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AN uNWIEDLY BODY OF MEN.

From the Baltimore Sun OF yesterday.
The Democratic National Convention
| is a great and unwieldy body OF men.
1t is too large for deiberative body and
in its size and conduct has generally been
more like mob than convention. 1t
is com mposed Of no less than 936 members,
or two members for each electoral vote
anG 36 members from the Territories OF
Alaska Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma
and Indian Territory and the District OF
Columbia, or six from each. The size OF
the convention thie year will lie tie same
as that Of 1896, as no new states have
been admitted since that time. The
meetings take place in vast hail, ana
this hail is packed with a multitude q
people In times Of excitement the mob
which surrounds the conyentloD mlngles
with the membership and pan ;emonium
is tile result. D2ibsra is impossible
and reason seems to lose its control. 1t
was in such moment as that that tie
= convention Of 1896 excited to the high
est pitch OF enthusiasm by the eloquence
Of Mr.. William j. Bryan, nominated
that gentleman without a thought oi
consequence and scarcely knowing in the
wild confusion what they were doing.
Before the convention met Mr.. Bryan
had scarcely been considered, and his
n nomina ion was made mainly because o.
rt his speech in the convention. 1t was
d silver convention, pure and simple, ano
10 vet that speech swept the great silvel
or champion, Richard T. Bland, away, al
e; though Mr.. Bland had received on thu
e. first ballot twice as many votes as MIR
r. Bryan and more than any other candi
Sc date. Ii Mr.. Bryan is to be nominated
Sc this year it will not be upon impulse, a
ly he was before, but by the will OF ma
I'M jority of his party, as he is before tn
on people now.
es- A time honored rule of the Democrat
conventions makes two-thirds vot
necessary for nomination. In 1896 th
:, was construed to mean two-thirds {
IN those voting. There was q large numbe
Of delegates present who refused to vot
These were mostly members from TIL
y. ~ Atlantic States, who opposed the silv'
y !, q platform. The number of votes necessal
MS to nominate Mr.. Bryan, therefore, ws
y only 5l2 instead OF 624, as would ha'
rs been necessary had the vote been fu
M Mias The next convention would perhaps re
iot der good service to the Democrat
ior party ii ID set to work to reduce I'll
M m 4mbership OF the National Conventi
w 10 more reasonable proportions. /
lelr most reasonable way would be to ba
.:tIsy the membership Of each state upon
l1y representation in the House OF Represe
I, to .at;vas This wonid make the memb,
flu shin IN ,9Ti nf m. convention A. which
large enough, and then it would be
most exactly in proportion TO the pol
rrc lation OF the Several States, which il
iOo not as based upon the electoral yo
Why Alaska or Indian Territory, VIII
~ has no vote to give to the candida
nod louId have an equal vote with d,
mo. ware, which has three electoral votes
;ear not known.
The sun., 1900-04-17

Young sizes 16 to 1o years;
the largest stock
Mems and assortment we
have ever shown,
Suits, from IS to SIS.
Hundreds of styles,
all the new patterns, stripes
in worsteds, the new French
flannels, neat check in wor-
steds and cassiineres, fancy
cassi1neres and cheviots, and
the best styles in black and
blue plain clleviots, thibets
and serges; vests single
breasted and with and with
out collars. High cut col
lars. Trousers cut narrow
and medium widths, plain
and with cord seams. Al
the fancy patterns, good Gu
with short full back coats.
Open Tuesday and Satur
dav evenings.
The sun., 1900-04-17
LONG UPSETS CALCULATIONS
From the New York sun.

From the New York sun.
This important declaration by Secre.
TRY Long will upset the calculations OF
those Republicans who have been SO
confidently saying that he would not
accept the nomination for Vice Presi-
dent, because he desired to re ire to pri-
vate life at the close OF his administra-
tion. In view Of the personal popularity
of Secretary Long and tile great snccess
OF the Navy and the Navy Department
under his direction during the Spanish
war, this expression Of Ills Willingness
tn take the second place OIL the tlck'h
with President Mckinley may insure is
mir tion. lie already has the su :
port OF the New England r puhticah
Senator'S and presentatires, So tar q
The sun., 1900-04-17
VOTERS AT PRIMARY ELECTION
From the Dover Delawarean,

