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ing he hnew, all about the trick Of bacs
pedaling down the hill. The wheel got
away from him early in the game, and
after killing a grocery wagon horse,
knocking down two men and shaving
the wheels Of awagon IL threw him
over fence and plunged into the river.
Abraham was not dangerously hurt,
but he wanted 10 sit In a dark room at
home and wonder how IL all happened.
Admiral Bumbo Sackett was missing
from his accustomed place, but bad
written message in chalk on shingle
as to the reason why. While out OH his
bike he discovered u dog sleeping in
the road. His idea was to shave close
and see the dog jump. but he lost the
left pedal and went over the dog
The dog jumped. just as he had fond
ly expected, but 30 did the bike, and
the three of them got mixed up and
olawed and kicked and bit each other
until the admiral had to be helped home
and put to bed. He expected to survive
and would probably be at the next
meeting and meanwhile would prepare
a speech entitled "Bewar' Of de Dawg." :"
He sent his love and best wishes and
added that IL any member out on his
wheel felt like running over anything
he'd better try it on q house.
President Toots then announced tho
following hints and suggestions for new
beginners:
Don't try to catch the handle bars
with your teeth.
Don't look around to see il the hind
wheel is following.
Don't be surprised il the front
wheel shows a disposition to turn into
yard and lay down for u rest
always fall on your right shoulder,
and do not let your ear strike tho
ground till few seconds later.
when you lose a pedal. don't get
off and go back TO look for it. It's right
there on the machine. and IL you'll feel
around long enough you'll find il again.
SHOULD you find arunaway horse on
your trail keep close to the curb until
he has passed. Then make squirt and
seize him by the tail and put on the
brake.
Never kill pedestrian when it can
DO avoided, but when you do kill one
dismount and say you're sorry"
NJ QUAD.
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show dat white man dat de blood Of
warriors ran in his veins. He banged
dat bike till he had loosenod all its
bones an den made kangaroo mount
an started Off down dc street. Fur about
an inch an half all went well. Den
de onery mashecn took de bit in its
mouf an started Off wild biff, bang.
z 'langl Befo' yo' could count ten long
drawn shrek rent dc evenin air, an do
jedRe took what am called de double
headed gyasticutus' an struck de airth
to hev his spirit released from its mortal
clay. Tender hands lifted him an tried
TO pour soda water down his froat, but
it was too late. Dar was dc body. shot
mp like telescope an ebory bone broken
an one ear showed down on his Adams
apple, but dc soul had took its flight.
De funeral was held last evonin, an
most of do members Of dis club war
present. His chair will he draped in
mournin fur 80 days, al do treasurer of
dc club will hand de widder $25 TO help
out on funeral expenses.
Brother Sundown White arose TO
make an inquiry. Was it the intention
OF the club to advise the widow 10 have
bicycle cut on tho judges tombstone
in connection with the usual epitaph?
He had heard rumors to that effect, and
he thought the idea q good one. The
picture should show the bike standing
on its hind legs. with ferocious look
on its face aud the body Of the judge lib
orally distributed over tho surrounding
territory.
II believe dar has bin talk of sch "a
thing" answered tho president, but
| can't say dat favor it, We know, an
frew do newspapers all do present gen
erashun knows, dat Jedge Jaybird was
deliberately an maliciously murdered
by his bike. 1t was one Of dc most cold
blooded affairs of do century, an yit he
tempted his own fate. Should we show
mp do affair ON IA tombstun il would on
ly discourage men an women who might
make good riders"
The secretary announced in explana-
tion Of tho absence Of Three Ply Hop.
kins that he had attempted to run over
q street car with his bike and made
failure Of ii. They had him bandaged
from head to foot and were tanning
him with a rabbits foot. and the doc.
tor had great hopes that he would pull
through. On motion Of General Wash
ington Taylor. II was resolved that ev-
cry street oar ought to stop at cross
ing and ring q cow bell for 30 seconds
to warn wheelmen against the danger
Of collision.
Abraham Linooln Green was not pres
eut. because he made o mistake IN think
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First a Mole,
Then Cancer.

