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The Newtown bee., 1895-12-20
MATTERS or sus1xEss.

George ". Jenkins, editor of the Santa Maria ssTimes, i" Cal, in ppeaking of tho various ailments of children said !: ..When my children have croup there is only one patent medicine that ever use, and that is Chamberlain's Cough Rem- eIy. It possesses some medical proper ties that relieve the little sufferers im- mediately. It is, in my opinion, the best cough medicine in the market" If this remedy is freely given a soon as the croupy cough appears 1t will pre- vent the attack. It fs also an ideal rem edy for whooping cough. There is no danger in giving 1t to children, as 1t con tains nothing injurious. For sale by E. F. Hawley, Newtown, and Samuel 0. Bull, Sandy Hook.
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CORNWALL BRIDGE.

A GOOD SALE OF TOBACCO.
 Andrew Main has sold and delivered his crop of tobacco to Luther Eaton of Kent. The price paid was 15 cents per pound. MT Main had over 3700 pounds from one and one half acres.
 Feed business is brisk at the mill and warehouse of c. w. Everett. He had 8 large. stock and ia selling at very low prices for the quality.
 The remains of John M. Kellogg of Waterbury, a native of Cornwall, were brought here for burial Wednesday.
 A public reading will be given at the Methodist church, this week, Friday evening.
 Two carloads of Cornwall granite has been quarried and shipped to Harrison Hewitt of New Haven. The granite is to be used in erecting 8 monument.
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matter and games afe rendy f0r you.
 There was no morning acrvIce III Gt Johns church, last Sunday. Rev 4f Carter preached at the SWedfsh COngre- gational church In the evening, it being the third Sunday In the month. The session of the Bible class. was postponed for week.
 If you wish fine Chrlstmas present for yourself or friends call In 1t the HotchKfssville Cash Store and see the new Wilton, Smyrna white and gray fur rugs, Chenille portieres and carpet sweepers; also the rose boWls, iardl- nieres, fruit plates, cts.
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In New Haven County.
sOUTHBURY.
AN OLD VETERAN GONE.


 Henry Curtiss has lost his well known family horse, which has been faithful servant. It was raised by Stanley Bots- ford on Mile Hill and afterwards sold by him to the late Charles Twitchell of San dy Hook. He sold 1t to Fl. Perry, who kept it for nearly 20 years. Since then 1t has been owned and cared for by Hen " Curtiss. It was over B years of age and was in use until very recently.
 Mrs Fl. A. Jones and Miss Edith Stiles have taken trip to New York.
 Miss Florence Fowler spent Sunday with Mrs A. Barnes.
 Miss Carrie Dsvine is assisting at Fl. B. Russell's.
 School opened on Monday for the win ter term In Bullet Hill district.
 Miss Sarah Hine has returned from an extended visit in New Haven and Milford E Miss Susie Chambers of Waterbury hai visited in town. Miss Agusta Stiles has been in New Haven.
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IBY BuCK 6 DAHIINGS Bk1DGEPQKIl k9sODuV6
 s CONMIsBION NERCHANTs
 Butter, choice creamery print 16a98, choica creamery tubs 24a26, choice dairy asna6, fair to good 16a21c, common but ter l1a15e; checse, 1actory 0a11 1-4 dairy 6a8 1-7 freah near by exgs 28a3Oc chtcks els, allve oa10c, dressed 10al2 fowls. |a1ivo 0A1O, dressed 10a11 ]; geoeo 11al3 ducts f1a14 drea9ed celyes IT
 q. q. iambs | s9 Il. VI; 6heep 6c d- VI; Soes d. M. IIRht | 9a0 IA heavy | III EeS }. II; baled hay (a0; haled stsAsv ol1; Epot nm 82a36c; onIone, re1 76ap0o b1l, s1I0S 9Ea1l white cnlone e1a4 I.6e ; f0u111l ! m lc e6hbee 3alc tefl cab- EbS8e 8xec cauIy yll0WGF 1161 6Q; boee1 TIT " bbl coFrafe 60sU1 bol pexnxlpe E&3n III hbi tstxulf,e cllee9
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China

