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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-07

Den6altert6um gu elmer 3eit entgegen, in lpcfz
der i'm mittleren unO fiiolt4en SGinots gro
Der Mutb gu Iol6em Sbun erforoerli9 mar.
Sm g. 1855 iibernabm er eine preoigerz
fteQe in elmer anbern burA g~etftiges uno err
aieblihes 6treben ausge3ei9neten Sainotier
5taot, @alesburg i'm norOpeitli9en Sbeile
unieres @taates.
sSm Sabre 1878, in feinem i~teb5igitcn
Sabre, leqte er bic Stele in 9alesburg, mo sr
fi9 au6 tpieber pdbagpgif9 Derbient genla9t
bate, niebsr, UNI iiA in 8rooflpn, I'D In
3nif6en fem 8ruber 6enrb Waro 8se9er
cine . glGn5enbe Stelung ais Preoiger DER
plpmoutbz&ir errungen bat1e,. CUR Hube
81 feben.
Nber bic Gu6e bebagte benz regIamen
alten 6errn ni9t. @r iiberna6m nab einiz
gen Sabren cine Brebtgerite0e gu ParfDiae,
einem 8ori tdbt9en 8rooflpn's. 8ereits in
ben M9t3igen 5te6enb, bate er bas unglid,
0ur9 einen @i1enba6nunfau 0as cine 8ein
8u perlieren; bod nit %er5taunli9er Qe5sn5z
fraft iiberitanb er bieIe 8er1tiimmelung,
Sn Ieinen t6eologif3en &u~nogebungsn err
langte er nibt Die f%oloffale Soleran3 ietnes
iiingeren 8rubers. Mber geraoe ote1er itelte
ben tbeologi19en @9riften bes dlteren 8ruz
bers bas 3eugniB aus, baB 5fe ben @runo 81
ieinen 1iberalen tirhli9en Nni9auungen gez
legt bdtten,
Ser 3nei1nbneunsigidbrige bintsrldBt
nebit einiqen &inbern Ieine bo96etagte Jrau,
nit Der er i'm 9erbft borigen Sabrss Die
finfunbfen5i9ite Dieoerfebr oes 9o33ettsz
tages feierte.
SeSn Der bur6 Ieinen 8ruber 10 beriibmt
9eporbenen 8rooflpner 9lpmoutb Stride
baben Tie Inn nun bic lebten @bren eriDieien,
8on ben beriibmten Der @ei9ntiter 8secbel
1T iebt nur nod Srau 9arriet @Giiabetf
8ee6erz@ Stone, bic gefeierte 8~erfuferin Der
bus 5flapenbaltertbum in ietnen 9runo=
feften erI9iitternben 9ef9i9te bon Snfe)
Som's 6iitte, iibrig. Sic lit Elm Sa6r dltel
ais 6enrb @arb, alIp nun 0retunou9t5igz
iGbrtg, pber un neun Sabre finger ais De1
1oeben beitattete 8ruber gbnar0.
BON GROCER 8eDeutung mar audi bic dlte1tt
S6pefter = Catherine @itber, = nod Dre
Sabre otter ais @bnarb unb f9pn i'm s.
1878, alfo in i6rem a9thnbfieb5igiten Sabre
qeItorben; cine Der bebeutenbiten WfG09en=
@raieberinnen btefes 2anbes unb glei9fdus
eine tii9ti9e S9riftitelertn.
.@elten bat cine Samilie 10 Diele heoe1.
tenbe unb beriibmte Mttglteoer in etne1
Generation auf3uneif EN-, tpte bie1e Samilit
8ee9er. Mber bamit 19etnt ibre 506sr'
geiitige &raft au9 borerft erf9Dpft 81 isin
inbem lire iiingeren @enerationen 5tp11
tii9tige, dber feline gefitig berporrogeno'
Menf3en aufpetien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-07

