Jane 14, 1894
THE WEALTH MAKERS.
Let Ue Dl.cusStal. e. ,
Spring view, Neb., June 4, ISM.
Editor Wealth Makers:'
After so thorough a discussion of
"eteodard bearers" through your valu
able paper, It seems to me nothing
ould be more appropriate thaa frank
discussion o! the platform of principle!
h.t.hniM ha looted at our next
state eonvtntfott.
The honest parpose of the People's
party la Nebraska, as shown by ite
record, places It before the people tale
fall ai the exponent of truth and prin
ciple. Let me suggest that the ptat
fora should be made of epeclflo prom
ises, so straight forward and clothed In
language so plain tbat no man can mis
take their meaning.
Our people no doubt entertala many
hooest differences of pinion as to state
legislation, and the, state conveetlon In
Its confusion is not place calculated
to give opportunity for the ntost care
ful consideration of them.
More depends upon our platform than
upon the men who stand before the peo
ple as its repreeeatotlve.
I refer to that part of the platform re
)atna tn state iiuies. as the people of
INebmka with eccor4re demand
w certain laws,nd I believe they will
toe clad to vote (or the party that Is
billing to promise to enact them.
ildo not desire to discuss the matter
of speclSo legtelatlon at this time, knit
to call the attention of our party to
ome matters that sheuld challenge the
most careful intention of our next etsto
'convention. '
First of aliis'the matter of taxation,;
And we should -promise such laws and
their execution as will catch every tax
dodger in Nebraska and compel trim "to
'list all bis property.-
" ' If the people of Nebraska knew how
' much of the wealth of this stateeeoape
the tax gatherer, there would fee such
an uprising ss would bury the tax;
dodger beneath a wave of populariln-;
dlgnatlon,
The prlndple-ehould be, tat'ril.propi
triy, and tax cone'twlce. ;
Then we should re-enact the maxi
mum freight rate bill, and our Rea ( con
vention should promise to do bo. .
Our elect(oncontest law should bs e
1. . M A 1 ' Alt,
that all tbe eorruptionlst can hide under
the seal of the 'returns shall remain
sealed for one .year.
I think our convention ebould
, promise such a-change in our-clcctlon
Jaw as will Insure to any complainant a
.speedy, fair, aod.cbcap recount and ex
amination of tbe returns.
I wish also to call attention to the
.question of arbitration in thUiOonnee
tion. This question has attracted not a
little attention from an international!
standpoint, and has been by soon Hd vo-
cated as tbe ultimate so! u Men of ibrl
problem of settlement of all diffa:vi.cis j
Its application (s not general in any u-!
partment of government, yet in juaij
states, inoluding our own, authority to
settle by arbitration hag been granted
by statute. Whatever eo ice si ng exist
haveb-'en forced by popular demand and
granted in suoh a manner as to be im
perative. I believe tbat tbe people now do not
understand bow certainly the preeent
application of law deffeats Justice.
I think I am safe when I say that all
'judgments . rendered In our courts In
civil actions In Nebraska for any given
year will not equal the cost of litiga
tion in the same class of cases for the
aarne timu
I his statement may eeem extrava
gant, yet you will find upon investiga
tion that I have not even now stated
the whole truth.
Let us declare for compulsory arbitra
tion and then enaot such laws as will
bring it into practical operation at the
earliest possible moment.
Iknow thtrsare those who believe
that such a law is unconstitutional, and
this bring me to tiio consideration
vsry briefly of one nore thoi'ght.
The subjeot of "InituUivo aud refer
endum has boon by to ne reformers of
distinguished ability advoun'sd as a
simple and mire Ddraccraiiu met! ud of
legislation. I bsllevo It ti.e iecple,
yet I ftel that this pr'icijl of govon
ment would bo urjrno ')ah!e except u-
It apples Itself to ooaiti.utlonal !.w.
Hero I heartily endore It. CouuKu
tlonal tuthoilty ruuat !dn( aoil ur.dt'f
prreeot law the proof of w'denlug it
Is too alow fur cUrtflci onUBket.
This l a qu st'o-i ft r m nmt on
aide ration, aud I b4-e over Poim.Lt
will give It sum tLs'Jgbl.
