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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09
IWERS.
recognition OF he
dependence.
Ky REASONS.
Says lie Took the Country From Spain
Before the Peace Treaty at
\. Paris Was Signed and Holds
7 All Except Manila.

p ,iEih>Aug. s-Aguinaldo has APP
aled TO the powers for recognition Of
4 1Nipino Independence in n document
II from Tarlao, July %. and signed
ancamino. II has been received
areign consuls at Manila with a
that they forward II to their
h governments
Ttpinos use their old argu.
% they had conquered the sov.
these islands from Spain be
ning Of the treaty at Paris
spain was in no position to
~ the United States They
"a possession Of 1000 Spanish
Krs captured with their arms in
ing the Filipinos. is eloquent proof
Q aullity Of the Spanish sovereign
7d that when they surrendered
hold was irroyocably lost The
Mt then says:
lying to the Spanish commits.
N request for the reIse0 Of Span
prisoners, beam longer
is polite. .o,ssf his I'd. we
Sss~.I I'M not n def end
ked quickly, air nos
and ascended the ID
10 the platform q
Idges There he drew IN
brought his right had 10y
peak Of his military oui
military salute showIii=--=pos'
Of his incarceration MINIH TO
and the terrible anguish l,l oD-
mind had not impaife de-
stinct and bearing
can .lyaa. Texas, as,red
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09
Popuilsts Petition,

lanes, No, Aug s.-The friends
D ". r. Hale Of this county, the
ls' nominee toI congress, are cir
ng petitions over the district ask
.s !, his name be printed on the Off.
not The petition is being signed
o'is''' Republicans aud Demo
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09

s - Ex-Governor
d at his residence
morning. Ex'Goy-
twas one Of the leaders
faNic party in this state.
\ Ice eNcted governor Since
Mon Of Ris last term the gov
been engaged in the practice
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-08-09

4 Peoria. Ills, Aug Mrs Betsy Crit
Nm, whose great grandfather was the
earl Of Charnock. died in a hut near
Arlington Papers found in the howell.
where she had lived in misery man
.per for several years show her 10 be
! noble blood and had she pushed her
inns at the proper time, she would
received third of an estate val
Sl.OOO.0OO Up 30 the last day
fused all favors Friends Of the
n will sell her hut and defray the
|ll expenses with what Is realized
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08

Nobody who Is well posted in the trade
believes that this estimate Is correct, and
yet, being official, it serves 10 depress
prices. The statistical bureau seems to
think that the proper card for il to play
i 70 exagger2te prospective Yields Of az
ricnltural products, and in this way show
thsr the country Is highly prosperous.
But it should adhere tofScss. It's figures
are not going 10 make the country pros
porous. On the contrary, If il cOmpels
our farmers 10 sell their crops 70 export
ers for less money ;hAn they would re
ceive If the whole truth were known, the
bureau Is a curse 10 our agricultural in
tereSsS
This Is THE co0elnsioR that the grain
growers convention Al Fargo reached
when ii advised the agricultural depart;
ment to discontinue It's monthly reports
and content itself with a annual report
after the crops are garnerea. based on
actual facts. This suggestion should be
adopted. and me costly attempt TO make
twelve monthly gucsses OF acreage and
condition abandoned.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08

Nav in the United States than ever
before And are people buying
lands at advanced and advancing
prices upon which no man can make
a living and much less profits over
and above a hvings
How Is il that farmersin Nebraska
have nine times out Of ten paid for
their lands our of surplus products
of the lands themselves if popullsm
teaches truthS Was there ever be-
fore q constant and rising demand
FOX land upon which nobody accord
ing to the populists, could make a
decent living under the gold stand
ard:
Where Is the farmer who wishes to
End a huysS for his Nebraska farm
Al the same. or a less price than it
cost the present ownerFN
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08

CURRENT TOPICS. -
The Government Crop hoodoo.

