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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-08-21

The IoGe1- appeal says the admins
tration received a great deal of abuse
at the Washington conference, Cleve-
land and Carlisle being represented as
the tools of the gold bugs and as traitors
to the people. These charges are too
foolish to require refutation or consid-
Grafton. Congressman Jones, of Vir-
GINA, very properly entered a protest
against such absurd denunciations, and
said that while he is a warm friend Of
silver he had been a democrat before
he was silver man and would remain
o democrat, no matter what platform
is adopted by the national convention.
That is the sensible and loyal way for
true democrat to talk.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-08-21
C. A. e. National Encampmenr,
Louisville, Ky.

The h, s. o. r. r. Co. will sell excursion Tick
cts to Louisville and return at all Ticket Sta
tions on its lines east OF the Ohio River, at
rate Of one cent per mile each way for the
round tri p, for all trains September eth to 10th,
inclusive, valid for return journey until OctO-
Der 9Th, inclusive. Tickets will also be placed
on sale, via Is. & o. at offices of all connecting
lines. Stop-overs will be allowed on the return
trip.
Veterans will bear in mind that all d. & o.
trains run via Washington and Harper.s
Ferry, aug 21-3ts
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-08-21
sTAUMTOM ACADEMY,
MATHEMATICAL AND CLASSICAL.
S. I'll. OWENS, Principal.

Next Session Begins Monday, Sept. 2, 1895.
Preparation for College and University a
Speciality. Session. months.
Terms, $4,000 Half on Entrance; Half Janu
airy 18th, 1896.
Latin $40 extra. Greek $40 extra. Each
modern language $40 extra.
aug 2i-2rnOS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-08-21

Tickets will also be sold from other stations
at cOrreSpondingly low rates.
For more detailed information apply to
nearest B. s. o. Agent.
Aug 14-2ts
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-08-21
SOLD IN COUNTY BY

II. G. Scrogham, Spring Hill, Va.
r. b. Dull, Middlebrook,
R. NJ. Houff, Stonewall,
D. E. Spradlin, Swoope, "
Bell Il Higgs, Bodley, -"
r. II. Gaines, do
w. HI. Pugh, Van Lear,
r. E. CarweIl, Anderson.
i. W. Quesenberry, Waynesboro,
Killian & Henkel, do
J. A. Leighton, do
Cooke Brothers, do L"
r, b. Trevey Il Co., Basic City,
Calvert * brown, do
j. W. Hall do a.
Rudisil & Brown. do ="
j. Fl. Kemp, do -
Felix Moore, do
J. A. Patterson, Lyndhurst, &"
G. T; BalsIey, Sherando, ="
j. D. Balsley, do 1"
w. d. Hensley, Ladd,
S. G. Halves, Fishersville, d"
r. A. Hall, do
S. Reed, do
Fielding & Son, do {"
Mrs. z. L. Kerr, New Hope, d"
j. I. Smith, Laurel Hill, I"
j. II. Leonard, Crimora, g
W. R. TaIley Il Co., do q"
s. III. Davis, Madrid. &"
j. H. May, Dooms, p"
.. s. Knapp, Summerdean, 1"
j. H. Sillings, Parnassus, Z"
j. Sutton & Son, Verona, :"
r. Baber, Alton, d"
J. II. Goodloe, do
J. H. Levin & Co., MeGaheysville, {"
w. A. Heron, do &"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-08-21
ROYAL C0LORS
TOBACCO.
10 cents a Plug.
SOLD IN AUGUSTA BY