&nteiemitii6e 4ObeGbaftisfett. &leinz@tGt in
@ien. -Si6e6ii6e 0robunsen. - 9as Seita>
ment Ser 8arontn Go6esco. - 9te @ntbiGung
bes WOSart@9e ntmals ueri9pben.
2dngft bat man befirbtet, baB bic unti<
iemitii4e 9ebe gu ben rp6eten @epaltt6dtigz
teiten fiibren miihe, Mas ieOo9 ieBt in
Wten gel4iebt, iiberfteigt felbit Die peffinltz
ftifGeiten @ripartungen. Mm II. Sult murbe
etne lioerale Understanding i'm Gamer
iaale abgebalten, 8or bteIem 2OfaIe, Das
nur penige @9ritte bon ben 9ofmuIeen entz
fernt 1T, iptelten ft9 Scenen ab, !pie fte in
Wien nod Ielten erlebt purben. Die liberaz
len 8iirger BON Wien tonnten ibr politi19es
&ebt nur unter benz S9uBe zines rieiigen
Nufgebotes BON poli3ei ausii6en. Die
@i9erbeitspa3e tonnte iebo9 ni@t berbin=
bern, baB Die @d6ler in Der gen1einiten
Meiie bei4impft uno berbObnt tpurOen. Nur
0ur9 Die energif3eiten 8orfebrun9en Der
Poli5ei 1T es iiberbaupt m0gli9 g~etpe!en,
baB Der .ungefammelte MOb it9 auf Sn1ulte1
bef3rdnft bat unb ntbt gu tbdtli9en Mngrifz
fen ge1@rttten 1T. ~1nbefangene 8eoba9ter
er5dblen gerabe3u erf6redenoe @in3el1eiten
iiber ben ptlben Sanatismus bes ange1amz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-07
Gus 6eritbnttent eu9tif6=autertfa
niiG1ctt acknowledgements.

Wiirbe Der eeitbone geiitli9e unb melt
1ibe febner unb S9rtftfte1er 6enrp Warf
8ee9er nod leben, 10 tpdre er ieBt apetu1bz
a6t5igidbrtg; bod er 1tdrb i'm bterun0ltebz
5igften Sabre i'm boGen 8e1ibe ieiner gldnz
serben g~eiiigen SrGfte.
lin 5e6n Sabre dlter uGs 6enrb Mart
8ee3er mar iein in berf9iebener 6inii6t
ebenIp beoeutenber 8ruber @bparb 8ee6er
unb Der 1T erit in leBter @o9e, glei9foGs
in 8rootlbn, getorben, iomit i'm glitter bon
StpeiunDneun3tg Sabren, unb er Derbient
namentli9 audi in SSuinpis Elm freunDliGbeS
Wnbenfen.
@btparb 8ee9er erfiiGte ni9t, gleib ietz
mem 8ruber 6enrD @arb, bic neue uno alte
Melt nit 5einem &ebnerruhme, pdr a11d
ni9t Der 9elb zines groBen Sfanbals. Sc
Song Sslanbs als So6n bes glei9faQs aGs
9eiitGi6er unD 9elebrter emit beriihntsr
2pman 8ee9er, mibmete ii9 @bparO, nat
griinbli9en Stubien, Der Sbeologie unf
gGbagogit, nurbe unterle6rer an benz Wolt
college, Der. iebtgen- gaIe=l1niberfttGt, banr
Yrebiqer in Bottom BEL Der Sefte Der Gpnz
gregationaliten, Der ia audi fein 8rlDer
eigentli6 angeb0rte.
SIN Sabre 1881 purO Der bur6 feline
&an5eGportrdge unb bur9 gebiegene t5eoIoz
glide unb pdbagogif9e @9riften f9neG Be-
tannt gelpOrOene iunge Prebiger @oparb
8ee9er an bas i'm Sabr 5ubor BON Der Gonz
gregutionaliitenz&tr9 gegriinOete rSGinota
College" 81 SadIOnOiae als PrGiioent ooer
HeftOr berufen.
Inter ibm gepann biefe b0bere 2e6ranitalt
i'm petli9en Mtttelz Sqtnois einen beOeutenz
ben &uf, uno er ma9te fi9 bafelbft um Dag
amertfanii9e @r3iebungspefen iiber9aupt
berbient. S3on LANCE Dor {einem i~iinQeren
8ruber trat er audi trdftig gegen Die Sfldz
berei uuf unO fur6tIos branOmartte er bon
Ss%SadIonbiGe aus in @ort unb S9rift Die
2eute unb Die &i9tungen, pel9e i'm 0etbit
Ges Sa9res 1887 gu Nlton Die @rmorbung Deg
@tlaOereibetdmpfers @Giiab g. 2opeioD pere
f4uIOeten. Nu9 in elmer flammenOen @9rift
an Ous @OIt BON SqinOis trat er benz Sfla@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-07
apaapetttde autania etaat4 Bsttaaes g1Hte,na, 2. aeteaut 1895.

