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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-02-02
NEW WINE AND Old BOTTLES

Jesus illustrated a great truth UNI
der the striking figure of the inabil-
ity of old bottles to receive new
wine. Bottles, in His day, were
made of the skins of animals, and,
as the skin became old, it became
hard and brittle, losing it's elasticity.
The old bottle could not respond to
the expansion caused by fermenta-
ton of the new wine, but bursted,
and the wine was spilled.
The great truth illustrated is that
old organizations cannot receive
new truths. Organizations OF church
or state fall into decay, as do all
other things, and because Of that
fact, are incapable of receiving and
retaining new principles and when
ever the attempt has been made to
engraft newly-discovered truths up
on an old stock, failure has invarla-
bly, been the result.
Judaism could not receive the
teachings of Jesus. 1t had run its
course according to the law OF Its
being. 1t could not remain an old
bottle, but if the new wine OF Christ
ianity had been poured into the old
bottle of Judaism, the wine would
have been spilled.
What is true of religion is true OF
politics. Old political parties can
not receive new truths as to the
science of government. Usually,
old political parties are welded to
their past. The Pharisees boasted
of the traditions of the elders. The
politician of the old parties boasts
of his party record.
Moses and Solomon were great
men in their day, but, as Jesus said
of Himself, Behold, a greater than
Solomon is here" The followers OF
solomon crucilied Jesus. The great
er Of the two was cruciiied by the
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-02-02
GOV. LEWELLENG ON THEFT.

SO far, plutocracy has not claimed
that Governor Lewelling's inaugu-
raj address was a summary of the
inaugurals of other governors. For
governor, Mr.. Lewelling took a
new departure, in that he does not
believe that the rich have better
right to steal from the poor than the
poor from the rich. 1t is not denied
that such doctrine is new to politi
clans and the plutocratic press, but
it is not new to the world.
Moses, the great Hebrew law Civ
er, not only taught that the rich
should not Cypress the poor, but he
enforced the teaching with the law.
Governor Lewelling seems to be a
disciple of Moses rather than of the
railroad attorneys.
Governor Lewelling does not seem
to be a one-sided man. What is
good for one man in the way OF NOR
ais, is good for all men, from Mr..
dwellings standpoint; and there
again Mr.. Lewelling is not alone.
The Ape stle Paul held some such
doctrine, and he also seemed to have
a small opinion of the man who COM
maded others not to steal, but was
himself thief.
We rather like Mr.. dwellings
rule. if it is old. Of course, we are
neither railroad attorney nor politi.
clan, and we do not edit paper that
is paid to lie. If we held any of
those great places in society, we
might insist that the poor only were
not to steal. We might assume that
corporations might steal ; that poll
ticians might steal IN accepting
brides to help corporations steal ;
that rich men might steal, and we
might, like the railroad attorneys,
help along with the stealing; but be-
ing only poor, we stand by Mr.. Lew
elling, that the rich have no better
right to steal than the poor.
hHD
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-02-02
DEMOCRACY AND SILVER.

carefully
New York, Jan 30-President-
elect Cleveland came in from Lake
wood on the early train this morn
ing, and going Immediately to his
Office, put in the day seeing every
body who called The notice sent
out yesterday by his authority,
saying that he would not come to
his office after the close Of the pres
ent week, probably had the effect of
taking a good many people there
who might otherwise have deferred
their visit. Persons who have had
an opportunity to learn the views OF
the president-elect report him as
manifesting quite as much interest
in the action to be taken by congress
on the silver question as III the
selection of the remaining members
of his cabinet. He emphasizes his
views on all fit occasions, and gives
everybody who is entitled to it his
views of the issue that he deems so
important, and in the settlement of
which he thinks the interests of the
country are so much involved. Mr..
Cleveland does not put forward any
theories of his own on this question,
but merely insists that if the present
policy is continued, the business in
terests Of the country are put in
serious peril. Neither does he con.
fine the expression Of his view to
his own partisans, but insists that it
is the country that is menaced as
the result Of the present condition,
and not a political party He be-
lieves that the suspension of silver
purchases under the Sherman act
will relieve the existing situation,
restore confidence in business circles
and stimulate that enterprise which
is so essential to the prosperity Of
the country.
Professor Goodwin Smith, of To-
ronto, was in the city to-day. He
has been studying the financial stu
alton in this country, and has decid :
ed ideas, which he expressed in this
way: "Unless congress stops the
presept system Of coming, or rather
issuing silver certificates for bullion,
there will be "a great financial crash,
and the country will suffer Serious
ly. Already gold is going out and
being boarded, and it will continue
to be boarded as long as the present
system prevails. What the country
should do is to return to specie pay
ment. mean by that, that the sill
yer certificates should be redeemed
by gold That is the safe way out
of the difficulty, and the best way.
With silver really worth only 80
cents, and food of silver certifi-
Gates being constantly issued, it is
time for halt to be called, or finan-
cial ruin will be the result. They
may talk. about bi-metalism and es-
tablishing fixed rate between the
two. The proposition seems absurd.
How can Legislation fix a rate ?
Some kind of a proportion might be
established or decided upon. |
think the United States should take
action soon in order to avert disas
ter and bring back the circulation OF
gold, and in order to do that, let the
government once again resume spe-
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-02-02