1 believe that at lo.t in tU o r
future thure will m a frnnjfu.j ddm.wul
for such a pol.cy il MfurrMiu ;,,
Htn!lly rraoh ODiuUuU;ml ij ji'nik 'i -
He fore (,-loaIcg lot in uu4 a mu ct
warning, If w hsv. otw thing u fVar
mere than anuthrr, It 1 ' bt tt ,
fallow If oae mews a mther HI
dictate cur romlra'.luoi, r to
malts our p!a',fjim.
The ae of wt rsd!ant stgi l!U i
very little la th Ucv f th strict stu -tegrlty,
Ma w.iy b ,i,utr out ho.
ity tl purpoM l" tuore p.H'lijr.
Ma may bv a rg tvl ut frt nU
ard avquttatast s. M rf will Mi'r
iial through the t -st ad ivfi'luv l
a ilttkal vt.n!B Vkf iratUf. .
us lay tbe fuurdalua at ti Rriti'AW
CO matloo on lbs m ,'w(t'f ft Htt
ad ill U b '.tot It i of )UUH.'rat'y a&.
at prsull aglntus.
the curse of unjust laws and the gener
atisns which follow will bleat us for it.
Yours, OttoMotz.
Qautck
to
Government Accordloa;
Cartyle.
The insincere world Is tbe property of
the quack and by the ballot box we only
alter the figure of our quack. The valet
world has to be governed by tbe sbam
hero, by the king in merely king r ear,
Carlyle.
The one thing which has tbe greatest
tendency to make a man feel less a man
is to know tbat he has been duped.' If
you but gsze upon the political aspect
of our country today, you will not only
see that men have been duped, but you
will that a nation has been duped
as well. This is not attributed to one!
political party bat to all. '
Republicanism does not mean infalli
bility,, nor Democracy the people, nor
Prohibition prohibition. Republicans
will scout at the Infal.lbillty of the pope,
yet If ' aught in our nation goes
wrong they cry, "I told you so" In
fallibility. If one man cannot be in
fallible neither can a number of men.
(Democracy says, we are for the people,
buttba'. people is the Democratic party
means or qualifications. Says Mrs
Ward in her late book on labor and
socialism. "The brilliant reformer who
has no true manhood will be no good to
any cause."
Van Zand? Gocnouer.
THE WORST YET.
while Prohibition is too Illogical to
waste words upon.
Tho above quoted writer says further
"The history of all rebellions, French
revolution, social explosions, in ancient
or modern times, 1 -you have put tbe
too unable men at the head of affairs.
Indigent misery and maises of failure
are due toquaokaydntinlstratlon." What
you ask has brought about this quack
imo? It has been brought about be
cause men have bad more faith in party
than In principle. In order to judge
manfully the vetor roust first be a mas
To believe what the average quack
politician preaches to you, is to be lews
than a citizen. Road philosophically
widely, not locally, and jou will be
come a voter for the advancement of
manhood In Che state, and not for the
advancement of a few 'political dorna-
goguot , who are annually hired by
candidates asd parties to give you this
quack master, which 'if rightly namsd
would be labeled "Lies.". Take it
regularly as prescribed and you'll be
come a corrupter, and tbe man wbo
gives it is a(ooatied) .gentleman. We
are told that understanding is not
tool by which ome party or set of men
are to handle you, but a hand by which
you can handle; any tool. Again
Carlyle says, 'tdiet tho true Intellectual
tbe noble-hearted man, the just, humaac
and valiant man, et him for ruler, for
legislator and 11 is got. But again tbe
question confronts us: 'How are we to
know the truetust, humane snd vallavt
man? First, we oan know him by
being true ourselves. .None but shams
are governed by sbams. Or, in the
words of Shakespeare, "To thine own
iV be true, atvd it follows, as tb night
t.be day, tbou cans' t not then ba falco to
ny man." 8?endlyr we can know the
Qunck by his wwn advertisement of him
self, Like qsaefc doctor and nostrums
he will placard tbe country with his
merits a regular panacea. Hut when
he gets to Washington be proves to be
a bundle of selMntereet and self
aggrandizement.
But recently Eon. Wm. Prentlsf, an
eminent lawyer of Chicago, in a speeoh
before tne Iroquois Uamocratlo Club
said: "We are in the e loom of despond.
Why are we here? Because we are not
honest. If Cleveland bad been is zeal
ous in Adjusting our laws as he was In
placing his friends on the beneb, the
country would be better. Tbe present
sossloa w Congress teaches us we can
not look to the Kist for our next presi
dent, for eelf-lnter est Is too strong there.
We must look to tbe Weet, where the
common penple rule "
Here we have the words of a wan al
though a Democrat, who still holds
principle above party.
