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was formed in the Spring of 1861, and was
armed with Belgian muskets. He enlisted at
Camp Dick Robinson in the LIST Ky. Cav as q
musician Oct. %. 1861. and was mustered out
after the battle Of Mill Springs by general
order from the War Department.
He reenlisted in July, 1862. as a private In
Go. 81, 9th KY. Cav; was sfterward made a
Sergeant; and the last six months of his term
be was Sergeant Major OF the regiment He
was mustered out at Nashville, Tenn in July,
1865 The regiment served principally in
Tennessee with the Army of the Cumberland,
and in guarding the railroads in Tennessee,
Georgia, and Alabama. 1t also had few
brushes with Morgan in Kentucky. He was
captured on the courier-line between Stephen
son and WoOdville, Ala, Aug. % 1863, by a
detachment from the 4th Ala. Cav in COM
mand OF Capt Mead. and taken to Gunters-
Vile, on the south side of the Tennessee. and
from there was marched a roundabout way TO
Chattanooga, making 175 miles in four-and- g.
half days which through the sands of Georgia
was no pleasant task. He was taken from
Chattanoogs to Atlanta, where he remained
three days, and then on TO Richmond and Belle
The National tribune., 1894-04-05
NEW HAMPSHIRE CONVENTION.

The 14th annual Convention, Department of
New Hampshire, under the guidance of De-
psrtment President Fanny J. Minot greatly
beloved in the Order. was browning success !;
ses ions held in Odd Fellows Hall, Concord.
National President Sarah c. Mink was dis
tinguished guest, and is highly commendatory
of the Convention, as whole, and its presid-
ing officer.
The annual address Of the President was an
admirable summary of important years
work. Affairs of the Department were report
ed highly satisfactory. The Soldiers Home
needs were presented. and strong plea made
on behalf of the National Relief Corps Home.
officers of Department are as follows: Pres,
Adde s. Hughes, Ashland; SV.-P., Psrthenia
w. Baker, Lebanon; J. V.-P., Addie E. Dix,
Hinsdae; Sec, Emma B. Hull, Plymouth !;
Treas, Dora A. Miller, Ashland; Chap, Eva NJ.
Heath, Newport; ms, Matte A. Mason. Ports
mouth Counselor. Fanny E. Minot, Concord !;
/. and /. Officer, Mile A.Worcester, Rochester !;
Chairman Executive Board, Fannie B. Trip,
Dover.
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Army of the Potomac,

The committee to make arrangements fsl
the Reunion of the Army of the Potomac, to
be held in Concord, n. a., June 81 and q,
have been announced. Gen. 8. G. Grifin,
Keene, n. r., is Chairman of the Executive
Committee. The Chsirmen of the other com,
mittees are: Reception, Gov. John B. Smith,
Finance, Mayor P. B. Cogswell; Transports
tion, Hon. B. A. Kimball, Concord; Invitations
Col. Scion A. Carter Concord; Quarters MAJ.
Hiram F. Gerrish, Concord; Banquet Col. @ q
Danforth, Concord; Decorations. David z. MUIR
ply, Concord; Excursion, Col. Frank q. Noye&
Nashua; Entertainment and Music, Col. john
c. Linehan, Concord Press, Edward n. Pear,
son, Concord; Carriages Gen. William D. eAva
yer, Dover; Entertainment of Ladies', Gen. L.
D. Ayling. Concord; Printing aud Badges, Ira
G.. Evans. Concord.
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LADIES OF THE GAR.
Anniversary CelebratiOn-What is Bejn,
Done by the Massachusetts Circles.

Anniversary Ceiebration-what is Being
Done by the Massachusetts Circles.
Sylvia III. Delano Circle, l, New Bedford,
rendered a grand reception to Mrs. Alice Nj.
Mosher. the new Department President, the
other evening. Mrs. May Brown, of Circle g.
Maiden, was also present.
Helen l.. ellison Circle, 3. Maiden. received q
visit from Mrs. Alice NJ. Mosher, Department
President, and Mrs. It. III. Lawton, Department
Secretary, on the 9th of last month.