Only % cents per year. OUR
YOUTH. p. o. Box 1920, San
Francisco, Cal.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-02-02

silver cranks are rampant They
wish the Sherman silver purchase
! act repealed, but they want. some
thing like free coinage in it's place.
Now, if they cannot get free coin
age, they are willing to see the pres
ent act continue in force, because it
really coins nearly all the silver pro-
dnced in this country. Why in the
world these silver cranks wish to
food this country with cheap money
cannot see and yet, that is what
they are trying to do. Why, sup
pose we do have tree coinage it
will not benefit this country, but
Europe. 1t will make us the dump
ing ground for foreign silver. 1t
will make our standard silver, and
the financial box of Pandora will be
opened. AS things are now, the
silver cranks can talk against time,
and defeat any anti-silver legislation,
but something must be done, and
that soon, to relieve the monetary
situation"
We publish the above merely to
show our readers how and where the
Democratic party is standing on the
silver question. Democratic speak
ers and papers-especially those OF
the West and South-told the peo-
pie that their party was the friend
of silver. That was prior to the
election. 1t is different now. That
party will prove traitors to the peo-
pie on every measure Of practical
reform. Watch and see.
No comment on the above dis
patch is necessary He who runs
may read.
The Leavenworth Times calls
John Martin demagogue. That is
the Times opinion, but the reader
must not forget that John Martins
hand is against all trusts, combines
and monopolies, and that, while the
Times pretends to be radically op-
posed to all these, it still works for
that class of lawmakers who for
generation have enacted laws by
and through which the class of men
supporting John Martin have been
robbed. Evidently, the Times don't
like Martin because he has the cour
age of his convictions, while the
Times has wobbled and Topped about
so much that no one to-day can have
the remotest idea on what political
tack it will be next week.
M. II. BARROW, of Milan, Ohio,
wants to try the AGITAToR a while.
He writes: eff you are not in the
middle of the road, you are liable to
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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-02-02

M. II. BARROW, Of Milan, Ohio,
wants to try the AGITAToR a while.
He writes eff you are not in the
middle of the road, you are liable to
be reproved." Bro. Darrow may
rest assured that we shall turn Ieith-
er to the right no to the left, but
shall keep straight ahead toward re-
form in it's truest sense. We think
he will find no cause for reproof.
THE Kansas City Journal has this
to say on the all-absorbing question
of money: "The struggle to rid the
industry, trade, and even the curren
CIV of the world from the vassalage
of the usurer is the one master issue
of modern civilization. If we, in
America, want to save ourselves, we
must change the system f"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-02-02

WRITE FOREs
@CLUB RATES. -
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-02-02

Keep in the middle of the road,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
5hmerer unfau,
Ourd oen 5ufommenbrua zines
Pebefrahns
mtro elm martn eetootet uno oret 2Irbeitei
eefdhrli9 perlebt.

