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Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07
TINE MILLING OF GAME.
Not Until September Ist Can Game Birds
be Hunted.

1t has become known that the
state game warden has appointed. In
every county Of the state. a large
number of voluntary deputies. who
are to serve without compensation
AZ detectives says the Great Falls
Tribune. Their identity will not be
disclosed uhtil il becomes necessary
for them to make arrests, and the re-
suit will be that persons who think
they are safe in violating the game
laws, knowing that n paid deputy
IL not in the vicinity, may be in the
presence Of volunteer, authorized
and obligated to make arrests.
Until the ist Of next month, the
only birds that may bekilled are sage
hens and turtle doves. The season
for grouse. prairie chickens, ducks,
geese. swans and brant will not be
open until the lst OF September, and
not more than 20 Of either may bp
killed by any one person In one day.
The season for deer, male elks and
Rocky Mountain goats will also open
September |, Dut only six of either
may be killed in one season by one
person.
The law prohibits the sale of game
or fish.
Game that may not bekilled at any
time includes: Moose, bison, buffalo
caribou, quail, antelope, female elk
beaver. stork and all small birds.
Many persons are under the impress
sion that the chicken season will oper
August 18th, but it will not. and
those who are caught violating tn,
law will be prosecuted most vigor
ously. The game laws Of the STATE
are no longer dead letters. aud the,
are supplemented by the federal La
ccy law in such way that the pos
session oi II dead prairie chicken II
Montana prior To September | vii
he conclusive proof of n violation o
the law.
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07
MINING IN THE NORTH MOccAslN.

To those who have not visited the
various mining camps in Fergus coun-
~ in recent years the work being done
in the way of developing the ore bodies
and the construction Of new plants
would prove a veritable revelation.
The sides and foothills of the mountains
where few years ago only a slight
evidence of the prospector's pick and
shovel was TO be seen one now finds
working shafts and tunnels, which tap
valuable bodies of ore. Doubtless many
seekers after the precious metals have
lost heart befor reaching a sufficient
depth or distance. while others, after
numerous tests. have found the rock to
contain gold, but nj such Il low average
of valne as To prove dicouraEing when
the work ahead was taken into consid-
Grafton.
The discovery of the cyanide process
of treatment in recent years, however,
has proven the prospector's greatest
friend. Hope builder and faith restorer.
/ Low values have no trrrors for him
now If there are any prospects OF guam
I tity and the demand for such ores, ow-
ing Ia the larger and cheaper methods
of treatment, are opening up our
mountain, as they never have been be-
| fore.
This is not only true of the Judith
range but of the North Moceasin as
well. Many of those who had faith in
this range as a gold producer looked to
see the earliest and greatest develop
ment on the north side. where there
are a number of promising claims. But
the south side, where few years ago
was heard nothing but the woodman's
axe and the rustling Of the leaves. has
taken the lead and instead or solitude
one finds hive Of Industry and actiy-
/ ity, upon the strength Of which the
smart little town uf kcndalfis spring
ing mp as IL by magic.
/ Great rs Is the Kendall mine, and To
one even with a sperlcial knowledge of
mining it seems almost limitlcss in it,
ore body and value, there are
others almost equally as good. The
king-liarnes property is showing up
wonderfully for the work performed
and with machinery in motion, which
is now en route 10 the plant, another
great producer will be credited to the
North Moccasin.
other properties are beyond the pros
pect stage and only require capital to
make them great wealth producers.
We would not be surprised il the
North Moccasin surpassed the Judith
range AS a gold district in few years.
The new owners of the Kendall mine
have unlimited faith in their property,
as is evidenced by the amount of money
they will spend this year in the new
plant and water power. When com
pleted and in operation the monthly
output of gold would make Monte Cristo
envious.
Surely the outlook for the mining in
dustry of Fergus county was never
more encouraging, and the develop
ments in the North Moccasin have done
much to strengthen the faith of every
one in the value and permanency ofthe
ore bodies.
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07


Senator Paris Glbson has another ar
ticle IN last sunday Great rails Irib-
une on his pet hobby the reclamation
OF the arld lands oi Montana Tor agrl-
cuituralists. lie hnds lault with the
land laws because Oh their loosenesS and
In order 10 remedy the dlihcnlty he
would nave one of them' the desertae
repealed altogether instead ot amended.
III certain companies have acquired
So'ooo acres oi eholee lrrigapie lahdN
IN one BODY. then the law should bc
amended To AVOID thls' Just as our
state land commissioners have doneWlth
reference to large tracts. We have no
doubt that II the facts were known II
would be elmpossible Tor the government
to reclaim these lands by any system
ana II II could now long VIII the state
have to wait to see 1t done? Would II
be wise to repeal the desert land ac'
now and then wait indefinitely pos
sioly hity years 1or the government u
reclaim thein' beiore 'akeh UP thes'
iahoS 10 not orihg uoiiar ihto t''
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PHILOSOPHY.

