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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
ssilheltn Ser selsatenfniser.

IS lit ieBt ungefabr brei Sabre Der; ba
ibubte &aiiec NilDeIm Ii. in leEr gerdui3z
boiler gSetie ben S0loaten Gid, Der ais
Mabpolten bel elmer 8erliner &alerne
eircn i'm iniultiren0en @iDililten nub per-
geblicber Marnung cr}dbolien bate.
9tlS Elm SoloatcnlbIBer 9al13 anberer
uno picl Icb0nerer 2trt eri4eint @itbelm
jebt. 0te befannten, filr3li0 erfolgten
8erorbnungen, burc9 tpelcbe ben Solb0ten
Die MISUNDERSTANDING gcgcn brutate Inter-
o~fft5iere unb Offi5iere 10 icbr erleicbtert
ipiro, iinb pom Guiler iclbit ongeregt morz
ben, ltl1b stpar nob ebe 8ebel inl 9teicb3ta9
leine DontatS BON unS nitgct1eiltem 9teDeu
iiber Observation-Disclosures gebalter
bate.
OaB nit bielcn 8erorbnungen 6urGbauS
nibt 81 ipaBcn lit, Seigen fol8enbe stpei in
ben leBten Sage1 pDrgefommcne Tdle:
Sin preubiltber &orporal Der @arniipn
9liicloorf Duroe tpcgen Soloatet7
miBbunbLung 81 lieben WOnaten Nelung5z
~gcfGn9nib ullb Degradation perurtbeilt.
Sin prcuBti9er &orporal Der @nrailon
0annoocr aber erbielt Die geiolscne Doppele
itrafe Observation-Disclosures gep0bnlidber
3ubtbausbaft ur10 cntebrcnocr NuSltoBung
aus Dem SoIodtcnltanOe, neil ct ii6 Der
W~iBbauolung zines llntergcbcncn icbulbig
eenacbt uib an0ere SoIoatcn i'll Der fal7
lcben Nuslasc, ite bdtten bon Der MiBbunbz
lung ntobts 9eicDen, 81 bepcgen ueritanben
bate.
Die neuen 8eruronungen gelteu, Da fife
nicbt nit benz Geicbstag sereinbart iinb,
sunGcbit itur filr BreuBen uno fiir o%iejelliz
gen al1beren Staten bcs Geicb3, ipelcbe nit
8rcuben cine WilitGrcoupention a69e1
lcbloiicn babcn. Nber bereits iuerbcn iie
AUDI BON iolben Staaten bes &cidb5 an9c7
nommeu, ocren Wilitdrpcrbdltniiie nod
einen selpiiicn Grab BON Selbititdn6igfeit
beiiben. W1it gutcm 8eilpicle lit babel
8~urttclnberg Dorausge9dngen.
llno 10 oarf man 6offen, baB SplOatenS
qudtereien i'm oeuli3en 6eere, tpel6es ia
oae bcpaffnete Solt iel6it lit, balb 81 Ben
Selten6eiten seDorell tpcrben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