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t0btlib, perlebt purben. Ser Iobte lit:
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2(pe. un0 101 StraBe tpobn6aft. Set1t
2eicbe pur6e na6 &Oliton'S Otorgue in
6Dbe Garf gebrabt.
Die Serlebten lin6:
Wttcbael Brennan, 8riidenbauer, IS
Sabre alt unb 4618 Niblano 9lDe. 1nobn>
bait, &ecbteS 8ein gebrpden, linfe S6ul>
ter Derrenft unb innerlicbe 8erlebungeu.
0tacb Dem WlercD 6olpital 9ebracbt.
gSt1iam Qamopne, 8ritdenbauer, 765
81. StroBe t%pobnbaft. 2infe 6iifte aus
geiebt, gSunben ant &opf nnO tnnerlt6e
Gerlebungen. gtac9 feiner @obnung 9e9
6racbt un0 mirb tpabrl6einltb fterben.
SDbn &ramer, zimmerman, go. 1852
Graneitr, tpobnbaft. @unben ant &Opf unb
8ruit eingeoritft. gtacb ieiner 8o9nung
9ebradbt, ptrb iterben.
0aS 1lngliiG tpurbe burcb BEN 8rnb
zines Stables an einelm 6ebetra6n, Der 100
SUB iiber bem Sunbament errtdbtet man uno
bon BEN Nrbettern bel @rridtung zines
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flere ipurbe BON etnem ibtperen StIG @uB9
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ten CHARLES Snut6 bon SEQ. 6748 StateItr.
Charles 2onbie bon SEQ. 5613 Sefferion
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ion Qlbe., @iQiam @alfer bon SEQ. 6340
@race 9be. un6 8eniamin 2apfoDib BON
SEQ. 513 SIb@G analitr.
9as @ebduoe gebOrt Ser columbia
Celebration Co." un6 es miro BON BEN
Gontractoren @iliam MaDor & So. err
rtbtet. 6err MaDor iaete geitern Nbenb,
oaB ct iebe 8priicbtsmaBre9el fir Die
Sid6erbeit Der 9lrbetter beobacbtct babe un6
bies iei Ser erite ernitlicbe l1nfaQ, troBocnI
1900 2eute an 6em Spectatorium arbeite@
tet. Ser 6ebetrabn lei bon Ser v9lmerican
8ri69e & 6piit 60" angeferttgt unb auf
cine Srogfdbi9feit BON $4,000 9funo 9e@
priift porben. 9tm lebten Sonntag lei
nit ser Mai6ine Elm e%tierner 8alfen BON
$4,000 Bfun6 Sbmere 9e6oben tporber
unb geitern lei ie inter ei1tem Druid BON
faum 10000 Yfunb 9ebroben. 9ie
S3ulO liege aIio lebi9Ii6 al Ser i6le3ten
8auart beS &rabneS.
@iIiam Sabflere binterldBt cine @ttttpe
unO 5tpet &inber. Die brei 8erlebten iinb
ebenfaQS p%erbetratbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
@eit 1tttN brett.

Stidt auf 0ieIem 9roBen Continent aneirt, %ionOeru in
ben Northumberland tropiIbeu 2ono1triDeu in 9la'
temala, Wferico, Siibamerifa, benz SitDmus BON 8anomo
lao anoerlpGrts 9epabrt 9~oitetter'S Ma9enbitters ben
@tnlpoDnern ntO ben OeIe 9e9enoeu beretienoen Souri=
item SduB 9e9en Malarta. Ser 8er9lnauu. Der eben
en9efommene @migront, Der Sarmer, melber ben Jung.
frdnliden, eben crit ieiner 8aumrieieu beraubteu Walb=
bpbetl fnltiplrt, ftnoet in benz aus9e3eibueten Intifieber=
mittel cine SduBpeDr 9e9en Die 9ifttgeu Miasueu, peld(
in ben BON Der 9tatnr 10 iippi9 9~ee9neten &e9tpneu DIT
Die Nnelle aner &ranfbeiten limb, 9es 8itters tptrtt
ber @iu9elpeoe, fpappnet Die Contribution 9egen rbeuma=
ttI6e Anfdae, pel9e pit DIE Sol9e por1 Nufentbalt i'm
tdlteten &Drper nit beba9li9er Wdrme unb lit bic bette
9lbtpebr 9e9eu bic iddbliben @inflitfie bes Mor9e11= unb
NbeuonebelS. S6ma6e Itdrtt IS uno 1T gut bel ben &u=
f0nQen BON gGerenlei0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
+ 7an1es mc2Irtbur. +

