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The advocate., 1895-01-02
Have Women Ugly LImbsY

A correspondent who takes part in the
discussion on rational" dress for women
writes thus: While readily admitting THAT
for women to clothe each leg in distinct
cylinder Is not an attempt to initiate
man" in an undesirable sense, I should
like to give 1t as my opinion that 1t Is q
distinct attempt on the part Of women to
make themselves absolutely repulsive In
appearance, for, sir, even my carefully
trained and custom fostered respect for
that admirable sex cannot prevent me
from saying that, considered from the art
lists point Of view, the neither limbs Of
women are all wrong.
Whether or not this deficiency in the
sex Is amply atoned for by the superior
beauty of the texture Of the skin, dellcacy
Of coloring or a more subtle power Of at
traction does not and cannot alter the
fact that, considered from purely plastic
point Of view, the beauty Of form Of q wo-
man Is but sorry travesty Of the beauty
Of form OF a man. A well formed and
handaome youth dressed In kplQksTbQOksrS
The advocate., 1895-01-02
In the Home.

It is the duty Of every woman with q
home to be bright and beautiful indoors,
whatever scarecrow she may choose to
make Of herself on the street. There Is no
limit to the schemes of color in which she
may indulge. Home Is her court, and the
queen can do no wrong. What might be
preposterous on the street or bizarre In o
theater or art gallery may be captivating
In littlo parlor. The consciousness Of be-
ing admirably dressed is a regular COM
plexion improver. The head OF the family
may know no moro about art than sheep,
but the good looks gay dress gives wom-
an never escape him. Living pictures are
needed In the home life. Another reason
why brilliant and beautiful house dresses
should be worn--they are restful. Ere.
quently putting on another dress will cure
that tired feeling.-New York Journal.
The advocate., 1895-01-02
A Trick In TidIness,

Some masculine critic has said that q
woman is untidy who, upon removing her
dress, places it on chair instead of hang
ing 1t in the closet. This mistaken lndl-
vidual evidently overlooked the fact that
1t would be great lack Of refinement to
shut away q garment dust laden and damp
with the heat and perspiration Of the body
without first giving it an airing. There
fore the fair one, with regard for the
niCeties Of life, If she has no clothes tree
in her room, places her bodice across the
chair back, with the sleeve protectors turn
ed outward, and gives it thorough air
ing before consigning it to close quarters.
New York Advertiser.
The advocate., 1895-01-02
Mrs. Clevoland'B First FlanCe,

Doubtless there Is one woman In these
United States who is thankful that she
did not marry her first love- When she
was young girl, she met, on q visit to
friends, theological student, to whom
eventually she became engaged. This
youth afterward showed himself tickle and
Tilted the girl. Later on he again Tilted
another young woman to whom he Bfter-
ward became engaged, and although she
forgave and subsequently married him he
has never been anything more than very
ordinary country Clergyman whom the
first girl could not regret She has since
married, too, and her present name Is
Mrs. Grover Cleveland. - Philadelphia
Press
The advocate., 1895-01-02
superlatlves.
Chronicle.

Here is a bit Of E. J. Edwards superb
common sense that every woman ought to
read "A woman who deals only In super
latives," he says, demonstrates at once
the fact that her Judgment is subordinate
to her feelings, and that her opinions are
entirely unreliable. All language thus
loses It's power and significance. The same
words are brought into use to describe a
ribbon in q milliner's window as are em-
ployed to do justice to Thalberg's execu-
tion Of Beethoven's most heavenly SYM
phony. Let me insist upon this thing: Be
more economical in the use Of your moth.
or tongue If a thing is simply good, say
So If pretty, say so. If very pretty, say
80 If very fine, say so. II grand, say SO.
If sublime, say so. II magnificent, say so.
II splendid, say so. These five words all
have different meanings, and you may use
all of them on as many different objects
and not use the word perfect once. That
Is very large word"
The advocate., 1895-01-02

Is pleasant object to look upon. A wen
formed and handsome young woman dress
ed in knickerbockers is grotesque and
unpleasant sight to look upon.-LOndon
Chronicle.
The advocate., 1895-01-02
WOmen's Ewes,

An opticlan recently said that women's
eyes are weaker than mems. He says that
much harm is done by the careless select
ing Of glasses from an optician's g tray with
out having the eyes tested. He warns all
persons who begin wearing glasses against
carelessness In the first choice and says
that much Of the chronic headache Is due
to ignorantlv selecIed glasses.
The advocate., 1895-01-02

