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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-04-28
NAPoLEoN's VALUE OF VICTORY.
1t Finds a Striking COUNTERPART in
Recent World Triumphs.

Napoleon knew well thesvalue of a, vic
tory. After Austerlitz the world seemed
his. Fame invited, fortune favored every
thing ftinu1ated his aspiring ambition.
With growing power he gathered he fruits
of victory. And so has it ever been. Sue
cess succeeds. A notable illustration of
this truth is furnished by the great vic
tories won at the Worlds Fair in '9S and
the California Midwinter Fair in '9I by
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder. Ever
increasing sales and popularity have been
the result. The people have promptly
ratified the official verdicts that declared
DIR. Prices, for 1eavening power, keeping
qualities. purity and general excellence
the foremost baking powder in all the
world Quite as quickly as the great
Emperor do they know the value of a Vic
tory that means worldwide supremacy
III speaking of Chamberlain Pain
Balm, MessrS Daugherty Bros. of Indi-
ana, Pa, say; I'VE know of many of
our customers who have used 1t for
rheumatism, and they all praise high
w. We sell more of it than of any other
household liniment. , For sale at %
and 80 cents per bottle by Kruger the
druggist
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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-04-28

THE BRAoFIELD REGULATOR CO.. ATLANTA. Ga.
soL0 sY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-04-28

Ripans Tabules.
Ripans Tabules cure dizziness. Il
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-14

Mr.. Paige being delegate to the Knights
of the Mystic Shrine.
lodge of Knights of Pythias was or
gained here last Thursday evening with
about twenty charter members, some
members from the St. Johnsbury lodge
doing the work. n..,s8c s5sl<
Charles A. Wilcox and family have gone
to his old home in Sta Johnsbary, where
he will recuperate from his recent severe
illness. J. E. Farrell of Newport is taking
his place in the railroad office.
Hardwick.
Rev. Mr.. Wilkins, the Baptist minister,
has resigned his charge here and moved to
West Derby.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
by agree to refund the money on a 50-cent
bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar
if it fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
BARRON & HAMBLET.
II. G., PIERCE.
D. w. HILDRETH, Barton Landing.
III. S. WEBSTER, g +"
A E. ANDERSON, Glover
M. B. CHAFEY, Albany.
J. T. URIE, Craftsbury.
A. PADDOCK, No. Craftsbury.
G. w. WHEELER, Irasburgh.
j. FRANK RUGGLES.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-14

cester, Mass, were in the place last week
making few short calls.
The friends of Mrs. Carrie Gasl<el1 will
be glad to learn that she has had success
full operation performed and is now doing
well.
DR.. o. w. Baker of Boothbay, Me-, was
in town last week to visit his mother, tax
ing her to her daughters at Newport
Center.
Mrs. Clarence Hartwell, who lives in
Newark, has become insane in consequence
of the grip and has been taken to the in
sane asylum.
The will case of the late Mrs. Alkaline
Bishop has been settled by the contestants
withdrawing their suit and paying their
own costs.
1t is expected, that the Historical society
and all others who wish will gather at
Burke Hollow the Sd of July. A basket
picnic probably.
Rev. G. H. Wright attended the preach
ers meeting and Epworth League con-
vention at Hardwick and reports very
interesting program.
Mrs. I. d. Bemis has been stopping the
past week with her sister, Mrs. Carl Gil
fillan. Mr. and Mrs. c.. E. Harris of
Kirby are also visiting at Mr.. Gilfillan's.
One day last week as Arthur Godding
was running the planer, his hand got
caught and two fingers were taken off,
DIR. Bolton dressed the wound and it is
now doing well.
Mrs. Emma Ford has been quite sick
the past week.-Dr. Davis is falling
Olive Coe is very low and not expected to
live many days. He has been helpless in
bed for many months.
Miss Mabel Parsons goes to Springfield,
Mass, this week, where she will remain
some time visiting relatives. Misses
Celia Spencer and Florence Locke go to
st. Johnsbury next Saturday to attend
the reunion of the class of '96 of st.
Johnsbury academy.
WheelOck.
Rev. E. J. Hatch and family have ar
rived.
G. H. Kenaston has bought the Timothy
Hill farm and moved on to it.
has left the farmers behind with their
work.
The first coat of paint is making the
church look better. The town hall and
school house ought to be painted.
The streams III this town and She field
are being posted forbidding fishing, as the
State has stocked them with trout.
Warren w. LOOMS died in South
Wheelock June 3rd, aged "a years. The
funeral was held at the residence and his
remains were taken to Sherbrooke for
burial.
Decoration day passed off very nicely;
The old soldiers did not shrink from duty,
and considering the weather there was
quite a gathering. Mr.. Gray delivered
one of the best addresses that has ever
been delivered in this town.
LyndOnville.
Arthur Stone of East Somerville, Mass,
was in town recently.
= c. G. Norris has been spending few
days at his home in New Hamp shire.
DR.. Davis, E. L. Wells, E. McGinnis and
others attended the Masonic meeting at
Burlington.
Miss Hattie Schofield is spending
month in Montreal with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Brown.
Norman Mcdonald has returned to Lyn-
donville, and bought the blacksmith shop
of Henry Lee, which he formerly wned.
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Paige left Saturday
for Detroit, where they will spend week,
4
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-14
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
last Hardwick.


