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Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

Now that the glorious Fourth is here
once more, the small boy should be
very careful with his shooting crackers
Firing them off in the strest where
there are teams is very dangerous and
should not be tolerated. The town
council heretofore have prohibited the
free use of fireworks on our thorough
fares but this time it has been over
looked. 1t was only last Saturday
night that the horse Of r. H. Cummins
became scared at the report of fire.
cracker and resulted almost in a run
away. The team was standing near the
post Office at the time when the frisky
horse, becoming scared at the ex-
plOsion of shooting cracker, which a
small boy had thrown near its feet, it
gave a sudden lurch, turning sharply
around and throwing its occupants to
the ground. 1t was caught however be
fore it proceeded very far. Butin this
time it had collided with another team,
breaking one of the front wheels to
smithereens.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04
THE SMYRNA TIMES.
Smyrna, DEL,
Wednesday Afternoon, July 4th, 1894

THE "TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by RoBT D. HoFFEcKER, Editor and
Proprietor. R. D. HoFFEcKER, JR., assistan
editor, at Smyrna, Del.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. year, strictly in ad
vance. S15O; If not paid in advance, $500. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
of Seven Cents line for the irstinsertion; sub
sequent insertions Three-and-a-half cents
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi-annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cen
per line.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

TIE strike begun with only brief
warning by employees of the Pullman
Company at Chicago, has swiftly invol-
we'd score Of railroad and tens of
thousands Of operatives. and paralyzed
traffic throughout the western half of
che continent. At present no positive
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

IT has been decided to declare Pro-
visional Dole President of the Ha-
waiian republic without the formality
of vote, as the Provisional party fears
the Royalist vote.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all Mer-
chants and Manufacturers licenses are
now due, and all unpaid by August 29th
will be'sbbject to a fine of % per cant, ac-
cording to law
WIN. VI. DICKSON,
Clerk of the Peace.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

The Board of Health should have its
smelling committee at work these days.
There are many minor nuisances that
should be abated. For instance, those
who have stables near dwellings should
be compelled to pay some sort Of re-
gard to the laws of cleanliness, and not
let months supply of the offal Of the
stables lie fostering in q heap under
the burning sun of midsummer. There
are those who will say that stable
smells are not unhealthy, but whether
they are or not there are plenty of peo-
pie who would rather have their olafac
tories regaled with June roses. il will
not hurt matters for the Health Officer
TO keep an eye on the livery stables.
They need 1t, and it will do good.
Keep your premises clean. See that no
flth and refuse matter is allowed to
lay around your yard to decompose
and emit foul odors. Even stagnant
water in q gutter under the hot rays of
the June sun will become q noisome
pool, dangerous to comfort aud health.
Disinfectants to drive away bad odoFs,
and keep the air pure and sweet, can
not be too freely used,
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

SATURDAY was the day for the
School Election. Very few votes were
pOlled this time as many people doubt
less, did not know that there was to be
an election. Hence there was very
little excitement. John H. Hoffecker
and Geo. NJ. Stevenson were reelected,
the former polling 26 votes and the
latter 25. John Stockly polled Is votes
while several single votes were cast for
aspiring candidates. The term of the
newly elected commissioners is three
years. The School Board met Monday
evening for the purpose of organizing.
Jas. p .HOffecker was elected 7th mem.
ber and the following officers were elec-
ted for the ensuing year: President,
John H. Hoffecker, Vice.President, W.
A. FAIRIES; Secretary and Treasurer, E.
NJ. Fowler.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04
LOST.

On road from Smyrna to Rlackiston, A
Ladies shoulder cape. Finder will be re.
warded by leaving same at the office of
L. NJ. PRICE.
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS, SHOES
and FANCY GROCERIES.
Dry Goods.

