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rae PREoIous ONES OF BupBIsM.

and maintained that the mystery of the HOLY
| Trinity was revealed TO the Chinese more than
hve centuries before the coming OF Jesus Christ.
The conception of the Trinity is expressed in
the three hideous idols known as the three
pure ones" They would seem to be but another
presentation Of the doctrine expressed by the
trinity OF idols which is found among the
Buddhists and known as the three precious
ones" And also of the Hindu trinity Of Brah-
ma, silva, and Nishnu. 1t has been asserted that
the Taoists have derived their conception OF n
trinity OF persons In the godhead from the re-
ligious systems OF India. Whether this is the
case 1t is impossible to say 1t would appear that
In almost every religious system there Is some
indication of a belief in trinity In unity.
When Thomas Cooper as an infidel lecturer
wrote to Charles Kingsley that. in his opinion,
three in one" Is contrary to sense and expe-
rence, kingsley replied, THAT. dear friend, Is
your ignorance. Every comparative anatomist
VIII tell you the exact contrary. That among
the most common, though the most puzzInR
phenomena. Is multiplicity in unity, divided
life In the same individual of every extraordl-
nary variety OF case. That distinction of per-
son with unity Of individuality or what the old
schoolman called substance, is met with In
some thousand species of animals. 1Iy heart
demands the Trinity much a. my reason"
1t would therefore be but reasonable to sum-
pose that the Trinity as expressed in modern
Taoism was introduced by Lao-Tzs, who taught
the Way to God.
find that in almost every book OF travel Tao
ism 10 referred to as rstiOnalism in China IL by
this is meant that the Taoist only believes that
which reason teaches it is incorrect for Lao-Tze,
the founder of the system. was one who pre-
eminently walked by faith and not by sight. As
Confucius said, he scared 10 heaven like a
dragon. Hence the dragon emblem is very con-
spicuous in China.
Our Great Master, Jesus Christ, taught that,
EXCEPT man humble himself and become as a
little child, he cannot enter the Kingdom Of God;
and Lao-fze, tho founder Of TaOlsm, taught the
same thing when he said by subdulng the
passion nature, and by cultiyating tender |
ness Of heart, aud by putting away i'm
purity from the hidden eye, it is possI-
The sun., 1894-11-11
NEXT GREAT TELESCOPE.
4 TEN FoorREFLECToR sUsPBSDED
IN WATER.

|" VIII Ne E,GhtN Feet Loss, Hetgp Fer
hsps Zoe Tons, s.a Cost siSo, OeO-Ts
Ne Buiit ny Sir Hewsrs Grub. th'
DubIi. Hshsr-whst He Says sf It. sns
what - Hoped 70 ne Gai.ed BY ~
Copyright ,s,i, bv s. s. Mcclure, Lsraed
LoNDoE, Nov. 3.--The nezt great TELESCOPES
which focuses the attention Of contemporary
astronomers and ercites the wonder Of the
public In general will be giant among its kind.
1t is now being widely discussed here as the
great ten-foot reflector, and will have dame
ter Of ten feet, a length Of eighty feet, and
weigh somewhere between fifty and one hun
dred tons, most probably the latter. Among
all the big tubes now pointed at the heavens II
will consequently stand very much In the POSI-
tion Of the first lOO-ton gun as compared with
the smaller bores which preceded II, ana its
most interesting scientific aspect will be the de-
parture which It represents from existing
methods Of construction, as we'll as the In
fuence IL will have upon the plans for the great
telescopes of the future aud the new knowledge
of the universe which will come through them.
When the family OF Sir William Herschel held
tea parties and memorial services In the big
four-foot tube, then disused, which had been the
source Of all his wonderful discoveries, they
doubtless thought that the limit of size In tele-
scopes had therein been reached, but from the
discussion now In progress II appears that our
telescopes may ultimately reach the size Of rail-
way tunnels, and bring closeness Of observa-
tion to bear upon Mars. for instance, which the
supposed Inhabitants of that interesting planet
may very possibly regard as impertinent. With
Sir Howard Grubb's great tube TO point at them,
and Mr., Prcece's idea Of ultimately trlephoning
them wi! !hout wires. the chances Of our holding
fraternal converse with the Marsians seems to
he taking at least "A tangible form.
ANn REFI ECTOQa
The idea of . ten-foot rejecting telescope was
FIRST broached by the French, who have an
nounced IL AS one of the marvels Of the coming
Exposition Of 1900. This announcement at
tracted wide attention, because the French have
been devOting much labor OF late tO the perfcc-
tion Of the reflector, and from the standpoint OF
photography. which is the all important sphere
QfcOming astronomical work. the reflector has a
future before IL which its incomplete develop
ment has hitherto tended to limit greatly. The
The sun., 1894-11-11

