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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-21
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prxctica Official, Va en- Ia particular, durarse
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dad. In ofcacia incontestable del virus
vacuno procedente del Institute &c Vanu-
nsei6n de don Santiago Seijo instalado en-
Arecibo ba3o gu direcci6Ae- Diriase que d.
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detenido estudio, In conseguido perfeo-
cionar sl nivel de los Institutes Europeos
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poder ssegu-ar y sfrmar los que suscriben,
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fces resultados ha obtenido tan lisonjeie,
atisfactorio brillante 6xito, que Sc han
eonseguido con ga empleo ? propagaoion ei
erterninio de la virnels que aterrorizsba
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erassrito@ au punli.ar --no an @olo por me
lilo de Ia presente sino .lle tanloien por la
prensa perl6dioa del pals sey necessrio-
1ue IL Lnea vaeuna axtrsi1a de- IL terners
lei precitado Institute supa~1or prefe-
BILE todas l&s isIn&s psadas en is isia, Ia
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as dxdo meioz mas resultado, hasta ei ex-
Sreno dc haber eonseguiio la pssst~sans6sa
szesssGI an IN noventa poy ciento. para
Que eonste = vaiga donde convenlr pudiere
don Santiago Seijo sspido II presente Ell
Ponce { IL dc Mayo de 1SS9.-Dr. Bostasar
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-21
Especlfco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

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res Is pic&z6n que producen las srup
ci,nes en- eli cuerpo. rs Ell verdadero 'squi
ta-dolor. 7" Sc uss en- fricciones SO apl.
> 90 ochsnta caeos distiutos.
Vsndasa en- Ju 7a-Diaz -hAr-io de Hat
pverco-casa de- II Ysntor So clanents.
Nsvo T. 1885 A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-21
UnguentO Derm6geno!

Los asombrosos efectos prodncidos
Dor el UEGUENTo DERMoGENo ~u
las Hagas QnensadNyGs, .istG'setss. ps-
cadNyas de mosquitoes Iepyss africans.
sa6aa0ySs, eEefantfasis hs1sOrss, df
cD0L9Hfer pzocedencfa, rsss1sGfisns0, III
eeSGs, Ee~tdds ale cs4aLQ1fsr GSntG, pa
ssGdSgos d.., 10 demuestran las infini-
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constan-
te uso que dc dicho especiflco So
haze.
Depos!to: Fsr~sGci0 Central dc j
FerTer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-21
E1O
INTERNATIONAL
PoRT-AU-PRINoE.-HAITI

El propietario que suscribe ofrece las CO
modas y ventiladas habitaciones de este
Hotel todos los puertorriquefios 6 extrsn :
geros de transito estadfa fla en- Haiti.
En- ell ESTABLISHMENTS So habla ingles
frances, sspanol italiaao. Trato quito; ser
vicio escogidc.
Tenecloe sucursai en- al aristocratico cam
po de Thor (Bizot6nl para los pasageso
snfermos que serau trata los cen esm@raf'
solic;tud.
r GoNzALo MARtN
Euero % de- I8o5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-21
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-21
ARA CARRUTEGAS

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gsissa sr!sssredoTo &c p9seira asers:sda para ca
= .ssrGs. coss sa oGldsra defFsds psesas, e..
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b;s;S Grastse2s, Ess sss0 e5sslg=d
F-s.as Es5rlya II Sr isk1;.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-21
JORGE oHNEr
Ell GRAN MARGAL
TRADUCCIoN DE j. DE LA CERDA
ADUoo1oN DE ]. DE LA oERDA
O A P / T U L D V
(ContfnUGct6n)
Abril. 9 de 1894

Era In mujer amada Sc sentia dispuesto
todo para obtenerlA. NADIA cansarfa su
paciencia nj abatiria Hu valor.
Concluirfa por destruir los obstaeulos
por desarmar las iras, seria feliz
81. A eeta idea SO extromecfa su SER
Quo encanto tan inefable le producirfa
Ia preston de la delicada mano de aquella
encantadora criatura en- su brazo tenn
bloroso
Qu6:embriagutz pasar la vida a su lado,
adorarla siempre, hacerla reina de sus PEN
samientos, fundirsc en- su alma, no tener
nj IN solo deseo, nj una sola esperanza que
no SO cifrRse en- ella
Ser su esposo, y s6lo abandonarla para
volver mas tierno y sumiso rendirse q sus
pies, para trocarse de duefio en- esclavol
Yer su hermosura screceutarse con una
maternidad triunfaLte, poseer dc esta mu-
1er adorada mics rubios, sonrosados, impe-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-29
RETURN MANY THANKS
Directors Of the Wichita Hospital Express
Their Gratitude.

