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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-07-13
FREEBURG.

Philip T. Mover on Frvnt Street
put u new root Oil his residence.
We expect large attendance at
the horse sale next Friday, the IA
inst.
Geo. W. Holsapple & Sons are
putting Il new roof on the Freeburg
Academy.
We-have early apples, potatoes,
sweet corn and garden products in
great abundance.
a. W. Potter, Esq, and Geo. j.
Schoch transacted business in the Of
iice Old. 5. Boyer, Esq, last Friday.
W. l.. Bassler has completed the
additions to his residence. He has
u beautiful home with modern i'm
provements.
Geo. \. Boyer, proprietor of the
Empire Hotel, has wainscoted, grain
ed and papcred the dining oom and
made other improvements to his
buildings.
Mrs. Dill will come to Freeburg
on the 10 inst. accompanied by f.
lizabeth r. Dill and two female
teachers of Patterson to spend a six
weeks vacation.
Prof. II. b. Meyer, proprietor OF
the musical college, reports excellent
prospects for thesummert term which
Commences on the II inst. to con-
tinue till fail.
Miss Jennie Arbogast, Il teacher
at Womelsdorf Orphans School, is
at home. She has made rapid i'm
provement in piano music under the
instruction of Prof. +. G. Moyer.
Mrs. Blanche Gosser nee Bassler
and her two children returned to
their home at Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs.
Jennie Bassler and Charles W. Bas-
sler remain at Freeburg at the home
OF W. l.. Bassler.
Prof. VIM. Moyer, President of
the Snyder County Choir Conven-
ton, is making special efforts for
next convention to be held on the
appointed time, third Saturday in
August. No Sunday school picnic
should be held on that dayi Snyder
County.
Mrs. Benedict and her son Allen
Of Chicago accompanied by Mrs. DR..
+. b. Wagenseller, Mr.. Schoch, Miss
Houseworth and Miss visit
ed at Prof. ID. S. Boyer and 2. b.
Meyer. Mrs. Benedict is Il daugh-
ter OF Henry j. Boyer. Allen is Il
bright boy, a recent graduate of
Hyde Park High School, Chicago.
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SELlNSGROvE.

Miss Marie Snyder spent . week
at Carlisle.
Mrs. Morris of Waynesboro is the
guest of Mrs. Noetling.
b. NJ. Wagenseller is at home
spending his summer vacation.
Mrs. Hover went to Lewisburg
to visit sister who is quite IL.
Geo. Mark is visiting his sister,
Mrs. b. G. Shields, in Philadelphia.
Communion was held Sunday
conducted by Rev. j. Yutzy, ID. d..
Prof. Noetling is home is home to
spend the summer vacation with his
family.
The Misses Shuman of Shamokin
spent Il week with their aunt, Mrs.
kantner.
Miss Mary McCollum of Ply
mouth is being entertained by Miss
Mary Noetling.
The Misses Mary Noetling and
McCollum took trip to Berrys-
burg on their wheels.
Mrs. Benedict and son of Chicago
are visiting he uncle and aunt, DR..
B. f. Wagenseller and wife.
j. J.S.Leisenring, Esq, and wife of
Altoona were the guests at the home
of +. j. Schoch. Mr.. Lensenring is
spoken of as candidate for Judge
OF the Superior Court.
Major f. p. Rohbach spent Fri
day of last week at Mitilinburg. He
returned with his daughter, Annie,
who has been visiting there and sew
eral other places for several weeks.
Rev. J. b. Focht, ID. d., OF La
tavette Hill, Pa, was unanimously
elected pastor OF Trinity Lutheran
church, June 25th. He has accept
ed the call and will be in our midst
on Sept. lst next.
Fourth ofJuly was quietly cele-
brated by the most of our citizens.
Young America, however, was busy
exploding fire crackers and shooting
off small cannon, a large number of
young people picnicllcd on one of
the islands in the opposite the town.
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WEST BEAVER.

