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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

Gariandss First Story.
When sass yea write yo1r Arst fiction -
MY mother got half % the money L r.
cssTes3 for thai" replied Mr.. Garland "ss
X waS de 10 her that wrote IL had
beer studying n Boston for several years.
wher I went out TO T,akota 20 visit my
parents. The rtgn. after / arrived I was
taking vita mother about old times ard
old friends. Sac tssG ne how ere family
Rad gore back 20 New York for visit ast
Rad returned very happy II getting back
10 their Western horne. As she ted the
ssory the pathos % IL strszek ne. ! went
into another room ard began 20 write. TIE
story was ore ef ire best chapters ef my
book Main Travesed Roads ! Rad I, 20
rnoxae- and sire liked u, and upon telling
her ,hat thought IL wzs worth az least
r~5 she replied: Well. II thai l. so I think
you ought 10 dsvvy With ne. for / gave
yoss tn. story T will SID /. ard 50
when get my SIS sent her a check for
ETa. I gor many other good suggestions
during that trip 10 Dakota I wrote poems
ard stories Some Of the stories were pub
Iished in the Century Magazine. ard I re-
member that received So within two
weeks from us editors. Il was perhaps a
year later before published my first book
II had a good sale. ard / have been writ
ing from that day 20 this"
The West ~ a Literary Field.
Hanifn Garland spends a part OF every
year In the West. He has bought the old
home place where he was born in WiScor-
sin. and he has there a little farm OF four
acres, upon which he raises asparagus.
Strawberries onions and bushels o. other
things His mother lives with him.
During my talk with him the other nignt
be said: II Ike the West ard the Western
people. ! have been brought Up with them
and / expect 10 devote my life 10 writing
about them. I spend a portion OF each
summer on the Rocky mountains, camping
cut ! like 10 go where / can sleep In the
open air and have elbow room away from
the crowded city,
During the chat asked Mr.. Garland for
a manuscript verse or so Of his poetry. He
replied that he would give me poem
which had never been published. cit is
said he, "a curious thing. and 1t was mads
tn curious way. / got out OF bed to write
IL one night not long ago. and I cant tell
how Ii came into my head 1t IL dialect
verse. representing the reyery OF a game
warden, who was looking over the fields
which once formed the hunting grounds OF
the estate upon which he was employed
Here IL Is:
A Survival.
Here stood 4 the murk o. the weather
An whussle atween ma thoonhs,
But niver hoon is at his tether
An never hoontsman coomes.
The wind IL as wet as the heather;
The hawk sails low today.
Niver were seen such weather:
Wa-asiin- IVA -asiin 4 mon viii say.
The moor is piooed lax a neller's garden:
The hills are planted wi earn:
There's nawgnt now left for the puir old
warden
Bug 10 hang oop the rusty harm.
Naught but TO stand l. the murk the
weather
An whussie atween ma fhcombs,
Though niver a hooa toogs 81 his rether,
An niver 4 hoontsraan cooms.
Frank @. Carpenter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
STORIES OF WRITER'S.
cossfP About JOEL G. HARRIS. BILL
WE AVID PRANK STANTON.

raefe N~Saus asA HIS N0Aesfy-How
He Received = Girl FROM Boston
and n Naa From Chfea1s-How
Frusk Stanton. the James whit
e0E Riley. Of the seuth. Looks,
Acts and Tmiks-An TnpsbfBsh ed
Letter OF Pill we Giving seme
Farming Experiences HamIia
Garland Chats Of His Life of
sry work and Gives so@~sbing of
the Life 81 . Pioneer Farmers
Boy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

: A. Mcclellan. travelling agent fo- The
Seattle Post intelligence. says the Grand
Fcgks correspondent ~ the Spokesman
Review arrived recentiy having come al
thn Way fFon Pentfctaa TO Grand Forks
or MS wheel. Mr. Mcclellan left Seattle
Or March ~ ard has travelled over go
r1.les on bis wheel. prime patty through
Vancouver island and tire Chilliwac}. val
iey he VIII leave on Tuesday morning
fer Marcus
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
New Cemetery Mt Norfhporf.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Tnteillgencer
NORTHPoRT. Aug s.-The constr7lc-
ton % the lie Rot sInel,er recess!tates the
abandonment OF this present burial
ground. Leading citizens have formed IA
csTnetery association and purchased t5n
acres OF land on T. A. Perrotts home
stead. In slightly location convenient to
town The cemetery will he divided for
Roman Catholic and Protestant denornt-
nations.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
United states Has ..,oOo. 900 people.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6.--The latest Of
fetal estimate of the population OF the
United States Is Il. oo1. 0ss This is made
by the actuary OF the treasury. an Officer
whose duty II is, at fixed intervals. 20 re-
port on the per capita circulation Of
money In the United States. He estimates
that the present holdings OF money are
s2253 for every man. woman and child In
the United States.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
Long Distance Train Record.

