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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-02-13
How She Said Yes"

A Lancashire lady had been relating
a rather pretty story about factory
girls way of answering marriage
proposal made to her. The young
woman could not write or read writing.
and one day, says the lady, she brought
a letter to me to read it for her. 1t
contained an offer of marriage. | hap
pened to know that the writer was a
deserving young artisan, so said to
her: "Now, you must consider this
matter very seriously, and if you like
to come to me when you have made up
your mind 1 will write reply for you"
A day or two afterward l met the girl
again and asked her if she wanted me
to answer the letter for her. "Oh, that
is all right" said the girl, looking radi-
ant and pleased. 1--WE settled it.
answered it myself" "Why, how did
you do itP" l asked. And then she told
me that she could make capital II"
and that she stuck on the paper piece
of wool after it for "wull"-"I wool. ="
Surely one of the quaintest acceptances
of an offer of marriage ever penned!-
Yorkshire EUenG1eg Post
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-02-13

sTpaiiy. +Except sunday. fFlag stop. Meas
narx Fsced Type denotes from 70 90 70 II 90
niIa-a Light Faced from Y co Midnight &c z % naa
JOSEPH WOOD, E A. FORD,
e.nsral Manager, General Passenger Ags=I
u-G0-cI-I PITTSBURGH, PENNA.
For lime cards. rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further Information re-
gaTiing the running of trains apply to any
agent OF the Pennsylvania Lines.
W.D. ARMSTRONG. Agent.
Ravenna. Ohio.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-02-13

During digestion the flow of blood to
the stomach is increased tenfold.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-02-13

1t is said that the pay Of locomotive
engineers is sometimes so much above
that of minor administrative officers,
technically their superiors, that the
amount is not permitted to appear on
the payroll
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-02-13

Your sealskin sack is the finest have
ever SEEN"
We'll. it ought to be; it was made
from one of the educated seaIs. "-yaaas.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-01
c, BREWER & co., LTD
Queen St, Honolulu, H, H.

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Onomea
Sugar Co., Honomu Sugar Co., Wal
luku Sugar Co., Waihee Sugar Co.,
Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala Rarch
Co., Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line San Francisco Packets.
Chas. Brewer & Co.'S Line of Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters.
Agents Philadelphia Board Of Under
writers.
LIST OF OFFICERS
T. C. JONES. .......... President
GEo. II. ROBERTSON .... Manager
K. 4. BISHOP Treas. and Secy.
Col. w. +. ALLEN ......... Auditor
c. NJ. COOKE.
II. WATERHoUsE.. ..... Directors
q. l.. CARTER. ....
27q-,v
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-01
A Building That stopped Clocks.

A local corporation established its head
quarters on the top floor of one of the tall
est buildings in town The attorney had
room to himself, the secretary was given
another palatial apartment, the superin-
tendent reignCd supreme in another place,
and the president was Of course compelled
TO outdo all the Others in leather cushioned
chairs, massive tables and expensive
bronzes.
The crowning glory of his private office
was big clock with an elaborately carved
case. 1t was the best clock in the entire
stock of local dealer, and it had a long,
shiny pendulum which was to swing slow
ly and with Regularity, as became clock
owned by the president of such u solid and
respectable corporation.
On the first day the pendulum stopped.
The clock was sent back to the dealer, whose
experts took it apart, oiled it and set it to
running again. Once more it was taken
up to the presidents office and once more
it ceased running For second time the
experts dissected it and found every part
in working order. 1t kept time to the sec
ond for two days and was confidently re-
turned to the buyer, who reported back
again in two hours, "The clock has stop
ped"
An architect who became acquainted
with the facts in the case solved the mys-
terry. He said the oscillation of the high
building counteracted and stopped the
swing of the pendulum. The pendulum
couldn't work with any regularity so long
as the building wSs nodding around in the
changing winds like cattail before q
summer zephyr.
$50 the tail buildings do swing back
and forth?" he was asked
Certainly, but don't be afraid. They'll
not break. ."--Chicago Record.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-01

