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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22
M a thb a Ii 8 b | a B.

Hieienbaft fhauen iiber bic alten
@a7en unb plGbe Der Stabt bic beiz
ben Opmtbiirme berein unb Der ganae
1bDne 8au bie1es Miiniters. an tpelz
dem speibunoertfiinfais Sabre gebaut
tpurbe. 8ei Mbba9 an Der Donau,
tpenige Meilen oberbalb bon Hegens=
burg, brah man ben prd9tigen GRIM
gelben Sanbtein fir ben Dom, einen
Der fdDnten in gana Deutf9lanb. Die
ResensburserO tparb aber
AUDI au elmer MeiiterIdule fir bas
3eitalter Der @otbif. Die Iubenieite
bes 8aues lit iiberaus reid NIT ibrem
prahtppllen 9auptportal, ibrem flint
edisen ghor unb benz iippisenS4mud
bon @culpturen; einfa9 unb ebel nirtt
bas Snnere nit benz Jarbensauber
ieiner 9lasmalereien unb Ieinen Oenfz
mdlern. Ser 0omI9ab, obpobl tpdbz
renb Der Shipebenaeit bur9 8ernbarb
bon Wsimar sepliinbert. entbdlt nod
mdn9es tpertbpplIe Stiid. Wie bds
ulmer Miiniter unb Der aDlner Dom
lit au6 bieies 8autperf Biz in bic
iiingfte 3ett unpplenbet geblieben; bic
beiben ppramiben Der Sbiirme tonnz
ten erit in ben Sabren 1890 ibren
Musbau erleben.
Melter mod als bic &irdenbauten
iinb man9e pripatbduier, bic porbem
alien patriaiersel9le9tern gebOrten
unb burgartis nit ibren Mauern,
Sboren unb Sbiirmen in ben Gafen
fteben. Oas Gltefte unter ben 8auiperz
fen Regensburss ift bic porta prdtoz
ria, Elm Sbpr nit einem nebenitebenz
ben Sbiirmhen, beibe nod aus rOmtz
5her 3eit. Gs mar tpobl in ben Sa=
gen bes &aifers Somitian, als bier
i6on bic Seituns Nesinum ober gas
fra &esina ftanb, beren getpdltise
8runbmauern an man9en pldben in
ben &elIern Der &egensburger 9duier
mod fi9tbar finb, pielfa9 audi bas
Steintnaterial fir IpGtere 8auten se>
liefert baben. Oiefes Sbor, bur9 tpelz
DIES einft Der slei9mdBige Saritt rOz
mif6er Goborten tDnte, bat cine atpeiz
taufenbidbrise @ei9t6te, bic aus feiz
ner bdmmerig fiiblen WDlbuns tpebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22
Geiifluilo.
Bon syoa 2inoeil.

=.
Wtnn bu i'm 9er5en bait getrasen
GtilI cine 2iebe, grob unb rein.
limb mubt bann bod benz Slid entias
gen,
limb itebit nit beiner 2isb' allein,
9, tpou' jie nidt In btr perldlieBen
His 1drm iie buntelt unb bersdat,
Nein. LAB iie iesneno itd epsieben.
Gin rei4er @trom, Der gan3en Welt!
Mls Dpferflamme LAB lie sliiben
9lnf beines @ottes 9o9altar,
DTS tpeiBe 2ilie LAB iie bliiben
Den Menf9en allen. rein unb ipabr!
8, fei Der 9elb, Der Spoes,punben
0ergefenb, bod bic SABINE f6pingt;
Mm eb'iten ipirb bein 9era sefunben.
Wenn frembem Web es 9eilung
brinst,
Die Molfe Iei, bic lautlos fpenbet
Den Megen, ben bic 9lume trintt,
Die Soune fei, bic Stpablen ienbet
1lnb allgefegnet ftil peritntt.
Der Mrmuth ODE, biiitre &ammer
@ertlGre beiner Mtilbe S9etn;
gu benen, bic In Notb unb Sammer,
Sritt als bes Sroifes Gnssl elm!
Mus Sbrdnen. Die bu Greuoelofen
Getrodnet BAIT nit timber 9anb,
Grbliibn bin rptbe 5reuoenrofen
Iuf rauber 8abn, i'm Wiiitenianb.
1lnb itatt bes Slides, bas eritorben
Mis Sommerpradt i'm 9erbitesDe9n,
9ait bu Elm bDb'res Dir eriporben,
Oas unberpeltli9 tpiro beitebn!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22
8efretungsbaIIe g {