Ser 0ienitagWfor9en in letner @obnung
$40. 3848 Safe 9lpe. Deritorbene Gtptl@
S1genieur Sames Mc9(rtbur bate licb ourcb
feline auBergetpDbnlicben 6G6igfeiten in
ieinem Sa6, lopie burc6 ieine Sretgebtg@
felt ltnb ieinen neutrality-suspicious. nicbt
nun IN Qmerifa, ionbern aucb in europa
einen bocbgeabteten gtanten ertporben. @r
purbe int Sabre 1882 in Der NGbe bon
Wount Worris, ~2iDingiton County, sc. g.,
gcboren, ais Der Sobn 6eS Circumference
nlers Sobn 8. WcQ(rtbur. St enttpidelte
9Ieidb IN leiner Sugenb 9roBes Salient fir
mathematics QSifienibaften unb itubirte
a!6 NIT Gifer Solfsmiiienibaft uno Ser
faiiungsgel6ibte. Nacb0em er mebrere
Sabre III ben Staaten SEEM Oorf, Wtafio>
bulcltS unb 8enniplpanien an 0ffentlidben
Nrbetten tbGtt9 getpeien mar, itbernabm CT
inn Sabre 1867 ais Sngenieur Sic 2eitung
Ser Nrbeiten am &anaiD6az TluB unb per@
legte inn Sabre 1869 ieinen 8obnitB BON
YarterSburg, N. g., nab Wfartetta, O.,
Sur Sorberung beS 8laneS Der @rbauuns
Der Glepelarb & Wtarietta : @%iienbabn.
gtacbbem CT DteleS @erf erfolgreicb aus
gefiibrt, Sog er 1876 na6 Gbicago un6
tpurbe Wtttglieb ser Strma WtcQlrtbur 8ros.
Ourcb ben 8au BON @ilenbabnen, &andlen,
S6leuien unb anberen beDeutenoen 0ffent7
li3en 8auten bat er licb einen beOeutenorn
Guf erporben. Der 8erltOrbene btnterlGBt
cine 8itttpe uno etne So6ter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
Staot Chicago.
frieortd Suomto Breioenitein.

Sn Sem loeben bier in Chicago ~perltorz
benen Or. Sriebri9 2uotptg 8reibenitein
lift elmer ser dlteiten &dmpfer fir bic
oeutl1e Sret6eit ms @rab %geiunfen.
@eboren am 13. September 1909 ais
Sobn 6es lanogrGf1i6 belitid6en Sberbot7
preoigerS 8rctoenltetn 81 6omburg a.. b. S.,
er6telt er cine auSgesei6nete Gr3iebung,
itltoirte in @icBen nn0 @Dttingen Suro
uno lpurDe, nacboem CT lein StaatS 7@ra>
men abgele9t, I'M 6Ombur9ii6en Staatsz
hterit angeltellt.
0aS Dtnberte aber ntcbt, DaB er licb nit
DDllem !6er5en Der frei6eitlicben 8eipegrng
anl6lDB, ipelcbe 6antalS in ganS europa
bic @emiltber i6tpellen macbte. st naDm
She'll an benz beriibmten Sambaber Set
am ~. Wfai 1882 ul1b letber altcb an Dem
unfltgen 9ngrtff auf Sen 8unoeStag in
Sranffurt a. SO. 9abei murDe CT gefanaen
genOmnten; entfam aber nit letnem 8rl17
Der, lll1o trrte lange 3ett nit 0ielem IN Ser
Sdtpci5 unt9er, BON mo- aus e. Sic repolu=
ttonGre Br%opa9anoa fOrtieBte. SIM Sabre
1889 finoen tpir ieinen Hamen nit bellen
bon Solepb WtaSStnt, Malegari, @raf @onz
itant 3aleSti, Or. q. 8reibeniteirt, Stro6>
n1aDer, @arl Sbeo. 8artb uno @eorg 8ez
terS, lDpte an0eren Stalienern u1b 8olen
inter einem vSunges europa. 6retbeit,
@leicbbeit un6 6umanitGt. @erbriiDerungs>
9(fte" bethlehem bon Bern aus battrtem
Qtfrnf. Damn iiebelte CT, bauptidcblicb beS
Srlloers tpegen, ipelcber an benz polnilden
glufitan0e tbeilgenommen lno bartn cine
i6pere gerpunbung oapon getra9en bate,
i'm Sabre 1884 nab 2outiiana itber. 9tacb
bem Gooe beS 8rubers etns ct mach Sranfz
reicb, itlOirte in StraBburg Mebisin, uno
prattiitrte I'M GliaB bis gum Sabre 1913,
mo- Die aagemeine Nmneltte i'm in sic
6ei1natb suriidfiibrte. Nber o6ipo6l ct
iih OIL ber 1848er 8etpegune nicbt bethel
li9te, sog es i'm bocb pieDer na6 ben Ser.
Staaten unb felt benz Sabre 1856 mar Or.
8retoel1itetn Elm 8irger un6 ec1cbGbter
9(r5t Gbtcago's, no ct bis tpenige Sage Dor
ieincm Spoe ieine 8rarts ousiibte. 0ie
ibtperen S6t6ialsibldge, tpeldbe tim uno
ietnc ganSe Samilie in 6olge ieiner iugenoz
ltcben 8egeiiterung getroffen 5atten,-aucb
1etrt Gater perlor ietn Nmt-iparen tpobl bic
l1riac6e, baB Ell it6 bier ipenis Dber gar
nicbt am Gffentli6en Qeben betbeiLigte.
MGbrenD ieines Qlufentbalts I'M @liaB
murbe Or. 8reioenitein nit Ieiner i'm
iiberle6en6en &ebenSgefdbrtin b%efannt, Sic
i'm in lcbperer &ra1f6eit gepflegt bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
Cine robe Qbat.

