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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-18
aIrje G6ocloepeIhcu.
Stc Glcuelanprr 9ataliropbe.
Sas STdjtn natD Cen Spfrrn. - SisIc Sceben
scfuueen.-GricIiIttcrnc Siencn.

SdS SEDeii ndeD cen Spfcrr. - Sitlc SciGDcn
scfuneeu.-G ridbuttcrnec Siencn.
Glebelano, B, O., II. Suli.-l1m
Sags8an6ru6 heute frU6 tebrta bic
MannI6uft Dss oem itdDtiI6.n 6euerz
bepartsment ge60rigen Rsmorqueurs
pGleDslanOer" nu6 Dem 5luiIs 3uriif,
nm pas Suhsn na6 Den Geifen Der
jeni9en, bic geitern 2lbenD Our6 oas
llmfippsr eines 5G6rboots oas 2e6en
einbUBten, fort3uIeBen. 2(ls @apitGn
Motlep uno Die MurnIGaft Der &iiz
itenrettungs fatipn um l ll6r 6eute
friib i6re fiinfitiinOig'n, erI40pfenosn
g(r6eiten einItellten, batten lie Is 2stz
den aus Dem WaiIer ge3ogen.
Die W1annl6aft 0es rGleOelan0er"
i;6ernabm am W}prgen Die 2lppdrate
Dfr MannI6aft Der 3sttungs ItatiDn
uno Iebt Die Qrbeiten fort. Werigitsns
10000 MenI4en perIammsltsn ii6
pd6renb Der frii6sn Morgenitunoen
auf Den W3rftan uno i6uuten 5u, ME
Die 2eute ben 5luB ablu6ten. Bier
gDote, berer jeDe5 3pai U}ann snt6i:It
purOsn um6er getuOert uno i6lsppten
Elm llngss, nit 8lei 6effpertss Sell,
an ipel6em 6orgEat1n 6efeit;8t paren,
auf Dem 8poen Das 5luifss fer.
2lls bas lInqlids6oot, Elm einfa6sr,
groBtr 5luhta6n, qeboben puroe, ftiez
gan 6iits, &appan, GB9sI6irre u. |. 10,
bic unter DemIelbau deleaan 6Itteu, duf
biz C6erfld6e. rWein 8ott, bort lit
Die &appe msines Sungen." iArie cine
jan.mernba Wlutter un0 brad oa6ei 3uz
iummen, 10 OaB man lie aus oem 0ez
Ordnge ipegtrdgen muBts. gins pat6ez
tiI6e S5ena ereigrete iih audi 6eute
fru1, uls ein &na6e, R1mens EnuR,
Dehen Batter ii9 untsr Den Grtruntenen
6afinbet, nit bem Ghsn ieines 8uters
an Die @erfte fam. gr puBte nod
Ni4ts BON bsm llHgIiid uno iein Samz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-18
SoQddnDige
YscrDQunllQ

pro ourb aaava05 QiQm trjjtlt. Gur6 o:rsU
arttbiIiOic Gj3:aibait;n ytQ;u Il; bic Yeb:r
an b:i otr Ngiouo.run1 DIR wlQt ma o;rtn Gutlstr
ruuo purd5 Oit eal,nzGandlt. Zi;is EjutH in 2os
i.n pou biz r:lulir'u iOior; 0i, Sbliigteit osr
Y:btr uuo b;irc;tn Dan Natitnt.H ltHytqimGbIas
t,ittn. Giuc oo;r vOu 8aop1D 8iltH tdQl3 qt.
rommcu ron Semen, Utl4S al bIititn 56mtrjcn
uno SriQb:it ot. Y:5:r ltoir, ba!:u oa5 SpfiM IL
Cronung NM f1:ru gsiuuoe 9;roluuHg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-18

Sic broorffebcnrru Spnpcutc i'll ct. Souis. -
WeutbmaRunacu Hbcr Sic Sutictefung scr
@rruliifc:.- sofaGna!Jmen rcr Och Srmpz
fratcn- Gprsp'S Se5,picsrriohu erftdrt
Srnan iHr rie Snearua.iou Enrre:u 5acf'
fp;iTS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-18
SpHuner SunutGg5muferci.