c.s,biv no disease carries such ter
f1oo; ;,s oath as Cancer-and we'll
mis- dreadful affliction be regarded
Y horror. In an alarming manner,
',awlv but surely preys upon the
-" h,ood, bearing the victim nearer
s,,ve day by day. Beyond the use
u. tuife the phi y sician is powerless,
"" 80 much cannot be said against
.oiiv Of rcsortiug TO the knife for
~ this terrible disease. Can
eI !, the blood, hence IL Is apparent
~ ,bat no relief can be expected
90 o. an operation. In ninety-nine cases
~ hundred the cancer promptly
,s II not in the same place, in
s,re locality, and Is far more ma
-, ,ban before. The same is true
s,,empts TO remove the cancer by
,sas of caustic plasters, etc, and all
ko have had this treatment claim
Z, death cannot be more painful.
!. ,hcrc is a cure for cancer-one
R;cb gets at the scat OF the disease,
n removes its cause. 5. 5. 5. is the
H. real blood remedy, and cures can
.,,nd ali other blood diseases, even
%, other treatment has failed.
{one Of the wcll-known residents OF
taeon. Ca, is Mr.. IL. Powers, the con-
{.e,or and builder, who lives at SIS
- street. For twenty years Mr..
{bvers has suffered intensely from a
Sneer on his face, which was treated
knstantly. but grew worse all the
bile, He sought the best medical
I'm In vain, and could see no hope of
Ter being cured.
IOn June -. 1896, he writes: Twenty
lars ago. while being shaved, n small
{Se on my face was cut, leaving an
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Significant sore, to which paid little
tention at first. This sore refused
heal, and after a while became quite
btinate, and began togrow. / placed
bself under the treatment of promi-
nt physicians, who said had cancer
The most stubborn type, and though
pok their treatment faithfully, the
beer grew steadily all the while,
freasing in size and severity. I
70 took nearly every medicine
t was recommended for the
pod, and applied various salves
ointncnts, all without the slightest
petit. Year by year, found myself
fadily growing worse, for the cancer
sapping my life away, although
fnt hundreds of dollars with doctors,
as much more experimenting with
Fious so-callcd remedies. was
fongly urged by the doctors to sub
to an operation, which they
imed was the only hope for me.
/ had well-nigh abandoned hope of
r being cured, when / was induced
.try ,. >. s., and even the first bottle
orded relief. The medicine caused
cancer to discharge. thus forcing
the poison, and ridding the sys-
OF 1t. continued to take S. S. s.
fil the discharge ceased, and the
Peer healed up entirely, and l am
{iectly well. My cure is regarded
Fruly remarkable, and demonstrates
a' a wonderful remedy S. S. S. is.
ball take pleasure in always recon-
(nding it,"
5. 5. is the only remedy that
at the root of all blood diseases,
all so-called remedies fail to
eh. 1t is guaranteed
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Force of Habit.

1.-TWO and two are bound to make
four every time" said the man who
argues ON politics.
"Er--does it?" asked the campaign
worker.
Didn't you know that?'
81 have n hazy recollection to that
effect But have been getting up cam
paign statistics so long that / had kind
Of gotten the impression that two and
two make about anything you happen
to need. w Washington Star
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Cincl.

"Yes, indeed" rejoined Juggernaut,
quite few Of thOm used to get away
from me until l fitted my car with n
patent automatic trolley fender. Cinch.
Seor'
Moreover. the implacable dedication
of fate according to the Hindoo notion
was assisted in his purpose by safety
gong. which served to confuse and para
lyze his victims. Detroit Tribune.
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Inc DarIinRt Jn, WIS, Journal sAye
editorially OF e. popular patent nedi
cine I'VE know from experience
that Chamberlain's Collie, Choless
aud Diarrh9a Remedy is all that ie
claimed for IL, as on two occasions II
stopped excrusiating pains and pos
sibiy saved us from an untilnsiy
grave. We would not rest easy over
night without IL In the house.' This
remedy undoubtedly saves more pain
and suffering than any other suedi>
cine In the world. Every family
should keep II In the house. Tor IL IL
sure to ne needed sooner or later.
For sale by all Druggists
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Caution Notice.

pee he rs Is hereby given by the undersigned
Iio,vI, nss ,his 1ay purchased at constable sale
m Nv pleasure has LETT them I'm the posses.
\ "Cu,ge Wit, and therefore notifies All
u hot lolhterfere with the same: FISH
hi, ,oSs ~ chickens iron kettle, 3 beds and
ps; p,,; ! laole. clock. y dozen chairs, 25 yds.
i,,,.o,h r,oh sl"ye and pipe. sink corner cup
4 h., ~, Il',L ~ rocking chair. coal stove aud
lppt boat which were sold ms the pronerty
NlI, thls llth dlv OF September, 1890.
4" lillian SNYDER. shamokin Dam. Pa.
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o"b'od with Rheumatism read ,ni.

