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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-10-20
NOT AFRAID OF FREE SILVER.
FREQ coinage VII! Enable This Company
to Bettor Accommodate Its Patrons,

Free coinage VII. Enable This Company
to Bettor Accommodate Its Patrons.
The Swiss international loan agency,
with headquarters at Mount Vernon.
has matle many loans In Illinois. Mr..
Timothy Gruaz represents the agency
and has addressed the following letter
to his patrons:
"To My Many Patrons In Southern
Illlnois--In answer to the numerous ,,i-
quirIcs relative to the probable future
action OF this international loan agency
I beg to state that represent several
Swiss capitalists, true and steady re-
publIcans OF the old'school, all without
any reservation fayoring the free and
unlimited coinage of both gold and si,-
yer at the American ratio Of sixteen
to one ms the shortest road to general
prosperity aicre and abroad, and fur
ther. that should.the. free coiEaFc Of sill
yer preyq!l. expect to accommodate
my clients much bc;scr In the future
than In the past. Yours for free thought.
free coinage. and above MI. free men.
> ~ 'TIMoTHY GRuAZ,".
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-10-20
rho Intelllsenee OF iiAe worla.

Senator Teller says the college FRO
rcssors of Europe are all on the side Of
bimetullism; the leading European
finaucicrs OF Europe-those who have
made finance study-are on the s.tlo
OF double standard, and no silver mnn
need lc afraid that the intelligence Of
the world Is not on his side.
I'VE fought Great Britain once un-
der the bimetallic SYSTEM; we fought
a neighhorIng country under It, and VIC
fought under II the greatest civil war
ever wagcd." 1
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-10-20

ws believe that IN tho restoration ~
silver TO its legitimate oflce as standard
coin Its bullion value win be SO enhanced
by the demand created by Its FREQ and
unlimited coinage that no dIGiculty Will
bc experienced In maintaining silver mt q
parity with other standard money! and so
VIC denounco as false and malicious the
statemcnts so frequently made by our OPP
ponents that froo coinage means "a dollar
of ioss value than ono hundred cents.--i
Resolution OF tho New York Democracy.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-10-20

Washington, Oct. 15,-Postmastei
General Wilson will make his first
speech in behalf OF the Palmer and
Buckner ticket at Charleston, w. Va.
his home, Saturday afternoon.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-10-20

The indianapolis convention has been
described rs the 'finest array Of bank
ers, railroad men and attorneys for
corporations and trusts ever got to-
pcther." xA
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-10-20
senaior nrice. of OHIO. .llasi ilnaily

Senator Drice. of Ohio has finally
announced his opposition TO Bryan.
This was quite to be expected, and the
wonder Is that he hus been SO slow
about Il. Cal. I,ricc mud his fellow-plu-
torrnts are not running the democratic
party any more and that is why II is 80
popular and Is going 10 win this cleo
tion. -
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-10-20

Senator Allison writes friend in
Washington that he fears Bryan will
curry Iowa. And well he may.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-10-20

Bruin, KY. ort. 15,-Harlin Whit
struck his cousin, skinny" Baker on
the head with rock. killing him in.
stantly, ,r
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-10-20

An Atlanta man has bet a hat that
Palmer and Duckner will not carry a
voting precinct In the United States.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-10-20

Anderson, Ind, Oct. Edgar Min
naia raised from seed furnished by
the government pumpkin which
weighs S4cih pounds.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-10-20
SENwEhKLY OHIO DEMOCRAT TUESDAY OCTOBER 20 1896

only un American but anti-American and IL
can 10 fastened on tho T. rted Statos only by
the sitting OF that spirit sni,love Of liberty
which proclaimed our political Independence
in l7id aud won II in the war Of the revolu.
ton.
OF both gold and silver at the pres ,nt legal
ratio of 10 to without whiting for the d or
consent to any other nttion. We demand that
tho standard silver dollar shail be a full lcgnl
tender equally with gold for all debts, public
and privnss. aad we fnvor such legislation az
will prevent for tho future tho demonetiza.
tion OF any kind of .esal tender money by pri.
vate o itract.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-10-20
B. & o. S-W. RY.
OHIO DIVISION.
ATHENS TIME TABLE.
TRAINS EAST.