The children Of the public schools of
the city will be glad to learn of the se-
suit Of some of their generosity, which
was displayed upon Thanksgiving day,
and where some of it went. The follow
hng communication was received from
the president and in behalf of the direc-
tors of the Wichita hospital:
The board Of directors of Wichita hos
pital wish to gratefully thank the
kind-hearted and generous school chill
dren for the Thanksgiving donations,
which were as follows:
Sweet and Irish potatoes, 20 bushels;
turnips 8 BUSHES; onions bushels;
beans 1 bushel; apples bushels; dozen
cabbages; 11-2 dozen pumpkins: oat
meal, 80 packages; also 10 pounds in
bulk: corn meal, 100 pounds; flour, $50
pounds; graham flour, so pounds; rice,
pounds; can fruit, 20 cans; cups Of
jelly, and so pounds of dried fruit, with
a few pounds of sugar, coffee and some
miscellaneous articles, vegetables and
fruit.
From these donations was distributed
a portion to the Rescue Home and 20
several very poor and needy families.
The board also desire to sincerely
thank Mr.. Dewey for a nice turkey, the
High school for s1.65 and the Wichita
Wholesale Grocery for 500 bags, Lehman
& Higginson, 500 bags: Ford & Ford 200
bags; Mr.. Fuller. 900 bags; Mr.. Fletcher,
400 bags, and Stanton grocery, 50 bags
Could the children and those teachers
who so kindly assisted in this good
work but see the great good and joy and
relief accomplished, and given by such
donations, they would feel that it is
more blessed to give than to receive.
Again. accept the heartfelt thanks
from ali who was benefited. and may
He who sees in secret, reward you
openly. Respectfully,
MRS. NJ. NJ. WOODCOCK,
President.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-29

spend the winter. Mrs. Putnam was ac-
companied by her grandson, Douglas
Morrison, of Chicago, who came TO spend
Thanksgiving at his fathers.
Last Tuesday evening the first divis-
ion of the rhetorical classes under the
care of Professor Buck presented very
interesting Thanksgiving program. And
Notwithstanding the rain ii was enjoyed
by good and appreciative audience.
After the invocation. "The Evening
Bellies vocal quartette, was well rem
dered by Misses Baker. Imboden and
Messrs. Larimer and Newton.
Miss Eva Hall read an essay on
Thanksgiving day, tracing the ancient
origin of this custom, among the Israeli
ties down to the Hollanders and English
Puritans and our New England and
colonial forefathers.
Mr.. Matile Roulet's essay was on "The
Puritans of the West" He spoke Of the
heroism and privations of the founders
of the territory beyond the Mississippi.
Mr.. j. p. NJ. Torrey gave a declama-
ton on the character of the Puritans by
Maccauley.
Several selections from Longfellow's s
story of Miles Standish were then given
as follows: The Captain of Plymouth.
by Mr.. G. V. Larimer; The Lovers Err
rand, by Miss Sadie Ellis; The Lovers
Return, by Miss Miller, and The We'd
ding Day, by Miss Iva Johnson. Mr.
Kramer and Mr.. - played a duett on
the mandolin and guitar which was en-
cored and followed by another selection.
These gentlemen are truly talented art
lists in that line. A vocal quartet. THE
Breaking Waves Dash High" by the
Glee club. closed the program.
The Century Dictionary is the latest
arrival at the library This most well
come Thanksgiving gift is superbly
bound in ten volumes, the first eight
comprising the dictionary proper. while
the last two comprise the encyclopedia
of proper names and a geographical
atlas of the world.
Professor f. NJ. Shepard, librarian OF
the Drury college library. sent box of
Atlantic Monthlies, Bibliotheca Sacra
and Congressional Quarterlies. The
large number of unbound magazines be-
ing received every day gives a special
emphasis 70 the need OF having them
bound at an early day. Especially since
the labrary has secured the latest edi-
ton of Pools Topical Index, which
causes them 10 be in far greater demand
II is greatly desired that some steps will
be taken by our friends to meet this
pressing need Of the library.
came from Houghton, Mifiin & Co. of
Boston.
Contributions OF magazines. pamphlets
and books have been secured in large
numbers through the efficient canvass OF
Mr.. II. II. Dow6 from Mrs. Tolrnan,
Mrs. Priddy. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. II. r.
Doyl. and Miss Alice Goldbug.
Probably the most satisfactory cata-
iogue of government publications ever IS
sued. is the ore recently compiled by Mr. |
+. a. Crandall. superintendent OF docu- |
ments. Washington. ID. c. II IL large |
Svo book of 63S pages. comprising all |
government publications issued from |
March I. 1895. 10 June 30. 1896. Every |
topic Is entered alpha beticaiIy as In |
so tina; any item desired can |
found at once II is greatly 70 be de- /
sired that ell our government puhiics- l
,ions might be modelled IN their outward /
finish after this catalogue.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-29
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS.

