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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-21
1ha New Paaanism.

The spiritual element of faith APP
pears to be dying out. especially among
the higher classes OF society. And II !.
passes away. what will emerge will not
be the Greek Pagan aspiration after
bodily perfection and health, with in
tellectual clearness Of perception and OF
beauty in art. It will be worldliness
Of coarse animal pleasures and vulgar
greed of grain.-London Daily News.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-21
TOPICS OF The
TIMES 10 = a

|
! With a government corn crop esti-
mate of 2,213,000,000 bushels Decem-
ber's more pleasant than Mayor June
either.
The Tippecanoe banner never goes
Ito one of the steady going republican
counties, but to one of the irregula.
i and sporadic counties. To get 1t Il
county needs to do its worst one year
and it's best the following year. Har-
din county got 1t this year, as it polled
Ian enormous vote for the state ticket.
altho 1t defeated some of its local can
didates because of local factionism.-
Audubon Republican.
| A little research, however, will con-
vince the Republican Mat Hardin coun-
I y republicanism is scarcely to be de-
scribed as irregular" or Sporadic -
Republicanism is an epidemic in Har-
din county.
| Users Of petroleum products are hop
ling that Mr.. Rockefeller will offer no
I more pIlIeS LOT cures anu
found no more universities The kerr
osene lamp under his manipulation
makes Als.ddin's look like a canle-
stick.
! 1T is safe to say, al least. that Mai.
Rathbone. who will lie remembered in
connection with frauds on the Cuban
postal revenues, ought to have small in
fuence In the opposition to the confirm
alton OF Gen. Wood.--,Sioux City Jour
nal.
The Journal might justly have in
cluded the New York Sun and Tam
many's mavor-elect in it's list of non
influential opponents to General Wood.
Henry Watterson III, coming to Dav-
export and the Davenporters are get
ting ready 10 give him an ovation. The
only thing about WMtterson likely to
gag a Davenporter is the first two
syllables Of his last name.
- y
1t surprises the Catholic Citizen to
see names like Shevliil and Hogan fig
uring in the lineup OF the Princeton
football team. Princeton University Is
more or less of a Presbyterian semin-
airy. However the Citizen finds COM
fort In the thought that these great
institutions of learning must have ath-
letes and they know what race abounds
lin such.
Gen. Sick1es, the venerable democrat,
who left a leg in fighting for the Union
at Gettysburg, says. I'VE must give up
minds to be absolute masters Of the
territory thru which it is to be con-
structed."
Nobody is suggesting Carrie Nation
as a possible candidate for vice presi-
dent because she called at the white
house.
The Register and Leader objects that
ut would remove much Of his pictur-
esque vigor IL Fighting Bob Evans
were compelled, by tactical regulation,
to amend his language 1t would al
SO detract largely from the pictur-
esqueness Of the language.
He once was making money
Much more than he could use.
Detectives caught him at 1t,
And now he's making shoes.
New Orleans mes-Democrat.
sss
The tramp conference in Philadelphia
is not a key party as It's title would
indicate but meeting OF charity
workers from various sections OF the
country who met here, to discuss ways
and means OF dealing with tramps and
mendicants.
1owa's audible self congratulation on
Its splendid bank deposits appears to
have been overheard by the cracksmen.
Minor bank robberies are becoming a
nightly occurrence in the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-21
For Sunday Reading. :
All Sorts Of Opinions.
a1 To eD74~s.
apolis journal.

