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Mr.. Mr. araS v i%pa,lently. I've S hes heard 'ala ali
sts' sRFes IN singing shs %sFs as Tns R.
kills me-destroys me"'
II know. what It is, sir. You have a
snen Mr Mn sff for ana mpfi baNs se
stop to he% 19s i19errneted nete Ts Mr PGas PGra
I'VE, must have that choir reformed.
have n new leader who"-
Why not lead 1t yourself, Mr.. Graft,
sirI In sure II eouldn't have better
We'll, 1 would do It, SIR" replied Mr..
Graf. If they could not find a better
"Better7 Where are they going to find
.I,;Wsll, ANYHOW: " cried Mr.. Graf, as
evening, and we'll go and see Mr., Mutt
eeFent 1t man Gq0d mat nh Mn % he ADDED
to his wife, after Mr.. Mihin had left
them; knows vocal talent when he hears
It. Keen hearing. He picked out my
My singing struck him, and he looked
round TO see who It was. Very clever
man he seems to be "
He went + with 18th NJ MN N on the rtcsS tOOw
them airably in his neat little study.
"Sit down, gentlemen" he said. beam
ing upon them through his spectalces;
II hardly expected visitors this evening.
mo, sir" replied Mr.; Graf. solssmnly,
and see you about q little matter con-
Yes" said Mr. Mutt inauiringly.
He had a horror of anything going
wrong. He was an easy going. quiet.
good man, whose chief fault was an
over-anxiety to please everybody. He
was gentle and supersensltive 70 such an
extent that he would put,up with almost
anything sooner than hurt any ones
feelings with unpalatable truths II was
not positively his duty tn utter.
We'll. 1t is something wrong" an
"YesY' said Mr. Mutt again, inquringiy.
Yes. It's about Mr.. Wicks's singing,
sir" pursued Mr.; Graf decisively ""nd
"WrongI'' said Mr., Mutt uneasily.
What WI :, do you say Mr. Mih'n'" cried Mr.
Mr., Mihin said he was afraid 1t was
bad" CALCULATED Mr.. Gran. "I never
heard heard, anything .Su,n worse n, Never. It Is
implous. but It Is very nearly"
mfr. Wicks Is a very good man." re-
marked the minister feebly.
good as he is-but II Isn't He's got no
yoice1nOns oS ns.S, q, all, sir He ao can't sing;
lead that choir any longer. It-well. it's
Hes fond OF his work. He does his
best. Mr.. Gran. And he Is really an
saFsss' sGSe a asps sss r. @qsfe s4ed a
Graf,. Indignantly. but II does not fol-
low that we are all capable OF leading
ehoirs. He's good man. but has he got
The evening world., 1894-06-23

When the new I. Ebenezer Chapel was
founded In a little front parlor in back
street OF Market Marlborough. John
wicks was one of the first men to be-
come a member of 1t. He went into 1t
heart and soul. He was not satisfied to
be only one OF the congregation; even
Roing round with a plate and helping to
take collections did not satisfy him. He
founded Band Of Hope. and devoted a
lot OF his savings towards giving It an
annual excursion. He inaugurated q
building fund with the object of erecting
q real chapel, and the fund grew ana the
, chapel grew. till in due course the little
! parlor was abandoned in favor of the
new and statelier ed!hce. An organ was
, out of the question:; you can't have ey,
erything at once; hut somebody presented
powerful choir, and eourageGusiy put
himself at the head of 1t and led IT,,
but 1t did not follow him. 1t could not
; He sung SO persistently out Of time Inc ana ana
! Independently OF him and hope for the
/; best. For though, In the ordinary mean
Ing Of the word, John had the voices OF
sense seres ,en he had s no Voice at at all His only
idea on the subject appeared 10 be, as
a., leader, 1t was his duty to keep at least
one note ahead OF tae GhGif' The na0, en0ir
and would get up speed and hurry on In
q determined effort TO overtake him; he
speed accordingly, and the result was a
Kind OF neck -and-neck race till the choir
caught him up and passed hi I'm. and left
him word and half behind at the end
ofCthe verse Then he would try to. make
upI for It In the next verse; he would start
d2st, the others would come hurrying
after, and, finding they could not catch
Vim up, would finish with n,sl rush ana "a a
me last with him altogether. Then they
would have to walt for the congregation
land the harmonlum before they could go
lon again.
/ Ii was not a high-class style OF sing
ing, but as the congregation among
themselVes used also 10 sing very much
bn the 'go-as-you- please" principle,
hone of them made any serious com
q musical critic. and though 1t did occur
10 him now and then that something
Lfsas the matter with the harmony. he
Vbut II down TO the fact that he had
mo ear" and said nothing about Y;
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West Views Little Heroes.