find, not cheap looking kitchen crockery, but some of the choicest things in imported china We quote: Pudding Dishes, Bon Bon Dishes, Cups and Saucers, Violet Holders, Tea Sets, Chocolate Pots, Tea Pots, Sugar and Cream Sets, Pie Trays, Cracker Jar. Cake Plates, Tea Plates, Breakfast Plates, Dinner Plates, Bread Plates, Fancy Plates, Flower Holders, Table Bells, Butter Plates, Pot Pourri Jars, Tete Tete Sets, Fruit Plates, Pitchers, Tea Pot Holders, Sauce Dishes, Oyster Plates, Pattie Dishes, Jelly Dishes, Celery Dishes, Olive Dishes, Fish Sets, Pickle Dishes, Bou- doir Sets, FiveO'clock Tea Sets, Brownie Plates, Crumb and Brush Trays, China Bas- kets Vases, Children's Sets. Old Blue Sauce Dishes, Dresden Fern Dishes. Venetian Fern Dishes. Tumblers Ginger Ale Glasses, Cham pagne Glasses, etc. etc.
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BETHLEHEM.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 The Congregational chapel is under going repairs.
 Prof Ralph Hubbard of New Britain comes to this place on Friday evening, December 27, to give his fine recitations under the direction and auspices of the Y. F. s. c. E.
 kev E. F. Aver returned from a busi- ness trip on Wednesday, and also attend ed the Pomperaug Valley Union '. F. $. c. E. In South WO0dbury on Satur- day.
 The pastor of the Congregational church had charge of the missionary meeting on Sunday evening and reports of the Christian Workers convention re gently held in New Haven were given by Rev Edward P. Aver. Miss Fannie Aver and Mrs F. F. Hayes. ssft
 A business meeting of the Y. F. 5. G. K. is to be held at the parsonage on Wednesday evening. A prayer service is appointed at the parsonage for Friday evening.
 GRANGE NOTES.
 The Grange was inspected on Monday by Deputy Blakeman. Miss Mary Aver went to Torriagton on Friday.
 Mrs Charles L. Aver is quito indis. posed in health.
 Abner P. Hayes is expected up from New Haven on Wednesday. Miss Gertrude F. Kasson of Brookfield and Mrs Mallory of Bridgewster are to be entertained At Samuel F. Hayes through the holidays. Franz Kercberger has bought . horse of A. c. Lake. He does quite whole. sale butchering business. Last weel he carried 2l calves, ton of pork and 1.-two barrels of chickens to the Water bury market.
 Capt Kair has rented tho Episcopa' parsonage and will soon occupy 1t. | Capt J. B. Strong butchered his DOT. ker, last week, and 1t tipped the scalel at 465. Pretty good for year old DOT ker
 Miss Edna Guild was home iron school in WatertoWn over Sunday.
 If yOu wish fine Christmas presen TOT yourself or friends call In at tn
 Hotchkissville Cash Store and geo tn new Wilton, Smyrna, white and gral l fur rugs, Chenille portieres and carpe \ isweepeTs; also the rose bowls, jardl
 nieres, fruit plates, etc. z
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WEST CORNWALL.

PERSolIAL. AND vILI4AGE TOPICS.
 A Chriatmas c0ncert will be given h. the chapel, next Sunday, at 2.80.
 Miss Rueh Hubbard is very dick with another attack 1T lappendicitis Her father from the West n here.
 Ex-Agent George Oldneld of Stock Ibridge, Mass.s svAs fns stOWn over Sunday. EdMa1d BaN cs1s6 homo from | a1e, ,lass Meek, f0r m hQlilAy vacation.
 G. E. Baldyyin VII ln M0r1is ono day
 i'm nelIa Cochrans vvas n BrIdespost, Int SVeek, mn ov6r f3undAY
 MisS Haktle Haft ekteyld de1 tn naaKr Ag6 Fl Mia1 n 5outhpolt
 Ooehf1ne 6fott esi III sellinS stovie 5ol ..l = V l,. steh .. '! ILL slz coant
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One Minute Cough Cure is rightly named. It affords instant relief from suffering when affl cted with severe cough or cold. It acts on the throat, bronchial tubes and lungs and never fails to give immediate relief. K. E. Hawley, Newtown; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. BlakemaH, Botsford.
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s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blake man, Botsford.

