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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05


ants are Petor Golden of New York, A. A.
Hansen, the Minneapolis "rainmaker"
and PA hour rider Ned Leading of Oma.
hn. Henry Maddox of Asbury Park, N. j.
Il. Il. Flynn of Rochester, Albert Hosmef
of Newark, N. j.; j. S. Rice Of Wilkes
barre, Pa. c. w. Ashinger OF Upshur,
o.; j. A. Click of Detroit, f. G. Moore Of
PHILADELPHIA, Il. G. Smith Of Saratoga
and Major Taylor of Brooklyn, besides
jay Eaton, Teddy Goodman and other
cracks.
The experts from abroad are Albero
Schock, Switzerland; Frank Waller, Frank
Forster and Ed Won Heeg of Germany,
William Lumsden of Scotland, Tom Lin
ton of Wales, w. Chappele of France, A.
G. Chase, George Cartwright, j. Wilson
and W. A. Elkes of England, A. A. Han
sen of Denmark, Frank Albert, ID. Mao
I,eod and B. w. Pierce of Canada, j. Plato
Belts, holder of the European mile records
of 1:44 3-5, flying start, and LAS, standing
start, and others.
or course the main feature of the meet
IA the six day race, but the other events
are full of interest, such as the mile race
between Jay Eaton and Teddy Goodman,
the half mile scratch and the half mile
handicap for professionals, and the half
mile scratch and half mile handicap for
amateurs.
The great six day race, In which the best
long distance riders OF the world take
part, is for ten cash prizes, amounting to
81 900, and the rivalry for tho top prize ID
strong.
Messrs. p. Il. Powers, James Kennedy
and A. g. Batchelder have the meet in
charge and will doubtless reap just re-
ward for their enterprise.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05
SIS
*VN AND ABOUT THESE s
s PLANTATIONS 5
*M v " W
BRISTOL.
Officers Elected by Mount Hope
Council, r. A.
Meetings Held by Olher Organizations-
General Notes.

sThe annual election OF officers of Mount
Hope Council, Royal Arcanum, NO. 1857
was held last evening at Pythian Hall.
The following wore chosen: Regent,
Clarence L. Booth; vice-regent, Edward
+. Wilkenson; orator, Jefferson +. Gal
vim; psst regent, Washington 4. Finch;
secretary, Frank b. Wilson; treasurer,
william j. Bradford; collector. William
j. Munro; chaplain, Grin Wilson; Guide,
James r. Phelps; warden. Thomas Cough
lin; sentry, william A. Rawson; trustees
ID. y. NeyIan,Al D., Orin Wilson and o.
l.. Boswortb; delegate to the general
council, Clarence 4. Booth; alternate,
Henry NJ. Thompson. The officers Will
be installed at the first meeting In Janu-
ary.
At the regular meeting OF King Philip
Steam Fire Engine Company 1t was voted
to accept the invitation of the Pawtuxet
Volunteer Fire Company to attend fair
Saturday evening, December 10. A COM
mittee was appointed 10 make the neces-
sary arrangements.
The Up-to- Date Club has voted to cele-
brate It's first anniversary December 22 by
a ball and turkey supper. The annual
meeting of Reba Rebeksh Degree Ledge,
/. q. o. r. was held last evening Ia Odd
Fellows Hall. The officers elected were
as follows for the year ensuing: Noble
grand, Mrs. Eliza Glsdding, vice noble
grand, Mrs. Rosa Bowen; recording sec
retary, Mr.. Josephine Abbott; treasurer,
Mrs. A. p. Taylor. The officers will be
installed Thursday evening, January z.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
Bristol Train Of Artillery ii was voted to
give social complimentary to the lady
friends OF the company in Armory Hall
on Christmas eve. Messrs. Manchester,
Leclair and Borden Were appointed a
committee to make the necessary ar
rangements.
One dozen photographs Of your baby
free. We weigh babies and take photo
graph free giving one dozen cabinet pic
lures to the lightest and heaviest baby
nearest the same age not one year old.
shoREY, PHOTOGRAPHERS,
SO State Street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05
Missouri Apple Growing Colony.

j. Weston Plummer of London, repre-
senting IN English syndicate of fruit grow
ers and capitalists who have been making
an Investigation of south Missouri rs an
apple producing region, stated that the In
vestigation no had been making was or.
dered with the intention of colonizing a
large section with Swedes for the purpose
of growing apples exclusively for expert.
Mr.. Plummer would not say what his re-
port would be, but 1t is learned from other
sources that it will be favorable and that
negotiations have actually been COM
menced whereby some sc, 600 acres of wild
land are to be secured ut less than 20 cents
per acre
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05
Ex-outlaw Enters Politics.

