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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18
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3. ruthsr. 63N6-c; 9lp- = IA
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ucjFer, 250a-e: 70. 8. 2i fa--t.
oaier. ,, IsGd 1915: 9io. ,.
uriBcr, Tu- ). 17fa--c.
Scbiueinc .-Iie Serfduie oon nHen
Smtsn pnriiren spiiden So 90 uRb
S4.45 p lOoib leben5ia.
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ScSuid1t bon 800 bia 1-60oFb.
kt-OO66 ) IS. rduhe idJDere, 80. q
d4.O0: nit Wais eeiatterte. /. 100
bis .30Ofb idlfper. 81. 25G74 60;
acsuohHtidle nnb -Su,dlersS S.tscTs
bis "a i.i5Olb ihper. si.00d
$50 p loo h IebeHoia. sahG
Eao adIber. s.. GOA 35 90. RAJ.
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SC = b lebeabis.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18
2Ius Ser0tr.
- Die 6armer iinO Jest nit Dem
8ei5enlden ferti9 uno iinO jest al
er 2(rbeit 9tpfelruein 5u manen.

- Die 6armer iinO Jest nit Dem
8ei5eniden ferti8 uno limb Jest al
Der 2lrbeit 2tpfettueiu 81 maDeu
Gountp Collector 3eblc miro
ON 21 uno p. Cttober bier ieiI 3'uI
DIE Steucru fiir oieics 15nDr tutnts n
81 nebnleu, nber trub Der reI1en
Grntc miro eSMouhem ihruer faQeu
Observation-Disclosures ob3utOmmen,
oa 2lue3 (nur Die Steuern uibt) 10
biuia it,
2tm Niittlup5 tester 98ohe
tc6rte Der Sturcb in Die 5nmilie oes
@erru Suliu$ 8ab(meper eiu un6 bin
tcrtieB Gin tteines S6bnhen. GIras
tuliren.
Sn Der lebten &erinmntluna
Der Gluuer Bottom 5euer Seriieberz
s-@eieaifait luuroc beibloBen
oos tiiuiti8bin Die @oaectionen nun
Siuein1al i'm Sabre Gemadt Iperben
iuuen unb siuar i'm SttOber uno
2tpril. lie bieiioen Gpueeturen 6.
G. 8arner uno Grnlt 8erlemann crz
bielten upm 8raiioentcn Der (6e1eu=
ld1nit ben guItrna fir oieieu Nionnt
II Gents u0m 9unoert 81 crbeben
uu cineu 8ranoihabeu uou S1284
III ocdcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18
3u uertuuieu bel }tpotbetcru-75 st,

Inter bcm &er0uhtc. 0en gSBi e
GuiS uabc GbiIIieuthc. Wu., crmUr-
oct ;u babeu, iiu0 Charles nno frnnt
StCpCuS perb0ftct luorocn. ellis
bate cjuc SdbluCiter Der Gcnauuteu
uetiuhrt, ni9 oieielbe nuh ian elm
.atuo unr 2ieielbe luuroe Niutter
uno say5 im ainSbettc. Sailir iuucu
Die ocbruoer Sicucns on ibm RadJe
qcuomWcn habsr, in0sn ijc ibn er'
muroctCH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18

@lldisijnteit 1T 6,c $brueicEbtit
pUn S9merS, ioat Sean @lul &itb
ter, uuo 20. 900 oantbare &atientcu
iesneu bos 9iuateiS oeS II. 2. SilSs
bee ais baS einSige 0eilniytel, hoS
sessn 0dmurrboiOen enteedt suuroe.
Gs 1T cine tuiieuiybnitIithc &crbiub
uns Der beiteu Wetbooen iranS0iidler,
enaliider un6 omsritoniicbcr 4Suuo
dr5te, pirtt ais 3Suiiruuent. Grtueid)i
Hugsuittct ua0 DieOiS;u, aelu1hr
ioFurtise 9iuoerau8 uHO oonbrins
n6aise oauernee 0siluul. 8reiS 81
*roben irci. iSraHcu suSeibictt oug,I
= @euitaebter & Co., 9pg 24I6
Eep gorf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18

