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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-30

We have a room IS feet long devoted to
mems trousers 1t gives us a chance to
carry an immense stock for dress or bust
cness. The KING perfect fitting trousers are
ut and shaped the same as tailor made and
in the market Then for hard wear we sell
the Duchess. never rip for 81. 81 so. s., IS so
or g.. Fer every suspendar button that comes
of. We will pay you lOc. II they rip at waist
band will pay you SOC II they rip in the seat
or elsewhere We will give you 81 or new
pair. Mems pants as low as 81 so and from
this price up to the finest that can be made.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-30
Wants, For Sale, TU Rent.

WANTED. A woman to work for tailor
w at Is Pond ST. Waterbury. Conn. Good
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-31
CUBA'S PROSPECTS BRIGHT.

Unless General MARTINEZ de
Campos becomes inspired with a
new enthusiasm to keep Cuba
within the fold of Spanish posses
sions, the once lever faithful isle"
will soon be in a condition 10 try
the experiment which Captain
Cross suggests for Hawaii. In
other words Cuba will have estab-
lished an independent government
free to treat for annexation or any
thing else that may be desired.
While facts from Cuba are hard
things to obtain and reports are
vague and sometimes contradict
DRY it is recognized fact in Ha-
vana and Madrid that the Spanish
cause is in a bad way. General
Csmpos, the foremost soldier of
Spain, is anxious to give up the
fight and 60 home. He set out to
put down the rebellion in a few
weeks, but months have passed
and far from putting an end to the
troubles, he appears to be looking
for the best way out of what seems
a pretty bad mess. Instead
of reporting victories he is
calling for reinforcements to fill
the place of nearly 10000 of
Spain's best soldiers who have died
on the field and in the hospital.
The Spaniards in Cuba, who in
former instructions have stood
staunchly by the Spanish govern
ment have become seriously disaf-
fected and are quite Indifferent to
the success of General Campos and
practically refuse assistance. Even
in Spain itself there is very little
popular interest in whether Cuba is
held under royal subsection or not.
New troops are not anxious to face
yellow fever and in some instances
have been driven on board the
transport ships at the point of the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-31

FACTS concerning public schools
brought to light at the recent con-
ference of Good Government Clubs
in New York corroborate the state
ment often made that, considering
the time and money expended in
preparatory work, school teachers
of the metropolis, at least, are
among the poorest paid classes. 1t
is stated that the average annual
salary of teachers and supervisors
in the public schools of New York
is but $677, as against 1852 in
Brooklyn, $3.50 in Chicago, 1903 in
Cincinnati, $3.50 il San Francisco
and $1,000 in Boston. While the
showing made in these cities may
suit the political bosses, it reflects
little credit upon the educational
boards of the respective municipal
tiles.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-31

THoUGH some of the views ex-
pressed by Mr.. Colburn concerning
the responsibility of the officials
show a misrepresentation of facts,
he undoubtedly expresses the senti-
ments held by quite a number of
Hawaiians and it is quite proper
that the community should know
how these people feel. Mr.. Colburn
says politics should cut no figure
and he might go further aud add
that politics have cut no figure.
The work of the Board of Health
has been In the interest of human
ity irrespective of race,or station in
life; it has been honest work and
hard work, and there will be no
let-up till the last vestige of the
disease has been wiped out. Hav-
ing cut off one source Of food sup
ply that is regarded as dangerous,
the Board will see to it that whole
some food in sufficient quantity is
provided from some other quarter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-31
GUARDIANS SALE
In the Circuit Court OF the First Cir
cult Hawaiian Islands.
Guardians Notice Of Sale.
rEHE UNDERSIGNED. GUARDIAN