To tho Edltor'
400. tho proceeds ot a fair held in the little
settlement OF West View. Bergen County n. J.
1t contains only fifteen houses, so we had no,
much to depend upon The fair was gotten NJ by
Agnes Anderson. aged fifteen YEN and Fannie
Norro~s aged twelve years, hssfWed by Jennie
Erlckzsen aged sixteen wears Maggie Heacock,
aged twelve. and Harry and Percy Borrows aged
nine and eleven years The proceeds are Tor the
benefit Of the Sick babies Fund. AMI We Ga3e I,
will do good oven II only small sum.
We shall try and do something more before the
Little WEST VIEW
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For sick stomach and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation go by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills25c. AT drug
stores; or write to B F Allen
Co., sos Canal ST., New York.
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Five Little Jersey Girls.
To the Editor:

To The Editor;
Inclo7cd pioase nnd s..I5 for the Sick Babies
Fund, the proceeds Of entertainment given
on Saturday afternoon by Ave little g!ris-I.nttio
Taylor, Mabel Huxrter Annie Lnnies. Fannie
NoctE and Alice Goets, Rssistet by Walter CLARK
and Clara Hasnr. which held in Mr. HuI-
ner's carpenter shop at woodslde. n J. Hop
ing It will help at least enc sick baby we re-
main THE LITTLE suFFERERS' FRiENDs.
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You read "The Evening World"
Do You rend the Sunday world7
NELLIE BLY, IN TRAINING.
Muldoon shows Her How He Put
Sullivan in Condition.

Probably very few women could stand
the treatment that a pugiiIst receives
when getting ready for the ring. Nellie
BLY, has tried n week Of 1t, in a mild way,
at BILLY" Muldoon's farm. She will tell
Sunday World" readers about It.
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staten Island Graduates.

sTAPLEToN. g. l.. Juno a3.-The big hall In
the Lyceum was crowded yesterday afternoon
at the graduation exercises OF the Staten Island
Academy and Latin School, There were nine
graduates, in the following order: Miss Forrest,
Miss Feeny, Miss Trask, Miss Winant, Miss
Cooney, Arthur Du Bois, Miss Carolan, Miss
Kruse and Miss Eddy. The Rev. Pascal Har-
rover, OF West New Brighton. distSibuted Sou
yenirs to the class.
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CUT HIS RIVALS THROAT.
A Prominent st. Paul Man Kills a
Salesman.
(By Associated Pfesa.l

ST. PAUL. June 23.-5. II. Clapp. a
salesman in the store OF w. s. Dennis &
Co.. was murdered last night by Ehle
Allen. one OF the most prominent young
men OF the city.
6n the to TIVE ,ss men hHd been PAIN, atten
the City Market Master. They met in
front OF the Metropolitan Hotel and
quarreiled. Allen cut Clapp's throat
from ear to ear. Clapp died in twenty
minutes. Allen has been arrested.
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Won on Itamapo.
q the Editor:

To ths Editor
Inclosed please nnd chcck for 81 for the
babies which I won in a Rnnnro pool. Trustnx
the same may be beneficial In addition to your
nuocessful fund HENRY COHN.
gll Grand street
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after the frst verne OF THE Babies
Fund" she was kept busy for n quarter
OF nm hour lodging dimes and quarters
Throw me all the money you got l
want NJ; sou can. spare. Throw 1t up
hcre. but please don't hit me. a man
hit me In The head with a silver dollar
last night. and had to wear Ice all
day"
Just then n silver dollar struck her
She WINGED n little, patted the spot,
picked 1t up. kissed 1t and put 1t In her
hnt
II YOU want to hear three capital
songs, go to the roof garden and get up
near the front, The place is immense;
Only n voice like n locomotive could
reach all around Ana don't forget n
subscription to throw on the stage.
Bonnie Thornton drosses like a prize
baby. Her clothes cost "an awful sum, -
but they make her look like irresistible
seven.
Those lucky little folks who are ready
to run out OF town are warned not to go
until they have sent u contribution to
the Fund, under penalty OF being re-
sporsiblc for the murder Of their baby
friends. Address all money letters to
the cashier of "'rhe World"
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A Euchre Clubs Assets.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Inciosed md a. balance left in treasury Of the
wedEcclir Euchre Club. to be added to the sub
roriptons Of the Sick Babies Fund.
JESSIE NJ MASON
ls5 west Eighty fourth street
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For entertaining gossip of the
turf, the ball field and the ring
read the o O'Clock Edition and the
Sporting Extra of Tho Evening
World.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
brooklyn DOys.


