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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
8ritiShes 9tIrSrI6en.

Sn England betra6tet man Die iapant=
i6en Siege, i%teuentpeile iDenigitenS, offen.
bar nit GROCER !6er5beflemmun9. Sr
einem nod Dor ber ite9ret6en Seeiblacbi
ant gaLu, I'M 8. September, 9eibriebener
@trtifeI, b~etitelt : v@aS Elm iapantibet
Grtumpb bebeuten Ditrbe," la9t Der Con.
boner ySpectator": vBir meroen in eintgen
Monaten, tpenn Die @bineien unb Sapone1
itb p~irflicb 9eseniiberitebe,, ieben, tpae
Die Snielmadt tbatid6lib 3u ibrer Ser
iusenbfi9ung 9etban bat, aber tOenn eS nun
annGbcrnb baS lit, mas tbre 8emunberel
beanipru6et, 10 tpirb Der 9roBe Steg Oae
Sterbescldute Oer englii9en Sberberri6aft
in Nitelt lein."
Wtit europGii6er Sberberri9aft lit tpobl
engLiibe Sberberri9aft un5 nit @iten boot
tpobl nur Oitaiien 9entetnt. 9enn aud
ser srDBte 8etpunberer Sapans miro benz
1elbcn nicbt Die &raft sutrauen, NIT etnem
setuultigen S9lage ni9t ltur bas un9ebeurt
cbinelti6e Jfet6 beipGltigen, ionbern aud
&uBlano unb G~n9Lano, nebit benz biscben
Tra1freidb, aus Niten binauStreiben al
t0nnen. S9on far Die erite Nuf8abe aueil
fnGre ein 9lLeran6er ober Elm gtapoleou
| notbig un6 ielbit btele iDilr0en cine i9ipert
9lufgabe baben gegenitber elmer tebnntal ID
ftarfen 8ep0Lferung, pel6e feiuen Parbou
gtebt ober nimmt, unb ieoeS Wiittel, 6euer,
Oplb unb Gift, Dem Tetnoe 9egeuiiber ale
9erecbt bctra6tet.
9tnseii4ts BET Gbatia6e, baB Dor stpei,
bunoert unb fiinf5ig Sabren Die Wano;
lbu, Elm LANCE nibt 10 mGbti9eS Solf,
tpie Bic Saparer, iid Der 5erri6aft bc5
bineltiden Geicbes bemdbti9ten ltno BIZ
ieBt berri6erlbe 9pnaltie 9rilnbeten, unE
Der t%peitereu Ghatiabe, baB Gbina ieitoen1
10 gut pie feline Tortl6ritte gerla4t bat,
fOnnte mar iib ia 81 ber Nlnnabme periubt
fiibGen, oaB 10 etpaS auch belte nob mOs=
li6 iei. 9lber oanlalS lagen Die 9inge bod
Elm gut She'll anbers. 0enn bamols ma:
rem bic WtanbI6u bon elmer groBen 6i1cii:
l6en Bartet gegen bic @lnp0rung oeS 81.
Bezi6Ong 5u !5Ilfe eerufen 1porben, uni
madten es ipie bet gum S6iebsri6ter ber.
bei9erufene Some - ite fraBen beibe 8ar:
teten aut.
Snbeiien Ie1bit ateenommert, es geIGngt
Sopa1, Bettug 3u erobern unb iicb baburd
gum nomineQen t6erri9er bon China al
maden, tpel6' cine un9ebeure 9(rbeit pilrbt
n0t9tg letn, nm aus Ben tp~ioerpiQi9er
%nierbun6ert WtiliDnen G9lnelen Bic Diels
tauienOjGbrtgen 1teberIieferun9en aus5u=
treiben unb ite gu mpbernen Wteni9en gu
MAIDEN, bic i'm Stan6e itnb, nit ben a16e>
rem mobernen Wfeniben einen &ompf ouf
Sune6men. 8te bieG Sabr5ebnte miiBte e9
pG6ren, I'M etne wtrtltb brau9bare iapa.
niib1 binciti6e 2lrnee Deran3ubilben unh
boS 2anO nit Gele9rapbelt ultb itrate9iicber
@iienbabnen 81 ilber5ieben. 6oS fir cine
rtsiiSe G%WltWrarbeit maBts Derri9tet per-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
GnaIifMe 0inInmatit.

