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The Globe-republican., 1893-03-17
KANSAS RAILROADS.

It is not thought that any changes
will be made in the traffic department of
the Santa Fe road, and the same policy
will be carried out az heretofore, as it
has generally been conceded that Mr..
Remnant has had great deal to say in
regard to what the policy has been in
the past.
The Central Branch will relay nine
miles Of track between Cawker and o..
borne this summer with fifty six-pound
steel rails. They will also put in zoe
feet Of switch at Beloit, 300 feet at Sol.
ONION Rapids, and 1000 feet in the new
side track at Claudel, the new station
between Cedarville and Kirwin.
Emporia special: The passenger
coach Of the Howard branch of the
Santa Fe road was thrown from tho
track near Olpe. and quite number OF
were seriously injured. Mrs.
1. E. Lambert, wife OF the postmaster
of Emporia, was badly cut and bruised
about the head. and Mrs. Ben Whelden,
l.. c. Noise and Percy r. Noise were
badly bruised or cut A number OF
others were less seriously injured. all Of
whom reside in this city.
The Globe-republican., 1893-03-17
KANSAS CHURCHES

| Wellington Standard: There 10 to be
built in Arson . Free Will Baptist
CHURCH. The funds for building it are
being raised by subscription.
Atchison Champion: It 10 the int.n-
ton Of tho Fresbyterians to build q new
church at Round Prairie in tho spring.
The old church is in dilapidated con-
dition and is liable to fall at any time.
It 10 ono of the historic landmarks OF
Atchison county.
Emporis Republican,: The services
at the Congregational church were well
attended. In the forenoon the sacra-
ment Of the Lords supper was observed
and eight new members were added to
the church roll. In the evening the
house was also we'll filled. and an excel
lent discourse was delivered by the
pastor.
Independence Tribune: Rev. Henry
Cocks has rendered his resignation of
the passionate Of the Baptist church of
this city, and has accepted call to the
church ut Chanute. Mr.. Cocks took
charge of the church in this city when
it was at low water. and by vigorous
work it has increased in influence and
membership and become strong and the
church building improved and beauti-
fed.
Another elegant church edltice will
soon be added to the many for which
Kansas City, Kan. is already noted.
Rev. d. NJ. Mcclellan, pastor of the
United Presbyterian congregation, has
received plans for the new edlfice, which
is to be located upon the property OF
the church, consisting Of three lots at
Seventh and Riverview The plans
present a very imposing appearance,
and the estimated cost of this church lie
$4,000. 1t will compare most favorsbly
with some church edifices which have
cost almost double that amount. 1t
will be OF brick and surmounted by q
handsome steeple, and will be splen-
did addition to that part of the city in
which it is to be located, which COM
mands a very extensive view Of both
Kansas Citys.
Independence Tribune: The German |
Lutheran church of this city. under the
ministration Of Rev. Allenbach. has
about outgrown it's little church. More
than that, it does not represent their
in social and business circles,
and now We are pleased to learn that
they contemplate the erection of a fine
brick church that will be little the
finest in the city. Nineteen years ago
their little house was handsome as COM
pared to the surroundings of the men,
but now they have most all
grown rich. Instead of the country
members walking to town or coming
with their work teams and heavy
they come now elegantly
dressed, with fine horses, nice buggies
and sprirg wagons, and with an air de-
noting happiness and prosperity
The Globe-republican., 1893-03-17
CHAPTER Nj.
TIOTTERS IN COUNCIL.

The false Alice Ralston, the real
Beatrice Mercer, went straight TO Hope
dale after leaving the home where she
had found a father and fortune.
She took no risks in her movements.
RalSton did not know of her destination.
had not known that she was at the
Hopedaie Institution through the years
Rodney, the man who had died a. the
bridge. his friend, his alvisor. had the
sole charge of placing the real Edna at
the seminary, for, as Beatrice knew,
when father and daughter had parted
years before the former was a fugitive
from justice
She had told the anxious Ralston that
She would return speedily. She had
secured a large sum Of money. She
made sure that no one followed her to
the train. To break any possible trail
che changed cars at large city midway
to Hopedale and made several myterious
purchases at a coStumer's and at a hair
.dresser's shop.
When the next morning Beatrice
Mercer alighted from a sleeper on the
train at the nearest railroad town TO
HOpedale, and took a carriage to her
home. her best friend would not have
recognized her
For she was completely disguised.
She had come to act part, and She had
come fully prepared. In dress and face
she had effected . marvellous change.
and when she reached the Hopedale
hotel and ordered q suit of rooms. no
one formerly familiar with the trim.
neat figure and rather attractive face Of
the half-pay school teacher Of Hopedale
Seminary, about the village. would for
a moment have suspected the true iden-
tity OF this new Beatrice Mercer.
She had come hither with an object
definite object. She had come to seek
= trace Of the man she had loved. Raw.
The Globe-republican., 1893-03-17

