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The evening world., 1894-07-02

II the styles Of the First Empire are re-
vived party gowns like the Illustration
may be on exhibition at the seaside hops
and Autumn dances. A slender figure, a
The evening world., 1894-07-02

This weather didn't come off the ice.
The evening world., 1894-07-02
The Red star Outshincs All.
In MenOriRni.

Herewith please md our check for 500 for the
Sick Babies Fund n, H. MACY co,
The evening world., 1894-07-02
Elegant Simplicity.

This Is what the English call eleoe1
simplicity. and 1t certainly Is lady-lne
The material Is crinkle cloth, with mos
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-11-30
MAKE 1T SO,D

There is always more or less rivalry
between the army and navy, and
probably there always will be. When
men of either service can work off a
joke at the expense of the other they
never miss an opportunity. The navy
officers are now telling one ON the
army.
1t was at Fort Monroe, where one of
the vessels of the navy was temper
arily awaiting orders, that a delegation
of army officers stationed at the fort
came aboard. There is a set naval
regulation that nothing can be SO on
board ship until the commanding Of
ficer orders it. While the army party
were looking over the ship 12 O'Clock
arrived. A junior officer approached
the captain and said, with a salute:
ut is ~ o'clock, sir"
Make it so, " responded the captain,
and eight bells were struck. The
army officers suspected that the navy
men wanted them to ask some ques-
tions, and get sold, or that this was a
bit of foolery got up to joke the land
warriors.
Some time after a party of the army
officers invited the officers of the war
ship to dine with them. The dinner
was progressing when a lieutenant en-
tered, and, saluting the senior officer
present, said, gravely:
Colonel, the majors blind horse is
pdead."
make it so, responded the colonel
with the greatest gravity, and the
dinner proceeded. Nothing was said
at the time, but the navy officers tell
the story.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-11-30
VARIETIES.

First Boy-''You're afraid to fight,
that's what" Second Boy-"No, l
amt; but if fight you, my mother
will lick me-" First Boy-"How will
she find it out?n Second Boy-"She'll
see the doctor going to your house"
-Parson-''Deacon Smith, kindly
waken Brother Hawkins. While it is
true that the sleep OF the just has Of
ten been commended, l don't believe
the snore of the just has ever received
the stamp of approval"
-Widow-"Well, Mr.. Brief, have
You read the will?' Brief-"Yes, but
i can't make anything out of it,
Heirs-"Let us have it patented. A
will that a lawyer can't make any
thing out of is blessing"
-"Timmins' father says he is going
to cut him off with a shilling. y
what did Timmins say?" HE ask
ed if he couldn't arrange to leave him
out of the will entirely and give him
the shilling now"
"A Brazilian recently saved his life
by carrying a roll of 500 notes inside
his vest when bullet came that way.
Yet there are people who neglect SO
simple a precaution.
Mrs. Spinks-"Is your friend
| Finks a married mann" Mr.. Spinks
y guess so. He fastened his sus-
penders with hairpin instead of a
nail"
MY husband is absurdly afraid
of fires HAS he ever suffered from
them?n Eyes, he had to make one in
| the kitchen stove once"
Willis" is the man who gave you
that cigar friend of yoursY" Wal.
lace-"I don't know. haven't smok-
ed it yet"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-11-30
VOL. XXXIX---NO. AZ.
HE PUT UPBOARDS.