W1an bart tpobl barauf %9eipannt fem
tueLobe Steuun9 i6LteBlt6 @ngLanO ge9ett:
iiber bent &riege 3tpti9en Sapon unb Gbtnt
etnnebmen tptr6. Wfit betoen Mdhter
itebt es auf neutrality-suspicious. SuBe. Sci
beioen Otd6ten bat es fiir5licb 8ertrGgC
ob9ef6Loffen, sic es nntpiini6ensnertE
ntaoben, 3u ether ber bei6en in cine feinos
Lt6e Steuun9 bineinsel6oben at tperoen,
Son BENT nit Sapan abgei6lofenen
Gertrase, Der it9 auBer auf bic @rterritos
rial 3 @ert6tsbarfeit AUDI auf 3ou : Nngea
legen1eiter be3cg, bdben mir tGr3lt9 be-
ribtet. gon benz n~eueiten 8ertrage nit
China erf6brt man erit iebt, obtpobL ber7
IeIbe bereits ant l. Wtdr3 b. S. bon 9orb
GoieberD unb benz 6ineiti9en @eianbter
in 2onbon, Saien, unter3ei9net porben 1T,
unD Die Gattftfationen f6on ant %. 9us
quit in 2onoon ausgetaui6t tpurben. IS
banbeLt iih babel INT bic @renSe 3tpt19er
8irma, B. +. @roBbrttannieu unb Gbina.
9ta9 benz 8ertraae tptrb pom 23o Al Mtn.
all Der SaIuin SIuB bis CUR Stabt 8unz
long Die @ren3e btlben. Son ba an 9ebt
bic @renae 6ftItb bis gum Otetons Sluiie,
10 atpar, baB &unLong @roBbritannien, Ser
Stoat &otdtg aber China oerbIeibt. 9ie
nGbere 6eititeQung Der @rerse n0rbtib BON
25O 35 Wttn. lit ndberer 8~ereinborung
u~nteruorfen, iobaLO bas &a1b ettuas beller
eur9fori6t 1T.
9ur9 bteien Gertrag f9GGgt England
stpet Slte9en nit elmer &Loppe. 3unG6it
lt6ert eS itb ben 6anbelSoerfebr nit Glib
@bina, unb ihnei6et Sranfreidb bon BENT
ieIben ab, urb 5~tpeitenS nerftGrft es bur6
@ebtetsabtretltn9elt an China bsfien Sim
iluB auf ben su btl6enben Bufferitaat 3utz
lben Siam, 8trma unb benz fran5Oiticben
@inf1uB9ebtete, 70 baB @bina Bet beiien ST.
ri9tullg acknowledgements gebOrt tDeroen
mlB. Srantret6 iiebt it6 BORT aLlo bel ieiz
nem 8orbrtngen nab 9tOrotueften iopobI
6ur6 @roBbritonnien, tpie China 9ebemntt.
I'm China ben Hii6en se9et Sranfretb gu
%lteifen, BAT Serb GoleberD 3u9let6 Die 8cz
b%inguns in ben Gertra9 aufnebnten laiien,
baB Gbtnd bic abgetretenen @cbtete obne
@n9IanoS Gtumtai9un9 ntbt an cine an
bere Otabt abtretei1 oarf.
8emerfenstpertb lit in benz 8ertrage
auh, bdB in bentieLben China gum eriterl
WtaLe auf BENT abioluter @iei6bettsfuBe
bebanbelt tpor6en lit, ia io9or in 6er ltrz
fu11be Sic Namen bes 6ineiti9en Saiiers
unb ieirteS 0eianoten Dor oerten bet &0ntgtn
unb 2or6 GoieberD'S erl6einen ell 8ez
tpeis, tpte iebr es au9enblidli6 england
baran Iie9t, Gbtnd bel gutter Saune uno ais
Kindergarten se9en Die fron5Oiti6en Be-
itrebun9en 51 erbalten.
@s ldBt iib besbalb anne6men, baB man
in 2onbon allies barom leben tuir6, iib 3tpte
iden Sapan unb Gbina bet itritteiten Oteuz
trolitdt Su bef1etBi9en. 8enn nur bas
bOie &uBlanb nidt pGreI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

