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PROPOSITION NUMBER t.
Article IV.-Committees.
To amend Article " so as to read

To amend Article ~ so as to read:
Sec !. The following Committees
to consist of not less than seven mem
bcrs, one from each district, shall be
appointed by the President from a list
OF fourteen names for each committee,
two of which shall be suggested by the
Vice President of each district: Creden-
tials, Constitution, Rules and Order of
Business: Reports of Officers: On La
bells and Unfair Lists, and On Griev.
ances.
Sec. ,. In appointing the Auditing
Committee the previous Convention shall
designate three Central Labor Bodies
apart from the cities wherein the Pres
idcnt and Secretary-Trcasmrc reside. to
elect one Auditor each The Central
Labor Councils so selected shall elect
from the delegates from their respect
i've cities to the Convention. one dele
gate for such Committee. This Com
mttce shall examine all books and ac.
counts OF the Secretary Treasurer, certi-
iying to the correctness of the same. The
said Committee shall make to each an
nual Convention written report of the
condition Of all books and accounts OF
the Secretary.Treasurcr
Sec. 3. The Resolutions Committee
shall consist OF seven members to be
selected one each by the Vice President
from their respective districts The
resolutions Committee shall be appoint
ed at least ten days previous to the
converting OF the Convention OF the Fed
Grafton and shall meet in the Convention
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SOCIALISM AND THE CHURCH
VIII. christian Socialism"
by the Rev. Charles Stel2le.l

When the average man says that he is
a It hristian Socialist" he means to PLACE
the emphasis upon the word "ChriStian,
while the Socialist who is looking for
his Influence and his vote. places the
emphasis upon the word socialist
Meanwhile, that Christian Socialist is
giving socialism the credit for his chris
tianity. If he were simply to call him
self a Christian. he would be more near
~ expressing the purpose of his heart
and mind, and he would be giving Christ
the credit of his Christianity. Every
thing that is good in socialism had its
origin in Christianity, and it is under
obligations to Christianity for the best
things that it teaches. Socialism is an
economic system. There is no more rca-
son why Il man should call himself a
Christian Socialist than there is in call
ing himself Il Christian Republican or Il
hristian Democrat, unless he is con-
WINGED that there i so much in social
ism that is not Christian that he must
in self defence declare himself. So
allied Christian Socialists frequently try
TO cXcuecthcir position by appealing to
the honorcl names and high standing
of Kingsley and others who described
their doctrine many years ago as Chris
ian Socialism. These men omit to men
ton the fact that neither Maurice nor
Kingsley taught a single principle or
doctrine of MarXism, or of any other
description of modern socialism As
Prof. Flint remarks: when they main
tanned that social organization must be
preceded by individual reformation; that
trust in state aid or legislation was a
superstition that selihelp was the
the condition of the working classes;
that cooperation should be voluntary
and accompanied by appropriate educa-
ton; that. so far from private proper
/ ty being robbery. it was divine stew
ardship: and that men could never be
joined by brotherhood by more plans
to give them elf-intercst in common,
but must first feel that they had one
eommonI'ather,-thcy struck at the very
roots OF socialism"
| once heard a lecture by an eminent
London preacher on Christian Social
ISM in which he simply told of the in
stitutional and social work that was
being done by his great mission in Lon
don But that was not Christian So
eialism,-it was Christianity, pure and
simple.
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we'll as to all the business interests OF
the city whose prosperity depends upon
industrial activity.
If the secretaries of the locals in the
city who wish the JOURNAL mailed
to the homes of their members instead
.of leaving them in the lodge room, will
kindly furnish us with a mailing list
of their local. it viii be much appre-
ciatcd Several have already done so
aud We would like to complete our mail
ing list as soon as possible.
Quite a number of mechanics from
other localities are coming to the city
OF late. Nearly all OF them carry cards
and the first place they strike is the
Labor Temple, showing disposition to
be right on their part, which is much
appreciated by local unionists
G.. p. Butler an old time member of
the Electricians Union, has sold his res
idence in this city and will move with
his family the latter part of this week
to the Wenatchee country. Mr.. But
Ter has obtained a ranch near Wenat
chez and instead of handling currents
will try his hand at raising high volt
age apples His fellow members and
many friends will miss him, but wish
him all kinds of success in his new ven
turc.
The business agent OF the Building
Trades Council can be found in the La.
Dor Temple every day from to p. m.
There never was a non-union brand of
tobacco on the market so good but what
there was union made tobacco lust
as good if it was given a fair trial.
The Labor Temple cigar stand carries
the leading brands. Ask for them.
St. Patrick himself could not have re
sisted the temptation to do a few Irish
jigs had he been at the Cooks and Wait
ers ball in Masonic Temple last night.
The time the place and the jolly good
fellows giving the dance were a comb
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FEDERATION VOTES ON AMEND.
MENTS TO CONSTITUTION