Again the farmers Of the United States
have ~received a blow between the ewes
from the agricultural department al
Washington. The monthly crop report
came duly on the 10Th inst. and was
followed by the usual decline in the
prices OF the farmers products whe&i
hruSe TWO cents a hushel and corn lost
most Of ms rally after an advance on the
prospective settlement Of the Buffalo
strise.
The report. rs usual, j. construed Is
-bearish.~ Immense damage Is known
10 have happened 20 the winter wheat
from the coi winter and late spring.
The ~govesnmens's report 81 condition for
April was about ~. and from the reports
Of private experts and Observers the trade
had formed the opinion that the May
condition ought o 10 be above 20. But
10 and behold, when the government re
port came cut, II placed the condition Al
above s6
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08
Republican State Convention.
NAIL HAMMER.

To the Republican electors Of the State Of
South Dakota.
There viii be q delegate Conver sion Of the
Republicans o. the State OF south Dakota
held ia the City " Redfeld. ;. D.. or Wednss-
dag. June Ice, az y o'clock NJ. for the
purpose OF plactnE IN nomination three ran.
d1uates Tor oges Of the Supreme Court OF
the State of South Dakota. and for the trans
action Ot such other business as may properly
cune before = Republican state Convention.
4l voters Of the state believing 10 Republic
cal ~prlncgp-es AID wso endorse fbe policy Of
tAe Republican party are invited 20 matte
E13sr tlts call Tor tGs a~laction of delegates TO
SA81 cougenEfBN.
Inc ratio az representation VIII b. a. fol-
lows; Two delegates az targs from eaeh
seyentF-toEr votes or major fraction thereof
cast tor Ho1. Kirk g., Philips, Republican
candidate Tor Governor AZ the election OF ls2S
he representation % which the ssrerai
counties viii De entitled TO under this ear i
as follows.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08
Omaha Bee.

II Kansas hopes 10 retain its primacy
for cyclone freaks il must bestir itself
before the season wanes. It's record
heretofore was q shade better than trans
portlnr babi and other domestic uten-
sis without damaging them. The prize
freak II the s,ate was the removal OF a
hln~e-rgbbon jug from a farmers barn and
depositinr II in an adjoining county, IN
broken. but minus the cork and the
elixir. Nou comes Ohio with . pair the
lfke 81 ullch Kansas never dreamt OF.
They harrzne5 near Akron. 4 bunch
Of bicyclists leasurely pumping along
the highway collided with a tornado.
Every tire in the bunch was debated, but
no other d4mage was done. An inyestl-
CATION showed that the tires had been
plugged aud every plug was extracted
by the hilarious hreezes. In another
part Of the town q tornado gathered IN a
small boy, stripped off his clothes, toted
him swimming fashion ove q stout
limb. where the swaying branches beat
a lively tattoo on the spot mother loves
to tan. Further details are superauous
The Buckeye state wears a sunfower
houtouniere.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08
Thursday, June s. 1899.

The folio wing article upon Neb-
brxska farm lands taken from j..
Sterling Morton's Conservative IS
most applicable 10 South Dakota At
present
Are all purchasers Of farm lands
foolss Fer more than six years
there has been an organization Of
politicians and idols in Nebraska
preaching the i~mpOssihi3isy 81 max
ing even a living upon ordinary
farm lands IN shss state.
The popaliss party has proclaimed
from every school house. court house
and platform that the FARMER in Neb
raska isa do~wnsroaasn. noneyless
serf. over whose possrAte person the
~plGsocrat and the corporation hold
gleeful orgies
And vet this sau- supine son OF
toil paws his debts, schools his child
rem, buys carriages, organs, sewing
machines aud pianos and wears a
smile brighter than an Easter morn
ng-
Everywhere the farmers in Neh-
raska are paying OF the mortgages
which represented the larger par, Of
the purchase money which Vas to
be paid for their farns. Those pay
ments are created out OF the sale OF
the products OF the lands themselves
after paying for the maintenance Of
the farm aud family.
In every county court house re
cords show q steady, constantly in.
creasiag reduction Of the mortgage
debts upon farms. This is the truth,
These records are facts, They stand
up with moral courage. and with an.
ainchiag ewes look she.pcpaliss pres.
and orators Of 1896 in their braxeu
faces and say ia almost angry sonee:
~How yoa all did lie ia 1895!
Not = single forecast ~ calamity has
been vsri6sd. The gcld standard
has bssa aphsld, There is now .
bigger anouas az circulating casA /.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08

