor
les for furnishing the country an out.
put Of unfinished and unpublished pro-
ductions that can never reflect credit
upon the institutions from which they
come or meet the just expectations of
society.
ss----.----.------.->
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becomes needless and mere ststeme emit
OF the Facts carry conviction to the mind.
But upon the question of how much and
OF what kind the education Of the youth
OF our land should be there is great d.
versity OF opinion.
Minds differ not in substance, but in
degree. 1t is not the promise of educa-
ton to change this substance, but to de-
volope and strengthen the mind as it OK
lists in the subject. Education ia not a
pouring in Of new material it be di-
gested and assimilatcd thereby chang
ing the natural constitution of the mind,
but is drawing out OF those faculties
already existent, but dormant, and their
development on lines consistent with
mental philosophy and congenial to
mental growth. When this has been
granted and true conception of edu-
cation has been formed, the parent will
naturally seek that character of instruc-
ton for his child that will most effect
ually draw out these latent powers and
render them tit and obedient servants
OF the will. AS ministering to this end
the ccnsensus1of opinion from the earl
lest times has emphasized in no doubt
full tones the Importance and efficacy
of schools; the ancient is we'll as mod
erhs have never question the utility of
their establishment or thought OF offer
ing substitute Tor them. Since the
days when the pupil walked and talked
with the master in the olive groves of
Greece to the present day when, with all
the comforts and apparatus which mod
ern architecture and science can afford,
he pursues his search for truth and the
attainment Of higher knowledge, me-
thodical instruction has been recognized
as the sine qua non Of mental develope-
ment.
To obtain an education, however, the
pupil must not only be placed in school.
but such course of study should be
outlined as will employ all the powers OF
his young mind. And right here the
great error, it seems, is committed.
Through mistaken notion OF a practi
cal college education, the pupil is al
lowed to engage in the prosecution OF
only certain parts Of college curricu-
lum and thus has, at the end Of his
course, a one-sided and badly developed
mind. That course Of instruction and
study which developes symetrically the
faculties of the mind, is the best course
to be pursued and the only one that de-
serves the unqualified term OF educa-
ton. The old college curriculum with
its ancient languages and higher math-
enatics has fulfilled this Office for years
and even in these days Of hurry and
push should not be laid aside without a
careful survey of the field of college life
and careful canvass of these as means
of mental developement. No one would
dare to defend them on the ground of
their utility in the ordinary routine of
after-life, butas means Vt discipline for
the mind both in discursive and analyti-
cal habits they can hardly be excelled.
The tendency nowadays to curtail the
old college curriculum and allow sub
stitution for ancient languages and
- n 4 Il
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iitable. 1t is my object to consider for
a few minutes the Importance OF educa-
ton and the kind each parent should
try to give to his child.
The time has come when ignorance is
crime against our free institutions and
those most jealous of the welfare Of our
government already see the necessity of
an educational qualification to the right
to vote.
The Importance Of education is two
fold, namely, to the Individual himself
and to the government under which be
may live. Since the government of the
Unite.i States is founded upon the will
Of the people expressed by free ballot,
it is of the last Importance that each
person who exercises the right of euf-
frage should be intelligent enough to
discover those things that are best for
himself and his fellow citizens, that he
may cast his vote Alright and not be in
fluenced by willy, selfseeking dema-
gogues. The safety of our republic de-
ponds not only on the integrity Of the
citizen, but on his enlightenment as well.
Only in representative governments is
the force of the individual Of the rank
and file felt in politics, and the Amsri-
can parent should feel that his children
will become voters and the parents of
voters to whom will be entrusted the
welfare of State and church and whose
duty it will be to pass upon questions
that involve the happiness of the great
est nation on the face of the earth; and
with this in view and an abiding faith
in the principles of the Constitution he
should see chat his child has every op-
portunity possible Tor acquiring an edu-
cation. am fully persuaded that the
indifference of the American people,
manifested at times with regard to pub
lie questions, is due to great extent TO
the lack of a thorough knowledge of
what is involved and what possible ends
are to be attained. When the people
are fully instrucred upon political meas
ures they usually decide Alright. but
how can a free commonwealth, depend
ing upon the voluntary support Of the
people, promote that which is best and
keep alive the principles OF good gov
eminent unless it is grounded upon an
intelligent public sentiment.
But apart from the fact that the State
derives benefit and strength from an ed
ucated citizenship, the parent should con-
slider the lasting personal advantages &C
cruing to the recipient Of an education.
His position in life is at once exalted,
honor and power are placed within his
graap, and the satisfaction of having a
we'll disciplined mind capable of enjoy
ing and appreciating the refinements
and blessings OF culture rs ever present
with him. Hope does not light with
one single ray the dark and dismal fu-
ture of q young man who begins his
career without some education and in
the sharp and bitter competition for1
place and preferment he stands no
Glance with him who has trained and
cultivated faculties; no one should think
o. denying to his child this training of
the mind which Is the chief element of
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1895-12-20

No. One-There, have written the
ad. Shall read it?
No. Two-Cert.
No. Ohe--Wanted-Two valettes for
bachelor girls; must know how to curl
bair and ride a alphabetically
Lite.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1895-12-20
A Peculiar Man.

