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The Nevada County picayune., 1906-07-24
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man oi discrimination, Equal rigots. tae same chance to ali me-. l. erN man who 4oes his ueo, ls as Worous oa honor and credit as ii he reached the high est goal.
 All of this is a digl,ssion, lat l want to say this, l can see very well how a .a,.l c-,a ha a gentleman end mot L.. :. .o..t.scia l. but 1 wondcr if it is po5aio.s iot a maa to be q carjstian anu at the same time not be q "aatlc- man. imagine t1at . nan that vas ny, a gentleman was to get into chutca, that ,he church would be in bad shape to cele- brate the Lords Supper. l read 1st Corinthians 5th chapter, : to 18th verses. 1 see here that church members ought not to keep company with some people in this world. If l was a preach CT 1 would tear out of my bible list Peter, 5th chapter, lst to 5th verses.
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-07-24
Has Stood the Test Twenty Five Years

The old, original Groov's Tasteless
 Chill Tonic. You know what you are takiug. It is iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No Cure, No pay. 50c
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-07-24
Does Your Stomach
 Bother You ?
Dv. Shoop's Restorative Cures All Distressing Stomach Troubles
 Through the Inside Nerves.

Al you value your health and happiness dont neglect to care fer the Si isltcst ston ch pain pun't let it go. Al the first sign of distress use px. Shoop's Restorative and end al these troubles. These aches are slgnais-they arc sTmDtoms Of coming diSe3 sF--i it ise 10 ignore taesnf You who never cat hearty meal with out sense Of fjiness A followed by period sf lessltuds or A-tA droWsiuoss - beware. invite distressing %s9' sgM ir iriiaestion-yo you'fl pspac. Do you ~ 5 ss]slN experience s ny sss.. Y; sl,sT sh ss g II .iss. ressr.. y arp ssk' S rg@oiiaa an ii ol Pss sss S' bsiss- :Ss1 nG of wind. Ws$ x4SSAFI loss of appe- fleos heaa tburn, NH sfx sWESafY headaehe, dtn- S.. snsss 1 ii yonNS r$ ss Zsgtisr in any Of 1ess is oSt o9sNsg,s eonrse open to yoe-, stem aeh nerves Eshaxe on forever shis svtncnce of disease PutNxpe digestive nerves ip condi lop 10 act as nature iptendsd they shouh D0ut drag, don't fosos-1uss give vhe inside efryes paKral force. gentle tonic, natures heip.
 6hcop's Restorative should be taken tp dc th1s--it is the only prescription which builds up, 09 0voO attsnpt@ sc restore the inside strmnGA noSves Sold and recommended by
The Nevada County picayune., 1906-07-24
PRESCOTT MAR
s>e E&0E 3
1erseeled lwice-a-8e ag V $.
 Wafer West Ein Street.

COTTON Mid5H0a to-day.
 iood mil5Lina9 L-2
 CORN Mixed, Ie 10 Zz cents. OATS Feed, 45 to #58; HIDES Green, 5 ta .c. 3ry It. ' l-2 to fQc, GHy .'at, 13 to i7c.
 WOOL Bury unwasbol, 10 5o 15c; clean uaWashed, 5 to 9 cents; tub washed, 2 to 30c. BEESNAX- 20 to = cents. TALLOW 3 to 4c.
 DRY SALT MEAT = Extra slort clear, 10 cents.
 SMOKED BACON-E tra hort, clear 10 3-4 cents.
 STOCK PEAS Whipporwill, @1. to $1.25 per bushel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-14
CONGRESS HAS
SERVED THESE
ISLANDS WELL
Much Has Been Done. Despite the Present
Failure of the Refunding Bill, and
There's Still Hope for That.
(Mail Special to the Advertiser.)

