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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-04
AN ANSWER TO WOHENSUFPRAGE
QUESTIONS.

First. What are the fundamental prin-
ciples. succlntly stated upon which it is
ella m q cur ON ought TO have the rigat
TO vote?
The same exactly upon which man ba-
ses his right Of suffrage; the one for which
Martin Luther fought the right Of private
Judgment: the right OF self-Government
and Individual sovereignty; the principal
that governments derive their just pow
ers from the consent or the governed
that taxation and representation are in
seYaro5.e; the assertion or Abraham Lin
coin that mo man is good enough to gov
ern another without his consent that
this should be government Of the whole
people and not half the people.
The difficulty with those who ask such
questions as this is that they fail TO rec
ornize in women an individual entity, but
look upon her as "a subordinate part OF
man. Woman Is always thought of. spo-
ken of and logslated for, simply as an ali
iunct to man In this whole question OF
suffrage the relation of the woman to the
home. the husband. the family, to society
is freely considered. while there IS never
n thought as to its effects upon the wo-
man herself as an individual
Second. What are these evils, If any,
suffered by women by reason of their not
having such right?
Disfranchisement IS ever and always de-
graduation. In this country men are dis
franchised only for cause. and this cause
is ALWAYS attended with humiliation. II
women do not feel tn degradation of dis
franchiscment then this very fact IS one
OF the most prominent Of the evils; to
make it Impossible for n woman 10 have
any voice in the levyng and the spend
ing of taxes: 10 deny her the right Of
making the laws or of selecting the law
makers or the officials who arc to enforce
the law: TO refuse her any participation
in municipal government. in questions re-
lating TO the schools. or in deciding the
environment of her family; to hold her
responsible for the conduct OF grown-up
children and forbid her all power TO re-
move temptation from their pathway or
10 make the community 1T place for
them. as she made the home. In the
world of wage-earners, woman's disfran-
cbisement forces her into subordinate
positions at inferior wages; or if permitted
to occupy as high a position where she
does the same work as a man and does
n equally as well it compels her to accept
less pay for IT,
Third. What are the evils. If any. suf-
fered by men by reason Of women not hav-
ing such right?
1t is not good for men to associate with
interiors. 1t develops in them the traits
Of the autocrat; it fosters their self-es-
TEEN and cannot fail TO make them more
or less tyrantical and over-bearing. Wo-
men. in a similar position. would be no
better. 1t requires a perfect equality be-
tween men and women 10 develop the
strongest and best characteristics of both.
Man thinks that women can more sue
cessfully lead him to nobler things while
she is subordinate. We know that when
women is given her perfect freedom we
will have a grander race Of men than the
world yet has seen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-04

halfway proven. But the fact Of their
being IriLn dyrami.srs, reasoned the
Terrorists, was enough to hinge the eX-
plos.on upon. Iney wCuld sIlke while
the iron was hOt.
A SIMULTANEOUS BLOW.
Accordingly, from the United States,
where a very large dynamite factory is
located, and from different safe parts OF
Southern Europe the agents were de-
spatched in every direction, TO be receiv-
ed bN The societies. The blow was 10 be
struck simultaneously.
But The Secret Service is a smart
affair. Working fer me past two years
in The dynamite gangs were men en-
ployed by the Service. Their work was
done at the risk of their lives, and not
once in the last Two years have they
dared to Communicate with central. II
ahe slightest suspicion attached TO them
death and failure 10 their cause would
be a certain thing.
Blu. When The critical moment came
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-04
SOUND DEDUcT1vE REASONING.

An amusing incident occurred In thd
Hone chapel Sunday School last Sunday
The lesson Of the day was found In tho
text For he shall grid you about with
great strength" AS the superintendent
na ssed among the classes. he finally stop
ned AT one composed Of half a dozen pick
aninnies. who were doing their best to ID
sorb the explanations OF their teacher.
'Well Mrs. -" he remarked, ARE you
getting along nicely to-day with tho les
son?'
well no." she replied. II find Il rath-
or difficult to make the class understand
It."
'Why. It shouldn't be so difficult sait
the superintendent. "You understand
what the word grid means. don't YOU
children?"
There were many dubious shakes OF ne
head. but no replies in the affirmative.
"Why. now" he continued. as ne moyea
his hands in front Of him in imitation OF q
man tightening a belt. "supposinR you
were going to run a race, why would you
tighten your belt?"
ITO hold your pants up" squawkea iva
OF the youngsters in concert and the su-
perintendent turned his face 20 hide tns
smile that the conclusive deduction h4n
produced.-Utlca Observer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-04
EXCITED HIS INDIGNATION.