might as well stop huntin' one
times another" said Farmer Gibson
to his wife, when he had securely
nailed the last board to the walnut
tree in the meadow lot "Hello!-
There comes Atkins the lawyer from
our town.
"Ha, ha, Gibson, glad to see you'll
Out on little trip and came over to
see if could borrow your hunting
dog"
Yes, guess he'll foller ye, with the
''By the way, Gibson, is your ten
gauge gun at homer
"Y-yes"
Suppose take it out a while
| Saves going back after one."
"All right"
Let's see-ten's an odd size. Have
you any shells loaded?"
yves, a few!"
''Well, let me take what you've got.
I'll replace them in town.
"Um-huh!n
cpl just take little turn out here
through the fields, and guess I'll be
round for dinner. Can't go along,
Gibson?"
"Nuckr
NAlIcT ulHU0F.)
81 didn't kill anythin' Gibson, but
bless me if l havn't shot the whole
two dozen shells at rabbits. Plenty
of game, but seems to be an off day for
me. Fear broke the spring in one
of those locks-but bring it to town
when you come. You can easily getit
fixed"
Gibson-"Hope we enjoyed yerself!''
"Oh, immensely! May come out
again next week and bring party of
friends! Good day, Mr.. Gibsonl''
"Good-bye!"
Farmer Gibson went out and gazed at
the board on the walnut tree. The le-
gend seemed blurred over by some hie-
roglyphics which through his yelling
tears, shaped up thus: mo hunting;
one sheep killed, one $40 gun broken;
two dozen shells gone; one dinner; one
lame setter worth $75." Gibson walked
solemnly back to the house.
Mrs. Gibson-"Mr. Atkins seemed
to enjoy himself"
Gibson-"Yes, I'm glad oft. Want
ed to make it pleasant for him. Hope
he won't 60 back and warn the town
people against the stinginess of the
farmers"
Then he went around and took
down the boards and nailed them in to
q feed box for a mule
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-11-30
THED. ID, IND THE Ii. ID.

1t is not an altogether unheard Of
thing for a clergyman, in parts of the
country where clergymen always have
horses, to like to drive at least as swift
and spirited a horse as COMFORTS with
the dignity of his Office. On one &C.
casion such a clergyman, driving
through the town, overlook a doctor
of his acquaintance on foot.
Jump in, DOCTOR" said the minis
ter, pulling up; I've got horse here
that goes pretty well.'
The doctor Jumped in" and the
minister drove off. The horse did
go well, in the sense of speed, but
in little while began to behave bad
ly, and ending by tipping over the
carriage, and splitting out both the oc-
cupants.
The doctor jumped to his feet, feel
ing himself all over to see if he was
injured. The parson also got on his
feet
Look herel" exclaimed the doctor,
what do you mean by inviting me to
ride behind horse like thatT'
well, you see," gasped the minister,
luckily this time guess, there are no
bones broken, but on such occasions
l like to have a doctor alongr'
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-11-30
ANACT OF PROVIDENCE.

Uncle Pete entering with something
under his coat)-'What wud you say,
Ant Dinah, eff de good Lawd wuz teh
send us some'n mighty pow'ful good
TO suppah?''
Aunt Dinah-'I shud say dat wuz a
miracle"
Uncle Pete producing a pair OF
chickens)-"Dat's right, A'nty; dats
Just what it wuz, Il miracle. Nothin'
short OBJ a miracle wud have made de
colonel fo'g git teh lock de hennery do"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-11-30
Rock Run Mill.

The undersigned, having leased from the
heirs of the late Henry W. Archer the we'll
known Rock Run Mill, which has been COM
pletely overhauled and retitted with the very
latest Improved Roller Machinery for the man
ufacture of Flour, l am now prepared at all
times to Exchange Flour for Wheat, Grind
Corn Meal and Feed promptly when brought
to mill. The highest market price paid for
grain at all times. Flour Meal and Feed al
ways on hand for sale. Also the very best
Hominy manufactured in season. With the
machinery and the experience / have had as a
miller, give me a trial. Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
]. THOMAS WRIGHT.
24au Ldpidum p. o., Hartford Co., Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-11-30
Specimen Cases.

S. Ii. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis. was troubled
with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his Stomach
was dlsordered, his Liver affected 10 an
alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. ILL.,, had a
running sore on his leg OF eight years standing.
Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven
boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg Is
had five large Fever Sores on his leg doctors
said he was incurab1e. One bottle Electric Bit
tiers and one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured
him entirely. Sold by Thos. G. Forwood IL
Co., Druggists, Bel Air.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-11-30
poetical.