WASHINGTON, d. C.. July I-Congress adjourned last
evening o'clock uncomfortable Bunglne
engrong OF bills the Government Printing Office delayed
adjournment 1t all the
comfortable because OF the orrd heat Of the last days which
decidedly the hottest days OF the
Delegate Kaanianaole and Mr. Mcclellan uying out
all others connected with either branch OF Con-
ress dong earliest they catch from
San Francisco the Siberia They working till the very
last the reminding BILL but became that Speaker
cannon would not permit to pass The only consolation con the
down quarev and declared that the bill shall In
that they have some encouragement that he will permit 1t to be-
After all the Territory has little 70 find fault what Con
popiated this will be Hawaii and that does
BY last Congress but appropriated till this winter
s ad was a s today that the total can but Be
$4,000 forfeation Hawaii: $500.
for pubic building filing Quarantine Island s3
GOO tor hng IN the Keef d 5000 or m ledeI M ano m DI @ @
authorized the omnibus lighthouse bill
ed few weeks The appropriation Tor Makapuu light was
made the sundry Civil bill but the appropriation for Honolulu
the general deficiency bill and became law in connection
The friends OF Hawaii here hope
tial Congressional visitors during the coming summer Repre
House and chairman think
ing OF gong @ to R0non bono m ms ] m b p M na
session OF Congress he will have uc to whether Hlo shall
s hazs Sod t2 sPBo RB9a'i0" Tor its and Tor "
Repesenave and Mrs Dazel are going 10 the Pacific coast
Rafael They have been
urged proong their journey Honolulu has been
would be well OF the commercial bodies OF Homo
ago inclined be hostile TO Hawaiian
friend OF the Territory and
has helped materially with Hawaiian measures The good effects
having the Territory have been
friendly Representative Hepburn OF Iowa who
his Honolulu last has had his
the iusi of Hawai's requests here.
The immigration my
likely happen No made take
il up Senator Lodge, Massa
the Harvard Commencement and did
before adjournment undoubtedly considerable
taion next autumn about getting
ions differ now think the bill will
never brought Undoubtedly Lodge advo
will seek He Is, how
making exception whereby the education
= ERNEST G. WALKER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-14

w ] Lowrie, formerly manager OF
the Eva plantation and Later of th7
Hawaiian Commercial plantation, has
brought suit against James B. Castle.
William R. Castle. Tie Castle Estate
and Il. P. Baldwin for damages amount
ing to 100000.
N-. Losrie Is now manager IF :;
sugar plantation in Porto Rico The
suit has been brought in the Superior
Court of Suffolk County, Boston, Mass.
where service was made couple Of
weeks ago on W R. and J. B. Castle
r. d. SilIiman, formerly Of the Homo
lulu bar and now praeticing IN New
York city, is attorney for Mr. Lowrie-
The gist OF the claim is that the defend
ants induced the plaintiff TO become
the manager of the Hawaiian CONNER
eial plantation on Maui at salary of
SO, 900 a year and that he was later
discharged by them without cause four
years ard half ago.
The plaintiff also claims that the de-
PENDANTS agreed TO sell him 100000
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-14
KUBIO IS VERY COY
ABOUT bis CANDIDACY

on the Siberia yesterday Delegate
Kuhio arrived home from Washington
and was met by 3 delegation Of friends
and politicians at the dock and Gov
cred with Ieisg The Delegate. accord
ing 10 the afternoon papers. was some
what coy as 10 expressing himeslf con-
cerning his candidacy for reelection
If they want me" ne is reported TO
have said, when asked if he would
again become q candidate
Alex Robertson, by the way. is on
TantaIus. The Delegate explained with
much amplitude the work that had
been done for Hawaii during the past
session Of Congress.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-14
PLANTATIONS To
SAVE MONEY

The Hawaiian Commercial Company.
the Maui Agricultural Company and
the Kihei plantations have made a new
contract with the Union. Oil Company
of California for fuel oil.
Under the terms of the contract they
viii secure from June S. fuel oI at one
dollar. per barrel delivered on Maui in
stead Of $1.4o per barrel, which has
been the price heretofore.
The new arrangement viii mean a
saving TO the plantations mentioned of
between $40, coo and $50 0.000 per year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-14
WILL HANDLE
HAWAIIAN
FRUITS
Coast Company to Make
Specially of Our
Products.

