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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
a TIE IN The SENATE
1t Now Looks As Though Hobart Would
Have 10 Give the Casting vcia; 81
IT STANDS FORTy-fIVE 10 FoRIY.flgE
Gold democrats Expected 90 Any;
Themselves with tho Renublisan4
OF PopuIisis nntl sslvex1
Republicans are Counted as spfss
Ing With tho Democrats.

. =
New York. Nov. THE annouuco4
ment from Milwaukee by friends OF sci Is
ator John Il. Mitchell, of Wisconsin, ffiftt
ne VIII support gold measures In the
SENATE, makes tie OF the gold and sIlya
Yer forces in that body, and puts tipoM
vice president Hobart the responsi BILL
"y OF eating the deciding vote. Thfs, of
course upon the assumpticnN y that Jinj
other changes are made, putting silifn
among the gold men. The Senate IN frs
NEXT congress as at present indicaSatis Iii
lows: :, - = 80 - s..sI - - -
HOW THEY WILL STAND.
Gold Republicans, 81. sssS
Gold Democrats g. .ss;sS:
Total, 45.
Silver Democrats, 26s s3s s
Silver Republicans, 1G. w
populists, 8. 54. * y s u
Total Ar. Il 5t tss i
should Messrs Carter of Montana ana
Shoup OF Idaho, who supported Mgdorl
mckinley In the campaign, ally tfenls
selves with the dominant faction OF the
party, the gold vote in the Senate d ftsr.
March 4th next would be forty-seyefi.s
ana the silver vote forty-three. S
IN THE HOUSE,. u 81
The composition of the House OF Rer-s
resentatives In the Fifty-fifth Congresss
remains substantially the same as sit
first sent out by the Southern Assoc
ciated Press. the political division ac.l
cording to the latest returns being as
follows: E]'' Il gsss
Republicans. 212. q Stssl
Sound Money Democrats, 9, Ii
Total, pa ~ !SSe9S
Democrats, 120. Ssss
Silver Republicans. Populists, and E,us
sioniats, %. ri
Total 143.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
pecnns Defeat vietors.

game of football was played yester-
day between the Pecans and Victors in
Ghent, Twenty-Five minute halves were
played. The Victors kicked off and Wal
ton, catching the ball. returned it ten
yards before being downed. BY con-
tinuous bucking and end plays the Pc
cans were able to send Hodges over the
line, but making tumble, Rogers Sc
cured the hall and scored touch down.
Bowdoin kicked difficult goal Score,
6 to 0. In the second half the Pecans
kicked off and McGrath catching 1t, re-
turned 1t few yards. The Victors be-
ing unable to advance the ball. 1t was
given to the Pecans Here Bowdoin
made brilliant run of sixty yards and
a few minutes later made touch down.
No goal. Score, 10 to 0. The Victors
kicked off again, and Dornin catching 1t.
Continued on Third Page.)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
Levy Bros Special Prices Monday

Ladies' Capes and Jackets: Misses
and Children's Jackets.
s3.9S-Ladies' Silk Plush Capes, fur
trimmed.
s4.9S-Ladies' Fine Silk Plush Capes.
fur trimmed beaded and braided
handsome lining.
s1.79-Ladies' Double Cloth Cape Coney,
fur trimmed.
s3.75-Ladics' Boucle Cape, full braid
trimmed.
S1.75-Chldren's Refer Jackets. brown
and navy blue
81 S1.9S-Childrcn's Novelty Cloth Refer
Jackets, all sizes.
Si.OO-Ladies' Fall Styles Flannelette
Wrappers.
$1.79-Ladies' BLACK Dress Skirts.
For lowest prices visit
LEVY BROS BARGAIN STORE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
IInmp,on,s Great Work.