Frank James, brother Of Jesse James,
the notorious train robber and ex-inember
Of tho James gang OF outlaws, Is an asplr.
ant for the honors Of "A St Louis police
commissioncrship, and Chief Harrignn
will bo his friend i'm tine race. The ex-out-
law declares himself n candidate. I'm
not out after Office" he said, "but I'd
take the place IL it were offered TO me and
II II wore given 20 me would do my duty
without fear or favor.
What kind Of police commissioners do
you think Frank James would mase"
wns nsscd ot Chief of Police llnrr!pin.
First ratio, answered tho chief. 'Ho
would make good officer"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05
TO MAKE FOOTBALL A FELONY.
Missouri Legislators Want It on a Plane
With Prize Fighting.


During the coming session of the Mis-
souri, legislature an attempt will be made
TO pass law putting the game Of football
on the same plane as prize fighting, which
Is felony in Missouri.
IL is stated that Representative Crisp.
who Is mentioned as a candidate for speak,
or Of the house, will Introduce a bill en-
bodying such legislation.
Senator o. G. Young also favors such
legislation and declares that IL such law
Is not enacted he will favor repeal of the
law against prize fighting
The Sedalia board of education has placed
q ban on football. At the weekly meeting
resolutions were passed condemning the
playing Of football by students of the high
echools and characterizing the sport as de.
moralizing and injurious TO the public
schools. The present organization of play
ers will be obliged to disband. Chicago
Times Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05
Topeka's New Four Hundred.

There's new Four Hundred In the west.
Topeka IL the town
Which this Four Hundred will invest
With glory and renown.
On these Four Hundred. now 20 fame,
OF widows. fair and free,
Death or divorce has mado no claim
"Grass widows" they, you see.
Four hundred recreant husbands lops
Across the prairios wide.
-Four hundred widows fondly hops
They n cross the great divide.
Chicago Times. Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05
Monument to Gene Field.

City Librarian Purd b. Wright Is at
the head of a party who will erect monu.
ment to the memory of Eugene Field in
Lovers lane, in the eastern suburbs OF
St Joseph, Mo, which formed the subject
for one of Fields popular poems. Mr..
Wright Is an old newspaper man and was
coworker and friend of MIR. Field when the
latter was employed on one of the papers
in St. Joseph . years ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05
ANTIT0XINE FROM MISSOURI.
University Professors Put Their Product
on the Market.

DR. II. NJ Bolton Of the Missouri uni
vorsity has announced that tho long dis
cusscd anttoxino which has been manufac-
tured for tho pnst year is at last ready for
tho market, and 100 vials of the precious
1uid will at once be issued.
The presence of diphthoria In the vieln-
ity and elsewhere served To hasten tho
work OF the scientists Tho main object is
60 put tho remedy within the reach of all.
1t viii probably bc sold at the actual cost
of production. aud In somo cases given
FREQ Of charge to indigcnt persons.
Arrangements will be made TO supply
the boards Of health OF large cities, and
they will I'm turn distribute the remedy TO
rfTC FTIafff rO7HE- IN HpprOpr1atIOn VIII
be- asked of the next Missouri Legislature
that plant for the manufacture OF antl.
toxine may be erected at Columbia, Mo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05
An English View.

Every American is AZ heart nm anarchist
lie hates constraint, he hates regulation,
he hates law. The most elementary ".
raDpcmonts Of an ordered community, q
We should think, arc O. him irssomo and
intOlerable lennernchineDt ON his liberty. -
London Mail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05
IT PAYS TO PLAY BALL.
The National Game Considered as
an Investment.
Receipts of Last Season Compared
With Those OF Other Years.

