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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

H publ,cs as we'll as downtro,i'lcn human
J ity, and it is with pride we viii look into
| our future history To see The names o,
| Dewey, sampson liobson and Others
! 10 como.
We will respect in the future as we
have in the past, our old ,oidiers viii
whom will be the Cuban heroes Who
is soldier! He is one that gives his
| life into the keeping of his country
| Knowing full well tlat he may never see
his loved ones again. Ladies aud gentle-
men. the young men OF to-day have not
| only the ship OF state hut the destinies
| of this nation committed Ia their care
Let us prove ourselves well worthy oil
| this great trust
The young me'l who viii DC ON states
men, governors and president in the
year 1900 are noW among us. They
are not found among hose ahu frequent
saloons, tnppling houses ar gambling
| dens, Int are, to-day, leading virtuous
lives, eager i'll the pursmt OF knowledge.
Let us arise, 60 forth and learn. Sure
| ty the world moves.
History records The tact that Plato
| bought three books ot lhilolaus for
sixteen hundred dollars Aristotle, II is
said paid fifteen hundred dollars tor a
few books. and ST. Jerome IMPOVERISHED
| his estate To buy the works of Origen.
| A bible sold for one bundled and fifty
| dollars when labor was only worth two
cents per day.
! Hos, different now, in free and happy
America, where books are as thick as
hlacl,l-rries and can be obtained tor
about one fourth OF "A day labor
! The young men are in the springtime
OF life The noblcst of truths and princi-
pies should be planted in their hearts
Books should be placed in heir hands.
Our greatest statesmen said that I'M
| less the lessons they leach are learned
\ by the masses of the people there is no
future for our nation. Our progress has
ever been upward, and never downward
I We to-day commemorate and hold sac
red the names of our beloved Washing
ton, Lincoln, Grant and their immorla
compatriots OF the times. which. in The
history of our country have tried men,
| aonla and fnllnutt1o them w also rhrrisl
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Let MS cndcaycr to cultivate a spirit ct
mutual concession and harmony in our
national councils. Let MS guard with
sacred faith tho boon that has been be-
qucathcd us, and amid all the turmoil OF
political strife we may be agitated, let
us ever hear alott the motto, Our be-
loved Union now and forever, one sand
inseparahic
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Merri, Adams, Richard Fem, Mrs A.
81. Farmer, c. d. Gross, Richard ID.
Grow, Jahn Hastert, Miss Eva Honley,
L. Iohusnn, NJ. D. Lalem, III l.. Thurman.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08
A Letter From Chlckamauga

y
Chioknmauga Park, Ca. July g. os
To fern Ayrcs aud lee o. Champc; D
Friends. AS this is Sunday, and hay,
most 81 rhe day 20 my self, Thought
would LEI you know tha, | thought OF
my Garrett friends once in Il while.
am feeling fine at ihe present, enjoying
the best Of health, although for a while
after " c came down here my health was
poor The country is fine around here
and llikc the climate. Ii is very warm
through the day, but the nights are much
cnoler here than there.
We are drilling eight hours "a day at
prescni. hut that Is enough, as hot AS it
is We have squad drill from Gas to
.I:15 a M, and then company drill from
& l." Q a m. battalion drill from $50 to
3:1i p M. and nearly every day last
week we had reeimental review besides,
~ Won see we are kept busy, Sunday
Icing ou' only light day
We have inspection every Sunday
morning, at 8 o'clock, and then we are
At our own leisure the rest of the day.
We have service at 10 a. m. / came
from arlvice just before starting ia write
This We have good preacher. He Is
: from Kansas City We also have song
a service every Sunday evening at Z clock
~ did not have any drill yesterday af-
AIe.noon, 80 went fishing but did not
yet a bitr went out To ChicEamauga
creek, about two miles from camp. A
prraon can get AS fine cane pole out
there Al anyone would wish to have.
Mesa call" Will finish after mess p"
Well, have just had my dinner, and
-iie much more like writing We had
bean soup roast beef and bread for din
ner
AS ! said before, fishing is no good
here asked an old darkev the other
day, il he knew OF any good fishing
places around here, and he told me they
wonli not bite here.
Chickamauga creek is very nice
stream Ia battle in, and we enjoy good
bath often, The boys are finding all
Kinds Of relies of the late war down
here. | have found some small bullets
myscl one of the boys OF our company
WAS OUT Ia he creek bathing, one day
last week, and found an eight-pound
scann0n-han The lieutenant wanted to
hly il ni him hut he would not sell it.
There's lots of black berrics down here,
bn they are outside of the park. had
4. all could eat yesterday.
ltis awful dry down here. We need a
good rain badly.
The government is slow about equip
'ing as and we are only partly equipped.
N'They have been telling us we would be
paid every day for week. | think we
will lie paid some time in July.
The boys are all anxious to go TO the !
front. but il don't look like we will get
40 60 for some time yet,
Jimmie Sargent is in company d, he ,
sa " tell yon hello.
| was over and saw all the Garnett !
hoys that are in the Dist Kansas, and
was surprised TO see so many Of them |
here.
, Well will close before make my let
Ter too long | want yon to answer |
right away and let me know how old |
Garnett is Remember me to all my |
$, and be sure and answer.
Your friend !. L, TiDRoW. !
Camp Thomas Chickamauga Park. Ga,
ca B, 9th Regt., Mo. V. II
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