Babies learning to walk should not be
allowed to wear the popular paper soled
shoes. A sitter bottom should be sup
Piled for nail affections are apt to set In
from rubbing tho edges Of the toes on the
d0nV
The advocate., 1895-01-02

with Dining Cars, Vestibuled Drawing RO
PlSOping Cars, Reclining Chair Cars (ss
RPoA.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31
Der lrettbcte. Dcnnerttas, oen5l. 1anuar l2A5

ober HepubIit. plrbe ii9 eine iiberudl.
tisenbe Mebrbeit bes woltes segen bic
Republif etfldren. Was bic Bolts
pertretung. fowie bic Selbnresie.
rung Der @emeinben betrifft, 1T
ia ou@ bas monor9iibe Deuti9lanb
rrepublifantf4er" als un1ere Mepublit.
Cine fefe meinbeorbnung F9ert iebem
beut19en @emsinpeien "home rule"
unb feine BauernleeisIatur Tam Nd bo.
ielbf In bic Yermaltungsangele
ten ber @tdote mii&en. Nu9 Der Gba.
ratter ber 0oItsbertretuns 1T pieI bolts.
tbiimli1er. ais bier. Brau9t mon bod
nur an bic pielen 9anbmerter 3u erin-
nern. ipel4e TN beuti9en Mei9stas
iiben, Ddbrenb bier Semanb, benz ni4t
ein GROCER @elbiad gu @ebote Tebt, nur
ielten Musfdt bat, In ben gongreB GEE
,pdblt 5u tuerben. Won ber rperi0nliden
Greibeit," tpeI9e in Deutl9lonb in Be.
5us auf 2ebenssemobnbeiten berri9t,
wollen mir 9ar ni9t reoen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31

ouber Gtanbe. ibn gu erbalten. Die
Drgone Der Orbnuns erntebrigten E9
su 9unberten 3u Spionen unb epi.
beln ooer 3u grprei1ern. l1nb piele
suten unb frommen Geute In ben Rir9en
freuen iih iiber btefe 3uitdnbe unb per-
lansen mebr bapon. Die ganae Sc
ihi4te 1T eine Jaree, ia fdlimmer als
bas. Denn bas @eleb ,pirtli9 bur9-
9eflbrt merben t6nnten, tpenn 3tpei Brit
tel Der 8ep6lferuns tbatidhli9 perbin.
bert tuerben f6nnte, am Sonntag 3u
e7en unb 5u trinten, mas ibnen gefdllt,
10 mlrben mir einen Muffanb sesen
bteie Sprannei erleben, ipel9e ielbft ben
Iinbli@en @eiessebern @eipett por ber
6ffentli9en Metnune unb ben @e9ten
bes Woltes beibringen tplrbe. Mlein
bos @eies ,pirb ni1t bur9gefibrt tper.
ben. gs lie9t ni4t I'm 0ifentli9en Sa-
tereHe. gs entipri9t ni9t ber 0ffent.
Ii@en Weinuns. gs ioQte baber In
l1ebereinftimmune nit benz ::Matbe bes
Wapors amenbirt uerben."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31
mieoer Elm Cruft.Siee.

Ser 3udsr. Srujt bot iiber bas 6ber=
man'lhe Nnti 9ruit @eieb obselieet.
Sos 0berbunbesgeri9t bat bic Gnti9ei=
buns bes Bunbesfreisseri9ts In Der
Rla9e Der Ser. 6taoten 9egen 6. 6.
&nisbt u. a.. in tuelder es ii9 um bic
&iilti9teit bes senannten @elebes ban-
bette. befdtist, unb baIeIbe fir unon-
uenbbar auf ben SAL ertldrt.
Sic Gntf4eioung tpurbe BON Ober-
ridter Guller ielbft abseseben. Ct ers
fIdrte. boB bic srunSlesenbe 1rage bic
let, Of ieIbii. uenn bur9 bas 3eugnib
Elm Monopol Der Jobritation feft9efellt
lei, bies Monopol brett in Der periud-
ten Weiie our4 bas Mnti-9ruft-@eIeb
unterbriidt lperben f6nnte. Das Ober-
9eri4t babe tets entl4ieben. boB Der
8erfaKuns 3ufol9e es So&e ber 6toa.
ten iet. ibren 8lreern grl6iuns BON Der
1irbe bes Monopols unb ber borous
entftebenben wei&rdntuns bes Qonbels
3u nert&aifen, tpenm bieieIben ouf BE
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31
Die bemofrotil4e rYoIfsaeitunQ'

