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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-20
The Truly Horrible.

From the Cleveland LFndsr.
There ia an old man who sells news
papers in the square. He has learned from
handling the sensational sheets that in or
der to dispose of his stock he must al
ways have something "horrib.e'' or hand.
IL is ''All about the horribl" suicide:
'all about the horrible murder" all
about the horrible accident or all about
something else that is horrible day after
day.
ON Saturday evening he stood at his
accustomed place when the late extras
were brought around. After securing -
bundle he scrambled to his corner. saw
half a dozen men approaching. and cried
out:
Here's your extra paper, just out, all
about the horrible-horrible-
Then he stopped. He had forgotten TO
look at the headlines and find out what
horrible thing had happened. Hastily
turning over one Of the papers. he caught
a glimpse Of the account OF the Harvard
Pennsylvania football game. The troubled
lock faded from his face; y glad light
came inro his eyes. and he continued:
"All about the horrible football game"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-20

From Truth.
4 few years ago. in one of the southern
towns of New forkstate, a man died who
had not led "A very good life. His family
insisted that a sermon he preached at the
funeral. however. and Al due respect paid
TO the dead mans memory: No minister in
town would otiiciate. as an We're seemingly
engaged. However, 4 retired elder. rich
and kindly hearted. agreed e attend. The
house was filed with nciGhDorS. all rough
and mostly ignorTInt! n shors prayer was
offered and n hymn sung. then the elder.
folding his hands in front Of INN. began:
My friends. if this man was a bad man
] have said too much: il a good man, |
have said enough. Let rs pray
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-20

Archbishop Mage. of York. was far
famed for his e]loquence and also for his
witty repartee. as witness this. He saw
the way things were tending. and in Civ
ing his suffragan, the bishop of Hull. a
few words of warning as to the future,
said. They will send for you 10 open
churches. cemeteries, schools. windows.
clocks. V~estries and cloakroomS. and be-
fore long the clergy will want you TO come
and open an umbrella
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-20
Vow.
From the Chicago R

From The Chicago Record.
In her heart love and duty strove for the
mastery. and duty won.
y man shall wed me-" she exclaimed.
with suffused eyes and quivcrins lips. VINO
does not promise me that if he is ever
president of the United States he will use
ed with water"
Such was the ardor of his passion that
Algernon hesitated not a moment.
Il promise" he cried, and fell upon his
knnn4
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-20
IL Wasn't Her System.

She was getting rather mixed, but she
kept on bravely: The woman who mar
ries and is willing to allow ner highest in
teresta to be engulfcd in the bourgeois
routine of Il purely material existence
lacks self-respect. No matter what its siJs-
cial mission may he. matrimony was never
intended as an occupation for the unsm-
ployed or an outlet for idle sentimental
ity."
There was a ring Al the bell. Topts
looked up from her picture books aAi
crumplsd up her face TO cry. She felt it
was her mamma and she was homesiCk-
She's been very good" said Miss Space
rayte as the fond parent claspcd that
sticky infant TO her heart.
Shes been eating sweets. ! see said
mamma with a shake OF her head. And.
good gracious. What's the matter with
her hand?'
Oh. just a scratch. | assure yoU-only a
scratch. bat she cried: so ! bandaged il"
The rosy-Cheeked mother smiled: I'm
afraid she has been taking advantage Of
you" she said. Children are very sharp
and she saw you We're induIgent. What a
lot of trouble she has given you. She
never cries at i scratch at home. There are
so many things to do nowadays that on.
has to have "A system everywhere. and !
don't believe in allowing children TO make
"A slave of me or servants to worry ma.
You studicus women are different. of
course. and one can not blame you II SER
yantS and children do take advantage OF
ecu.'
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-20
The Class in Ciyics.

