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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
aDIRONDtCk LEAGTE ELECTIONS.

At the annual meeting OF the members or the
Adirondack League club held yesterday at the
oGc, of the Board OF Trade and Transportation,
m. following trustees were elected for three years
Robert f. Wilkinson, George w. Parkhurst H. H.
Fernow William q. DE witt and Or. G. N. iioag
land At "A meeting OF the trustees. held after the
club meeting Colonel a. q. Mills was reelected
president and ex-Judge Higley vice-presdent r
/, schenck has been chosen as manager Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
WISE. THE AEROyATT. DEAD.

Philadelphia March bat his home in Jenkin-
town on Tuesday Charles f. Wise the artist and
famous aeronaut, died Of pneumonia, In the fifty.
ninth year of his age. He was the son OF PROFESSOR
John Wise and for forty-two years was the man.
aver and engineer of more aeronautical appliances
for the pleasure of the public and for meteoroog-
cal investigation of the air currents man any one
now living He the engineer or the Daiioon
corps at The first battle of Bull Run.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
MORE TROUBLE FOR THE CRESCENT CITY.

New Orleans March ia carnival OF riot has
Just been ended here and the prospects for another
disturbance good. The promised trouble Is a
streetcar strike and while the men may be called
of their at any time. the call may not take
effect until Friday morning. From general rumors
heard. the feeling OF the men was 10 90 out this
evening. Before this report became current
at the banks and the exchanges and created quite
a furry Nearly all kinds Of opinions were ex
pressed. and the majority were against the strike
being general at least. The strike will probably be
confined TO the lines OF the Traction Company. and
the Carrollton and st. Chares-ave line will MOI be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
JACKErMAKERs TO RESUME WORK.

The strike OF the chdren's jacket makers was de-
clared at an end yesterday. as the majority OF the
contractors and their employees signed an agreement
satisfactory to both sides The agreement Is TO last
six months In IT the jackemakers promise to labor
faithfully and diligently for their employers hily-
nine hours a week The contractors agree 10 pay
them once a week The scale OF wages VIII range
from Sc to Sls a week, according TO the class oil
work done by the operatives .
The ending OF the strike will bring employment
70 about 900 wage earners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
SWISS EMBRoIDERERs OBJECT

The Swiss Embroiderers Union yesterday ordered
q general strike in all the shops in this city BROOK
.yn and in parts OF NewJersey where It's mem
bers are employed. About 200 operatives Will be al
fected bv the order The cause OF the trouble the
union says is the attempt OF the shopowners 70 re-
duce the wages Of their employees from 10 10 per
cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
,,,r suryyrE-S COSTS Not EXCESSIVE.

7, tho case OF Sheriff Tamsens application 7"
,,.o ,s- - allowed FOR expenses and fees arising
IN, of the sale Of the stock and fixtures OF DaVd
campbelrs hair store. No. 90 East feminist the
decision OF Judge Newburger. OF the cry court,
was in favor Of the Sheriff. notwithstanding hi,rea
n",oinu m. LAWYERS allegation OF oVerrharse.
1,hS Court decided that the taxation OF cos'S "aue
nv the Sheriff's office was not excessive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
ADJt-TANr-GENERAL MALpIN IN BROOKLYN

ADJt-TANT-GENERAL MAI-PlN IN BKOOkLfN
Adttau'- General +. A. McApin MADE MS h'S'
regular Official vlst u Brooklyn last night when
a.. ~sviev.ed the 9Th Regiment at its new armory,
pu,nam-ave AMI Madson-st. lie was accompanied
Is abou, a dozen members OF Governor Morton
.f,N Tho regiment paradei in dress Uniform ior
,,~no,,lon In two battaons Of FIVE companies each
,iD4er Majors Iuscomb and Cochran AFTER Whicn
occurred The presentation by General McAipln o'
ser,ire medals These we're OF four kinds twenty
nv. twenty fifteen and ten years. AFTER tne re,
view. the soldiers and their women friends ENGAGE
in Janclng Later the Adtutant-G General. Coone
Austen hls STAFF, and the members OF the Coy
,rnor's stan had dinner at the OXFORD Ciup al the
Invitation OF Judge Advocate General Wallace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
SECRETARY KINGS CONDITION.

