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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23

kinson, James w. Cook and Georg
Blakesley are home from the state uni
versity at Champaign so spend the holi
days.
In answer to many inquiries Manage
Steel desires to announce to his patron
that Little Lord Fsuntleroy" will b,
presented at Harper's theatre in Febru
airy by j. II. Frenche New York com
pany.
Make rooml Autograph albums 1c
&c. &c; scrap albums 4c, 15c, zoe. muci
less than half price. Leather and leath
erette photograph albums were 25c, 3st
and 4Sc, all 60 at lee at McCabe Bros
Take your choice.
The Diamond 10 Line Packet company
has made its appointments for masters fol
the steamers Pittsburg, Mary Morton
and Sidney for the coming season.
Cspts. John Killeen, Larry Cubberly and
VIM. Holland receive the places again.
The calendar for 1889 is beginning to
look rather dilapidated. 1t has almost
run its course and interest in it is fast
waning. From this on the majority of
| people remember the numbers of the days
without reference to the printed schedule
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Lee, Jr.. of Boards.
town, are in the city to spend the holi.
days with relatives and friends. This is
the first time that Milo has visited his old
home since his matrimonial venture and
as consequence be is being warmly con-
graduated.
Remember, everything must go regard,
less Of price, as they are going to remove
from the city-200 hobby horses for 81
each; 100 for A cents each; shoofly
rockers, So cents each; 25 cent flyers for
IL cents, and prices the same all through
the immense stock at the Fair.
Chas. Westerberg. of Moline, was
taken in by Officer Mulqueen for reck-
less driving yesterday. and this morning
Magistrate Wivill imposed fine of So
and costs. Peter Stoltenberg. of Daven-
port, arrested by Officers Kramer and Sex
ton for disorderly conduct, was fined S.
and costs.
A meeting of river men and lumber
men was held st Clinton Saturday, when
a remonstrsnce was prepared against the
confirmation by the senate of J. ID.
Sloane as supervising inspector of the
Fifth district. on the same grounds of I'M
fitness and incompetency as heretofore
fully outlined
The winter of our discomfort is here
so say Mclntire Bros. when they look at
their cloak department Too many cloth
garmen,s-the knife goes into prices and
beginning Monday. Dec. 80, 20 per cent
or one>fifth will be deducted from the
price of all cloth garments. including
children's choice garments to be sacri-
feed.
The Incorporation of the Peoples
Building & Loan association of Moline
has been filed for record in the circuit
clerks office. Messrs. Paul A. Keller,
John f. Walker. John K. Groom, J. S.
Gilmore and P. H. VESSEL were appoin,
ted commissioners to solicit subscriptions
for shares, and the association was or
gonized with a capital stock of 81 OO,
600
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
WHITE CAP CAPERS.
Eldridge, Near Davenport. the scene
OF Some Episodes or the LawIess
e.anR

Eidriage, Near Davenport. the scene
OF Some Episodes or the LawIess
Gang.
White Caps have made their appear
ance in Scott county. and the Democrat
Gazette says:
There is probably no place in Iowa
where greater excitement has prevailed
for the past few days than in the little
village of Eldridge. nine miles out on the
c., M. 81 ST. P. road. The excitement
shas arisen to fever heat. and there is not
an lnhabitsnt of the place but who Is
greatly wrought over the depredstions of
the White Caps. A few prominent citi-
zens OF the place have received notifica-
tons by mail within the past few days
that their time on earth is short. and to
at once make all necessary arrangements
for theiI funerals Fair Warning" are
the bold words attached to the misslves
that have been received by these citizens.
DIR. G. T. Kemmerer has received note
through the mails from an alleged White
Cap which contained a cartridge of thirty.
eight cslibre. wrapped up in a piece of
brown paper contained drawing in red
ink of coffin and cross bones. The mi.
tials &c. I. X, were written upon the face
of the coffin: 'YOu Next" in large let
tiers were printed above the picture and
underlined, while below appeared the
words. Fair Warningr The envelope
was a home made one-of pieces of
coarse brown wrapping paper pasted to-
gether and the address was &c. T. KEN
merer. Eldridge." The name of the doctor,
as will be seen. was incorrectly spelled.
and the state was left out all together. 1t
is claimed that Station Agent Cslkins and
few other residents OF the village. have
received notes similar to the one by DR..
kremnerer. but they are not of such
threatening character. The people of the
village are completely aroused, and they
propose to make a thorough investiga-
ton of the doings of the white caps and
bring the authors of the mysterious and
death warning letters to justice. Some
sensational developments are likely to
occur in the village in a day or two.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
A Rock Island Wrestler.