BILE to become little child. This he pre-
sents as the first step on the Way, Tao. Observe
how immeasurably the old philosopher LaO-Tze.
of whom our dictionaries, our Biographies, and
even most of our encyclopedias seem so ignorant
rises beyond Confucius the Sage. Confucius
was the embodiment OF intellectual pride; he
had no patience with the stupid and dull; but
LaO-Tze, like this great teacher OF Nazareth,
stopped TO the simplicity Of little child.
LRo-Tze considered sslf-dsprsciation an essen
tiAl quality in the conduct of a good man. These
are some OF his axioms;
He who Is self-eIaltinE does not stand high"
HE who cOnquers others Is strong. but he who
eOnQueTs himself is mighty"
Keep the people from the knowledge OF evil
and you keep them from the desire OF evil"
A very striking pecUliarity OF the teaching Of
-Tze was his theory Of development lie held
that II was impossible 10 make anything. Ii
must be evolved out OF the past. He would have
said you cannot make the meC hanism Of a watch:
II IL a development OF former Inventions. Non
cannot make a teacher; he 10 the development
OF the ideas Of men whO lived before him. You
cannot make q good man. His goodness must
be the process Of Erosth. He used 10 say; THE
spiritual vessels of the world must not be made"
But after all that has been said Lao TIE Was not
the founder Of religion, although be y regarded
~ the founder of modern Taoisln-
just a. Aeneius was the tnApiring influence In
The sun., 1894-11-11

when he was visited by
the great sage Of China.
Lao-Tze was born In the
year 604 Il. g. In the
village Of Keuhjln,in in the
province Of Tsoo, at the
time when Nebuohad-
nezzsr reigned in Baby
lon, and when solon, the
the Greek sage, taught
at Athens.
Confucius, when q
young man, visited the
aged Lao-Tze and en-
deavored TO interest him
in his system Of politi-
cal reform. The meet
ing was not cordial.
Confucius was Of the
earth earthyi Lso-Tze
taught and thought OF
heaven. We are told
that Confucius retired
The sun., 1894-11-11

AN ANCESTRAL TABLET. from the interview
somewhat disconnected, and reported to his
large band OF disciples the resultsof the meet
ing. He said II know how birds can fly,
know how fishes can swim, and how beasts
can run; but this man Lao-Tze is something
like a dragon. He mounts on the winds, and
soars through the clouds, and rises to heaven.
cannot understand the man."
This was quite true for Iao-Tze rose to an ele-
walton immeasurably beyond Confucius. He
professed not so much to speak OF the ideal or
superior man. but to point out the sublime
Way" or Tao" Hence the word Taoism:
the way to God. We have the same idea In the
Old Testament, where the word "way" occurs
frequently for religion. And also when Jesus
Christ said, ~ am the Way" A similar ex-
preston is used among Mobammedans when
they speak of 1.-THE Road OF God"
There is one marked difference between the
life Of Confucius and that OF Lao-Tze. or Con-
fucius we seem TO know everything, his manner
OF life Is told us In most exact details,
and his burial place remains until the
present day. or Lao-Tze. however we
know little regarding his manner of life, but
his teachings have been handed down to US in a
book called THE Taou Tih King" 1t has been
questioned whether this book was written by
the teacher himself or by his disciples but there
can be little doubt that II contains the teachings
of the great man who tried to point out 10 tho
Chinese the way TO heaven.
In the fourteenth chapter OF this remark able
book there is distinct indication of a belief in
the mystery OF the Holy Trinity. IL not some
reference also To the mystic name Of God, Jeho-
yah. The Jesuit missionaries, upon their arrival
In China, made much OF these circumstances
The sun., 1894-11-11
TA0ISM,
rHExArioSAL RELIeIox or oHIS1