Is professional baseball q paying invest
men6 just now a strong affirmative an
swer could be fled with no chance Of sue
cessful contradiction. One of these base
ball statistical cranks who spend much
time In compiling figures has been keep
ing tab during the season just closed upon
the daily attendance at National league
parks, and he reports that few moro
than $500, 900 spectators have passed the
gates OF the 12 grounds from April 10 till
Sept. 27. II those figures be correot-and
they are not much out Of the way-the re-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05
washington Letters sold In England.

Thirteen signed letters from George
Washington TO Arthur Young, the agricul-
turist, on farming in America and dated
from 1856 TO 1893 were sold at auction at
London recently. After some smart bid
ding tho documents were knocked down at
G47O about 81, ,32O.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05

Absolutely pure. perfectly harnl a7,
and Invariably relibIo src tho qualities
OF One Minute Cough Cure. IL never fails
IN colds, crcuf. and lang troubles. Child.
rem like u h,c,usc u Is pleasant to take
and 70 hclcs them.
Josrpn =. loanston's Pharmfc-. $40
wcanins;er street; metzyor's Pharmacy,
30 North Main street. ai'red's Pnarmrcy,
Sill Eddy vtreet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05
CRANSTCN.
Au5urn Fire Company Tess It's MachIn.
at Dixon Ponj.

o Auburn Fire Company held trial
"squrt" ut o'cloci, yesterday afternoon.
Tho whole company, undcr tho direction "f
Mcsarl Calup AMI nichordson. drew the
hand onsino b. { O. small pond tnewn ~ Dix
On pond. ~ the corner ~ Auburn and Nag
nolia str. cts. an proceeded 90 test the ma
chin With thirty p the company NJ the
brakes % s,fsr.n II wa'c- l87 feet In length
was hoxn. lhc company Is pleased wsh
the result.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05

10 cure ell old sores, 10 heal an indento
nicer, or TO speedily care piles, YOU need
simply apply DeWiti's Witch Hazel Sslve
according TO directions. ITS msgic-liks
action will SURPRISE you.
Joseph 3. Johnston's Pbarmacy. sag
Westminstor street; Motzgors Rharmacy,
go, North Main street; Alfreds PharDacy,
oil EDDY street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05
---------------
Awarded % Medal Of Honor.

A medal Of honor has been awarded to-
Ordnance Sergeant Moses Williams, Fort
Stevens, or. for distinguished gallanssyi
in action with Apache Indians Aug. 1esi
1851. A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05
Mad. PuhIIc Renursts.

suncook. n. H.. Dec. 5.--By the viii OF
the late Dr. George IA. Larrabcc cf this
place the following public bcquests are
made: Five thousand dollars 10 the
local Baptist church. and TO the Masonic
Order and the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows I'm this village, $500 each.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05

Boston, Dec. 5.-Among the visitors ia
city hall yesterday were Hon. George G..
Blackford, Edward +. Linton. Walter M.
Meserole, Edward II. Hobbs and Will
lam +. Phillips. who are members Of the
Atlantic avenue commission Of the city
OF Brooklyn. They inspected the subway,
under the guidance Of Hon. Thomas j.
GarQan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05

1.ordon. Dfc. 5.--v.olent gales have
occvrrcd along the COASTS, with severn,
casuaHtits "a Rfifhtoa. The chair pier
th,Ic hes 5een destroyed and the Shore
- ctr r.. With wrs"i.1go.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05
Tn. way n ce~A

Cuba 10 United Ststcsl Good morniun
United States (to Cuba |-Bse Dardoni !
dams rs0sgaizes - s4tlnnt0 ops1a1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05
SIX DAY CYCLE RACE.
A Notable Indoor Meet In Madison Square
Garden. New York.