Hampton shut out the University of
North Carolina yesterday afternoon in
n beautiful game. the score standing Is
To o In favor OF the Crabbers
The contest was Witnessed by large
crowd of spectators. quite n number of
whom went from Norfolk for the pur-
pose. II was called at 1880 o'clock sharp.
The brilliant work OF Massie and Arm
strong, of the locals. and Green and
Belden, of the University team. included
the features of the game, which was
concluded at $50 p. m.
Thc line-up MnS as fnllnws.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
$4,000 worth of Dress Goods aud Ma.
lions N.msi Hc Sold IN Sixty HnNs =

The entire stock must be sold in sixty
days, regardless Of cost. Think OF all
wool Suiting. worth 25c, now l0c La
dies Cloth worth 50c. now 25c. Ladies'
Cloth. worth 81. now 69c Fancy Dress
Goods. worth soc. now 25c Novelty
Dress Goods. worth, sl.50, now SSc silks.
worth 75c, now 4ic. Silks. worth 81.
now SSc. job lot Of Capes for Ladies
from soc up, worth $l.50 to $500. Jackets
from soc up. Eiderdown Sacque. worth
81 %. now 69c. Sacque worth 81. so. now
SlG0. Sacquc worth $500, now Sl.15
Two thousand yards of Pride of the Mill
Cottons. worth 12Hc will go while il
lasts at CSC outing worth Sc. now i1sc
Outing worth 10c. now Sc. Remnants
Of Pcrcale worth 1Oc. so while they last
at A%c.
Remember. all goods must be sold in
sixty days by the Trustee of r. A.
Saunders.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08

whole Princeton eleven seemed TO go be-
tween Swain and Brewer. and down the
lield for touchdown. 1t was all done
IN u minute. and seem to paralyze the
whole Harvard eleven. Baird easily
kicked the goal
WEAK TACISLING DID 1T.
The outcome OF the game was definite
ly settled about ten minutes before the
close. Princeton. by her long punts. was
gradually forcing Harvard back no her
goal line when Harvard secured the ball
on her ten yard line. Brown was sent
back to kick, but Harvard's weakened
tackles could not hold. ana Church
broke through and blocked the ball. Ii
rolled back Of the line. and Reitev fell
on 1t for second touchdown. Baird
easily made the goal. Time was fairly
called with the ball in Prlnceton's pos
session on Hnrvard's thirty-yard line.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
a DelnWnro sniff

Wilmington, Del, Now 7.--lT he oSslifi
the State show that Bryan$,Vift ha rss soiS
elecor and Mckinley Two. John N. Sfssifi
ney, who received the highest sd ted
three Democratic electors. defeats 3 81 &
C. Shaw, the lowest Republican, elsetpf
by 6,313 votes. NJ efs issss
of the two tickets used by the ReptsB
licans, which had difference in tfi3
printed name of Dlecor Shaw. Som S9
the tickets had the name 3 anne SD
Shaw" and others James ca Shaw
Sr," II S,sl -i;s tssSg I.fz5
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
Other College Games.

AT Providence, r. I.-Yale, IS; Brown, G
At Wiiliamstown. Mass.-Amherst, q
Williams, 4.
AT neapolis-Unversity of Michi-
gan. 6; University of Minnesota. 4.
Al Ithaca. n. Y; Cornell, "a; Buck
nell. o.
At Hartford, Conn: Trinity. 40: New
York University. o.
Al Madison. Wis: University of Wis
consin. "a; Chicago University. 0.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
Killed by IL Marshall.

Perry, Okla, Nov. deputy Marsha.
Frank Nj. Canton shot ana killed Bee
Dunn at Pawnee last night. 1t is said
the killing occurred over an old fued
Canton gave himself up. Canton
planned the capture of the Dalton gang
and Bee Dunn. who was under indict-
ment for harburing outlaws. and effect
ed the death of the several of the outlaw
gang.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
a BROTIEEn's VENGEANCE.
He Mctcs Out Terrible Pumishment
for u Terrible Crime.

Jack ksonville, Fla. Nov. 7.-Near
Hague, in Columbia county. John Rob
erts killed his brother Nathan Roberts.
While John Roberts was away from
home Nathan called ana attempted to
assault Mrs. Roberts. The hu. band re-
turned. surprised his brother and shot
him dead. Mrs Roberts is in serious
condition
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
A Perfteet Farce.

