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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-09-29
OF COURSE NOT.
Tom Watson says over his own sig

Tom Watson says over his own sig
nature:
A nameless correspondent sends us this:
at begins to look if the division Of
the PoDulists into fus!on;sts and readers
is going to be drawn on religious lines.
Gen. Paul Nandervoort urges that the
name of the party be changed to Ameri-
can and that it be merged into the a. Z.
A. and other patriotic organizations
The article setting forth this surprising
plan was published in Tom Watsons paper
with favorable comment Some weeks ago
Robert Schilling wrote Watson cour-
teous letter asking if the latter really ia
vored the "A. p. A. but up to date Wat
son has not deigned to reply. Can it be
possible that men posing as reformers and
advanced thinkers are influenced by mar
row religious b.gotry and intolerance"
Mr.. Watson has made no Favorable
comments" upon anytil ne OF the kind. He
is Populst. is opposed to any religious
test in politics. and is not in favor of any
new party.
Mr.. Robert Schillins did not write to
know if Mr.. Watson was an a p. A"
What he did to clip grossly insult
ing and malicious article from another pa
per- mail it to Mr. Watson and demand an
explanation" Mr. Watson thought Mr..
Schilng was not courteous nor even re-
spectful. and he made no response.
Time and again it has been stated over
Mr.. Watsons own signature that he is
not an A. +. A.. and never has been.
We could not believe anything of ne
kind. To import a religious contro-
versy into the Peoples party would be
to reduce it to the condition of the
African king, who, when some one made
him a present of box of Seidlitz pow
Gers, first mixed all the blue Danered
powders, "a dozen of them), with wa
ter, and swallowed them, and then did
the same with dozen of the white
papered powders and swallowed them.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-09-29
THE POLITICIANS.

Everywhere the Populists are having
the same kind of trouble we have here
In Minnesota. The Peoples Party of
Indiana held conference in Indianapo-
lis Sept. IA, and this is one of the reso-
buttons they adopted:
I'VE call attention to the people of In
diana that nearly all opposition to the
principles of the Peoples Party has ceased.
and only vituperation remains instead Of
arguments, and that the Peoples party
being now engaged in a desperate strug-
gle with the professional politicians for the
possession of those principles. we. there
fore. call on all true and honest voters
Of whatever party to rally at once to our
standard and save our principles from the
worthless hands of the professional poll
tician and help us to enact them into law
for the benefit of the whole people,
And here was another:
Resolved, That we favor reductions of
salaries of public officials and since the
old party court house rings and Hobbies
can forever prevent legislative action
thereon, we advise the nomination of
Populist tickets in every county in the
state. pledged and bonded to return one
half their salaries to the county treasury"
Our next state convention ought to
pass beth Of these resolutions. l. D.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-09-29
THAT'S THE WAY.

Senator Peffe. is out for d new align
ment. Ii is coming. the Non-Conformist
suggested it in December last The Amer
lean of Philadelphia has urged it. and
prominent Eastern POpulists have suggest
ed following Wharton Bankers lead. Mr..
Altgeld has broken away from Democratic
traditions and has moved up. Mr..
Towne says he believes so much of Populist
doctrines that he really cannot tell which
of them he don't believe. The leaven is "a
workin'" and the army of reform will be
1.-The big show next time the circus goes
on parade-The Non Conformist.
Hold the banner OF POpulism high up
men toward it.
Tear it down and the cause of human
ity is lost for this generation.-L. D.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-09-29
No Democratic Spoon Victuals for Us.

No Democratic Spoon Victuals for Us.
Orders are beginning to come in Tor
reform books for winter reading. The
names Of the books ordered usually
plainly indicate the political leaning OF
the man who sends us his order. Disap-
pointed expectations Of Mckinley pros
perity have made Popuists hungry for
the most nourishing kind Of mental
food To insure healthy growth and
rapid development toward genuine Pop
ulism we would suggest the following
menu:
Seven Financial Conspilacies, Ten
Men of Money Island, Bond and Indus
trial Slavery, Referendum Principle,
Caesars Column and President John
Smith The foregoing as a regular
course supplemented with The Represen-
tative as dessert is believed to be suf-
ficient to feed a whole neighborhood all
winter. References to our book list
and prices will show that this is an in
expensive diet and no farmer with dollar
wheat in his granary should go mentally
or physically hungry. Our cooperative
fusion friends with weak stomachs can
have Democratic spoon victuals from a
silver spoon by addressing Jim Jones,
chairman of the National Democratic
committee Washington, D. &c. A. r.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-09-29
GOSPEL TRUTH.

