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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-12
from TO to y o'clock and from ! 10 : o'clock l,l,.

In window Professor VerneIo the famous Lr,r ,
magician will appear in our window daily to amuse the people
marvellous eats Of gerdemain. The lady appears In he
costly robe Of Oriental design, turns sawdu into vine make %
grow out of mans whskerS-makes the japanese Handkerchief M
iSh and does hundreds Of other equally mlrveol, tricks |
This exhibition given to introduce the various Jlpar.>a
such Maings Silks Linens Drpere Eandkerche Els O.
and other articles imported by us direct from Japan @
The great OF freshest things the daily busting , 400
the fact that the rapid development Of the business Of this
Wi DreC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-12
HOSIERY.

Such value as you have never
seen before.
PIC. for Ladies' Black Stainless Hose,
hlgh-spliced heels, double toes, 81 lie.
value.
LADIES n. $. EMBROIDERED sheer
Lawn Haudkerchiefs, DC. each.
Pure-Linen Scaloped Embroidered
Handkcrchefs. y l-2c., 2lc Naiue.
Ladies' Iow-Ncck Ribbed Gauze VESTS
on sale from to Il o'clock, sc. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-12

uptown OFFICE. 4Ss EAST BROAD
STREET. -, .C,r,
wEST-END OFFICE, PAHk-Pl-ACb
PHARMACY. Belvidere and Main stree's'
MANCHESTER OFFICE, 1908 HULL
STREET. ----------
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-12
MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS PEGRAMs BAT
TALON ASSOCIATION, March IL,
sq5.-Died, March il, 1885. at A. NJ, at
the Soldiers Home. JAMES SrIWATEk.
in the Goth year Of his age. Members OF
the old Purcell Battery and those Of
Pegram's Battalion Association Will
TUESDAY, March 18th, from the Sol
dlers' Home chapel.
BY order OF THOMAS A. BRANDER,
President
William Ellis Jones, Secretary. NH l2-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-12
UNALTERABLY OPPOSED.

MATERIALLY OPPOSED.
I am heartily in favor OF the free coin
axe OF silver. and of electing a President
and Congress who shall be in favor Of
t.; but I think the Democratic party is
thu one 70 do this. and / am strongly
opposed 10 any move In this direction
outside OF the Democratic ranks until
every pOssible effort 70 obtain the
needed relief has BEEN made within the
Democratic ranks, and IL Mr.. Bryan's
plan IS, as Is indicated by your editorial.
10 make every effort to so control the
Democratic organization and nominating
convention In 1885 that a fres-silver plat
form shall be adopted and a frce-slver cam
ddate shall be nominated. then / am with
him heart and soul. and do not believe
with you that It will BE- a very difficult
thing to DO I know that there is a num-
Der OF influential Democratic newspapers
in the South and West which oppose
the free coinage Of silver, or If they do
not oppose Il. they damn It with faint
praise" j know, too, that thers IS n
number OF Chambers Of Commerce Com
posed largely Of presidents and directors
Of national banks and would-be capital
ists) in the large 6lties OF the South and
West who arrogate all the knowledge on
financial subjects. and who meet and
"resolute" in favor Of every scheme pro-
lbStN ny iltFi4fllL OF dUlIFl WITH UlE
too" regularity. promising each time re-
lief which never comes with the adop-
ton of the scheme, and these same
Chambers Of Commerce, following the
lead OF the men of large income and
large influence" from the East are all
opposed to the free coinage Of silver.
But ii IS my earnest conviction and be-
lief that the great mass Of the Demo-
cratic party South and West is
IN FAVOR OF THE FREE COINAGE
OF silver and II the effort that would be
necessary TO form n new party is only
put forth in the Democratic ranks, then
that effort viii result IN the obtaining
control by that element Of the party or
ganization and convention, and the adop
ton OF platform and the nomination of
candidate in 1896, pronounced in favor
Of free silver. 1t was not the Sound
money" influence that nominated Mr.
Cleveland in 1892. He was nominated in
opposition to the unanimous voice of the
New York delegation, every member Of
which was probably a sound money"
advocate. He was nominated in con-
sequence Of a widespread hero-worship
craze and in nine cases out Of ten, in
the South az least, the very men who
We're the widest lunatics in their eager
ness to have him nominated are now
his bitterest opponents on questions OF
finance, and everything else as for that
matter The money question was one OF
secondary interest in the Chicago con-
vention. The tariff was the prominent
issue. The mass OF the Democrats had
| been lead by the utterances Of Mr.. Cleve-
| land and other statesmen to believe that
the Mckinley tarifr was the father. not
only of a part Of the evils existing las
1t undoubtedly wa9, but was the father
OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-12
VIRGINIA BOAT CLUB.

