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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-29

fearful distress prevailing In The country.
The remedy proposed Of issaing 500. 81. go
Ct United states noses net rete<naose II
cosn- woaId be q sesxfri failure IEe
issue Of snch nsa&s Of czrer money wousd
ressars the cond1ks1s Of Affairs tbzs exissed
In 1851 ard is-x The trae r<meey - 20
inszre the people good noneFs OF un1nes.
toned and unchsnxea6ss vsl1e. based
upon gold and silver coin. and 20 main-
tain American industries by wise tAxsfaon
or foreign productions that conpess Win
or oxn-"
John sherman - - etsrnaliy night -
was the rreas DsnEe. Webster when, after
denouncsng deprecated currency -
'frucsifying the rich mans field with the
sweat Of the poor mans brow" he further
said:
Capitalists may o1tiivs srch times
TheT may either prey On the earnings OF
labor, On their cent per cent. or they mAy
hoard blt the lsborsng nan. What can ne
hoard7 Proving on nobody be becomes
the prey Of al. His property 10 IN their
hands. Hrs reliance, his fund. his pro-
dacsivs freehold. mis- all. 10 bis labor |;
whether be works on hisown small capital
or on the capital Of Others. has living -
stsli made oy his industry, and when the
money Of the country becomes derrectafrd
or DECEASED, whether is b sdulferafed coin
or paper without credit, that industry ID
robbed of its reward. He then labors for
. country whose laws cheat him out Of his
bread F"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-29

and iron len undissurbed IN car mines
have bus htsss value until dug cuk y
labor, pat through the smester oy iAoo1.
snd finally by manual labor worried ITO
forms which IN value are many uinss snas
OF the original ore
sswho shall work our crude products
into the vaiuahls formsf O1r. boys and
girls or the boys and girls across me
Waterf
"The Glars and sands Of cur hills. In the
hands Of skilled labor, viii give N dencAse
aad beautiful Articles Of glass, pottery ana
than she crude products Shall We SEND
the dlference in val1s 70 other ianos OF
keep IL oursesvesf
"a pound of pig iron worth cent In
creases 70 . value OF 50 cents when WORKED
into inch screws; IS cents when WORKED
into fish hooks; IS when worked INTO
sewing needles: $4,000 when worked into
hairsprings for American Watches 90,
too, With every article OF raw material
found or produced In this country,
whether Of mineral, vegetable or anima ~
kingdom, the skilled labor increases its
value enormously. Many OF these raw
materials are sent 20 Europe TO be re-
hands Of the skilled workmen, - price
600 per cent higher. and the 500 per cant.
Is left in Europe. We should fear the
skisled labor Of Europe, not the paupeF
labor.
1--WE should have skilled labor in this
country - compete with the sEiiIeo iaoor
OF foreign countries We have the naturai
resources, the products; LET rs educate the
children TO appreciate their value and TO
respect the labor thas viii increase II In
short, let rs while training the MIND aiso
educate the eye and hand. Let M nave
industrial work, manual training Gil along
the line. from the kindergarten 70 the uni-
versity, and We shall be not only wealth
Ter but happier people.
such must be the work Of the schools
OF the future: such must be the work OF
the twentieth century teacher.
Following Is . com plets list OF teachers
30 far registered - in attendance upon the
session of the State Teachers' Associa-
ton:
From Seattle. T. Wilson. e. Twit-
meyer. G. A. Taylor. Miss. E. A. Shumway,
Mrs. q. s. Hyatt, A. ]. Anderson, +. j.
Barnard. J. NJ. Taylor, Miss. Z. A. Small.
From Spokane-Prof. ID. Besmis, w. b.
Turner, Miss Ida Whltson. Miss Lottie B.
Moore, Miss C. r. Hood. Miss O. B. Jones.
acting secretary. Miss Florence Hodges.
g. Mcbride, v. ID. Bruton. George N. Jen-
kins. H. H. Anderson, r. Lee Purden, w.
A. Thomas.
From Tacoma-R. 8. Bingham, J. w.
Roberts, III. r. Cox
From Everett-Mrs. Della Brown, ]. NJ.
Shepherd.
From Puilman-E. A. Bryan, o. L. Wall
Ter.
From 0lympia-C. W. Bean. Mrs. NJ. H.
Reyes.
From Quartermaster--A. c. Jones. Ida
c. Hawiey.
From Kennewick-Ida G. Farrell.
From Rosiyn-Anna Hafer, Edith Con-
nor.
From Walla Waila-R..C Kerr.
From Wallula-C. E. Slower.
From Colfax-M. A. Corner.
From Orting-U. 7. O'Farreli.
From Van Asselt-E. +. TeachnoA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-29
PERSONAL.