ben, um oas 2anb nirt6l6aftli9 SIT itdrfcn
unb Die in bemielben i6lunmertoen 3d.
benichdBe gu beben. 2ange ebe bas nit
6ilfe Der Saponer berjingte China ben
&f gegen bic europGtl6e Sbcrberr>
lbaft in 9tlien ilber1aupt ouf3unebmeu i'm
Starbe tpGre, Ditrbe @nglano BEN &l
barun nit HuBlon6 81 fibren gebabt
babcn.
Ser Spectator" tptr6 ollo tpobL nur Die
SberDcrricbof1 in Sitalten CEMENT baben.
Sfenbar fiirbtet ct, baB, iDenn Sapan
Sbtna beiiegt, Der eintrG9lt6e cn9ltibe
6anbel nit China @inbuBe leioeu piroe,
un6 DoB Sapan iebr balo fit Gbina bieIel7
ben !3u9eitGrbniiie for0ern milrbe, Die es
jebt fiir itb ielbit ourbgeiebt bat. @n9'
lamb filrcbtet ipDbl 9ans beionOerS flir ietnen
Spiumbanbel unO baB Gin fairies iapaz
nild5cbineiil9eS Reib Gnglano in Song
tong ntcbt LANCER bulben ipiirbe, liegt auf Del
9alb.
OaS enslii6e Nlpbriiden bat alto eine
9%eipilie 8erebttgung, AUDI oeB6alb, tpeil,
ielbit penn Die Sopaner nibt iie8en, man
benfer loute, boB Die @efabr, in Der es &c:
l6webt bat, uno Die unsebeuren 8erluite,
Die e8 "erIitten bat, Gbina 81 benz 8etpuBt.
lein brtngen mnB, baB eS nur Die 8aDl
Stpiicben 9lnnabme moberner @inribtuns
gen ODER ltnter9ang Bat. Der &rie9 nit
Sapan mag ben 9nltoB 3u etnem 9cnaItiz
gen 9tufraffen @bina's geben, unb 10 bon
9teuen1 ben 8etpeiS fibren, baB audi Der
&ricg cine eenoltise, ia bic 9rOBte chilli
latori1be Otabt lit. 0aS mag oann @n9a
LAMB b06it unotgenebm iett, aber Die
Belt unb Die Weni36eit pirb Oabur3 nut
nnhninnnn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