'o"b'cd with Rheumatism read ,hi,
4 HAr9Lis, Md, Apr. 10. 94.-I
h usru Chamberlaiu's Pain Balm
|IIeuulatisin and found It to be all
s'a,heu Tor 1t. | believe it to
oTst preparation for rheuma.
"n'l ueep seat muscular pains on
!, "Hket and cheerfully recon
Lovu ~ 10 the public. JNo. G.
Hs HNSi ~ dealer In boots. shoes, etc.,
ALSO READ THIS.
JI"ANIcsviLLE, st. Mary county.
I u soid bottle OF Cba,ubers
s,n Balm to a man who had
sunering with rheumatism for
4" years; Il made him a well
~ McGiLL. Eor sale at so
per bottle by all Druggists.
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|urely Vegetable

cures Cancer, Cotagious Blood
(son' Scrofula, Eczema. letter,
nmatism, Catarrh, or any other
ase having its origin in the blood.
I,oss on blood and skin diseases
:. ,.u iree TO any address, by the
N specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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A Good ExCnsc.

Judge-What excuse have you to offer
for not desiring to serve upon the panel?
Talesman-Your honor, | think-
Judge-Your excuse is quite satisfac.
tory. You can go.-Boston Transcript.
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solid Worth.

what attracted young Coppage to
that homely girl?'
"Why, her name is Maria, and she
won't let anybody call her Marie. -
Chicago Record.
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Natural.

"They say that Harpy is tho greatest
kicker in his football team.
'1'm not surprised His father was
the infernalest old kicker ever knew. :"
Detroit Free Press.
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Ho Was Too Precise.

"Fleew cried she.
"You mean fly, on'tyou?" he asked.
Never mind what insect l mean.
Just git. Pas coming. "-Harlem Life.
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-10-29

Head
dtu uu
and
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b a wi
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IS a on 81
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teatu AT aNt
los mott he the uonn
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Never before sold less
locality have decided make special
reader of this opportunity g strictly
cluSa buggy nt the offered
$40 100 and coupon win ship this haudHomr buggy,
packed Grated delivered board Do
opportunity 10 get thoroughly High Grade pac u 70
the lowest offered Rene uhtr O
cheap buggy but AZ strictly helgtndc vehicle you want
cheaper buggy
Vehicles
We sell buggy low
upwards. Money refunded
and examination Coupon must positively accompany the
obtain this special price.
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DUN FAY SseuSes BUY SsSE AGENTS SO Scgns
GREAT Wholesale Price but eGs6HgsC
pom o6r giving ~ ] II Ills tf chaiec W re, Gt%ia n
4
sc packc Il
S i I5 s G & not ss % e %, & 5 @ @
nn,Re mem the coupom must esentw oder.
CASH BUYERS UNION,
Bg,e3s W.
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4 . y'', hgN.sfatc So.
ing Machine. huish.
TIN ull.ut ~ thc best I
-ihi, uaul,f lI'.. s-,e-c-
iuulCtu iWrr.,ciurut, auut
mechanical ,nu- iu.ifun Oh
such that ~ it are ,lmhii.,
simplicity Wtthut,1i trcur b.
ihus i'sufiug ,..,otiuuu.f b.
durability and making itI.a
pu-sill, luf the machine {. ..
put Dut of uGt' 81 .HWs
uud makes 4 perfect ST.
with all kinds ui thread %
illClJssrs ut material AiV
tcHdN for u.c and uufiya
iur speed durability and q"
ity ui work Notiyc the
lowing point, of superior
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gMarhtprellr iii 81. tOnjs.
9u11nerStnn hcn ,. Q[nri[.

