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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-24
P.or sale or Trade.

A full bred, imported Frence Perche-
ron stallion for sale cheap; or will ex-
change for other property. A sure foal
getter. KERR & BUCKLEY,
17-2ms d&w* Grass Valley, Or.
Subscribe for The Chronicle
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12

The streets of Perrysburg in some To-
calities need cleaning up badly, and it
would seem that the pride of our citl-
zens would be in cleaning up surround
ings OF their promises. In many local
tiles adjoining the finest homes in the
village, weeds are permitted to grow
to height that would indicate that
the premises had been abandoned Or
the people had long since been dead +.
1t is in very bad taste for people dressed
in the best style to come out of house
whose surroundings are so untidy and
badly kept as to indicate it's owner or
occupant had lost all regard for appear
ances. 1t is poor advertisement for
any town and there should be an effort
made by our village authorities to
enforce the laws regarding the cutting
of weeds and cleaning up the streets
and alleys.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12

1t is Treasurer McMahan if you
please. On Monday last Fred Yeager,
who has filled the Office of County
Treasurer to the entire satisfaction OF
the people of the county during the past
four years, handed over the keys and
books OF the Treasurer's office to his
successor, r. w. McMahan, the new
Treasurer. No one ever left the office
of Treasurer of Wood county with a bet
ter record than has Fred Yeager, and
he is succeeded by one who has long
possessed the reputation OF being care
full, conscientious and efficient business
man, and one in whom the people feel
the utmost confidence. He will have
as deputy, .Mr. Ed. Mum of Portage,
and will also be assisted by his son
Clarence McMahan, who has become q
very familiar figure in Wood county
and young gentleman who possesses
sterling traits of character, and who
will be a very able assistant in the
office. The people of Wood county will
have no reason to regret the ele
of whit" McMahan.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12

The first Republican meeting in the
county, was held at Tontogany on
Thursday evening last, and was ad-
dressed by j. E. Shatzel and Mayor
Campbell of 3. G. Both of these gen.
tlemen have recently abandoned the
Democratic party and are not afraid to
publicly set forth their reasons for so
doing. In his speech Mr.. Shatzel picked
to pieces the Chicago convention and
demonstrated that its nature was anar-
chistic and for this and other reasons
he could not support it's platform or
candidates. Mr.. Shatzel is one of Wood
county's most prominent young attor-
neys, and his courage in abandoning
that party which he believes to be
wrong stamps him as a man of strong
character and honor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12

The Valentine theatre was filled from
pit to dome Thursday night when Geo.
Wilson, the celebrated burnt cork com
median, appeared before the audience
and rendered a topical song in his in
imitable manner, to the air of Il want
you ma honey, yes do" in which he
recited the numerous reasons why the
country wanted Mckinley, and closed
the song thusly-"We wanty you, McKin-
ley; we want you mighty badly, oh, we
want you Mckinley, yes we do" The
immense audience fairly went wild with
enthusiasm. and insisted on having
more of the same kind. That applause
indicated the sentiment of that audi
ence which was a gathering OF repre-
sentative people of all classes.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12

The report that Senator Hankey is
anything but an enthusiastic supporter
OF Mckinley and Hobart, is as far from
truth as anything can be. The Senator
has some ideas of his own on the silver
question but has also the firm opinion
that anything but the election OF Nc
Klnley this fall will result in such
utter ruin of the county that free sill
ver,n nor any other scheme, could posi-
BILE revive business for many years to
come. You may be sure the Senator is
losing no time in making votes for Nc
Kinley, protection and sound money.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12

Surveyor l.. B. Fraker filed his bond
and became County Surveyor on Mon
day last. His bond contains the names
of l.. B. Fraker r. d. Henderson, A.
j. Mum, w. d. Nudge, j. A. Holmes
and John II. Jones, all of Weston. He
succeeds w. II. Wood, who has filed
the responsible Office very creditably.
Mr.. Frakor has been engaged in teach
ing school for several years in Wood
county, but he is by profession civil
engingineer of many years experience.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12
MONEY IN CALCULATION July !, 1896.

