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:, Do not suffer from sick headache a
moment longer. It is not necessary.
Carter s Little Liver Pills will cure
you. Dose, one little pill. Small price.
Small dose. Small pill.
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Thursday Evening,
PRovERB PUZZLE WINNERS.


The lowng
fn las Saturday
Grl's-N1adge r.
\ SecondG
D.
until better than the others
early,
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EXCESSIVELY NERVOUS
Mrs. Fred Wholeben Of Glade Run,
Warren, Pa, Saws:

s..I was induced to use DR.. A. W.
Chase's Nerve Pills for excessive ner-
vousness. was 50 nervous / could not
bear noise or much talking. I was
very forgetful-my mind seemed dull.
T was listless and tired all the time.
The result Of the use Of the Pills got
was remarkable. They toned. up the
nerves and system generally and work
well again, am strong-my mind is
clear and noise and talk no longer both
er me. I am much pleased with the
pills and can recommend them highly
to anyone who feels as I did. -
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STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. HAS
uneQualed facilities for moving. storing. pack
ing and shipping household goods. and quotes
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES thereon to Chi
cago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific Coast points.
Others advertise such rates, and may succeed
occasionally in making up car, but we alone
are able to ship with sufficient frequency and
regularity to insure reasonably prompt and re-
liable service. For the best of service at the
lowest rates, write or call at As Sd at s.
CAMERONs TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house
hold goods; expert packers; 200 Ntcollct. Both
phones, 1902. Res. phone. T. @. 1924.
BENZ BROS, TRANSFER AND STORAGE;
finest vans and warerooms: goods moved by
experienced men. 112 9th st N. Both Tells. $50.
COAST SHIPMENTS OUR sPECIALX0-Low.
& Storage Co., POT 9Th st s.. Both phones.
NEW WAREH0UsE-FURNITU STORED,
moderate rates. Inquire bakery, 18th st-3d Az &.
FREPRooF STORAGE WAREHOUSE; CLEAN
separate rooms. 100-112 LIST av N. Both phones
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LOsT-A BLACK AND WHITE ANGORA KIT
ten, LIST av near 26th st. 262l LIST av s.
for reward, =
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LOsT-A SCOTTISH RITE CHARM. H. f.:
Barnum, 9O7 Phoenix building; liberal reward
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MISCELLANEOUS
TAILORING

NEW GOODS, NEW STYLES. CALL AND Sci
J.. D. Hinshaw, 627-63e Boston block.
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WOOn AND COAT.

>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
THOMAS HASTINGS, JR:!.93 WOOD. COAL, Elk.
ira heavy oak slabs, sawed. $3.50. per load;
oak ash, elm birch, maple mixed, So per
cord; other fuel in proportion. Yards, 9th av
Sc and Main st. Office, eO5 University av Sc.
Twin City phone, 1851. :.
MARKET FUEL CO., LOG Sd st g. opp. p. o. We
handle gas coke; all coal screened; all grades
Of wood $275 up NV. 1895 NJ. T. G. 1872
FOR WOOD AND COAL, HAY AND GRAIN,
pine wood, $2.75 up; coal $5.75 up. Nicollet
Feed and Fuel, 915 Nfcollet. Both phones. 1889.
MAPLE WOOD, 81 PER CORD, DELIVERED M
side of one mile. Peter Faber, 211-213 Plym-
outh av n. Both 'phones;S,Ef. H.. -. ~.
WooD-K. g. FUEL co., 100 10th ST Sc. NEW
yard, low prices; IS Tup per carload. Phone,
T. g.. 1921. ''t:' 49, 800
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. IRREGULAR HEART
MIR. Harry Hayden Of No. 1908 Jacol
st.. Wheeling, Saws: ~. \

..s5 St., Wheeling, Says:
"My nervous system was out of or
der and weakened. This showed in an.
irregular and irritable heart action,
general nervousness and debility. l
was told of DR.. A. W. Chase's Nerve
Pills and got some, and they are fine.
Ny nerves became steady and the heart
action regular, general strength came
back with this change and I feel I can
honestly say the medicine is fine
nerve and general tonic. -
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LOsT-A GOLD CHAIN AND LoCKET, AN
| heirloom Return and receive reward. 1Oe
st
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LOANS AND CHATTELS
WILLIAMS, 434 GUARANTY BUILDING,
loans furniture. pianos or any security;
large loans specially; terms to suit Dor
rowers. Lowest prices.
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property: Charger reasonable. 506 Globe bldg.
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Makes Heart Beat Again in
woman's Body. Rescued
From the Grave.