~"N-'N~~~N NSA' -
28ei5en.-9fD. 2 rotber, 66G0- 92o.
5. rotber, 63C0-c; 9tp. 4. %
Ntai8.-Y;u. 2 263@-c; 9tD. 2.
tueiBer. 25@-c; 92o. 8. 24 a..
Oafer.-gfu. ?, 188N02Oc; 9fp.2.
iueiBer, ,-0-c; gto. 3. 17G0-c.
S6neine. Die 8erfduTe p0n nGen
Sptten poriiren 5iuilben $3.50 unb
S3.75 P 100lb lebenbig.
&inouieb.-Stiere: 8air bis quite I'M
0epid5t bOn 1900 bis 1,6OOib,
s4.O065. 85; raube 16luere, 1915
04.OO; nit Wtais gcTiitterte, 1, 100
bis Boob lc9lper, $4.25@4.60;
gep0bnlicDe uno r8ut9er8Steer8
bis 5u 1,150lb i1mer, S4.OO@
4.5O 8p 100 Id lebenbig. &uDe
uu0 Sdl6er, $9.0O035.O0. S6lz
bcr 5G06c p ib lebenbie.
@dufe.-3@43c % fb. 2dmnter, 44@
Sc y lb lcben0ig.
8utter.-5einTte 9inbm= II. Creamery
Butter, 2O@21c; Country Sutter
406c % lib.
@ier.-6riI1e SIP 9ubeno.
@roszSamen. n.-8leelamen $3.50 "a
$50 % 100 fb; SimDtbp S5.200
$50; Jteb Sop S3.0005.3o; WiGlet
S1.4501.70; nn9orii6er S1.45M
1.70.
aortuffelu. 2o@25c per Buffet i'm
@ruBen. 5G028c pDm 28ngen.
3rpiebt ln.-25050 per 8uibef.
Seu.-3enil6tes Sc. 5O@10.0O; 81
nlotbp s1O.00012.50; Brarie=9eu
50. 100000 ap Spn g 2.000fb.) }
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Peilmertb Ger e5rpiebeIn.

@inen tpie grpBen nebisinii6en
@ertb 3piebeln baben, lit tppbl nidbt
alleentein befannt. Sob Dber gefo6t
eenpiien, nerlbaffen ite erpBe 2inber
uns bel 2uneen= Dber 2eberleiben.
2eicbte @rfaltungen neri6tpinben
balo, tpenn man sIbenba einige 3tpie=
beln iBt; au6 on antarrb 2eibenbe
finben @rlei6terune bur9 ben tdeli=
6en 8enuB einieer rober 5tpiebeln.
@inen i6limnen Sals fnnn man fuz
riren, tuenu man 3tpiebeln serI6nei=
bet, nit 5ufer beitreut unb ben gez
iupnnenen Saft einni,ttntt. Sir &in=
Der fo6t man Die 5tpiebefn nit ben,
3uder nnb eibt ibnen ben Saft. @s
idiibt 5bulfinber npr Der gnftedune
BON Salsfrantbeiten, tuenn nan iie
Wprgens cine 5tpiebel .eiIen laBt.
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Kartoffeln in So Ta9en.

aonn man bas e(ouben?-ia, benn
e8 ltebt 10 in Snl5er's Satalpe, ltno
mas oa ftebt lit tpnbr. Sa(5er 5iebt
unb oerfauft mebr Samenz8nrtpifeln
ais aue lpeltli6en 3iibter sulammen.
2aBt nur 9etrDlt leinen &ntolpe font
men. 9(usfii6rli6e 8el9reibunoen
iiber 8leez@ras, @ei5en, 8artoffeln,
8prn H. I. ~.
B9 9err Sal5er Ienbet pprtoTrei
35 8adete friiber @eniilezSnmen,
eenu9 fir cine 5arilie, nn6 @ntp=
fang pon 81.
Stluer Sling @erIte, 116 9uI6el.
llnler @eriten=@unber. 116 8uib=
el per Silper Sing @erlte geoeibt
iiberaa unO ertrdet lelblt auf i9le6z
tent 2auoe 100 8uibeG per 9lder, lit
tuunoerbar i60n uno Plump. Sols=
er's Gamen biirgt intmer fir aroBe
@rnten. Silper Ofine Safer ergab
lebteS Sabr 2O9 Sulbe( per 9lfer,
Sprn 200 8uibe(, g8eisen 60 Sulbel
6eu g. GDunen per 9(der, II. +. no.
6urrab, 5armer, ba ilt @elO 5u maz
6en.
Serr Snl5er ien6et pprtpTrei
35 8adete friiber @emiile=Samen,
eenue fir cine 5antilie, na6 Gnpz
fang BON 81.
Sp Sic bieie 0ptt5 ausi6neiben unb
nit 10 Gts. an Sobn N. Sa1ser See6
Co., Ga @rpiie, Bis., ienben, befpnt=
nten Sic frei 10 Erpben @ras uno
@etreioe= Sanen nit 8atalpg.
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Oiteru.