- Die bemofrotil9e r0oIfs3eitung"
in ct. Yaul iast iiber ben neuen Ssna=
tor bon Wtinnelota, 2nut Melion
rgs 1T fiir uns cine sroBe @enus=
tbuun9, boB biesmal ber @elblad pure
and simple geseniiber oer Sntellisen3,
Sbatfreft uno gbrlidtett ben &iir3eren
sesoseH bot. Die b59fe 9elebgebenbe
26rperi9aft ber Ser. 5taaten wirb in
Der perlon bon Smut Nellon einen i9d-
bensipertben 3u,pa9s erbalten, unb bic
8iirger BON Minneiota biirfen bos lto3e
@eiiibl besen, bab tbr Staat in berielben
ourd Nelion wurbis uertrsten it,
9offentli1 uirb ber grpdblte INNER
oerlelbe @e9ner ber Monopolmirtbs
I9aft bleiben. 2eiber ma9t man aber
oft bie grfabruns, bab iid i'm Mi1liondrs%
club ber gbarafter bebeuteno peri9le9-
teri. rB6ie Beilpiele perberben quite
@itten" Sie 8eriu9unsen, pelde on
einen Bunoesienator berantreten, iinb ia
iebr 3ablrei9.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31
lNie {if1 her ,.02am Mnrf S1prnIi

Wie Fd Der rNep Dorf 9eralb"
tabeln ldbt, ion bie mabre ltrlahe Der
ReHgnation GaFu1ir Yeriers Elm Ga-
milienieanbol iein. Ser i9one gaTmir,
Der trpb ieiner &niei9pd9e iiber einen
rnartialil1en S9nurriburri nerfiist, ion
ndmli9 bas Ser3 einer Wittue erobert
aabsn, tuomit ober Trou ,Yerier .bur1aus
ni9t sufrteben iein ion, iobab elm 99ei.
oungslconbal beporitebt. Mm gnbe bat
aud bic eritaunli1e greiebigteit Der
perier'I9en Sbrdnenbriilen ettpos nit
Der @a4e 3u tbun. galimir 1T liebes-
front uno tpie bic 2iebe oft Geielinse gu
Delben madt. 10 rna9t 1ie au9 Mdnner 81,
0alenfuBen. Wtit Nmors YfeiI I'm 9er3en
tdbt fi9 tein aries seeen oas blutrotbe
8ombenseiinbel fiibren. Die @ei4i@te
tIingt alio bur9ous ni9t unwobri6einli9.
gs 1T eine alsemein betannte Sbatia9e,
baB au9 i'm Yunft Der ebeli9en 9reue
in ben b5beren @eieuf&aftsi9idten
Jranfrei9s cine bobenloie Corruption
aerr19t. @ambetta's ral4es Ableben
suarb nit elmer 2iebesaffaire in Uerbin.
ouns sebra&t unb Der General Boulan-
ger, Der 9eniale grfinber zines neuen
SuppenteNels fiir bic Mrmee, eri9oh
Ii9 anf benz @rabe ieiner wtaitrefe.
Wait bieier In ben b09iten &estonen elm.
seriRenen WtaitreHen- unb 2oretten-
suirtbi bi4ait, bic nod ba3u BON pteleu
fran30Hi9en &omanl9riftiteuern als be,
8ipfelpuntt ber Civilization per=
lerrlidt uirb, febt ote unebrli9teit,
oie 2dufi9teit ber fran30Fi&en politite,
int en9iten 3ulammenbanse. Die ben
frans6fi9en Bauern uno Mrbeitern ab.
seidminbelten panamaselber tunrbeu
meiftens perbuhlten Weibern an ben
fiinbisen 2eib gebdnst; dbnli9 pirt
mon es nit ben Beite9unssselbern be,
iiioli9en giienbabn sema@t boben,
Rann man fi9 ba tpunbern, baB Grant.
rei9 auf einem 0ultan tan3t? 2ein Sag
obne SfonbaI!
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Nod)rtdtel1 aus Wbto