This department is suppl,od
with a complete line of stapIes ~
lowest st. figures; and the latest
novelties in ''''"C
SUMMER DRESS FABRICS
Crepes, Lawns, Jaconats, Dimi.
ties, Dotted Swiss. PercoIIoI
Cotton MOires, &c, and the prices
are guaranteed correct.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

WELLS the halter makes . change ip
bis nadp this week. He carries the
latest styles.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

Herman Roe, principal Of the Towns
end. public school is visiting in town.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

WALTER SHELTON has taken up a
new branch of business. In the rear
Of CarsOns store he has built an ad-
ditional room, in which he has put up
"Bottleing apparatus" tor making
most every kind of foft drink on the
market. The apparatus consists of
two generators two purafies, one foun.
tain and q novel bottling machine.
which has a capacity of 1900 bottles a
day, He makes elegant soda water
and his saFsaparillas are delicious.
He is now receiving orders from this
town and villages nearby. He hopes
to build up trade.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

The Fourth of July programme will
include enough burnt powder and
music to give joy to at least three of
the FIVE senses-smell. sight and hear
ing nor will touch and taste be wholly
neglected in the informal observance
of the day.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

IF you want nice story to read
during these balmy summer days, you
could not find a better one than to
turn to Megear & Sons "ad" and
read the beautiful description of his
department stores. Even the most
fastidiOus will learn something new,
for it is story that will bear cOntin-
ued re. e.reading.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

UNDER the head of "Dairy Wisdom"
an exchange says. Only bright, alb
solutely clean tin pals and cans should
be used in handling milk" This ad-
vice might be carried a step further:
that only absolutely clean hands
should be used in making butter.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

The Kings daughters will meet
Friday evening July 9th, at the home
of Mrs. Temple at 7.SO O'Clock.
Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

FOR sALE-40O Bushels Scarlet
Glover Seed. This seed is guaranteed
free from turnip and wild mustard. A
reduction made on large orders.
CLARENCE w. HAZEL.
Cheswold, Kent Co., Del.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

KENTON has the bicycle craze this
year most every boy in town is the
proud pOssessor of one.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

To keep posted in the styles of mems
wear and the price of new stock re.
ceived every week, call often at Edw.
g. Walls.
MILK is now a favorite cure for some
diseases. A popularity of milk treat
ment is that it makes thin people fat
and fat people thin.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

The fourth of July has come upon
us in hurry this year. And yet we
fail to notice any more patriotism in
the air.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

PERSONS desiring some excellent
stock and farming implements, &C.,
will do we'll to attend the public sale
of such personal properly of Isaac
Truax on his farm known as the
"Riley" farm, one.half mile from
Townsend. The date of the sale is
next Wednesday. July IL, 1894.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

HAVE you seen those $500, $3.50
and $1,000 suits at Edw. G. Wallis?
The quality will surprise you. It
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

ODR Farmers are speaking encourag-
ingly of their crops and the result of
their harvest. Wheat has been good and
the yield about as well as could be
asked. while the straw is in elegant
condition. Corn has made rapid
growth under the faaorable weather,
and good results expected.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

WE are invited to the ninth annual
catalogue of Goldeys commercial Col
lege and school of Short hand.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

A severe hailstOrm visited the vicin-
ity of Woodland Beach last Saturday
afternoon. The rain was heavy and
severe.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

THE joining of the two services into
one,-the NJ. E.Christian Endeavor So
ciety and the regular Sunday night SER
Vice-was quite successful last Sunday
night and the pastor is hoping for an in.
creased attendance. 1t will be con-
tinued this way all of July and August,
fIOm to 8 O'Clock on Sunday even
ings.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

IN order to make room for other
stock, we are closing out our line of
cent lawns for cents. L. A. Cotton.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

1T is not until man reaches thirty
that he begins to wrap the small bills
on the outside of roll.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

On next Sunday morning the Holy
Communion will be celebrated in the
M. E. Church.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

Smyrna and Vicinity.
FOURTH of July.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04
TlG New and COlnOdi0Ds
Department Store
OF
MEGEAR & SON

is now open with a full and CON,
plete line of General Mercban
disc. '''''i-
We cordially invite our friend.
and patrons to call and exon,i'ls MINUS
our new and elegant stock of
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04
NOTICE ad of Goldeys Commercial
College this week.