Q. What does this show? A. 1t
shows that our money supply has in
creased 240 per cent. as compared with
1860, and 104 per cent. as compared
with 1872.
Q. Has the money supply increased
faster than the population? A. Very
much faster.
Q. How do you prove this? A. BY
dividing the total money in circulation
at each date by the total population of
the country at the same date, and thus
finding the circulation per capita.
@. What does such a process show?
A. The per capita circulation of the
United States on July l, 1860, was
$14.06; on July l, 1872, it was $1S.70; at
the opening of July, 1896, it was $2l. is.
Q. But has not the money supply OF
the world at large been decreasing? A.
On the contrary it has been increasing
rapidly.
Q. How is this proved? A. BY the
statistics of new gold production.
Q. How large has this production
been? a. The reports of the Director
of the Mint, which are acknowledged
authority, show that from 1878 to 1894
inclusive, the worlds total new gold
production has been $2,526, 1881, 800
Q. Is this new product of gold in
creaslng or decreasing? A, 1t is in
creasing with enormous rapidity.
Q. Give The figures. A. Iu 1873 the
worlds gold production was $96, 200 600;
in 1880 it was S106, ,436, 500. In the year
1890 it was Sis, 900. In 1894 it was
$lSO,G26, 100. For 1895 it was 1903, ,OOO,-
600, and the mint estimate for 1896 is
1920, O,OOO, 600.
Q. What does this mean? A. 1t
means that the amount of gold annaully
added to the worlds money supply has
more than doubled in the last twenty
three years.
Q. Is not this annual rate of produc-
tlon liable to decrease? A. On the
contrary, all experts in the American,
Australian and South African gold
fields look for further and very heavy
increase over the present rate of pro-
duction.
Q. But has not the disuse of silver
with tuli coinage facilities cut down
the total annual addition to the worlds
metallic money supply? A. 1t has not.
Q. Why? A. In 1878 the worlds
gold production was $96, 100000; it's
silver production, $Sl, 100000; total,
SITS, 100000. Last year the production
of gold alone was $2O3, 100000.
O. Was not the combined annual
production of gold and SILVER larger
than this at the time of the Californian
and Australian gold discoveries? A..
1t was not.
Q. What was the highest record of
that period? A. Between 1856 and 1860
the worlds average annual production
of gold was $134, ,0S3, 600; of silver, $S7,-
61S,0OO; total, Sl71, ,70l 900, or less, by
$3l 300 900, than last years production
OF gold alone.
q. What are we to say, then, OF the
argument that the money supply, since
silver free coinage was abandoned, has
been contracting? A. That it is utter
ly false as applied to the world at large,
and especially SO as applied to the
United States.
| TO BE CONTINUED.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12

While in Bowling Green few
since we were pleased to learn
many of the best citizens were an
to have the electric railway come
town on Main street. At presen
road stops at the corporation
'Chapinville." AT one time the
pany agreed to build and operate
IL miles south of the village and
Council had not "monkeyed" witt
ordinance that II miles would
been built, but the company beco.-..-
tired of playing horse and aliowin
Bowling Green to do all the driving
concluded to let the town down whic
they certainly have done. There
talk of having the line come in o
streets back of Main, but some oil th
people think the road would look jus
az fine on Main as upon any othe
street, and thus 1t remains. The lin
can draw people from Bowling Gree
but there is no extension TO bring trad
into town from the south, which is cei
tainly unfortunate for the hub.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12