The following is said to be a few of
the absurdities quoted from Mrs. Mary
Baker Eddy:
'1-There is no mortal body, and
mind can never be in man.
"2-No fatigue; you would not say
wheel is fatigued, and yet the body is
just as material as the wheel.
"3-Diet is of no importance. We
are told that the food our fathers ate
assisted to make them healthy, but that
is mistake.
"i-liathing and rubbing to alter the
secretions receive useful rebul<e from
Christian Science"
II the body is not mortal, what is il?
1t is certainly not immortal. Mortal
means something subject to death, es-
pecially human being. II will be
hard for an intelligent person To accept
the statement that mind can never be
in man. The mind is that which thinks,
feels andwillS, the intellect. How can n
man or woman lose their mind through
great sorrow or bodily aiiliction If il is
not within them. Ills of the flesh and
old age affect the mind. weaken it and
destroy the memory.
NO fatigue" Does experien ce teach
that? 1t would be boon 10 mankind
If fatigue could be dispelled by faith or
the imagination. A wheel has no
feeling. no mind; but even "A wheel
wears out sometimes and is occa sionally
repaired. II is innnimate and of hard
material. There is M comparison be-
tween the wheel and the delicate and
sensitive organs Of the human body.
The wheel is nervele>>.
Diet is Of no importance " Now
this is a great discovery. ltgoes far to
snstain Josh Billings. who said that "a
man could eat Goldfish for breakfast and
live ON water the rest of the dny." Her,
is premium offered on wind pudding
Possibly one could live without eating
il hc imbibed enough Of the Christian
Science faith aud paid the price Tn,
tramp ought to be a strong believer, a
he often linds il inconvenient to eat
As matter of fact, proper diet has
great deal to do with health. Man
lives have been shortened by high an,
indiscreet living.
Possibly bathing and rubbing will
avail nothing in restoring health whcr
: there is no such thing as sickness, bu
4 it would be unjust to accuse this ney
sect of favoring uncleanliness.
, IL may be someone has distorted tin
meaning of Mrs. Eddys utterances in
measure. For the sake of common
sense and common decency we will sir
: ccrely hope that such isthe case. Notl
ing can be gained by taking IN mfai
I advantage.
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07

The Engle group ui mines. located
in Ruby gnlch on the south slope of
the judith range, were bonded ON
August 2nd 10y Ornhaum Il Barnes to
e.. W. Tower of Butte. The amount
iur which the properties are bonded
Is SJ0,OO0, The time Limitation being
five months, and a deed in escrow IL
To- be filed within twenty days from
the date of the bond. The properties
embraced within the terms OF the
bond consist of four claims, all stu
ated in Ruby gulch, about eight miles
north Of Lewistown. Considerable
development has already been ac-
complished on the Golden Eagle and
the Eagle Extension claims. and some
high-grade ore has been taken from
them. The ores are smelling ores
carrying values In gold, silver, lead
and copper, but the values in gold
nre by far the greatest. The bonding
parties agree to maintain force of
men at work on the ground, and II Is
likely that shipments of ore will be
made regularly during the continu-
ance of the bond.
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07

The Bryan Democrats" of Ohio held
their state convention at Columbus on
the 3lst ult. The total attendance did
not exceed thirty. Some of the dele
gates were SO disgusted that they at
tended the races instead of the conven-
tion. A state ticket was named with
DIR. Rudolph Reemlin of Cincinnati at
the head. Reemlin is president of the
Bi-metallic League of Hamilton county
and warm personal friend of Mr..
Bryan. The slim attendance and lacl,
of interest is significant. II shows the
decadence of Organism and the issues
with which his name has been associ-
ated. This ticket will not cut much
figure in the campaign.
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07

the statement that bovine tubercu-
losis Is not transmitted to human be-
ings Is by experiments upon several
human beings, and this has not been
done. All the natural evidence OBJ
talnable goes TO show thatit Is trans
mitted. Unless such experiment hns
been made | consider that DR.. Koch
would not be justified In the views
accredited to him. do not presume
to criticise the findings of DR.. Koch,
but do not believe, upon the re-
ported statements In newspapers,
that he made the statements"
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07
Democrats who voted for Bryan il