Bo- Iao-TSe Tried to Learn sa,sthtae -
Sod ana EtsrnttT Wheret. He DiRsred
fre- Confueius-sonae Nszi.s ef Trptsr.
ssmusl johnson, Noah Webster and other
distinguished photographers knew nothing Of
Taoism, and many biographical dictionaries fail
to record the name Of the great man who
founded this religious 1ystem, although II IL the
belief OF more than two hundred millions Of the
human race.
Tsoism is not so we'll known to Western read
ers as Confucianism, and yet Confucius taught
absolutely nothing regarding the unseen world.
But there lived in the days Of Confucius one who
tried to learn something Of God and eternity.
His name was Lao-Tze Hevas man Of fifty
years of age when Confucius was born, and
must have been very far advanced In years
, 1894-05-03
OPOba[uIsl est!

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10 LANCE Ser yperrotteten 0eieQi9aft" nit
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ielbe bier unb Da 3ur Qtnwen6ung 81 brtnz
gen berlucbt, nit i'm G'roBcn uno @an3en
5Dar rccbt iragipir6igem grfolg baB
man ii6 gar nicbt baril6er 3u punbcrn
braucbt, penn Die in ibrer bebG6tgcn Si9er@
belt bcOro6ten @el6iade ic6lteBIi6 aub aui
Die Sbec oerfallen iin6, iicb OeS 9DnamitS
81 tbrer 8ertbcihi9ung gu beOiencn. 9aS
baben ndlnltcb 9eitern in Ser id0ner
gNalbftaot" GleDelanb, Sic felt benz l. Wfat
letoer Der SbouplaB be6auerliher Nrbeiterz
unrrben lit, bic 8etricb8leitung beS 9rOB@
%drti0en @lebelano g8al3Derfe8 (Rolling
Mills) un0 Die 8auunterne6mer bet GleDe~
lamb Qoratn & N6eeling @tienbaDn &C.
than, ooer fte beabiidttgen eS peni9ltenS
SIT t4u1, menn Sic Ha6oumacber, bic IN
perihieOenen Observation-Disclosures Ques
fur5 unb fletn geicblagen BADEN, iDrem
@tgent6um al3u nabe fomnren ~lollten.
Sn einiger @%ntfernung Don Ben be-
t%reftenOen @ebGuIi6teiten p1roen. in
etnem &reiie, in g"eipiiIen 2t6itdnben 93naz
mitpatronen 9elegt unb nit 6iiIfe bon
itarfen 9rGbten nit elmer mG6ttgen elef@
trtic6en 8atterie in @erbinoung gebraobt.
Soften nun Die ~Ga6aumad6cr in bosmtuts
ger Nbitcbt na6 ben betreffen0en 6abrtf7
anLa9en fommen, mo- ie abiolut NIGHTS s1
lltDen baben, ba Bic O~orttgen Nrbeiter nibt
geiOnnen ltn6, itc9 in i6rer frte6lic6en 8e>
lbGftt8nn9 Ourcb Bic 8iigeuOien 6oroen
unterbreben ST. laiien, 10 miro man fie
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terte unb - bauBi perbaubl ba mir
belt 10 etn babes 0un6ert obgeriiiener
&6pfe, Qtrme un0 8eine in ser Quft berum.
@rdBlicb! 49,. 2lber = @urt tpi6er
8urit! IS lit Oas einfabe @a6rung Oes
6auSrebteS!
, 1894-05-03
Rletne UaCbrtdbten.