Jonathan Foster is very feeble.
A. G. Aston is preparing to occupy the
Hunt & Rabbit store.
Rev. G. P. Byington and wife attended
the State convention of Cong. churches
and ministers at Middlebury last week.
Herman Fay has been in town visiting
his brother and sister.-Eugene Ransom's
daughter, Mrs. Graham, is home for the
summer.-Mrs. Hazen is visiting at Mr.. By
ington's.
Miss Eta Whipple, who spent the win
ter in North Carolina, has returned home.
Mrs. L. Wilson and Miss May Colby at
tended the w. G. T. U. convention at Gro
ton.
Henry Ball was in town last week, buy
ing horses for his livery stable in Lebanon,
n. III.
Fayette Richardson and daughter of st.
Johnsbury visited at Charles Fogg's last
week.
Tuesday is the day appointed for con-
gregating to improve the appearance of
grounds around the church. A great i'm
provement has already been made in the
school yard.
Sheffield.
j. Hunter and wife of Burke visited in
town last week.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. S. A.
Jones last Friday.
Mr.. Sheldon's son of North Troy has
been visiting him.
Several from this town attended the
E. L. convention at Hardwick last week.
- Children's day was observed at the M. E.
church last Sunday. 1t will be obser we'd
June 20, at the Free Baptist church, with
Rotations and singing by the children.
West Burke.
Mrs. Daniel Beckwith is visiting I'M
town. . sfG
j. s. Otis graduates from the Lyndon
Institute this week.
Mrs. DIR. Carpenter has returned to her
home in Worcester, Mass.
Road commissioner Silsby reports the
roads in very bad condition.
Childrens' Day was observed at the M.
E. church Sunday, June 18th.
NJ J. Washburn attended the G. L. of
Masons at Burlington last week.
Fred Porter is shingling the Smith
house and barn, and other wise repairing
them.
J. NJ. Smith has very fine bed of
strawberries which will yield several
bushels.
Almont Silsby's new house is nearly
ready to plaster.-W. G. Fogg has his
building up and covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Bemis from Wor-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-14
MARRIED

In Barton, June 2, at the NJ. E. parsonage,
oy Rev. w. E. Douglass, Truman L. Richard
of Newport and Mary A. Mailman of Nova
Scotia.
AT Barton Landing, June II, by Rev. B. F.
Rowland, Warren G.. Leland of Brownin gton
and Miss Lucy Bailey of Barton.
At Danville, June 2, at the M. E. parsonage,
by Rev. F. E. Currier, John w. Miles of
Craftsbury and Lula III. Sanborn of Danville.
In Newport, June 9, by Rev. Father Cler-
mont, John Hazel and Miss Anna Mccarthy
of Barre.
In Troy, June 6, by Rev. Taylor Buzzell,
Hiram Carpenter of Troy and Miss Mary
Bucarran of Westfeld.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-14