When the colonel came into the uros
store for a little bromo seltzer ne was
feeling rather sociable, and triea 10 49,
n conversation with the busy pfesci'p'iO'
clerk.
Don't talk to the clerk while he is CON-
pounding a prescription. please sa'u ''''
proprietor 10 the colonel
"Don't talk to the prescription clelN. ~
you say. sahw roared the oo.onel. 80
10 the barkeeper. sab. when ne is making
a mint iulep: talk to him 20 the full eE-
'' -, W. orvubsational ability. sab. and
- vou think vouah little pills and powdahs
az ~ mo- impohtance than that nectah
., the Gods sab. you are getting too big
o. ,.o,,ah business, sahr'-Indianapois
Journal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-04

were no local laws, and marriage was
not recognized. When the infaruation
faded a union was broken, and no one
wept except those concerned. Il was a
go-as-you-please community. Cecilia
failed because the people could not get
enough to ca As there were no mon
eyed laws they could not buy, and If a
man forg0, 10 hoe the potatoes. or had
no aptitude for that kind of work, he
went hungry.
"But the Nihilist reasoned that the
United States could mango such small
problems as that. and they were burning
with enthusiasm to make Cecilia OF
the whole world. Uncle Sam TO be king
of 1t all.
DYNAMITE IN AMERICA.
at is claimed that the United States
Is the greatest dynamiate country in the
world. This is unfortunately true,
though less OF II Is used here than any
where else. The headquarters OF the
great dynamite societies OF the world
are located here. and from here are
taken tle bombs, the nltro-glycerlne
and the dynamite.
1.-The method Of bomb making as per-
fected here by Yankee ingenuity is to
take a glass horseshoe and MI the op-
posite ends with igniting liquids, taking
care that they do not run together.
The horseshoe Is set upright in the
middle OF a bomb filled with dynamite,
nails, iron and cartridges. All over the
outside OF the bomb are percussion caps
which make II positive that the bomb
must explode no mater where It happens
20 hit. Thus an explosion is made GER
tain. When the liquids come together
in the horseshoe they explode and set
fire 10 the nitro-glycerine while at the
same time the percussion caps make an
igniting spark inside. A bomb is certain
to go off If thrown. Il was while put
ting the finishing touches upon such a
bomb that the dynamiters in the sub
urbs OF Poulogne were captured
"Are the plans foiled and is the reign
OF terror thing impossDleY' queired
the detective, in answer TO a question.
81 wish to God I conld say yes. We
are finding new bomb headquarters every
day and capturing their outfits. The
dangerous part OF It is that they are con-
Meeting themselves with the Irish agita-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-04
The United States to Be Turned Into "Cecelia,' or
Heaven for NihliStS
THE CENTRES AT BOULOGNE, PARIS AND LONDON.
Secret Service Officers Worked With Them for Two Years and EXPOSED
Their Entire Plans
BoLD STROKE OF SCOTLAND YARD THAT PREVENTED LREH OF TERROR

Copyright, 1896, by Ryman Interview Syn
dcate)
The greatest murder plot ever con-
ceived. since the Reign of Terror, has
just been frustrated said one of the
detectives Of the United States Secret
Service Bureau. "In completeness and
breadth it surpassed anything mat
could be imagined. Il stretched from
ocean to ocean, until the Nihilists Of The
entire world were working upon it, and
It reached north and soutl from Turkey
to Siberia.
Il dc not even now feel at liberty to
speak fully Of il, for the reason that We
are not certain that it has been probed
TO the bottom, but can give You an idea
of how the plan was laid.
For The past two years the French
police. the officials of Scotland Yard and
the United States detectives have been
aware that preparatlons ~sre being made
for some great event. This was evident
from tle branches Of the Revolutionary
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-04
POSITION OF THE HIRED MAN.

oHov are the farmers hereabouts-on
the fence?" asked the man who was gath
ering political statistics:
TT amt so much the farmers that is on
49,, 800 as the hired hands. goldarn EN-, -
answered Mr.. Haioede. with vigor. EFF
thsv is one thing a hired man loves more'n
- "a, two dinners in the time allowed fer
80 q is TO set hisself on the fence. In
dianapolis Journal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-04
AN EXCELLENT NAME.