From Harpe:'s Bazaar.
Now. Tommic." said the teacher in
civics. what are the duties of a police
commissioner"
Why" said Tommie, who has studied
politics under a Tammany administration.
"a police commissioners chief duty is to
COLLECT commissions frnm The nnlice."
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-20

The so-called portraits of Uncle Sam are
legion; but with few exceptions they are
little better than caricatures. and not in
the least typical of the far-Sceing. shrewd
but benevolent and genial old man of the
original conception. What is said to be the
ed in 1916 by the artist Probasco. of whom
little or nothing further is known. The
picture is a fine oil painting. and * at pres
ent in the hands of the heirs of the late
Judge Lawrence. of Lowell. Mass. who re-
side about fifty miles west of Toledo. o.
The portrait shows the familiar blu coat
with brass buttons. the red and white shirt.
the beaver hat with the stars and stripes
on the band. The reproduction is from a
photograph made by Joseph r. Blanchard.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-20
is A VOICE FROM THE DEAD.
Unusual Experience of to BngGnGemnn
and IA Corpse That Wanted
Out of the Coffin.

From the Louisville Commercial.
II was Il gruesOEe trip which Il baggage
master made out of Louisville last week
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-11-20
In the boiler Room.

In the boiler room. a veritable stoker's
hold. men shovel coal hour after hour into
the furnaces and drag forth cinders fiery
hot onto the hot foor. They shovel be-
tween a brick wall lined with steam pipes
and an iron wall with flames behind 1t.
The average Of coal consumed Is about
forty tons = day. with = i0 horsepower
capacity. Tho boiler rooms are the lungs
and the hot water pumping room is the
heart of the hotel. Warmth is sent
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-02-12

Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,)
CoEUR D. ALBNE, Idaho,
January II, 1889
Notice is hereby given that,
Amelia Mclaughlin filed her In
dian Allotment Application No. 65,
on August IS, 1897, for the Ell of
SCI of section 8, TIP. 65N r. l W.
B. NJ. That during November,
1896, the said land was classified
as MINERAL, by the U. S. Mineral
Land Commissioners appointed
under the Act of February, 26,
1895, to classify, with regard to
their mineral or nonmin sral char
acter, the lands lying within the
limits of the grants to the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company.
Said Allottee will, therefore, on
the 4th day of March, 1898, before
the Register and Receiver, at the
U. S. Land Office, at Occur d. Alene,
Idaho, submit affirmative proof as
to the Non MINERAL character OF
said. land.
Any and all persons claiming
adversely, or that said land is more
valuable for mineral then fol
agricultural purposes, are hereby
notifed to appear at this office on
said March 4, 1898, and submit
proof in support of their allie
cations. D. H. BUDLoNG.
Register
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-02-12

Phil O'Rourk, once prominent
politician of Shoshone county, has
packed his grip and gone to the
Klondike to make another raise.
Phil is "down" just at present.
The Owyhee Avalanche propose
that the silver parties drop all their
party titles and all unite under a
one-plank "Silver Party"
The Rathdrun Blade says there
was a secret meeting of certain
silver republicansin Occur d. Alene
recently, and slate fixed up.
The Blackfoot News thinks il
Dehoves the democrats to be fail
and just with their silver repub-
lican and populist allies.
The Montpelier Examiner, pub.
lished at Montpelier, Bear LAX,
county, favors union of all silve,
forces.
The Idaho City World, an in
ffuential populist paper, is strictl.
middle-of-the-road.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-02-12
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OEFICE,)
CoEUR D. ALENE, Idaho,}

