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The record-union., 1896-12-04

The Los Angeles Times" objects to
d tariff commission, because at best
such a body would be only advisory
after all 1t might do, the whole question
would come back to Congress to be de-
bated anew. There is strength in the
objection; yet it is true that deliberative
bodies are greatly aided by committees
of inquiry. The real question is,
Would such commission advance or
delay the work?" While the commission
would be taking testimony and search
ing out wisdom, could not Congress be
proceeding with its other business, and
thus economy of time be conserved
when it came to take up the report of
the commission? The right thing to do
is to remove the tariff question from the
political field If possible, and a commits
SONS inquiry would be in that direc-
ton. However, we are not committed
to that idea There is much to be said
on both sides; it Is a matter not to be
passed upon out Of hand.
The record-union., 1896-12-04
Weather Forecast.

Northern California-Fair in south por
ton; cloudy in north portion, and rain in
extreme north portion Friday; fresh south
erly winds in northern portion.
The record-union., 1896-12-04

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If 1t
fails to cure. 25c.
The record-union., 1896-12-04

Finest ground concave and convex
lenses, mounted in solid nickel frames,
81 80. Gold eye glass frames, So. F.
de Wolfe Hennah Masonic Temple.
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nittens.

Ladies' and Children's Wool Nit
tens. We have secured a fine sam
pie line at a mere fraction Of act
ual worth, and you're to get the
benefit. Qualities range from 15c
a pair to 45c.
SALE PRICE, 100 PAIR.
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Misses Shoes.

Small lot Of Misses Best French
Kid Bronze Button Shoes, with
cloth tops to match; a good run OF
sizes, and they are worth So 90
a pair.
SPECIAL AT 81 PAIR.
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Nightshirts.

Mems Domet Flannel Nightshirts;
full cut, made with yoke and one
pocket; good quality domet In neat
patterns.
SPECIAL AT 500 EACH.
The record-union., 1896-12-04
Silk and Wool.

bO-inch Silk and Wool Mixed Illu-
minated Suitings in fancy basket
weaves. Six yards is enough for a
suit and is excellent ST. value.
SALE PRICE, 69c YARD.
The record-union., 1896-12-04
Bows Shoes.

Big Boys Good Veal Calf School
Shoes; neat square toe last with tip
In both lace and gaiter; not all
sizes.
SPECIAL AT $50 PAIR.
The record-union., 1896-12-04
Canton Flannel.

Heavy Elder Fleece Canton Flan-
mel; unbleached; full width.
SALE PRICE, 8 1-3c YARD.
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Mems Boots.

A large Lot Of Mems Strong Veal
Kip Working Boots, with double
sole and saddle side seams; sizes,
G to IL.
SPECIAL AT 81 so PAIR.
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LsFOR TODAY AND TO-MORROW.~T-E|
Diagonal.

5O-inch wide Al1-Wool French
Diagonal in a heavy twill weave
and excellent finish; colors, navy
and black; regular 75c quality.
SALE PRICE, 39c YARD.
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Entered at the Postofice at Sacramento
as second-class matter.
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Shifting Flannels.

Scotch Tennis Flannels; fine for
shirts or under skirts; 80 inches
wide and ncn-shrinking.
SPECIAL AT 15c YARD.
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AN EXAMPLE.

Riverside Press The Republicans of
Wyoming did what they regarded as a
very shrewd thing in nominating a wo-
man, Mrs. Mallory, as Presidential
Elector. She is the Republican wife
Oh very popular Democrat, and he is
one OF the officials of the Union Pacific
railroad. The Republicans thought
all OF the railroad men would vote for
her out Of regard for her husband, and
that the women would support her from
pride OF sex. But things did not turn
out that way. Mrs. Mallory ran behind
her ticket several hundred votes, which
would seem to indicate that the Repub-
Hcan women Of Wyoming had rather
vote for a man, even if he be a Demo
crat, than a woman, no matter how
good Republican she would be. There
The record-union., 1896-12-04