The annual meeting OF the VIR-
GINA BOAT CLUB III be held at Lee
| Camp Hall, No. 627 east Broad street,
on TUESDAY NIGHT March ~, ~ ,l lsyS' at
O'Clock. Il. L. CRUMP,
JOHN A. CULLEN, President.
NH i0-Su&Tu2t Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-12
WIN S

Duff, Gordon & Co.'S fine Sherries.
These wines are the best known, and
most celebrated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-12

T,rrer,a1 rich and pale ................S2 20
Montilla, very, very pale and dry .... %
Vino de Paste. pale and nutty ....... 8 %
Superior Vino de Paste, pale, fine
mellow ......................:.. ......; %
Amontillado, very pale, very dry, and
fruity ............-.....:. $50. 49,. -. D "
The above wines are the finest import
ed, and we can recommend them as being
of a superior quality
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-12
M arvelous Results.

From a letter written by Rev. J. Gun
derman, of ninondale, Mich, we arc
permitted to make this extract: IL have
no hesitation in recommending DR..
Kings New Discovery, as the results
were almost marvellous in the case of my
wife. While | was pastor of the Baptist
church at Riyes Junction she was
brought down with Pneumonia succeed
ing La Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of
coughing would last hours with little
interruption, and it seemed as il she
could not survive them. A friend recon-
mended Dr. Kings New Discovery it
was quick in its work and highly salts
factory in results y Trial BOTTLES free
. i7-9 " Young's Drug Store Regu-
la slze SOC and 81 CO. 4S9 Congress
street. H. Il. starr. Westhrook.
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-12
MrscEInANEoUs.
(C,'IIIl!ckEE|IRHIppSs
INTERESTING FACTS
Mr.. pERABO AND THE cHIcxERING pIAA1.

1t is now thirty years since first used
the Chickering piano, and have never
accorded it any public praise except that
OF using it. This silence has been caused
by the shameful warfare between the
traders, who's without one spark of artis-
tic sense, have paraded their selfish inter
ests on every sheet in both hemispheres.
Shrinking from the din of such coarse
controversy, a sincere and DISTINGUISHED
musical Judgment naturally seeks shelter
in an inner circle Of refinement and ST.
lence, despairing to enter, without loss
of self respect, that commercial sphere
which were it honorably man.
aged, would be the most potent of all
factors in securing to true merit Its de-
sired appreciation.
Under these circumstances, the fact
that no pecuniary Or other extraneous
| motive has ever been offered to induce
me to use the Chickering piano speaks
for itself with sufficient force. I always
choose this piano because in my long
study OF the great masters I have never
found SO true an interpreter of their ge.
| MUS, or one whose workmanship can SO
! uniformity be deepened upon, whether
considered POLITICALLY or technically. The
| keyboard is most agreeable to the touch.
evenly graded, while the bass has a mus
steal fullness as satisfying in it's poweH
as the well-proportioned treble is in it's
| deeply vocal and finally fute-like
quality. The orchestral gradations from
double-bass to flute are most admirably
given, better than upon any other instru.
ment have ever played. The tone ia
purely mellow and musical, and lends
itself as readily to the orchestral blending
as to the moro delicate conditions of
chamber music Finally the action is
so well and evenly regulated that, in all
my long public service, 1 have never
found is necessary to use the soft pedal,
the touch being quite sufficient to pro.
duce every variety of shading.
The gentlemen composing the firm
have never asked me to make any written
statement about their instruments, This
notice is entirely voluntary on my part
I make it because it is just to both sides,
and because | consider the result of their
great and patient labors, noble contri,
button to the refining influences to be
found and experienced in that oft-neg-
| lected sphere-the innermost region of
our nature.
| ERNYST PERABO.
] Boston, Moy IA, 1895.
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-12