Democrats who voted for Bryan in
1896 and 1900 on free silver or an i'm
perialistic paramountcy will vote for a
man in 1904 on any old platform SO long
as the ticket has Democratic" at its
head. And the Democrats Of Montana
are like all the rest: just give them a
Democratic ticket. and the men who
shouted for the God given ratio" and
who in 1896 declared that any Mon
tanian who did not support the cause
of free silver was traitor to his state,
will walk up To the polls in 1904 and
vote for his party's nominee for the
presidency, even should his party in
national convention right about face
and declare for gold standard. And
that is the kind of patriots many of the
Republicans of Montana have been
assisting into Office for the last six
years. Will they come to their senses
before the next election"
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07

The woolgrowers of eastern Montana
met in Billings last weelland organized
what win be known as the Central Mon
tana Woolgrowers' association. and we
believe that similar action has been
taken in the southwestern part of the
state. The different associations will
work in harmony on all matters affect
ing the industry and there is every rea-
son to believe good results will follow,
as there will be many important ques-
tions to be considered in the near fu-
ture
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07

Having found that the educational
test would not disfranchiSe the bacl,
man, the Democrats Of Maryland pro.
pose to try some other method of de-
priving him of the ballot box. This /,
the party which is 50 deeply concerned
about the rights of the brown man oi
the Philippine islands. If the ncgrC
would consent TO voting the Democratic
ticket nothing further would bc heard
about DISTINGUISHING him.
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07

Through the months of June and
July our baby was teething and took
n running off of the bowels and a
sickness OF the stomach" says o. p.
NJ. Holiday OF Deming, Ind. "His
bowels would move from five to eight
times day. had n bottle ofCham-
berlain's Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy In the house and gave him
four drops in teaspoonful OF water
and he got better at once" Sold by
c. ii. Williams.
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07

The Rev. Mr. Leach of Chicago thinks
heaven viii largely be inhabited by
women, owing to the fact that men are
so prone to wiclleduess The Rev.
Leach should have kept this secret to
himself Just as though women would
care TO go TO heaven IL men are not al
lowed to enter its portals.
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07

Recent rains in the great corn pro
ducing states have done much To relieve
the situation and it is now freely
prophesied that there will be half 4
crop il not more. The outlook has had
a tendency TO check the heavy ship
ments of cattle to the Chicago market.
which bid fair to injure the prices for
Montana range cattle.
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07
Wait TIL He Sees You.

A Zulu chief, when you enter bis how
el, remains silent for some moments
and seems quite unconscious of your
presence. At length he says In tone
of grave dignity. "Ge saku bona u
see yom, to which you reply in the
same way. The longer he takes TO ''see
you" the greater man you are supposed
TO be. and until you are thus seen
you must keep silent and appear ms
much as possible not TO be there at all.
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07

DIR. Koch, the bacteriologist, seems
to have few supporters in his conclu-
sion that the tuberculosis bacillus of
cattle cannot be transmitted To man,
The doctor admits that he never made
a test case, probably because he has
never found n willing subject.
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07
In the Museum.

"The legless man Is always putting
his foot in It," observed the living skel-
eton to the snake charmer.
what has he done nowi"
"I.ast night we were having friend
" little game. and he asked the armless
wonder to take hand" ."-Baltimore
American.
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07
Fergus County Hrgus.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
JOHN N. VROOMAN, Editor aud Proprietor
HALSEY R, WATSON, Business Manager.