ing. The mfcrobe of reform has made
its way into our colleges and universe
ties and has inoculated the professors,
notably those of philosophy and eco.
nomics. AT the recent convention of
the Assessors of the State, Professor
Plehn of the State University made a
memorable address. He declared that
Assessors cannot tell how much personal
property escapes taxation; that "he who
does not conceal his property pays the
tax OF him who does; that the farmer
pays a great deal more in proportion to
mis- real wealth than does the property
owner in the city, and that 1.-The bur-
zen which the farmer is carrying Is
tremendous"
Professor Plehn suggests that taxes
be levied on improvements and corpora
tons and not on the land-the German
system OF taxing a man according to his
apll1ty to pay. We do not agree with
the learned doctor in his conclusions,
though every one knows that his pre-
misses are correct. The tax should be
put on the land, the common heritage,
put that is another matter We are
pleased to note that a Professor of the
university has advanced beyond the in
cuoatlng state and dares hold his opin-
IONS ON live subject. It is a hopeful
sign and we trust Professor Plehn will
continue his efforts and be heard from
more frequently.
BY the way, wouldn't it be a good
loea TO print the leading lectures of
the professors of political economy in
our universities from term to term?
A lfutle publicity and fearless criti-
clsm would greatly enhance their value.
meantime we hope the inequality and
INJUSTICE OF the present system of tax
alton will engage general attention.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
Los Angeles Herald: The decision Of
the United States Court at San Fran
cisco yesterday confirming the legal
rlght OF the State Railway Commits
sion TO regulate freight rates and pas
senger fares is in line with decisions
or other Federal as we'll as State courts
BUT this decision, as have all other
decisions, emphasizes a point Of COM
mon law which the public Is not likely
to see the Importance of.
In substance the court holds that
Wnen State assumes the right to fix
a schedule of maximum rates for COM
mon carriers 1t is obliged to name
charges that will yield profit to the
carriers. That is to say, when a State
exercises the right to say what a pub
nc carrier may charge for his service.
1t virtually deprives him Of the right
TO nix a price for his own goods, his
goods being transportation facilities.
which he has for sale. But in assuming q
the right to regulate rates, the State
is bound to permit the carrier to
charge price that at least will not
subject him to q loss, for that would be
the equivalent Of confiscating his prop
erty.
AN EXAMPLE.
Riverside Press: The Republicans of
wyoming did what they regarded as a
very shrewd thing in nominating a wo-
man, Mrs. Mallory, as Presidential
Eector. She is the Republican wife
or very popular Democrat, and he is
one of the officials of the Union Pacific
The record-union., 1896-12-04
HenriettaS.

45-inch All-Wool French Henri
eta, a firm silk finish weave.
Comes in ten shades that all con-
slider good 75c quality.
SALE PRICE, 41c YARD.
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Dolls.

Stuffed Body Dolls, china heads
and feet fitted with tan shoes
and stockings; would be good value
at 15c.
SPECIAL PRICE, 1Oc EACH.
The record-union., 1896-12-04

These publications are sent either py
Mail or Express to agents or single SUD
scpibers with charges prepaid. All Post
masters are agents.
The best advertising mediums on the
Pacific Coast.
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The Obedient SchooIboy.

is no accounting for women, or men
either, in politics.
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Picture Frames.

Pretty Leatherette Picture
Frames, cabinet size, In assorted
colors, with small medallion but
ton on one corner. They're worth
double.
SALE PRICE, 90 EACH.
The record-union., 1896-12-04
MOhair.

A very pretty and stylish novelty
In Fancy Weave Mohair Suiting;
has a rich, silky look. Comes in
ten patterns. Value, G5c a yard.
SALE PRICE, 4Oc YARD.
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THE DAILY RECORD.UNION.
THE WEEKLY UNION
t12 Pages

kI~ IdG6SJs
fs the cheapest and most desirable Home,
News and Literary Journal published on
the Pacific Coast.
The Weekly Union. per year. r........Sl oo
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Toy Dogs.

Black Woolly Dogs, large size, on
stand, with four wheels: an extra
good value.
SALE PRICE, 25c EACH.
The record-union., 1896-12-04
Curtain Swiss.

White, Dotted and Figured Cur
tain Swiss; 40 inches wide; q full
assortment Of patterns.
SPECIAL AT 1Oc YARD.
The record-union., 1896-12-04
Silks.

20-inch Firm Weave Japanese
Silks, in both light and dark
shades. For evening wear or fancy
work. Forty shades.
SALE PRICE, 20c YARD.
The record-union., 1896-12-04
Alpaca.