OF one of the features of the wrestling
tournament at Davenport Friday night
the Times says:
The third bout was announced to be
between Tom Connors, he champion of
America, and Mr.. Ceuvic, of Rock Is
land. The champion stipulated that If
he did not get fall out of the Rock Is
lander in fifteen minutes the bout should
be declared draw.
Mr.. Couvic's splendid and powerful
proportions were in str king contrast to
the smaller aud compact build OF Con-
nOrs. The champion ct once led out for
a loving neck embrace and the Rock Is
lander was nothing 10th Couvic showed
fondness for Conner's left leg. How
ever, the champion permitted the hold,
gracefully falls on hi, belly. and when
the Rock Islander takes a waist hold to
turn him over, he raises to a frog-posi'
ton, and breaks away from his powerful
opponents embrace. After many repe-
titioDs of this line of wrestling with the
Rock Islander. growing more weary. and
frequently falling upon his knees to es
cape, the champion re aches for his lie gs
the bout is declared draw, because tune
was called on the fifteen minutes without
a fall. Mr.. Couvic may be proud of his
bout with Connors. he acknowledged
champion wrestler Of America.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
Theatrical,

Tonight the George Hamlin company
opens week of popular plays at Har,
pers theatre th"Fanchon. the Cricket. I"
Last week the company appeared in Da-
venport. and the Davenport Tribune
said of the production to be placed on
the boards tonight:
The George Hamlin company opened
their engagement in this city last night
under most suspicious circumstances
The Burtis opera house was crowded
| from top to bottom with an audience
that went away well pleased with the en-
tertainment. "Fanchon. the Cricket,
was given most acceptsbly. Miss Ham
lin. as Fanchon. was most charming.
Her movements are graceful and full of
life and vivacity. Her conception of the
character was very good and well carried
out. The individual members of the
company took their parts well, and all
merited the applause they received
Prof. Williams. in his violin solo before
the last act, was most enthusiastically
applauded and well did he deserve it. He
is thorough master OF his instrument.
Milton Mobiles new play. From Sire
to Son. is proving strong attraction al
the Grand opera house, and 1t deserve.
the highest success. 1t was big steI
for Mobiles to take, but he has proved
that he is fitted to Ill higher sphere
both as an actor and dramatist. Thil
play is his best work, from a literary ant
constructive point of view. HIS Ian
guage is always forceful. his climaxes in
tense and naturally wrought, and hi
characters flesh and blood creations tina
stand out with life-like prominence. A
the reformed gambler, Mr.. Mobiles, fill,
the idea to perfection and gives some ad
mirable instances of natural, quiet ant
effective acting. Dollie Mobiles ha
made the hit of her life in this play -
New York Star.
At the Burtis opera house. Davenport
Christmas night.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
The Cheekrr,,outes,.

In the checker contest to be played at
Mr.. Rudolph Swecke's on Christmas day
the match will be restricted to five open,
ings. viz: Whittier. Paisley; second jou-
BILE corner. Suter, Laird and lady. making
ten games. each plaper playing both sides
OF the five openings. Alderman Evans
has been chosen referee; Mr.. Renter, OF
Moline. timer for Mr.. Valentine, and Mr.,
Evans, of Moline, timer for Mr.. Wood
Play will begin at 2 O'Clock promptly 10
the parlOr upstairs,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
County Buildings.
PROBATE.