- Nna %. Sanuar fel elm Sedarbei,
ter Na1ts BON etner &oblenbar,e pdb=
renb ber Dur4fabrt burdYomerop in ben
Obio unb ertranf.
- Sn 2opelanb iprans bic 37idbrise
Mittme Sarab 9iBins aus 0er3meiFune
iiber ben Sob ibres @atten in ben Miam,
JluB unb ertranf.
* Sn elmer Wirtbl9aft in Cincinnati
trat am %. Sanuar Elm Mtann an ben
2un9tii4 unb beeann au eHen. 2ur3
na9ber fins er pI0blih an gu buiten unb
3u ui!rsen unb itiir3te f9liebIi1 gu 8o=
ben, no ct, ebe ber raid berbeisebolte
Mrst ibm 9ilfe bringen fonnte, ieinen
&eift auf9ab. Ct mar an einem 5tid
Glei19 eritidt. DerleIbe ,uurbe ipdter
als Der GommiIFonsbdnbler Williom
Mulforb, 30 Sabre alt, ioentiIsirt.
Sn Der Ndbe BON g8elferpille ge.
rietben am %. Sanuar mebrere Garmer
meeen eines gountperabens in blutieen
Streit. 9ie Betbeiligten tparen Der
Tarmer 9owarb Sbow nit 3wei S6b<
men, unb brei SrIdnber Nomens nc.
Mabon. Sba,u ,ourbe NIT einem gam.
mer sefdbrli@ am 3opf perlebt un6 iei,
Sobn Grant in ben 2innbaden eefo9en,
tpdbrenb Der aueite Sobn NIT lei4ten
0erlesunsen bappnfan,. @egen bte
Mc Wabon's tpurben 8erboftbefeble her-
ausgenommen.
= Cine beIbenmiitbi9e 9bat mirb aus
@elliton. Sodion Co., BON ber 17idb-
ri9en 9o9ter zines Sections Hor-
names, NelIie DESMOND, beri@tet.
Dos Rdb&ea fob. bab cine Brdde iiber
eine abn.S9lubt aksebra1nt NOR,
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SobQlb bic ona(o dmerifoni1h

Sobalb bic anglo ameritanii9e
preiIe lire Naie in europdiide Nnsele.
senbeiten ftedt. besebt iie getp5bnli9 bic
baaritrdubenbifen Dummbeiten. go er.
laubt Ii9 anldblt4 bes beboritebenben
&eburtstoses bes beutl&en Raiiers bos
biefse State Sournal" einise bo9it
i9nobbri9e Bemerfunsen iiber ben Sang
on Nesir" unb be 8eseiiteruns, tuel9e
in elmer rWtonar1ie" bic lntertbanen
fiir bic Competition pfli9tiduloislt an
ben Sag lesen miihten. Das State
Sournal" i@eint ni9t 5u ,uiHen, baB an
bieier Competition seraoe In beutj9ldn-
bil9en Dldttern, namentli9 In Ja1bldt-
tern. bic olerl4drfite Rritit seibt mirb
unb bob Den Rrititern fein 0aar ae=
trimmt purbe Dab es in Deutidlanb
nidt on frasfiiBelnben. lderlpenaelnben
Spei9eaedern NIT srinienoem S6finss.
ld9eln feblt, ldbt fi9 ia ni4t abfreiten
aber mer ben bieitsen &ummel nit lei.
men politiiden Boiien uno ibren S9metf=
ueblern uno S9leppentrdgern tennt,
uer ben uon 9onisleim iberFieBenben
gntbuliasmus liebt. nit tpel9em bic art-
slo=ameritanil9e prel1e bic ld9erli9iten
uniere politil9en @r6Ben betreTenben
Qapalien, bas Mduipern uno @puden, in
elmer gerabe3u onefelnben Breitlpuriateit
i9ilbert, Der mirb jebenfaus sugeben
miillen. oab mir eetuib feline urla@e b.
ben nit unter Der $osa perldrdnften
Nrmen,auf bic ormeu rDespotentne9te"
berob3uleben. Sn rnan9er Qinii9t 1T Der
beuti@e Spiebbiirser piel freter, oils Der
.iouperdne" amerifanil9e 6timmseber.
llebri8ens io0te bas State Sournal" ii9
nur ni9t gu iebr auf's bobe @oB iesen unb
Uor Nlem ii9 aller fobberisen 8emert-
unsen iibe, ben beutj9enRaiIer ent6alten.
gs mag fein, baB bas 9errf9ergefibl in
oemielben etuas fart ausgeprd9t 1T uno
bab ct In ieinen Gelesenbeitsreben man9.
nal iiber bic Strdnse i9ldgt, aber im
uebri9en tpdre es 5u piinl9en bab un1ere
amerttaniI9en polititer aud nur
ben 3ebnten She'll bes Yfi9tgeflbls,
Der eritaunli@en Mrbeitsfraft un6 Der
2enntniHe beidBen, ipel9e bie1er iumae
Nonar9 an ben Sag lest. lleber-
baupt begen man9e anelo-ameritaniI&e
Bldtter eanj fali4e MnT9ten iiber bic
I'M beuti9en NoIte berri&enbe @tim.
n.uns. 9ie srobe Ma6e bes beut1&em
Bottles min BON Der repubIitamii&en
@eeterun9sform ns&ts miHe1. Wenm
burdber ot0ettimmt mhrbe. Of Wonor&te
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31