4 person who has never been in the po-
lar regions con have no idea of what cold
Is. When VIC have the temperature down
to 10 degrees or IL degrees above zero, we
think it bitterly cold, and If our houses
were not as warm as at least 80 degrees
above zero we should begin to think of
freezing to death. Think, then, of living
where the mercury goes down to 80 degrees
below zero in the house, in spite of tho
stove. OF course in such case fur gar
mcnts are piled on until a man looks like
great bundle OF skins.
DIR. Moss of thc polar expedition of 1876
and 1876, among other odd things, tells Of
the oifCct of cold on wax candle which
he burned there. The temperature was 35
degrees below zero, and the doctor must
have been considerably discouraged when,
upon looking at his candle, he discovered
that the llamc had all it could do to keep
Wngm. it was so cold that the flame could
not melt all tho wax of the cardlc, but
vas forced 20 cut it's way down, leaving a
sort of skeleton of the candle standing.
There was heat enough, however, to melt
oddly shaped holes in the thin walls of
wax, and the result was beautiful lace
like cylinder of white, with a tongue Of
yellow fame burning inside II and send
ing out into the darkness many streaks Of
lght.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-01
Colfax, Indiana.

We herewith present above an excel
lent likeness of little Zola Buser, the
six year old daughter of Mrs. Ollie
Buscr, milliner well known by the
residents of Colfax, Indiana, and sur
rounding towns. The child was afiiict-
ed with iritis and was treated without
avail. Finally, a noted physician ad-
vised Hoods Sarsaparilla and good
health now rcigns supreme. Read
the following letter:
"Colfax, Ind, Aug. 10, 1894.
&c. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
"Gentlemen As an act OF justice and
for the benefit OF other mothers who, like
myself, may have afflicted children,
write you this letter. About the first OF
February, 1892, my daughter Zola, then
three years old, contracted sore eyes of
the worst form and in few weeks
Was Entirely Blind
being unable to tolerate light OF any kind
The little one suffered and cried until ]
was almost crazy and heart broken. / had
the best eye specialist in the city OF Frank
fort, our county town. He treated her
for some four months, but the eyes did
not improve, in fact they became worse.
My friends advised me to take the child
to Indianapolis, and though 1 felt as
though 1 could not well afford the time
and money, as l have to make my own
living by my personal labor, 1 conclud-
ed to make another effort to save my
daughters sight, II 1t landed me in the
poorhouse. l therefore took my child to
the best eye specialist In that city. He
examined her eyes and said that he could
do nothing for her. came away with a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-01

heavy heart. On the fourth OF July met
my fathers family physician in a neigh
boring village, and he, at my request, ex-
amined Zola's eyes and
Advised Me To Try Hoods
Sarsaparilla. went home and procured
a bottle at the drug store and began to
give 1t as directed and wash the eyes with
warm water. Soon l began to note an
Improvement and now, having given the
child over half dozen bottles, her eyes
are greatly improved and she can see az
well as any one. She is scarcely six years
OF age, yet sent her 10 school for a short;
term this summer. When she began to.
take Hoods Sarsaparilla, she had to eais
her meals in a darkened room, but now
she is able to sit at the table with the rest
Of the family" Mrs. OLLIE BusER.
Known to Leading Citizens.
"Dear Sirs:-W hereby certify that we
are well acquainted with Mrs. Ollie Buser
who makes the above statements, and also
with her little girl, Zola. webelieve and
know the facts to be true and correct in
every particular as stated. We reside in
Colfsx, Ind" JOHN ID. BLAcKER. Trustee
Perry Township; w. IL. Coon, Druggist.
What the Doctor Says:
"Gentlemen:-While do not believe in
patent or proprietary medicines and sell
dom prescribe them, yet 1 want to say
that know the statements made by Mrs.
Ollie Buser of Colfax, Ind, to be true"
JAMES A. BERRYMAN, NJ. D., Darlington,
Indiana.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-01
1875.
on or about

ARRIVE AT ii n LULU LEAVE
FROM SAN F'CISCo SAN !
OR VANCOUVER. W
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-01
big Bug, Small Potato.