| celV0O. def ne0rt beat quicker a. She
recognized the broken. pleading tones
OF Colonel Marshall, Raymond's father,
and thu words he uttered were:
Ten thousand dollars! Impossible!
l tell you that unless I have time, un-
less those documents are suppressed OF
destroyed, am a ruined man."
Just in time! l shall win. Every
things favors met" fell in q baleful,
| confident Beatrice Mercer.
CHAPTER XII.
Beatrice Mercer drew nearer to the
half-open door, as those ominous words
sounded forth:
Unless those documents are sup
pressed or destroyed, I am a ruined
man."
A strong man spoke them, but the
voice, while mournrul. bore a token Of
pleading, despairing agony.
The listener knew that the speaker
was the father of Raymond Marshall.
What she already knew Of his business
complications had brought her to Hope
dale. 1t was through the father that
she relied upon reaching the son.
There was the rustling Of papers, and
then the lawyers voice reached her
ears:
Il am very sorry, Colonel Marshall,
but have my orders to act"
You can defer action"
Il would violate my duty to my eli
ents if deferred it a day longer.
Then"
To morrow go into court and SUBJ
nit these document. They represent a
personal Indebtedness Of $1,000. They
represent your Endorsement for $4,000
more. The distressing feature of the
latter amount is that the alleged maker
of the note denies its validity In other
words, it is forgery
A groan rang from the lips OF the un-
You are right, he murmured in a
hollow, broken tone OF deep despair.
My personal indebtedness does not wOr-
ry me. l should never have been called
upon to bear it. for never personally
contracted dollar of it. However, PEN
ury, restitution myself and family might
honorably endure, but dishOnOr, never!
Ii that two-thousand-dOllar claim is
presented in court"
You will be accused of forgery"
Which never committed" cried the
Colonel. You believe me-"
Il certainly do. but will jury? Those
documents go in as evidence, on their
face showing you are responsible for
them"
But have explained to you! That
scoundrel OF partner Of mine drew out
of the firm few months since on the
pretense of ill-health. He took nearly
all the ready cash, and not until after
he had got safe in a foreign land did
learn tuat the alleged valuable assets
he had left as my share Of the business
were only waste paper. Worse than
the burden Of debt, he left those forged
notes. I hypothecated them. Now
am accused of uttering them!"
Can you not take them up?" insin-
uated the lawyer.
Impossible. 1 have vainly tried to
borrow. My son, dependence usually,
has lost all interest in business and
about half-crazed over the dis
of heartless iilt. No, ruin
stares me in the face-worse, the pris-
on-dOck, dishOnOr, DEATH"
Il am sorry for you.
That was all the lawyer could say.
TO BE CONTINUED
The Globe-republican., 1893-03-17

Moorish Locusts Feed Man and Beast.
The British consul at Mogador, while
on an excursion inland, about a DAYS
journey from Mogador. met flights of
locusts. He says it was an astonishing
and interesting though painful sight,
the air being in some parts so thick
with them that they formed dense liv-
ing brown fog, through which he could
hardly find his way, while they so COM
pletely covered the ground that the ut
most caution was necessary in walking,
as he could not tell whether be was
treading on soft sand, hard, slippery
rock, or what
Many birds Toasted on the insects, in
GLIDING large flights Of gulls from the
sea. and beasts evidently enjoy their
share. for in the middle of the densest
swarm he saw a fine red fox dancing
about in the most frantic manner, leap
ing and swapping up dozens of locusts
in the air, until, seeing the stranger, he
suddenly dropped on all fours and quick
ly vanished in the live fog. Not only did
the barbel get their share Of the novel
food tthe consul used the locusts sue.
-cessfully as bait for them but some of
the fish of the Atlantic were found
gorSed with lOcusts which had been
blown off the land by easterly winds.
As usual, they were extensively eaten
by the native population, both MOhan-
medan and Jewish.
The Globe-republican., 1893-03-17
Methodist Baseball.