g8em I9laet ni6t bas Ser5 bbbe,
am Oitermpreen, tuenn er ben meitbir
I6alenben 9Dnen Der 9loden 1auI6i
tpel6e ilber bic grbe bin nerfiinben,
baB int eipigen g8e6ielIauf Der 5eit
bas bpbe 5eit, bas Set 6er 9tuferIteb=
ung, tpieberum erl6ienenl
g8ie in iubelnben 9lfforOen auf Die
Srauerlieber Der G6ariuo6e, Die
Slterbpmne fulet, uie Die airbe ibr
Srauerfleib ablegt uno Iid) nit feltz
li6em @emnnbe i6nicft, 10 siebt
au6 Elm in bas Sers Der milbe
Sreunoenidbein elmer beiieren GU
furft.
g8ie bic 9lntur eei1lummert unter
ibrem tueiBen 2eibentude unb ii6
nun bebnt unb redt unb lire 8anben
ipren9t, lno beroorlprieBen laBt Die
eriinen &eim9en bic sarten 9uffz
nunesboteu Der bliitbengei6nildten,
freubenrei6en Sonmer5eit, 10 feimt
uno iprpBt es in bem meniblihen
6ersen, oeiien Saiten nod tDnen,
iuenn iie Der fruntne !6aud beilteer
9tn6a9t betpe9t.
limb 10 tpp9t unb tpallt es am 81 ter
ntorgen in ieoem O6eni6enber5en, in
tpel9em Der @laltbe ni9t erfaltet,
Die 2iebc ni6t erlui9en un6 bic
Spffnune nod nibt neripelft lit.
@s freut li6 0as ainb in ieiner I'm
i6ulo Der buntbemnlten Siter=gier,
unb Ielbit ben @ltern treten iene Sa=
se barmlpIer Sueeno nit ibren finoz
li6en Sreuoen tpieberum lebbnft ppr
Die Seele.
Sp bilbet bas Siterfelt elei6Iam
Die eriineeibmiicfte 8fprte, burb
ipelc6e mir an Der 0ano Der SpIfnung
binnustreten in Elm neues, pDn 2iebe
lmIppnnenes 2eben; unb iuenn bic
Siterelofen ertDnen, tritt Der Gneel
oes Srp1 ties audi iiber Die 96fpe(le,
binter tuelber in 10 man6em Saus=
bait Die Gprge fauert.
W1D9en baber Die Sitergluden oGlen
nit Sorge SelabenenEbie frobe 3u=
oeriitbt in bos Ser5 einlauten, baB
mie uuf Die S6neebede be8 g8inters
blii6enbe 5luren ful9en, 10 alb nab
&reu5 rno 2eioen bic Spnne Der 6reu=
be un6 bes @ludes einmal ipieoer
l6eint. 9luf ben Gborfreitae Der
5rauer fplgt Sitern, bas Set Der
i5relbe unb bes S5ube(s!
0o6 BON aGleu Sbiirnen bait es,
Gurb bic tueiten 2anbe l9allt es,
9lus ben @pttesbdulern iin9t es,
limb in alien Seelen flingt es:
9lGeluia! 9(uferltanoen!
9tus bes @robes 9tu6t uno 8onben
Sit Oer Seilaub a1feritanoen.
llno oas Olterfelt9eldute
Subelt in Die gSelt es 6eute:
9tGeluia! 9luferitan0en!
iino 2eib uno SCDmer5en;
2Sn bent eram5erriB men Ser6en
Sit Elm neues, fril6es g8eben,
Sit ein neues, frpbeS 2ebeu
9meluia! 9lufer1tnnben!-&.
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Thtlade1rh=a,