KATIE LEE AND WILLIE GREY
Two brown heads with tossing curls,
Red lips shutting over pearls,
Bare feet white, and wet with dew,
Two eyes black aud two eyes blue;
Little girl and boy were they.
Katie Lee ana Willie Grey.
They were standing where brook,
Bending like Il shepherds crook,
Flashed its silver, and thick ranks
OF willow fringed its messy banks,
Half i'll thought and half in play,
Katie Lee aud Willie Grey.
They had cheeks like cherries red;
He was taller-near head;
She, with arms like wreaths of snow,
Swung u basket to and fro
As she loitered, half in play,
Chattering to Willie Grey.
Pretty KATIE Willie said
And there came Il dash of red
Through the BROWNIES OF his cheek
Boys are strong and girls are weak
And I'll carry, 50 will,
katie's basket up the hill"
Katie answered, with a laugh,
You shall carry only half;
And then, tossing back her curls,
boys are wean as well as girls"
Do you think that Katie guessed
Half the wisdom she expressed?
Men are only boys grown tall;
Hearts don't change much, after all;
And when, long years from that day,
Katie Lee and Willie Grey
Stood again beside the brook
Bending like a shepherds crook,
Is it strange that Willie said,
While again dash of red
Crossed the BROWNIES of his cheek,
Il am strong and you are weak;
Life is but slippery steep,
Hung with shadows cold and deep:
viii you trust me, Katie dear
Walk beside me without fear?
May carry, if will,
All your burdens up the hill ~
And she answered with a laugh,
mo. but you may carry hall"
Close beside the little brook
Bending like u shepherds crook,
Washing with its silver hands
Late and early at the sands,
Is cottage where to-day
Katie lives with Willie Grey.
In a porch she sits, and, 10!
Swings basket to and fro
Vastly different from the one
That she swung in years agone:
This is long and deep and wide,
And has-rockers at the side.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-11-30
ait Acres, More or Less,
TERMS OF SALE.

The terms of sale are-that one-third of the
purchase money be paid in cash on day of sale,
or on the ratification thereof, in the discretion
of the undersigned; one-third thereof in six
months and the residue in twelve months from
the day of sale; the credit payments to bear
interest from day of sale, and to be secured by
the notes or bonds of the purchaser, with sure
ty approved by the undersigned.
WILLIAM Ii. HARLAN,
Attorney named in Mortgage.
]. S, Richardson, Auctioneer. noV16
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-11-30
NOT FOR HIM,

"If they make my home much more
attractive and comfortable" said Mr..
Glimmerton, II shall have to leave it
altogether. They have taken here
lately to making sofa and chair cush-
ions of lovely materials and very soft
and comfortable, which they scatter
around on the chairs and sofas, but it
seems that these are for visitors only
and to Look at They are not for mem
bers of The family. If l forget and
sit down on one of them, hear Mrs.
(ilimmerton or Miss Glimmerton say,
oh don't do thatr And then they
come and pat it and smooth it and fix
it over again in the chair, and it looks
very inviting again, but l know that
its invitation Is not for me-"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-11-30
THE EGISAND INTELLIGENCER.
Is Published Every Fridayby
FRANK E. GORRELL.
TERMs.-sI.sO A Year in advance