81 Estate of Ann Maria R. s,
Knowles. Proof of death Will pre-,
sented for probate. Deposition of W.
Entriken one of the subscribing witnesses
taken in proof of execution thereof
Dedimus protestatum issued to W. Alex
snder Robinson. notary public, Philadel
phis, Pa, to take deposition of Mrs S.
c. Barrett the other witness.
Guardianship of George Cool. Guard
ian being present in court a rule IS en-.
tered against her TO file an account as
such guardian on Thursday. the 26th inst
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23

Nessrs. Lloyd & Stewart. the popular
and enterprisipg dealers in gentlemen,s
furnishing goods. have very fine selec
ton of the very best makes of goods Pc
culIar TO their line of business, such as
elegant silk mufflers, silk handkerchief
in all colors, neckties in the very lates,
styles. smoking jsckets-something new
gold headed umbrellas and canes in
various designs. fur collars, fur caps
and many other things that could bt
mentioned that would make suitable
Christmas presents. The goods. remem'
Der. are all firstclass, and are SOLD at yer,
reasonable prices.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
TRUESDALE'S
Man.

FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER.
Oxtail. Tomato, Mockturtle and CHECKER
Soup.
Celery, Raw Oysters and Olives.
Whole Ox-Tongue, Corned Beef and
Cabbage.
Turkeys, Spring Chickens and Ducks
Tomatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Turnips,
Corn, French Peas. Beans and
Succotash.
Plum Pudding and Fruit Cake.
Muscat. Malaga. Concord. Cstawbs and
Jokay Grapes.
London Layer Raisins, Mixed Nuts. Am.
brosa Jelly. Oranges and Bananas.
Tea, Coffee and Chocolate.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
Burlington & Quincy &. r.

=.
Rock Island, H., Dec. 10, 1889
Account of Christmas and New Years
holidays 1sS9-1S90. the c., B. & Q. will
sell excursion tickets on Dec. Gath, 25th,
31st. 1899. and Jan. LIST. 1890, within
distance of two hundred (200) miles at
rate of one and one third lowest first
class fare for the round trip.
Tickets limited going passage date of
sale. return passage. to and including
Jan. 8. 1890. II. D. MACK.
Div. Pass. Agt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
Xmaa Qlfts

at the Forward store; baskets trimmed
and untrimmed, bsmbo easels and tables,
shopping baskets, ladies' and gents
waste baskets. brass goods. ink sets,
beautiful leather and chamois toilet sets
rose jars. silk tides and Grapes, beau
tiful line Of hand painted goods. our own
designs, fancy drsping. silk and liner
scarfs, etc, at lowest prices.
FORWARD STORE.
314 West Second street, Davenport
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
Knocked Our!

Prices on oxydized silver toilet sets
knocked out at T. H. Thomas drug store,
where they have the most complete line
OF oxydized silver goods in the three
cities and at wonderfully low. prices
having just bought large stock direct
from the manufacturers at half the usual
price
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23

Rogers knives, forks and spoons; also
full line Of tea sets, butter dishes, frui.
stands, cake baskets. bake dishes, casters,
cups and napkin rings in quadruple plate.
Every piece warranted. Prices that
competition dare not follow. The G. F.
Adams Home Furnishing House, 322
Brady street, Davenport.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23

Distress after eating. heartburn, sick
headache and indigestion are cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. It also creates q
good appetite.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23

Cincinnati ladies have rage for red
gloves, and yet they catch cold; but they
never fail to use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
and always secure an immediate cure.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23

Skating at the rink Christmas after
noon and evening. Admission, 10c.
Collins Bros. managers.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
HARD Coal rarker.