The big indoor cycle meet and six day
race at Madison Square Garden, New
York, Dec. dig, has attracted the atten-
tion Of sport loving people all over the
world. A host of amateur and profess
sional wheelmen are on hand, either to
take part In the racing or as backers OF
the cracks. Among the American contest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05

.l-nni ae.iei. VI. Dec. 5.--Thc official
vote Of vornonts forfpresldent has been
filed with the crt tff'y or state, and In
as follows M,'Kirlcy, 53.9oi. Bryan,
io.rs; Palmer fSZ9s Lsvering. T2s;
Iryan and watSoz. sci, aickinley's pIu-
tal!ty. iossj. rieicrity, 5s.g2T.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-05
wnl rrav.a M.ltn ilnm.r1

Columbus. Ca. Dec. 5.--Fred J. Estcs.
editor OF the evening Can Of this city.
has been appointed by President Comp
crs as southern organizer for the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor. and will enter
upon his dutlcs at once. travelling with
Hon lob ert Howard of rall River, Mass
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
..gren bis II, sie maSen.M

Or. SORT &o6l, Der betannte 6erausgebcl
10 ipihtiger auf 8ismard unb Die 3eit f~e;1e5
Wirfens be3iigli9er 99riftftiide, bat an biz
Prefie f%olgenoe 3uf3rift geri9tet
u umiib Re, BEL 5riebri9sru6, 4. Dug, SO.
SIN Observation-Disclosures bon 1896
lit 8um 80. Suli als Sagesipru3 aus einem
8riefe 8ismard's an ben &~riegsminiter
b, Goon Dom 80. SSuli 1861 notirt /: sd
bin meinem Siirten treu BIS in bic
20 uOen." @inen fol6en gei9madloien
unb un3utreffenben Nusbrud bat Siirit Bis
mard ME ge6rau@t. SIN Sriginale bes
betr. 8riefes ftebt : sd bin meinem Sir
ten treu bis IN Die 8enbee" unb
nur etnem 2esfe6ler bes 6erausgebers Der
9enfpiirbtgfeiten Hpon's berbanft bas
nSreu bis in bic 8aben" feline @riten5.
0a fat fein Seitrebner, Der gu Gbren
8ismard's fi9 begeiitert, ii9 biefes nSreu
big in bic @aben" entqe6en lGbt, UNI bic
gnergie 8ismard'f9er &Dnigstreue gu 9a=
rafteriftren, erf9ien es mir an Der 3eit, ben
Sert ri9tig gu ite1en. nSreu bin in bic
@enbee", nel6' berrli9es Bib elmer aufz
ppferungsfdbigen &Onigstreue!
Or. 6ort &obG.
8as ba &obl gum S4luB bonn u9srrz
li9en 8ilb aufopfernber 8Dnigstreue"
i9pabt, 1T Der retnfte &obG. Oenn Der
Our9 unb Durb reactipndre uno Our9 ser
beirufung Der @ngldnber fogar lanbesoer=
rdtbert19e &iirgerfrieg Der Genbee gegen
Die erfte frun3Dfihe Repolution mar Elm
l1ngIid fir Srantrei9 unb AUDI fir Oa5
&0nigtbum felbf.
Otis aber 8ismard i'm S. 1861 bies n9errz
lide Bib" brau9te, itedte er nod ttef i'm
Suntertbum, oas er fpdter gum Sbeit i'm
Sample gegen Das preuBif6e Su1tert1urn
Iel6ft, ab9eitreift bat. nSn Die Waoen"
tlingt immerbin nod bel better als nin Die
0enb6e".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
So6ran iiber oas @crtrauem.