The Fourth passed off with us,
without a murmur.
luckleberries are reported scarce
on Jacks mountain.
Our town was well represented at
Lewistown on the Fourth.
On the Fourth the old veterans
pressed the button, and Uucle Sam
did the rest.
The late rains we had were thank
fully received. They did vast
amounto of good.
l.. a. Jenkins and wife spent a
day in Lewistown last week visiting
the latter's sister.
Henry Shook and family spent
part of lqst week visitingh his daugh-
ter, Mrs. U. f. Herbster, at Lowell
The weather prevented a big
turnout at the festival held at
Kaulpetzer's school ground on Sat-
uaday evening.
Squire Steely is trying to save
the county all the cost hei, can, by
having his criminal cases settled
right there at his place ofth business.
w. H. Knepp has tire bender
of the chef-d'euver manufacture,
will. two buckets Of water, can bend
a tire Il in. thick by | in. wide in
2 minutes.
The farmers are about through
cutting and storing away what little
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BEAVERTOWN.
(Sent IN last week.)

the farmers arebusy reaping their
golden grain.
Mrs. f. f. Specht was to Sum-
bury last week.
ClOyd Herbster was to Lewis
town over the Fourth.
Charles Bingaman laughs; he
sports a brand new bicycle.
The Evangelical church held their
third mission anniversary July 2nd.
Master Packer Hottenstein was
the welcome guest of Schaetler
Specht.
Ira j. Keller made flying trip
to Lewistown on his bicycle over the
Fourth.
Winey Bros. have shipped several
carloads of grain and expect to ship
a few more in the near future.
Charles Specht has receiveda few
relics OF the Spanish-American war
from his cousin, Lieut.. Gise of the
battleship Texas.
On returning home from Lock
Haven to Wagner, Miss lola Oldt
stopped off at Beavertown to visit
her friend, Clovd Herbster.
Ira Van Horn, who was working
at Steelton, was home ona visit over
the Fourth. Ira likes to go away
for trout day or two, but he likes
to return.
Clay Heimbach of this place and
Miss Carrie Rauch of Adamsburg
were married on Sunday. We hope
their bark my foat down the sea
OF matrimol'y!' With'keiyi happy. re:
tults.: - @Hi'
=, Htir. O., ,'i.. ,.... 3f'.
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wheat they had. They are expect
ing big yield Of oats, and will
SOON he ready to cut.
Miller George OF Lowell, with his
new wheel, and the new horse, is
kept busy delivering -four and teed
to THAR many customers at this end.
The hot weather is the only thing
that has aIy effect on George.
j. p. +. found out it was neither
a rat or mouse, that caused that
loud smell, but few dozen OF bait
fish, he had stored away in his hip
pocket while setting hooks for eels,
cause short of memory. John, don't
you think thot was cruelty to amin
ais?
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Our baby has been coutinua
troubled with colo and cholera
fantum since his birth, and all ii
we could do for him dl not seem
give more tnam temporary lpIl
until we tried Chamberiain's cd
Cholera and Diarlhoea Reme(
Since giving Mat remedy he has D
been troubled. We want to give v
this testamonial rs an evidence
our gratitude, not that you need
to advertise your lneritolious re
edy.-G. M. Law, Keokuk, Iov
For sale by all Druggists.
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Persons troubled with diarrhoea
will he interested in the experiecce
OF MIR. W. NJ. Bush, ci"rk of Hotel
Dorrance, Providence, u. I. He
says: For several years I have been
almost a constant sufferer from d.
arrhoea, the frequen, attacks COM
pletely prostrating m- and render
ing me unfit for nv duties at this
hotel. Abour two yours ago IL tray.
cling salesman kindly gave me a
small bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Much to my surprise and delight it's
effects were immediate. Whenever
felt symptoms Of the disease I
would fortify myself against the
attack with few doses of this valu-
able remedy. The result has been
very satisfactory aud ai,uust com.
plete relief from H.. rtiirclru." For
sale by all Druggists.
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Reduced Rates to Indianapolis via
Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Epworth League International
Convention