- S6o. GutLe6ge uno Wtite Wob1en
ipurben 9eute fritb ipegen SteblenS BON 80
8funb 8lct aus 239 g. M}apitr. bon Nibz
ter SeOerIon I'M ie $50 un0 Bic Soften BE-
frat.
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Deute firth I'M WfercDboSpttal ben icbtperen
8erleBungen, bic ct ont 30. QtpriL e~rlttten
bate, ais er BON einem ourcbge6en6en
@eipann Yferbe nie6ergetporfen ipur6e.
- 0lfre6 2uger mar geftern an 6erStatez
itraBe babel ab8efaBt morben, ais er Der
g(o. 1897 S~ultonitraBe noDnen6en Srol&
Go6rtoge TIRE $12 entbaltenOc @elob0rle
aus 0er Saibe eScamottrte. 9ttcbter Softer
iiberipieS ben Sai6enoieb beute unter $500
8ir9ibaft Dem Grtminalgeri9t.
- 8or 2Gn9erem tpurOen Sem Grocer 6.
SO. 8ef elm Ma9en unb 3tpei 8feroe ent>
penbet. @r mabte Der 8oli3ct Q[nsei0e
bapon un6 por9eiter1 berbaftete 8oltsilt
6abib s. Grelidbomsfi Ben Collector Des
0orltGbtbenS 9emont, neil CT bieien i'm
8eitBe OeS geltoblenen Sues fan6. Inter
Der Qtntla9e, in 8erbin6un9 nit Dem 0tebz
itabI %9eitanoen 81 baben, ipurbe CT beute
por 9ticbter ScullD gefiibrt. N6er ct be-
bauptete, ben Wa9en bon Dem ebenfauS ais
.3eugen enlightenment So9n &rlger g~etauft
81 baben, Der i'm ebenfaus pnn einem
0rttten, ~llnbefannten, fir tbelres @elb
e~ritonben baben poute. Der. 9ticbter muBte
ite oaDer tpobL ober libel fretipreben.
, 1894-05-03
ELECTROMAGNETIC

0emotrattic6e Senatoren itn6 bet1i0t,
einen 8ergletcb ~5uitonbe 5u brin9en, Der
ben Slider" 6tu faltitelen iou. 9teier
bat bi8bcr an leinen &olegen WflrpDD
(9tetp Yorf) unb Smit6 (Jtep Seriep)
einen 8iid6alt 0efunben, bO6 9laubt man
Inn iebt oenielben ent5o9en SIT faben. $50
rim bieier &ompromiB bcitebt, meiB man
nocb nic6t, bocb lotlen pidttgc Nenberun>
gen getroffcn, Sic @tnfommenlteuer aber
beibebalten morOen fem. 0aS i6l0iie na>
tiirlicb einen 8eitritt 6tls, Der gera6e Die
@infommenfteuer am beftieiten befdmpft
bat, aus. Wtan 9tebt itb 5tpar ben GIN
ibein. ais mOle man aucb ibn getpinnen,
in WtrfIt6feit aber eiebt man NIGHTS
0arum. Nenn man nun Die Wt0Bnabme
Der groBen Utehr5abl Der 0emofraten
m%ltn0gerecbt maden fam, nenn alcb ptel>
letbt njbt ale, auf Die man recbnet, oottr
getpOnnen tper6en f0nne, 10 glaubt man
ibon our6fommen gu f0nnen. 0tt 43
9emOfraten bpfft man bann aub Die Ste
publifaner etnidbii6tern SIT f%Onnell, 1oDaB
bieie lief ba3u pcriteben pirben, Die 2lbe
itimmung auf einen bcitimmten Sag an5u7
beraumen. Nl5 GuBerite Trtit fir cine
G%rlebigung Der 8artfporlaoe i'm Senat
tpir6 Don Sartfentbuitaiteu Der L. Stunt be-
selchnet.
, 1894-05-03
Gtner po1t Oreten.