Cine Der l9Dnlten 5telen in Godran's
8ebe, pert6, baB fie in Die 2eiebii6er aufge=
nommen uno BON u~nleren &inbern austpen=
big gelernt iperbe, lautet tpie fplgt:
,llnierer 9tan3en Qualification liegt bds
8ertrauen gu @runbe, bds Die Men@
f6en in chamber ieben; 8ertrauen in ibre
Gbrli6feit, 8ertraum in lire 4rbeitIamfeit,
8ertrauen in bic 3utunft. Man9e bebaupz
ten, baB, Ielbit tpenn mir morgen Sreiltlberz
prdgung einfubren, ia, penn mir fogar ben
8ertbmeiier I'M lerer Wdbrung peri3le9tern
ioaten, mir bo9 benielben getBitano baben
tpiiroen, tpie beute, baffel6e 2anb, benlelben
Continent. 9as lit ni9t 5u %leugnen. 4ber
au3 bic ISnDianer butten bieielben 5lifIe,
ipel9e iebt an "unIeren polfrei9en Stdoten
poriiberflteBen unO Die GGber Der Miiblen
tretbe1; au9 Die SnOianer hatten Dor 400
Sabren bic 8erge poGer Minerali9Gbe; ber=
Ielbe blaue 6immel nDlbte ii9 iiber benz
2anbe, 6ieIelbe Mderfrume bebadte Die @rbs,
bieiel6e Sonne f9ien auf Nmerifa berab,
unb benno9 CAB es bamals ni9ts als ben
Wilben, pel9er i'm 9tdi6t Der Wdlber auf
benz &riegspfabe babinf9li3; unb auf ben
5liifen iab man font ni6ts pie ben Snbiaz
nsr i'm aanoe auf 3erit0rung ausge6enb.
@s CAB feline gemeiniame inbuItrtele Mrbeit,
BENIN Der Snbianer mar Elm Biloer, Del bas
Prin3ip Der Cooperation ni9t fannie, bur9
pel4es iib Menf3en gegenfeitig 6elfen, Der
@rbe bic S9dbe ab5ugepinnen, bic bas 2ez
ben ertrdgli@ MAIDEN unO bur9 tpel9e iene
Snteligen3 enttpidelt piro, Obne Die feline
Qualification m0glt9 1T. N1es, mas bas
gegenieittge @ertrauen Der Meni9en nnterz
9rdbt, 1T ba6er Elm 8erbre9en an Der @iptz
%lifation unb Elm S9lag 9e9en Die Sdulen
Der 1%ocialen Orbnung."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
gpadsshtd1e aut,ots ataats- BeHana, Hrtttspod1, 20. anenf 1896.

ieiner eigenen S9ole! Wir aber auf unfez
rem 9emdhli9 bur9 bic malerii9e, freunbz
li6e S9ollanoi@aft babinrolenOen Wagen
fhdben -uns gliidli6, Der ibealen @sniihe
t6eilbaftig tperben gu f0nnen, Die uns bieic
Sabrt bereitet.
Die Gntfernung 5mi1@en SAT- SOUND
nao % It Sounb, leBterer glei4faaS Elm
in grDBter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liegenoes
fleines 9orf, betrdgt 6 Meilen unb ba BET
unierer Mnfunft in 2ebterem bas bon 8 + n.
2orrabee gemietbete 0ampfboot CUR
Nbfabrt bereit NOR, mubten mir Die gez
plante 8efi3tigung Der bier befinbli9en
3peti3snzS rodenanftalt dufgeben unb ben
Wagen pbne Weiteres nit benz @pote Derz
taui4en. Ufit biefem cling es u in ben
Gan Suanz &anaI binaus unb our9
biefen na4 Sriba1 6arbOr auf San
SuanzSslano, Der 9aupttabt bon San
SSuan @puntD unb SiB elmer groBen 2adsz
pOfelet, no mir am Mbenb eintrafen unb
uniere miiOsn 9dupter i'm Sab 8iep 9otel,
iiber pel6es Srau 6oGGomah, cine bor
ibrer @e%rbeiratbun9 in Chicago anfdfiglge=
peiene beuti4e Dame, bas 3egiment fiibrt,
CUR 3ube legten.
(SdluR fnInt)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
f99lnB fOGet.)
1tno tpieSer Gimer.