Bottom II. Sui. - Sin 8sIu6
Der g5lGsHioerz0 z0ampfsrgeIeQiduTt"
um @rlau6niB, IN Sonntd9en @rtur=
Iion5oampTsr fu6ren ~ lai7en, iIt DON
Der itaatlidsn 9abn@GommiiIion u6z
ihlGgig 6eI6;eosn poroen. Die nSunz
D1D Ytotectioe 2e19ue" pon WfaNa6u=
let's unO pisls bi:Iigs Baitoren 6attsn
gsgen Die geplante ,>Sab6ut6i6dnoung"
BrpteIt ctn1ele1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-18

+ psysin61rtam 4}lane tiinItl'riid
5aarb,iten uno Die 6,loen 4usfupz
lun8en 3u einsr 3u asrIhm:i3en Pfls5z
ten. his Rom1n 0;f;:!:r 5.3Or;n iis
Der Rittung 6lau6ert's an, po4 1T
i6r Rt1Ii3mus porneGmer ais oa1
3oIa's. 1860 Bis 10 ihrit6sn lie 6
grDBere Romars, biz e;gsltlih erlt Iplz
ter sur 2lnsrt;nnung ssIan3tsn uno Ii
tirlriI9 einfluBrt:b puroen, ndmlih:
~Ge5 bOnme5 D Isttrss," Q860), ipdz
ter ais oG5arIe3 'C2m1;uD" Q663),
sSosur Pb:lom,ns" (166D, rH'nee
0iaup>rin" Q860, r8,rminie &acer=
tsur" G865), 8;IA;4te zines l}oos
6213 pom 21ns2, lou8 in Pdri5 BON
'5tufs 81 Stufe INIT IND iu 0ranoe
gtbt, nManat:s '5alomoa" GS60 u~o
gO}loame 6eroai1ai5" GS69). 2(u5z
gsjs;dnete5 6a6sn oi; 6e:osn griio:r
audi Fir o;e fran30TIAs &unItz uno
Siitens,i2:Gjte os5 Is. Sabrbunoert5
in Werf:a 9tLeiTtet, in osn:a eine 6ijls
Doa tuIturgeIh;dtliAsn gin3ein4,;ten
uao 2tnsf0ottn perlrbsitet iiro. g}dh
Dem Scos Ia;nc3 8ruoer3 psr0Tfentlid6z
ta goncHo Den 3oman ga fife GlIIa"
(187o), Die 8eId;6te ,iner StrdBsnz
o.rns, iii Der Die duBerIt,n SorIequenz
3sn Oe5 Hltural;$mu5 9c5ogen perz
Dan. 6ernsr rGberie" QS85) unO r2es
frsrss 3em3anno" Q87O), 100 in Der
@s7hi1ts 3meier 2ltro5lten osm gez
meinIlman lit:rlriIhen S3dffsn Der
Gri;oer Elm Jeatmal geIeBt pirO.
Sic Tctie ocs G5arcn.
8erlin, II. Suli. - Wj, I9on
mit5et6cjlt, ,umfaBt oa59eiIepro3rdmm
b:s G3arsn, tpelber geg2a Gnoe Sep
tsmt>r nit isiner 8:ma0lin per9ieo2z
ne 90fs @uropl'5 b2Iuh3n nil, 10 peit
bstannt, 9erlin, Wisn uno Dlrmitdot.
IN alItn oisIen Dre; Stdotsn miro
iid oa5 ta:I:rli6. Qllr mebrsre 3ags
auf6llten. S6 IS duh nl6 2onoon
fdbren pirb, lit nod nj2t beItimmt;
Die GDnigin Giftpria BAT an pie S3u=
ritt, tpeI6e befarntlia fire gntelin lit,
cine @inla'oung ergebsn lliIsn, ood
ioQ:n Dem 8eIu6a in o,r sngliIcb9a
51uptItaot IoiplomatiI6e 5inOerniiTe
characterization. Sa6r pabri3e;nlih
ober tpiro ii1 Der G3ur iiber OieIel6sn
binpsgitB:n- llno nift 6lo5 GORDON,
ionOern audi Pdri5 IND Rcm BE u
5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-18
NeIcbcn eiueS rambaftcn frausoii
iG,cn Sd,riftitcucrs.