Den GoGi3iiten oeS Wtartpeaz Str. sDtz
~itrtctS gelan8 e8 gcitern eincs Der Bret &erle
bobbott 81 tperben, tpelcbe am %Der9an9enen
6reitag NbenO Sen GtgarrenperfGufer So6n
O'8ricn, BON SO Sermon Barf 8lace, ais
bteier nit elmer Same 8ier Sic 8or6aue
gu ieiner Nobnung betrat, angritfen, ltno
neil er ltb nt3t auSrauben lalien poute,
aniboiien. Der 8erboftete, Wtartin @rooD,
lit Elm alter Gefannter Ser Bplt3et un6 be-
reitS IN Der 8ribetpeQ, inn Gountpe@efGngz
ntB uulb 3uc9tbalS getpeien. .9ttcbter @ber5
barb iteute tbn bis gum II. 0tai infer
$4,000 8lirgicbaft. 8t8 babin boffen bic
goli5iiten nO6 Der beiben anberen babbaft
81 tperben. SObn O'8rien lie9t auf Sen SOB
e~rtrantt in ieiner Q8obnung barnie6er.
, 1894-05-03
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
S6Iedter Sanit6tsoienft i'm Ganolbe3irf. =
6mei Gontrafte per9eben.

Ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lag in iDrer 9cItrtz
gen Sibung Gin lGngerer 8cricbt beS Can't
tdtStnipeftpr5 ser 8eb0rbe, beS Or.
Ntaiam Wtortin iber ben bur6aus u15nz
LGngli4en Santtdtsbienit i'm 8e3irf beS
acknowledgements Dor.
9r. Wfartin erflGrte 6arin, baB Elm
!6Olpital6ienit in Dem 8e3irf tDatid6li6
gar nidt ~ertfttre, trobDem icbem Nrbetter
monatii9 so Gents fir iolcbe 3mefc oont
0O6ne o68e3ogen tperben. Biro Elm Nrbetz
ter %ernitlicb tranf, 10 ptrb ct in einem gea
tp03nltben Q8a9en na6 Der @tienbo6nz
itation 8efa6ren unD nac9 Soliet ooer G9tz
cago 9cbracbt. @~mbulan5cn fitr ben Grams
port bon &ranfen itnD nicbt nor6an0en,
nit 2tuSna6me eineS Dem 9r. SIC Don
MDunt Tore1t geb0rigen &ranfentDagens.
Or. Mtartin perurtbeiltc in lcbarfen QtuSz
oriifcn Ben gansen SanttGtsoieuit, tpte Ell
bort gebano9abt ipiro, anD be:ont noments
Iic9, baB ben 2trbeitern fein NbSug fir ei1cn
&ranfen6ienit 8emacbt iperbe, Der ibnen
nibt ~geleiitet fDtrO. Der 8ericbt murDe
Dem SanitGtScomtte iiberpieien.
Gontrafte fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fit
Sic Setttonen g ltnD 8 tpur6en tt oer
geitrt8en Sibung an 6ape8 8roS., be5tp.
WtcOtabon, MontgomerD q So. 81 %,
begin. 1879 GentS PET Gubifpar0 pergeben,
, 1894-05-03
Nliht oeitohIen, fon0ern aufoeboben,