A. r. Nichols, OF Chelan, ID In town
o. A. Anderson. OF Renton. ID in the eity.
George Morrill,, OF Arlington, il stopping ct the
Di.ler.
Mr. and Nra Charles A. Dyer are guests At the
Grand.
J. II. tombstone, of whatcom. 10 guest 1t the
Occidental.
J. p corbuss, OF Donegal Island, Alaska. 10 .
guest at the Northern.
Joseph Costello and Guy 0'Laughlin, Of
Moust Vernon, are In the city.
Capt William Delanty. of Port Discovery.
registered yesterday AZ the Dt,ler.
James Rankin. the successful Green river hop
grower. Was In the city yesterday.
Hen. D. 6 swerd6ger, auditor OF snohomish
county, was In the CRY yesterday.
D. VI. simmons end II. G. Willis, Of North
Yakima, are stopping at the GRAND
S. K MCGOWAN came up from Fairhavsn yss.
terdsy. and 10 stopping at the Arlington
Phillip Baum aud J. P. De Mattos. OF New
Whatcofn, registered yesterday at the Arlington
Sheriff Themes Costello of Mount Vernon, 10
at the Grand, on bis way homo from Wall.
waiiA
Mrs. Fanny Perry Gage, Of Everett. formerly
OF seattle. ID spending the holidays in the city
at 2I5 Seventh street
Alexander NJ Winston. soa and partner OF
Col. Patrick Henry Winston. OF Spokane. 10 In
the city on legal business
James A. Lacey, the we'll known San Fran
cisco capitalist and the owner of the snoQusl-
mic mill. which burned tho other day, is az the
Northern.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-29
SHORT and CONCISE.
An Open Statement OF . Seattle Cftinsn
and What Electricity Did for Him.

TO ALL CONCERNED: This Is to
certify that DR.. Darrin's Electro Magnetic
treatment has relieved me of ringing and
roaring noises in the head and ears of
years standing. and am also rapidly. re-
covering from my rheumatism. recon-
mend the afflicted to try him as he Is the
best doctor ever treated with. ] can be
seen and referred to At my residence, $50
Broadway, Seattle, WASH
JACOB III. SHAW.
DR.. Darrin still continues to treat at the
low rate of S. per month for each and
every disease until cured, except in surgi-
cal and special. complicated cases. The
worthy poor will be treated free from 10
to IL a. m. daily.
DIR. Darrin can be consulted free at his
Offices in Hotel Stevens, corner Front aad
Marion streets. Seattle. Wash. Office
hours 10 to sp. m. daily; Sundays. 20 IA.
m. to Up. m.
He makes . speciality Of all diseases Of
the Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, Catarrh and
Deafness and all nervous, chronic and
private diseases in either sex of whatever
nature, If durable; no cases taken if not.
Most cases can be treated at home alter
one visit to the doctors office. Circulars
and question blanks sent frea Inquiries
answered..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-29

The public 10 hereby warned NOT 70 pay
sny money 10 parties representing TO -
sgsnts OF the Seattle Posr-IsrsIExsxscKA
sxcep. the following. who sre the onsy
authorised travelling agents Of the FosT-
lxrrfrrsxxcrR. viz: J. A. Mcclellan. l.
A. Davies, and J. |. HavIey. 7As does not
spyIs 70 resident agents OF this paper who
are located In various cities and towns Of
the Northwest. 20. to possmssssrr. Who
are ia al cases authorized 70 take subscrip-
items for ths Daily. Sunday and Weekly
posT-fsTrItrexscsH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-29

