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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07
FRACTIONAL Electricity.

He had an inventive turn of mind.
He heard his school teacher enthusias'
tically expoundingg the laws of electri'
city and, as usual, he returned home
bent on experiments and Illustrations.
Little sympathy was shown to him at
home for he had ut various times ex.
perimented with disastrous results; at
one time blowing a hole in the side of
the house; incidentally injuring himself,
and paralyzing the rest of the family
with terror-the results of an explosion
from a new gas he was experimenting
with.
He was very quiet indeed this time;
rather too quiet. His mother searching
for the reason, found him in the act
Of rubbing the cats fur in a dark corn
er, with her. tooth brush, and her new
comb in disagreeable contact with the
feline.
She was very spleeny anyhow and
the cat was not really clean.
"Mercy IN us! o dear, o dear! Ben
Watson, what are you doing, say! do
you know? Ugh! you filthy thing; give
me that comb and brush; now explain
yourself-quick."
"Why-ee-I-I-Imean our teacher
told US about frictional electricity to-
day, so, and-I wanted to experiment,
you know"
"Um-yes, I know. FRACTIONAL cleo
tricity eli! ah, indeed, caused by friction
amt it? Well, I guess I will expert
ment along that line too-come along"
She spoke with whitening sarcasm;
he followed to the woodshed and-with
a few struggles of course-laid across
her maternal knee, while she expert
mented with fractional electricity and
told him to watch the sparks fly.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07
THE SUMMER NURSERY.
HOW a Wise Mother Fits Tn the
Home Of Her Hblen.

How a Wise Mother Fits Up the
Home of Her babies.
The floor of a wise mothers sum-
mer nursery il covered with a cool
Japanese mating, which is more easily
Kept clean than stained floors are.
Whatever heavy drapcries have been
up during the winter months are
promptly taken down and packed
away with the first breath OF summer
weather. Furniture that bears evident
traces Of a seasons rough-and-tumble
use from a h%alf-dozen nursery tyrants
Is conveniently redressed with Il coat
OF white. blue or pale pink paint that
tells no tales and lends quite an air
OF luxury to the apartment.
Carried around the wall about three
feet from the floor is a dado Of Jap
anese mating, headed by a fringe Of
small Japanese dolls and fans. The
mating also acts as a background for
4 collection Of art curios, the children
taking great delight in literally sprink-
ling it with pictures culled from maya
zines, newspapers and fashion books.
A couple Of old tubs that have been
banished from the laundry find a vel
come orncr in the nursery. Painted
white and furnished with seats, these
afford many hours of pleasure to the
juveniles who, thrusting through the
handles old broomsticks, are willing to
let livid imaginations help along the
fancy that the tubs are genuine boats,
hired at so much an hour by summer
excursionists. Shells and a sand mound
gathered upon a mat Of oilcloth in an
other corner provide IS much beach
fun as car be found anywhere in the
city.
Scattered about the floor are pillows,
round and square, filled with excelsior
and covered with the pretty washable
cotton crepe. These may be dragged
about from place to place by the tiny
men and women, whatever damage
they receive in the way Of dirt being
remedied by the covers taking a trip to
the wash.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07
Bird Protection.


The English Society for the Pro.
lection Of birds has published a book
on the various birds which have be-
come extinct in England, from which
it appears from the senseless slaughter
of RARE species is no modern habit. As
long ago as 1878 Sir Thomas Browne
wrote of some rare birds Of that time
that they "are shot by fowlers, not for
their meat, but for the handsomeness
of the same" Even since that date,
and probably before it, the same whole
sale destruction has been going on.
with the result that the 400 species Of
British birds which are mentioned In
some Of the monumental works upon
the subject are nov reduced to 200.
The author Of the book, in commenting
on this fact, says it is more regretta-
BILE in that the handsomest species
the first doomed, and IF the process
continues we shall in no long time be
left with only the dullest plumaged var
ieties. Perhaps the New Zealander'
when he arrives upon our shores, will
be greeted only by the sparrow" He
laments that there is no room In these
small islands for the Yellowstone Park,
where rare animals, such as the bison,
may find a refuge from the. greed or
folly of mankind" and attributes the
real difficulty to the collector, who, as
species grow rare, offers higher and
higher prices for specimens to put in
his cabinet. A similar senseless deci-,
nation Is going on in this country, and
unless the protection we are. thus late
in the day trying to afford the buffalo
be given to our feathered tribes, the
can Birds" will soon be forthcoming.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