27-inch wide Black Alpaca in
firm weave; has a rich, silky ap-
pearance; would be extra value at
Csc a yard.
SALE PRICE, 15c YARD.
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Diagonal.

50-inch French Diagonal, in pref
ty two-tone rough camel's hair ef-
fects. Very handsome weaves in
three choice patterns. Regular
price, 81.
SALE PRICE, 69c YARD.
The record-union., 1896-12-04

Record-Union Telephone.
EoItoriaI looms. ......'...s....,,I 49, 131
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Mems Hose.

Mems Natural Gray and Camels-
hair Colored Wool Half-Hose, good
weight and seamless; worth double.
SAT. NIGHT, 10c PAIR.
The record-union., 1896-12-04
Mems Hats.

Mems Fine Black Fur Felt Fedora
Hats, in the latest style block, and
well worth 81 80 each.
SAT. NIGHT, 78c.
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OVergaiters.

OVcrGdlIeTS.
Small lot Of Ladies Best Quality
Black Pique Overgaiters, worth 81
to 81 so q pair.
SAT. NIGHT, Soc PAIR
The record-union., 1896-12-04
Hosiery.

Children's Black Wool Hose, sizes
9 to S11a, good weight, seamless and
fast black. They're regular zoe
values.
SAT. NIGHT, 1232o PAIR.
The record-union., 1896-12-04
.andkerchiefs.

Mems Fine White Japanese Silk
Handkerchiefs; good size, with
pretty initial worked in corner.
SPECIAL AT 25c EACH.
The record-union., 1896-12-04
Towels.

Satin Damask Towels in beau
tiful assortment Of patterns; knot
ted fringe, white OF colored bor-
ders; size, 20x40 inches.
SPECIAL AT 33c EACH.
The record-union., 1896-12-04
Matches.

Another lot Of those Safety
Matches put up In packages OF one
dozen boxes to q package.
SAT. NIGHT, 80 PACKAGE.
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SATURDAY \ X NIGHT
ONLY.
Bedspreads.

White Honeycomb Bedspreads,
good size, soft finish.
SAT-. NIGHT, 4Sc EACH.
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Spreads.

White Crochet Bedspreads In
pretty Marseilles patterns; full size
and free from dressing.
SPECIAL AT 60c EACH.
The record-union., 1896-12-04
Towels,

Towels,
White Cotton Honeycomb Towels,
large size, full bleached.
SAT-. NIGHT, SIC EACH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

men. Der 8orrat6 Der @elt an @olo bat
dber BON 1875 Bis 1890 Inn dlein 1920
MiGtpnen Dollars 3u%genounmen. Die ourd]@
19nittli6s idbrli9e 3una6ne Der 8eoOlts@
rung betrGgt elm pro5ent. 9utte Die Welt
1873 bemnab 1850 MtGionen 8etpo6ner,
10 bruu9te, I'M nit i6r S9ritt gu bdlten,
bic @~olO3una6me rl1r iG9rli9 131 Mtlioz
men Dollars gu 6etragen. Sic bat aber boa
1871 bis 1890 bur9i9nittlih %, bon 1880
bis 1885 burdf9nittli4 %, feitbem ober
iGbr1i9 iiber 6unbert Wftatonsn
betraqen, 1891. 100, 1892 146, 1898 157,
1894 100, unb 1895 2O3 MtIionen. Mit
onberen @orten: felt 1870 lit 81 Dem 9oloz
oprrat6 Der @elt aQein B mai 1obtel 9olo
6inaugefommen, aIs porber in alien Sabreu
felt Der @ntbe6ung Nmerita's; benn BON
1893 big 1870 belief ii9 bic gefammte @olbz
forberung auf 700 Mtuionen Dollars. Sds
@oIbgelo Der Ser. Staten a1ein pu4s ppn
ni9t 8 ouf 900 MiGionen.
l1ns 1T es unbegreifli4, tpte Elm Man1,
nie Mltgelb, berartige nt9t ettpa nur aus
Der 2uft gegrtffene, fOnoern pifentli9
fdlf9e 8ebauptungen MAIDEN, unb feinen
&uf Der 8a6r6eitslie6e 10 gdn5lt9 dlfs
Spiel feBen farm. @enn er glaubt, Ietner
Sadie babur9 bienen gu fOnnen, nruB er
bon benz 8erftanbe ieiner 9Drer cine unenbz
li3 geringe Meinung ba6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