Caroline Scott Harrison Circle, g. Hayerhill,
are to hold sale sometime in April.
Gen. George Ii. Plerson Circle, z, Salem, cele-
brated its first anniversary on March 20. Depart
ment officers were present, and also visitors
from Maiden, Lynn, Haverhill, and Lowell.
Comrade Lee of Hayerhill presented the Circle
with gavel and gavel block. Ali agreed they
had passed most enjoyable evening p
Ladd and Whitney Circle, 8, Lowell, have
formed Sewing Circle, and are now preparing
for a sale to be held at some future time They
will celebrate their first anniversary in May
Mrs. Nellie l. La Vigne, Corresponding Sec.
rotary, Lowell, Mass.
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TIE GRAND ARMY
What is Being Done by the Veterans
for the Good of the Order.
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT.
Hotel Rates-Free Quarters-Reunions.

Hotel Rates-Free Quarters-Reunions.
The following information is furnished 10y
the Citizens Executive Board for the beneht OF
comrades of the Grand Army of the Republic
who purpose visiting Pittsburg during the
meeting of the 2Sth National Encampmeni
Sept. 10 to 10 next
Hotel rates will be 81. so to S. per day. Special
rates to be made for parlor and sample rooms.
Three days is the limit for which accommOda-
tions must be engaged. Hotels will make
arrangements direct with guests, and not
through the Committee on Accommo dstions.
Lodging in private and boarding houses, for
each person, will range from 90 cents to 81 per
night.
There are plenty of restaurants where meals
of frst-class character will be furnished at rea-
sonable prices.
Vacant halls and rooms can be secured at low
rates by Posts desiring to furnish their own
sleeping accommodations
Free quarters will be furnished in school
houses and other buildings if applied for In
time. Cots or mattresses will be placed there
in, comrades providing their own blankets No
females will be admitted in these quarters.
Where Post organizations desire accommoda-
tions for any number of comrades it is advisa-
bic that representative visit this city for that
purpose, as more satisfactory arrangements can
thus be made.
All communications bearing upon accommo-
OallODS s0OulO De auOI6SS0O " W. W. AhuoSOiI'
Chairman, Committee on Accommodations,
Pittsburg Pa.
Department Commanders, members of their
STATS and all others who desire horses and
equipments for the parade, should communicate
at once with Thos. G. Sample Chairman of the
Committee on Parade and Review, P. o. Box
10, Allegheny, Pa. uniform price for mounts
will be arranged. Individual requests viii be
attended to promptly.
Company, battery, regimental, brigade ana
corps organizations proposing to hold Reunions
during the week of the Encampment desiring
place for meeting should address w. j. Patter-
Ill Fourth avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
Members of the Womans Relief Corps, La
dies of the GAR. and other ladies who desire
information, should address Mrs. Carrie v.
Sheriff, Chairman, Committee on Entertain
ment of Ladies, 81 Knoll street. Allegheny, Pa.
The Trunk Line Association controlling rail-
roads entering this city from the East has
named one fare for the round trip.
The Central Traffic Association, controlling
the roads entering the city from the West, has
named a rate from each of the leading points
under the jurisdiction of that association,
which range from one fare for the round trip TO
one cent mile. The Traffic Association con-
trolling the lines west and south of the juris-
diction of the Central Traffic Association will,
IL is claimed, make similar concessions
To avoid delay and annoyance, it is suggested
that hand sschels be used for baggage. and
brought in person by comrades. Trunks should
be shipped by express.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
ARIZONA

ARIZONA
Ransom Post, 4, Flagstaff-Com., II. W
Pierce; S. V. c., George Hoxworth; J. V. C..
James n. Haley; Adj't ]. Guthrie Savage; @
NJ, J. &. Milligant; Surg, Joseph r. Lockett
Chap, Robert l.. Turner; o. d., Geo. Bagnall
o. g., L. L. Burns.
CALIFORNIA
Washington's Birthday was observed by
Hartford Post, Lodi, in conjunction with the
public schools. The entertainment consisted
of musical and literary exercises and an old
time exhibition drill by the old vets in the Ole
Hardy tactics, with the Old-lashioned Spring
field muskets.
