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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13

and connect with the rooms or Slopes,
as they are called by the miners. The
tunnels are the passage ways or halls
of the flats and the Slopes or rooms
dug upward and outward in taking out
the ore. Each tunnel has a little rail-
road running through it and there are
fifty miles of such tunnels in the On
tario and the Daily. The cars of the
railroad are of iron. They are always
loaded by gravity. In order that the
miners may not have the trouble OF
lifting the ore, from the tunnel of each
of these stories to the tunnel below it,
is cut a great pipe or chute at such an
angle that the ore being shoyeled into
it will roll down and fall into the car
placed at it's mouth at the other end,
100 feet below.
GOING DOWN. INTO THE oNTA-
But the manager is ready for our visit
to the mine We stand at the entrance
Of the shaft and watch the elevator
coming up. 1t is raised by means of
cable made of wire ropes, each as thick
as your thumb, which runs over pull
ley forty feet above the floor, and
thence straight down into the shaft.
The cable looks strong, and we ask the
engineer how much the rope will hold
without breaking. We are told that 1t
can easily support eighty tons. / look
at the manager and the two miners
who are to go with US. None of them
weigh more than 200 pounds, and as my
weight is about 100 feel comparatively
safe. Now the elevator is at the top.
Two cars, each holding 1,500 pounds Of
rock are wheeled off and we are mo-
toned to take their places. AS we. do
so the manager gives a signal to the
engineer, and we start down into the
bowels of the earth. We descend as
fast as though we were in the elevator
Of Chicago hotel, and we are warned
to keep close within the cage, as a
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13

Charles B. Jefferson, son of Joseph
Jefferson, will this season manage a
vaudeville company, to be called San
dow's Olympia. Eugene Sandow. the
strong man. will be at the head of
the organization, and will be support
ed by the Rossow midgets A1cide Cap
itaine, Wood and Sheppard, Jessie
Merrillees, Mandola, juggler; the
trick pony, Trover and the biograph.
a Photographic machine which shows
pictures with the figures in action
Shadows Olympia will make tour
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13
SCHOOL OF SINGING

Pure Italian method Complete artistic
preparation for stage or concert Special
course, and great reduction for professional
students, Send for catalogue. Fall term opens
Sept. 14th
Steinway Hall Bldg. IL Van Buren,
st, Chicago, HI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13


helping two of his college chums along
In a double-barreled love affair. The
aunt Of one Of the boys Is expected
from Brazil. and they have prepared a
lunch for her to-which they have in
vited their sweethearts At the last
moment telegram is received from
the aunt announcing that she has been
delayed and will not arrive for day or
two. The girls are on hand and so is
the lunch. The young men do not wish
to postpone the affair, so they get their
fellow student, Lord Fancourt Babber-
ly to personate the aunt and give pro-
pretty to the occasion. Then the fun
begins.
The company presenting the farce
TINS season includes Harry Clifford, O..
u. Hallam, Arthur Lay, John Lancas-
ter, John DAILY Murphy, James Watson,
William Bradford, Ethel Blande Grace
George, Rose Hubbard and Margaret
Mayo.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13

First Cierk-She's a married lady,.
Second Clerk-How do you knoRf
She ordered two hammocks.rM
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13
FREE STREET CAV

leading stars of Col Mapleson's com
pany, and he has also engaged Nine.
Darclee, soprano; Signor de Marche,
tenor. and Nine. Huguet, soprano.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13

An Enemy to the King" the play
just introduced by e. H. Sothern is
a typical 10th century, romance. It
just missed being a great and lasting
drama of the Hamlet and Romeo Juliet
type because of the passion some au-
thors have of ending stories happily
says New York exchange The hero
ines father is in prison because he
has harbored some followers of Henry
or Navarro. She applies to the gov
ernor of Beri for his liberation. She
is promised it on condition that she
entices the great follower of Navarro,
de Launay, from his mountain strong
hold so the governor can catch him.
So she finds de Launay; they love;
she entices him into the governor s
castle; she relents; de Launay follows
her into the governors parlors; he
hears her recantation of her contract
gets the governor cornered; a rescue
takes place, and the wicked secretary
who wants the girl Is killed.
Fine acting all through; sharp sword
tights; exquisite scenery; Sothern at
his best-never better. 1t is sad to
think what will happen to Miss Grace
Kimball, if she RECEIVERS from her
sickness and takes the heroine's part,
temporarily played by Virginia Harmed.
Miss Harmed is an actress of a high
order 1t is a question if she hasn't
made the success of the play.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13