city the day previous to the Convention.
"Sce B. All resolutions shall be in the
hands of the Sccrctary-TrcaSurcr in du-
plicatc form three days prior TO the open
ing of the Federation Convention. and
shall be the duty of the Secretary
urcr to present all resolutions to the
Rcsolti ions Committee at their meeting
the day previous to the opening Of the
Federation Convention. However, this
shall not prohibit any delegate from pre-
scntng any resolution to the Fedora
ton Convention the first session of the
same"
Number voting yes, 1881 number vot-
ing no 90.
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PROPOSITION NUMBER Q.
Article XXI.-AmendmentS.

To amend Article MI so as to read
amendments to the Constitution shall
be first acted upon by the Federation
adopted by the Convention shall within
ten days be referred to the membership
at large, and a majority of those voting
shall be necessary to adoption, the re-
turns to be in the hands of the Secret
ary-Trcasurer within forty days sub
scqucnt to the adjournment of the Con-
vontion. All amendments adopted shall
take effect April L.
Number voting yes, 1900: number vot
ing no, II.
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LOCAL GOSSIP


Gus Klopf, former secretary OF the
local Bartender's onion, has removed to
Victoria for the season. Gus will man
age a scmi-profcssional ball team in that
city. 1t is hard for the old lcaguers
10 Withstand the lure of the diamond
and whatever they do or wherever they
90 during he winter months they are
sure to be found back at the ball park
when spring rolls around. Here's luck
to You, old scout, and hoping You will
turn out combination that will eat
EN- up
Buy your tobacco and cigars at the
Labor Temple cigar stand You can't
go wrong for its all union made and no
good union man will patronizc anything
else but union made articles.
The city at last has a plumbing in.
-pector Bro. Zeigler member of the
local plumbers union, having taken
charge of the duties of that office thi,
week. Mr.. Zeigler has the respect of all
who know him and thoroughly under
stands his business and the taxpayer.
are to be congratulated in having com
petent man to look after the plumbing
in this city.
When you 90 into a restaurant and
you don't see the button Of the Cooks
Walters, and Mattresses Union. asl
them why they don't wear it. Do tho
same thing with the bartenders' if YOU
don't see them wearing the button
Nothing else YOU can do will help these
unions half 50 much
Next Monday morning will see all OF
the shingle plants OF the city again in
operation. This will be welcome new.
to the weavers who have enjoyed % an
enforced vacation for many months as
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PROPOSITION NUMBER :.
Article XII-DutieS of Secretary Treas

To amend Article MI 50 as to read:
He shall give bond in
some approved surety company the same
to be approved by the Executive Board
providing it be for not less than $1,000
the premium to be paid by the Fedora
ton, and for the faithful performance
of his duties he shall receive the sum
of $500 per manth."
Number voting yes. l737 number vot
ing no, l55.
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sting between plaintiff and defendant

isting between plaintiff and defendant
and to obtain decree that plaintiff
and defendant are joint owners of Ger.
tain lands specifically described in said
complaint, and situate in the County OF
Island and State of Washington, and
that plaintiff is the sole and separate
owner free and clear of any right OF
the defendant in and to a certain other
tract of land specifically described in
the complaint, situate in the County of
Island and State of Washingt on, and for
general relief.
MERRICK & MILLS.
Plaintiff Attorneys p. O. Address, Ev-
crett. Snohomish County, Washington
Date of first publication, Feb. 400, Ct.
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PROPOSITION NUMBER
Article Representation.