Rsvwn-Dont you think Smith b aa
exceptionally modest man?
Jones-Yes. indeed. / never heard
him claim that his rheumatism was tho
vporst oN record. Puck.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1895-12-20
EDUCATION.
PRof. CHAs. 4. PEPPER.

n A subject like
this one is prone to
indulge in mean
ingless platitudes
and high sounding
gene r a lities. So
much has been said
that little has been
left for a newspa-
per that is fresh,
interesting or pro-
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1895-12-20

Huahand-I sec that O woman was
killed while trying to get TO . bargain
counter yesterday.
WiSe-What q splendid time the rest
Of the women must have adt-Truth.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1895-12-20
Absurd.

kWhat were your husbands lass
y1Eds?"
sHs didas hass aastA~Haxpers NJ
-.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19
Srtlfet Spr Ct Oct NET tat.
ncmmelige?

Deb en- | CONNER / en- gpsb paa
Splanost afbolot glipepiiitatS srami
nereoe 9areren Ssrnene | ben fisroe
Bon. @rum,natiOnen git nOtiaa bra;
men til slutnins bible 2arsren ristis
tilsuuus piie fig os fine Gleper iorbels
astis for Ss. Sslperoisbeo, be spriss
Yrelier % Meuisbeoen. Gan ipurste
oa ct Barn: "@an bu fise mig, bpiltet
8pr bet sr, iom er 8Orberre met tat.
nsmmslis for bans Sapsr % gelsier.
ninger?'
Barnet fob Der % ipetulersbs men
funbe life sreie bet.
1gr Der life nosen al gber andre,
gsrn, iom fan fomme paa bet o. fse
bet ba?1
9pb 7ausbsb. Snsen tunb. sreie
ben Del al Gialelarsn. Bifopen bar
ipart meb. men fob ipnbarlis os funs
oerebe. 9rooften os Breiteu Iiserpis.
Renisbeben fob Der | sabenbe, lsttenbe
2ausbeo os ~unoreoes oper, bpiltet
Orafelipar Der ituloe TONNE ub af
osnne lite sunite ~uiaouanlise 8atbsii.
iation.
@noelis, ba tntet Spar Tom paa
Spsrssmaalet, MATTE 2oreren felp ub
meo bet. $50. bet er Ssna bet, for
bun beloer paa Soosoet % penber
Billet ppao.~
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19
Oil 3ometen fete os bort?

Gapes spmst, Tom ~opoassbes 1913
cs III Hacn eftsr Dpbas.rsu, nrrmsr
fig SUlsn Os Dor SOrb. Den bar en-
Omlsbsiib Of u Gar os iommer nu
for ippeuce Gang, fioeu Sage obicrue'
reoe ben, | Ieritelium sI,r Solnrrs.
Soil ! 9uris er barse for, at ben ifal
sisre ulptte, maaIfe brGnbs SOrosu
op. Sfsfse ben bsGise Strift ffal Dor
8foce iorsua peo Slb. "Gtemsntsrus
Hal fommc ! grano ps oplsies, %
Soroen os oft, boub Der sr paa ben,
Hal opbranoss" 'Ss Der 7al he Eesn
| Col % Nuuue o. etjsrucr". Gitro'
nomerne siper ps ben 6~ortfaring, at en-
aomet BIZ bliue SproeHs Bnnsmano.
Be saubefulb. Simm.l.ssmsr, iom tat.
Ses aumeter eIsr Sulsitisrusr, sr uu
uper 300 Ealet, men flsre os flere
~ppbages. De er Tibet fjenbte. Wan
peo life, bppruf be b%eItanr, % be tcms
mel % iuiroer uoeu at man fan boloe
Resning meo benz. Sun iaare faa er
braste ino ! GitrunOmsruss aarbsser.
iaa man Ton uente benz til regelmGsIis
lib. De fleIte AZ benz, ium bier fig,
bliper burte, uoen at man faar oibr
mere ON benz. On elIsr anosn al benz
uil maaif. SIRE bet al meb Dor Spro.
Saa loHst msnneiteliss g,ne fan ie,
truer life 5npss 4omet meb nosen
Gare, foroi ben or iaa lanst borie ira
os. 0ten iusen fan piSe, boao Der pil
tie, % bet sr aItiO trpsseit at bore be-
reet paa @noeu. Dog life pan epnr.
naeres Bis, iaa man bolosr pp at ars
bsioe ps Oaretuse fine 8atbsplister.
Den rette gerebelie bsitaur beri, at
mon altio bOlocr fig farbig. iau boers
Ten 9eben eler @erosns Gnoe fommer
paa % Tom en- S%perraIfelie. Gr ri
siennemlpIte % sieunemuarmeOs al
iano arlitenbum, pil ri busrten irp9te
for 8soen elsr for @erbsns llnosrs
gang, men rolis sjsre Dor @isrnins,
iaalanse Ri tan, % "ie up Os Oplsite
bore Sooeber", aaur ri marter, at bet
sr fcrbi entsn meo os ielp YeriUnlis
eler meb belle Dor 8looe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19
Gn Hoen Reoe8joreI,e.