on account OF the Epworth League Interna-
Ind.. july 20 10 g, the Pcnnsy lvania Railroad
Company VIII sell excursion tickets from points
en- It's ine TO Indianapolis at rate OF single fare
for the round trip.
Tickets Will be- sold on July IS and 49, and
Will be good 10 return until July "a, inclusive,
except that by depositing ticket with the Joint
Agent at Indianapolis helor) July "a, and the
payment OF tilty cents, the return limit may be
extended 10 leave Indianapolis not later than
August 20, lsSl.
For specific rates and conditions apply to
Ticket Agents 7-l3.2t.
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CARE WILLIAM A>rnR trAN-
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is the president of Tl3H NEW York
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of New York, Ex-Governor Hogg OF
Texas, and Col. Fred. Feigl of New
York, are among the well known
names in their Board of Directors.
7-13-6t.
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A $4,000 Bicycle Given
Away Daily.

The publishers OF THE NEW YORK
STAR, the handsomely illustrated
Sunday newspaper, are giving HIGH
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largest list Of words made by using
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Only one list can be entered by the
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MARRIED..

July 9. by Rev. W n. i.a,s,
Henry l. Kline and Maize ini,er,
both of KratzerviIle.
June ~, at Middlebnrg. nv Rev.
j. Shambach, john +. Cruz, md
Miss Sadie V. Bingaman, hnh Of
Centreville.
July 2, by Rev. l. p. Zimmer-
man, Forest &. Hei .nblch of Bcu-
vertOwn to Carrie NJ. l,,urh ot
Beaver Springs.
June l9, by Simon Hummel, ].
T., Allen Stetler and Louzetta Dep
pen, both ofMonroe twp.
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FARM FOR SALi.-A lar.l couIa
ing 80 acres situate in MiddIccn
township ! mile north OF Gl,
Mills, Snyder county, is offered
sale at q bargain. The buiIdil
are good as new. Five acres are
good woodland. Farm will he $
for first good offer. Call on or
dress I'M. Maurer, X Kreamcr,Pa.
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served IRON '62 10 %. and Was wounded
~. 1861, 10 me Batii' OF The WiiGclur,,
would lHr 10 huve my comraG,.s knrly n
Celery King has done for me. In 1880 my
complaint, chrouic G.arra Oea. came hack.
doctors could not stop II. but Celery King
cured NE. ani am once more eptnylug M
FRANK BEEHIE ER OwosSo, Mich. (CG r tg'
y. v ID. Celery King Tor the Nerves. Liver
and Kidneys Is sold IN SOC. and 25c. pnckagp
w. II. Herman, Troxrii!v!r; Midd rSwurt
Uish. Mcclure; II. a. Ejri siti, Aline.
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year in advance you can get tileP,
for only ore dollar. If you ar,
arrears you can pay up your ARE
ages and one dollar extra for
year in advance. Then Won '
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free.
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A Great Offer.
Farm Journal From Now to De-
cember, 1oO3-hearly
Five Years.

Byspecialarrangement made
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JOURNAL we are enabled to Of
fer that paper to every sub
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one year ahead, for only s1.00,
both papers fortheprice ofours
only; our paper one year and
the FARM JOURNAL from now
to December, 1903, nearly five
years. The.FARM JoERNAL is.
an old.:establishedpaper enjoy
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perspablished.
B@T This offer should be ac-
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Schweflelbrenner Letter.
Prom Mauch Cnsnk Democrat.
SCHLIFFELTOwN, IA.
MISTER DROOKER:

SCHLIFFELTOWN, a.
MISTER DRoOKER:
De Bevvy hut N olt booch os Sc
prikt INIT OILS N arbshott fun cram
grosedawdy, un IS is de shtory fun
a nixnutzichcr ding beim nawma
Rip Van Winkle, un de Ripsy 81
traw. Der Rip hut nee n chance
termist torn gooter whiskey jigger
unner ii Jacket tzu tershteckla, un
don hut ar OILS hail Columbv gtonga
fun der Ripsy, Doh is now N
shtick, wardt for wardt, Gus IN
beech
Ripsy.-Doh coomsht widder
hame, du nixnut2icker lodle-nn
now, wo warsht, I'm was husht tzu
sawga, du fesutlny drecksow?
Rip.-Fi ich BIN eva nous sheesa
gonga nit Nanbrunt. 5 arsht ding
os ich g'sana hob den morya warn
haws, un ar war ON graws fressa-
Rirsv.-'N l,aws, well sell Is was
ich gIcich, N haws for rmiddawg essa.
Aver wo is der haws-wo hushtn?
Rip.-Ward now yusht, hob ga
dult, ich will dcre's sawga. Well,
s war eva n haws drouo i'm tela,
,un ar hut graws g'tre>sa.
Ripsv.-Well-
Rip.-Un ich dino uf nit der
flint
Ripsy.-Iaw, m-
Rip.-Un ich hob short gatzeelt
nm de drigger gatzoga un--
Rpsy.-Un dino, of course lsder
haws gadropt-
Rip-Well, net exactly-de flint
is lose gonga, aver der haws aw.
Seller haws hc,sht aver sana sella
shpringa
Ripsv.-Un husht gor nix snnsht
g'shu,-a?
Rip.-Net desmohl-awer' RS nalg-
-ht mohl-ich hob my flint g'lawda
I'M uf g'fixd, I'm nut on's klae DENLY
dort i'm field, TN wass denksht now
oo ich dort g'sana hob?
Ripsy.-Fi, wildly enda, besnrc.
Rip.-Yaw, manner os toottslch,
20 grose waura Sc os we gems, un,
we'll, ich uf NIT der flint, I'M bang
Ripsv.-Un we feel sin gabortzl-
ed?
Rip.-Ainy.
Ripsy.-Yusht ainy Gus foottsich.
Rip.-Well, yaw, ordlich feel
mainer os ea ends war crdlich
crosses games war eva n gross
er schwartzer bull os ich g'shussa
hob Don't 81, sell is wohr. Tn
sell hctsht sana sulla. Tn du hetsht
seller bull hara solla brooma I'm
shnorrcksa I'm der shwons shlcnkera.
I'm der bull is d'no so wennich
for mich gatravelcd un ich hob my
oller besht's gadu os ar N ordllch
goots stick hinner mer blcibt. DINO
bin ich on der fens augaland, aver
eb ich landa hob kenna uf der safe
side is m bull 81 horn in contact
cooma NIT m sitz fun nina hussa-
50 fun hinna bel I'm du waisht eva
we 5 is wann mer seller waig in
contact coomd nit m shpitzich end
ium IA shwartza bull 81 horn
Ripsy.-Und'no bisht ei g'shlofa?
Rip.-Sell is 50, by chucks, aver
du consht about goot gessa-glawb
beim bettle du consht aw hexa.
Ripsy (grab'd N ON ohr)-Now
hame, du mcaner fowler loafer du.
Rip.-Awer, now, my gooty, leevy
lGaw-
Ripsy.-Hame gaisht mcr now
gawd-
Rip.-Nay, now, nay
Aver de Ripsy hut dertzu
g'shlickcd bis ar ordlich goot ut
FUSED war. Aver : is noch ord
Itch feel manner in Sellam same of
booch fun weaga IN Rip un der
Ripsv, 81 traw. Tn ich bin n
glick!ichcr mon well len de goot olt
Bevvv hob for N fraw, un kp so n
tuifas credoor os sellam Rip 81 olty
.Ripsy.
PIT SCHWEFFELBRENN
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sat-, July GD, I39