4lonao Snetion, Elm 12idbri9er 8otenz
iunge Der oNm. Dit. SelegrapD Go,", Der
Die Summer 1875 trGgt unO gu Der Stfice
$50. 10 an Der @abalb QlDe. unb Sadion
StraBe 9ebOrt, wurOe Dienitag @beno nit
einem 8riefe nacb Dem Sauie 179 @eIt
San Buren, StraBe geibidt. @rit BRET
lStunben ipGter febrte ct bei6muBt, nit
5errtiienen &leibern unb elmer tiefen 8unoe
ilber Dem redten 9tuge surlld. Nuf Be
fra9en beS Strangers 90. s. Sa61on ers
3Gblte ct, 6aB er an ber San 8uren1traBe
alf bic poroere glatform etneS Yferoeba6n1
tpagenS aufgeiprungen lei, bon Dem &utl9er
abcr nit Oct 8emerfung berabgeltoBen
tporben iet, baB 8Dteniungcn anf ictnem
@agen ni4t fabren fOnnten. @r 1et nit
benz @eii6t auf's Sflaitcr g~ettir5t lno 6alb
betpuBtloS lieeen geblicben. Ba1anten
DGttcn i'm bann in cine apot6efe getragen
u1o ibm Sic erbaItene Q8un6e auswal6en
lailen, worauf ct lib auf benz Gitdipe9 na5
Der Office gema6t babe.
Die @eieuic6aft miro Die Sabe u1tere
lucben laiien unb bic 8a6ngeleQi6aft 5ur
Hecbeni9aft 5ieben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
aeiue @bre fitr Sie Yartei.

