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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-11
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I9siThe British S9ghhnAfEifRnoioeleni
are aEeportedaitp,Kb bRRkpuphauNeisl
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$50 Q,Q09 foamrHiep tAaiR4nenses,nf
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ldopain hab9jtioHss ,s0niy granted 10
daltgEc cs2 oQll9O Osfalth0Ngb 4afi Gbaw-
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1sastbAlp,gOQQQO. elNsHdAIr. GbMnbpE-
lsingnsie sieniaqaEslywcleelsTesyltlstqi ihis
"niggardltless'l op9siesstlla areauBGit-
rainlhaE Sppth ,lAiricaRonassassions and
fbFingdetspf pltllhyagzNitbthe yRasrs.
|Gbel geasoDOtbat thsiJSesrsbAayeI been
ssuiAgProglamat9ps, ,lauHexdReii BriHshI
Territory oa4 s9opnm theSaoeGapy,ihF NJ
ihat they thus lb0Ba ig aaff nthaiGRp-
sciences of .AlIikRRdsT who srsdeteTHd.
by their British allegiance from joining
the forces Of thur Iepubid. That these,
Ipnoclamatbns and .thb SUCCESSES ,oflAhe.
-kiOert and the9taniJ Observation-Disclosures
Brihsharo hatinganmdfectyiho British
grua'inoq longerq5nblS Ito deny IaThe
neutrality-suspicious. of . oBritishsS6uth
iAfriuaIOutuumbeis tho British popqla-
-TIoh tvs, BBrha@4BIeGe 10 bne.' The
Bo9rg RAY t3gn tRi tide IRfRsiF qdv6r|
by proper tre2llpSI9 81 }hfdAlEIkapdsr1'I
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better insight into the heiIdInhbtfh6at
thoughts of the new literary and So
ciologicap1dmiiay9dqf dqfis Yaseqs prin.
cipaily ifof9E thahde for tHe develop.
ment of Tie hgR6r natdr9. mFris bIeicRs
bil the existing, d6pdltion drIaihgt is
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ii"roo yaiWaluRre .lwmapI.Ga |
toonHigHy n an NFenshiine
2tlnt '.f tf Viul - gr2uQF dDHF Ot huG |
tickets, but tipegSr g0to then shqWN The IL
problem is how to bring about equality q
1 opportunities. 'osp6elslPfiyileges and d
qga$ggie4, oTdIere Il
re monoplies lin aand, mbnopolies ,in q
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II see. .pQ. NAY out except by cooper. 4
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-11

l.hPcKSglDO Ieef pel9BistAhs mablfmas he
fA9Varead no ssirsmmus sdi % gaibioo
Ilt,, -noAl-L,ie 2QsL-4al IaiAallze4aL-a -aiLls
The vision of the stoplp is one which
39gPtens the y'gS yeyss and quickens the
bo7.dS5AA 100, l7%SuagO' Oe~i wife ~ tSe3EySSs
t1e ,6e0,GG y,5, l8;6ften the yjsssa56is :
bdg, 7aS, VI ~SHfS9. .g0htver realized ami
tal a05.{( SbI6NSlhs the laugiftstsl'Sf
ttd, ,Odt, SS tHgtiginfant voices ~ Rosts
! s Lstsfft ,-->SlfJV Vfr6m without into RiIe
RoI .%Sf- f-.~4NTtfNN1, Ichildless hoiheotile
Ilt'T0d MOI on eyes sadden aud tilt.
pa, ,S6O,i A6l ,0ON heart grows hunRfy
ut Often happeiis ltliat childlessnessisa due
Ito lcOnditions2@hfdhl may be CORRECTED.
llHMahy womerhaI6 Found that the vitality.
tInd,vigor impaired lby DoctornBiofcels.
ERaHorite Presctib btibh to theJnouuln1y|
! organs, has betiDtthe one thing ineesIfil.
+ 10 dhtljlll theij0y8of, motherhood. sThisI
famous mediuiheiiS mot cure-albu butt
I ~ specialist 4 lpras6ription, havintp.as. hI
slngle aim thei cure, ,of diseases peculiar
10 wutiien. Ssd,lGI, ru4diRN
/ ~ .Sick7or we1kdyotnan are invitedto rudi-
suit Dt. Piercel Buffalo, N. ", bgciettef
free OF Charge ethpgsSoiding the indeliufte
DHuestiQns, offensive examinations, land
3 5local treatmAnisI Ggenerally considered
/ alecessqry by inexperienced prah,itiepars
2AlbSletters areI .hehld as STRICTLY private
and ,saeredly epr6reutial, Each answer
Gis sent IN perfectly plain enyelopalgW
cdl There is neither7 sleohol nor otberein-
Otoxieapt contqplsdI in FaVorited Pre-
I sqtipbon." and il is absolutely Hee, from
soPbrp,i cocaiqeapdaN narcotic drugs, Z
-, My-wife was-siek forever -
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iePd We .dssigsdito irsyra.H/d h$.S,sY41
hls Pavorile pfescrip- EL' 'W.ff4ffLl
'iian.iloi g,.,.. .ssia q tSs'r s&Thy ,aSV01s
bottle aud che HrAiisS < dIm0AlHN III
heeibl she Had not slept any for three nighta
,lienE SURE that itwoiiid nue her IIsuut fof fi4e
more bottles, and when she had taken the sixth
bottle slep .sdund and wcfi iWa hotsi have
tnfpqNa,q ,qur hnp'si "so.sn 1ad or9w yep oi
pr ,Pierce's Pleasant Pellets prqmote
a healthy Condition of lie stomach! Fa7
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-11
Orators Chosen.
The result of last nights try-out is the
selectiQn q Miss D.Gans, s. A. Sisyeri,
4 FiAif. ME. IA. hH. Dod& NH.
deh lah vi VI RNnolds wa III
.lI.s \ EGt,l.atsEsl I'll, the is sI. ,l.E4 IL
Pacific college must take the affirmative
Attention Farmers.