unb fleibet iib better ais friibcr, er 9enteBt
einen ibftematiI6e Sbulunterri6t, oeIien
CT friibcr ettbehrte, er ninirt al ben Seq
nun9er ber 8ultur 9cpiB nob nicbt 9enI9,
ober eben 10 9eniB oDb in 6Obercm AtaBe
She'll ais eheDem. 9aS Stnfen Der Sterbz
ltbfetts3iffer, bic Steigcrung bet mtttLeret
Qebensbauer benefit l9tageno ben e%r5teltell
8ortibritt. tInb man fam btn5lfltgell
Die Grtiten3 elmer 9rnBen io5iatoernotrattz
Iden 8artei benefit ben Sort1drttt ebeit1
fails. DEM geraoe neil es better 9etpproe1t
if, tlagt mani oariiber, DAB es nod rtbt
9ut gcllltg 9etporoen lit. 9aS ttettte Glero
n1o4t itumpf. Sine lebbaftere G%lnpftnoutg
felt ltb erit etn, lobalo it6 oas GlenD 81
Iiitbern b%egtnnt. Ser 9rang sur 6Dbe
benefit, baB Die ~unterite Stufe ihOn oerz
Iniien lit. SIN benz WtaBe, tpte Der W{eni6
oufitei9t, itei9ern fi9 ieile 8eOirfntf1e.
9ti4t neiL Die 8erbaltniiie 10 unertrdgLicb
icblebt, Ionberu neil Die 9nlprii6e al oos
3eben 9r0Bere 9etporben. ftnb, beShalb 9iebt
es 6as, mas mir Nrbeiterfra9e nennen, bess
balb eiebt IS cine So3ialocmofratie."
OieieS 3ugeitGn6niB bon Seiten bes
gertreters ibrer 9artei tpirb ou6 ~eintgen
unierer iocialoemofrattiben t0eBer Nn6
S9reier ntbt poiien; am tpeni9ften freis
LID ben 9~lnarbiiten, bon bencn ct lagt:
Stood INNER pObt bie bobItpangise
Gorge an tauienb Sbiiren nod INNER
bat Die punberbar geitiegene Grstcbigfeit
Der 9robuftion nidt btcienise @iitcrucrz
tbeiLuns na9 itb ge8O8en, bic man min
fben mIBte; nod inlmer folgt bent Sort
i9rttt pie lein S9atten Die Irmutb. Nber
fir 10 nerjtpeifelt tam tein nit 9elunben
Sinnen auSgeitatteter Oteni6 Die 9egens
DGrttse Gage baltel, baB 1lur nc6 Die
N1ittel Der 8er3meiflung, OtOrb unb
8runb, 9ilfe brin9en tOnnten. Wtr
fteben I'M .3ei6en bet i~ocialcn Geform,
nibt Der i%osiaLcn GeDoIution. Bent
bennoa bertpegcne ytaturen gum QeuBerz
fen, CUR 8ombe nnb gum 9olh sreifen,
70 bletbt CUR GrflGrune nur bic Nnndbnte
ilbri9, ooB ite enttueber BON elmer nDnts
faLiben StoatSani9uuuns befan9en ober
9erbreber ober 8abnitnui9e iinb."
9tab bieier 98ioerlegung nit 6ilfe Der
Stotiitif unb bielent 3ugeitd1bniB bon
berufeuer SteIe miro boS W3arr'i6e Dogma
rpnbl ais enb9iItis ~beieitist unb absetbau
anseieben rOerben tDnnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
GtabIirt felt 1851
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,

Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
252 & 234 Of=Rdnoolpb.StrY
sWilpcn 5ronflin- NIB MortetsStraB&
@btra9o, Sis. .
erbielt ipebem III feiuiter Gnalttdt:
yieMe SouGnOiSd,e @oI=@arimGe,
@fGtimtrte &Grabar9et VALE ~ Welee,
Otmfi. ~SpaOiar, SGmbarser 9tolntDptc,
@d,ts1s Gt,ttetfsaIe SdltoetscrfGle
Sntuort. Srnnnic,t ~. GeroetGtlrutE,
Gdbte Iramff. TtatD1trit it 8ldbien,
Ietue Gallant. WGrjmirte 3an8en,
sSyrnnaSe De 8rte, 39ou. GOantcrsNdfe,
SteuffGjateAer, Gtitneit STrGmterf1le,
Sseinftet &tat btrsc &satO= tt,io Nahrtfafess
90 ten 9fodWefptt= ,.tto ySarnt eler=&aIe,
9ep~ctttzStlo, Gprcttct liz Gel,
8TGbotter %QlszG arOelett, G1roeuctbMttefS
gSOrto. Spr1mtcrz2lnG)ooieS gtiI. Gardiner,
Ssran5. Gardner, Grtffe=SarOineta,
&eitess @eimefIiB siisil Clint a d. en-,
@dltcs 9itncnot, 9inetoerfsr Sse!alent.
Stiue1, 3apertt, SrttHcf:t, 9hathpt9notiS
gScme Si453urfcr, 5entfd)e gpe%Gcltt,
G@mittbenttct, SeIt. Jstibd1cn, franz. Vrbten,
GtraBb. 0anSIe5er=gaiteten, eina. Trild)te,
1ta0ar. 3Soiemz5 aprifa, setr. ytt3e,
0cfr. 9irnelt, S2iri den, @atDriIcnsB n~atittef,
9cutSd)e9 sSlDctid1emmttS, 9cGr. Setoeibeeret1
Ict"its SserigsrafS; ~ ss p; !,
9eutla1e 9trie, 4infcll, Su6n ctset8tn9s,
GserifeiterItte, @etstnebt, StartoffetstebL-
staI. 9EaceavOri, Spaacttt, Sa0ettzySnoeatt
&dtem 9iemem3pti9. GIifei. SnGsper,
IeinIten Sabas tn0 Wtnefas&afec,
S~affee=GNens b. &fetfer s 9iHer, (@StdbetuO
EtdlcIfaTce, @s0tSfaMee, GidDOriet,
SSeirtite oemti61c Ii. froHS. GhOc0laSe, %At1os
StuT1. tno G)tuef. Sbee, Sanina=aS obten,
9ctf1dler e~dmmpftabaf BON &Gbbe6,
GrimitrGoer, S~nlsidmbe, SOISpautoTelh
81 ben b~tli9fter 8rciien.
Henry ScMOelIkep pfc
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
sremser ,tt.S ~s@1a6tS6iNe.