Rev. p. S. Henson. of Brooklyn. has
been called to fremont temple, Boston.
to take the pulpit made vacant by the
resignation of the Rev. DIR. Lorimer last
year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-21

1885 to Billings. Mont.
s21.s5 to Livingston or Hinsdale.
Mont.
$685. to Helena or Butte. Mont.
$26.35 to Spokane. Wash.
;2s.s5 to Portland. Ore. Seattle ana
Tacoma, Wash.
b. C.
Tickets on sale daily up to Novsm-
unequalled equipment. Full informa-
ton on application to ]. A. Ellis tick
ct agent, Marshailtown. Il.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-21
One Fare Plus $2, Round Trip 70 CHI

Via the Chicago Great Western rail.
way. Tickets on sale Nov. 2sth to Dec.
list, inclusive, good to return until Dec.
9TH, on account Of the international
Livestock Exposition. For further par.
ticulars apply to ]. A. Ellis. ticket
agent, Marshalltown, la.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-21

ment" to arrive. Wont the postoffice
scandals" 1T asks, "and the labor union
fight on Roosevelt, and the tariff. ana
the Panama mixup, be cause enough to
make people stop and think, and won't
that furnish issues enough? There are
issues enough-al we need is the
psychological moment, and 1t will
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-21
THE OLD POWER.
mason city Times-Herald.l

TMason City Times-hefald-l
w. S. Moore, who has been working
on different farms turnout Cerro Gordo
county has power to operate a ditch
ing machine which Is quite novelty.
In DAVIS gone by it was no uncommon
sight to see cattle being used In the
country to break the soil and for many
wears the OK team was used FOR an
heavy work. Moore has dttching ma
chine which he uses in making ditch
for thing. He has just completed a
piece of work on the Wheeler farm
north of the city. The ditch which ne
nut down was three feet wide and three
feet deep and was made In one pun
by this herd of cattle. One hundred
and forty-eight oxen hitched to cable
which is connected with the machine
have no difficulty in getting the polnt
of the ditcher started in the GROUND
while the earth is being turned UP ana
ont of the ditch. The pull of 24o roas
was made in short time and the dltch
left to be used for thing was as Clean
as though 1t had been put down by
hand. The great herd OF cattle am
their power Is attracting considerable
attention turnout the country. AS soon
as the county work is all done MI.
Moore will move on with his herd and
ditching machine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-21
LOOKING ON GAY SCENES.

TDeS MOineS Capital
Colonel David B. Henderson has been
visiting congress and incidentally the
city of Washington.
Colonel Henderson was In congress
twenty years and it must have been
With some sadness that he looked upon
the scenes of glory and bouquets, real
zine that he was no longer part OF Ii.
Men give up Washington life as regret
eully as some people yield up life 1t
self.
A great many years ago when Colonel
Hepburn was first elected to the house
he related this experiences: Colones
Hepburn succeeded Colonel w. F. Sapp-
.olonel Sapp was delighted with con-
-ressional life and was much dlsap-
,oInted when he was defeated. Coionei
Hepburn relates that when the drawing
for seats took place he (Hepnurn) drew
what he thought was the worst seat IN
tho house that he was much dissatfs-
fed and was disposed to complain I'M
til he looked back to the rear OF the
house and saw his predecessor looking
over the back railing down upon the
assembled members, wearing upon his
face a picture of sad and serious dis
appointment. N,oIoHSA AASF1~AHA - :
that Colonel Sapp looked as tho any Old
seat in the house would be satisfactory
to him. and says that from that mo-
.ment he became reconciled to the Cd
scure seat he had drawn.
1t is a little singular how men are
welded to the glories Of this world, and
how much they enjoy wearing frock
coats and red carnations.
Colonel Henderson enjoyed the glor-
les OF congressional life. postoffices and
garden seeds for longer period than
any other man from Iowa excepting
Senator Allison. Henderson. when he
became speaker, held a place secona
only in Importance to the presidency.
He could have held no higher office be-
cause he was not born in the United
States.
Now he is out Of Office. and it is an
nounced that he is to practice law in
New York City.
The gay scenes of the capitol will
know him no more. The door Is closed
to the setting sun.
When the ex-speaker visits Washing
ton the crowds will not follow him.
He can sit unmolested in the Hobbies of
the hotels. When he Is upstairs he can
leave his door open. He is in the en-
toyment of that peace which passeth
understanding.
But what a change for Henderson.
Formerly he was gay boy; the pride
Of his district. When he made his cam
paign the rural communities flocked
around him. When he entered coun-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-21
Cured Of piles Asssr Forty Years.