8aris, 7. sui. -IS:r Ico g.
mono Goui5 Qlntoine 9uot be Gonz
courts, bss b:tannteu S4riftIteQars,
piro gsnleloet. Der 9erItor6:ne tpurz
be am 26. Wai 1922 in RancD ge6oren.
Gr mub 3uiummsn nit iein:m 8ruoer
Sules, ge6oren am II. 9a3eul6er 1880,
qenannt peroen. Sis bilpst,a bon ihz
rem erItsn Iuftreten an (185D fis
5Am '3coe oes jIngeren 8ruoer5 Sules
am 20. SUM- 1870 MIR eins literariI6e
ginbeit. iRipam iIe oieiel5e l2[Hfg1b:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-18

Na9tz uno 3ugluft in parmsm
Dettsr bringt bdufi3 tOrpsrli9s
rSfner3en, bisIe f0nnsn jsop9 pur9
Dan Ss6rau4 Don ct. SatO6s>Ssl sni=
fsrnt peroeh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-18
z IL ! ~
Sd)mer3en gebrilt i'm slnsenblit.

Wfan 9:braufe &aopap'5 gfeabb
ReljsF Bel Den eriten 4n3ei6en BON
SAmer3en posr ue6sIbefinoen; penn
llnnoblIein poer &rantbeit i'm 2(nz
3uge it, piro Die !Seilung pol5ogen
Iein, e6e Der 6ausar3t gelp0bnlj9 bas
6auS erreiht bat.
9tilt ri, iblimmt,r Slbmcrj:u III elmer biz 70
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-18
DfaIaria in icineu prriI,icrcncn 6eifalten
gebeiit uuh ocrbutct.

Gs oi,bf film o,lm'td in Der gS:lt, has 5j'b.r
uuo g9t6itliitb,r nuo ale duo;rcu maIarii6tn, bis
H6;;u uuo ioungcu 6i;btr 10 raid BELT wit u a os
wa0's RtaOO Ieliti im Y;rsin nit u os
lpaD's YilIcu.
@tlituot iont:a nets cine Glaj, &oOwaDs Stclr
~ Itli,f nit ii6 iitbrtn. Gm8s 2ropi:n III Q2dl
i.r p:rocu Rraufbcjt oO:r gtibD:rorl, tu:lhc ourb
ptn 9Scbicl I'M S9diicr cnttcbcu Uerbiitcn @tls Gin
Stimuartjum 1T . iranlrdibcm %rauOg oo:r
%iitsrs p0rjujitb:A
tbt.srH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-18
Ger 5inmautenolrtel ctuer amcrt=
famtidIcn S9cr;p9iu.