Those who call themselves Populists, but
favor fusion with the Democrats, are rum
ming the joint errand of the old party
BOSSES For. be it remembered, that only
by fusion with one or the other of the old
parties can the Peoples party be prevented
from taking possession of the government
and crushing the trusts. Hence. a fusionist
is a corporation tool.-Fergus Falls Globe.
That's it Brother Boon, your head is
level.
1t is encouraging to hear such a voice
coming from the Red River Valley.
If the Democrats want to cooperate
with us let them enroll themselves under
one banner-I. D.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-09-29

King Grover issued 1882, 900, 900 inter-
est bearing bonds and the nation called
him down. Senator Jones introduced in
congress bill to issue 100000, 900 in
terest bearing bonds and reformed De-
mocracy called him to its leadership.
Surely the Populists ought to cooperate
since eve have so much in common
E. A. T.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-09-29
INDIGNANT.
The x Rays says:

The people of Minnesota are becoming
heartily sick of political trcksters and
bunco steerers. and this man and his side
partner, who styles himself professor"
though what he processes would be hard
to determine, unless it is egOtism, bombaSt,
swagger or whiskers have seen their day.
Both Lynch and Dobbyn had better get a
tie pass and start for KlOndyke at once -
Hold on. That's all right as to
Dobbyn; but Lynch has seen the error
of his ways. He was like poor Tray"
he got into bad company But he has
them |. D.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-09-29

Hon. John Ludwig. Of Winona. a good
fellow, and a very prominent Democrat,
who has been a candidate on their state
ticket for state treasurer. has failed-he
IS busted" AUS gespieit." He believed
In the gold standard, and he got it where
the turkey got the axe-in the neck. We
are sorry for John; but there are some
people who learn only in the hard
school Of experience. Their noses are
guide-posts, set up to limit their sight for
ward.
Accept our sincere SympathieS. John: get
your eyes open and come into the Peoples
Party. The Advance Agent of Prosper
ity" has meandered all over you; he has
wiped his feet you. Abandon the fools
and be sensible. l. D.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-09-29

When the New York MARYLAND V,r-
ginia and other Eastern Democrats come
into harmony with the teachings of Bry-
IN and the Western faction of reformed
Democracy there will be more force in
the arguments for harmony between
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-09-29

Wheat is dropping. We never did believe
the ring would let the farmers of Mime
sofa get one dollar bushel for wheat if
every kernel of it in the rest of the world
destroyed. If we had free silver
wheat would be worth $50 per bushel in
the Red River valley. I. ID.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-09-29

Lumber has risen in price from fifty
cents to one dollar thousand. There is
where the Advance. Agent of Prosls. rity'
gets in his work for the farmers-I. D.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-09-29

The Colorado Democrats. Denver. Sept 6.
resolved against any further fusion with
the Populsts.
1t will have to be ravshment instead
Of a courtshp.-I. D.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-09-29

We very sorry to hear that our hon
Ored friend p. H. Rahlly. of Waba sha
county has lost his son. James NJ. Rahiliy.
80 years of age. Mr.. Rahilly will have
the sympathy of every one that knows
him. |. ID.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-09-29
1rperfest Rase

Democrats and Populists. Meantime In
dications East and South compel Popu-
lists to believe that Bryan has crawled
into the wrong bed.-E. A. T
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-09-29
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22

bon III bic Hegierung Dor bas 8olf g~etre:en
urrb lire gprlage bietet Die 9anbhabe gu
elmer ebrli9en 8er1tdnbigung. On elmer
5rage, bic bod nur in 3neiter 2inie febt,
pie bic, ob Septennat ober ni4t, bari bic
8orlage ni6t f4eiterr. 5rei1i9 lsn6tet es
urs ni9t reht Elm, tparlm man fi6 cine
Sumnpe, bic man boot. gang 5u ba3e6fen
entf6lofen tit, in pfenni9en ab3paden lafz
fen min, aber peun fib Elm uniiberpinOli4er
Mibertanb ge9en bic 5orbrrung bes Sep
tennats erbeben iolte, 10 fi1b mir ii5er3eugt,
baB bic 3egterung BON tbr abteben piro.
Mas mir boffen, lit bor NIem, DAB Der
Gei9stag cine ernfte uno pi6tige Srage ernf
unb piirbig bebanbeln unb bdB ct benz Iusz
lamb geget1i6er feinen 3peifel baran 1a1en
pirb, baB mir entf6lofen itnb, uni eren
plab in Der Welt gu %(bebaupten. M0ge ft9
8ei4stag iiber bic Sttmmung i'm 2cnbe
nt9t tduf9en. No4 boben mir ben Mutb,
groB 5u benfen, mir tperben au9, ipenn es
barauf ontoumt, groB gu banoeln pihen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22