Mr.. c. Haney. Of Geneva, Ohio. had
he piles for forty years. Doctors and
dollars could do him no lastiAe good.
DeWitts Witch Hazel salve cured him
permanently. Invaluable for cuts,
burns, bruises, .prains. decorations. ec-
zema, letter, salt rheum and all Other
skin diseases. Look for the name De-
Witt on the package-all others are
cheap, worthless counterfeits. Sold BY
all druggists
Rheumatism Cured in . Day.
mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgis radically cures in from one
70 three days. It's action upon the
system IL remarkable and mysterious.
It removes at once the cause and the
disease Immediately Disappear The
first dose greatly benefits. Is cents and
81. Sold by Peter Mayer, druggist 10
West Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-21

The Dubuque Telegraph asserts
that never in our history and in no 9TH
err state has there been wiser adminis-
tration of state Institutions than dur
ing the board of control regime in Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-21
IOWA OPINIONS ANp xorfx

In the opinion Of TN. Odebolt Chroni-
Gle The Chicago newspapers, without
exception, have poor editorial pages,
Their news features IRE equal to those
of the New York press but the editorial
utterances come FROM the business Of
flee. We can't name tln Iowa daily that
hasn't more tone AMI strength of ut
terance."
Writing Of A. w. Lee. who has re-
signed the Ottumwa postmastership to
devote his entire time to his newspaper
interests the Carroll Herald says:
"a man who will quit in the. face of
$4,000 salary can no longer lay claim
to being q, standpatser."
Instead of being a white mans
country" declares the Davenport Re-
publican, this is any mans country
who obeys the spirit Of our institutions
and becomes manly man."
'tAs for the canal, 1t will be built at
Panama" declares the Nevada Repre-
sentative, "and to this end the proper
territorial adjustment, and the only
one tIdl Will uOt CduSC 0hCLniIS Colu-
plications, Is the annexation Of Panama
with its own consent as a colony of the
United States. II such annexation
shall not be secured now, it will have to
be purchased or grabbed later. AS in
the case of the Philippines, there is no
logical place to stor short of absorb
ton"
The Britt Tribune finds an reading
the returns from Hardin county it is
clearly shown that the east end goi
after the west end flnd the south END
was after the north end and the repub-
lioans were greatly handicapped by g
kick in the other end"
The Dubuque Telegraph asserts
that never in our history and in no 9TH
err state has there been wiser admins
tration of state institutions than dur
ing the board of control regime in Iowa
The Washington Democrat declares
the democracy has Issues a-plenty and
Is waiting for "a PSYCHOLOGICAL mo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-21

The Washington Democrat declares
the democracy has Issues a plenty and
Is waiting for "a PSYCHOLOGICAL mo-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-21

Instead of being a white mans
country" declares the Davenport Re-
publican, this is any mans country
who obeys the spirit Of our institutions
and becomes a manly man."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-21

When a Colorado man runs away
with the hired girl his wife gets out a
warrant for him. Hired girls are too
scarce out west to be lost tina; way
Montgomery Advertiser
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-21

1t is considered disloval in Alabama
now for republican to say he is proud
of being white man.-Birmingham
Ledger.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-11-21

John d. Rockefeller Jr.. is disap-
pointed because it's a girl. Daughters
cost so much nowadays, especially If
you buy them a duke.-Atlanta Jour-
nal,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-19

eY- Gin sutes Wdo9en CUR Ser
ri9tuns aasemeiner 9ausa,beit gum
~ioforttsen @tntritt perlanst. Na6.
sufrasen In @ebriiber Abeles &leioerz
banbluns. 11.ba
N- Ser Undergraduate bat quite
cultipirte Sarmen in fatbolil9en In=
iteblunseu, selesen in ben Somns
Sudman, YierS unb Worriu, Mor=
riion County, Miun., gu 9retien por,
$1,000 bis $4,000 gu uertaufen. Mu1
babe i'd tn Gambia Iliinaboia sutes,
nod biuises 2anb nabe Ser Gi=
ienbabn selesen, sesen 10000 acre
aus meiner 9anb 81 perfaufen, aauf=
luitise m6sen iid iofort menben an
ben 9anbasenten Sranf Wii9fe, gudz
man, ABORTION Co., Wtnn. Q 6mt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-19
Serfei9erun9.