ArtlcIe MISREPRESENTATION
To amend fifth paragraph of See ,
80 a, to read:
ministerial fratenal delegates with
credentials from Central Bodies, and fra
tcrnal delegates from Farmers lnsti-
tute and state Grange, and delegates
from the Fcdcration- OF adjoining States,
shall be seated a. cX,officio delegates,
with voice and no vote
Number voting vcs. 1896: number vot
ing no. l6S.
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PROPOSITION NUMBER $
ArticleXV.-Remuneration.

To amend Article Ky 50 as to read:
The remuneration for los, of time by
members of the Executive Committee
or speakers engaged by them. shall be
$500 per day and actual expenses"
Number voting yes, l5jS; number vot
ing no, 400
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PROPOSITION NUMBER 3.
Article III.-Annual Convention.

Article III.-AnnuaI Convention.
To amend Article Ill so as to read:
This organization shall meet in an
nual convention, in legislative years in
Olympia one week after the converting
of the State Legislature, in. other years
at such time and place as the previous
convention may determine
Number voting yes, 1926: number vot-
ing no. 1886.
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PROPOSITION NUMBER i.
Article XI.-Duties of Officers; Presi
dent

To amend Article NJ 50 a. to read;
He shall he chairman OF
all meetings OF the Executive and Leg
islative Committee, having power to con
vene in special session in case OF cmer-
gency or when requested to do so on
written request of majority of its
members" etc.
Number voting.yes, lost; number vot
ing no. %.
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ALL AMENDMENTS CARRY

Below will he found the result Of the
referendum vote on amendments to the
constitution of the Washington state
referendum OF Labor. All amendments
we're carried by substantial maioritic9
and will be effective April lSt
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nat ION irresistible to lovers of the dreamy
waltz and lively two step and all voted
the ball a success.
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lebt boben, I'M ben Sober 5piI6en
Side6en ullo 9eutiden gu idiirell
nno Die @egeniaBe gu peridarfen,
i6eint es on ben &roeen geben su
ioQen @egen ben 9lbgeoroneteu
alofac, einen Der idlimmiten &aoau-
briioer i'm Geidsrat, lit in Yrag
Hnterll6nng lpegen Waieit1ts-8e-
leioigung eingeleitet lporoen. Dies
pnroe balb uno balb erpartet, naf-
Dem in Der 5tpeiten SanuarpoGe
aorreiponoena nit 8ei6lag belegt
iporoen NOR, pel6e fir &lofac all-
geblid fompromittierenb mar. Mud)
gegen Den tidedilden Siibrer Gboc
tit Elm 8erfabren begonnen noroen.
nno 5fpar megen Iufrei5nng 5u
Jeinoieligfeiten gegen cine onoere
Notionalitat
= Plus @aleitcia in 5pailien met
oct mon: SSsn eineln bieiigen 9ie.
frltierllilg=8urenll, in ipeldeln 2ooie
fir Die &onffription gesogen ipDr-
oel, brad ploblid Der sSllBhoosn
5lllanunen uno riB Ole i'm Gaal
befinoliden bunoertlno5mon8ig Her-
lonel in Die giefe. sSiiuf Yerio-
nen mnroen als Sei6en aufeeflul-
ben % maren ibiper, gum Sell tot
lid perlebtb llno 7S trllgen lcitbtere
8erlesuneen oapon. Ton ben Ser
lcbten meroen tpeitere Z ooer s Ser
ionen iterben. &aum maren Die So
ten uno @erlebten geborselL 10
itiir5te oas gauge @ebauoe 5uinm-
mclL oas iid a1s abiolut boufaais
crn)ies
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Seras.