8et ben Seei6la6ten 3tpii6en Sapanern
lutb GbtneIen bat es it6 tab Der Nnli6t
bernDrragenoer amertfanii6er 6lottenoffiz
atere, barunter Nbmiral @berarbt, elmer
ber Otttz 6eLoen Sarragut's, beitdttgt, OoB
Die Beretnigten Staaten ipetfe banoeLten,
inbem iie ibre ncue &riegSflotte bauptlGcbz
LID aus finfen ur0 bod itarfen &reu3erlt
uno MIR ipentsen 9roBen 8an5eri6iffen
SuiamnenfeBten.
Die &reuser Der Sapaner - 70 foscrt
6ieie Ta6mQnner - bitten iib ben sroBen
Sblabti6tften Der GDincien iberlegen
beipieien, obgletb bic 9ineiii6en 9riessz
i6iffe itb glei6faus tapfer gei9Iagen.
Gub BEL britiiben 6lottenman0pern babe
es iib ge3eigt, tpie unbe6oLfen bic rteItgen
S9La6ti6iffe ieien. Ser groBe ameritaz
tii6e Seetriegsi6riftiteler Otaban babe III
einem ietner 8I6er gleibfaas bargetban,
oaB iolbe 6reu5er BET itrate9tf1en unb tof9
tti6en 8ewegu1gen sur See ben S9la6tz
i9iffungetbiimen I'M N~ugemetnen borsuz
aieben ieten.
9o6 febLt es AUDI burbaus ni6t an
Bertbetotgern Der Observation-Disclosures.
9tamentIi6 gilt bies audi bon ameritanis
i3en S9iffSartiu ertlten, 6eren gauges be-
rufli9es unb perfOnlt9eS 9i9teu UNI
Sra6ten duf f9nerite S6iffspan3er ee7
rtbtet lit. gta9 tbrer 9tnii6t DerOantet
bic Sopater tbre Seeiieee le6t9lib Der
nett grOBcren Sii6tigfeit ibrer Bentan :
nl1rg, ni3t aber ben &reu3ern. Sor Qaem
jebob 0rtngen bieie Otdnner barauf, oaB
man erit Die 9lnfunft BET ~neueiteu @inSclz
bciten iber ieue iapantlb hineiiiHen
&dmpfe 1no iiber ale babel betbeiListell
S6jffe obtparten ioae, ebe man iib eilt
SdluBurtbeil iiber &reuScr lno SbLabtz
ibiff erlaube. 9ieies 8erlangen 1T aIerz
otn9s sereobt uno biaig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
24n5ei9en>
@DOerme 3MmSt.

