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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02

-Mu4 elm @runb. r2ieber
Freunb, id muBDtr iasen, SeineGous
fine lit elm entoiidenbes Mdb4en! Die
mDdte i4 aur Srau baben!" - n~nm
@ottes tpillen niht!" - rWarum
benn nidt?" .rSie tann nt9tGlaa
bier ipielen.~ - rNun, 1T bas benn
Elm l1neliid9" = .r@rlaube, lieber
ssreunb. iie tann nidt glaDier ipielen.
fpielt aber bod. ~"
- Gin Oidf9Gbel. .Mo
remit benn bin, Mi4elS" .r3um
Sbierar5t - Der @himmel bat auss's
haut unb bat ben @robtne9t an ben
3opi sstroffen!"" LIMB ba eebit
Du gum Sbierarat9" rrTrsilia-
benn Der @dimmsl 1T labm!"
9artsefotten. Hi9ter:
sic aeben alio gu. Sbren Wobltbdter
beftoblen gu baben. - S9dmen sic
iih ni9t. etnen Mann, ber ii9 70 tparm
Sbrer anssnommen, Der = Mnsstlass
ten: s bitt', 9err Mi9ter, nerbsn's
net fentimentalH9!
MibperTanben.1 1err (a,!f
elmer Soiree au elmer Oame): vMein
6reunb MiilIer lit erit Dor Guraem bpn
elmer breiidbrisen Jorl9urssreiie aus
benz bunflen Grbtbsi,e 3uriidgefebrt."
- Dame: vNie bebauere ib bod 81
rem Treunb. bab er Fat nliiHen eatbe1~
rem 10 lange bas Qt1t Der Sonne."
- M oberne 2iebesquds
len. = r9llio Did foltert }hredli1
bic ltnsetpibbeit. ob Ou sliidli9 pber
ungliidli9 liebF9" .MllerDinas
es lit ia ab1olut nidts iiber ibre Mit@
sifl gu erfabren!"
- Oas fur9tbdre G1p. -
nWarum fiel benn por9in Der 8eqetaz
rianer Riibling unler NeiiegenpTe in
Sbnma9t9" - 80 pa. sSemanD Be;
Der gdoipanb n9arspurIt" oerMTen
unb ba t0nte es oier5sbnmal ..Murit"
3uriid!"
6artnddia. slbDocat: .gs
tbat mir leib, baB sic aud bie1erpro<
ceB berlieren mubten. Bauer: .ya
nit ber 3eit, benz | balt, tnsroen tpip
DO no einen geipinnen.
80 Dbo! grite R0ttin: ,Warum
bait Ou benn Deinen lyrsnc5;er as
gefhafft unb iebt einen Dragoner2~
3peite R09in: rQl9, ipeibt 0x, beFen
2sibgeri4t oslang n,iT niei- s.
6
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02