ter i40nen Ortl1aften boriiber. On
ber Sonnenieite bes @tromtbales liez
gen feinige @ebdnge, mo emit, in BEN
Sagen bes Mittelalters, Weinbau ae=
trteben tpurbe. Sept tit er lGngit aufz
gegeben. Sober tperben bic Gtromz
ufer; no in bic Oonau bas in pielen
Winbungen einen betrG9tliden She'll
bpn 8aDern burh3iebenbe MltmIbl=
5llb4en ii9 ersiebt. liest bic RiGe
2anbitaot &elbeim am Mussdnse elmer
Jelienf4lu9t. bur9 tpel9e bic Donau
ii9 ibren Meg gebabnt bat. sSn Der
Siefe bieier S9lu9t Iiegen m6nhi1ae
Mniieblungen: bas itattlihe aloiter
Weltenburs unb, ms felfise @trom=
ufer tpie Elm Spielaeug einge16mieat,
bas Gl0fterl, Elm gremitenbeim aus
bem finf5ehnten Sabrbunbert. Sod
broben aber. auf fonniser. tpafoums
raufdter 9Obe, tpeit iiber SbdIer unb
9igel fhauenb, ragt elm 8auperf.
bas an filler @rDbe, an reinem abel
fei1er Jormen mod iiber Der WalhalIa
itebt: bic obenitebenb absebilbete Be-
freiungsbdlle. R0ntg 2ubpig I. bon
Bdpern erbaute lie 5ur Grinneruna an
bic 8efreiunssfdmpfe, bic bas beuffdbe
BOLT I'm 8eginn unferes SabrbunbertS
ausgefohten bat, unb als bauernbe
Wtabnnng our gintra1t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22
orta rGtori a.

grit pdbrenb Der lebten ahtaig
Sabre erfolste ipieber alImdlis elm
Muff9pung. Die 8iirserihaft be-
miibte fi1. nit Der 9battraft anberer
6tdbte gu tpetteifern; bie boprii9e
Gtaatsrssierung that bas Sbre baau.
Nber GENTLE e1riebtrGfte, bic Der Gtabt
gu ibrer einftisen GrDbe berbolfen bots
ten, tp0ren eben untpiberbrinslih ners
loren; bic Gunit Der Raiier. bic poli>
tiihe GtelInng als Mittelpunft eines
grpBen Nei9eS, bic Rrellrng bon
Weltbnnbelsnegen. DDS mar babin
unb lGBt fih niht mebr f4uffeR!
Die Gei1i1ten ldnsftpsrgdnsener
3eiten uraguuleln NIT ibren 9ilbtrn
ben Wtfn9er, Der fih bonn Nd1nbofe
benz Qtr3en Der Gtabt nGbert. 1olb
fftbt e daf benz Qllten ROrnmnrft, tief
In MitttlaIier. bas Jpn aus ben Uens
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22
Das SpinnraD.
Son 8. Guaot.