Indianapolis, Ind, March l3.-The Governors
secretary. Myron ID. King who was hurt in the
Legislature riot. had a bad turn to-day. His ply
stefan, who came hurriedly to apply restoratives
said the fainting spell caused by the medicines
and the chief danger is from possible inflammation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
CASHMERE
BOUQUET.
THE REPORTED DESTINY OF THE POLICE
MAGISTRATES BILL.

MR. PLATT'S SCHTME Is TO HAVE IT AMENDED
IN THE SENATE so THAT THE CHANGES
SHALL BE REJECTED IN THE ASSEMBLY
HILL DEMOCRATS GATHERING THE
GOVERNORS ADIRONDACK TRIP.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBvNE.l
Albany March BIT Is reported tonight that the
method which the supporters of Thomas e rIa"
intend to use in killing the NewYOrk Pohce MaelS-
trates bill in the Legislature is to have the As
sembly bill amended in the Senate so as to pfoVlda
for the election instead of the appointment OF
Police Justices in New-York. Such plan woud
have two merits in the eyes Of Mr. Platt9 loo"
ers IT would deprive Mayor Strong of his au'hoi''y
of apponm mt and would give the TammanE nan
allies OF Mr. Flat opportunity TO put BACK uIo"
the bel ch such men az Patrick Diver Joseph Noch
and Thomas f, Grady. Plat men are in the major
ity in both the Senate judiciary Committee ana q {
Senate Cities Committee. II will therefore pe
easy for them to make this radical modi'ca'oh IL
the Assembly bill II they choose TO DO So Inc Fa''
Republicans in the Assembly o. course WOMB
play the roe of men indignant over the change IN
the bill and refuse 10 aCCede to the Amendment
and the bill would perish in the deadlock between the
two houses of the Legislature
William F. Sheehan here to-day, ana 50
also were Congressman Su.zcr ana FRANK rice
All these leaders of the Democratic party hau uI-
doubtedly been summoned TO Albany by David =
Hill for a conference about Democratic affairs III
the State Mr. Hill it is reported. will deliver an
address al the meeting of the Mills Club on fIi1dy
night at which he will attempt to III up the iaI'eh
banner of the Democracy IN ms S,"tt, ,,,ar,.
Governor Morton. it is said VIII leave MANY
he 4dirondark wilderness II he has concluded TO
make such a journey II must b. with the view 81
personally informing himself about ne n tut Q q
now a bill before the Legislature creating new
Forest Comm ssiOn. and the Governor would ndtu-
rsliv desire TO gather at first hand Information
about the Adirondack forest preserves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14

by counsel and named Mr.. Wilson, syracuse at
torney as his choice. Chairman Ans s,,V counsel
and would DISCUSS Mr.. Hscocks proposition III
executive session tomorrow morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14

Omaha, Neb., March ia furious storm 10
sweeping across Nebraska and Iowa. Snow began
falling this morning and continued two hours,
drifting everywhere. The wind blew furiously
IN tweniy-four hours Reports from parts
NJ the State indicate blizzard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
PONDS = = !:
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Pain Pile nc
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New York ndLo III IL

Mountain Lodge Clubhouse, on Little Moose Lan n'
Henry Studor Bsby Lodge, on FIRST blsoy Lane,
and Egbert Flansberg at Forest Lodge on HOMIE
dag Lake,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14

cold will probably reach NewYors. turning ~
rain the weather Will prooaD.y Inc
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
SEVERE COLD WAVE ~ TIE wEsE

Chicago, March 13-The Weather Bureau thia
morning gives out the following special bulletin:
A severe cold wave Is indicated for the next two
or three days, with temperature near zero. in III.
nois Indiana Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Mchl.
gan and Wisconsin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
A BIIL TO DEFACE NIAGARA FALLS