TRAINS EAST.
mo 9, Eastern Express ParkersLurg
nnu way stations ........ ........ 80 a. IN,
HNo u, Mail, pnrkersburg Baltl-
more aud New York ............... 9:li n. m.
/ No, 10, Accommodation. ..... ..... =. 1918 u. III,
mo, l, Royal Blue Limited, WASH
inetOn baltimore and New York. I:IO ~ IN,
mo, ?, Night Express Washington,
Baltimore and New York;. HAS n. IN.
TRAINS WEST.
tNo. |, Night Exrress, Cincinnati
ST. Louis and West................ ::27 n m.
+No.0. Day Express, Chillicothc ana
Cincinnati ,a;..,.. ...:........ $50 a. m.
mo 3, Royal Blue Limited, Cincin-
natl and st. Louis ....... ..... . I2:35 n, m.
NO ID, accommodation, Chilicothe. i:l5 p. IN.
*Daily Except Sunday.
For information regarding rates,
connections, sleeping aud Parlvr
ears call on or address
IL. b. LEWIS,
Ticket Agent.
Athens, Ohio.
Or j. NJ. CHEsBRoUGu,
General Passenger Agt.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-10-20
DrM0cnArIc srArk pnArFonM.

We, the Democrats OF Ohio. in convention rs.
sembled, hold that the money que ton Is the
vital and paramount issue now before the
people Of this country, aad that it1 early and
correct settlement IL nrct,s,sy to the Fv ai
OF Lus ness and tho return OF prosperity; the o
fore,
RESOLVED. That wo are unaltorably opposed
TO the single gold standard, and demand an
immediate return TO the constitutional money
OF gold and silver by the the restoration by
this government, independent Of other nn-
tions, Of the unrestricted coinage of both gold
e1d silver into standard money at the ratio Of
10 to 1, and upon the terms OF exact equality
existing prior TO 1873; such silver coin to DO
fall legal tender, equally with gold coin, for
all debts and dues, public and private.
RESOLVED, That the de1egat gatesntlnrge, this
day chosen by this convention, and the dele
gates TO the national convention and from the
several congressional districts, be and they
are hereby instructed 60 use all ho iorabls
means TO secure the adop tion OF the principles
contained In the foregoing resolution by the
national Democratic convention, TO To he'd at
Chicago, July 7, and TO vote only for candi.
dates for president and vice president who are
known to be in full accord Herewith, and to
accomplish these ends TO cast the votes from
the state Of Ohio as q unit. as majority May
determine,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-10-20

tUut OF 5IIVVT Uy '''''''''s'' .'''SI b,UOy
Showing exclusively that II Is not
the excess of silver production that has
caused fall in silver. but the exclu-
zion ofsilverfrom free coinage, thus con-
ccntrating the entire demand for money
on Cold. that has caused the cnor-
nous rise in r"ld. md correspond
ing fan CT silver. and Of prices gcncr-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