THE UNDERSIGNED, GUARDIAN
A to sell the Real Estate belonging to
Robert Lapae'a Fuller (k), MINOR, by
virtue of an order made by Hon. Henry
e. Cooper, Second Judge of the Circuit
Court of the First Ircuit of the Hawai-
ian Islands, gives notice that she will
expose for sale At the front door of Alii-
olani Hale, in the city of Honolulu. on
SATURDAY the 2lst day of September,
1895, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, all the right,
title aud interest OF SAID Robert Lapaela
Fuller (k), situate at Niupapai, Homo
lulu, Oahu, and described as follows:
Beginning at the south corner OF this
land, joining the land of A Bolster and
running North As deg Is min, West 6S16
feet along Bolster; North As deg and 80
min, East us feet along Pila and Maria /;
South Al deg 40 min East 81 feet along
Brown; South AZ deg so min. West 74116 #.
along Brown; North 40 deg 80 min, West
1714 feet along Brown; South 80 deg 80
min, " est 81 feet TO initi.l point and
containing an area of 324-1000 acre The
same being portion of the land des-
crlbed in ROYAL Patent No 7344, Land
Commits sion No S525b, to Julia Alapai
Kauwa, conveyed to said Robert Lapa-
ella Fuller Ky, by deed of Lupo Opio two
and Kauhikoa Ky, dated September 10Th,
1891, and recorded in Liber 1873, folios
24S and 249
Said sale being subject to the confir-
nation of the Court Terms Cash u. =.
Gold Coin. Deed at the expense of the
purchaser LUPO OPIO,
Guardian.
Dated Honolulu, Angus; 29th 1895.
40S5-td
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-31
Boiled
Soda w alter.

Approaching the fact that
people when down town :"
have no place to get a drink
of cholera proof : water we
have made arrangements to
supply only carbonated water
that has been boiled and filter
ed. There can be no question
about the purity of our Soda.
We can say as of old: "No
HARM IN ANY AMOUNT OF OUR
SODA"
Other dispensers of soda,
will probably see the wisdom
of our action in supplying
pure, wholesome soda, and
follow our example. Our
fountain now flows BOILED
SODA, ICY COLD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-31
SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1895.

JUDGING from his recommended
tons to this country in its effort to
obtain annexation, Captain Cross,
of Minneapolis, must be a man
running over with new ideas. His
intentions are good, and if the
Government were only lukewarm
on the subject of annexation, to
follow his suggestion would make
an interesting experiment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-31

SOME of the complex phases of
the Sunday observance question
were brought out at the recent
Christian Endeavor gatherings,
when a delegate from the West,
where Sunday is holiday, longed
for such a Sabbath as New England
enjoys. A Montreal delegate, how
ever, was Mortified at the desecra-
ton of the Sabbath he saw on all
sides in Boston, claiming that
Americans were far bshind Cana
dams in religious reverence and
this, principally, because they
"were not ready commercially to
pay the price of the Puritan Sab
bath" Another instance is cited
of Scotland delegate who strongly
denounced the running of Sunday
street cars. 1t is difficult indeed
to set a hard and fast rule to gov
ern the Sabbath day observance of
all communities and countries.
The standard of right and wrong
does not change, however, and if
high personal standards are fol-
lowed Sunday laws will shape
themselves accordingly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-31

bayonet and in one case were fred
upon. In fact there is practically
nothing reassuring in the outlook
for Spain according to the conclus-
ions drawn from American des-
patches, and Cuba's prospects for
independence are correspondingly
bright.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-31
Timely 6oPiS
4mgmst 29, 1895.