Die @efeb9e6ung BON Snbiana Bot it6
nertaot. 9aB iie Oct 8artet, tpelcber tbre
Wte6rbeit ange60rte, %beionbere @bre ge1r1acbt
Bate, lGBt lib lei6er nibt bebaupten. 9teler
Qniid5t lit iogar Sic berpprragenD1te oeno7
fratii6e en9lilcbe 3ettun9 BON SnDtana,
Ser Snotanapolis Sentinel.
Sine Ser Sinbcn Oerielbcn haben mir
ibon neulicb beribtet Den nelten @errD7
man6er. Sroboem 6as gan5 Oemofrattl3e
Sbergericbt sic BON Der portgen @eleb7
gebung porgcnommcnc 9tel> @tntDeillng
ais OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dertporfcn bate,
tuur6e cine ebenio notwithstanding ollr91
aepeitiAt, MIR neil etntge Oen1ofratil6e
6auptbGbne 1onft ibre Sibe p~erloren bitten,
uub liberties ein gemeinian1er 8el6luB an
ge1ommcn, norin baS Sbergeri0t beS
llebergriff5 IN Sic Gorrecbte Der @eieBz
gebung l1n0 ser @Tecutipe gcSieben tptro.
Qluoere iDrer SiInOen = tbetlS Inter
l~aiiungS>, tbeilS 8egebungSiiinOen ma
rem: Die 8ei1netbung Der 8%etptatgung
fiir Die demonstrating bon $133,OOO aut
500, 900; Die Seripeigerllng Der pom allen
4arteien gefor0erten Seibiilfe bon $4,000
fir DaS I'M Septem6er abSubaltenoe 0raro@
9trmp>2agcr; ~@inibarrlng aler SDrla9en
fir Oebrll9 oeS 2lrbeiteritanbeS bis auf Die
cine, melcbe bic @ntlaiiuug BON @erbanOz
Nrbcitern aus 9lnlaB Ser Nngebortgtett gum
Serbanbe %itrafber macbt Ginicbarrung Der
8Orluge, ipelcbe Sic SnOidnapOlticrS traBeuz
baDngeieli1aft S%>piugen iOate, Die BON tbr
benl1bten StraBen 81 pflaitern, wobet ofIe1
8eitecbung I'M Spiele gemelen ietn ioQ;
Nunabme elmer 8orIage, pelcbe ben 9roBen
qftiondren Der Wtonon>8abn geitdttet, ibre
getp0bnlicben 2tftieu in 8rioritGts@ 9(ftten
einsutauicben, unb 10 bic piele1 fleinen
Qlftiondre, Die ibr @clb berga6en, I'M ben
8au Ser 8abn .5u erm0gli6cn, 81 betriigen.
Die Gertpaltung 6e5 litolicben 3udbtbauieS,
gesen meIde iblpere Qlnflageu tpesen
icblecbter 6iibrung, ltnteri6lagung unb
grauiamer 8ebanblun9 Der Strdfltnge err
boben tparen, murOe reingewaicben, uno
r1eDrcre @eieBe tpurben angenOmnten, tuelde
ben 5ruits Sbor unb Gbiir bes Staates
Offnen.
6offentlicb perbient iicb Bic bemofratticbe
Suinoiier @eieB9ebun9 einen beiieren 9tacb>
ruf. Sts iebt iiebt's aber leiber ntcbt bar
na6 aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
Die Oore=S dule
Salt elmer 6euersbrunft gum Opfer.

Die in SEQ. 217 bis PIG SO. 6arriion:
StraBe beftnblicbe 0ore : Sbule tpurot
Wfontag Weorgen I'M g. l16r BON etnem
tlr5terltben Seuer beimgeiu6t, tpel6es
tlir Die nGditen gSocben Sic 8enubung De,
S6ulrallme unmO9ltcb ma6t. 9aS Sc
bdube 1T pter1todtg unb bat cine Sron1
bon 80 SUP III Der 6arriion>S traBe, ipG6.
reno Die Dtntere Wauer an Ser 0llep liegt
9dS @ebGuoe entbdlt 16 13imner, in Semen
800 S9itler ltnterricbt genteBelt. 9as
Selter e%ntltan6 ani6einen6 in Der iogetann:
ten Elmpelfammer inn nDromeitlicber
Sbeile bes Gro9eiboiies, pelcbe NIT alter
Bdnter, Gtlcben, Sitcbern, 8apier II. b9l
angetllut mar. @ntDedt iprrben Die SLANT
men bon etnem 8alianten, Der aus Sen
6enitern oes GrOgei6oies &aub brtngen
TAB ll11o Die Selertpebr benacbrtcbtigte.
Sofort er1dbien Spribeu7 Gompagnie SEQ.
Z bon SEQ. 81 Slue SSslan6 Qpenlte oltf Der
8ranoitGtte. Sn3pilc6en latten iic6 jeoocJ
Die Slammen bon Der Gltmpelfammer auf
Die nebenliegenbe Spritbenfammer allsge>
oebnt. Selerntorlda GeeneD e%rtannte
lotort, baB ietne %@ompa9nie aIeit lttcbt inn
Sta1Oe let, oer SeuerSbrunit 6err All
l%peroe1, u1D lieB oaber ben QQarmfa1ten
SEQ. 329, an Der @de bon 6arriionz ltnb
6alteO9S traBe, in junction lebcn. Oils
nun 3 Sprtben ibre Standardization in Sic
praielnOen Slamnlen l%anbten, tpur6e sic
@efabr balb permil1oert. Nicbts oelto nee
niger batter Die Slammen bereitS baS 9acb
erreicbt uno es THAR cine 9(n3a6l pon S4ulz
5immern fart mitsenommen. Gor5u9s2
lpetie bic 3tn1mer am n0rolid6en @nbe bes
@ebGltoeS tn alien Stodtperfen itnb Ser>
ltDrt, pGDreno Ote nab ser 6arrtion@Str
ltesen0en &dume nut burcb bas QSalier sez
lttten Daben.
3ablreicbe S6ulfin6er baben tire 8iid6er
eingebibt, Die ite in tbren 81lten 3uriid>
9elalien batten. Dieter 8erIu1t lit nm 10
emptnDItc6er, ais iene Gegenb por3ugSz
tpetie BON arnten 2e1ten benobnt it,. @tpa
100 &llaben, bie DaS Seuer int Seine entz
iteben iabel1, benlbten Sic @elegenbett, I'M
tbr @tgentbunt 81 retten.
Der Serluit miro auf mtn6eitens $4,000
berecb1et. Der uriprun9 Der Seuersbrrnlt
lit rGtblelbaft. Ser ScbulcuitoS Spbn
&amil bebauptet, baB 6as Seuer in Ben
9ampfbei5ungS : 2lpparaten bereits am
Sretta9 auSgel0i6t Dur6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
2luf 40 Sabre 5uatbaus
Sautet oas 1rtheiI i'm 8ief9fe Steniel
moropro3e6.