- grfreuli9er'peiie tritt elm grocer
She'll ter an9los ameritanii9en pre1e
Nem Dorfs In ber @abbatb3mangsfrage
auf bic Seite bes Mapors Strong, mel=
der in bieier Trase 2opf unb 9er3 auf
benz redten Sled bat. Was beionbers
bemertensmertb unb bebeutlam 1T, bas
lit bic $batIa9e. bob mon au9 in onslo-
ameritonilden &reijen allmdblig besinnt.
bic @onntass3man9sfraee ni4t als cine
6rage ber Wirtbe, lonbern als cine
Trase bes erbolunssbebiirftigen publi=
tums I'M Nllsemeinen gu betra9ten. Da,
nit 1T ihon iebr nieI se,ponnen. Sic
ein1uBrei4e rgpenins Yof" ipriht ii9
In elmer ibrer lebten gtummern foIsenber.
maben ous: rWir lpre9en iebt nidt bon
ber &e9ultruns bes @etrdnfebanbels
bur9 bobe 2i3enien ober anbere Wab.
nabmen. gs banbelt ii9 pielmebr bar.
un,. bab man. ben @inl9en ber Mebrs
beit ber ftdbtii@en Bep0lteruns gum
3rob, ben Saloon an benz einsigen
Sage ber Wode, an tuel9em Der Nrbei-
ter 9err ieiner 3eit 1T. 9ei9loHen bdlt.
Wtit benz Nerlu9e, bies 3u tbun, besann
man Dor mebr als einem Wierteljobr.
bunbert. QDir ale fennen bic @el9i9te
bieier Betpesune unb ibre grsebniNe
uno f6nnen bober iiber bieie Trase nit
gr6beser Si9erbeit OILS iiber irgenb cine
anbere urtbeilen. gtn 5onntassseleb
permanbelt ieben Mirtb unb ieben Sc
trdntebdnbIer In einen @elebubertreter
unb tn einen Werfiibrer Der YoIioei.
Wir f6nnen benienisen, benen Jrtebe,
Orbnung unb Moral am 9er5en liegen,
nur anratben, fi9 bur9 bas @ei9rei Der
2eute, .pel9e ouf Sabbatb3mans beites
ben. ri9t beeinfu1en 81 laKen".
unb bic rNetp Dorf @orlb." wel4e
ebenfans auf benz @tanbpunfte @trons's
ltebt, i9reibt:
rDie Yoli3ei bat am lesten Sonntae
mieber cine Mn3abl Opfer eines un9e'
re9ten @eiebes perboftet. Dteienigen
Biir9er, ,pel9e n,@t in einem 9oteI
tuobnen. au einem Club seb6ren. ober
ionit i'm @tanbe Fnb, einen 9orratb
BON ibren 2ieblin9s9etrdnfen ~ bal.
ten, battem tnebrere S4erereien ols sc.
w6bnlt&. nm ibren nblitben 9runt ju
erIansen. wiele waren piellei&t ean3
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31