The establishment of the
bicycle as a vehicle of pleasure
and of business, is beyond
question. We find new uses
constantly presenting them
selves in almost every channel,
and people becoming interest
ed in cycling that a year ago
did not give it a passing
thought. The advancement
in the construction of safety
bicycles of the higher grades
during the past three or four
years has been most phenom-
email, and has exceeded the
anticipations of the most sang
uine admirers of the safety.
Improved facilities for manu-
featuring have fully kept pace
with the increased public inter
est, and the public has been
the gamer, as manufacturers
have been Enabled to continue
ally produce better work, and
by the use of automatic ma
chinery to make considerable
reductions in the selling price.
Two years ago it would have
seemed impossible to produce
so perfect a piece of machinery
as is today placed on the mark
ct at the price, and it is only
possible to do so on account
Of the increased interest in BIZ
cycle riding and a correspond
ing increased patronage.
In calling your attention to
the TRIBUNE we believe we
have found one Of the best rae
ing wheels yet manufactured.
One of the many points favor
able to the TRIBUNE over all
others is the Cycloidal Sprock-
ct. The object of the Cycloid-
al Sprocket as used on the
TRIBUNE is to remove this use
less friction and cause the
chain to drive as freely as the
running of ball bearings.
There is no necessity for fric-
ton in the running of a chain );
all that is necessary to prevent
it, are four conditions: Ist.-
That the tooth should be curv-
ed properly to enter the chain
without contact. 2d.-That
the chain shall pull exactly at
a right angle, with its bearing
surface against the tooth. sd.
the chain block shall
not shift or change its position
while passing around the
sprocket. 4th-That the tooth |
shall leave the chain without |
the least resistance. In order
to establish these conditions it |
has been found, after much
consideration and practice, that
it is necessary to form the
teeth with what is known as a
curve, which in me-
is the curve by fixed
point, say on the periphery of
a circle, when rolled along a
plane surface. The advan-
tage of the cycloidal tooth is
most apparent when the rider
isIclimbing a hill or forcing his
wheel rapidly on an up grade
Or against the wind. This is
where the ordinary tooth grinds
and makes the rider work at
east IS per cent. harder than
there is any necessity. There
S no aQdlrlOndl friction with the
tribune CYCLOIDAL SPRoCKET,
40 matter how great the pow
er applied, the chain simply
pulls direct and squarely on
he face OF the teeth and the
power is freely impaired to the
Wheel.
GATE CITY STONE FILTER.
These Filters are easily clean
I'd, and never become cracked
Or crazed by change of tenn
oerature of the water. The
iltering medium is a Natural
Stone, mined from the earth.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-31

The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE is issued
on Tuesdays and Fridays.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-31

The Hawaiian Har1ssPs ca. LIS
oTps1skS spre-sAaAzp EAReah
COY Ro&ar SE[URNaHDR-
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
Wofier fir South Ghicnoo.

Die 8epobner Oes 5abrit6e3irts bon
@outb Chicago BADEN gegenpGrtig Before
Nusii3ten als ie fir bic N6it.lung Der
Bafernot6, unter Der fie felt 3pat sSSu6ren
gu letoen gebabt baben. Die Waiernot6 in
Soutb G6icago bate ~betdnntGi9 sinsn @roo
errei6t, baB Die 8erfi9erungsg gel eu16often
ii4 DeranIaBt fa6en, Die SeuerDer ii9erun98z
raten fir South @6icagD febr toelentli0 gu
erb0ben.
Sett etna 3nei @o9en Iinb nGmlib bic
Qrbeiten CUR 2egung elmer 3430Gigen 9aupi=
pufierr0bre BON Der pumpitation an Der
68, StroBe na9 Dem unter Der &afernp1b
let0enOen 8e3irt i'm @ange.
Stabtingenieur Qrtingitau .ertGdrte Eeute
@ormittag, baB bic Nrbeit, lpenn ni1t3
NuBergepObnli6es ba3pif9entrete, inner
balb 3meter Monate Do1enbet Iein rperbe,
unb DaB bann bic Soutb Gbicugoer QQes
Nafer BADEN tpiirben, mas fte 6raufsn,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
$der' nu0 Grnf |
miro nit Ger Sonntaess2luseabe Ger nJainois
Staats3ettuue", Ole urter Dem GiteI
,,9Rr g1eIten"
erf6eint, gratis aeIiefert.

erifeint, gratis 9eltefert
Oiefe adtfeitiee, in 6ro6,QuartO erfdei.
nenoe uno ouf eutem sudpopier 9eorudte,
elegant ausoefahrte iGutrtrte SeiIaee ent=
halt ouf DER erften Settle einen poIitti6en
Carton, weIder Grei9nife, ole aus Dem poll.
tifden uno f~ociaIen &ebeu ee9rifeu fino, Dem
Scfer btIolid Dor 2lueen fiRrt; ferner 5ahl-
reide fIeinere Junfrotionen, mciitens hu-
moriftii6er Natur Dem oeutfbIdnoii9en uno
einheimif9en Seben entnommen uno ieoes.
NAL 3wei ero6ere FoI3idnittc, por3ieIi9e
ua6ahmuneen DER meiferpcrfe DER oent.
19ett, fran50ffbeu uno itaI,enii4en sduIe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
Nus oen1 S6uIratb.
prdioent CRUDE mill 3u 6unfen Gamerons
~reiieniren.