FLORIDA
Hooker Post, 9, Holly Hill-Com., VIM. P
Ross; s. V. c., A. S. Harroon; ]. V. c., P. B
Updegrsff; Chap, E. V. Blackman; @. NJ, G
g. Bayer; o. d., Il. l.. Rodgers; o. e., G. P
Ballough Adj't. G. E. Porter.
GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA
The annual Encampment of this Department
was held in the rooms of Hancock Post, Savan
nah, on March Is. The roll-call showed AZ
officers and delegates present. The report Of
the Commander showed the Andersonvillt
Prison property to be free from all debt and
belonging to the Department. The number oil
deaths during the past year was very large.
The report OF the Asst Quartermaster-Gen.
eral showed the receipts during the year to be
t656.72, and the expenditures TO be $4I2s6.
The officers elected for the ensuing year are
Dept Com, It. Watson, o. NJ Mitchell Post i,
Atlanta; S. V. c., S. F. B. Gillispie, w. S. Han.
cock Post, 3, Savannah; J. V. c., George T.
SchwarZ, Post 2, Augusta; Medical Director
6. c. Morley, o. NJ. Mitchell Post, /, Atlanta;
Chap, William Pease w. S. Hancock Pest, 3
Savannah; Council of Administration, w. NJ
Scott, Post ]; Richard Washington, 9; sylvia
nus LumpkiD, 8; Martin Cooley, 3; J. O.
Ladd, z.
resolution was passed by the Encampmeni
favoring Atlanta as the place for the Nation a.
Encsmpment in 1895. Louisville was second
choice.
The visiting comrades were taken on a car
risge drive around the city and suburbs by the
members of w. S. Hancock Post The party
visited Thunderbolt, where an enjoyable time
was spent The visitors declared that they
bad been royalty treated, and would Away,
remember their visit to Savannah with pleas
ure.
INDIANA
Post l26. COnnersville. after careful inves
oeation OF all pensioners in that neigh borhood
has found that all receiving pensions are en-.
titled 10 the same.
KANSAS
w. P. Campbell, the Commander of this De
partment, was born at Stanford, KY, Feb Is
1645, and was educated principally in the ole
seminary OF Stanford in the common branches
His trst military service was as Quartermaster
Sergeant Of company Of Home Guards, which
The National tribune., 1894-04-05
ALL ALONG THE LINE,

Past National President Emma Stark Hamp-
ton has been making an extended sojourn for
health and recreation in New York and New
Jersey.
Past National Treasurer Lizabeth A. Turner
has returned to Boston from season of rest in
Florida. not as fully recovered as her friends
would like.
Past National President Margaret Ray Wick
ms has entered upon her duties as Superintend-
ent of the State Home for Juvenile Offenders,
Geneva, H., an extensive institution; Depart
ment President Emma r. Wallace, of Illinois,
President Board of Trustees.
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Barton, B. G. Berry; so, Morrisvills. d. A.
Sanders; go, Manchester Depot, A. B. GIsasoa
g. Jamaica, G. A. Day; 81, Fair Haven, q. a.
Parker; SO. Bellows Falls, E. s. Aliens ~,
South Royslton. g. L. Dutton; rs. Lyndon.
ville II. o. Allen; 7S, Waterbury, r. N. Chsns
berlin; so, Dawville, Frank Hooker; 81, North
Troy. @. E. Clough; SO, Huntington. q, ",
Gillett; IS, Bristol, II. S. Dunshee; So Essek
Junction, George Prentiss; 81. Northh field, Jss.
Griffin; 73, Montreal, E. N. Florence.
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instructions how TO use it. Address Mrs d. L.
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The National tribune., 1894-04-05
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and rheumatism. take Hoods Sarsaparilia.
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NEW YORK.

Some time in the early part OF May Lyon
Post, Cohoes, and the WOman's Relief Corps
will give an entertainment. the proceeds to be
devoted to defraying the expenses of Memorial
Day.