OMAHA, Aug. 6.-Union Pacific officials
are pluming themselves on a long distance
record. Engineer Thomas Gregory with
engine. The distance from North Platte
Evanston TO Omaha. go miles. In twenty
four hours, including all stops. This Is
claimed as the record long run for single
engineer. The distance from North Platte
70 Omaha. 29i miles. was covered In 279
minutes. at the rate of 63.is miles per
hour.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
Robbed and His Feet Roasted.

NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-John Kennedy. an
old Jersey man, who lived the life OF n
hermit ever since the death o. his wife
and two children. was found by his neigh
bors half naked. bound TO chair. with
his feet roasted so he will be crippled for
life. Kennedy lives in a cabin two miles
from Stewartsviile. He Is 50 years OF age
and was believed 20 have plenty OF money.
He says the robbers got all he had.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
TORPEDO DESTROYER
4 GREAT NAVAL AUTHORITY TERMS
1T THE COMING BATTLE SNIP.

Over HIS Own Signature He Gives the
Facss-LfWht ArDcred Cruisers
the One Type in the Present Ma
vfes Which VIII BE OF Future SC
fuiR~s-W ondeFfui Developments
Probabie-Th- Time when Ma
items VIII M Longer ReQefre
Great Fleets OF War Vessels De-
elared to BE Rapidly Approach
fAg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
VIII Not Change the Constitution

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug "a general
election vas held N this stata 20 decide
whether or not a constitutional convention
should Be held. Returns from all parts of
the state show that the calling OF a con-
yention has been Overwhelmingly defeated
A light vote was poiied
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
The GsEsrs Need Not NIr

ATLANTA. Ga. Aug s.--The strike AZ
the Fulton bag and cotton mills which
threw ! 100 employees out yesterday be-
cause white employees refused TO be
placed beside colored women, came to a,
unexpected end today. the strikers gain
ing their point.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

HATTfESBCEG. Miss. Aug. e-ro$o
Perrymar. a young negro, Was hargas
here today for criminal assault, on a wo-
man, about : 90 people witnessing the exe-
ct1tion. This Is the second legal h.rxirx
IN the hsgtogy q The town
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

What causes bad dreams ss a question
rat has never been sati~sas.seysl. ar
swsrsds bait IN nine eases our Of -,
fFsgntf~i dreams are the result o. timer
fsca ciseSfson. which few doses OF
Ayers SarSspa<fIgs w.li sve~tnzltv ra-1.
fay. Don't irlsy-frv Il sAcAs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08
A CAVE OF MYSTERY
re SINNER 1T Is LIKE ICE AND
COLD AIR COMES FROM 1T.

-. r~my~rrture Is Summer-ltke In
Winser-No One Knows the cause
Of the Remarkable Conditions
which Surround It-Nny Have d.
rect Connection With the N"E's
Pole - An Efforts to Penetrate
Beyond What II Called the Ice
Chamber Prove Physically Inn
possible.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

ATLANTA. Ga. Aug. 6. - Henry
Hgcker, a negro, recently appointed inter.
raj revenue collector Of mis- s4ixtrie, az.
surnsd Bis duties this afternoon. Sig white
17en IN the collectors department have de-
elLaeA - sarye nnaar q regro saEIsr.cr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

NEW YORK. Aug. s.--The Standard OIL
'rast has declared another dividend q,
Per cent IN addition TO lts regular quar-
Terry dividend o. J per cent The trusts
Capitalization IL over sian Ga go and the
dividend VIII amount TO s. o., The
IFnst pronts % date amount 10 nearly
si9'@0ys or an average Of 80 CO. DO a
year The last dividend shows that the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