Den 6umanttGtsen3tdlte er6alten: 0ieGomz
mune Wien CUR @ertbeilung an @rme 1000
f., Die i5raelitii6e interchangeable
1000 f., Der iiraelitii9e S%rauenDerein 1000
f., Der iIraelitiT9e Nrmenoerein 1000 IT,,
0as iiraelitii9e 5aubitummen Sniff
tut in Wien 1000 H., Das %iiraeltz
tii9e 8linben Snftitut in Wisn 1000
H., Der @eretn u&inberzNfpl in 3i1tngsoorf "
1000 f., Der tIraelitil9e 5%rauenDerein IN
&riirn 1000 f., bic 9riibler Mrbettsi3ule
in M0bling 300 f., Die iiraelttif6e sGil1Dsrz
8eDabranitalt in PreBburg 1000 H., Die
Nrmen Der 9tnterbriibl, obne l1nterI9ieO Der
@onfefiion, 300 f., unO bic @rmen in Dob
ling, glei6faqs o9ne nnteri3ieb Der Con-
FELTON,, 500 Fl. @eiter BEL timmt bag 9eita@
ment 5000 fl. our 8etOftgung armer 6riit@
li9er Pfleglinge bes y9ermann S0oe8cp'~
l9en 0ofpt5es in 8aben", Elm &apttal bDn
1900 fl, fir @o6lt6dtigfeitsacte auf Ser
6erri9aft NagpzGos5onp in l~1ngdrn, 1000
Fl. ben 8arm6er5igen 8riibern hi 8ien
unb 1000 Fl. benz ct. Nnnd=&tnber1pttal in
Wien. Sobann lit cine Het6e fleiller Sc
gate fir beftimmte arme p%erfOnen ausgsz
febt.
Die @ntbii1ung bss Mo5art : 9entmaIs
auf benz Nlbre9tsplabe in 8ien, nel6e fir
ben 4. Sttober >, S. geplant mar, 1T nun De-
%finittp perT9o6en unb auf Das 6rii6l06r
1896 berlegt tDor0en. 8erf9iebene @riinoe
tparen BET biefem 8e19luhe bes Gomites
ausf9lagge6enb, unter dnoeren 3unG9it AUDI
Der, baB in Der eriten SftobernD9e oieies
Sa6res Der 9aifer unb Der 9of nibt in Mten
{ein oirften. Oa nit Der Seier Der @ntbiilz
lung 5uglei@ audi Elm S%eitton5ert Der Sc
feui9aft Der MuiiffreunOe" uno cine Set
porte0ung i'm Spern6auie 9anb in 9alib
ge6en %iolten, 10 entfaqen ielbitperitdnbli@
nit Der 8erI9iebung audi biefe prOiettirten
fiinftlerii9en NbenOe, Sir bas Spsrnz
tbeater mar bereits cine muifalH9e 9etsge:lz
beitspiece in Gorbereitung genommen, Die,
BON elmer 8liit6enleie Mp3art{9er &ornpoz
~iitionen umgeben, getpihermaBen ben Mittelz
punt Der 8orfeQungen bilben FoQte. Nu9
in Der @eeQf6dft Der Muittfreun6e lpar
man bereits nit ben @nfGben 81 Dem 6sitz
%fon5erte bei9Gftigt. M' bies 1T nun Dem
Monat Mat bes nd3fen Sabres porbez
6alten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-07