wife on Thursday of last week,
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Bert Rogers arrived here from Chicago
Sunday, on a visit tu his mother
W. S Iannum and wife came up from
Cherryvale to celebrate the Fourth.
Geo. Stein came mp from CherryVale,
Sunday, to celebrate with his family
Frank Galley came down from Kansas
City, Sunday, to celebrate the Fourth.
Mrs. Hattie Thomas Rice came up from
Girard to celebrate the Fourth with old
friends
jeff Fisher was down from Kansas
City this week, shaking hands with old
friends.
II. K. Herbert was up from FL Dorado,
Sunday, visiting his brother, +. A.
Herbert
Jesse Foster and wife came over from
Burlington to celebrate the Fourth with
old friends
Nate Risdon is making some substan-
tial improvements on his place, north
east OF town.
Mrs. Geo Upham, of Thayer, Mo, has
been visiting WILDER IIpham and wife the
past week or so.
The Anderson County Fair premium
list is out. Get a copy and prepare
something for the fair.
|. H. Ashwood has sold his residence
properly to Jesse Hibbs, and he and his
wife will move to Illinois.
Miss Eva Walker daughter of c. p.
Walker, is up from Oklahoma, visiting
her amt, Mrs, Dir Douglass.
Alec Farris came down from X anaas
City, Saturday, to celebrate the Fourth
add visit relatives and friends.
l.. II Reppcrt and Miss Rozella Krding-
ton. OF Harris, were united in marriage
by Judge Stein Last Saturday.
Grant Naylor, wife and children oi
Yates Center. came over, Sunday. on 4
visit To John Baldwin and wife.
Joe Porter returned from Pori Arthur
last sunday He says the war has made
business very dull at Port Arthur.
Misses Mamie and Mary Hunter. left
Monday, for Washington, d. C., 10 at
tend the National Teachers association.
Rev. J. ~. Spencer, OF TT. Scott, was
in town, Tuesday, on his way to Greeley,
to see what damage the food did to his
farm
Oscar Moon and wife, of Independence,
and J. J.. l.esh and wife of Fl Dorado.
attended the funeral OF j, l.. Wagstaii.
Sunday.
Ed Stein, jr, Mont Powell, Art lid
row, Vern Ayrcs g. Y Smith and Miss
Ruby Tillson went to Osawatomie to
celebrate.
Miss May Capper came down from
Topeka, to visit her mother and sisters
and celebrate the Fourth She returned
10 Topeka, Tuesday.
Mrs. +. II. Herbert and children left
Friday, for Marine, Ia, to spend a tew
weeke with her parents, ]. $ Hewen and
wife, and other relatives.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

W. S Uannum and wife came up from
Cherryvale to celebrate the Fourth
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Bert Rogers arrived here from Chicago
Sunday, on visit tu his mother.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

California Hams; IA cents, at It'd
raw's.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Buy vonr stationery at This office.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08
LOCALS