Crate and egg. 81 so; stove, No. 4 and
nut. 81. rs per ton, screened and deliv-
cred; 25 cents per ton discount allowed
IL paid within ten days. Camel coal
for CRATES, So per ton. Now is the time
to buy. Blacksmiths' coal, coke and
charcoal on hand. Z. G.. FRAZER
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
Weather Eareca.s.

U. 8. SIGNAL OTTICR, I
Washington, d. C.,Dec, %.
For the next "a hours for Illinois:
Fair and warmer, followed by cooler
weather.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
GAINED BY THE COPS.
The Mayor Taken in Hand by His
Police Force.

An Informal Banquet aud Presenta-
ton Saturday Nixht-.-Mar.hal MIL
Her Crates, ana the City's chief Mag
tstrate Replies---A Pleasant Occa.
sion.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23

McIntire Bros. have q new and reliable
kid glove cleaner; cleans perfectly and
leaves no odor.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14
9te lebtw0digem @ablen.

49, fEfEfEt4a t a&
Bel ben lebte @p6e in 10 Staa=
ten ftattsefunoenen @ablen baben Die
&epublicaner idiuere Nie+
oerlasen erlitten. Sn unIerem
&adbaritaate 81 ~ lit Der 9emo=
frat 8oies gum @ouperneur setpdblt
moroen, Der erite bemofratii6e @ou=
uerneur bieies Staates felt IS Sab
ren. 8otes erbtelt cine Yluralitdt
pom 5000 bis 1000 Stimmen, udbz
reno nod por 2 Sabren benz republi=
canii6en @ouperneurs : ganbibaten
cine iol6e BON 10000,
uno pori9es Sabr Dem 8%rdiioent=
l6afts=G anbioaten6 partition 1ogarib,r
5000 Stimmen 5usefaaen iuarert.
in Der Staatsselebsebuns ba=
ben Die Semofraten bebeutenbe Sc
pinne 9ema6t, uno lit Die grpBe re-
publicanii6e Mebrbeit auf eini9e
Stimmen aulammeneei6mol=
zen, 10 baB nidt einmal Die @ieber<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14

mabl oes republicanii6en 8unbesiez
nator Naiion p6ai9 geii6ert lit. STE
publlcaniI6e unb bemofratil9e 8e=
urtDetler Itimmert barin therein, baB
Die Gepnblicaner in form bieIer geie=
berlase Die Auittung bes @olfes fir
Die Yrobibition befpmmrn
baben, nno baB bic lebtere barum
friber ooer ipdter absei6afft tperben
piro. Sn Sbip muB Der republiz
canii9e @ouoerneur 6prafer Dem De-
mofraten Campbell 8lab MAIDEN, Der
i'm um 10000 Stimme1t iberbolt
bat. Sn @irstnten lit Der re-
pnblicanilde9 emasoseWfabo unter
Der 9etpalti9en Mebrbeit BON 43, 900
Stimmen besraben porben unb bic
neue @eleb9ebuns miro BORT aus 1O8
9emofraten unb muir % &epublicaz
nern beiteben. SIN SEEM Yorf bat
oas bemDfrati16e Staatstidet nit
menis1tens 10000 @timmen Mebrz
bett, oeBgleider, nit sr6Berer Mebrz
belt, in sc en- Seriep se1iest, unb
In Seem Dorf baben bic Dempfraten
an6 tn Der @eiebsebune 1eue Sibe
9emonnen. 9a5u fommt nod, baB
IN &anas an ptelen Srten Die
PrpbtbittoniIten unb in g t. 2puis
Die yfatioiften empfinbli6e S6lappen
erlttten baben. Sour in 8ennpl=
en unb Nebrasfa 19einen
Die &epublieaner Die iibli9e Mebr=
bett erbalten 5u baben, mdbrenb bic
lelbe IN d auf
perbdltniBmdBts menise Stimmen
reouctrt puroe. Naem In16ein nod
baben bel bieien @ablen man9erorts
bic Seut6en Elm frdftis @6rtz
lein mit9e1pro6en.
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Ger munnerer.