The Democratic kickers of Ohio style
themselves the "Progressive Demo
Gratis" A Democrat who believes in
progress should be Gagged and taken to
Buffalo for public exhibition.
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07
New Tricks.

wlmbleton-Hello. old man! Have
you taught your dog any new tricks
lately?
Quimbleton-Yes; I've been teaching
him to eat out of my hand. He ate a
big piece out of 1t yesterday.-Iiarvard
f.ampoon.
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07

Iowa Democrats will be the next TO
have a scrap over the Kansas City plat.
form aud the peerless leader" II
looks now as though both would be
turned down
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07
Eoyy Are Your Kidneys 2

DR. Hobbs sparngus Pits cure nl tidney is sam.
pie free. Add sterlingH W Co, Chicago " ". Y,
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07

Large stock for job printing Just received.
Fergus County argus., 1901-08-07

Some Suggestions About the Plumb
ing and the Care That should he
Exercised In the Avoidance Both of
Expense and DIscnse
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-19
Ser s&ucitc Scrt.titt.

19CO-Scpt. 10. Dos anlabmel6reis
ben bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ipirb beroffcntlidt.
19OO-Noo. g. Sci hcr 9rdiibentens
tpabl crbielt 2RcstiuleD 28 Staaterl,
mas 292 electoral. .Gtimmen sleidz
fpmlnt, Ddhrcnb ieil, Dem. @egner
So s. grbou II Staaten NIT 155
gleftorols Stinmen crbielt,
19O1-Mdrs T. Ic&inlcb gum speiten
Wale als SrdIiDellt Der Ser. Staaz
ten indrqurirt.
19O1-Npril 90 Ser Grdiibcnt tritt Die
8eIud,stour nad Dem gSeltcn an.
19O1-Sept 5. silf,,uft bes 8rdiibenz
ten in Buffalo. 2cetc Jtebe.
t901-Sept g. g5olsos5'S slitertdt.
19O1-Sept a. Ser Sralibent erliest
1einen @lmben.
0obl fann man Iasen, bab prdii=
bent Mc8inlep ieinen opeiten Sermia
eben crit angetreten bate, als ibn bic
meu9leriI6e augel oes QnarAtlten
gaosos5 in Buffalo traf.
uns;peiTel6aTt mar es Die ebrlihe
Mbiiht bes qrdiioenten, NIT Diefem
apcitsn Nmtstsrmin feline Dffentli9e
2aufbabn absui9tieben. Nibts lag
linn ferner als einen britten Sermin,
(mit benz Iih bereits i'm 6riibling bie=
les eSa1res einiee 5einer pdrteigdnser
gu beI1Gftiaen bemiiBigt fdnben) an-
sunehnen pber AUDI nur an3ultreben
sSn flaren, iiberaeugungstreuen Wors
ten leete er oies in einem, Dpm TO-
sunni 1901 batirten 9ofumente bar.
9ein Gbrgei5 gins ausi9lieblid
babin Ieinen Eermin, Dielmebr letne
Mmtsaeit als prdItDent Der Ser
5taaten, ausaurunoen, nit dnberen
Worten, bic pplitif, bic er eingefiibrt
uno bur9sefiibrt, au9 gum suten unf
pnGenbeten WbIGlnb sll bringen. Gr
oecoate, dlsbann iih in bas Eripattez
ben surii6altaishen uno als einfc9er,
f6lihter gripotrndnn Die Segnungei1.
bic er felb1t Dem 2anbe unb Der Nation
| als Brd1ibent heInsert, 5u geuieben.
Gs ipIlte Dies ebeN t1iAt 1ein!
Son benz Seitpuntte an, ba er 5un
| speiten Male ben @.a..seib leiItets, Biz
| au benz Sage, ba i'm bic augel Deg
Meudslm5rbers in Buffalo traf lebts
er bisTer oben erindbnten pplitit llnh
nod am Sage 3uppr leste CT in be-
rebten, az Seroen gebenben MOrten
| bieIelbe fer anF ber Nusitelluns Derz
idmmeltcn Wense bar. Gr fprad DDli
Der 3ufunft, enpfohl GssiprDcitdt, eins
| MdBiaung Der 3oloefeke Fofoie Bic
| Dnrnfiibrilng bes Hauea resSltbmuss
Ganals. Seine Hebe iparb als Griss
bensbDtfhaft aufsefabt, unb ID, nla
Gin Befiirtporter bes 5riebens, 10 fes
aensreihen 3ufamnentuirfens dlIer
RatiDnen, 1T er bon nns sesunSen
anf immer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-19