Die Sunorp GipiI gia, sic
Dem aonereB porlieet entbdlt @e-
fir Seras gum 8etrage
BON $1,500,000. 9arunter befin.
ben iid folgenoe Soften: $75, 900
fir 8ergroBerung oes BoItgebGlloes
III unierer Staot, $97, 900 fir gou-
ten I'M Sort Son @oniton; $4,000
fiir ben @aIpeltouer Sofen, $5h-
900 fir Buffalo 8apou, $55, 900
fit ben 4iiItenfanaI; $125, 900 fir
Sbleuien uno Ddlnme DIN SrinitD;
100000 fir g[ranias HaB uno $5O,-
900 fir ben ga1 elmer ShIealc
nno zines 0anlnles im gra5os bel
Sibalgo Jal1s.
Der @ouperneur bot Die bon
Senator Maiterion eingerei6te Drai-
nageAgiu, Die in beioen Saniern
angenommen lit, nliter5ei1net. lie
gil1 ernoali6t Die 8ilollng ioge,
ndnf1ter Orainage-9iitrift uno Ste
oerielben gum 3efpd oes
gaus bon &analen, @b5ugsgraben
un6 moern 9roinage=giitri6tu
Der @ouperneur bot ferner 6ie
Bill unter5eidnet, luelhe oas BEL Der
letten @abl angenontmene Gerfai-
fungs-Mmenbenerlt be5iigIid Scr
grbobung Der S1nliteuer in 4roft
iebt. aiinftig meroen Die sdni-
oiitrifte cine Shuliteuer big 5u fiiilf-
gig Gents ausidreiben fonnen.
Sn Der Mabe BON Sitting Gun.
groipn gollitp, ipnroe Elm Mom
aus Dem @interbalt eri6oiiell Den
man ipater als einen Serrn Oates
alls @ronore erfannte. Ser Main'
lebte nod, als man ibn fnno, itart
aber balo oarauf obne oas 8etpu6t-
iein mieoer erlangt 5li baben. @nenl
anidein banoelt es fi6 bier Inn Ell
nen &aubnlorb. gs lit no6gefuie.
len. oaB Oates am 0ienitag $4,000
aug Der 8anf in 9fonger se5osen
uno iid nit Dem @eIoe auf hcu
Weg nah 8roipnipooo gen1adt battle
Dies @elo bate er nidt nlebr bei
ii6, ais man i'm fano.
- 9iebe orallgel mdbrerto ser
Haht in oas @el6dftslofal Der Sill.
gore State 9allf lit &ileore, ipreng-
ten ben @eloidranf auf nno ltob.
len $500, nit oenen iie ii6 oabol
mabten.
SSSn Weu=graunfels itarb 5rar
s5obanno Sleeper I'M 9[lter bon rs
Sobreu. Die 8eritorbene geb0rtl
nit 81 ben altelten 8eipobnerinnpr
Der Staot.
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3tpei Ghicaaoer glrbeiterfiih=

OlDel 0DlCuYueI AlDellel lltl=
rer, Martin 8. Moboer1, Ser Grd-
iioent Der u9liioeioteo guiloilrg
grobes" uno so. S. 8ople, Ser @es
i6aftsaeeltt ser Electrical @orfets
linton" iino BON Der @ran6inrD
Der 8eridlporung gegen gelpiIie &on=
traftoren angeflagt
Srou @rn. S. 2enlp it. bat
Inn @ieoeraufnabme TIRES Sdei-
oungspro5elies na6geiudt. Sic lit
NIT bem llrteil ni6t 5nfrieben.
St1 Der 2egislatur Don 'Sa-
paii ii1b ein paar giGs eingereidt
uoroen, Die iib gegen oas SiIGen
feitens Ser Sopaner IN ben balpaii'
fhen @etpaiiern ribten.
- 9as 3nbtbansfonlife oes Sc
nats bon Miiiouri bot cine Inter
iudune bes Stoats5udtbauies bor-
genon1n1en ltno bot in ieinem We=
ridt erflart, oaB oie ianitaren 3u-
itanoe eire Sdanoe fir oen Staat
5eie1t
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ct. csamcs Safe.