Al their recent meeting ia Chicago the
American federation OF Lsbcs inaarseA .
device fos Fe,.svlhe distress which coa-
templates shs isaac IF $40 90. 90 in treas
aFy neies. 10 es expended under TIE d.
reeslon q shs secretary 81 war in the
eeassSGcsioa Of government roads ssns.
ter Sherman ssysE
The pstssaie ststs 81 the ishor.nr man
Ct today Is caused ~ shs ;AFeateaeSs hsew
~ american Industries by a free trAsf~
sxs.E. 1als saao&sss1iy aas caused IA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-29

Fer rates. rczsss s.s stass inssrnsasa ss,i On a
tdarsn
\. n CHARLTON. ASA eea pssA A.
No l3i ffrss o.. Portland O
I A. vApRAu. Geu Areat sea.tsa Cssy ssckss
tf,re. corner Yssler eyeaas sn4 Front es<s~e
tepos sexes ef1esL corner West AaA csszmeas SEA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-29
THROUGH THE MEADOW.


The summer sun was soft and bland,
As they went through the meadow land
The little wind that hardly shook
The silver of the sleeping brook
Rev the gold hair anout her eyes-
A mystery OF mysteriesl
so he must often pause aud stoop
And all the wanton ring lets loop
behind her dainty ear--empriss
O STOW event aud many sighA
Across the stream was scarce O step
Aud yet she feared TO try the leap;
Ani he, to stili her sweet alarm,
Mus, lift her over on his arm.
she could not keep the narrow way,
For still the Little feet would stray,
And ever must he bend q undo
The tangled grasses from her shoe
From dainty rosebud lips In pout
Must kiss the perfect flower outf
All. little coqustse, Fair deceitl
some things are bitter that were sweet
William ID Roteet's
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-29

H"FF"f fsaRNs n the fafoase Sonntrv.
CSEoSrosS. Dec eS--fSpecsai. fines
sEe gvtiiag better la the PsloGss eoansry.
and II s noticed thai SO bills aud geld
pieces arc boating around mors pienafulgv
thsn he ,esosors.
Some ter car loais ofcsttls wer- SHIPPED
sroEa here 70 the SQUAD shis week, hsvins
been driven IA fEOsa the Camss psziris
eeant<y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-29
| DANGER JUST AHEAD.



~Ys IL surprsssng how many people are sunkfne
tccar FROM se-cailed couxhs colds ana fnfinenzA
rae rsuaArk vss made ay very prominent pro-
Auapor connected With one u the leading Sew ozk
houossaiA Continuing. he said:
u, u nct these rnfngs that are troubling peorsA
Aus II is AZ advxneed form Of our odd enemy. the
e-sr People feel ouf Of SORTS. saeexe. have pains
IN the muscles and bones, have no appetite. lose
Al interest In the world. and wonder what Is the
matter II 10 the GRIP; netAtag elsa.
.Now, all such symptozn need 20 have prompt
treatment. The attack must be met and repelied
NJ once or fs il certain into something seyi-
oux I know Of bus way to csrfaiaiy avoid
fheso srosnles which are now % common. and
THAI . 10 Immediately coenseract them By using .
rood pure srrong sgimalazt Nothing Of the ordi-
nary kind, sus something pure and scsensi6e For
this purpose nothing has ever eQua,ed Dafly's
Pure Malt whisxey, which ID acknowledged today
By physicians and scientific people 70 b the only
pure. medicinal malt whiskey upoa the market !"
The words Of the professor are true. and they
carry . wonderful meaning 20 many men snd
women who ara suffering with the drxs symptoms
Of grip or sc grip in tts advanced ssAgeA For al
such people we o1er word Of advice; whicA 70 TO
take she best means to overcome these troubles
and do not permit any dealer 20 swervs you n m
your purpose 70 have that which has p oven itself
by years Of 20 b the bsss ana puress sttmu-
LIANT In the world.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-29