There will be no more foot ball at
Baker university, at Baldwin, if the full
intention Of resolution PASSED by the
The Globe-republican., 1893-03-17
The Baby Had to Go, Too.

A man, a woman, and baby-the
man and woman on tricycle. and
the baby sleeping in a basket swung
from two arms in front of the ma
chine-were going up the west drive in
Central Park yesterday morning, says
the New York World. Several pack
| ages were strapped to the machine
and the man and woman were dressed
| as if for an outing. 1t was quite
early, not yet o'clock, as they came
up Eighth avenue and entered the
park at 59th street. The few people
who were on the street turned to
gaze at the queer outfit. and smiled
as they caught sight of the infant in
its swinging basket. Above the
basket was a canopy like that of a
baby carriage. At the entrance to
the park the man stopped to tighten
the straps on package. He was
sun-burnt, athletic-looking young fell
low with pleasant gray eyes and
full dark beard. His wife, who sat
behind him, looked pale and thin and
was dressed in blue flannel. YES"
he said, in answer to an inquiry, Il
had this machine made to order.
My wife's health has not been good
lately and we decided to take our va
cation in this way. and" turning to
his wife with smile, "Of course we
couldn't leave the yOungster behind.
Wife said he would have to 20 too SO
l had the basket rugged up for him.
No. We shall not camp out. We ex-
pect to travel morning and evenings
and rest in the middle of the day
when it is hot, and at night we shall
put up at some farm house or country
hotel. We expect to be gone about
two weeks, and have no particular des-
tinatiOn, but shall travel about in a
leasurely sort Of way and try to get
back my wife's health. Name? Oh.
no. never mind that: but don't YOU
think it is good idea:"
The Globe-republican., 1893-03-17

4 DIDN'T see you at the masquerade
ball. JimpsoD." NO; went as a
ghost. per's Bazaar.
An on1ce-holder is the only kind of
man who can have his head cut of
and still live.-Baltimore American.
THE trouble with Wanamaker's
stamps is that they don't know when
they are hcked.-Rochester Herald.
IT is to be hoped that the htop-
skirt bacillus will not effect a lOde.
ment In this country..-Memphis Ap
peal.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
Ser @raG TT 2lttHralteM.

Ser aagemetne 8anffrab in Quitralten
atebt IeIbitberit6n6lic6 Bic Mugen Der @elt
auf iic6. Cine 10 unge6eure Bleite, bic
nod INNER ntcbt gu @nbe 5u iein i6etnt, in
einem 9anbe, tpelbes ihb bret Sabre lang
6interetnan6er por8ii8lieber @rnbter erfreut
bat, ericbeint na6esu unbe9retltcb
8abri6etnli6 miro eS iic6 beranSfteuen,
6aB oteiem augemeinen 9ra6 bic l1rla9en
gu @run6e lte9en, tpelcbe baS 8erberbeu 10
oieler 8anfen aueb in bteiem 2dnbe itnb,
8orgen auf Mertbe, Sic it6 nibt i'm 6anbz
unbre6en in b6dr @elb umieben ldifen,
ltn6 Elm gu groBeS WtBocr6dltniB 5pti9eu
Dem 8etriebSs &apital unb ben Oeriucbten
@eidGften.
@enn 8anfen nit etnem 8etrtebsfapitdl
bon ttur 40 WttatDnen Dollars fir 600 bis
700 WtQtonen 9o1arS @ei0afte t6ult
tpoQen, tpte IS in NuitraLten Ser SAT- getpe>
fen gu iein i6etnt, 10 mir6 fein Sinan5>
mann ft9 iiber ben i6lteblt6en 3uiamz
men6ru6 ipu1bern. I1nb getptB niebt,
tpenn Ste 8anfen baS @elb tbrer 9epoittoz
rem su einem un9efunben itGbtiic9en
@rurbetgentbums 8ubm berletben. 9as
aber lit bort geicbe6en. Our9 cine rn3d6l
UUl Ouu>&OStSlllE| AlU guCLeDHtuIle ll UNl
6ppotbefen tpar in ben @roBftdbten bes
2anoes cine un9ebeure Speculation IN
@runbeigentbum ms 8erf geiebt unb Elm
&arten6olls bon @ertben auf9ebaut por>
ben, wel6es betm eriten @tnbbaub 5u>
iammenftirsen muBte un6 5uiarmen9e1
itirst lit.
Natiirlib mtrb, pie iiberaa, Der arme
Mann ltnb sic WftttelfLaiie III Nuitralien
BEN 6aupttbetL an ben 8erluiten 5u tragen
baben. 9enn tbnen 9eb0ren 5tpei 0rtttel
Ser 0epoiiten in BEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
8anten. 9as dnbere 9rittel lit britilcbes
&apitdl. Nu6 bort tpabri3cinlt3 miro
Ser Sauptberluit ouf Bic Mittelflalie fallen,
bte in Lebter 3ett i6pn 10 Dtelfa6 mitgez
uommen por6en lit. Nuf benz britiiben
@elbmarft bat ser auitralilde &radb bis
iebt nur 6te @r60bung Der 8antrate bon
q auf 81 Gents 5ur 8ol9e gebdbt, mas
notbpen6tg mar, UNI ben @plbabl fluff gu
b~er6in6ern, un6 Sic brttti6e bobe Stnan3>
melt ertlGrt, ieben Sturm iiberiteben gu
f0nnen unb Obne iebe Gorge in bie 3ufunft
st bLifen.
Sci Ser iebr gert1tgen @eibdftSoerbtn>
6ung, in Ser bic Ser. Staater 3t Nuitralier
iteben, baben bic auitralii6en ganffracbe
fir 9tmertfa nun Elm belebrenbes Sntere1ie.
Sic ermQbnen Iaut 3ur 0oriibt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

