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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-09-27


whether she'd marry you or not. Yes,
in half that time. You could tell Jest
as quick if you wanted her. I'm first
cousin to Cupid myself, and l believe
in moonlight nights, turtle doves,
shady dells and whippoorwills, but
you see l amt wldower cooking my
own meals, and ] amt pressed for
time. Drive over there and have a
talk with Mrs. Jones. In this world
we don't want to skip many good
things"
"She gets around lively, does she?'
asked the farmer, though trying not
to betray too much interest.
"Jest as If she had springs under
her"
Think she's a good COOKE"
"Her children are fat and healthy"
"She may be extravagant."
"She don't look it. Everything
plain but neat"
"Well, I'll see about. 1t. Much
obleeged."
If the peddler hadn't given the
farmer matter for serious thought he
had at least aroused his curiosity.
In three or four days it got the
better Of him, and one day he put on
his best clothes, had the children
wash up and don Sunday attire, and
all piled into the wagon and drove
off.
The Widow Jones was killing the
bugs on her garden potatoes when
Elijah drove UP. He hadn't got out
of the wagon yet when the woman
came to the gate and asked:
"'Ain't you making mistake,
stranger?"
"You are the Wilder Jones. take
it?"
"The same" 81
"Then Pm right so far. Can un-
load the children?
"Why, yes. This is no orphan
asylum, but they are welcome"
81 wanted you to get close view
of them and hear 'em talk. None OF
them stutter or are tongue-tied. Your
| youngn over there seem 70 pe a.
right"
Nothing wrong with them,
stranger Let's see? Did you say
your name was Schermerhorn?"
Lord, no! It's Baker. I live four
miles up the road"
"And you are widower?"
"Jest SO"
give heard of you. Reckon you've
come to ask me to marry you?"
81 may before I'm done. You see,
| have no time TO court"
Same here. Sit down on the door.
step and let me get pencil and paper
Now, then, what sortsf farm you
or
~ hunarea and twenty acres, and
fr-nsa md barn rs
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-09-27
A Plain
Understanding
By Irving L. Nc ilvray


Copyright 1912, by Associated Literary
Press.)
Elijah Baker, farmer, rather prided
himself on his Straightforward way.
II he said no, 1t meant no; II he said
yes, he would stick to 1t. He was a
widower with three children that
needed mothers care. He had for,
year past kinder admitted to him
self" that he would marry again II
he found the right woman, but he
hadn't found her the day the tin ped.
dler came along and sold him three
pans and. wash dish and jocularly
said:
IF was a widower, I'd get mar
riea again."
"You might not be able to find
her." Elijah replied.
1T wouldn't take me over an hour
She lives back here about four miles.
stopped at her house when / came
along"
"Who is she?"
"Widder Jones, with two children.
She's a right up-and-down woman.
She says to her hired man or children
do this or do that, and they do it.
told her she ought to marry agin."
"And what did she say"
"said a husband wasn't SO darned
easy to find"
81 guess it's so on both Sides"
sighed Elijah. what gets me in the
matter is the time lost in falling in
love, counting and then waiting for
the wedding. When fellows got
work enough for three men and only
one pair of hands to do it with, how's
he going to fool away six months
timer"
HE can't do it." replied the ped
dler. "He may do 1t the first time,
but not the second. He sees that the
game amt worth the candle"
''But women expect to be courted."
Eyes, mostly; but widders don't ex-
pect SO much as gals. This Wilder
tones would tell you In an hour
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-09-27
Do YOU Get Up
With a Lame Back?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everyone knows of DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-R Root, the great kidney, liver and
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-09-27
TransvaaI Gold.