| Fred ". Dickson was one Of the ar
riviLg passengers on the ) ). siberia
yesterday, his mission to Hawaii being
| OF the greatest importance to those en-
gagged in diversified industries.
Mr.. Dickson is the president of the
Pacific Distributing company, of San
| Francisco, recently incorporated for the
| specific purpose of handling Hawaiian
products and acting as agents for fruit
growers, coffee men and the shippers of
| sisal, rubber and all products of the Ha-
waiian small farmer and agricultural
lists. This Is the first mainland commits
sion house organized for the exclusive
handling of Hawaiian products, outside
of the plantation interests, and the per
sonnel of the company is such that per
feet confidence in it can be placed by
our shippers. Z
The company is, in fact, an offshoot
from the firm of Alexander & Baldwin.
l.
manager of the Alexander & Baldwin
interests, is vice-president of the new
company, W. Cooke is a heavy stock
holder and the manager will be Paxton
Wright, heretofore the San Francisco
buyer for the parent firm.
The Pacific Distributing company s
headquarters are at 30s California
street, San Francisco, and already they
have formed connections in all the
principal cities of the Wesb as far into
the interior as Denver, Colorado. These
connections viii enable them to place
all eonsignments of fruit without delay |
and viii also enable them to keep the |
fruit eonsigners in touch with the de- |
mands of the market and the probable |
price they may expect for their ship
ments
t.What we are expecting to do, - said
Mr.. Dickson, is to SO work up the
market for our products as to sell prior
to arrive, a considerable advantage
over the ordinary consignment system
upon which Hawaiian shippers have
been depending. That is, we expect to
have orders on file for all fruit eonsign-
nents before they reach US, and even
before they are shipped.
ITO do this it will be necessary for
he fruit growers or the coffee growers
lere to keep US informed as TO what
hey viii have to market. If the vari-
,us growers IN Hawaii would combine :
or their selling it would be of great /
advantage to them in arranging their
ales this way and they would also
ecure better prices.
"We are after the Hawaiian busi- I
ess and believe that we have the nee c
ssary knowledge OF conditions and
usiness to make it Of advantage for 9
hose engaged in diversified industries
ere to place their selling and buying
I our hands.
- We are going to try and work up
ne Hawaiian banana trade, but viii
ave to go slowly at it at first. Out
de of the difficulty of transportation Z
lere seems little reason why Hawaiian
ananas should not have the Californian
arket. At the present time this whole k
ade goes 10 Guatemala, and the same
true of Washington and Oregon.
Mr.. Dickson viii remain IN Hawaii 81
CONTINUED on Page ~ q
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-14
The PRECINCT
CLUBS NAME
TICKETS
Some Hot Battles Are
Promised at Elections
Next Week.

Judging from results as they came
in, there was tendency shown b2
good citizens to attend the Republican
| Precinct Club meetings held last night
to nominate officers for the clubs to be
voted for next Friday night This was
but the preliminary step in party
politics. OF course it does not amount
TO great deal who are nominated for
Precinct Club officers. The first real
test of strength as between the repu-
table element and the machine VIII
come when the officers of the clubs are
elected.
Nevertheless. it is gratifying TO know
that there We're respectable men in
attendance at the club meetings. and
that the decent element has begun to
awaken 10 the necessity of making its
power felt. In many of the clubs, of
course, there was no contest, and the
old officers were renominated and in
due course will be reelected. Then.
the readjustment of precinct lines
promises to cause little confusion in
club organization, but that viii remedy
itself.
rs TO printing the lists Of officers
nominated, that is ont of the ques-
ton. There We're. however, a number
Of the meetings where lively contests
marked the proceedings. and where
considerable feeling was shown in be-
half of the two factions into which
the Republican party is now dividing
itself. The police machine was in evi,
dence at these meetings. and so was
the Labor-for-Achi machine which |
has the interests of Clarence Crabbe t
III its keeping. Also. the smaller fights
for places on the Board of Supervisors i
We're apparent at several of the club
Of course all these matters will in.
tensify themselves when it comes TO
the club elections. for which these
dominating meetings were but prelin-
nary.
EIGHTH OF THE FIFTH.
In the eighth of the Fifth District
or instance. the police were on hand
n large numbers and tried to run the
meeting When a Crabbe man would
.ttempt TO make a speech or a noni- !
Iation. ne would be howled at and an /,
ttempt would be made TO talk him ,
own. Nevertheless. two tickets were !
laced in nomination here, and the !;
attle next Friday night promises TO
g lively one. The meeting was held :
I Pat Silva's residence. Liliha and
ehool streets. and there were at least I
80 persons present. {
The Brown ticket nominated here /
as: Sol. Kaleiopu. president: D. Ka- I
Ia, first vice president; j. Kapono. b
econd vice president; Abraham Kau- il
kou, secretary; Henry Hanakahf, as
stant secretary; y. Fernandez, t
easurer; Kalei Aona, A Fernandez h
ID c. Doudoit, judges; Morono Hull, s.
J. Aud, P. {. Lane. j w Kawaiea Il
I'd 5. c. Dwight. executive committee. b
The Crabbe ticket was: 5. NJ Pu- II
hu president. William Laa, first II
&c president: Levi Nakea. second is
&c president; P. Silva, secretary;
(Continued on Page -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-14