ueber einen i@Ie@ten S@er5 nit
i9le@ten Golseu beridtet bic ct. 9ous
ler goIts3eituus Tolsenbes: I'm eiuen
wirbisen Nbi9luB bes slorrei@en Viers
ten gu erSieIen, bate iid gilbert 9olmes,
Is Sabre alt uno an ct. 9lntbonp Nue.
uobnbaft, Samitos gla@t sesen balb
Elm ubr, cine rabenidwarse 8ate eins
sefonseu, bic er i'm Triumpbe gu ieinen,
an Der gde pom Babaiba nnb 5. Ctr.
itebenben &ameraoen i@Ieppte. Sm
9anbumoreben banben bic nidtsnutisen
Bensel benz erbdrmli9 puitenben unb
mouenben Sieb einen 8luoel Teuerz
Graders an ben S4weif uno 3inoeten
lie an. Das Gbier wurbe uon benz &c:
tnatter, benz @esii@e uno bem Jeuer>
i@ein i@ier toq. rannte mie beie0eu ims
mer;u i'm &reiie umber u"o lief baum
plOtli@ an benz 25idbrisen Mi@ael R.
9apben, an Der Oale Ctr. wobnbaft,
in bic !0obe. Nun mar bic &eibe an
bieiem 3u puiten uno Su i@reien; bas
that er benn au4 aus 2eibestrdften, in>
benz er ueriu@te, bas feueripeienbe
i@war5e unsetblm ob3ui@ittela. D,e
&ate aber bate ii@ feit einsetrout unb
ebe es 9apbens 6reunoe selans. iie loss
5ureiben, batten ii@ bieie tii@tis bic
Singer uerbrannt unb !6apoens @od lab
aus mie elm Sieb. Gr bate eim Dues
enb ODER mebr SranblO@er unb 9apben
mag uon @lud iasen, oab Ct nod 10
gut oauon setommen lit. Das arme
8ieit blieb suerit .uie toot in Der Strobe
lie9en, rannte bann aber bauon, ais ob
Der leibbaftise @ottie,beiuns iie iase.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

g}ielc Gau enoe pon Meni9en uer>
iammelten li9 lette Wo9e, um bic 9es
biesene @eoe unieres Gon9rebsNbseoros
ueten Towne al oer pierten Nuenue uelts
lid uno eriteu Strobe gu boren. 9err
Eomne bat iid ielbit uno ieinen pol'ti:
iden Stanopuntt in seraoe5u poQenoeter
unb uuuieoerle9barer Beiie ertlart uno
Der gntbuiiasmus oer 3uborer 5eiste
beutli9, baB er Dem Volte aus ber Seele
iprad. @s oonnert uno blitt. uno bic
perrotteten. uerroiteteu uno perfoulten(
bur@ unb bur@ torrupten parteimald'>
men beben lit ibren @runofelten nno
broben ieben Nusenblid suiammen gu
bre9eu. 9oHentli4 eriteben oem 2anoe
nod einise 6unoert mebr folder Ecws
nes - mir iino itolS auf i'm!
(Dulutb Voltsireuno.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

gen 8eripre@unsen, bic ct benz Nrbeiter
uon boberen N0bnen, srOBerer Proiperis
tit uno beiteren, la9enben Nusii@ten
auf cine sladli@e moterieQe 3utunft
sema@t, eriullt uub bewabrbeitet. Die
fur@tbarfen Streits, rpel9e bies Xanb
ie seieben. i@loilen iid unmittelbar an
oas Sntrafttreten bes Mc&iulep>Earifs
an. Some iteao uub puQman fnb bic
Dounerworte, 'uelde nit ibre'n idredlis
den S@aq ben urbebern bes Mc8inlep>
Garifs bis an's @rab iolsen mu6en.
Die Gabritanten meiserten ii@ NIT Der
itarriten @nti@loKenbeit, aud unr einen
wiuaiseu Ebeil ibres bur@ ben 9o@sou
erSmunsensn @eminns an bic Mrbeiter
abjuseben. Dieier bat our@ bic trau>
risen @riabrunseu, bic ct nit benz Mc:
&inlepsGorif semo&t, selernt, mas ibm
bieier bietet. &ei9tbum unb ueber fu6
fir ben Tabritanten, bas 9uusertu@ fir
ben Nrbeiter. Das lit bic Grrunsen>
i@aft ber Mc&inleY:3oQe. Mit Slams
meu;ii9en iit ibre @el@i&te in bic Mn>
nalen Der ameritanii@en Union sesraben.
r9o@3ou unb 9unserl0bne"! Dos bat
Der Nrbeiter selernt. Gr mirb ben Srr>
lebren ni@t gum 3weiten Mol no@loufen.
Scr fatternoe Srruii@ bes @@ut5oues
.uirb ibn ni@t gum smeiten Mal in ben
bobenloienSumpf oes nationalen @lenbs
uerloden. ST weiB beute, pem ct gu
folsen bat - ber eisenen feiten Orsoni>
iatiou uno Der seiuneen, aber itetisen
8eKeruns ber uirtbiboftli@en gerbalt>
ni0e, mie lie etn semaBistes 3oQipitem
uno bic Greisabe Der &obmateria!ien.
l1no benz sleibnerii@en Npotel oes ar
beitermorbenoen S@us3oqes ioa Der
ameritanii@e Mrbeiter suiubeln!? @im>
mermebr! @ber wirbe er feline Mens
i9en> unb Wir9ermiiroe, ieine beilisen
pHi4ten ais @otte unb 0ater uerldus>
neu!"
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9as 9ctt3tt int 8},,no eStwab.