DRS. MERRILL q MERRILL.
The most widely and favoraoiy known specialists
on the Pacific Coast The doctors arp regular grad
yates from The University of the City Of New Org
and OF Long Island college Hospital Brooklyn
New ork, aud their long experience. remark allie
skill and universal success In the treatment and
cure OF Chronfc diseases entstie these eminent
physicians TO the full conndence Of The a1aicsed
everywhere.
No mater what your complaint consult these
successful specia,sts who aris to effect cures
In many eases that have been proAounced hopeless
They treat scientifically and SUCCESSFULLY cure
quickly and perm anentsy Private, Beed aud skin
Diseases Nervous Debility aad sexual Dfsorders
Pies. Ftsiala assd Rectal Ulcers syphilis. Gsonor-
rhoea. 8!eei. Spermstorrhcea. seminal Weasnesx
Lost Manhood, Nigat Emissions Deeayed Facui-
ties. Rheumatism. Seuraisia Cafafrh Brcnchiiis
Asthma Turner'S. Eruptions salt Rhesm and
ocrofala HY DROCELE. vARIcoCELE and
sTRIcTC RES radically and safety cured without
pain or detention from business and cures qua An.
teed All deformi les AID iIrpedilnents 70 mar.
rag qaickiy removed CERTAIN AND pos
TIVE U.E for the awful effects OF early vice
and the hume Gus evils that follow In its train
Ions experience with unparalleled succ~sa 4
the best evidence of q doctors skill.
DISEASES OF WOMEN also receive special
attention Coasut personally the OLDEST and
most ExPERIENCED SPECIALISTS on
the Coast. or write. sending stamp. Consaltstion
free and confidential fremont Block. GA
Front street. Seattle.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02
9er ..SeenrirteI. &meipp.

8te fir5lt6 bon Miin6en eefabelt
tpur6e, bat Ser biebere baDeriicbe Bring
&egent 9uttpoLb benz Bfarrer &neipp SIT
@0rtsbofen in 8aberii6 : S6tDaben ais
gnerfennung BET 8er6ienfte ieiner @aiier7
curen, etnen Sr6en berlieben. &neipp lit
alio ieBt, tpte mans in 0euticblanb beiBt,
y6ecorirt".
Sin @ebleIblatt mabte 6a3u ben i6nOs
Ben @tb: Die Srbensperlet6ung let erfol9t
in N%nerfennung bon &neipp's Gerbienften
UNI 6te GertiLgung i6n0ben 8r1nnens
tpaifers int unberbInntem 3uitanb burcb
bpiterti6e aIte Suhgfern beioerlei ges
ible6ts.
Der vBittsburger 8eobabter" iebo9
tpetSt btelen @tb iebr ernit6aft 10 5urid:
v0as beiBt einn1aL 9rinbli6 baneben
geibofien. Die &netppzGur beitebt nibt
10 iebr I'M Srtnfen BON @aifer, aIs in
0ou6en, 8dbern, Waiiagen nn6 Qbrets
bun9en. Sic ftnbet AUDI unter bent Qler3s
LAMB itnb bon glerSten beretts bnn6erte
&netpp'i6er &uranftalten an Sen beri6ies
beniten Srten errtc6tet. S3retber bteies
bat nit etgenen Nugen beobacbtet, baB 5tpei
i6pGbltdbe &inoer, SprOBlinge frdnfLi6er
Gltern, racboem tie Elm Sabr Die &11etpp's
ibe Sur gebrau6t, ferngeinnb geporoen
tparen un6 cine eiienitarfe W~usculatur
auf3upeilen batten."
9as 8tttsburger 8latt bGtte etn nod
peit augenfGQt9eres 8eilpieL anfibrem
t~0nnen, ndmIt9 BEN beuti9zamerttantz
iben Sn6ianerzM tiitonar @ater STEPHAN.
Der mar bnr an6ertbaL6 Sabren fOrperz
Lib gang btnfGGtg. ga be9ab er iicb mad
Oeuti9lanb, gebrau6te inn Sommer un6
6erbit ~bortgen Sabres bort 6te &netpp's
i9e Sur unb febrte frti3 ute ein fraftiger
iunger Mann nacb Nnterifa auriid. OBJ
gletb iebt itber fteb3ig Sabre aft, itebt
8ater stephan ntbt nur NIT grOBtem
SletBe 6em 8aibingtoner 6auptbnreau Der
tatboIif9en Snbtaner>W 3tiftonen bor, ions
bern ct r1terntmmt au9 Die a~tftrengerbz
item &etien in Sic ferne @tIbniB su feinen
rotbbdutigen S6ibIingen, obne matt mn6
su ner6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02
(8rtef on Die Saiuois Staatsseitung.)
11aM0eteiett n1tS 9Niett+
SO ten.a am IL. Oe