A young man, fresh from college,
wore as scarfpin jeweled gold po-
tato bug. One day he called the atten-
tion of an old German bookseller to il,
asking, Isn't that pretty, Dutchy?"
"Ja, ia, " was the reply. dot ish der
piggest pug on der schmallest botato
hat efer seen. "-Muncie lind News
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-01
FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE,

Steamships VIII leave FOR and arrive from
San Francisco ON the following dates, till the
close of 1884;
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-01

ED. TOWsE. EDITOR
c. l.. DODGE, BUSINESS MANAGER
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-01

sUBsCBu TJoN HATES.
Fer. Year in Advance $500
Fer Month in Advance, .75
For iirn. yer Year iu Advance. i2.cil
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-01

Hoods Pills act harmoniously with Hoods
sarsaparills and are gentle. mild and effective.
'OMPANI,, .A6ents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
/ G0munh Rnduer. +

Inter ben alten beutf9en Mnfieolern bon
gbicaqp bat Der Sob bieTen Minter' et1te
nur al. rei6e @rnte gebalten. Mtttpo6
g3a1mittag perftdrb @bmunb Snouer, elmer
Der 8ioniere beg Oeut19tbums in gbicdgc,
i'm Otter bon rur IS Sabren, belrauert bon
feiner Samtlie un0 etnem groben &reis
BON SreunDen.
eSym Sabre 1848 fam Gbmunb &nalter
nab g6icogp, Elm iurger Wtann Doler Shat
fraft. Wtit feinen 8riiDern 8runo nnb
0ermdnn 5u3ammen griinDete sr Die Biano=
fabrif u8Snauer 8ros.", beren 5abrifate 1t9
zines uusge3ei6neten Ndmens erfreuten,
ging iebob fpdter gum 9runbeigent6uu1s=
qe19Gft iiber, bd er bel benz rapiben Mobs=
t6lm BON G6tcago babon girr1ttgere He1ulz
tote ertpdrtete.
9as @runoeigentbumsgef9Gft v9ndler
8rot6ers" 1T bas Gltefte beutfAe 0eT9Gft
biefer Dirt in Gbicago, unb Gbmurg &nauer
mar feiner 8efdbigung mad tsts bet Setter
bes @e19Gftes.
lRGBig in feinen Nn1prii9en an bas
2eben, itets GeI9dftsmonn, absr f~reigebig
ND es notb that, 1iebensniirDig i'm 1m9ang,
mar er benno6 ntemals Elm n0ele1l9aftS=
mann. @r fu6te nnb fanb feline 5reube
i'm arefe feiner 8amiIie unO BET ieinen
8lumen. Sn ben langen Sabren ieiner
S6dtigfeit I'M 9runbeigentbumsgef9dft err
lparb er ii9 bur6 feline onerfannte ae6tz
li6feit cine eroBe 8unbI9aft unter beutI9en
Mrbeitern unb tleinen Gef6dftsleuten, beren
er itets nit &atb unb Shat bei1tanb.
Sn i6m berGiert Gbicago einen ieiner Gltez
item, erprobteften unb ioliDeiten Gef4dfts@
leute.
Gbmunb &nauer binterldBt cine Mtttipe
unb 3tpei Sinber, cine erpa6Fene 9p6ter
unb einen iiingeren Sobn, in guten Der
bqltni1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
Qraurtoes Gn6e.

Na6bem Der in Gbenebbile, ST., an
fdfItge S. s. Settler monateldng Die ein=
qebenbten Na6forf6ungen iiber BEN Ser
bleib 1eines 8rubers Wtliam, Der I'M SUM
b. s, nit $500 in Der Sa19e na6 Chicago
fam uno ieitbem ipnrlos perf6olen blieb,
angefte1t, tpurbe ibm @amitdg enoli9 bic
traurige @epiBbeit, baB Der Nermite f6or
tpenige. Mo9en na9 ieiner 9ierberfunR
auf benz MrmenzSrtebhOf beerbiet purbe.
Die .19ii9er i'm Gountbz 6ofpital tpefen
nGmli9 aug, boB Elm %9etpifer Wm, Setter
am 20, Stunt, am Sppbus leibenb, Iufz
nabme i'm 6ofpttal fdnb, na9bem er fur3e
3eit neger unorbentli9en 8etragens in Der
8ribepeu gefefen. Mm 9. Suit itarb bann
Der pdtient unb ettpa cine Wo9e fpdter
fanb er feline leBte Hubetdtte in rPotter'a
SSyielb". 9os Qebte, mas Settler BON fetnem
8ruber geb0rt, mar bic tur5e brieflt6e Mitz
tbeilung, baB er in Der @roBftabt I'm Ieir
oanaes Sab unb Gut beraubt tporben fet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16