The value of the gold output of the
Transvaal for the year 1911 has been
reckoned at s17O,Ooo,O0o This was an
increase in value over the previous
year of more than s140,000,O0O. 1t is
estimated that the gold output Of the
Transvaal for the year mentioned con.
stitutes almost. If not quite. SO per
cent of the output OF the whole world
for the same year. In 1910 the pro-
portion was SO per cent, so it will be
seen that the South African gold mines
are steadily improving. The dividend
distributed from the 1911 output reach
ed the princely sum of s37.779.057.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-09-27

tight az drums. Horses. cattle, sheep,
hogs and poultry. Three children, as
you see, and they are as healthy as
rabbits. Don't have to lick one ones
4 week"
That's purity good" replied the
widow as she touched the pencil to
her tongue. 1--WE got a hundred
acres here, and you can see what
shape everything's in. All going
right and 5000 in the bank"
Elijah stood up to look about him.
and he felt his heart warming
toward the widow as he sat down
again.
"And your age?" asked Mrs. jones'
"Forty-eight."
mime is forty-seven, and neither
Of US use hair-dye. Do you swear
and chaw tobacco?"
81 do"
"Glad to hear 1t. A man who fs
too good can pass me by. I had just
as lief you'd swear once In awhile. I
say darn It'll when things go wrongs
Let's see? You want good cooklng?@
Purity fair"
do you snore in your sleep?"
"Nobody's ever complained"
Same here. Do you get mad
easy%
mot unless I step on the blade Of
hoe and the handle flies up and
gives me a whack. Then I take ID
out on hog or cow"
about the same as me. Do you
build the kitchen fire winter morni
ings?"
Every morning the year round"
That's decent in a husband. Think
you could get along with my chill
dren? I reckon could with yours"
Lands, yes!"
"If you should come in and find
me spanking one OF them"
I'D take 1t that they needed It.
I've been a widower most three years,
and can't get the knack Of sponkisg
a young'un yet. 1t is a knaclr, amt
it?n
For sure. No man has ever got it
yet Come here, Mary. I'm going to
spank you"
But / amt done nothingp whimt
pered the child.
No, but It's just to show Mr.. Baker
how it's done.",
Couldn't be beat!" said Elijah as
the snankfnp was finished
"And now" said the widow as she
took up her pencil again, "do you
believe in the Bible?"
Every burned word of it,"
Jonah and the whale?"
EYES," /
'Ioaves and fishes 2.
EYES,"
'Dan1 and the llons?"
"The same. I'd just as quick dis
pute the family almanac as the
Bible"
Then we shan't have any disputes
over that" replied the woman. as
the world round or flat?"
Round"
=zE"Do you -be7fvrO IN tirv orouny lI.oe-r 80
II most solemnly do. I've seen him
come out Of his hole on sunshiny
day in February and make winter
hang on for three months longer!
more?"
"Mr. Baker," replied the widow, as
she rose up, 81 kinder feel that I'm in
love with you" !,
Same here"
"And as we are both busy persons
with mighty little time to lose"
"I'll go for a preacher now"
Eyes, you might as we'll"
And people point them out today,
after they have been married five
years, and say:
"S'posen they had wasted a whole
year in sparkling and lost two crops of
corn and 'taters!"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-09-27
Her FayorIte.
ING Snortleigh took Belle Cling.

Young Sportleigh took Belle Cling.
ham to see boxing contest.
Keep your eye on Billy the Bean
Bumper" he cautioned, because he is
sure to put it all over that lanky boy
from showhegan."
Belle demurred.
:, nu. why?' she inquired; I'm sure
.he o.nef gentleman has the best geg
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-09-27

For soreness of the muscles, whether in
duced by violent exercise or injury, there is
nothing better than Chamberlain's Liniment.
This liniment also ralisyes rheumatic pains
For sale by all dealers.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-09-27

For sale-near Meadow Dale-a
four acre lot, with house Good oor
den, excellent water etc so'a ga
to Mrs. NJ. B. Campbell, w Wppa
prings, Va. s' A,n
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-09-27
Especially the RenedIcts.

GAIL men are liars"
prove it."
Hasn't every man at some time
vehementiy declared that he wouldn't
stand something or other and then
stood it9ss
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-09-27

Buy IT now. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy is almost certain to
be needed before the summer is over. Buy
it now and be prepared for such an emer
genoy. Fer sale by ail dealers.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-09-27
Know What You Are Doing