Da itieB Jpn Elm SUB, unb aufblis
denb lab er einen f4lanfen, bober,
Mann bor fth.
8eraensrabe erbpb ii9 ba Der pdns
berer unb bfidte benz Mnbern in's gus
&c. Gr fab Elm Mntlib por fih, II, benz
Site, pfltdttreue, Gnergie in id6ner
Sarmonie ii9 auspraste. @s mar
iein 8ruber - Selir, Der 8iiidli4e.
Mber nur Der Cine erfannte ben 9lnz
beren. Die 3iige bes Nelteften lparen
BON Nstb, Wetter, Gram unb bitterer
Geue 10 BON ibrem Original abeeanz
bert porben, bab lie ni9t pieber gu
erfennen iparen. 1tnb 10 itanben bic
8eiben einen Mugenblid unb maben
ft9.
Damn faste Der Meltere NIT BUMPER,
tpantenoer Stsmme: sd babe NaAz
ri6t bon Sbrem 8ruber!"
u8on meinem 8ruber?" llnb bic
3iise perfdrbten ii9. sd slaubte, er
lei ldnst eeitorben - ba briiben IN
&merita. War i9 falid beridtet9"
rNein, Sbr 8ruber / It tobt", faete
Der Wanoerer. rGr itarb pie er GEE
lebt - uneliidlt9."
Primer 8ruber! Mrmer Oetleb!"
murmelte Der sSiinsers unb man lab
linn an,oab er arfridtis tranerte. ~Gs
mar fein 9erhdnsnib."
r@r trug mir auf sic aufauiu9en
unb feline lesten Griibe gu iiberbrin>
gen"
Der Siingere briidte benz 8oten be-
ipest bic 9anb. Damn frus er: LIMB
tann i4Sbnen 5elbit irsenbtpte niiben2
sic tpareu Elm yreunb meines armen
8rubers, niht tpaDr9 geoiirfen Sic
9eiitanb, er ion Sbnsn germ unb rei9z
lid sstpdbrt feir."
Dem Nelteren bur9lief Elm S4iitz
teln ben &Drper, aber er Iaete bumpf:
nNein, bante. id bebarf ni4ts -
mebr."
l1nb er ipanbte 1i9 unb sins i4nell
iiber ben Stes, mitten burd bic breite
Wieie, na9 Der 8irde gu, tpie Sez
manb, Der senau ben Weg tennt.
Der Reeen rauI6te. Die 8eipitz
tertpolfen lagen f6ner iiber benz ganz
sen 9orisont unb ber8lib fubr berntez
Der, bon polternbem, 1dtperen0onner Be-
aleitet. Die Dorffrabe tpar leer. Der
ssrembe bog um bic Stride upb lief
auf ben Sei9 au.
9lm nGditen Mpraen fanb man baz
rim feline 2ei9e. gr bate enblt6 Ruhe
unb 8ereefen sefunben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02
0utes Mittel.

Gin jung berbeiratbstsr tpOblbaben<
bsr 8iirser bat isiner Srau, ouf pie=
les Bitten, bic grlaubnib ertbeilt, ibre
in elmer Nudbarftabt ipobnenbe Mut>
Ter gu befu4en, iebOh iaeint es bsrz
ielben 70 gut gu ssfallen, buB iie na4
pier Wo9en mod ni9t suriidtommt.
Ser Mann perfdat auf folsenbe Sbee:
gr betellt etnen photographer unb
febt fi9 nit Der febr biibi9en 80din
inter bic 8eranba feines 6auies gum
Raffee. Dieies Momentbilo f9idt er
feiner Satin nit freunbli9eg, @ruBe
gu. Mm anberen Sage mar fie i9pn gu
Dau{e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02

unperfddmte Gpppe=
rei. rOu. Der plaui9buber lit sana
cntriiftet iiber Did. bab Du ibn porise
Mo9e auf Der Giienbabn 10 barI9 ans
seidnauat bait!" .Was9 Der Sropf2!
Ser ion mir nod einmal tommen nit
feinen @9raubereisn! Siebt, bab i'd
1rau unb S9tpiegernutter Bel mir
baB unb frast mid, mo bic 1srsniis
gunesreise bingebt!"
-Mbgepunfen.9 9.rr: ,.5iai,s
lfin, ih babe Sbr 9erS4en sefunben
nnb aebe es nur segen eincn entIprs<
henben ssinbsrlohn." = Ddm,: .Jin=
berlobn? gu tpas2 8ei .Sbnen III es ia
gut olfgsboben." 9err: 80 nein!
Grembes gisentbum mub auriiderfats
tet iperben."
gtnetetneW pt: w.: nSb
1Dobl bic plpmpi51en GDtter AUDI NOS
Zen fonnten9" g.: v@etpiB! Wenn !.
50. benz 1eligen 3eus Elm 9embentnopl
ftblte, nabm Grau Sumo bic Nabel ber
Rleopotrd, bann ben Nriabnefaben.
m1hts einen sOrbif4en anoten rne
AGbte brauf los
Das innge Deutf9>
lamb. Die S9riftitellerin Jebertiel
j@reibt ID iebt aud reaIiitifn." .9ei
sfnkr DAME bod ertldrlih, bte 40
IN ~sSiingien1 gere6net fein mill.
Btgrunbe!. rMeh, Iie5sr
unntDib, iunrum plOblib loufs
lxitt ~0ouS bon Gnpieger.
ptte1 tafirgsls s.s..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02
pie 2eRfante S6wteger
rtltter.
gon Sermann Seinri1.