2Snnicheu Sic oem e5eddhte Sbrer
liebsn 5von Elm bploes 9dhclu, eis
ret Ircuoisen auS0rui abSusefpiu.
nsu. 10 uebuen Sic oieielbc 81 6rau
Is ypliue Silber. netdle munehr Gin
~ 'bybait prad)tpolIeS Eager ueueiteI
Wuoea in appipus, Gamenbuten u
So II. bat, uuo beaeuen Sic iir bic
s.l5e eineu blbiaeu Sut iiir bic lido
n.n 0er5fttaae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18

llcbcrou icui5t mau uad Re9cn.
Sic uuo oa ieitlt eS ibou au 29aiIer
inr'S 8ieb. 2tber ciu autcs bat oaS
trudcnc 99ettcr oudj: Gs bdIt ben
8eiseuprciS uuircdjt. SD itebt Der
8uibel .Gnib s29ciscn" I'M ct. 2Uuiicr
Nnrttc ouf .63: in Ycp NUrt aui
500. Sn GbicaaO nucr0iuaS mn
nui .59i uno in N}inucopOliS gur
bios nui 10. Eic rHcctipt2" ilno
bort oucb aor su rieienboit. ,lm@c
inmnttacbict Der Ser. StuatCu bat
Der tuntronirbnre S8cijcuuorrGtil
ludbreno Der Ucrrtuncucu gSotbe nm
2.6t5, 900 8uihcl suaeroHImcu.
ncbcruuS uieoriq iino onacnen Die
@tlihIrrnprciic. sir Oen @uibcl
-@p. mjreo" miro NIX .2G@ be
tuiuiat. Eie dolse onoon miro icin,
boB bic 5ormcr teiu 23eNhtpru 81
RGrtte bringcn.
Ter aartpiielbau0cl 1T lucaeu orl
aruBeu 3uIubrcn. ;iemlid) Nnu. SeIbi
fur quite Spyteu miro per @ulbet in
BrpBocrtauic uur % bis so be
wiuiat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18
On Der ylunhcehnnntltnnt N ON

Iu Der Nuu6csbuuptltoot lit on
Iieuitaa tester Z8uGt g&m. NjuGuuc
Gr BuuocSie unlur Uuu &irQiuio uut
ludbrcuO oeS VurQrrtricacS Guu
f60erirter t5tucral lit gcc'& $ 2trmcc,
oeitUrbcn. U}ahouc mar 1881 ats
GcmOtrot ermdh(t uprocu, itiuutc
nber nit ben &tpublirauaru. uuo
uerhnli oicicu ooourc6 gun GuutrpGc
0e5 Scuats.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18

Grdfioeut GleUelaro nil nllu BEN
IA0uareB iutrtlib uoriAlageu. Die
Bieriteuer Don 81 auf 81 per 5aB 3l
crb0ben, UNI Die Gintuuite Der Re.
gierUu8 geuugeu6 5u uernlebren.
1haGlmtSietrctdr Carlisle o6er III
gc0cn bicie 5teuerelb6buug. Deil er
nit Reo1t Die lIu5uirie6eubcit iiirhtet,
mclde ourdJ 6icietbe in lpciteu Bolts
igicgtcu erre8t tuuroc. Gr 1T ocs
balb iIir 8eiieuerlng oer 95atcnt
Yic6ictucu uuo Der gant Gbed5, Suei
U{aBreaclu, UUn 6eueu Die criterc audi
le!teH5 Der Bepub(itnuer bcounitiqt
mIr0eH lUdte, bcreH E(un &C betnnnt
liob 1T, ourrG 2SicocreiuiulIruna Der
SS0Gtn mo nnocrc ,30Qe ODER ourdl
cine anRcneneHc Gr60lluua 6crcits
bcltcbcn0er ,3U0e bic n0t6iae Der
mc1runa Der Rcaieriuas Gintuuitc
bcrbci}uiIibrcu mo aleifG5citia Die
5ctrclicuoen cinbcinriidjcu Inouitricn
Opr Oct lcBaoigeu0en so nfurrcni oc8
}luSlnn0e5 81 lbuben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18