its a
by Nicholas V
Of of
The dwelling Pop refusing
private living
of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-14
WALLS OF THE VATICAN
SAID TO BE CRUMBLING

ROME, July r4t has been discovered that
Vatican cbng and the Pope moving apartments pend
the repair of the palace
thousand dollars to put the building in safe condition
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-14
FRENCH DEPUTIES RIOT
OVER DREYFUS MATTER

PARIS, 14-The disorder followed the passage by
the Chamber Deputies bill rehabilitation of Drey
fus.
UNDER SECRETARY WOUNDED IN DUEL.
Secretary dangerously
e. IN duel with Deputy Piagleisicont-
cables yesterday carried the information that the French
Deputies passed promoting Of
restoring oonP % the army
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-14

Mr. Lake formerly manager Of the
Alexander Young Hotel, is now in the
hardware business at san Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-14
THE REBELS IN BRAZIL
ARE MARCHING ON RIO

LONDON, July 14-It reported Brazilian
spreading that the rebels captured
They marching Rio Janeiro
battle with the rebels. federas
killed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-14

The to a of
by
had been established
of
today The disorders Russia
With of the
in in of
strengthen a party but rather
orr lutioniss
As British feet the Baltic
would be remarkable
be
andt he Russian natn
Sir Edward said he could imagine the Russian interpreting
as
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-14
BRITISH FLEET
POSTPONES ITS
CRONSTADT CALL
1t Is Decided to Await More Propitious Time
to Send the Ships to the Great
Russian Naval Station.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablegrans.)

ASSOCIATED Cablegrams)
ST PETERSBURG July 14-The proposed visit of the Brit
s eet to Cronstadt has postponed propous time
SHIPOFF DECLINES
The Gar Premiership to Shipof who has de-
Clined it. = r' - ~ w.
MANY ESTATES DESTROYED
Fifteen provinces been DESTROYED bv
-
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATION
WARSAW, July I4--An unsuccessful attempt
night assassinae General of the officer
wounded 81
RUSSIAN TORPEDO BOAT SINKS
HELSINGFORS. Finland July I4-During nnaneuvers of
the Russian Baltic feet torpedo sank The
saved.
ASSASSIN WAS GIRL.
SEBASTOPOL, July 3-The authorities ascertained
nat the of the Admiral Chounn girl
as sailor. She has not been apprehended.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-14

Root would if
should
by experience
would be typical Of D. merie
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-13

For SaIe--A good, gentle allround
work horse cheap for cash. See
Gregg or phone S66. 20
Place your cTders now for dainty
lingerie waists and new circular
skirts. Mrs. Mary Lawrence. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Haynes re-
turned 10 Austin yesterday after n
visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Leman.
). II. Franklin shipped three car
loads Of hogs 10 Fort Worth Sunday
aud bought several wagon loads
brought TO town yesterday.
There will be a tea mt the home Of
Mrs + NJ. Law for the benefit Of the
Episcopal church, this afternoon
from 3 10 8, weather permitting. IS
Mrs. Odin Boddeker lett Sunday
for her home at Valentine on the
Southern Pacific, after a visit to re-
latives here.
DR.. ;. j. Emory aud sister, Mrs.
Hardaway arrived Sunday from
Navasota on a visit 20 Or. and Mrs.
O.. w. Emory.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-13