&Is 6err q. g. Sruoe fi9 gefetn M6ent
gu Der Sibung bes S9ulrat6s beqo6, pql
tr enti6loien, feline Geiignation alS prGit.
bent bieier 8ebDrbe ein3urei9en. @r IeBt(
au6 bic W1ttglieber Der 8e60rbe DON 1etne1
Mbft6t in &%enntntB, Da er aber fab, baf
Niemanb gu 9uniten Der Mnna6me Ieinel
&ei;gnation ittmmen niirbe, 10 l3o6 er ieir
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dorldufig pteoer ir
feline Saf6e.
6err Srube begriinbete 1einen QBunTt
gu %retgntren, bamit, baB er ertlGrte, Ser
9. IT. Cameron t0nne better pie er ieint
gauge 3eit Der NusfiiQung Der 3o6lrei9er
Pfli4ten bes neutrality-suspicious. nib
men.
@egen bic @rnennunq Gameron'2 gum
gfa3folger Sru0e'S alS S6ulrat6sprGItDent
ftno namentli9 bic 6erren S6orn1on uni
Or. 8lutbarOt, Die nit Cameron 79on Der
13teoene &eibereien batten.
Der S3ulrut6 be19lpB geftern, baB biz
nd9ite 2ebrerpriifung am 2. SSSuli in be1
WeHette@9 o3i3ule tattfinben 1oue. Bon
benz Gomite fir ben Surnunterri9t lag Die
Gmpteblung Dor, tpeger Der Gr0fFuuno
3tpeter neuer S6ulen, Der MebtQz unb hp1
N}arf9aQzS3ule, einen neuen 5utnle6re1
in Der perfon Oes 0errn Oscar 9pltb nit
einem @ebaIt BON $1,000 an3uteQen, Die
8e14luBfaifung iiber bie1en 8ert4t tour3e
leoO9 bis our nG4iten SiBung 9inou8ge>
i4oben.
Sin Nntrog, baB bic @6ulen am G6arz
freitdg, ben IL. 2tpril, ge191oKen perbe1
1olen, puroe O9ne Debate an ben YrG{foen.
ten perpteIen.
SIN l1ebrigen ~qelangten feline 0e76dfte
BON RerDorragenber 9ebeutung CUR Grlez
6igung.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28