Hon Jon, II. gull. - ,Sn e,1am
pieIar Sage in 0eoonIbire 1tattgefunz
Oensn geIeQI6dFtIic6en urterGdltHng
iib;rtrdf Die Pra6tentfaltung an gu
psIenI4muf uQs5 frib>r Oagepe7eae,
unO Die 9er3ogin Oon W}arl6urou36
(SonIuelp Glnoar6iID mar in oieIer
@inIi6t aQen anoeran}lntpefsnoen porz
aus. &5 mar nicht i6re 0sr3og5troae,
Die 10 D;sl 2lufIe6en erregts, o5glei9
0isIelbe atpu5 60ber mar, ais Oisisaige
irge,o elmer Der dnosren 9er5oginnen,
ionbern ibr nit I;umuntsn b,IeBtsr
8iirtel, pel6er pirtli6 ein Yca6titiit
uno e;njiQ in Ieiner Qlrt mar.
Die frii3ere 6er3ogin bon Warl6oz
rough, Elm gs6orenes Sri. Yrice Don
Srop uno fpdter 6rau 6lmmcr5IeD
opn Ntfp=Oort, Its6t auf DIR formsuen
Cite Der 3u Der 8urtcnge7eQ59aft Der
t0ni9Iidsn 8dIte einfa6 ais .2aObN.
gsre5Toro." Dies geI6iebt i'm Sim
flunge nit Dem ii6liben 8s6rau6a osr
86aigin, p;Lfe 3peite 6sirat6en n;1t
gsrne iie6t, IND allen 9erjsnigen, lp'lz
de 5ipeits S6en I6lisBen, bsi jeoar s.
legen6sit ,in,n fleincn 0ie6 petItBt.
TI-ie Gaocloepefd,cu.
: Die g6umber 8icpcle @orfs" gu
Gooentrp, GngIunO, brannten geitern
rieoer~ Der 8erluit betrGgt etpu
$50O,000.
- 5ules @ui&arb, Mitgliso oss
fron50TI4en Senuts fir ba5 9sparte=
ment gpnne, itar6 porgeitern 2(6eno
i'm gtlter BON 70 Sa6ren. Gr mar isiz
ner 3eit 8rdiiosnt Der Sue5tanalzGo.
uno elmer Der eriten W}it1rbeiter Des
8rafen 5eroinanb be 2eFeps bei Der
9eritellung jenes WaferDegs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-18
Dis 8olo Demofraten pom
Dc iii ouri organtz
Iiren lid.

81. 2ouis, II. 5uli. - Seitern
9(6sn0 fano- bier eine auBerorosntli4
gut 6eIuhte 8eriammlun3 0Dn 8utz
gsIo40emofraten 5nsd5 8rijHoung si=
nes &1mPdgnezglu55 Itutt. O6,rit
Sants %. 9ap uno Phil. W. 8gnO>
Il6 biclt:n purm: 2(nIpra6en, in De-
nen it ii1 entididoen 9t3sn ods in
G3icagO uuF8efteGte yo:motratii6s"
lidet unD Die .BldttForm au5Ipra6sa
uno einsn 2(nI6luB al Die rspu5lif1z
niihe 9artsi '6eFiirportoten, i'm Safe
fein osmofratiI4s5 8utqelO 3if,t
uuf9siteQt tpiro. De 8sr7ammIung
5,I1toB, in alien Waro5 uno ipdtsr
i'm gaR3en Sountp @utsslo=Slub5 81
griiNOsn uno eine ensrgiicfe 2(9itation
ms Bert 81 ieBsn. Sn SfzSt. Gouis
SG5., miro 1ongreBmitgIieO 6Oremun
eine 9lsi6e 9epegung ms 2eben ruz
fen. 6oreman bat Offsntlt4 ertldrt,
D1B sr o1S YarteiA5idst neg.n oer
6rtiiil6srplants ni4t unterItiBen mex
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-18
Gin eSeirm,ittef fit aGe
Sommerz, ,,Gomplaints"

Gin balbtr lbe:l0iftt poG &raop 1tlici III ejntm
balbpolca Cias g9aiitr, ptocrboit 10 oft ais Der
SiublganQ Dor T6 gtbt, uuO eiu NIT 3iaO9 8eIisf
a,trdu.tcs Stid 6lannca iib,r Ocu Utdosn unO I'm
tcrltib Qcg:qt p:ribaiit ofOrtigc GrIcibtcrmg unO
btipirft baloiQs otlunl.
Snnerli5 Gln balbcr 1b;;l0ff; pOu in cinsm
balbpoacn Glas g9aitr btcitigt in Wcnig,n Minn
ten Rrdmpic. SbpnOdluidlt, lauren DtaGcn, Hau
lea. 6rbrcb:n. Soobrtnncu. Hsrp0iitdt, S6atIorg
ftit, Wigrdns, Slabuno;n uHO all: inner;n SdbUsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-18
Den IS. Snli 1896.