January II, 1881
Notice is hereby given that,
Angie Mclaughlin filed her Indian
Allotment Application No Ga, on
August Is, 1897, for the W. of
SCI section 8, TIP. 65, N, r. 1
w. B. M. That during the month
of November, 1896, the said land
was classified as MINERAL by the
U. S. Mineral Land Commissioners
appointed under the Act of Febru
airy, 26, 1895, to classify, with re-
gard to their mineral or nonmineral
character, the lands lying within
the limits of the grants to the
Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany,
Said Allottee will, therefore, on
the 4th day of March, 1898, before
the Register and Receiver, at the
U. S. Land Office, at Cnur d.
Alene, Idaho, submit affirmative
proof as to the Non. MINERAL char
acter of said land.
Any and all persons claiming
adversely, or that said land is more
valuable for mineral than for agri-
cultural purposes, are hereby
Notified to appear at this office on
said March 4, 1898, and submit
proof in support of their allegst-
ions. ID. H. BUDLoNG.
l-l5-2'19 Register.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-02-12
NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, forbid all
parties from floating logs, or allow
ing them to float, over our meadows
or through the creeks or bitches
draining the same; as we have been
at a great deal of expense opening
these bitches for the purpose of
draining the above meadows.
The entire crop of these meadows
depends on the bitches being kept
open when the water is going down
and out. THOMAS FITZPATRICK.
KATE FITZPATRICK.
JAMES FITZPATRICK.
Bonner's Ferry, Idaho, January %,
1898.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-02-12
Poor and Weak
Had no Appetite Better in
Every Way-A Delicate Child.

"Some time since 1 took sudden cold
and could not get rid of it. Being subject
to catarrh and bronchial trouble coughed
terribly. 1 lost my appetite and grew
poor and weak and 1 did not feel like
work. 1 began taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. In short time the cough disap-
peared, 1 slept well, had good appetite
and was better in every way. Last
spring 1 was not feeling well, had no APP
petite and no strength. / resorted to
Hoods Sarsaparilla and soon felt more
like work. My little nephew was deli
cate child and had humor which trou-
bled him so he could not rest at night
He has taken few bottles of Hoods Sar-
saparilla and now he has good appetite
and is able to sleep" Miss ABBIE j
FREEMAN, South Duxbury, Mass.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-02-12
Hoods sa psf'iia

Is the One True Blood Purifier All druggists. 81.
HJ,z DILL, are the best after-dinner
lIOoi L HIS pills, aid digestion. 25c.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03
NaNcufdmbfc.

sn Norb Carolina eripartet man
idlimme Nusibreitun0en am Mablta=
ae. IS banoelt ii9 nidt mebr uni
Cobb ooer Silbermdbrun0. nidt mebr
um sdubsoll ooer Greibanoel, nidt
mebr um GENERALIZATION pber @taaten=
redte. ionbern es gilt gu entiheiben. ob
bic Weiben ooer bic 6arbiaen 6erren i'm
State bleiben foaen. 81, ettpa swolf
Counties fiebt es idlimm aug; bic
Weiben baben iid bewaifnet uno ben
6arbi9en bic ernitgemeinte Warnun9
suaeben laHen. bonn Stimmfaifen we9=
aubleiben. 8ouperneur &ufel bat ei=
nen @ompromiB ppraeihlaseu, tuonad
in Stem 0anoper Gountp Der oemofrati=
ihe 2eeislatureanbioat 3uriidtreten unb
bic @ei1dftsleute einen anberen Mann
non,iniren follen. in tpsldem Sale bic
@epublifaner feine @anoioaten fir bic
Gountndmter aufneQen werben. Ser
Nori1laa aefdllt aber ,peber ben Weiben
nod ben 6arbieen. unb Hebtere iprehen
es frei unb rffen aus. baB iie bon @ou=
perneur Nul1el peratben unb berfauft
lporoen ieien. Man befir9tet. bob es
am Wahltas in peridiebenen Counties
gu butisen 3uiammenit6ben fommen
tpirb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03
: Der gDeiaen ntbt prdAti0.