But the Republican says: "I told you
so. Vou were not satisfied with peace
under Ilc publlcrn rule but clamored for
change and now you have It, In the
Coxay movement, eto.
ves, tnti sounos vsry wen anu may
pass current with the unthinking voter
(the tol); but to the man of thought
aud sympathy tho Republican peace Is
Itkethat of the Roman's In llrl tmy
(islgacus, a leader amonit the anelent
Tlritott. said of the llama's; "They
unko a Cewrl ana call it peace,"
The K publican as well at DoinooraUo
al.nlnUtraltons have been largely
quat'k, and la protecting .he oapltalUla
W j said Ui tho laborers, ' 1U quiet,
tick at Eegland's workmen; be qulut
or tramp " And they call this forod
;uM "pe ace." Yes, but like tbe un
u.tiral lull Mora the thunder olap
tbat qutct s followed by outbreak of
0 tgwntrddn, and then they point
tht fingers of scoro and sy, "tramp.''
"Maks detrrt aod call U imaoe."
i la'ae a man boroclsr, and call bim a
tea asp. "ProteUonUtM Is the cry. Hut
i j Urfltrrl SKBor. "Agg reislooUt"
U e title ttouUy more applicable, stnes,
"lht one preducsr may gala, tea eo
luiusts ire tlectd" IsjustU'a awn
rjs UmU It ecMuouad tatvrst;au
Ids uprlt"g 4 tbe pitople. Trui gov
rrrment do sol utaa material attia
mu'at'uar, but tht bighratlypeof iaau
Ar'otU st)s the prejlMialraol
fevmiuent Is, ' Complete life t the
atHilaWd state," This re oely be
a oorop.Mhed by voting quscklsm tiH tn
nhiurH.,ltlcslaad roiamwa tcb(Hl
Cheeky Thieves Bob a Hamilton
County Farmer and Boast of It.
Yesterday afternoon saw the coolest
swindle perpetrated upon Christian
Koeffler, a young German farmer of
Doepwell.preclnct in this county, that
can be dug up even in this era of daring
robberies both public and private.
Some days ago he was visited by a
sleek looking gentlsman claiming to be
I establishing agencies for the "Ameri
can Slckcl and Dlso Sharpener Co!
Had It been 'Sharper Co.' instead of
'Sharpener Co," tbe title would have
been more accurate. The machine
seemed to work well and as tbe young
man bad no small grata and his time
wasn't werth to exceed 4,00 per hour,
they soon fixed up a deal to the effect
tbat Christian was to stct as their agent
for Hamilton county. Merely as a mat
ter of formality they cot bimtowlgn a
paper accepting the agency. The sleek
looking gentleman then bade hi victim
good day, and meaitatly wishing bim a
merry Christmas, disappeared perm a
nently from tbe scene of action. Yester
day afternoon t woo ther telloww-equally
slet. looking came to the Held where
Christian was plowing half a mile from
tbe bouse, and sked him where ho
weuld like to have his sharpeners de
mered, stud they bad them all at
J'irillips, a few miles distant, and that
they would like bim to pay freight and
arrangs for paying for the sharpeners
tie if-yuireci wnat was meant and was
told that he had signed an order for 144
harpenerstC each) atd tbat on pay
ment of (1006 they would go their way.
Christian was pai a'yzed, but Insisted
that he had never ordered the goods
and that he could not possibly handle
them. In this they agreed, and afkr
considerable oratory and as a special
flavor they offered to settle far 1100 00.
