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The Portland daily press., 1896-08-24

State Election, Monday, Sept. IA.
National Election, Monday, Nov. 8.
REPUBL lean NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
William Ickinley
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Garret 4. Hobart
OF NEW JERSEY.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
Lleweilyn Powers
OF HOULTON.

FIR Representatives to Congress !:
First District-TH0MAs B. REED,
Of Portland.
Second District-NELSON DINGLEY,
JR., Of Lewiston.
Third District-SETH L. MILL
ZEN, Of belfast.
Fourth District--CBARLES A. BOU-
TELLE, Of Bangor.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-24

Mayor Browne Of Rutland. VT, who
spoke with Mr.. Frank at Yarmouth Fri
day night, commended that the'best money
we could cave would be full legal
tender paper dollar. If he thinks that
way the proper thing for him to do is to
advocate such dollar.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-24

We observe that Brother Bateman
thinks that Brother Frank doesn't know
much about the silver question. There
are plenty of signs certainly. that he
might know good deal more about it.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-24
must make II equal in purohasing .poNer.

must make it equal in purchasing .power'
Nowiwe buy money with products lust
as-we. buy products with money, and if
There be two dollars Of equal value it is
obvious the farmer will have to give Just
as much wheat, and the laborer just as
much labor to get one as the other-as
much to get the silver as the gold. But
Mr.. Bryan says that though the silver
Dollar will bs equal In value to the gold
dollar it will be ensier to get 1t under
free coinage, that 1t is to get the gold
dollar today. 1t is no easier today to get
silver dollar than gold dollar-just
as much labor and material has to be
will free coinage change tho situation?
1t cannot unless ID changes the value of
one of che dollars, for nobody can claim
that coming an unlimited quantity of
silver can increase the demand for wheat
or cornor cotton, or diminish the supply
of any Of them. The free ooiange of sill
YER can have no effect whatever. to alter
the supply or demand for anything exoept
silver. Hence 1t can cause no enhancemsnt
of the value Of anything except silver.
And II the dollar under free silver coinage
is going to be of the same value as gold
dollars. free coinage cannot change the
apparent value of anything-that is TO
say the price. Hence 1t cannot make it
any easier to get silver dollnr than
gold dollar. Mr.. Bryan is promising two
things that are utterly incompatible with
each other.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-24
l84O. HEBRON ACADEMY. |

Splendidly equipped school buildings and
gymnasium, both steam heated, Latter sup
piled with baths for boys and girls. Elocution
free entire year. Music and painting. Pure
Send for catalogue. Fall term opens Tuesday
Sept, /, 1896. w. T. SARGENT, Prin.
Hebron, Me-. Aug. Is, 1896. augl 9d2W
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-24

The statement of Col Echols OF
Georgia, the president of the A. P. A.,
that the great mass of uneducated negroes
and ignorant whites Of the South, have
been won to the cause of silver, because
of the seductive sound of the word
d" Free" which is shrewdly prefxed TO
the word silver, and used as the battle
cry Of the silver forces, is undou btedly
correct. Two more indolent classes than
the two mentioned, probably do not exist
in this country. The re gravitation to-
ward anything that promises something
'free" is entirely natural They are I'M
alterably opposed to work.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-24
HEessenger,s Nolice.

Office of the Sheriff of Cumberland County,
State OF Maine. Cumberland, SIS. August
18TH A. d. 1896.
TEyHIS is to give notice, that on the 18th day of
Il August a. ID. 1896, a warrant in Insol
Yeney was ISSUED out OF the Court Of Insolvency
for said County of Cumberland, against the es-
tate of
GEORGE N COYLE, of Portland.
adjudged to be an Insolyent Debtor, on petit
ton of said debtor, which petition was filed
on the 18th day Of August, A. D.. 1896. to
which date interest on claims is to be COM
puted.
That the payment of any debts to or by said
Debtor and the transfer and delivery OF
any property by him are forbidden by law.
to prove their debts and choose one OF more
assignees Of his estate, will be held at q Court
Court room in said Portland, in said county
OF Cumberland. on the 18th day OF Sept. A. d.,
1896, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
Given under my hand the date first above
written.
c. L. BUCHANAN.
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger Of The Court of
L1sotUeiacg for said County of Cumberland.
n0JT
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-24
CURRENT COMMENT.
PEOPLE WHO WILL VOTE FOR
BRYAN.
New York SUM-