Columbus. o., Nov, I.--TIl'Tsh he svot %
to be ridiculously small In Ills s. fafs
In nineteen counties. which have fSl,s
their returns with the Secretary 81 ssfssf /,
the total vote for that ticket fs al, IL 5ei
The Sound Money! Democr.fts 4, In i|fss1
State evidently voted for MI In lsSs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
Misxouri Derea,.Tcnuc,,ee.

ST. Louis, Nov. THE football eleven
of Missouri University and Vanderbilt
University of Nashville, Tenn. played
spirited game this afternoon at the
Fair grounds The Missourlans won by.
Il score of 26 to g.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
IOWA 1.EGISLAIUnE.
a Call for an Extra session Issued by
the Governor.

Des Moines, la. Nov 7.-Governor
Drake to-day issued call for an extra
session of the Legislature. 1t viii begin
January 18th. and will probably last
fifty days. The object Is 10 complete the
revision of ,,he States Code, which was
begun At the regular session last win
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
women rrobnbIv3 yy.,,, -,

Salt Lake, Utah. Nov. 7.4-,rh he syvy,, I,
ans suffrage amendment tn i S5as
seems ITO have secured d ma aibri tg 8,
votes cast on the question. ThSs M II q
Board has held that a ma3oritv IS (, 4,
participating in the elect lon Is
Court will probably be sppife Il, q ~, 81
decide the mat ter a f 20 & - ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
champions Defeat Nationals.

The Nationals of Petersburg were de-
tented by the champion Columbia eleven
of this city at Petersburg by Il score Of
l6 to yesterday. The same teams will
play tomorrow afternoon at League
Park. where battle royal can be exz
pcctcd
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
Norfolk VIZ. u. of Va.

The management of the Norfolk Foot
ball Club is in correspondence with the
University of Virginia team, negotiat-
ing for IL game with them some time
during this week 1t will be tug of
war when they do come
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
Sn,,tl, Daixntn.

Yankton, S. D.. Nov. me RepafkI
can State ticket and Con gress EN- ! al
now far enough ahead of the elActo,s:
ticket to insure their election.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
Another ". NJ. I. victory.

Lexington, Va, Nov. THE Virginia
Military Institute walked away with AL
legheny Institute of Roanoke by a score
of ~ TO to-day. The Roanoke boys
were never in the game and were com
rleiely outcla:scd from stl:t to finish.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
cold aseke, ,.yc. !

Washington, Noy. ne II
gold reserve at the close OF si5t 5t4E jss'ss q
day had incyeased TO $ig6 6..aa40. .5S6 ~
net increase al. New YnrG Z: q N
was $S72, zoo. The wJiiiire N a b;
s30,700. I, &
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08

"Newest Discovery"-Ext, tclfh; no
nstn. n. Y. D. Rooms. Ennis. 162 Mn.,: |
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
HARVARD BADLY WINDED

The game was really decided about
Eve minutes after the opening OF the
second half. Harvard seemed SO tagged
ont by he effots in the fis.; half that she
could not put her offensive plays
through. With the ball on Harvard 5
f0rty-yarh line. Brewer having just re-
placed Cabot, Princeton directed play at
his end. by an irresistible rush, the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08
rRINt ETON IL; IIARVAnDO.
The crimson ! Owcreh by Reason of n
Crippled Team.

Boston, Nov. 7.-Princcton defeated
Harvard on Soldiers Field this after
noon by core of - TO o. ,.he s,ory of
the game being the record Of crippled
eleven ligh:!ng desperately against op-
ponents in good condition. The day was
pv;fect, the c being little or no wind, and
an Attendance OF about 10000
In the frs half neither side scored
Princeton directed her mass PLAYS
gaiust iiarVard's substitute tackles.
and they held their opponents nobly.
Several times Princeton had to reln
qu.sh the ball on downs. and It was
hen Immediately kicked out of danger.
The nearest Princeton came to scoring
IN this half was when she got down to
Harvard seven yard line, and was
there held by gallant rally on Har-
yards fJr.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08

Broken 'slasses anti sib6li i ~
paired by DIR. Levss, sfailt,y 4
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08

all of those in the postoffice of any de-
sirability, including the Assistant Post
mastership
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08

Look IN the stores ta-tt6ff7Ss
and You will see the rcf3ect tiot3 &4
their advertisements In & tcSda
Nirginian. ~ I5s d
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-08

cannot believe otherwise, for I have
not less confidence in the patriotism of
this class of Republicans. than the rank
and file of the Democratic party has al
ready demonstrated. Therefore, a large
percent who, though not fooled by the
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2lus oem Rreis9eriht.