For fine fresh bread and cakes OF
all kinds call at thu Texas Bakery.
Careful attention 10 special orders.
Phone 50. Mrs. Otto Boehme. q
j. ID. Benson returned 10 Call,
Newton county. last night after at
tending the funeral OF his sister, Mrs.
MOorehead. MIR. Benson called on
the Eagle yesterday.
President Harrington aud Prof. r..
l.. Bennett Of the A. and NJ. College.
left yesterday for Washington, DC,
10 attend the meeting OF agricultural
commissioners of the United States.
The Monday Galveston News con-
tanned an excellent half-tone two
column picture of Mrs. W. 5. Howell
OF this city. who Is the recording sec
rotary Of the State Federation Of
Womens' Clubs.
DR.. Geo. II. Butler requests the
Eagle 10 announce that Evangelist
+. I. Martin OF Louisville, Ky, will
begin a meeting az the First Baptist
church In this city Sunday, April ;,
10 continue three weeks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-13

Shetland wool at Norwood's. 80
Valentines at James drug store.5s
Mrs. +. ST. Freeman Is visiting In
kosse.
House for rent. Mrs. C. NJ. Proc
tor. %
w.P. Connolly returned to Austin
sunday.
Gold fish for sale Mrs. c. NJ.
Proctor. %
Miss Loula Coulter is visiting in
Rockdale.
Geo. Deaton returned from Ennis
yesterday.
A. A. Dean of Tabor was In the
city yesterday
r.. II. Grant OF Grant was In the
city yesterday.
NJ. b. casters Of Kurten was in the
city yesterday.
]. l.. Andrews was IN from Pitt
Bridge sunday.
c. S Jores OF Harvey was in the
city yesterday.
Get your valentines az the Post
office Drugstore. 81
Four skeins Of Shetland wool at
Norwood's for Poe. 80
Mrs. J. N, wooten left yesterday
TO visit In Hearno.
Jotn MeCOrquodsle returned from
Houston yesterday.
Mrs. Burt Norwood has been IN
The past few days.
Valentines new stock: all kinds
aud prices. " IL. James. s.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-13

w. r. Crosby Of Illinois, Harold
Money OF Denver, b. +. Sanders Of
Houston, and Walter HUFF of Macon.
Ca, were here yesterday for the
shoot arranged at the fair grounds.
and revented by the rain.
All are cracked shots, but Mr. Crosby
Is especially distinguished by his
worlds record with a shot gun--sia
blue rocks without miss. He also
mas won numerous medals and
badges. and the Sunny South handi-
cap az Brenham three out Of four
times The three gentlemen first
named are representatives Of the
winchester Arms Co. aud the last
named OF the Dupont Powder Co.
Catch the spirit Of the happy an
niversary and call on NJ. RI. James
Tor all kinds Of fancy and comic val
entines. See his elegant display. IS
For Sale--Three : month old Po-
land. China gifts. $500 each. Full
blood. Apply TO NJ. r. Wallace at
this office N
One hundred bolts Of new embroid-
cries Just put on sale az Norwood's.
SO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-13