How do you like my cake?' fiuttered
Mrs. Younghusband. when they had been
married only a little while.
..It seems pretty good" answered her
husband. looking at the piece on his plate
ITS marble cake" she explained with
pride.
Mr.. Younghusband turned the piece over
and tapped it smartly with his knife
ct is an excellent name he Responded
q fter n thoughtful pause.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-04
NOOK EVERYTHING.

First Thesp;an-Yes, We we're Playing
"TTncle Toms Cabin" to good houses,
when the treasurer skipped out and lett
rs stranded with the bloodhounds.
second Thespian-Why didn't you
put the bloodhounds on the 'rall OF the
treasurer? 49,
First Thespian-We did. But when
thew caught him, I'm blamed II he didn'
take them and start another snow
New Yn-k World.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-04

ton. But when they find that Irish pa
triots are not in favor of dynamite and
that Uncle Sam has no longing to be
king Of the world they will store away
their dynamite and allow Victoria.
Nicholas and William to govern their
quarters Of the globe"
JAMES BARTON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-04

dent OF success was that funds have been
so heavily subscribed from this country
A few hundreds of dollars were sent over
by American Nihilists, and in the coin
of the old world this was a fortune.
The money went with letter saying II
was a national gilt form tne, people oi
America This the Armenians and
even the German Nihilists believed.
Win blow one struck against the pow
ers of Europe, they had an idea that the
National Treasury Of the United States
would be open to them.
Yes" said the detective, leaning back
and tapping a bundle OF papers In the
mysterious recesses Of his desk, Il have
documents here that indicate that Uncle
Sam was 10 be crowned King OF he
World, startling as you may think 1t!
"One cause of the Illustration OF the
plans, outside the work OF the detectives,
was the trouble between the Socialists
and Nihilists. The Nihilists says:
Nothing belongs 10 anybody, and
you can have anything you want
That is their motto and creed, the OBJ
ject for which they strive. The Social
lists, on the other hand, have certain
lands and labor laws which are as bind
ing with them as the Constitution with
us. The two theories clashed and made
trouble.
BLOW OUT DRIVING.
Secondly, there was a disagreement
as TO where the blow should be struck
rst. The Russian and English Nghilists
were determined that 1t should be struck
al the Queen while the Car and Czarina
were at Balmoral. The Germans and
French were just as eager to have 1t
aimed at William First. 1t was impos-
sible to 90 all at The same moment. The
favorits time for an Anarchist to work
is While the victim is ont driving, end
there was no way OF forcing all the mon
archs to take their daily drive at the
same nour
when the Car Alexander was as
sassinated in 1881 he was driving in his
carriage. Three months later Garfield
was passing through railroad station
when hit. The life Of Queen Victoria
was nearly taken in 1859, when she was
out driving Lieutenant Pate struck
her over the forehead with a loaded cane.
intending 10 fracture her skull And
two years ago Carno; was stabbed while
entering mis- equipags. Maniesty ne
most successful attempts were made
when the rulers were most exposed and
off guard.
1T vas the intention of the Nihilists
to establish a Cecilia. This was form
OF government attempted IN Brazil. 1t
had no laws. A number OF persons
went TO an unlnhabited trac; of country
and lived as they pleased Working, eat
ing and sleeping rs they liked There
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-10-04

r1- Minnie and Dora AnsOA !
..r.. ia th.s matter axe very
e...-. indeed. They had allow
and Treig3.d Co critt INTO
,..-.l1ce VITA them upon ,A-
inks. wi. louc any proper -A-
.- what was still worse
-e.- m0.ler's knowledge OF |
r-s. AuSOl was o very street /
rly. having r.gld-y Old
. ions on .le subject or pro |
--. crer. s5sG @ purlanic1l |
-arEs and persons tAe3t- /
ler h8t been the loves, /
OF his ge1er2icnl, AID MOI !
.re never enter play house. I,
uad her !mm0rJa. soul, but |
Las soon have been introduced |
-u himself as 10 play actor.
aly Minnie alt Dora kept so
ON L1e subject o. Pink
Tired god. and this was why.
had privately arranged a
u.b chose gentleman in the
-as. .ley pretended 10 their
la- they were simply going 10
-Ecsoue between themselves
..lary way.
tus1l was not enthusiastic about
playing golf at ALL She knew
.ae game and cared less. sup
- games 20 be more or less
% a4. valuable time which is
Id man 90 be spent In working
eternal salvation. Scli, she all
the -.-.s 10 join the Biglam Lac
Golf Club lh8ving ascer,alned that
-mu.-..e uUm5erel among rs
..r- several ma-rOns of the highe5,
and rrrrn| cuIrlD...I p.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
aosd1entltd,e aut,ots etaats-aettnae, astthpoa,. 70. a,sa,st 1896.