w tSts " ! Sululu Sllu u
bleuen bomb for nosle 8em9rtuinser,
jes LOB fable ON s. $. SOpei.ns 6Or.
fatterpirtIOmbec, ba 2elssraien mso.
bette, at ban Tor cpb. Sr. g. trOr,
at ies mao baue paret aiSsoes perion.
li9e uusn, % at jes bar srebet slnleo.
uinsen til at faite Stant paa ham, ba
ban life mere funoe foriuure fig. Seq
itaI / ben G%nlebnius oplpie. at ies ole
brig bar baut nUseu 8untruuers meo
8. s. Sopefen, at les en- eneite Sang /
bans 9iu baube ben 9gre at ie BAN,
at iss ba blsp forsitiast for bam %
iamtalte meb BAN i ct Winut slsr iaa
ON sani,e lisesploise Tins.
Seq itaar life aleHe meb min Dpfats
ming af BAN ium G~uriatter. 8 fin
9io ansreb afosoe &eoaftsr 8. Sanbs
bam tsmmelis bpait for bans 9asuu.
~itelier Of Norbm9nbene ube i 8eiten.
8upeien Ifreu for Gmerifansre, ps ban
beitprfebe benz | bereS 5Orbomme imob
os. iasoe Sanbe. Gor life lanse iiben
fit Sopeien en- peliOrtient Sretteirttelie
al Reoaftsr q. @rsuitao, iprbi ban /
en- Grtitsl, iom blep uptrptt i mango
ensellte 8laoe baobe fremfilet fine
9anosmanb biemms | ROrse iom for.
seIis furbrufne.
Sr. g. ful faa Sob til at tro, OF
ies er upipsnbe ON 8euaselisu paa
aanbslipets Smraaoe | bort gamle
89brelanb. Seq oil bare life, at ban
ltal inbbilbe Soil, at iss sr aarsr peo
"nOsen af be nOrite SsiTOler Der i
2unbet". Sans getlase ouer bisie
sfoIer sasier berfor lille | b.nus Sor'
biubelie.
Oct er en- beiienSt Gag, at ben at
mtg autpoebe 8snbins inben Stuoen.
tsrperbenen | aritiania ifeoe | 1864.
SEQ bar tiemme | @Orse bensans %
bapbe COB Inleonins til at fstse meo.
Oct bar netop | ben 9,b, ba Bop.isn
bfsp STUDENT ps fl FIN aanoise Gtabs.
ION. San bar en- Smsaussusn af
slleranber 8. &iellanb us lisnenbe
stsrrelier. Raturlisuis Tom ifie ben
npe Ganbsretnins frem | 2iteraturen
mep bet famine, ben baube sretet Stus
bsnterne; men ben Sab. iom ou blep
uoiaaet, ipireoe iruoist % bar iiben
fat Srust mango litsrGre Srembrins
gelier. gi lepsr III i Establishments 2ibs'
alber. s. s. 8ODeisn bar msb OF iubs
for. ben iaafalbte reaIiitilte Sfcle i
Gmeriia. % bet npe, ban iaaleoss
brasts meo iis, bar for en- flor Del
@rnnben til ben Yopularltet, ban NIB
blanbt Gmerifanerne.
Sor mig % andre, Tom eliser bort
Soil, funos bet uaret f~orbolbspis lisc'
sploist bpilten siuls ban bsrte tll,
ON ban life bapoe siurt fine 2anbs'
manb til @ienitanb for iaabanne realis
itilfe Sfilorinser. San fjenbte benz
life, os ban fslte insen Spmpatbi meb
bet I~anbsarbeibe, iom norIfe nopan'
orsrs bar ubfsrt | Gmerita. 2issipm
Sr. g. islu raabte ban UT % 8e opsr
bore Sfoler % bore airfeiamfuno.
Ut bette Guar fommer iaa tent, bar
fin @runb J. at ies bar bOrte paa en-
Heiie.