Der iunse Mrat Or. parlotp se=
bDrte ni9t 81 benjenigen Wten1hen.
bic bon Der glatur bic beneibenswsrz
tie ssGbiefeit erbalten baben, ii6 aur
@eltuna au bringsn. 5aft elm babies
ssabr 19on lab er in Der &rsisfabt
Solitenborf in ber Marf unb nod imz
mer tpar feline dratlihe praris sleid
gfua. gu 1tols, um bic 9unit bes
publitums gu p.rben, iibte er in al
len Oingen cine bornebme 3uriidbalz
tuns, bic aber bon Der 9olitenborfer
@eIellf6aft als 8ef9eibenbeit, tpenn
niat gar als @9iidternbeit aufgefabt
tpurbe, unb bsibe gisenidaften iinb
f9le9te Gmpfebllnsen fir einen juns
gen Mnfdnser. 9a ct auberoem bic
unpprii9tigfeit besangen bate, ii4
au perbsiratben. ebe er bas pflafer
bon Solltenborf betrat, 70 tpuroe ibm
natursemGb audi bas Snterefe perz
fast, bas fiirforslide Miitter an iun>
gen 2euten gu nebmen pflesen. St
bate 70 gar ni9ts Smponirenbes in
ieinem WeIen. Sein be1deibenes Iufz
tretsn, iein blutjunges, bei4eibenes
5rauaen, 1ein be1detbener 9ausbalt.
ia felbft iein bei4eibener Name, bas
alIes tpurbe na9 unb na9 @esenitanb
zines setpiHen Mitleibs. Sn 9plftsnz
borf naren biepumpi4ulaens unb bic
Snottmiillers bic tonangebenben Jas
milien unb BEL bie1en mar es aussez
ma9t, bab Or. parloip rein ber5li9
unbsbeutenber Men59" unb feineSrau
elm nsanSes srobes @ansden" lei,
tpenn man lie i9liebli9 auh als Elm
rre9t niebli9espaar" gelten lieb. Dr.
parloip fab Elm, baB feline @riitena in
9olftenborf in 6rase itanb, benn
nt9ts 1T fir eirsn iungen Qnfdnser
perbdnsnibDoller, als iiber benInfans
ntdt binausautommen unb etpis elm
iunger Mnfdnger gu bleiben.
$50 sebt es ntdt lGnger," ioste ct
zines Sases na9benflid gu feiner
5rau. rgntpeber muB id mid NIT
einsm entf9sibenben Sdlas our @els
tuns brinsen, ober i4 mub bisfes geet
berlaHen."
,MD6teft Ou niht nod einmal
benz Sabrifanten @9ottmiller einsn
8efud ma4en?" fraste @liiabetb be-
forst. Der gsnannte S9ottn1iiller
mar Elm reiher Witttper, ber es nad
sliidlider @eriorsuns feiner SDdter
liebte. alten unb iungen Oamen ses
seniiber ben liebensniirbisen Shperes
n0tber au fpielen unb als Der 8oriits
senbe Der 3eKource. Der pornebmften
neferlIhaftli9en 0ereinigung 6olitenz
BORIS, einen mabsebenben ginflub
ausilbte.
Milbelm i9iittelte entidieben ben
Gopf. rMit gomplimenten erreidt
man bon biefen 2euten gar ni9ts.
Wenn man ibnen nidt imponiren
fditn -"
$50 ipiinf9te linn cine i9ipere
Granfbeit. bic fsin Mr5t beilen fann,
rief Gliiabetb.
v2lber Ginb!"
runb bic Ou bann natiirli9 beilen
miibteft. Damn tpdrit Dn apf einmal
bur4."
Wilbelm ld9elte tribe. ,Dds baii
Dn tpobl einmal In einem Noman ses
leien. Sn Der Wirflihfeit gebt es an=
bers gu. Sd fage Dir, G9ottmiller
tpurbe eber iterben, als bab ibm ber
Oebante tdme, mid an fem Rrantens
bett rufen au lnifen.1
Glilabstb perianf IN biiferts
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02