aein @unoer, ooB ole @elt I'M
ct. Solnes gofe lrudt ltno ipeiIt.
oenn Die Mobl8eitelt iino fir peni-
ges @elo mirflih por3iiglid. Der
@igentiir1er, $. sc ogenoie, 1T
tdeli6 uno itiiuoIib auf ieineln
8lose, iibertpodt Die Slide uno Die
Speiier1unte ielbit mo a6tet oarouf.
ooB bie @dite prompt beoient lrer-
ben. gr pia, oaB SSSeber in poller
@eiIe 5ufrieoengeitellt oas 2ofol
oerlGBt uno er errei6t ieineu 8lnad
in ieoem Safe.
Inter Dem ct. Sanes Sotcl, Souiion
StraBe.
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Ser obaelekte tiirfiihe @roB

Der abgeleete tiirfiibe @roB-
pe5ier &iamil 8oida bot iib oa5li
eatidloiien ieill angefiinoigtes Ma-
ntfeit, IN Dem er Die gntlaiiung Der
&abinettnliniiter ben 9lnlaB 5ll
ieiliem 5tur5e flaritellen iriG,
auf5uidieberl bis iid oie grreeung
Der @elniitcr geleet bot. sSlt eiiieln
Snterpieip erflart aialtil Ialba,
oas &onite fir @inbeit llno Sort
idritt uiurpiere oie Gedte bes Sul-
tans, inoem es beriuhe, bie aon-
troIle iiber bas Seer au erlanaen.
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Spbn 2umh

erDieIt emit nnuml6rdilfte ridterliDe
@eipalt iibertraeetl, bn 5ie6 bie @olontal@
gefebe als nrl5nldnelid) eripieien Sn
getpiiier 8e5iebl1ng ipdre all6 bellte nod
elm Sobn 2bnd bonnoten, lttlo 5tpar
gegen Die 2uadialber 8eionDer5
ibIimn treibeu es biefe 8etpi1lenlole:l
a6er nit Dem glrnen, ipeld]e an S,de
rnorrboiben leiben unb nidt nilleu, DaB
es fir bieie i9redlide lit1b ihnersbofte
&ranfbeit eiil ltnfe6lbares @eittel gieht,
tldlnlid5 9r. Silsbee's beriibnlte gnafce
1is. Gin ullfe1lbare5 Weittel lit ilitGt a.t
biel eefaet 9enn Sebermaln ipirb aufz
eeforbert, ii6 5u iiber5euger, inbent
bon g. Neritdbter & Co., 8or 24t5.
geeip Dorft Broben foitenfrei perlaHot
iperbetl.
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Die alamu,

Mltersgram, iuie traumperlpren,
Stebt bic alte 4lantp,
llnb es t6nt aus ibren Soren
ltns ,uie cine Weabnmmg 10:
uSter, tup mnier 8lnt geflDiIen
Tiir Der Jretbeit 1etl'ges HedJt,
Sas ben Staat 1at aitfgei1lpiIen,
Sir eiu funttnenbes 9eid)left,
Sci bic Statte, bic fit intmer
Stpl5er Jreibett iet gelueibt,
Sanf bic Mauer amf) tn Triimmer
Smmerbin inn 2anf Der Sett.
User BON nni'rem etp'sen Neften
ytnr Elm Saar 81 iteblen inht,
User nns iutebernm SIT &ned)ten
Wtad)en mill CT iet perflnht.
Sb er fpmtm' als sseino binieben
Weit @eiualt in lnier 2anb,
Sb er mill 0eieke ifmieoen,
Sie Gn6 feiieln SUP mnb Sanb,
Ginerlei! ais elm gerrater
Sci er intmer angefeb'n,
Nms ben 9rGbern Gnrer Sdter
@iro iein @egner auferiteb'n."
2akt bic @arnrng iiidJt pcrgebens
SDnen bier ON itnier DIR,
gtiemanb fremet fidl bes 2ebems,
User ietn SretbeitsrefJt perlpr.
Will Elm finit'rer 0eiit pernidten
Sebe Srenbe bieier Welt,
Sollen mir auf bas per5idjten,
Was ben Srpbiinn nns erbalt,
Sd),p5ren mir linn etu'sc Je1be,
Sci benz giere, bas befannt
Sebem Srennb Der freten 9iehe,
tinh bas M | m D" senannt.
llnb ipenn 81 | a nj o" mir trinfen,
Sci ber Srtnfiprud) berseiast:
,Seber 0egner iDll neriinfen,
Ser nns bran 81 biubern ,uagt."
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Jnlanr.
Extra-Sitzung
Der kongrsss soil am l5ten
MARI zusammsntretsn.
Konfsrsnz einberufen.
Das Humphrey Amsndsmsnt
angencmnen.
Scbwindsucbt- Epidemic
hsrabzstzung der Papisrz0lIe
empfcbIen.