A reception will be given Department Com.
mander John c. Shots and staff on April {
by Lafayette Post lao, New York
E. S. Gilbert Post, 1892, Livonia-Com, Chas
II. Richmond; S. v. C.. Cornelius Runyan
J. V. C., VIM. Compton; Q. NJ. VIM. II. Earle
Surg, J. I. Belts; Chap VIM. E. Dubois
Adpt NV. Lindsey; o. d., George Burdick
Q. g., Truman Bishop; s. NJ, Ii. B. stedman
Q. NJ. s., J. c. Smith.
A. II. Terry Post, 300. Amsterdam-Com.
Abraham Cass; S. v. c., Harvey Deal j. V. c..
Henry P. Searles; o. D., J. c. Smith; Chap.
James Inglis; O. NJ. F. C. Beebe; O. G., Jesse
Bennett; Adjt, C. r. Gordon; o. s., w. f
Blanchard; !. s., John La May; S. NJ, james
Brown; Q. NJ s., r. Quillett.
John b. Murray Post, 597, Phelps-Com.
John T. Watkins; S. v. c., Charles T. Sever.
snce; J. V. c., George White jr.; Chap, Nc,
Kendree Shaw; Surg, Charles Nudge @. NJ.
E. n. Brown; o. d., Thomas J. Reed 0. G..
Charles Frank; Adi't, A. b. Ruberts.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-02
sStse ,t,,ter eme1tf6sa entertainer

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perLt6 tobt. Qber ietn @ent1ls erobert 1t6
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fran30ltidben G%ompOntiten muB ia Elm
8erf @0t6e'S na6 Dem auberen Ill Spern1
terten berbalten, ipobei Set l1rtert fretll9
3upeilen i9le6t tpegfommt.
Nu6 Qtnterita tptr6 BON @Dtbe mebr uto
mebr erobert, un0 stpar gang belonoers oos
en9Lticbe Qlmertta. Ster mte tn @roBe
~britannien bat i6m namentlicb 6er groBe
brttti6e S6riftiteuer GarlDle 8aDn gebro7
ben ult6 audb Ser groBe uncertainties
S6rtftiteler @nerion. 8on Gu1erl on's
neu>engldnbii1er 6eimatb Derbrettete itch
bic @0tbes8ereDrung na6 nno mach lber
bic gebiloeten INSTRUMENTATION &retie
in alien Sbeilen ser Ser. Staaten. 8e>
ionberS bon Observation-Disclosures ucn,
bte i'm NQ9emeinen an ~geiitiger Strebloms
felt bod iiber tbren WtGnnern 1teben, ptro
90tbe pielfa6 ftubirt.
Ginen felten Salt beitbt 6iele 8erebrun9
audi in Chicago. 60 perben iieb Bic pom
Chicago kindergarten College,, baS
itcb aucb ber Sortbilbung @rtpa6iener on7
nimmt, ms 9eben gerufenen 8orlelungen
btesmal in etnem 9rDBen @DfluS ausi0lteB9
LID nm @0tbe breben, UNI feline Werfe,
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lung, feline Steaun9 sur 9teltgton, 5ur
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Wdnner un6 Srauen, bic poQ boben geitie
gen StrebenS @0tbe 5u i6rem 6aupt@
itubtum gema4t baben, baLten 6iele 8or7
~leiungen.
.3ugtetb tptr6 6iiben unb briiben audi
Sem, mas @Otbe auf Observation-Disclosures
G5ebiete ~seieiltet bat, INNER mebr Qnertenz
nun8 9e3out.
Die en9lti9 : amertfanii6en @Dtbes
Stubien entfprtngen ni9t, pie bas S6afee
ipearezS tubium, einem bramatii6en uno
tbeatralti6en 8e6orf, ionbern eitem aas
genteinen Gulturintereiie, benz Streben,
mD9ltcbIt ttef in Ben a~uumfai1enben @etit
@0tbe'S etn5u6ringen.