Perhaps il was the contrast Of the
coziness OF the interior with the storm
outside. bus the meeting OF the Conver-
sazo.ne with Mrs. A. 7: Carpenter on
Wednesday was an exceptionally charm
ing one. II may have oaen that tire
leader was more than usually entertain
ing, o. Miss Pea-cs's piano selection was
particularly brill.sE.. Or the lunch ssvy-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-29
WAS A HAPPY EVENT
Family Reunion That Came In Right for
Thanksgiving.

On Thanksgiving day Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Pierce of 1925 North Topeka avenue
were the victims of little surprise that
iightened the burdens of their declin-
ing years. Their two boys. who reside,
here, VIII and Ira, and their daughter,
Mrs. Foster To,er. called at the house
Of the "old folks to spend the day.
Mother" said one of the boys, "there
are two tramps at the back door wanting
something to eat
We'll" said Mrs. Pierce. 'this is
Thanksgiving day and it would never do
TO turn anybody away, hungry" She
proceeded al once to get them dinner.
1T would be well for you to talk to
them and see what they want sug-
gested the con.
Mrs. Pierce went to the back door and
there, to her great astonishment, stood
two fine looking gentlemen instead Of
tramps, and her own sons at that. c.
Pierce of Fort Smith, and w. E. Pierce Of
Denver.
The old folks had not seen the boys for
several years and it is unnecessary TO
state that theirs was as happay a
Thanksgiving as there was in any family
in all the city OF Wichita. 1t was
general family reunion, all the children
Of the old folks being present.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-29
THERE Is NOTHING so GOOD

There is nothing just as good as DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, so demand il and do
rot permit the dealer to sell you some
substitute. He will not claim there is
anything better, but in order to make
more profit he may claim something else
to be just as good. You want DR.. Kings
New Discovery because you know it 70
be safe and reliable. and guaranteed to
do good or money refunded. For Coughs,
Colds, Consumption. and for all affec-
tons of Throat, Chest and Lungs, there
is nothing so good as is Dr. Kings New
Discovery. Trial bottle free at Geo. Van
Nerden's Pharmacy, 32S North Main
street. and G. Gehring's drug store
northeast corner Topeka and Douglas
avenues. Regular size 30 cents and 81. 90.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-29
TAKES SOME PAPER
CONSIDERABLE OF A PILE Is UE-
LOADED FROM A CIRCUS Oar.

Advance Advertising Car Alone Carries
several Tons Of This Advertising Mat
ter-This Item IL by NO Means = Small
Thing In the Finances of Show-Mc-
Mahan's Circus Cars Being Made Ready
to Stow Away for the Winter-Tramps
Destroy Considerable, IL Not Properly
Cared for-Actors to Remain Here.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-29
WANT TO BE sEPARArED
Mrs. Withmore Seeks a Divorce From Her
Second Husband

Yesterday Mrs. Tiliie Withmore ap-
piled for n divorce from her husband D
5. Withmore. in the district court. She
alleges that they were married in 1892
and that he Immediately proceeded t0
persuade her in the most vigorous man
ner to daed him half OF her property. she
prosi.iveiy refused on The ground that
the property belonged 70 :oimer hus-
band AMI that she id not propose 70
deprive TWO minor children Of the beue-
fits OF that property. He renewed his ~
queses several times and she renewed
her refusals. A times he became so en-
ragged that nv awakened Der in the mid
de OF the night 10 curse ner. He also
whipped the children simply for the pur-
pose cf annoying Eer. Finally ne left
her altogether.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-29
SWEETHEART OF MINE