Der 8altdnhaIbin1e[ ols 8olltperte gegen bic
Siirtei einerieits unb gegen RuBlanb
anoererfeits lag f9pn felt Sabren in bet
4bft9t Selterrei9s unb es bat baber audi
8ulgurien in Observation-Disclosures" Weife
unteritiibt, 10 Iange es auf feline 5rei6eit
unb SelbftGnbigteit beba9t mar. Sin
8attenberg tpdre ME na9 petersburg 9e@
pilgert, tpte es Der Gpburger setban bat, um
n8dter9en" Elm freunbli9es 2d9eln abau@
I9mei9eln. @6er mas bat ct errei9t? gr
fat it9 leinem @olfe entfrembet, D. +. er lit
ia pbnebin Elm 5rembling, Elm fiiritli6es
Reis, bas man benz nd9 una66dngtgteit
unb 8rei6eit ringenben 8oiarenpolte aufz
gepfropft bat, unb er bat es nibt burdz
5uIeben oermo4t, baB bic ruffl9zbulguriz
I9en Sffiaiere ipieber auf ibre poiten au@
riidberufen tpuroen; ct bat bic Na9bdrn
nur miBtruuii4 unb 3uBtunb ni4t bel
freunbli9er 9ema9t. @er ben Goburger
perIOnli9 tennt, peiB, neB Settles &inb er
lit; er pirb itets nur Elm Spielbaa in ben
0Gnben bon 8arteifubrern fem. Sinh es
berte bic Huffen, pel9e in 8nlgarien Die
pplitit gu ibren 8unften penben tpplen,
Damn finb es morgen biellei9t f9pn ipieber
bic sSreunbe bes ermorbeten Stambulpip
unb bic bulgarii6en 9atriote11, pel@e fir
bic unabbGngigfeit ibres 8aterlanbes in Die
@9ranfen treten uro penn n0tbig fo9ar
ben Goburger nit iammt feirem SprOBli19
Boris aus benz Wege rdumen.
@raf @olubopsfi mar LANCE 3eit Der
@e1anbte Oeiterrei6s am rumdnii9en Sofe
unD bat itsts auf cine Grmeiteruns Der
Dfterrei9i19en Ma6tipbdre an Der unteren
Oondu bingsarbeitet. Die 9Gt19elung Der
poGen in Oeiterrei9, ferner bic enereii9e
@telung, tpel9e Seterrei9 auf Der 8alfun<
infel einaunebmen ii4 ani9idt, bor aGlem
dber Der 8eitritt GumGniens gum Sreiz
bunbe unb bic j%iingften feItli9en GreigniKe,
BEL benen Der &aifer bon Se1terrei9 unb
Der &Dnig BON RumGnien cine in paris,
2onbon unb Yetersburg beutli9 berne6mz
bare @pra9e fiibrten: 9as aGes bat cine
ebenTo f9perpiegenbe 8ebeutung pie Die
bunbsF0ttif4e @ere6rung 0es g5aren ieitens
Der Sran5oien.
BON elmer le6errumpelung Deg 8dlfan's
bur6 Die 8ufen ober gar bon elmer Nusz
f9labtung Der 80Iter iener 9dlbinfe[ gu
@uniten GuBlanbs fam baber borldufig
feline 3ebe iein.
nnb bod tpirb &uBlanb unb ni9t
Osfterrei6 gu gutter Sept ben er0Bten Sap
pen befommen. 9enn baB es nit Der Sir
fei gu Gnbe gebt, baB bieiem alten Derfeu6s
ten Srgdnismus bas Sleii6 BON ben &nO@
diem fault, bas fam ieber feben, unO geraOe
Der @treit INN Die &no9en unb 6eben tpirb
ben 8Dlterbranb entfaAen, ben ie6e @roB=
ma9t dngitli9 i'm Seine 81 eritiden tra9z
tet, ben gu berbiiten aber feline bic Ma9t
not.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
senerretd, ,tmS Die d d