Set benz @ntite6en Der Yopobemptratie
unter ibrem 8rban berging fem Sag, an
Dem it3 ni4t bepd6rte alte Demofraten,
audi fol3e bon nationalem &ufe, auf's entz
f6teoenfe gegen biefe @erbunaung Der De-
mOfratif9en Partei ausfpraden un0 ii9
tbeils brett fir Mc&inlep, tbetls fir Die
@utgel0z ooer Natipnal>O emOtraten err
fldrten.
Mu9 BON @eiten bes @tadtsmanns unb
&e3tsgelebrten @bpar0 Sobn p9elps
TT oas nunme6r gef9eben. DIS profehor
Der &e6tspifenf9aft an Der Yalezl1niDer~
fitGt, als @efanbter in Gnglanb unter @lepe=
lambs eriter prdiioentfhuft, bur9 feline
Sbdtigfeit Bel Dem pariler S9iebsgeri9t
6etreffs Der Seebunbsfrage unb bur9 ge@
biegene S9riften bat ft6 Pbelps Elm bobes
pplitif6es unb iurittf6es @nieben in bic
fem 2anbe unb in England Derf6afft, unb
er gait nit 8ebt als cine !9aupt5ierbe Der
oemofratif3en partei.
Nber iebt in ietnem acknowledgement
Sabre treibt ben nod 1e6r ~riiltigen W}ann
fein @epiRen, ii4 Offentli9 BON oerienigen
9emotratie, mel4e CUR popoz unb Silberz
Democratic entartet TT, los5uIagen.
Sir feinen 9eimatbfaat 8ermont, Der
70 pie 10 gar5 iiberpisgenb fir Mc&inlep
1T, mag Ybelps' Grtldrung tpenig praftii9s
8ebeutung baben. Smmerbin ptro bur9
1e f9on BEL Der b~orttgen Stadtstpabl am /.
September Die republitaniIhe Webrbeit NOD
qeteiqert perben. Nm ni6tig9en tit aber
fem Muftreten, ba Pbelps 81 ben nationalen
8eriibmtbeiten Der bemofratif4en partei
geb0rt, fir Die ST Tammtrepublit. unD ntdt
mittelbar auf INSTRUMENTATION Wege,
Ionbern gang unmittelbar trttt pbelps fit
Die @rpGblung Mc8inlep's Elm, ndmli3 nit
ben marfigen @orten:
SD bin fir Mc&inlen unb 9obart nno
fir feinen Mnoeren in biefer frttifhen 3ett.
@s 1T meine patriottf9e Bfli6t unb Die
aGer treuen unb Observation-Disclosures 8iirz
qer, in DieTem @a6lfampfe fir Die PrGiiz
bentf6aft unb Experimentation bic 8ut=
gelbzS anDibaten gu unteritiiBen, beren @rz
pdblung t6unli9 1T. 9arum bin ih 10
qan3 unb gar fir Mc&tnlep u1D 9obart
uro peroe Mqes, mas in meinen &rdften
itebt, fir lire @ripdblung tbun. Senn i9
bin BON @runb meiner 9eele gegen Naes
unb Sssebes, mas auf 8epuoiation unb Omar
nie hinaielt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
Wtcbr Mber SaS oHafrifamii6e
S6eMiaL S@tSOer.

Sur Gbaratteriitif @9r0bers erbdGt bic
~@Hener 3tg," cine 3uf9rift bon einem
W}itarbeiter auf Der plantage 2epa, Der
Nlgenaeuge pieler 8rutalttGten S9r0bers
mar. @r f9reibt:
@ines Sages piinT9te @9r0ber BON eli
mem Sumboz9duptling cine partie 9ii6ner,
nnb ba berfelbe Die geforberte Mnaabl ni9t
~lteferte, f9oB S9rOber i6m cine 2abung
S9rot in ben &iiden.
@inen gOuneff9en .9obi (Mdf9er) f9lug
er ipinbelipei9 unb banb i'm, an 9dnben
uno SiiBen 9etnebeGt, an cine Sabnentange,
mo er i'm einen Sag in brennenber Sonne
buneern lieB.
Den 8op beg 9errn b. Sranfenberg, Der,
penn i6 ni6t febr irrs, iib tpeigerte, etpas
seqen feinen 9errn aus5ufagen, fol er bur6z
qepriigelt unb flint Sage in 8etten gelegt
baben, obne inn Speife unb Srant 0erab@
ret9en gu lafen.
Sd mar perFOnli9 3ugegen, als er einen
nit einem 8ananenitamm belaoenen
@9paraen, als Der Mann in einem 8ogen
UNI @9rOber berum auspi9, NIT einem
beienitielbiden, aGben &niittel = feline gez
p1bnGi6e @offe-in ben Riiden f4lug,
bob Der trdftige Menf9 ouf Der Steae 5uz
lammenbra9.
@ines Sages baute i9 nit S3rOber cine
Bantberfalle; bic Nrbeiter batten oieaei@t
nGbrenb unferer Mrbeits3eit etpas gefaulz
lenat, 8eim Grl@einen S4r0bers tonnten
Mue nod enttpei9en, Bis auf einen un9liidz
li6en 8aianen, Der nod in Der Ndbe behold
tigt mar, unb an bieIem tiiblte nun S9rOber
in Der gemeinften Nrt feline Wut6.
Sd lief beran unb fu3te S9rOber bur9
@orte gu beru6igen; bod ais oies ni9t bali,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26
SEE @amferott Der iociaISemofra
fiiGet 0IaSbittc boat GarNnaMr.