""' A@" SNof AOc~t
Sin 9tegen bon gBtben = suten un6
ible6ten-gebt iiber BEN nelten un9arti6en
Observation-Disclosures nieber. DaB @tner
int 2anbe beS beiIt9en stephan es gum erz
iten Staatstpitrbentrdger brinsen fam,
tpenn ct ben Nannen Wederle fifbrt unb
nt6t einmal Elm @ebeimntB baraus ma6t,
DAB iein 8ater in Sibbeuti6lanb OrauBen,
in vS6maben", ais bei9ei6ener @irt6z
i6aftsbeamter geIebt bat = bas min BEN
vStod1ungarn" nun einmal nicbt etnleu6>
ten. l1nb pte fann @tner Die ungaril6e
Bolttit Dur6tg un6 in befrtebtgenber
8etie leiten, ipenn er fetn @raf, fetn 8az
ron, nibt etnmaI Elm r6err BON, lonbern
11ur etn itmpler Doctor lit?
Sor Iangen Sabren-nob inter Nn0ralz
ip-batten tie in ungarn eintnaI etnen bur7
gerli6en Suftt3mtntiter 8aItbafar 6orDatb,
GrceQen5. Son t6m bebauptete etne un1
6etmltcbeSage CT iet Der So6n zines S6u1
tiers. Wan benfe: zines tpirfli6en S3uz
tiers! Sin ieiner bOien 3unge tuegen weit
rnb brett gefitrcbteter un9ariiber Gbgeoro1
meter pibelte etnmal, auf bteieS 6actum
anipielenO, es fet gang natiirli9, OaB oas
Wtiniterium einen yStiefel@ nacb benz n
beren macbe, ba ieine Wlttglieoer binter benz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02
Gin t16ri1ter reptbItfamtS@er 9Gt,i
i6Ing+
(@incinnotier @Dlfsblatt, repubIifamti6.)

(etnctn1tdtter Noltsblatt, repnblltont1H)
Sn Micbigan iinb repu6ltfanii6e 9pliz
ttfer auf BEN berridten @infau gefontmen,
Die 6urc9 ben bemofratiic1en @~errpntanber
~9etpdblten flint Glepelan6>8 rGitoenten>
tpa6LmGnner bon ben @eric6ten ableben st
laiien, tporauf bie repubIttaniibe Staats>
geieBgebun9 lauter 6arriions gSablmdnner
mGblen foQ.
@enn man nacb Sem 3weGe frGgt, 10
miro Elm b%erninfti9er Meni6 tbn berge6ens
81 ftn6en iucben. Sb 6arrtion flint YrG>
Observation-Disclosures Sttmmen mebr un6
GlcbeGanb flint ioLbe Stimmen tpe1tger
erbdlt, 1T bO3 3iemli6 9lei3giiltig angez
1t6ts Der Sbatia6e, DaB bierburD am
WablergebntB ais @an5em NIGHTS 9eGnoert
Deroen fann.
9aS Gerfabren, tpel6es ibpn BEL @eri6te
anbdngtg gemacbt poroen lit, fam bloB
oa5u 6ienen, BEN Gepubltfanern bon Wti3t>
gan Die SDmpat6te 81 en~tfrenbe1t, tuel6e
IN Solge beS bortigen bemofrattiben Sc
maItftrei6es tbnen ~sugetpanbt tporben lit,
Wenn es bon ben 9emofrdten Wttcbtgan'S
ungerecbt mar, etn alteS @abliDftem duf
@runb BON Yarteibprtbeilen bin auf5u1ez
ben un6 6afitr bie @abL Der 8rGit6enten>
MabGmGnner nacb 8e3irfen ein5ufiibren, 70
tpGre es BON BEN Gepublifanern Wtt6tgan's
gcrabeSu etne @emeinbeit, Bic gBablmGnner
BON ser Staatsge1eb9ebun9 pGblen gu lai1
fen, BENIN elm lpIcbes Spitem iprt3t alien
Begrtfen elmer GolfstDabl 6o6n. Ser
gauge 8orga1g eri9etnt uns ebenlo ou11m
tpte gen1etn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02
wstl,papfee, Ote sranSHaOt.
GSeeboote" in Wtilmautee.)