9araus 9ebt 6erbDr, baB Die @tngeborenen
betdnbig an 3obl abnebmen unb baB bic
N}OngOlen (@bineIen un0 SapaneIen) ungez
beuer 8utebmen, Defenders Die SapaneIen,
bon benen i'm Sabre 1884 nur 116 auf ben
SnfeGn pObnten, I'M Sabre 1892 absr I9on
iber 10000 unb iebt gar 24,4O7.
Menn Die iapanif9e @inipanberurg ana
Edit, pte in ben tsBten Sabrsn, unb fe
mar IN bieiem Sabre tpieber bebsuterb,
bonn tperben it4 f4on i'm Sabre 1900 r1ebr
Sapunef len auf 9atpait befin6en ats Gin
beimif9e. Die borfte6enben SabeGsn finb
bdber duBerit fe6rrei9, benin ite betpeiItn, baB
bas Snfelrei9 bon ben Mongolen, ntbt a5er
bon ben 8eiBen iiberflutbet pirb, unb baB
mir nn4 unierem RegierungsiDftem 9atpaii
gar ni4t regieren %f0nnen, Dbne ben Mongolen
Die Serrf4uft in Die 9dnbe gu fpie1an.
Sber tpolen mir etne amerifaniI@e Oliz
gar9ie einfubren, b. 3. ion bus 6unopoG
mdnnli4er Nneritaner (es itnb I'M
@an3en nur 1879 bic 6errf9qft i5er ale
unbern dusiibsn, bic iibrigen entre6ten un5
unterbriiden9
Infer Gegierungsfpftem berubt auf benz
allgemetnen @ttmmre9t. 9ieIes
fam in 9atpaii ni4t ein9efii6rt !perben,
obne baB Den b~ortigen Qmeritansrn bos 6eft
aus ben 9Gnoen genommen tpirb. Wie cber
lou forit regiert fperben, obne buB unferer
8erfafung iopObl pie ben b~prtigen getpobz
11ern 8ema1t angetban ptrb2
9ieie 5rogen iinb es, bic 1nIere 5tuutss
manner gu beantlporten BADEN.
gRit gepalt fam Uncle Sam 6atpaii
olerOin9s an ff4 reiBen; tpeGhe Solgen iez
So9 etn iOlfer 9epaltftrsi4 no8 fi@ aiebsn
pIrO, has muB Die Submit le6ren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22
s6mrs atuS oie 8cntepolittter.

9ieienigen repnblifani19e 3eitun9en, De-
nen es nit Der Gioilbienitz&eform ebrli4
grnit 1T, sp1sn Dem ent19ie0enen Nuftreter
bes 6errn @9ur5 gegen Die republitani16en
@egner Der Heform tparmen 8etfaa. 60
3. 8. bic Tribune in Ell
mem be1onberen Mrtifel nit Dem Sitel:
r@@ut3 i9IGgt bic 8eutepolititer". 9ie
Sribune bdlt bag enti9iebene Quftreten bes
6errn @9ur3 unb ieiner @eno1en bon Der
geational gtpiG @erbiee Reform 2iga fir
um 10 5eitgemdber, neil es i6r iebr g~Daubbaft
14eint, buB republtfanifde 8ertepolitlter
bonn @9loge bes tpeftOir9inii4en 8unbesie
majors @lfins benz 9rGfibsnten Mc&inleb in
bplem G~nite 3umutben: er ioqe minoeitens
b 3 s3ugeitdnbniB ma9en, baB er BON ben
iebt benz reformltrten Oienite utterfelten
Nemtern ungefdbr $4,000 tpieoer benz alien
8euteiptem freigebe unb babur9 @ongpeBz
mitqlieoer in ben Stanb iebe, tpenigft tens Ell
men She'll hires fir tie t1dtigen &nbunges
gu belo6ne1.
N1pbere meinen fretli9: repu6lifanf9e
Senatoren pie @altnger un0 Glfn1s u1o re-
publifanifbe acknowledgement ME 9rosz
benor mahten n1r besbulb 10 oiel 2Grm ge>
gen Die gibilbienftreform, Tim ben beutegisz
rigen urter ibren MnbGngern Saab in bic
@u9en 81 ftrelen urb feien i'm Snneren frob
iiber Die 4usfibrung Der 9ientrefotm bnr9
McainteD, tpeil fte babur9 ben etttdui9ten
Nemterid9ern gegeniiber, be1en iie Dor Der
Babl n1erlet 8eripre6ungen gema9t, nun
etne 10 quite Nusrebe bdttel1. 9o9 cine folae
optimi1tii4e @ni@uuung 1T re6t an ben
9odren berbeige8Ogen. rnb geipiB urtbetlt
Die @6icago Sribune ri9tiset, irbem tie iagt:
~9ie GrosDenors, bic g1fins unb Mnoere,
Die, han1it fie 8eute gum @ertbeilen befon1z
men, IN einem tbdti9en Selb3ug gegen bas
Snfem Der Sientreform be9riffen fino, berz
01enen ale Die 9urten 8ortpiirfe, Die S9ur5
tbner1 mad)t; benin ibr Srei6en 1T Elm i9ma9s
bolles utb 3ugtei9 ibrer eigenen Bartei feinb=
Ii9es."
Saoefen but 6as rationale Nbgeorbnetet@
Aaas bic Debate iber ben auf ben Chill
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22
@rina Seimrt@'s Gn0ene.