suPnoa agricultural lands and its nd heap fuel in ooia and COAL Ankmds Building material xmuntM x
sanaSonsg good timber and clay 6rh Understandings an b 6nd in many localities oughutt thee umy The
podevne@d t SOLE Mclean County will readily wprdatdw n lis stated that tec crop ynd ons92
awngsm wh@t2 sAbudasp r"mso@ s5 sob mMk per acre. barley over As bushels fax 2obmss potatoes
2Obu hS corn about 40 bushels and other raha and wptabe in the same nonmrnn~ md ha en.
crops rh has never Mnk known
northeast corner land the Bismarck & Haknsn branch ofhe 500 e which is graded int Bsankh br
sn7Wdth through he ount, and preparations are being made for completing Hc road during the JASON of 1894
lhecomyh eighteen new public schools all supplied mhd Id and Experienced teachers and muv CONSTRUCTED
school o@.t thus furnishing ample duatonMad advantages
WASHBURN the county seat of Mclean ComyH admirably loatdb eng oa hamfG1n ~, .+n.
hg h@a tine Missouri Mr commandngn excellent view oft river 6ra several mile sim ah dHona and
tits stmtdo only mmsf rom BMmrsM the %l0 m State fN North Dahta
WMhbun ntn mtepot ta section of country al in area to tht0 the lev Enpand State. Auu.u
and transportation lines dvge from here and mhe most mpoantp nt cont the BsmurkW albun md Cd
Hab"P ht Lush the distributing point 70 -four Mail Rohs Two steamboats, ru knp ON tmwr od
are doing apofbk Robustness
COALH ARBORa rimporanth town inHmm mvn nuatd suumnorh xwA
mi very het 1.-THE hhS thas twog generals hs ahoL abadsmhhs shop and ancxuntsh and
sMnounhdb by one fheb best agnahmaL and stock paHng sections the State
TecuntI lin wyg good condition financially its total assets emhdneu coehd tax. rdnhd~n
courthouse land jail, and 5oooa sho hand amomtngt s5o745 Th hrasda area ofue nv mmm..
large reduction taxes """"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07
Why He Dismis.ed the Case.

Why He Dismissed the Case.
The dispenser Of the finest brands Of
Western Justice sat on a soap-b0x with
a law book spread before him on an
appended whisky barrel.
"Who arrested this MANI" he asked,
rs the prisoner stood up before him.
"We did," responded half q dozen
citizens standing around.
whats the charge"
"Hoss stealin'."
"Kin you prove it,"
"You bctcher life we can; we ketched
him in the act"
The Judge looked ugly.
"Will you swear to it," he asked.
"Course we will; didn't we jist tell
you we ketched him ut It'll"
"All right, gents" said the Judge,
bland]y, US he laid his gun across the
law took, "Iu fine each and every one
Of you $40 and costs for contempt Of
court in fetchin' him here. and dismiss
the case against the prisoner. You
oughter strung him up when you ketch-
ed him."-Boston Gazette.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07
Sure of Adoption.

Inventor-Now I have struck 1t. I
have invented q new life-saving con-
trivance for trolley cars. Look ut the
drawings.
Friend-Too complicated. Sure to be
expensive. No road will buy 1t.
Inventor-They won't, Ell! Just walt.
They will actually tumble over each
other in their haste to adopt 1t. Ny
machine raises the victim from the
track and pitches him over the dash
board into the car, where the conductor
IAN collect his fare.-New York Week
In
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07
An Unreasonable Mule.

An Unreasonable Mule.
Sam Johnsing, a Dallas colored man,
has a mule that balks. After Sam had
belabored the mule for an hour the
animal trotted off all right.
"Dar," said Sam c~onfidentially to the
mule, "dar, yer see, eff yer would do
what's right we mout lib tergedder jes
like two brudders."
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

Never Buy whiskey for Medici-
nal. purposes unless you know the bottlers
under celebrated names are spurious, cheap
have their names on the labels.
Uncle Sans Mprgan Whisky is is bottled
line in the Northwest and the favor with
which it has. been received IS the best proof
of its superior quality. Ask your druggist
or retail dealer for 1t.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