2eer gl1bet. 2eppi1e uoer glahs
fuufDIcnru, sttrrt,v~,---,,-.- ,-.----.s.----7ss-
fnufcu iuiinidlt Iolite uif]t periGumen
crit in 9eisner's @2obelbanolune uurz
5uipre1eu, uuO bic biIiger 8rciie
fennen lernen gu tueld)en oieie @e.
eenltanbe bort uerf1uIt iper0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18

toerbnlidl iarbeu ii;b 0ie Sldtter;
Die Gisbnaoler lueroen uou 1as iu
5aa b6niher. rudbrenb Die aoblsu
preiie in eenieljeu SerhdltHiB. iuie
oas Gucdflbe tin 5bermoHietcr iaat.
in Die 65he Itciacu. eie Ceiea uua
0eisagparate TUeroeu IN 5.arO geieet.
Der sis Creams mus Den, iteifeH
e5s0a lpeid1ea: Die idh5nc Saie Slaa
.Gra5e 1T Hlr eieic SaiioH absctbaH,
6as G;s5.if1e RaFel;btsr. Der zRostt.
10, IL uaca isiaer 5,eisnafh IN RsU
Series saz.tfssEe1rt; Die StEuhlatC
Tin0 tiir oieIes 3asr abaetbau; per.
auiist idlsli,H5elt Ger .Gatel~ btr 70
freaaoiici7 mar, bic lle6er;icher RAiH,
reuS ocs Souiaieris ia SerpahrHHp
Al baGtsn; Die bsEtlHnte -lesn Soie'
it uerluelst - aIss sEasCisflcn baiHr.
oab Der SgaHser stoTaber uno ieiHt
osrrIdlais an beH S,rrbFi absetre+es
hat 2.csaInl iveir Der IIgbersaHs
uuns Soarisy sEEf 6sr5ite nsiszabass
Irucsis Gin Isz5ssr nHe nil0er. iail
bern1stiatgn sletlinoEnnl Stirnze
- Il - r,4saesfs-.sst rt<.s~s--.s4r<.-~ .,sx
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18

8icriiA amcritauilhc 2uIonotiugu
bat bic ruiiihc JicGjcruna bel ocu
YnlbWin gUt0nlo,ioe 2GUrtS III Ebilo
oelpbia bcittlIt; bIohcr murcu nui
uriiidcn Gjcubahucu ioitauSicbucB
Iib enaliidc 2oromutiuca im Oc
brnub. 1cr san ut cju nencr IDA.
GENDER NcluclS im oic NUuSurrcu5
iabtafcit ocr bnGtuuuidtltcu nmty.r
'nnilCbcn GGtn ,S"gHitcie All Dem
y8citmnrt;C
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18

in amrUrn. 4HD.. ereisaete Iicty
tarjlih eine SdbieBaFfaire Bel oer
;ruei 4Rdnner tootLidl uao Gin sritter
idEuer rerIUunnet luRrSen. Ter
Streit besaan I'M Danie uua suuts
sSOnss. neiien ueZheiratbete 1puteE
Saysa, oort in SesleituRe eines aes
suiiIsR ann1 AleIanber gridlieu rr0
bic Aussi<iezauo ihrer 9exiprnIeffers
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18

@obrcno micrc itgaliubtcuotn
Gormcr iitb in 6uiR, Der ?lulGcbuua
Der g8oueui0uc nuGcr 1touoc itbcH.
nit Der bt(iuIn cus,ouo'lGcn >Sruc
Su ,puturrir,u. mh ocvbal5 ihrr
Shnic 5u ErlIn,btNutdcu Uc,,uu
len. ibcrihpcumt o01 @uvlnuo NIT
iciucu S4uucmcuacu Wicrcu hcjmi
idleu giuytt uuo 0ruJt ole N&pJcn-
prciic ummcr ucGr bcruutcr ~ hr.,
luie upu g9Gibultuu btrt,,t wdrrc.
Uruguay ulcIu icinc H&gucu %u>jubr
uddl bcu &crciuia,cu StoCtcu iaiulRc
Der 9IuilcbuuQ ocv S@uUcr5Uuc ourd'
ben iebiacu oemotratiicbcu Garj' Der
brciiotht, uuo cine md bc0cutcuoerc
3unnbmc miro inn uudieu Sabre Il
ludrtct - uotitrliCb oui Soften nulc
rcr eiubcimiihcu 2@uUCu5uhter. Gu
idlubt uuo iurocrt uticr lcbi0cr DC
mutrotiic1cr Ntuitcrtarii Die auStauOi
lcbeu ,iubultricu uuo ldluotat nno
rlIiuirt uuierc ciQcucu iulauoucbcn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18