@ir MAIDEN Die 2efer ipeaie1 auf BIZ
in Der b~sutigen 8eilage entbaltene Wiene1
@orreIponben5 v@on Der blauen Sonau'
aufmertium, in pel9er Die 9altung Oeiter=
rei9s gu ben 8a~Itanitaaten einge3enb be-
fpro9en tpirb.
@eit aber &aiier 5rdn3 Soief ietnen be-
~beutunqsbolen SrinfIpru9 gehalten uni
feinen fOlgenf9peren 8eiu4 in 8un1dniens
9auptitabt eemudt bat, iinb bic Barrier
Se1te gefeiert porben, BADEN ii9 bic 5ran=
3oien bor Dem @5aren Die 8nie tpunogeriez
ben, bic Seblen better gef9rteen unb Dit
3ungen blutig geledt; feitbem 1T aud mil
beIonDerem Na9brud betont porben, 0ah
apif9en Srantrei4 unb &ublano nt3t nun
cine Entente cordiale". 3. 3. etn ber3'
li9es @inbernebmen befte6e, %ionbern 1ogal
elm @ertrag , beffen Gin5elbeiten auer=
bings nod Sebeim gebalten tperben.
4fs Graf 9olu9Otpsti, Der Pols, an Bit
Spite Oes Oiterrei9ii9en uusipdrtigen Itt=
tes berufen ipurbe, ba blieb fem 3peifel
mebr iibrig, baB Sefterrei9 an Der nnterer
9Onau cine fete 8olitit perfolgsn tpiirbe
Die @rri4tung felbitdnoiger Staatsn aa1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

beter 1tei9ern piirbe, baB Der Brets bes St9@
6ers fortipGbrenb unb in einem WdBe fallen
ipiirbe, baB bic preiserb0bung Der Waaren,
ndmentli9 aber bic gretserbDbun9 Der VII
belt, nibt piirbe Damit glei9en S9ritt ball
ten %tDnnen; baB Die SnOuitrie ftatt gefOroert,
bebinbert iperben miife, neil iie ME tptiien
fDnne, pb ber preis, auf ben bin tie bente
4rbeit ~unternimmt, lift morgen nod bic
Muslage bedt, urb baB besbulb es nit Der
erbDfften @ermebrung bes @bidbes nnb Grs
bDbung bes greiies Der Sarmprooufte nrhts
Iein tperbe. = DAB aber, %einerlet, tpie Ii4 Die
Sadie mad benz l1ebergong CUR 6reiprdgun9
IteGe, Der uebergang ieIblt fem langi1mtr
uebergang,1onbern Elm getpaltiger, bas gan3e
2anb unter finan3ieGem &uin begrabenber
@tura Iein perbe, ipel4' lebterer 8ebaupz
tunq bon ben 8ertretsrn Der Silbertpdbrung
au9 gar nt9t piOeripro9en piro.
@er BON ben beiben Soften 6at nun &eAt2
DUFF tpel9er liegt bic 2pgtt, unb auf pel9er
liegen bic 8epeife?
9ieIe Sragen iinb ~unferen 2eIern In
2aufe bes @abltampfes CUR @eniige beaitz
nprtet tporben. 8on ben 8ebauptllngen Der
@plopG6rungsleute lit cine iebe bur9 S9atz
fu9en unb 3ablen na9gelpteien tporben, bon
benen Der SiEberleute nur bic ein5tge, bon
ben @plDIeuten 5ugegebene, baB es Bel 6ret%
prdgung einem, tpenn audi febr iptn5lSen
36eiIe Der S9ulbner mDgli9 ietn iptrb, ibre
8lGubiger nm bic 9dlfte tbres 8utbabens
gu bringen unb gu betriigen.
limb barauf lduft Die gan5e Silber6eipez
gung binaus! I'm einigen 2euten 3u CT
mDgli9en, auf geiebIi9em @ege 8etrug 81
iiben, TpG bas gan5e 2anb elmer nmmGl5nne
unter3ogen tperben, beren 8uin unb Snoe
ni6t ab3ufeben it, unb bic notbpenbiger
Weiie bus gan3e 8olt, audi bic Sarner, in
Mitleibenf4aft 3ieben muB.
6err 8rpan re9net bebufs Teiner Gr=
tpGblung Defenders ouf Die inbuftrie1en Mr-
better unb Die Sarmer. Der MrbeiterItonn
bat bas 4niinnen beretts NIT GROCER @nte
f9iebenbeit 5uriidgeniefen. Der Sarmere
itanb gilt in oGer @elt als Der e6rltGg
Stanb. WirO er ieinen guten Ruf oiesmal
2iigen f%trafen9
8ir %glduben es ni9t, namentli9 ni9t Dor
unfern oeutI9en Sarmern, neil mir tpt1Ien
baB ibnen bus Sprii4nort: %n@brli9 pdbri
am lGngiten!", unb bas @ebot: ,Ou 5plI!
ni3t fteblen!" in Sleii4 unb 8lut User
gegangen tit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
9as SberHaats8ertGt oent 9ttScn=
ten &0rmcr'S.