All people who have the proper in
terest in their neighbors and neighbor-
ing villages will appreciate the senti-
ment expressed when we say that the
JOURNAL is pleased to observe any cyl
dence OF prosperity shown by our coun-
ty seat town, Bowling Green. We are
proud of our county and are glad to note
any evidences of advancement that is
observable in the village Tor city as its
residence please to call it) that is the
seat OF county government, and regret
any features that are detrimental TO the
town. The daily papers of the village
give notice of the sickness of many citi.
zens and in nearly every case fever is
the cause. So much fever in such a
town as Bowling Green is indicative OF
either bad water or bad sewerage or
both. A few days since one of the
dailies referred TO the bad odor of the
water in the mains; a few months since
those same papers referred to the oyer
flowing of sewers. and it is safe to sur
mise that this run OF fever in the vii
lage is the result. We frequently OBJ
serge items in those papers referring to
the inferior advantages OF Perrysburg
and would beg permission to suggest
that those same journals might find a
better occupation In punching up their
own city and its sewerage and water
supply.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12

The appointment of w. S. Haskell as
u member OF the Board of Elections of
Wood county, is but just acknowledge
ment of his worthy services rs Clerk of
the Board during the past, and of Re-
publican who is always ready to do his
duty for his party.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12
Interesting Document.

An old document with history was
received for record at the recorders
office Tuesday. 1t is a transfer of 80
acres of land in Perrysburg for $50, and
is signed by William Bell, who was
Governor Of Ohio in 1S46.-Blade.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12

Hon. J. II. Southard is doing excel
lent campaign work this Fall. He is
having good meetings wherever he goes
and his gentlemanly manner of discus
sing the political issues make him fay
orite wherever he speaks. He is making
votes wherever he goes.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12
TIE MONEY SUPPLY.

O. What is the fundamental claim
OF the free-coinage advocates? A. They
claim that the amount of money in cir
culation has been decreasing since the
decentralization of silver. and that this
decrease has caused general fall in
prices.
Q. Is it true that the money supply
has been decreasing? A. Ii is not.
Q. What are the facts? A. So far
as the United States is concerned,
there has been an enormous increase.
In 1860 the money in circulation in this
country was S442, lO2, AT; in 1872 it was
$73S, $40; by the Treasury bulletin
at the opening oil July, 1895, it was
Sl.5O9, 725,2 200.
Q. Can you give the detailsY A.
Certainly, Here they are:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12
FREE COINAGE CATECHISM
New York Evening POST

The purpose of this series of ques-
tions and answers is to put, in simple
form, the problems raised by the free
coinage controversy, with n plain
answer to each. All Statistical. facts
given are transcribed from official
publications.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12

Attorney General Monnett holds that
hard cider does not come under the
provisions of the law prohibiting the
sale of intoxicating liquors, holding
that it is neither spurious, vinous or
malt,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12

The B, G. First Voters Mckinley club
have secured their new uniforms and
with their band of 90 pieces they are
prepared to do some effective work in
this campaign.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12
A Mckinley club OF 1876 members was
organized at Tontogany on Thursday
last

Glittering generalities comprise the
principal part of w. Jennings Bryan's
speeches.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12
CONGRESSIONAL,
JUDICIAL.
For Judge of the Sixth Judicial District,
GEORGE X. HAYNES.

For Judge of the Sixth Judicial Distrit
GEORGE X, HAYNES.
COUNTY.
For Clerk,
JOE L. BAIRD,
OF Pcrrysburg.
For Auditor,
GEORGE W. GAGHAN,
of Center
For Probate Judge,
STEPHEN A. ANGUS,
of Montgomery.
For Sheriff,
RICHARD BIGGS,
of Plain.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
ARTHUR B. MURPHY,
OF Center.
For Commissioner,
CHRIS G. GUNDY,
of Washington.
For Infirmary Director,
JOSEPH II. MITCHELL,
of Plain.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-09-12
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE.

Secretary OF State,
CHARLES KINNEY.
Supreme Judge,
CHARLES WILLIAMS.
Food Commissioner,
JOSEPH L. BLACKBURN.
Member Board Public Works,
FRANK A. HOFFMAN,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15
@rnan 1T @tmuetcto.