eraielen gu f0nnen. nnb neil man bas tpetB,
uno neil man Elm itdrteres Ingebot aus
erfer Queae fiir9tet, Desbalb pirO Stlber
b~ertauft unb ietn preis fdnt le4r gum
8ebauern Der 8apitaliten, bic es perfdufen.
Die 8erI9n0rung, mem es einmal etne
fein ion, 1T beim 8ei3en Die 8eri9pOrung
6es Farmers nit 8oben unb nit Dem 6im@
mel, uno betm @ilber bic 8er19tp0rung 6es
profpectors nit Dem guten Slid, pel9es
i'm rei9e Sitberlager finOen ldBt, unb nit
Der 1e9nif, nel9e i'm lebrt, Silber bel
biGiger als friiber auf ben Marft 5u brins
gen. Die &apitaliiten pinf9en pabrf6ein<
Ii1 ale profpectoren gum &udud, ni9t Die
Silberproipeftoren alein, %fonbsrn AUDI bic
@plbprp1pettorsn, benin ME msbr 8ei5en bic
8auftraft zines 8ufbels Wei5en, uno mebr
@il6er bic &auffraft elmer hinge Silber Oers
minbert, 10 min0ert audi - na9 Dem bon
9rn. 8rpan anertannten unerbittli9en Sc
feb BON Qngebot uno Na9frage - me4r
Sob bic 8auftraft elmer ln3e Sob nno
Der baraus g~eprdgten $20.67.
Die gerf6p0rung gum 6inuntertreiben
a1er Wert6e, lpenn es einmdl cine 1ol6e Iein
foq, tpiiroe alfp geraoe bon oenen ausgeben,
gegsn tpel9e, ST, 8rpan 3ufolge, bieiefbe
geribtet fpdre, bon ben Sarmern uno bon
ben Stl6ergru6enbe1tBern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
Oro6e btTorif1e Iy1tnoe.

Sn GonDon lit bic Na9ri9t eingetroffen,
baB bic bon Prof. 9ilpre9t uuf Soften Der
untperiitdt bon Penn5nlbanien in 8abDloz
MEN borgenommenen ar9Gologtiden SOrz
59ungen BON auBerorbentli9em @rfolge hez
gleitst g~etpefen ftnO. @s ftnb aeiff3riftz
Safeln ans 2t9t gef0rbert pOrben, pel3e
bic @ef9i9te 8abplonien's UNI 3neitaufeno
%finfbunbert Sabre Deiter 5uriidfibren, als
ale friiberen Sorf9ungen, unb ben unurne
ItDB1i9en 8epeis liefern, baB bic 8abploz
nier beretts 1000 Sabre Dor gbr. 8eb. Elm
cipiliiirtes @olf paren, unb gum Minoeten
lefen unb I9reiben unb Sierra Gotta bremen
fonnten. 9rof. 9ilpre4t befinbet iu4 ieBt
in &omtantinopel, um bic Safeln fir oas
tiirfiI9e G%et9smuieum, tpel9em btelelben
an6eimfallen, gu oronen.
0on einem anberen nt9tigen 9iitorif9en
6unb beri9tet Der fran5OffAe SOri4er unb
&eiIenbe SeGir bu 8ots in elmer Neibe reid
iIuItrirter MrtiteI in Der partier r2'Sauz
fration" aus Simbuftu unb nmgegenb. Gr
bat bort erbebli9e bauliAe unS etbnograpbiz
f6e ueberreIte altdgpptii9er Golonien entz
bedt.
60 tpirb 96rttt fir G9ritt bur9 iDife@
mutii6e Gorfduns bic g~ergangenbeit Der
Meni6beit aufgebeGt, unb 8epeis auf Be
tpeis gebduft, baB ibre Mnfdnge bel peiter
auriidlieqen, aIs bic neberlieferung es tpabr@
f4einli9 ma9te.
@dbrenb bieTe Stnbe bonn Stdnopuntte
Der DiKenf9aft erfreuli4 ftnb, fOnnen tie
3uglei9 nt1t nerfebGen, ben oentenoen Wtetl7
16en nit bansen 8%pra6nungen gu erfiuen.
6ier bdben mir afpei @0lter, 8abplonter uno
NeqDpter, beren G~ibiliIatton biz duf 1000
Sabre por unIerer 3eitre9nung nnb fpetter
3uriidrei9t, unb bod iinb bieie @tptltiettos
men untergegansen, unb Die auf lie gegrurs
beten md9tigen 9fei9e fino 5ertrimmert
unb nabsau Big CUR Spurlofigfeit Dsrntdtet
porben. MuB einem ba ni9t Der pebe
@ebanfen fommen, baB aud unfere heutl9e
Qualification einmal untergeben fOnnte. unO
Obpobl es unmOgli9 eri4eint, oaB tie BON
auBen Der perni9tet tperoen f0nnte, oa mir
uns Dergebli9 nu9 ben tpiloen uno unculttz
Dirten IaturbOltern umf6auen, pel9e trdt@
tig genug pdren, fe gu iiberpdltigen, 10
lGBt lHh bic 8efurgntB ni9t abpebren, oaB
iie oon innen beraus 3ertriimmert psroen
t0nnte. Dab Die ~l1mftur5frGfte an Der Qr@
Belt Iinb, ntfen mir, = So5ialismus, Mnar@
49,
9ismus unb Ngrartertbum riitteln nit ge<
~tpaltiger 5auit ansben @runboeften unlerer
@efittung unb periuhen uns in bic Garbarei
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26