To Inc TdItnr'
The boys OF Jorcrson avenue held a fair at
les Jefferson avenue juno q for tho Sick
babies Fund. Inclosed md 81 %. We will do
better next time
Frank Brottel. Elwooi Kneeiand.
william Gergen. Edward Luekerhoh
Johnnie Horna william Pendeltou
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Conturion's Fifty.
To the Editor

To The Editor:
lnciossd please md 90 cents for the Sick
Babiss' Fund Kindly acknowledge the receipt
under the name OF "CENTURION ~
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Central Park Concert Tomorrow

Central Park Concert To-Morrow.
There will he music at the Mall. Central Park,
tomorrow at P. NJ, by the Seventh Regiment
Band Following is the programme:
PART l.
''star-spangied Banner"
l. March. '"The Gallant Police" "........... .Appsi
O. Overture. The Regent ........... .Mercadhnte
T. Polish Mnrurka new) ..... Rudolph Arouson
l. Solo for Flute, Caprice ......... .Tsrschalk
Hugo Wittgenstsin.
8. Scenes from Faust st'...................Go .Gounod
PART II.
Q. Caprice. Awakening OF the Lion
De Kontsk
I. Solo for Cornet.
W. n Rogers
s, Prayer. "Oh How Kindly Hast
Thou Led Me" ".......,.......,....Bee .Beethovcn
.. Meditation, Last Hope ........ .Gottschalk
10. An Old-Time Fire Scene. .............. .cappa
Synnpss-At the engine -house-the alarm
the stNrt--at the are-faling walls--ail Is safe
the return--Gnale.
Doxology
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Business Notices.

Zee that the word Rye Is on the label, also
our name on label side of cork and top of capsule
None other is genuine. II. H. Kirk Co. New
York. sole agents hr Old Crow Rye.
The evening world., 1894-06-23

To tho Editor:
Gcnd you herewith $40 ~. being amount
collected by Miss Bonnie Thornton on the Mad-
son Square Roof Garden last evening June 2lJ
for the benefit u the sick Babies Fund
J, '. GDTTSCHALK,
Business Manager NJ. =. q. Co.
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USE
Wyse's New Remedy