tions for a celebration Saturday, July 3
There will be three bands in attendance
through the day and evening; the parade
will be in the forenoon on the streets, and
there will be horse trot at the park III
the afternoon; band concert in the even
ing.
The annual meeting of the lOrleans Co.
medical society was held at the Newport
House June 3, DIR. G. f. Adams, v1ce-pres-
ident, presiding; the report OF the secre-
tary and treasurer was read and adopted.
The following officers were then elected
for the ensuing year: President, DIR. q.
F. Adams, West Derby; vice-president,
DR.. F. w. Comings, Derby Ctr; secretary
and treasurer, DIR. R. A. Gatchel, west
Charleston; .censors, DR.. j. M. Currier,
Newport, DR.. ]. F. Blanchard, Newport,
DIR. c. S. Erwin, Newport Ctr.
Troy.
Miss Lizzie Royston has gone to Glover
to live.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Bickford, who late
Iy moved from Jay to the Mills, have lit
tie boarder which arrived the 9Th inst.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
on June 18th, of Miss Helen Hoyt and
William Royston of Glover formerly of
Troy.
Miss Hartig and Mrs. F. B. Hammond
are taking a trip to Middlebury and Bur-
Iington.-LoveH Chaffee is taking pleas
ure trip to Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Chat
fee will return with him.-Mrs. G. P. Stew
ems and Mrs. D. A. Barrows have gone to
Providence, R. l., visiting friends.
Mrs. VIM. Elliot of Waterbury, is the
guest of her brother, G. P. Stevens.-Mrs.
Amanda Kennedy of Woodstock is visit
ing relatives in town.-Miss Helen Hunt
of Derby is visiting at WIS. Jenne's; Mrs.
A. L. Goodwin and baby are spending
few days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Aizen.-R. w. Adams of Richford
visited here the past week.
WestfieId.
The village school closes this week, the
teachers have given good satisfaction.
Mrs. Erwin Clark visited her sister, Mrs
III. ]. Edmands, of Morrisville, last week.
Union chiIdrens' day services were held
in the Cong'l church Sunday afternoon,
June Is.
Nelson Rixford has moved from the ten
ement in Mrs. Stebb1ns' house into Edwin
Courser's house.
The students of the Johnson Normal
school return home this week for their
summer vacation.
Miss Elgie Brown attended the preach
ers' meeting and district League conven-
ton held at Hardwick.
William Dickson's baby has been very
sick with the measles.-Mrs. Martin Gil
man and Rosa Gilbert have had the mea-
sIes.
Max Miller and Dayton Harding are
home from Bakersfield academy. Max
has graduated from the institution; his
father and sister attended the graduating
exercises.
III. d. Miller has built a horse-shed in
place of the one which was burned. The
town reports were not burned as we re-
ported. The contents of the town safe
were preserved, except that the leather
covers were injured by the heat. These
books have been sent to Rutland to be re-
bound. F'A
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-14
DIE D.

In Lowell, June 10, Darius Maynard, aged
about SO years.
In Wheelock, June 8, Warren w. Loomis,
aged "a years.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-14

In Lowell, June 2, daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Stewart.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-14

Send address to c. 7. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
are the hest after-dinner
F1OOQ S PlIIS pills, aid digestion. Zoe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-14


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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-24
Sic &att Wtereantile Coupe amb

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ibrer Sdube uno etiefel au nieoriaen
YreiIen uno lie perIihern Guh, oub iie
Die aualitdt auf unb Die prelie unten
balten.
gDir banten unleren oeutiden 6reun=
ben fur ibre liberale Guneidaft ,udb=
reno oeS berfIoiienen SSabres. QBir ner=
ben ie langer ie mebr oafiir lor9en, oaf
Shr ts in Gurem eisenen Sntereile .fil,=
oct, bel uns einsufaufen.
Die 0art Mercantile Co..
Dfr0OhiiraBe,
friiber Geb. Spring & Solbpartb
gem philadelphia, ..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-24
lseberfMlu entntt.ttgem.