- Die S6nbenerinbflaee be,
5rancisfa Wpbelafp geeen 2oean S
SnrtmeiIter, fpuroe bis gum nabiter
Sermin perI6pben.
- $. g. S6arff erbielt elm 3abl'
unesurtbeil 5un 8etrn9e oDn $424
gegen 9tbplpb 6artmann bepilli9t.
- 9pntens rplige @befeheln bat
ten fir Wtarp 3elenfa 81 Diele Dor:
men un6 Iu6te lie besbalb I'M &reis:
geri6te nm @rlDiung opn ibrem ebe=
liben llebel, SObn 3elenfa nad.
Die G6eibung ,purbe ibr betpiuiet
un0 S175 9luimente 5u9elprD6en.
- 8eter 6oeller eesen 9r. S.
9affner, 3nblun9surtbeif gu @uniten
oes &lagers in Der @eiammtlumme
ppn S724.32 bemilli9t.
- 9puis s. &lDitermann segen
9r. S. Saffner. 3ablun9surtbeil gu
@uniten bes &ldeer gum getrage pon
S147.82 betuilligt.
- @eD. SraettlD II. q. 9egen
Sicturia 9iltbeD. Sbeilunesperfauf
oes @runbeigent6unts nn9eDrbnet uno
@m. g. @aebler ais 9pmnifipner
ernnnnt.
- 2lm Spnnerstae ipuroe imSreis=
ee,itbt 0er YruseB BON 5rau @lilaz
beth g8arb gegen ben 9ta6laB BON
SObn SpTfmann 81 @uniten Der
Slaaerin entl6ieoen. 9ns SeItament
rpurOe fiir ,li6ti9 erfldrt uno Der
9tacblaB, iuel6er aus ct. 2puiler
@runoei9entbum int SSertbe BON
$50, 900 beltebt, iSrau 8aro 5ugez
1prpden. Spbn ooIimann ltarb in
ct. 2ouis im WtGrS 1892. Sn Ieiuemt
Seltnment permnbte CT ben Stuei
SDbnen BON Srou &aro ie $4,000 uno
au6 bieier, Ieiner 9p6ter, SS, 900.
Die WtDbel un0 NauSboltlln98z@ z@e9enz
1tdnbe iuGlte ieiue 98itte uno ben 8eit
bas Sumoriter~9uipitol, bas $50
mems Wtentpriol Spme" uno ba8
v6eim ber 6reunolpien" 5u elei6en
5beilcn erbalten. Sn Der 9(6tuidlune
ocs 9ta6laIle5 itellte e3 iidJ berauS
oaB Die 9Sittfue, 6Dimann's 5iueite
5Srau un0 55rau g8arb'5 Stiefniutter,
6OrOerungen gcgen ben 9tadJlaB bon
iiber $50, 900 bate. 3u 9eb5eiten III
res @ntten iiberI9rieb ibr 0erlelbe 3
ipertbuulfc @runbnnfe. 5rnu @nrO
fD6t Oas Sc ltnmeut al, inoem Iie
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idlei6erei beI6ul0i9te. Ter GrO5eB
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bieIigen @eribtsbofe perlegt iuDrz
Ben.
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Gebrt iie Giebe sur 1ldtIr!