TEKMS.-HI.5O A Year In adVance.
Transient observation-disclosures Square, 3
insertions or less $1.50. Each subsequent in
sertion % cents. Longer advertisements in
the same proportion. A space equal to six
lines makes square. Figure work double
price.
Obituaries and Personal Communications
will be inserted at 10 cents per line.
Yearly Advertisements at Special Rates.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19

gu Nferman's glmtsantritt in DSuiser I'M
flarbeit iiber bic tpabre 6in6u5la9e Der
Sta6t. @r beiaB cine Ian9iGbrtge @rfahz
rung in Der GiieubabnuerlDaltung, uno letne
ungemein erfolgreiebe 6inansDertpaltung
p6breuo Der misunderstanding 9aben tDm
Wttttel unb 8ege an Die 0anb, au9 Die
Sinan3lcitung Der Staot auf itreng GEE
i1dftli1e @runolase gu fteaen. Sein
9rOBeS 8erbienft lit, baB BEL benz 1ebt9en
Stau0 Der 0in9e AUDI Der l11ein8etuetbte
auf ben eriten 8ltf iicb Elm flares Bib bon
u%nlerer 6inanSlage madben fann. 9aB CT
Gin pouitdnotg nsues 8ucbbaltungstpItem
ciafibrte, 1T ibm setpiB bod an3urebnen,
a6er es geb0rt Der WtIth Der ebrltchen
l~leberSeu8ung basu. inter ben teBtgen Ser
%bGltntiien ben Bur9crn einen Gtnblid in
bic Sinan5Iage Der Sta6t 81 %gcpd9ren.
User cS ebrlicb nit %nnierer Stabt unb
tDrer 8erpaltlng meint, muB ben Eldtrttt
Der bei6er %genannten 6erren alfri6ttg be-
baaern; fir ben 8iir8ernctiter ielbit aber
brtngt bieie un9liifliche 8erfettuug Der
1ilnitdnbe einen i6per gu eriebenOeu Ser
luit.
3ipei 8eamte, 10 getptIien6aft I'M 9ienit,
10 ebrlicb in Der Q(rbeit, itnb nicbt LIBERAL
su fiu0en. OoA ba ct be: ieinem NlmtSz
ontritt 10 gludGicb tpar, bic rccbten Wdnner
titr ben rebten 8tab 5u ipdb[en, 10 bari
man aucb bieies Otal boffel1, boB er in Der
NnSnobL i9rer 9fabfolger o~aiieGbe, penn
nibt 8rOBcreS Gei9id enttpideIn tpirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
Gin uielperfpreGepoer s4ufams.

WaS mir tmmer getDllni6t unb gebof1t,
1T por %eiutgen Gagen CUR Ebatiabe 9eDorz
ben. Nmerita bat ei1en 9roBen Soften
grBeilerner &0bren tns AusIono per-
fault unb 3lpar in Elm 2ano, belien 8ez
pDbner ebcnio Oimarte" @elddftsleute wie
tiibttgc Solooten iino, nG1lIcb MACH
Sapan.
IS ban6elte 1ic6 nm etne Grweitsruhg
ser Wallertperfe Don Gotto, Der 9auptz
uno Neitoer3ltabt beS Snielreicbs, unb
man beburfte guBeiierner JtoDrcn i'm @es
iatumtbetra9e BON $500, 600. Gngliibe,
trar5Oftlcbc uno bcIgllche Nlgcbote iparett
ncbcn benz elmer Strrta in birmingham,
N!abaua, eingelauren uno oas Der leBteren
,uuroc ongcnommen. DaS benefit, baB
ltnltre Sabrttauteu 9ubeilcrntr 9t6brcn i'm
StaHoc iino, Die e%uropdilhe @Dnturrens
trob Der unportDeilbditeren SraaSportz
b%eoIngunBen gu bciteBen, beltn mir ltlo I'M
GtanDe, Jtobeilcn bt4t9er DcrSulteuet, tote
iy9euo Elm anoere9 Gano Der 9Nelt.
Bpr GurSem ianote cite cu9ltibc Tiruta,
ioeldDe in Wt;oolssborouGb, @n9IaaD, groBe
Uiienperft beilyt, ctfen QptSiol72 igchteu
itacb 2!uboma, oanl!t CT Die oorttgcl2Serfe
inlplsire, ii0 iiber Die lOeritellun8stoiten
bon Jtobeiien unb GNB'paarel untcrricbtc
uno eth fadbmdunllDes tlrtDcjI 0bBcpc.
5etn Bericbt nuroc uor Der 6auoelatamz
rner pun Wl0olesbDrougD D~er!eien unb CT
perurladDte elNe augeueinr 8eltlg5ang,
oenn CT l~teIte ieit, oaB 3tobclien tm Sioen
tur $500 pet Ipntc letJeltelit uno iiir
$6.4U bis al 81. 80 p%crfag!it mirO, uno oaB
0uBciisrne 9tobreu sait Prp1ts ST. $3.50
per Come AMI bell U(artt 0eorocbt locroen
t6uneu. Wtan DieIt otn 8trjtbt anldngttcb
fHr lbertriebcu, NIB 9laubte, ouB Der Qgent
irreaciiibr ipocpcn lei. Nber bolo ilbcr7
ssugts man licb uon Der NaDrbeit Der Nna
oabcn, u,b man belt nil Der 4efitrhtNns
n,cbt idugcr binttr Dem Bcrac, ooB bic 13ett
gefonmcu lei, III iDeIhcr ciner!tanllDcS
Glen init @tIo!g anf cnGltlcbgn OtGrtlen
colcurrlren nlroc. Sttioein hat eueb otr
Eraiioent elmer oer erl!rl eitningbumer
gr1euIirmcn Die AnJdbca oes en8tll9en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19