tenor, and Nine. Huguet, soprano.
AS melodrama Is constructed in these
days it's enjoyments are denied to folk
of refinement and education. But there
is no sound argument why such
penalty should be put upon learning,
says the New York Press. In its orig
inal system melodrama is worthy di-
version. The greatest of modern play
ers, the divine Sarah herself, considers
it no infraction Of dignity to appear in
melodrama, and Sir Henry Irving, E. s.
Willard and Fanny Davenport have
done plays of this kind with great in
crease to their fame and fortune If
an honest melodrama is produced we
shall all go to see the play, and the
just and the unjust may come together
in enjoyment Of it. We are even will
ing to go so far as to say that good
melodrama, well done, is one of the
best uses of the stage, and worth all
the problem and society plays ever
written. For the first principles Of
melodrama are correct 1t upholds
virtue, it condemns vice, it has a nice
mixture of good humor and pathos, it
is replete with character drawing, IT
has striking climaXes, and it Is elo-
quent with human interest. At pres
ent there are various melodramas In
town, yet not one Of them possesses all
the qualities that should dominate this
sort Of work. Therefore, folk Of edu-
Gated taste are driven from the theater
which, under proper conditions, should
entertain them the most and melo-
drama remains the unholy joy of the
great unwashed
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13

Albert Chevalier, the greatest repre-
sentative Of costerdom, possesses a
fund of sly humor. At the Lotus club
the other day he said to young
Thespian who was discussing neck
wear that he believed the actors ia
vorite scarf was undoubtedly the puff
When Albert Chevalier was with the
Kendals he had to call to a fellow
actor who was expected to enter from
the right wing; "Ha. There you arep'
For some unaccountable reason, how
ever, the actor came on the stage on
the left side, and Chevalier without
being In the least disconnected. gave
his call, and added with a smile: 81
saw you in the looking glass;
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13

Rosemary" at the Empire, left a
lasting impression as a good whole
some play. It is not one of thesgeody-
goody sort, says the New York Her
aid. 1t is not procession of saints
by any means. Nor, on the other
hand, is 1t gathering of social sin
ners, such as have for long period
made the Empire their particular
stamping ground
AS a series of delightful stage pic
lures of the early Victorian period
Rosemary is charming to look upon
and the story that the quantity cos
tuned characters tell is no less pleas
ing in its refreshing simplicity and its
dramatic freshness. The ladies with
a past and the gentlemen who have
taught them thing or two find no
place in Rosemary yet the familiar
first night Empire audience of Monday
last seemed to enjoy it all as thorough
ly as though it's motive were of the
conventional Empire sort and dealt
with social evils instead of the por-
trayal of human virtues.
Mathews and Bulger have Joined the
ranks Of the farce-comedy stars this
season, and will soon be seen at the
Grand in a new musical comedy en-
titled "At Gay Coney Island" These
young comedians will be recalled as
the authors of score of popular songs
and the chief members of several farce
comedy aggregations.
"The Prisoner of Zenda' earned $780,
600 in royalties last season, which was
divided by novelist and dramatist.
From those cities in which the come
dian Digby Bell and his wife, Laura
Joyce Bell, have appeared, come the
most fattering reports Of their success
In Hoyt's comedy "a Midnight Bell. q
The play will be the attraction at the
Grand next week. .on7 ~
James Lewis, the comedian, Tong
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13

Louis James will commence his tour
a little earlier than usual this year.
He has secured strong romatic play,
which will receive a beautiful product
ion at the hands of his managers,
Messrs Wagenhals and Kemper
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-13

Richard Mansfield is rehearsing Ham
let. That Mr.. Mansfield can put an
antic disposition on no one doubts,
but what sort Of Dane he will give us,
no one can conjecture. But his perfor-
nance is sure to be an interesting
study
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
Raubnt0r0.
Der 6riehe Spero9us pom Sem 5ar
bi9en Gownfeno erfdld9en.
Der rr10roer III Daft.