Dsr Msiaen iitbt prdAtia.
Sic .Jaen auf Wanttln II DDm
10. Mopember an frei.
Die Singer Nimrobs betinAea
iin barber, baB bic 1aien oieits Sabr
10 rar iino.
Der Wittlpe Glorn M. Yoltel II,
Nep 6 Gommerstotpn ipur0e cine penfon
bon $8 per Monat beipilli9t.
gs5 ioli bier cine neite Seiepbon
9inie errihtet !peroen, bic idmmtlihe
DrtIhoften i'm gounin perbinbet rno
teren Yreile um elm Drittel billiser fino
als bic Der Bel COMPANY.
Der neue Store ipiro aue ieine
fdDnen bonn 5dneioer semaAten Oa.
nen.llnterr0de (skirts) um 9enau BIZ
0dlite oes preifes ueriauien. Der Ser.
tauI beainnt an, tMontaa uno bauer1
bier 9aee. 8erfeblt niht. oieie elegant
aemadten Waaren 81 iebeH bel be,
6mitb DeneionGo.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03
Sur Noti3.

Sen Gunoen ber Waidanitalt bon
Sabsra uno 5aplor oiene CUR Nahriht,
oaB BON iebt an 9err s. .. 0urit fatt
81. u. 8. &urb bic Maihs fir bic Nem
philadelphia Sampi= Waidanitalt eius
Iammelt unb pertheitt. g3er es porsiebt,
isine Mrbeit Don 9ano MAIDEN 3u laRen,
fam befrieoigt meroen. oa 6r. s. g.
2niielp cine stelle bel uns iibernom=
men bat. 9Sir tuaiden ieoen Sag au=
B'r am 6amifas nno Sonntaa uno mir
aldtten jeoen 9aa obne am SOnntaguno
Wontas. IS miro oafiir geior9t. oab
uniere 3unben init unierer Wrbeit
sufrieoen iinb.
Wenu ihr uniern Ma9en ober 6rn.
6urit niht iebt. 10 ruff oas Selepbon
go. SO.
Sabers & Saplor, gisentbiimer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03
@eibIid)e Gonemrrcts.

Nuf allen @ebieten madt bas .peibli-
he @eidlebt ben M1nnern @onearrenS.
Sept bort man bon Qouispille. &p.. oab
zine Jrau iih gar als ginbreherin uers
iuGt babe, ein griperbs3mei9, auf iuel=
den bisber bic Wdnner elm ausfdlieb=
lihes 3edt ,u baben alaubten. Sen
Nn9absn Der bortigsn poli5ei aufolae
ili bic ginbreherin init Dietriden, al=
len MODERN @inbreher,uerf3euaen uno
Nebnliuen, beipaffnet. Sic tpuroe pon
Grau Solomon iiberraIht. als fie nd,
aeraoe iiber beren Wertbia1en berma=
den wollte. Gin tllrser Rampi folgte.
ood geinna Is Der Ginbreherin. lid
r,it eitiem 3beil Der Beute aus BEN
Staube 5u MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03
0erld)tSD 10 tAmD mDInmAe,,.

sSobm 8. 8sdhom leaeti sSoiaesl
0inbmon Werbiit fur ben Mngsflootsn.
Jreb Wsioer 9eQsn WsnoA 9ooen.
jtein. BeigeleQt unb aoiien besollt.
sSbbn 8. @rabam Noniniitrator ge-
aen bic 2ecpes sSron 60. Beigele9t
unb 2oifen be3ablt.
Dnrbep Sells oegen ssobn Dlnbs u.
u. Werbitt iiir Den Gidaer fur $50. 86.
SoIepb u. Winspear gegen Melilia
Beans II. H., ben, GldQer ipuroen 1922.
20 3ugeiproden llno Nertauf bee Der.
pidnbeten giaentbums anaeoronet.
Salothisl Renneop IL u. 9e9erl
Soiiab Mnrpbp als Seifamentspoll-
{trefer. gin teinpordrsr Ginbaltsbe-
febl rparb permanent ertldrt uno bat
Der Mnaetla9te bic GOnen 3u besablen.
pbosne @relpea aeaen Briee Me6ao.
ben Il. u. Yeiaele9t unb Soften besablt.
Saeob S. Gnpber eeaen Otto 5np=
ber. Muf Rotten oes 9ldgers beigelegt.
Obio aegen gomarb M. Doipea.
Ser Mnaetlaate, oer erit feline Shulo
Neldu9net, befannte lih oes ginbrubs
ihul0i9 uno tpurbe au fiinf Sabren
;3uhtbaus perilrtbeilt.
6reb Seniemann, ber aleihfaas bas
erfe Mal. als er benz Hihter poraefiibrt
tpuroe. feline Gdulo geleuanet bate,
betanute ii1 bes 9aubanfa0s fhulbie
unb ip,,rbe nod ber Neformanitalt III
Mansfislb aefhidt. Die 2dnee ieiner
etra|3eit ,pirb BON ieinem Bstraaen
abbdngen. (llniere 0eier tperben fid
erinnern. ,pie senieman por einigeit
Wohen in Der Ndbe bon Miopale einen
iuneeu Buriden tieberI9lus uno bee
raubte.l
Sane Wianbt sesen @ersbam dimes
II. q. Beiaeleat auf Soften Der 3ld9erin.
Charles Marquart, Der anaetlaei
mar. feinen gduaser 5tan9e nit ber
Nbiiht. benielben 81 t6bten. gei6oHen
su hoben, tpuroe freieeiproden.
@ettern lam Der proseb 9eoen Sheo.
.. gruin ,inb Sob. Sentins aur Ser.
banbluns uno ,puroen bic beioen bee
ginbruds idulbia befunoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03