sla Wegage pow ipghparedn to takbs orders
ilputhe Air HastySeparstorl sItsnparstes
tpe dButterdFat from tNsaeh milk ,iaHeel
0usopucFap.yrAll erdershhkenntithe
Crystal Ice Works, latlhosntoSiste
street. -KRRsnAw- Il AVaoDroRD.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-11
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-11

intends to build a new church and has
RAISED 5000 toward il.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-11
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Ccngressman.elect Robert OF U tah is a
big, strong looking man, accustomed
-frdm his youtdf, asheosays tdG9nhfnlely
and ab6scHwlAchHeds ~ d5dBtle3s'able to
49,, b9aU
bear, which he Must expect, and part
of which he possibly deserves, although
dsyHHarptat l@tSB96' Of Nai$g i86iien3eas
N heFdHusWlg religious trainiHsuawl
almVs h eoRsianti, snYironmentidyIn ollie
cauciully uWorled.up oaatatiSho 'Ggaidtt
lhil mGa itmsy Be'q&ec5n rfotP issrain2t@d
tbht sentiment that is pure and Lofty
lIlI ilt ltiINNf1H Iffl 1Iil' ~ lHluT
has borne its part. And side bys side
with This iDa,.ence fllaai batllp ym,rcRS Of
cunt of'opDilticsIoando 0BnimSrotin Mr..
beftemthlelf NssahdnAtR qdaSrdibbR
.gplu. ..bp9X AuSGi mGhiHI To 9bis silf
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.aoIhfse Npm2n, haYs lste9d iRyl ms.
Eleyiaei goal land,. trusu wdnIonlg The
A'tg has sata ln'shall part frohl chem.
MY 93hhfth BGg bowed t6' the command
.IYN h94uHim VlIUi.W .Wnlt u1I fiiOt 9tUd
sIlS ql congress Nj ard EelPauishsd .thedRaf-
ticeloi, plural umarriAgeu aRuhetbeidaw
cannot trdeu one ,iroml obligations yaA,
suntd'lcfotUlit spoRe.ro'No bower 'eAn
ESehf wer9 'the tihpehi iHthai
nlQl, .ipGNih sllim pa 1muf ,hpYil
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b2Tmss iha ceFsmopiss tQltprpd its, hack
4pnp us andl sEy the MARRIAGES ure not
valid now, and that must give THESE
loyRl women up mi he DAMNED n / |
S8itjIS pphl pnIfsoI, uadW .noijGis 9di |
,The World Herald yieldslto h9 one, ~ |
opposition 10 polygamy. .Poggawy IL
" arihaisp, and Gannqh eSiyt where
iMiliga ationiApdloSe onhonieafS foundl
DutSdhaye ana honest Il Sdmirati6h Ter
tbiah wRo liyesttHe and 'Ioyaid.to obi. |
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NlHN ,grude-oA iol nia1i s'noon19ile
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-11
Force