Snfolae Der Sdneemaiien. bic in ben
Quelen9ebieten oes Milfilippi ieBt
raid oabin idnlelsen, lptpie Dosu toma
member ltarter Regensilie lit oieisr
6lub in ieinem mittleren uno unteren
2aufe iiber bic lller getreten uno bat
uerbeerenoe Reberibmemmunaen auses
rihtet. Nie aus Mempbis, Senn.,
beridtet tpiro, feben in arfanlas 900
Auaoratmeilen unter Wailer. Men=
iden beiinoen iin pielfaN in 2ebensae=
fobr, f!iidten llno linb audi f1pn biele,
namentlid Garbi9e, Dem MaKer be=
'reits gum Dpfer gefallen. Gas Yieb
|Qing iaallnt ailberer Dabe manellhaft su
@run0e. slllW in Wisconlin, Soma,
SuinOis uno Niiiiilippi ba. oas boG=
|lDaller grobe 8erbeerlnaen aneeri1tei.
9iad ben Iebtsn @eribten it bas
Waiier I'M 6allen be9riifen. 9lp9 ldBt
iid Die 60he Des Gthabens nidt erneI=
len unb es tann mebrere Wpben geben,
bis man einen bollen ueberblif ilber
oenielben getDinnt.
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EaMbtcit fann ttt6t f,arirt
To efOe1t

burd lofale Npplifationen, tpeil oieIels
ben Die ertrantten Sbeile oes Obres
ni6t erreiden. Saubbeit miro perur=
iuht burh Die Gnt5ilnoung Der fbleiuli.
gen Saute Der euitodiIhen MS1re.
Wenn Die @0bre lib entsiinbet, ID ent-
febt Elm ro0enoes 8erdui1 unb ibled=
tes GebOr. un6 trenn fis Iitb InlieBt, 10
entItebt 9aubbeit, unb menn Die gnt=
silnoung nibt gebcben unD Die Gobre
su ibrem normalen 3uYianbe oebracbt
Deroen fann, 10 lit has BeLOr fir im=
iiler ssriiOrt ; 8 aus 10 Gdllen iperoen
burc1 Gatarrb uerurfaht, iuel1er ipeiter
nihts lit als eiae Gnt3iinDun9 Der ihlei=
migen DberfidGe.
Mir geben huaoert Dollars fir ieoe1
Gaa non 9anbbeir (onrh Gatorrb pers
uriaht) Der nidt burd Daa's gatarrb
Gur seheilt tDerOen funn. girtulare
tDerben frei perlanot.
s. S. Gbenep & 60. 9oleto, 8.
Sn Mppthefen Derfauft fir rs Gents.
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Surge NottSen.
2uIanh.

sxuluun.
Sn philadelphia eritoB Sreb. Sranfs
ieinen Sobn Wiliam, beripunoete fein
5jabriges S0dterlein 9lnna uno fdpB
lid oann ieibit auf Die gruit.
Sn ct. Souls it Die elfidbriee gaa
gearoOn, @rbin ton 500, 600, auf
Dem Seimpe9e bon Der s6ule ipurlos
berldmunoen. Wean gloubt, oeielbe
lei gu grpreiiun9s5wefen entiii6rt.
sSm Monat Sebruar iiberfiea bic
4usfubr Der Ser. Staaten Die @iniubr
UNI mebr als 20 Millionen.
5n @bicaso fam bel einem sseuer Die
loldbrise Barbara Nemman ums 2e=
ben uno Stole Wapfielb trug ibwere
Verlebunaen babon.
Gin gOle in Gbicoso 6at Elm fuoelE=
deres Sud- erfunben. Man bdlt Die
@rfinoun9 fir febr pertbpoQ.
Sn @bieago bat Sepie s. Butts,
Setretdr Der gacific 2ei6eeieQi6aft,
1923, 600 gereins9eloer unteri6Iaeen.
Sn Spotane, Maih., lieB Iib Elm
Tremoer in einem Suwellerlooen Sia=
mantringe Dorle9en, mari oann Dem
@lerf ein Billper in Die 9luoen uno ent=
flob nit 9iamantsn i'm @ert6e BON
$500.
Sn Der gtdbe bon Wallego, Ras.,
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no6oem er feline Srau, feline Sdpdae=
rim uno ieine S9mieeereltern ihmer
pertpunoet.
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clio 6rancisco be la @rus @arcia, III
Sabre alt.
2ebte Wo6e pertradte je cine Sdub=
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9lus giorb-Satota miro beridtet, oaB |
Is proSent oes @iebes auf Den oorti= |
gen &anges ben Winter iiber umtam. |
Sn Saaabaiie. Sla., muroen orei
gfe9er gelpndt. Die ben oortieen Soft |
lHelller lno oenen Nllllfenten ermDroet |
batten.
Sas bO6ife Staatsseri6t bon Mi6i= |
gan bat entIdieOen, oaB @puperneur
.. 8. yingree ni6t suglei6 als Mapor
bon Detroit fnnairen oiirfe.
Die 8anferotte in ben Ser. Staaten
betrusen I'M 2aufe Der lebtsn ggude |
ZIG 9egen 26l i'm pori9en Sabre uno
in Canada SO gegen 40.
gS. S. Sohnion, elm 8iebbdnoler bon
Snoianapolis. wuroe in einem Sotel in |
gblca9o toot aufeefunoen. Ser Mann
bate li4 nit Wurpbin persiftet.
Die Seoeration Of 2abor in Chicago |
bat einen srOben gOpcott segen ale
oortisen grauereien erfldrt, neil ois=
lelben Salier beniiBen, bic BON Ni6t=
unionllten gema6t lino.
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&usIann.