Arrangements have been completed
wher eby the Webster base ball club win
meet the famous Fiandreau bsse ball
club at ortonville, on Wednesday June
IS III at the Modern Woodmsn picnic.
A special train will be run IRON Aber-
deem TO ortonville time OF train and
rate later. E. A. Bradley Agent.
Four good base bali games are sched-
uled for next week, Montevideo playing
Monday and Tuesday. Ipswich Wednes-
day and Thursday. Monte has been
greatly strengthened by the engage
ment of Williamson, the crack pitcher
oflast seasons Brighton Packers and
wal also present a number Of sother star
players in the endeavor TO wipe out the
defeats administered by Webster two
years ago. ThcTpsWich battery, Curtls
and Poehler. is second to none in the
state. Curtis Is the Sioux Falls crack
who was given a trial this season by
AAN A0HCAA EN-AE AfNEA- luz AraAA -
doing first class work back OF this
ba ttsry and are confident OF carrying
OF the purse. Lovers of q good game
OF ball cannot afford to miss one Of
these games.
With the closing Vi the school comes
The departure OF the teachers for their
homes or favorite resorts 10 spend the
vacation. The Sunday nightpassenger
carried away Miss NJ. NJ. EeIls bound
for Albion Ind. and Miss Nellie J. Wood
bury To Anoka MINI. aud Mn. s. b.
Moone to Mon,rose. Iowa. OF the baL
anee OF the school faculty, Mr.. Miller
viii recuperate a short time at Big
Stone Lake beiorecommeucing Institute
work: Miss sheldon VIII return home,
Miss Marsh viii visit at Butter and
other points m Day Co. for the present
and Miss Belts plans have been inter.
Tered with by q malicious attack az ths
prevailing French rneasals which confined
her To her room for a iew DAYS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08
psritan Rumblings.

The good rain of last SUNDAY set 'he
farmers all smiling.
Nils j. Nilsen has bought a quarter
section Of land for cash, amount 500.
lena Petersen finished a successful
three months term of school in the Mar
tin johnson school house Saturday, 18th
inst.
John E. Petersen left Tuesday for
Clinton. Mimi, 10 consult DIR. Wik and
returned last Friday morning. 1t is re
ported that d number Of Others are going
to Citation for medical treatment from
DR.. Tik.
Peter ]. Nilsen had the misfortune to
smasb one Of his fingers six weeks ago
while doing some mason work, but will
soon be at work again.
A. {. Granstrom and P. j. Nilsen are
TO erect a new dwelling house for Mrs.
Aadfand Of Lynn township.
Berner Lofield, who was the speaker
AT the Skudesnes 18th Of May celebration,
was also in our town delivering an ad-
dress in the Carl larsen school house.
The writer was not present, but it is safe
to say that the r ,an republicans pres.
emf di1 not like IFS talk.
A'Fery pretty wedding occurred a
noon Saturday. 20th Inst. which united
/ in the holy bonds Of matrimony Mr.. A
I Grans,rom and Kiss 8nnie Miller At the
residence Of John McCarlsen, Rev. Ham.
I mer. Of Webster, officiating. The bride
and groom haye for many years beer
residents uf car town aud have made 4
host Of friends in the neighborhood whC
crowded the louise and showered con
g-ratuiations upon the happy couple. 4
few Of their Webster friends were alsy
present. among them Prof. T. S. ReinstaC
Of Augsburg seminary, Minneapolis, VII,
TO an attentive audience sang a few
songs. The presents were numerou.
useful and handsome. MIR. and Mrs
Granstrom will reside at John McCarl
sens until they can have a dwelling
erected on their homestead in section Is
The writer joins with their many friends
in wishing them a long, happy and pros
porous life.
NAIL HAMMER.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08
Chicago POss.

