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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-12-30

steering purposes only. In this tricy-
Gle cab the coachman or operator sits
in the rear and the passenger in front
The conveyance Is propelled by a sim
pie up and down movement Of the feet,
just as sewing machine is operated,
and there Is no chain or sprocket ar
rangement.
The cab is so constructed as to be
suited for all kinds Of weather. For
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-12-30
Strange but True.

what wonderful self-restraint DIR.
Cutter has"
Indeed? never noticed"
YES; we called him in to see my
brother yesterday and he didn't oper-
ate on him for appendicitis. Sleeve
land Leader.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-12-30

w nen I'm at
work." he contin-
ued, II like to
leave my vest
open, and when
ever / stopped
over everything In
my upper vest
pockets used to
drop out. You
know how that Is.
j suppose I've lost
100 pencils, to say
nothing about q
box of cigars and
one fountain pen
a
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-12-30
Many Aged Men and Women.

The French village Sournia has
among Its 600 inhabitants as many cs
fourteen who have passed their eigh.
tieth year. There Is no physician in on
near the village.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-12-30

bright, balmy days, when no covering
is required, there is hood arrange
ment that can be detached. In
stormy weather it can be easily replac-
ed, thus affording all the protection de-
sired from the weather.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-12-30
WorId's smaIIest Diocese

The little island of st. Helena is said
TO be the smallest diocese in the world.
There is bishop. DIR. Thomas Welby.
whose annual salary amounts to only
5000. There are also three clergymen.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-12-30
LATEST IN CYCLES.
Fifty Tricycle. Cabs Can BE Seen on thu
Streets of Berlin.

Streets of Berlin.
A tricycle. cab Is one of the latest fea-
lures OF the streets Of Berlin. 1t Is
called the Heydt cycle, so named after
the inventor, and company has been
organized in the German capital which
now has fifty of these tricycle. cabs In
use. The cab Is built on the principle
of the bicycle, with the difference that
it has three wheels instead of two. The
two large wheels support a comfort
ably cushioned seat on their axle, and
the small wheel in the rear Is used for
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-12-30
----------------
PIMA INDIAN FAT COY.
Fifteen Years Old and 40 Pounds
Heavy When He Died.

Federal authorities on the Maricopa
and Prima Indian reservation, near
Phoenix, Ariz., report the death of Ne
un-ca-ma, the famous Pima fat boy,
who was but 10 years old, yet tipped
the scales at 44O pounds. Occasionally
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-12-30

Ne-un-ca-ma used to come up from the
reservation on visit to Phoenix. This
was excitement enough for one day In
Phoenix. Crowds followed him about
the street and stared at him as though
he were a curio in a museum. He was
a great favorite among his own people,
and great preparations were made for
his funeral services.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-12-30

All men are born equal, but some of
them manage to become football play
crs later on.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-12-30

No woman ever loved man so much
that she didn't try to find out the cost
of the engagement ring.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-12-30
POCKETS TO HOLD PENCILS.

They Are Made Slanting Toward the
Arm, and Won't Spill.
"Tll bet won't lose any more pencils
or cigars or fountain pens" said the
bright young man who thinks things.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-12-30

It is hard to make coal dealer see
tho error of his weighs.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-12-30

Blockheads are not the kind that pro-
tuce burning thoughts.
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-23