At last. when It was nearly night the
young man gave way and signed a note
for $100 payable February 7, W9S. Tbe
payor's name as be remembers it being
Dray and there being a property state
ment on the back of the note. After
tbe successful issue of their little gamo
they wad merry and confidential,
They told him the whole business was
a frud; that they had no sharpeners at
I 'hllllpti; tbat they were expert ang
lers for suckers and tbat he was only a
very moderate sized fish In tpnir pisca
torial collection. They showed bim a
batch of notes among which be renvm
bers one on a Clay oountv roan for 825,
, 4 on on a nltl.en of Hall county for
ilSOiOO. ( b tl'ttlan says tbat though be
non't often swear he really felt like
"ousting"., as after this unblushing
avowal bis tormentors rode toward $e
sotting sun. seeking net exactly "greet:
n dh" but "D&sturss new." Ii c&ma
j promptly to the county scat ifai next
morning ana tne tamt or notifying
banks and s attempting to regain his
eMs was duly commenced. With
much formality the stable was duly
locked tbe next morning after tho
horse was stolen aud an experience that
will deter one man and probably but
one man from dealing with smooth
strangers passed into history. The
scalawags wbo add insult to perjury,
and rob with the effrontery of a Barrett
Scott or Capital National will pro
bably land In the rvnltentlary or som
lucrative public omce before they close
their career. They deserve summary
'rmtment. Faroisrs should at once
place a strong club chosen with parti
cular reference to durability where
they can lay their bands upon it at a
moment's notice, and when the first
stranger asks them to sign their name,
repeat over the remarks tba. they think
occurred to Christian Koefller when he
felt o like breaking over his custom
punctuating and mphalzlng their
discourse with the club. This is about
tbe only recourse tbey have. Tar and
feathers being some what in the line of
a luxury tbee times.
UEU. JU. liUKR.
If you have a hog,
If you have cow,
If you have a horse,
If you have a farm,
or anything- ele thai you want to Mil, and
don't know Jiut wbere you cm and a buyer
, ...ADVERTISE...
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The Wealth Makers,
and vou will ba mot airrecablv mirnrlHitd it
tbe reauu. Write for advertlitlug rau to
ADTEBTI8IK0 DEPABTMEBT,
WEALTH MAKERS PUB. CO..
'Lb. coin, Neb
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mall adVHrtlitetiienw for nhort time, will b
charged three centa ir word for each Inser
tion. - Initial or a number counted as one
word. CmIi with tho ordur
If yon wast anything, or navoauytbiaeiuat
anybody 1 "wants," make H known throng b
thin column. It will nay,.
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W It A LI II MAKKim,
AGENTS
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TjIOK KALH-lfW term nmr Lmnoln. fi.MO.W,
1 1'arty mut Mil. Olllliau JnvtmeBtt!o ,
Lincoln, Neb,
T WANT TO TliADKa Rood pUnt for a ood
j. miirirv hnrH Mnxt be kiMh. Addrewt,
niuvn mum-THt Ltincoin, nuu.
MOlt BALK-Mood furnw nnr Lluooiu. and
V 4 throughout Nub If you want to lorate,
write uillllim luvertmtintco. LIihioiu, Meb,
w
A NTKD Twenty tlioimand new subscrl-
neratoTHi ,kitn makkhs.
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X1 in Lincoln, (Mn take land In nxchanue,
UUUliin Inveettnent Co,, Lincoln, Nob, 6lt
TUxii....
Interior Decorative Company
ARE A PART OF THE PEOPLE.
Thoy Don't Want the Earth
They don't expect to get rich out of every cus
tomer that comes In. They want to deal with
you so that
YOU WILL COME BACK
and send yeur friends.
In Carpets, Wall Paper, Curtains
and IDraporlos
In Painting, Frescoing and Doco
ratingtA ;
WE ARE BEYOND COMPETITIOI. IN PROOF OF TIII8 LET FACTS
RE SUBMITTED. . , -
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Ingrain , 3ic
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Our Una is too extensive to think of enumerating. But we will gladly show
you through and explain everything. An honest Investigation Into our methods
means a customer every time, g Don't forget the place.
230-238 So. 11th St.. LINCOLN. NEB,
TINdlKV ft HlTHKKtT, attorneya at law.
vm O Ht., Lincoln, Neb.
DOK H A LK-SJ are near Lincoln, Very low
r If taken at ow, Ulllllua lnveetmeut Co.
ljlnRtn,1Ceb.
WANTKU fire mid cyclone airente. Good
pay. J. Y. M. Dwltfkrt, Meo'y, Llnroin,
s mo
unt
WANTK1)-Ten fannnof ISO acre each, lo
cated er adjolulug near toHibr; want
ecb tiarlly lmneoved, Huve colony of un
fnmllleH. (Jlllllun Inveittinent Co,, Lincoln,
IUN'SLKY & BUKKKTT. atromeya at lttw,
. mm O St., Lincoln, Neb. AbmracM examined.
TJAVK YOU anything to aetl or trader
11 aavertM tne iw.t, uirongn tbia
aud be aurnrleed at Kit reeult.
Then
columa
17 an iku Three muM ainaera for cam
VV vtfga mnrMmcitnd tnuar and twn
!, TtioKe wno pan til ii r eonw Inetrunixu
iclvtiu preference. IKilr tttutt iueu wuaied
Aaareei, ttina taiary.