SAL. SroB6em Ieien ite nun ale in 8auid
un6 8ogen bonn pGpitli3en 2egatet III Die
Ql9t erfl6rt; ais @eGdteter f0nnc CT aber
ntbt III Der Contention eri3einen. 9er=
arttge NecDtungen ieten nur bd3u angetbdn,
10 manden biSber @lGubigen bernaBen
Dor BEN &opf gu itoBen, baB er ms Eager
bon Ge9nern Der fatboltiben Str9e ftebe.
Stun = in Chicago lit tDobl 9err @retner
borerft ge9en Die 9tht geiicbert, es lei benin,
Satout Drone an, baB feline sunGblt in 8e7
aug auf Die OtO3ele Columbus abge9ebene
@ntlbeibung fit ale tatbolii6en 9t0Scien
beS 2dnoeS gilttg iet.
Tretlib tparen benz NbLegaten Sdto0t
bon Seiten Der oeutiben fatboLiI9en 8erz
cine Der 9iDaeie Columbus ibon Dor mebs
reren @o9en etnbrtnoli3e 8oriteluneen,
bic ben @etit bes @remer'i6en 8riefes
atbmen, gema6t tporben, unb boob erfoL9te
tura baraIf v~beftnitip". feline @nti6eibun9
gu @uniten ber gebdlitgen S~erorbnun9en
pes 8ii6ofs 8atterion.
Die eben eripd9nte @tngdbe tat1oltIcber
beuti9er 8ereine bon Columbus unb 1tfnz
gcgenO bebt Defenders Sol9enoeS berpor:
9ur6 Die NuSi9lteBung Der in 8etrabt
fommenben @elbGftSleute aus ben 8eretnS1
dmtern unb aus ben 8ercinen ieLbit nerbe
Die @efdbr eines 8ru65 oe5 10 miibldm
auf9ebauten 8eretnstpeIens berbeigefi6rt.
Cine groBe Qln5abl berOotra9en6er. 8ir9er
bon Columbus betretbe cine Der BON 8ii9of
BatterlDn Derfebntten 8erufSdrten; DieLe
berielben 9eb0rten unter Die itrammiten
unb treueiten Nnbdn9er Ser fatboliicben
&ir6e nnb ibreS 8ereinStDeieaS bod bur6
Die Ger6ammung iDreS 8erufS iejtcns Ser
&tr9e tpitrbe Die Srennung 9an5er SAINT
lien bon Gelt9ton unb 8eretn unausbleibz
Iicb merben. Sn bic fircbGt6en 8ereine
tpitrben nur 2eute aufgenDmmen, ote
ibren SbLie9enbeiten aIS CUTE fdtboIti6e
gbriiten nabfommen, unb ibcrbieS cinen
fibren. 9aS perbe setpiB BON ben @eiitz
ltben ber @emetnben 9erne be5eugt tperben.
/. oils @renner in GbicagO leinen oben err
tpGbnten 8rtef I1rieb, fonnte ct bon bieIer
gtngube nod nt6tS wiiien, ba erit ieBt tire
8erOffentlicbung erfol9t.
Gum SbLuiic bat bic @ngabe aus 60
Iumbu8 ben p6pitli6en 2e9aten in bepe9=
ltben @orten: ST m0ge Die tnnige 8itte
alIer beuti9en fatboli16en 8ereine BON
Columbus ntc6t unerb0rt laIien un6 nit
8ii9of 8atterion cine Gereinbarung tref=
fen, ponaeb bieieIben Ge4te, rpeIcbe anDere
9iD5elen beiiBen, audi Der Don columbus
b%leiben; gu bteiem 3pede mOee er cine
milbere 8ebanblung Der SemperenSfrage
anbdbnen.
9o9 SatoGt blieb itoftaub ge9et bteic
8itte unb ertbeiLte ben 8el9ctb, baB ct in
BET @eneDmigun9 Der GerOrbnungen bes
| 8iibofs Batterion bebarre.
Die 3uiammentunfl in Guincb befcBte
fi6 ntbt nit bieler Angele9enbeit. 9agez
gen 6rtneen 6euti6e &atboliten in Der
8reiie barduf, baB Der aIgemeite beuti6s
anerifaniicbe &atboIifentag i'm september
in 2ouisotIe Die Sacbe in bic 6ano ncbme
unb iie bot Die 8rppaganba in Hom brinae.
1tebri9ens ibeint ber Oeuti6e SbeiI Der
fatbulii6en @ciltItcbfeit ielbit in Der Dioz
3eie Columbus, NO 8ti9of Batterlun mall
tet, NIGHTS fir Die elenoen 8aiiermuderz
8e%rorbuungen iibrig gu baben; 9eraoe bic
bebeutenoiten beuticben 8rieter baielbit
tpeigerten iib, bicie!ben bon tbren &an5eIn
5u DerLelen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