Sine feittebenbe abfolute N~ltersgrenae in
ge3u5 auf Iemter, pie tie in ben 8eretnigtsn
Stadten be5igli9 Der Sffi3iere bes ftebenben
9eeres unb Der Slptte burb elm befonbe@
reg @efeB berrf4t, pona6 Der 2anbz
pffisier i'm finfunbfedaigten, Der Seeoffis
aier i'm acknowledgement Sabre in ben
&u6eFanb treten II B 1T Der gr0Bte I'M
finn.
Die Wirfungen bes Nelterperbens auf bic
berf9ieoenen SnbiDibuen iinb duBerH bers
f9ieOen. Ser cine tpirb f9on i'm 1e63igfen
Sabre gretienbaft, Der dnbere 1T nod bod in
BEN Sieb5igen bon fDrperli6er unb eeitiz
ger Grif9e. Wilbelm's II. @roBDdter mar
iiber breiun6fteb3ig Sabre alt, aIs er in ben
&rieg gegen Sranfrei4 3Og; unb Bis ms
neunaigite Sabr erfii1te ct nit grDBtsr Sc
mi Ienbaftigfeit unb nit 9eiitesflarbeit feline
&ai1erz unb &Dnigpfli9ten, ipd6renb iein
8ruber 5riebri9 Dilbelm ". l9on I'M
3peiunbie63igften 2ebensiabre cine geifttge
unb fOrpsrli9s Ruine mar. Oerdrtiss Sc
genfabe giebt es in Der @ef9i6te unter 8rie=
germ unb Gipiltfsn gu tauienben, i'm priz
patleben 3u Miqionen.
Wilbelm II. foq i'm Stnne BADEN, feline
pintiirlihen, teinestpegs Our4 elm 9efeb be-
Itimmten Nltersgren5en Iogar auf ben Hi9&
t%ertanb an3upenoen uuo teinen Ri9ter, Der
bas finfunbfe93igite Sabr iberI9ritten bat,
i'm Nmte gu bebalten. Nber gerabe bic fur3e
@ei9i9te bes neuen 9euti9en &ei9es lie
fert Die f6lagenbten 8elege CUR gdnali6en
8ertperfli9teit bteIes 8erfabrens. Qls gum
8eiipiel Der beriibmte Gimfon prdfibent bss
&ei9sgert6ts purbe, mar ct neununofs93ig
Sabre ait unb CT befleibete btefes b09fte
&i9terdmt i'm &et9e nit Slang Big gu feiz
mem a9t3igiten Sabre.
Cine berniinfttge MtGitdr= unb gibilberz
tpdItung fragt niht bana1, tpte aft Der Diff
8ier, Der 8eamte, Der &tdter 1T, fonbern pie
bienffdbig er nod 1T, hnb MIR BON btefem
@eii9tspuntte aus piinfdt fie ben &iidtritt.
Nd9 Der b%lDOftnnigen ~abfoluten Nltersgren3e
BON fiinfunofe43ig Sabren bdtte gum 8sis
fptel MoGtte f9on i'm Sabre 1866 BON Der
Spite bes g~eneruItabes suridtreten
miifen, alIo ebe er bic 3pet in Der &riegsz
unO Weltgef6i9te unibertroffen buite6erben
SeIb3ige BON 1866 unb ron 1870-1 entz
mari unb lettete. nno 8tsmard bdtte fbon
i'm Sabre 1880 pripatmann perbsu mifen,
3ebn Sabre bGlber als 0ilbeGm II, ben mod
DOaig &egierungsfdbigen ba5u 5rnang.
I'm auf Die Nltersgren3e Bet llncle Sam
3uriid5utommen, 10 lei nod f~olgenOer @sgsnz
1db berborge6o6en: 8or Sturgeon muBte Der
Sbergenerdl S9pfielO, Bel DDatgfter Settles
uno &1rperfrii4e, in Solge Der @ltersgren8e
einem j~iingeren unb tpeniger befdbtgten
Manne plab ma6en; aber peitl0ufige I'M
teriu9uttgen burdt cine beIonberc Commit
finn Itnb feit9er nOtbig getuprben, Tim bic
@er1ebung BON Sffi5ieren ii ben &u5eitanb
berbei5ufii6ren, tpelbe 5par bic @ltsrs5ren5e
mod LANCE ntbt erret9t BADEN, aeer, neil tie
i9ne1er ulterten als General S9pfielb,
~bienftunfdbig iino.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
WilbeIm Der @erjineer. - 1tncle
Gam.