Der Gritblino lit 0a uno neu belebt
iid Die 9tutrr. Gs feimt un0 iprO6t
aIluberaQ, un0 iuie0er fliugt BON
Baum uu0 Strau1 0a5 muntere 2ieo
Ser 5ribin6r86pten, ba8 frDbli6e 8e
Stpitl6er unierer 10 lnnge permiBten
ntgeficocrtenSOmmergGIter. Sdlon
aber miro Die Slnge lnut: 9fpbe Su=
ben perfplgen Die SD9el6en iuo int
nter iie Ii6 5ei9en, rnO tDoten Iie oh
ne 3iel un0 ,3tuecf aus purer 2rIt.
Sin perabl6eullng8pilr0i9er Sport
Die SugenO iOllte auf oas @elebmio=
ri9e luldJen llnTu9es un0 nuf Die eez
gen 0en1elben perfiieten itreneen
StraIen aufmertlam gentn6t iueroen.
Gar man6er Sunge beoenft nidt,
bnB er fDlgenI9mere 8erbpte iibcrz
tritt, penn er Die SbuBlpaIfe auT IT.
9en0 uel6e SDeel ri6tet.
gtp6 lui6ti9er aber lit Der Sintueis
baB es bic 8Ili6t Der 2ebrer lei, Der
Sueen0 Die 2iebe sur 9tatur, ppr
2luem 5u ben Sbieren, iuorm an 3
$ rs Su leeen. 9as lit Der ri6tt9e
g8eg, um SoeelmDr6 unb Slumenuerz
ipiilt ltlu9 aus Der gSelt slt I6nffen.
llno Der S6ule iDllte oaS Saus bier
bel Su Silfe tUntnen. Gin bersli6es
gSort nDn Snter uno NRutter, Elm
Ireunb blid6es Sintueilen uuf ben Rub=
en, Die 2iebli6feit unierer gefieberten
6reunbe, Elm @iuf, iuie berrlid eine
Slume lit im S6mufe i6rer Sliitbe
elm Spnsiergane nit ben Sinberr
bur6 gSalo uno 5elo tpirfen oft meb,
ais ale Straf fz9(norobunaen perm6g
en-.
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II pHe9t merOen als cine unerI66pflid
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tt ner, bic aus Der alten Seimatb B
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TN SerbaltniB bes Meniden CUR 0atl
'-(8bl.)
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Slenf, Sugu &ropp unb SenrD Spbna
ais Siir9en.
81. 6. Wtumbrauer, 9tlleiipr, Sunb
I'M Setra9e ppn $1,000, nit ben
Serren 0ti6ael SurOau un6 @m.
9lent ais Siirgen.
@bas. 8edmann, @pnItable, Spno
I'M Setra9e ppn 500, nit ben Ser
rem Stu9. Seeenann un0 Sermnnn
Seniin9 len., als Siireen.
Der Gtabtratb eine bierauf 5ur
gSabl BON Seanten iiber uno erz
mdblte Die fpl9enben Serren: Sbep.
@raI, @lerf; Senrp 5pned, S6ob=
meiiter; Gbus. Sedmann, &ebeu.
Die SSnb( eines StraBenoufiebers
iuurbe bis sur nacblten reeelntdBi9en
SerIanntlung perl6pben.
Der Gpntraft fir Die 1tGotiI6en
6ubrmannsz z2lrbeiten tuur0e Serrn
0enrp Spbns, ais WtinOeitfur0ernoen
5ueeIpru6en.
Sierauf Sertaeun9.
8 bep. @rnf, q. s. 2eisner,
Glerf. @uriiber.
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Marktprsils in st. euuis.
9pnnerstao ben %. 9lpril

Spnuersta9 ben %. glprtl.
@eisen.-9tp. 2 rutber, 650- 9eu.
3. rOtber, 62M-c; go. 4. "a
Wtnis.-gtp. 2 274@-c; 9to. 2.
ipeiBer, 250-c; 9tp. 3. 24 (0-c.
Safer.-9tp. 2, 1S8@2Oc; 9to.2.
iueiBer, r,-@-c; 9tp. 3. 170-c.
Sdlpeine. .-9ie Serfdufe bon alien
Splten oariiren 5tpi16en 1925 uno
1915 p 1OOfb leben0ig.
8inooieb. -Stiere: 6air bis quite int
@eiui6t BON 1900 bis 1,6OOfb,
s4.OO05.85; raube i6luere, 1915
(04.OO; nit Wnis gefiitterte, ], 100
bis 1,3OOfb i9per, s4.2504.6O;
oemDbnlidDe uuO uSut6ersSteers"
bis gu ,15Otb I9tper, $4,000
4.5O % 100 tb Gebenoig. &ibe
uu6 Sdl6er, S9.OOM35.OO. Sal
ber 506c p lb lebenbie.
SfnTe.-3C043c % fb. 2ammer, 44@
SC U lb lebcnoig.
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Butter, 1870 Ice; Country Sutter
7G09c % ib.
Gicr, 7-0p SubenO.
@5rasz zSamen 8leelamen S6.25 90
6.75 P 100 fb: SimDtbD S5.20G
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1.70.
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2piebt (n.-25@5O per 8ui6el.
Seu.-3entiI6tes Sc. 6.5OM1O.OO; 81:
mutbp s14.0o@14.5O; 8rdriez6er
50. .5O01O.OO % Som (2,000fb.)
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Sehr mahr.