SIS nlten teine >gerbuntelunsen uno
Beid0nisunsen mebr, bic .3eit Der MIDI
ternen 3ablen 1T ba: Dos Bunoes>
i9atamt i@lieBt iein Gisaliabr ls95-e6
init einen Oefi5it uon $96,o42.244 ob.
Die @eiammteinnobm betrusen $780,
lse, ,22e, bic Mus3aben 1852, ,23l ,47o.
Der S4atamtsietretdr unterldBt bless
NAL aud ben geriu@, 6offnuusen auf
bic baloise Ye0eruns Der Tinan3lase gu
ermeden ober ben ubli@en Erolt, baB
oos Delight ii& nit 9ilfe oer louienoen
Ginnabmen iueceiiue beslei@en lais
fen weroe, 3u ipenben. Sm @esens
} |tbsil, Ct ipridt tibl bic Mnii@t aus, oas
oer loufenoe Monat, oa in linn bic 3ud>
er>prdmien in !60be pom IS, 900, 900
3u 3ablen iinb, uno iiberoies iebr tueient:
li9e 8etrdse CUR 3obluns fdQi9er Gin:
fen, Yenioneu uno 8ewiQisunsen fir
Morine5wede flaiiis sema@t merben
mil fen, nit einem weiteren Defijit uon
auerminoeitens 3ebn MiQionen Dollars
abi4lieBen ,pirb. Die Ginna1men aus
ben Snlano1euern bctru9en i'm uerf1oie>
nen 6iscoliabr nur $l46, ,5os,264 une
bleibeu iomit binter ben 9orani@ldsen
um etma eli MiQionen Doqars 3uriid.
Die @inbuBe al ben Ginfubrsouen.
bic nur $3.50, 534 ,35l obwarfen, rpar
nod et'uas 9rober.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

bic &epublifaner, benen es nit ib>
rer @oloplotform bel oer immer 9r0bere
Nusbebnuns sewinuenoen GreiiiIbers
Msitation ansit uuo banse niro, perius
den INNER w;eoer aufs yteue, bic Garifs
frase lit ben Goroersruno 81 oransen.
IS mirb ibneu iubes ni9ts nuten, oenn
bas Volt peiB, wie es nit benz Mc&in>
lepsGorif baran lit. @ouuerneur Nlts
selb bridte ii9 bariiber auf benz tiir5li@
ab9ebaltenen bemotratii@en Staotscons
uent pon Suinois in ieiner trdftisen
Weiie mie folst aus: Scr Me8inlep>
Garif bat teine einjise ieiner sroBmauliz
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80 a DIT Der @emobnbeit.