A. F. McCorkle, Middlebrook, Va.
s. s. Palmer, Greenville, g
John Fl. Clarke, " {"
G. G. Dull, Mint Spring,
S. o. Page, Hermitage,
w. F. Fretwell q Bro, New Hope"
r. s. Clarke, Plunkettsville,
McNett & Co., Annex, a"
j. 3. Hull, lack, d"
Smith & Roden, Waynesboro, 90
Waldrop & Adkins. Swoope, ."
f. NJ. Stinespring, Cowaus, "
j. s. Palmer, Arbor Hill, Z"
Jos. A. Mitchell, Cherry Grove, "
G. L. Sherman, Burketown, =
Craig & Doyle, Craigsville, 4"
j. A. Riddel, Moscow, &"
A. E. Berry, Long Glade, 4"
j. NJ. Harper, Mt. Sidney, d"
Hamlet Moore, Nit. Sidney, Z"
w. P. Rush & Co., Mt. Scion, g
j. L. Muddiman, Burke's Mill, Z"
j. S. Huffman, do do -
L. b. Fanver, Middlebrook, &"
j. A. Turk. Newport, q"
u. A. Sheets, Plunkettsville. "
SOLD IN STAUNTON BY
j. r. Brown & Son,
John Burns & Bro,
r. o. Haines,
j. II. Swartzel,
J. N. Anderson,
d. S. Weaver,
J. II. Matthews,
w. ID. Hoge,
ID. n. Childress, ag't,
Davis & Powell,
b. b. Buchanan,
J. f. Graham,
Daniel Crimmens,
G. l.. Wilson,
w. J. d. Riley,
G. .. Herring,
d. A. Snitemap,
W. b. Connall,
G. Fl. White,
j. l. Henderson,
W. E. Ware,
j. II. Landes,
S. P. Mann,
j. E. Sheets,
t. r. Blackburn,
George j. Johnson,
]. ID. Bailey,
G. D. Higginbotham,
J. G. Whitlock,
A. NJ. Cupp.
j. W. Brandeburg.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-08-21
july 3l-tds

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" REAL ESTATE.-By virtue of a decree
rendered on the 4th day of December 1894 in
the cause of John Seawrights Admir- Us. John
Seawrights heirs, pending in tie Circuit Court
of Augusta county, we will, ON
Thursday, the goth day of August, 1895,
proceed, in front of the Court house of Angus
ia county, to offer for sale at public auction
Eighteen Acres Of valuable meadow land be-
longing to the estate of the late John Sea-
wright.
This land is situated ON Naked creek in Au-
gnSta county, about four miles west of Mt
Sidney, adjoining Harshberger, Heller and
others, and is very valuable for farming pur-
poses.
TERMS:-Ca in hand to pay costs of sale
and rule awarded in the above cause, and the
balance upon a credit of one, two, and three
years, the purchaser to give bond with ap-
proved security for the deferred instruments
bearing interest from date, and title retained
as ultimate security.
j. NJ. QUARLES.
ALEX. FL. FULTZ,
Commissioners
l, Jos. b. Woodward, Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Augusta county, do certify that j. NJ.
QuarleS has executed the bond required by de-
cree of sale, of date December 4th 1894, in the
cause of SeawrightS adm r against Seawright' s
heirs.
Given under my hand this Goth day of July,
1895.
JOS. b. WOODWARD, Clerk.
july 31-tds
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-08-21

A FATAL DREAM.-On Tuesday.night
of last week, Percy W. Laidley, a
prominent Charleston. W. Va, drug
gist, dreamed that burglars were try
ing to get into the house. His dream
impressed him SO that he got his 44-cal-
iber revolver out of a drawer and began
cleaning it for use. A few minutes later
the pistol was discharged, the ball en-
tering his left breast near the heart
and passing entirely through his body,
breaking glass jar, embedded itself
in the wall. He was taken home where
he died in an hour.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-08-21

MURDER AND sUICIDE.-At Evans
willie, Ind, Friday, Mrs. VIM. Browning
killed her husband and herself The
couple had been qnarreling, and Mrs.
Browning ended the understanding
by procuring pistol and shooting her
husband, killing him instantly. She
then killed herelf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-08-21