74lHE Rutterfeld house has been newly fitted
v up and uu0er rev management is nov
opened: eIegantjy furnished rooms, steam
heat, gas and use Of bath. central location. Fol
terms INQUIRE at the house No. 221 Cunber
laiad Rtreet noy2o-4
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-12

The President is too good a lawyer no.
to know that the recitative statement of
the lntont and purpose of statute in
the body of section, as we'll as the pre-.
liminary whereas at the beginning of a
section is no part of the mandatory
clauses of the statute, and cam only be
appealed to in case the plain mandatory
and imperative requirements of the law
are cquiyocal or uncertain. Nobody pre-
tends shat there is any ambiguity in the
mandatory requirements of the Sherman
Act of 1890. IL directed the Secretary to
prepare and sell United States bonds for
coin, and the coin so procured might
have been silver dollars, and it requil ed
him to coin enough silver dollars to re-
deem the United States notes aherein
provided for. 1t gave him the discre
ton to pay these notes in silver If econo-
my and prudence made such PAYMENT
desirable. 1t would seem as if after the
President found the "speculatcrs in
gold,' as he calls them, had been iug
Cling with him, AMI drawing out his gold
to buy the new issues of bonds and then
selling the bonds with premium fo,,
other demand notes with which to pro-
cure fresh supply of bonds, so that the
net result of issuing more than $162, 0CO.
600 of interest bearing bonds was an All :
dition to his gold reserve of less tb.sj,
$14, 900. 000,-a surplus likely wholly ~
have vanished at the date of this pGbli 4
tion-the time to exercise the legal
cretion of paying silver had clearly come
and the President certainly can have no
doubt that such payment would have
effectually checked what he calls the
raid on his gold reserve, deemed BY him
so disastrous.
But il the Pre- Sident was at liberty to
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-12

The readers of cur publications are re-
quested to use Salvation Oil for any and
all poins. 1t is sure cure. 70 CENTS
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-12

This large stock must be dis
posed of before January 1st, and
will be sold at prices far below
market rates. Such an opportu-
nifty to secure bargains has sell
dom occurred in this city.
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-12
G. F. TALBOT.

lection. II would probably be more so if
people only realized just what bad breath
means. Bad breath is one of the symptoms
of constipation. Some of the other symp-
toms are sour stomach, loss /of appetite,
sick and bilious headache, dizziness heart
burn and distress after eating. These things
mean indigestion They lead to dyspepsia
and worse things They all start with con-
situation. and constipation is inexcusable
because it can be cured = cured easily,
quickly and permanently, by the use of DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They are per
feet remedy for this most common OF all
troubles They give to nature just the little
help that she needs. They are very mild in
their action, and act without any violence
whatever. In this, they are different from
MANY preparations offered for similar pur-
pose. Sometimes the remedy is worse than
the disease, DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
are mild, but they are infallibly efficient
They do the work which they are intended
to do, without deranging the system III any
way. They not only give immediate relief,
but the benefit derived from them is per-
lnanent. You can stop taking them by
and by and there is no danger that you
will become a slave to their use. The drug
gist who tries to sell you something else
nitst as good" either does not know what
he is talking about, or he makes more
money on the other thing. If you care
more for his prosperity than you do for
vour own health, take the other thing If
Won value your health, insist on having Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. A free sample.
of from 4 to 7 doses, will be sent to any
address.
copy Of DR.. Pierce's celebrated 1908
page book, The Common Sense Medical
Adviser pTofusely illustrated, will be
sent free on receipt of twenty one (aI)
cents in one cent stamps to cover cost
of mailing only.
Address, WORLDS DIsPENsARY MED.
1cAL ASSOCIATION, No. 663 Main Street,
Buffalo, q. "
The Portland daily press., 1895-12-12
BLANK BOOKS
- AND -
STATIONERY.
Closing Out Sale.