,Ote 3eit lit bin, bd 9ertbd 1pann."
9ieIes alte reefliigelte 8ort" cttiren
mir pbne SentimentalitGt, henn eine
irqenopie bebauernpe gmpfinbung oaz
ran gu fniipfsn, iinb mir MenlAen
BON beute niat berehtist. Saben mir
es bod nur bem getpalttgen 6ortf4ritt
unIerer Sage 81 banten, bdb uoie 3eit
bin lit. ba 8ertba fpann." SEPT nod
bas Spinnrab sebrau9en gu nouen,
tpo bic MaI9ine ibm ldngit bic Nrbeit
abgsrunsen bat, biebe Die foftbarite
3eit in Der miibisiten unb unfru9tz
bariten Meiie gu tDbten iu4en; btebe,
mo es gilt, cine eilise Na6riht gu
iibermitteln, ben fdumisen 8oten ausz
fenoen, ftatt ben Orabt fpielen gu laiz
fen, bur9 ben nit @ebanteni dnene Der
eleftriihe Sunfe fliest.
Cine GENTLE Srasif liest in benz
S9idial bes Sptnnrabes. Oas einitz
mails 10 pi9tiee, 70 unentbebrlide. ei=
ner 10 langen, reihen nnb itolaen 8ez
f9i9te ii9 riibmenbe 9ausserdtb per=
51pinbet nnter al benz alten, nubloz
fen @eriimpel elmer grobelfammer, foz
balb es aussebtent bat.
Mn bas Spinnrab, tpel4es Millio=
nen 6ausfrauen bic buftenben 2aben
NIT fhneetpeiBen Sddben gefiillt, uns
sdbligen alten Miitterhen einen lieben
3eitpertreib unb ibr tdglides 8rot se=
tpdbrt bat, fniipfen ii9 munhe frobe
@rinnerungen aus unferer frOben Rinz
beraeit. gs fat uns oft Elm liebreides
S6eltport Der leligen 8robmutter
eingetragen, ipenn mir es i'm Sumulte
nieberrannten, tpenn mir niht Der 0erz
iu9uns tpiberltanbsn, ielbft Elm tpenig
an Der tpunberli4en Maf9ine 81 bre=
ben, ober tpenn mir gar einmnl bem
ssla9sbuihe nit benz 2ihte bu nabe
famen4 9atten mir uns an ben LAM
een Winterabenben iatt ge1pielt unb
gingen al Bette, mar es bann I'M gam
aen 9aufe 5till; unb ipann nur nod
bic liebe 9robmutter IN Der narmen
Rinberitube cine fleine 3ugabe gu III
rem Sasespenium binau. tpie fd0n
par es ba, bnrh bas S9nurren bes
roGenben Mdbes in ben Iiiben @9lum=
mer getpiest gu tperben. 1lnb tpa1ten
mir auf. bic @robmutter mar faon
tpieber in SbGtigfeit. Wie bds Rauz
f9en zines Bahes unb bas SGuieln
bes Malbes lnllte uns ibr Spinnrab
nod einmal Elm tpenig in 99lummer.
pGbrenb bastptfhen bas 5euer i'm
Ofen praffelte. DO& bic 3eiten iinb
bdbin.
0on ben Gfteften 3eiten her 1T bic
Gpinbel bas Mttribut ber Grdu. Menn
friiber bon einem tiihtisen Mdbhen
bic Hebe mar, fragte man 5uerf, oh fie
fpinnen iinb tpeben fDnne, unb -fDie bic
homerifhen RDnisinnen in Der Gpinns
unb Mebeifube ibre eigsntlidbe Wobz
ttung baben, tDie in un1eren Mdr9en
cine aefhidte 6ptnnertn Der 6anb eli
nes GDntgs tpertb erahfet tpirb, 70 Be-
aeihnet es audi nod @hilIer als bas
9nuptgefdGft ber beut1hen 6ausfrau,
buf fie ben saben nm bic fnnnrrenbe
Gpinbel brebf. Die mns erhoItenen
Monumente dntifer 9mnit ifdtten G0s
fliuinner itnb ssiirftinnen mit her
@binbel avg. @ie mar bas Gnnbol
ihrer 6errfhaft I'm nn1ife. afeimaeitiq
nber aud ihrer Disnifbarfeit nnh I'M.
freibtit bem Munne geaenibr. Gpin>
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22
RloHer elten burg.