l1T1Iinn: rs6soiop6ii6 ipeiB i6. oab
Wm. s. BRIAN Die SHcarndtioa Glnz
Drelp SudTon'5 lit, uno fpiritualiItiI4
is6e i6 lin ibn gruppirt Die i3attenz
t1ften Tormsn Waibinnton's, Qinz
coins uno 'oss 6stlugsnzip;rt6sn Polt,
I'm ibm bei ieinem 9elniib,n, oitGoltsz
rsgierung tpiaocr 6er5uItellen, ibre 8siz
GIlfe gu ls;1sa." Carl gropns err
tidrte peiter, :r isi 6ersit, ais 0elsg1t
in st. 2ouis 81 fungirsn, DoraU5Jez
1eBt, rcaB man i'm ni9t oom Ia5ea
Dertr:ibs," cine QlnIp:,lurg auf Den
Srunlu i'm &apitolssgart an l. Mai
1894, bsi tpstdem G1rl 8rppae ii1 in
70 fIGglider 3fple rorfii6rta.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-18
TuHIanoS $ ntuer 4s1mr.

8erlin, II. Suli. - St5iigIih Der
Na6rjcbt, Dab GuBlanO cine naue Nnz
lei6s DON 200 WilIipnen Rub,i i'm 2lus=
lanoe 5u pluciren iuGe, I'm ie:ne Sob
r,Isr0s fir be bsporf:6eno, Ginfii6z
rung Der 8olopd6rung npA meter gu
Itdrt;n, 6smert BE n80IniIfe Sci
tung:" Die iofortige 9ur4fubr61rtsit
Da5 qIane5 De5 6inan5miniIter5 Witte
lei is6r 5u 6sjipeiFeln. Die pOn ibm
dng'Iummeite 0oloreIerca tperoe isbr
6alo I6pino:n, Da Das Sob bs2ufs
3ab(ung Der 3inien fir Die ruIIiIG:n
2lnlei6en ms Q(uslano punDsrn perDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-18
Giue an crtfantfd,c q amf lit Yerina

9eting, II. Suli. - 0as @sIu6
Der Gs8ierungen Deuti4lano's unO
3uBlano's I'm Grlau6nib CUR @ta6li=
rung BON 9antsn in 4eting, pelf),
OeutI4e unO ruiiiIde Rsg;erung5 8e>
i3Gfts erIeDigsn ipLlten, lit ppn Gbina
u6ga76ilgsn pOrOen. China unt3r=
blnDelt nit Den Ser. Stuatan in 8ez
3uQ uuF Die 8riinoung eir:r ameritu=
niI6en 9dnf in 9ef!nQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-18
Gtue Griis.
SeOsntl;de Sadlass aaj Greta.
SSibttge Hptc oer Grtca,tfd)eu ScGi,'
rune an eic 9RdO.c.

Ginc ripIpnratiiebe s1iuus ausebiid, mid,t :;Iehr
moalid.-2ic pruc;ustauiid,c Gprrr:ippn'
rcu; Gem brit.i6,ru @nrI1ment uuterbrcitct.
-SSas "pre Sdlisburp ra;u ias:r. - Nod
elm GDriiirumd iTafrc in Irmrmicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-07-18