t6errl1 Or. q. Sment
6ierbur6 miln16e i9, sic BON bet 9ntell
Neitltoterl III &enl1t1iB 81 lebell, 1pelde td)
nit SSbrctt tUert1pcuen GIeftrtfd)eaa
@itrtcI erSielt babe.
8or un9efdbr 8 Sabren fin9 metlt 2eloell
Gil S1 bieler d3eit mur6e i0 BON elmer Sodter
e11tbul1ber, bod murbe i6 babur0 10 ant
9~e9rifien ultb entfrGftet, boB i'd, na6oem td
nod 6 Mo6en i'm Sett st9e6ra6t bate, ntd)t
i'm G4.allbe mar, bos &tllb auf bic Nrlne 8lt
nebnen, al6 eiu .rpeiBer 6luB iteute it6 oo5lt
eilt. 2lu9 S9merser int 6Iiden e~flelelt
MIDI, mDeegel Die <nit eiueS slr5tes, ben tD
3u Static so9, ni9ts 5u t6ur Dermo6te. %;
mails pobrttelt mir int Yenn1ylDaltelt, bis
sum- Sabre 1891, 100 mir mad bier iiber7
iiebelter. Oas 1n9ei ul1be 8lima bteIe ct Sc
geib lieB bolb feline Ilnbta dt 1ttr aus, trlbert
metlt 2eiben I'M perltdrftelt WtoBe ft0 bertert7
50r ma9te, ia, nod mebr, cine bosartt9e
6ers~ lno Niereufranfbett 9eleIte 1t6 nod
bi1su, u1to i'd 1Durbe 10 ele11o, oaB i'd, lobal0
tb ar6 nur eine Qrbeit at9rtff, lo9let6
pteber ermattete uub auf be1t nG6itet St1bl
nieberlattf fem guoe fonnte i'd 1Ddbre1lo
ber Na6t i9lieBen, fein S6lof erqntdte mid
u1tb itGrfte mei1te @lieber. Weine SranfDett
bei91perbel1 tratelt etlt, bdS 6erS be9d1lt lang
lIAIllSI Ab IuIUSSiI IuO w N%Ol+ wy "~N''
rubia meil1el1 Gllbe eutgegelt. Wetlt @atte
per u6te Naes, lm mild dnt 2ebelt 5t erbal7
ten, ct 500 nod 5Det Ner5te 81 Static, bod,
na6bem bleie bur6 Mebi3in feline 2i1berult9
Der S9per3er, INN pon 8eiierltu9 itberbaupt
Ht6t su rebelt, ersielten, loltoer1 1tltr nod
1hmei9e11o nit bet N6ielt %s1dtelt, als 3ei9ell,
baB i6 6oS gl1be met11er 2etoet bdlb erret0t
babe, perlpr and ct ieOe 6pfinnn9 auf Sc
nelun9. SD lelbit mltBte %1peilteit, lpeltlt tD
baran ba6te, baB meil1e uller5o9etelt &tltoer
ibre SHUTTER, 1tnb nteilt Wtallt lette 3Dette
fEra1 D~erlierelt ntl1le.
Gines Nben6s Nun las i6 Sbre Qltsei9e in
ber @ermarid, rl1b, trob Dtelen Nbrebe1s
meines Mouues, melner bert @iirtel olS etne
iG1ptltoelbafte Qnpreii ul1g bssei9nete, b%eifelte
i6 mir bod eineu Gleftrtf6)ett @ilrtel.
Nnfor9S peripiirte id lti9t bic 9ertn9lte Sir=
flung, sod perlor iA BEN Wtutb ni6t u1b trug
ben @iirtel tdelt6 3 bis 4 Stu1ben. 9tad)
0erlouf pon 3 Mo9en bereits perlieBen MIDI
meme 9lnfGae, i'd nabnt beitG11bi9 all Srafter
AT, ltub ebe ei1 babes Sobr Dertlof1elt, MAJ
tb I'M 8eftke ttsietcr oOuett Gef&tto=
Deit+
l6eute 1T bereits eiu Sabr poriiber, BOP i6
ben Gteetrtfdsett 8larte1 able9te, ct Fat
i13mtI6el meinem Wtanlte str geI etti9ult9
l~ei1es &otarrbS perbplfe1, i6 bilt aber iettber
9elHID lHO tlulltt lUte tlit OtlW lHl ScuHetI
FAINT ale oausarbeit tpiebet perrt6telt, Gt1l=
fere So1nilte beltebtaus s BerionerD nllo
meine Sreube an1 9ebe1t lit CROP.
MD6te iebe letbe1tbe Sralt ii6 S6reS elef=
trtl9et @iirtels bebtenen, TIM ibre @elltnb=
belt 1uieber 3u erlan9en, 6en1 Sbr Glefz
trtfG,er @iirte1 lit elsa SG)nss BET ri6t
nit 8olo aetf51atpG9em 1T, Der bent leibel1=
ben Weni6el1 bdS @ebe1t DerlilBt.
Snbem i'd Sbnelt bierbnr6 meilten berg
bic MIR bird SIREN @leftrifde Garfel
gu She'll 1Dnroe, be9ritBe i6 Sie
Mfit potter 6p9obtul19
a8trs. Gbnntn@ GInfrtter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
flomer 1reoteaI Go.