We cannot say that Secretary Nor
toms Joke" in paying off the EN-
ployees of his department in silver was
as much of an object lesson as he evi
IDENTIFY thought it was. The silver dol
lars which the clerks received were
good for one hundred cents on a gold
basis. If they had been good only for
their actual bullion value, as might
have been the case if free coinage and
silver monometallism were the law of
the land, then there would have been
a striking object lesson in paying an
honest debt with a deprecated cur
rency. Nobody objects to silver dol
lar that has all the purchasing power
OF gold dollar and is exchangeahle
for the latter. The average man will
carry off a cart load of them without
uttering protect. 1t is the fifty cent
dollar that would be Objectionable
IadeG- appeal.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-08-21

Some anxiety was caused the Expo
sition management by the effort of
certain Philadelphia people to prevent
the bringing of the Liberty Bell to At
Ianta. This was put at rest by the
following telegram from Mayor War
wick to Mrs. Loulie NJ. Gordon, who
has been largely instrumental in secur-
ing the bell:
THE ladies of the South can depend
on my doing all in my power to bring
TO the Exposition the sweetest and
fairest bell of the nation"
A program has been prepared for the
journey of the Liberty Bell and the
cities and towns along the route from
Philadelphia to a tlanta will give it a
cordial reception. 1t is expected to
reach Atlanta by September 10Th. 1t
will be escorted by a &C mmittee of the
Philadelphia city council and a detach-
ment of the Philadelphia police.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-08-21
0oMM1ss,oNrR,s SAFE OF A HoUsr

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A HOUSE
~ AND LOT NEAR THE CITY OF STAUN-
TON. VA--PurSuantt to decree of the circuit
Court OF Augusta county. Va, entered on the
l56h day OF May, 1895, in the Chancery cause or
Splitter, Powell & Co. Us. William and Mary
Monroe the undersigned commissioner VIII
0Icf Tor sale, at public auction, in front of the
CourG-house i'll the city of Staunton, Va, on
Thursday, August the Goth, 1895,
at L. NJ. Of that day, the following house and
lot. to-wft: That certain lot of land, belonging
to William Monroe, just outside of and north
OF the city OF StauntOn, said lot containing IS
poles with good frame dwelling thereon.
TERMS OF SALE Sufficient cash ON day of
sale to pay the costs of this suit and sale, and
all unpaid taxes on said lot and the amount
$l97 &c. with interest, due the Augusta Per-
petual Building and Loan Company" and as
to the residue ON a credit of six, twelve, and
eighteen months. said deferred payments to
be evidenced by the bonds of the purchaser
with approved personal security, bearing in
terest from date and waving the homestead,
the title to the property to be retained as ulti-
mate security.
w. II. LANDES,
Commissioner
l, Jos. r. Woodward Clerk of the Circuit
LandeS has executed the bond required by de-
cree OF sale of date May 18th, 1885, in the cause
of Splitter, Powell i Co. against VIM. Monroe,
sc.
Given under my hand this 9th day of July,
1895.
JOS. B. WOODWARD, Clerk.
iuIv 2I-tdS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-08-21
The Wooden Industries.

1.-THE effect of the new tariff upon
the wooden industry is a matter of
great Importance to many and varied
interests" says the Washington Post.
sit was claimed by the farmers and
supporters of the wooden schedule that
it would increase and cheaper produc-
ton without reducing wages. They
believed that free wool and reduced
duties on wooden goods would give
manufacturing such an impetus that
VIC could compete with European man
held, and still hold, that the increased
demand for wool would prevent an in
furious decline in the price of that
staple. They urged that reduced cost
of wooden goods to consumers and in
creased employment of labor in the
mills would be among the advantages
of the radical change of policy"
The american Wool and Cotton Re
porter gives the following statement of
the condition of wooden industry
ut is estimated that in May, 1898,
there were in operation 1874 sets of
cards, wooden and worsted; II, 900 wool
en- and worsted looms, and 1901 knit
ting machines. About June 1, 1865,
there were in operation 8,456 sets of
cards, wooden and worsted; n, 100 looms
on wooden and worsted goods, and g.
$50 knitting machines; this probably
must be increased at date in every
particular, as there is most imposing
list of engagements of wooden mills
and installations of new machinery
since January 1, 1895, exclusive of
thirtyeight brand new enterprises
(woolen mills) and large number of
new knitting plants, as shown in the
Reporter for July a."
Whatever, says the Charlottesville
Progress, may be said of the ssf Effect O
the lower tariff unon. tsne other indus
- u is .rse-rIeesdft is certain that thu
wooden mills are better off than the,
have been for years; that is, regarded
as a whole. 1t may be that there ar,
individual cases in which the action
of the tariff is deleterious, because tn,
management does not choose to tax
advantage of it's opportunities. Blu
this cannot be charged to the tariff.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-08-21