NOTICE ad of Goldeys Commercial
College this week.
WATER Lilies are being sold through
town. They are very abundent this
year.
SPECIAL bargains in 25 and so cent
balbriggan underwear, at Edw. G.
Walls. 4
The Shomacker Piano is having a
large run this year. Look at the ad
in this issue.
WE are invited to the ninth annual
catalogue of Goldeys commercial Col
lege and school of Short hand.
HAVE you seen those $500, $3.50
and $1,000 suits at Edw. G. Wallis?
The quality will surprise you. Il
IN order to make room for other
stock, we are closing out our line of
cent lawns for cents. L. A. Cotton.
POSTMASTER Samuel Reynolds gives
notice that the post Office will be closed
to-day-July 4th-frOm 1870 A. NJ. to
6P.M
WHEN you are afflicted with head
ache lie down and rest, sleep ifyou can.
DO not read even light reading. Let
the brain have full rest.
BASE BALL interest is still increasing.
The management is now having the
grounds enclosed with a high board
fence, after which nominal entrance
fee will be charged to all games.
GEORGE WIGGIN of Townsend, ad-
vertises his roller mills in this issue.
He calls the attention of our readers
to his special line of -four and the
boiler and engine he has on sale at a
reduced price.
A large delegation from this town
will go to Dover on the Fourth. Out
side the excursion on the Ella to
Woodland Beach there is nothing
going on in Smyrna this year, that
would merit special attention.
LAST Thursday the Kings Daugh.
ter's had their annual picnic at Bel
mont Hall. The attendance was good
and an enjoyable time spent. This
was probably strengthened by the hos
pitable attention of Mrs. c.. E. Speak
man, who gave all hearty welcome
THE Centennial NJ. E. Church ha.
been holding camp meeting since Sun
day and will continue for the ensueinl
week. An excursion from ChestertOwI
came over Sunday morning but wa!
one of the most slimly attended excur
siOns that has ever come to Smyrna
FRANK P. ROSE, who was in towI
last winter helping in the electric ligh
plant and subsequently an applicant a
engineer of the electric light plant, ha
just taken a position in the power
house of the Wilmington City Railwa!
Company. He went in with hatterinI
recommendations.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

THE Douglas shoe is still making a
popular run on the market. Look at
their "ad".
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

COME and see our 1Oc stockings, re-
duced from 25c. Sizes to s. L. A.
Cotton.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

SPECIAL bargains in 25 and so cent
balbriggan underwear, at Edw. G.
Walls. 4
THE Schumacher Piano is having a
large run this year. Look at the ad
in this issue.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

POSTMASTER Samuel Reynolds gives
notice that the post Office will be closed
to-day-July 4th-frOm 1920 A. NJ. to
6P.M.
WHEN you are afflicted with head
ache lie down and rest, sleep ifyou can.
Do not read even light reading. Let
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

AT meeting of the M. E. Sunday
School officers and teachers Sunday
afternoon, the matter of an excursion to
Woodland Beach via Steamer Ella was
discussed and resulted in a committee
being appointed to look into the mat
ter. They have the refusal of the
steamer Ella for the 18th day of this
month. 1t is probable they will accept.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

ANOTHER big lot of summer sus.
penders, better than ever, at Edw. G.
Walls. 4
DIR. w. H COOPER of Kenton is hav-
ing and addition built to his residence
in KentOn.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

WATER Lilies are being sold through
town. They are very abundent this
year.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

BASE BALL interest is still increasing.
The management is now having the
grounds enclosed with a high board
fence, after which a nominal entrance
fee will be charged to all games.
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

Mr., Poul'Op started by giving warm
Smyrna times., 1894-07-04

ZIP! bangl bang Fiz-z-z-z.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
8eites Samiliens 81 inisun0smittel, 9ssbl
&tIien.
Ourdfbuitt fih Ole RebIe.