5Dlgenoe 9febnun9en ipurben eilr=
aerei6t un0 be5ablt:
@raf Srps. fiir 9rucfarbeiten S 4.4C
S. 5uerlter, fir Gente ullu. 900
Gus. @berltn, fir Materiol 90
2pDitel Sr6eiter, fir @tuiif 1900
Sic @innabmen ppm Wtasfenbau
betru9en $3.50.
G6n1n1t(icbe @pntites purben nit
9anf entlafien>
Die 6erren So6n @aGfer, SSrit
!0anne un0 Gbas. S6ramnt ipurDen
ais Wtit9lie0er in ben Serein nuIoez
nDntnten.
Serr 9tu9uit 8aer tpurbe burdl
6errn @uitap 2uetbeg ols Otitelieo
uDrgeiblagen.
SeI6lunen: 9lm Stem Oiai Elm
EreislcbteBen ab5u6alten; lollte je=
Ood) an oieiem Sage 6aS gSetter ltu=
oitniti9 letn, 10 IuG 6nSie(be an oem
acknowledgement Sonntag nbgebalten
iperoen.
8e16lpHen: Die Sunlme uun 500
ais 8reile ausl6ieBeu Su toicn.
9(l8 9lrra1gement5=9pnite nun
ben Die 6erren 6rib SAsner, Snf0b
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9reis~Gpnite, Die Serren GbriIt.
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@au8 ernanut.
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be ipIIeu 10 bleiben tuie bel por6er=
9eben0en l}reisicbieBen
6iinf Sbeiben ouf5niteGen uuo
5luar 5luet 6reiebo!tb~, 2luFlerez II.
cine Gentrum=S6ci6e.
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1Dll 10 iein luie frilber.
9ie 8rciie elmer ieben S6ei6e IDlz
let luie fDl9t nert6eilt meroet; s32. 80
fir bic bei0en NlileQe= un0 beioe
5reieban0~ un0 S25 fir 0ie Geutrunz
S6eibe.
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ntitto98, Safeni6fuB 45 ll6r 9tadJ=
tuittags. 0ierauf Stecben luo 8reisz
pertbeilung, 0ierouf @ertaoung.
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7;orktureiir In 81 Fnuis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-03

nOie Oemotratie bat i9re 9ele9en'
beit sur Seielti8un9 lbrer Serrlhaft
ubt 5u benubten peritlnoeu, mar Der
Situation ni6t getuudieu. iusoer IN Der
8uuoesre9ierun1 nod in ben 2ofnl
resieruuseu. 9,e i'm 9lugemeiueu
po9lmeiuenoe QomiuiIttatiou lpuroe bon
einem elenoeu @Uusreiis par1ltiirt uuo
in Den tuidtt9lter Staateu foroerteu
ebenlo eleroe Wai6ineu ole 1ffentlide
Weinuns ge9en Die oemofrattibe 9a,-
ii beraus :. Oieie ga tel bat in betSa-
riTreIorm nidts 8oiitluIs 9etsljtst, bat
ni6t einmat ibren &uf nls 5reunoln osr
glnpanoerung uno 8efdmpferin res
yeatioismus ourbaus nufrebt erha:t II
umo bat letbit in Der auspdrti9en 8otit=
If na6 fsiner &ibtung maBSuba en- &C.
wuBt; Iie bat au6 in Den ein5elnen Stna:
ten 10 uenis 5dbisfeit uno suien @il-
Zen 5ur &eform seaelst, bnB iie eber Der
8s6imIsmus sef6roert, als li9 gum
Sammelpunft Der 3eformer ju MAIDEN
peritauben bat"
2lllu uribtilt nidt etuu elm r,publi
fnniibes Slutt. iOncern Die bemufrotiI6'
,,9l. 3 Staatstas."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-04-03

Gin bon Der gaational n8efornt
NHociattpn" nusgearbeitete5 uno in
beren 9luftrag in bei0en 0auIern 0es
@on9reIies eingerei6te 9tnen0ement
CUR Understanding be5lueft tuie=
Der einmal, ben lieben !0err9ptt in
unIere 8un0e3conltitution binein3u=
i6nug9eln. SIM Often berrIdJt aez
iualtise OppoIitipn eegen Den &orz
i91ag uno lit gu bDffen, bnB bieIetbe
I'M ean5en 2anbe lebbaften @ie0er=
bau finoen perOe. Staat unb &irebe,
Bolitit unb 9feligion, lin0 bis jest ge=
trennt, ntan balte lie getrennt!