Inter Der Nntla9e bes M2orbes befinoet
1id Der Sdr6ige &o6ert Somnfeno in Der
!9arrifDn~S traBenzS Station, ndbrenO bic
2si9e feines Spfers, bes 9rie6ii4en Sbtz
bdnblers 8eorge Speragus in Der MorguG
On Der NDams@StraBe aufge6abrt lit.
Speragus, Der an Der @de Der IA. StraBt
unb 8abaib NDenue einen Obftitanb bate
ipar geitern fur5 na9 Wfitterna9t nit ieiner
@dare, Die er auf einen S9ubtarren ge>
ldben bate, auf benz @ege na9 feiner Jpn
9aui e go. 1926 8dbaI6 4oe. geIegeneu
8obnung, ais er na6e Der Is. StraBe bpr
einem f%arbigen StrolGe angefaQen purbe
Der i'm nit einem @ammer nieberi9lug uni
9eraoe auspliinbern polte, als Die 8oli3iiter
Slaneb unb Me9en, Die ben 0iiiferuf Spe=
ragus' geh0rt batten, berbeieilten unb Del
farbigen MOrb6u6en feitnabmen unb mad
Der 9arriionzS traBen Station 19affteu
lpp er ii9 HDbert Sotpn1enb nannte.
Speragus nurbe no9 Ieiner @o6nunl
gebrd1t, tpO Elm 1pFOrt 6erbeigerufener Org
cine 9e6irneri9itterung con1tatirte, tpelbe
Speragus geftern Nahmittdg erlug, pOrau
Die 2ei9e na4 Der MOrgue an Der 4bams
ftraBe gebra9t purbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

Gin N1thleI.

Gin @dt6ief lit eg, mic i6 Die meni6Gi6c SOniti:
tuition ienols bon ben ilblen NBirfunoen ~gGritiger
9lrsneielt erbolt, ipel6e oft bu6itdbli6 in ben &Drper
bineino epumpt iperben sur psrmeintli6en @etlung bon
Spspepiie, 2eberleioen, Sartleibiofeit, &beumatismus
rnD iouitieet llebelm. 9as Our6 unpdiieuOe NleOi=
Sinen atlgeri6tete llnbeil lit faunt %geritgcr, ais Oas
Dlr6 &rantbeit Deruriadte. g8enn 2eute, Die an
Sb1pdde, 0eritopiunq, 8%ilioit6t ODER Gbeumatis:
mus leiDen, otter Den &atb DON Senienioen D0rsr
%ipitrDen, ipel6e Our6 cine Sur nit ooitetter's 1ea'
~0cnbittcrs BON Gbnli9en Grantbeiten furirt lporOer
.fnb, 10 ipiiroe ibnen in iebem 6oae bic ibneaite INN
ariinpli6ite Qlbbilie hires 9eioens 3u 5bsil iperoen.
Sisis NteOisin lit Elm eriinOli@ AZ geertS 9eDsnOsss
unD babel bur6aus l6eres, rllbdOlibes Wttttel; ~
lit aus ben feiniten 9ilau3enertracten lno Dem retrl1tel
altobolii6en Qrineip 5u~iunimengeiebt unb iibt Deg:
balb nidt Die ~erbibenbe oft 81 Sieberglutb re!ssHot
S8irtuns, tpel9e. bduiiq bel 3u9tltcnabaf stnes Del
sab(reiden ionitieen 9itters beobadtet plrD.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

men 3eitoertrsib. 2. O6 5reunbe Did gum
4usgebn loden, 70 io1ft Ou bod gu 5auie
boden. 3. Sabat 1oait Ou ni9t ralt6en,
tauen, font pirit Ou idmmerli6 perbauen.
4. Mein 8adpert lobe fir unb fir, fonit
tpeife i9 Did aus Der Sbir. 5. 2eb' meiz
ner Mutter 5u Gefallen, piGit ni9t Bel mir
in ~l1nsnao' fallen. 6. Sci rein unb iauber
itets getleibet, ionit tpirit 0u mir alsbalb
perlei6et. z. @erldngt Ou 9ulbung, alter
Sobn, 10 liefre ob ben Wo9enlobn. 8.
@iuit Define 5rau ni@t untpiri@ MAIDEN,
70 trinte niemals seiit'ge Sa9en. 9. 9it'
Did bor alen 2iebtsbdnbeln. Die Srau nur
bat Oas Ge9t gu tanosln. 10. SANS gabp
i6reit in filler Nu@t, 70 tperb's bon Dir
CUR Stub 9ebro9t. - 9isfes Seieb, DOl(
Sorg uno plag, befplge Ou nun Sag fur
Sag" :
Die nu6gelu9te @4eibung purbe iofort
bepiligt, na9bem 9err S9medebier See,
ipeiie bafir erbra9t bate, baB feline Satin
BON Dem 8Orr.@t, baB iie nnter paragrapb
9 fir ii4 beanipru4t, ben u%mfa1enolteH
Gebrau9 sema9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
+ WiIbeIm s. BerbIineer. +