Die Wablen in @roBbritannten unb Sr>
lamb Iinb boriiber. CD ii~6erpdltigeno Die
Nieberlage Der 2tberalen gepeien, entfpri4t
ibr NusfaG bod ni9t gang ben 9offnungen
uno Wiinf9en 2orb Saltsburp's. Gr bate
na9 ben groBen Siegen am Nnfang ge5pfft,
sr nerbe Der 2iberafen u%ntoniiten uno Der
G6dmberIain Gabtfalen gar nibt mebr be-
biirfen, ionbern es tpiirbe fi3 cine 10 quite
Me6r6eit Der Series iiber ale unberen garz
teten ergeben, baB er bic @efolgI9aft De-
pon16ire's unb G6amberlain's erbriiden unb
iiberf9luden, pber linen Die &iidfe6r in bic
Oppofttton freiite1en tDnne. Nun baben bic
Series 3tpar cine Mtebrbeit BON 6 iiber oae
anberen 9drteien, aber bas ift feline iOge@
nannte arbeitenbe Mebrbeit, B.. +. ie geni9t
ni6t, um gegen ieben 3ufau geii9ert gu fein,
unb 6err @ulisburD tpirb, pie friiber, ben
Nni9auungen Der liberalen, aber unions
treuen @ruppen 9ebonfbire nit ibren 48
unO Chamberlain nit ibren Is Stimmen
&e9nung tragen miHfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-07
Gbemu1po in &orea,
%. Sum- 1895.

@ier Sgea blieb ih in @OnbO, iupantI3
&ai9o ausgefpro9en, Der 3DeitdtteTen
6auptitabt bes foreanif@en &ei6es. Gnt@
3iideno 3ni19en f9immernoen Selienbdngen
unb blii6enben &utanienbGumen fH9 aus
bebnenb, gleidbt bic muleri1Ae Stabt einem
tpeit6in 3erftreuten Srte Der fpaniT9sn
Sierra. s3u meiner Sreuoe traf id Oprt
einen S9iffbru9sgenoffen &tfbtmoto, oerz
glei4enben &eligtonsfori9er, Der bier Sabre
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-08-07

in 0arbarb gepeien unb aud belm Melt
gtonsparlament au g6icugo einen Sortra9
iiber bic 3uf1nft Der Heltgion in Sapan Jez
6alten bat. @r bate in S0ul benz unab9dn=
giqteitsfeit am 6. Stunt beigetpo4nt, bate lt3
bann bret Sage in einen1 buobt1tti@sn Hloz
iter aufge6alten un0 poQte nun DE Soal9sz
grGber BON Sonbo beiu4en. Uttt t9nn reIite
Elm @rzParlamentarter, Sarnon.
Die geba9ten @rdber ltegen 0ret Ute!ten
n0rbGi9 BON Der Stabt in elmer angeneRtten
@albpie1e, bic tera7enarttg duf1telgt unO
rings bpn prd9tiem 6D3palo un19eDsn 1T:
gu beiben Seiten Der Wiefe fteben le 8pet
feline &apenen, auf benz b03ften Pur1tte Goer
5unG9it ie atpei Mannesftanobtlber NIT "
germ, gurt3 ipie BEL &inbia's Grab, blob paB
Der @ibber fe6lt, unb bann Elm ma9tl9sr,
fiinftli9er @rbaufpurf in tumpfer Eegelz
form, fettGi4 bur9 Die 3p01f a3etd3en oes
3ineitf9en S6iertrei1es ~Der3iert uno 5fpdr m
Der Dirt, baB, pie BEL ben M%egbpterr, 0le
SbiertDpfe auf Menf 9enlei6ern faBen, Ote
Statnen 6dlt man unpilfiirlt3 fir Si!oer
Der begrabenen &0nige; aber man ml1B ltc9
baran erinnern, baB Die Srientalen, bon DEN
Siirfen Big 3u ben G6tne1en, t6re 9srrl9fr
ME biloli9 barfte1en; oemna9 pdren e
irqeno pel6e s. etreue ober 9iener. Der
Still mar auberorDentli9 beri6teoe1t DON
&tnbia's 8rab, ct 5eigte elrlen rem nlonSol2
f6en @6arafter. Die gar3e Mnlo9e ut oOO
Sabre alt unb ge60rt iomit Der WfingDDna1tIe
an, bic bpr sos SSSa6ren BON benz IeBt IN
&orea berrf9enben 9uufe ~geitiir5t fpl1roe.
Sur @r0ffnung Der iapant19@torean!l9 en
S9ule in SDnbo paro Elm tletnes 5e1t gez
feiert, an benz Der glabn1aiDr unb ptele PUB
renbe &preaner t6eilna6men, poru1lter Io,
Der 8ruber bes ieBigen toreanti@en 9slano=
ten in Sofno. Sine Site oes Sten5 be-
Ite6t barin, gu 9ebi9ten itb 3eraus5uf2r<
bern, cine unter6ultungy Die i%n1Dfern lt9
empfte6lt, als 1onit 3pif9en Sapanern, Sos
reanern unb g6inefen pegen untenntntB Der
9pra9e Der gefenige @erfebr ie6r ,eri9ipert
1T. Der 6erausforbernoe f9retbt al1o Elm
@ebi9t in 9ineiH9en 3ei3en nteber, Der
9egner bat Daralf Elm 8pettes NIT Den1eiben
@nbreimen gu MAIDEN. Natiirlt9 iuftn
nun bic Oi6terlinge NIT ben abfon0erlt9z
item, unmDglibten &eimen ii9 gu iiber6ieten,
Der @ert6 biefer BrDbufte lit natIrlt4 g(et9
NuQ. So qab 1etnen iapanif3en SreurGen
cine Defenders f6pere guB 81 tnaden, mo-
mentli6 an etnem Musbrud nagten Ie NOD
an anbern Morgen berum unb ertldrten M
grimmig NGe, bas lei i9nen gu ttef. 80
netge Der Nniibt gu, baB So, aug bel en- 9e@
ii9t Elm er{3lagener 0nmor !lgte, lernte
N%ebenbu6ler an Der gta1e herumtubrte, l1no
DaB bas I9tpere Mort iiberbaupt ntAts be-
beutete. Natiirli9 f4por er, es lei alt@
f1a1if9 9ineiT3, Elm @ort Gus Der 3ett Der
6an = mir niirben fagen: NrmtnS 0eS
@berusfers. @m anbern Sage cling er aber
bod bin, um fiinfttgen @ei4le9tern gegen@
iiber feline @6re rein3ubalten, un6 Derbs1lerte
bas bunfle @prt an Der S3ultdfel, ND lein
@ebi9t CROP angef9rieben mar uno BON ioo
mGnntgItb bann es copirte. @eot9temddlen
gebDrt i%ibrigens in &preu CUR 8tloung llnO
1T namentli9 fir einen 9Ofltng unerldBlId"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10
A CINNAMON DRUNK.
worse THAN A DEBAUcH ON
RED WHISKY.
Throws Men into q Condition BORDER
ing on hadness-No Control over the
Mind or Voice once Under the In
nuenre