vOes Moroes icbul6ts" - lautete Ser
@abriprucb Ser @ei9morenen iiber Die Oes
Otorbes Nngeflagten, Srant Steniel uno
9lnaitaita 8teibte. 9as Spfer mar Sobn
8ie1cbte, ser @atte Set 9lngetlagten. @r
murbe int Suli b. S. Dor ietner 8obnung
oil Ser AZ. un0 8aulinaitr. eri6oien, unb
feline Srau uto Der &Oitgdnser Steniel ais
feline Wf0r0er in 6aft 9enommen.
Ser 8ro5eB tpdbrte 8tpei poae 8o6en
un0 Die 8erfinbt9ung bes ltrtbeilS erfolgte
in 16on melt Dorgeritdter Sttnbe Der
gtabt. 9aS l1rtbetl lautet fir ie0en Ser
%9lnsetlagten auf 40 Sabre 3u9tbaus, lit
allo gleicbbeoeutenO nit lebenslGn9ltcber
@tnferferung.
9ie lebten &e6en pur6en 0ien1tag 8or@
mtttag ge9alten uto eS mar betnaDe Dier
lbr ~9tacbmittag getporbet, ais Der Gtcbter
nit letnen Snitruftionen 5u @noe ge1
tommen mar, 10 OaB ii5 i6lteBlib bic @ez
l6morenen our 8eratbun9 5uriid5ieben
fonnten. Qanglam Derltrtdben Die Stunz
ben un0 es tDar taft neur ll6r gepDroen,
ebe bie @ei6morenen Den tpacbt6abenoen
8eamten bas a3ei9en Ser @intgung aui
etnen WaDrlprucb gaben.
&tcbter 9l6amS murbe aus 1etter Wo6z
nung berbet9e6olt uub blaiien NntliBes
icbritten Bic %Nngefla9ten unter iicberer 8ez
be6ung IN BEN nur inn poroeren She'll err
leucbteten @eri6tsiaal. Die in Dem 8ro>
5eB 6ei3Gfti9ten NntpGlte tparen ebel1faus
antpeieno unb na3 tur5er 8auie i6ritten
Die @ei9morenen berein. Der Sbmann
iibergab DEM @eri6tsi9reiber bas @abrz
ipru67O otumett CUR Serleiung. Steniel
blieb BET Ser Serfiinbigun9 beS llrtbeils
Doultanotg rubig, pGbrenb Srau 8tel6fe
Elm Nusruf beS S6redens entfubr.
Der Sertbetotger bebielt ebenfaaS feline
Saliung nno ertlarte, er per6e ~ieoenfaus
etnen nenen Yro5eB %erlangen.