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E. R. GUTHRIE,
1540 O ST., !
LINCOLN. NEB.
ARMAGEDDON.
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r In all the college ubiirl, iwtre tracteuear
the etreet car line, pleasant botnee In all narte
oi tne cut, Ao'ireeeor cui upon uiinian in
veeimnn . uo .cornerltin aud Pi
noor, uiown, Hen.
' etreetit, ground
KEMKMUKlt thai Tn a Weamii Mas aits
la the beet advertlHtutf mmlium In
the weet. wnen wriuntr to aay of our adver
tleere don't foruet to tell tbew where you eaer
yiWw. bath of whlth five Premium lo
ly ntm iVibn.'u frvm the "gsl there" sUut'it no putter the
Comin' Tbro' the Itye.
If a Jacob meet an Kau,
Ktarvlng In tbe atreet,
If ha otter aoup to Fenait,
Why not Kenan eatf
Every freiuan baa a nuimacb
Bonp la quite a treat
Make hatte to sell your birthright, Ku,
Jacob would not cheat!
f a brother meet a brother,
SiruKKiInu hard for bre),
II a brother iierve a brother,
Need tnere ter l nUtwl '
viry iu.ii for eelf mut bmtle
!ri,' hi. neighbor dnwu
fciUt-b g'wl aweet, w(b oup to eat'
Uo gulp lihiiut a fruwa,
II a baaker meet a "i-rauk" mr
Any i.Un r writer, '
It Hi "crank" write up Vie bank
And lettli'ly Indite her,
Kvery I'lute bie utuutb III ehoot
T hoUM hi M u the ay)tiut,
Ttin 'lun iti' -b uiakn. them eb k
1 he liuib U bouuJ to rile 'em.
II a ny uitwt a prty,
tihiui p'ii lo ibar--11
a ptrty it a irr,
Nhl a lurijf rn
r.t.ry tUy Suuwe kd duly
Wkcb.rii4etuty wlti,
f fli i'iy se wb.ia WmkHs Auw
AmiI roliitty ertMipe It la.
tf a 'hivk twti'pattlee
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titrf win Mi 4 re''k.4 Mler
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The
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Free win a ta.w ordr. writ quick.
HENRY LEHMAMN,
1BS0 21 DoiiKlaabt, OX AH A, NEB
Nerve
Tonic
Blood
Builder
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ACDIUNE C0M
Schenectady, N.Y.
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are low, erjr U, as low at caa be
ask tbe itH-ai f sat abol them,
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Prospectus of the New Song Book
for the People.
Tbe editor of Tm Wealth Makkrs has devoted bis spate time during tbe
last two years to the preparation of a book of songs such as Is needed to edu
cate, unite, arouse and Inspire tbe wealth makers of tbe world In their Ira
pending conflict with tbe wealth takers. The battle before us is tbe battle
of the ages, tbe Armageddon of prophecy, the last great conflict betweea
greed and goodness. It Is the organized brotherhood of right, against the.
leiifclled despotism of might, Truth has been spreading, love has beea
growing, fraternal organization has been extending; aud the Increasing op
pression of monopoly power Is In these closing years of the 10th oeatury pre
clplta ting the final struggle,. That it may be a peaceful political conflict wet
agitate and pray; but whether peaceful or otherwise it cannot be averted, It
cannot be longer delayed, , '
The new song book is to be called "Asmaoeddo.'1 The book wtil 'mn
tain about 70 songs for the times, over half of them new, and half of tbe rest
are nearly new aa famous, snd tbe remainder are most carefully et.u cud.
Fifteen of the numbers aro a series of songs sent out by the writer two yean
ago in sheet muslo form, under tbe general title of "Songs of the Puople."
Tho titles of tbe songs which Armageddon will contain are in part as fol
lows. .
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AKMAGfCDDON.
THE RALLYrNO SONG.
TRUTH'S AlTIiO ACII INO TRIUMPH
IF I WERE A VOICE, No. 1.
IF I WERE A VOICE, No. 2.
HAYSEED IN HIS HAIR.
80NS OF AMERICA.
THAT IIONL8T DOLLAR.
THE NINETY AND NINE (New).
THE WEAKEST MUST CO TO THE
WALL.
GOD SAVE THE PEOPLE.
WE HAVE THE TABIFF YET.