From the Dover Delawarean,
Every voter should realize the i'm
p1rtance of performing his full duty at a
primary election. II he is true to his
party for its principles and the party :
sake. his part in a campaign, as Tree
AGENT really ia a great measure ends
there When once he has by his ballot
delegated to others the power TO act for
him, those to whom he has given this
right represent him as fully as though
thev carried his written proxy in their
pockets. Therefore it behooves every
man who appreciates his responsibility
aud his rights in political campaign, tc
fnlIy understand the far reaching. intiu
ence OF ballot cast at the primaries.
The sun., 1900-04-17

they have expressed themselves with re-
gard to the second place on the ticket,
and Gov. Roosevelt is only, one OF q
number OF prominent Republicans out
side of Congress, and outside OF New
England also, who have publicly de-
clared that they would approve the
nomination OF Secretary Long. If the
Secretary adheres to his present purpose
it would seem that his nomination would
be likely to follow almost as matter Of
course.
The sun., 1900-04-17
FIGHTING JACK ROBINSON

From the Chester Morning Republican
The a )pointment Of Assistant Secre-
tary Allen, of the Navy Department, to
the Governship OF Puerto Rico, has
caused Hon. John 3 Robinson to be
mentioned in connection with the office.
We do not think our friend would now
take the place. He will stick TO Penn
sylvania, a. the editor Gf the Morning
Republican proposes to do There j,
fully as much money in the marshalship,
though Jack" is well qualified for the
other place.
The sun., 1900-04-17
the following described real estate. viz I;


the following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot OF land and brick dwelling,
situate in said city of Wilmington, bounded ana
described as follows, that is to say. Beginning at
Ioint on the northerly side Of Sixth street be-
tween Monroe and Adams streets. at the distance
of seventy feet and ten inches from the easter y
side of Adams street, at the middle OF the dl,
vision wall between this and the adj lining
house thence noItherly through the middle oi
said wall pa:alle With Adams street eighty feet
10 a stake, thence tastcrly parallel With Sixth
street fourteen feet two ineh, to stake, thence
southerly PARALLEL with Adams street eighty feet
to the sa ID nnrtherly side Of Sixth street. and
corner Of 3 10 foot wide alley between this
and the house adjoining on the east, and thence
westerly along said side OF Sixth street fou teen
feet tw inches to the place OF beginning, be the
| contents thereof what they may. W1ththe Tree
use and privilege of the above mentioned al ey
| running back from Sixth street on the eastery
side of the above described lot thirty feet. IL he
| used in common forever; the said William Nor
row excepting and reserving there-'rnm and
| there-oui thC right OF building owe said alley
4 leaving reasonable headway; also the privilege
SO id house without any charge or demand there
| for.
| Seized and taken in execution rs the PROPERTY
of Jost ph NJ. Griffith eldest son and common lav
| heir OF Richard R. Griffith deceased late truste
| Annie Stoops surviving mortgagorS, Joseph NJ
Griffith az ministTator, d, b. II. OF Richard r
Griffith deceased, William II Stoops and Joh
Budget IT'S, and tn be sold by
J0H L, TAYLOR sheriff.
sherins Office, Wilmington, Delaware, Aln
l6, 1900,
The sun., 1900-04-17

NOTICE II, JAMES SWEENEY, the
tenant and occupant of the house situated
al 10. 400 MARYLAND avenue in the Eeven h
ward in the city of Wilmington, coun-
ty OF New Castle and State of Delaware, in COM
piiance with the requirements OF the acts OF the
vided, do hereby give notice that ] shall apply
in writing 10 the Court OF General Sessions OF the
Peace ard Jail delivery OF the state Of Delaware,
in and iur New Castle County, on Monday, the
lith day OF May. 1900 being the next term Of said
court for a license for said house. as an Inn OF
tavern for tine sale therein OF Intoxicating
LIQUORS in less quantities than one quart, to bt
drunk on the premises, and the following re
spectacle citizens Of said ward, at least twelve
Of whom are Substantial freeholders OF salt
ward recommend the said application, viz:
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HAPPENINGS
THROUGHOUT
THE STATE
JOIN Union REPUBLICANS.
Young Voters in Sussex Leave the
Ranks of the Anti-Addicks Peo-
ple, Who are Greatly Agitated.