hes Dpftors ppr unb ipieber ittea
edottmuller nit atpeiHoienbouquetts
bic Sreppe binanf. Dte Mufregung
in Der Ginfpobner1daft par srob unp
nod srOber bic 8eitiirauns BET ben
plumpfhulaens unb ben Shottmiils
lers. l1nb als Der prdfbent Der Mefs
1purce gar am Nadmittag Jrau 8ors
aemann unb bas junse paar Su siner
Spu5ierfabrt abbolte, od tpurbe bic
@erIobuns aur @etpiBbeit. Die Ja-
milien plumpfdul5e nnb Shpttmiils
ler falnen f9nell gu einem 5arpilienz
roth auiammen nnc am nd4ltenWtors
gen 11on erf6ien syrduleia plumps
i9ulae, bic Wirtbfdafterin Der Sabris
fanten, als Oeputirte Der gendnnten
ssamilien Bel sSrau 8ornemann, un
bic Dame su iparnen unb tie auf biz
aablrei9en Mdngel bes reihen Witts
ipers aufrnertfam au MAIDEN. ytah
elmer balben Stunbe Derlteb tie bas
6aus bes Ooftprs nit febr aufrteoez
mem 9eiidt, unb taum mar tie pera
19punben, als audi f4on ber Wagen
Sdpttmiiners porfubr.
ssrau 8ornemann stng ibm NIT
frablenbem @efidt entgesen. rDenz
Ten sic, lieber syreunb," fagte iie pou
2aune unb S9altbaftisfeit, n,pelhe
Mbiidt bic bDle Welt uns beiben nad=
{agt! Wir tpollen uns nerloben. Ste.
fann ii9 Elm rein freunbi4 i4aftliaes
8erbIltniB nt9t benfen nnb i9norirt
babel gang, bab ii9 etne perheiratbete
Srau bod nidt mebr perloben BARI"
v8erbeiratbete Srau9" rief Shottz
miller erfdroden. rMan bat Sic:
allsemein fir eins Wittpe gebalten."
syrau 8ornemann la9te unb bieies.
Baden flans 70 iilberben unb etn=
i9meidelnb. bab benz Sabritanten
tpieber tparm ums 9er5 purbe uno.
iein @eii9t ben Musbrud rubiger 9etz
terfeit annabm. 3ulebt itimmte er in
bas beitere@eld9ter Elm unb in bieiem
2a9buett tpurbe Elm Sreunbi4aftsz
bunb bslisselt, Der fiirs 2eben bausrte
unb in Der Splge audi benz iungen
Ooftpr gu @ute fam. Die Geiiefoffer
itanben bereit; Der Wasen, pel4er
sSrau 8ornemann nah benz 8abnbof
bringen follte, bielt auf Der Strabe.
Da erIbien Elm eiltser 8ote. Der 9err
Ooftpr mD9te 10 gut ietn unb f4neu
gum Serrn 8iirsermeiiter fommen;
bas &inb lei bebentli9 ertranft.
,Surrab, Der erite patient!" rief
Milbelm. @r nmarmte ietne S9ptez
eermutter unb elite binpeg.
syrau 8ornemann fab bereits i'm
Wasen atpeiter &lai1e, als 9r. S9otts
miller in ietner @quipase beranjaste
Mit einem Bouquet, faOner als bic
friiberen, elite er gum 8asen unb
iiberrei6te es benz vtbeuren Ga It" NIT
elmer sraai0fen 8erbeusuns. Sic
reidte ibm bic 6anb, bic er gallant an
feline 2ippen briidte. 9as aablrei9
perIammelte publifum iab benz
S9au1piele nit 8ebasen gu unb als,
ssrau 8ornemann aus benz abgebenz
BEN 3use ibr Saf9entu6 tpeben lieb,
ba tpurben auf benz 8abnfteige alIe
saI6entudsr flott, bic iih nod balba
ipegs ieben laHen tonnten, uno bas
Winten unb @riiben tpollte tein gnbe
nebmen.
Die gintpobneridaft 9olitenborfs
bentt germ an jenes 9srbitfeit in Der
3eHource auriid unb nit Stol5 tpeiit
iie BEL 9elesenbeit barauf bin, bab Der
beriibmte profefor Or.parlop in Der
9aupt ptitabt, Der Na9folser Sdleibe.
rers, feline 2aufbabn in 9olitenborf
bespnnen unb au ben geiu4tetenIer5s
ten Der Stabt sebOrt babe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-02
g Splitter.