unb por5iisli6 ben Irmen unb
Sreunoloien, Die srbBten @obltbaten
Der &elision 5ufpmmen gu laden,
ndn1lid elm an~itdnoises 8esrdbniB,
be9lettet NIT Den @ebeten uno beiliz
gen bitten, tpel9e BON Der Stride ppr=
9eI6rieben 1tnb."
60 Der erite 8il9of un1eres 2aitz
oes iiber bic Yfli9t Der @ldubisen
be5it9lt9 Der arnten Seelen.
@tel = bemerft P. s. bat Car
roa fir Die Stride setban. Sebr na<
tirltd) mar es, baB er au6 fir bic
gtlouns zines einbeimil6en glerus
be1orgt NOR. @r bate barte &fe
gu beiteben 9e9en unclericale @ei1tz
lt9e, tri16e wie beut16e unb fran=
50ltl9e, bod ME fiel ibm Elm, sesen
ben freien@ ebrau9 Der entipre9en6en
Spra9e poer bic paterldnbii9e SEA-
ttonalttat Der @ldubigen a115ufdm=
pfer, lolange Muir Nidts Dem reineu
tatb. &itus nno ben canoni16en Gor=
l9rlften Der Stride 5uwioerlief. Snz
5tpliben 1ino bunbert Sabre Der
flolen, nno nod INNER bliiben pa=
terldnoil9e nnteri6ieoe in @ebrduz
9en, in Gbarafter uno Spra6e, nod
thinner 1ino etne sroBe 3abl bes Gle
rus entpeoer ausldnoil6 %seborene
ooer ote &inber 1olber, unb 5tpar
CUR S~efrtebisuns zines mabren unb
ortnsenoen 8eburfnilies Ser @lauz
bi9en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14

9e bis in Die neueite 3eit ii6 meit
mebr ais anoere amerifanil1e &atbp<
lifen, insbeionoere bic beutl6=ameriz
fanil6en, NIT ben relisionsloien
Staatsi6ulen be9niist baben. Set
ben beiben lebten Blenar> Gonciliem,
b%eionoers felt benz lebten, MAIDEN mir
in bieier 9inii6t erfreuli9e Sort
16ritte, uno biirfen barum auf elm
mebr nOrmales aQsemeines Wa9s<
tbum Der fatbolii6en Stride in bie=
tent 2anoe boffen. Die Stride beiaB
bier i'm pori9en Sabre 2799 8farr<
i6ulen nit 597,194 &inbern, INNER
bin i'm GerbdltniB gu Der 3abl Der
&ir6en (7353,-oaneben iiber 1000
Gapeaen nno uStationen") unb Der
fatboliI9en 8ep6lferuns (ca. 8 Mil=
lionen) leioer mod piel 5u uenis.
8ir baben "a 8ii66fe in 13 Sir
6enprpptn5en unb batten lebtes Sabr
S11S Hrielter, 80 tbeolosi16e Gent
mare nit 1870 Stubenten, 124 uGplz
le9es" nnb $40 vIcaOemies" ober
bDbere SD9ter16ulen, 1919 @aiIenz
bdn1er nit 21,35S @ailen unO 9albz
wailen, Iowie piele anoere @obltbdz
tigfeitsanItalten. Dieie 3ablen fennz
5ei6nem ben auberen 8eltanb Der
amerifaniiden Stride in Der @esenz
mart. M6se iie Der liebe @ott int
5wetten Sabrbunoerte Der Sierar9ie
fr6bli6 pa6ien lai1en IN Die 8reite
uno in bic Ttefe.
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st Saul, Wi1n., ben IA. Nuu. 1889.
Ktrhen Kalenoer.
&or bunbert Sabren nnb iebt.