1teber IeBteren 8unft gte6t Sic StdtiItif
iiber @tnfu6r un6 g(uSfubr Die bette Nusz
fltnft. 8Gbren6 mir in Dem am 30. Nprtl
1892 en6en6en Sabre fir $1,0l1,343,l 73
@aaren aus unb nur ttr 3 2,l4o,3'l
Maaren etnfI6rten, baben mir IN pen am
80. NpriI 1893 enbenben 5tpolf Wtonaten
nur fit $848, 594,427, al1o FUR
$179, III, 300 @aaren mentger aus,
oaaeqeu aber fit 1926, 151 ,598 ooer FUR
$75, 557, ISL @aaren mebr eln9efubrt.
Statt uns, pte eS Elm DduSDdltert1bcr
S~amilienpater tbun pIroe, bet beoellfenD
D%ermtnberten @tnnabmen et%n3u1cbrdnten,
boben mir unferen 8erbrauc9 erbObt. Statt
Bah ME i'm Sabre por6er mir $162, JAS, 740
pom 9luslano 5u be5ieben batten, bdtten tptr
6iesmal 1874, 006 ,217 berduSSu8abler.
0as freilicb miir0e uniern 0oloporrdt1
NIGHT 10 ltarf angegriffen baber, bate lt1S
i'm poriqen Sabre baS 2(usIanO 0ie $162,>
748, 746 in blanfer Ofiinse be3aDlt. IS that
6as aber feineSipegS, %ionoern be5dblte hnS
sum groBen Sbeile in Bapteren. 9enn
trob Ser rieligen 8ilans 3u rn1ert @unltelt
soblten mir nocb $26, 504, 939 in Sob 1no
81, 273, 1926 in Stlber mebr ans Ansz
LGlD, ais WtF DOH DUtt eAlpItl9V"' ~"
0unber BENIN, 6aB in bieiem Sabre 1tc9 pie
@oIoausfubr auf 90,498, 426 uno Die
Gilberausfubr auf $15,495,5 13 geltet9ert
bat. SIN @egentbeil, man muB lteb @treuef1,
6aB,ber @ol6zQbfluB ni6t nocb 9roBer 9e1
mel en lit. @abri6einlicb bat aber oas
9tuslanb nic5t 10 bel uncertainties Baptere
me6r, Sic es auf uns dbIaoen fam, unb baz
raus ldBt fib ser S6IuB 5ieDen, baB BET per-
iteaung zines @Getbgewt3ts sptlden
8aarene@ tnfu6r unb 7@uSfu6r au3 etn
@Ieicbgeptbt spii9en @olosAusfubr nnb
>@tnfubr erret9t tperben tptrb. .
Sin Ding gebt aus benz Sbtgen 5ur 0e7
niige 6erpor, baB ndmGib uniere europdt7
1cben 8ettern fetne 11riabe baber, etn 3etere
oeicbret gu erbeben, tpenn fte gelegentltcb
6urb MiBernten einmal ge5pungen tperoen,
ft6rfer als getpObnlib bet uns etn5utduten.
0cnn tpenn Der Nmerifaner @elo 1at, liter
nur gu bereit eS tpteber ~aussugeben. Sic
m0gen 6esbatb aub ntbt itber bas lbone
@el6 murren, 6as tbnen bte 8ei9tdltng
un6 Ser 8eiu9 unierer Qusfteaun9 foitet.
Sic f0nnen ii9er iein, oaB es nit 3tnien
3u tbnen SuriiGfebrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
Ser Se.ttf1e Safer mnS 4tttfete
Notwithstanding