WTWWEEEVG OVVV1UFH+
eS6brli9 % Ssfte nit i6er 100 proGtop1en Gunitbets
fd9en III 8untz uto S9lDar5brud, ptelen Serttluftro=
ttonen &C. TreiS pro Sobr $3.50. ProbebeTt 25 eertS.
Keeling g. Eiappenbaoh,
SentI1e 8u9banblun9, 1O2 9fanbolpb=Str., @bteo9o.
d.25 ole ~ DE betm @erfanf lnierer Spe= 3nn1p
y r~toIit6ten. @r66tiQe @ooren; I1ne1e 8er= ~ulaIC
t6ufe. @rpse @rofte. Senbet Otarfe. ncrInn0f
Franco - ZEE. Ryg. Co., goo "Ct|uu9|+
state Gtt., Gbica9O. 1pft2lpD
81 erGonet: 3uperldiige 9eutibe int anen 3heilen
~ beg 2onbes. fSeite Stelungeu bel Der 9rDBteI
beut5den Observation-Disclosures Der 08elt. @uter 2obn,
9lOreIire, nit Gmpfebluu9et: p8be ytotionol 9etectioe
gonItoble Sorce", @Dica9o, SaS.
Sc erGongt Gin estes brooes WsdObeu pOer tinbers
- 1oe @tttpe fn6er ols 9anspdltsrtlt eirs permas
nbt9iG oDrgeftreft. @6r. 9r. s. 3enner, @olfptd.
Ssoni" ppr ~24iept2lp0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

0ie gopuIifteu MiIpaufees baben fit
bas 9(ntt zines Acknowledgements ei1tett ge7
tpillen RippeI, fit boS beS @ericbtSz
Ibretbers einen Ntann JtanenS 9ippeI
oufselteat. 9iun, bos 9anse Gidet 1T bod
nur eiu NippeI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-29

- Sn bret3ebn befannten Spracben mirb
Der Same bes bO9iten @elens nit stuei
8ucbitaben gei9rieben.
= Sn atpeitauienb f~inf6unbert GSoben
Giefe ibt Oas 8aiier Pinen Druid bon 81
Sonnen auf ben Quao. at3ou aus.
= &anin3cn bringen i'm Sabre iiebenz
mai Sunge CUR 8elt. Sin etn3ises 9aar
fam nit ieiner Na6fommenlcbaft btnnen
bier Sa6rcn git einem ISeere BON 100000
StId angetpa6len iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-29

mig nidt Ieben, Sober Strau8 pre6tste
ibre 3uiammengebOri9feit.
r3n Sobannis baben mir 6obseit," rief
2ubtpig &atbte gu.
v3u SobanniS : bas lift ia in bteraebn
Gagen!" rief &atbi eri6rodeu, nun gebt
es wieOer 3u i@neQ! @te iol man 6a
fertig tperben !"
uaatbi, Sbnen fann man es ME rebt
maben."
0ubwtg itberna9tcte in ieinem Stu6enz
tcnitiib9en unb fubr friibmor9ens naA
8erns5orf. @egen 9benb tpoute ct tpte6ers
fommen. @ub Ser 6ofratb fu5r nab Der
Stabt. Srau bon 8auer fi6lte itcb ansez
griften burb BEN ltm3ug un6 DerIieB ibr
!3tmmer ntcbt. @Gilabetb freute iid, beute
alein 3u iein, i'm @arten b~erumauitreifen
unb ft6 ibren 5rdumen 3u i1b~erIailen.
sic i9rieb fpI8eubes @ebi9t nieber:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-26
G IN E / t II II g.