IS sebt bas @eriibt. Stalien nolle
Die Sniel ponteaeria, 40 Meilsn Iioli1
bon Si5ilien, an gnslanb abtreten.
IS beiBt, Der cubanii6e General Go
meg lei in einem 8efedte idtper per=
tpunoet tpprben.
2ebte Wc9e ipiitbeten in Deutidlano
befti9e Stiirme, Die on @ebduoen &c.
srDBen Shaoeu anridteten. Mebrere
Berionen famen Inn, piele ,purben per=
leBt.
aluf Dem ruiii1den &rieesidiff vgei=
ioi 8eliti" Dor Ganea barit bel elmer
Sdiebiibuns Elm 8eidibrobr. nobel A
Soloaten uno ein SffiSier 9etDotet uno
l6 Wanu idmer permllnbet purben.
Sn gBien fano am 13. cine aroBar=
tiee Seier Sur @bruns bes Mnbenfens
Der Mdrs-@efallenen bon l848 fatt.
Die Sranspaal Gepublif uno Der
Sranje 5reiitaat in 5iiO=glfrita baben
ein SduB= unb SruBbiinonib abse=
lhlpnen.
&iolotti @aribalbi, einSohn bes Sc
nerals, bat in Stalieu brei Sreiwilieen
&esimenter ausseriiifet, um ben 8rie=
den auf Greta au belfen.
Sn llngarn besann Der proaeB sesen
IL Srauen uno 2 Manner, Die anse=
flaet linb, ibre Mdnner unb Srauen
uergiftet Su haben, Inn in ben Beiib
pOn 8erlihsrun9sgelbern gu gelanaen.
9as 0ltreihiide 2anonenbDot .Seoe=
niep" bobrte elm sriehiihes Gabr3eua,
lpelhes Mul,ition unb prpbiant na1
areta brin9eH fOllte. In ben Grunb.
Der 9ampfer ,0ile be st. Na3aire" !,
I Der oil, 6. Wtdrs in Wep y)prf abfubr
| uno Meitinoicn ols Neiieaiel bate, III
Iun.erseaansen unb BON SO perionen
linD nur 4 gerettet.
sSn 9euiihlanb feiert man 9eaen=
lwdrtig Die bnnoertlfe WieDertebr oes
W<burtstags oes Railers Milbelm BEG
lGrien. gs mar am 22. Mdra 1877
|asbosell.
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81 III:

zu bereichern und zu reinigen. Dies ist auch
der Grund, well Hoods Sarsaparilla so beliebt
ais eine starkende Medizin ist. Jndem es
reiches, reines Blut macht, giebt es Lebenskraft
und Starke selbst in widrigen Jahreszeiten
wenn durch arm gemachtes Blut Tausende uber
Schwache und Ermidung, Mangel an Ehrgeiz
und Erschlaffung klagen.
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GoIttiiOe Wotisem.