G,nen beiteren 3mii@enfaQ mdbrenb
ber itanbesamtli@en Grauuns zines Gbe:
paars er3dblt ber rGisaro": @in neu<
ernannter @aire, Der friiber lanse Sabre
ais &i@tcr tbdti9 mar, uoq3o9 unldn9lt
in ieiner Commune bic erite tanoes=
amtli@e Irauuns uno ri@tete gum
S9lub au bic 9teuuermiiblten bic fol=
senbe 9lniprade: Isle iino nun bur@
pos @eiet ebeli& uereint. IS bleibt
Sbnen cine Triit uon orei Gasen, UNI
Sesen bieles llrtbeil Berufuna eiu5ule>
9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09
@aS t,tan >uit5cn foutc.

Gs biirfte pon Wertb iein, ,u wiiien,
oaB electric Bitters Die bette WteoiSin
lit, nm einem ermiioeten 9tsruenipltem
feline 9eiunbe Spanntraft It pieoerjuses
ben. Dies Mittel 1T ue9etabilii@, ,uirtt
anreseno auf bic NeruenSeuen oes Mo>
gems, itimuliert Xeber uno 9tieren ianft
unb unteritutt oieie Or9ane III ibrer
Ibdtisteit. bic unreinisteiten bes glu:
tes 3u entfernen. electric Bitters uer:
mebrt ben Mppetit, unteritaet bic Ser:
oauuns uuo ,uiro uon alien. bic es uer:
lu1ten, als bas aQerbeite Mittel fir
Dlutreini9uns uno Neruenitdrtuns an:
ertannt. Sir so Gts uno 81 bic Tlo:
i&e Su boben in .. ~. ONo"s Npo:
tbete. 10
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8. Diuii,o N.

8. Oiul ton.
Sy. @eiiert, mari9au, alf. @osel, sliit.
NRiliorb ganb.
,Nloat" - &Srperli1e 9luSbilbun9 (Surn
perein).
Sic 6reiebitsslode (Gasle &oQer Ufable)
Mrbeiter 0ereim.
Sloot - grso Nouis" (Grone Sros.)
4. Diuiiion.
Geo. Sic lede, Maridau; 9. @ieiede, aiit
yseuz Yraser Sauo.
Miit. =Gbiei 9fem lllm TeuerbepartmeMt.
Aoaten unb Setter &c., Oampflpriee,
S9lau9maseu go. 1, 2 unb s.
sSmbiauer 8ole=SaQ @lub.
Sloat t-Die 3uerse III. S&eu.)
5. Dipiiion.
30. @uuen, Mari&ou; Sris Sebnfe, Tiit.
Sloats - 9lurora, IS. s. yteumann unb 9
@ebnte & Co.,
Die Gntbed,lns bes Wieientbals CP. 9erian..
s(ltmobiide Npotbefe III. s. @ditein.)
Moberne Mpotbete (gS. q. almin.)
loiibner;u9t (6enrp @rone.)
,9pra" (Sos. S9muder.)
Gbineiii9e Sd9er (Qienbaro Sros.)
0enus (G. u. Ottomeper.)
Den S9lub ber Yroceiiion bilbeten unte'
benz COMMANDO uon Sobn 9. &orbel bic be-
rittenem Mbtbeilunseu pon COTTONWOOD uni
Sisel.
Dur4 bas ueripdtete @intreffen bes
Grcuriions3uses wuroen bic @eremonien
int Yart 10 piel als m0sli@ absetiirjt.
Sobn 2ino, ber ben Voriiv bel benielben
flbrte, iteQte, ua&oem Nlb. 8ood bic
MISUNDERSTANDING uerleien bate,
nit paiienben Worten bic folsenben &eos
ner Dor: Mapor 9Bei@de BON Nem
l1lm, @eneral> Wanaser Mobler pom
ber Minneapolis & ct. 9ouis gabn,
@onsreBabseorbneter 2oren 6let@er uon
Minneapolis unb @r>Staatsienator 6.
st. Oauis uon ct. Yeter. Der yeetere
bielt bic nit sroBem Npplaus aufsenems
meme e.sentli@e Teltrebe.
Wdbrenb bes Na@mittass biloete bic
&ennbabn, moielbit Pferoerennen, Vaie>
baQ:Spiel, Seilsieben uim. itattfanben,
ben 9ouptan3iebunsspuntt. Mu@ I'M
Eurnboue>Part, in S@muders Tiuoli,
auf benz @oQese>9iisel uno AT ueri@ie>
oenen anberen YLasen fanoen unterbal>
tun9en aQer Mrt unb Mbenbs in auen
6aQen 9utbeludte BaQe itatt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