Oem otra ten.
Pbilao el biu, II. Suli. =
BennIplplnier 9utgelD ;1smofrutel
6ielten 6eute o16Ser i'm 8iire1u oes 6e
f1nnten Qcoofdt:n 3pbn 6. 9uQit
unter Dem 8orIiBe 6enrp .. Welf6's
zines, 9irsftcr5 Der rpenn5plounia1
| 9d6n, eine9erIdmmlung a6 unD nab
men 8eI6Iihe an, psl9e gagsn oa:
@bicaoo'er 5idst uno Die Bl1ttforn
prote Itiren. Sin 'Slie6sner Somit
pur0e ernannt, I'm nit Den unD;rar
9amofratsn 'oe5 'Staates gu conferirer
uno S6ritte 81 treffen, I'm iis odrar
81 oerbinOsrn, fir SrDan uuo jSspa(
81 Itimmen.
Sumpagne q ti5en.
IS. u. Winole, ipelden bic grpbi:
bitioniItsn Don S1inois gum 9ics:
@ouperneur nominirten, 6at Die SO:
aninatipn abssle6nt unb srfldrt, e
lperos fir 9rb1n itinl:nsn.
Der y9Ssfferion Glu6," Die tonan:
ge6enoe oemofrutiihe Organization
BON ct. Qouis, bat 0orgeItern 2(6ant
na9 na6s5u oi;rItinoigsr 0s6atte oas
Gbicago'er Sidst unO Die 8lattforr
nit 60 gsqen "a Stirlnen inopHirt
6r. gfoQd Deu5, Der 4rGiioent, fun=
oigte in 5olge OieIer @ntIheioung lei.
nen Iustritt aus Dem Stub an.
Die 2lngabe, oaB Der lesmofratii9t
Observation-Disclosures eigentlif
rO'8rpan" belize uno oas . crit ieit
ieiner lleberIieoelung na9 He6rasto
fallen gslaHen 6a6c, ipiro BON Gulpsp.
per, pa, aus, mo iein urgroboutar
Id)on in 1852 po6nte, tpi6arlsgt. Syu
oeri6ieoenen, nod in bortigen 9er;6z
ten oorbaaosnsn 2lftsn ite6t bar gfan:
9rDan uno ni4t S'Srnan, uno einl
BON Dem l1rgroBbutsr erri4tets, nod
it,6enoe fleine Stride lit jeBt mod dls
ols w8rDun Vecting 6ouie" bstaant
sSo6n 3. 8rpan, 9roBoater b,s San=
0.oaten, fidoslte in 1880 posr '35, ala
eilas grDan, Der 8atsr Deg Gambia
ten, II Sabre alt mar, na4 Sainoiz
iiber. 9eridyieoene 8srDanoten Der
5amiIis pohnen jsBt nod in Der Inn
g;6ung bon Sulpepper.
Senator 6iG p1r saitarn tur5s 3ait
in Der lStaiDt Jlepzgcrf uro bate Elm:
Gonfersn5 nit Dem @rz8ouoern.ur
SSloper uno Dem @rz9icez8oupsrneur
S6ae61n. gr psigsrte Ii6, irsero mel
d. W1itt6silungsn barber 81 maf:n.
gBm. &. &it6en bon DIR Nt!p Yorz
fer 2(ftienb0rIe Bot gsItern cine 0stts
Don $1,000 gsgsn $400 an, Oab W1c=
ainlep Der nd9Ite Prdfosnt Der Der.
Stdatan i;in tperDe.
6. 6. Wda, frii6erer @DrIiBsr bes
oempfrdtiI6en Staats Gpmite's bon
DisconIin uno Wiitglitb Des bemofraz
tiI6an g2atioral Gon:ts's fir ienen
5tadt, Bat ii3 fir 9rban unb Sepall
srflGrt. 81, Na6ri6t ma4t bstrd6t=
ti9es 9luFIebsn, Oa @uG 6isber als
8plobempfrdt gait.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-24
Mortgage Foreclosure.
WHEREAS. Defau!. has been made in the c