Cine geptife @iniettigfeit Derleu9net Ii6
aber babel nic6t. Ole vbeutiben Nbtbetz
I%un9en" amerifanti6er 11ntOerittGten tbetz
len gum Slide bteie @inieiti9feit nicbt i;
tie betracbten unb %bebanDeln SbtQer ais
@ben6irtigen @0t6e's, tpie eS @otbe ieGbit
tDat, uno miiien ibre S9iler AUDI fir Die
bD6e SoeaLttGt unb gelduterte Srei6eitSliebe
S6tuer'S, tpie fit ietn bramattibes @euie
81 beseiitern. Mucb Setting unb no4 anz
bere 9roBe beutibe S6riftiteaer uno Ot6@
ter, lptpte bie treffliblten Der beutl3en
0tcbter ipgenannten 5tDeiten9tangeS iDerOen
bon ibnen na3 @eblbr berIditbttgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-02

6crbolten lte6crtretungen bis CUR ,Sttmmz
recbtSent5ie6ung auf ldngcre 53ett, itetgert.
QlGcr Die ~flcrtfa(c Me6rbeit oeS N6ge>
urDneten9auieS perparf bielcn @elebent7
tpurf, obglei9 er pom beSeuten0iten Wanne
ibrer Yartet auSging. ltn6 10 fiin0tgte
bieier Wtann, eben bet 6auptmtniiter
8eernaert, Dor i~penigen Tagen leiten NllGz
tritt an. Nu6 6urcb ben in Solge bteler
&riiiS aus benz Qltslanoe berbeigeeilten
&0nig 2eopolb IL. lieB ct ii6 nibt 3l Der
2(enberung 6iele9 Gntiblulies betpe9en.
l1nb 10 lit inter be 8urlet, Ser audi benz
Wttniitcrium 8eernaert angeD0rte, Elm
neueS flertfa(eS &abinet erric6tet tporoen.
Die bon Beernaert norgel6lagene Gr@
pdbGung bes SeuatS 6urc9 bic Proutn8ial>
lan6tage Diir6e oenIelben tpaGri6etnlt5
etpaS polfStbiimli9er macben. SEPT Iino
nur Geute, bic cine 6etrG6tli6c Steuer be-
5a6len, in i'm nGbLbar. Ser borge>
i6Iagene @a6l3tpang aber milrbe geraoe
AUDI Die ipo6l9aben0eren u1O c0nlernattoen
WGbler aus t1rer8equemli6teit aufriitteln,
bat alto einen conlerDattDen 3peG. 0as
@lcicbe gilt bon Der beantragten Winoere
Dettspertretung.
8iS gum @intreffen nGberer Jtabri6ten
lit odber taum gu begreifen, Die confer
patiDe Wanner i'm 6el9tiben Q6georbnetenz
bauie ben Stur3 zines maBooIen Wtintz
IteriumS Der 9lnnabme ieiner 8ori3lGge
Dor3ieDen f%Onntcl1.
yta4 eiltem 8ori9lase 8eernaert's iolte
bic gSa6I zines nelten @bgeor6netenbauies
na6 Dem neuen 8abliDitem en6Ii6 am
orttten Sonntag i'm Stto6cr bieieS Sabres
itattfinben. Salts aber Der !3eitpunft Der
enbli9en &ouitredung Der Geform mutbs
lpiaig Oerl6Ieppt ipiirbe, f0nnten ii9 bic
6eitbenben &laiien in 8el9ien faum iiber
cine gepaLtiame @rbebung Der nod INNER
entrecbteten &loiien %beibmeren. Snbem
Die belgiiben Nrbeiter ii6 NIT cinem 10 iebr
beotngten aQ9emeinen Stimmrebt ftatt Oes
uripriingli3 BON ibnen %Uerlangten un6ee
bin9ten 3ufrteben 9a6en, beiDielen ite getpiB
cine groBe M~aBisuns, Die aber bon ben
anoeren &laiien nibt mtB6rauc3t perben
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-02
@tebt es feine ett1fe eeseu srufs 3

9te &egterung lit bon Jteuem in i6rem
Gorgeben gegen ben 3uder>Sruit geibIagel1
noroen. Sic bate, nacb6em bonn 3udere
Truit bic P6ilaoelpbier Gafftnerien iber>
geicbludt maren, auf @run6 bes 8unocsz
geieBeS gegen Truits i'm 8unbeStrei5eeri9t
cine &lage erboben, Dortn Der 3uder@Srult
angeflagt tpurbe, Dem @elebe 5utpiber ben
6anbel eingeen9t un6 Elm Monopol 9e>
ibaffen gu baben. 9aS 8unoeSfretsgeri9t
enticbieb gegen bic 9te9terung unb btcie
@nti6eibun9 1T iebt bonn 8unbess& reiss
4ppeQationS9eri6t beltati9t t~porbelt, in6eu1
eS erflGrte, baB, tpenn eS arnb etne unangez
Speifelte Tbatiabe lei, baB Ser 3uder@
Srult Die GontroQe iber Die &offtnerien
unb Sen 8artauf BON 3uder In ben Ser.