Die 3t1npferltdbfeit 6er beuti6GGn6tic6en
S1rner muB grpB iein. 9ur6 bic Yreiie
bon 9eutl6lanD ge6t tGmltb folgenbe
&unbe:
v0as dmtlibe Organ bes 9tor6amerifaz
Surn5eitung" In Wilpa1fee, bat ibon nie4
berboLt in gerabe3u rober, ni9t tDteoer3uz
gebenber @eiie S6mdbartttel ge9en Sen
Scatter, 6as oeuti6e 9tetb unb belien
@riinber per0ffentli6t; Der NuSi6uB Der
yOeuti6en Surneri6aft" bat bes6aLb es
Gls elm @ebot BET Gbre era6tet, Sic ber
Oeuticben Iurneri6aft genorbene GIN
laoung gum 8unbesturnfeit in Wtltpaufee
in otnitbt auf bteie, ale unb iebe Gudit9t
auf bic rationale Steuung Der OeutIcben
Surneri6aft aus BEN Queen laiienben
S6mGbungen ab3ulebnen."
Nber bat benin Der Qusi3uB Der Turnerz
i6aft in 0euti3lanb ntbt tpa6rgenommen,
baB an ber SpiBe Der 2eitarttfelipaIten be-
iaster Amerttanti6er Surnseitung iebe
@obe angefitnbtgt tit:
Scr 9torbamerttani1be Surnerbunb if
nur fir bic ofi5ieuen 2ln3eteen un6 Wettz
t5eilungen Der 8un6esbebOr6e Gin benz
8latte) Derantportli9."
Wait ben @rsifien 6es nibt aus 6em
6euti4en &ei9, ionbern aus Der S6meis
itammenben Gebatteurs Der yN~merifaniiben
Gurn5ettung" iiber &atier un6 Geicb bat
alfo Der Norbamerifanii9e Surncrbunb
gar NIGHTS gu t6un. 11eberbies l6reibt be-
iaster &ebafteur neuer5in9s pett maBDoQer
unb faum in etnem i6Grferen Some, als es
Elm groBer SbeiI Der beuti6ldnbil9en
Breiie unbebeuigt tbut.
8enn Der QusidbuB Set Turneri6aft in
9euti6lanD nacb WttLpaufee unb Gbicago
fame, tplroe ct iogar melt ~tpeniger Sabel
it6er Die 8eriOnlidfeit Oes beutidben &atiers
bOren ais in Oeutl6lanb. Denn man
reebnet es 8ilbelm ~beion6ers in ben eben4
genannten 3tpet St6bten bod an, oaB er
it6, 5untaI betreffs Der @eltallsi teaung,
10 gut gegen Die Ser. Staaten benommen
bat.
@ucb BON iolben @diten aus 0euti6s
Lamb, Die Oriiben Der taiierli9en 9olittt
entg~esentreten, fam man bier i'm @eiprabe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
aoad1entltd1e altnota B4aata- aettnte, aatontaa, %. asaat 1893.