1rob bes unaiinftiaen Wettsrs iparet.
am Gonntas 3auienoe BON yielide.
bon Nab unb Germ rad @ai,al Douer
getommen. un Der ginmsibuns Der IDS
tholiihen Rirhe beisu,uobnen. gifdof
Watterion bon Columbus leitete am
Wormittas ben Gottesoienit uno belt
cine ausasseidnete preoist. Nn Der
parobe, bic ont Nahn,ittas abaebalten
purbe. nabmen aud mebrere auswdrti.
ae Wereine iotpie mebrere Wufitaeieu=
ihoiten Mntbeil. Die neue Stride III
Elm iboner Bau, pelder Der Gsmeinbs
CUR gbre uno Der Staot sur 3ieroe 9es
reidt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03

Mm ~. Dftobsr III llbri@suile 5r0u
gIiber MeDarnfs I'M Hitter bon 62 Sab.
ren. Gie mar Die Mutter bon Is 3in.
bern. bon tpelnen nod IL am ltbeit
iino. Dor Is Sahren fiel Gr0u 8ar.
,,es uno broA elm Bein ui,b fonnte ieits
Der nur nod init Der Ollie bon 9riiden
laufen.
gorlebte QDohe in Ganol Dpber
Charles Nflm0n,l i'm utter BON so Sabs
ren. Der DerItorbene fam als iedsidb=
riger 2nabe nit ieinen gltern bon
Deutidlano nod Canal Dober nnb bat
{eitber INNER bort Qetpobnt. st NOR
piermol perbeiratbet unD hinterid6t fee
ben Ginber unb cine trauersloe Wittfue.
Mm 90. Dttober in Canal Dober
grnit ss. Goodman, elm aebnjdbriaer
Gohn boi, 80. Goodman. an elmer ui,=
terlsibsent3iinbuns.
Mm 81. Dttober in Canal Oobsr
Grau Watbiloa 6ubel. @attin pnll pe=
ter Dukel. in, Utter pon 68 Sabren.
Die WerHorbene mar aus GeutiAlano
aebiirtia unb fam i'm Sabre 1853 nah
Canal Eoper. sic binterldBt einen
trauernoen 8atten unb bier 10hter.
Mm 20. Ditober in 9Qep pbilaoelphia
Witttue earab Molton i'm Nlter bon rs
s.Sabren, Sic mar bic Mutter bon 8
Ginoern. bon iuei1en nod 4 am Seben
fin0.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03
BudIens Mrmtfa gaIbe.