Henry A: salzer, manager Of the John
Is In Europe looking up rare novelties In
vegetables aud new things in the. farm
seed line. He will visit the celebrated
farming districts of France, Germany, Eng.
land, Belgium, Russia and Bohemia, and
the customers of this wide-awake firm can
congratulate themselves upon his bringing
seeds that these foreign countries offer.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

Brake O'Day-Did dat lucky cent yer
found chonge yer luck?
Dewey Eave-Well, before I had DAT
cent two hours I was dubbed by q cop,
kr'm:s.i down by a cable car an lost
me- dinmOri pin.
Braas U'Day-what will yer do wild
1T
Dewey Eave-1 nut four more lucky
cents wild Il an took de same ~ Usual.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07
h Travelling.

Whether on pleasure bent or business, take
on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs,
as it acts most pleasantly and %eftectually
on the kidneys, liver and bowels, prevent
ing fevers, headaches and other forms of
sickness. For sale in SOC. and 81 bottles
by all leading druggists. Manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07
A Feeble Jest.

In q small town in Texas there lived
till about two years ago an old farmer
Of the name of Tibbs.
One day, while seated in q saloon In
the town, an acquaintance Of his drop
ped in looking rather glum. whats
the matter 2" asked the farmer.
"Oh, somebody got into my coop
during the tight and stole all my fowls
I wish I knew who had EN-"
PAY for a quart of beer and I'll tell
you WHO'S had EN-" said the farmer.
"Oh. I'll do that" said the owner Of
the fowl, and accordingly paid for the
beer.
"Well," said the farmer first seeing
that the jug was empty, and retiring q
few PAGES off, you've 'ad 'em; but I
don't know who's got 'em."-Exchange.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07
Are You Going to Travel,

Are You GO1h8 TO TF0VeI
II SO, and In what direction, or by what.
ever route, have q sufaciency Of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters with you. Then you may
bid defiance to s~easickness, brave the .influ-
transitions of temperature, avoid dyspepsia,
and the stomachic pangs beg0tten Of bad
food and water, n c0unteracts an unex-
pectedly developed tendency to constipation,
blli0usness and rheumatism.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

Civilized people didn't begin to sit at the
dining table until the time Of Charlemagne.
Previous to hat they reclined at their
meals.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

HiTlyer (sarcastically)-Looking for
work eh? Well here's q nickel.
Modest Mullins-Now, pard, I'm
much Obliged for dis nickel; but, sec
here; IL you kin really git me q job a.
bank president. or railroad king. ia
sooner you'd take back yer money right
now an sit me de Job. X
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

A keeper On the oodhurst Park estate.
Ken, recently 81 a fine female spcclme1
>f the white.tnilsu eagle. the first Of the
klpd ever known to have been captured
In the south Of England.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

Florida, California and Arizona together
have about 1S,0OO,O 600 bearing and non-bear-
ing orange trees.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

Mclean cntyh atatdn h fBGgha and east dhc Missouri river having homagefE 1851 mile.
is H every center ofheS heof North Dakot,M and overs an ae f36OOn miles, and macs2 3O4O acres
of the finest quality of mg kdm including $4,000 aso timber which lies along heN Missouri liver. THERE'S
stnm hmc omy1 1520Oa acres fg government Md0 open b@ settlements capable of accommodating 1900 hni@,
giving @h ahonetedd 16oa across cost for filing onhesa same of $4Oo
TeN Northern afc Railroad Company wnw within the county bout 1884 Oa acres whchc nbep purchased
in price from rs to IS cents onthe6 dollar rh' and cant b"ghton axy years time with ahw rate fmt~t
bout 1536ONa acres of hsnd mmdnadwM ha superhero uMy digmcc COAL rngngh mt two to- twenty
ski tm thickness mdn mayp places the coal crops oum hes surface rndnngi easy daaes and e upyM
nehmshbe. These is a nh black om, whhc subolh from eighteen inches to trc6 tm depth and
capable of producing mousc so of cereals and weabeSh also has the fnt grazing and meadow lands
yielding h mt mrHo msgsmM abundance amdh really teG amen County North Dakota.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

"Hanson's Magic Corn sAlve."
Warranted to cure or money refunded. AK your
druggist for 1t. Price Is cents.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

An old boiler. which the owner claims
in the world, is a relic at Frederick, ND.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