Staaten erlangt babe, it9 baraus nod nicbt
folgern la1ie, baB oas gum 3mede Der @tn7
engun9 beS 6anhelS unb 6er S3affun9
zines M%fonopols 8ei6eben lei.
Damn freilid ibeint bas 9an3e Nntts
Sruft5@eieb fir bic &ob' gu leH1. @as
fir einen 8etpeiS oerlangt benin 6as @ericbt
bafHr, baB Die Designating bes 6anbels
un6 bic S6affun9 zines Mtonopols Ser
3peG Der 8ereintgung tpar unb 1T, auBer
Der o~ffenbaren Sbatiabe, boB Ser Sanbel
beicbrGntt u1o Elm NtonopoL 9eibaffen lit :?
@enn i3 in etnen 2aben gebe unO Elm Stiid
.3eug iteble, un6 babel ertappt tperbe, 10
berlan9t bas @eieB bod ntbt nod etnen
Na6ueis, baB~ ib in biebtl6er Nbit3t in
ben 2a6en 8egangen bin, eS tit tbm einerz
lei, mann icb bic S6ee gum 9iebftable sez
faBt babe, oh Dor ober nab 8etreten bes
2aoens. Ser 3ufer:gruft bat bur9 @rz
iperbung Der @ontroue iiber ale 9uderz
rafftnerien elm Wonopol gei9affen unb gu
bebaupteu bic @riperbung f0nne obne
iolcben 3tped geidbeben fem, lit etnfa9 perz
riift unb segen ben geiunben Meni9en1
Derltanb. Cine Shat ieBt in eriter &et6e
cine 9lbii6t ooraus, unb ser 8ertbeibigun9,
nid6t Der Qnflage Iieet eS ob, ben 9ta6neis
81 fubren, baB Die 2tbiidbt ni6t bcitanben
bat. Nenn ih SemanDen unabftcbtlib
1obticbla9e, 10 bdlt MIDI baS @eleB 10 LANCE
fit Ben SOB Derontiportlicb, bis tb ben
NacbpeiS gefilbrt babe, baB er nOatg unabz
ii9tlt9 berbetgefG3rt purbe. 0as @eieB
ieBt babei Die &bii9t porauS, parum nibt,
tpenn elm Wtonopol geicbaffen uno Die freie
goncurren3 tobtgei6lagen it'll
0as ueuee 8unoes>&re >QtppeQattonSs
gertbt icbetnt cine neue Snitan5 our Inter
oriidung Ocs seiunben Observation-Disclosures
ulto sur l1nte1to6ung bes Rublifums unter
Die Won0pDle au iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-02
Str areher 9e,,tfd,. slmerifamer.

Der englti6>amertfaniicbe @el6icbtS:
i9rei6er unb 0teDner, So6n Si8fc, bat nun
bier au6 einen 8ortrag ge6alten iibe,
SacDb 2~etSlet, ienen &orfdmpfer bel
Siirgerfreibeit in Der &olonie Stem Oort,
Der baiel6it i'm Sabre 1891 auf'S ungcredb.
teite gum Sooe DerurtDeilt unb Dingeric6tei
iplr6e.