Cine Nrbeiterglas6itte purbe, pie err
innerli9, nab Qusbru9 Der Streifs in
Garmaur gebaut auf 8eranlaHung Der foz
cial0emotrati19 en Ngitatoren. 9ie in Gar@
maur entla1enen Nrbeiter nurDen babel
berpenbet. SEPT lit iber bieie Nrbeiter>
9las6itte ppn &ibezbez@ier bic geri9tli9e
liquidation perbdngt porben. Die urz
ia9en bes .3uiammenbru9s tparen berz
f6iebener art: @ri tli9 purben bic Mftien,
bic einen Wertb bon $50 Sranfs batten,
nit 500 Srancs be5a6lt. Damn mubten
Die aug Ttdnbigen Mrbeiter Der Sabrit 3t9=
arme uno Comp, beren @ieberer0ffnung
man D~ereiteln nolte, bef9Gftigt nerben,
10 DaB Der Se9stunbentag ni9t mebr ge=
niigte unb elm Surnus eingefibrt tperben
muBte, in benz Die Mrbeiter rur bier3s6n
Sage per Monat arbeiteten. Die SpeIen
b(ieben bic glei@en, 10 bic 8er3iniung Der
Obligationen i'm 8etrage bon 100000
Sranes, unb bic Mrbeiter er6ielten f9lieBz
lt4 nur einen She'll ibres 2obnes, mas Die
meiiten beranlaBte, ii9 anberndrts i6ren
unterbalt gu iuben. Die Setter bes Inter
nebmens melbeten am %. Suli ibre Sniol=
BENG beim 9anbelsgeri9te bon Saint
@tienne an unb pieIen in ibrer 8ilon5
Nctiben in 9Dbe BON 355. 900 Srancs unb
poiftDen i'm 8etrage BON $4,000, bapon
Elm Sihnftel an riiditdnoigen 2D6nen aus,
nobel Die Summer, auf bic bic Mrbeiter
ber5i6tet baben, fOtpie bic bon ibnen ange=
fauften Nftien ni9t inbe9riffen finb.
Sci berartiaen ~@elegenbeiten, 10 fagt nit
&e9t Die r@erl. Sdgl. &unbf@au", err
peit es ii9, baB bic Srganifationstraft
bes Socialismus bon ben Nnbdngern Der
2ebre, aber audi bon @esnern Der Ooctrin
gang gepaltig iiberf9dbt gu tperben pflegt.
Die SOcialbemOfratie fir9tet Ii9 ni9t bpr
benz problem, Die Belt mad einem SDtem
nm5uformen, aber Elm 8eriu9 i'm fleinen,
bas Experiment, cine 8Gderei Dber cine
Sabrif auf 9runolage BON 9arteiibeen aufz
3uribten, 1T bisber iebesmaG m~iBlungen.
Gbenio 1T IS Biz iebt nit communication
unternebmungen pie nod tirali9 erit nit
Der Nniieolung bes Mbpofaten 9erbfa in
Sfafrita gegangen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-08-26

Ser tiirfif9e &ommanbant fir ben
tretii9en 8eairt 8etbpmO, @tibem Paf3a,
mar BON benz b%ortigen engIif3en &Onful
tpegen berI9isbener @etpalttbaten, mel9e Die
ibm unterIteGten Sruppen Oeriibt batten,
ernftli9 CUR Gebe gefteGt tpOrben. 9aranf
f9idte ber'Ya19a Dem 8pnful einen in tiirz
tiI6er @pra6e abgefaBten Brief, befen er>
fter @aB lautete: Sage 9einem &Onig,
@einer Maieitdt benz 9errn 2onbOn, baB
i'm Gei6e bes Propbeten nur Die alerbeiligite
Maieitdt unfer Sultan gu befeblen bat"