Die Mrbeiterfu6rer fommen ftart 5u Gun
item Der @tbtlbtenftreform beraus. sic bdz
ben ge1tern etnen ufas an Die Nrbeiter err
IafIen, tpel6er d11f Der binteren Seite 6es
aQgemetnen Circulars gebrudt tperoen 1Dl,
Die in 100000 Gremplaren bert6eilt nerz
ben. Der Nufruf Gautet pie folgt: rNrbeiz
ter! Oentt baran, baB tbr Die intereIitrte
partet Ietb. QaBt @u9 ni9t irrefii6ren,
Die Nnna6me bes giDilbienItgeieBeS bebeutet
fir Sud- S9uB gegen Die 8Dlititer. Ote
priifungen perben fir @u9 prattif9er Sea-
tur fem. unb S9r brau9t ben 4usfaq ber=
fel6en ni9t 3u fiir9ten."
9tefer Nufruf 1T unter5ei9net bp1 q.
S. @inter, BrGftbent Der Mauvcrsunion,
SO6n S. Wn9rat6, @rprG1tbent bes 9epert=
f9aftsratbes, 90. s. Carroll, 0era15geber
bes r@ig6tz90urz 6eralD", See &c. 0art,
Brdit6ent Der 8ii6nenarbeiter@l1n;oa g. #,
@rabp, Prdiibent bes. @eiperfI 5aftratfes,
@ictor 8. MiQiams, Srant Riob unb 6.
8. Stebes BON Der 8u9bruderzunion unb
Der 86oenir Seberal Qabor Union.
Sobn 20. Gla bate geitern Nbenb eine
Gpnferen5 nit benz Boli5ei9ef 8rennan,
in pelher arrangements peretnbart ipul=
ben, baB 9eute Mbenb 6err Gla unb a.lberc
&ebner ben SnIpettoren, Gapitdnen unb
Qieutenants Die 8eitimmungen be8 n3uert Si=
Dilbienitgeiebes ertlGren 1plen. 0enn bte1e
8eamten erit babpn iiber5eugt Tein p,rb"1,
bab bas 9e1eb gu i6rem 9uniten lit, 10
nerben ie erfu9t merben, Bel ibrt1 Inter
gebenen fir bic Mnnabme be5 8eiebe5 gil
ptrfen, N~ugenbIidli9 arbeiten Die 9Oli=
5iften unb Seueripe6rleltte, tpie aug ben benz
GiDilbten t@@omtte Der Gtbic FEDERATION 2uz
gebenben 8eri9ten aus alien S5eile1 Der
@tabt erii9tlt9 1T, INNER nod eutI 9iehen
gegen bic Mnna6me be8 @efeBes. Mud
nuroe geiteru beri9tet, baB Die Wn9e1teltef
Der MetfeitezS Observation-Disclosures gegfn
bas neue @efeB feieu.
Sn elmer in Der Sfftce bon GibneD e.
Gaitman geitern Na9mittag a61e6altener
Sibung bef9loB bic Gipic federation, am
nd4iten Sonntag Na6mittag bier Biz iiebtn
Observation-Disclosures in ben peri9i2Denen
@tabtt6eilen ab5ubalten, um ben Wd9Gern
Die g}Dtbpenbt9feit Der Nnia6me bes Grill
bienftgefeBes na6e 81 legen. Gs murben Ipz
fort 2eute au5gef6tdt, UNI q~eetgrete &a1tn
81 mietben. Die 2ofale, in pel9an tttfe
Observation-Disclosures itattfinoen ipQe1,
tDeroen morgen betannt gema9t merbe1.
W}ttglteOer Des Union 2edgue Clubs be-
fu9ten geftern 3ablret9e MertItGtten, Inn
bort gu ben Mrbeitern iiber bas G;DilbicnItz
gefeB 81 fpre9en. Il. u. bteGt eSD6n 8.
9amline am g3a9mtttag cine Hebe oo1 tttpu
800 @ngeitelten Der 8runspid, 8aGte Col
Ien0er So. an Der Marfet un6 Superior
StraBe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
Observation-Disclosures

tpurben 9eltern an foIgsnoe perIonen auss
eeiteG1t:
$, 9sosIeD, fir elm 3p~eit0diocs gud=
ftetngebduoe nit @rbgef9oB, 847 Seminary
MOenue, beranI9lagt auf $4,000; SSoh1
SpteB, 3pettDdtgeS Srame6aus nit 2a=
standardization, 729 Southport Npe,,
$4,000; g. S. &egneIs, 5tp~eiftDdigcs Sad
iteingebGube nit @rbgef6OB, 3178-8O
0oDer Str, $4,000; S, q. @noer1On, 61ei>
Hodges 8adfetngebGuoe nit grDgeIdoB,
1869 Milton Nbe., $4,000; S9ilrat6, BRET
itDdtger 8adIteinzMnbdu NIT GrDJe19DB
fir Die NepberrDz@9 @de Wiloip unb
Sr9drb Ctr, $4,000; 90. Qan0abl, 3peiz
it0diges 8oditeingebGube NIT GrDge16p3,
449 9aDtDn Str, $500; 9. Gl1er, brei>
Hodges 8adtetngebdube nit @rbgei6oB,
fir @obnz unb %2aben3tpede, 927-929
Southport Mpe., $4,000; 6. Mfousr, 3ptia
ItOdiges 8a~diteingebdube nit SrDge19ob,
nit Store unb Stats, 2133 Srancisco Str,
$4,000; 9eo, g, 8tngsle1, 3petft0diges
8odteingebduOe nit Grbgei9oB, 395 Sem
trail Part 8ouleOarO, $4,000; Sbeobore
9aafe, 3pei1t0diger 8adfteinz2e i6taQ nit
@rOgei9oB, 1863 90. g6icago &be,, $4,000;
George @nberfon, bretit0dtges 8adIteirgez
6duoe nit @rogeI3oB, 652 Sane Str,
$1,000; Srau Sba 9omar, 3petft0diges 8adz
fteingebduoe nit @rb9ei9oB, 6457 2an9GtD
Npe,, $500; 8iibop &c 8abcof, c;n1t0dtge
8adfteinzWe rti tGtte nit @rbgeI6oB, Is
8urling Ctr, $4,000; s, Soc, oierftDGiges
8ad~iteingebdube nit @rbge19oB, fic Ga
benz unb @O6n5pede, $50 %, Is. ST.,
$4,000; s. g. Camp, obt 8tpetit0dige 8adz
iteingebduoe nit @rbgeI9oB, 720)3-23
ct, 2atprence @Oe., $4,000; @tabt G4tz
cago, fir etnen breiit0digen 8adtcin=Mnz
bau NIT @rbgef9oB an bus @9ul6aus 3,41
Wauace Str, $4,000; SObnfton Gregory,
oreiit0di9eS 8adftetnzM Department. Sous nit
@rOgei4oB,o 4237-39 Calumet Nbe.,
$4,000; 90. q. Qtnf, 5tpetitDtigss Bad
iteingebdllbe nit @rOgeI9oB, 6343 9afLin
Ctr, $4,000; 90, Moblen, breift0diges 8adz
iteingebduOe nit Gr6gei9oB, 1896 O9ben
4De., $4,000; 8. Sel8, b~retitDdiges Sad
itetngebdube nit @rbge19oB, 425 potomoc
Ibe,, $500; s. 9uger, b%reit0dige8 8ad=
iteingebd1oe nit @rbgef6oB, All Yotomac
Nbenue, $4,000.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
Stdott1bes.
fir eas Gipiloienit=6 efeb.