good breed of hogs. mature motbers
proper care during pregnancy and care'.
full treatment of pigs, this weight con.
be produced at six months Keep the,
pigs growing from start te finish, To
make the most of the SOW, let he, nro,.
duce two litters year-I prefer March
and September for farrowing times
Since some argue that fall PIGS do,
not pay, let me give one illustration.
About the 10th of last October
had q SOW TO farrow litter ~
ten pigs; no special care was givan
them, as the weather was pleasant
and when the pigs were about seven
weeks old they were turned into the
artichoke field with the SOW. wbars
they were allowed to run with Other.
hogs all winter, except when very
muddy they were shut off, and wham
the ground was hard frozen thew waro
led some corn. About the 10th ~
April they were taken from the artt-
cholxes and fed corn until the first d.v
of June, when they were weighed, and
the litter averaged two hundred and
seventy-eight (27s) pounds. Now
should not consider this extra
weight for spring pigs at little
less than eight months old, but simnlv
men tion it to show that there NAV be
profit in the fall pigs If we give them
proper care and treatment.
If you are fancy breeder of tbs
hog, and wish to make the most of him
remem Der it is the wide-awake breeder
who keeps on the tidal wave of i'm
provement. Strive all the time to i'm
prove, both by breeding and feeding
Never misrepresent your stock to n
''would-beo purchaser; far better shoud
you tell him you can't fill his order
than to deceive him. Strive to hava
the best, then ship nothing but your
best; thus when you gain a eus.
toner, you not only hold him, but the
probability is that you will get some of
his neighbors. On the other had, if bv
misrepresentation you should sell one.
| you may never expect another from
him or any other man with whom he
has an influence. To say nothing Of
the moral effects, let me say that il
you would, in the long run, make the
most Of the hog financially, you must
deal justly with al men.
When we sum it all up, the two most
essential factors in this subject are in.
telligent breeding and feeding. Every
young breeder, and old ones as well.
should make q thorough study of
feeding swine and how to balance
properly the rations so as to develop
every part alike. This, with the prop.
er selection, mating and breeding, have
transformed the original scrub to our
present high standard and finely
imported swine-a transformation
which is now going on more rapidly
than ever before, and the breeder who
does not realize this will soon be left
far in the dim, smoky distance
Last. but not least, keep yourself
posted by taking and reading some
good. up-to-date agricultural paper, in
connection with a good breeders Jour.
| ual
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-23
csno-sTEAlIN5 N LONDON
Lzgtte Ones Spirited away fer 1hs
&ule aE Their Clarhs-s


Child stealing in London is sl5l cl~-
wed on. What the person Who slel 5
chld wants Is uor .he child. hu- Is
clothes, ard, having eos rhem- The cs5i5
turns uQ again safe and sounC lus
may he h55 irsktsnea ard re-.F tr--
Cry. as rule. saws 7hs London WeestE
Telegraph The &5tuapers are ceu-F-
Az women A woman san @ about
V5tA q cAil5 W5shou; attracting Htsea-
iior s. a rnsr wonl5.
il s. ohii5 : S;o.sl 20 ne l7er- Ed s
ir NEST eaSe> Sect 6cu1 5rto -he COM
try- lp rhe Sr>s yLace- "a = ra1 - easi y
{ iscovscet a-6 recl1 med Ihare- and T.
ths next ID car De more rl-rSrsll'E eIls-
p'Cvel Tn making is az cftenst 10 *
pose Cd 67e1 of ,srde- years f1r tbs
F,urpa>e oF gain lu 1es STREETS hHs cone
a 7os ro uEs,e rlerr cf ls-ss 'rHlllf 10 rirsss
people
Before rtat poo- solk nse5 rc ti-ecu7
-heir h1hiss -o rte terSu-s Fl- s1-risnrs
U- something iil-s r'iz1 e 6EE- some Il
men &C. So nov hul tht business IS IRA
utr1 e WIS 4 izts rroul6 q. --,.- wy
almoS5 clear rhs -suz a. -hs Iss-er-s-
ur-f Go ltef
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-23
RECREATION AND REST.
Not Necessary to be Positively Idle to OBJ
tain Rest.