Frank A. Mcgowan, former Mayor of
Trenton, whose disappearance from
home three weeks ago caused much
comment, explains his absence by an
nouncing that he went to Oklahoma to
begin divorce proceedings against his
wife.
Seven persons were drowned by the
capsizing of a yacht in Isle of Wight
Bay, near Ocean City, Nd Sunday.
General Maxine Gomez, the insur-
gent Cuban leader, Havana news
paper reports unof1icially, died of con-
sumption in Cuba July 81 last.
William Spencer Currell, now pro
fessor of English at Davidson College,
North Carolina, has been elected to fill
the chair of modern languages and
English in Washington and Lee Uni
versity.
John Johnson, colored, was hanged
at Mount Sterling. KY, Friday for
killing Policeman Charles Evans June
Is. Nearly 10000 people witnessed the
hanging.
A storm passed over Chickamauga
Park Thursday, doing much DANA ge
The wind blew gale and tore up hun
dreds of the finest and largest trees in
the park.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-08-21

Room formerly occupied by Staunton Savings
Bank. aug-21-4ts
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24

9os @iener yTrembenblatt" f9reibt:
Der erite Siirit, BON benz man peiB, baB er
elmer 8lume einen plab in Ieinem &nDpfz
lo9 anpies, mar Qubntg XVI, unb 0ieie
8lume par - bic 8lut6e Der &drtpffel,
Our9 Die 8liitbe tpurbe audi balb Der nabrz
6Gfte &nOlen betdnnt unb nte mir pt1en,
%bebauptete it6 bie1er better in Der S3iiiIel
als Die 8liitbe i'm 8nopflo3. DIS 8ar=
teien3ei6en tpurbe Die 8lume 5uerIt BON ben
@nglGnbern angetpenbet in benz &rieQe Der
rotben unb Der netBen Stole, 9os &m6lem
Der 8Onaparttiten tit bas 8etl9en, Die 8puz
longtften baben 1t6 bic rot6en gfelSen 9ez
pdblt, bic @o3ialiiten, 8abifdlen unb Mntiz
tlertfalen bic rot6e Smmorte1e, Die W}arz
guerite, bic 8Gume Der &0ni9tn bon c~oyta[ten,
tptr6 audi in 9Gnemart bo6Qe6alten. eSm
Sabre 1873 mar 1te bas @mblem Der Car
ltiten gu @bren Der 6er5ogin BON Mabrtb,
Der SCOOTER Der 6er5ogtn BON Yarma. cSn
8elgten 1T bic Wo6nbGume bas 3eihen Der
&atbDltten unD Die &prnblume bag Der libe=
rdlen Partet. 9a8 Mappen S9ottlunDs
3etgt cine 0tItel, Die au6 bos @mblem zines
ber0orrdgenoen englii9en Gttterprbens 1T.
Nu3 onoere Srben baben 8l11men onQez
rtommen; 10 bic 8oTe bon 8rafilien urO Bic
@brpfantbeme fat fi6, nie ben Salon unb
0as 8ouootr, 10 au4 bas &nopflo9 nit
tbrer autbrtngltAen grd6t erpbert. oSn
Paris pirb felt einigen Sabren BEL Sotreen
uno 8Glen cine 9roBe, petBe pDer eeGbe
@Rrpiont9emumblume i'm &nopfl06 qetraz
gen. Sn ben leBten gui7entQqen nia6fe Der
Soponertn baS beimif@e 8ergiBmetnni6t-
Die Nattpnalblume Der &uKen : ben Nano
itretttg, Die 8nopflo9blumenfraqe 1T
nod INNER nt6t entI6teben; man min fir
Die bornebme Welt bur9aus 6te1en beI6etbez
men YlaB i'm Nn5ug Der 6erren Der ~1toGaen
Sr9toee 1tAern. 9o9 fie brtngt an
13etnen6 ntbt our9; fir ben @eTeuf9oftsz
9on04g bletbt Die petBe Nelfe, fir Sic 6traz
Bentotlette, 1e na9 Der Sabre83ei @eil6en,
&ornblumen ober farbtge Nelfen.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
morum 1T Ger menfd fein rotur.
Shmimmer