HANKS Oi tLt Ahtt-hhAt1NS ~
pie. Who are Greatly Agitated.
Bridgeville, Del, April l6.-That the
Regulars OF this section are growing
weaker is an undobted certainty, and
not few young voters who have hither-
to leaned towards Anti AZ dicksism, have
recently Joined the Union ranks. The
L Union Republicans are plainly having it
their own way, while Regular leaders are
looking on in an agitated state, but can
accomplish little.
The number of Democrats in this hum
dred is not sufficient for any showing to
be made whatever, and consequently
they are doing nothing whatever. The
Regular contingent started out at the be-
ginning Of the campaign with flags fly
ing. but within the past two weeks
apathy appears to have settled in then
ranks, and they are in despondent
state.
Fears are now entertained by the Reg
ular faction that the Union delegates
will be recognized by Mckinley at tht
National Convention. Ii is currently re
ported that they have grounds for suct
fears, and this fact coupled with tht
knowledge that they are greatly outnum
bered by Unions in this section Is Great
ing CONSERVATION in their ranks.
Uuion leaders are already hustllni
and reports from all down the State ga
that good work is being accomplished.
The sun., 1900-04-17
ENuMERAToRs APPOINTED

Supervisor WINS hppoihtS btho
crat in Kenton Hundred.
Clayton, Del, April 1.-two more
censns numerators have been appointed
in Kent county. The latest appcint-
ments announced bv Supervisor Willis
are in and for the Third Representative
district OF this county. The appoint
ments are w. S. Hardcastle OF Chesw old,
and Frank II Moore of kenton. Hard
castle is a Democrat and was registrar at
the last registration. Moore is a Union
Republican.
The sun., 1900-04-17
orchcstra's Busy Week.

Oslesby's Orchestra Of Chester, will
have busy time this week. Last night
they played at LAwes, Wednesday even,
ing at Laurel, Thursday AT Dover, and
Friday at the hail OF the Moyamrnsing
Hook aad Ladder Company, III Chester.
The sun., 1900-04-17
STATE OF ONO, ClrY or ToLEpo, ;
IIpNS CDItN'rY.

Isl NAS W. ~ u
FRANK j. [ IiENEY makes oath that he
i the rtnlnr partner OF the firm Of +. j.
CHENEY & Co, doing business in the
City III Toledo, County and State afnre-
said, aud that said firm will pay the sum
If ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALL CArARRH
CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A. d., 1856.
A. w. GLEASON,
SEAf NOTARY PrHLic.
Halls Catarrh Cure lie taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and muc'
ons surfaces Of the system. Send for tee
timouials, free.
F. j. CHENEY & co, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1900-04-17
Political Cards.
FREE TO INVENTORS.

The experience of G. A. snow and GO. IN OBJ
has eaabled them to helpfully answer many
questions relating to the protection OF inteliec.
tual property This they have done IN Iamph
let treating briefly of United states and foreign
patents. with cost of same. and how to procure
them; trade marks designs, cayeates, infringe
ments decisions in leading patent cases, etc, etc
This pamphlet will he semt free to any ont
writing to G. A. Snow and Co.. Washington. u.
The sun., 1900-04-17

NOTiGE.--I ANDREW +. CASEY. tile tenant
aud occupant of tie house, situated at ny.
lG East front street, in the second ward,
iii the city Of Wilmington, County Of NV
castle and State of Delawate, in compliance with
the requirements of the acts Of the General A.
semhly il such case made and provided 10
hereby give notice that Shall apply ~ writing
to the Judges OF the court Of general sessions "i
til, state of Delaware in and for New Castle
county on Monday. the ll.h day q May. A. p.
1900, being the next tenn OF said cnOt iof d
license far said house, as an inn or tavern, lgl
the sale therein of Intoxicating liquors in lrs:
quantities than one quart, to I've drunk on tht
premises, and the following respectable citiIen'
OF said ward at least twelve OF whom are sub
stantiil reeholders OF said ward. recommend
the said application, viz.
Michael Rafferty,, John NJ. Bonner.
Max padolski. Edwad a, 20 ner
r. Plunkett, Dennis y. gum,
| Robeft Il Gamble Patrick Kennedy,
| Louis Harris, Andrew GlotH
samuel Hochhelmer, Frank Harkins,
Charles + sparks Jacob Baker,
| John H. Hubert Jacob ates,
Chas B. Dougherty, John A. Sautr
| William Stewart II. H. Kaufmann,
Robert Kenyon, Daniel Il. Lynch
| John Farnan A. Lindin,
John Kennedy Andrew Gallagher.
ANDREW ]. CASEY.
The sun., 1900-04-17
LIUENsE APPLICATIONS