~ ~ y IO " -
Seraoas Bel 5elfenaorf, tpeil 9ers
leumbuns ben frommen Mfann eines
bDfen @ergebens sesen eine 9ersogss
to9ter beai9tist bate. Sur @ubne
fir bic 8luttbat erbaute Der 9eraog
bas Rlofter i'm a6tsn Sabrbunbert.
Simmer rei9er aufbliibenb, tparb basa
felbe unter aaifer Mbolf bon yaafIau
gum fiiritli9en Heidsitift erboben.
Nacb fait observation-disclosures glanz
aenber @e19icbte tparb bas alofter am
Mnfang unieres Sabrbunoerts idculas
riiirt; feline ausgebebnten 8auten err
tpdrb bas fiirftli9e 9aus bon Sburn
unb 5aris unb fhuf ii9 baraus eine
Der itolaeften Reiibenaen, bic bas Oeutz
fde Reidb aufauipeifen bat. gu benz
aber, mas bic 9efhtate pieler Sabrz
bunberte aus Heeensburg gemadt bat,
fiiste Elm tunitfinniser Siirit Der iiingz
ften @ergansenbeit, RDnig 2uotpts I.
bon 8apern. nod apei &leinpbien binz
81, einais in tbrer Nrt unb bon mdr<
henbafter @donbeit.
sydbrt man cine balbe @tunbe nit
benz Oampfer BON Hesensburs itroms
abtudrts, 10 iiebt man in Der 90be
broben auf umbuidtem Siisel bic
@eite Der Burg Stauf. Sic erinnern
an iene Sabrbunberte, ba bier trpbiz
ses Rittertbum feline fhninbenbs
Ma6t segen bas aufbliibenoe ret9sz
fdbtifhe 8iirsertbum gu tpabren pers
fu9te, Bis jenem Der Streitfolben aus
Der sebarnii4ten Sauit seipunben unb
feline 3innen unb 8erliebe gebrp9en
tpurben. 9lber ni9t bieie gurstriims
mer finb's, bic ben 8lid bier gefangen
nebmen, fonbern Elm leu9tenbes Werf
mooerner Runit unb @eiittung, bas
bon Der 9Dbe zines prdhtig betpalbes
ten 9iigels f9aut: bic Walballa. Wie
cine re9te Seimatb llnitsrbli9er sriiBt
biefe licbte Sdulenballe BON tbrem si@
gantiihen l1nterbau berab auf ben
brett binflutbenben Strom, auf bas
tpeite fruhtbare 2anb, unb nah Giiz
ben Bis gu ben fernen Gisainnen Der
9o9dlpen.
2lnbere 8ilber erf9lieben fi9, tpenn
man Resensburg in Der Ridtung na1
Weften perldBt. Cine itunbenlanee
Gabrt nit benz Babnause fiibrt uns
i'm bretten Oonautbale aufpdrts, unz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22

Sem man in Sabre 1919 he Snbsn
aus Meaengburs Dertriebea, inrs
6GuIer unb tire Snnagose 5erltDrt
bate.
BON an ben eisenartigen BuntDer.
Ten Der Gtabt, Bic nod ungenannt
bIieben, BARI zines niht pergelen iDers
ben, bas ebrpiirbise Stiff ct. Gms
meran,. @hon unter benz fasenhdftsrt
gaiIOlfinaerbersoe sbeObor ipar's,
bab Der beilise Gmmeram IN ben baps
ridden @auen bas gbriitentbum Ders
tiinbete. Sbn erfhlus ein SObn pes
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22

fern Bee 6tr3rgsbDfss, zines b,irsGhn<
Iihen Wdufperfs, trGumeriih att<I
fhdut. Die Gage fiibrt biefen 8ai
Bis uuf bus nrdlte 0er5ogsgsih hleht
Der Mgiiolfinger 3uriid; bic GeiHi6te
lGBt i'm als Elm 9eiibtbum Raiier St&
to's III. erf1einen. Der bart neberl
ibrn itebenbe seipaltise rR0merthnrm"
aber 5tammt niht aus &Dmertngen,
fonbern aus Observation-Disclosures 3eit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22

abGppfu dW GDm. AIStS w tStVtSSN
Nusldufer bes Surasebtrges umfaiz
ienb, f9aut es nur nit fsiner Siib=
fpibe IN bas seiesnete setreibefApere
Donautbal berein. Gier aber eripll9s
in ibm elm sefdthtlides Rleinob: bic
einit bodberiibmte, prdhtise unb
ipebrbafte Reibsitabt Resensburg.
Oie grinnerrngen biefer Stabt reihen
bis in bic ROmeraeit binauf; eine bliiz
benbe golonialftabt fheint lie fdon I'm
8. Sabrbunbert bor gbrtftus getpeien
gu Iein. Die Gtiirme Der 8Dlferpans
beruns iiberbauerte fie fraftDoller. als
bic anberen HDneritdbte.
Nadbem bic baprif9en 9er5Dee aus
bem uralten Stamm Der Msilolfinger
bur9 frdnfiI9e 9emaltpplitit geItiirSt
tparen, tparb Resensburg Sabre btn=
burh cine 2ieblinesreToena Rarls bes
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22
: 81 euerM II sbrud. q

Nener Musbrud. r...9err
Mmtsratb eifen iebt nit syruu @emabz
lin itets allein, unb in ber eriten 3eit
rah Der GoA5eit faben Sit 10 piele
Safe Bel fiA gu 9iid!1 -, mein
WeiberI bat iie ale IN bic Jlubt se@
fo9.!1
g. GeIbfIos. r...Stien sic
iiber5eugt, 9err Matb, nteine 0iebe 5it
Sbrer Sodter 1T uneigenniibig! Die
gon5e Witgift betomnlsa meine
glGnhiser!4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-22
Afofnsbars.