8efanntIi9 lift es Der beutT6e 9issz
Admiral 9teberi9s, unter teIen
Sibrung Die Mannf9uft elmer beutfc6en
&reu5erz9 i0iftOn 70 f9ne0e unb boG!fdnbioe
@rfolge in Der 9iautf6au:8u6 in g6ina
iiber Die an 3a6l melt ii6erlegenen 6inefif6sn
StreittrGfte errang.
0ieier beutI6e 8i5eabntird1 DITTO b. Die
bsri4s, gu tpeI9em nunmebr Der 8rin3 6einz
rid nit elmer ~3ipeiten &reu3er=0 iDiFion abz
eeIanbt 1T, tpurDe bor f%iinfunbfiinF5ig Sob
rem in 8eftfalen geboren. @r qe60rt Der
bsuti4en ariegsfIOtts felt 1862 an, tpo tie
nod cine preuBii9e Anfdngerin tpar. SIN
Sabre 1867 nurbe er unt~erlieutenaat aur
See, 1869 lieutenant our See, 1873 gapiz
tdnlieutenant, 1880 GorDettencapitdn, 1886
Gapitdn our See, 1892 GontrezNbmiraI.
9ur9 taiIerli9en gabinetsbefeb purhe CT
Inn 2aufe bes iebigen Sa9res unter gefDrbez
rung gum ii6er5dbIigen 8i5edbmiral gum
@3ef bes &reu5er9ef9pabers in Sftdiien erz
rtannt, bag 3unG4it aus Der in China iie1z
rei4en 9ibifion beite6t unb bur9 Die urter
PflH3 Qetnrtn fte4e1De 5tpette, 9lel0f1u5 aus
bier &reu5ern beitebenbe 9ioiiipn ergdnat
ptr6.
Die gerbd1tniTe in Oftafien finb benz
@i3eabmiruG 0ieberi9s pObl betunnt, bu ct
bereits aIs erfter Offi3ier Der Go>oette
Suite" 1879 in @bina 1dngere s3eit itb uufz
9ebalten bat. Spdter par er in Der Nbmira~
litdt, begin. ols 2e6rer an Der Mariacsatas
bemie in &ieG tbdtig. Na6bem ct inn Sabre
1889 bas Pan8erf4tff n@o9fen" befe6Ii9t
bate, tpurbe er i'm foI9enben Sabre O6sr=
tperftbirettor in &ieI, unb ipdter iiberna6n
er bic berantportun9s0oGe Stele bes Gtab8z
6efs beim Sberfommarbo Der Marine. 9tdd)
einidbri9er 8irfiamteit frat er i'm 6erbf
1896 bon bieiem Soften aurid uab erblElt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22

einen balbid6rigen l1rGaub, nu9 beftn Be-
enbigung er I'M berflo1enen Sriiliabr als
Isa9fofger bes in8pi19en gum Staat3iefrez
TOR bes &ei9smarinezNmts bernTsltsn
Gontre=Nbmirals Sirpib gum 8efe9sh16er
Der Oeuti6en Seeitreittrdfte in SitaIien err
nannt purbe. Dim II. Stunt iiberna6m er IN
Shanghai bic 5ii9rung Der eripd6nten Oh
otiton unb bat NIT berfel6en tpieoerbolt 5d3rz
ten unternommen, Big bann bic @rmoronng
Der Mtffionare 5u 1einem bebeutlamfn SIl1z
f3reiten in China fibrte.
0a 9ieberi9s ben Stang zines gt5edomtz
rails, grin5 5einri6 ben zines @pntrssNo@
mirals boiibt, 70 lit e%riterer eigentli9 Der
8prgeieBte bes leBteren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22
Samaii.