Mr.. Thomas B. Mosher having
decided to devote himself to
publishing, offers for sale dur
ing December, his entire stock of
Blank Books, Stationery and
Office Supplies.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-19

o.-gine NnSabl aui ben Nas
men oes 5armers .. VI. Saunoers &c.
iGlidte Gbsds puroen bier eniosdt.
Wan slaubt, bob cir sewiiier Clarence
WcGlearp, Orr iriiber bel Saunosrs be.
itGitist sswsien mar, bic Jalififate OF.
aeiertist uno in umlaui qeiest babe.
8ismard. dos Sberseridt BON
Roro. 9afota bot oas @eieB ienes Staa'
ties, melbss @elo fir bic 8ertllsuns Der
ruifiden 9iitel bewilist, oils unsiliis
erfldrt uno bas unfraut plro iid peiter
uerbreiten.
Gaiielton.- Wontas WOrsen
puroe Dos @etreloebaus oes Sobn Nel>
ion nebit $500 Yuibel Bei5en ourd
Jeuer 5srt6rt. Seeds Yferbe famen in
ben Slammen um. Der sroBe Sdaosn
1T burd feline Beriideruns seoedt. -
Gin rpenise Weilen BON Gafielton mob
member Jarmer murbe IN LETTER Sonntaa
Wa@t nm 5000 in @olo oeroabt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-19
l~Inierc gNcIihfornsGrnte

Die ShGsungsn u~nierer bsurisen
Welihiorn Grnte iino iebr uerihieoen.
Giniae iino oifenbar itarf ibtrtrieben
uuo onraui bersdnet, be Yreiie berab'
sueriden. Nber ruenn mon ouh iolhen
llebsrtreibunsen seseniiber ieoe 8oriiht
brautt, iinb bod Die ausiihisn aui bic
8elidforn'@r nte in oieiem Sabre rsdt
gut. So, es itebt cine sroBere grnte
in Nusiidt, als bies 2ano ionit setpons
ueu bot. Die Srsuoe iber einen iolben
Grntelesen iuiro aber ourb bic GRIND.
suns seiriibt. oaS uur Elm fieinet 7bell
oes su erpartenoen Jarmprobuctes aus.
seiiibrt iperoen birfte. 81 purben in
Gem Ralenosriabre 1894 nidt mshr als
Al, 500. III Buibsl srportirt, alio bios
Der iiniSisiie 9beil u%niersr seiammten
8elihiornsrnte. limb Der baiiir erSielte
Breis betrua *29,37S.S9l. Sm Nnse
iitt oielsr 9batiabe liest bic Jrnse iebr
nabe, wie unier oiesidbriser Belidforns
&eidibum ON pafenoiteu Su ueruerthen
1T. Nnn iOnnie oas Nuslano flr cine
srb6bte Belibforn. 81 niumption Su &C.
piunsn iuhen aber Der Beriuh 1T nab
rsno Der lsS'en finf Sabre pieoerbolt
semadt woroen unb if miBslidt.
llniere Burger f6nnisn ferner ielbit
mebr acrnbroo coniumiren, aber in ben
Sidbtsn if bic propaganda taiir 5iem'
LID ausibtslos, uno uuiere Jarmer
e1ien ihou iopisl aornbroo, oils ibnen
,utrdslid 1T. Somlt bliebe nihts ibris,
als u~nieren lleberihuB on 8orn in Der
Yiebjuht, namentlih IN Der Shpsins.
suht 81 uermenosn. Sm osrIoHensn
8alenoeriabre murben 5por nur iir
*l9,37S.S9l 8orn, aber fir beinabe
100 WiQiouen Dollars ySbweiuernes"
Don bier in oas Guslauo ssienbst. Sb'
mohl nun benz Bertauf u~niersr Sdmeine,
unieres CONGRATULATIONS uno Sbwsine'
iettes manderlei Sinberniiis bon aus,
wGrtiaen Mdhten bereitet muroen, f6nn.
tie oa uniere 8uuoesrssieruns bod Dan.
Del ihafen. S~sbenfaas finb bic Nus.
lihten sur GOiuns erbeblider 9slolums
men fir ben Jarmer aiinitiser. tuenn er
audi cine bstrddtlide Nn5abl bon Sdwei'
men uno &inooieb Su Warfte brinst, als
wenn er ben nidt auf ieinsr 5arm con.
iummten ueberiduB ielner bsurisen
aornsrnte bios Direct Su oerfoufen lu&t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-19
unier 0anoeI nit Wertco.