Quf Der Sarm bes llntersei9neten, i'm Comm
ct. Soiepb an benz Y%leaiant Cate Sabr1pese,
5 Weilen BON ct. GIoub geIe9en, rperben am
9tenfa9, Den 3. Wdrs, 1908
morseus 10 ubr nad9enannte artifel Dtient=
LTD perifeisert ruerben: 2 Irbeitsp'erbe. iebes
pon 1900 Bis 400 gfunb i6uer, 3 Siibe, bic
I'M Wdr3 falben, / elm Subr altes Giub, l
smei Sabre aItes Stier, l Ncgormid Slnber,
/ WcSormid Wdbmaidine, l Seure9eu, l
Sultp= gflus, | Sanbpfus, ! @sse, Sanbz
ten, / @asen, / ~eilnipdnniser @asen, swei
Gets Yfer6esei9irre, l Sussp uub l Sussp=
@ei9irr unb cine Yusmiible uns ionitise
ader= mie aud eiuise Sausserdtbe. Sebin=
9unsen: Summeu bis SIS baar; auf iol1e
iiber SIS ein sSabr 3eit sesen gu 6 Yro;ent gut
perbiir9te Hoteu.
@asparSinseI, @iqentbiimer.
Sobn S9afer, 8erieiserer. 11z3t
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3wettes &apitel.
Nthol1onSN E t.

@tr bielten bic Steuunser gu &iet=
fontetn Biz gum 20. Ottober belebt.
Nn bteiem Sage tam @eneraltommau=
bant SCHUBERT NIT Ebetlen transuaal=
i9er &ommanbos BET unS an, unb es
ruuroe nun perabrebet, baB BITE Grams
uaaler n6rbli@ BON 9abpimttb unb off,
lid pon Ni9ol1ons Sect, unb bic Sret:
itaater norbmeitlt@ unb weftlt9 pom
bielem Dorfe Steluns nebmeu io0teu.
Ser Sop nit abseplatteter &rone,
II Stunben iablt@ pom Ni@olions
Net, pon uns 3wartbootsfop uub mad
Der Sdla6t pom 80. OCTOBER &lein=
Nmaiuba seuannt, iollte BON einem
Tbetle Der unter &ommanbant Nel
itebenben &roonitaber 8irser bema9t
merben.
Sim 80. Ottober, fur3 Dor Sonnen=
aufSaus, b0rten mtr aus Der &tdtunS
bes entfernteiten Punftes, an benz bic
Eranspaaler itauben, ben Conner BON
i9perem @ei@ab, unb alsbalb wurbe
Der 8efebl gum Nufiattelu seseben.
Sd idlus ben &ommanbanten Stee=
nefamp, Der tags 5uuor pom 8e5ui.
benboutspaB ansefommen mar, Dor,
it9 nod @eneral gronie's 2aser, sas
etma smei Weilen pon benz unirtsen
entfernt mar, gu beseben, unb bteien
gu erlu9en, mad Der Stelle, pon mel.
@er aus sei@ohen wurbe, gu marriott.
rem. Dtes murbe ansenom,neu, &om=
manbant Steenetamp stns NIT 800
Mann, unter mel9en au9 t6 mid be
fanb, babtn. Wir mubten am Sop
iibli9 BON Ni9olions Sect porbei =
aber mas iaben mir, als MIR ibm &c:
%seniber itanben?-Oer Sop mar pon
ben gnsldnbern beiestl
(Tortl. auf Seite ~
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Spbn 6rtfftb I'M macbetb.