Singers. public speakers, actors. auc. tioneers, teachers, preachers, and all who are liable to 0ver-tax and irritate the vocal organe, find. in Ayers cherry pectoral, . safe, certain, and speedy re. lief. A timely dose of this preparation has prevented many . throat trouble.
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Coughing irritates the delicate organs and a9eravAtes the disease. In1tead of waiting, try Ono Minute Cough Cure. Is helps It once, ,making expectoration eesy, reduces the spfenes0 and inflammation. Every ono lfkes t. Edgar '. Hawley, Newtown; 8. C.Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford.
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and young and old are making the most of 1t.
 Last call to visit Santa Claus head- quarters at c. M. Halls. The assort- ment is very complete and you can find 2 variety at prices that will please you. Be sure and see the fine display whether you wish to buy or not. Every one is welcome.
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If you wish fine Christmas present for yourself or friends call in at tho Hotcbkissville Cash Store and see the new Wilton, Smyrna. white and gray fur rues, Chenille portieres and carpet sweepers; also the rose bowls, jardi- Enieres, fruit plates, etc.
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EVANSVILLE.

PERSONAL CHAT.
 Will O'Dell of the Plains has spent few days with relatives in Bridgeport. MT and Mrs Charles Kellogg of Bridge port and George Hamlin have visited their parents, MT and Mrs e. l.. Hamlin.
The Newtown bee., 1895-12-20

Avoid pneumonIa, dIphtheria and typhold lover. by keeplng the blood pure, tho appetite 9ood md the bodily heAlth vi8orous by the use of Hoods sarsaperiiia.
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Sterling Silver.

When we say Sterling Silver, we mean 925 1000 fine. The law calls for that and we give lit-guarantee 1t. A handsome line, away ahead of any thing we ever thought ot buying before. Just look at the list, then at the goods, both are attrac ctive The latter more so.
 Spoons, plain silver with gold bowls. enam- eled handles, filigree handles, etc., in the fol. lowing: Tea Orange, After Dinner, Jelly Table, Mustard, Salt, Bon Bon, Olive, Sugar,
 Forks in the following Cold Meat, Berry, Lettuce, Dessert, Ice Cream, Sardipe, Table, etc.
 Knives as follows Fruit. butter, cake, Ice Cream.
 Cream Ladies, Sugar Sifters, Butter Picks, Sugar tongs. Bon Bon Trays. Silver Mounted Corks, Tea Balls, Tea Strainers, Cheese Ser vera, Napkin, Rings Napkin Holders, Indivi- dual Butter Plates, etc.
 Manicure Scissors, Nail Files, Tooth Brush ed, Hair Curriers', Glove Buttoners, Shoe Horns Cuticle Knives, Nail Polishers, Shoe Button Hooks. all sizes, Combs, coarse and fine, Horn and Silver Mounted.
 Key Rings, Bag Tags, Coat Markers, Hat Markers Umbrella and Bicycle Markers. Elm. cries, Paper Cutters, Whist Counters, Mem Tablets, Pocket Comb and File Cases, Pen Holders, Silk Wipders, Pin Cushions. S1lvar Belts, gold plated-the latest novelty; Tie Clasps, Fhermometers, Violet Holders, Glove Members, Stocking Darners, Medicine Cases, Garter Buckles, Ink wipers, Ink Erasers, Pencil erasers Picture Frames, Belt Buckles, Collar Buckles, Book Markers Gold Pens, with Pearl Handles, Moustache Brushes, Pow der Puffs. Emb, oidary Scissors,etc.
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Hoodss prlls ilAse wen hIeh prslee for |theik psompt and e1leiens yee eeey
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Daniel c. Briggs has visited the sol diers' home at Noroton and thinks 1t is . fine institution.
 MT and Mrs Fred Warner entertained company, last Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs Will Hamlin of Kellogg street were guests of MT and Mrs c. l.. Hanlin, last Sunday.
 Mrs R. A. Garfield entertained friends the fore part of the week.
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NEW MILFORD.
rHE MERRYALL D1sTRIcT.