(ss mar Elm prd(btger Sonnta9 Nn6mlng I'M Nttober
bes Sobus 1898. en- Der S0ube zines bubten 9SoDn=
houies an Dem 6uB9eldnOe oes 5usarapas bate lb ell
fcne Gjeelihat auummen gefunDen, um Den 0eburstd9
Des Sous6errn Grunf 9e0 81 Ieiern. Sin 6dB0e1 Ser
mar III G6ren oes 5u9e$ aufgee9t wooen uno balo mar
cine aloeneine llnerb0ltun9 i'm 0'nn9 i'm Seraue mel
cher Grnf Srel Elm MaGbar Gel's, Die 6ra9e ltele;
9Der fam mir mo6 erflQren, marum Die oeltlDe Na=
onol0t 10 leid)t in Der omerifanDen augeb mdbreno
onoere aum 9epiel Die Srlanoer Dre Ggenart uno gu
iQmmenoe60r9teit uiel beIler fenboten 2"
gofIr oibt es perdieoene 6ritnoe" dntwortete Sarl
Gremut6 Der SdpaQer Ge0s mel6er sur 6eer oes De-
burtstooes nit ener 6amilie unO enem S6miegerpaer
geter 3e6 eineI1 ebrmioi9en uno nod rufl9en 8rele
nod Der Saot oetomme mar, v5un erle Ut Der Selt0e
berboup Id1nieoaner ais Stride unb oaber 9enei9er
Gh elmer anberen Naionotdt an3upa1en, gum anoerel
por ober audi nidt pr9eien wero, oaB oas oeltde Gle=
ment inoem es i'm 9meranerbum aul5u9eben 16etnt oas
ettere ou mebr ooer meni9er 9ermanilirt Der oeutb
G,ei ho md1o Dosu beigetragen unb trd9t INNER nod
opmoio bosu BEL Der ameandel Naion 1einen ei9enar=
hoen Gtempel ouflorifen. g8as nun aber lpebel oas
Sfophen Der beltlben SpradDe anbetrint 10 bart nlfl
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The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-21
Press Comments.

1t il the duty of the Democrats in the
short time that they remain in power to
speedily and resolutely carry out the
pledges of the Chicago platform. This
being done, the party would stand uni
ted, dissensions being closed forever,
the people would come to us in focks
and help carry out the principles that
are as eternal as truth itself.-Overton
County Enterprise.
History affords more than one illus-
tration in point. Excessive, extrava-
CANT and improvident governments,
given up to riotous appetites and pred
atory instincts. have made some of the
fairest and naturally the most affiuent
regions of the earth. the abodes of mis-
cry and desolation for both rulers and
ruled. 1t would be madness for the
American people deliberately to disre-
gard such lessons and lend sanction
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-21
Prize FightinQ.

The killing of Andy Bowen at the
Auditorium in New Orleans last Friday
night in a glove contest with George
Lavigne, will, we think, present a
pretty fair and trusty argument to the
Supreme court of Louisiana, that prize
fights and glove contests are one and
the same violation of the laws of that
State. Several fighters have lately
met similar fates in different parts of
the country. Indeed, only few weeks
befor. the death of Bowen In the prize
ring, mere youth was similarly dis
posed of by an antagonist in the back
yard of bakers shop in the city of
New Orleans.
The only defense that has ever been
set up in any country by the most ar
dent friend of the prize ring, is that
it tends to promote cbivalry and the
manly art of self-defenss, and devel-
ops q race of courageous men and en-
dows them with spirit of physical
proves, ETC., all of which is mislead-
ing and untrue, for certain it is, that
nothing so brutslizes and destroys the
higher instincts of man and tends more
to demoralize public morals than this
SO called manly art. The Daily States
referring to this phase of prize fight
ing, says:
1t is a historic fact that the prize
fighters of ancient Greece aud Rome
we're worthless as soldiers, or as
private citizens. Xenophon, in his book
on hunting, points out the fact that
such sports as require excessive bodily
training are low and debasing, while
those which require only the develop
ment OF natural strength and quickness
of men produce the highest manhood,
and stimulate to daring and decision in
danger. Plato, and later, Plutrach,
writing of the old Greek games. ex-'
pressed similar opinions, and Alexan-
der the Great, while he established
many athletic aud other contest, estab-
lished no such system of contest as
prize fighting. regarding which Plu-
trach tells us, such physical training is
OF no worth 10 a soldier, and valueIess
for the business of life. Rolin,in his In
teresting history, speaks of the prize
fighters ,of Greece with derision and
contempt; and Finley in his history of
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-21