@erne lenfen mir bic Iufmertfamteit n
ierer 2eier auf ben beruorrasenben S6auipie=
Ter, Serrn Sobn @riffitb, mel9er ant Oou=
nerfas abenb, ben 10. Sebruar, i'm Sapib=
ion auftreten mirb. Serr @rifftb 1T elm
&Gnitler, in Der Sbat, er 1T nod ptel mebr.
Sunf piirbe in bieier 8erbinbunq 10 piel Be-
beuten als bas, mas ELM MittelmdBiaer err
ret9en, bas erlernt unb praftisirt uerben
fann unb bas ni6ts S0beres errei6en taun.
Sobn @rifftb 1T elm @enie bes b06Ren tbeaz
tralii6en &an9es, unb tol6e inb eeboreu
unb nidt 9ema6t. Seine Sprade lit feblsr=
los, feline Yefitulationen natiirlid uub nol=
fommen, iein Iuftreten iuperb, unb er beiist
cine berrli6e Gimme. sSn Ieiuer auqentei=
men gri6einuns 1T er iiber ben dlteren 8ootb
erhaben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-19
unfere @dmien.

@ine Der beiten unb smedbienli6iten
Prdmien fur unlere 2eier in Stearns
County lit obne allen 3meifel Bite
Wanbfarte pon g tearns
6 County, mel9e MIR etsens pon
cOmpetenter Sette gum Prdmiensmede
anferttsen lieBen. Oie &arte 1T tn
Der @r0Be pom 4 2 x 81 unb
entbdlt bic 9anbeintbeilunsen unb bic
Namen auer g runbbeitbe
unb s a TN er In Stearus County Biz
gum l. Sctober1 sans &c:
nau. 3ubem lit bic &arte iebr beut-
lid. sel6mad: unb iberit6tsoou aus
sefabrt unb ite ioI In feiner Samilie,
bic iber Die @ren3e ibrer 9ieseni6aft
biuaus nod elm Sntereiie on Stearns
County bat, febleu. Ote auf g apter
s.aei9neten &arten erbdlt ieber 0eier
bes rNorbitern", mel6er bas glatt
auf elm Sabr poraus unb basu
n 0 d S 1. 5 0 besabtt; pe,fauft miro
bteie Sorte gu 90. I'm bic auf
9tnnen seSet9nete &arte gu erbals
ten bebarf es Der 9 orausbe3ab=
Ses Blattes auf TN Sabr
nebit elmer 3 9 e pom SO 90 !;
uerfau t mirb bteie Sorte 81 IS.
Sn fribereu Sahren murben fir iolde
SteatnS County Wanbtarten So bis
$12 besablt Gs 1T oieie @%elesenbeit,
in ben Seiis elmer gang senouen unb
suuerldIltSen &arte pon StealnS 60
gu selanseu. baber cine duBerit gun
ltise, bon her better @ebrau6 sema9t
merben iolte
3ubem baben MIR an 4sri mien feline
@ebetbider ber peridtebeniten Sorten
In beuti@er, ensliider UNI poluil6er
Spra@e ; ueri9iebene Sorten niblider
unb m~ertbuouer grbauunssbi9er, Ro=
ieutrdnse, @rsdblunssbider II. I. 10.
Oie 3ett, gu mel9er nod Prdmien
erlanst merben t6nnen, lduft ab nit
benz L. WdrS. User bemna6 BON I'M
ieren iebr annebmbaren Oferten sc
brau@ MAIDEN min, itebe bamtt nt@t
ldnser an, ionbern tbue bas, 10 LANCE
bic Yrdmtenausmabl nod etne uou.
itdnbtsetit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-19
MISUNDERSTANDING
Sir ben vNorbferu" beri9tet Don &esifro
Germ Sobn SO. @mmel.