@inpanosrnngsbdfen, o~crfagt. ltnb ben
~@tntpanoerer begribt icbt, iobalo er 0as
2ano Der Tretbeit betrttt, SET mioerlie61te
3ug tm Gngltib>N Die
beucblertibe Wafermuderet.
Sn Be3ug dul ben 6aupteintpan6erung5z
6aten Stem Yort cricbeint baS 8erbot
ooppelt grGuiam, inbem bas Srinfmaiier
aut Guts S5lanb iAlecbt unb ipdrlib lit,
3u9leteb beoenfe man, bdB iett Sem II.
Ofai Die neuen Ginipanoeru
gen IN &ratt itnb, pte lie ser leBte GongreB,
ndmentli3 auf oaS 9a3ut6un Stump's,
belblonen bat. gfacb t6nen peroen Oie
GtHmanoerer tpett griino(id4er ais biS6er,
beim &egtitriren gepriift unb perb0rt. unb
ipenn iteb trgenD tpelc6e 3fpeifcl ergeben, 10
miro Elm 1oldber @inmanberer nac6 Ser
8etenttonsabtbctIung 9eiDtdt, I'm BORT
nocb genduer Der60rt unb, tpern INNER
nocb 3meifel berric5en, oor elm @oQegtum
Don pier Snipeftoren ge1telt 3u meroen,
bas enticDetbet, ob er lanben bari ooer nibt.
;Sn otelelt 6dlen bat es ltc9 felt benz IL.
Utat beretts berauSgeiteQt, Dag bic etnem
10 ldngtDterigen 8erfa6ren untertporfenen
Seute allen @eiebesbettmmungen iiber Gin
panoerung entiprae6en. Wfait iollte Die
peitltcbe Scbeereret, Der tie uni6uloig
untertporfel1 fperoen, nicbt burb cine 10
i6GnoGtd6c Naiiermuder SDrannet nocb
Oeri6drfen.
6offentltb tDir6 S~tnan3mintiter Carlisle
ben Stump balo CUR Nuf6ebung berfel6en
3utn9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22

ie6en Sag foG9enoes boren: gSdbrero Die
Sttmmune in 9euti1lano anfdn9li9, 5u7
mai tpegen bes Wtc&tnlep> @eiebes, gdlt37
licb abGe6nenb ge9en bie Gbicagoer Weltz
ausiteQun9 mar, 5etgte it3 Der &atler bon
4nfang an ais eifriger uno tperftbdttger
Tre1ro 6erlelben. 11no bduptldcblt6 iet1en
una6[dIItgen 8emibun9en un0 3tpe6mdBiz
oen WtaBregeln lit eS gu o%atfen, oaB ftcb OaS
Deuticbe Getcb 70 gldt5en0 uro recbt5ettlg
an ser @btcagDer @eltauS TELLING be-
tbeiligt.
90 lautet baS 3eu9niB BON enti3ie6enen
unb ebrenpert6en politii6en @egnern bes
Raiiers. = Sn er1ter 2inie mar eS benz Sat
ler natiirlt6 Darum 81 tbun oaB oeutide
Snbuitrte unb &unit iib am WetcbtgansSea
Su ibrem eigenen Gortbeilc I'M beiten 2tcbte
Dor Ser ganSen 8elt Setgen. Nber aus
leinem Gifer lpra9 SuGleib Elm freunolibes
@efiibl fir Bic 8ereintgten Staten, oerert
friegertl9e @ei9icbte ibm ie6r gelduftg unO
oeren politii9e un6 @ultur@ @e19tcbte tbm
ntcbt fremD lit.
0urcb leinen werftbdttgen @ifer fir bic
beutidbe NbtbeiIung bat ct aub anOere
80lfcr, tpelcbc itcb Suerit glet6gttltig perz
btelte1t, GUT 8eicbidun9 Der Qus ltellun9 ar>
geipornt, 10 baB ibm alto Elm betrd6tGtebcr
She'll tbres internattonalen @lan3es 3u
perbanfen iit.
MQes bas fann un6 1oQ man aub ais
gutter Gtepubltfaner anerfennen. 9enl oer
dcbte &epubIttantsmuS perbietet burbaltS
ntbt, baB man einem Sirften unb ieinen
gutet1 2etftungen gercbt tptro. Ser Ste
publifaner, Ser lebtereS ntbt tbut, 5etgt itch
oamtt ptel unbulbidmer, als Bet Scatter
@tlbelm, tpelcber Ourb Die Sbatiacbe, oaB
bieies 2anb etne Gepubltf lit, oeren Diele
1pracbige, freie unb u%ngebunoene Brelie
ic6on 10 ntanb bartes 1lrtbeil 9e9en i'm
fGnte, 1icbt abgebaLten tpuroe, freuno1baftz
ltcb sesen 6asielbe su banbeln. 11nb pie
fletn ericbeint neben bieiem Scatter Der
Qusi6uB Der beuti6ldnbii6en 3urnera
f6aft, Ser, neil Elm Mo6enblatt in Mtls
paufee BEN &atier ~frittftrt bat, ftb furbtet,
bprt6tn su fommen!
SIR letn portreftli6es 8erbalten GUT
@bicagoer misunderstanding oerotemt Der
beutibe Scatter ~beionbers art6 ben tparuen
Danf Der 9euti6~ Nmertfaner, oenen Dos
@elingen beS groBen 11nterne5menS 10 1ebr
I'M 6er3en liegt unb fit melbe ber &ubm,
BEN fi9 Da8 alte 8aterlano babel e%rtptrDt,
10 febr erfreult6 lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-22
1tttcle Sant lit ei1ter tragt=foutii@ete
StcuMte9+