Felt Dead and Lssss but Blood Made Flow Through Veins Once
More by Strange Mans Mysterious Control
Over Disease and Death.
DOES he POSSESS SUPERNATURAL POWER?
strahtns crooked
unsightly grovth,
WITHOUT USELESS DRUGS AND MEDICINE
practice healing invids Of
pronounced
afflicted all mankind the
81
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LosT-A LARGE TORTOISE HA1RPN WITH
gold setting. Please return to $40 Sd st N, for
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IOST-CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT. CUT NC
| 1912, issued by State Bank Of Buffalo, MINI.
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COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY

OIL MEAL, $3.50; CRUSHED OYSTER SHELLS
$50; grit, Toe per 1OO-lb sack. J. a.. Smith
hardware, 214-216 Hennepin av.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

o o o o o o o o o o
Q PAINT LESS THAN COST FOR CASH.
o Closing out our Minneapolis branch.
o Fixtures for sale.
o Adams 81 Elting Co.,
0 1928 Hennepin Av. u
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Unimproved.

cots IL AND 10, WENz's ADDITION; FINE
business corner on Penn av and Crystal Lake
road: price 81 POO; lot 8, block 26, st. Anthony
Park fine corner lot, block from Como
car choice location, Only $3.50. Lots IL and
IL, block 81, Remington's second, Aldrch av
S. near sd st: fine lots, only $3.50 each. Say
ing Fund Co., ITO Temple Court
BEFo THE BOOM STRIKES NORTHEAST
Minneapolis tack onto the best vacant lot
left on Taylor st, near 10Th tine grade big
trees stone sidewalks city water. good i'm
provements all sides price $3.50; easy terms:
Address T. E. Andrews (the owner), care of
DisDntch ST Paul, Mimi.
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signature d 81 DR. ~
xo oenums ale h
street New k
MINNEAPOLIS MIAH
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AS result of this constant strain you find yourself rr
table ghtes provocaon and wonder why it Did
realize before that you almost always making an
effort to be tmehat you almost always IN hurryY
In the youth Of grandfathers paralysis locomotor
aaxa and observation-disclosures common today
rarely heard Of because the system was not
always kept at highest tension as it is today. s:~
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LosT-A COLLIE DOG, TAN AND LIGHT
with white tip at end Of tail. Return to ~
for reward.
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NEBRASKA IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.
all descriptions and public privileges; prices
right; list free. Il. G. Moore, Angus, Muck
t,1Is nunfy Nnh
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IF YOU WANT A HOMESTEAD CALL ON A.
l.. Johnson, 1113 10th av Sc. before Saturday.
Is located in good settlement in Crow Wing
county, MINI.
FOR LAND AND CITY REAL ESTATE Elk
changes, see c. A. Quist & Co.. ZOE 4th st B.
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INCOME FROM 10 ACRES NORTHERN GALL
trees and vines are maturing; $50 per acre,
worth $50; easy payments; for information see
Pacific Coast Land Colonization Co., 6ol
Phoenix bldg Minneapolis.
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S950-20 ACRES DEEPHAvEN, LAKE MIN
netonka mile from station; fine maple tim
ber good meadow, with running spring creek
OF pure water: fine for poultry. Hobart, Phoe-
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SHAKY NERVES
Mrs. Randolph Knutti Of No. 50 Penn
St., Salem, Ohio, Says.
ebay times was always nervous
children Is noises and little things upset
and worried me. AS a consequence l
felt depressed and debilitated. was
told Of DR.. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills
and got some, and they acted finely.
They made my nerves steady and strong
and gave splendid feeling Of general
strength and vigor. I don t worry or
bother now about small things any
more, and am very grateful for the
change. AS a nerve and general tonic
I consider the medicine has no equal. =
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gl25 AN ACRE-FINE LAND COVERED WITH
timber, N miles west Of Cedar ed Lake. 4 n
subdiyide to suit or sell whole. Come and
see it. Hobart Phoenix building.
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FOR sALE-s0 ACRES OF LAND IN SHELBY,
Ind, Lake county; good farm: $55 per acre
want to sell soon. George Il. Wilson. ke-
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EiE POSSESS SUPERNATURAL POWER?
WITHOUT USELESS DRUGS