Soc 9opb unb SO. s. Gotteran, Iebterer
$40. 176 @IarfitraBe %tpobnbaft, utter
nabmen geitern cine 8ierreiie. Gotteran
gerioB etpos 8t piel bsS @uten unb muroe
boIo 10 benedict, baB ct nibt mebr puBtc,
mas er that. 9tls er mie6er niicbtern
murbe, entbefte ct, baB iein in Der tnnercn
@eitentaiGbe ~aufbepabrteS 9teierbez capital
bon ettDa 5000 DericbwunOen mar. Gr
bei9ul6t9te Iofort ieinen 3ecbfumpan oe8
9iebitablS unO lteB ibn, ais er bies in Obj
rebe 5u itellen iucbte, etniperren. Sci Ser
llnteriudbung bon 9otpb's Goicben faltb
man etnen Gbeil beS @elbeS. 6eute Derz
iucbte Ootpb benz &icbter Softer 9lauben gu
macben, boB ibm @otteran baS 0elb gum
Nufbe>pabren 9ege6en babe. Ni6ter Softer,
Der betanntlib nicbt Ieibt9GGubig lit, cling
itber bieie fabeni6etnt9e NuSreoe CUR Gaz
gesor6nung iiber 1slS Ibertptes ben 0teb
unter $500 benz Grtm inal9ericbt.
, 1894-05-03
Oerntl6tes.

Sine 2iebe8trag0bte Bat it9 iitngit
IN gteurupptn ab9eipielt. SrIb morgcnS
muroen an Der 9an0ung5briide bcS QSein>
ber9S cine mGnnli6e uno cine meiblicbe
Seic9e aus Den 6lutben beS Sees ge5ogen.
Sn ben ~Grtruntenen, Die itc9 left umflam7
inert b%telten, erfdnnte mo ben 8aufmatn
Saul 0ertel ulI6 Oeiien 21iGbrige 8raut,
Nt9neS S6par3fopf. Bet0e batten ibren
@eburtStag 9efetert un6 naren bis Q(benbs
gegen II ll9r in fr0bliber @eieQi9aft bet@
lar1men. Damn perlieB ser 8rGuttgom,
noc4 GINGER 3eit bic Braut, bic @jcieu>
Ic5aft. 8al6 permiBte man ba5 YaGr !;
oueln trob alien Sucben8 fonnte man bic
8eri6munOenen nicbt ftnben. 0aS 0aS
8rautpaar in BEN Sob getricben bat, lit
D0ut9 un~auf9eflGrt. 8raut ipie 8rdutigam
lebten in ben beiten GerbGltniiien, ooS
@eibdft oeS lebteren gin9 fIott, am l. Wtai
ioute 9o63eit ietn.
Der y6eilige Sod" BON Q(r9enteuil
miro in Ser b%ortigcn &ircbe in feierlicbcr
QSetIe Dom II. 0tot bis 10. Stunt D. S.
auS8citeQt tper6en. Ser 8ii4of BON Seer;
iaiueS bat an ale 8;i60fe 6roufrctc65
ctnen 6irtenbrtef 9eridbtet, tpelcber ote@lGl>
bi9en aufforbert, 3ur GercDrung 6es ungez
nGbtelt Gode5 Gbrtitt mach Qtr9e1teutl All
tommen. @S perben 9roBe r~elt9i0ie Teltz
lt6fetten Oorberettet. Dieter ybetItge HoG"
mar felt 1850 ntdbt mebr auSgeftellt un6
iibertrifft oaber letnen Grierer @oncurren=
ten iebenfauS an SeltenDett Der S9auz
iteQung.
= lleber Elm Stif 3igeunerelen6 miro
aus &eicbenber9 gci6rteben Sn ben [eBteu
Sagen fpurbe i'm touften S9neetreiben 6ie
3igeunerin Gu8i6a nit ibren BRET tletnen
Stn6ern bonn S6nee Dertpebt i'm MalDe
bel S30nborn auf9efun0en. Sic mar erz
froren unb bate nit ibrem 0et6e Die bel
ibr tauernOen &in6er belcbitBt, Sic ibon
balb e~ritarrt iparen. Die &tn6er, bic
iteben WOben, 5pet un6 brei Sabre alt
itn0, pur6en ms StepbanS>6olpttal mach
9teicbenberg 9ebracbt, Nuen breten paren
Die SitBe erfroren, oaS ian8ite lit bereits
9eitorben.
= Cine Dame bat Ben ~sefan9enen &0ni9
8eban5tn BON 9abpme ar 8orD oeS
vSegonO" geieben uro i6iloert in einem
8rtef bic @tnbriide, bie ite BON benz entz
tbronten 9eipOten geponnen bat.
8eDan5in, Ser III 3tpei @orte 6ranS6iii4
ipricbt, Bon jour" unb vAmi", fam nit
ietnen flint G8eibern unbs etuem iungen
9rin3en, in einen lc6warsen Seibenmantel
nit blouen Streifen 9ebltut, barbduptig,
nit ~2c0erianbdlen auf BEN So9len, aus
elmer i3Dar3en, nit Stlber bei6lagenen
9feife i4mau9en6. Ser gtegert0nig ia6
gum eriten Wfale cine tpetBe Srau .lnb
tlOpfte 0eren @atten, BEN er itd6 Doriteuen
IicB, iebr befttg auf Sic S6uIter, ais tpoute
err idgen: p@liidliber &erI!" Son BEN finn
98eibern, Bic ben &0ni8 umgeben, beior9t
cine, bic fetne 3dDne mebr bat, Sic &Ic6e,
bic iilngite btngegen, Die 6aOOrttin, fiibrt
itetS cine DeiBe S9alc nit SGgeipGnen BET
iib, beren ii6 Der &0ni8 ais Spufnapf
bebient. 8e6an5tn lit etpa 50 Sabre alt
unb bat 9ar3 lpeiBeS 6aar. St fonn fait
gar nicbt geben, ba er 6iSber immer getra>
gen purOe. Gs biirfte ibnt 3iemli9 ibper
fallen, in ieiten alten Gagen audi nodb
9eben GIT I~ernen; ober er miro eS tpobl
miiiien, 6a man tbm in ietner @efangenz
ibaft idtperli4 Grdger 8ur Gerfi8ung
itelcn tpiso.
, 1894-05-03
Rdpttultren.