Inter ben ntbt
areiien nes G6nis=
reihs Wapern lit bic
.obere pfal3" Der
drmne, Gin rau-
bes 2dnbdeil, tbeils
ben flbmeitliGerl
Mbbaitg oes Bob
mermalo : Gebir9s,
tbeils Die BON Der
Natur au9 nur
fpdrli9 ausaeitat=
tete pfdl3ifdeY Ylatte,
tbeilS bic ifeiuiaen
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-06-19
EIcctric iiiilc,S.

Electric BittcrS is Il hir;Iicn" Sui!r.
IL. l,r season. Int rpiiaiS gcivrallt
ncc,ird IN TIA. S:,rin~ When thr lamgui'i
exhausted fcrli!tg prr>.,iI.. yi'..n ~.
liver is torpid and Sn""istl ;u,i thr llre,,
Of 4 tonic and Alternative is felt. \
prompt u>r oi this m,dlr;:lc has "it''!
asserted long and perhaps fatal bilious
fe\.,s. W iu.Licinc MI! %ci more
surely ia rt-..h,.i.I"ting aud freeing the
system irom llr ,nAii,i.3 ..t~u E,0d-
ache. indigestion. cun>li iisttiun di!<!,.v>,
weld To Electric Riti"rS tuty Iiti}
cents r,r l"tt!" i, =. i. p">.y'S drn:;
store
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-06-19

Government stamp makes the dollar u'
government must in justice have 'i'
profit.
Again. under my plan the inhi'' are
shorers i'm the silver coinage. i'u' uii''''
free silver cuiragc. the government -
acting lust aS an individual WOULD Il" III
setting up Il huge mill and grn!;th@ 'l.'
farmers wheat without charging Ion
The farmer brings his wheat. "e'S his
flour at the public cost ;dd Wagons Il
bo,uo while the nc'yhmri iooA on
will, hungry cho!.s. They get none. >"
uu,ei, FREE r.,ira&", the silver miner gets
his b,Ilion c.nl.a; !uip dollars and pN'N
them into his pocket, Min!G .4, ,'iiHi''
public yet not Il cc.it except insofar "''n-
chooScs to buy their prCau,ts'
I believe my ideas are souni. I.""N
i, taL..ti nHElcr them before coming 10 4
final ,cnciu..h,h. TIE State"
!'Hrn si4&Fi&t.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-06-19

u:icc on the c, rEer oi Main amG
Juig"n!",t %Nc.is near the Court House.
Hiiisc ana Crown werk douc when &c
sired. Call ant sru Uc.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-06-19
THAT SILVER PURCHASE PLAN
AND REMOVE OBJECTIONS
URGED AGAINST 1T.