EVERY can of Masury Paints is honestly labeled labeled for
what actually and nothing else You cant make mistake IN
buying MASURY paints You buy better pants at any
price,
now Maury Son pioneers in printing on their can
labels formula telling the contents OF the can
believe is right for paint buyers to know what they are
buying label tells them their business to make good
paints and they will not make oher kind 1t your
business paint with your instead shut to pro-
tect yourself you know what in the you are
buying.
all over the country The Masury paints gallon for gallon will
further longer and protect its wood better than any other
paint dollar Masury paints are the most eco
nomical to buy.
Wilson Bros. Druggists, Staunton Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-09-27

bladder remedy, be-
cause of its remark
able health restoring
properties. Swamp
Root fulflls almost
every wish in over
coming rheumatism,
pain in the back, kid
neys, liver, bladder
ard every part of the
urinary passage. 1t
1.f.l -
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-09-27

hold water and scalding pain in passingit,
or bad effects following use of liquor, wine
or beer, and overcones that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
through the day, and to get up many
times during the night.
Swamp-Root is not recommended for
everything but if you have kidney, liver
or bladder trouble, it will be found just
the remedy you need. It has been thor
oughly tested in private practice, and has.
proved so successful that special ar
-iangement has been made by which all
readers of this paper, who have not al
ready tried it, may have sample bottle
sent free by mail, also a book telling
more about Swamp Root, and how to
fndoutif you have kid a>A
ney or bladder trouble. NNlFa1 TfllGaEslsia
When writingmention ss.:
reading this generous -
offer in this paper and sSs5ls
send your address to ssss e s.ssasssss
DR.. Kilmer & Co., Home ., swamp-Root
Binghamton, NY. The regular ffty-cent
and one-dolIar size bottles are sold by
all druggists. Don't make any mistake
but remember the name, Swamp-Root,
DR.. Ki1mer's Swamp-Root, and the adj
dress, Binghamton, N. Y, on every bottle.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-02-08
cious refreshments were served.

NaOuo lCIl CollultnlS were StFNtu.
A movement is ON foot among
quite number of our business
men to- petition the city council
to do away with the present oc-
cupation tax. There seems to be
great dissatisfaction regarding
this assessment, as a large num-
Der are not subjected to its pay
ment. Merchandise houses. bak-
cries, butcher shops, two of the
three banks, real estate offices,
hotels, printing offices, etc, while
blacksmiths, woodworking shops,
BARRIERS. lawyers, doctors and
dentists are excepted. A petition
will be prepared and the bus
mess men will be given an OPP
portunity to sign up, after which
the appeal will be presented to
the council.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-02-08
Its FILED
BY P. & l. N.
cation Made for Right
Nay From Meadows
Ito Near Higgins.

Pacific & Idaho Northern
vi filed in the federal land
Iits set of maps, plats and
&tion for a right of way
les from Meadows to a
lear Higgins, Idaho county,
4 Performing some wonder
hgineering feats, the rail
Hans to cross and recross
title Salmon river several
hnd winds up it's journey
b that part of the state
bssing the Little Salmon
Yen the main Salmon all
a comparatively short dis
Z line ends about one-half
Blow the conjunction of
rivers at mile post No.
The number of bridges
e company intends to put
he line wanders through
ection Of the state and the
ring skill that it will re-
70 handle the work is ex-
interesting to the engi-
who have seen the maps.
&lso thought to be rather
fable that the road should
ross the Little Salmon and
liver to the main Salmon,
b few miles of territory.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-02-08

Der of days this week. Mr.. Rice
was operating hotel in Florence
at the time of the discovery of
Buffalo Hump, and later contest
ed title to the Big Buffalo claim
winning half interest in that
property. While in the hotel
business at Florence Mr.. Rice
grubstaked Chas. Robbins and
hlgley Young and sent them into
the Hump, at which time this
former famous claim was located
and later an attempt was made to
keep him from securing an inter
est, hence the contest. During
the time of the differences an at
tempt on the life of Rice was
made by Young who later killed
his wife and sulcided while living
in San Francisco.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-02-08

Jas. Pence, ex-mayor of Boise
spent a number of days in the
city this week. 1t is generally
understood that Mr.. Pence mis-
sion was in behalf Of Mr.. Alexan-
der, democratic candidate for
the gubernatorial nomination.
For Sale-A good Round Oak
range. G. p. Thompson.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-02-08
paid TAXES LIGHT.