Der Manufacturers 8seorb" per.
phentliht Elm Snierplep nit benz
Yrafoenten 3ioS iiber DE seitGilihsn
SeSiebuneen spiiden ben Bereiniaten
Stuaten uno Msrlfo unb Die W5al,h-
telt Der Gusoebnuns oes 9anoels oleier
beioen 2dneer. Yrdiibent D,as Der,
breiiet iid utsr Die 5ortihritte Wsrifo's
nuf seidditiihem @sbiete i'm Glaemei.
men, uno meiit oaraufbin, oab, udbreuo
in ben leBien Subren Der Giienbabnbau
uiht iebr rs9s NOR, hob elnise Speiati.
MEN bersete0i wuroen. bic bon grocer
@ldtlaiett limb. CUR 9eit bstrast bic
Seiammildnae oss giisnbabniplems in
Wsgico 1000 &llometer. Su Besua
auf enasre ssidd'tlide B~eSiebunsen 3pi
iden Wsrico uno ben 8sreinisten Staa
ten erildrle Sraiioent 9la3. er beae nidt
Den gerinsiten 3msiiel, oaB tieielben Al
Stance sebratt ueroen f0nntsn, wenu
beloe 2dnoer iene 8eiess umGnbern mir,
Den, Die Der 56rosruns Der ssssnieitiaen
Suiereiien binoerlid i'm Bese iteben.
Sf5isll6 oes inouitrielen Sortidrittes
in Wer co iaste Brdiioent 3iaS:
rpanoel uno Subuitrie iinb bel uns
fet,a porpGrts seihritteu, unaeottet
Der 3batiahe. bob 1892 unb 1898 bic
@rnte curd &esenmansel pertirst nur.
be, uno bob Silber, unier bauptid5lid,
ftss @lpOtiprpoutt, i'm auspdrtiaen
Warfte beoeuteno Suridsesansen III.
so CLAUDE abst"-io iubr er fort
roaB Der Sdaoen fsin 70 bebsutenoer
1T, ipie bsiiirdtst wuroe. 9as 1aQen
I'M Bsribe oss Silbsrs bot Elm Steiaen
ees 3iscoatos Usruriadt uno baourb
sius Der Yrsls Der importirtsn Boaren
IN bic p0bs. Die uumittelbare Jolse
oleier Situation mar bas @nlteben
neuer 8eidditsSweise uno bic Grlpelts.
runs iton tsitebsnoer. Gub Der Nder'
bau wnroe in ieneu 9ueisen ssioroert,
welhe Yrooufte fir ben Grport ~lisfern,
pte anffee uno Gacao. DEM nub Der
Erels oieier gommobitdtsn III in lsster
3sii geit'ssen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-19
BUR S6uIfragr.