Die &eiie bes Yrdiioenti@aftssGa
oioatsn Der aQiirten &efurmparteien,
@iuiam Sennim9s Yryam. ourd Mins
neiota uno isin Nuientbalt in Sarge,
ct. Saul, minneapolis, Oulutb uno
auoersn Yldten batten eine 10 rielise
Yoltsoemonltration I'M @efolse, wie lie
nod tsinem Sterbliden in oieiem Staate
81 Gbsil muroe. llnsesdblte Gauienoe
uou Msuibcu battsn lid LIBERAL einse:
funoeu UNI ben nd@iten Yrdlioenten Der
Ser. Staatsn gu besriiBen. uno no im:
mcr iib bcrislbs ieben uno bSren lieB.
wuroe Ct nit taum 81 belbreibenoem
Gntbuiiasmus uno Subel empiansen.
Su st. saul uuo minneapolis ALIEN
miro be 3ubl oerielbsn oui minoeitens
bunoert Gauieno aei@aet. Selbituers
ltdnoli1 tomnte nidt einmal bic 9dlfte
ouuon 81 Den s%eordust pollen 9auen, in
wsl9en Bryan Neoen belt, 3utritt crs
lonsen uno bic llebriaeu muBten iib
psBbalb oamit besnii9en. ibrsm @eiubl
our@ Saud;en uno 1urrabru len auf
oiiener StraBe Suit 81 MAIDEN. @ir
tonneu uns ni9t oamit% betalen, benSn>
bait Der peridieosnen Neoen audi nur
I'M NusSus 81 brinssn. um ben @ebalt
oerielben wiiroi9en gu t0nnen mub man
lie i%ibsrbaupt ielbit b0ren ODER meni9>
items Dem po1en 8ortluut na9 leien,
erlt bann erbdlt mani einen Se9riii bon
oes erltaunli9en Weonertalent oes
Yoltscanoioateu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15

erioBt bubsn, Bag al elmer sliitliden
2Oiuns Der Urase nidt 81 Sweiisln 1T.
Tim uuierm ;Swed 81 errei9en, miiien
mir MilOe a~esemiiber ben Mnli@ten DER:
wanoter Yarts'en walten l~aiien. Nas
umeritanii@eSoI bat ii4 alien aufiprins
senoen 6raSen 9e9eniber 9ewodlen sc:
;eist. sd bin iibsrseust, eab III Dem ssssn:
wdrtisen @abltampie nibts ucrfausn
wiro, mas cine SpaItuns Der Yarteisu
CUR Tolse baben t0nnte.
SD nebme Sbre Domination ais einer
9eweis Sbres 9uten WiQens unb Sbres
yertrauenS an.
IS ;si4net
Is. $. bryan.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15
9~ourtnen.3l0e na@ Cali,
foruicu.

Die, felt fiini;ebn Sabren lid AUS
sesei@net b%eudbrenoen. peri0nli@ beaufs
ii4tisten Gouriitens3 use mad Galifors
MEN iiber bic Minneapolis & ct. Youis
Bobn uerlaIen nunmebr wieoer re9el=
mdBis an ieosm Donneritas Nbeno Minz
neapolis. Die meitsebenoite @or9ialt
fir bic Bequemli9teit Der 8a6asiere
mirb wie INNER als @auptja9e betra9>
tet. We9en Staten uno potter Snfors
nation menoe man fid an es}obn &pc;et,
W9ent, Seem ll(nl, Winn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15
1tcber bic uielen Yil9erfabrten mad