ssor John V. Nash this
gives out the following in
ing information regarding
Dllection of 1911 taxes in
Il county.
q total tax collected for all
Uses was $176,327.81. Total
bit on tax roll for state and
g purposes was $125,0 18.58
bit cancelled by board OF
aissioners was $141.71; the
|nt delinquent, 81, 525.21.
IS is the smallest delinquent
he county has had in a mum
+ years.
4 difference between the to.
mount collected for all pur-
and the amount on roll for
and county purposes is
up by special taxes of diff
kinds.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-02-08

Harold Sims, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Frank Sims, left Tuesday
morning for Hollister, in the
southern part of the state, where
he will make proof on some land
interests in that section. The mis-
sion OF Mr.. Sims will possibly oc-
cupy a couple of months time,
after which he will seek new
field, and later will possibly enter
college.
j. w. Hockersmith on Tuesday
purchased the interest of his part.
ner, j. I'll. Hanson, in the grocery
business conducted by them for
number of years. Mr.. Hooker
smith announces that a special re-
ductlon on everything in the store
Will be made at once and will con
tlnue until the stock is reduced
at least one-half after which time
the store will go ON a strictly casl
basis. Mr.. Hockersmith returned
to his ranch on Joseph Plains
yesterday and will move his fam
lily INTO town at once.
Little Ernest Day, son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Day, who has been
SO seriously i'll for the past few
weeks, is now on the mend.
Frank Hogan of White Bird,
was in the city Tuesday and Wed
nesday of this week. Frank says
stock on the Salmon wintereC
nicely and that the grass is now
starting nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Mcdonald
arrived in the city last evening
from Roseburg, Ore. Mrs. Nc
Donald is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Z. j. Briscoe and she
and her husband have lived in
Roseburg since her marriage a
number of months since. They
will make their home in this city
Deputy Sheriff Chas. Thompson
is in the Elk City district this
week summoning jurors.
Sheriff Overman is busily en-
gagged summoning jurors for next
weeks term of district court
from the White Bird country.
We are informed that Mr..
and Mrs. Stranger Chamberlain,
formerly of this city, will re-
turn here in a few days and
take up positions previously held
at the Arlington hotel.
Real Estate. Geo. M. Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Frank Sims
entertained number of friends
at cards Monday evening. To
ward the wee small hours deli
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-02-08

Walter Hickerson says there
are twelve different towns ship
ping their laundry work to the
Electric Laundry. They surely
must be getting prompter service,
lower prices and better work
than they can get elsewhere.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-02-08
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express the
deepest gratitude to the many
friends and neighbors who so
kindly assisted us during the
sickness and death of our wife
and mother.
w. HI. HARDISTY,
and Family.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-02-08
: OF FORMER RESIDENT.

ke Rice, Of Spokane, formerly
known in this part of the
Fy, was in the city a mum
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31

sSobn Sdurr, 81 5nars. 2145
QUEEN giin Qotnu,, 21bmuHs.
Gheeren 6dnna, 43, Ronpartil 90
tel, Snouef In EGipebt.
Wtdra. Mnter, 68, 210 On 12.
Sirabe, auftr0brensnisiinbuns.
GAMES WulIOnen, 81. 1856 Gilbtrl
.4osnus, 4ltersihtp1fe.
Cecilia audtrt. 3 Wonaie, Stutt'
boipital, Warasmus.
2niprtnse Coleman, /, Alb Smitf
Strabe. Snqusft in Shptbe.
S1.e quna. IL, 660 0lenDoco
Gthtrntni3iinbung.
Sebn u. Neper. ] Wonai. 1881
Wefipooo ap., Snoueit in Ghpebe.
Sos. Batter, "a. 524 Donbribg.
Sirabe, qufirobrenentsuubuns.
g<iTie pOipe[l, 80. 800 On 2. Cir.
qunstnsnisiinbuns.
5obn 6ceIiher, 81. R.abins, g..
qungensntsiinbuns.
Cora Gniitt, %, 544 garlist.
Mn., GffnsHnt ud1f.
5obn MuLsn, 43. 529 On 8. ap.
Shninbiuti.
ssp6n beioiner. 54. 1911 Sit 8
Strobs. sdfpinbfuti.
Charles Marn. SO. 937 6opiini
Strabe. arebe.
GIiie gsorris. II, 3744 aublOD ap.
S6pinbfuht.
Narn Msnousb. 81, armsnbdus
bersleiosn.
Gbrif. gippst. 7s, 1884 Boon,
Gtrdbe. arieri.npertnanns.
Gath. besmnn, 81. 3l05 Wooo6urr
No., 4ltsrsfhp1t..
Rnr etpdlb. II. Siioiides alteni
beim, 6erSfhlag.
Gtnries 8nmtb, 16. 724 glintcr
GiraBs. Jnqusit in Snir.bs.
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in H&8ranti ertappt.
Ginbrs4er mad beftiser Gsp.uwsbr
binsfelt sema9t.