GbHc8gN Posi-
The relative values Of husband and
wife appear 20 be settled new. A few
days ago q story Was told ola man who
paid g. for q wife, and afterw&rd an
nouncei that she was worth il, and now
we are RECALLED with q tSle Of a wons
who agreed TO pay sso for q husband
and afterwArd affected q compromise for
So at the same time expressing herself
perfectly satisfied with the latter price.
he natural deduction that a husband Is
worth fifteen times as much as a wife
may be disputed by the Federation Of
womens ClNhs, but unless some new
figures are produced il viii have to
stand
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08
Are You Going Abro.a

Ii you are contemplating : !.
Europe during the sumi.er. Ma :
member that any ticket agent =
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Pant D. =
furnish rates, tickets aud mn. :
information, as well as reserve !
On ocean steamers-all lines-in ny
OF sailing.
Geo. II. Heafford. Gen. Pass. 4,
Old Colony Building Chiea,o Il
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08
LOCAL

Tie raca track association has pur-
chased fora race curse the Hanson
property a6joining town, containing =
acres more or less, for $1,000. and work
commenced upon il Immediately
s amuel Denton eam~edownirom Britton
Saturday night TO survey and lay out
the track.
Farm Lands are Advancing in Price.
The Dakota Loan & Trust Co. Of
Watertown, s. d., offers its lands at
low prices and on easy terms. Write
for particulars.
Dakota Loan & Trust Co,
WatertOwn. 5. ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08
An Extrsordinary Life las. Poicy,

+. H. Cooper OF the firm oi Slega.
Cooper & Co has taken ont $500 coo
insurance ia the New York LlIe. 1t isto
be paid to Eve trustees and the income
Is to Be used for the support Of aged
people at Akkrum Holland. his birth
place. where he has established a home
for the age6-Ninneapolis Journal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08
JOHN W. ARTHUR ,
Liver Complaints and Neryous,.
Cured,

A torpid liver always produces ann.
and irritability. You are all clogpea =
feel respondent. Perhaps you have 49,
with physicians or tried some r-eeomrs.s.
medicine without benefit. All TIA, !
argument against DIR. Fenner's Blooa !
Live Remedy and NerYe Tonic wb.A y
SO readily cure impaired nerves. live, !.
plants, headache hlood and skin dI,.,s'
etc Get a circular " dealer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08
kidney or Bladder Troubles

Eyca suffer from kidney, bladder or rrtn-
sry srcGeieS ca frcen too freceens OF scxasy
urine Or. FennerNs Kidney and BackA<As
Care b what yoG want Bea-vetslzx BY
children IL speedily cured BY cos scssie q
tAis powerful r~zsecy. T~essanoaiak ars
tssreSxrce1 nan people aoaotinx fAs bon
ssss 90 stncerasy % them. We tAerxfor~ avosa
sfvtag any here eas feraixA sAez In c.realAr.
Get one 81 yy1r dealer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08

II ~ "a s0 =s= sue l.s~ a.
c~pyr<ssntsy &C rst1isS ysxr.esf a - 80
ps<ssr noe Dy~pspsha c~~ a. sAs
sxrne iznFaAe< b ssnpsy I'm Dyx,epxaa s.s
i~esre~zso1A TAh hApspsSx1sun asnr "a
s@rce~sraily s~eA m sxsvss< yrx<xzc< ~ s.s<
u As<rsrA's sess SsAzih~d rhrsaraxnN u1.css
urEtanxs Srs an Arresse< s-srsgxs<y e. azs
swsA<~A eeass1nsxS Gee cArcx.sr q 6s>,~n
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08
Advertisad Letters

The following letters remainupe.
in the postoftiee at Webster, s. \
the week ending June 6thJS99
Miss Zilphia Mitchell, Emma n.
Jas. Rich, Mrs. Rhoda Talford.
When calling for the above, ple..
advertised" and give date.
JOHN W. ARTHnp ;
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08
Bicycle Notice.