NoTICE-To THE HONORABLE JGnGES
of the Court OF General Sessions OF the 2 ace
and Jail Delivery of the State OF Del ware in
and for New Castle County. We, the undersigned
respectable citizens cf the Second ward ia the the
state Of Delaware do hereby certify that Patrick
Plunkett, trading as P, Punkett q O., owners
of the store 81 uated az Nos. 1851 Market street
in the second ward city o. Wilmington county
and State aforesaid described in tn ir spplica-
ton VINO are applicants for hcen,e sne9 o. on Mon tha
next ter n OF said court, for the sale of intoXi.
eating liquors in quantities not less than one
quart therein, not to he drunk on the
premises, they being licens d retailers OF goods,
| wares and merchandise, the aggregate cost value
OF their stock constantly on hand Tor sale is not
| less than $40. They are men OF full age. OF
sobriety and good moral character; that such
sale Of Intoxicating liquors at said place is neces,
sary to accommodate the public; that they are
the owners of said house and the true rental
value is $500 and the following respectable citi,
zens of ssi ward. at lea,t twelve OF whom are
substantial freeholders Of said ward, recommenc
the said Spplic itiOn, viz.
The sun., 1900-04-17

CtHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT
Sol LevaIi Facias, to me directed will be eN-
posed to public sale at the Court House on
Market street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets in the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county state of Delaware.
ON FRIDAY,
THE lth DAY OF MAY, 1900,
at . O'Clock p. M,
The sun., 1900-04-17

NOTICE. We, JAMES F. CoHEE and HARRY
E HILL the tenants and occupants Of the
ket streets, in the seventh ward in the city
OF Wilmington, county of New Castle and
State OF Delaware, in compliance with require
ments OF the acts OF the General Assembly IN
such case made and provided. do hereby give
notice that we shall apply in writing to the Court
OF General Sessions of the State OF Delaware, IN
day of NAV, 1860, being the next term OF said
court for a license for said house. as an inn OF
tavern for the sale therein OF Intoxicating
| drunk on the premises and the following re
spectacle citizens of said ward. at least twelve
| of whom are substantial freeholders OF sal
ward recommend the said application viz.
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yQDle Sanfer" Og forifeaige
Sanfer.

Der tales os ftrip.s 10 msset /
Dor lib, ps en- Del Of bet, Der bliDer
fsrt rem, TT at ben Beffaffsnbsb. al
bet brinser en- til at itaa ftias os
fpsrse: v9Dab r Der poo Sarbe"?
susr ON SpsrssmaaIst muuffs ~inurere
fsier fig: Or bet irsmfsrts Spss suer
GIpOr"? 8 fiss GiIfGIos ssr man
iaa pilt bsoit / at luubs fig Iiot paa bet
os ls, ON man lite tan tass en- Fare
10 Of bet, bDao entsn BET faa bIiusr en-
6ormanins saer abpariel elsr bpob
sasrs. Os iss ffaI nu fss, bpab iss
msb bisie 5sntgbninser narmef fistsr
til.
8 pRirfslis SamIer" for 20oe Mai
lalsr ri en- ArtifeI meb Operifrift
v2pie Ganftr", i~freuet af 8. 5. Be
iom leg antas,r er paftor y.
s. peberien | 9pIer, Winn. ArtifIen
sr en- getrustnins ODsr SObonnss ben
9sber Os bans @ernins, men GOrfats
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30

Sub er aarIi9beO, Us bro, iOm
bIiUtr i R~GrIisbeo, bIiusr / Sub O9
Cub / BAN. 8eruoi fuIbtOmmss R1r:
Iigbeben bos os, Of ri bauos 5rimobis.
beo paa DOmmsns Dag, fOrbi. lise.
Tom ban ct, iua er osiaa ri benne
Dsrben.
5rpst er lite / R~0rlisbeoen men ben
fuIotOune RarIisbeo oriDer Jrpetsn
no; tbi 6rpst briuser pine, men bro,
fOm frpster, er life fuIotommet / RGr:
lisbeoen.@ l. 9Obs. A, 16-ls.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-30