I dread 70 think. sweetheart OK mine,
That time shall ever be
When aught shall change that heart 0!
thine.
That beats today for ne.
] dread 20 think. o. love of nsze,
That Ee may strangers D.
Ard paSsi0uieSs those syss divine
As STOW may fail on re.
Ard Ike the gates or Troy. my hear:
Shall lock her sorroEE in:
Nor al the faithless world without
Snail dwell where thou hast been
III trust thee. on. sweetheart o. rin..
Expect as much g So
TIE desert bloom. the sun turn coii.
As thou 5e false 20 me-
Ard when the Silent winding ysa-s
S,ail silver Thy dear head.
When gay companions q tby youth
Have long sinc>lro-n fneS 6et-
Tan think ot ~. zh@n Ilse & ecns
And Al the years hare pssEe1.
Ard may TIA. memory cher fay soul
And i1at Joy Be filv as.
To2eks. Ean. I6z EthaI Erkert-
CAsTORIA.
ZZzzs< - =
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-29
PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES
Full report of the Past Week at Fairmou
College.

College.
Most all the students have gone home
to spend Thanksgiving.
Professor Isely and family have gone
to Clearwater to spend the recess at Mr..
Nickerson's.
Professor G. NJ. Chase spent Thanks
giving at Mr. Miller's And the rest OF
the faculty staid at home.
Messrs. Roulet and Buck represented
the college a the meeting Of the South
west Kansas Teachers association,
(which convened at Wellington last Fri
day and Saturday A very excellent and
profita BILE session is reported.
Mr.. F. B. Isely has Joined the Hotel
de Colvin for few days.
Mrs. Douglas Putnam Of Marietta, o.,
mother Of Mrs. President Morrison, ar
rived on the Hill last Wednesday TO
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-29

ed was exceedingly palatable at any rate
the afternoon passed quite as pleasantly
as one could wish. The next meeting
will be with Miss Mabel Larimer, Miss
Pearce leader. Subject Posters"
/ Mrs. John W. Adams gave a pink din
ner and bridal party Tuesday evening IN
honor Of her sister, Miss Mollie Ross.
The tablewas handsomely decorated with
pink ribbon, and pink and white chry.
santhemums. The entire menu. which
was very elaborate. was also carried out
in pink. The guests were Miss Mollis
Ross, Miss Grace McAdams, Mr.. Harry
G. Hammond and Mr. Vinton Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Taylor gave q
family dinner on Saturday evening in
honor of Canton friends Those present
were Mr.. D. Hammond, Mr.. Harry Ham,
mond, Miss Jane Hammond, Mrs. l..
Koch, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Goldberg. Miss
Alice Goldberg, Ned Goldberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ross. Mrs, W, n. Fogg and
children, Miss Moi,ie Ross and George
w. Ross
Mrs. Reuben Israel entertained a very
pleasant little evening party last Satur-
day in honor of Mrs. Shipley of Spring
field, Mo- Music. refreshments and q
jolly good time generally were the fea-
lures of the evening.
( Mr.. Fred W. Bentley. Miss Mabel Lari-
mer. Mrs. Keck, Miss Dunbar. Mr.. Harry
McClung Mr.. H. Berry and Mr. Westgate
will sing a the Ensemble cub entertain-
ment, Wednesday, Dec, 2.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Churchward enter
tained F. c. Wood and family, W. F..
Stout and family Foster Brook, Mrs
Richardson and Miss Richardson Thanks
giving day.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-29
AN IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE

To make it apparent to thousands, who
think themselves i'll, that they are not
afflicted with any disease, but that the
system simply needs cleansing, is 20
bring comfort home to their hearts, as
costive condition is easily cured by
using Syrup of Figs. Manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Company only,
and sold by all druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-29

Christian Science services in Fletcher
block, liz West Second street. at 1888 q.
m. 20 which all are invited. Reading
room open on Wednesday from l Il )
n n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-25
anf &anih iulat &atsniammer.