II tho physical powers are broken and decaysd,
1t restores vitality In either sex and gives new
life to every muscle, lEament, nerve and tendon
II is o great rejuyenator Recommended by 2eo-
pie We all know. Sold by druggists- Price II. .oO.
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Damn 1T er Elm reht leutleliger uno ae-
mitbli9er 6err. So tpar es, wie mir
aus einem oeutldldnbilben 8lotte erle=
ben, am Serliner Spfe bisber ni9t iibli6
getpelen, tuenn Der tuilerli9e Serr nieite,
BON oieler gefreiunsstbat Der allerbDd=
item Nalenl6leimbaut Npti3 gu nebmen.
Sunglt bate Der &ailer einen befti9en
yfiesanfaQ, ober Niemanb lpogte es, ibn
our6 elm berabaftes u4rpIit" su miloern.
~9ia, ibr betiimmert Gud ia gar nidt
Inn Ginen." rief Der Safer etipos em=
pItnoli6 aug. Seitoem lit es SopIlitte
seworoen, jeoes tailerlide 9aielen ourb
Elm oepotes 8eIunbbeit, Moietdt!" !" gu
quittiren. 98enn nun @ilbelm II. nit
elnem anhaltenben S6nupfen bebaftet
iueroen lollte, 10 wirb er Dor lauter
r0a-a-bi" unb r0anfe" 9or nibt
gum Ge9ieren fommen. Ser oeutirbe
Railer lit aber ni6t aQein Elm iebr cor=
oioler uno luitiger @elellI6ofter, inn=
bern aud elm un9emein tbdtiger 0e,1.
lder unb, mas man bod jest lpobl nod=
9eraoe erfannt buben tpiro, elm pcr;iioli=
der Diplomat. Sie alberne 4ropbe=
Seiun9, oaB le6s Mtpnote nod leinem
&esierunssontritt bic vebernen saiirfel
oes &rieses rollen wiiroen", Pot ii6 ni6t
beluabrbeitet. SIN Gesentbeil, Der
6rieoen Guropa's lit eeli6erter ols ieit
pielen Subren. Ser beutldsruililde
Sanoelsoertrae lit Elm biplomotil6es
Weiiterltiif unb oos bauptia1li6 pom
beutIden &ailer gu Stanbe 9ebro1te
WerlobniB beg 3arepitid uno Der
S6md9crin oes 8r:nsen 9einri6 mar
Die &rOnun9 oes 0ebdubes. Sie euro
pdi'de Vpltit itebt i'm 3ethen Der Sir
ItenperlAwdeeruNg, uno 10 leitbt miro ia
teine r&rGbe Der anberen Die Nusen aus=
boden", 'umal lie olle 2ln9lt ppr benz
yrotben Gelpenlt NIT bem Spramitfel=
'el" hoben. La belle France fam
ol5 Republif teinen Gbetnoten 1hiirsen,
lie list auT Dem Sioliri rihemel unb tout
| 1i1 Dor @ut9 uno @erorub Die 9}deel
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eingelest merben ioIIte, belfebt barin,
baB baourd ipabr19einli9 bem 9anoel
unb @emerbe neues 2eben eingeilobt
wirbe. Sie sesenudrtise 8riiis tit cine
alls m cine, feline lpe3ifii9 ameri-
tanii DE 8runtbeit. Sic piitbet in
Gns ano serabe 10 gut ipie in ben
Vereinisten Staaten. Serr Neor=
ton 5re,per bon 0onbon duBerte
li9 unldngit auf bic 6rage, mie
es in England auslebe tpie folst: r@e-
raoe 10 wie bier /; unb bel eud bot es
bod jest tuenisitens ben NnIdein, dig Oh
oas Shlimmite iiberitanben unb 8eIIe.
rlng i'm an3uge lei; BEL uns binseeen
lit oas 8e9entbeil Der Jal, mir befiird=
ten nod Shlimmeres !" Mnbreps lit
teln politifer er lit Elm @elebrter unb
yfotional=Sefonrm, Der Dor jener 8er-
lammlun9 ieine 0aeinuns offen, obne
Gldbolt auslpre1en tonnte uno auseez
'pro6en bot. gSebbalb allo pirb Der
oemotratiiben Gartel leitens Der repub=
lifonil6en Yarteib0mmel unb Yrebor=
game alle g 4ulb fit bic &ri1is auf.
9ebilroet, Die uns i'm lebten Sab;e 10
plOyli6 iiberfallen bat uub uns iebt tpie
etne I6lei6enoe &ranfbeit ni6t perlaIien
miQ?
gSir lino bic 2eBten, leusnen gu wol=
len, oab ber Gesterunsswe9lel unb Die
oomit sulammenbansenoe unlidsrbeit
iber Die BON Der bemofratil6en @artei
elnSul6lasenbe Sinans= unb 3ollpoIitit
Die &rant6eit be dleuni9t t baben.
pelbe mod obenbrein burh bos iiber ale
WtaBen perwprrene, plant unb prinsi=
plenlple Nuftreten oes bemofratilhen
Gongrelies perldlimmert tporben lit F.;
aber Die &rantbeit Itedte l6on in
unlerem Sp lteme; bic &rant=
hettsfelme 6oben li6 lpGbreno Der repub=
litoni6en Serrl6oft anselammelt, lino
i'll 6lei|A uno 8lut Der Station iiberee=
gan9en, unb lebt erit lit cine iener ari=
len elngetreten, Die i'm mobernen Goifs=
forper BON SabrSebnt Su SobrSebnt .bdu=
Tiger uno intenltper auf ftreten.
Nuf teinen 6oll meroen Die republic
tanii6en Oreane nit ibren &abenmuIi=
fen etpas sur Genelung Der &rontbeit
beitrosen; lie tueroen pielmebr bur6
ibre gntltellungen, WhBtDne, D0rser=
reiBenoes unO linnbetb6renbes Gepfeife
unb @etrommel jeoen benfenoen Mten=
l0en uno potriptii6en Siirger pon liA
abItoben. (SQ. Stsstg
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Sm Staots GeprGlentontenbouie
fii6rte am Wtithuo6 Die lofe'l0e Si0,
bic Staat5iteueraufla9e nm 3l10 MdQs
fir Die Sabre 1895 uno 1896 gum 3pet
Der 9efung Der lOwebenoen Staats=
l6Nlo pon 100000 iu e1b6ben, iu elmer
ldn9eren Sebatte. @rifIin Don 2ucas
Gountp 6etampfte bic Sill uno brahte
ein 9menoemeNt ein, wel6es Die Steuer=
ouflaQe fit Die ollgemelnen 6onbs um
lilo Wtiil recucirt. 9os 2imenbement
luurbe nit 81 9e9en 30 Stimmen ar9e=
nommenL Die Sil jebod nil 33 ge9en
32 Siimmen uerpDrfen.
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3Sranf Surb ppu So(ebp. cine