pripatpolBift Jobn grabn iab frif
geiiern WcrseH einsn Wonn i'm Spei.
ten Stodipert oes gtobIiHtments bon
6. Roiin & Son, Ro. "a Of Dear.
Girabe. unb bsnahrihiigss oitpoli3ei
qdirolpae.n 4 trdf bulo barauf Elm.
unb bic pcIi3ien Wallop unb Narib
ourhiahten NIT essosen,n ReDpIpern
oas san5e Gebduos. bis fie ihli.bliG
ben einbrefsr unler uHlaeitiir5tea
aiiien perT.edt i'm 5ipeiisn Siodper.
porfanoen. Der atrl tpioerieBie ii6
feintr 9erboftuns aug aeibes,rdfteH,
fpuroe jebch ihlieblid iierDdliist
unp unter Der 4nilage bes Giubtuhs
sinssfpsrrt. gr bate .in erobss
GleiifermeFer, nebrere 9useno Ger
rsnuntsrtleiber. ahtsebu iilberns aofs
fsl unb cine Sheere in ieinem 8siise.
Rahforihunssn srsobsH, bub sr burt
Elm sSenftsr oes stpeiien Stodnrt,s
eingeftieasn mar. Der Gefunsens res
aiitrirte itb ais Gbarles SphnioH. %
Sabre alt, nobnhaft i'm Columbia
6ptsl.
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gdades GincMsater WoIfsbtatt Uavs4 81 aaa4r 1919.

unb ruk sngleid. Muh bic Dame III
mil ibrtm Ghlitien ins Msine seioins
men. gnblid Iibi iie einen gluetnbIid
srituunt mitten anf Der gabn unb
ihuttet iidb aus pDr 2ohen iiber meins
Goge om fsitlihen 5hneeoamm. aus
nem ih mid berausgrabe. SdDn orr
eentlid nebnIen mir rpiebsr gldb ouf
ben gefiisisen QolspferDhen nno alei.
ten tabeIIos hinab freilih obne ben
ihntioisen Glan, ben mir pom glnfuns
Der Bobn mitsenommen butien. llns
ten empidnet uns bic Iuitigs 9eisls
lhuft NIT Sduhsen unb Spott, mir
tshen nod aus ipie iebenbia setporoene
Shnvmdnner. limb bat man nod
3eit, 10 eilt man nod einmal binauf.
Diesmal triFft bas llmperfen unb aus
geln iiher einen nnbersn uno oanu iino
nie laher ouf unferer Seite. Wer
oiss 0ersniigen nod niht tsnnt. Der
rcbIs,
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anf mad, Ierifo!