WHEREAS, Defaui: has been made in the con
w ditions o. a certain mortgage bearing date
the 22d day of September A. u. 1894 and ex-
ecuted by Henry G. Mckinley and Annie McKin-
lev. his wife, Of Crawford Cou nty, in the State
Of Michigan, TO VIM. Corning. of Rochester. New
A. d. 1884. at o'clock in the forenoon. in liber
A of mortgages. on pages 452 and f53, In the of.
flee OF the Register OF DEEDS for Crawford
County, Michigap;
AND WHEREAS. the amount claimed TO be
due for principal and interest at the date of this
notice Is the sum of s469 so. and no proceedings
at law or in equity having been instituted to re-
notice Is hereby given that on the 10th day Of
September. A. ID, 1871. at O'Clock in the after
noon. standard time, at the Court House In the
city Of Grayling. County OF Crawford. and state
of Michigan THAT being the place where the
Circuit Court for the said County OF Crawford Is
heidi by virtue of the pow err Of sale in sad mort
gage contained. and in pursuance OF the statute
In such case made and provided, there will be
sold at public auction, to the highest bidder. the
PREMISES described In said mortgage or sufficient
portion thereof Co satisfy the amount due on said
mortgage together with interest and the costs
charges an d expenses allowed by law, including
an attorney fee of $1,000, namely all that certain
ford, and State of Michigan. described as fol
lows. to wit: The North Half OF the Northwest
fractional Quarter INA Of the N w fr. al and the
North Half Of the North East Quarter tNlS OF
MEAL OF Section eighteen isl. Town tw enty-sis
1891 North of Range two ~ West, containing oat
hundred forty nine aud 4i.1oo ID Q 4i-lnl acres
Dated. Saginaw. Mich, June 18th, 1926
EDWARD CORNING, EXECUTOR,
ANNA CORNING, FxEcuTRx.
Jeo A. MCKAY,
Attorney for hortgngees,
Saginaw, Mich. june95-fsw
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FREE WOOL.
DISASTROUS EFFECTS OF THE
WILSON TARIFF ACT ON THE
WOOL INDUSTRY.
Imports Enormously Increased. - Prices
Ruinously Reduced. - Flocks Greatly
Diminished.

The farmers of Michigan and Of the
northern states generally have suffered
in the prices and demand for many of
their products under the operation of
the Wilson tariff act. Some of the de-
tails of this injury to their markets
have already been published in this
paper. In nothing has the loss been
more general than in the wool product.
And this feature is deserving of an
article by itself.
There is no other product OF field or
pasture that the tariff reforncrs"
have been so eager to attack as wool.
One of President Clcvclands earliest
messages To congress was devoted
largely to an argument i'm favor of put
ting wool on the free list. The Mills
bill proposed the same thing, and the
Wilson bill. which is the first tariff
measure the Democrats have been able
to pass. accomplished what had long
been threatened. The reduction on
wool and woolens took effect Jan. 1,
1898. although the influence of the
threatened attack upon the industry
had been felt on prices for two years
preceding that. Some of the figures
relating to this industry are interest
ing and significant.
The imports Of wool, by classes, for
the calendar year 1894. which was the
last year under the Mckinley tariff,
and for 1895, which was the first under
the Wilson tariff, were, in pounds as
follows.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-24

Apropos of Mr.. Cornelius Wander
bilt's disagreement with his son, and
the latter's marriage TO woman
very much older than himself, the
editor OF The COSMOPOLITAN, in the
September issue, seriously discusses
the education most useful to modern
life, and substantially, II not in
words, asks: "Does modern college
education educator" The September
Cosmopolitan, as If to show what a
magazine can do, gives four complete
stories in this single number, by
such noted authors as Frances Curt
enay Baylor, Maurice Thomps n, Ger
trude Hall, and John j. a'Becket. E.
Strahorn, Colonel Tillman, and Ruth
McEnery Stuart are also among the
contributors TO this one issue or a
magazine that is sold for 10 cents.
The Cosmopolitan has been gradually
perfecting its engraving and mechan-
ical departments, until the publishers
believe that, in the September issue,
they present number unrivaled in
artistic and mechanical excellence.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-24

In one year after its enactment the
Wilson law doubled the importation of
bar iron; it destroyed the cotton tie in
iustry in this country and closed up
the factories; it about doubled the inn
ports of steel ingots, blooms, etc; it in
creased the imports of tin plate; and
though the iron and steel schedule was
not injured to the extent of the wool
schedule and the wooden and worsted
schedule, yet the imports were incrcas-
ed S5,O00,O00. In common with all
business this great industry, in which
probably over half a million Of our peo-
pie are directly or indirectly interested,
has been crippled and the consuming
power of an army Of workers cut down.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-24
Loyal Democrats.