8eiiammeniein nit Sobannes Sroian, benz
&eoafteur bes Slaboerabatib, 6etnrt6
Seibel ultb Sulitts Stinoe, ben beiben
geiitpollen Gcrberrlidern oes 8crltner @ez
miitbs ltnb Der 8erliner @ige1art, @ez
beiruratb @Gbolo, Dem Sd60pfer Der beut>
icben llntcrrtcbtsa Qlls lteIltng in Chicago,
9r. Sacoblon, benz e6enio glGnsenoen cbcz
ntilcbe1 @rfinoer ipie bumorDoIeu 8efriez
get Der Oi6terltnge ln0 elmer 9teibe dnoe>
rcr %piBbcgabter, @elebrten>, 8eamten u11b
Sfft3icr6fretlelt dngeb0ri9er liebensmiirbis
ger Mdnner, unb AUDI burcb eine6riibltiidSs
8eIprebung nit nteincm alten Goaegen
Ular 6orpiB bel elmer 6Lalcbe &ii6eSbeimer
Derlcbafft, 10 bIiden mir aus meinem Ser
liner QluientboLt bret 8untte DEFENDERS
beraus: 0te GubmeSbalIe, Ser 8ictoriaz
Bart un6 Dte 0dmpTerfa6rt bonn 8annlee
aus iiber bic 6aDel mach BotSbam. =
Bie1eiht lit 6aS nut, neil lte ablolut neu
ltro; benn Dor 30 un0 altcb Dor lecb3Se6n
Sabren CAB cS Deoer GltbmeS6aQc nod
Gictorid58 g arf, I1to tpenn arcb bic ISABEL
ld6on Do mar, 10 ertittrte boch mod tpe0cr Die
berrlicbe GiuehaGolonie am 0amtols nocb 10
gut pie unentbeften QSd1nlee, nocb tpurbe
bic 6apel bon 0ampfern befa6ren. Sci
alien breien mill ib nticb ~inoe1icn auf feline
8elbreibun9 einlaiien. Sour icbeint mir, baB
lit ber erIten bic Die Gaterlanbslicbe perz
b~crrlitbenbe, i'm %3tpetten Die Sic Jtatur nad6s
abmenoe unD ite peri6Gnernoe &lnlt tbre
b0bite BoQenOung erreibt bat unb auf BET
brttten Die gtatut Elm unm0glicb nacbabms
bareS Sbpu gei9aften bat. 11nb ielbit
tpcnn 9e9en meiue 8ebduptung in $50. l
unb 3 @tnipenoungen erbobelt lperOen f0nn=
ten, 10 lit es unOentbar, baB audb Der 8e@
mdfler nm ieoen Breis nicbt anerfennen
miiBte: burcb Die GerWanbluug bes ebertaz
ligen 0ben unb iatoi9en &reu3bergS in cine
berrlicbe 9a%rfanIa9e, in Der man i%tunbenz
lang aufe unb abpanbeln fam, obne gu
beinertcn, tpie fletn ite lit, unb nit ibren
rei3cnben 8lumenanIa9en un6 tpobrbaft
tpunberbaren BaiierfdlIen lie9t bier etne
bOcbite unb ibtper ST ibertreffenbe 9~eiitun9
BET @drtenbaufunit Dor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
SOWA.