Sebes bterfIBige Sbter ma9t, tpenn ea
ms Wafer 9eporfen ptrD, me6r ober tpentz
ger ge16idte 8e%tpegungen, bur9 tpel9e es
Dor Dem unteriinfen bena6rt ntrb; bic ge=
i9idteren Sbtere pifIen fi9 70 gut gu be-
pegen, baB ie ri4ttg f4pimmeno auf's
3rpdene gelangen, Die ungei9tdteren finD
tpent9itens i'm Stanbe, fi9 bur9 lire 8ez
negungen auf Der Sberfldbe 5u erbalten -
III Der Menf9 1T ba3u BON Natur nt6t i'm
Stdnbe. Wer Dds S6ptmmen 11ibt gelernt
bat, gebt, tpenn er ms Wafer 9erdtb, unz
feblbar unter, benin tpenn Der MenI9 in Der
Sobesang1t uno in benz WunI9, 1t9 npr
Dem @~rtrtnten 3u retten, 8epegungen ma4t,
70 ftnb Oiefe nt4t CUR &ettung geeignet, fOnz
bern beI9leuntgen i'm 8egentbetl Das Inter
iinfert. Die Nnt6ropologen ertldren bteIe
auffGQige @r1@etnung babur9, baB tie la
gen, iebes Sbier, bas ms 0ai1er gerGt6,
Iu6t fid bur4 bieielbe Sbdtigteit gu retten,
bic INN au9 bel onberen 9efa6ren bilft.
Die 8terfiBler nun 5u9en, penn i6nen cine
@efa6r fdbt, tbr Sell i~n1ttnttib i'm @ntz
1aufen, unb 10 MAIDEN 1te aud i'm Mafer
2ouf6epegungen, unb biefe 5inb in Der Shat
g%eeignet, fe iiber Waher 81 erbalten. Die
eriten MenI9en bagegen tpobnten cuff
8aum3tpeigen, unb tpenn ibnen cine @efabr
nabte, 10 fubten fte ibr 81 entgeben, tnbem
Ite auf bic 8Gume fletterten; fielen fe nun
ms Mafer, 10 nuBten tie it9 AUDI bier feline
anbere 9iGfe, als inDem tie inftinttiD Die ge=
pobnten &letterbeipegungen ma4ten; biefe
finb aber ni6t i'm @tonbe, ben 8Drper iiber
@aIer 3u erbaGten, fonbern bef0rbern nod
bas unteriinfen. 9iefe ~ungIiidfeltge Netz
gung, fi3 i'm @afer bur3 &letterbetpe9un=
gen gu belfen, bat ftA BON ben eriten Menz
19en Bis auf bic iebt leberben pererbt, unb
in Der Shat Itebt man, baB Elm g3i6tf3ptmz
mer i'm @afer ftets &letterbepegungen
md6t - natiirlt3 ME nit gInitigem Grz
fplg.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
Der Persensromon zines 5iriten,