destruction, debased so as to require
$3.50 to purchase a common pair Of
boots long before the war was over.
The government will never, unless in
time Of a rebellion, depend upon paper
money for currency. The advocates
Of such q policy are on wild goose
chase, leading a forlorn hope, and had
better turn their brains and energy in
another direction, where they will have
the hope of accomplishing something.
Better return to the sound money col
umns and work for reforms and inter
nal improvements,
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-21

Greece, says: SIN ancient times it was
observed that those who were
trained as athletics were not distin-
guished as soldiers And every in
telligent man who has observed the
class of men who compose our pugilists
will confirm all that has been said of
prize fighters by these illustrious and
venerable authorities. Prize fighters
are class OF men of low and degraded
instincts and habits; very few of them
are possessed of the ordinary courage
of men, and they are utterly valueless
to the country. They are neither fit
for soldiers or sailors. They are not
wrrkingmen; they are not scholars or
gentlemen or PATRIOTS, They are SIM
ply a class of men of the lowest and
most brutal ideas and habits, who
train themse Ives to unnatural strength
to exhibit their brutal prowess against
each other, to please the mob.
The most serious objection to prize
fighting is the demoraiizing effect it
has on the public. when these slug
gers meet here they occupy the whole
attention of the people. The town is
divided into two factions, in some in
stances extremely bitter. Many thou
sands of dollars are staked on the
issue of the fight; thousands of
thieves, thugs, gam bIers aud toughs
generally flock into the city; children
and even women, become deeply in
terested. The fighters are followed
through the streets by thousands of
men and boys, white and black, shout
ing and hurrahing as if the beasts
they were following were heroes, who
had, by their valor and devotion. be-
slowed some great and lasting boon
upon their fellow. citizens.
Recently, one of these disreputable
clubs audaciousfy proposed to set apart
in splendid sytle a portion of its audi
forum for the accommodation of
ladies; and, if this business be not
put down, such a scheme will un-
doubtedly be carried out, and in time
there will be ladies who will be eager
spectators of the fights. 1t is a
fact that women are much more sus-
ceptible to the captivating influences
of cruel sports than men. They are
more emotional, more impressionable.
and hence more easily than men yield
to the infatuating influence of such
and, delicacy and sympa-
thy once obliterated, they become
more eager than men for such exhibits
of brutality and blood. The ladies of
Rome were the most enthusiastic pa
irons of the gladitorial combats of
that degenerate city, and the highest
and most beautiful of them were often
ahead of the men in calling upon the
victor to Stay his wouHded and con-
quered ami wounded antagonist.
Prize fighting has not a single re- |
deeming trait in it. 1t is disgrace to |
every community in which it is toll |
Grated, and every good citizen, every |
Christian man, every mother and sis
ter in the community, should demand /,
It's Punishment from the country.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-21
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1894.

The concentrated essence of fact is
Undecided in this little jingle:
The constant drop OF water
Wears away the hardest stone;
The constant gnaw of Towser
MaSticates the hardest bone.
The constant coming lover
Carries OFF the blushing maid
And the constant advertiser
Is the one who gets the trade Elk.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-21

In other words, the all water route
to the Pacific, via Nicaragua, is .horter
than any railway across the continent,
being S2l miles shorter than the route
between New York and the Pacific.
via the U MON and Central Pacific rail-
ways,
If the United States should command
this canal that would not shut out
other nations from the use of it. with
proper restrictions, but it would place
us thousands of miles nearer to the
western coast of South America, China
and Jap pan. than England. Our pro-
ducts wonld be preferred over Euro.
pean products, because they would be
cheaper ami discriminating rate of
in favor of American vessels would aid
in giving our merchant marine the ad-
over all other carriers. Sun
(Ottumwa, Iowa.