bar ueI trGnst til 9IiffiIbeosus Cher,
ior at Der tunbs bunbialos fig nOsst Of
alt bet npe. uensartsoe. lom ultio ban.
ger uso, noor Der Ter SCREENING.
9erren Ter fttsrt poa pore 9iertsr.
ON Der nj er Hart, sennsmfi9tist 8anb
lige ino til Bunosn; ON gilisrns CT
blspne uessnnptti9e. tIare, uosn Suis.
Saa err bet MI 5iosn, at nj iom en-
StaibanosI itaar op ira 6igentrGst o9
rplter 8rsr9en al 29rmst, for at Dor
t9re 9erre Tan %ioriGtte os: bu ifal le
ltsrre Ting sno oisie - Era MI al
ifuas 8 is 9imIen aabnst, Os Subs
@nsIe fare op % fare nsb ouer Uisnns=
fenss Seu.
Dor airts CT 10 Sub pare Ut oelaa
Wenneitens Spns 9esems, Os meb
6imlsn nnben opsr os til al aanbeIia
8elf9nelie / bet bimm elite, Hal BET lte,
at Subs en9le faar trauIt mso at pgrs
Os til 9iGIp os al iaa rstt 9immcrisss
&lottsr.
Obi pasier bet, at Dor Rlrte bar bait
1T Opbolb / arubien, oa man bet O9iun
TONNE til OF paste iom ben Gang msb
YauIus, of III iaar ri Dor Wisfonstih.
Der trRu9ss iau uiit til Nision.
vi bar lite nsois at ie Tor mssst siter
uOseu pbre MisfOu, bUOr berIist bet
eusrs tuuoe pare; TIT ri 5ar ct uGIoi9t
MisionsfeIt or os: ben aasr,
~uautsrite Del at post 6oIt berOurs
itaar belt uoenfOr os.
6por ~uiounoerIist er bet life, Of 6ers
rem bar bait 9io'tiI at ueute puu os, os
at ban bar boIot port 6oIt beroute,
eueos bet ct ubenfOr, iau nar usb Os.
at ri, buao Tag bet ft0I pare, tan bIius
port Soils Misiou0r,
6ar ban iaa Ianse boIbt port 6oIt
iammsu herOure oe label BET par ct
5ott, ina Tan nj pei %foritaa, at : on
pentst tun paa os, paa at III ltol
bIiDe i9rois til at tase lat msb Dim.
len aaben opsr os.
Ia ital oonit euonseIiit Iutberit Sir.
telip lite bIiue at lille Stiaebenss giuebe,
men en- %RamppIaos, buor eiuet soar
frsm isirenbe % I'll Stir.
Oct moa og oil san Dor sumiunes:
itole li9eiaa. 9n Os aneeu tunos
moaffe iants, Of M, ba ben u~irtsIie ct
en- Stols, bpor Der tan lGrts nogst, ian
CT alt osrmso / 0rosn. Jlsj. ineen.
Iunoel
BEL bar ben fin plan o9 saar i'm
Gang, men iaaUiot Tom Dor StOIe bar
en- oUerorbtnIis TOR 9Risfonsop9ups
o%Usrfor port 6OIt, Os itaI iOripns port
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Tens Spbpe9eIie, iuu pit maa ben life
blot Rte i~iunbfes og bammss, men ben
mun baue Rirtsns 6lalp til pcsrIisers
Ssjr.
Den bar fin Ramp slsb en- tilipns.
laoenos 8sobso. men o9iaa Der tor ri
bnabe, at bet saar frsm ira Omuen.
belle os StIIbeo til ipruoIenos Gin.
9errsn bar bsuaaoet ban mso Yin. ina
maa Osina Der eiUet isire. % ben uiI
oO tnnne rsefe i'm fore, o9 msset q
isnIi9e Del af airtens WisfousOp9uUs.
faa inbfamIet R9rnen al ben oanite
unsoom bsrOurs. inn ben tan bIius tro
9usboloers ooer 6ritirtens 8nus = o9
bare bsnne pibsrs iii ben tommsube
SIast.
Obi en- 5ritirte uben en- lInseom Ell
en- WsnIussIssbsO.
Cub 9iUs os ea of piIIs 9iust,
ON i0O ale 9tIOsoss Wastsr. ba0es
benz, Der barsr Msitsts, Os benz, Der
bar puat0sst fig tn 9pists StitteIie,
nil binbrs ben fOrsnsos banlfs Rirtes
Qrbejos.
Wsn at uias 9iuet, sr at uiqe SUBS
6rslis Ueo Seius ariIius, fOm brnssr
frsm fejrenbs os til Ssir.
5uit frsm. OIbris tiIbuse.
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Gil Dor SamfunbsnoIe BLAIR Col
Iise os teologiffe Seminarium" bar ui
fra geter Gar en-, Wsao. Nebr.
mootagst $500. st font Breu mebs
fuIste. buOri grsDftriDersn fOrtaasr
ON, bDOr soot bet sr at bIiUs fri til at
gips siDe til 3srrens Sag.
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yOaniferen"