IL. NJ Brooke and Harley Row were in
Kansas City the Fourth
Miss Maud McQnaid went TO Ottawa
Saturday, to visit friends
Ross Ratclifl went 10 Frontenac- Sat
urday to visit Curt Siglea.
Miss Nellie Lindensmith Went to Osa-
watnmie. Saturday, on visit.
Joe Carey is preparing IN huild {. nice
house ON his lots on 4th avenue, west.
Carl Neuman came down from Kansas
City, Saturday night, 70 visit his wife.
H. NJ Ellis and wife went to EudOra.
Saturday, to visit their son, Scion, and
wife
Harry Wilson is day operator at ihc
Santa Fe. He had been night man for
quite a while.
Misses Georgia Garris and Nelhe Hub
bard went to Kansas City, Saturday. to
spend the Fourth.
| T. b. Kelsey of Sheldon. Mo, was in
| town, Saturday. lie went from hdrc ~
| Greeley, on business,
Gilbert Hoobler came up from Osawat
. onlie. Saturday. He spent Sunday with
his father, at Colony.
o. p. Gregory has purchased ii resi-
dcnce on third avenue. west, and viii
fix il up aud move in soon,
Mrs. John s. Johnson and Maud Stev
ems, of Central City, went 10 Baldwin.
Saturday, for a visit of a few days
---
M Metzyr and wife wen, to Pleasant
flillMo., last Friday, to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs Chas, kingsolvcr, and their
Dick Farrah formerly of this county,
now living in Oklahomie, was in the city.
the latter par of last week, visiting his
| uncle, X. c. King.
Emmett Hunley, Lee Champe, Carl
Champe LYME Welsh Harry Walra.d
| and Miss Myria Woodwork went to
| Ottawa, Monday, to celebrate the 4th.
The county commissioners are III SEES
sion this week, but AS they had not I'm
| ished their business up to the hour OF go
ing to press, we cannot publish the pros
ceedings till next week
hurt at the celebration at Osawa tomie.
Somebody threw a iire-cracker, which
struck her shoulder as it exploded, and
burned the flesh severely
Rolla Wagstafi was sailed home from
Smn Francisco by the sickness of his
brother, Dasags7s, and he arrived on Thurs
day of last week, and was at home when
i'm died, He started hack to San Fran
cisco ON Wednesday.
Mrs. Darius Tillson and daughter
Osa, of Pueblo, Colo, have been
visiting Mrs. Carrie Cloud Bowen, at
Fit Scott, the past two weeks. Mrs
Tilson says Darins is enjoying good
health, which is welcome news 10 his
many friends here
For up-to-datc work try the barber
shop in the basement under the Bank OF
Commerce. Fine porcelain bath tub in
connection Hot and cold baths.
Mr. George Remnants STORY of the
War, now appearing in The Outlook, is
constantly growing in interest. One OF
his latest letters takes up the subject OF
the management of the Florida camps
and the starring of the SKATER expcdi-
( ton. MIR. kcnnan treats this impor-
tant topic freely and frankly. ba, with
great fair nindedness, admitting all pos
sihlc excuses, and yet pointing out many
ways hy which prudence and foresight
could have avoided. irritating delays
Mr. kennan is now actually in Cuba.
and HIS comments on the Santiago cam
paign will he awaited eagerly. tS3 a
year. The Outlook Company, 2S7 Fourth
I .Ayenue, New York;
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Rev. J. ~ Spencer, OF TT. Scott, was
in town, Tuesday, on his wayto Greeley.
to sec what damage the food did to his
farm
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

IN Rayn was down from Kansas
City, Monday ftrl..t I.lJ
y son Was born 70 J. II. Rudrow and
wife on Thursday OF last week
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Misses Mamie and Mary Hunter. left,
Monday, for Washington, ID. C., 10 at
tend the National Teachers association.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Rolla Wagstafi was called home from
SaD Francisco by the sickness of his
brother, Dasasaes, and he arrived on Thurs
day of last week, and was at home when
Jim died. He started hack to San Fran
cisco ON Wednesday
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

The county commissioners are i'll scs-
sion this week, but AS they had not I'm
ished their business up to the hour OF go
ing to press, we cannot publish the pros
ceedings till next week
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Mrs. +. III Herbert and children left
Friday for Marine Ia. to spend tew
weeks with her parents, j. ). fiewen and
wife, and other relatives.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Miss Ellie Powell was pretty badlj
hurt at the celebration at Osawat tonic
Somebody threw a tire-cracker, which
struck her shoulder as i, exploded, anl
burned the flesh severely.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Mrs Hattie Thomas Rice came up from
Girard to celebrate the Fourth with old
friends
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Oscar Moon and wife, of independence,
and J. J.. I.esh and wife, of Fl Dorado.
attended the funeral OF j, l.. Wagstaif.
Sunday
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Miss May Capper came down from
Topeka, TO visit her mother and sisters
and celebrate the Fourth. She returned
10 Topeka Tuesday.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Emmett Huniey, Lee Champe, Carl
Champe, LYME Welsh, Harry Walrad
and Miss Myria Woodwork went to
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Zoe Porter returned from pori Arthur
last sunday He says the war has made
business very dull at Port Arthur.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Mrs. Darius Unison and daughter
Osa, of Pueblo, Colo, have been
visiting Mrs. Carrie Cloud Bowen, at
Fl. Scott, the past two weeks. Mrs,
Tilson says Darins is enjoying good
health, WHICH is welcome news 10 his
many friends here
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

o. p, Gregory has purchased ii resi-
dcncc on third avenue. west, ana wi!
fix il up aud move in soon
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