Once again the loyal Democrats OF
the country are called upon to dis
play their patriotism. Once again
the line Of 81 ctonalism has been
drawn aud the honor of the country
is menaced.
AS the brave Democrats of '61
shouldered their guns to march to
the front to defend the common flag,
so now they align themselves in deter
mined opposition to the mob OF NAL
contents which stormed the Chicago
convention, and seized control of the
Democratic party under the red flag
of anarchy and the black guideOns
of reputation. The crisis of '6l
called for blood; the crisis of '96 calls
for ballots, and, thank God, the
loyal Democrats Of to day are as
courageous and fearless and unselflsh
as they were In 1861.
The inspiration of these. times re-
sides in intelligence and not in pas.
son; the duty of the hour Is pa.
triotic and not pusillanimous. Every
thinking Democrat apprehends the
gravity Of the situation, the mo.
Nervousness of the issue. Forget
ting the ties Of long association, un-
mindful OF long-cherished doctrines,
the patriotic Democrat, seeing only
the impending disaster of rerudia.
ton, bankruptcy and despair in the
triumph Of Organism, has allied him
self to the cause Of national honesty
and honor, and courageously sum
mons all his energies to defeat the
mistaken alarmist and calamityites
who rally around Eryan
There is i'm his zeal for the cause
Of honor, subtly mixed with the
elixir of enthusiasm, that indescrib
able pride which comes to every
champi OF holy cause. The crus
adors were MT inspired of so lofty
purpose; the Ieformers under Luther
never drank so deeply of devotion to
truth as does he who now rejects the
miscbievous doctrines OF Bryan to
battle for the triumph OF right under
the gonfalon Of sound money.
The nations credit shall not be i'm.
paired; the nations honor shall not
be compromised, so long as the loyal
Democrats Of this state and country
stand hard and fast To the financial
principles of their forcfathers With
so many of them swelling the ranks
OF the guards Of prosperity our leader
must surely lead then, to victory in
November bet. Jouroal.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-24
The Grandest Remedy.

Mr.. r. b. Greeve. merchant of Chill
howie, Va, cert,ties that he had
consumption, was given up to die,
sought all medical treatment that
money could procure, tried all cough
remedies he could hear OF, but got
no relief; spent many nights sitting
up In chair; was Induced to try DR..
Kings New Discovery, and was cured
by the use OF two bottles. For pa Z
3 years has been attending to bust.
ness, and says DIR. Kings New Dis.
covery Is the grandest medicine ever
made, as 1t has done 80 much for him
and also for others Ia his community.
DIR. Kings New Discovery Is guar.
teed for Coughs, Colds and Consump.
tion. 1t don't fail. Trial bottles
free at L. Fournier's Drug Store. 2
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-24

The wool which was imported from
the United Kingdom was not, of course,
very largely the product of of the Brit
ish Isles. 1t was mostly South Ameri-
can and Australian wool. imported by
way of English ports, and paying trib-
ute, in the way of freight and profits,
to our English cousins.
American flockmasters have not only
had their market invaded by increased
importations under the free trade
policy of the Democracy and the Wilson
bill, but they have suffered in the
price of their product. The wool
schedule of the Mckinley law went
into effect Oct. 6, 1890, and the New
York prices of the different grades of
wool in that month were; fine 33 cents
per pound, medium %, and course 81
cents. In October 1905, under the in
fluencc of the Wilson tariff law and
increased importations, the prices
were; fine 1871, medium 2l1I, coarse %.
Here is another point. In 1884,
under duty of l2X cents per pound
on wool, there were 50,5O0,O sheep
on the farms and ranches of this coun-
try. In 1888, under a tariff Of 10 cents
per pound, the number had fallen to
Al, 500, 900. In 1898, under the McKin-
ley tariff of IL cents per pound they
had increased to 47,500,00O. On the
first of January 1896. under the free
wool clause of the Wilson tariff, they
had fallen to 80, 100000.
DO the wool growers OF Michigan
want another four years OF the Will
son tariff law, or do they want re-
turn TO the system OF protection for
wool?
The platform on which Bryan and
Sewall are running for President and
vice president declares against any
change i'm this tariff. The platform
on which Mckinley and Hobart are
running declares in favor of return
to the protection system.
Which will you have?