modern medical practice by healing hopeless nva
r.. diseases pronounced ncurable by physicians.
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FOR sALE-TWENTY l6o-AcRE TRACTS OF
good smooth, tillable land with deep rich SOL, SOIL
$500 each. Don't miss getting one. Leonard
Hills, Peoria, Ill.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
For Sale.

$11o BUYS TEAM, MARE AND HORSE, COLOR,
also 7-year-old bay gelding, weight I,025, No.
l roadster, harness and rqnahout Wagons $s5;
money; must sell. Will sell separate. $500
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Farm Lands.

81, 900 FOR 10 ACRES IA MILES WEST OF
Kenwood, Cedar Lake; cut 80 tons OF fine nay
this season: black soil; good road: less than
IA miles to city hall: Here is an Investment;
PAYS 20 per cent and will double in value in
short time. Hobart, Phoenix buildin
FOR sALE-BY OWNER, CHEAP, STOCK
farm, $50 acres. IS miles from Minneapolis; go
head cattle, 40 hogs, 100 tons hay. 40 cords
! wood, horses, rs Plymouth Rock hens and all
machinery; or will sell stock and machinery
and rent firm. 5000, Journal.
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STRAYED OR sTOLEN-DEC. 2b, A BLACK
and tan hound, with owners name collar.
Return for reward to II. E. Late, 1426 Wash.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-25
RAYolDE ORC

jSu mardo volverfa 4 Francia7...
Todo 10 recordaba; espanto tai Sc lefa en- sus
ojos que hizo one Ell medieo fase temese alguna
complication.
lie tomo la mano
-lQue teneis, hja mfa1
--Nada nada-babuceo
-JEs ell recuerdo de vuestro marido Ell que os agita
de ese modo9
-Si-respondo espantada.
.-jEstarfsis contenta verle7
-Ciertamente.
-Aquf hay una porcion de cartas suyas que han lie
gado mientras estabais enferma
lCartas1-dijo-Qu me las den
-Todavfa estas muy debiI para leerlas. porque
precise evtaros todas las emociones voentas Tened
calma . No os altersis Veo que be hecho NAL en- ha-
blaros de eso pero crea que exctaci6n
viosa fuese todavfa tan grande.
La sehora de Rochegune respondi6
-gCartas2-repetfas-iL quiero, que me las denl
El doctor tra!o de resistir; pelo comprendio que
perdfa el tiempoy Ia eIocuenc'a
Llam6 a la criada.
--Traed Ia sefora--ordeno las cartas que Sc ban
recibido en- esos das.
Laer;ada volsi6 COZ tres ear:as en- IN plato.
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American Railroad Company Of Porto Rico

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-08-23
Death Cams Another VlCilm

Mrs Ben ~hAeu, of Carsicaaa.
died about O'Clock this morning ~
the hHme ~ Mr.. aud Mrs T.. Cert
ia thi- ei.y. she va aul.ca uf Mr.
Cert aud came e. Eunis SOME time
ago e. be ~tsa ~ family wbiIe Mr..
and Mrs Cert are Boa the north. Her
husband ls prominent traytIias
man. She took quite sick .ast
Wednesday evening, but nu .as
theuRht that she would pass sesy
So a~oa. tier mother. Nrs Levy
"t CaFicaua, has been ,a Naukrsts.
sud wss uotthed Sunday m1rulus
~ tWF daughters condition. AND size
IL expected ta arrive here loutsHt
A number uf relatives aHd frieuHs
aye here to-day fram Wa3AhAette
sWd C9FslcauA The remains w4lI
be taken tp CaFsgeauA tautzht FOR
tuFial Ebais News. Aug
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THE CHAMPION PICKER
John Williams of COrSiCaRa will Return
to ellis COuafY Next Week.