Op6 bas GnDreIultat lit tlur Dor
uus5uIe6sn. Nuh elmer Periooe unz
snbli6er @ermirrung, bes 9ru6s, Der
Grnieoriqung, oe3 2eioens uno Gtenos
tpiro ba8 ameritdniI6e 8plt CUR Ser
nunft 5uriidfe6ren rnO gu Dem einfuz
6en S4luB fDmmen: Wenn mar elm
,Yed" einen 8uIh3l nennt, 10 6ut nan
no6l me6r 9u7heI, ober ni6t mehr Sc
treble; lpsnn nan einen SUB cine she
nennt, 10 Bat ma me0r @Gen, aber
ni6t mebr 3sul; noen man cine Quuz
orutrutEs e;leN Ncre nennt, 10 bat man
lppbl mshr Ncre5, aber ui6t mebr
Gano; uno 1renyl mon so gents, ooer
1 Sent, oosr Elm Stiid Yapier einen
Dollar nennt, 10 bat man pobl mebr
Dollars, dhr niht mebr 0ermD9en, ia
Ip9ur pieI lpeniasr NusIibt auf 8erm0@
gen, ba mar melt peniger @reott 6dz
Sen pirb, neil mar peniger e6rli9 lit.
@ir perben nann sur GinIi6t getomz
men fem, Dap Der 8erItanb bes Menz
Iden - trpB Der 8emiibungen elmer
Nn3abl 8erriidter - fsin p~olfspirtb=
fAaFtlifes SpItem erFinben tann, unz
ter pel6em Nles, lpus mir gu Derfauz
fen bdben, t6euer, uno Ines, mas mir
%farfen, biuiQ lit. limb penn bas amez
rifaniife 9oIf oieIe einfa6e Wabrhett
erfannt bat, miro es in Sud unb QI4e
8uBe tbun, uno auf bieIen perriidten
6reiprdgungsrauIA Diro Der &aBenz
iammer folgen. G8 mirb bann einz
ie6en, ME fluq Die groBsn cipiItiirten
Hdtionen @urppds ndren, als lie bas
ein3ige 9elO, bas h~eut3utdge ods 9elo
be8 Welt6unbet5 81 Iein i'm Stanbe lit,
gu i6rem 8elOe mu6ten. Bir tperbsn
bann CUR 8sniige Dom 8orurt6etl fu<
rtrt fein, nm Tehen 81 f0nnen, buB unz
ter jenem 9eloTnItam iene Nationen i'm
Mgsmeinen 9IiidIi6 unb erfolgreih
oetpeI len Iinb, ungeahtet mander ltebeIz
itGnbe unb Sinberrife, bic mir ni6t
fennen, unb baB Der 3insfuB bort am
nieorigIen i'll, mo Die 9oIopGbrung
am IdngIten beItunoen bat. Wir tper=
ben es bann berIte6en, oaB es cine CUTE
Sa6e lit, tpenn Die QebensbebiirfnifIe
rei6!ih ~porbanben unb bt4ig limb;
fpsnn Die 266rs Ttsigen uno in ebrlibem
8eIbe bs5a6lt msro:n; mann bus Sapiz
tai ouf BEN Wertb bes 8eIoes 8erz
trouen 6at uno batter begierig 1T, in
llnterrehmunQsn 1ngeIsgt gu per0en.
Wir fDeroen Damn piuig unertennen,
ME tb0ri6t mir oIeif 6eim 9sQinn IN
ierer SiIberzGrpsrimente rparen. inbem
mir unIer Sob QeQsn BAG SiI6er oerz
tuuI4ten, burf BAG mir 8ertrduen,
unb Upb!+dr0 berIoren baben.
8urh bas ltngIiif g~epriFt, perOen
mir Damn ni6t njeher berIuhen, 1olz
fsn ltninn gu pieoerboIen, ionoern
miihfam unb fleiBia uns Biz gu
b~emieniqen 9elb=S tanbar0 3uriiddrz
beitsn, pet6er uns i'm Snnern @tubiliz
tat unb @ertruuen Iihsrt uno in ben
stdno febt, auf geider stufs nit ben
Rationer Der WeIt 6anbel gu tret6en.
limb Inn maiden preis tpirb biefes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-25