rSiele 3eitunssleier fiir6teu ii6
iebt nur Der nabenben Gampaene.
Denn in bieler 3eit lit ia tpieber ybie
leioiee Bplitit" 6as Saupttbema aIler
8latter.
lln6 bu9 lit eeraoe bas er6Bte lie
bel unIerer 3eit ons, baB bic Rolitif
ben Meiiten 10 rleioie" lit. 8ann man
iiob ba mod iuunbern iiber bic INNER
nebr iiberbano nebmenoe 8oBtuirtbz
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be 2eiertpelt min leibte8pmane, triz
piale 2iebesgei6i6ten, 6eiratbs- uno
@eburts= un6 Spoesz&eeiiter leien,
ben Staotflatib erfnbren. Stber 8ulz
itif9 r9olitiid 2ieb ein saritie
2ieo~ - bas gSort lit I'M
munar9ii9en 8aterlano ienIeits
bes eroBen Sa6es entitanben, Mag
bort aliu pailenb iein, lit bier aber
am alleroerfebrteiten Ylab. Senn in
elmer &epublit tit Sober elm SoGitifz
er, oer gtatur Der Sabe na6, benn
CT ntuB belfen, non Jte6tsz unb
YIi6ttpe9en Die &egierung 81 icbafz
fen, iuelbe oer@unltitutipn entipribt,
cine &e9ierun9 fiir bas Sulf, unb
ourb bas Splf.
Der Stinmfaiten sebbrt ben Stint
gen, iueil bas Splf en- masse 0er
Sirserpfli6t nibt mebr na6fumntt;
Die Serrl6aft fdlt ben8u6en gu, tueil
lie bas Sult lelbit ni6t banobaben
mag.
gaiirbe Sober elm gutter, inteuieenz
ter, unb ebrli6er 9plitifer iein, bann
bdtten mir nid]t 10 piele &la9en iiber
Staat8mirtbl6aft uno tprannil6e 3uz
l-8eeierln9 5u fiibren uno gu b0.
reu. 9as lit ia eben Der Stud unle=
rer 3eit, baB su g8eniee ibr pulitiI6es
&e6t banobaben un0 lire biireerlidje
Yfid)t erfuIlen, unb oaB oiele gBenie=
en- profeiiionelle @entter= Sdger iino,
Die natiirlib muir fir lib ielbit iurz
gen."
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mds iolIen uniere Kiuoer rperoenf