Those will vote FOR Bryan who think
they have too much money. and therefore
want to render its purchasing capacity
less by half. Those people are not like
ly to crowd the polls uncomfortably, SO
as to keep away those who want to earn
money and then get all they can for it.
All men of this sort will desire to vote
for Mckinley.
Wage earners and salaried men who are
anxious TO have their wages and salaries
reduced by being compelled to take them
in 53-cent dollars, and to pay double
prices for all they buy, will also vote for
Bryan. Strikers for lower wages have
never yet been numerous, and it does not
seem pr obahle that they will introduce
she innovation this year by voting for
Bryan in overwhelming numbers.
Those who want to see their business
go to smash will vote for him zealously.
creditors that they ale willing to be
cheated themselves by those who owe
them debts for their services or their
commodities, will all vote for aim.
The degenerates who have inherited q
criminal tendency so irresistible that
they cannot refrain from cheating. and
are always on the side Of swindling from
sheer love of it, will also be for him.
Tho traitors and social incendiaries
threatens the political and social security
of the republic will surely vote for him.
The cranka, lunatios and GROSS grained
who tend naturally to the wrong side of
every question and want to advertise
their pitiable moral and intellectual de-
formities, will all give him their votes
with fury.
Likewise, the dead beats, as matter
of course; the fools who are drowned in
their folly beyond the possib ility of re-
susoitation; the honestly deluded; the
beniRhred to whom no light of education
az to the true meaning of the silver
humbuR has come; and those who are
too stubborn to turn to the light when it
is poured upon them.
Also, those political Adventures who
really see through the humbug, but pre-
tend to believe it, thinking that such
political hyprocisy will prove profitable
for them; rs, for Instance, Senator
Faulkner of West Virginia.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-24
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BRYAN's RECKLESS PROMISING.

While the silver dollar will be made
Wo.G as much as the gold dollar 1t will
be easier to obtain by the products of toll
silver dollar then it is a gold dollar
itsef-William j. Bryan.
The worth of dollar is determined
by It's purchasing power. that is by the
value Of the products it will exchange for.
If two dollars of different metals will ex-
change for exactly equal amounts Of
wheat OF corn they ara Of exactly equal val
ue considered as money. II Mr.. Bryan g
free coinage policy makes the oliver dollar
worth as much AZ the gold dollar, it
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-24
A Coinage Query.
Boston Daily Advertiser.)

If dollar be dollar, honest coin, without
deceit,
One may melt it, one may smelt it, but its
value won't retreat.
Melt ten dollars, silver dollars, in proper
melting pot,
And the silver slug resulting sells for only
five the lot
Melt gold dollars, melt an eagle, in the self
same melting pot,
And the golden slug resulting, quickly sells
for ten the lot.
viii you tell me, kindly tell me, how these
dollars equal are,
If a little glowing furnace puts on only one
a scar?
There was never yet equation that demand
ed legislation to prove its right to be.
Equation is equation or else following
And I'm thinking, quietly thinking, that a
poor man has poor sense
If he votes to have dollar that will melt to
fifty cents.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-24

z For all the outstanding bonds today
the United States have received gold 1t
IS doubtless true that by the strict letter
Of the contract these bonds can be legal
by paid i'll silver. But every consideration
Of honor and honesty demands that they
should be paid in as good money as was
received for them. We can cheat our
creditors if we will, but we cannot cheat
them and preserve our national honor,
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-24

Tbs firm of Arthur SewaI & Co., is
among thu signers of an agreement to en-
force certain price for the carrying of
ice as cargo. Think of it. The. Vice
Presidential candidate of the '.new
revolution, party to a trust to keep
up the price Of carrying ice We wonder
Il ths Hon. Pitchfork Tiilman and his
swsltering constituents of South Carolina
know that Mr.. SewalI is participant in
q scheme to make their m lat julep more
expensive.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-24
How's This /!

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo 0.
We, the undersigned have known F. j.
Cheney for the last Id years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
WEST g. TRUAx. Wholesale Druggists, Tole
do, o.
WALDNG, KINNAN s. MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
HalPs Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. Testimonials sent free. Price
Toe per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1896-08-24
NORTH YARMOUTH ACADEMY.