1897 aasrs 4. U2eAinlep aIs Erdiis
Sent Ser Ser. GtGateil irnil9itrtrf.
1897 aldr8 6. grIdbt eine Rtoclanifs
tion fit eiue Ggtrns Sitilng pep
go,grciies am 15. Wldrd. I.
fSg7 g)Sai III guf Grindye,t ocs Sras
iiDenfen befpiIIigt Der Gomgreb tiir
BE Qinberuna Der Notb IN Cuba PIG
Gnmntc bon $4,000.
1897 suit "a. Die rDingleD Sarits
gill erbdlt oes Brdiioertetl Belfafls
tse7Ses. ss IL. Sob ser gatter DOm
grdiibeilten Wlc&inlcn 81 Gailto,.
1S9S-GoipobI GongreB als 5eitaf ltints
men fir Die gorldgc, benz RTaltocslS
ten bic Gumnie pot. 80 WtllIoneis
Collars 5lr gertbeihigilna oes 1d't<
bes CUR @erfiigling 81 itelleil ~.
1898 Nedr5 %. Ser Brdlioent 1fellfe
burh ben @eInnbten gSoooforD ~
Wsabrib an Die Ipnnild)e Negterltiig
Elm l1ltin1atitnl 6e5iiglid) Der ntBlts
den 3nftdribe aiif Gnl,a,
1898 -Wdr8 %. Ser gerte1tiid)e peIleVI
besiiqlidl Der 3erlforili.g peI
vWsainc" 5n 5aDana am 15: Sebr.
tpiro ppm Yrdiipcnten Dem epngreB
iibergeben.
1s9s~Npril 81. Sic 5paniId1e gfsaie@
rl1na e1,tldbt Den anterifanild1en Ges
Tnt1Sten gDopbforb, tppnlit Der 3rieg
begirtnt. ..
einen 9lrfruf fir 125,0oo 6rctsptis
ts9sWsprn %. Gpaniet, crfldrt be,t
Ser. Gtaatcn ben &rieg.
tonO a0s...I OK Y{rGtfNct1f P11t<
pfiehlt in elmer 8otIdlaft an ben
gpnaref, Die gafliritng ciiler Help~
luton, baB &rieg nit GpGnicn be-
{tehe. gln bem1elben Sag ipnrDe Die
bctr HcIolution abaeae6cil.
1S9S-Weai 25. Ser BrdiiDent erldbt
einen slnfrif fir peitere 10000
Sreitrilliae.
1s9sosy1ni 80. 0ie Gale llilibcrIitdt
5eihnet ben Grdiibenten nit Dem
G,rnoc 22. 8 ans.
1S9S-ssuli Z. 9ie gfeIolntton beg Gons
oreIIes be8iiglidl Der MnneftirnHg
bon Sandii crbdlt Die Beltdtignng
bes 8rdiibcntcr.
1893 -Nueuit 9. Spoi1icn 1ttntnt p1e
Sriebensbebingunsen beg Brdllocti~
ten an.
1898 GueuIt 12. 9as Sriebensprptor
fou rirb unter5etdnct.
ts9S-Gftpber II. Scr grdlibcnt er<
bdIt Den Grab 22 9. bon Der llnis
beriitGt Chicago.
1S9S-0es. 10. Ser Srichcnsbcrtrng
stpiidcn Spauien lulo DEN Ser.
Staoten miro 5ugari5 ll1tcr5cid)1et.
19OO-Wedra Ia. Scr Yrdbent nnters
scihnct ben Sob Stanbarb Ict~.
19OO-Suni 21 9ie repbl. yeationalz
perIammlung 81 Bhilabelphia err
ipdblt tpieber Brdiioent Wc&tnleD
gum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
| 19OO-ouni 2t 9te Mmne1tie<R <Rrofla~
nation beg Grditoenten be5iiglib
Der SsiIipinos miro 5u Weantla ner@
ber0ffentlid)t.
| 1900 -ssuli 10. Sic Ser. Staatcn~9fes
gicrune per0ffentIidbt ben Stano&
punft, ben Die Hegierling China ge%
| eeniiber einnimn1t.
Die Mntiz&onpentipn~ aumpagne bes
sSobres 1896 fiibrte eine Mn5abl &anz
bioaten Der republifanif9en partei
in's Selb; mebrere Staafen prdfenz
tirten als folde ibre 2teblingsfDhne,
Shto blieb nit Wm. Mc8inlep Sic
| germ.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-09-19