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Your body must. haye-
force, nervous fqy6er mqs-
cular force, digestive force.
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tsupplyd'thiso fbfee.noi'If'yop y y
are oweakualfli any otmthsSe
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growstrOhgers fyourImuscua
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only those on earth but also themyriad4
That tTe eambngbptbe fpfure. .srss9K
% 'iAibthe reerds1of, the past beM bwitl
ness that@tneeveI ie6AYaps 6I faSpt6r
stlGd i86pHei9afEl and qiHs9GaRRel.9 el9iA
l.iIAWyc are already 4egipnipgt M fesl qgf
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Ibisdf e,heu holiest -ofrraI swords's6lid
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-11

psily, One Year $500, in ,lAdyppce.
Daily, Fout Months 81 90. is Rdvand .
Weekly. One Year sl.oo, in Advance
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-11
.EG0aIdIsB AIBSe yBEA EaTU all.

and years 10 do II in
The Oregonian says that seli-govern-
pspto9tbi h9dqspFiaHWot gRseP,sgd
famine, would destroy the native pop
piilkii6H of Russia. Lets seel who are
assisting the native Russians in govern
ing their country?
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-01-11
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-nOl THNlRaDlAY9dyAN9 IlnA0NLeH
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31

First Third Corridor Carriages Iavstory
Accommodation attached to all the principal
Sleeping Carriages First Class Passengers
to all night trains between England and Scotland.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31

v1coROUS PROTESTS LIKELY on FRAN
CHISE SSESSAIENTS-RUS
SELL SAGE'S VIEWS

vr-heeher or not the courts to be asked TO de-
- .he Ford Franchise laR unconstitutional.
-, ss no doubt that practically all the corpora
.,,,s On whose cases under that law the State Tax
-o-,-,issior has acted will enter vigorous protests
,sns, the valuations placed upon their franchises.
.16 will IN Of failure to secure reductions
s-o-, the present figures. take their cases into
- m yy-,ts Of certiorari II is the theory Of
=. ..,a- the State Commissioners have purposely
,sa their tentative valuations high as they
,5 with any reason be estimated in the eXpecta-
-, n making voluntarily sweeping reductions
oof being presented that the initial figures were
FsesiveIv high II however. the valuations
,,cb -he Commissioners are now daily making
n,,c are 70 stand the franchise being col
t.,ss m the basis Of such valuations, the result
.,,d he E serious diu,nurion il the dividend rates
!, che corporations affected. the reduction amount
t1x 10 as much as one-haF in some instances as
ss shown by the following bic:
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31

reductions viii be made account of payments
"a the CITY as covered by the following clause of
the Franchise law
srd PAYABLE il shall appear that the person taxed
Ses naid any sum based upon percentage OF
g-oss earnings or any other income, or any license
sas or any sum or money on account OF specld4
s-s,rbise which pay ment was in the nature Of
tax al amounts so paid shall be deducted from the
franchise tax
Tusssu Sage speaking OF the franchise tax i'm
posed upon the Manhattan Railway Company and
other local corporations, said:
yr1vas millions Of dollars and the corporations, I
certainly think should take the best of counsel TO
n-ofacr the interests committed 20 their care. An
evidence OF the value OF the traction properties in
hs ifv Is the tone their curities in the
marker today. While al first depressed, they
row advancing because Of the firm determination
n nave the legal points involved fully submitted
"a the courts before any great loss 10 the stock
holders is involved.
An interest closely identified with the Metropoli-
tan Street Railway Company said of the tax pro-
posed 70 be levied upon that corporation, as
quoted:
The proposed OF 81 $751; 800 is simply the gross
s-nount from which number Of deductions will be
made but Just how much 60 not know. The in
crease IL our tax, however Will be very large in
amount SC much that, Of course, the company
viii contest the consttutionalty Of the imposition
OF the II means prolonged litigation
n the face OF the dispiriting news from Albany,
Brooklyn Rapid Transit yesterday made net ad
vance Of ~ per cent. closing al =: and Metro
polisu sold high 1861. closing ar 164I4 q net
gE.n n IL per cent the CONSERVATION and loss
Il vas reported, of large bear contingent in the
Third Avenue on small dealings. suffered net loss
o, - per cent
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31
Mr.. GUGGESHEInER LOSES HIS WAY.
HE GOES TO THE WRONG HALL ON THE EAST
SIDE TO MAKE AN ADDRESS.