The first septennial parliament began its
sittings in 1716.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

Karl's Glover Root Tea,
The great Blood purifier, gives freshness and cearness
tothe Complexion and cures Constipation. sc. SOC. 81.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

Smoke stacks Of ocean steamers are much
range from IA to 10 feet in diameter,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

'sAeN poop-'roI 4ss l-auepnaS
l3uUA
uok ploA . 10 1uIql a.uvo no1 usuA %
uol op 3uqM lass 'ss1-a1vm-mood !.
lEusse 1noI 40 SuJzloM-3uspn9S
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

OIL has been used in lighthouses since
the seventeenth century.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. Price, 75c.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

Megeman's camn2aor ice with Glycsrine.
and Face. Cold Sores. IL. Z G. C.s.,k Co .Haven al,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

The 1872 1856 craters which have been dis.
been caused by q bombardment Of aerolites.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07
Common Phrases.

&c. &C. rs: ;; ;$:$ 5$$ 81 : &C $$$$ =: $ : $:$ !: $ s $ $ IS :;:s SE:$ $; $:s $$$: =: Is: s: IS; ~
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-07-07

It is estimated that in Japan, out of a
population OF S37,0OO,0O0 people there are
less than 10000 paupers.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22
Sas Stp6tOerte=s etl,er,tet.

Die GrfOL9e bes 9ipbt6erte >6eiIlerums
iin6 in 10 6obem @raOe ermutbt9en6, 6aB
feline 9lnwenoung bier nur empfoblen
perben fam. SIM p&aiier unb &ailerit
Srtebri9z r>&rdnfenbaus" in Berlin
itnb na6 amtlicben Wtttbetlungert in ben
lebten Wonaten 1859 an 0tpbtberte
erfranfte &tnber nit benz Serum bcbanbelt
hporben, un6 bon oenen, ipel6e fritbSetttg
genug in8ebanblnng 9enommen Dlrben, lit
feins geitorben. 8on ben 0ei6tptitern Der
ertranften &in6er itnb a It ale bur6
8orimpfen ge9en @~rfrantung gei6iBt
woroen. 0a auBer bon anberen Der ber>
n~orrdgenolten Ner5te 8erltns oteie @r>
flGrlng oub bon Brofe1ior Or. Gubolpb
8irbotp unter3eibnet worben lit, Der be-
fanntli9 sesen baS &O3'i6e Slberfultn
lt3 iebr lfeptil6 perbtelt, uno aucb er baS
Bublifum auffpr0ert, bent IranfenDGus
Die Wftttel 3u 9eiDdDren, baS ieDr tberere
6eilmitteL anfaufen Su %tDnnen, 70 bart
ma faum me6r baran SDeifeln, baB baS>
ielbe mie bic Bodenlpmp6e mirft, unb Elm
| tDirflihes unD in Sen mei1ten S6uen tptrf7
James 8orbeugungsmtttel gegen ben Sob
fetn6 unIerer &tnber lit, uno eS empfteblt
iid, 6aB oub bier BON Wenl6enfreunOen
ooer bon Der Stabt S6ritte getbat merben,
I'M ba1lelbe AUDI ben &ermiten 3ugGngltd
3u ma6en.
Sn 8ien, 100 Oas Serum gIeihfaQs nit
Gbnli6em suten Grfplgc erpro6t tpor0en
lit, bat cine ebelber3tge, ntbt genannt ietn
DoQenbe Dame = ntelei6t bat tie an
ibren eigenen Rinbern bic Tur6tbarfeit bet
Grontbeit erfabren = 10000 @uIben fir
bic MniAqffung OeS WtitteLs bergegeben,
un6 cine bon Ser 0iener 81. ST. Breile gu
bieiem !3ped Deranitaltete Sammlunq
ma6t iebr erfreuLi6e Torti6rttte.
6ter lit cine @eIege1bett sur 8etbGttgnne
Ser gtG6itenLiebe, tpie fe i6Oner ni9t &C.
ba5t mer6en fam. @ie Diele TbrGnen
tonnen sctrofnet, wie piel Nnelt unb Sorge
tonnen eripart, bon tpte Dtelen Sbitren
farm ber @Irgengel fern9ebalten nerben,
tpenn unlere @ler3te IN ben Stano 9e1eBt
perben, Smpfungen NIT Dem 6eiIlerum
porsunebmen, penn INNER Ser 8eroa6t
elmer Oipbt6erie1 @rfranfung bors ober Die
Sur6t Dor elmer Nnitedung ndbeliegt,
IS mag ia nod berfrii6t lein, mie gum
S6uB gegen Bic BDGen, auf cine 3tpan9Ss
Smpfung segen Dtpbtberie 8n O%rtngen,
iebenfaas geniigen aber Die bts6eri9en @re
folse bes SerumS, UNI ieine auSgcOebnteltt
@rprobung wiini6enSe un6 empfeblenS1
wertb gu MAIDEN. unb es i6etnt uns einC
gebptene g fli6t u~nierer 9(er3te su iein, 81:
lammen5utreten, bas 6eiGierum in 8enii9ens
Der Mfenge gu eriperben, unb an Der 6ant
Der bamit er3ielten Grfolge fit mO9li9itC
Gerbreituns ieiner NnmenOung gu iOrgen
@r6eben ie ibre Stimme, 10 ntr6 bas
Gublttum ii6er ntebt anlteben, Sic Wittel
~6er3ueebert, UNI aud ben Nrmen es 3u9Gns:
licb al na4en uno %3ebntauienoe boz
Observation-Disclosures Dor Serni6tung gu be:
pabren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22
Berry Wulff.
Ganoioat fir Stats 9obmeiter.