For up-to-datc work try the barber
shop in the basement under the Bank OF
Commerce. Fine porcelain bath tub in
connection Hot and cold baths,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Gilbert Hoobler came up from Osawat
onlie. Saturday. He spent Sunday with
his father, at Colony.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Jeff Fisher was down from Kansas
City this week, shaking hands with old
friends.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Ed Stein, jr, Mont Powell, Art lid
row, Vern Ayres, g. Y. Smith and AIiss
Ruby Tillson went to Osawatomic to
celebrate
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Mrs, John s. Johnson and Maud Stev-
ems, of Central City, went 10 Baldwin.
Saturday, for a visit of few days.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Dick Farrah, formerly of this county,
now living in Oklahoma, was in the city.
the latter par of last week, visiting his
uncle, X. c. King.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

Jesse Foster and wife came over from
Burlington to celebrate the Fourth with
old friends
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

M. Metzyr and wife went TO Pleasant
HillMo., last Friday, to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chas. kingsolver, and their
son, Ira.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

II. X. Herbert was up from Ell Dorado,
Sunday visiting his brother, +. A.
Herbert.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-07-08

! Grant Naylor, wife and children, ot
Yates Center. came over Sunday on q
visit 10 John Baldwin and wife
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-01
Sic TricbcnscpmmiWdrc.

j. II. Sup, bisberi9er StaatS=
ietretdr, Guibm0n SC. SapiS, Swns
oesienator pon Mimeiota, %oriieer
beS Senot0s 2lusihluiieo iir Auswdrz
tigc }tnSele8enbeiten, 2&ilium i.
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beiiirenber 9ti6tcr oeS Sberbunoesz
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oeren Geidiiliien ouo S6itial ser
Fbilippinen O~bbdn9cn miro. Merr
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aus Dem larnonii6cn ,Sulummennr-
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litit mobl ucrtr0nt limb Nuf miro
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mi6t lein. 9tiGtey 2&bitc gilt ais
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uno r0mildeu 9tettc1, er 1T N0tbolit,
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Der Sutunit ser Nbilippinen uno oeS
&%erbGltniiies ser tatbolilGcn STRIDE
in oenielbcn pom 9roBem SScrth 'cin
miro.
Nl0 Gonmiiidrc Don 'p0niiher
Seite weroen gcllannt Secn y Ga'tilz
10, Der 9e9enlpdrti9e We'dnote Spa'
MEMS N Paris, Meret, Merrp Del
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unsen ser Gcuferen; iOllen III Dem hi
itoriihn Saale oes iran;olI'hen sri
niiterjunrs oes Alsrpdrtisen, al Cuai
abgebalten iperpen. Sn cics
lem ,Salle milrpe es biplomatilter
Sruuh ieir, Den iran;olilden Wtlnis
tier, III oeiieu amtljder Sebaulung Die
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S%elcalie, nit DEM &oriip perlelbcn ~
beebren, mas Sen Ser. Staatcn mobl
niht paiien wilroe.
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beimlid i%piiblenber @eieuidaiten gu
riidpeiien, bic uns I'm u~nierer @elis
sion unb Mbitammuns pi0en oils 3D.
terlGnbslole unb ganbes9eidbrli1e
biniteuen, ipreden mir es bon Neuem
hermit oiientlid aus, baB mir ais pa
terlanbstreue, seletliebenoe, lopale
Burger ni6t binter benz Frdlioenten
u%nierer 9lorreiden Gepublit Suriititez
ben, unb baB mir serabc in %unlerer
bl. Heli9ion ben ieltelten @alt uno
|@runo unlerer Hopalitdt beiisen. gSir
proteitiren feit llno entidieoen Se9en
alle Seitrebun9en, bic mi ere beili9z
item seiltli6en Grbgiiter: bic Heliz
Sion uno Wutterlprade, a~ntaiten unb
segen ale Geriu6e, uns Der anberen
pon Der Contribution 9e,pdbrleiiteten
Sreibeiten 81 berauben, beionbers sez
gen ale Nttentate, bic Sreibeit Der
Guaranteeing 81 bei6rdnten. @ir
9eloben oarum audi, bel Ben SSablen
1iir Die enSere unb weitere @eIepses
buns mad alien &rditen mit;upirten,
oaB rur lol6e Mdnner sewdblt wer=
ben, bon oenen mir cine traftpoue
&ertretun9 u%n'erer beredtisten Nn=
lpril6e errparten b%iirfen. Mit bober
@anu9tbuans ertldren mir, baB mir
III I'M erer lieben beuti6en Mutter=
lpra9e elm unlddebares seiitises Orb
eut belieen uno nit ibr piele an,
bere uniddsbare Sitter, I'M bic i,us
ielbit Die 9tadtommen Der eriten glnz
liebler pieles ganoes beneioen, oarllm
polen mir nidt nur lelblt neben Der
9unoeslprade Die beutide Wutteripra-
DE lieben uno iiben, ionbern ltets mad
ali unieren arditen Gorge caiiir tras
gen, baB Sielelben aud in unieren ga
milien, &ereinen unb S6ulen seiibt
lno sepfle9t werben. Wtit ,Sreloen
besriiBen mir Sie @riinoun9 zines taz
tbolilden yebrerbunoeS, pelder oiele
Sage itatt9eTunoen bot, rlo lpiini6en,
bnB oerielbe ein niiplides @ert;eua
in Der Noroerllng Der Sade Ser ia
tboliihen Gr;lebun9 weroen mooe.
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Ter Gentrals Terein