Shirt &orl gu 6obenlobe, Elm 8ru6er 6eS
mar Der Stommbalter Der 6obens2angen>
bur9i6en Qtnte, tpeI6er bic @raTi6aft
0let3en bet9egeben lit. 0ur6 Somtliens
bertrag BPM 81. QGprtL 1860 Der3i6tete er
auf Sen 8elib bes 6iiritentbums Sobenz
9angenburg un6 frat lein Qnrecht auf Die
GrbfpL9e ietnem iln9eren 8ru0er, benz
Siriten 6ermann, ab, um Elm i6liDteS
8ur9ermGb6en, in bas ct itb leibeni6aftz
lid Derliebt bate, 3u ietner @emabltn gu
nta6en. Die muntere un6 auBer9epObnz
LID bibi9e iunge Dame, Srdulein Warie
@ratbipobl, bate ct i'm elterli6en S9Ioiie
fennen gelernt, ais ite ba1elbit nit bes SIR
fen S6peiter, Ser Mutter unierer &ailerin,
unb ntebreren an6ern iungen WtG66en in
ber S6loBfii6e baS &ocbcn erlernte. Beim
8afteLbafen iOQ es gemeien letn, gu benz
bic iun9e 9rtnseiftn Ben 8ru6er in Bic ibm
friiber 9Gn3lib unbefannte vSpeiiebereiz
tunSsz9tnftalt" gelodt bate, ais 8rtns
&arG 3uerit fem 6erS entbe6te. 0on ba an
ao9 eS i'm nit auer Wa6t na6 6ielen i6m
oOrbcr gdnalt6 8leibgilti8en Ndumen.
gta6 benz To6e lctnes 8aters ~beiratbete Der
Sirit 0as iunge Wdbcben, Dem fir it9 unb
feline ebeliben No6tommen bonn &6nig
bon Witrttemberg bet gtame vOon 8ronn"
Derliebsn tpurbe. Shirt GarL gu 6obenIo6e
Iebte in ben i~ieb3iger Sabren Ldn9ere 3eit
in Sranffurt a. so. @r bate 6arnalS in ber
0eerba6 cine srOBe g arterretuobnung tnue !;
feline &tnber, Garl, gtctoria Bat6in Der
&Ontgtn bon @n9lan6) unb 8eotrice, be-
lucbten Jr1ntfurter S6uLen. Ser SIrlt
fibrte Elm muitcr1oft i6oneS S~amiltenleben
unb uer9Otterte seraoe3u feline liebenStpiirz
bi8e @emabltn un6 bic ~boh6egobten &inz
Der. Gr mar cine bobe, lebr iAlanfe Gr>
i3einung bon edit ariitOfratilbem NeuBern,
O1S @eitcbt, tr0Bben er auf benz etnen Qluge
ettpns i9telte, auBeror0enttt6 iDmpatbtl6.
SIR CUTE 8ilber unb &unitperfe beiaB ct
cine grOBe 2eiDeni9Gft, ebenie mar er GROCER
8lumsnz unb Gbierfreunb. Die ieltenften
809el, %be1Cn6ers 8apageien, 0urften in
Iet1em 81 etnem Kindergarten ber9ericbteten
Salon fret umberfliesen. Seine &inber,
oeren Nusbilbung er iOr8fdlttg Gberpa6te,
tpur6en fribseitt9 nit ieoer Qlrt bon SpOrt
befannt gemocbt. SeDen freten gtabmittag
ritten iie na1 benz ToritbauS, m66renS Die
Gltern nit bet GrSteberin un0 Der fIetnen
Sreunbtn tbrer Eocbter, tpeIcbe oteIe intez
reiianten @aittbeilungen einen Tranffurter
8latte mabt, i'm Wagen Der muntcren
&aOoIfaOe fOlgten. 8crfebr bate Der Shirt
tpenig; er liebte es ui6t, in @eieaibaften
3u seben, tuieer Oenn iiberAaupt, troB ieiner
iebr reiHen Nponage, auBerorOentIi6 einz
fab, tpabrbaft biir9erli6 lebte. @egen
@nOe Der lieb8iser Sabre uerIe9te er ieinen
8Obnitb nad Salsbur0, no ct cine grOBere
8eltBun9 bate. Sein Sobn trat in Oiters
reicbilcbe 0ieuite, ietne Gp4ter 8tctoria
Derbeiratbete iicb iebr frib unb nur Beatrice,
bic iiingfte unb Der Siebltn9 6es Siriten,
Lebt nod BEL ben Gltert1.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24