~<S
the following described Real Estate to wit
TRACT NO. 1.-All that certain messuage a
tract OF land situate in jackson Tan SnyC
county. Pa, bounded north by lands OF Wild
S Sh 1lley and Charles Fry, on the east by la
OF Charles Fry. Rebecca Benfer and David 81
der on the south by lands OF David Snyder al
on the west by lands OF harvey Bilger, lid
Seebold and William s. Sholly, containi
eighty (Sn) acres more or less with the .,,ru,t,
ances, about sixty five tG5) acres of which
clear, and the balance Is timber land. on whi
are erected TWOSrORY LOG DWELLIl
HOUSE, BANK BARN aid other outbuldiu
two SPRINGS OF EXCELLENT WATER nj
the door, great deai Of choice fruit Of all kid
on the premises and close to the church a
school.
TRACT NO. 2.-Being n certain messua
farm tenement and tract of land situate In Ja|
son Twp, Snyder Co, Pa, about a mile east
Tract No. j, ON the main road to kratzeryiI
bounded north by lands OF Isaac King, N
Benfer. ct. al, on the east by lands OF ID
Benfer. Noah Brouse, Mrs. Rebecca Leitzel d
Emanuel Bcnfer, on the south by lands
Henry Sauerand on the west by lands OF He'd
sauer, Thomas Waiter and George Snyder, a
tanning one hundred and thirty ti3t) acres md
or less, about one hundred (lOO) acres OF wha
Is clear. and the balance timber land, on wh3
are erected n TWO-STORY LOG DWELLi1
HOUSE. BANK BARN. WAGON SHED, 50
MEX HOUSE md other outbuildincs, consi4
able frnitani good spring OF wafer near
door. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. N.
said day when and where due attendance 4
bo given and terms OF sale made known by .
W. ID. BILGER, Executed
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EXECUTORS SALE OF
Valuable Real Estat

The undersigned Executor OF the last "
and Testament OF Amelia Bilgcr, late OF ia
son Twp. Snyder county, Pa, decreased, I
der and by virtue OF the power Of attorney c
tanned in the said last will and testament "
expose to public vendue or out-cry at the G
homestead. near Snyder's School House
jackson township. in said county. on
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URs MgA. gA.i:g iEg'
He 2saG Cure

is sold by all druggists on guarantee
first bottle benefits or money back.
Book on heart and nerves sent free
Dr.. Miles Medical Company, EIkhart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03

the heart OF the enemys country muse
all now take back seat. MOI Tor =
minute. nor an hour, nCs even day, Buc
for three solid weelfs have TWO lone nfsu
bid open defian-s 10 the commercial army
Of Manhattan. :.
Hailing from the pines Of Georgia ana
armed with unlimited ammunition I'm rms
shape CO shoes OF ~ grades and descrip-
t,One these two ~Drri0rs Invaded Now
York. and right uraer the noses OK Tho
large shoe manufacturing houses OF tais
city. proceeded to sell their shoes risnr
and LEFT TO the army Of southern buyers.
who came TO New York IN search OF
ware. -
Charlie Johnson and Bille keene form
al The army Of in.sSion. Back OF them
ioomed a certain shoe company OF Georgia,
Camp Commercial" al the Broadway
Central, sheltered this peir. and u was
from there that they made their foriys
In search Of the southern tuyln1 tratcr-
nifty. Tney reached New YORK on August
gd and Il was not Until last night nat
they silently folded their tents and creps
away. Two CT three eApress-"asonS
were pressed INTO service 10 carry their
orders TO tho train. -.
Soy" SAID Mr.. Johnson 70 the COM,
mcrcial reporter. maybe We haven't sou
some shoes. You see. we nave one pig
alvanfage over New sbrl< houses when
selling to southern BUYERS that's In no
SLIPPING our factory rs right N, tns
neighbOrho0d Of most Of the .oplc y
whom we have sold goods. ana therefore
We can afford 20 place low prices on Que
goods. owing % the f1ct that the frelsht
charges are so comparatively small.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03