lleber bieie pidtise uno SeiisemdBe
5rase bot 8iidof BatteriOn BON Co.
lumbus an ieinsn 9leruS elm Sirtens
ibreiben erlaiien, benz mir folseuoe Sdbe
%entnebmen. Die o sr5Berer 8eteutuns
iino, neil ie Der Sober zines Biidois
entitammen, bsiien ioniise Sheen itrens
ienen in Ct. Baul ansepaBt iino, Der
oiesmal absr pobl aus autem 8ruube
niht in bnS st. Bauler 5ahrwalIer eins
lenfte.
Dit miro seiaet, bic Baiioren f0nntsn
ben ainoern on Sonntassn senisenoen
relisi6ien llnterridt eribeilen, barum
brauhten bic Gltern niht beionbers bar
auf su adten, welte Sbule lire 8ins
bel" tpdbrenb Der Bode beiubten.
Nqein cine Stunoe oes SonniasS 1T
nitt ssnus! sic sstpdbrt nidt binrels
henoe Seit, ben relisiOien gbarafter bes
ainoss 81 blloen. iein relisioieS 2eben
uno ieinen Wanbel 81 leiten uno feline
GrSiebuns nit isnem hriilihen @inHuB
,u burtorinsen, nelber oieielbe bsleben
mus, pie Die Sesle ben 8orper, uno Der
ftets fiblbar ieln lo0te.
,Reltsion 1T IN Der 2bat oas 2eben
uno oas Sal5 Der @%r5Hbuns; uno es
piirbe Dem 2eben Der bdusliden unb
Sduler5sbuns 10 seiabrlid iein, bic
Relision Don lbr Su irenuen, pie es benz
leibli1sn @sbeihen oes 8inoes iddblih
iein wiiroe. penn mon es Stpinsen MOI
te, be sau5e WOhe i%al5loie. seidmud'
loie Spelien ~ iid 81 nsbmen. uno ON
Sonrtase ranu Elm Bint Sal5 81 per.
idl,naen. ,Was Soft %perbunoen bat,
ioa Der Wenih nihI %trennen," uno @ott
ielbit bat RslislUn unb grSiebuns Der.
bunosu; mo mir oieie beloen b%siiammen
bobsu, ioaten mir iie ON luenisiten init
8emalt ~ SsrreiBen futsn. Sn Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-19
as ST. @(ouo, 2aiune(ota, Qonnertas, oeu 10. September 1895.

oaB fe onrh arnere berouTt,nhe Stoffe
perordn9t 10 roef. unb ueyindtn tesbalb
feline &aoifalfuren. 0ir ipolen Reo'.
politlter isin uno uur cas- Gtretdbare
erhreben mir plniden, bob m6slidf
utele u~nisrer 2anosleuie b'nter uus
lteben uno unS psritsben; mir molten
alic feline Sefte, fslnen en9eren giriel
biloen. @er auf bic 0fentlide Wei.
nuns einiuirfen mlu, bari iib nibi su ipeii
bon "lbr entferneu. Wir niroiaeu bic
9dn5llde @ntbaltun9 OILS Elm uisliah be.
udbrtes Wittel seseu ben 1runt; aber
mir wollen aus ben ansesebenen Grin
ben bic Gnibaltuns nidt auf un,ere
Sabine ihrsiben. Selbnusrt6nbli1 Ton.
men unisre elnselnen Wiiglieoer oieIe
u6qise @ntbaltiamfeit iibsn. uno bic Sabl
iolter Witslieoer pdhit bel uns; out
besriBen mir bic Bllouns Don Gntbal.
tunSsuereinen uub untertlbsn iie &c.
leaentlib. Bir iehen ben Jeinb i'm
WiBbraud, in Der l%lnmdbIsfeit. alio i'm
Msniden. 5rellid iinb Die Yesriife
WdBisteit uno uumdBrsteit iduer bsfi.
nirbar; oas fann uns nidt abbalten,
oas WuBbalien. Die Sslbf5iseluus, ole
Soeol aaer Gr5iebuns 81 empfeblen,
oenn nidt nur benz Glfobul geseniiber,
ionoern aud i'm gfen, Shlaisn uno
buncert anosren 9insen bsoarf Der
Wenia Der unosfinirbursn 9useuo Wd.
Bi9feit."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-19