Die 8eSetcbnung Miltpaufee'S ais 8rano>
ftabt, mag Sremoen, Die ais @jdite IN ibr
furSe 3eit gelebt un6 6ie Dielen guten Gtz
geni6aften Ser i60nen Stabt fennen ge>
lerut baben, iibertrieben porfommen; abcr
IN ben Wiltpaufeecrn Ielblt tDeGt tie Elm un>
be5mtngLicbeS @ruieln.
Set benz groBen 8ran6e int ser Oritten
g8arb, am %. Sftober, bat Der Seuertpolf
ii6 f0rmlib eingentitet IN Der Staot, un0
70 oft ct 6unger DerIpirt, ittr5t CT aus
ieiner MolfSi6lucbt berpor, UNI 3u ber>
f6lingen uno 81 Der11tc6telt, mas 1et1er
SlammenSunge e%rreicbbar lit. Die unars=
blet6lt9e Spl9e bappn 1piirt man tGgLi6.
@5 braucbt nllr Sen1anb in @eie1ldbdft
9tnberer baS 8ort rSeuer" ouS5uiprecben,
unO Sober Der es bort, bltft iib ic6eu unb
dngitlic6 nm, ais miiBten fcbon irgenbtpo
Dic0er Seueri6ein unb Qualn1 81 ieben
Iett1.
6rii6er bra6te SEN Mtlpoufeer 6as
@ort ySeuer" ntcbt aus ieiner &ube.
S06tens 5dblte man bie SdbLGge Der
6euergloGe; @ruleln unb 9ln9it bl;eber
fern, benin ielbit IN i6ltmmiten SGlIeu
0urfte MA fit auf Bic Seuertpebr berz
Iaiien.
9oS lit iebt furbtbar anbers getporben :
9tubloie 8ranbltifter baben Sic 9dnbe i'm
Spiel, beina6e i9on teben Sag brenr,t es
irgenOipo in Der Sta6t unb bte braoe
Wtannibaft Der Seuerpebr pir6 be5tmirt
ua3 utO na6 dufgetieben.
9a muB Wanbel gei9afft tper6eu, unb
baS infort. Solte bic frteblieberbe, loDaLe
nnO geiittete 8ilrgericbaft ether Stabt bon
100000 G%tntpobnern nic6t i'm Stan6e Iein,
iicb ber 8ranbitifter unb bes Seuer&pDlfs sll
ertpebren? Souten ibre 8ebOrben nicbt
bermOgen, Der Galamitdt gegeniiber ihre
S3ulbigfeit SIT tbun g8ir iinb fern baz
bon, 8ei3uIoigungen gu erbeben, aber init
fibLen, 6aB ettpaS faul lift rim Staate
9anemarf" unb baB bic 8irger nicbt Idn=
ger BEN 9tn9en ruDi9 5uie6en iOQten. Snz
Observation-Disclosures tbGten teBt gut.
@erabe an belnieIben Sage, an tuelbem
Der uSeebote" bieien Qrttfel gebra9t bate,
erfolgte in Wfilpaltfee sic neueIte i6mere
8ranOitiftung, unb iogar bur3 9Dnamit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02
Csrief an BITE pS1GtnOts etaats .3eitnmg.%
Ser S@tk SeS SatStDerfS+
BON We or SprBiuo.
5pn Wt az &prBtn9.
8erItn, BEN IL. Sec.