Did you ever see a man on a cln-
nnmon drunk?" said l.. J. Cartwright.
Tennessee iumberman. to writer
IN the st. Louis Globe Democrat III
you should witness a case you would
never want to see another. A few
months ago I had three young men
getting out pipe slaves down In the
tennessee mountains and they con-
Guided 10 have little toot on nay day.
Ihey went TO "a uoarby town. but failed
TO get the needed article. In fact they
could got nothing. whatever Of stim-
ul1ting nature bdt essence Of CHINA
mon This essence comes In little ff-
teen-ccnt Walls and ~. " course. nut
w Tor nuvorlnE The boys bought
couple NJ dozens " these Walls and be-
gan drinking the essence straight
When they got back to camp they were
IN very had TX. They were noisy and
violent and rceied and staggered about
hclplcHsly one ~ the boys. quiet.
modest follow. who was never known
70 mako any sort ~ a demonstration.
danced and rang like u wild man They
nll yelled like demons and acted like
20 many iunntlcs on n tear. II was "a
rhocklng sight They were pale as
dnAth' and their Dyes were set like a
cats eyes. To move their sight they
moved their heads. They had no con-
troll over their minds or voices. They
were deathly sick. but their stomachs
could not throw on the horrible dose
they had taken. and thus for three
hours the young men raved and danced
ana suffered. How they suffered no
words can tell. II took them three days
10 get over Il. when they got straight
ehcd up again they said the one expert
neht was cnough-no more cinnamon
urunkH Tor them. ! think they meant
IT, My experience IL. and have been
INVESTIGATING the subject n good many
years that the best and safest indul-
gence' if man feels like stirring up
nus latent powers little IL good
straight whisky There ~ no substl-
tute for Il that can create az many
grateful emotions, and as much to
fellow'a feelings Of Importance. with
as little discomfort In after effects.
have tried every indulgence known TO
caterers the word over. and take
good Tennessee mountain dew every
time. when I take anything"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10
AE plp Nor LIKE pnRFuMrs.
But the Reminiscent Odor OF = Cigar
Was Another Matter.