ullier ndhiter HrGiioent, Serr
@iaiam s, Saft, bat oefil1itib BE.
idIoiien, oaB Die grtra-Seliion bes
8ongreiies bebufs 9fepioierung bes
Farifs auf ben Is. M1ra einberufcil
iperoen ioa. gr bat Die 9liioc. Brelic
5ur 8er0ffentlidung oieies ieines
9eidluiies autoriiiert. 9lnd gfeprd-
fentant 8apne fiinoigte I'M &cpr6=
fentantenbauie oieien geidluB oes
9errn 9aft an. Die Mnfiiltoignue
erfoIgte nod elmer l6ngeren aoll-
feren5 5ipii6en 9errn Taft, Senator
MIorih uno Spreher Cannon.
Hr11i6ent NooIepelt bat oifi-
aiea befannt eegebelt BOB er an
al1e Nationei,, Die bel Der @anger
Grieoensfonferena pertreten iparel,
cine @inlaoni1g 5ur geilnabme oil
elmer &onferen5 erlaiien iueroe, fie
iih NIT Der @rboltung nno ipitelnn-
tiiden Mnsnubung Der NaturiGase
Der ein5elnen Sanoer belbaftlgell llno
einen Ylan fir einbeitlides 8oraee
BEN beraten foIl. Die &onfereli5 ion
fommenben September I'M @aae
itattfinoen.
SIN @epraielltantenballie ocs
&ongreifes tpuroe oas .SimlpbreD
Mmen6emei1t" nit 129 gegen 4O
Stimmen ongenommen. 0ieies@men-
0ement, Delhes ben senat bereits
nrter benz Wamen sanor-Bia" pal
iiert bat, berbietet ben Sranspprt
bon Spirituoien I'M 5iDiibenitactli-
den Sanoel penn niht Der gtb-
fen0er uito Der tatiahlide Gmpfane
ger ioiDie Der genaue Snbalt alti
Dem Gebinoe pernerft 1T. @eprd-
ientnnt Bartbolot bon Wtiliouri per-
fnhte, oieies Imenoement oabin 5n
onlenoieren bob au9 anoere De
trdnfe, ipie Gioer nno Ionitige mebr
als orei Bro5ent Mlfobol entbalten-
be @etrdnfe unter oieies Mner1nc-
ment follen. Sein Mntrag muroe
nber init "a gegen 81 Stlmnlen &c.
ihlagen nno oas 9unpbreD-Mmen-
dement, o1genommen.
Die Snoianer- -4on1mtllion bot
Den Bralloerlten oaranf onfrncrtlan
gerlaht bob utater ben Sionr-Sn-
oInnern Die Sblplnolubt IN fnrbtr
borer Teiie tpiite uno Die Eooess
fdlle IN acknowledgement WtaBe 5il-
l1nbmeft. Sic bat I'M Die @rgret-
lung ausgeoebnter 9iilfs- nno Sdnn-
moBregeln erIudt.
Bas &onite, ipelhes ieiner5eit
ernonnt tpuroe, Inn Die Mngelegen-
beiten oes yopiertrnIts 5it unteriu-
d3en bat oem Observation-Disclosures
beg &ongreiies einen gerid)t por-
gelegt, IN Dem es enlpfieblt ben
ginfubr5oH aitf 3eitnngspapier bon
feds Dollars anf fiiuf Dollars per
9onne 81 reon5ieren, ierlier ben 3oa
nnf genoblenes 9ol5, oas 5ur go.
Decentralization benusf miro, oiif5ll.
beben nno alif yWooo Ynlp" eiaen
Sol BON eineln 3polftel Gent per
Efuno 81 iesen. 9as aonlite cnr-
pfieblt, Nohfori1ungen ataultelleny
OBJ nidt cine Bflar5e gefufloeli iner-
ben Tonne, Die iid ebenio gut 6llr
Yaplertobritotion eigne tDie Sold.
Gin iebr periliinftiges 0eies
bat Die Segislatur oes Staates Siio.
Carolina angenommen. gs perbie-
tet, bob irgeno cine i'm Staate CT.
ibeinenoe 3ettung ODER elm Woaa.
5irl ben Nafnen elner Jrau ooer ei-
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Gin gutter @r1tmb
San 9lutoniuer 8iirger f0nueu Gu6
iageu, warnm es 10 it.