@pr bunbert Sabren, - 10 i6reibt
S. s.. Muller in Der .@timme
Der @abrbeit' in einem &iifblid auf
Die @el6i6te Der amerifanii6en Sir
DIE CUR Belt, als Die jebi9e Union
9e9riinoet ipurbe, lebten in Dem unerz
meBliden 8erei6e Der beutisen Union
ettpa 22, 0O0(?)&atbolifen 3erItreut,
10 oaB oft eine Samilie 3, 4, 5, ia 10
Stnnoen BON Der anberen entfernt
mar, nno biele $4,000 8atbplifen
batIen bloB 20 8rie1ter, Die ibnen
oaS 8rob bes 9ebens braden, bas
gudttaeltunt psrtHnbeten, 20 Gppitel,
bte Sobr ettt Sa1r aus, lei tel 5turm
itnb 8etter, bel Stbe unb &dlte auf
armen &leppern babin5osen bur9 bic
falt unbur6orinsli9en urmdloer, bie
oft oes gta9ts fein anberes 9boa6
batten, als einen 8aum bes nrtpalz
oes, unter ben iie ii6 binlesen muBz
ten, in Der einen Sano BEN 3iiee(
oes Bferbes, in Der anberen bic
8oHe, Tim %ab5umebren Die blutoirz
1tt9en Sbiere bes @albes. uno il
3o9eu oteie IpOltel bes &reuaes BON
Sitte gu Siitte uno braden oas 8rob
oes Sebens ben armen perla1Ienen
Nn1ieOlern, bra6ten bas III. Spfer
bar, bDrten 8eidte, unterridteten
Die &inOer uub u~nterwtelen Die Nlz
ten, tpel9e benz @lauben sar3 emit
frentbet iuarett, neil 1ie Sabraebnte
btnDnr6 feline Srielter mebr eeleben
batten. On arbeiteten bic tuenioen
Frtelter ueiter, bis in BEN 6Oer
Sabren 3uwu9s aus europa fam.
aus Sranfreid. 0amals tpiitbete
Die fran56iii9e &epplution, bamals
ftelen Die Sdupter iener GrieIter,
tuel9e pr%tncipien= unb elaubensfeIt
Daltanoert, our9 Die @uiaptine.
Stele Hrieiter ausen beriiber iiber
ben atlantii6en O5ean 1tnb IdGol1en !
ltd3 ben tpeni9en 8rieltern an, Sic
oantals in ben gereinisten @taaten
bag gpanselium perfinoeten, unb
balo fonnte Der erite 8i1dof BON
Nmertfa eitseiebt tperben: Sphn
carroll, eine ebrniirbiae Selben<
seltalt BON edit apu1tpliibem &C.
prdse, 1870, in bemielben Sabre.
mo- Die &epplution in TronfreifI
Iltar unb 8i1dufSftubl aerldluo'
tuaro Der erite 8ii6ofsiib gu 8alti,
more errt6tet uno Sobn Carroll s1
oeiien Snbaber cuniecrirt. Gm 10.
Nasult, benz Seite Marid Simmel-
tabrt, empftn9 Der grpdblte in 9ul=
~ortb eaitle in England aus BEN
9drOen oes Seniors Der apoltulilden
Gtcare @nslamb's Die biid6ftde
Wetbe. uSatte 8ritannien", 10 rief
betm feierli6en Icte, mo- Ser erSte
Amertfanerbii6uf in bic apofoliide
Na9tol9e e%tntrat, Der Seltreoner P.
Rlofpoen aus, upiele 8emobner
Alnertfa's nit bemSrrtbum anaeltedt,
10 baben mir bod BEN Eruit, III nil.
len, oaB au6 iein Satbulicismus BON
litts berltamntt. @te mir in friibe=
rem 3eiten ben @lauben BON Dem
9roBen 81. @re9ur uno un5erem
Apoltel, benz 81. Gusuitinus, erbalten
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-14
Sas Organ 6es liberaler SemtIG.
Mm. QehrerbnmbeS.