- 6rant 9uro pon Soleoo, elmer Der
prominenteiten Sarifre former, belt li6
einise Sage in 8aibin9ton ouf unb bat
mad 1einer &idtebr cinem geri61erltatter
Der v5oleoO 8ee" erflQrt, bab Senator
8rice mebr als irseno Elm anoerer Sena=
tor fir Die Goiiirur9 Der WillonbiG
tbue. Gr nennt ben Senotor einen Der
beseiltertlten Sariireformer, Die er femme
nno meint, bic SarifrefOrmer leien ibm
su sroBem Sanf perpTli6tet. neil ct ben
Werluh made, lie inter einen Sut su
bringeh UNI Die gullirune Der 8iG gu
bel6lennigen. Wa6rl6einli6 miro Die
Bill, mie soerr Suro meint, anIangs
SUM- pom Senot onsenommen peroen.
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- nGarl" 8rDpue nennt I1 Der in
elnen Seoeranjus 9ebllllte Wfann, wel=
der Den u6eneroiobjutanten" oes u@e=
nerals" Gorep lpielt. Wesbalb Der
tolle aerl lpobl ben heutl9en &ornomer
vGarl" ilibrt? 9eut'do 1T CT ni4t.
ltanmt ni6t DDn Oeutlden, lpriht autb
fein 9Sort OeutldD; ober oas Gu9lilh, in
lpelcbem er, i'm 9Setteifer nit gorep,
'eine lpGb1t= Unh bl0olinuigen 9oltsre=
Den Deribt, wimmelt pon 'pyo6mibrigen
&erltbben. (Su. St.)
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Sm Go0par=9}uItitut al Nelp Worj

- Sm Goopsr=Sn1titut su Neu Yorf
fonb om 9onnerIta9 9lbeno cine groSe
Notwithstanding itatt I'M 9egen Die
5r0oelel IN SunoasIeEot su protel!iren.
Setrens Ser Ginfommeniteuer fam es su
elmer lebbolten Debate, on pel6er it'd
Die hefannten oemofratilAen Yolitifer
6ouo IT uno Gr.6iHonsIetretGr SSair=
6iio betb ilisten. 9eioe erflGrten lieb
9an5 ent Dieben geaen bic Ginfommen-
iteuer, meinten jebp9, bic Sarifbil loQe
aud oann 10 RAID uie mDslib pa 1lirt
weroen, ,uenn bic Gintommenlteuertlau=
lei ni6t seltriAen ,uiirbe. Gs muroen
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oann au6 in bielem Sinne mebrere ges
l6lihe pailirt.


Sn Der 2esislatur IoG cine 8ill
einsebra6t werben, ruel6e bic Salare
Der Gountpanwalte feitlebt. Sn Samil-
ton Gountp $500; 2ucas, gupaboea,
6ranflin uno Wtontsomerp County ie
$4,000; in jebem County, oos mebr als
10000 uno lpeniser als 10000 Ginnob=
ner bat, So fir ,e 100 Ginmo6ner, ober
BON $500 big 81, 500; in Counties nit
10000 uno tuehiser als 100000, So
fir je 100 Ginmo1ner fir bic eriten
$4,000 unb 81 fir ie 100 gtn,pobner
na9 bielen. Gs luurbe ferner eltimmt,
baB Der GountDonpo[t Der ge1eblibe
3atbseber Der Sopnihip Sruitees unb
Der Gountpwablbebo1be lein loQ.
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y9n3 Stctn uno Sctn Cruetdltn,
Wtcnldcn ralcno maiden fam"