- gs mae intereiant iein, 5u erfob.
ren mas Claus Spredels, ber 3uder.
t6nis. uelder mobri9etnli9 bon allen
9terbli9en iiber bic 5anbni9s.Snieln
am beiten unterri@tet 1T, iiber bte 3uftdn.
De auf 9a,paii benft. Wobr ift's, Derr
9predels mag etn gang beionberes
etgenes SntereiIe an bieier Sn5elsriype
baben, iein ltrtbeil iollte besweeen bod
ui4t unberiidR@tiet bleiben. lleber bic
howoiti9e Nnselesenbeit dubert ct
ii9 foleenbermaben. .Was utr aud
sbun ober unterIoNen ,n6sen, bic natir.
ltGe Sage Der Oinse F9ert uns bic
@ontrone iiber ben bauoiif9en 9onbel.
Sm llebrisen tbun mir am 2li9fen
baran. bic Ranafen 1ib ielbft 3u iiter.
gaflen, biz Iie unlere unteritiibung per-
tansen. 9auoii bat iiberbaupt feline
sepublitanii9e Resierunssforu,. unb Die
son3e Reoolution Iduft auf eine 2anbs
fpefulation binaus, bon 2euten in's
Werf geiett. bic ibre 2dnbereien 81
guten 9reiien on ben Weann bpin9en
tuDlIen."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31

se,uorten morben ieien, in Betrahi Tom.
men unb es lei an3unebmen, bab bic
5&abamtsbeamten bic Beitimmungen
oes &eietes nidt In 3u i@orfer Weiie
Sur1fiibren unb bab Elm NerIpreden ber
Eorporationen, bic Steuer Dor Suli 1896
be;a9len au mollen, oils cine gntlaituns
Der Mftiondre angeleben tperben tpiirbe.
Dab sewife Yerionen in Der sliidli6eu
Sage ieien, ,nebr gintommen au beTben
als Der fteuerfreie Betrassiei tein @runb
,ur ungiiltisfeitsertldrung bes Gelebes.
Ser Mi1ter beIpro1 bann bic Nerfai-
lunssmdBisteit ber Beiteueruns BON
ausldnbern. Die Weiiimmung. bab
ausldnber 5ur 3ablune Der @teusr ber-
ange,ogen piirben, lei ni9t neu.
gs iei flar nnb p6lterre4tli9 amer.
tannt, bab frembe Bemobner eines
2onbes gere1ter Weile Der eteuer
untermorfen merriam f6nnten, Der I'M.
iere eieenen Biirger unteruorfen Ieien.
Der ginwanb, baB bic 6teuer ouf Gin
tommen erboben uiiroe. meltbe por sSn.
trafttreten 6es &eiebes eingingen, tuurbe
abeemieien. Ser @i9ter la9te, es fei
teine Mutoritdt fiir cine iol9e gntfdei.
oung, ipie lie pedangt lporben. anaeaeben
worben unb tuenn lie befebe, 70 lei er
ni&t TN Stanbe setpeien. Ee su finben.
Die 8ebauptung, bab bic Rldger fein
wtittel bdtten, einmal an bic Steuereir.
nebmer bejablte Steuern miebersuer.
langen, uenn bieielben ii9 ipdter ais
irrtbiimli9 erweiien iollten. mirb oIs
btnfdaig bar9eiteut. Ser Mi4ter meiit
odrauf bin, oab in friiberen Sabren Gin.
tommeniteuern lpiebererlangt worben
'inb. menn iie irrtbimli9er Weiie erbo.
ben wurben. Ser @i@ter er1dIt ben
Ginwono Der 8erflasten aufredt, bos
Der @eri&tsbof teine Autoritdt beiite.
ote oerlonsten etnbaltsbefeble au ae. ~
,pdtren.
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&nut NeIIon. Der ,teue Bunbes

&nut Nelion, ber neue Bunoes-
n ator BON Minnefota, seb6rt 3u ben
ss' i9en RepubIifonern, tpeldbe i'm gon-
s5syeb 9esen bic Me2inlep.Wtl[ fttmmten.
aa& In Der @elbfro9e III ct eeiunb, mas
n 10 anerfennensuertber 1T, oIs bic
'epublttonii9e Staatsplatform Don
Wianeiota fart nit ben Gilberleuten
Gtebduselte. Ser rMdnnerfol3 Dor ben,
@eloiad" tbut I'm Bunbeslenot iebr
moth. tuesbalb ii9 bas Bolt im Mllse.
neinen 3u ber grtpdbluns Nelion's ero.
tuliren fann. @eboren tpurbe ct 1912
IN Bergen. Norpesen; ct fom ols Re.
benidbri9er Rnabe nit ieinen glterr
mad Amerifo. Smut Nellon febi
tburmbo4 iiber ieiner ,pdbrenb Der lebter
Bo@en gemdblten Golleoen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31