q 9te 8ainterSz Gontractore1 gfeSbett &
So. unte~r8eidneten beute friIb bic neue
9obneScala Der Observation-Disclosures
eebilfen unb iteuten iofort 40 Qeute an.
9teSbettS paren bieient9en, bic AM meiiten
ourdb ben Streit 9ei6dbt9t purben. Sic
batten etnclRenge BON Contractor fir 0felz
bauten, an benen aub nob arbere 8aus
banbmerfer orbetteten. 9icie petgertcn
iicb gonS entlhie6en, nit Ntbt>ltnionz
Qnitrei9ern Ober iOlben Der vSnOepen6ent
Union" 3uiammcn8uarbeiten un0 10 bIteb
BENIN Ser Strma, nm ibre Gontracte nicbt
3u Derlieren, NIGHTS anberes ibrig, ais
11a95ugeben.
Mforgen io1en mod peitcre @ebtlFen anz
geiteut peroer. W}an 9ebt tpobL nicbt febl,
menn man onnimmt, baB 6teie Gapituloz
tion bas @noe bes StreitS beoeutet. 0enn
eritenS tperoen nab unb na6 oucb Bic an
oeren &%ontractoren folgen miiilen, un6
b0nn tperoen Die Snbepen6ent 1~1nionzQtnz
itreicber aub ibOn, neil bte 8oiie linen
~9e9enii6er nt9t 8ort baIten, fabnenz
flt9ttg.
, 1894-05-03
Bel ser 2Irbett oeitort.