L Nt'E.D NSNlNHA
To the Editor of The state:
l regret that mentioned. with ciaL-
Grafton and explanation. my idea tina;
tho government should purchase silver III
its market price instead OF adopting free
coinage. because have thus caused ms
conception on the part of Yourself AMI
perhaps others. believe that the oh'cc~
ton made by you can be successfully mc'
by unlimited purchase.
The main feature of the Bland and
Sherman act was the unlimited purchase
of silver Ivy the government. 1hlS
afforded Il small market and kept down
the price. Let Is see how unlimited
purchase would operate. Remember
that am arguing from the silver stand
rnint. At present the silver miners
have lot Of bullion that is no, money.
1t would lie advantageous iur them tu
To ln,Nr it coiEcd INTO legal tender dollars.
even il there hc iio ilrr in market priCc.
.>ud. since they claim that The purcllaS-
me power OF Il dollar depends ur,I the
,,, ,.,,,,,r,,,,,, -.,n,.,i,n il m,..s,
,i;,,,, ,,.,,.,,., u,,, italian ,,
iainS full market price of metal on l.u,.
They do not admit that the silver dolla
is of less value than the gold dollar. Eu;
,hcy claim tlat thcrc are 30, enough
dollars
Again let il lie sad thai thu Uuhllc
.i,,,.;,,;,. w. f..
,,.,. ,,;.t, .:,,.,,. u, ,n, ;,,, 1,,
,;,,,. ,.!.,, !, 49,, ,i,, ,ol, ann,
'':, '''', ''' ''', y, ,'' 'I''>.' WV w. 49,
" i'' '''' ~, ~
' ''-
''
''''' ~ '@N
Wv wa '''',' "''' -
7',' ''"' ",'. ~ '''' ''''''
:: -'' '''''' ~
" '', - VIVA -, '.''-, y, 7'''. =" ~,
~, .,,
"'''''' ''''''' "'''
500
~"
,>'' W V"
:, -,
'''' "''
~, '''' ''',' 80 Wv ''''' NV f'',
or paper on %nyihiny rlsr This nffrr
will certainly ?rpr".a.r silver. or else
lie aruuiac!,ts Of the silver men alnut
Depreciation for want uf Il n;,rh,l ar,,
iall;r.ut!S. .i>;u!i.r lisa: the price will
Immediately r;,r To - cents IN ounrr.
and lu.uW.Uun ounces are offered the
!ilS; month. Til" ninl will give Tin,
miners I,:Iuu.Cru silver legal trM,,r
dollars. The silver V i'll coin l2.mu. 500
,niIa,S. 'GiI n9 ihr government -. 100
W"' profit. Ii" mixer I!;:S his !,;,;ll
''!''F '"''"'' 81 'l'ii'h. l'r govern
'"''', - '"' T'"''!r IL la!S". WI! iaN'
e" ''' ''''>'" N"!"''" "a currency I"
'' >'-'F'''''"' ''':'' u" Treasury W;!' s'
''''''"' i''''.
=" '"N' "'"f''". "' - "NN'''I' 'li''
H'\'' '''N l" :" r"iI'' "id l"''o,"N'
''"'' '"''''N al" '"'lt". Here 'I'
80" ''''''' i @'' '''''''"''''" III Nl\'I ""'!'iH
'ih -bN'iiitI!flll hHlktS u n!t!ll tl '~'"h'.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

I,lIn forfI., I.. n.... .l..r ..... D.,
.lrfI.r' a. rlu. sf.f.s aft to railroads.
os .,II for u conn. .I..fIt.It .t..I ..
TEa execution al r.fIro-d .r..t. ..s
"a
'i.,. ~. ltE .r NORM I... .I-.f .. ...
as .., ~ M
.. .r
.,
,'ls ,'"- '.. w
.''-
"Lh tA't il.Iill.N t.Ii N.N At .....t
n.y. .. e... OLD.
BID. '"i''iI- i.A "Ht''"I'H t. I'D" '"
i
800"
ttHlueh and .nteaiseat examination oi
tlI. important SUBJECT.
N' t.It lNNlNi I.''lt... 'I l''
lI''h H.t.tr D. it"-.'- ' "a
't -' ..s
"i.iH- 'Nt Slatt oi N." Nin .iN- '''.'
comprising ihe lfN Civilized iii..
'L tiI.f number Il.i. uIN aNi'i NAiI...
H'HI tII.ni,a. I.flN- iIe ttHf ..
iNNte NNiH enrolled Dob .NnDI.- II.s
lfn-ie a which Aar attended I...ut ff-
Tort, l0 extend Indian school facilities
and tns anticipation oI continued l..IIl
Appropriation. t0 CHAT t.l cannot fIl
to Hh1fd the utmost satisfaction .I fI..s
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children ir lfIIN" fI.fNT IU I.n Ul-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

The Secretary Of the Treasury reports
that during the fiscal year ended June
81 1896. the receipts OF the government
from all sources amounted 10 SiJy,i'5.-
AS g. During the same period It's eX-
penditures were S43s. 6ls G5i. 70. the excess
Of expenditures over receipts thus
amounting 10 SOS 2o3. 245.70. The ordinary
expenditures during the year were ST.
0i5 S52N less than during the preceding
fiscal year. OF the receipts mentioned
thara Wa dariyed fKoIp GRStopaS the sum
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08