SHHIIu 81 -iD
6ol9euoe Rehuuugeu iUuroeu &C
prnit un0 sur 3ablung nupcuieieu:
CSrni Bros. Srudarbeit. S1.0J
2Sn Abpeieuheit oes SdhabntciIters
eruanute Der CAPTAIN 0rn. auauit
Eieeel oIs Shasuleiiter pro tenn.
Gie oervcu Rio Sdlaefer mo Cd.
Eue0iocr ruuroen ais attiue g,;ta.ic-
OK eiui,iutrli9 auFaeuonmcu.
&eihIuHeH. oo5 bic Gos1paauie
bcjm uevuuaIndten oerrn En. Zeafcr,
'pabreuo Ser 3eit oa5 Is u0shia lit.
eiueu 4eaaH bei gla11t ais = a-le 81
9eaeu uHo rUeRu R0thluenois srsei.
0ierat,i 9ertasung.
y aropp, 6 5auIeu ir.,
9agitdH. Sesresir
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18
8ertta,t,t, asto greitan, nen IS. Oktobrr, 1895.

SbHeH 81 GbreH ueraHitaltet heute
Der GoaoerHsur eiHsn 0TeutliAen
GmpfnHe I'm -gRnHiion
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18
ftntrlrthr. Oerhdnnlun stn.

8eaelnidBige 3eriommlln9 au :.
Gttubcr, 1898.
IaS Rrutotpu oer lesteu &eriamm
lung iuuroe uerteien uno anQenum
men.
Sin Scitrdae ejrqen ein-... $40
GiutrittsQclo puu U. Shaicr 100
q. Rueoilcr 100
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18

QnS Gan6 bat uun Iinbr 5u rSabr
IidWcrer untcr ocr 3critoruu0 uuicrer
98alocr st lcioen: bnS 9limo miro
nlehr uuo nehr sum- Steppcntlima
| init crtrcm GeiBcn Spmmcrn nno tol-
ZEN 9Sjutcrn; RcQcunteuQe, 8uocn=
feudtiQteit uuo 6ruhtbortcit ucbmcn
iu cridJrcdenocr 8ciie a6; nnhaltcu
D. Gurrc, 99nlo uu0 Trairic6rdu0c
Insbmcn 81; uniere 6Iuiic ucrinuocn
luIO troG0Cm trctcu Die llcUcrid)mcm
mlnAcn in ben aruBcn 5trumQcbictcu
imHCr icrit0vcuoer nri. To9 bait
abcr o,t aroBcu SgrOitote Don NUl3-
0icbtn nldlt inn aeriltaitcn nb. all Der
}crIi0ruu3 unlcrtr 99al0cr lucitcr 81
nr5ciicn. g&o iidb i5neu 0tictC III
ben 2&.a lttucn, On um0cben iie Die
irlJcn ciuia1. 3n Californian iino
)jc in @eariIi, Die aroBcu uertBuolleu
tHcUrASUulouuQen nui ReQierunq@z
.touo uicOer5uibIoAen. IA bort Elm
"cicu acocn oeu 9ul5oicbitobl be
.tgAt, mbtu tic OuS 0eimitdttegeieb
'ur jbrt 9jebtnblc aus, 3. b. iie
'cUttu ibrc9cutc as nnacblihc 0cims
.'touciubcr oui oo3 &eaierlmnslono
.mo lOtu6cn ouc5 0ul3 bcrunter.
&;m ocr lcbtc 8aum Qei0nt lit. ldBt
t.t ouEcblihc 0ciniitdttciudcr lei.
ttl 2tnuruch idueu. Iic 8m0eS=
rgRIcruug tt 9cRcu bicicS uerbreCbe
tI,bc Sreiben nod uidt eiugcibrit-
ten. 0oncuttib t6ut tic eS uitDt
cr't, ,ueuu cS Su ipdt lit. 0tit ben
18utocru 5crit6reu ole Spu0itote Der
I0ol5oicbe glcidlScitiq Oie 9ultllr oeS
9auoeS.
Cdubhlit fduu uiht 9ebeilt perotn
0ur,b lutnlc 9lppiitntiOnen, nell lie
! ocn truntcn She'll ocS SbreS nidbt
crreidbeu tDuueu. @S qicbt uur eli
ucn 24ea, Die Ialbbeit Su turireu,
lunO Ger lit ourdD cunititutioucuc 0cit
Imiitcl. ldubbeit miro ourd) eincn
eutSitnoetcn ,3uitdno Der ihleimiQen
| I|,uStlttomta Der Guitahiicheu RDbre
Iucurriudbt. Y8cuu oicie 8obrc licb
lcutiun0ct, babt ihr einen rumpeln-
! 0Cu SOu u0er unupItumucnes @ebOr:
Iuuo ueuu tic aaui aCi6lpiien lit, Ell
iulpt 1aubhcit, uu0 meun oic Gut-
iiiubuu0 uiclt Qchuben uno oieie RUbrc
lulc0cr III ibrcu acb0tiqen ,3uitun6
lucrlcGt iucr0cn fam. miro odS ScbDr
NIX tmmcr SerltDrt lucrben; uenu Sale
luutcr 5cbu lino ourdh Sutnrrb oerlu=
Ilodlt. mclCber uid)tS ota Gin entiituoe
ter 5uhano oer ldbleiuitaen Cher
IlGdcn it,
gSir luoucn cinbuuocrt Dollars ilr
ieocu (ourdl Nutnrrh ocrnrindltcn)
| TaI uuu Saubbcit Qcben, bcn ruir
Iuiclt ourch 6iuuebmcu uuu Ouu :
IRntnrrb Sur hcilCn t6aucr. 2abt
GudI umionn Gircularc tummen.
:. !. Gbeucp q Gu,
Spleou, :.
| 81 uertuuieu bel }Ipotbeteru-75 Gts
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18