Der 5Ojabrige @barles Dana, 4737 Sns
otana 9lpe., ma6te0 onneritag I'M bic Wfttz
ta8situnbe ieinem 9eben Elm @nbe, inbem
CT it6 nit einem Gditrmelier ben 9als
bur6l6nitt unb IN Solee be1ien Derblutete.
Dana, bat in lebterer 3ett elm eiscntbImli6
aufgere9tes 8eien al ben Sag selest unb
Ietner betitmmerten Srau ~ge9eniber bGuftg
bic Nbitbt gu erfcnnen 9e9eben, ~ieite1 in
Stem yorf Dobnenben SoDn in 8Gl6e su
beiu6en. @eitern Mittag fcbrte ct BON
einer1 Nusgange nacb 9aule surii6 unb
lagte ictner Satin, er tomnte, INN ietnen
&offer gu bolen. @r begab ii6 in elm
Nebensimmer unb ibloB Die Ibir btnter
ii6 ab. Oils er ieiner 8rau iebob gu LANCE
blieb, flDpfte lie an bie Sbir, unb ais ite
fetne Nnttport erbtelt, itemmte lte it6 NIT
aaer &raft sesen bic Tbir unb i~prengte fte
auf. @tn 9raBlt6er Nnblid bot iih ibr
bar. Qlm Boben lag in ieinem Rlute
i6pimmenb i6r Mann nit bur6eelbnitz
tener &eble, unb neben ibrn Elm &aitrz
meiier. Das 2eben tpa nod nibt gang
entfloben. Die entleBte Srau elite auf Die
StraBe unb l6lug 2arm; Nacbbarn riefen
BEN 9oli3iiten Sarreu berbei unb berielbe
belorgte etnen acknowledgement. 0or benz
Gintreffen beiielben ipar Dana ie6o9 iebon
cine 2etde. 9ie @rin6e, mel6e BEN ionit
70 rubigen, iotiben Mann su Ser Derspei=
feIten Sbat DeranlaBt baben, iinb unbez
fnnnt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
Widtiee GmpfeRluneen.
Die Ghicaeoer GonercB=2lbseoroneten befir
uorten eite GntIaiture oes Faupts
potamtes.