Ser republtfdnii4e Staatsconbeltt in
Soma fbneiQt itb iiber bic bortige brens
ne1be Srage; Die Yrobibittonsfrage, iDr9z
fdltig aus.
ST bat 6a &dn6i6aten fit heri6iebene
StautsGmter (@ouperneurStpabl lit bort
biesmaL mie in SQinotS feine) na6 ldngez
rem SdbmGben oufgciteDt; elmer I%etncr
Sauptre6ner perberrlidte ben fLugei1, aber
1btlpfrigen Sotpaer 8unbeSlenator @lIiiOn
ols voeu grDBten 9lmerifaner", UNI i'm ais
ndcbiten republifanti6en 8rdltoentl6afts>
fanbioaten an8upreiien. Damn Bat Der
Grnpent cine Ylattform Derferti8t, pcl9e
Die republitanticbe 8artet in ben 6immel
bebt uno Bic 0cmofrattibe in Die SOue per2
Dammit uno nel6e in @Olb nno Silber
16iuert. 3uglei3 uerldn9t ie no6 ~itrcn9ere
@tnmonoerun9sgelebc. Son Der Brobibtz
tionsfraoc aber mirb NIGHTS geiagt, ob9Leicb
iie Die 6alptfrage in Der lebten Stats
gelebgebuneSltbung mar; iclblt Die III tener
Sibung gelcbaffene Wtulctz8ta miro NIT
p0uiaem S6tpetgen iber9atlgen.
Ser Sopaer Ma6ltampf miro ii9 abcr
6ennocb tpieber AM nteiitcn UNI bte Brobtbtz
tionsfra9e breben. Dem bic pernitnftigen
9elte in Soma, lotpeit Tie feline 6eubler
linb, uer5ibtcn trob aaer @nttGnidbungen
ME un0 nimmer, u1b bet feiner Wabls
oeleaenbeit auf bas Streben, Der Yrobtbtz
tionStpronnei in bent b~orttgen 0elebbu6e
oen Steb su brehen.
8orausiicbtlib ipir6 es audi bieSmal be
6emofratildbe 8artei Sopo'S iein, tpelcbe
often llnb ebrGidb in oieiem Stnne it3 auSs
fprtbt unb fi3 uerpfltAtet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

9ie so a / esp r Is" Sc III Oort's
muB gegentpGrtig tii9tis erer3iren. GS
limb I'M @ansen nnsefdbr $50 iolcbs frctz
niQige Notwithstanding 81 gIeiben
SbeiIen auf ben beiben &riegsi9iffen stem
gorf" unb vSan6tanciscO" untergebrdcbt.
0ie ltebungen ftnoen in Der @arbtner's
Sal bel Gong SSIanO itatt. 0i9ts miro
6ieien Seereierpiten, mOrurtcr lebr Dors
nebme Serrcben, e%rlaiien; lie miilen frub
Mor9ens felbit fo9ar bas &erbef icbcuern,
Die 6dngematten in Srbnung brit9en u1o
Naes gepuBt unb bLanf ma4en, ipdbreno
Bic Ge9uIdren ibren Mrbciten O~er9nlgt 8uz
1ebcn. 0as Qlufrc9enOite fit Die -5erren
iino aber Die llebun9en all ben 9eipoltl9elt
Sdtftse @ei9iiben, ndmertlIcb ipenn Ole1e
5u oounern anfan9et.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

8ic baS ansufangen 1T, barber mill i9
meinen 8rieftrdger Interviewer, Der 80
6ranfen monatli6 @ebaIt bat unb Oabet
gans patent dusitebt.
24io 80, AZ, a, 81. Benn idb eiten
Sraum sebobt bGtte, 10 ipdre eS freiIib
nob better, benn im Sraum ba fommt
bas tpa6re 2ottogLitd, in gteopeI tueni9itenS.
SEA, OBJ ic6 bteSmat fpiele ober nicbt, NOR
gen 8eben mir matchmaker, unS ben
SpettateI Der DffentIicben !3te6uns an5uz
ieben, lieber 2eier. Ginperltanoen?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry S~ehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 & 254 OltsRanoolph=Stry
stpii0en Gtantlin. nnb MartetsStraBs.
Rein 6eIb erfurberIia.