Sam Cavitt OF wheelock was In
the city yesterday.
]. r. Mathis was n visitor from
Reliance yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel Smith arrived
Sunday from Austin.
P.L. Barron of Rock Prairie was
Ia the city yesterday.
n. Rogers left Sunday for his
home at Hubbard City.
Ed. Crenshaw left yesterday on a
business trip TO Nsvasota.
l.. NJ. Barto arrived Sunday from
West, McLennan county.
"a thing OF beauty and Joy for
ever n-Acetylene gas lights. n
The commissioner court met
yesterday for the February term.
Marriage license has been issued
70 Eddie Harris and Evie Tyson.
]. w. Dyer was In the city Sunday
and left for Nasssota and Conroe.
Miss Kate Lawrence has reformed
from visit to friends at Benchley.
New line OF we'll assorted valen-
tines at the Postoiiice Drugstore. 81
]. 5. Martin and F. 5. Thompson
Of Marlin were in the city yester-
day.
Miss O4derbolz Of Calvert is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Hol-
land.
Miss Miller arrived Sunday from
Calvert 70 enter Villa Maria Acs-
deny
X, 5. Newsome and c. G.. McRea
were In from the BrsEos bottom yes
terdAy.
Valentinesi Valentines! All
kinds. Any price. Postofiice Drug
store. 5
Mrs. r. j. Roberts Of Houston is
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs w. j.
Roberts.
Pink, black aud blue Shetland
wool at Norwood's, four skeins for
% cents. 80
Mrs. X. l.. Clampitt returned 10
Millican Sunday, after visit to Mrs.
J. l.. Christian.
Phone 365 for carriage and trans
fer business. Have new carriage aud
will meet ali trains. day and night.
II ID. Evans. ~
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-13

Henry Kurten, Jr., OF Kurten, was
in the city yesterday. He stated to
q reporter that his father was no
better. The old gentleman is now
70 years old and has been In very
bad health for several months.
A regular meeting Of the board Of
directors OF the Business League will
be held at Carnegie Hall at 8 O'Clock
this afternoon. All members Of the
board are requested TO be on hand
promptly. The regular meeting Of
the Business League Will be held a
week hence, Feb. 20.
J. J.. Hensarling OF Wellborn was
called to Taylor yesterday on ac-
count OF az accident 90 his brother,
G. b. Herisarling, the latter having
been seriously injured by a horse
falling on him. Mrs. ]. l.. Hensar-
ling and daughter, Miss Johnnie,
were IN the city yesterday, having
come 20 town before the news OF the
accident reached Mr. Hensarliug at
WellbOrn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-13

YOUR BUSINESS is SOLICITED UPON THE
MOST FAV RABLE TERMS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-13

The new designs and patterns in the
above brand of hosiery for men,women and
children are now ready for your inspection.
We have the gauze Isle, onion skin. lace
boot, full lace and hand embroidered effects
at 2Sc, 3Se, Soc and 75c per pair, full finished
seams and fashioned. Every pair guaranteed
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-07-20

SefferIon Gttp, Nlp., 19. Suit.
Der @oup. 6pIt belt in Der aons
BENTON Der 2aoenbeiiBer BON Vti6ouri
eine 9tnipra4e, in peIder er entfAie>
ben Steuung gegen Sic 9erianOtge=
i9Gfte nabm uno 9lnSeigen in ben
2otdIae;tunQen oas Wort reoete. @r
1dgte: nDir iin0 itol5 auf uniere fAOs
nen StdOte uns mir tpiiEiaeH, CAP fis
ibren Rei9tbum uno ibre 8epolttrung
bermebren; bod aud Die Ganoltdote
fplIen empor6liiben. Die 8iirger oie>
fer Qnn0itGbte iolten oapon ubiebsn,
BefteGungen bur6 Die poit gu MAIDEN.
Menh cine Ortidait ibnen gut genug
erI9eint, um barin gu Ieben, ounn
foI1tsn iie aud ibre SeoarffiiIe bort
eintdufcn,
Sem 9aufmann fann Grfolg baz
Ben, penn er ni6t in trgeno elmer
MeiIe dnSeigt. W}an 5eige in Den 9oz
falaeitun9en an, unteritiiBe lie uno lie
tper0en fpieoerum CUR 8ermehrung
bes @eIhGfts bebilflid Iein. Die gez
oenpGrti9en GntbulIungsn iiber ben
Grd6I6 in Der tommer3iellen Welt
ffiften teinen SHdosn fir ben ehrliz
den @eIAGftsmonn. g}ah einem Rel
nigungsproseB lam Die dlgsnelne
Wo6lfdbrt nur 1epinnen.