Sc ware nun ein yei9tes, na0suipeis
len, baB fait ieb e 9tDte ia Il d lit, Die
lie lpielen; bob ibre Dlulit sipar Die
Gorteio0ulc Iteieen laNen, aber teinen
leinbori9en Mtenl6en begeiitern fam;
aber wir poQen nur auf einise MtiBfldnge
nQber einge6en, Die unlerem Srommel=
fed am webelten tbun.
vgtiemals Supor", beiBt es i'm Sbieen,
vbaben in 6riebensSeiten 9lufrubr uno
llnpronung einen lolhen 6ornepal ge=
feiert". 81, Ell 9So5 1T benn inner
balb zines Sabres trpB Ser d le d :
ten 3eiten gar 10 6ur6tbares poi
lirt2 SoB lih uoriee gSpGe einiee
GoreDaner an Gilenbahneut perorifIen
baben, uno ourG ollncle Gam" snr &ai=
lon 9etrieben weroen mrBten, boS in
9etroit pplnil1e 9trbeiter uno Sberiifs=
9eblilfeu al einanoeg gerotben Iino unb
beioerieitie eini9e Spote uno Nerwun=
bete onf Dem &ompiploB geloNen boben
mas 1T bas I'M Wergleth 3u ben uti z
gen Shlo6ten, Die i'm eBten Satire
repub litonii9er 0errl b aft
wdbrenb bes Sommers pon 1892 am
~ non9 helo, in s. o m lte ),
unO im s oer b'Nlene= 0iitrift &C.
liefert pproen |ino?
Sber lDllen mir Die gYteB" un0 Die
ibri9en Ntu}ifonten BET republitonilt6en
Yartetprene an bos Sa9r 1877 erinnern,
all Die Sage pon Nitt46urs unb Sit
cago? g8uroen niNt in ieuer 9treu re-
pubitanlfer 0err1Aoit, furs ra0oem,
$)opes bic Nr0lbentlHaTt onqetreten
bate, in 8ittsburs iber $4,000 GOO
Uertb Gilenbabnel9entbum 3erlt0rt, Mi.
li3Ipioatell unb 2lufrihrer DubcrOWciic
getDbtet unb in Chicago 5ebmann er=
id)oIlen?
gSeb9olb ol1p @el1d)te fQlINen,
I'm Der Semnfr0tle md mcDr Salt Quf=
iubilrben, als lie i'd oDnebin Ielbit auf.
gelooen bot? S1reiber oieier 3eilen
bat ben oemDfroti16en Softrinen nod
nie Sel6maf aboelpinnen t0nner; uenn
man absr iett Sag fiir Sag lebt, mie
auF Der 9emotrotie berum9etrampelt
rpiro uno wie lobm Iie li6 pertbeioiet,
bo iibertommt einem f0rmIih bic 0uf,
iih su ibrem @ertbe,oieer auiSulperien.
9luf Dem Banquet, bas am lebten
Samlta9 9lbeno Der Commercial Stub
CAB, ma6te Irdlibent Nnorems BON
Der Sromn lluiperiitdt bic foleenoe,
ebenlo Seitsemdbe lpie lpabre Semer=
flng
Gin 9auptsruno, ,pes6alb @ilber
wieoer IN leinen alten Ylab ols @elb
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- SIT es ni0t bescidnen0, o0b bic
biz lest ge9riiHoeten Or9ane Der u. g.
q. Organization lammt uno ionoers loie
toll fir oos 6rouenltimmre1t in's Sc
I4irr seben! Ser in Solton eri6ei=
nenoe nMmericon Citizen, beseihnet es
ais cine unii6terne Sbatla6e, ooB 80
Yrosent Der potriotiI1en 2eute Meiter=
ltlmmre6t be9iinlti9en", uno lebt binsn :
vgSenn le flir Die Jrouen bas Stimms
reht erObert meroen piro, 70 rpirb bies
Den Semiibungen Der patriotii6en Or
Den 81 peroonfen lein."
llno uab Der nit oem QSeiberitinm=
re6t eng per16wilterten Semperanslerei
lQgt bic u. 8. g(. ou6 ols no6 einem
eolen 9Siloe. 0arum TraQt oas qe=
nannte 8Dl toner 81. 9. M.=Slott, uno
matt neben leine Groge cine 0onb, oo=
nit man manniglid lie beo0te: 06abt SIR
es nod niht beo6tet, gsEH oab Elm q. 9.
". Sieg nph itets 9lei6bebeuteno gene
len tit nit einem Siege Der Sempereia 2"
- SSos lieet Nun oleier Grlheinune su
0rrnoe! Ctnfd1 DE pDn llnS 1d)pn
mebrio0 betonte S9atlatbe, ooB ilberoll
nd bic 3ipnswdhter lib in Die Noiitif
mllben uno cpnFe1lioneQe 6ragen in oas
polltil6e Gjetriebe 9eSerrt lueroen, Die
0eBer licb 9ons be'onoers Oes loeibli6en
Glementes Der SepOlferun9 als 9ltittel
fit lbre g8ublereien bebienen. G:s be-
ttebt Elm 56us= uno SrugbiinoniB Spi=
'0en ben &an6el0ebern uno ben leitbt
DON ibnen su beein fluilenoan 6rouen.
Sas lit elmer Der 9eupteinlpGnoe, ,psl9e
man se9en oas Trauenitlmmrebt erbs=
ben muB. Nlan iubre bieles Stilnm=
reht Elm nnb Die Heottipn, Der @eilt Der
llnouloiamteit uno ensber5i9er 9Roral=
11nlHelei bal 9eponnenes Spiel. Ser
9Seg sur puritanil6en Sbepfratie gebt
ruber" uoer be'er selast oour1" oen
uuntetr0d." In hoe signo vincet!
ST. bielem 3ei4en miro lie iesen
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-10