232 & 254 OtsRanoolph=Stry
spii0en ~Stontlirt= unb W1arfetsStraBs.
Gbtcago. Sls..
empfieblt iein friI1es &a9er BON
Gd,tetn GtttttemtbaIe Sdtneiserf6fe
Gceitem &imbmrger, ySahtn= ttno SnnOf6fe,
SSrontage De 8rte, ylemfi6lateuer, &r6utetf1fe,
&armcian, @oamer= ltto 8ogmefortsSale,
Qlcd)ter 2sramni6 tu. GerncIattuurft
Support. Tramff. SratipMrit, Gallant,
0}ar. Mol 1T Gelce, WnH. %SRaotar,
in Sci, ScIicntcB slnd pDieS,
93rabarter Sals=Sar0cucn, Bun. Gardiner,
Snm1bmreer gtnum0ple, MppetitsSiIo,
;gran3. Gar0incu, SritHel=S atOitett,
sErtI d5ent 0er1u6erten St6r, Warit. S3un9et,
SiiNcIoorfer &eimlenf, eaten @einelit9,
Sgeiniteht, frtIdIent SaIGtol, WtpbnOI,
ii ettent %3tntbeeriaft, Gintbeer=Giis,
9iu=8Mtfcm, einsettad)tcm Grid)tem,
SIinctt, Gapcrit, SriNeit,
Semtidtct Sparaelt, Sdmtttbobten,
ScIt. Sab d. em, frams. Grbien, Sbantpt9nonS,
Gtrabb. 8amSieber=N afteten, GaroeHenbutter,
Noien=Vaprifa, getr. YtIsc,
9entId Of ent s3tuetid d. c1ttttttS, 9etr. 8irtteA,
STRATA. Gath. Y1auttett, getr. &et0elbeetett1
ScutSd)er &irfc, &imiei, 6titufett,
s~feittiter @erI9 critic, @ci5cnSrtes.
Sud 10 isem=, SAFER MmO @eritemgtihe,
9 eiSmebI, artoffeIntcbI GrbIeitntebI,
9r6parirte ttgctroG. Snppen IN 9ablettet,
@dltctm Sienenbont9, d)tnsl. Sm9mer,
Gaffee=GNenS b. Bfeifer & 1tHer. (@ordbbeitm)
GidlcIfafce, YtaISfafec, Gtdjorien,
9tcdbtenI d)itcS It. run. Sbec, 0atill0=8 obhet,
Ncftftct 0aMtud=ShocoIaoe, &afao,
Sd),tmpftabaf bon &osbed
Spimnraoett, &pI5i6nben, $SoI5pantuMeIm
o1 ben btlt9Iten 8retfer.
Henry SehOelIkOpf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
Sic @reBfncbcl,tns tn SranfretG.

Ceterum censeo, Carthaginem esse
delendam, iibrtgens bin i6 ber Otetnung,
baB Carthage pertilgt tperben mliiie. 90
fcb(oB @oto iebe i%cilter Heoen i'm r0mii4cn
Senutc uub nit mocbten ollie unlere arti=
tel iber Die lOciale 8etpe9une unb Die se5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ln6 jeber Rrantbeit Der S6tpetne porgebeu9t irb 9on5
gepiB turtrt bur9 bas Great German Remedy. Wuts
@ro5ent 6utter BET Der MtoTt. S9retbt an bic p@reat
German &euebp Co., Columbus, 9~tebrosfa, fir be.
9~loubigte 3eugniIe. 9rets 500 bos Yudet erbalt 100
S9melne 9eiunb eiu gau6es Sabr. @9enten perlongt IN
fe0em SDlIntg. 161nl5DD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

QuDertaufen: Mortt9artner A9tun9!
~ s., To- unb Observation-Disclosures Is Wietlen port
@ourt5ouie gutter &ies=iSobripe9. rei4er 8pOen. Giiens
bobn=Stotion anf benz @i9entbunl. Ireiie: 1925 bis
$500 per Ncre. gu pnfienoen 9eoiu9Hnoe1. Nadfprs
Idnng tpirb @ud iiber8eu9en, baB Otes bas tpiuIGens.
mertbeite Sano uobe @bicogo fir Wtarft9art1erei 1T.
Sir Gin3eIbeiten .5enoe man fmD on Anen SefTerp,
3lmmer So, "a Ga Guile Ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