mebr Nertl6enliebe unO mebr Sel6itiu6t ais ionitz
100 III elmer Stabt ser 29elt. @ir i6ouen ale nit
Belpunberung auf Sbre @1nberitaot uno rufen
SHnet1 etn1tinntig suit gGott leite Chicago auf
leillen 2Seg uoran", uu6 bamit p~erei1tt lid tnier
@ebet, 6aB Der Serr Sbre Stabt 10 gut in6se rperben
lallen, wte lte sroB it,"
Qatprence McGann tpGre aLio 6as ein3tge
tllr Die Oemotraten gerettete GorgreBmits
glieo bon GDtcdgo = DorauSgeieBt, baB 6r.
BcLfnap Die Babl ni6t beanitanbet. 0enn
natitrli9 mlrbe bas tart repubIifanil9e
6aus tbn baum btnausSGblen.
Ser 6ouptanftifter Der 2anbItreiber=
Wdri6e nab @aibington, GoreD bon
Waiiiuon in Obio, perfiinbete IeBten Gomz
mcr ais i'm Die 9oItsei nit ietnen
vSrampS" bonn Balbingtoner Capitol nerz
trte6, nit itol3en Worten: Oils N~ationalz
abgeorbneter ietnes 8e3trfs per6e er
tpteoerfomnten, unb bant perbe i'm Die
Bolt5et ms Capitol einIaiien miiiien. Dim
ie3sten gtopember mar GoreD in feinem
8e3irfe mirftib GongreBtanbibat, bon
ettem Sbeile ber 8olfspartet. 9o6 er fteI
glGn5enb bur3. Smmerbtn bat er er aus
elmer @eiammtaabl bon ungefGbr 4 $1,000
Stimmen 1918 erba[ten. 9apon foaen
ober nt6t tpenige nur gum SpaB fir i'm
dbgegeben tuorben 1ein. Gin rebt hummer
SpaBI 1tebrieens farm Goreo aLs ~ein3eIz
1er frieblider Weni6 ms capitol trob
ieines Dur9fauS ein3ieben, 10 oft er mill
= fretltb muir prioatinI, nur ais 3uieber,
nibt aIs Wttipirfen6er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
$50 tpia OaS biaa4tS