Die bette @albe in Der Welt fir
@9nitttpunoen, @ef9niire, @al3fub,
Giebertpunben, Musi4las. anfseiprun.
gene 9dnbe, Jroitbeulen, 9iibneroueen
uno ale 9autausfdldge, fouie iie be-
ftimmt 0d,norrboioen beilt. Sic uirb
sarantirt, bic bette 3ufrieoenbeit su ge=
ben, ober bas @elo ipiro 3uriifseseben.
preis Is Gents per edadtel bel s. g..
WllGcr & SDhn.
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4eiratbSbe ,ptut9umgets.

Glart 6prbes - Gtta Gdulter.
5bos. s. @ooerif - gloora 0olmes.
gbas. s.. sieriit - gmma Ok. Gor.
iptbe.
Sobn 9becoore @onnelp - Nliee Mor.
Wm. @rites - 2poia 6aas.
M. 9. @iles - 9arriot Gdooln.
Ghas. %. Jrienb - emma go,uaro.
Geo. %. gur,is = Nina @roofs.
Sobn guans - Grace Brpau.
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ueber bic @anaiihminbeleien. bic ne.
BEN BEN tprannii1en &ainesseiebe jebt
Der republifanii9eu partei int Staate
New Dort 10 piel su ihaffen MAIDEN,
gab Der oemotratiide @ouperneurscan=
oioat San Wpd in elmer am @amitao
Mbeno in Der Mufitbole in Buffalo 9e=
laltenen Neoe Dor einer 3ub0rerihaft
bon iiber 1000 perionen bic fol9enoe
Mustunft:
.Die Slatur unb bic Meniden .pirt.
ten saiammen. um ben etaat glew
Dort ;u einem Der ar6bten oes Wunbes
su maiden unb bas faatsfunbiae Nuae
Sc M,tt glinton's fab ieiner 2eit bic
Notbtpenbiaieit Elm. bic @emdRer oes
6uoIon mt ben Seen 81 perbinben,
Die Ii1 nabssu bis ;u ben oberen @e=
,pdHern bes MiHiliippi unb beg ct.
2aurenee erftredten. Niemanb fann
befreiten. bab bic arobe gntuideluns
unieres Staates bauptid6lih burh bic
WaNermeee sutanbe lam. Nls bieie
Ganalfaeilitdten i'm 0erbdltnib 3u an=
oeren 5ranspprtmitteln beg Ganoes su=
riidblieben. brobte Elm relatiper &iid=
gang I'M Qanoel unb @eperbe oes Staa=
tes, mas uniere beitsn 8iiraer unb tiid)=
tighten Mdnner oeranlabte, bic Yerbei=
ierune unIeres @anaiipftems als notb=
,uenois 5u ertldren. Dieiss bate our
1olae. bab i'm Sabre 1895 Die republic
taniide Neeislatur in Beanttuortuns
Der brinoenoen Miini1e Der @eihdfts=
,pelt unb oderbauenben gepplterutts
bes Gtaates unb auf @runb BON GDs
itenporanidldsen republifoniideryeairt=
ten bent 0plte bic 8epi0iauna BON
neun Millione II Dollars fur
GanalperbeHerung empfabl uno babel
betonte, iene Gumme tpiiroe ausreihen,
bic aeplanten WerbeNerun9en ausSufiib-
rem. Sbne unterfdieo Der partei mur=
be bur1 elm 0otfsbotum jene @umme
betpiai9t. Die bemotratiide partei
beihuloiat jebt bic republitaniide Mo'
miniitration oes Gtaates Der llnebr.
lidteit unb Corruption nit Be5ua
auf bic fogenannten @analberbeH Herun=
gen uno bic Yerausgabune ber SO, ,000..
900. Dieie grobe Summe tpurbe mi,
abioluter Nidibeadtuna Der 3pede.
tpeI1en oieies 9robe Werf bienen iollte.
per,panbt. beriAmenbet ober 9eifoblen,
Man bate Gem Nolte borgereoet. mi
Der aneefiibrten 6umme tonne NOR, BIZ
0erbeHerun9en fertigfelIe,i, bod iint
BON ben $50 Weilen Candle bic Ser
beIIerun9en nur auf cine Qdnge bon 81
Wleilen bergeiteat. 244 Weilen iinb in'
fertig. 14l Weilen 1T nod tein Nnfans
gemadt uno bic aeiammten neun Mil'
lionen Dollars f0nnen als fortaetporfer
betrahtet tperDen." - Neun Millionel
gum 6eniter binaus0eiporfen ober &C.
! itoblen |! limb babel bate bic republi
fanii1e portei in ibrer lebten @taats
eonpention ben aRutb 3ii erfldren .Wi
beiCen bic Nbminiltration Des @ouber
neurs Hlaf (unter oer ii9 bieie S1tpin
beleien erei9neten, Reb.) gut. 81
NOR Faatsmdnniid. 9e,piKenbaft, ipar
fam unb ,peiie~. Qann man bi
politii@e Sdamloii9feit tueiter treiben
9Die mir aus ben ,ieueften New Oor
ter Bldttern erieben, tperoen bic 1etpei
ie Der G1minbeleien iebt ieoen Nbenl
bur6 fiereoptii6e Abbilouu9en be
ihauDerbaften Mrbeit, bic bel ben Ga
ualbauten geiiefert ,uurbe. in natur
3u @emiitbe 9efiibrt. Die Wirtuil
foa cine un9ebeure fein.
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Cine ileine 5arm. (60 Nder) nnse-
fdbr s Wleilen BON Neu philadelphia.
nit leihten 3ablunasbeoin oinsun9en. Jii,
ndbere Mustunit tuense man iid on
Sobn u. 0imes,
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l1nlere M(etbooe!