tain Rest.
If the bow becomes too much bent by
prolonged use, and we wish to straight
en- 1t, we do not hang it ON a nail or lay
it on a shelf, but we carefully bend it
in the opposite way. II a farmer be.
comes bent and fatigued by the pro-
longed use of a hoe in grassy cotton,
what he needs TO straighten him up is
not so much absolute rest as recreation.
Let him plow a few rounds, or chop
some wood, or feed the pigs, or work in
the garden, and the kink in his spine
will be effectually Strengthened. II he
only knew it, there is more actual rec
reation TO be had in a variety of work
than in the monotouous recur-
renee of hard labor and abso-
lutte idleness. The writer once had
neighbor who worked so hard all
the spring that Y required two and a
half months of absolute inaction to
enable him to gather his crop. The
result was that one Sunday while the
family were at church neighbor's dog
erawled into his house through one Of
the numerous cracks and stole
months supply Of meat Jas much as he
ever had on hand at one timel, He
had lived in the house for II years,
spent his summers on a pallet on the
porch, and was too tired 10 nail up the
cracks in his log house. What the
tired farmer needs is not fewer hours
of labor, but more variety in labor. II
he tires Of field work let him spray or
prune his fruit trees or grape vines.
II he is digging a ditch and his back
aches let him hoe out the lettuce bed
or stick the peas; or il he gets tired OF
all this. let him dig some bait and walk
two miles TO the creek and catch mess
of fish, When a farmer plants a crop
that taxes ali his energies to keep down
weeds and grass, and does this year az
ter year his back becomes permanently
bowed, because he has no time 10
change hands or get good long BREATH
and he rs cariostnred in wretched chalk
plate pictures and dies before his time
Instead of this he should provide such
. variety Of work that each kind VIII
counteraet the back-hreaking eifectsof
the Others and he then can spend an
sctive life and at the end be, not
crooked, ike the Indians bow, oue
straight like his arrow.-Texas farH
and Ranch.
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-23
NO MORE FOR NE.

Ne moro for me the sacred light
ot home shtaes FAR eAor land and sea-
Aud love rehuiids one shattered shrine
No more for me-
M mere for me the hreeses hlew
Through sylvan haunts Of bird aud bee
The wild rose aud the Jasmine bloom
NJ merc Ter mel
No merr TOT me the thruSheS trlil
or waod-deveS moan aleng the lea
The aatezlil,e streams In music flow
No mere fer me-
NJ mere for me the cheerful wren
Calls 90 her mate in rhythmic elee-
The meckiag= hird in moonlight sings
NJ mare for me-
NJ Nero Tor me the reahirds wings
fisAt harmless fires in bush and tree
rho eluehirds pipe through lyric throats
Nam0re Tor me
NJ mere Eer me the partridge whirs
rhraNSh forest NiStaS wild aud free
The lark uplifss his teathered gold
Ne mere fer nc
No mere for me tho morning hills
lNalnt SlSyward as the vaporS fiee--
The nlncS in teaSeleSs pathos sigh
No more Tor me-
NJ mare for ne n mothers love
Guides wandering feet Q eer land and sea-
l'hat heavenly beacon burns en- earth
No more for me-
William II haSue, IN Outlook,
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-23
HERE AND THERE.

If the garden were always plowea
as soon as the main crops were on ana
sowed with rye as q winter covering
one-half the difficulty in fighting Weeu'
the following season would be pre-
vented
The best market for corn, ana
many other feed stuffS Is the NAV oi
the COW and the stomach Of the hog,
Feed viii bring more in milk and meas
than in money. aud the milk and mea'
will sell for more than the feed Will
A farmer figured out one day iha'
he had walked see miles in eulilvatina
an orchard. He ihereupon sold his p,aee
and moved 10 town, where be walAeu
600 miles tc End something 10 do
Texas is q great cattle state pn' "
Is not a dairy state Instead o. ~
dueing butter and cheese sufficient 10,
its own wants ID precures supp.les '.
dairy products from Wisconsin. hADse.
and other states where The dAifg ~
dustry IS highly developed.
Prom the beginning pFae'.'Iro.. 'r.
man nav have his living iroH -
farm. and this is quite Al item -.
not long until the money re"a.1 -,
his labor begins. After that inaus',y
and economy makes success pretty "
tki1.
-Poqulstion IN The Cd couniiiss
increasing. ana food products Fs-DS.- =
practically stationary IN usos--,
vorSblc scasoos thev make l'-I -.
enough 10 freed tbeir people % -'s 80
vorsh.e seasons thcv must olg -1is'
fron TIE western hszispbere-
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-23
rhL llI1Ls ONE AWAY,