9oon's 9eierett=BiIlen furieren oic
llrla6e ser &rallfbeit lmo oesbolb
lit es, oaB oie &uren 1tets onbalteIl
9ieies Seilmittel itarft nno beIebt ole
geierell es bilft ibnen, bie fliiiiigcn
8ifte aus Dem &orper 5n treibetl
oie &opfpeb, 9aidenidnero nno Die
i6redliden Stierenleioen uno uritlie-
rungsbeldiperoen uernrla1en. ge-
pobner bon 5on 9lntonio geberl
3eugnis ob fir permanente &uren.
Oers. Worie 9tobmann, 615 Mon.
tana StroBe, San 9lntonio, logt:
SD gebrou6te Doon's 9eieren Bil-
len por etipa orei sssobren nnb oa-
mails erfannte ib ibren groBen @ert.
Sic totem mir auBeroroertIi6 piel
@utes ltno ieitoenn babe i6 nur ipe-
mig ooer feline 56lpierigfeiten nit
meilten Nieren gebabt. Cine neiner
Jreunoirnen beflaste ii6 iiber 9sie-
renleiOen uno i6 riet ibr, 0oan's
9eieren Eillen 5u periu1en. Sic
fa1fte cine Sdobtel in Ser geror
Drug 60. uno l1odoem iie iie genonl-
men, wor iie prompt eebeilt. S6
babe pol1es 8ertrauen gu oieieat
pradtigen Seilnlittel uno 5ogere
l1idt, ibnl neine 9lnerfennung 5u sol=
len nno es neiter 5u enlpfeblen.
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@aibinatom amfaeae6em

bon orei Doftoren, tpuroe 5 Bodea
lang i'm gett eebalten. 8lutpergif-
tllng burd einen 5pinnenbiB oerur-
iohte groBe, tiefe @unoen an ieiue.l
geinen. Die 9oftoren ribtctell
nidts aus, oeirn v8uflens Mrlica
Salbe" furierte mid noaitdnoie"
i6reibt Sobn @aibington aus gos-
quebille, Seras. Sir @caema, 8eufsn,
granowuloen unb 91norrboiben lit
es oos bette. 25 gts. BEL alien Drug
aiiten.
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81, ser AR0he /,

SSn Der Ndbe bon Seliinaoer
ronnte Der oaniide &rell5er .Seiln
bal" nit DEM ellglil6en 0nmpfer
5ulonmen. Ser ySeiln-
Oal" muroe idiper bei6aoi9t uno
nur nit GROCER Mii6e por Dem Sin-
fen beipabrt. Die 8ei6aoiguneen
an oenl englii6en 9anpfer iilto
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Gum gerfauf BEL anen SGnolern
Breis 80 Gents. Soiter-Milburn
Co. Buffalo, Seem gorf, aueinige
Slgenten fir Die Ser. Staateu.
grinnert Gud bes Nalnells ~
8oat unb nebmt feline anoeren.