Die Mufmerf1amfeit Der 2efer unb Qefe=
rtnnen mirb hermit auf Die in Der beutigen
3eitung erf6einenoe Nn3eige Der Slolper
Meoical So. gelentt. Sober, Der bieIe[be
arfmerfiom liet, pirb. n1anbes finben, mas
i'm bic1ei9t interefiirt, ober er nirb etnel1
Nnbaltepuntt finben, Der ibra gum Nadz
benfen 8eranlafung 9tebt. 0teientgen,
tpelde Snterefe barat nebmen, tperben gut
tbun, fi9 gegen GtnTenbung bon elmer Be-
Yoitmarfe bag 8u6 gu ber1@affen, pel9es
boGftdnbig baau geeignet TT, in Dielen Sal
len ben 9octor gu er1paren, abge1eben baz
BON 1T es Elm SUD, pelhes ni9t nur belebz
renb TT, fonbern BON SSSebermann, Nlt pber
Sung, geleien tperoen tann. Der StbI i'll
intereIant uno amiiant. FL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
Babnr0uber
plauoern einen po6aeier zines
Gb. III. & St. paul=5u9es aus.
DerfeIbe miro oararf pom 6uee oemorfen. =
Gin eeitdnoiser Ginbredcr i'll 6aft.

Die Sre96eit bes 8anbitertbums in I'M
1erer lteben 9tobt Gbicago mirb BON Sag 3u
Sag grDBer. Die 8~er6aftung Der MDrber
be5 BDli5iften Bubbles unb Die 1eberlDeiInng
ber1elben an bas Griminalgeri9t 16etnt me-
Mig @tnbrud gena9t gu baben unO unbe>
fiimmert nm Die @ud{amfeit Der Bpli3et
Ieben bic HGuber, 0iebe unb @inbre6er ibr
Iauberes 6anbnert fort. Sin iiberaus fire.
3er Gaub tpurbe SomftagMbenb auf einent
3uge Der Chicago, Miltpaufee unb ct. Ballz
8o6n ~altsgefibrt unb bd5 Spfer Defielben tit
@bn. Gornel1on, Elm go. 444 Is. Gbtcdgo
Nbe. tpobnbafter W}ann, Der fi9 iebt freut,
penigitens nit benz 2eben bopongefommen
gu fetn. Gornelfon bate ben 3u9 beauBt.
I'M na9 @oufe gu fabren, Megen Der l1eberz
fiiQung bes Woggons tpar er genDtbigt, auf
Der b%interen Platfprm 5u fteben. On elmer
StrdBeneGe ~fprangen plOBlin bier Wtdnner
duf ben 5iemli9 lan9iam fabrenDen 3ug, bon
benen ether eiten She'll bes@eit9ts NIT etnem
3d16enttbe %berbunben bate. Wi1enD, Dab
ct 3Gubern gege1iber itebe, ber1u9te er, Die
Sbiir gu 0ffnen, I'M bic MufmerfIamteit Der
Bafogiere GIT erregen, tpurbe aber bara1 perz
btnoert burc6 einen GebDlber, ben man ibm
inter Die Nafe bie1t. @lei93etttg ma6ten
fi9 Die &erle unter Der 9rpbung, tim nieberz
f9teben 3u noLlen, fauS er ft9 ni9t rubig
per6ielte, baran, feline Sa16en gu bur91uz
6en. sic ndbmen ibm feline ubr, bic $50
g~etoftet bat, fetne golbene Settle unb SIS in
8aar ab unb ntAt 3ufrieben bamit, 5tDangen
bic Rduber i'm audi mod, feinen leberrod
beraugeben. Damn grtffen fe i'm unb mat
fen i'm troB ener9i19er @egenmebr bonn 3uge
berab. DAB er nibt unter bic &dber 9ertetb,
unb 3ermalmt purbe, bat er feinem guten
@liid 3u berbanfen. @r lam fat unDerfebrt
oabOn unb elite, 70 f6nelI i'm feline SiiBe troz
gen lpoQten, nob ber in Der Ndbe belegenen
%. Safe Ctr Station, mo ct fein Nbenteuer
beri4tete. Mebrere @ebeimpoliaiften muir
ben fofort ouf Die gerfolgung bes fre4en
8duberza uartetts ausgeIanbt unb bic Sta
ttonen Der gan3en @taDt BON Der SADIE BE-
na6ri9tigt. Sis beute 1T tnbefen feline
8erbdftung bpreenommer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
Quf Ger StrdBe erfroren.