werld aln't like II used TO he-eoldef skies
IA May.
summer amt so sweet 10 me, The little
one'a away
Wish the birds a-slnelng could reach the
ones that roam;
Wish the sweet hells ringing could rius
my darling hemel
81 here In the sunshine. solemn.like, and
see
Morning elories neeping IN where once she
used to he,
They loved her little window, with the
blossoms and the lights,
Gave her glad seod mornings, kissed her
sweet good nights,
Sit here In the darkness when ne winds
the naples stir
And hear the silence singing a sad, sweet
song Of her
know the lilies dream OF her with her
the reses roam,
And suAflowers shine like stars Of eS,ld and
lean to light her home.
werld alast what Il used ta hes@skies are
cold and Rrasl
Summer aIn't as sweet II mN The little
ones awANt
wish The sweet hirss ssaeiak eseld reSeh
the ores thai reAms
Wish the klsd bells flnkzne eeNad rms ny
dsrilnS home
~. l. SssaseA. n Atlanta eenStt0s3Sn.
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-23
l. M. .. sru,.r .r.l.n-.

TIE itz1e- lef iy zfs uusrmar u1ss
.hluue- -hEr shs luli.v ones be- |zsuaI y
1rouEi-- ari -hr smuggling sI.Ill-E y
-hur zu-t - ur,lI EurEE
Gur -=car- flru- --lus rzr -
rrs e-I -h- Tul r
cl1~f 1ssrlE- >-a-s WIN Stamps flr
lru-r C ru- rc11rfH lIz- tas fazH -
laEr s1u-- nutiur ~
.ar-ed
-at ss EEcliuet -ht rrul.r an
.har 1sllr- lls h,s tHu-r sans a. rs
.-..f "a. l.a.--7 rtt -nlrriur-
R S-Eur ue1le--el 1e iurlnss Ia
r.-,-.-.r.-. --le--ai- E7-s Erass
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-23
.H4Tl

8E-ds1--ns-r s1T s7e-r hea-7- laurt
l1ls lET a. u1s l-is
sli1s--InE1 ds-su1z- Z iza1 g. least
> UssE E-Eac or r1 H. fu- lluE -.i-iF
a. q uEu rhr Gel u 1ns ulur -rueE
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-23
-. -. =. -.

lllGul. Srcl'r- has az l.7Ell-s u- -
arlsss dars r 7sE-- and f- laHs -
l-t atee vuuI1 b. rls=s 80
frs
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-23


tra6sn. lets have s game a. po&e-. So
~Eut. 6ear nae. 6onS be,icve hsvS
ANY CARTS I lvaondsr whether We coaI &
Ssrd out for SoNe e~ exclaimed the l.a>s
'NaA, have a csuple et QacssS Ia ms
Gladstone" Sss6 co. Sssunron. III
- and Ces thoa-~ Ee soou returned
vrlsh TWO packs and pcssoa. winning
the eut. began 20 desl
= rcnoT1lstr aiken ] lessS al GO lece ]
Knew sose sery amusing card sricss.
S,3d NJ. Dane. pish q ss5aeu fash az
momo-g~ i uaoudcv p.heshcrl ] coul6 az
Aom nove Some a. thsm were ae-s
Ingenious, lea arc Sse-ahsrs e-as ore
nov ROW did Ga roc~ Re pics,e5 ur
shf nacs az oart>. and Vas hand irr
thsu uncsrsnzu'l- al. remUluhsr
FisSSe chooSS s. card NJ pes1on. Nov
SOS E-s 0ulsc ee-ssill sor WiL anew q
sesir. rlaco 81 ir tsC une&. ~. Nus
SSH shrffic -hrm. NoC observe p ili,l
nal seez g1ss 5are al are carl Nun p
57a' tAcm iulo thrct fsarS stuEil
fE-in- igsL lhis s. rcrr card A,- l'5F-
ton. ls,iese. she lour oi STa3es
r'oute -isis. alr Dane Flal- Son
..-1luI,s us1t slek- Z must rg- rCu tr
explain 20 fc me t.y ard t-
ia ugsrr ths iou1 ul Sl.s6es l s,l.s
1t. deugE Q- haar1s- ru- En- ri,r Aus
iian. 1odU'r
. rhirE rou are ulis-at-fn- sid lr
TtTlgr. szlue
~ s1ncv sereral uu-t r-ieEs
s-i5 Be- LhousS- tul. q. H-iet az h5s
succeSS -eu7r ans 5 rs-T elssHs-. 1r.
80 -hsse -t-ss rs-as. Nuu -hs rueer
+ ir -tg uii1e = huIt -ieu aa-
ur 1ns 1rs-s
- -aE rrr. ana lrnt- ~
The Van Buren press., 1897-10-23