HE GOES TO THE WRONG HALL ON THE EAST
SIDE TO MAKE AN ADDRESS.
Randolph Guggenheimer, President of the Council,
who addressed the Young Mems Benevolent Associ-
alton at its rooms, No. 81 East Broadway, last
night had some difficulty In finding the meeting
place. Mr.. Guggenheimer, thinking the association
met in the Educational Alliance Building, in East
Broadway went TO that place accompanied by sew
eral friends He entered the hall and found Morris
Ievinsky. agnostc, making his weekly address.
Mr.. Guggenheimer a policeman standing near
by. and asked him who the speaker was.
It's Morris Levnsky making his weekly ad-
dress replied the policeman.
rs he the principal speaker here this evening""
asked President Guggenheimer.
Yes" replied the buecoat.
This the meeting of the Young Mems Benevo-
lent Association isn't to" asked President Guggen-
heimer.
No replied the policeman.
Where does that association meet, them asked
the President.
Il don't know answered the policeman
Mr.. Guggenheimer then told the policeman that
member of the assoca ton, who had been out
scouting for Mr.. Gugsenheimer arrived upon the
scene and took charge Of the President, and es-
corted him the meeting place.
There about hundred and fifty mem
bers present. and after address Of Introduction
by s. \. Tuckman the chairman of the meeting,
Mr. Guggenheimer delivered his address.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31
KEARsARGEs TURRETs WORK WELL.

SATISFACTORY TESTS REPORTED AS RESULT OF
THE SEA TRIAL OF THEM
Newport News, Va, March 80 (Specia).-That the
superimposed turret as embodied in the construc-
ton of the batteship Kearsarge. is decided sue
satisfactorily demonstrated while that
ship yesterday and to-day Although
statement be obtained tonight from the
officers aboard, who will speak in view of the
fact that the tests purely preliminary 20 the
official trial Tuesday and Wednesday, under
the eye of the Board OF Survey and Inspection. it
be stated trustworthy authority that the
turrets work perfectly. meeting all of the demands
made in the specifca tons They operated by
electricity. and the tests demonstrated that they
be handled with the ease Of the ships steering
gear Under the trying conditions the gun
tests made and they could have been more
satisfactory. II is understood that a report
made 10 the Department at Washington OF the re-
suit of the turret tests, but its nature be
learned
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31
VALUATIONS NONE TOO HIGH. coLER SAYS.

Members of the Board of Estimate and Appor-
tionment In this city yesterday read with much
interest the reports of the assessed valuations of
franchises of corporations in the city tenta-
lively made by the State Board of Tax Commits
sioners. Controller Coler said:
think the valuations made are not bit
high, but may be a little too low. l the
porations trying have the valuations reduced
but | think that is mistake. The corporations
should pay their Just share of the taxes. If they
keep fighting the payment of taxes too persistenty
the people will see that the taxes made higher
for the corporations.
President Feitner, of the Tax Department said
he did not wish to express any opinion 10 the
valuations of franchises, at least while they
tentative He reaftrned his belief that the taxing
Of franchises would reduce the burden on real
estate, and he said he did doubt that the
in this city will be points lower this year
than II last year, or below 81 IS the $l00 of
assessed Valua ton.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31
NEARLY sUFFoCATED By GAS.

Toronto. Ont. March So-Because of the bursting
Of gaspipe in the cellar of the house of John
Langstar. IN Mariborough-ave. eight inmates were
nearly sufocated to death. As IS all are suffer-
ing from the effects, and three-the Misses Cadf-
and Mr. Burkill-are seriously Ill. Help came
just in time. Mrs. Langstan, a daughter who was
in the house. is the wife of Dr. Langstaf. of the
resident staff of ST. Johns Hospital. BROOKLYN,
y. 7. She, accompanied by her tweve-year r-od
son, Harold. visiting the city for a few
weeks The Cadigan sisters live in New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31
CHURCH'S TWENTY-FIVE ANNITERs4RT

Hartford Conn, March 80 (speciaD.-The South
Park Methodist Episcopal Church began the cele-
bration of the twentyfth anniversary of the dedi-
cation Of its church building. with interdenon-
national service. There will be special services on
Sunday morning and afternoon, with a sermon by
Bishop z. G. Andrews who preached the sermon at
the dedication services April 2, 1875 On Mon
day evening there Will be a reception 10 former
pastors OF the church
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31
INsUBoRDINATE SAILORS PAROLED.