Die Na9ri9t, bdB @il6elm 8. Serb
finger, Der namentli9 in beutI6en &reiien
tpegen Ieiner NIT itreng e6renpert6em uno
re6tli9em Gbaratter gepaarten 2iebensz
ipiirbigfeit algenpein beliebt mar, Mittipo6
nd1 tur3ent, i9iperem 2eiben in Der 8oaz
fraft feines Mannesdlters bonn Sooe dbbss
rufen murbe, pirb ni9t berfeblen, BON lei
men 5d6lrei9en 6reun0en uno Setdnrten
nit inniqem 8eoauern dufgenommen gu
iperben. Der 8eritprbene, Der nur Elm Mlter
bon AZ Sa6ren errei6te, ipurbe i'm Sabre
1849 in Him, Miirttemberg, geborel UNI
genoB in ieiner 8ateritaDt cine au5ge3ei9s
nete @r8ie6ung. 8ereit5 i'm 2aufe Der ie6z
8iger Sabre fam er nd9 ben Gereinigten
Staaten unb fiebelte fib mad fur3em Iufz
ent6alt i'm . ten gleih in Chicago an. 81
mar in perI9iebenen @eI9Gften, beionoers
Der litbograpbti6en 8ran4e, t6dtig unb oers
beirat6ete fi9 nit elmer SCOOTER bes berz
itorbenen 8anfiers SropIt t. Spdter6in ndbm
er reqen Nnt6eil an Der Yplttif unb bat bsr=
f6ie0ene Memter portreffli9 bernaltet. Sea-
mentli9 feline 4mtsfi4rung ais G4efclerl
bes @ountbzS 4ubmeiiters @bas. &ern bat
i'm lpo6lberbiente Entertaining einge6rd9t
Der 0abingei9iebene, Der auBer ieine1
@itttpe me6rare Sinber 6interldBt, 6dt in
Der @6icagO Surngemeinoe iOipobl pie i'm
S4pabenOerein cine beroorragenbe &ou'
geipisIt; audi mar er MitglieO Der n8lad
9uffars". Die 8eerOigung funO Sreitaa
Nu4mittag 2 l1br Oom Srauer6uuie, gO
204 &uf6 StruBe, aus mad benz Srieb6Oi
in @rdcelanb ftatt. Sriebe ieiner @i3e!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

einen Manrp NIT etrem 9epplber in Ser
9an6 aus 3tpei @unoen blutenb auf Der
Strabe liegen. Der @ertpunbete tpuroe per
patroGtpdgen na9 benz @ngletppoo Union
9opital gebra9t, mo- er Ieinen Namen als
Sobn CALDER unb feline Nbref1e als No. 6408
Stomp Sslan0 Nbe. angab unb ertlGrte, DaB
er BON apei &Gubern, einem @eiBen, Der
ii9 in 9embsGrmeln befanb, unb einem
buumlangen Neger angefallen, INN $500
beraltbt unb bur9 5tpei S6iife in ben I'M
terleib unb bic linte Seite pertpunbet tpprben
lei. @r babe auf Die &Guber AUDI 5!pet
S3iKe abgege6en, Die iebo9 fe6l gegangen
1eien.
Die poli5ei nabm bieIe Gei9i9te anfangs
fir baare Miin3e unb Die bon galoer geges
bene 8ei6reibung ieiner 4ngreifer purOe
telep6pni19 an ale Stationen iibermittelt,
audi purben bon Der GENERALIZATION Iofort
IL Detectives na9 9bbe part geIanbt, UNI
auf Die GGuber gu fabnDen.
Na9bem ii9 Die erite 4ufregung gelsgt
bate, tpurbe cine ettpas 9enauere Inter
Iu9ung bes @Orfales angeiteGt, NIT benz
&efultat, baB bic 8dubergeI9i9te iib in
@oblgefalen aufl0ite unb fetgeitelt purOe,
ouB CALDER einen Sel6tmorbper1 u9 gemubt
uno bann, als er ieinen 3ned ni6t iofort
errei3te, Die &dubergei9i9te erfunben bate.
Sc ergab it9 mamliA, 'baB Galber felt LANCER
3ett uuBer Nrbeit unb in @el0Oerlegenbeit
mar, 10 baB er po6l taum 5000 ietn eigsn
nennen tonnte. @uBerOem bdtten Die 8e=
tpobner Der 6duier, in beren unmittel6drer
0a9bari9dft Der angebli6e &~uu6anfalf
puiiirt mar, mir 5nei unb nibt bier S9iiIe
fallen bDren, uno 19lieBli6 batten 3. 6.
Bead unb g. 6. SobnfOn, bon geo. 6027
2erington Npenue, bic iofort uuf ben Small
Der S9iHe berbei9eeilt tparen, BON ben
8dubsrn ni9ts gefe6en.
Guloer tit iibri9ens ieinen 8erleBungen
bereits am Boomerang erlegen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
Narrte Die Doli'ei.
GrSqblte, er fei pon Rdubern per-
munoet uno beraubt uor6en.
NadtrdeIi6 ffente es fid, heraus, oa6 ein
Selbftmorosperfuh porIao. Der Der=
wunoete, eiI lrbeiter uamens John
GaIper, crIicet feineu DerIe5uneen.