y Sn Der Nopeuen>W Wibliotbet uon
Carl @ebier lit ioeben ber seipannte
Griminal>N >Noman vNe,p Oorr Dor SO
,yabren obsr bic alte Brauerei," einse:
troffen.
\ Wenu Sbr bier in 0aem ulm "a:
peten fir 8 umo ID @ts. bic Stole tau:
fen tonnt, pesbalb ioQte es bann n0tbl9
iein, iol9e uon ouben i@iden 5u lo6en!
$. 8. Sauerien.
T. &rate bel Menldcn, 9tauoe bel
Yferben, !9unben uno Uieb merben int
elmer balben Stunoc 9ebeilt nit Wool
words Sanitary Lotion. gu ia:
ben in 9lno. $. Gdite.ns Mpotbete.
Moi idinenol uon better Guolitat
iouie &oblen0l lit itets gum niebrisiten
Marttpreis gu babeu i'm @ei@dft bon
9. Mari9ner. Gde Minneiota* uno O..
SioitraBe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

Sobn 2inb, tpel9em gum 9roBen
Gbeil BET 8au ber ne,.en 8abn gu uers
banten lit, mar ant 4. Suli 1T man4er
Be3iebuns Der sefeierte 9elo bes Cages.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

Oas 0euermert am Mbeno mar gang
bubl9, blieb aber in man9er Bejiebun9
se9en ben @rpartunseu 3uriid, mas gum
Gbeil in Der gu sroben Gntfernuna
ieinen @runb bate.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

Seber ueriu4te bel bet Teier I'M Part,
Der ipdten Stunoe balber, ,ii@ 10 tur3
pie n,osli@ gu foien, nur bic Muiit>
banben i9ienen bic lansitem @tlde' in
ibrem Beiit ausssiu@t gu baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

6unoerte pon Malen b0rten mir uon
Gremoen bic Bemertuns: 9(em lllm
lit bod cine bdbi@e Stobt unb nir9ents
ueritebt man es 10 gut ais wie baielbit.
ein Geit 81 arransiren unb 3,l feiern.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09
tttttoe'0ei@dft.

Die llnter,ei9neten MAIDEN bermit betannt,
b,B iie bas iriiber uou .Sobn @iebeMbrunner
sefibrte S9miebeseiddit oil bcr gde
pon Center lmb WiuneIota : Strabe,
iest inter benz SirmanameM @iebenbrunmer
8 @ilburs aemenldaitlid betreben. aue
S9miebearbeiten ,perbeu aui bas geite BE-
i6rst unb benz 9eidla9eu pon Yferben pirb
gang beionoere @ufmertlamteit seidenft.
Sobm eiebenbrumner,
DauI 0tIbura.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

9. ~. O>pcm uon Minneapolis
lit pom ben Populii iten als @on9rebab>
seorbneter fir ben 4. Gon9rebbejirt bon
Minneiota nominirt worben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

Sn Dem 8aQipiel 3wii4en ben Snbi>
anern uno benz bieii9en Club 9ewannen
bic @rleren nit Is ge9en 6.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

Die an9eia9te Bicpcle>Paraoe tonnte
unuorberseiebeaer llmitdnoe balber ni@t
itattfinbeu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-09

Die 3obl oer ouswdrtisen 8elu@er
mirb auf unsefdbr 10000 sei4att.
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-THE-
CITIZENS BANK,
NEW ULM, MINI.