1878 Wait 1884 gfimnen Rnioritdt
aIs gongrebnlttglieb tpiebereriu0blt
1880 Deit 3571 Gtimnien als Gpngres5s
nlitaIicb ipieberertpdblt
1852 Sbaleid6 bic Hepliblifdner bel Der
gongrcbtpdbl i'm gn13en 2anbe yer@
lutte erleiben, ipirb Mc&inlep init
elmer Wtaioritdt bon Stimnle1l
tpieberertDdblt
1884 Gin hnuptfdcblicber @egner Der
borgei6lagenen WorrilonzGarifbiH
1SS4-glls 9elegate te@at@ldrge IN Der
republ. misunderstanding 5it
Chicago ltnterltiibt er cifrig Den
grdfibentihaftsz zganbioaten Sdntes
q. Blaine
1884 Ieit einer Wojoritdt bon 1000 IN
Dem Gpnareb lpiebererlpdblt.
1886 Wtit elmer Mdipritdt bon 2550 III
ben gonercb tpiebcrcripdht.
1885 -Nnfiibrer Der eSppoits
tipn I'M Gongreb gegen Die oWetlls
Sarifbia".
1888 9elegate~atelaree BET Der Natio<
naleGerfamm[ung in gbicaao, bei
ipeIher Scnidnlin S,arrtIpn 5llnt
Hrd5ibe1ltIdafts&G &Ganbabaten MONTH
nirt purbe.
1S88-3um liebenten Otale nit einer
Wtdioritdt bon 400 Stinlmetl IN
Den gongreB aelpa6lt.
t899-9ei Der Organization oes 81.
GongreIles lit er Ganotoat tlir Das
Spreceramt, iplrbe aber betnl prtt>
ten @allot bon S6oinos g. Heeo ge1
Ic)lagen
1890 9tah Dem Sohe bon gBilbeIm 9.
&elIep ipiro Mc&inleb Goriiber Deg
Gorl1ites fir Wtittcl uno gScae ltnD
Ssiibrer Ieincr 8artei. ST ltlterbrct<
tet cine @ia beaiiglid} einfacbercr
@eIebe fir ginsiebuna berStenern;
ehenIp ltnterbrcitet er etne atl9e@
mcine Surifz8iG Sic &orla9e
tpurbe am g. Sftpber 5un 8elet
1S9O-Get Ser ollgemeinen Nleoerla9e
Der 9tcpublifnner ipuroe WtcStnleh
bei Der @o6l fir Sen gpngreb NIT
! 800 Stinln1en gel6lagcn.
eSm Sabre 1876 fiinbigte Mcainlep
ith als &onoibot fiir ben &ongreb
an. Orei Hibalen tparen in feinem
(@tarf) Gountp fir bieielbe Gbrenz
| itellun9 i'm sSelb, bp9 errang er beretts
bei Der eriten QbItimmune ben 9iea
iiber lie. @ier5ebn Sabre lang pertrat
er feitbem ben Oiitritt, benz Starf
Gountp 5usebDrte - nidbt senau benz
| ielben Oiitrtft, benn bic Derofroten,
! bic ben berborroaenben Nnt6eil ieiner
| MirfIomfeit i'm &ongreb burdaus
riht nit gin Itigen Nugen anIaben.
perbrGnsten ibn bur9 Wablgeometrie
! r9srrpmanber) brei Mal, bas lebts
Mal berartig erfolsrei9, bab tpentgs
items etne 3eitlang er Der poltttfaeu
| Sdaubiibne fern gebalten tpurbe.
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ben 9ongreb gum eriten Male ais Mitz
elieo betrat unb erreete iofort allse.
netnes Mufieber. glls er bic &Drper:
idaft pieraebn Sabre ipdter perlieb
mar er, ais Goriiber oes Gomttes fiji,
| Mtttel unb Weae, Der anerfannte Sii6;
rer ber republifani5 56en Partei. Oi'
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uenannten Gomites i'm &ongreb ptrf:
| FAM pai1,rte, ipurbe anfdneli6 BON
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! ihatiGdlih BON bieiem Bel Der nd6iter
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berporgtng, berporfen. 8ier Sabr
ipGter (1892) faben inbe1en bic 8db
ler ibren Srrtbum elm, unb Mc3inlei
tparb genau auf bieielbe gampoere
| fraae, bic, tpie man dnnobm, fein poli
tifehes Gnbe berbeieefiibrt, bin, gun
| PrGitbenten eripdblt.