SSn ni9t geringe Qufregung periebte Mittz
mod &6en0 Der @r6eiter Sobn CALDER, Hr.
6408 Stonep Sslano 4be. pobn6aft, Die
poli5ei bur6 eine Rdu6ergei9ihte, Die fi9
nad9 tur6er unteriu9ung uls cine @rfinoung
ernies.
Segen 10 n6r M}itttpp6 Q6eno tpuroen
Die 8etpD9ner Der 81. Str, nabe Der 2ering=
ton @benue, bur9 5nei unmittelbar %aufeia=
amber fOlgenoe S6iilie aus ibrer au6e auT=
sei9redt unb ols iie auf ben 8naG bin auI
Die StraBe eilten. iaben ie an Der 81. Str.
in unmittelharer 3abe Der 2srington @be,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
grutaler An9ri1.
5rau Qooie mav nit elmer 8lei.
r0hre n~ieoer9eldla9en.
Ser SbGter, Elm Nfeser, entwiidt.

Die Station Ger Jninois Central ahn an
DER 60. Stra6e DER Ort DER Hanolnne. =
Der Strold bate es auoenibeinIib anf
ole Sureaufafe ab9efehen. = Qud o.
ID. Gilenbereer, wel1er DER Siuetper=
fduferin sur Billie eiIt, 81 Sooen ges
fhlaeen. - Obnohl pom elmer eroBen
Menidenmenee perfol9t, bewerfteuiet
Ger S9urfe, DER feline Seute madt, feline
SIlldt.
Srau Nbbie @a1, bic aGs 8iqstbertGufes
rim in Der Station Der SGtnois Central
8a6n an Der so. @traBe angetellt TT, iiberz
rai4te Mitttpp& Morgen, als fe UNI 6 l1br
i6fen 9ienft a~ntreten polte, einen f~arbigeni
@inbre6er in ibrem Bureau BEL Der 4rbeit
unO purbe bon benz Strol9 nit elmer gusz
rO6re niebergef6lagen fotpie Tim i6re Ringe
beraubt. Sem farbigen Gtrol9 gelang es,
na9bem er nod .. %. @ilenberger, Der
Srau WaD gu 9iilfe fommen polte, nieberz
gef9lagen bate, trobOem er bon elmer be-
trG6tli9en Menf4enmenge perfolgt muroe,
au entnti9en.
Ql9 Srau @ab fur5 por 6 116r tbr 8uz
reau errei4te, fab file 5u ibrem @ritqnnen,
oaB bas 9tnterfenfter be1eIben balb often
itono. SIN Der Meinung, baB ibr College,
Der lie am Mbeno bor6er abgsl0it, bas Sem
iter bate offen iteben lafen, f6entte iie Der
SADIE petter feline 8ea9tung u1b po1te bic
Sbir Dffnen, fanb biefelbe iebo9 nur onsez
le6nt. Mls fe bas Bureau betrut, iprang
Elm baumlanger Neger ouf ie gu, f9lug
tie nit elmer 8leirObre gu 8oben unb 6dnnz
merte, als ie UNI 9iilfe rief, 70 lange auf
fe elm, biz ie bas 8epuBtfein berlor, t%pprauf
er ibr ale &inge BON ben Singern obitreifte
uno bdnn Die Slu9t ergreifen pollte, als
gerdbe 9. %. @ilenberger, Der na9 Der
Staot fabren lpolte, auf ben 8abnbof fam
unb, dls er Srau WaD blutenb unb betpuBts