Cine 6Ojdbrtee polniI9e Srdu, Nnnie Ser
cetof BON No.312 Belmont Nbe., tit Elm Spfer
bes in Der g1a9t bonn Srettog auf Sonna6enb
unb an lebterem Sage tpitbenben @9nee=
Iturmes getporben. SonntagN a9mtttag Inn
5 ubr tpurbe ie am SuBe bon Nnna 9tbe.
in b~oGftdnoig erftdrrtem 3uItanbe aufgez
funben, unb iegli9e Wteberbelebungsberfu6e
muBten oGs erfolglos eingete1t perben. @s
gelang, Die 5rau au tbentiftciren unb auF
bieie 8ei1e in @rfabrun9 81 ~bringen, bab
tie am Sonndbenb Na6mtttag UNI 4 ltbr
bon 9auIe fortgegangen unb ieitbem ni9t
pieber gefeben fet. Was bic 6rau feitbem ge=
trieben, tpobin iie fi9 5uerft eenanbt unb tpie
lange ite umbergeirrt lit, bebarf nod Der
Nuftldrnng. Die 2ei9e tpurbe mad Der
Mobnung Der 8erungliidten gebra9t uno
Der Coroner bend9ri9ttgt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
uneleihe Beiteuerune.
Geo. u. Sdiline's Seridt all Ole S~eeisIatur.

en- 1einem bemnG91f Der 2egisGatur 5uz
gebenben bdlbjG6rlt9en 8ert6t tptro George
81. @6iGing, Der @etretdr bes ftaatli9en
Bureaus fir Mrbetterz Stdtiftf, 1t9 befon=
bers ausfu6rli9 iiber bic rnglet9beiteE in
Der 8e1teuerlng bsrbreite11, bic na9 feiner
Mnfi9t cine Der 0aupturfu9en fit Die bez
itdnbtgen Jrttttonen 3tptf9en &apital u1b
Mrbett 1ir1b. @r nirb na6tpetfen, DdB Der
Mertb zines Mcre Qanbes BON $50 i'm Sabre
1880, a1s @6tcaap so @intppbner 5dblte, ft9
ouf $1,25O,O0O i'm Sabre 1894, mo bic 8e=
~bOlferrngs3tffer Gbtcago's mebr ais anbertz
ba1b Millionen betrdgt, gefteigert bat. 8on
BEN @6ulgrunbfiiden in benz bon Qdfez.
H., State unb 6al1tebz6 traBe begren5ten
8e3irf, bic cine 5rontbreite bon 2494 SUP
beftBen, tpirb bet elmer Wert6ab19GBung INN
81, 3O5, $50 eirte Sobresmietbe bon nur
$259,258 er5ielt, obpobl fte etnen tptrfli4e1
Mertb non $12,462,30O beitBen uno iGbrz
1id $748,638 fir ben @9ulfonb abiperfen
1outen. gea9 1etner 8ehauptung be5ablen
Fl Mietber in Dem @ebG1begebiert spiI@en
@tatez, Mobi1pnz, MDnrpez uno Dearborn
@traBe rur $71,759 an Sdbresmtetbe, OBJ
ipobl ie ben bretfa6en 8etrag, nGmlt9
$223,500, tqhrlt9 bon ibren Mftermtetbern
einateben; auBerbem beaablen fe gar feline
Steuern fir ben @runb urb 8oben unb febr
tpenig fir bic biltgen @ebGube. 2outS9tl=
ling's 8ert9t genieBen bon 228,254 S9ulz
fin6ern, bic i'm Otter BON feds Bis pier3ebn
scSabren 1teben, 14,086 nur ba~lbtdgigen I'M
terri9t, nGbrenb $4,000 8inber aus Wtan=
gel an @9ulrdumlt6teiten iiberbaupt feline
@elegenbett gum @6ulbeiu3 BADEN.
Ser 8srt9t berbreitet fi6 bes Wetteren
iiber Die ungerebte 8efteuerung ber @asz
unb Observation-Disclosures, Die befdnn=
termaBen fir tbre pertbbo1en 9ere9tfame
nur lGherlt4 geringe Nbgaben an bic @tabt
3ablen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
Shredlid2 ~perun9ludt.
George Danes, DER 5%nhrmann ettes maeens
DER Qoams GrpreB Go. Don einem Ra'
beI3ud DER 1Dabdib 2Ipe. aet0otet.