John Williams, the Corsicana ne
gro who claims to be the champion
cotton picker of the world, will re-
tnrn to Ellis county next week to
pick cotton during the present sea-
son. Williams has closed contract
to gather the crop on John Harri-
sons big farm near Nash, where be
hos picked the past four seasons
and where he made bis wonderful
record as a rapid picker. He will
bring a large number Of negroes
from Navarro county to help him
gather the Harrison crop. His
record as a rapid cotton picker for
the past four years is as follows:
For 1900, g 900 pounds; 1901, 5000
pounds. In 1902 he broke the worlds
records by picking $500 pounds
aud during that time picked as
much as 1887 pounds in one day.
Last year he picked ~ 900, the de-
crease over the year before being
due to the scattered condition of the
cotton.
Williams il "A years old, S feet
inches high and weighs l43. He Is
a native of Corsicana. and between
seasons is employed by MIR. H. l..
Scales of that city. Each year he
receives challenges from all over
Texas. Oklahoma and the Indian
Territory, bat has never accepted
any Of them. II has found by ex-
perienced that he can make better
wages picking IN Ellis county than
anywhere else in the south,
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u R barhsas tsstars tHsf t.af
Years

~ W HaFHs.F FTHFIHHH W.T.
NHAHa
&aF y - wtttwa Aha@s
xesra A&a ! mfu&e 81 HsttNK tHst .Raf
1ss#W .#sIfs88 gaf#s8 so severe stf
aeF tFeaf fssa hs taNtHe leRs tekH tss
ha&tGss aH hales IS E8UHF EHFe ft
aaEtfT8Y stHtpesl the hrttk 8asF ssstis
gu#mt. aN8 matm AmH sY MH#ews Ht
kssfNwv #Isemsw HtsAEEHmAfwH Rm
s asA tu saN khaf have umweF p Al 3
feaurm af AnV a4 t0Usw sNmH&ums
1mgtmN ere fumr Y@MFs thak have
elapsed ara I sEs8 ewHn~nt&T emFesa a.
aEmv cared AMd heartily Fwcemmaemn
Rmiww's kaauwy Care ta ans one
auffasfnn frnm ksauNw - alancfes
lraanle. sagA nv II " Fsaxss
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Bishop Hess TO Visit District.

Bishop f f. Hoss Of Dallas, will
spend several days Ia the early part
Of October In the bounds OF the
WaxAt achie district, travelling with
the presiding elder and ded,cating
new Methodist churches
Rev. g. A. Clark aud Rev, w. {.
Wallace have Just closed success
ful meeting ia the Armstrong settle
meut ia the north west part OF the
county. They organized church
there and projected plans for build
ing "a nice Methodist chapel
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ACCIDENT TO TRAIN
Several Cars Badly DAMAGED on Cenfral
Track Near SardiS.

Several cars in a Central fast
freight train were badly damaged
this morning by reason of journal
breaking just after the train crossed
the bridge this side of Sardis. The
accident occurred on q high grade
while the train was running at q
high rate of speed. Six or seven
cars were derailed but none of them
turned over Two or three rails
were torn up and badly bent and
cross ties were converted into
kindling wood Brake beams and
rods were broken and twisted into
all sorts of shapes and journal boxes
of "A number Of cars were complete
ly shattered.
The train was east bound and was
loaded with stock, ice, meat and
merchandise. The accident occur
red about l O'Clock this morning,
but the track was not cleared and
repaired until about > O'Clock this
afternoon. The wrecking crew in
charge Of Train Master Rowe and
Road Master Carnahan arrived
early in the morning and began the
work II placing trucks back under
the ears SO they could be taken to
the shops at Eanis
The westbound and eastbound
passenger trains were delayed some
time on account of the wreck. The
westoouud traia was held in the
yards here until the track had been
repaired
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Plenty ct nice patterns
ot Wali Paper lelt at nall
price WI sIso hang it
right W B. Re, muller If
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CONDITION OF COTTON
Rust LauSeS Deterioration OF Crop TO
Continue IN Texas.