Senator glllen bon gtebrasfa bat
allein i6on rs neue GsIeBenttpiirfe ein=
gebradt.
staatsiefrctdr Sherman ioa beab=
libtigen, einen neuen 9ertrog nit 9tiz
caroaua iiber oen 8au zines Canals
abSui6lieBen.
8ie 3ufer Smporteure in Bottom
faufen alien perfii9boren 3uder in
Selltihlan0 uno Guba Elm, nobel iie
Nlillionen oeroieneu, ,penn 0as neue
larifgeIeb IN Grait tritt.
Ger Yrdlioent bot anoeoronet, oab
fiinf.ig feline @larirun9spapiere an gi=
gentbiimer BON Sdiffen ausee9eben
weroen iOlen, Die I'M Geroadte lteben,
Slibuitieridiffe 81 iein.
lleber ieinen amtliAen GeI6alten per=
9ibt MeGinlep nitbt Die Soroe fiir feline
Jamilie. Seinen Better, g8m. alac=
Sinlep bon Osborne, MaH., bat er gum
Generalconiul in gpnDou ernannt. IS
lit oies elmer Der fltteten Boiien, iiber
ben oer ptdlioent 5u perIiigen bat.
Sm NbeeOr0netenbouie ipuroe Die
neue SariIbia einaebra9t uuo beihlol=
len, bob Die Debate ooriber am tebten
Wiontaa beginner unO bel Na1tlbun=
gen i6on am ,Sonneritas enoen iolle.
Alfo i'm Gansen, menn oas Saus unun=
terbroben in Sibuns bliebe, nur u
Stunben sur @r0rterung elmer 10 ein=
i6neioenoen MaBregel, pie lie Elm jeoes
neues 3olgeleB 1T.
Inter Den ca. 450 Bills uno geIolu=
tionen, Die ieit geginn Der @rtraliBnna
I'M Senate einsebra6t moroen iino, ili
ni6t eine, Die iib auf Guba besiebt !;
ni6t cine. Die cine fremoe Station in
Die S6ranten forbert nidt cine, an
Die cine reonerilbe aanonaoe li6 an=
tniipfen lieBe. Sdlafen Die Sineps,
ooer mas lit los nit ibnen Gino Iie
am @noe CUR Ginlibt gefomlneit, oab
lie Ii6 bereits genug blamirt baben +?
Soer baben Die triegeriiden &eiolutio=
men ibren 3ei3 perloren, leitoem lie
@lepelan0 ni1t mebr oamit dreern tDn=
men 2
Spreder &eeo bat folsenoe Gbse=
orOneten gu Wftgliebern Des @omites
fiir Ntittel uno gyege ernannt 9ina=
leD bon Maine, papne bon Stem Yorf,
SalSel bon Penniplpanien, 6opfins
bon SainOis, 8rospenor bon Obio,
&uhell bon Connecticut, Solliuer bon
Soma. Steele BON Snoiana, Sobnlon
bon Noro=Dafota, gpans bon Gentu=
DIP, Samnep BON Minnelota, Hepubli=
taner ; 8ailep bon 3eras, McWiain
bon Sennenee, Wbeeler bon alabama,
Mc2aurin BON Siio Carolina, Gpbert=
ion bon 2ouiiiana, Slpanion bon Yir=
gillia, Semofraten.
@ier5is Minuten 3sit babsn Die re-
publitanliden 6iibrer oes &eprdientan=
tenbauies oieiem CUR n8eratbuns" oes
8ermiibten @ibil=gtots - ber beriib.
ti9ten Omnibus Bill - erlaubt, NOS
ourn uDer unf3t9 Wtlltonen
Dollars perDilli9t tperoen. 9llio nod
nidt cine M,nute fiir bic Wtiaion !!
Dsutlider fonnte ni9t suasitanoen ,per=
ben, oaB Die Yill teine grprtsrung
pertrdst uno bab prdIibent glebelano
&eAt gebabt bat, als er lid weiaerte. lie
our6 ieine unterldrift gum 8eieB al
erbeben. Was iuiro nun Mc4inlep|
tbun Will ct balten, mas er in iei=
ner MntrittSreoe DerIpro1en bat, 10
II, II s Ell gesen Die iddnbli1e 8eloper=
seuouns iein 0eto einlesen.