Die mir bereits in bsr Sonntugss
hummer rfp1bnten, gebenit cine aHs
sdbl prominenter 8efHGftsltut. uHs
iertr Gidbt cine Stubienr.iIe nah
Cuba uno Werifo gu unierHehmsn.
Die Jiibrun5 biei.r Griuriicn nat
oem Siioen Iiegt In 9dnoen bon
Germ I. go. 9efer, qrofeFor bes
Sponiftsn an Der MoobpurD god
fhule, Der msbrere Sabre in fpdniidl
rtoenb<n q1nosrn selsbt bat. Spe5iels
Ter 3tped Der Heife ift fir bic Iheiie
nebnKr: J.ne Gambler nno ihre PRO-
butte perfDnlih tsnneH gu ltrHen.
6anbelsbe5i.bungen an3utniipfen, To-
fpie bic Ipaniihe Sprahs prattifh gu
trIsrnen; nne fir ben 2eitr: cine re-
selm1biee aorr.ipoubtns stpifneH
bonnsls Ghiilern BON m0cbparb
nnn Gtnbentsn Der 6dnbelsihuIe in
Reri.o Gitp ansubobnsn. Dits pors
ireffIih< unisrnebmen bietet alien Be
ttxiliaisn oie oenfbar siiniiigiie Geles
aenteit. binnen turser 3tit uno onf
Bic ana.n,bmfts WsiIs iih aenniniiI,
cnaueignsn, ipeIfe bic sinmoliQ,
4ussabe hurh boppslte uno ortifads
Ginnabmen ihnea unb rsi6lif lob
nen iperben. Tsnn BET Der rapibsn
s3unabms unisrss Grports na4 alien
adnbern fpontidsr 3uuse fuhen pi.Ie
banDeIsbduIer beitGnbis mad, 2euten.
Sk Spuniih iprehen uHp itreibtn
t5nnen, uHb sablsn bic bDhfttn 0es
bdlter. Die 9orbsrsiiunsstlaHe fir
Die GrturIipn mad Wlerito III in Bill
buns tegriffen. gtur cine besrsnsts
an3dN BON Hsiieaefdbrten tpiro 5ua,s
loFtn. Der tbeiIsunebmen ipiiniht,
foIse iid idbIsunisft anmsloen.
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griibt fpurbe. Or bontts fir ben chs
renbtn gmpfons anb nabnte bonn siir
Ginigfeit unD su itetiger Wdhfamfsit.
Muf BITE beuifhfeinolide 9nItune Der
ensIiInen prtne bKfts gunbes tintDeie
fsnb. Ieaie er snereiIhe gertpobrung
gegen bie bel biefer prsiIs iiblide
Wobe Der 9ebanolung alItr nidt bier
GebOrenen uIs rJOr.isners1 ein. Die
Deutfdxn bisrSulanbt miibten, fubr
er fptiter, aaf eigene iyiibe fteben-
1isber bGiien iie srobtsntheils BON
Gsutihlanns Mahtiisllune felt 1870
ge5ebrt, ss i0nns aber eilmul cine ans
bert 3eit iomm.n. Der enslifde Com.
Eel itets auf Der 2ouer unc pdft niif
bic Oeksenbeit, TeutfhIanb 3u yrs
malmen. WOae Dieie 3eit ME iommen.
oenn fonit luiiros iih Die Gage Der
Dsutfhtn In ben Der. Sian.sn iiri
bunbert pro5ent psrfhIimmsrn. Des-
halb fei es nnerlGbIit fiir bic Dsuts
fhen In biefem aanbe. fsft uno ireu slis
iammen3uIteten, nnb je nah ibren
Berboltsn nnb ibren GrfoIesn iplrcen
fie bon ihren aintern unp ainbestins
bsrn esfeenet ober psrfluht fperben.
Gs lei nDihig, ben Mmeritantrn su seis
gen. oab bic 9enifnen cine poIitifhe
Waatt finb. nit Der alIeseit gsrshnsi
fueroen miiFe. Wie unb nimmer biirft
aber bic pcIitit bic Deuiiten enisipei.
en-. fis miibien iih bon ben seieIn Der
iilapenm1bieen parisipoliiit losreis
BEN unh itets nur eds bette Wobt uno
5nter.Ife bss Ttutihthums i'm Muee
BADEN.
R.bner srlieb bann tinen frdftis.n
4pptIl an bas finger. Glsment Der
Deutidamerisoner gum anfhfub an
ben Stabts nnb Stadisperbnno unb
ben RatioHalbunb. oa ibr Gefhid i'm
0ff.ntIihsn 2eben nit benz ibrer Batter
i.sbe unn falIe. Gum Ghlus srmobnte
Serr Shiunab su treusr JeftbdIisn an
Der beutfhen Sprohe, an onItfhsm
9eift unb MeItn uno 3u unausaeftss
TEN 6ohbdIien Der 3isi. bes Gtabi.
beam. Gtaotsper banbes. ardfiigsr. be-
geiitsrtsr Beifna b,Iohnie ben Nsbnsr
fir feline aebieaenen ausfiibrungen
6err 6enrp NIberb belt ebenfnHs
cine mii srobem g.ifau rernommsns
4niprahe unb nuberbem psrfhonte
Qisberilano bic Jeier.