Sn Der brennenben Srage 6es 8aues
zines neren Poftgebdu6eS BAT bic 9eleea.
tion Der G%btcagoer GongreB> Qlb9eoroneten
Wtontag, aut @run6 elmer am Nbeno 3uoor
porgenOmmenen Qbitimmung folgenDes
bonn @on9reBmlt9ltebe @olosier aufgeiebte
S6reiben Sem erlten 6Ilfs78 o5tmeiiter
Sen. Sranf Sones iiberianbt:
vOie l1nter5et9neten GongreBmitglieber,
pelbe Oiitricte Der Sta6t Chicago pertrez
ten, tplln19en Sbre Mufmerflamteit auf
folgenbe, ben 8Oltbienit in iener Stabt
betreffenbe Nn~gelegenbetten gu lenten unb
er1uben Sic, Dieielben ser iebt in Chicago
tagenben Poifcommi1iton 3u unterbretten.
Ser 5eittse 3uitan6 beS @bicaeoer 8oftz
antts, bic iebise 8epesuns, fir 6aiielbe
Elm spedentlpre6enbes @ebGu6e gu erbal@
ten, unb cine @rUGguns ber sufiinftiscn
pOitaIii6en 8eburfniiie Gbtcaso's icbeinen
uns ale auf einen Bunft binSumeiien.
8ir iinb Der Nnitbt unb iblagen Sbnen
bot, baB Bic @ei6Gfte ~unieres Bpitamts 10
etngeribtet tperoen ioaten, baB s6er gu
ftarte @ei5dftSanorang az inherent altptz
Yoltant 10 Diel ipie m1ogIicb erlei6tert
ntro. ! Wtr g[altbcn, baB BET Der Ieu7
@inricbtung, ipclcbe in ber Sage un6 Ser
t~paltung Der Deri6tebcncl1 unterz
Stationen eingefiibrt tperben Ipu
Der 8unft I'M Nuse bebolten
mer6en ioQte, bieien l1nteritationen ale
@ei6afte gu iiberlpeiien, tuelhe ie gu erlee
bi9en I'M Stanbe iinb. 9ieielben %iolten,
iopiel mic tbunlib, ni6t nur Nilialen bes
6auptpoitamIeS letn, ionbcrn mir baLtelt es
permlttelit geei9neter @ei6dftsz 9tegulirung
fir prattii6 ausfii6rbar, tie factiicb 5u
BoftGmtern 0es Serritoriums gu ma9en,
in tpel6em iie licgen. .0ur3 bieie Neiic
f0nnte cine gerbeiierung Der Q%eiitungsz
fGbigfeit beS 6 oltbieniteS herbeigefilbrt
merben, uno mas ebenio tptcbttg lit, bic
Notwithstanding beS 6euptzGoitamtS
Bis 3u einem boben @raoe berminbert
perDen.
Oieier 8unft setpinnt beion6ere 8e6eu>
tun9 bur6 ben ltmitanb, OaB, ioQte Der
@ongreB cine appropriation fir ein neues
@ebGube %bctpiutgen, mas, tpte mir iebnli6it
boffen, in nGbfter 3Afunft Der Sail leir
tptr6, mir Ser ni9tigen 6rage etneS tenn.
porGren !SeimS ipGbreno Der @rri6tuns
zines 9teubauS gegenilberiteben. @ntiprez
6enoe WaBre9eln fir bic ucberpetlung
zines mO9li6it 9roBen @el6GftsquantumS
an Sic InteritatiDnen in Chicago ipiro Die
&Dlun9 oieles RrDblemS beoeutenb crleid)>
tern ul6 wir0 u1s in bielem 8unfte sum
terItiiben, fir unler 8oitamt elm -neues
unb StpeGcntlpre6enbes @cbGlbe on Ders
16affen.
Q8ir boffen, 6aB 6ie1e Nusfii6rlnSen BEL
Sbnen prompte uno gilnltt9e Nufnabme
ftl1ben per6en."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
Ods @erris=Rdo.

Wttt 6em gbbru9 bes Serbs &a6es aui
Der Wfibmap 8laiiance lit b%e9onnen NOR
ben. @s itn6 Da6ei inn 9an3en so Nrbeiter
bei6Gftigt, bic ctipa 10 @ocben bamit gu
tbun babeit perben. 9as mabtige Stab
miro in flint 3iisen nit ie 80 8as9ons
na6 Nen gOrt sei9afft perben, mo- es an
Der 81. StraBe unb BroaotuaD aufgeiteut
peroen loa. GS cutbdlt 5000 Sons @iien,
unS UNI eS neutrality-suspicious., tit Elm
@eriiit erforberltdb, Sas 500, 600 SUB 8auz
bols entbGlt. Die Soften Des NbbrubS unb
Der 8ieOerauf1euung bes Serbs &abes
iper6en $4,000 betrasen.
8abrenb Der @eltausitelung ma6te bas
Ha0 10000 rm%orebunsen une beforberte
i'm Gan3en 10000 0 Baliagiere. Die
grOBte 3abl trus es AM 10. October Weitz
tags nm l29 ubr, namli6 1868 8erionen
Die groBte 3abl tpdbren6 zines Cages am
10. October, ndmltcb 49, 900 Perienen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
marnun9.