The FAN Term OF this institution will open
Sept. g, 1896. Special attention to prepara-
ton for Bowdoin, Harvard and other leading
colleges including Wellesley and Mt. Holvnka,
Best facilities for scientific and business. For
any desired information address the principal
REV. B. i. SNOW.A NJ. aug2ld3W&w3w !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-17
@cf=S ir9inicn.

- 9or einisen paar Saaen bat man
in 81 iterspille, cine rieii9e DELI
quelle an9ebobrt, bic $50 SOB per
Stunoe. aliD 5000 SAB per Sag lies
fert. Sieie nelle auele Der SictOr DELI
8eieaI6ait 1T bic 9rObte, tpel9e jemals
in .0irQinien 9ebobrt wuroe.
Sic 1T auf Der @eetlp 6arm in Der
9Sif &e9ioH. i'm Snnern SDler Gpun=
ties. nabe Siltersuille. 9ele9en uno
etlua iehs9unoert SUB nOromeitli9 bon
Der 9rOBen &ple=G uclle, msl1e bic De-
upnian Sel=8eieuihaft anbObrte uno
pel1e ieitber bon 80 bis 40 SAB per
Stunoe l~ieferte. Sic neue Quele iiber=
idattet Gber ielbt oieie. Sic l~ieferte
aniangs 100 bis ITO SAB per Stunoe,
fortmdbreno Sunebmsno uno idOn nab
mebrern Stunoen bate lie bic 200
Warte iiberihritten, biz bic lebten Ye-
ridte bic gewalti9e 3iHer bon $50 in
oas Sano binauspoiaunten. Sp Der
nGblten 3eit weroen in oOrti0er @e9sno
cine 9anSe ansabl SObraeriiiie in bic
SObe aeben, oenn Sober mill iein Slid
periuhen. Die YlctOr Ge l=BeieQihait
ldBt nod cine auelle auf Der Sbomas
Smith Sarni, unlueit Der Obi9eu Guel-
len bObren. Sieielbe lit balD fdQiQ
uno man erpartet ous @r9ebniB nit
Spannun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-17
Suinots.

Sas &crIGicben Qon5cr @ohns
hGuier 1T in Nmerito nidts Seltenes
mcbr. Sic Qr6Bte Graftleiitung oieier
9lrt IoQ oemnG4t in @bicaQo CUR
9tusiibrun9 tOmmen. inoem man Die
Smonual=Y uptiiten=&ir6 I'm circa II
AReter meitcr gu iAieben unO I'm fat 2
M}eter gu beben beObii6tigt. Steie
STRIDE lit Elm maiiiUer Steinbau bon
lnreoelmGbi9er @eltOlt nit mG6ti9en
Yicilern, einen 20 Wteter bOben Sburm
BON Sc GunorNtmeter 8ruuOflI9e uno
elmer 6rOntldnNe Don 30I Mtetern. Die
Yerle9un9 Der STRIDE QeI6lsBt auf
Soften oes SeIiBers 0es ooneben lte9ens
ben SOtels MetrDpOle, mel1er fiir oie-
len 3lpef 800, 600 0t0rt beWiai9t bat,
bios I'm leinem Sotel beileres Si6t Su
pcri6aIen. Die 9erleaung ioQ, nod
elmer Mtittbeilun9 Oes Yatents uno teGs
nii6eu Bureaus pDn &i6aro Siloers III
G0rliB, ni1t l1n9er Ols 0rei Ytpn0te
oouern uno 1T nit Der Nusiiibrun9 oes
gl0nes Der Nr6itett SNrpep Sbeeler in
@bica9o betr0lt, Der oas 9anSe gar=
inert mltteIn nur 1000 S6rauben auf
StablI6ienen beben uno oann an leis
nen Seltlmmun9sprt belpe9en mill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-17