Washington, Aug 3d. General
outlook somewhat improved as com
pared witt condition reported pre-
yious week, although shedding COM
uuues ira every state and rust pre-
walls in central aud eastern dis
trict-. The uufavorable effect OF
rust and shedding. however. are less
grHuuucea thnu were reported Isst
week ,u Texas WsAt.ercHnilti9u-
were favorable IH Texas Ilt crop
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The ladies Of the First Baptis st
church have arranged to tender IA
reception on the lawn at the
church building this evening from
$50 10 to II. All members OF the
Baptist church and their friends of
other churches are Invited TO attend.
Refreshments will be served and IA
hearty welcome extended to all. The
following named ladies aud gentle
men have been yeiected as com
mittee on reception: Mrs. w. J.
Buie, chirmsh Mr.. and Mrs. June
Leigh, NJ rand Mrs H w. Park,
Mr.. and Mrs. 3 X. Parks, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7, A. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs.
). w. Durham, MIR and Mrs. O.. w.
Morgan, Mr. aud Mrs. George G..
Piersou, Mir. and Mrs. L. G. Todd
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs, Thos. Howorth, Mr.. aud
Mrs W. n. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Acker, Mr. and Mrs p. J.
Herudou, Mrs. Sarah Thompson.
Mrs. } W. Singleton, Mrs. Ger
trude Huck abee, Mrs Eatmau.
Mrs. Kate Monica, Mrs. Nd Wise,
Mrs. VIM. Roger, and all the
young ladies and gentlemen Of
the church. The object t. 20 meet
the members Of the church and their
friends ia a social way. The coll4c-
tun baskets have been hidden for
this occasion. All that - asked is
your presence.
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B. Y. L. proaram

Sunday, August = Some lessons
frcm the 80 chapter OF Co,ossians.
Leondas Barrow 3;2.
Miss Ruth Huckabee- Col. H.3.
II We then be risen with Christ,
seek those things which are above
Col. 5:l-4, Miss Dalton CautreiL
Having put on the new uan-Col.
3.S-lI. Cnas. Buukipw.
Let the word of Christ dwell in
you richly i'm all wisdom Col 5:lG-
T.. John Barrow
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Clearing 10 Sale still or
at Reymuiles. II
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All nations are cuJeAvUFinx to
check the raVaKes 90 consumption,
the white plaKneH that claims so
many victims each year. Foley :
Honey aut lar cures coughs Rud
colds perfectly aud you are IA no
danger ~ slgtiHu. DO uot
risk your health by taking some uu-
kuuwu preparation Wieu Foley IS
Honey aHt Tar ts safe and certain Iu
results Ash for FoIeF's huuey aus
Tar aud lu~lst uEau having 90. sold
bV N ~ FeArIs
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IL lad t~eH predicted by Waa1
p~fseus. some ~ wnam ats sxuar
teeeaa iH sueH wsitafa. ttat Gts
pttee af rufn aa4 uAfs weals rart8ft
tee5iae whsn ttusn fses8 sfuffs tea a.
io enrns int" tis mNfbet. ~ems f=s
t'le believed raFn wpa3t srli ts sw
as eemts &ma eass wwalt aee.gHF
to + to W cents. hnt suea has ua.
i'ssn tbs ease. ssss shsFe 8nes uas
spgss~F to be ssach Ilksllhaos a'
sueh sfgeea attaininx heEs tu Tee
the psie~ has been st~silty Aavaus.
anE feF seine time zua th~ insiez
ttaos sse faxoEahls Nsr earu ant
sAas - seii stsll higher. Oats A.
a"w aa@tea II . esnFe = hnshsl sHs
eoFn II 81 t8 e.
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Mrs. Genie w Watson,

Teacher of Piano ana Striuged
Instruments Fall term begins
september E, 1904 30t Oldham
Ave =
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-06
GipiloienH.