9urb elngeianbte Guittungen erfa6ren
mir, bdB Elm Sc6ptnbler Bic 9tanPn unierer
9teiienben Sran5 Otto unO Saul Sriebel
benubt, I'm NbonnementSgelber ~beionberS
in SloriOa, Miliiiiippi, Glabama unO ben
a~ngren3euben Staaten 81 erbeben, ipel9e
uie al inns ~eingeian6t ipurben.
9us 9torb Carolina un6 8ir9inien miro
9emeIOet, Dap Elm 8etriiger, peI6er ii6 6.
pber st. 2angenbef, supeiGen AUDI 2ange
nennt, @elbcr in unicrem Nancn COLI
@Iectirt. Sin ioldber Mann lit nt3t
inn 9ienIte Ser uSainOis Staatsz3si
tung. g8ir ma6en baber nod etnmal
bringen6 baraut aufmerfiam, oaB aue an
gcftellten &eiienben cine bon unicrem @ez
ic6aftsfibrer 6. S. Sictl0 gescibnete 2egiz
tjmatiou Bel Ii9 fii6rcn. Shire gtamen itno in
DoriteDcuocr 9iltc aufgefiibrt. 0teraus gebt
arb ieOesmal berpor, mo- iicb Die betrcffenz
ben Ngenten aufbalten. Sn ben SubzStaaz
ten tit augenblitIi9 feincr %unlcrer &eiien7
ben tbGtig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
SdmdbIi9 miebanoeIt.
poIi5iif &onwaY bel Dem periu6e, cine Ders
haftune por3unehmen, Don brutalen
Kerlen mishanoeIt.

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rtetb WtttppcD 0abmittag nm % l1br Der
Bolisi1t @onpaD bon 6er 8. @bicago @be.7
Station. Qlls er i'm 8egriff mar, cine
8erbaftung bor5unebmen, i~titr3ten ftb un7
ter mebreren 3uibauern Ser Scene stuei
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bloBen Musibung feiner 9ienitpfli6t au
p~erbinbern, auf i'm un6 miBbanbelten i'm,
in6em tie i'm nit leiner eigenen @affe be-
arbeiteten, in elmer iolcben Weiie, OaB lein
3uitanO, tpenn audi ni6t Direct ~lebensge1
fG6rIicb, bod fetn burbaus unbebenflt6er
lit.
Gonpap paiiirte auf ietner Gunbe bit
@de bon 9pcuit StraBe un6 WetLton Nne.,
ais feline 9lufmerfiamfeit BON einem
Wanne, ar iuel6em iib Elm anOerer tbdts
lib 31 nergretfen iu6te, it Qniprub ges
uommen tplroe. Der 8eorobte rief laut
I'M 6ilfe, porauf GontpaD pbne @etteres
gu Ser 9erbaftung bes @tngreifers i6rttt.
&aum bate er ietne 6ano an tbn gelcgt
unb periu6t, i'm gum BatrOutae@&alten
an genannter Strabenede 81 brtngen, I'M
etnen @agen bon Der 8 olt3eiitdtion a1 CT
tiren, ais Die beiben Gcbriiber Wfatbetp uni
Gbmar6 8ennett, S6ubmadber bon Bros
FELTON,, eS fir ibre 8htbt bielten, 81 @rnz
iten bes Gefangenen bano9reili6 81 tcterz
peniren. 8eibe i"tiir3ten ii6 auf GOntrap
unb trteben i'm 6ur6 ben pIOBltben reberz
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g o%listiten nltn gesen 6tcien ielbit
uno IieB bageloi6t 9tebe aut
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%iaulen. Die 9rci6erei bate CUR 6olge,
baB cine 4 3oa LANCE unb tiefe 8unoe in
ben &opf geriiien un6 Die SberLippe poa1
ftGnbig geipalten muroe. NuBer0em tptes
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pel9e nteleiebt cine @e6trneribltlerung
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gen 6es urgleiben Samples getpeien tparen,
elm unb bielten bie betben brutdlen Sc
ieuen 10 LANCE feft, bis polt5etllcbe 9ulte
reql1trirt mar. 9te 0cbrloer Sennett
mur6en auf ser Steue ibermGlti9t UNI
fan6en itb binnen &ur5em in elmer 3eue
Der 6. Chicago Qpe. Citation tpteoer, nab
reno Der miBbanbelte Bolt3iit bon etnem IN
Ser 9}G9e mobnen6en 9trst %perbunoen unS
bann na9 ieiner in $40. 267 Dat StraB'
belesenen 8obnun8 befOrbcrt purOe. Setr
53uftanb stebt Dorldufi9 su ernitLtcben Be'
benfen feline geranlaiiung, lit aber trob;
benz Elm berartiger, baB @onWaD ldngere 3et
unter lorgfdItiser ar3tLieber 8ebanolune
iteben mug.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-30
Gin Settings Jubtldum.