ucbcr Die pielen Yil9eriabrtm na@
Canton CUR 8eiidtisuns bes 9o@torifz
Maiors Mc&inlep, fir ,pelde in ben
meiilen 15alen Die g~iienbabn<G ompas*
MEN freie GrcuriionsSiise CUR Gerii9uns
iteueu uno Mart 9anna uno feline @es
treuen fir @peiie unb Grant Gorge
trasen, ldBt ii@ Der Gleuelanoer v@a@z
ter uno N%njeiser", zines oer 9roBten
unb beltreoisirten ta9li@en beutiden
3eitunsen pom Ohio, folsgpoermaBen
pernebmen: SIS ut in ber Gbat melt
senus setommeu, 'uenn bic 8ertreter
BET r@rano Oh Partp", Der partei Der
morali DEN Sheen, wie lie li3
ssrne %nannte, es jett als notbmeno'9 en-
a9ten, ben uerf ladernoen vPatriotisz
mus" our@ Butterbr0te uno Bier ansu>
ia9en. Tim bic Beseilteruns, wel3e
bic Yatrioten in Sdaaren na9 Canton
treibt, 9laubbaiter eri@einen gu MAIDEN,
meroeu bier in Gleuelano, wie ). 9. bel
Der Grecutiue oes Bob. Slop. &epubs
licon Club" Nnweiiun9en auf v@ano>
mides", Bier, Gisorren, unb &afee,
melde Mnweiiunsen in Canton gu
siiectuiren linb, ausaeiteQt. Taut benn
ben vMa@ern" oieier aldermen Yil9er>
iabrten na9 Canton ME Elm, oaB lie TIRE
eisenen politii@en @laubenssenoiien
bur9 iol9es &eiisltreiben besraoiren?
l1nb fdQt ben E%beilnsbmern at lol@en
Grcuriionen ME Elm, baB aus ibrer eises
men 6aut ipdter, uenn in Der Gbat Mc>
&inlep erwdDlt weroen ioQte, bic &iemen
sej@nitten weroen mii1en, nit oenen
man lie peitldt, bis lic oas Gampa9ne>
Maneo wieber ersdnSt babeu weroen?"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15

sSn Georgia uno 6lorioo ianoen lettt
Wo@e Staatswablen ltatt, bel wel6en,
lpie 3u sr1partsn ltauo, Die Oemotraten nit
GROCER Mebrbeit ais Sie9er 3eruorsiuz
gen. Der l40ne Eraum Der &epubli>
taner, Die in ienen Staatsn cine 9roBe
Stimmeniunabme iDrer Yartei in Nus>
ii9t lteutsn, lit al % nidt in @riiuuns
9e9an9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15
Die idmer,baiteiten Niereus unb

Die i@mer;baiteiten Nierens unb
8la jens9eioeu tSnnen inuerbNlb ie1s
Stunoen bur9 ben @ebrau@ uom New
Great South American Kidney
Cure 8slinoert weroen. Oieies meue
Oeilmittel bat IberaQ Stauneu erre9t
pessn Der Nromptbeit, nit weIder bass
islbe aus Sdmer,en in ben 9sieren, Der
9loie, bem Niiden uno ben 9arnsGas
nGlen. bel beioen @ei9ledterm linoert.
@enn Sbr cine idnsue 9%inoeruns unb
Elm 9e,!mittel in bieier 9iniidt n0tbis
babt, 10 lit bies bic ri9tise Nrjnei.
81 babsn in Mno. $. gditeins Npotbete.
Mew ulm. Winn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15
o. ttedt mcbr oattnter Wic
3ilbcr.