Serr 6enrD @uLff bon GOot County,
republifaniiber Ganbi6at fitr Staatss
S9abmetiter, lit Elm in ieber Waro Gbtz
ca9o's un6 in ieber Orti6aft bes GountD
auBerbolb G6ico9o'S pobGbefannter 8lirz
ger. MGbrenb ietner abttdbri9en 9ienit7
seit ais @ountpclerf bat CT iib einen lol6'
groBen &reis perl0nliber 8efannten unb
6reun6e eriporben, tDte it6 oefen taum Elm
amber Ganbt6at riibmen fann.
6enrp 0ulff lit in Welborf in Oeuti6s
lamb am "a. Muguit 1854 geboren. OSm
Sabre 1863 fam er nit feinem nunmebr
pcritorbenen 8ater Claus @uLff mach Nme2
rita. Sbr eriter @obnort mat Chicago,
bDcb lpGter ftebelte !6err Wulff fen. na6
Sefferion, nprbmetIt9 bon Gbtcago, itber,
mo- er ietn 6etm 9rlinbete. Ser iunge
!6enrD belubte bic 0ffentli6en S@ulen in
Sefferion, unb ais er 9r0Ber tpurOe, fam ct
nab ser Sta6t unb tpur6e eiu S6iIer in
0Drenfurtb's College. g}ab 9biOlpirung
6eSielben ipibntete ct ft9 Der faufmGnniz
icben Garrtere un6 mar in 6erieIben itber
ale Grtpartungen erfOlgrei6. Sn Setter
ion Gebt Elm She'll @bicagO's, beltebenO
aus Ser 27. uno einem 3beile Der Is.
8arb), murbe SER @ulff fit bret Serz
mine, aIlo fir feds Sabre, aIS Sruitee,
un6 fir 3tpei Sabre ais 8rGitbent bes
8par6 Of Srultees ertpG6lt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22
,sae,o atttS 9e,tte lit stmertfa.~