2Irbeiterfiihrer erfIdren f6 7u Gunfen oes=
felbsn. uladen : DcriommIun9en fir
Sonnto9 rorbereitet. = Die QoIi5iten
nod nidlt iibe3eu9t.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
Jun9e G6men i'm Gincoln Darf.

Die 20pin i'm 2incoln 8arf lift qeItern
friib I'm 2 ll6r Mutter geiporben. SSn
Tolge 0efen 1T baS Sbisr6aus ge76loTen
uno pirD e5 audi nod mebrere GGge gez
19lofen bleiben miifien, ba eS cine merit
tDirbi9e S6atfa3e 1T, baB 20tpinnen in Der
9e9enpart bon 3u19auern, fire ~Sunqen
70 lqn8e belefen, bis iie biefeGben get30tst
5o6en. 6enn Die 3ungen finb %befdnntlid,
auBer1t t3arf. Nu6 niirDe bic s9ulaIfuno
pes Yublttums bic Q0tpenmutter oeranlaIz
len, t9re S5ungen ununterbro6en AM Denid
I'M &dttg 9erum3utragen, bis fte berreden
tDliroen. @5 iinb 3tpei oSSunQe pciblicbcn
9eF9le9ts, pelbe bic Q0fpin ccyennie Dem
ESGrt, rep. Der @tabt geY8entt Fat. Das
britt 66ttte g}ol 1T. es i%ibrigen5 b%ereits, 6oB
coin Yart berrf9en. Ser 0Grter Sc Wrn
ut 1ebr Itol5 auf bic 20penfamtl;e. benn
1lamentlt4 vMaior", Der Q0me, lit noG6 ber
@uslage beg 9errn 9arGing BON 0qoens
beds, zines Der prd9tigiten Gremplors lei.
ner @attung in ben Ser. @toqten, Sic
JH1l9e Srrt pirb bier Monate lana Bel Der
1tutter gelaiien tperben. 0qs GlteTe S6irr<
tcbsn 1oa @mma Games %genannt fper6en
pa bic b%stannte @Gngerin fat tGoli6 in
Dem Sbier9auie OOr9efPro6en bat. "
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
ND6 5,uei Sage

ur fno entfhlo6en, wdhreno Der 5met nod? p%erbkibenoen Gage unEres
01ar5oerfoufs nit allen 11obern uno oorRan9en ouf5nrdnrnen, nehPe pom leben
Jabr Hbr9 fo. I'm Dies 81 beperffeHoen, haben mir Ole Daaren nit roHen
5ahhn periePen, Ole ihren 2lblab per9ewhern. nr flPren euge 8etpns H.
Die preHe, weld7e ais Original quohrt fo, fno unbeon9t coueft
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28