Ik1E mEEbhx ALI DA0A khkNAs
 RevG Spencer of the Methodist church chapel, Sunday. December 22,. at p. m.
 Miss B. Goode left, Wednesday, for Litohfield, for few weeks visit.
 Mrs Charlotte Pepper ia staying with her niece, Miss Jane Fenn, for while
 Mise Eva M. Ives closed her school In Bethlehem and returned home, last week.
 Some from this place attended the en- tertainment at Worthwhile, last Friday evening, and report it we'll worth listen ing too. Especially the singing by the Mission Band.
 Florence A. Stone. MisB Vesta l.. Abbott and Mrs e. N. Abbott attended the teach- ers' meeting iD New Milford, last Friday, views on teaching reading, but think he cannot realize how destitute our country school houses are of the books he advo- cated, and other means he recommended for instructing the little ones.
 WORTHWHILE.
 The concert held in the church, Friday evening, was verylnice and a1arge audi ence greeted those who haSaO Kindly given their services. All were delighted with Mrs Denslow's recitations. She has decided talents in that line. Dr DenslOw pleased the company with his singing, w. E. Starr, with his violin, MT Ruby with cornet and Mir Hamlin accompanist made Milford sang some nice selections. Leonard Fleezer played on the banjo. Refreshments were served In the hall to the performers. The receipts of the en- were &25. Credit is due to Rev MT Luddington, who worked untir- fngly to make it . suec
 The Christmas tree exerclses will be held next Tuesday evening at z p. n.
 A WET BATH.
 Skating is quite pastime on the Hous- atomic river in these days. Monday af- ternoon while party of both sexes were enjoying the sport 8 man by tho name of Brown, being trifle near sighted and wearing eye glasses, ventured farther on the ice towards the middle of the river than the rest and what looked to him as beautiful ice he found out later to be clear open space of smooth water. He was much surprised man and knows more about the depth of the Housatonic river than any one else in town. He was fished out of the water and started for his boarding place trying to whistle when ttJohnny comes marching home." HIGHLY CREDITABLE TO NEW MILFORD.
 The subscription to the library fund whereby the citizens are to raise $5000 in order to have the vote of the town effec- tive is meeting with fair success. Four thousand dollars is already pledged by subscription and there is now no doubt but that the balance will be pledged on or before January l, 1896.
 Work on the macadam road here has been suspended until spring owing to the cold weather. The machinery, steam roller, crushing machine, etc., have been shipped away. When spring time comes and the frost out of the ground the road is to be finished satisfactory to the state inspector before full payment is made by the town authorities.
 Thomas Beardsley, well known citi- zen of this town, was buried here in the Center cemetery, Sunday last, aged Fl years. His demise was quite sudden.
 An extension of the platform for the more convenience of handling freight at this station was built by the COnsolidat- ed road at the freight station, last Satur- day.
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LET THE BUYERS NOW APPEAR.
 Tobacco is all stripped and in the bum dies waiting for the arrival of the buyers.
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REID
 &
 HUGHES. HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT.

Every year we gather from the four quarters of the globe thousands of pretty and useful things, suitable for young and old. The present year fol- lows the prescedent of former years, except that we have 8 larger, better and choicer line than ever before, at less prices.
 Sterling Silver.
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GRANGE NOTES.

The evening of the next regular meet ing of Washington Grange, No. II, at which the officers for the ensuing year will be elected, has been changed from December 9, to Monday night, Gall night) December 30.
 At the last regular meeting, Mrs Estelle Barnes of Southington inspected the Grange. The lecturers hour was in the hands of Worthy Overseer F. l.. Hallock.
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THEI NEWTOWN1B BEE. FRIDAY, DEcExBER 20, 1898.
 CIRCULATION January 1, 1882, 610 Last Week, S20O
Litchfield County News.
WASHINGTON.
MASONIC NOTES.

4t < K At the annual communication of Ris- | ing Sun Lodge, No. 27, of F. $ A. M., at their lodge room, last Friday elected for the year ensuing: Frank J. Kilborn, ". M. Henry T. Cady, s. w.; Hon Heman O. Averill, J. w.; Robert J. Watts, treasurer; Henry E.. Frisbie, secretary; Guy c. Ford, Samuel H.. Clark, Charles H. Mason, trustees. The officers chosen were Edwin Fl. Beardsley, 5. D.; Charles c. Ford, J. b.; Louis A.
 dason, $. s Henry Foulois, J. S.; Guy 0. Ford, chaplain; B. s. Clark, marshal !; Nelson Richmond, tyler; Wilbur T. Kil- born, organist. The secretary's report of the past year was one of the finest papers ever read ill the lodge and will remain among the records to be read for all time to come as a most comprehen- sive narration of the principal events of the lodge during one of the most event. fui years of it's history. Brother Frisbie should remain just as long as he can possibly accept the responsible office, which has now been most ably filled for several years by him.
 Maj Walter Burnham presented, last Friday evening, to Rising Sun Lodge, No. 27, F. < A. M., fine crayon por- trait of his late father, Daniel Burnham, who was made Mason in 1924. The portrait was warmly accepted by the lodge by a standing vote of every mem Der present.
 The officers of the Rising Sun ledge will be installed at special meeting, Friday evening, December 20, at o'clock, to which the members were requested to to invite their friends. Brothers E. G. Clark, l.. A. Mason and w. T. Kilb0rn were appointed committee to send out invitations.
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GOOD WORK OF ANDREW ERWIN.