WASHINGTON. Aug, s.-Jonn ". HolH
day. q ohso, Was today appointed chief
clerk o. the railway mall Servsce 20 sue
coed Alexander Grant, e Michigan an
pointed assistant general sslrerIrtsng,ans
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

trusts profits sro-z. aow 10 ov~,
eae year. Standard Oh stock rcss ~
points on ihe announcement Of ~. r..
dead. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

This world that were alvin In
l. purity hard 70 beat:
You SiI q thorn with every rose,
Hut-Ain-t The roses sMeet2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

scaSst silk dress Ger Ey rsoshsr. Il was
sEe frs. SIX ereSs size had sTs- Asd-
Gnrlardsr First Story.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

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est and finest steamers on the Coast, Il
her accommodation for passengers y -
paralleled.
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-07

Der Mann, wel@er ieinen 5eitunsss
leienoen mitpailasieren iber bic S@ul>
ter fiebt, neil er fir cine 3eitun9 teinen
Gent ausseber MID uno Der Monn, MEL
der Ii@ uon einem 3eitun9sjun9en bic
3eituns seben labt uno ram, na@oem
Ct bic l1eberi@r;ften seleien, oas 8latt
3urudsisbt - bieie beioen &eprdientau>
ten Der i@ofeliten @pariamteit trofen
tir3li@ einen britten Meni@enireunb,
ber ibnen er3ablte, ooB bic @anb BON
einem ieiner mietbsbduier ii@ berartis
aussebou@t bdtte, baB baeur@ in benz
9auie mebrere &ubitfuB Plat sewon:
men uurbe. Gr babe oarauf iofort bic
Mietbe %seiteisert. Die beioen 3uerit g.:
nannten Gbrenmdnner i@li@en iid be-
1@dmt oauon. (WbIt.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-07

cSn Geattle am pu9st Sunoe 9ebt
man ni4t 10 9limpfli4 nit Betrus
germ uno Ndubern 0ifentli3er 6aren
UNI, ais ME bies al uielcn anberen
Ylaesu leioer 9eidiebt, Der oortise
iribsre Sdotmeiitsr &rua, meI4er al
5000, 900 aus Der 8aile nabm nno oas
nit %sroBartis ie;usn 6%reunoen ausbalf
betam iur bieien %yiebesOienlt s Sabre
3udtbous. Ger sutmitbise Mtann
ueroient eisentlih Witleio; ct ielblt lsSte
frugal uup einra@, fir lid bat er nidts
pom benz @eloe uerbrau4t. uno nod
sulett bat Ct bic Namen ieiner r9uten
Treunoe" uidt %usrratben, trotoem ibm
bart suaeieet wuroe. Gr bat lis oamit
Dor ieinsm eisenen S@idial, Dem 3u@ts
baus, bewabrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-07
8i4ian, 9amton 49,. Satire

8iuian, 9awton st., &oiiirer
her uertradten v@ant Of Mtinneiota" in
ct. Saul, lit lstteu Mittmod ebcnioQs
pom Den @roBsei@worenen III Nntlose3us
itano periset woroen. Derielbe miro
bsi9uloist, in betriiaerii3er Mbli3t Gins
rasunssn in ben gontba@ern sema3t,
relp. oieielben ~ueranloBt gu baben. Der
ipecieue Ta0 be;iebt ii@ auf bic Sort
Dearborn National= 9ant in Gbicaso.
Dim %. @eptember ma9te Dam on cine
G%introsuns, lout mel9er Die. senonnte
Bant Der Banf Of Winnei ota 100000
i9uloen ioute. S9otIa3e mar, bab iie
ibr teinsn Gent i9uloete. Der 3wed
BET iali4en Gintrosuns ioQ ber semeien
fem, ben Ottobsr=@ eri@t an ben Bant>
Graminator entipre3eno voottern" gu
tonnen, bamit bic SnioIuen5 Der Sant
perbeimli@. weroe. -Gs linb bies re&t
nette Gntbiuunsen, bic ba gum Vor>
i9ein tommeu; miro ma aber besbalb
ben rp%rominenten" 5errn 8antbeamten
au@ nur Elm 9aar trimmer? Gum Ger>
punbern ware es ii@erli@, menn bies
mirtli@ seidiebt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-07
Sic i6eale 8QnQcet.