GuBerfte @ntrenguns Der Glearinsbdu<
fer lit berfelbe bermieben porben. Hi4ts
tpiirbe cine berartige &atuftrophe fi4erer
berbeifiibren, als cine Wa9l 8rpan's,
Der alsbann bic 9enugt6uung baben
tpiirbe, cine itattli4e @n5abl 5ublungs=
~unfGbiger 8unfen in benz S3aftan Der
8anterptteure tpiIfommen gu beiben,
bic fetnes Grahtens bic ein5tgenS4uloz
rer limb, bic biefen Numen perbienen.
Oie sFarmer i'm Siben uno Weiten
f6einen Der @nIi6t gu fem, bub Elm
Banftra6 iie nsnig unge6en piirbe. S4
mDfte benIel6en rat6en. pobl in GRIND
gu1g gu sieHsr, pie febr Der 4bfab tbrer
Saupter5eu9niTe BON benz 8erm0gen Der
8anfen ab6Gngt, ibnen @elD gum Ser
Ianbt ibrer @rnte por3uItreden. sic
baben bic @rfa6rung i'm Sabre 1893 9ez
ma6t, als bie8anten auBerStanbe paz
rem, BEN groBen 9etreioe6dnolern 8orz
fdiife gu maiden uno Der 8reis undufz
baltIam 9erunterginq. Wenn lie bas
pieber unb in MD 6unoertfadem WtaBs
berbeifiibren np1en, 70 bruu4en Tie nur
bic beite6enbe WGbrung gu beoroben, b. b.
8rban gu tpdblen.
Man fogt urs aber, cine our48rpan's
@a6l berbeigefii6rte Panif tDnnte nicbt
epiq bauern. ShlieBli9 tpiiroen 1i4
bic 9eI9dfte bieIss 2onbes Der @tlberz
bafis onpoien unb bi. ltnrube ft4 legen
uno Slid unb WoblItanb 5uriidtebren.
Die ltnru6e piirbe Ii9 niGt le9en; benn
nit @infii6rung Der Silbsr6aiis tpiiroe
fir %bieienigen, nel6e bieIelbe berbetge=
fIbrt, gnttduI dung fi9 etnItsaen
Bonn Silber gum Qapicr.
Wer etnen SilberboQar min, tptrb etz
mas perfaufen ooer Mrbeit bafir geben,
oDer fi6 einen bergen miihen, penn er
i'm ni9t Its6len min. Wer ii4 einen
bergen min, tpirb seniisenbe Si4erbett
bafiir btnterlegen miihen. eeraoe 10 pte
es audi boroem nit benz 9olDoolar ge<
peIen, unD ieoer tpirb mebr Silberbolz
lars brau6en, als porber 9~oloopnars.
peoen Der perrin9erten &auffraft berz
felben. Die SilberbaIis pirb ben
j3insfub ni4t berringern, fonbern err
606en, benin Der @erlei6er pirb ii9 gez
gen bic nod grDBere @ntnertbung oes
5ilberoeloes I6iiBen polen. Siiben
uno @e1ten tperoen gerabe 10 piel Ditliz
DIES pDer europdiIhes &dpitdl brau4en,
INN i6re Siilfsquellen gu erI9lieben, mie
porber n0t6ig mar, lie neroen uber bort
pergebli4 ~antlppfen, BERN i6r 8reoit 1T
bin. limb mas pirb bic Solge bon
benz alien ietn? Die ieBt nu9 pobl<
feilerem unb rei4li9erem 9elDe i9reien,
neil es nidt genlg 8eGb 9ebe, perben
alsoann nit Der 3eit nu9 mod po6lz
feilerem unb nod retdIi6erem 9eIbe
ffreien, neil es nidt genug Silber gebe.
limb ma pirb Damn ben 8epeis 81
fii6ren Iu6en, buB man, serube 10 gut
tpie opr1er ben SO Gents=S ilberbpnar,
einen nod biIigeren Dollar aus Papier
berite1en f0nne unb bdB bod einmal
bas ehte re9te 8olfsgelb Das refine nm
perfGlI6te 3pangsselOi lei. sic iugen,
bas nGre @ahnIinn, aber in bieTem
Wabniinn Iieqt SpItem. 3piI6en
benz p~ert6lpIen Napisrbollar unb Dem
balbnert6iqen Sil6erooQar beIteht Der
11nterIfieb nidt in Der Dirt, Ipnosrn
MIR in bem WtaBe. Iuf 9rDan folgt
SiQmdn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1896-09-25

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pbne grobe 8efdDerOen psr5i4ten
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men 2sute Bel Weitem am meiftsn gu
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