FEMALE pNIN9 Pr. gossrs fransoHf9e:
nnb e%rfplgreid3. 8robirt, ie nenn8eunpropal DO. $onIp
8taet feblItloQer. @erite9elt S1.00. @rtl6rrn9 2 @ts.
Abr. AURUM MEDICINE Co., So Stateitr., Chicago. ST..
so. jul 26pD / q 80
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

Som gSetter i'll Seutl6lano. = StretiSit9c 1nb aGte
Grtnncrl1u9en. : St0enbar9. = Sreincn. =
S9leSpig~ 0olitein. 6ombur9. -0rieOri6Sz
rub nnO 5tsmarG. pic Oeutl9e 6ei6sbaupt7
tart
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

G9reibt al s.. g. &reiB in S~ertnstun, 9teb., berietbe
- bat i4Dne Sarmen. gu biat9en @relien nnb nnter
i60 @der, 6erbeIIerteS 3an6, 10 ader maiouneen. @reis
$21. so per Nder. gto. 2: 80 @der, perbeffeftes Sanb,
800 per Qfer. = 800 @fer gfebrasfa StDuler=Sanb, gutes
Sonb. jeoo6 ni9t %perbeiiert. 8reis 50 per ader fir ffas
ren. 8eItBtttel Dber 81 per afer inter einem StaatS.
BoDtoertrag fir % Sabre. Ntit Iblanf bS 8o9tber'
trpQes fam Der Bddter 0aS &ono fGlflid) %erlperbelt. =
Ollie bon. mir gum &ouf aI9eooteneu &dnbereiet Ite9el
III gut bepDiterten bettiden 9heberloiiungen III r%nmtttel.
borer 9tdbe BON &irben r1b Sdulen. Wollt Sbr cine
BON gtebrast0 erbalten. @breHe: S. q. Rrets,
9j4lpD S%eriH9ton, Nebr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

Oubermietben: Sine gSarm pDn p @der. % ct.
% i'm Sown 8roplio, ST., nnsef6br 5s Wteilen BON
Der Stobt9ren5e, 9utes &ano fir @drtneret. 9tdberes
beint Gi9entbimer S. Wteine, YrooiIo, Sis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

, upermtetben: Sine auserfeIeie 6arm fir
~ W}nrft9drtnerei. $50 @cres, brel 9duier, Sdeune1,
Cribs, Sduppen, GisDouS. 90 Ntetlen BON @DIcagp, cine
0telle pOn Der Stabt Giorris nit 5000 @inlpobnern; l6c
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

AbreIIe: 6. Sanforb, Ntorris, @runOp g., Sninois,
pber G. 8. Sanfor6. 78 ga Sale Ctr. Gbica9D, 3. 10.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30
0lnSei9en.
n1andener Slie9enoe 8ldtter.
Rdlenoer 1895

ioe6en eiu9etrofeu. 9reis 25e.
Keeling e. Klappenbach,
9erti1e 8ubbanOlun9, 0 8anbolpb=Str, Chicago.
Getratbsgefu9. GARNER. 81 Sabre off, (Iutbe'
e rti6l in guten 9errnDgensperbdltntiien, lpinibt fmb
ge9ufs Verbetratbnn9 NIT einen reDtidoIfenen oeutNben
0oS &nlt bat auf bent Saube al ropbnet, III
5u ieBen. 9tor. @arG Sei1ntonn, 2ontar,
@olOr. l~61ul3pO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