Albany March 10 (SpeciaD.-A law was passed at
Albany about fifteen years ago prohibiting the de-
facement OF natural scenery. II has been dead
letter for many years. II IL to be hoped that |;
will now be put IN active operation and used az
an obstacle to prevent the passing Of an amazing
bill introduced I'm the Assembly to-day. This pro-
vides for the hanging OF "a cable across the great
chasm OF the Niagara River just in front Of the
Falls The wonder OF nature t. to be made
catch penny show Upon this cable little cars are
10 be run from bank Of the Niagara River TO
the other. The b,ll Incorporates a company thus 10
desecrate the Falls. The incorporators are John A.
Merritt John e. Pound and George W. Pound, Of
Lockport; l.. Clarke Raymond. Of Welland, Ont;
Robert n. Campbell of Niagara Falls; y. Monte
Cutler of Ncw-York; John Fleet. of Toronto, and
George Baltz. Of Buffa.o. 100000.
The State Of New-York expended over N.Oo'w0
a few years ago TO purchase Goat Island and
other land about Niagara Falls. Then II swept
away a lot OF Indian shows and small mcnagcrleS
ard made the place civilized spot The tramway
company seems determined to bring u back 10
state nearly bad the first. This odous meas
ure was introduced by Assembyman J. H. Clark.
OF Niagara County
COUNSEL FOR THE SYRACUSE INQUIRY.
Albany March 13--Ex- Senator Frank Hiscock this
afternoon appeared before the Assembly Ways AMI
Means Committee, which has in charge the con-
by the Syracuse Investigating Committee extend
ing until April Is the time in which the committee
shall finish its work and giving the committee
an additional appropriation OF 81 900 for expenses.
Mr.. Hiscock demanded that the city be represented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Tribune March II. T. m.-The weather yesterday
was warmer and overcast. with rain IN the evening. The
ranged between - and ~ degrees the aver
age t401s, being higher than on Tuesday. and W
lower than the corresponding day last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
"D'CONNORIZATION.".

.e,,x,rop upADIry COINS \ WORD TO CIIARAC-
rrv,yr THE TENDENCIES OF PI.AT-r POLL
TICS-'JAKE" WORTHS BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14

Genuine in our bottles
only. bun wrappers. See our
name. Ponds Extract Co..
New York and London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14

Universally used and recon.
mcnded for Cuts, Burns. Bruises,
Colds, Cstarrh, Sore Throat. oil
Pain, Piles and lnnamms,ions.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-27
auf Der 0enuS reat es ii6.

gln Der Sdoieite Der 8enus bat bic
&ieIer Stsrniparte @ri6einunsen beob'
a4tst, bic bic WeibbeSierbe Der AitrOno'
men in bobem 9rabe erresen. IS aeist
lib oaieIbit eine belle Ginbu6tuue, bic
bisber nod nidt tpabr9enommen tpOrben
mar, bic reseImdbiS um bier llbr in gr'
Ibeinung tritt uno UNI abt llbr pers
idpinbet. Bon Der ginbubtuns ibie'
Ben belle 2idtitreifen mad benz Centrum
su. Die 8snus pirb BON ben Nltrono.
men aIs Elm SimmsISi6rper eradtet, Der
bsipobnt eeoudt iperben fam. IS cts
bebt iid bic Srase, bic GbnIib au6 ss'
gsniiber ben eieentiimIid reeelmdBis ans
seorbneten 8andIen oes Mars aufselppr'
fen norben 1T, oh bic bsobadteten gr'
ideinunsen nur auf me4anli&en 8Or'
sdnsen i'm 8osmus beruben, ober OBJ iie
our6 intelieente Weien peruriadt tpers
ben. Sa, man fDunte auf bic 6rase
tcmmen, Oh eS niht etipa Elm Signal 1T.
oaS bic 8enobner Der 8enuS ben Sdpe'
iterpIanetsn seben polen. 9efanntlid,
bat man i6on fruber porsei6lusen, bic
3si6nuns gum 8ptbaSOrdiiden 9ebriot
Our6 cine rieii8e illumination ben
Warsbepobnern porsufiibren, in ber
9prauSieBuns, bab, penn inteIIisentt
8eien auf benz Wtars sriltiren. iie ben
Sinn bieier DuriteaunB beriteben unt
bur6 eine anaIose illumination beunt'
porten fbnnten. auf dbnIi6e Sheen
tDnnte man isst aud Der 8enus seeen.
iibsr selansen, Ieioer aber muB s8 bel be,
Soss bleiben. nniere peiteit trasenber
Sbeinperfer f6nnen nod nibt auf 20C
8iIometer bin pubrsenOmmen iperben
eine illumination nit 9enaseno itarfsn
2i6tipenbern su beranitalten, um unieI
k2uftmeer unb UiilIionen bon Meilen bei
8eItenraumes su burdorinsen, nIro'
Soften peruriaben, fir bic mon ber
Sfbmus bon Banana enbsiltis bur6
ite6sn t6nnte. Die 8orsdnee auf be-
SsnuS iinb iibrisens i6on nit aismIid
ibpsden Snitrumenten ipabrsunebmsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-27
e dpne 2itte.