bic in Milwaufee er16einenbe <2eb=
rer<Pof', fprbert jebt slei6faqs ben
8toerru bes @tscpn1iner
10 Of 5wan9s g ebes,
tpel9es aub na9 ieiner Nn1i9t uauf
Die 8efettisuns bes beut<
6en nnterri6tes un6 Die
Serfi merun9 bes &e1iz
gtonsunterri9ts in Sen
oneiiipne11en@ 81 nbez
16ule ab5ielt. 9as BON ge9nez
rti9er Seite pielfa6 unb nit @mz
pbale seltenb sema9te argument, /"
: la9t Die .2ebrer= Bof' ubaB 0tele
@6ulen nt6t int 1tanbe 1eien, einen
9%eniigenoen unterri6t inn @neli19en
5u ertbeilen, 0aB ful9li9 Die in ibnen
beransebilbete Suseno CUR 1pdteren
@rfiiQuns ibrer 8fli6ten als Staatsz
burger unfdbis lei, ermeilt 1i9 bel
ndberer Brifung Der tbatld9li9en
Gerbaltnt1ie als onr6aus + / II :
ueberbieB mi0er1prt9t es
benz 9elunben Wenl6enper ltanbe, baB
@ltern lire er5iebli6en Hfli6ten 10
tuett perna6ld1li9en iollten, baB 1te
nt6t fir einen geniisenben nnterrt6t
tbrer &tnber lit Der 2anbes1pra6e
Gorge trasen iolten. @erein5elte
5aQe oieIer &rt m6sen ia mobl por>
fommen; 9eret6t aber eine b~erartise
Gernadldiiisuns ni6t ben betrefen=
ben &tnbern gum ei9enen S9a6en
uno baben bic @ltern nt6t Die Ser
antmortli9feit bafir gu trasen? 9ie
Bebauptung, bab Der Staat bas
&e6t babe, ben @ltern 8orl6riften
be5i9li9 bes nnterri9ts ibrer &in>
Der 5t ma6en, 1T bur6aus unz
9ere9tfertt9t unb itebt in
flasrantem @ioeripru6e NIT ben &C.
lebett 11nb Snititutioner Dteies freten
2anoes. @s lit baber ni6t 5u perz
baB Die Dppoiition sesen
bas neue @eieb, in benz MaBe als
oefien 8ebeutuns unb e~pentueGen
erfannt perben, i'm 8unebmen
be9rifen 1T, un0 es udre better, baB
Die 2esislatur bon @tsconlin bic
fretmtut9e 3uridnam me bes=
be16l0iie, ebe Die Briuatl6ulen
&e6t bur9 seri9tli9e Gnz
Der conltitutipnelen &e9t=
maBisfeit bes @elebes selteno mo-
9en uno be1ien Nufbebuns erapinz
gen. DAB lebtere unter alien l1m<
itdnoen bemirft uirb, bafir biirst urs
ni9t muir Die einltimmtse gerurtbeiz
oes neuen @eiebes BON leiten
Der oentlden Preiie, 1onbern au9 Der
gelunbe Sinn bes iibermteeenbeu
Der 8ep6lferuns bes @taates
Bisconiin, Die ii9 ni6t 10 lei6t
oasu berbeilahen miro cine freibeit=
ltd)e Sn1tttltton Der Smnippten5
oes Staates 5u ~upfern."
60 Die .2ebrer=POit', beren p + n
;tpteller Stanbpunct in bieier
ben poritebenoen IuslalIunsen
1a9, BON Dem StanOpuncte bes beut=
10 9enannten 2iberalismus
'ortbeilbaft abiti9t. Gb bas 8latt
ppbl 9enet9t mdre, in allmeg bic
Soniequenaen anauerfennen, Die iid
,on 1etnem Stanbpuncte in bieIer
5ahe nDthpen6io eraeben?-