e.Zatss s&HeeEsin. aas 1tsitsfasH. igtlGt ~ stns
- re- efiEla.b eTkHkes Boata s56asa no ma
tfa 5ststifn @aeisEf, Erl6tr ~ ttHsF Httse4sHs
sfEHft ssfhslftH fanH. htex bif eTobfH Bosftsht
EtffE tff ztzas <iirsssts gsasHiodTfis b1fstt.
Ghtih. SabttHI
Efoss 6fn. 9ts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-10-18

Ss'sr caa Shr js SsmneuB ksetr ResaIstor,
biz RcRtslE 6Aer tsbsrmshilInsu- esrIHAtl AHs
taosH t'Hs sseerEselsiH eaHH aSe DaHH u6tbis i.
Gs IN siHt TRACE cher fraHtr esber, asi6s bic Rss
eeHEas itoIt HHo SereptHHs eerRrioda ERe has gan.
% Splfsm psE9ifisf saas berHria6A glalsris uae
eas SslRa' ron ARneest uHe Gti1optHns aud rsnH
99T DsHts sssrbettet babtl gRas strurlati @aais-
tsii aopfEDeh. 9sTftOpiiss,i gaastFIbpats7 7is
esber Iis's. ftH 3weiisI! zsdt GREt gsbtT auf hrr
Den SsbraHa e0a Simmons stosr RssHiatsr uHe isr
1tre't Bon eititH htetin bsIrut tpeibtH. GB Gb-
fseFm''td @trt StRmORs etStr SssuGater btFtr
ais aIe FitIsH. es ioirtt lsiti abfabrtue uHs sr.
iriiatHh.
~ Seess Va6et bat sen tofasa Zs2tsm.
pei amf sem umtdpIas.
j. III. ZEILIN & co.
FA31aao1r A.a, IA
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2tn 0ds QubIifuml

9Stb piinIAe hierntit benz eeebrten
Eublitum ergcbeuit un5uSeigen, ooB
icfl am liten GttOber meine ncuerz
baute Muble in 8etrieb geieet babe
uu6 bite id freunolidbft, mir 5bre
8unoi1ait uno Nuftrdqe sutonmen
81 lGiien. Gic Raihinerie in oers
ie(ben 1T ane noh ben neueiten Ser
beiicruugen, oas eanSe SpItem lit
ueueiten 2atums uuo 1T nleine RIible
Die eritc i'm Staate, iuelhe nah bic
lem ueueu Spitem erbaut lit. 36
babe teiue aUien nod gtrbeit geipart.
um Elm 5uirie6eniteGeHoes Reiultat
III ersieleu, uHo III 8erbin0une nit
prontptcr uno rceuer Beoieillna buffe
idl Die auHoidait ocs qeebrteu 8ubs
litumS Sn aeminneu uuo III erbnlteu.
,fd) made nur cine Surte Neb( BON
mar autent geiuHocH gsei;cH, on es
ia nnr nt5glib iIt aus gutem &eisen
gute5 We9l su MAIDEN G5eHinas
babe ic1 a0rn- S6euer, un0 aurn. Il.
5utterniubie 5erjlidb bnHfen0 iur
bisberiges aeidenttes 3Htrauen.
;eihHet eracbcnit.
SimnH 3 ueger.
& lsentbuucr bgr @astuHloe GunHtu
EUoel TInble 81, Ban. gRu.
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GOt 8. q. galter, ber neue e6ef.