Sames 8. Nranc,s. Mlbermann, Obi.
cage, iaSt: Sd era@te Or. Sings
Wew Discouerp ais cine ioeale Yanacee
fir 9uiten. Grsdltuns, uuo Qunsen:
leioen uno babe lie in ben letten flnf
Sabrsn NIT Wusi@luB drjtli@er Ne3epte
ODER aneerer prdparationen in meiner
Gamilie 9ebraudt.
&eu. Sobn 9ursus, &eotut, Soma,
i@reibt: Sd mar iber so Sabre lang
Elm Prieiter Der Metbobi1en gpiscopals
Stride unb babe ME gtwas 10 wobls
tbuenb ODER 10 i9ueq bdfeno sefuno:n
ais Or. Sings DEEM Discovery. Vers
iu&t bieies ibeale 1uitenmittel. Gro:
befai4en iinb unentseltli@ 3u baben in
Der Mpotbete pom >. M. Often, New
ulm, Minn. @esuldre @rSbe SOC uno
81.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-07
2etnia1at en.OeItu@en

pon iett ab ,uieber re9elmaBis au babeu bel
6enrp Grone I'M 8aiement pon S9eus
@ebdube, Gde uon Minneiota: uub 2. Noro=
itraBe. bd
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-07
Gin ,pertbpoueS Hcaept.

Gbitor Worriio OF pom Der in Wortb:
inston, Sno.. eri4einenoen rSun".
i@reibt: vSn electric gitters beiisen
sic elm wertbuoQes &ejept, uao NIT
Ireubm tanu i9 ba6elbe ais ein auS9es
3ei@netes Wt,ttel sesen 0eritopfuns unb
biQiSies Ropiweb empfeblen, uno ais
o0ssmein tSrperitdrteno 1T oalelbe gar
nidt gu lbertreffen. - Trau Inna
Steble uon 1925 Cottage Nue., Gbicas
90, NOR uolitdnois enttrdftet, lit forts
wabrenb an &iideni@merSem uno befane
ii4 gang eleno, aber ie&s Glai4en Glecs
trio Bitters iteuteu oieielbe uoQtdnoi9
Der. Breis so @ts. unb 81.
gu baben in Oliens Npotbete. 7
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-07

9eut rrotbeu Mtann" lit III Der
Yerion bes @eneral Miles Elm neuer.
iu9tunoissr uno eiiriaer 0ertbeioiser
%eritanben. Sa ieinsm tarjli@ ni@ie:
nenen iuuittirten @ert rperi0nIi4e
grinneruusen" iast Mitss: rgbe i'd
gum S@luB meines @ertes TONNE,
boiie i'd ben Se~eis erbradt au boben,
oaB in benz Snoianer Elm gutter &ern
itsdt. Cine gisenidatt. wel@e aness
iidts Der a0semein berridenben Mnii9t
uon Der 9lutodritisteit oes Snbianers
nm meiiten iiberruidt unb III Gritaunen
iest. lit Die @oitfreunei@aft unb 90fs
li&teit. bic Der Snbianer Tremoen &C.
seniiber an ben Gag lests, che er bur@
bic 8eribruns NIT benz weiBen Manne
entortete uno se,munsm wurbe, ii@ &C.
gen bic Grobsrun9sselitte Der weiBen
GinbrinsIinss in iein bisber unbearitte>
mes @ebiet gu uertbeioisen. Nue ges
ri9te timmen BARN therein, bag bic
eriten &eiienbsu uno Gori@er bic Ginsec
borenen ais einia9e, aaltireunolide uno
ir,eoli@ s%eiinnte 90lter tennen lernten.
Valb ieoo4 lernten bieie bic Jremoen
fiirdten uno ibnen mibtrauen, neil lie
ibre lln1uiNenbeit unb Site bel ieoes
@elesenbeit a%usbeuteten. Nuf bic @@iie
Der Jrer,oen 9clodt. wurben iie pom
ibren beimiiden @eiiloen fortseidleppt,
um ienieits bes Meeres sur S9au se<
its1t ODER aui 2ebens;eit ais Stlauen
uertouft gu werben. IS merben gail:
rei@e Sale ansefibrt, BON Columbus
3eiten an big in be Neu3eit, no bas
freunbli@e Gntsesentommen Der Ginse>
boreuen nit benz i@dnoliditen Verratb
belobnt murbe. Sci Dem 9%erin9iten
MnlaB wMroe Elm Vern'9tun9str1e3 IN
Scene seiset. So wuroen iie ibe' al,
pom ct. 2amrence:Ilude bis gu ben
9lntiueu, %bebanbelt. Snnerbalb elmer
6ri1t BON - Sabren pom oer G%ntoedun8
Der Sniel ct. Domingo an, muroe beren
8euSlteruns, wel@e bic 6remSen init
Der freisiebieiten @aiireunSidait em<
%piansen bate, bur@ iold' binterliitise
&dnte, mie lie tene wilbe Nation aus>
iben wiirbe, CUR @er5weif flung setrieten,
uno nod beloenmiitbi9sm Mioerltano,
bel benz Gauienoe ibr 2ebsn einbibten,
wurben bic elenoen uno heiammerns>
mertben l1eberbleibiel sur nieorisen
@tlaperei peroammt. Der Betru9 uno
bas llnre@t, benz iie gun. Opier 9eiaQen,
murben Don ben gin9eborenen ni@t uers
seiien. uielmebr, ME IS natirli@ 1T, 81
mioerbolten Malen in s!ei@er Min5e
beimsesablt."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-04-07