Inter oieier Spitmarte brin9t bus
Mi@isau @oltsblatt" eineu Nrtitel, III
wsl9em baiielte ieine Nnli9t tuno sibt,
Bag bic ietise, Dem om:ritaniiden SoIte
CUR gntideiouus uorliesenoe n%ationals
otonomiide Nnselssenbsit nur Elm @lieo
in Der sroBen, uielfa@ 9epunrenen uno
ueridlunsenen Settle Der i%o;ialen Trase
lei; elmer oriidsnosn i9weren Settle, Die
unisrs itolse Mation ieit Sabren nit lid
berumidleppt, osren 2alt nit ieoem
Sabre l9we,er wiro uno bluti9e, tisfe
Strismeu aui benz Naten oeS ireien
Goltes ;uriitlaBt. Sect ritteln unab>
ldlliq MiQiouen bon Nmeritanern an
Dem einen 9oloenen Gins oieisr Settle,
Die Staarcn Der @eoriifteu uno &C.
plincsrten, Nue eini9 in Der einen 9roz
Bsn gruartuug. Ser 9libenote Suz
ieAter Der Sllberwibrun9 aber fam
taum bsbaupten, oaB, fails ieine Sa4e
our9itla9enoen griol9 %errin9en weroe,
oanu oue i%oslalcn llsbsl sebsilt ODER 9ss
hilbert weroeu tDnntcn. Silber fam
unmo9li9 oas llniuerialmittel fein iir
ben tootfranten ameritaniiden Staats>
t0rper. Nber eth S4ritt in re9ter
Nl9tung, 10 boffen uno beten Miu;onen
unt Nbermiuionen braper ameritanil9er
6sr;eu.
Brpan ODER Mcainlep? Su oieie en-
beioen Ntdnnern iino ni@t aaein bic
@olspabruns ODER Silberudbrun9 re-
pri i%entirt, ionoern u,ele anoere uno 9r0>
Bere wirtbldaitli3s ~ioiiale Trasen, Die
i9einbar nod I'M ountlen 9inter9runoe
jteben, aber bod ibre iur@tbaren 9rau>
enbaiten S9atten in ben Toroersruno
aui Die Bibne oes politii@en 2ebens uno
Grsibens meri en-. 9eute beiBt es nod
v9is Silber, Sic @olo." Mor9en aber,
bus lit III Der nd4lten Champagne, ba
merben anoere S4lo@truie eri9auen:
Nieoer nit ben MiQiondren!" Mit Gle>
ienl1ritten ellen mir elmer &ataitrcpbe
entsesen, seseu bic Der leete Birssrtriss
NIT az ieinen S@redem uno Ieruituns
gen nur ein idwa9es Toripiel biloete.
3aui9en mir uns ni@t! 9eute sreiit
IN isr ebles Tolt nit ueriweiieltem Mutb
in feline iinan;ieQen Verbdltniie Elm,
uno rittelt an benz pom 9auie Rotb>
l9ilo bittirten ebernen @eleten bes
@eltmartts. Daber Der wiloe Gntbu>
iiasmus, bic ireuoise Yeseiteruns nit
Der aQe 0oltstlaiien uno &retie ii@ in
ben Gumult Der Yrdiioentenmabl itirs
,en. vGs mug anoers weroen!" 50
ruten beute bic Nmsritansr aus, vunb
menn's ni9t ancers wiro, 10 MAIDEN mir
es aubers!" Ob bic oberen 3ebutauieno
ben Wutbl9rsi bes Bottles boren uno
bea9tsn werben?....
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15
YrOan iaste in elmer tiirslid 9ebo

8rpan iaste in elmer tirsli3 sebalz
tsnen @soe: vWfan bat MIDI einen 9lnor>
9iitcn senannt, neil i9 ben Erults uno
ben Spnoitaten opponire, bic unier 2ano
bsberriden. Sd bin frob barber, oa6
bieie Yeute MIDI b%etdmpfen; oenn wenn
i'd er~ablt weroen ioQte, oann 9iebt es
teinen Gruit uno tein SYnoitat, oas
tommcn uno gu mir ia9en t0nnte: @ir
boben Did auf oieien Vlat 9eiett; gable
uns jett Surid." 49, Sb Mc&inlep es
wobl ma9en wiiroe, audi 10 gu lpre@en?
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15
8rnanS 9lnnabnnc: S@reiben.

Gielleiti9em Wunl tie ent lpre9eno,
tbeilen mir I'M Nolsenoen i'll oeutider
llebsriesuus ben @ortlaut BON Brpans
Brief, in weldem er be domination ber
Yoltspartei annimmt, nit:
Mn 9errn 9. Nqen, 9oriiter bes
8sna9ridti9unsss@ omitss Der 3d.
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