s Widaels on Geo @asner IT,, fir
It 6 BID 5 Waites abb ct. Sloub. s. 325
Sal 6ermamn an Yaul &antom, fir
Its 7 & s bid l Warbptue. ........ 200
8atb 0eper on s 9 &eeler, fir mel
unb anberes feet 81 t 1913 II 81. 5000
Wartiu SiGernb on u % Sat9. fir
tbeil int um4 feet Is t 1875 II 34... 100
6 8 Sbomaiou an y 8 Sat9, fir nw4
net unb dnberes feet % t 126 II "a. 900
Wilbelmine cad an s gaumann, fir
nj pon Got 6 feet 80 t 122fl31.... 425
Saul Eidieba an Soiepb sidiba, fir
nj let feet 10 t l24 II 81. ........ 2700
Sos 9ebner an Sos Msaber, fir e. int
feet II l26 fl 5000
Gb atfiuion an IS Sos, fir int feet
Is t l26 Il 81. 25OO
9 cd eibemantel an 8 Sriebmann,
fir nrp4 int feet 6 t 1913 II 3d.. 40
Conn Snpebment 60 an GERM Suuse,
fir int feet % t 1913 II 3d.. 1000
Ssobn g @oblen an s 6 Meper, fir
np4 feet 7 1913 II "a. .......... $500
ct g 80 & 30 Np 60 an Maria &a=
raid, fir mel int iect Fl t l26 h29 $50
Nuseliua Wob an @m s OILERS, fur
nm4 feet Is t IL II 29. ......... 5000
Geo @arnert an Yeter &uflof. fir e3
pon nw4 BON nm4 feet 20 1875 fl29 $50
Sermun &rupfe on gmil u &rupfe,
fir nj let unb auberes feet 10 t 1913
II 80. $500
Sane u Smitb on @bas 8 Wbitnep,
fir nj nn4 feet % t 122 II 2S..... 1880
ct g DC & W 9p 60 an Sos 2ebner,
fir 1t IL bid 5 Mlbanp .....-.... 60
ST eo Diqinburq on Sos 0ebner, fur
nj nrp4 II. anberes lect 80 l25 80 1850
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-19
800 8eIpbnuns! 500.

Die Qef.r btefer 8ettuns perteu t& freuen, ~ e..
fatren, ba6 20 wentsfens eine sefar&tete 9ranfbett
etebt, peI&e bte ID tfenf&aft tn au' ttrsn Stnten "a
Setlen TIM Stoube TT; Saa's Ratarrt. Sur To BITE etn.
,tae test Der dr,tlt6 en- Briberf&aft %befannte ppattps
Rur. 8atarrb e~rforbert ais etne &pufttnttsnsfrant.
belt cine cpnfttuttpneae 8etanblun8. 5du's Rdtarrt.
6ur ptrb tnnerItH aen cmmen unb wtrft ttreft dut
baS Bluf uub bic f6letmtsen SberHd&en bes Sp'
aems. Dabur& BITE Grunblase Der 8ranfbett 3erfs.
renh unb benz yattenten 8raft eebenb, tnbem fe sts
apnRttuttpn aufbaut unt Der @a+ur tn tbrtra sDerts
btlft. Die Gtaentti mer baben 70 ptel 8ertrauen ~
ttren 5etlfrdffen bas fe eintuuttrt Draart Selst'
nuns fir ieben Han a%nbteten. ben fe ~ turtren per.
feblt. 9aet euG etne 9tfe BON 8eu8ntHtn fcmraen.
Nan atreHire
3. s. GbentS y D., Grisbp, D.
0erfauft Ssn alien Appttefern. rs Gents.
Gem,a 10. :I.a. -M.Mn.. Hio hn1pn
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Tfsgtd die die Sore. Die Ihr INNER GskaufH&
: s e. IMMzM
0erIanat mereeu mebrere YerIoner