The thirteen sailors who arrived in irons on the
transport Sedgwick Thursday were taken before
United States Commissioner Morle in Brooklyn.
yesterday afternoon. charged with wiiful disobed-
ence 10 their captain. They pleaded guilty
and the adjourned until to-day. The
sailors paroed in the custody of Captain
Hendricks. As they have not received their pay
and their discharges. he does fear that any Of
them Will away. The be punished
for refusing TO work Sunday while the Sedg-
wick was lying in the roadstead Gbara Cuba
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31

Albany, March 30.-The valuation of s13Ss0 759
fixed by the State Board of Tax Commissioners on
the special franchises in Buffalo is a reduction of
about s2G Oc0 from the tentative valuations placed
those franchises weeks ago. The valuation
of 81 54 $50 placed the franchises of Rochester
corporations is about 81 500 600 less than the amount
of the tentative valuations. The reductions in
jamestown Ithaca and Gloversville small
The Board adjourned to-day Tuesday
next when two hearings viii be given to several
minor corporations of Newly York
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31
Hotel Victoria,
London.

modern London Hotel S American
the comfort it provides excellence
management 1t has large number of Suites
Bathrooms attached, and single and
Public beautifully she'd Music at meals
Orchestra plays during Luncheon, Dinner In
tending visitors should disappointment engage
rooms advance
Address:-VictorioIa, London.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31
FRANCHISE VALUES REDUCED.

assessment. If IL does make the correction
an appeal TO the courts remains
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31

Norfolk Street nkn1ent. London Every modern
Enbankment and River. Elegant
public Electric light throughout American system
Ftxe,. tarlr
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31
Kenilworth, England. T

RomanticaIIy situated overlooking ruins
Kenilworth Castle and Abbey. Leading hotel aad m
central for Shakespeare Land Proprietor had 10 yea
NewYork experience. Moderate terms. Write csr bo,
let. CHAS T. L4EVELY. Prprietor.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31

First and Third Class Luncheon and Dining Cars
tached of the express London
and Wakefield Leeds and Bradford: London
Sheffield. Stockport Manchester; and
York, Newcastle and Edinburgh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-08
Sri Siaouft,
IN bic Grnnbbefibsr unb Steurr,abl
Der Stabt Srrantou.