Sle Selnptt0fen, 10 1Gre,bt Die
yGincjnnatier 2lr6eiterieitun9" baben ia
tli0ti9e $5iebe ncr0icnt, bon Die 3epub=
lifaner nod piel meGr. 9iah oreibjg=
jd0ri9er $oerrl0oft 6oben lie oah nid)ts
'oeitsr ais einen groBen 0olle3 outfit
meilen uno mas 5. .. bic vGdGigteitsn"
anbelangt 10 blte man nur oui Die
8lotform Der s5noionoer Gonuention.
Sn jener TlatTorm fam man bD6 -llno
Der geilti9e 6li6rer lit tein @eringcrtl
als Gr=YrdIioent 9orri'on 10 siemljb
gllIes flnoen, mas ein auisetldrter |lbe=
roliSmus balleu mub
SSlr 9eben su, baB Die 9lepubltouer
i'm Soerblte GonsrebIige sepinnen mer=
ben, lino ober ebrli6 eenus ~ 9elteGen,
bab oa3u ablplut feline Geronlolinnq
porliest. Sas wiiroe aui's g}eue oie
SariIirase in ben Soroersruno brineen
uno oas Sanb fdme sar ni6t sur yube.
Gin 10 umfan9reieber Sies, ,Die er er=
boIft wiro BON Der 8. .. g., piirbe Die
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-10

- Gas Notln, nit lpelhem Die
Gflp'l1e Sil oerlppyrea ipuroc, oeriu=
folee ben &erliherungsge geIeQI6aften ge=
Itattet werben lollte, anltatt so Yro5ent
Der Yrdmien fir in SSroTt befinoliche Yo=
licen nur so Procent on 4ano gu bebal=
len, ipurbe i'm StaatsreprdI Ientanten=
bauIe in Bieorermd9ung 9eSo9en unb
Die BiQ pirb no0mols sur Sebatte uno
NhItlmmung 9elangen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-10
9ob Der neltl0e 9oiler bei feitL

9oB Der rentlde Railer bel feltIi=
fbes Gelcgenheit Die g8iirbe leiner bo1en
olellnng cur o0ou trd9t, fam ibm 9e=
NIP 9{emon0 iibeltlebmen Dian fonn
oo@ Dabrltd) ni1t perlangen, BOP er bel
Der GrDffnun9 Deg Geidstoss nber bel
Yaraoen nit Der S6nupfstabafsoole in
Der oano umberlduft unb Sebem cine
yrle1e onbietet. gSenn es aber seraoe
feline feitlide @elesenbeit sibt uno er li6
nt1t belonoers itramm 3u balten braudt,