= WerIan8t mereen mebrere Berionen
pom @barafter unb 9utem &uf in iebem
Staate (eine in bieiem County perlanst). UNI
elm alt etablirtes, be9itertes 9eldGftsbaus
nit ioliber finan3ieler Bats au pertreten unb
ansu3eigen. Saldr $21 mO9entlid NIT ben
ba;u sebOrisen Muslasen, cues 3ablbar in
baar bireft ieben Wittwo9 BON ben Sauptz
offcen aus. Bferbe unb &uti6e seliefert
,penu notbmenbis. &eferen3en. 2e9t ielbff
bei1riebenes Goupert BEL. Colonial Co., 1874
Dearborn ctr, Chicago, 81. IL St
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gun, S9meisen sebra6t rnb mubte
aus ieiner Steuuns entfernt werben,
10 bab MIR mdbrenb bes san5eu &C.
fe9tes auf bas &letnsemebrfeuer an
sewieien maren.
Mlsbalb beSannen bic gnsldnber
NIT ibrer l1msebunsstaftit. Dieie
batte swar feinen grfols, aber iie
swansen uns bod, uniere &ommanbos
auseinauber gu sieben, 10 baB MIR MIR
senbs uniere &rdfte fon5entrtren fonns
ten.
Snbeiien bransen bic enslii6en
Eruppen, bic ben &nsriff ausSufabren
batten, Dor. sic batten BEN 8or
tbetl, baB iie in benz serflifteten Sc
ldnbe In sebedter Ste0uns it9 uns
ndbern fonnten. Nls aber bte Oefs
flung aufb0rte, wurbe Elm 10 gut I'm
terbaltenes unb fur9tbares Teuer auf
ite sert9tet, baB iie ,ni6t weiter als
auf 200 S@ritte b%erantamen. Sci
&ommanbant yfel unb BEN &roonitao's
iden girsern auf benz weitlt@en Sill
gel sins es an beiBeiten gu, in neither
mebr 0ltlt6en Ste0uns etpas rubiger,
aber idmmtlide Burger, NO iie aud
iteben mo9ten, fdmpften TAPER. Sc
be Steuuns murbe sebalten, unb wte:
wobl fortmdbrenb Tobte unb 8erpunz
bette binianten, ba9te mdbrenb bes
sansen Cages feiner ans @ei9en.
l1aier auf bic gnsldnber seri@tetes
&letnsewebrfeuer bauerte Bis etwa 3
llbr Na9mtttass. Ser Setnt mo6te
mobl einseieben babeu, baB er uns
aus unieren Stellunsen ni9t u~ertret.:
ben tonnte, unb sos ii@ besbalb nod
2abp1mttb surid. 8alb barauf tcnu:
ten MIR iber bas S9la9tfelb sebsu ;
mir iaben nur rpenise Eobte unb Ser
rpunbete, bic meiten maren mdbrent
bes @efe@tes messetrasen worben,
uie bic auf benz bobeu Sop itebenben
Birser beutlt9 seleben batten.
@ir sdblten II Tobte unb 81 Ser
%ruunbete, BON benen nod swei ipdter
ftarben, Elm @erluit, Der ur1s iebr gu
6ersen gins, aber es mar bod erbe>
benb unb ermutbt9enb, baB fetn Diff
sier unb tetu Burger it@ babur@ ntez
beri@lasen lteB.
@erabe ais bas @efe9t besann, ers
i9ten u. g. gronie. gr mar pom
Prdfbenten ais Se@tseneral an9eiteDt
morben unb lbernabm iebt uon Gene
raj 6. s. Be 8iuiers ben Oberbefebl.
Wan barf rubis iaSen, baB er itd
wdbreno bes @efe@tes ausaesei6net
belt, unb t9 itimmte ibm unbebtnst
BET, menn er un1ere Stretttrdfte fur
gu l@ma6 btelt, um bic @nsldnber aui
tbrem &ad5u9e gu ~uetfolsen.
Mls alfes porbet mar, fonnte td
metne Stelluns uerlaffen unb ibm als
alten Sreunb unb &oueseu I'M Bolts
ratb bic 9anb briden. gs freute
mild, i'm als Se@tseneral besraBeu
gu f0nnen-er mar ia Der Sobn etnes
tapferen Off3ters, Der In ben 8aiuto=
frtesen pon 1865 unb 1855 sefdmpfi
batte. Sretli9 bate er bas Nlter
pom Sc Sabren erret@t, mel@es fur
eiuen Mann, Der ben sroBen f0rperz
lt@en &nforberunsen senisen miu, bic
on einen Se@tseneral seiteut merben,
enti@teben gu bod lit.