te6rsmittel audi unpertiir3t %geliefert perbe.
@ef9te6t bas 3. g, bur3 unbefugte 8e=
triebseinIte1ung ni9t, 10 fGqt Die @ere4t%
fame an ben Staat 5uriid, 9amit 1T
ober Dem Stat ni9t %eebtent; Der 9taat 1T
es ,ii9 f6ulbig, fhb feIbit gegen @ertebrS@
ItDrungen, 10 melt it9 bie1elben bermeiben
Iai7en, gu f4iiben unb bas tbut er, inoem
CT beibe S6etle, Nrbetter unb Mrbettgeber
3 IN n g t, bic betber1eits iibernDmmenen
@erpfli9tungen 3u erfulen. @treitigfeiten,
bic babel 3pif9en ben beiben Sbeilen entz
iteben, geben i'm ni9ts IN. @r 5tptngt ben
einen She'll nibt, uuf Die SOrberungen bes
anDeren ~etn3uge6en; er Derlangt nur bic
@btung Der feinerfetts aus6ebungenen
&e9te, benin mG6renb Die Mrbeiter nit tbren
Mrbeitgebern babern, fam bic @eiammt6ett
nt9t barunter leiben. &0nnen bteie &e9te
II babur9 gea9tet tperben, DaB bic betoen
1i9 einem S9ieb3gert9t u%nterfperfen, 70
muB bas geI3eben, fans Der Staat 6iefes
He9tsmtttel etnge1eBt bat. Die S9teosrt6@
ter perben tetnem BON beiben unrecbt t6un,
Nber Der Staat fann AUDI nt9t bulben, baB,
1obalb benz einen ober anberen Die einge>
gdngenen 8ebingungen ni9t mebr be6agen,
er babel bic 9aut 5u Weartte tragen fOa. Ser
3ped 1T babel gar ni9t, bic @erbdltnifie
Der arbeitenben &1afen fir btefe 3ufrieben@
iteqenber gu geftaIten, alfO ben betBenben
81aFen etpas gu nebmen, Ionbern es 1T
ein3ig unb auein bas 8eItreben Der groBen
Me6r3a6G, fi9 BON elmer gar ni9t in 8ez
tra9t tommenben geringen MtnDer5abl, Ob
bteTelbe nun gu ben ~beiibenben, Ober ni9t
beiiBenben geb0rt, auf Der Nafe berumtan@
gen gu lafen. Gs lit Die refine Notbpebr.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
u3M ioaiaItHifM.M