Sin ameritantidbes Sprl6wort ia9t:
v@3 gcidcben no6 lmmer Wunber auf Der
a8clt." 9a5 tlingt puraoor uno oocb giebt
cs 8eiipicle. Die neulicbe @abl i'm
County 0amiIton tn 0bto, Do5u aub
Cincinnati gcbort, bat Dies sar 0cnii8e
beDtelc en-. IS tpurbc BORT Elm belolibcrer
9ticbter tur bas 8anferottgericbt gcipdhlt;
es ut oaS etnc neu 9el3offene Stellung.
0aS GountD 0anlIton CAB bel BET Wabt
am Otcn1tdg uor udbt Gagcn audb lein
Ibctl 5n Der gelpaltigsn repubtifantiden
TLuthlpcue in Sbio, uuo alpar bc.ru1 bic
repNblttGntlDe Otebrbett bort ltngefdbr
q, 900 5iimmeu. Nm pergangenen
Dtenlta8, alio geraoe cite Wocbs ipater,
itauoen lid) BET 9tcpublifauer BON Geggeru
unb Der Democrat W2acJteil ais Ganoiodten
fir ba8 Nmt oeS 8dHterottridters gegeus
uber, uno Da crbiclt in bcmlelbcn County
Der Democratic che Ganbibat cine WttDrheit
boil iber 5000 Stlmmcu. Bti bielcr
SpeclalpaDl luurotn i'm @an3en $4,000
Sttnlmen abGegcben, Der llmjbnung be-
trng ollo liber 5000 ODER in NsrDGltniB
8ablen llber 90 Gro5ent bon Der %geiammten
bel oleler SpeciallDahl abgegebeneu Stimz
meil3abl, un0 odbei lpar bicle nDh perbdlt@
niBndBig 9ering.
$50 nil bas binauS? Oic Tragc nluB
iitb leocr Denfenoc Wtenicb Dorleaen. g8a5
bart man oarau5 fir Sblil1e sieben?
Sit etpa pl0blicb iiber uni erem 0olf Die
Sonuc g~eiltiger @%rleucbtuns a%ufgegangen?
Sebren iicb uniere @abler gar uidbt mcbr
all 3u8eborigfeit aur 8astei unO bereu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19