Sds SnterefIe an Sdpaii pddit BON Gag
GIT Sag unb frnner mebr Stimmen erbeben
fi3 gegen Die Nnglieberung OieieS Snielz
reihs, bas nit ieiner itarf gernii4ten unb
bortpiegenb aFiatif9en gepOIfernng felbt
benz Magen uncte @am's, Der gepiB bieI
bertragen fam, groBe @erbaunngsbel9perz
BEN berur1u9en piiree, tuenn er fi9 ents
f8lieBen 1pute, bic Snfelgruppe gu barz
f9luden,
ged6 benz Genius bOm 81. DECEMBER 1884
betrug bic @sfummtbeOOIterung 8o,578
@eeGen, buDon purem 51,539 mGnnli6en unD
29,039 peibli4en 9ei9le9ts. Muf bic Naz
~tipnalitdten pert6eilten iiA ME fulat:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22
NQu0mmrll1.

6err g. granbt. Specialift BON @nu Mntpitio, fptrb
5olde, bic on 8anbtpurn Ieiben. fiber furtren. Serr
Brandt bat feline Stubten III 9entI1lanb gentadt nah
furtrt! - 9ie @onblpurm=Rur bauert MIR etne biz
b6ditens bier @tunbeu unb eei9lebt obne norberipes
Jafteu uno btnterldBt feinerlei unan9enebme &adbz
pebert, lpie bel ben meiiten iolber Ruren. Wer on Gbl-
gem Ietbet, loate nlbt nerIdamen, iofprt on 2errn
Brandt AT idDreiben. Sic Wteoi5inen bobem nibt MIR
etuen oroBe1 3}nf in Gan AntpniD nnb t1nieegen6. mo
Der @obnitB beg Serru 8ranbt lit, fpnbern iiber ben
9au3eu Staot 9eros unb tpd nett iiber beiien 9ren5em
Bin0us. get GrpreB b~erianbt. greis Dollar. @oen.
ten oefubt. &breife: 6. granot, 418 giebcmte
StraBe, Gnm gtmtomio, Seras.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22

Der 3utpu9s bur6 Gtntponberun9 1T febr
pebeutenb; i'm Sabre 1891 nunberten 1886
0erIonen elm unb 3O37 aus. 8or uns lieot
bas bonn Bureau Of Nmerican Gepublics"
tiir5li6 berausgegebene 9nnb6u9 iber
9apati, bas uns iiber Die @eri9iebungsn in
Der 8eoOlferung interefonte Quft(drung
giebt, Nu6 Dem anfungs bie1es Salres auf=
genommenen Genius fteGt li9 Die @e1ammts
beoOlterung auf 10000. 9aoon enifaaen
auf:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22

Dor bunbert SSubren foG bic einge6orens
8ep0Gtsrung nod 100000 @eelen gs5atlt
haben, aber f9on i'm Sabre 1923 mar #:
auf $4,000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g1a9
Dem genIus bonn Suli 1892 belief ii6 bic
@efummtbepOlterung ouf 96,075 @eeler unb
3tpdr:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-12-22