eli ueeutiie uYheos- % OpiYsnin9s.
blao for Oct oanffe 5olf
Qmerifa.
uhsiBet al
DANISH. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, 9lebr
gGonfereha nofommer opsr 9usoag.
4ris pr. aarsans | be 6orenebe 5tuter 81. 80;
til lblanoet $500.
&lobet beiales / 5orituO. Seiiains, Beta
ling, AOresisfOranOrins o8 at anoet
aneaaeube glabtt abresisres
DANISH. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
9lair, gtebr.
9eoattsr: 9aralb Senisu.
Entered at the Post office at Blair, Nebr.
as second-class matter.
Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
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2ipet er Sejr.

ct Orb ON Dor firfelige SifuatiOn.
0u gaar ri after til aarsmsbe l. Den
forenebe oanffe spangl. slutb. airte
4tmerifa.~
vi gaar meb Sub.
Oilers par ui insen Rirfs. gnbper,
Tom til Narsmsbet msbbrinssr Sarints-
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8 alt ..$12.10
buorfor msb bierteIis Eat tUitterss.
Neb bet tiolistrs inbfomne (Sl4.)
ialt s26.1o.
Oct sr sneHa Fun c; 6ssgH6snbs Op,
Isb, men Der bar bDer use ueret Stis=
ming ! bet. 5 be unber Aarsmsbst
Blair uefommenbe Rumrs at DANTE.
rem baaber ri at tunne brirse en- lang
pastig siiie. Gbi 9errsn fpnes NOT ON,
at bans genner ssr osrss 6orismmeIle
COB issH. gi tan sn6oa oers glade, OF
pi lite bIiDer ipnnsne til msb beIe 9isr,
tet at ftGnfe bet ~firoObbsIte uf, bDaO ri
ere fpIoise.
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I'll SubiumIinsen % / taser bet
iDplsbst~ bar ri enOuibsrs mob.
taset:
Sra Gbr. Gbrifianisn, 6art,
lam, isis .s1.o0
Deb Gems Smitb, Cumberland
Wias, Wniue. $40
geo Better Smltb, SOutb Q9ino,
BAN, URains: @sst BiOros
400; Sannid Gmttb LOO;
6aus %. Smitb $1....... 400
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1900-11-30
Die @rieasfteuerpirb

Die &rte9sfteuer tuirb Tim
80 M iilio II en- reouSirt iuerbeu. Sas
lit bei6lolieue Sn6e. gSel6e 8reiIe
aber Die Steuer @rleidteruus erlnn.
gen tueroen, barber berridt nod I'm.
9etpiBbeit. 9ie porberri6enoe Nbii9t
eebt babin, bic Stempeliteuern fir
gbeds, seri6tlide 9ofumente uuo 8a=
tent IebiSinen abSuiduffen. sic sel-
ten als eine Sei9iperlidfeit, ipdbrenb
man Die @rtra. 8ieriteuer, tpel6e leibter
einsutreiben lit, STANDARDIZATION aeneiet
ideiut. Sas 1T eine 9roBe lluseredtig.
felt, ba Bier obnebin idon idtuer nit
Steuern belaitet lift. Su glubetra6t
beiien, baB bic Stempeliteuerr, 10 unbes
quem iie AUDI iein m6sen, feline finans
Sielle 8iirbe iiub, uub Sunteiit auf ben
itdrferen S6ultern rubt, ift es Der @rs
fpdeuus ipertb, Oh es iib niGt ratb=
iamer eriueien ipiiroe, porlduii9 iiber.
baupt feline &ebuftion eintreten Su laIien,
iunoeru nod Snei Sabre Die Steuers
@intiinfte, tuie iie jest seiuonuen fperben
fir Die 9edlln9 BON gr6Beren slusgaben.
ipie ben 8au bes intero5eanii6en 8as
nals, Su reierpireu, unb bann alle
&rie9siteuern Obne Gusuobme ab5u'
s6affen.