engaged in making only a faw lines Of tha
c0arser cotton cloths Textile Excelsior, "
trade journal published at Charlotte, NJ
C., collatos 4 number Of interesting facts
showing that any such idea is altogether
erroneous The South, as q matter %
fact, Is quite extensively engaged I'm tho
manufacture Of the finer qualities Of both
cOttons and wOollens, and Is doing somet
thing I'm the way OF silks also. IL II
stated that the South has already woolled
mills Of sufficient capacity to supply he's
own demands. There are thirty-thred
roollen-mlls In Virginia, seven in North
Carolina, five in Georgia, two in Missis-
ippi. three in Texas, seven in Arkansas,
,wenty-seven in Tennessee. and twenty iu
kentucky These mills are making kerr
seys. Cassimeres, linseys, blankets. jear3,
and woolen yarns. Two Of the Virginia
-hls have lately filled large orders for
military cloths OF the kind worn 10y OILS
GERS and cadets.
Two North Carolina mills make fancy
ircss goods Of silk and cotton, with
ephyr ginghams, fancy white dress
goods. and other articles in large varietys
in that STATE there are thirty four mills
m1fng ginghams, checks, pl1ids, etc,
and sixteen that make other plain and
fancy eolored goods In the city Of Char
hosiery, underwear, fine yarns. drillss
and sheetng, batting and cotton felts
towels and bedspreads print cloth and
fancy white goods. sash cord and clothes
ines. webbing and hammocks. hsher-
mans selns. druggists Irvine, knitting
hoss. and several other articles. In Sou,u
Carolina there is "A factory which makes
cotton laces, including lace curtains anG
spreads.
The number OF knitting mills Is larg5
and increasing. At GAINESVILLE, Ga.S
there are four knitting mills mixing plaln
Ind fancy underwear IN nnc grades oe
cotton and silk. AZ Griffin there - .
10000 mill equipped with over 100 Jacs
guard looms and there are number u
these looms IN use az Columbus. lnsraiu
carpets Of excellent quality are being
made In South Carolina and Alabdml1
and one carpet mill IA Ia course Of COM
structon I'm North Carolina. Vrginig
and North Carolina have each one siis
MILL and n second is being built IN tho
latter state Jute products are manu-
featured In South Carolina, Texas, NORTH
Carolina ana Kentucky. These facts
are quite sufficient 10 show the progress
The South is making in diversified texuls
Industries. Not only a. the South abl9
TO make line ass wall as heavy goods, bus
she IS DOING DO every day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03

Having to work, they will not have time
to make plots. Having TO work In line
that passing pals filled with water makes
irnmovable. they will not be ablo TO rca-
lize what is happening in the hsadquar-
tiers OF the Grand Occident de France Rite
anti-Semite.
Guerin. Regas. 11nan. Boysleve, and the
rest. wet. dripping. furious. expelled b.
rush or water or saved IN spite or them
selves by the giant sapeurs pompiers.
Will be taken 10 the prison OF the Con-
ciergorie on shutters or In ambulances.
The wator is expected 10 make useless
their powder II they nave any.
About this opinion is divided Rum0rs
say that the anti-Semites have powder
enough 10 blow up the entire district;
other rumors say that their powder Is in
their Imagination only.
The Cabinet IS anxious not 10 use the
force OF weapons. Scnmoll made n
speech in the Sale des Conferences. on
the Boulevard dies Capucines. to-day.
tnat was reported 10 Guerin. and en-
RACED .nim. Scnmou sai0: '"ine preju-
dice Of the anti-Semites is childish and
laughable. the Jews were all the civili-
za.ion Of the Middle Ages. Wherever
they are revered the arts Of peace are
supreme IN he time OF louis XIII.
Shadrach had all the wisdom and all the
practical militant morality"
Guern thrust his head out OF the win
COW ana addressed the Republican
guards ana three gaGaDours assembled
under &. He said: II challenge Schmoll
to prove what he has said l leave to
him the choice of weapons. n he takes
the rapier he Is dead; IL he takes or
biography he is dead"
The Republican guards motioned to him