ACtes reIUes SDlI0nlla1IO lpelleH puTLeIIo Tlf Selefle,
inb ollie Nrten 5ribte. 9o bos &ono 100 SUB nleori.
ger o5 ber @oneripiegel pes MiGtgan=SeeS lit, 10 tit
Die Sotion 5lpei bis bret @otben frlber ais Die nm Obi.
coon hor,trf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-30

Jluu9 UUHlUNTB NIID U~fleotlc95ruD =
Berlin, oes 9cuti6en 9teicbcS &ailerifo6t.
@roB lit es ia geiDoroen, uno bq, mo- Dor
30 So6ren, ais i6 BORT mobnte, mein Slid
II nteinem t6interfeniter auf cine p0Qio
u11bebautc SanoUuite fiel, ipobnt Jest bidbt
seoran9t etae babe MtiAion .Mteal9en.
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1894-05-11
Cause of Intemperance.

One great cause of indulging in in
toxicating drinks and of temporary
insanity is lack of employment. The
man of active brain must have some
thing by which he can employ his
time, and if manual or mental labor
is not at hand, he at once drifts off
into by and forbidden paths. Labor
is the great remedy for many Of the
wrong habits so often fallen into. In
fact idleness is the cause of many of
the so-called irregularities of life.
The Kelley cure may be temporary
remedy tor drunkenness, and doubtless
is so, for a time at least. But the
cure, to be permanent must have its
aids in the way of employment for the
subject, something to keep the mind
busy during the business hours of the
day besides the saloons and its atrrac-
tions. The devil will always find
some work for idle hands to do and we
may rest assured that such work will
not be in the line of duty, of sobriety,
and honesty. The advice, "Yield not
to temptation for yielding is sin," is
good, but is not the sin IN placing
ourselves in the way of temptation?
The business of life is labor, of ser
vice, of active wOrk-and if the man
who does not earn his bread by the
sweat of his brow is not guilty, who
is? We may argue that we have
earned enough for the rainy day, that
there is plenty in store for the future,
and we say, take your ease, enjoy the
bounties laid up for the future. But
what man, having an abundance of
this worlds goods, can claim the
right to cease from labor while having
his physical and mental faculties in
full operation? If money is the root
of all evil to this may be safely added
idleness. So long as health and
ability are continued us, we should
labor, and if such labor is not required
on the farm, in the bank or the
counting room, we can work for the
Master in visiting the sick and the
needy and conducting to their comfort
and in other ways aid the great
work of the worlds redemption from
sin, and keep from temptation.
The Coxey migration furnishes a
lesson worthy of our attention.
Thousands of idle are on their way to
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1894-05-11
Repudiates the Sons Debts.

The Minneapolis Tribune says: G.
s. Kicker, a banker at Aurora, S. d.,
is the defendant in four suits which
are being simultaneously tried before
Judge Pond and jury. The defend
ant is the father of George Kicker,
who at one time conducted a lumber
business at the same place. For some
reason or other the latter retired and
sold his interest to his father, with
the understanding, it is claimed, that
the latter should be responsible for all
the debts of the business.
Among the liabilities were the fol-
lowing claims: Carpenter Bros. & Co.,
$S2S.41: E. w. Backus & Co., 81, 1,Ol5.3O;
Curtis & Yale Co., 1858; Michigan
Cedar Company, $50. These have
sought to collect the above amounts,
but Kicker, Sr, denies that there is
any obligation on his part to pay the
claims, and hence the suit.
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1894-05-11
At Rest.