Den @olosO emotroten, welde bel
Der letten @abl 10 eiiris be'niibt maren,
@cRinleb ols Prdiioenten ermdblen gu
belien unb bic li9 iett iiber oeiien Ga
riibeltrebunsen betlasen, ertbeilt Der
vBeltli9e 9erolo" bic folsenoe reoli6
uerbiente 2ettion: Der Earif liest Be"
@olosD emotratm isbr i'm Mugeu unb
pom allen @eiten wiro iber ben repub>
litan,i4en Wortbru@ aeiammert. Gini9e
Der @oloorsone uerlteisen lid iosor 5u
Der B%ehauptuns, bic oemotratii@en
@timmen, bic McR1nlep erwdblen ball.
fen, ieien unter fali@en Toripisselunsen
semonnen worbeu. Ct iei ni9t erwdblt
moroen, UNI ben Earif um5useitalten.
....Gi, ei, wer iast benn bies? @er
Obren sebabt bat, Der tonnte Mc&inlep
brei Monate lang 0 ieiner Geranoa in
Canton aus ben bortbin 9ereiiteu ODER
sei4obenen BaQfabrern preoisen boren,
bag bic Tabriten uermittels zines neuen
3ouseieees mieoer e~eoiinst merben mfg
ten. Mber bic @ololeute batten entwe>
Der teine Obren, ooer iie soben ii@ in
ibrer @elbiu@t Der unmotiuirten 9ofi>
runs bin, bag Der raubjounerii@e re-
publitanii@e Wolf ii@ unter benz vsols
benen" ginfluiie Der uersoloeten vDe>
m~otratie" ii@ auf enmal. in elm frei>
bdnbleriides 2amm uermanbeln wiiroe.
SIT McRinleg tafiir 3u tabeln? @emiB
ni@t. Sc rueniser bic @olbbemotraten
iber bas neue Naub5oaseiee iasen. beito
meniser meroen iie aussela@t. @c>
&inlep iou aud ben INSTRUMENTATION
Bunbesienatoreu seorobt baben, eaB
aus Der internationulen @dbrunsssgon>
feren3 ni@ts weroe, wenn fie ni@t fir
bic Earifuorlase itimmen mlrben."
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Der &ortihritt."
Grideint ieben Mittwo@.
2lbonnsments.p reis $500 sas 5abr; "a@
D%eutid3lanb II. Ger Sdwei, $3.50 Gas 1ahr.
Sojeph 2et1t pom vBetli@er