Tia H=al uHFsu.sz aI t.s istsasr
rIl- l- rllal VA rlz fa- a.
sz11rs u- 1l.s Ia
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-03-11

cS1s Der 8eipiaiaun9s. 8ig tulr6en
fir 0as Saldr unb alle Qlussaben bes
fteilen8erii1erunas gommiIIGrs S3,7O0
idbrlid beUllligt. Gin conieruatioer
lleberidltn9 sei9t, OaB Der bisberige ST
anttuatOr pes 8erItderuneslueIens Der
aaein ehrlim iein iDDlenben republitaaiz
id)en 8artei mebr als $4,000 ppn ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. einfDlsftirt
bat in einen Sabre. Gs iuurSe i'm
0auIe in &ierre bepieIen, baB nid)t elm
elnSi9er Dollar ppn bieIem gelee. 0as
na9 IbjI9 Der 9tusgoben bes @ranii-
nators 5unl 9r6Bten 5beite Dem 9taate
9ebDrt, in Die 5taatsfaiie 9efloiien lit,
ipnoern nabrideinli6 aIs ,,angebli6e
Ius9aben" in ben gai9eu bes @rami
natprs oeri9lpunoen tit. @enn ut0n
it5er ipariame 8erpattRng Ipreden ruia,
mas lit Dortbeilbafter fiir Die Gteuer.
sahler, Elm graminator, Der idbrli9
Sl2, 900 einiadt, O0er eir Gerliderz
umgsz gummiiIdr, Der S3,700 iGbrlitb
befommt? limb bod MAIDEN Der iebiaen
Nominiitrotiun feinbtid 9eiinute 8ldt.
Ter Die 9aaSe 3eit beruus eiit flrdt6ares
@eihrei iiber Die @eri6penoungsiunt
oer ,8ops". 3batiafe ober III, onB
bnr6 Oieie neue @inri1tung, Die man
70 germ alS Beiipiet an5ufiibren pfle9te,
cine griporniB nun me6reren 3auIeno
Dollar fiir ben 5taat ersielt miro, an
itott, boB, iuie jene be9aupten, Die gtns.
gaben oes Staates I'M bas Saidr oes
neuen 8eamten pernebrt tper6en.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-03-11

SCR 8unoes General glniDalt bat
cine gntI9eioun9 abaeseber, luOna9
in6ianiide 5rauen, iuelde iueiBe 0tanner
heiratben, ibrer oUn Der Re9ierung Itt.
nulirten @infilnfte perluItig ae6en fuer=
ben. Die gnti9eibuns uurOe in elRer
5treitIade abgeleben, Die sDiiden Dem
Giour Sduptling 8tad Samf unb elmer
!6atbblHt= Snbianerin, Sane 6. 8atoron
pbtualtete, rno i'll oem e5 Itb Inn eillen
8eiisnntbei[ an benz 2anoftri6 in Glib
9afDta haubelte, Der oor a6t Sabren
ben Giour our gertbeiluns uater Die
gtamnles9enOTelt suseipro9en tporoen
iuar. Die @nti6eioung lit in loferne BON
tueiifra9cnper 8ebeutung als befanntid)
uielFaeb gseiBe inoianiide Squaius se,
beiratbet baben, I'm beren ginfiinfte utlb
9aubnieBunsen tbeilen al f0nner. llnb
Die iiuD in ein5elnen Sdllen re6t beoens
teub. esn benz oOrlie9enOen 5treite
hanoclte es Ii6 beiipielsmeiie Inn einen
arOBen gheil elmer $40 9lcre nmfaiien
ben 8eiibun9 bes 6duptlings 8lad.
s5atuE in Der unmittelbaren glabbar.
ihaFt pOn Sort Bierre, fir Die bereits
$4,000 IN barren @elbe gebOten NOR.
Den iinb.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-03-11
G1crnNcsm efelhaft hi Sc glnbe.