los am 8oben liegen fab, itb auf ben Neger
~ftiir5te. gs entfpann fib nun Elm ber5peiz
felter &ingfampf, bel benz @tIenberger un-
terlug unb audi nit Der 8leir06re nieber=
gei9ldgen tpurOe, %tporauf Der farbige Strol@
in nOrOli6er &i9tung bic @ai6inston Mbe.
%entlang lief.
Me6rere @aite beg benz 8abn6of ge9enz
iberliegenoen 5otels Del prabo batten ie=
bod ben Burden bemertt unb gilenberger's
9ulferufe gebDrt, unb na6men Die 8erfol>
gung oes @3urten auf. Dieter mar in=
oefen GIT f6neqfiBig unb perl9panb Ipurz
los in ei1em Der bielen Seitengdb9en.
5rau 8aD tpurbe na9 i6rer 8o6nung,
Go. 292 60. StraBe, gebra9t, mo Elm gu
&atbe ge5ogener &rat lire 9erlebungsn, be-
Itebeno aus elmer tiefen &opfnunbe unb unz
beoeutenben 5autabi9irfungen an ben
0Gnoen, berbanb.
Cine llnteriu6ung bss @tationsbureaus
ergabs baB Der Neeer a6iolut feline 8eute
gema3t bate, ba Die Der 6ruu Map oon ben
5ingern ge5ogenen 8inge auf benz SUP
booert in Der Rdbe bes Ofens gefunoen muir
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
Starter Gabaf.
Die u5ehn Gheeebote" peranIa6en miaiom
Sdmedebier, auf S6eioune gu fIaeen.

Sine in 6obem @rabe origineQe 8eorinz
oung zines neutrality-suspicious. CAB S5rei=
tag in &i3ter 9anecp's @mts3immer Mn=
lob gu unge6eurer 6eiterteit. @iQiom
S4medebier eriu9te ben &i9ter 6anecb
flebentIi9, bas e6eli6e 8anb apii6en Inn
uno feiner f6le9teren SGlfte gu lDlen, unb
5tpar neil feline @ottin seraoe5u unm0g=
li9es BON linn %berlange. Sol9e Mufterz
eremplare bon ~@6emdnnern, tpie er Iaut ia
tegorif3em 8efebl Ieiner Srau iein 1oQe,
edbe es auf Der gan5en peiten Wslt niGt
pnb er beoanfe fi9 oafur, ais @ngel Da3u=
iteben.
5rau S9mede6ier bat aus tpeiier 8ered=
nung, baB ba5 9sbd6tniB zines @bemannes
fir Moralprebigtsn nur I6na6 entipidelt
lit, ibrem Munne Die r5ebn @6egebote"
i4riftli9 aufgeiebt unb ibm Bel oeren ue6er=
rei9ung ertldrt: $50 3ieben mir unIere
2eute". Gtne Oerarti9e 8ebanOlung brau9e
eS ii9 aber nidt g%efaIen gu laisn unb be-
antrage besbalb S9eibung.
Die ,5s6n G6egebpte" iinb Elm 5iemliG
I6peres 8uliber, felbit fir einen Multsr=
ebemann. sic fino in i60ne englii9e 8eime
gebra9t unb larten in iinngemdBer llebsr=
iebung, tpie fol9t:
u0ies fino bic aebn @ebote neu, ST,
Mdnner baltet Iie, in 8reu: 1, 8ebentt
tets, i4 bin 9stn @eib, unO iom' fir mel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