'9as v@htcago Gbening Sournal", Bic
Glteite tdgIi6e 3eitune I'M Staate SutnoiS,
ieierteWontag iein fiinfsigidbrigeS 8elteben
burb 6erauSsabe elmer Teitnummer, tpclbe
bic 9rDBte uno intereiiantelte lit, Die es lez
mails gebrudt bat. Sic bat i'm @anseu IS
Setten, bon benen ettpa 40 IeminiscenSen
aus Der s3ett Dot SO Sabren BON aacn mOgz
lt6en @ebietcn oes l~ocialen uno politii6en
2ehens ent1alten. Die 2ettartifcl, ipelcbe
BON Ser vSa6re al GlarfitraBe" rnb ben
viiingIten, per Odmpfer DON Buffalo etnge7
troffenen Na6ricbten" lprecben, fliugeu
beute ipie Wfdr6en aus alter Belt, unO Die
Saciimiles Der erlten 3eitungen, Die in
Chicago sebrudt tpurben, nebmen iicb gar
brouis aus neben BEN groBartig auSgeitatz
teten GageS3ettunsen bon beute. NIte
Sauitrationcn unb tpulberlt6e politil6e
3errbiloer aus jener 3eit Der &tnbbeit unz
ierer md9tigen Wetropole itnb nieber9cz
geben uno rufen Die @rinnerung an bic
baIbDerse6enen 0a6lcampasnen bon odd
lack" ulb v~Tippecanoe and Tyler too"
macb. 9ieie emi>Gentenriala Summer
oes Chicago Sournal ptr6 Dor Nael1 Ser
iingeren Generation einen @inbIid in bie
@ei6i6te Der lebten so Sabre geben, pte ct
aus 8l6eru ibmerItb 10 flar unO iiberz
Ii6tli9 ietn birfte.
9as rGpenins Sournal" Ieitet feline @e7
ibi6te bis auf Die Wo6en5eituns yGbica9o
Nmerican" 3uriid, meI9e am 8. Stunt 1885
gegrinbet ipIrbe ais @oncurrenShlatt segen
ben bereits inn 9tonember 1888 bon SoDn
Calhoun gegriinOeten u@6icago Democrat".
Ser rGbicago Nmerican" ging fpdter in
bos y@bica9o WeeflD SDurnal" auf. Dim
9. 2tprtL 1889 luurbe Die erite Summer 5es
v0ailp Gbtca9o american" 6erausgegeben,
Der eriten tdsliden 3eitung in @6icaso;
na9Oem bieie ipdter einge9angen mar,
purbe Die ta9Iicbe vGbiedso @rpreB" gez
9%riinoet, aus tpeIbcr am %. 9lpriL 1874
Oas uGbicaso 0ailD Sournal", bas Gamz
pasnez8latt Der 8biszB artei, berporgius.
Die eriten @riinOer 6teies 8lattes maren:
@eO. B. Meefer, Sobn STINT, 8uGner g.
Worrts, Sonatban Ooun9 Scammon, g.
3isle Smith, SacOb 3tuiiea, @alter 81.
Neuberrp, Giles Spring, Grant 0oobri9
unb @eo. 80. 9ole.