gDr pertouien jn Nrt in inherent Store Sbr nadoem
Sbr bnin Oau aruno aprf nit @urem gintau ai auin
eo bel nm 0raie alau br bdtt anoersmo haer ntaun
r9enb @unoe bnben in gutem 3udaube
peoer nod im Store nat meroen oas ge srafsabn
r peranst gr uerauien bic aaren nmn pree eoer
muB au Der pr gu ben9n neb
r9e en mir feu uns n garanreu bab be pr nieb
r9e 1T neil mir er fn bab gedente ibre Maaren n:h M
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Sic offieielle Mnioritdt. ipel6e ii4
in Canada gu 8unfen Der probibition
entiAieo. betrd9t l3. 884 6timmen.
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lInIere lIeberrofe fir 111dnner.

llnIere ueberrofe fir uldnner,
aseidn su 1915 800 625 7.5O. $50. 600 unb 1850
fno Die biaisfn 2eioer Die a oe pree tauien tann.
gDenn Sbr Gub nod Nereleung lberust eaubt baB
Sbr enm anoern plabs biuiaer bdst naun Onnsn, 10
geben mir gu1 guer @eo suad, wena Sbr es uelangt
unIere Gapes uno 3afets fur Damen
gu $500, $50 800 3.75 500. 6.25 700. 7.5O $780,
900 10 IL. SO f0nnn nit ndts pera1en
ibnn irseno elm Gfddismonn. bm miheu,
Geie ieben fam. gDr ae9nen unere ueberpire
ndmdsn snen proft mie gaenwaarsn unb seben nia
bea prei ob. Beraledt unire 2eibunosalde ;u 0auie
nit Die ibr onfmo aetanft habt ge br bic Rhi-
oun9sfude S.rudbn9n wol besabln mir gu @elo urad.
n1ooeee1hdft.
lnere pubmaderinnen eebdita mie bic genen 9ob-
Say ga9t arbeten, fno fe nid i'm sanbe ale
Nurd9e ausufubren. gDir baben bas Watera. Wi babn
bic Mrbesr. MAIDEN Die preie. tpelde gud gelb parn.
pubmaarenaefdte mn1en sob profe MAIDEN an bren Waa=
gBir nidt onn mir baben anoe @eiditseige auf Die
uerla6en br betomm guer @elo urud
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