Sn Der 2esislatur BON Subiana
1T cine Bin einsereidt uorben, tpel4e
eine Mmenoiruns beg 5dulselebes int
SntereIe ber beutiden Spra9e gum
3ped bat. 9arnah ioll auf Werlansen
BON Is perlonen in irsenb elmer 6ffent=
li9en @9ule Elm beutider Spradlebrer
ansefellt perben. 1offentli@ 9ebt bas
Mmenoent burd. Gin dbnli9es @eleb
baben mir bereits in Obio, aur nimmt
es IS r6reebolbers" in einem Sdulbi-
itritt, nm Elm ioI6es @erlansen gu itel-
len
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31
Die bette Mebe ouf benz gincinno

= Die bette @ebe auf benz Gincinna.
tier Gabrtfantenconpent iol gg.@ouper-
neur Gorafer gebalten baben. st bat
ieine friiberen 9od3ouSouibeen itart mo.
bifi3trt unb i4mdrmt nur nod fur &e3i-
pro3itdt. @ouperneur Mc&inlep utrb
ote our9aus leibenI9aftslos unb ladse-
mdB geboltene &ebe tpobl taum eefallen
baben. Mu9 ber gntbuliasmus nit
tpel1em ber gr.@ouperaeur empfaneen
tpurbe, uiro ibn, mobl ettpas geqen ben
Stri9 segansen iein
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31
: Wie fehr In ber 6tobtper,poltunt

= @ie iebr In ber 9tobtoertpaltune
bon 9bilobelpbia Reform n0tbis tbut,
eebt aus fol8enoen 3ablen berbor. Die
Soften Der 6tabtpermaltung betrusen i'm
lebten Sabre $32,19O.OO0, bieIes mo4t
auf ben 2opf eines ieben Stimmsebers
$3.50. SIM Sabre 1887, benz eriten
Sabre unter ben, neuen gborter, betru.
gen bic Soften nur $17.63S,3O4
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31

9err Ribot, ,pel9er iebt ats Notb.
belfer tir prdFbent Gaure Elm Cabinet
3lredt,immern iou, mar inter garnot
ebenfalls Miniferprdiibent. @eine
Grau bieb friiber MMnie Bur1 unb III
eine Gbieagoerin.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31

Guatemala bat etma Ii wtiuionen
8emobner, Tfegico etua fiebenmal 70
btel. 0as tpdre Elm anslei9er Rampf /!
Die Ne9ierune BON Guatemala i9eint
ober pieI .gourai@e" 3u taben. Gie
frielt nm ibre gitiften3.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31

gin f&redIi&er 3wei.
tampf. - Beeen 3urddietun0 betm
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31

~ aboankt auf ben BsRtssss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-14
SAYS HE NEVER DRANK.
4 Good Paohibitionist Sued for Divorce and
Charged with Drunkenness.

A. Insley of Goddard is in trouble.
His wife wants a divorce and charges
him with drunkenness.
Some of the local politicians say that
Insley Is a fine old man and has al
ways been regarded as conscientious
prohibitionist. Some of the boys who
have campaigned say that Insley
never made any other enquiry about a
candidate than to ask whether he was
in favor of the prohibitory law.
Mr.. Insley told some of the boys at
the court house that he could prove
that he never drank a drop of intoXi-
CO tinG liquor in his life and that he
does not understand why he should
now be charged with being drunk.
Mrs. InSley sets out in her petition
that she Is the owner OF a residence
and a business house in Goddard and
then at the close makes oath that she
is unable 10 put up for costs. but some
Of the deputy clerks explained that
there was some mistake and that Mrs.
InSley intended 10 state that her huS-
band owned this property.
But it Is not so much the prospect
Of divorce or who owns the residence
and store house at Goddard that dis
turbs the rest OF MIR. Insley as that
charge Of being drunk. That in his
mind is a real offense and he is anN-
iouS for the time 10 come on at the
earliest day 50 that he may have an
opportunity 10 show that his habits
do not do violence TO his professions.