@enn in Der Sre.asne bic Wutter zines
SdusllneS ittrbt, 10 tpirb oas Sinb bon
anberen Wiittsrn Der @emsinbs ober oss
DOrfes ais ibr eisenes ansenpmmsn.
Der prisfer pabIt cine Rutter aus, auf
ueI6e er iein beipnbereS 8ertrauen iebt,
une iie empfdn3t ben beilisen Dienit,
iir baS 8nb su ioreen, aIS Elm @eideni
osS aamddtisen. ST cine su arm, ale
Oob iie baS Sino aqeiu unterbaIisn
t6nnte, 70 psreinlBen ii6 msbrere fur bic,
len 9nsd. Cine Der Wldttsr nimmt bas
ainb in ibre Wpbnuus auf, unb bic ans
Oeren tpurten unb pflesen es Itunbenpeiis
abrredieInb. Nlles, mas auf bic 8ino'
belt 8esus bat, wirb in Der 8retusne
nit frOmmen 8ebrdu6sn umseben.
JiismanO sebt on elmer Sruu, bic Elm
8ino trdst, boriiber, obne su iaeen :
,.@ptt iesne DID )" SelbIt Der einses
Fsiidtefe SaB pirb Sur6 oieie idbne
Sitte entpaffnet. Der unperi6bnli9te
Wsnid pirb ieinem erbbten Seinoe Elm
SssenSport surufen, tpenn bisier Elm
tIeineS &inb auf benz Irm bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-27
@rauenhaftes sittenbilb.

Minnie Dean, gum Sobe berurtbeiIt
peasn @rmorbuns bon SdueIinsen, bic
lbr sur 8fese anbertruut tpurben, III
leBte g8p6e in Snsercarsig BEL Iud.
lamb, HeuieeIanb, binseri6tet iporben.
8is gum lesten Ntbem3use betbeuerte iie
ibre rlni6ulb. I'm @nabe purbe ibres
@eidIe9tes tpesen fur iis seHsbt, absr
bic 8etpeife BeSen iie tparsn 70 iibertpdls
tisenb, bub ale @eiude ubsetpieien ipur.
ben. guf bem @uIsen tpurbe iis
bpiterii6 unb mubte beinube auf bic perr
bdnsniBppae &lappe setraeen perosn.
aIs bic i∥e &appe ibr Iber ben
8cpf BeSosen purbe, rief iie in einem
lammerliden SOne aus i: ID @Ott,
laB mid nidt leioen". Die 8lappe fel
unb lie tpar beinabe ausenblidlid tppt.
sic mar I'M 8efdnenib frOmm ssporben,
betete suleBt obne nnterlab unb 9laubte
left. bab lie in ben Simmel eeben neroe.
Sbre 8srbrsten erresten i'm porissn
Sabre in gang 9leuieslanb bic srbbts
Seniation. Sn ibrem MobIitanb wurOe
tie bon reiten Sdurfen patroniiirt,
peIbs lie reibIi6 bafiir be3abItsn. bnb
tie ibre unebeli9en 8inber aus Der @eIt
i6nfften. 9as Diutterbsrs sinss ssfals
tenen Ndbbens trieb bieie in bus Saus
Der Winnie Dean, UNI ibr 8inb su
iuden. baS man ibr senommen bate.
Das bersloie @eib iaste ibr, baS ainb
iei natiirIiden Gooes seitOrben. aber ber
Diutter 8eroabt tpuroe erreat uno 9es
teciiues purben ensusirt. peI6e eine
2lnsabI tooter 8inber i'm glter BON tpenif
gen Monaten bis su mebreren Sabren in
ieOem m6sliden BIase beridarrt fanoen.
Das Beib purbe Derbaftet unb nad
einem isniationeIIen PrOeeiie auf @runb
Der 9etdnbnihe Der iduIbisen Batter,
peIae pom StaatsanpaIt sestpunsen
tpuroen, als 3eusen Dor @eri9t gu cts
i9einen, gum Sooe beruribeiIt. Diinnie
Deans 8ertbeioisuns mar, bab bic 8in'
Der ale naiiirlI6en TooeS seitorbsn
ieien.
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SaS feltfame Xhier.