Seit ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon 1886
ilno 1887 bate So6ann Wt It @bicago
iprgfQltig 9en1ie0en. 2ber ais er BON
~cinigcn Qtuorchiiten Gbicogo'5 eingclaben
iDurOe, am bieSmaltgen SabreSta9e Der
Observation-Disclosures bier gu ipre6en,
grtft ct 81, pbgIeib BON ber groBen Webrz
SabL bieitger So3iaIiiten enti6ieoen bas
geger protelttrt Duroe.
0ieler 8roteit erb66te MIR nod Wtoft'S
@%r0Benlpa6n unb CT perglicb ieinen biesz
maligen 8elub in Chicago nit benz - @r@
icbeinen 9utber's auf benz 9tetCb5tag in
@orms.
Sine iotcbe 8er9Leicbun8 3ergt, AUDI gan3
abQeieben BON Dem bimmelDeiten Inter
t6te6e Der Berionen, bon Mabnftnn.
&utber's @ribetnen uno Q(uftreten in
28orms 1T Die mutbisite icmals BON cinem
ein5eIuen Sterbli6en boubrabte Sbat.
Otolt aber iebte it9 in Chicago audi ntbt
bet entfernteiten perfOnliben @cfabr aus.
Sci aGer tbeoretii6en Blutpiiritigfeit
bltete CT itA ior9fdIttg bot iebcr birefte1
@uffor6erung su tpirflt9er Getpalttbat, I'm
ia bic 8sbOrben nt9t berausauforbern.
Cine berbe @nttdui6ung muB fir tbn
Die feline 3abI ietner 3ubOrer BET Den
Gnarcbitengrdbern eetpeien ietr. 9enn
Dbgleicb oas Wetter an benz Sage ichon
mat, fanben ftb bocbitens a6tbunbert 2eute
Elm. SIM borigen Sabre betrug Die Sabl
Der SbeiLnebmer nod ungefdbr $500.
Nuer6tngs itn6 bic 3ablen bel ioI6elt
SeierLibtetten iiberbaupt in Der Qbnabme
bcgriffen. Nber cine 10 ~auffaIenoe Ser
ninberung tpie 6tesmal fonnte nur Wfoit
su- Stan6e brtngen. Sein Same reidbte
bin, um 10 Wanben, Der fonit eri1iener
iudre, ab3ubdlten.
Inn 10 sabLreiber mar bic slei1seitige
fosialtitii6c 0egenberiammlung in Ser
GDrtpGrtsz Turnbaue beiucbt. Natiirli6
ieblte es audi in i6r ni6t an r0tbIi9en
G~eoensarten. Nber i'm Gegeniabe 3u Der
tbeorctilben 8tuti6n6beret Moi's be-
fannten itb sic Gbetlne1mer an Ser bon
feinen fo3ialiftiidben @egnern DeranftaItez
len 6eter boob. dagentetn 5u benz 0runD>
iaBe: feinertei @epaltSmittel, sei6tDeige
benn ODnamit, ionbern oumGbI;be friebz
Iibe Neripirfli6ung foataLer SbeaLe mttz
telft geiebIther Organization unb seiblolz
iener Stimlnenabgabe; feline Nnarbtlterei,
fonoern cine auf benz 8oben bes america
niidben Gebens itebenoe io3taliitil6e Qrbeiz
terpdrtet.
gBie oft bat Moft 6erartige SosteGtiten
unb auch bic So3taliitenfiibrer in 9eutI6z
Lamb ais veLenoe GnecbtsieeIen", ais Ser
rGtber an Der I%osialen Gepolutton" unb
nit melt iaftigeren QuS6rlGen p9ebranbz
marft". Aber eera6e in Sol9e ietner Nnz
iDeieubeit babter, unb tbnt gum 9roBe, Bat
bieie Concentration itattgefunben. 0a8
int iihern1S bitter fir Inn
Die Sage, in tueL9en man in austpdrttz
gen Observation-Disclosures Ieien ~fonnte, gbiz
cago iei cine flaiiti6e Stdtte 6eS NnarbiSz
mus, O6er gum Mtinbeiten Elm &rater Ser
9tepoIution nab Nrt Der r0tbeften Barrier
Qrbeiterriertel itnb borIber. nnb Der
2%tnarbismus bat bier II nod tuentg SIT
beoeuteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19

Sabre iolten ft9 bic Nibiliiten in HuBlan6
bcnn bod iber3eu9t baben, baB Die ibeuBs
li6e nibiliittibe @bibIa6tunq beS &aiiers
N~LeranSer II. an ienem Wdr3tase bon 1881
5ugIeib cine ntebmdBige 9ummbeit mar.
Qleran6er H., Der Befreter Der 2eib<
etgenen, bate ebrlt9 na6 prlitti6cn nn6
Observation-Disclosures &eformsn 9eitrebt,
er bate aucb bic ruiiiide Suiti3 meni6s
licber genlacbt unb ftato i'm 8egriffe, bic
Nnfdnge zines mtrfltben ruiitiben Ser
td1ungsIebens 5u ihdffen, ais tbn bic
tibiIiiiiben 9Dnamttbpmben aerrtilen.
Da mar es bann Dem brutaleu Mltruiiens
tbum un6 benz fanatii1en b%eilteitcn Spnp6
Elm 9ei6tes, ben getittg beldrdntten Sobn
unb Naobfolser beS @emorbeten 81 Lenfen.
ltnb benz 8emeuchelten decentralization
fol9te oer trai1e Despottsmu8.
0enn Der ruiitibc gttbtlismus au9 muir
etn 8tsben profttibe 8ernunft beltbt-
bon 0etpiilelt pouen tptr gar nicbt reben--
10 IGBt er ben woblmeineuben iEu9en
G3aren in &ub' unb fie9t 81, tpie Der ii6
mabt.