THE TAXPAYEHS SETTLE THE
BILLS. '
A POLITICIAN HERE YOU SEE.
THE MILLENNIUM ARMY,
THE FLAG OF LIBERTY.
THE ALARM BEAT.
THE ASTOR PRINCE.
THE WOBKERS' BATTLE nYMN
OK1 FREEDOM.
THE COAL BARON S SONG.
BONO OF TBE MINERS.
RIGHT SHALL REIGN.
THE ONLY ROAD TO FREEDOM.
BECAUSE HE LQVE9,
JEANS PANTS A COMIN".
THE KINGDOM OF THE BEAST,
THE TIME OF DEUTERONOMY
LOSSES AND LIES.
THE PAUPER'S LAST SMOKE.
TIMOTHY HAYSEED.
BILLY GRIMES THE DROVER,
SUNRISE ON THE HILLS.
THE COMING KINGDOM. '
PLENTY OF ROOM.
THE TRULY GREAT.
CALLING THE COWS.
VOICE OF THE MOONLIGHT.
RAIN UPON THE ROOF.
TOIL SHALL SOVEREIGN BE.
A DROWNING CRY.
DREAM AND REALITY.
THE HOME OF LIBER I Y.
AMERICAN NATIONAL HYMN(ne
80UND THE TOCSIN
ENGINE OF REFORM, s
ONLY A PENNY A LOAF. ,
USE UP THE LAST DOLLAR.
OUR LINE OF DEFE -fSF, ,
IT STUCK IN IIISCW.
HARK THE BATTLE CRY IS RING
ING.
THE HOPE OF Tilt: AGES.
THE MARCH OF IliE WORKERS.
BATTLE HYMN OF TU E W 1U ; 10 El
MOLLY AND THE BABY.
ON TO WASHINGTON.
The above named songs have most of tbem buun art nsw rjl fis
the author and compiler by a half diwn very exi-elloot cuii' tor Q f4cvi o and
Chlcagii, But adocn or so of the -Hing htva 1mho wilttaa 17 ttm xllt.t o,-T.il
Wsaltu M AiiF.ua to bo Jlnml t orM i!e5'Hrl Ut ffnpb. cfn,an
Atletrlan, EnglUh and Scotch -euoh tun- a The Mar3i-Ualt, Die wh Am
Itheln. Austrian National Air, Gtrmati Fatlierlutid, WMa Attalr, c
The above songs are soloa and tjuarUttf with )lani rlu le nwi au -.on? my.
monts, alao many for tnUd voices. Th mu.lo of m of tl. ois Is cny, and
the more dlfilcull can b han.llt'd by gvi'hl vole, wtih tin Ulln , wt.li f! Je t
Gn. C II, Howard cf Chicago editor of the Fsrui, WA and Hrn. is, .
(in.tMd bltneoU In the ftilllng word f praUs aud rH Whu L rav.swiBi
the fifteen songs hkh have frm d the nuclmituf Ainxtd toui
' It ha. rva K it to Mr. George llonl r.lhon Ut Utn di a mm tn lain
the onr's of tho patty, and to write a series of vatr!nUo evih wMh larjty
surpaMttU by any la our literature K Mt!ue t iitoiu a .a mvitt t1 a a
library polatol vUw, ahlta at lie tame Urn they a tut at al! I. klnp in the
tuuelual nuaUty which tnuet aeeeeily l reeal imf. suy otf huiu t ta
hord ol popularity. Th.y are remarkable for lolr lei vt t f airi.ua stid it-
humanity, la fael. If the IVpUs paitjr rls Ui lh l,Uf jUc lt i tf r.a
otigs. we hav Utile doubt of U alUu rti. autHca a a pr) 1 be vi r
tha whole oetaveef human spthy. paraltrg hviuvr, wtt ana UD.f
rcam, as nU a. the h4tlr patriot! themes, ar. Wiw tvd tn t ha by lr iai
sot 4 auV.W.'
No higher pralee iuld be glv.a the 13 sota, aitl wm'.nt utub U
said tsgalng Uf ?0 songs of Armigldou, whlei Ittl U th 1.' u.i fumWhl
much wlJsr range and fuller treatweal ol tae que'OM of hutaaa need aa4
right Thy are full of pathos, palttoUswaiHt power. a.d are vl U airg It
hutuor, wit sad larvaem. The booh will be r4y la a tw snu d will be
sold by the
Woalth Mnkora Publishing Co.
I Inula, N.ttaaa,