Die Gbinsien ersdbIsn bon sinem
5blere, tpeIdes bic ,,8arbarsn oes @e.
items" 8lapier nennen: Die @urcpGer
babsn bic @epobnbeit, in ibren Sauisrn.
beionosrS in ibren Salons, Elm eisen'
tbiimli4es 9bIer su baIten. IS bat bier
5lbe, mantmaI aud nur nod brsi uno
man funn's gum Sinsen brinsen. 10 oft
man MIL. Mdnner ober msbr nod
5ruusn, isIbit suns fIeine StnOer. brau'
den ii4 nur bemisIben ssseniiber su
isBen. Sic fbIasen ibm nuf cie 3dbne,
,reten ibm aud BON 3elt su 3sit aui ben
S6pnns unb sleib beeinnt IS su iinseu.
Sem @eiaus 1T itdrter oils berienise Der
g6seI. bod minber barmOniib. SrOs
ieiner fur6tbar ftarf enttpideItsn 8ie
fern, unb isiner 8epObnbeit, cine i6red'
li6e Reibe bon 96bnen Su Ssisen. beibl
es ME. Wtan bat ni9t nDtbie, baheIbs
ansubinbsn, es lduft ME fort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-27
An S6wineimbtiae.

Ser llutsrjeidnete, Der ourh elm sspObn
Iides WitteI jur 8eiuuobsit piebtr ber9eteLlt
wurbs. na6bem sr eluiss Sabre lang an elmer
itwereu eungsntrauibsit uno Der 9efirhteten
arantbeit. Sbwinoiudt ssIItien bate bat elm
arobss 8srIarssn isusn MitIeioenoen bas
RulsI Der psiIuus bstaHnt 81 MAIDEN aae
9ieieniasn.oR 90 uerlauaeu, 10 iro er frsunolidft
(aontnfrtD siue abihrift Der 3ubereituna
ihiden, lpslte fis ale cine fipers Seilwag fur
Sdpinoiuht, aitbma Gatartb, 8rouhitas uno
ale Sals. uno 9ungen.Stantbet huoeu wer-
Den. gr bcfft-bns aIle 9sioenbe isin SeilmitteI
probirsn psrosu. oa 60 isbr wertbuol 1T Die.
itniasn msIds Die 3ubnsitnns uerlansen tueIds
ibnsn nibts tOitsn piro, Lno Elm Se9en fur fte
sin mag, poasu sefdlisit Q Gbrw. Gbwarb
". milton. 8rOotIpn U. D., aopreifren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-27

= 0aS @soenfsn Der sroBsn 3sit bon
1870 our6psbt au6 bic eben sri6ie.
neuen 9efte II unb l9 Der ,,8arten.
laube" nit Der entibeibenben Sbla6t
am 6. 9Iusu5t bel M6rtb in @Ort uno
Bib, bem 8eeinn uno SbIuhe Der in,
tereHanten @rinuerun9en BON SIara
8iQsr an ibre grlebniHe in $aris belm
Ausbrub bes 8rieses unb in benz effett.
pollen 8iIoe bes befanntsn Sbladien.
mnler8 BrofeiiOr Souls Braun: 8aiier
@ilbelm auf benz SdladtfeIbe bon
Ssoan am Ibeno mad Der S6Ia6t.
5risoIihe 8ilber aus benz Nuturleben
unb Samilienbenen BON f6itIidsr, luitiser
Srii6e biIoen einen rsbuolen 9eseniub
su Der berOIi6en Stimmuns. tpelhe bic
grinneruns an bic rubmrsi6en S6Iadt'
loee i'm 2eier erpedt. Gin neuer
JlOman Der bsIiebtsn @rSdbIsrin Stefanis
3episr, bstitslt ,,Siurm i'm @aHsrs
glaze, besinnt in Seft l8 bieIueripre.
benb uno gum NeiterIeien unreisenb
pdbrenp bic Ssmutpoae, tiefe grsdblune
Batter uno SObn" bon QBilbranot A.
einem i&Dnen. srsreifenpen S9IuB as'
langt.
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Wi6tie fur Tarmer.