6ct0OeSta efelbaft 1T Die glnbe=
tstna, tpeld)e Die Su. gtaatsSeitun9 ibren
(goItant=) gBBen gteOelanb 9etesentz
lid ieines Iustretens am 4. Mdr5 erz
tuies. Gs febtte nur nod, baB lie ben
hiden 8on6 Spefulanten nit ieinen
'bnea oeroienten NtitIiuuen init Dem
luabren Gatrioten 8aibinotpn osr9lid.
Die Nbonnenten Der 5tants5tg. litbgen
n,it ibr in 8elulnberun9 Oe5 un6emo
fratIIben @erne glutpfratett ems Ieir,
a6er oiele f6nnen es ibrer bann auf fei.
rea SAT- fem.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-03-11
sarifreforn, ais S,eiln.ittcl.

gln Dem 9uten @illen beg iteuen 8rGe
Iibenten 0tc&inleD, Dem 2anoe Die
.&roiperitdt" 5uriid5use6en, nad Der
9laes Ieuf5t, auf Die eSe0er bofft, Stueis
felt geiemano. g8obl aber an Der Ge6g.
lihfeit, oa6 lie 0ur9 oas BON ibm be-
fitrmortete Mittef auf Die Daaer 9e.
bra6t iBer6en f6nile. Me@iHle1 lit an.
n69It uno por Iftem Elm 8ertreter 6es
ouhSUas. lln0 oleIen 5tanopunft bat
er in ieiner Snau9urationsreoe gans be-
ionoers betont. giner Der erIten Sdse
lautet: ,,gia9Oem genitsenoe gunOes.
@inna9men 9eiidert iino, aber ni4t
e6.r, f6nnen mir uns nit Nenberun.
gen unierer 5tnan59eiebe beidditigen.
6err RcSintep iieb: in DEM gtusfall
Der 9topember 8abl cine @rtldrung Oes
8oltes fic @rb0hung Der @tnfubr 36lle
@r ia9t lu5rtlidb; .,9ns Golf fat ers
fldrt, es uerlange cine @eiesgebung,
melde genttgenoen GduB, 9eniigenoe
glufrnunteruug fir uniere Suouitrieu
uu6 Die @niluidetung be8 2auoes giebt
Des6alb boffe i9, 6aB Der gun9reB nit
mbali6iter 5dnelltsfeit &euenue- @eiebe
erlaiien meroe, tuelde pernInfttg. 9ere4t
uno cenieruatip Iino. @s lit Die erite
8lidt oes gougreiies ba8 @efiSit ba.
ourd ausjugteiaen, baB er 3oG9cieBe
ertdBt, luel6e iid1 itets ats ii6erlter
59uB fit bas 5d)asamt erlrieien ia.
ben. Die @ei1dftslaSe lit nidt rOii9.
@s mirb cine 3eit lang bauern, ele Der
gebetblife 3uitano friiberer Sabre iuie.
Der erreibt iit. 8enn mir i'm a6er aud
nidt iofort erlansen f6nnen. 10 uerm6
gen mir bod ourd eeet9nete @eiebge-
bnng Ieine 8ieoerfehr uorsuberetten. "
llRo oann uerflnbet Der Brditoant Die
@inberufllng bes goEsreiies Sl elmer
gTtraIibung am l5. Rdrs. SIT bod
einmal Die, nit elmer &epilton Ses ga.
rifs perbunbene 8euarubisnns Der @e:
i9dftspelt nid1t 5ll uermeioen, 10 lit ie:
ben5alIs cine mbslihit raIde grleoiaune
Der 5rage tuiinI9enstuertb. gsuar be,
re6tigter Saoel, ben gleoelano iiber lid
Ieraeben laiien mu6te, tueil er nnh GIN.
| tritt bes @ntes Sabr nn0 Gag ueritrei
| den lie6, ebe er Die Carthage. au
@runo oeren er ertpdbtt mar, CUR @rle
Ibi9una brahte. 8nbarc1 iuurbe Del
| 5tilIItanb aller 5abrifati0n i'm G0mmel
/ unb Serbft 1858 ueranlaSt.
i gtber Der 8rdItoent Wte&inleD lit bod
| i'm esrrtbum, tuenn er anHtmnit, bai
ba8 8olf nit ieiner grmdblung leOig
{ lid ben @uni6 nadl elmer Earif &eforn
aussuoriiden beabiidtisie. @s fini
aanS nnbere @infIiiIie 9etueien, tuefd
ibn In bas iueiBe 5aus eebradt ba6en
Sir uns 6rebt iif iebUd ba8 Snte
rpIIe earnm, bob mir Die berIprphenel
auten 2eiten mirflid1 erbalten. &6Rnel
fie uns bnr6 6od5blIe aebratht tuerOetl
10 Iollen lie uns barum nidt minbe
lui[lf0mmen iein. &omnten fie aber. tui
mir beFar1ten, nidt. 10 tu,ro 6aOurd
, betuieien iein, bnB bic @riinoe fiir bi
@eIhdFtsfriiis Der Iebten Sabre for
lieaen. iuo mir iie itets seIu@t babeu :
!, in Der @dhrun9sFrage.
Il en- bier Sohren ipirb bann nidts De
J Giee Der Sreiprdsuns perbinoeru Ton
: nen. gbie. Sc. 8r.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-03-11
9er gunbesienat fot Sic siirstiet, Ct