II was at a lecture. the room was hot
ana crowded. and Mrs. Blttersweet no.
ticed that her husband was suffering
under a sense of injury.
what IL II. DEAR" she whispered.
under cover ~ one Of the speakers
rounded periods.
Mr. Bltteraweet's snifs became more
audible ITS the abominable odor 81
perfumery In the room" he puffed.
I'm almost asphyxiated by H. why.
/ can count fourteen distinct scents
every time the women about US APP
plaud"
20 we'll. try not To notice IT," whis-
pered his wife. with that cheerfulness
always displayed by the friends Of the
sufferer In such cases. DO listen TO the
lecture. II is just splendid"
'Humph I suppose you like the odor;
women always do like whatever costs
money. DO you happen to know how
much f. spent annually on pcrfumcry
IN America aloncy'
No dear. ! don't What IL IT,"
m-wcll. ! don't remember the ox-
act figures Just now. but I assure you
II II something enormous. For my part
] think that the carrying Of perfumes
into public places should be prohibited
by law. and the amount OF money
which would otherwise have been
wasted upon them might then 20 to-
wards endowing an asylum for those
idiots who don't know that others have
rights IN public
"sh-sh' You are disturbing peo-
pie, The lady IN the violet bonnet Is
looking dlggerH at you"
"liumph. tho one whose handker-
chief Is poisoned with pntchouli:
don't care II she isn't pleased Say.
think ~ stop out Tor cigar"
DO" said hls wife. with smile. II
thought something beside the perfume
was troubling YOU"
lie came back before long with n
smiling face and settled himself con-
tcntcdly In his place. As hc did 80 the
lady In the violet bonnet, who sat next
10 him, began 10 wave her hnndker-
chief before her face
Isn't it awful she whispered to her
companion. wherever one goes II II
Just the sume-somc horrid man poi
sons the air with the odor OF stale to-
bncco. positively l couldn't endure Il
n l hadn't some strong perfume about
me az an nntldotc."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10
an A sroRAaE nArrrRY.
A Theory That u Can Be Tapped foI
Al the Electricity Needed.


Al the Electricity Needed.
Elias 49, Dunn. the weather observer
az New York. has been studying atmoH.
pheric electricity Tor two years, SAYS the
Boston Transcript. The sergeant. as
they used 10 call him; &C farmer, as
they call him now, said the other day
that he will live 60 see the day when
electricity collected from the ntmos-
phere and stored by some means which
an Edison or Tesla will have To devise.
viii revo!utionizo the world The pro-
phet expects that cities will be lighted
ana heated by atmospheric electricity:
that every train and car will be runlight-
ed indicated by Il; that coal win become
"A curiosity; that steam Neating will be
4 granny talk to the children OF the next
generations that the telegraph and tel
ephone companies will lose their mo-
noplies. that war will become n farce
because n touch OF electricity will make
the British Grcnadlcra or the German
uhlans or the Scotch Highlanders sit
down on the cold ground powerlesn
Even the dreams OF communication
with the inhabitants OF Mars will be-
come realities. and n man viii be able
20 strike up electricity as he does a par-
Tor match. There will be no more troll
ley strikes. because there viii be no
more trolleys. Mankind will tap the
atmosphere for almost any convenience
except food and clothing. and even the
clothing will be woven and the food
cooked by atmospheric electricity,
street cleaning will be as easy as the
maglclan's 'Prestol change" and every
body will live comparatively happier
ever after. Mr.. Dunn Is sure that his
Ideas are practical ana probable. The
atmosphere In his constant study and.
having introduced general humidity 20
the public as the principal element In
uncomfortable days. he has determined
that the potent element for good In the
air we breathe shall no longer be
wasted. Why, he said. the whole at.
mosphere In soaked with electricity.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-05-10
CALIFORNIA; CLIMATE.
One Of Its Peculiarltles L. that Natura,
lee IL Practically Unknown.