george Danes, DER 5nHfmdnft etIeS %Oa9eHS
Ger Qoams Grpre6 Go. Don etnem Ra'
bel3uo DER mabaih Qpe. eetootet.
Duff 1@retli6e Meiie tpurbe 8. 9atpes,
Der 1SiGbr. Subrmann zines Wagens Der
Mbarns @rpreB So. GamItag Morgen I'M 8
l1br get0btet, Danes fubr an Der Waba1b
Nbe. entlang unb freu3te NIT ietnem 6ubrz
tpert bic @elet1e Der 8abelbubn cine tpr5e
@trede ppr Der SadI on ctr. Ser aus fiibz
ltber Ht9tung beranetlenbe 8abel5ug mar
entfernt genug, TIM benz Danes 3ett 81
geben, bic S9ienen 81 pahtren. MGbreno
Die Pferbe bic 9eleife freu5ten, fam aus
fiibGi6er Nt9tung Elm f9tperer 2aftpagen
angefabren. Danes muBte feline Pferbe
CUR Sette reiBen unb ben 2ofttpagen Dorbeiz
lafen. cSn biefem Nugenbltd faute Der
aabel3ltg beran unb in boQer @ef9ptnbigz
felt fubr Der &ubel5ug in ben g~rpreBpagen
btnetn.O DANES tpurbe auf bieStraBe gef9leuz
bert unb bon benz &abel3ug niebergerannt
93o9 lebenb bra9te man i'm in ben Sc
19dftsroum Der 8runstptdz8 alfez@olenz
ber=Go., Np. 1866 Waba1b @pe, 9ier
batte 9apes mod 10 btel 8%etpuBtietn, Die
obige S6ilberung bes unfaQs 3u geben.
Ser acknowledgment eri9ten, Tim ben Ser
lebten mad benz @ountpz 9ospttaG 3u brtn=
gen. Nuf benz Wege bortbin bau9te 9apes
feinen Self aus. Ser Waeen tpurbe BON
George Danes felt apet SSabren gefabrer
nno NIT Mbliefsrung Der @tiide mar Mil=
liam Danes, Der 8ruber bes 8etDbteten
betraut. Die 8riiber tpobnten BEL i6rer
Gltern, go. 28O Sadlon 8ouleparb. Oe,
@ripfibrer 90. Sanfen unb Der Gpnbuc=
teur 8arnep 5reno tpurben berbaftet uni
na9 Der 6arriIDn Str 9tation qebra6t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
BiIIioe Retfe nab Sem Su6en.

s5abrfarten. luerbe1t p%erfauft 1perbet gun
einfa6eu Greiie fir Die 6i1tz nltb Niidfabrl
mad 9ntften int Sennefiee, &entldp, Io=
boma, MtiiIitppi, Qoutitana nnb Sloribd al
ber 2iltie Ser louisville & geoibpiQez rnf
9taI6ptle, Chattanooga & ct. Souisz GiIe11z
ba61 am 5. 6ebrnar, 5. OeGr5. 2, lutb 30,
bor1to6 unb men1t er Glt1 feline Grcuriionss
Sidets pertauie1t fam, 10 i6retbt ar: 6. 8.
gilmore, Generals aiiasierzN 9eut, louisville
8p., ober SEQ. 6. @roB, &c. %. g. a..
CHICAGO, SQ. 49,.