All persons are hereby warned not to
ride bicycles on The sidewalks Of this
city, il is in direct violation oil the ordi-
"A anee and any person caught violating
said ordinance will Zoe arrested and
suffer the penalty. Frank Wilcox.
Chi1 of Police.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08

Aars's Clover Root Tea Is a pleasant
saxa'ise- Regulates theeoweas, penses
sAr blood Gears tsecompaexSoa. Easy
to make sRs peasant to take. IS rtsL
Sod by M. A. Thni ths armsgsss gS
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08

For onstipatiOn take KarFs Cover
Root Tea the great Blood PnrS4r
Cures Headache, Nervousness. Eruptions
on the iace. and makes the bead clear as
q b1a. Sold bs NJ. A. Thul druggist. (sl
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08
Swim Ice.

ParsseS desiring Ee can have IL d@iv-
Cd TO any part OF the city hy leayiag or.
ders al NJ ID. Gandys Mschine shops or
at the Palace Meat Market. Delivery
every day sxc~pt Suaday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08
RAILWAY ]
CHICAGO MilwauA

H. & d.
| ..seurer East 10
fa.7 West
vireight East 9
!. West !
Freight West
fFe's E. A
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08
Webste1

| Go to D. B. Con
Old papers for sa
| Fish stories are I
Wards Bakery g
Wall paper and !
Butter and eggs
Co. Treas. Yeoe
Leave your orde
Ehe Fair.
. Josiah j. Adam
|Eaubay.
The Big Store bu.
|oen.
It rained as us
Sunday Of rain.
| Pigs for sale.
Edgar.
/ Arrange to come
|brate 4th OF July.
| Moneyto lo|
security.
The County Con
|session this week.
/ The Fair fills ORD
promptly.
4 The Big Store Sc.
That the lowest.
/ Lester Grain has
residence on the =
railroad track.
\ A. car OF shelld
D. B. %Comptons.
\ Henry and Will
Waubay SAT-
4 Twenty new pat
|the Old Furniture
4 Station Agent n
bis hone in Monte
Il Have you seen {
G|lalmbergs? lis
II cbas, Hawkinso
n the Farm Implt
h Z. d. Landon ca
h Ond spent Sunday
i Bicycles!
Giles! at Main
y Miss Emma 81
4 Waubay on a visl
u All kinds OF Pho
Gallery. Call and
a W. H. Met umb
been seriously i'll !
Il The choicest Gu
varieties can be Sc
4 Did you notice v
70 say this week.
1 Geo. c. Webster
visited friends in |
4 A residence pro-
sale or rent inquil
Grant Crossma.
gistered at the {
blight.
4 Buy soft spri'
Scripture for dril
be barrel or ia
he Bath house.
Dick Russell j
alexandria MINI.
Employed for the
Prof. M. r. Har
@ianna OF Wauba.
hd Mrs. S. II. Cir
DO you need a II
Inas. Hawkinson
lar load. A fine !
GIRL WANTED
Pork, small hon
inquire of +. II
clore or house.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-08

Go to D. B. Com
Old papers for sa
Fish stories are I
Wards Bakery g
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02
30 eifen beim.