Dem bic Natur als Susenb CAB
8ei4eibenbeit, Der leg iie ab,
Meil iie bic unbef9e;b'ne Wslt
Sir ipeitep ni9ts al5 - Gummbei
hult.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1896-12-26

The things that people see are in
side OF them and not outside. No two
people see the same thing exactly
alike. One woman may look out at Il
beautiful landscape and see all the
beauty and restfulness and grandness
that there is in it. Another one will
look out at the same scene and see
nothing. The man who is perfectly
we'll and vigorous enjoys life to the
full. Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery makes people well. There
isn't anything miraculous about tit
is the most natural thing in the world.
It simply puts the digestive organs,
the stomach, the liver and the bowels
in perfect order and thereby makes
the blood pure and rich. All diseases
live and thrive on impure blood.
Keep stream OF pure, rich, red blood
flowing into diseased spot and the
disease will not stay. A man lives or
rich, pure blood, and the disease dies
on it.
DR.. Pierce's. Golden Medical Dis
covery makes pure, rich blood: Send
2l cents in one-cent stamps to Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buf
falo, N. Y, and receive DR.. Pierce's
zoos page Common Sense Medical
Adviser" profusely illustrated.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1896-12-26
Afflicted for Years. -,

Mr.. r. B. Goodman, Marietta, Ca.
saws: II was troubled with rheuma'
tism, which the doctor called sciatica,
for number of years, doctoring with
everything I could hear of without
benefit, until / commenced with Dr.
Kings Royal Germetuer, which cured
me sound and we'll. I was at times,
for several months, SO I could not
walk at all. l have now been thor.
oughly we'll Of it for four years, and
think there is no medicine that can
equal Germetuer." Write to The
Atlanta Chemical Co., Atlanta, Ca,
for 4S page book, free. New package,
large bottle, los doses, d. For sale BY
g. W. Eatman.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1896-12-26

We are astonished to see some OF our
southern exchanges raising their voices
against Mississippi's and South Caro-
lina's election laws. The laws were
enacted in obedience to progressive
and healthy public sentiment. That
the people who established themselves
as permanent citizens-who are not al
ways moving from one community to
another, that the intelligence and
stable citizenship might predominant
in controlling state affairs. The North
now admits what the South has always
contended for-that the whites must
have supremacy in elections, and we
are glad to see such strong and able
republican paper as the Globe Democrat
admit that the constitutions referred
to, do not trespass upon the constitution
Of the United States. a
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1896-12-26
OF Interest to the Ladies.
NO.. "a