Ser amtli9e 8eri9t ii6er bic 0er6anbz
lungen unb @nt19etbungen bes pberften
Staatsgeri9ts Bpm Sltnots in ieinen neuez
item Serminen pibmet ni9t tpeniger uls
fiinf3ebn enggeiebte Seiten Dem Qnbenten
@uitdp &Drner's, Der am 8. Qpril ieBigen
Sa6res in feiner langidbrtgen 9eimatb
8eIebiQe I'M Otter bon iiebenunba3t5ig
Sdbren eeitorben lit.
Weil 80rner Ielbft emit Elm ausgeaei9@
netss Neitglieb Des pberten 8eri9tsbofes
mar, peranitdltete btefer i6m gu gbren
pd6renb ieiner @anberftbungen in Mount
8ernpn, cine Sraueritbung.
Musoeaei9nete &ebner aus benz Mbbofas
tenftanbe tpie eSyannes SO, Din, Marf6aG 9.
Wier, Sranflin u. Mcgonuug6p feierten Die
~un1eren 2eIern 10 tpobl betannten groBen
Gigen19aften unb 8oll6ringungen &Drners,
Darauf fpra9 i'm Namen bes Sbergeri4tes
felbit, Defien Mitglieb 8uter. Sberri4ter
8afer 3oate &Drner ~beionbers au6 in Der
@igenf9oft als Suri1t narme Mnertennung
unb ma9te babel ii6er &Drner's ~einftiges
@irten inn Oberftaatsgeri9t folgenoe in@
terefiante Mitt6eilungen:
uMm 2. @priG 1916 tpurbe &0rner bonn
@ouperneur bss Staates gu einem Der Ri9@
ter bss Sbergert9ts gema9t, ba elmer berz
fel6en, 9ti9ter Sbielbs, auseetreten NOR.
l1ro am 10. DECEMBER 1916 pdblte i'm, Der
bamaligen 8erfafung gemdB, Die Stats
geIeb9ebun9 in baffelbe Nmt. ST oerGteB
ben Gi9teritubl i'm September 1848, alS
auf @runb Der bonn 8oGte in jenem Sabre
angenommenen @erfuKung BON 1848 Die
@eri9te bes Staates reorgdntiirt tpurben.
@p mar &0rner alfo i'm @dnaen ungefGbr
bret Sabre. unb Elm babies Mitglieb bteIes
b09iten @eri9tsbpfes BON SGinois. Seine
llrt6eile uno Gntf4eibungen itnb i'm 5peiz
ten, britten unb bierten 8ano BON Sill
mans Geports" ent6alten. 9as Sbere
geri9t aGs iol9es bate bamuls berbdltniBz
mdBig penige @ef9dfte, bo9 auglei9 lag
ben Mitqliebern beg S6ergeri9ts bic freisz
9eri6tli6e S6dtigfeit ob. Die bon 8Drner
als Obergeri9tsmitglieb DerfdBten nrtbeile
aeuqen BON leirer re9tspi1e I9aftli9en
@ilbung unb feiner ri9terli6en 8Tdbigung
unb @ere6tigteit. See Stat befanO fi4
bamals nod in ieiner 8inbbeit; bic Sc
ri6te 6otten nod penige Brdceoen5fdae auFz
oefteQt; bic uuftau9enben Sragen tparen
qroBen Shells Srdgen bes ertmaligen Sim
bruds unb bic Mrbsiten Der Sberrinter
e6en1o f9ipierig pie perantportungsooa.
Sberri6ter &0rner a6er leiftete @utes unb
8ebeutenbes in Der S3affung BON prdce>
ben3ien fir ieine Na4folger."
I'm biefes Dem 8erbli@enen geipenbete
Sob gu niirOigen, maB man beOenten, mas
fir cine 8idtigteit i'm umerifanif9en 8edt
prdcebsn5z6dne baben, inbem 9eri4tli6e
llrtbeile, pel9e in Dorarsgegangenen SGlen
dbaeqe6en murben, bielfa9 fir fpdtere Safe
berfel6en Dirt maBge6enb iinb.
Oberri6ter 8afer 5o1te ou9 &Orner's
YpGterem Wirfen marine Mnerfennung. l1nb
ent1predenbe Sruuerbef9liife puroen Dem
protofoa bss Sbergeri4ts eingefiigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