10000 banfbare B@otienten be-
3eueen bic punberbare 6eilwirflns bes 9roz
BEN Observation-Disclosures ANAKESIS,
mel6es pon DR.. S. Silsbee na6 pieleu Sab
rem bes Stubiums entbedt murbe. Soforti9e
2inoerung Der 0ualeu %garantirt, uub pOuise
6eilun9 gewdbrleiftet, rpenu pori9riftsmds
Big sebran9t. gu boben in allen renomirz
ten Npotbeten. 6iitet Sud Dor gfa9abmun=
gen. Die 3meifler unb llnsldubiseu ntosen
cine Grobe, Die pom ben Sabritanteu P. Neu-
staedter & Co., Box 2416, New York, fos
It Ell rel all irsenb cine Nbreile ouf Ser
lau9el perlanot wirb, be5ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
11nparteiiide mablperfammIune.

eSn g6apin, ST., ptrD am 10. Ottober eine
unporteii19e understanding i%tattfinz
ben, in pel6er 6err 9enrp Gaab II. u.
in beut19er Spra9e reben tperben. SIS per>
Ipridt bieIe 9erIammlung bic grOBte gu tpers
Den, Die iemals in Morgan Gountp abgebalz
ten purbe. MQe 8a6nen nerbsn @rcuriionsz
3iiqe laufen laflen unb man erpartet, DAB
ni1t peniger ais 10000 BerIonen anmefenb
fem perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

= 9as Maer trug + Mot
Sn religiDIem @abn unb nit Der f!Tea
SSbee bs6aftst, baB er ouf Der @aferfld@e
ein6eri9reiten f0nne, %unternabm in De
fiance, s., Gbarles @oslar BON gpansPcr'.
einen r@uFeripa5ier9ang" auf Dem SiFfin=
S1uB, oefen 3iel, Der Sob, in t~iir8eiter 6rifi
~gefunben mar. Die 2ei9e bes crit lett
elmer @o6e Derbeiraf6eten jungen Wednlsa
puroe turae 3eit ipdter au~fgeFunosn,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

- l1nfere @OrreiponOenten unb Ngenten
beIu9en Die folgenben Staaten:
oerr paul Sriebel Die Staatsn Soma unb
Minne1Ota.
6err Sreb S9erf ben Staat Wisconlln
unb ben nOrbpefGi9en She'll bon Mi6iga1.
6err 5enrp S4aal ben Stuat SnOiana.
9err Auguit @fer ben Stat Sainois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

Der 8eiiber' Der rS4leff9en 3et@
tung", b. &orn, i9entte Der StaOt 8res :
a u cine 6albe Milion Mart CUR @rri9tun9
zines I9lelii9en Sun tgemerbemu :
feums. @s nirb nebft benz Ntuleum
53lefi19er Mltertbimer i'm alien Stdnoe@
bouIe Der Bropina S9lefien unter9ebra9t
merben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
SaINatOta

Git reines Walsbtcr gebrant bon
Der Gomr- Seipp 8rem8. SO. lit Niers
NIT beftcts enapfObIem. Ssn 6Iaf6em
1tto S6Nern at Dabem. telephone
go. $50. SOttli1t9 9eptMt. 80. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

Gr5bii4of Seehau nimrnt ole Repue Ger aus
iteben Dipiiioneu 3uiammeneeie5ten paz
race ab. - Der feierIide Ift Ger Seeutre
oes G:uneteins. -Qniprahen pom mehs
reren GeiitIiden. = 2lm Qbeno fano Elm
3eitbanfett i'm 6oteI Sismorf itatt. -
Sei6reibuu9 oe5 neuen Roipital.6 e=
b1uoeS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

Ra9 beIonbsrer 1te6ereinfunft bat bic
German American 8u6lii6ing 60. in Sos
4ngeles, @altf., unfere 8ertretung fir gez
rannte Stubt unb Sib>@ aIifornien ii6erz
rommen unb limb beren 8ertreter bersGtiqt,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gu tolettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
MnRerifdfr AnfOla9.
29itation 9e9en oen Gurnplat
I'M Douglas parf.
grOteft gegen Shenbaltung ans onntag.

IN einer Derfammluns pom Congregations
litensprcoieern weroen pom Sremoen=
ha6 trobenoe Sei9Iiine eefa6t. 2ln
ole mefzparfbehoroe miro oas 0nin=
men eefteut, Ole auf ndditen Sonntas
aneeiebte G~rofnunesfeier III perfdie=
ben. = Das Gurnen miro Don DER Mu-
derbanoe ais cine Quelle Der Jmmora=
litdt hin9efelt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

III 9ut 3u perbauen, beniibet
U0arlarb" Sefen unb &an9es.