VI. Weuuen. Nrai. @. s. Seiter, Gaiirer.
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5. s. gaien, Geo. Doebne, ". Boei9, s.
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MuQen.
pert5altAe Retp penNbtlttdt Der - Mstte~.
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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-08-20
some SINNERS.
-Four letters, miss"
Thanks" Payn.


Beatrice was in bed. She often was
In bed, even when the third and fourth
deliveries came. With the letters the
maid brought a cup of tea. She drew
he rose-pink curtains to give her mis-
ress an opportunity to enjoy her letters
Ind the tea. Also, she was curious
about the effect Of that envelope with
the postmark Portland" She was not
supposed to know; but she knew. She
had had great experience as lady's
maid and relished mysteries.
And, sure enough. she had her re-
ward this time also. The moment Bea-
trice caught sight Of the Portland
letter she flushed so that her COM
plexion had no need Of those pink cur
tains to enhance 1t, and with petulant
little movement of the hand she over
turned the dainty little silver stand
with the tea. Payn uttered a sympa-
thetic cry.
Take it away" said Beatrice, Il
don't want any after ALL"
PaynNwas quite loath to go. There
was another letter with the postmark
..'Maidenhead." and Payn was curious
about that also. But she was not al.
lowed further indulgence in drama al
her mistress expense.
Leave me, I said; I wish to be
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1896-08-20
and kisses 1t later, perhaps

tenderly and kisses It later, perhaps
less reverently.
The parting. Good heavens-what
ignominy! The wife Of a convict. The
little bale headed man, however, does
not look very wicked. There are tears
in his eyes. Dearest" he whispers
II will not ask you to forgive me. I
did 1t, as I thought, for the best-but
my brain must have been turned. I
wronged you when I married you, and
now you must forgive me. If I write
to you. you need not answer. I can
worship you at distance, and pray for
you as we'll in my prison cell as by
your own dear sidew That was all.
They did not embrace. She gave him
her hand to kiss, as he seemed very
much to want 1t. People appeared to
have a mania Tor kissing her hand, 1t
was so very small and shapely.
There, that will do. exclaimed Bea-
trice, suddenly. Never mind the
flower"
But Lord Daddenham specially
asked me, miss, to bring it up for the
purpose" protested, the astonished
Payn.
"Oh. well, don't care"
You never looked moro lovely in all
your life miss, I'm positive" murmur-
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why-little bald-headed Paul and his
devoted face keeps recurring to her
The viscount mods 30 several acquaint.
ances. She takes no notice OF any one.
That has been her pleasant role for
four years past.
Thus they reach the station.
Were late, by Jovew exclaims the
viscount.
He springs from the carriage to in
terrogate the guard. People stream by.
Some with bundles, some with babies,
some with wives and husbands and
some forlornly alone. Beatrice watches
the throng. S<t6
Nov, then. silly! she hears por-
ter exclaim, as he elbows an old man
out Of his way. She turns. The old
mans hat has been knocked off, He
has picked 1t up and is replacing it up
on his head Ia bald one) when he
glances her way.
The next moment Beatrice's heart
goes thump, thump. thump, and she is
struggling with the door. "Paulv' she
cries.
The old man stumbles toward her
with open arms and an expression OF
childlike happiness on his face.
my darling" he sobs, as he clasps
her hand with both of his. 80 you
have really come to meet me"
YES" she whispers back, with her
crimson face hidden on his shoulder
II have come to meet YOU"
1t Is the work Of minute to help the
old man into the carriage. and then
she gives the word "Home!" to the
coachman.
Ten minutes afterward the Viscount
Daddenham, having looked here ant
there in vain, also utters single word
by means of which unregenerate mar
signifies extreme disgust, annoyance, Of
disappointment, all combined.-St
| Pauls.