DIS ftattlibes unb e~legantes 8rb If
iebt unter pbigem Gitel i'm @ommtliion8z
perlag bon 6ugo StetniB in Berlin cine
Men9e BON Sti33en er1cbtenen, peIc6e
SAUL @r3DbonSfi tpG6ren6 1einer
mebrja6rigen iournaliittibcn Gbdttgfett in
Mmerita fir Die SatnotS Staats5eitung
un5 anbere euti6eamerifanti6e 3eitungen
oerfaBt bat. Sic be3ieben ii9 ouf bas
amerttanil9e 2eben tbettS altf benz 0anoe,
t6ctls in Der Stobt, bauptiG9Lt9 ouf 6a9
lebtere, lbiLoeru beutlbz unD englii9>
amerifaniI6es Srei6en, iopie &unlt uno
@ultlr 0es 2anbeS, uno ben S6LuB biloen
etntge tur3e NopeQen.
lteber bieie Sammlung bon 8ei9retz
bungen uno 8etradtungen, tpelbc 0uf
mcbriG6rigen iOrgfdltigen an Ort uno
STEELE Qn9eiteIten 8eO6d6tun9en beruber,
lagt Der 8erfaIier nit 3tecbt, 6aB tie Elm
beut(i6ereS 8ilo bon Nmerifa uno amert7
faniibem 2ebel entrDuen, ais eS bic 3abLs
rei6en Observation-Disclosures, meldbe nrr
fliidttge @inDriide wteberiptegeGn, bteten
f0nnen.
SorgfGltig pom 8erfalier aus8cfeiLt un6
erfetnert uno ipitemattib bon ibnn geDrD>
net, leien iib bic Sti35en in benz 8ucbe
mod better ais in Der 3eitung. 11no nod in
b0berem W2aBe gilt iebt BON ibnen baS 8ort,
melc6cs 0ermonn 9taiter Bret Wfonate bor
lstnem 3obe iiber @r~3pbopSfi'S !3eitungSe
orbeitcn an uns ihrteb: saul @r3pbowSti
lit Elm anipreDenDeS un0 eigenarti9eS
l5riftftelertl9eS Talent."
Grob ieineS poLniiden NamenS Elm be-
geilterter 9eutldber, mar @rSDbonsfi pG6>
reno leines anertfanii6en @trfenS metit
bon Sebniu6t nacb 9euti6lan0 erfiiut.
ltn6 lie iprtcbt du6 aus 10 malben ietner
S6il6erun9en beS amerifanti6en 9ebens.
Nber itc madbt i'm ME rngereht. Qlues,
mas ct iiber bic peribiebenen Gri6einun>
gen 6cs amerifanii9en 8eien8 i6retbt. lit
an ur6 fur lih pabr. Sin 0ifteler fOnnte
t6m b0cbitens pnrtperfen, baB ct S9attenz
leiten Iteber ihtl6erte ais 2t6tietter. Oob
erfennt ct au9 baS @ute unb S60ne in
oieiem 0an6e, pte eS ith 1T St6bten un6
GGnbltben @egenben btctet, bereitniutg an
unb nimmt es se9en GerleumOungen, tpie
ite tpGbrcn6 Der G9icagoer WeltauSiteQun9
BON oberf lG6li6en Ober boSbaften beuti6z
lGnoii9en Nm~eritafabrern Derii6t purben,
in S9uB.
Sine finntge 6uL6igung erpeiit ct
@1nertfa, bas ct icBt nieber nit Deuti6z
Lamb pertauIbt BAT, bon norn9erein boz
bur6, baB ct fetn 8ucb elmer treffGiAen
Nmerifancrin bon beuti9er NbItammung
ipiOmet. Dem 8erte linO ndmGi6 auf
einem beion6eren 8latte Die @orte DDran>
gebruft: vSeiner treuen Satin, @efdbrtin
unb S~reunoin, in 9tebe, 8ere6rung unb
9antbartett 9epibmet bonn 8erfaiier."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-22

Die groBortig bor6rin8enbe aiiatil9c
8olitif &uBlanbS tpur6e bon Ben rn1lt1
i4eu Staatsmdnnern' aucb inter Qleran7
Der III. fortseiebt. 8etreffs europdiiber
8OIttif sei9te CT ii9 ldngere s3eit gegclt oas
Oeutlcbe 9tei6 le0r unfreunolib; bas
NeuBerite in bicier l1nfreunbliAteit l~eiitete
ct Our9 bas SH0nt6un nit Srantrelcb
bocb in lcBter 3eit bat itb iein Ser5dltntf
8u 0cuti6Ianb gebeiiert.
GroB ser 8ermebrung 0es ruiiii9en
9eeres unO trob bet 6ran5oienfrennOldbat
gait NIcranber III. in lebter 3ett tlr elner
Sort unb Salt pes europGii6en Srteoe1s,
Oils 8ripatmann NOR ct Elm Mliter Del
SOLi6ttGt, Elm gutter @atte uno Slater
9tber boS Sbidial periebte i'm in e;nt
Steaung, in wel9er er tbeils aus g~eiIti9e'
8ei9ranttbeit, tbetls in 6Ol8e Der 5une9:
member GerbGrtung ieines @cmIt9eS 5ur
lbredltcbeu @eiBeL fir WttGionen Dor
Wteniben 9etpproen lit.