Den urmen 2ouis S9abe m09ten nil
Teben, tpie er ben 8rief 8aparb's lieit. 81
fat felt DieIen bielen Sabren ben Stats
MANN bon Seldtpare berberrli6t, ia oerbimz
melt, unb i'm namentli9 au9, nit oouem
Ge9t, aGs einen fur9tlOIen @eener BON
Semperena8tpangsz@ efeben dufs bO9fte se=
p~rte1en. 8irb er nun in Ieinem S~ilbertpa6n
audi 8abarb als etnen M~btrinnigen per=
f(u6en2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21

Saibuden BADEN bds 9el9rdoer
& 10 ter RainDDaa iberfdllen II;
bic M0n6e erDffneten elm @epebrfener uno
sfpan9en Die &duber NIT !9interlaRung Ell
mes Sobten CUR 6ln4t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-21
Nu6er9em0 bnli6es
Nner6feten.
Nnlfrf WeltQus |teuuno,

Oas unter Dem uanen ,uniere @eItamsitelttn9"
rtihnlid2f befannte prodtmerf bat nht weni9 oa5u beioera9en,
|os 2noenfen an Ole eemaGtiee Golumbiihe 2~usfeuune noh fir
LANCE 3et frih 81 erhaIen, Die oort oemad}ten Grruneer=
ldaften Dem ero6en pnblifumr oauerno I'll erbaHen uno Sen Seeen
|os oro6en ;frteoenswerfes m%09lid2f meiten Kreien 5uodneIub
I'll MAIDEN, 1T Ger 3wed odes NIT ebt oeutibern 6Get6e bergdfeu=
ten Werfes.
Die Juufrattonen rDuroer ~for9fdIti9 ans Ger eroben 3ahl
Der oficteIen 2~lufnabmen eerpdbIt uno in fdnfleriid r~olenoeer
meie o~us9efabrt
Der Gert 1T uripriin9lid in oeutfder Sprade perfabt nidt,
we Ole n1etfen oerari9en publtfattonen, cine l1eberebrn9 aus
Dem Gn9Ii1ben.
uno gedmadpou.
Der 2lnfauf elmer beceutenoen 2ln5ahl bon G%remplaren iebt
uns in oen STAND, oie1es ~werthpoue Sud, oas cine 5teroe enes
ieoen 6ausbaltes gu nperoen befimmt III, uni fern eern unter aus
nabmsmeie ganft9en 8eoin9un9en 5ugdngliH gu madeu.
tDer nab 2~lbtraeun9 etrpaieer Ricffdnoe 1en announcement
fir Elm Jabr i'm Doraus uno auBeroem $500 be3abt, alto oen
Betra9 1eines 1affanoes uno $500 ein1enoet, erpdlt oqs 8ud9
i'm Beremb Ger Der. Staaten, CANADA uno 111erifo portofret per
Grpre6 3ueelanot IN anoern morten: Der feline Radfdnoe
uno $500 ~auBeroem be5ahlt, oe1en abonnement miro auf Elm
neihres 3atr ~perldn9ert uno er erPdlt oas proc7tmerf
gin rre meltuna telnnn'
portofrei ~5u9e1d2iHt.
n1on fence 6elo umo 8riefe oreft an:
5Rlinois Stats 3eitung Co.,
Chicago, Ill.