@eitern Qtbeno gegen 10 1t6r tpur6e Ser
etma 32idbrige Ste @oIonbcr aus SEEM
Oorf, Der iicb bier beiucb5neiie aufbielt,
an Ser GGe bet Canal unb Gan 8uren Str.
bon Orei betpaffneten Gerlen a~ngebalten
unb BON einem berielben nit porgebaltenem
0tepoluer nm iOforti9e 6eraus9abe ieiueS
@el0eS eriucbt. Statt Der Iiebeusmiirbigen
&uftOrberung Tol9e 5u ~Ieiiten, ibrie @olz
lanoer nus 2etbesfrdften nm t6tlfe. Ginige
Bic bena9barten StraBen paiitrenOe Ser
ionen, ober ntcbt 8oIi5et, famen eilt9it
Derbct llno nabn1en ftb oeS bon Den G6uz
bern tOe9en letner Net9erung nteber9eicbIoz
9enen unb am &opfe berlebten WtanneS an.
@tner Der Samartter REF telepbontib ben
8atroIlpagen berbei unb bieier ibaffte ben
8erlebten nacb benz GountDz 6oipttal. 9ort
wuroe bic 8erlebung als unbe6eutenb err
flGrt. Den bret Gdubern, Die itbri9ens
r1tbts erbeuteten, geIong cS 8u entfliebsn.
, 1894-05-03
Martin uno 2lones.
ODER: mie iid ein a0poFat feline Oienffe be-
3ahlt maht.

@or ettpaS iiber 2 Sabren 6iente QtgneS
Ganiaf, cine 6raQe 866n1in, beim bantaz
Ii9en GountpzG ommilidr Steiner. 9ort
bate iic LANCE Singer genlacbt utO mar
6ierfitr perboftet tporOen. Sn iDrem Rroa
seiie oertbeibigte tie /, 3. bet I'M Otarlpeu
Str. 1@ert9t prGcttctrenoe y2atpDcr" Wt0rs
lin @rubD. GS gelan9 i6nt, ite, ba Bic Sc
meile mar iebr itpad parcn, frei3ubefomz
men. N9neS mar 3u arm, nm tDren
Nobotdten fir feline 0ienite be5ablen 81
f0nnen. 9ocb Der gutber3igc Wtartin CAB
itdb nit i0rcm Seripreben, oiele @ebtDren
ipGter abSuSablen, SufrieOen. llntcroclen
Dertiebte Der berett5 oerbeiratDete Wfann
un6 8ater BON mcbreren &inoern iicb, in
leine @lientin, b~eiorgta i6r Qlrbeit ln6
ribtete ibr, oils lie Otele p%erlor, cine gSob>
hung elm.
Sn Der Gebten 3eit trat aber cine GrfaIs
trng in bent betoerieitigen QiebeS> BerbGltz
nib Elm uno 2gneS, bic unterbeiien SHUTTER
elmer biibicben iun9en G5ecbin geDoroen
mar unb itcb nac9 etnem geieBlicb tbr.anQee
trauten Ofann lebnt, itcGIte geitern Dem
oarob 9an5 eritartten N~ebtSanlpalt Bic
alternative: cntpe0er tbr etne itan6esz
9enGBe NbftnbungSiumn1e (etntge bultOert
0OlIarS) 81 geben ober mach Dem @riminals
8ericbt gu tpanOern. 9a iib 6rlbD 81 fctz
mem bon 8ei6en entlcblieBen tann unD min,
10 lteB N9neS beute ibren friiberen Gert6ei@
bigger, G9renretter uuo 9ieb6aher tpegen
ile8tttnter 80tericbdft Der6aften. 9ttcbter
@6cr0arOt itelte ben 0errelt, Der iic6 tpa6rz
l9einlicb ielbit oertbeibigen DirO, bis
morgen inter $500 8iirgic6aft. Der Bel Ieis
men 8laiooperS NIT ieiner tiefen 8aBz
itimme Die MartpeIlfr 81 ridbtS3immer
e~r5ittern mabenoe Nbpocat ibltch 6eute
Sum Grg6Ben ietner &olegelt, wie Elm be-
g%oiiener 8u6el timber uno a4entbalben
fonnte CT Die 8entcrtung D0ren u8redenz
ridge unD Wtinnte."