Wcnn ber treffltcbe beutide @ei6i6t5@
ihreiber uno Satprtfcr Sobannes S1err
nob Lebte, 10 f0nnte ct ieBt ietner uWieni6z
licben Ira9ifom6ote" Elm neues 8tlo bet1
fugen.
giue geI6idbtlicbc 8eri4mel3ung SEES
Srogii6en nit benz &omticbsn 1T in Der
Ibat Sic groBe 9titorie bonn n~eueften Sit
nelen9eIebe Der Ser. Staaten. Sir bic
gbtneIen aber oro6te es a~nfGnglt6 rebt
tragti6 5ut tperoen.
Der critic 8e3trf BON Californian mar i'm
Nbgeor6netenbauie beS port9en @ongreiies
bon einem nob tltngen lGn0lt5en 9te6tSz
gelebuten gtamenS @earD pertretett, un6
aub in 6aS 6aus beS reuen @ongreiies lit
bieIer aus 8oton I'M Oanfeelan0e itamz
mer6e, in 1etner Su9en6 bon sort na6 Ga=
Itfprnten iiberiteDeLnbe pplttii6e @entus
oepGblt. Seine @GbLer itno, tpte er inn
vGongreliional DIRECTORY" ielbit er3dbIt,
n0emofraten unb Nuneritaner"; ct i9etnt
al1o ntcbt nun 9emDfrat, %ionoern au6 Elm
Stid bon einem &%nownotbtng 3u letn.
9teIer @earp empfan6 i6on I'M Iebten
gongreB bas 8ebirfniB ber ltniterblt5feit,
unb sur 8efrteDigun9 oieies eblen Oranges
tpdblte er Elm d6t bemagOgii6es WttteI.
Gr purbe 6er S6Dpfer unb Slater Ser
u@earp 8ia", na6 melber ale Gbtneien
6te1es Qan6eS, 6te nicbt Bis au eitem be-
ffimmten Waitag iebtgeh Sabres tbre Gin
ldreibung auf etnem 8unbesftereran1te be-
~tpirften, i6leuntgit bon ber Sunbesgeri6tsz
bartlett beim S3opf unb !3opf sefaBt unb
mach China suriideei6afft tpetben iouten.
@earD's 8ere6nung tpar, baB Die tpentgz
ften Ser @btnelen BEN 5u tbrer @tnl6retbung
erforberLiden NuSwets bet3ubrtngen uers
m0bten unb 6aB bann bas 2anb auf
etnen S9lag BON ibnen befrett tuerosn
mir6c.
SIN ser Shat seLans eS @earb nit 2etbz
ttqfeit, feline vgroBe Sin" tnt nort9en tod
bemofrattiden Nbgeorbnetenbanie bur65u>
1eten. llnb Ser bamals no3 republtfaz
ntfde Senat, Der ii9 in Der 0emasogte
BON ben 9emofraten nt9t iberbteten lalien
upate, ftimmte BET.
@earD unO feline mirbtgen ~GonsreBges
noIen baden tebob ieGbt In ben Nusen Der
goltfornier bas 3teL melt iberl6ofien.
0enn man erfannte in Californian nun
loqleid, baB bte DOat9e NuStretbung oer
bortteen itGotii6en unb IdnOli9en 6tneftz
fchen Nrbetter, bte gang ettpas Nnberes be-
oeutet, ais Ste 6tneifl6en mannltben
8al6frauen Ser Std6te btesieits 0es Sci
Iengebirges, etnen DerbdngniBpoaen Werlu1t
berllria6en tpiir6e.
Sn6em bte Srage bon Ser gerfafinngss
gemGBbett bes @earD @eiebes Dor 0tt