tpG6renb tpel9er CT fi9 i'm 3Drper Gebensz
fdbig au erbaGten oermug, 70 gut mie gar
ri9ts, 9ie @timmen, bic f6on beute nit 10
GROCER 3uberfi9tIi4teit Elm tptrtiamcs Sell
unb Elm S9ubferum gegen bic S%uberfuloie
in Nusi9t ite1en, f9einen mir ul5n optimiz
fttfA, tpern aub niAt gu leugnen tit, baB es
bepd6rte Gorf6er 1nb, pelhe ii9 nit ben
9er1uben b%efaf1en, un6 pern es uuh I'M
Snterefe Der leibenben Menf65eit bringenb
gu piinI9en pdre, baB fi9 ihre 9offnungen
erfiGen.
Maan beruft fi6 uuf bus 9ip6t6erie>Seitz
Ierum unb metnt, tpent es gelungen 1T, gegen
bic 9ipbtberie Elm pirtfunres Serum ber5uz
ftellen, 10 perbe bies au9 BEL Der Su6ertulpfs
~gelingen. Nber es 1T niAt ausgema@t, taB
Elm v6eiITerum" aud Elm vG9ubIerum" tit.
un5peifel6aft trttt 5ur .3ett bic Oip9t6erie
bel uns in 1ei9teren 5ormen auf a1s frii5er,
unb gum Slid fir ben guten gtuf DEG Dtp6z
tberiez6 eil1erums 1T biefe 9ertobe aefabe nit
1einer ausgebebnteren Nntpeubung sum
3nede Der SmmuntIirung 5uiammengefdGen.
Mber 1i9er bepiel len 1T es nt6t, baB bic Mil@
berung Der 8rant6eit eirpe 5Olge Der inlmuniz
firenben GinfpriBun9en 1T.
uebrigens 1T leiber feline Nusit9t porbaaz
ben, baB bic suberfuloie iemals gdn3li1 oerz
T9pinben tpirb, audi tpenn es tpirtli4 selinz
gen Ipute, cine G9uBimpfung gegen iie gu
finben, ebenIo pie troB Der podenlnlpfuag
INNER mod podenertrantungen auTtreten."
Mus gittsburg tpirb eemelbet, baB 3tptz
f6en ben bortigen 9GaszNrbettern
unb =Subrttanten enbli6 cine Clint
9ung er3ieGt, unb zine BON fGmmtli9en Be
tbsiligten ~gutgebeiBene 2O3nsScala uatef>
aei6net tporben 1T. unb 5tpar beoeutet bas
cine bur939nittli9e @rb06ung Der 206ne I'M
20 pro3ent unb cine Giidtebr GIT ben 2O4nen
BON 1892, ausgenommen BEL ben 8lasf3netz
bern, bic 2 pro3ent ~tpeniger als bortalS els
balten. Ser @trett ober bic Sperre tt beenz
bet, unb 3e6ntaufenb @losarbeitern p.ntt
auf l1nge 3eit Elm ~ftdnbiger 8erbienit BET
euten 20bnen. 9enn ale gorrdtbe itno 10
gut, pie aufgebruu9t, nnb nanentlt4 an
Sem terglas berr19t gerube5u Mungel.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-22
Wrenched and Kackcd

By the pangs of rheumatism, the joints
eventually become previously distorted,
and sometimes assume an almost gro
tesque deformity. To prevent such re-
suits by simple and agreeable means is
certainly the part of wisdom. A tendency
to rheumatic ailments may be successful
ly compatted with Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, medicine with the prestige OF
long and successful career, of unbounded
popularity, and of emphatic professional
endorsement. 1t removes from the blood
those infammatory impurities which pa
biologists assign as the cause of rheuma-
tism, and not only purifies the life our.
rent, but enriches it, promoting vigor by
fertilizing its source. Digestion, the ao
tion of the bowels and the secretion Of
the bile, are aiced by it, and it impels the
kidneys and bladder to regular and
active performance of their functions.
1t is besides a thoroughly reliable remedy
for, and means of preventing, periodic
feyers.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-22
TWO DEVILS.
Flaming Flame was devil red

Flaming Flnme was a devil red
This is what the old Northmen said
demon subtle and swift and sly,
Who lived upon wood ii vt vas old and dry.
The Northmen fell ON til Biz knees for fear
Lest Flaming Flame should come too near.
For his bite was deadly al d sharp, they said,
And his tongue was cruel and long and red.
Flaming Flame
Was the devil $ name.
This is what the old Northmen said
Riminy Rhine was devil white,
Who drove his horses at dead of night
And combed their names, with the wild winds
tost,
Frost
AS Riminy Rhine went driving by.
They shivered and shook with an awful dread,
For he split great rocks at a glance, they said.
Riminy Rhine
Was feared in his time.
This is what the old Mortimer said.
Flaming Flame was devil red,
Who ate dry wood, SO the Northmen said.
Riminy Rime'w was a devil white,
Who split up rocks in the dead of night.
But little Goo Goo, in his cradle warm,
Loves Flaming Flame and fears no harm,
While Riminy Rime at the window, too.
Draws beautiful scenes for little Goo Goo.
Flaming Flame
Was devils nsme
Riminy Rime
Was feared in his time.
But who cares a fig what the Mortimer say,
For little Goo Goo knows better than they.
Nell X. McElhone in Youths Companion.