GOOD WORK OF ANDREW ERWIN.
 Oi Saturday the morning train up the Shepaug railroad set some lively fires going below the Valley station house on both sides. Andrew Erwin harnessed his team and drove hurriedly to the Green for aid and after sharp fight the fire was controlled. Had it not been, the large tract of woods lying west of the station would have been swept over. The fire also ran along the road back of c. T. Hickox house, where Frank Heline lives, but was subdued before damage was done. The railroad men had not examin- ed the smoke flue to the engine this fall, and this was why the fire flew so.
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The Latest Markets. WHOLESALE PRODUCE QUOTA TI0NS.

lfRY Rue,K . DARIIM0 BRrDGRPOHT, PRoDUCE
 x CONMIsDION NERCHANTs.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-11
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gerie beS Qtncoln part geb0rte felt bem
lebten Npril cine md9tige &lapper19lange,
Del3e ben Partz@DmmifIGren bon einem
6errn 8u6ns in Sloriba 5um 0ef9ent eez
ma6t DprDen mar, unb tpel6e Bis 3urn
leBten NuguIt nit elmer aus Galtfor1lien
itammenben S3lange berielben Spe5tes. TO-
lpie nit etnigen tletneren S6langen in einem
&dftg unter9ebrabt mar. Die californiI@e
S6lange ging i'm Nuguit ben @eg cues
SleiI3eS unb lire 6aut 3tert iebt Da8 V}uz
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@etalt elmer 9tn5abl BON MGulen, Die ibr
gum Sutter beitimmt tparen. Die tle:nen
Nager p~flegten, tpenn bic @9lange naf
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perm Der S3lange gu betnabbern, unb eS
mar ibnen i'm 2aufe Der 3eit geGungen, ibr
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OD9 DteieS nur ne6en6er. 9eItern ftif
ftanben mebrere Mngeiteute bes 3oologi19er
@orten5 uno Prof, 8oter, Der Curator bts
Mufeums Der oNcabemp Of Sciences, bon
Dem S9longentdfig, Oie 3abl Der S6lor:
gen in Dem &Gfig bate fi9 iiber Na4t i'm
3ebn junge &lapperi4langen bon ie 9 big II
3oQ Qdnge Derme6rt.
prof. 8afer unb bic SbterpGrter 1inb be1
Nnfi9t, baB bas ate Acknowledgements
@en tbre SprDBlinge au~sna6msneiTe leben
big ge6oren babe, itatt ~biefelben III elmer
@ierf6ale CUR 8elt gu bringen.
8telei9t baden Die 8eoba9ter aber aud
nur niht Die BON ben jungen S9langen Der:
lafTenen @t6iiGen finoen t0nnen.
2eiber tparen Die 5ebn iungen S1apper.
1@lan9en bereits tpbt, aGs bic S6ieripdrte1
Die Gntbedung BON ibrem @%OrbanbenIetr
ma6ten.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-11
Wir0 fein Nmt antreten.

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1triftsannaltes nieber Elm Ober6aupt err
4alten. Sen. Sobn s. 8lad, Der befanntz
lt4 i4on DOr %ldngerer 3eit bon benz prG1iz
benton GleOelanb gum No9foIger bes pers
itorbe1en 9errn 9tron ernannt tpurbe, fem
Nmt aber nibt ontreten tonnte, neil feline
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3uridbtelten, ertldrte geitern, baB iebt ale
@9ntertgteiten b~eieittgt nGren unb er BON
nun an bic 2ettung Der Office iibernebmen
tperoe. @r babe nit benz @ouberneur Oft
gelb Ridipra3e genommen unb oiefer babe
ertlGrt, feline Specialpabl me6r einberufen
gu poaen, oa bic regelmGBige ia f9on i'm
Sru6iafr itottfdnoe, Oomtt faue bann
bas 9tnoerniB fort unb er perbe fem Mmt
ontreten, iobalo feline &%eitgnation als Gonz
greBman in 8afbingtOn angenommen 1et.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-11