Selbft Die 5ubmften 3eitungen i'm 0eutz
i9en Gei9e iinb erbittert iiber bas eiqenz
mdbtige 8erfabren bes &aiTers, Bel tpel9em
fetne unberantportli9en prioatcabinete, =
bds Mtlitdr>, bag Marinez unb bas gipilz
@abinet, tpeit me6r gelten unb einen melt
groBeren @influB bdben, als bic berfahungsz
mdBtgen uno berantportli9en Miniferien.
Bon benz uno ienem 19pa9en prGIibenz
ten Der 8ereinigten Staaten fagte man,, er
let bas Werfoeug zines .v&I9enzg cabinets"
einiger binter benz &iiden Der tpirfli9en Ga
binetsmitglieoer ibre Gdnfe f9miebenben
Prtpatbertrauten.
Soate es nun tpirfli9 tpabr fem, baB Elm
10 piGensfrdftiger unb auf feline 9errf9erz
gefpalt itpl5er Mann pie @il6elm II. ft6
bon elmer gamartGa gdnseln lGbt9 9ieIe
muB es babel aaerbings iebr f9lau an fteuen,
UNI i'm iiber iein Numa1tsgefibl bintpsgsuz
tduf9en.
gei Der 8efeitigung 70 artsgeaei6neter
&rdfte tpie &riegsminifter 8roniart bon
S9eaenborf muB tpieber Der r9~eriinaunqs=
pro5eB" berbalten. 9abei lit biefer Mann
Elm Bib fOrperli3er unb g~eiiiger @efunb=
bett unb mar i'm &ei9stage Der f9lagferz
tigite aaer Worttdmpen Der aegieruna.
Senno9 mubte er, Der 3uglei9 elm unerz
f9rodener &dmpe Der Geform bes Milifdrz
iufti8=@ eisns 1T, einem SOflins, @oBler,
pei4en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26

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beitsmGrtprer @ltia6 g. 2obeioD
gu 4lton in Sqinois, tpofiir Der Stat Saiz
nois $4,000 unb bic Stabt Mlton $4,000
bergiebt, tpirb iebt tii9tig gearbeitet unb
au9 Elm tiihtiger @bicugOer 8iinftler 1T i'az
fir t6dtig, ndmIi9 Der riibmli4it befdnnte
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li9 bic auf elmer @ranitidule bon neun8i9
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9esg0ttin mobelirt unb au9 Das born am
9entmal an5ubringenbe MeDaillon nit benz
8ilbe Gooejob's ~entporfen bat.