Ser 8uR6esienat fat Die tirati9 er.
IaIiene 8erfiigun9 bes 8rdiioenten, bic
Sorftreierpatiun be0euteno su erfueitern,
luioerrufen uno fir null urO nidti9 err
Hart. glls @runo Dieier Sanblungs
l0eiIe aab berIetbe an, bnB bieie Sr0re
bes Rr6lioenten Die &e6te unb @riIten5
pie(er HeiBiger gnIieoter i'm @elten IN
9Ssraae iieGe uno bic Sttereiien Der
gtd6t1en uno iuouitriellen llnterneb.
lnungen in ben betreffenneu @esenoen
5bG6ige. Stun ipirO Stuar be6anpz
tet, odB gefrdntter 5tol5 leitens
bes 5enates aud nit i'm 5piele geueien
Iei, oenn man babe es ben Serren anbO=
rem fDnnen, bnB iie iib b64ft oarii.
Der beLeibi9t fiiblten, neil Der Brdiioent
Die 8erfiigung ertaiien. Dbne ii4 oorher
Bel ben 5enatpren Der betreffen0en Staa=
Ten iueiien Gat9 81 bolen. 9tber mer
Ti1 erinnert, tuie gfeuelano Die gniteo.
Ter ans Der grofp Greet Seieruatiou
btnausmarf, bloB neil er Ielnem 8otz
gdneer glrtbur, Der bas @ebiet erOfnei
bate, etiuas am 3eu9e fliden iuollte, Der
tpirb Die &roteite Der 9enatOren MIDI
10 leicbt6in uertuerfcn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-03-11

MSait Ia9t, 8rdIibent gleUefano iebe
stuansia Sabre dlter aus als por alp6lf
sssabren, beim Gntritt ieines eriten Gnts.
Eermines. 9ns mag iein. Gber ipie ies
ben SunoerttauIenbe ietner Mitbitrser
aus. bic er felt ieinem stueiten 9Imtsan=
tritt bur6 feline unslilfielise, brutale
golitit all ben 8ettelItab sebra6t 6at!
gie fino in pier Sabren nm 5tuDlf Sabre
alter oeDorOen, Dhne ii1 nit feds Wits
lionea tr0Iten stt f6nnen, lpie gleuetano.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-03-11

@rtudblnns su perbnnfen bat, iinb, tOie
erii6tlib, BEL ber 3uIamnenitelIun9 Des
Cabinets BON @ec&intep 9ldn5enb islto=
rirt iuorben. Scr Mtobr bat feline
Sdulbi9felt getbar, Der Nbr fam
seben" 9ob bat Ntc&inlep feline @r-
fennttidteit ben 8eutiben aeseniiber,
tpet9e ibR 10 iuader unteritiiBt baben, in
anoerer 8eiie ausbrutf segeben. Or
iOl ndnItid1 feline Snaugurattons. Solen
BON einem oeutIhen 5bneiber perfertt=
gen baben laffen. glu6 cine @bre!