Ser nG9te S9ritt our Reform Ieitens
Der rgipic federation" pirb Der Iein, eir
pbtlantrOptf3es Pfanbbous unb Elm freies
SteQen@8ureau etn5uri6ten. I'm naments
li3 @rfteres gu ermDglt9en, finb bereits DOu
Dem Gpmtte fir @efeBgebung bic betreffen=
ben Photographer aufge3ei9net porben uni
biefelben nerben Der @taatslegiSlutur nod
in Der gegenpdrttgen StBung CUR @utbet=
Bung Dorgelegt perben. gs par urIpriings
li4 bic Nbfi9t Der federation" gepe1en
fofort cine ~2eibanftalt gu griinben, ME fl
in parts uno anberen grDben eurOpGtf9er
Stdbten, fopte in Stem 0ort %ertftirt, bod
iteQte ii9 na9 genauer 8ere6nung beraus
baB Elm fol9es Snftitut BEL benz gefeBli9eu
prp3entiob BON Z Bro3ent nt1t bethlehem
fOnne, 0eBbalb fOu cine @eiebesDorlage
eingebra9t tuerben, burb Die fir Elm ipl9es
Snftttllt cine Snterehenberebnung BON 1C
unb II BrD3ent erlau6t ntrb. 9urb baS
Or. 9reer'f9e 2etbtnftitut in Stem NDrf
Ionie bur9 bic vM%ortingman's 2oan MToz
citation" in Bolton 1T Der 8epeis e~elieferi
tpOroen, baB Der Plan, Elm Qeibtnftitut aui
gef9Gftli6er Bats 3u betreiben unb nun Iebr
nie0rtge Sntereffen auf Mnlet6en gu bere9z
men, febr tpobl ausfiibrbar lit. gu gletbe1
3ett 6Dfft man bamtt ben erften S9ritt
ba3u gu tbun, buB in 3utunft ale pfanb=
letber, bic iebt ungeitraft 100 Yro3ent per
Sabr bere3nen, unter itdbti59e GontroQe
gebra6t peroen, pie es in europa fait au=
gemein Der San 1T.
Die 5tpette @efebesporlage, bic 5u glet=
6er 3ett etngegeben perben 1ou, betrifft bic
@rri9tung BON freien ftGbtf9en @teuen=
bureaur. Sin iolAes @eIeb tpurbe i'm Sabre
1890 i'm @taate O9io pafirt unb in ben
grOBeren Stdbten prottti9 in Nnmenbunq
gebra9t. 8On ben b~orttgen Mgenturen
plroen innerbaIb 5pei SSabren $4,000 @tel=
len Dergeben, Die @inri9tung fol9er Mgen=
turen tit natiirli9 nur in gr0Beren @tG6ten
bur9fibrbar un0 IS tpiirben ba6er in Suit
notS pa9ri9einlt9 nun Gbtcago unb Diel=
let4t peOria in 6rage tommen,
3um @4luB beabft9ttgt bic federation
cine brittle @eieBesDorGage ein3ubrtngen, Die
bieqei4t bic Dt4tigfte BON alien 1T. Sn
oie1er tpirD I'm bic @rlaubntB na3qe1u6t
f6ieosri3terlibe gommtIipnen in @treitz
fragen 3pti3en Nrbettern unb Nrbettoebern
einfeBen gu Oiirfen, beren @nt19eiounq 1td
betoe Borteien gu fiigen BADEN. Gin fol-
DIES 8efeb beitebt bereits felt SSu6ren i'm
@taate MaRa9ufetts unb tit bort NIT grz
f0lg angepen0et tporben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-11
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GO BON gtep Dorf mad southampton, 2omhou &C.
ORV NIT G9uelbnmpfern SIrit 8lsmard, gors
mania. columbia, AuguIta @ittDria u.f .p.-Grtr0 btaIa
nab Bremen, 9amburg. AHtuerpen, ROTTERDAM, AM
iterb0nl. SABRE uno Baris.
VIC BGNERT. @eneraI.9arasier.a9snt
"a Saiane Oh. -% 8Onmadtss una Grbi6aftsIa6eH
thinner nod pinftlidp beiBrQt.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-11
S0bIide Qbiidt.

Die ,,Gipic federation" miro mehrere 6e-
febesporlaeen einretdeu, our6 Ole 6es
metnfddoen elm Gnoe eenadt weroen
fol-.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-11
weitere Gntbduun9en.

Jm 6ufammenhane nit Dem mef'GOpn.
Scandal. = Gin eetoblener uno 9efdliA=
Gbed. - Was Weft . Conn : Collector
hofman iaet.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-11

Tragt Guren GrOcsr mad rgbs 6eiBGe,
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