cine eiierne Settltele geI6nalt. 60
lag uno lit Der Qrrne, bis i'm enolib
Der Sob erl0Ite. Sie lebten Stunosn
ieines 2sbeus' parsn ihredli4; oer
Wann beulte, ibrie, itGumte, biB I'M
lid uno ItrampeIte in ieinen SeIieln,
oab oas 3immer S~itterte. Die Wdrter
itanosn ME bon GntieBen aebannt be-
uno beobadteten Den i6auerli6en
SoOestampf. Stint 9srste. bic TOt4
loren s.. $. g8olter, y. 9. Smith,
SburlcD, Z. 8. Sargeant uuo s. s.
Bennett, luaren Su9e9en uno ma6ten
ibre Geobadtungen. HQ9 ein9etre=
tsnem 5Ooe i~ecirten lie ben 2el6uam
oes un9liifliden Spiers. Or. Sbur-
leD bate periu6t, Dem 9lrmen in
isinen lebten Nugen6lifen bic Seioen
our9 @inipriBen BON Wlorpbium 81
pe,tiirsen, muBts ben Geriu6 aber
n~uf9eben, I'm ni6t QebiIien gu WerOcn.
Sine Suantit1t be3 G~sifers lpuroe
aufgeionSen uno einiaen SunOen unb
MeerI3Deinden uno &aninben ein9es
impft. Die i'm Seller oes meoiSlniihen
college 9c6aIten nsroer. uno al oeleil
bic gerste srperimentiren moQen. Die
Qlerste SetroIts. Die ben SAT- 9eieben
bNben, ia0en. oNB ss un3meifcIbaft
elmer pOn eAter SOlputb (0poropbos
biu) bel einem Wenl9en mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-17
Wc,u Dorf.

- @is b~eirotbsluitia bic Gables
bierSulanOe Iino, bat ii9 IerausBeftelt
0ls neuli9 Elm 9epiiier S. u. 2Ombaro
aus grOOtlpn mitteilt elmer Sci.
t~ung8anSsiSe cine 2ebenseefabrtin
Iu6ts. WtIIter 2ombaro 1T un9eidbr
80 Sabre alt uno erbte bon ieinem Dor
Suraem Deritorbenen Yater Elm 9robeS
8eI6dft in alabama. Nuf Dem
Sterbebette beuuftra9te i'm isin Batter.
Oas grbc iObalo als mOgli9 ansutreten.
Dor ieinsr NbreiIe na9 alabama
UOllte li1 ieoO9 MiIter 2Omburo nob
cine 2ebens9eidbrtin UerI1aifsn, wabr=
i6sinIi6 neil er Iiir6tete. ipGter feline
$3sit mebr oafiir gu betommer. Gr
IieB oes9alb iOl9enos Nu3ei9e in elmer
Der perbreitstiten 3eitun8eH ytciu Yorts
einriiden: Sin jun9er Wann nit
YermDQeu, Der iih I'M Siloen aniGiiS
81 MAIDEN 0eoentt. niini6t iiA nit
elmer Iisbenswilroi9en Dame su Der.
bsiratben. @efdli0e @ntmorieu erblt-
tet man lih unter Der Noreile y. 81.
uiw." Snnerbalb 8 Saaen erbielt
&Ombaro niGt iDeni9er als 649 glnts
tuorten aus allen 8e0euoen oes Ganoes.
AuBerbem %praientirtsn Nd benz Sci.
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WeW SerieD.