0ol- s. g. @alfer, Der neue G6ef.
4ommGn6eur Der G.. A. r. bat u.
). Bur6ant uon G6icnso gum Gene.
raj Euartiermeiiter. @iuiam 8.
Gin BON Bottom gum General :9fns
IcettOr ano alfreo GGrte uon G3iltes
barre, Ba-. gum 4ueitor ernGuut.
oerr gutbant tit GrsGommanSeur
oe5 George 8. Sbomn3 Boiteu uou
s5icago, oe5 gr0Bteu i'm gaube; 6err
CliH ~ Der eegeupdrtige Stnatss
'etr-tdr ron 0anahuiett3 uuo Gan
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g3iite65arre in Benuipluanien.
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but silver money Id circulation with the
unlimited clause. They seem to have no
fear of the gold part of it.
The Republican speakers in the last cam
paign covered the earth with the idea Of
unlimited coinage of silver, and the worst
part of 1t wasgthat their hearers believed
what they wer8 told1
have looked Suponnour demand as limited
by the $50 per capita circulation, with silver
and gold and legal tender treasury notes.
1 would like tonknoW if 1 am right.
Government ownership of and operation
of railroads have many supporters.
The land plank is9as good as any of the
other two, but let me tell you that l like to
see these planks aSt short as possible, to
the end that our opponents may not have
as good chance to twist them as they
have with long ones
We can see from what Is transpiring in
congress that the secretary of the treasury
and the spectators are at outs on the
financial measures to be adopted to fleece
the people, and 1 think it is thing to be
proud OF to belong to the Peoples party,
the party that stands by the constitution,
and stands for constitutional money
The bankers Schemes to make the peo-
pies money are at flood tide. We farmers
have to economic to weather the storm
caused by spectators that are tearing our
financial institutions into shreds, and
wreck1ng our industries and the producers
on the rocks and reefs of panic prices.
Respectfully, HANS l.. SAND.
Stockholm, Mimi
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
How America Has Been Sold to the
Foreigners.

To the Editor
1t is a matter of fact that many of our
American citizens, honest thinkers and lit
erary men, freed from party prejudice,
know that many of our statesmen in high
office sold us to the lords of foreign power
for spot cash in 1S73 and have not been
tried for treas but we must keep off the
grass" Our gold is all exported, or soon
cutthroat, monopolistic prices. Paper cur
rency we can have a little of through banks
if we have enough property to pay the in
terest. Bonds are only for a favored few,
and we pay the interest When we fail to
pay the interest and other monarchical
dues then we are subjugated, powerless to
foreign foes, who will not credit you for a
cent to defend our former independence.
Gold bugs and monopolists have possession
of all equipments of war, and the favored
classes join the foreign foe and at last
CORVALLIS descendants have succeeded
The only remedy is to vote for honest
men in the Populist ranks. Read the
Representative and get posted. All honest
Democrats and Republicans are joining the
Populists in this state. and the hope is
that enough of them will join the ranks for
humanity to elect every member of congress
for 1896. This they should do at once, or
quit grumbling about hard times.
Yours for the restoration of silver to it's
original standard J. J. CAMPBELL.
Marshall N c., Feb. 2, 1885,
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SINGLE TAX,
Ex-senator Page Shows Up It's Full
lacy.