lluint fGbtifdt S&ulb bd6uft ft be cite
auf iibsr $40, U00. Gs ptTe battihiiot, bic.
fen Sttras nm ttpa $500 00n ~ psrsrSbtru,
UNI siutn Biaeuft an yafapanna Apeuut ibtr
bic D, \. g. W. gabnsssift ,u s%rbausn, mo
pur6 unirt 9tfammtl1ulb zine Billion Doll
lars srr idtn piret.
Die anssOIihe 8ubtfruns ~ a6u,Ii6 I'M.
rBtbts. Sis pirb nur bsfurpcrtst ron sinipep
fursittissn Gntbufaftn fur politiiGs 3psdt,
unb piirpe stpbitutbtIs Der Strabtnbabn Com.
panic ~ @uit fommtn.
Go III feiu alssmsiu 8 Sftutli6ss BsrIauasu
eafir ititfns Der StsusrjabItr ttr @thltiis.
Die q. fen fne unbsfimmt, bsnn % N ftin
BufuG stma&t pprptn, biz SHaetnnlaBfcr.
etrunssn fur dnsrsnssnbts Giesnibum fta,u
ittqsn, fur iptlbts bic Staet baabItu mhbtt,
Rein @ti6iftsmann pirps li6 In Gin llntsrutb.
mtn tpaasn, pom bfm CT 70 ptnia psib, mic biz
Burger pom giabuft. Stimmt es nteber
llufrrs flstut STsutIiGt S&uIe bat sitls Ga.
brifsu mad bitin Stapt ssbra6t, uno sabsl
lolts is nitt ubBbt uretn. @snn Gle cir
Sttnsrjabltr iup, panu Gfimmsn sic oaasstn
unins Sisusrn Fnb i&Un isBt bod stnus.
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poIitit unb Che. Sn gn9lanD
baftet oas politiide Wablre9t betannts
fi6 am Sauie, nidt an Der perion :
BUR elm Sausinbaber beiibt Stimm-
re6t. unO fiif bic 8Ommunulwablen
tbnnsn es au4 bic Srausn ausibsn.
Sn benz Gtdotden Sartlepoft fam Cd
barob gum 9onflitt snii9en einem jun.
gen gbemanne uno ieiner beiieren
6dlfte, gu beiien austrasuns bas 5drt.
Ii9e, liebenbe paar bas @eri9t anrief.
Ser Mann mar unionif, bic Srau
liberal: @lIo uniiberbriidbare politiide
gesneridaft, uno ieoer She'll miiniate
oas Stimmre9t gu 8uniien ieiner par'
tel aus3uiiben. Sie politif9e Satin
srtldrte. bas Suus seb6re ibr, Mdnn.
DEN ipobne erli felt Sunt BARN, felt
benz Sage ibrer Sod5eit. Sic be3able
bic Steuern aus ibrem priDatperm0sen,
uno bsmsufolse 9ebiibre ibr bas Stimm'
rs6t. sic peripeisere es ibrem Wanne,
neil er Elm Gonierpatiper iei-Uenn er
au ben 2iberalen ~iiber9eben t%pollte, tpdre
iie bereit, es ibm gu luiien. aber Der
gatte srtuies iid als Wann bon edter
pplitiider ueberseu9un9, er pertpei9erte
bic Sabnenflu9t, uno 10 puroe er bonn
Ridter ~abseWieien uno oas Stimmre4t
Der 6rau 3u9eiprohen.
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pr Srttsj msiH @atts iasis, i'd miiBtt bali
'ipas ibun, ionlf sins Id tn pas ltsts Stabiun
otr Ausi brung ubsr unb fann f0nnte MID ME
manN turirsn. Wifsuo bab grOr. apG BE-
sTlts Wann mar, Ger NusStbrune furirtt, f
naem i'd lOfOrt esisn epmpb 9inatbmuns BIZ
Sti'runs NJ r fur ban srftsn Wonat lansiam
pUt nab nnp naG astpann Id Araft unp itB
psIrtbis Id mstns sissns 5ausarbtit unb bin /,
sslunp ME nur itmanp piinifsn fam. 80
raips 5sp,H, Der ME id litt D.. apG's eympt
3tnatbmuns su P%rpbtrtn, tbs ID AZ lp6t pirb. =
5rau Y. Y. Sarptns, 8 Wtf 6fts Strabs q.
y. Sitp.
y Stir mtin SaIs- unb RassuItibtr
gsbrauts tp act.o-lene, has BET DpftOr nil
fIti llttsrts.
Or. aO9. ZIG @sR 22nr Strabs. 8rrtbs,
Strr: srt Ss piTru tpurpt id fur 2 Sab
lang tir Saiarrb, Altbma unp ttnsr irOdtnsi
NaIt bsbanetlL bic isO,smaI biutsts, ptnn ID
lls bits; mstus eunssn portu afijirt unp 10
puItttt pItl ; i'd Isbrautts aop , 0 : ltns I'm,
albmsts ben p.tstu gpmpb in msint ennstn, IN
lls ju btlltn unp bic Srims ~ s%srliSrsn unb id
bin jsBt 70 stiunp ME irgtnp ttmanp.-Sml
tint 63 SurUn Srabs, Srcoflyn, y q.
S6rttbt an ets Dofiors Rsp 2ort Sfiu
il6 gBftt 22Is STabs fur tins trsis probe pol
tep'p'lsnf.
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GleiOer
Srimmimgs
unO
0arniturcn,

rpel6e m : aufmafiamfsit srrsesn, ole
rssnc eine dbnIits @aaren, aushsauns
le in oisier Stact ssiban.
Diefe 8aarsn finb 70 peri&iebsnartis
unS bic auspabI 70 unsridSpRi&, bas
cine pc ionli9e Saipsition OsrisIben Der
t'ns'Se Bss 1T. f& bamit bsiannt su
MAIDEN. mos mir auf 8Orralb BADEN
unb mir smpfsbIsn babsr, bab Sic %
mbeli4 MAIDEN, biefslbsn ssnausr an,u.
isben. Sc tpiro uns ~freuen, Sbnen isbe
n6Sli4s @lnii6t unb AuSfanft ,u ssbsn.
Oamit Sic cine sssisnsts auswubI trsf.
fen fbnnsn.