The New York Times calls attention
TO the fact that. while Florida lies be-
tween the parallels OF 20 and 81 degrees
north latitude. every part OF California
IL In higher latitude. the southern
boundary being the thirty-second paral-
lei ana The state extending as far north
as the forty-second degre. and yet all
along the coast the weather this winter
has been milder than In Florida, which
lies nearer the equator than the most
southerly portion OF southern Callfor-
MIA. II must be that the great Pacific
ocean, with the temperature OF It's
waters modified by the great Kuro
sirro, or Japanese gulf stream, is re-
sponsible for the mlldness OF the eli
mate OF the coast. In the interior, par
ucularly In the mountain regions OF the
state, there II n great deal Of snow and
cold weather. but not along the coast
and II II remarkable 10 see how far the
mild coast climate extends eastward
and Inward. says the San Francisco
Examiner. Not until the warm wave
from the ocean Is met aud counter
acted by the chill OF the anow-clad ST.
ezra ~ there a degree OF cold expe-
rienced which is In any respect worth
considering.
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is STAGE KISS oENuiNE7
IL May Bo where tho Divine sa,ah Ia
One Party to u.

~ "seS ~ '"''' wv biNihe thrAh IL
One Party to 10.
Vienna and Berlin are In a small fer
ment over the stage kissing developed
by the jealous husband OF an actress
who made his wife give up her role be-
cause II required too much kissing OF
the handsome hero. The profession In
both cities has been deliberately inter-
Viewed on the subject. the papers re-
porting their opinions pro and con
The agitation has spread TO England
and authentic pronunclamentos from
Miss Terry, Mrs. Campbell and the rest
are expected.
Meanwhile a little nnecdote nbout
Sarah Bernhardt may throw some light
on the matter. or at least demonstrate
that there are kisses and kisses on the
stage as well Rs on This emotional
actress was recently performing In a
new play, and at the close OF the last
act she had to rush upon the stage,
kneel down by the side OF her dead low
cr. who had been shot by the villain.
and passlonately kiss his forehead. 1t
Is said that French noblcmen, poets.
authors ana artists wrote to her. offer
ing TO serve as the corpse. and she. not
wishing TO offend anyone. had a fresh
person every night. The news OF the
scheme got abroad. TO the vast ndyan-
tage OF the box office.
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SHE WAS STILL NAN SMITH.
Ten Years Had Chanred the Town. but
Ills Love was waiting.

hH ahNH was NhHAhA
lie had been away from his home
town FOR years and years which
means. In this Instance. ten years. and
he had gone away because pretty Nan
ME Smith hadn't asked him To stay.
Men do that sometimes
Now he had come again. says the De-
troit Free Press and az he wandered
about the old place there was almost
pain In his heart 20 note the changes
time had wrought, Everything was
new. and Il made him homesick 10 wan
der about seeking the things ~ his
childhood ana boyhood days and find
Ing them not
But he found Mamie Smith and went
to her as n tired child goes TO It's moth
cr She was kinder than Of yorc and
she was really glad % see him. And
hcf Wen. she was ten years older.
but she was still NJ n q had been but
Yesterday since he had told her good
by.
u fancy" she said to him as they sat
on the broad piazza ~ her home that
evening and looked over toward the
mis- beyond the town. that you feel
quite stranger within our gates2'
YES he said sadly. - could scarce
~ have believed II n I had not cx-
perionccd II. Ten years IL not eternity.
either"
40. but times change moro than
eternity"
1T surely does IN this Instance
Everything ia changed"
Not everything. almost cvcrythign."
she corrected him.
Not everything. almost everything"
sisted. quite hopelessiy.
There's one thing that hasn't
changed. John" she said. In such
tone and he looked up at her curiousiy
Tell mo what II IT," he asked eager
ly. II want TO see IT,"
You can't see Il very we'll. John"
she smiled. because II IL my mime"
Ten years had been long time FOR
job nto walt. but she made him walt
month longer. and when he came bacl,
10 his native town again Mamie
Smiths name underwent a change also.
but It didn't seem to sadden John as
the other changes had done.
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Kate and Reed are two little New Or
leans folks who are Just big enough
TO begin to study the Sunday school
lesson by themselves. one morning
Kate was struggling through the third
chapter OF Matthew while Reed, with
his knees drawn up, his chin resting
on them and his hat on the back OF his
head, listened intently; And the John
same had his raimont Of camers hair
and aleathern griddlo around his Iolns.
ana his meat was locusts and wild
honey" spelled Kate. slowly ana with
difficulty Kate" said Reed sud
denly, what did he want with that
grlddle7' Don't know" said Kate.
After thinking like a steam engine for
minute Reeds face frightened all
over and he burst out; Il know; he
wanted II to fry his loeusts on