Die Snfanteric 8eiuaffnuns be,
oeuliben Nrmee wiro mieoer cine ourts
are,ienoe SerGuoeruna eriabren. 0as
&epetirsemebr Wooell 1888 entiprihi
niht msbr pDl's ben boben Nnipriiden.
Die mon OIL Die mooerniten ShuBpaf
fen felt. es 1T inoeB nod unentitieoen
Oh man CUR Nptirun9 Der iesisen Nr
mees@ewebre Idreiten Ooer lid sur Gin
fiibrung zines sdnSlid neuen Spitems
entihlisBeu MIRO. Bei ben geaenndrtis
i%tatiinoenoen 9roBen WanOuern iint
eiuiae Batalloue bereits prObepeile mil
aptirten @e,uebren aus9eriitet. Die
aenosrunsen beitebeu Der Sautiahe nod
in elmer Serlesuns oes 9an5en Hatronen
masaSins IN ben @swebridaft. wocurd
es aeaen bas @inorinsen Don Staub uni
Sbmub geihiBt miro. uno in Der Nu'
brinauns elmer neusn Sliiroorridtuns.
iuslde bas 3ieleu auf sroBere Gn'fer.
nunaen erleittert. Solte Der Yeriut
befrieoieenoe &siultate erseben, 10 wers
ben Die @siuebre Der san5en Nrmee 10
idnel OILS tbunli6 entipredeno abSean'
bert tperben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-09-19

9bnt ieBsn bic aesen unisr Spltsm
monhmal porsebrnhtsn glnmenounaen
irrtbimlider 8eiie poraus, bnB Inter
ridt unb Rellsion seionoerte 9beile Der
@rsiebuns Der Susenb ieien, uno oa6 ss
senug 5ei, tpenn iie ais 2beile. ieoss lei.
men eisenen beitimmten OFT babe, feline
eiaene i3eit uno Stunbe bsibsbulte, unb
ruie e,ne Nrt llebuns 81 seWlHer 3eit
nit anberen uebunsen obWehsle. Dies
1T aber cine b0hit ensbsrSise auidau.
Jung Der Rell9ion. 3enn Geliaion
if nitt Elm bloses Stubum ihr einsn
aewiEen Ort ODER cine bsitimmte Seit.
IS III Elm @laube. elm Ssies. unb cine
llebuns, bic iiberal fIblbar ietn ioqte.
uno aliidli1 bic 3tnoer, rUenn relisi0ie
Sebren, Ginoriide uno Beobabtuuaen
ale 8ueise ibrer @rSieban8 uuo lbrss
llnierribtes ourborinsen, uldt uur 10
mie 9belle neben onoeren 9bsllsn, ion
bern 10 tpie Seele uno Setit lib ;. +
bas sauSe Spitsm uerbreltet. Die 8e.
lision mus in Der gr5lebuns ni6t auein
in parn1eler 2irie nit t:u wiiienidait'
lihen Stuoien iortitrelteu, ~ionoern p,e
elm belsbenoer Saft ieoe SAFER berielben
ourdoriusen."-
Wit oleieu @runoidsSn wiro iih Der
reblid pentsnoe 8aibolit nur einusritan
ben erilGren f0rEsn. 6rsllid betOnt
Biidof @atterion in Dem Snelten 9beil
ieiues Slrtenibreibens nit ebeniO gro
Bem 0a6orud bic Nothweuoistsit, fir
bic fatboliihen &inoer, pelde religions
loie 6ffertlide Shuleu beiuten, in be.
ionoereu rellsibien Sonn'nssi6ulen 81
inrnen.