- glls Netport niro iiber f~ol9enoes
ge'Gbrli1e 4benteuer, oa5 @m. 9.
Yierion gu beiteben bate, beri9tet:
Nm. 9. Yierlpn Don SObD fubr nell=
lid Nbenb in elmer Sroleps@ar bis
6OreIt Sia uno 9in9 bon bort Gus oas
8eleiie Der 9teip Sort uno GreenwOOo
Safe yabn entluna, UNI SpbO 81 err
reiten. Nls er in Der Mitte oes $50
SUB lan9eu Siaoutts iiber Den 40 Sup
tiefer l~iegenoen Second 8iuer" ange-
tOmmen mar. fab er. suidais riidwdrts
blideno, bas Gl9t Der &Otomotipe oes
I'M 8 llbr % Minuten bon Serisp
9itp uno I'm 9 ubr bon Hepart abge=
9ansenen YerionenSu9es, beiien @e-
rdul9 er porber, oes befti9en 9Binoes
bolber, nidt bOren tOnnte. YierIUn
lab i'm WOment, oaB er bas Gnoe Oes
8iaOutts nidt mebr Dor benz 3uge er=
rei9en tonnte, unb nit benz Snltintt
Der Selbtsrbaltun9 lieB er li5 Swii1en
ben SAwellen binour4 9leiten, boifeno,
ii6 10 lan9s antlammern gu tOnnen,
bis Der 3uQ paiIirt lei. Gum unglilf
9litt er nit ben Sanben ab uno ent=
9in9 MIR Dem tiefen Sturs auf oas Sis
oes 6luHes burd 9lni9lagen seaen
eiuen Yalten. @as aber nod i1lim=
msr, iein 6Opf blieb felt Sudden 5luei
Shwellen eingetlemmt, uno er tOnnte
IiA nidt riibren. Sa. oils Der COB
unoermeiOliA idien, fam ourd Die
Wu1inmteit bee SptOmotipfiibrers nod
u~nUerboIfts 8ettuns. Der 3ug iubr
ne9sn Der G1drfen 9urpe lauaiam,
unO Der 9rele Sdein oes 2iAtes Der
locomotive Sei9te benz Siibrer pl5blid
ben iiber Den ShneQen herDorragenoen
&Opf. Mit aler Sraft iebte er bic
gremien an llno fat olat Dor Dem ulls
9liidli9en Maun fam Der 3ua gum
Salten. 3u0beoienItete uno Paias
0iere SpQen i'm nit si0ener 8efabr in
Die S6be, benu bic gabn bot MIR Elm
GeleiIe uno Der @iaoutt teinen SUB
pf0o, aber bic Gettun9 9elaug. Sann
iaut 9ieriOn tr0itlos Su 8oben uno er
wuroe na6 benz 3ua 9~etra9en, Ger i'm
n06 Der nd6Iten 0a6nItatiOn bra9te,
no ibn quite &eute na4 ieiner uabe 9es
legsnen 8obnung 9eleiteten
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$500 tn 0uID.

Sn 1895 offerirtcn mir 5000 fir Den
9r0bten Grtrag 9aier bon einem older
S0no. Sas mar Elm @etteiicrn!
WunOerbOle, eiOli1 be3su9te Seri6te
lieien Elm. Sin Ssri9t aus Soma
lautet 1913 SuibeI, elmer aus Colorado
20l4 Suibsl, aus SqlnOis 203 Suibel.
aus genniDlpanien 200 yuibel bon
einsm older! @ir Iino 9etuiB, oaB
man bon Sal3er's Silpsr Wfine Saier
$50 pro @der ernten tam. Sisies iii
wunosrbar, aber SalSer's Samen bir9t
fir 9rOBe Gruteu, mie WsiSen 10
Yuibel, @erite ll6 guibel. Sorn 200
Sulbel, &artOfeln 1000 yuIbel, Seu
6 SOnnen pom 9lfer II. T. ~.
Silpcr Sling Gcritr, 116 Suibcl.
unIer GerIten=@ unoer. 116 Suibel
per older ipuroe bon einem SeutiAen
9eSO9sn. Silusr Sling 8erite 9eoei9t
ilberall, uno ertrd9t ielbt auf i9leAs
tenn Sanoe 100 Yuibel per older, lit
punberb0r i60n unO plump. Sal3er's
Samen biir9t INNER fir srOBs GrIten.
SLIDER Wiine Safer er9ab leBtes Sabr
2O9 Suibel per afer, &orn 200
SuIbel, @ei5cn 60 Suibel, Seu 6
Sonnen per Ider Il. I. NJ. Surrab,
Garmer, ba 1T 8elo gu MAIDEN.
sOGi r oieicGatij ausihneiScu uuo nit
10 Gents al Sobn VI. Salser SeeO &c..
IA GrOile. g8is., ienoen, betommen
Sic frei 10 9ruben @ras= uno ge.
treioe=S amen, iammt &atalos.
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SfIabpma.