9as S6uljabr nei9t li6 ieiuem
@noe su, uu0 ba tritt on ntan9e 81
tern Die Srnee Beran, mas ibre aus
Der G9ule eutlaiienen Sinoer, mo-
ntentlid) Die &naben, tueroen Ioaen.
Die Serufstpabl aber lit eine eben=
10 l6uere nls tui6tiee; i6tuer, neil
Die ri6tiee g8abl ntdJt intnter 10
leicbt su treffen lit. Sober Menl6
fat einen beittnnten 8eruf, b. +.
ieber Wenl6 muB arbeiten, lei es
nit Ieinen fDrperli6en poer eetitieen
&rdf ften. @r bat Die i6pere mora
liIdJe Efli6t, feline 5dbigfeiten nad
beItem 9Siiien uno SDnnen 5lt oer=
pertben sunt g2uben ieiner Seriun,
Ser 5amilie, Der @emeinoe unb bes
Staates. 9lu6 0as f6rperli6e
@pblbefinben bes Mfenl6en bangt
oappn ab; benn Miiiiiggang lit ni6t
nur alGer Cater 2lnfans Ionoern lit
audi Die Guelle elmer groBen In5abl
fDrperli6er 2eiocn.
Selbltperltdnoli6 fomntt es bel
Der 8abl in erIter 2inie auf genaue
9riifung Der 9eiitigen uno fDrper@
li6en &rdfte an. Gar niele Wtenz
I6en geben 5u @run6e, neil lie Ell
men Seruf ertuablten pber ertuablen
n1uBten, Der ibren 5abi9teiten nibt
entlpra9. 3unabit bat MN jeber
einselne ii6 lelbit 81 priifen, in ben
iuenielten 5dllen tuirb bas Elm eben
aus Der S6ule entlanenes &ino
l6pn Ielblt fDnnen. % lit es alIp
Sfli6t Der @ltern priifeno, ratbenb
uno belebrenb einsugreifen. Die
Ieigune fir einen beitimmten Stano
eibt Iib lelten friib5eiti9 funo uno
namentlt6 Die pbantaiiereid)e, aber
unerfabrene Sueeub lit ben @ingez
buneen Der @itelfeit uno 2nune, 6er
Ginfluiterun9en urtbeiloler Sameraz
ben unb aIleni Sururtbeilen aus9e=
lest, tuel6e baS leibt erre9bare
8bantaIie=9eben int @efulge bat.
| 5eblen Die Sulente, 10 la1e ntar
ben Gubn abIulut nidt ituoiren, ielbli
penn bieler ben tuoblbabenbiten 81
tern 9ebDren tpiiroe, oenn &et6tbun
eriebt Die Salente nidJt- Sn abe,
bic @ltern getu6bnli6 ni6t genoi
| tuiiien, !pie tbre &inoer sernnla9
limb uno nur gu germ Die Salente Der
Ielben iberi9dben, 10 iit notbtuenoi9
Die eine 8erufspnbl fir elm &ino s.
treHen baben, nit bent 9ebrer Stud
lpra6e nebmen, DAB iie ii9 bel Die
fem na9 benz Salent, bent 5leiB
unb iittli9en Setraeen ibres &inbe
erfunbieen unb ibn fppbl audi beIro
gen, pb i6r Sinh 81 oieIem Doer i
B nem 8eruf binreibenoe Salente I'm
h Sabieteiten belize.
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biitet Gub Dor Sable eeoen Ia.
tarrb, Die Guedlilber entbaltet, oo
Guediilber ii6er ben Sinn oes &C.
ru68 5eritDren uno bas 9anse Gn5tem
uDlli9 serriitten tuirb, tuenn es bltrh
Die l6leimigen Oberfld6en einorinot.
SDl6e Irtitel Ipllten ME auser auf
SerprDnung gut berlfener Nerste oez
brau6t tuerben, ba Der Gbaben. ben
| lie anridten, sebnmal 10 erps iii o(s
oas @ute, bas SIR oap0n ersieIer
f6nntet. Sall's &atarrh Su,
iabrislrt oDn S. S. gbenep & So. So
| (ebD g. entbalt fein Auediilber nm,
tuirb innerlib eenommen unb tpirf
brett auf Die i6leintigen O6erf6d1el
, bes Splten1s. g8enn SIR SaI's IA
tarrb Sur fauft ieib ii9er, bas Sh
bic a6te betomntt. Sic tpirb inner
li6 9enomnten unb in Solebp Ohir
} bon S. S. @benep & 60. eentodlt'
R9rSerfauft BON allen 9(nptflefer
SreiS 75c. Die 5lal9e.
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SrutzGier

ppn rein ee5iiGbtetem @efliieel 81 per=
faufen, iuie fpl9t: BON tpeiBen Seq
bprn Sii6ueru per Is 5u 25 Gents;
npn 9Slpmputb 9tod, gSpanopttes,
i9par5en 2an9ibans uno bellen
Srnbmns, 50 Gents per 10; ppn
gelben Gp6tns, 75 Gents per 10.
9ieie Treiie gelten nrrr tpenn Die
@ier pum 9aule abeebult tueroen.
Srau Sat gSen1el.