Miss Kate M. Sweeney, daughter Of
County Auditor d. r. Sweezey, died
of consumption at the family resi-
dence in this city, Friday morning,
May 4th, 1892, at the age of seventeen
years, six months and twenty-four
days.
Miss Kate had been an invalid
since her mothers death by the same
disease last August. She was un-
usually thoughtful for one Of her age
and bore her sufferings with great
fortitude, and when she was told that
death was near, with cOmposure
that was remarkable accepted the
statement and began making her ar
rangements for her departure as one
would for a pleasant journey. Such
is the life and death of a christian.
She was a member of the Y. p. S. G.
E. of the Presbyterian church, whose
members, by their presence in the
sick room and at the funeral, and by
the floral tokens indicated their es-
TEEN for her and the bereaved family.
The funeral service which occurred at
the Presbyterian church on Sabbath
at 200 D. m, conducted by the pastor,
was attended by large company of
the friends of the family. And so
"He giveth His beloved Sleep"
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1894-05-11

to Washington to enforce legislation
to their liking. Some are starving on
their journey, if reports are true,
some are stealing transportation on
railroads, some are deSerting. Why
this great demonstration? What
means it? What are they expecting
to accomplish? Their mission to
Washington will be as futile as the
prayer of the unrepentant before the
throne of Heaven. We cannot claim
that Coxey is not sincere in his
measures, though he and his wife 60
before, riding IN coaches, putting up
at the best hotels while his poor
deluded followers can 60 afoot and
get along the best they can. In their
troubles and trials he don't seem to
be with them.
How often we pat some one on the
back and say, 60 ahead but when the
conquest comes and the patted is
defeated we are not there to share the
disgrace of defeat, nor help out the
defeated. SUBSCRIBER.
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1894-05-11
BY WHAT AUTHORITY
Does the Child Belong to the Parent or to
the Public school System?

Does the Child Belong to the Parent or to
the Public school System?
To the Editor Of The Sioux Falls Press.
SALEM, April 26.-At the Parker
meeting of the State Teachers asso-
citation the following rule was adopted
'That pupils will be dropped from the
rolls when they have been absent six
half days, and will be received back
into the schools only when presenting
themselves as new pupils and passing
the entrance examination" l am led
to ask, does the child belong to the
parent, or to our public school system?
Do our public schools belong to the
taxpayers, or to superintendents and a
few Latin professors? hold that the
child belongs to the parent, the schools
to the taxpayers, and that superin-
tendents and teachers are servants
instead Of masters. If | am wrong,
wish to know by what authority the
transfer has been made.
Educational institutions that are
maintained by tuition instead of by
public tax possess the inherent right
to adopt such rules and regulations as
they deem proper, and if a pupil does
not choose to transfer his individual
ity nor subject himself to humiliation,
his absence costs his parent or guar
dian nothing. Not so with our public
sChOOlS-the tax is the same whether
one patronizes public school or not.
When one sends child to private
school, he virtually surrenders even
the home influence to the manage
ment. Not so with our public schools
the teacher has no control over the
moral or religious training of the
child, nor his general conduct or asso-
Citations outside of school hours. He
has recourse to moral suaSiOn, but not
to set rules. The tendency of public
educators to transcend their inherent
vested rights is having a very demOr-
alizing effect in our common schools.
They are no longer the peculiar
glory" of this country. Having
taught school twenty years, am not
unmindful of the deleterious effects
of irregularity in attendance. Exper-
fence and reason both teach me, how
ever, that the evil can be reduced to
the minimum by other and legitimate
tactics by the judicious teacher. This
rule originates with the same theorists
who are attempting to reduce all
schools to a common standard and
make machines Of pupils and teach
ers in the "course of study" route.
D. G, TIFFANY, JR.
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1894-05-11
Grand Encsmpment G. A. r.. w. X &C.
and s. ofV.

The annual encampment of the
above orders will be held at De Smet,
S. D., on June 5th, 9Th and 7th, 1894.
The citizens of De Smet are making
preparations for grand time and
will be able to furnish ample accomo-
dations for as many as desire to at
tend and enjoy three days of recrea-
ton. The various committees are all
hard at work now arranging for the
comfort and amusement of visitors.
Arrangements have been made with
all railroads whereby parties desiring
to attend, whether delegates or not,
can obtain round-trip tickets at their
nearest station for one and one-fifth
fare. A generalinvitatiOn is extend
ed to the state at large. Everybody
go and have an enjoyable time.