Gro9t Guren @rocer mad .S6e SeiBGer
e Sun9e Cos" nQuater 8roo", Das
13madbaftete v9Ome Mabe 8rob", bas ie
BON elmer 8Gderei %aeIiefert tpurbe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28

lin SteIIu19iudbenbcn BET ber gegen=
pdrtigen NOtbIage bas @rIan9en bon Be-
i9Gftigung gu erlei6tern, nimmt 6aa
NbenobIattS 81 eaen9eiube unentgeltli6 auf.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28

0retbunbert 5rauen bon Dem 8eretn Der
berbeiratbeten Qebrerinnen traten 9eitern
Ra9mittag in Dem 8arIOr 6 % bes @reat
NOrtbern 0otels 5ufammen, nm SteIung
gu nebmen gegen Die gfobaff4e @efeBesbor=
lage, tpel9e per6etratbeten Srauen bds 2ebz
rem an 0ffentli9en S9ulen nerbteten fol.
6rau Sl1pn leitete Die 8er6anblunaen unb
6rau Sin ber1a6 bas SetretGrsamt. 5rau
Or. Safe 8rableD, pel6e Die an Dem Sample
gegen Die 8prlage tbeilnebmenben SrganiIaz
ttpnen: she Suinois State federation, Of
Qabor, Gibic Federation unb Srabes unb
Qabor Nfemblp, D%ertrat, perlus elm S6reiz
BEN bon %. M. 9rpbes, in nel9em bieier
Die 5rauen por gu langem 30gern in Der
Sadie parnte.
5ol9enoes @omtte purbe Iobann 3uiamz
mengetelt: 5rau O'&eefe, 6rau Olion,
Srau Samb, Srau 8dter, 5rdu 81an9arb,
Srau Sin, Srk ManbeQ, 6ruu Or. 8rabz
leD unD Srau &teffler. Oie1es @pmtte fol-
it9 na3 Springfield begeben, UNI bort gegen
9&obafS 8efebeSborldge ale !0e6el in 8epe@
gung gu feBen, Srau Slon mics ftatiitii9
mad, odB Die 8ebduptung NDbat'S: Die Derz
betrdtbeten 5rduen berbrdngten bic iungen
Mdb6en, pel9e als Qe6rerinnen angeitelt
pdren, unpabr lei, ba bic BAIL iener i'm
8erRdltniB 81 bieien Iebr gertng iet, @er=
f9teoene anOere Gomttes purben barauf
no4 ernannt CUR 9riinbung elmer 9tga
Der Derbeiratbeten 2%ebrertnnen. Die Be-
f4liife, pelhe geitern betreffs Der nt9tigen
Srdge gefaBt tpurOen, lauteten: 9a in Der
2egiSlatur cine @eiebesporIage etngerei6t
BORDEN 1T, pelbe beitimmt, baB feline berz
beiratbeten Srauen an 0ffentli9en @9ulen
lebren ioQen; ba ferner bies, ~un1erer Met=
nang na6, in bic Re9te bes @9ulratbs etn=
gretfen piirbe, unO ba mir enblib glauben,
baB Die 8orlage berfaiungspibrtg 1T, neil
berbeirutbete Srauen BARN aIs cine &aite
betru6tet perben, Die iiber6aupt tein Nnre9t
gum 9elbertperb bat: bestuegen Iet. es be-
i6lofen, baB mir gbicagoer 8ertreterinnen
oeS 5rduenDereins bic 8orlage perbammen.
9tefer 8ef9luB nirb fofort an bas 9aus
in Springfield befOrOert tperben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28
Die perReirotbeten Gebrerinnen

mehren fi9 eeeen cine Gefe5es=p orToee,
weIde fe iRrer SteIuneen entfleioen
fol-.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-28

G3eibes, rotbes Slut mirb ebeltfO uatrr.
gemdB BON 6ooO's Gar opariua er8eu9t, mie
GuBerlt6e Souberfeit Our9 bGufi9en @ebrou6
pon Setfe unb @oiier. 0ieier sroBe Slut
retlrt9er pertretbt 9riiubli9 @frofel1t, @ol3z
fluB un6 alien anbern iunerli6en S6mus.