TiSfe bebt Defenders allcb berbor, 6af
2et3ler Der ei9entlt5e Slater Der Union 1T,
iltoem er 3uerlt inter alien SterbLid6en ben
8eriu6 mabte, ldmmtlicbe 3u @roB.
b%ritannien 9ebDrtge amerttanii6e &olonieu
3u eir1em gemetnl6aftli9en 8unoe 81 per=
etnt9en.
Sour einen Sebler bege6t SiSfe, in6em
CT 2etSler ais eInen 6oQGn6er be5eicbnet.
2eisIer mar Elm gutter 9eutl9er aus 6ranfz
furt am Wain. 9aS WtiBDeritdnbniB ers
fldrt ii6 barauS, baB &eisler einit &rtegSs
bienite BET Der boQdnDtidben peftinbildbelt
@eieuibaft D~erricbtete. ST lieb iic6 aber
i'm Sabre 1860 ais 6urc6aus ielbltitdnbiger
beutl6er Wtann in Der &olonie gteip Oort
nteber, obglei6 Dieie oamalS nod Oas
bolldnbii1e Neu@9eieberlano mar unD erlt
bier Sabre Oaraaf tbatid9lic6 Don England
in 8eitB genommen tDurbe.
Gin 0eutlcbzanterifanil0e 9icbter, 8ictor
Bredt, bat bieicl1 grDBen 9eutl6sQlmeriz
faner gum @egenita1O emes SrauerlptelS
vSacob QetSler" gemacDt, melcbeS inn Sabre
1877 5tpetmal NIT @rfOlg in Dem oamali9en
y@ermania I6eater" in Stem Oprf aufge>
filbrt tDuroe, letber aber ieitber bema6e
gang peri3oIen lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-04-02
&et,t NOIi me tangere.

Ser u0odout", ben Crane Bros. aber
ibre Nrbctter Dcr6Gn9t baberl, Dauert fort
unb iin6 bis iebt feline ernitlicben 9erIude
aemacht tporben, Elm @inoerne6men Al erz
3ielen 6er Streif Der Bidder lit nod INNER
in @ange; in ben 3te9eleien lit AUDI nod
tein 2lltsgleid6 getrOffen, unb 9eitern 6aben
800 @igarrenmacber BON @ugen 8aQens &
So. bic 9lrbeit niebergelegt, neil elmer
tbrer @enofen, gtamenS Gilbert ct. @Dr,
augcbItcb tpegen nieoerbolten 3ufpdttomz
mems entlaiieu tpor6en Jet unO ST. 8allens,
Der Gigentbiimer, Die @ntlaiiung periOnlt9
Derfiigt babe. 0te Qrbciter soger in cor
pore aus Ser Sobrit, p~eriammelten it9
IN elmer nabe 9~ele9enen 6aIe uno faBten
Die fol9enben 8ei4IIle: 8ir ~Derlangen: :
DAB Der in 10 un8erebtfertigter @eiie entz
Ial1ene q. ct. Sur tpieber ~angeitelt ioer0e;
haB lofort Sbritte 5ur @riinoun8 elmer
llnton 9etDan iperoen; 6aB ale Nrbeiter
n Il + ben Nnor0nungen Des g o nj q II II 8
1lnterItelt tperoeu; baB 6err 8aIens fein
9te6t babe, 5pilden benz 9ormann unb
ieinen llntergebe1en etn3ugreifen, uno baB
berStreif 10 langefOrt9efiibr brit werbe, bis 6ieie
Sor0erun9eu 9elDdbrt iino. Ote Qrbeiter
betlagen ii9, DAB Die 6irma itets Die Spa
nler bebor5u9t babe uno Dap tie ungerecbt
ltno grau1am %be9an0elt porben ieten; Die
Gtgentbiimer htngegen beite6en auf i9rem
3ecbte unb iagen, 0aB ie unter feinen linz
ftGnoeu nit einem Gomtte Der Stretfer
unter6anoeln, ionoern ii9 iofort INN andre
9rbettcr unieben MOLTEN.
0a baben Mrs. &ur8ii3ti9teit un6