/. DR.. D. O. Semmes has put on the
market a special preparation called
"semmes' Lily Cream" which is guar
anteed to be the best preparation known
for chapped hands, face, lips and other
roughness of the skin. It also removes
freckles, tan and sunburn, and makes
the skin soft and white. Ladies who
have used it praise its excellence, and
highly recommend it. 1t is also nice
for gentlemen to use after shaving,
leaving the skin delightfully."- cool and
smooth. Manufactured and for sale
only by D. o. SEMMEs.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1896-12-26

a refined, cultured and modest
woman will marry a coarse, brutal
animal made up Of vice and sensualty;
and refined, cultured man will select
the same kind OF woman. It is a dis
tressing fact that some Of the daint'
lest, purest and sweetest women in the
world are leading lives of horror, tied
to soulless debauchees reeking and de-
lighting in their own filth. Man, is
this an overdrawr picture? Stand be-
fore the glass and look at yourself
Ex. ~
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1896-12-26

Housekeepers who are not using
Jack Frost Baking Power are throw
ing away their good money. You can
bay 1907 pound Of Jack Frost for
% cents and It will please the most
critical. If it is not as good or better
than what you are using return it and
get your money back. You want the
best for the least money.
MOORE Bros, Agts,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1896-12-26

An exchange informed us that eggs
in Boston sell at 3S cents per dozen.
The Globe says: 1T makes the family
man feel like taking off his hat when
he meets hen.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1896-12-26

The Dutch have delightfully."- origi-
nal way of collecting their taxes. If,
after due notice has been given, the
money be not sent, the authorities place
one or two hungry militiamen in the
house, to be lodged therein until the
amount of the tax be paid.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1896-12-26

In India only II, ,ooo, 900 out Of . popu-
latiou of $50, 100000 can read and
write; and these are the people the
British Governsut boastsd should,
under lts benign rule, b brought to-
hieh plane Of civilization and snlight-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1896-12-26
House and Lot For Sale,

Convenient to public square. In
good condition. Contains five rooms
and kitchen. For terms, ETC., apply at
SENTINEL office. Nov. 2l-tf
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1896-12-26

If you are in need Of a holiday stove,
we have them in endless variety at
prices that will astonish you.
ROANE L. Son,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1896-12-26

Harris Il Pressgrove sell the Velvet
cigar. If you want good cigar try
one, only 5 cents but worth 10.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1896-12-26

Berryhill Bros. sell furniture at the
lowest prices.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1896-12-26

70 Uuns CU1E 4 C0LDu III 0NB DAY
Take LAXATIVE Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All drue9ists refund the mouey
Gl Il fails q cure. sc. sspt-9e Smo
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-12-17

Comrade William Perry, Chairman of the
Historic Committee. Loyal Homo Workers. is
no stranger TO the L. ii. W.. neither to the Grand
Army nor Sons of Veterans
Sometime since under the caption OF The
Fifer Boy of Cltickamauga," his personal remi-
niscences of that battle. with pictures as he
was then and is now, were printed in the
LHW. columns. Later he attended the st.
Paul Reunion. L.H.W-, and now takes his
place as Chairman. Historic Committee, L. W.
Comrade Perry's associates are q. Edith
Dickey. Grecnsburg, Ind. and Carrie Halo
we'll, Kidder, No., both sterling members Of the
LOYAL Home Workers and Woman's Relief
Corps. and true-bine workers in the cause Of
Progress and Patriotism.
Comrade Perry is serving as Junior Vice
Comma uder of the Sons of Veterans, Depart
ment of Illinois. aud is the candidate for Post
master at Elizabeth. ILL.,, his place OF residence.
He held this Office four years under President
Harrison, and was four years clerk in the
Postoffice at Galens. H., when Gen. Grant
lived there, so that he is an adept in the postal
service.
Comrade Perry served three years st the
front and is progressive citizen, always at the
front in patriotic teaching and the movement
to honor the old Gag Every Loyal Home
Worker will rejoice to know that he is again
in the service of Uncle SAM"
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-12-17