- Dor eini9en Saaen rift. cine
S6aar mastirter Wtdnuer in : e.
CT m eb, DEM Gountpiib bon Pottas
matpmie @Ountp, Elm uno be9aben iih
nod benz oOrtiaen 8efGn9niB, mo iie
iib zines 8cfanaeneu Namens Safe
Mc2ausblin bemdbisten. Ser Ssrl
mar ansstlu9t. Dor eiuigen @oaen
Swei alte 6armer. bic Yriiosr Sobn
uno 5atob Maunb, tpel6e in Der
Nabe wobnteu, ermoroet 81 baben.
Die 2eute bin9en ben angetluQten
orei Mal auf uno lieBen i'm wieoer
Sur Groe. I'm Elm 8eitdnoniB aus linn
81 eriprelien, batter jeoot tsinen Gr.
iol9 uno IieBen Mc2ausblin idlieblid
liegen. Obne ibren 3wef errei6t 81
baben. Sin M~itaefanaeiler, Nawens
S%ruesoale, Der sleibfalls bel benz
MorOe betbeili9t 9eipeieu ieiu iOl.
bate Wc2aughlin Der SbeilbaberIbaIt
beihulOist. Sin orittsr 4n9etlu9ter,
Hanlens Grapforo, ipuroe ne9en oieies
9erbreAens Dor einisen Sasen in
8iAita Sails 9elDndt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-17

Ieinen Namen bat, bod lam oies niht
autbentiib nahQemieien weroen. 8lel
phbriheinliber 1T Die Nnuabme, oaB
bic unQarn ben Wa9en aus @Iiien nit
mad europa Qebra6t baben. Shon
200 Sabre Dor @briito sriiiirte an oer
8renw bon China Elm 9olt, tpeI6es
Die Siitoritsr Der Sunnii9eu Spnaitis
nGoo.tIe" Wfero uno W~agenlenter)
be3eihneten. Sas @ort v&ucii" tommt
in un9ariIAen 9o!umenten i6on i'm
Is. Sabrbunoert Dor uno i'm Ia. uno
Is. Sabrbunoert finOet lid aud idOn
Die Se5ei9nuna ySutihe"; cine iOl9e
bat gum Seiipiel &6nia 2aoislaus V.
Der 8emNblin oes franSOliiden &6ni9s
&arl VII. gum 8eiGent 9ena9t. I'm
oas Sabr 400 pursn in ~9r6Bereu
Stdoten un9arns io9ar iaOn Mietb5.
luo9en uorbanoen, wdbrsno i'm Qus.
lano Die SentiBun9 bon @aaen 9sra.
osSlt perboten mar. Grit i'm l6,
Sabrbunoert be9ann man i'm auss
lanoe li4 Der Wa0sn su beoienen, uno
IN SeutlhlIno waren es Die Wit9lie.
Der Der babsbur0iiden Spnanie, wel6s
5lerlt Wa9en beniiBten. Su Srant.
reid ,paren lnter Srans 1. insgeIammt
bios brei @a9en in @sbraud uuo uad
Gu9llno wuroe i'm Sabre 1880 Der
erIte Wa8cn aus Seutl4lanb einss.
iiibrt.
Gin breisebnidbri9ss S6ul.
mdo6eu in SoSen in Stroll, oas ii1
tueAen elmer idle4ten Sdnlceniur aus
6urdt Dor Strafe ni9t nad Sauie
getralte, 9ing nit elmer sleibaltrigeu
&ole9in Sur 9orettobriide uno polte
liA in ben reiBsnoen giIadfluB iiirSsn,
moran es bon benz anoern WGo1en
perbinoert puroe. Die beioen &inoer
perabreoeten fi6 nun, nod benz be.
ritbmten @aQfabrtsorte @eiBenitsiu
gu pilQern. I'm, wie bic Ginoer Der.
rietbcn. fir ibre Sinoen peaen oes
ible6ten 2ernens in Der Shule 9ube
81 tbun. Die Seiu6erinnen Der finn.
ten SoltsI6ultlaiie tamen aub ri6tig
in WeibenItein an. ianten aber slei9
an ben ltciuernsn Stufsn gum Sirhen,
portal Oolitdnoia eridOpft suiammen
mo Ihliefen Elm. 60 fanoen bic
Seute Die armen tleineir Waliabrer,
uno nabmen iih Der ermattsten &inoer
an. Nur lan9ium uno nit 9oriidt
~tOnnten Die arnlen Weien pieoer poll-
ltdnoi9 sur Seiinnun9 sebradt iusrDen.
llno nahoem lie ersdblen tonnten, oaB
lie bon 8o3en ieieu, iuuroen lie bon
mitleiOi9en Meni9en ben Berg bsr-
unter9ebra4t, TOO lie balo bon Der
8enoarmerie, bic sur Su6e arlsaeididt
iporoen mar, in empfans ssuOmmeH
lpuroen.