Wtr ma9ten bor etnigeu Saqen quf ben
Borf3lag bes Sber6unbesanpalts oufmertz
lam, Die @Henbabnen %nOtbigenfQuS CUR I'M
tertperfung unter baS S6teosqeribt burh
Seltelung zines gert3tli9en 8erpaGterS fir
0te1elben %folange, Big Die ftreitenben Sbeile
1t9 oerftdnotgt BADEN, 3u 5tptngen, Inn fir
ods Publttum nabtbeili9e8 rte6rsft0runoen
gu oer6iiten. Ser 8orT6laq bat in ipeitez
item &retfen 4ufmerffamteit erreqt, tute bic
@euBerungen betm 6ausaus16uB fir Or
be~ttstpelen Ddrit6er befl1nben, unb auoleiCh
t3un man4e btefer NeuBerunqen bar. bah
9err Slnep NIT 1etnem 8orf9loge bas GiGz
tt9e getroffen bat. @s iinb nGmli6 bic ST.
1enbdbngeieQ 3aften, bic 1t9 am 6efttoften
Od9e9en itrGuben. BON btefer 9ette pirb
Der 8eOante alS r3u fo3ialitif9" berporfen.
Gs tOnnte btefer @orpurf nit He6t er6oben
tperoer, penn Der @taat in bieIem Safe BON
Der 8a6n 8e1tB ergriffe, I'm bic reAtmGz
Btgen @tgent6umer in ibren ge6ten gu oerz
tur5ett; benz TT ober ni9t 70. Ser Staat
ntmmt ben @tienba6nen gar nt6ts, ais nur
Gte augenbltdlt9e &ontrole. Ser 8e5ftz
ftanO bletbt nnberGnOert, II ben BON ben
Ntttondren etngeIeBten @ertpaltern tpirb bic
&ontrole bprii6ergebenb entaoqen unb ba
oaour3 bas 8a6netgent6um unter oerintz
li4en @3uB gete1t, alfo por @6a6en be-
tpa6rt ntrb, 10 pirO ben tpirfli6en @iqen<
tbimern, ben @ttiondren unb 8onbsinboz
bern nod Elm @efauen ertpie1en. 9aoon
ober abgeieben, benin es fommt ni8t barauf
on, Pribatleuten etnen @efuuen gu erpeiz
len, 1%Onoern bas PubIitum in feinen g9e6z
ten gu bei4iiBen, tpirb Der @runO3tped Der
Ierleibung Der 9ere6tfame an bic @eIeGz
f@aften ftreng burbgefii6rt. Ser @runbz
5tped mar Der, benz Bublitum Elm II r.
1dfftges @erfebrsmitteG gu f6affen.
9a5u bat Der Staat ifb zines tbm innetppbz
nenoen &e4ts b~ebingungspeife bege6en, Der
8eOtngung, baB ibm bas ausbebungene9er err
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
Der BerIiner auf ser dip.

9te Senn'rin auf Der 8uppe
So ne ntebli3e Puppe,
ste Is grob mie ne Suppe -
Dat Is mild ian5 f3nuppe =
sic triegt men SUB ms 9eii3t,
Sb ite min ober nt4t,
Muf ben Berg aus benz Sbat -
@s 1T gang tOlofal -
@ie Der Weg oft 70 f9muG!
M6er mir ian5 eial;
SD ftetg' bod in bic 90b'
limb ruff buortzie,
nnO fommt mai ba5u
Serabe 5ufdQig i6r 8u',
Sprt4t glet3 nit mir per 9u,
Sag tR einfa3: Sea nu!"
unb pupsbt3 auf etnmal
Bin i4 unten i'm S9al.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
GiPen6ahn~ GaRrpRdne.


eSDtca9o &c gtortNlu CT crn= GtI etb TIM. - Stdet
StlceS: gtDs. 206-208 @Iarf=StraBe, an Der
Oafle9. NOenue Station HHo am 9epot GGe Weqs.
3inatesStraBe.
Mbfohrt Nrfnnft
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
mie Ans DALI fnrfht,

r@S bleibt ia bob in Der Gertpanbtf4aft,"
Tagte Der iunge Mtann; ba trug er feline ubr
gum rSntel".
Abendblatt., 1895-01-24
Y Union pafen9er Station.
lxIIGnnsyIVdnid lines

EzE &%looMls:, GaloI= mR0 @ta0tf0nsSte.
EIdeIEOfice8: On Der station, in 248 9. Start
GtraBe. SIDE SadIOn, uns i'm Aubitpriurt=oDte
9ur9s3uge fahrer ME fplgt mad Gentral=Seit:
eSGali@. tS6nIih. nu8nsnnutman Gn1ntnos.