Jer., 30 You are delinquent. but yet not
beyond the possibilities of salvation. Join
with st. Peter and declare 1.-THE time past OF
our life may suffice us to have wrought the
will of the Gentiles." That is to say, the time
which we have already passed in sin ia too
much We should mover have spent moment
in evil practices. And surely there IS not
moment of the future to spare in wrongdoing.
/ Pet, AS.
You are not right. Stop then. Stop now.
Stop forever. Begin the new year Alright.
Dedicate yourself to God. Resolve not to sin.
Break up every evil habit. Consecrate all
your powers to the doing of good. Make God
first, last, everything in time and eternity.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-12-17

Tn these very columns that forcible little
poem beginning Laugh, and the worio iaugns
with YOU" was printed. l am always itn
pressed with IT, but like every other lnoiViauai'
the temptation was strong to relate my Ills
What a disanpontment it was in not getting
10 ST. Paul, and in having to give up my
school work. to say nothing of being i'll.
But the "Gilhoolyites" remembered me-
and got detailed account OF the whole anair:
And ! guess there are several OF US who VIII
want to be put off at Buffalo"
/ hope to attend; but then, was so sure OF
st. Paul have come to feel, however, that 1t
must have been for the best
ave cannot make bargains for blisses.
Nor catch them. like fishes. IN nets,
And sometimes, the Thing our life misses,
Helps more than the thing which 1t gets"
was SO pleased to see the interest taken in
the &C. and I.H.W. by our own Wallace
Foster Indiana as we'll as the National w. nc,
delight to honor the man who has done
so much for the cause Of Patriotism. And we
may well be proud to have him in the l.. INV.
o, we are bound to be recognized, i'll time, as
one of the leading organizations.
By the way. one is more pleased with that
dear little L.H.W. pin than j am. / got 1t to
wear to ST. Paul, but / think / will have
chance to show ityet.
The l.. w. columns are growing SO inter-
esting again, and, -siace | am doing nothing. l
shall look forward TO the weekly chats.
] would like to get about dozen &C. and
L. H.W. letters day, and then my next wish,
perhaps. would be for private secretary.
Loyally-O. Edith Dickey, Greensburg, Ind.
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Disfranchisine Old Soldiers.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The Los
Angeles Democrats will sue to have the
Soldiers Home votes thrown out.
The Bryanites here smart under the de-
feat and the loss Of election bets to the
amount of many thousand dollars on Los
Angeles County. They have retained law
yers to institute proceedings against includ-
ing the vote Of the Soldiers Home, On the
ground that as wards of the Government
the veterans had no legal right to vote.
Marion Brooks, one Of these lawyers, claims
that the decisions sustain that theory, and,
votes shall be declared illegal, the plurality
on the Presidential electors now apparently
for Mckinley will be wiped out and small
majority left for the Bryan electors. How
does that strike the old vets who voted for
Bryan p. w. KING, Co. C, 1st Ohio H. A.,
z. o. Box sol, Santa Ana, Cal.
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EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Is it not
glorious? We did what we could, and if we
keep on forming Mckinley clubs, as we pro-
pose TO do, in 1900 we shall be able to pull
the State through for the G. O. p, and then
G. O. p papers will know there is such
State as Georgia. Grover Cleveland's ma
iority in 1892 was $4,000, in 1894 but So
coo. This year they claim only $4,000.
But the Governor ran for the Senate, and
people objected to his running, because, in
view of the facts, it would be folly to take
the risk of a Gubernatorial election this Fall.
And Mckinley came nearer carrying the
State than Wright.
Our club did good work in this County and
the adjoining one-Greene, Hal Lewis's Coun-
ty-carrying each by 800 majority; this repre-
senting the opinion of the white voters, as the
Bryanites themselves say. Few of the col
ored register, and what do are easily bought.
The club is formed largely to enable the
white vote to have say about matters, as
Buck has never favored the success of any
candidate, for fear of his interfering with
BIS prerogative of appointing the poorest
trash 10 the Postoffices, in order to keep all
respectable people out of the party, thing
in which he has been admirably successful.
This is to be quite changed, as there are
many Sound Money men and Protec,ionists
here.-D. f. DEWoLF, Lieutenant-Colonel,
55th Ohio, Madison, GA.