To the Editor:
What are the fundamental reasons that
the single tax advocates seem to justify as
remedial for existing conditions, to-wit ?
First, that the burdens of taxation are not
equally distributed; second, that industry
should not be fined by paying taxes third,
that landlordism or land held for specua-
tiCn or rental should not be held or enjoyed
by the individual. but that by the presence
of the people it is made valuable hence its
value belongs to the people and they should
have it in use and it should bear the ex-
pense of government.
Henry George stated a meeting in Mar
ket Hall, ST. Paul, that "all lands should be
confscated to the commonwealth, and that
all the proceeds for it's use of values should
inure to the public treasury without regard
to public needs This is a fair, logical am
swer for his complete remedy for the three
propositions above stated. NO" says an
other, Il am not responsible for Mr.
Georges views, but my own is that taxes
should be imposed on land values only to
the extent of public needs" Well, let us
examine this horn of the dilemma. Suppose
public need requires $500 of taxes to be de-
rived present method) from two pieces of
land of equal value say $4,000 each; also
the building on one Of the lots valued at
$4,000, the other being vacant Now each
of these items of property bears a burden of
500 taxes. Single tax would have it that
the buildings escape and that the tax be on
| the lots $3.50 each. The rule that determines
| the selling value of land is it's own or rent
| value. Now, if piece of land is returned
| to be worth $4,000, is it because of it's use
or rent, present or prospective, will give
ample returns, say $1,000 per annum, for the
investment of $4,000? How much will the
addition of $50 taxes in the above case di-
minish the evils complained of in holding
land for speculation and rent? 1t cannot
be fully reached until you come up to Henry
George, and take the $1,000, the whole of the
profits of ownership? What follows? All
land values being confiscated to the public
all occupants would be but tenants On the
land the price for its use would be the sup
ply and demand, and the highest bidder
would be entitled to possession What sort
of citizens would we have that has not the
tie to his country of the security of per-
manent home? What secures a perpetuity
Of republic, a system of tenantry or a
system of home owners? The mistake of
our government has been in selling or
granting large tracts of land to other than
actual settlers or deserving occupants for
needed use.
Much has been said about filming industry
Nothing of value exists without industry,
ana It's fruits only can pay taxes and sup
port a government.
To impose the burden upon the occupants
and cultivators of the soil alone and let all
other industries and occupations escape is
manifesty unjust.
l think l have heard and read every the
DRY offered by the single tax advoca .es, and
deem them being self-evidently fallacious
and unworthy of serious acceptance or ad-
vocacy. o. II. PAGE.
Pleasant Grove MINI.
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poorest as to the richest Of the land. A
high license directly favors the rich. and
drives every poor man out of the business.
If the saloon business is wrong, is a crime,
as many good people allege, then 1t should
be stopped, or all should have an equal
chance if it is legitimate; otherwise we
are legislating in the interests of the few.
Equally so If it can be shown that there
Is no science in the practice of medicine,
should all have the right to practice It,.
Wishing to test the matter, one of the
Globe reporters in Boston started out with
stated set of symptoms and visited IL
eminent physicians of the allopathic school
and received II different prescriptions, rad
ically different. What conclusion can one
draw from this? Here were II of the best
physicians in Boston, city famous as the
cradle of American liberty, renowned for
its giant intellects and varied and scientific
lore, all, mind you, of one school, and the
result of that experiment was II different
prescriptions! Now, l ask in all candOr,
could equal number outside of that
school have done worse? This lucidly
proves to the uninitiated that there is no
science about it; and is it not a marvel
that such a system was not long ago ush-
cred into oblivion? Now comes a bill be-
fore our legislature to give to a set of
quacks, charla tans, a monopoly of the
practice! Certainly, Mr.. Editor, if the al
lOpathic system Of practice is based on
a mathematical demonstration def
mite as the law governing organic matter,
then the same symptoms, the opponents of
the same disease, should, would call for
the identical remedial agents. This prop
ositiOn can neither be gainsaid nor de-
MED. l want hereby to call the attention
of our Peoples party members of the leg
islature to this measure and ask them to
consider carefully the object and aims of
the legislation sought thereby, as well as
the origin thereof. My motto (and it is en-
phasized in every platform of our parity is
to give all in the battle for bread and meat
an equal chance so far as legislation is
concerned, and then it is not the fault of
the law makers should failures result If
there were no drinkers Of beer and other
alcoholic liquors, saloons could not live.
If there were no demand for cheap, ShOddy
goods, the manufacturers thereof would
cease to work; and it is none of my bus
mess what you eat, drink or wear l want
most emphatically to cOncede to you and
every other human being the right l ask
for myself, the right to do just as l please
provided I do not invade the rights of an
other. E. w. B. HARVEY.