2ln elmer Der I6Dnitsn SteIIen bes
Sbales, no ii9 basIelbe offener aus
breitet, Iiegt bas alte StGbt9sn Meis
ienbeim, burb ben 9lan, pel9er bic
alte Staotmauer in mdlerii9em Soz
gen umfliebt, bon elmer boben. nit
2aubbola betleiosten 9erepdnb gez
trennt. Sn ibren 9lbbdneen iinb fdatz
tige Spaaiertpege anselegt nit freisn
gusii9tspunften, pel9e INNER neue
ausblide getpGbren duf bic Stdbt tns
mitten bon 8aumgruppen unb roIenz
ret6en 9Grten. 9as bon bem 9ldn
burditr0mts 9elGnbe ipirb abgei6loiz
fen bon I90ngeformten SObenSiigen,
bic nit Srudtfelbern, Malb uno Res
bensriin bebedt fnb.
Msiienbeim. iebt preubii6e 8reisz
itabt i'm Resierunssbeairt Soblen3,
i9dut auf cine mebr dls a9tbunoerts
iGbrise geIdi9tli9e 8ergungenbeit 5us
rid. 2ln elmer bon &riegsp0ltern
piel bur6sogenen StraBe bonn Rbein
nu9 5rantreid seIegen, bate es mani
9erlei Srangfale au erbulben Ieit benz
gesinn bes 9reibigiGbrisen Srieges.
9o9 blieb es CUR 3eit, als bic Srufs
pen 2ubpigs XIV. BON Sruntrei9
bic pfdla berbeerten, bonn S9periten
perI9ont. 0amals bate bic I9tpeois
f6e 2inie bes Sauies 8ittslsbu3
(16S1) bas 6iirftentbum Pfdl5s3petz
briiden geerbt, uno bic perlpittpete
Ser5osin Srieberite Charlotte reiiOirte
dls Stattbalterin bes SDnigs ppn
S9peben in Meiienbeim. Dar lie
aud ni9t i'm Stanbe, ben fran5OIiz
f6en @rprefungen gu tpebren, 10
lpubte iie bod bur93uieBen. oaB Der
8efebl, Meiien6eim gu perbrennen,
nidt CUR 2lusfiibrung fam. Sm Sabre
1915 fam bic Stabt ais 9auptort els
nes Sberdmts an bic 2anogrufIdaft
9efensSomburg, uno Der 2anograf
SSriebrib sSpfepb perlegte nit feiner
@emublin Ofters bic Sofbaltung na9
WeiIenbeim. Sm Sabre 1866 paro
bas Sberumt preubiI9. Sa i'm Be
9inn bes Sabrbunoerts unter frun5Oz
iiI6er SerrIdaft Der an Der Staot
boriiberfliebenoe @lan als 0epartes
ments9renSe angenpmmen puroe, iino
piel felt LANCER 3eit nit ibr perbun@
oene Srte a6getrennt fpproen.. Die
Stuot fam babur9 in Riid9aug unh
perIor fait bic SGlfte ibrer 9elpobner
our9 gtustpanberung. Seit SerIteIz
lung Der 9abnperbinOung na9 bem
G6ein unb Der Pful3 (Singerbriid
unb &aiiersIautern nidt gang je 5pei
Stunben SabraeiD lit iebo9 ipieoer bic
gebingung gebeibli4er 5ortentpidez
lung ge9eben, unb Der 5remoenOertebr
beIsbt iid in Iteigenbem Mabe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-02
Emf Der 30rfe.

0ur9 bic erobartige glusbebnung
bes mpoernen NctienipeIens bat bas
SeI6dft in Dsrtbpapieren an ben
B0r!en alle anberen 3reige bes !Sans
6els melt iiberboIt, unb penn man BON
Der 9Drfe als bem Barometer ipri6t,
hos nit grDB.er @mpfinbli9teit ale
Msnbungen Der pOlitifben, finunSiels
len uno ODltspirtbI6dftli6en 3eitum>
iidnbe gu ertennen gibt. 10 bentt man
babel in erIter Qtnte an bic @ffectenz
b6rfe. Die poltspirtbI4dftli9e 8es
6eltung Der 80rie liegt barin, baB tie
biz 9lusglei4uns BON glngebot unb
Rabfrage nit mDsli4it seringem 4ufs
tDanbe BON Wtiibe unb Soften gu
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