trat mmittelbur n01 Dem Slen't09
Noroen 0ebalteuen ieierli6cn gottc9s
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MtBmer belt cine ldn9ere Nn'prude,
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pydn0te, bel Hiittcbr III lbre loetmutb
pen l&orten, melde fa't brett pom
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Eiihoi MeBmer nabm 1tht mir elilelt
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S6ulen ein, lonoen ct lagte Den Nit
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Stelllru0nabme pieler Der Gn9ll'h
lpre6enoen &atboliten oieles Sanpes
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'n9te, eaB Der .3wet Der 9e'ammelter
Wtloer betannt lei @erett mare ee
MN, oaB bic @elper al bic re'p. Ser.
tlnc ;lrilteritattet wiiroen, 10 cte'el'
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ipe9en. Bon jeber bat Ser Glerus
elr6 Die Sbat bewieien, oaB ibm bas
@elinsen Der a0tbolitentase ON Ser
sen lle9t. Sin berSli6es 9Siutommeil
ruIt Stiupater alien beuti9en aatbos
liten 81. Seio perli6ert, baB oas
FOCAL Gomite ernitli9 bemiibt lit, bic
@dlte 81 beiriepisen in seiitiser
mie in leiblider Ninii6t. 90
miro oann porausii6tlit Ser brittle
&atbolitenta9 auf uiele Sabre in an
9erebmer Grinneruns perbleiben.
S9naS NaSenoin,
vocalsfrGiioent.
SbeooorNolpe,
yocal= ,Seitietrctdr.
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SeBter Iag Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
luna.

.Sur Ginleituns oes S6luGcon.
utntsto9eS, Wtittuod, celebrirte Ti.
Idol S6webo9 ein Tontiiicolamt,
nNh peltem bit @eIbdfte oes Gens
trulperelns lofort pieoer uuisenommen
murpen. Sic Seamtenwabl bes :.
II. sc. GentralpereinS bate fol0enoes
GrgebniB: Frdiipent; atbolpb Use
Der, N0cine /. &ice. Trdiioent Geo.
q. Sderer, Peoria, 81. ; 2. %ices
Erdiioent: SOS. Is. &oit, Wilwauz
fee; prototollirenper Setretdr: 2ln=
ielm Don Sesmer, Chicago, Su. ; cor
responbirenoer Setretdr: Nnton Sit=
tel, Wilwaltee S6atmeiiter Sobn
!. Srintmann, Serre Naute, Sno.
Grecutip Gomite: (neblt Frdiioent
lro ben beioen Sefretdren:) :. ..
Selters, Neuart, u. o., sc. 8ra=
fer, Solicit, ST., uno Sacob Wiler,
Nllentown, Fa. Der neu errpdblte
Seitort lit ct. Faul, Wtinn. Gs
wuroeu Santesbei6liiie einitimmia
an9enommen, III oenen inter Nnberer
benz bpGperebrten Or. Hieber innise,
Can't e%ritattet wirb, neil er oil
ireunolide G~inlabuns gum aatboli=
tentase annabm uno BEN Gentraluers
cin nit ieiner G~esenluart beebrte.
Gr;biidoi 6aeer perlaS Die pom bl.
%ater aus Hom einselaufene Oepe:
Idle, IN melher hem adtbolitenta9,