Das Sabresbu6 bes 9lderbau. Depurs
tementS IN 8aibinstUu, tpelbes nunmebr
sur Serienbun9 bereit 1T, entbdLt eine
reibe IuSpabI tpertboouer DiittbeiIuns
gen, bic beionoerS Sarmern sur 2ettiirs
Su empfeblen lit. Nuber benz lebten
SobreSberl6i bes Nderbauietret6rs brinst
oas msbr ais 600 Seiten ltarfs 0ert
Artitel bes Or. Salmon Iber Sleiidin'
ipsftion; Brof. Wllep iiber OiineraI.
phosphate als 9ilnsmItteI, llnteriubun'
een ii5er SOoenarten unb beren Wertb
filr bic perIhieoenen Saaten; bon
liiltpn @bitnep tber ben 9tuBen Der
8stterberldte fiir Sarmer; iIber Sns
ieften, nelbe @streioe uno Obitsdrten
beimiu6en, unb SOriiipiribi6uft fir
6armer pon BrOf. Sermon uuo pieIes
anosre bon srobem Sntsreie. Dos
Streben beS NderbaubepartementS eebt
oabin, hisies BUD auidbrli6 70 su psr.
bsiisrn, bab basielbe nit Der 3eit Elm
mubsebenbes 9ia6i4lusebu9 fur ben
amerlfanii6en Sarmer pirb. Der 9anb
pirO in 100000 @rempIaren sebrudt,
peIde Senatoren uno Reprdientanten
bebufs Serienoun9 an ibre eonitituens
ten Sur 8erfii8uns seitsat werben.
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- 9u ben 8eibllHen Der repubIifani.
lden 2iga bes Staates 9ieip Yprf, in
benen bieieIbe su @uniten beS ,,glmeri,
ianii6en Sabbaibs" ii6 dubert unb bic
Hetp DOrfsr 9oliseis SOmmihdre iueeen
ibrer tbranniiden golitreduns Der Be.
itebenben SonntassseieBe belobt, bes
merit bic ..N. .. Staatssts."
,,8on Der repubIifanii6en Bartei 1T in
bieier Sruge Elm fir aae DlaIe ni6ts su
erparten, bieS benefit uns tpieber bas
8erbalten Der republifunIiden Clubs.
Die repubIifaniide Rartei 1T bic Yartei
oes ipseifif6en Imsritanertbums, bas
aues Srembs babt, unb fein 8erhdnbnib
oafGr bellbt. mas bic Gtnipanperuns fir
oas 2anb 9etban bat. Der ,,continens
tnIe SOnntus" 1T fir bieie 2eute eIn
Bopaus-unO bod muiien iie mebr unb
mebr oapOn, ipie bon anoeren Ginri6t'
unsen cipiIiiirter eurOpdii6er 06lter,
IN Die bieiissn @inridtunSsn aufnebmen.
8ieleS oapon eeitiebt niht i'm WeSe
peS 8eisbes, plelmebr troB ent9e8ens
itebenoer 9eiebe, bersn fDrmli6e 8urids
nabme bel Der 5elebelt ober 0ummbeit
pieler 8eiebBe ber nt6t su e,lansen 1T,
50 pirb eS aub nit oem @etrdnfe'
Ausi6anf am Sunntas seben.
,.0us sanse @ei6pGB bon benz qrin'
clip, bas bel 8OOieoelt's 8orSeben aui
Dem Spiele Itebe, bat nur bel Oenen
sinen Sinn, bic fur ben amerituniiben
Sabbath iinb; aQe 2lnberen muiien
piien. bob fur eiuen freieren Sonntas
nur barb grloneuns elmer ItberaIen
Staotpertpaltune etnuS Su erreiden 1T,
uub bab mir ben amerifaniIden Sabbatb
epis baben iperoen, tpenn mir uuf cine
2IuSfedtuns Der ssrase in Der 2eSiSIatur
lelbIt parten tpouen.
,,Ilio 8rIseI am Stmmtuiten fur bic
RoolspeItianer-bas 1T bic einSige Rets
tuns. nnO Sober. ber iolden BriieeIn
I'M Bese itebt, 1T Elm Seino Der geitreb.
unsen Der 6reunce Der periDnli4en 6rei'
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