OellIH UeII liz SeC+
Ser Sdub 6es San6nerfes lit cine
Srage, bic in Ser lebten 8ocbe tpteberum
QnlaB All leb6aften 8er6anDlungen i'm
~9feid6sta9e CAB nnb Ste &egierung 81 elmer
6eutLicben @rflGrung t6res S~tanbpunftes
betppg. 8efanntli3 beru6t Bic i6Dtertge
Gage bieler unierer 6anbtperfer auf Ser
m~poernen @nttptdeLung bes W9ai6tnen>nnb
8erfe6rstpeiens IN 8erbtnoung nit Der au@
qen1einen @etperbefrei6eit, tpel6e 1869 gez
m~etn9iiItiges 9tecbt IN 9eutlblan6 tpurDe.
9arno6 miro fir BEN 1elbtitdn6tgen 8e>
tried zines @etper6es, tn~sbeionbere zines
6an6iperfs, nibt Ser 9tabpetS elmer 8ee
fG6igung, Sic 3uriidlegung elmer g%eiptiien
9~ebrlingSz urb @eieQen5ett nod Die 2b>
macbung elmer 8riifnng %Derlangt, u1tb
ebenio tpenig lift Seman6 perpft3tet, elmer
Stunning beiSutreten. Nu6 Der 9Ietcb5etttge
8etrieb DerIbtebcner @etpcrbe tptrD frstge>
geben un6 Bic 8e16rdnfung auf ben Ser
fal1f 1elbitgefertigter 0daren aufgeboben.
Die btsberi9en 8erbGn6e Ser 1e~lbititdnbigen
Observation-Disclosures, Bic Snnungen un6
3Infte, blteben beiteDen, aber NUT ais rein
pribatrebtLt6e, in i6rer SelbftDertpaltung
beibrGnfte &0rperi6aften, tpelcbe leDtgltb
bic 8erpaltung gemetn1amer getperbltcber
Qln9elegenbeiten gum 3tpede batten. Sn
oie1er Meile BET neutrality-suspicious. 8e7
6eutltng beraubt unb 5u g~etpD6nlioben @ez
~1eQicbaften berabgeorIt6t, fonnten Die S1e
r1ngen ~leiitung5fG6i9e SrGger GROCER
mathematician Qufgaben nt3t mebr letn.
9Senn 6ieie alten SOrmen, flagt man alf
fonierbatioer Seite, AUDI fir Die tpettars
greifen0e uno ber16Iungete neuere @e>
tperbetbGtigfeit 5u enge getporoen tparen, 10
6Gtte man tie bDb ntbt etntab T5er1toren,
ion6ern me6r umbil6en unb ergGn5en iDl1
len. SSn6em man itatt beiien Nues etnfo6
iiber 8orb mari un6 Die 9inge geben lteB,
tpte tie ebem BON ielber gt1ge1, ipuroe 5tpar
mancbe tiicbttge @tn3elfraft elmer ld1tt9en
Seiiel lebig, 5uglei6 aber auch oer 9etoer1z
li6eOtittel1tan6 etnem gefdbrltcben, DIT per1
nic6ten6en Ofitbeperbe etnerletts oes
9fui9ert6ums, on6ererietts bes fapttaz
liftil6en @roBbetriebes pretsgegeben. 9te
6rlcbte Der neuen 9etperbetebntt, tl1ro1tete
man, tpiroen DieI gu iebr elmer begtn1tt9z
ten Wtttoer9ett 3u Suite fomn1en.
@run6los mar 6ieie 8eIorgntB nt6t, pte
6te 6olge Denies. gtne er6eblt9e @nsabl
bon 6an6perfen gertetben in bie 9dn6e
BON &apitaltften u1b tatttalifti16en STR
men, tpelbe bieieIben i'm @roBen betrieben,
un6 6ie frlibereu Mfeiiter ianten 81 Stid>
ar6eitern bera6. @an3e Sabrtten bei9atttz
gen fib nit Der 6erfteuung beitimmter Bill
Tiger 8ebirfntiie unb 9u%ruspaaren, Die in
ben Iogenannten 8a3aren, 8erfaufspldben
fir ales M0glibe unO ltnmOglt6e, fir 70.
so 8fennige, l, 3, 5, 10 Wfart bas Stud
ausltesen. SoLcbe 8a8are peroen pteltadb
Bios fir Bic @~etbna9ts3eit erOffnet, UNI
bann bis gum nGbiten Set ipurlos BON Der
8iIbfdcbe gu beri6tpinoen. @s 1T nibt gu
Icusneu, bas babel neben Dtelem grauebbaz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-02

ieBt gu Benz Sbenta paffen, in bas ib mid
unporii6ti9er 8eiie berftridt? - 8itte,
entl9ul0t9en Sic MIDI baber fir beute unb
getpdrtigen Sic, oaB i3 Sbnen nG9itens
tpteber fr0blibe Otnge aus Der %luftisen
&aiieritabt an Der i4onen blauen 0onau
bertcbte. q. q.