n Sotepb 2ei@t pom wBsitIi9sr
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Delesat pom Miundota, Der Nationa!
gbitoren 3 Convention III @aluelton,
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aus uo4 in @smsinidait nit anberen
9eitunssi&reibern cine" Ausflus nod
unierer Na4bar:& epubl,t Merito. Sn
iemen duBsrit interenanten &e'isbsri@s
ten beribrt 0srr 2ei4t aud in SiirSe
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erSrterte msritaniide @~elowdbrun9,
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fel einem Def onoersn Stupium lpiemete.
sSn benz geri9t beiBt IS: I'm auifaui:
gen 6rasen b~etreiis Der @slopabruns
gu emtseben, nil id erwab"en, bag id
iie abii@tli9 u"erwdbnt asln6sn, UNI
aud ben Sdein elmer parteiii3m 6dr:
buns Der GorreiponoenSen 81 permsiosn,
bod tann Niemano in Nbrebe iteuen,
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ii9 elmer Froiperitat e%rireut, ME lie
tein @ololan6 in BET Welt auiweiien
fam uno ;war 1T Die SrOipsritat nod
INNER an 5%uuebmen. Gin Nmeritaner,
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9eriteuuns uon M0beln. Sar9en uno
anoeren 6olsorbeiten bat. iost mir, oaB
Mc&inlsp's 8obl nir9enos mebr Gsrs
sniisen semo@t bat. ais in Msrito
islbit, benn ameritanii4e 6abritanten
miilen iset iid bier aniieosln, wenn lie
bier @ei9dite tbun molten, oa bic @olos
wdbruns IS ben Nmeritaueru uumosli@
madt, Ser G%onturren; 81 besesnen.
@leidseitis baIt bic Silbermdbruns aud
bas Capital bier. 3. y. Gin Mann,
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iiderli9 ni@t bamit mad sinem Cobb
lanbe, no Ct Bios etwas mebr ais bic
9alfte Term0sen baben wuroe. Brps
ans @abl mirue ii9er!i@ oos i@neQere
gmporbliiben Meritos ueri0sert, wenn
n'dt 9ani OerbiuSert babsn,"
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@arttbertmt

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9elbtt nramm republi.anii9e 0ldts

3clbW l,ramm republitanii9e Vldts
ter unieres Staates beginner bereits
unuerbolen Dem @eilble ibres unwiuens
barber Nusbrud gu uerleiben, baB Der
Bird iipent ben Staat Minneiota bel ieis
men gr%nsnnunsen sdnSli& auber N@t
ldBt. 9err Me8inlep wiro bod boiients
li4t ni4t tenten, baB er NIT Der grnens
nuns Y~sstinpausbs gum potmeiiter BON
Olivia ieiner Grtsnntlidteit ilr bic TN:
teritituns Minneiotas @eniise s~eleiitet
babe2 (Voltsst9.)
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Die @epublitaner unb @olosD Demo:
.raten pom &entudy baben ii9 usrbuns
ben. UNI bic Wubl gol. Vredenrioses
gum Sunoes Senctor b~ur&Suieten.
Wsnn Der Ylon slidt unb Der salante Co.
lionel Gin Sabres9ebalt uom $4,000 ers
bdlt. wiro er ii@ idwerli@ Idnser baSe:
gen iperren t0nnen. ieinem einit 9eliebtsn
Mabelinden minbeitens einen IbeiI Der
ibr ssri@tli@ 5useipro@enen S@aoener:
.iatiumme 5u Sablen.
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8udleus MrnitQ=Sdlbe.

Die bette Gable in Der @elt fir @un:
ben, Gueti@unsen, S@nittmunben, @es
i9mire, Sol3HuB. Nle&ten, aufseipruns
gene 9dnbe, G%roitbeu(en, 9lbnerau9en
uno aue 9autausi@ldse uno beilt uns
feblbar Qdmorrboioen. 0oQfdnbiae
9efreoisuns 3useii&ert. ODER seine Be-
sabluns uerIanst. Yreis. 25 Gents bic
S@o9tel. gu baben bel >. 20. Olien.
Nep llm.
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GTeurRonS Staten
naM Dttt 8etett u. 31oeu.

Nm Is. Mar5, iowie ant 6. uno 20.
Npril uertauft bic Nortbweitern 2inie
an 9eimiu@enee mad aQen Platen i'm
Beften unb Suben Grcuritons: Gidets
gu auBerit niebrisen &aten unb NIT siins
itiser 3eitbeltimmuus fir bic &udiabrt.
@e9en potter S%nformation wen6e mon
ii@ an bic N9enten Der 6. & g.. W.
@iienbabn.
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&rdte bel Weni@en, &dube bel
8feroen, 9unben unb Uieb werben in
elmer balben @tunbe sebeilt nit Wool;
words Sanitary Lotion. 3u ba:
ben 1T Mno. 5. gdte.ns 9potbete.
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Die sr6Bte unb Bette Muswabl pom
Qauapen ouer Nrt finbet ND int Store
pom s. $. 9ebnte. (ba