II would seem that n Spain should
offer TO cuba genuine autonomy mca-
sure of home rule. which, while prcscrN-
Ing the sovereignty OF Spain. would salts
fy all rational requirements of her Span
ish subjects--therc should be 40 just rca-
son why the paclncation of me island
might not be affected on that basis.
Such result would appear TO be in
the true interest OF all concerned. IL
would at once stop the conflict which IS
now consuming the resources OF the
Island and making II worthless for which
ever party may ultimately prevail.
IL would keep intact the possessions
OF Spain without touching her honor.
which will be consulted rather than inn
pugned by the adequate redress OF adj
United grievance IL would nut TIE
prosperity OF the island and the for
tunes OF it's inhabitants within their own
control. without ScVeIing the natural ana
ancient ties which bind them 10 The
mother country, and would yet enable
them to test their capacity for seli-sov-
ernment under the most favorable con-
dit,CDs. IL has been objected on the one
side that Spain should not promise au-
tonomy until her insurgent subjects lay
down their arms. on the other S,oe.
that promised autonomy, however no
eral. Is insufficient because Without as
tlIrance OF the promise being tNi-litd.
bur the reasonahlcncss of requirement
l,v Spain OF unconditional surrender on
The part Of the insurgent Cubans before
their autonomy Is conceded. Is not alto-
Gsthfk Apparent. II ignores ln&aSissat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
e. Baxter Connell Dismissed From
the Service of the Katy.
NEW BAGGAGE RULES ESTABLISHED,
SUI. hern facihc's Financial Rcport--Thc
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
mems Convention.

H. Baxter Connell, better known as
Badly" Connell. the popular and lnimita-
oie assistant ticket and passenger agent
OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas sew.
ereu MS connection with that company
yesterday and stepped down and an,
AFTER three years service. Mr.. Conne,,,s
Pal a'ioh from the Katy was not caused
ny MS resignation nor was II VOLUNTARY
y" ms part In tho language of the es.
soeA'ea representative himself, "The com.
bui hui ,,, naS hot requested my resignation
uut simply informed me that my Services
wele no longer required, and OF cotIrs.
ui nr me circumstances, | have ouit " >
m, "e uIscnarge OF Mr. Connell is due In
Of ,ba S go VOCATION of the agreement
81 81 .ne southwestern passenger commute
NJ "Hicii Tue KATY as well as ali other
'eAas lnes, are members Some tlma
NJ ,e, omdfses We're preferred against The
laiion ~ ~ ,, anu Texas alleging vio-
, ,",,on vi the passenger agreement of tho
NV association. As is customary updar
me rules of the committee Ola ir,r,a,,
lar " s, ins.iiuted an Investigation which az
p D., 90 clai Gays correspondence betwcen
passenger Agent Barker of Tho Katv al
o o representatives of the road tinaiiv
risuid IN adjudgng the road guilty and
Mr re, .tn name, lame on the shoulders of
100 complicated to be OF Interest," 10 a re
se.eral public; suffice II to saw thai The
s ai1 ,Png OF ticket one day a. ead Of
tne uate OF sale Il a violation Of tho awrec.
Iien' binding the members of the Sontb-
western committee. VIC ""uth-
rms is the first case of its kind a.,
record ana II is to be regretted that NJ
oo'i,,et was TO be made the victim of
~ VI uniortunate mistake, which has cost
nm, nm ms position With IA knowledrs Of
ale rules OF the association, Mr. ConneIi
ncteu upon his own discretion believin,,
as ne uld that he was Justified in thS
transaction. General Passenger ,~or,
baTker, while expressing his high rstor5
Tor Mr.. Council and his faithful and Val
uaple service in the employ of tho cow,
pahy, regrets that his dismissal mus. na,
We sns penalty of an act of disohedlence
NJ Barker announced that he Instructed
an agents to abide by the passenger agree.
neh under penalty of dismissal White
ar. tohneiis intentions were in tho bnst
OF laith. the breach of rules seemed ,yoii
eeStaDiished, and the forfeit was mid no
ms severance from the companv
Baldy Connell Is one of the most yido-
~ known railroad men In Texas ana hos
an army of friends i'm Houston and
lnsroush the state, who will regret TO learn
of his misfortune - " i'''' II
,,o NY passenger Agent Courtney has no,
ycl appointed successor to Mr. ConnoII
ana VIII probably not do SO for severni
u,ays' re has been so grieved over III
loss OF MS faithful and beloved assistant
sn nat nc mas not given thought 10 Tho
HING or the vacancy.