Das @e1eb bsaiislid Gibilbienit lit
has 9fefultaf Der Bemiibunsen einz
5ihtsponer, Ielbnlpfer ilnb aenleiniin>
niaer 8iiraer. Die Musfiibrung linz
ter linn mar bGnfia bon einem fplhen
gharafter, bab Iie segen ben @eiit bes
@slebes perItieB, bod finD bic, felbft
llter elmer t6eilneifsn Musfii6runs
bes GeIebes. eraielten Hefultate ber=
ariia, bab lie fDipohl Die Grfldrnns
Ser bemofratiTben partei perbienen
tie an ben prin3ipien Der Ginilbienitz
prifung NIT aller Wadt feithdlt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-06
94rmtcc ,,mo Marime.

mait Rebt iinb mir duf bic Officiere
unb Mannfdaften unferer Nrmee unb
Wlarine 1tDl3. 8eibe haben inbeB unsi
ter Ser beitdnbigen GinInif9ung per-
lDnliden llnb pplitiiaen ginflufes 5u
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-06
Sersf t,no grnfts.

garifreform lit eires Der Suuptz
prinsipien bes bemotratili1sn Gjlauz
bensbetenntriiIes unb Die Notbpen=
bidfeit berislben por ilienla(s grDber
ols 3ur gegenfDdrtigen 3eit. 6te
ioute i'm sSntersife unieres sefammten
golfes io5nrt ,tiltcrilpmnen tperbsn.
Der 9inglsp Gasif TT iibermGbig
fo9 il, pielsn ieiner Nalcn unb min=
beitens beaiielib bisier nEasrsdl unb
bas Wolt ii6erbii,benb. Gs iiAert
hen einbsinlifdan Gabrifanten, ein5sln
pber in Gpnhinatipn, bds pripilsg!=
um. I'M eesnIano iiberindbig bobe Prei!s
All perlonesn uno 5par preiie. tpelde
ipeit iiber bsm 9lihsou her Derfaufe
itebsn. peid9 iie rsg.lmdbig I'm Muss
ianbe mil Dpr,6sti a6jdlkben fo hdb
lie Ben gluslcnbs-n Elm: 9|rGinis dnf
Soften rnisrer sistnen 9sD5l.erErg
bfspinigen. G<;as urgtred'tn
Gssuxr1 selly.sn oas bolt
i'm QlIlqsmf;aen lio 5lpingen eS,
iibsrmdBigs pre;Is fir Mabrungs<
uittel. hfisrsBsHaterial, akiounes=
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Meeipro

ssn nleinsr g(niprahe an bas Nottz
fisirungs ,Gonlite fagte ich, baB bic
5ariFzReforln .Don ben beiten ssnters
eiTen Der sSaDrifanten foipohl als auh
Ger aonlilmenten perlanat iperbe.A
Gbenic fpabr fam man fagen, bob
Sic Mbpltbaten ber ReciprocitotS@
SanbelsrerIrdge beiDsn f0rberliA fsin
fpiirben. Dob ben Ronfumsnten gebols
fen tpiirbs. lit unbeitrsitbar. Dob
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slm,erifamiS6es ssitreerre0t.

Das GjelDbnib Der Ylatform, uniez
rem 8iirgern, obne 1lnteriHieo Der
g}a17e ober bes 8laubens, ob eingez
borsn pber naturali1irt, i'm Snlanbe
unb i'm Muslanbe, ben reiden S6nB
Der geTebe 81 1i9ern unb bic Nub@
nisbuna aller Der Gehte unb pripilez
qien an Iitern, muB einsel0it merben.
3ur grreidung zines fpl6en Reful@
fats lit es tneientlid, baB Elm BON Der
]feaierrnq Der Ser. 6taaten on einen
omerifanifhen 8iirger ausgeltelten
Bah in Der san5en Welt als 8epets
feines 8iireerthurs angenommen
mirb.
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ttntcrInd),tng Oct Electromagnetic
partcntcittS.

Riiralihe GntbiiQungen, Derbunben
nit Der rapiben 3Inabnre Der Nusgaz
ben unlerer Regiernng, la1en bic
g1ptbtpenbigfeit elmer llnteriud9ung
alIer 9epartements Der 8ermaltung
erfennen. Die Oelnofraten i'm aon=
areB bdben bies perlangt, bo4 3dt bic
republifanifde Maioritdt bas 8erlans
oen runbpeg perpeigert. Oas 8olt
fonn i'm gopember an Der Wahlurne
entTcheiben, pb es cine ebrli4e unb
barebareifenbe llnteriu6ung tpiiufdt.
gin bemofrattiher aongreB unb cine
bemofratifde GreeutiDe piirben eine
foIhe psrbiirgen.