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The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

don't at all guarantee this story, but
content myself by giving an account OF
my interview with the Stranger, 81
that every reader may draw mI own
conclusion, rs | did myself. II" began
10 abuse the press. ] told him | WAS
not responsible for tn" press; thought
it Sas perfect myself, but still, ! WIS
such n perfectly fIir-minGrI man thai
was quito Will'H" to let other people
hold n different OPINION and not 1hmi,
ii necessary to call in the police ulu
ttAt account. ] further asked lNN t.
ohllg" me by going To- III" EDITORS OF
the various papers h" di>lik"d ana give
them 4 bit of his mind. II" answered
that this was imroS$iIlr. ~ they
would hot allow him TO soc tIl"in. I'm
less he would write OH Il card what hi@
business WAS. and thIt when i" did
write that his object Was to Kill -
many, rLitnrS ne ruy,,ii,Ir in = "iyr,l
time they Still III some UNHc"HuuHN'r
n,~un"r refused him HlmitiI'"c. ]
had no answer to make to- tins welt
known hHhi, of editors .HnG began -
Ngr"> thll my own duor was SO easily
,n,u,L
II don't 500 how | c,r nclp vo,:." !
s,i1
avon, c,r If Won ];,c" he answered
"Yu, write for fine uoprrs douI yolt''
,:S,nr,,r,rs.,
"rh,n v,r, Won I, write nv ,r,i.,.
.-I,,.,,, ,h,, i,,,. Iur', I.r,,,. ,ry-
,hinm ,rl never li1"
81, hnrLjv like f., Il, that, = rou,,cn
"rh,v b,y, olvq,,. 1rc.tn1 mo ynr,,
l;n1,v
,rLn,,c Il ovor,1, Tho, ur,vr g..
what say Won take = n,ncritv ami
,br rJi,,rs will ,lw,ys iron, him. kinh-
""
II 1ho,,cr4 vo,, s,il , m,mrnt oro
flea. ,hcy he'd turned won ,utp"
~ am Nc, ,rr,linr ,t nyslr ,,ir -
NO cried With some hrot "l'm sneak
I'M, or yo, sir or vou''
ION, SEQ, | didn't quito catch Your
mc,n;n. NJ first"
"\o yon'rc slow. sir and would
make model editor if Won wore ever
o1rcrc,1 q nosi,iou rs such Now nv
cnr,n,,iut ov,in.t th,u i. ,h,t ,h.,.
,rr cou,iu,,1lv how,iur inf, fame
pooplc Of no account Will. mon Of
genius sir ", down ia ,hcjr rrovr;
urr,.oyu;yrI"
Quite So What IS thc title Of tho
hook Won have wri,tcuy"
"Rook, sir? I have never written any
book. What makes Won inagirr :,icl,
4 ,hinr;"
81 don't know II iust seemed ia oc.
Cur ,o mo ot thc moment ana 7 nnt
with II at once Thut'S the way with
mo; I'm continually getting into trou-
bic by humping at conclusions and
missing ,hc lnndjnr, Go on"
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

1t is quite shocking to learn on the
authority of a Chicago thCosophist that
the two young people who were united
in New York the other day in the be-
lief that they were husband and wife
5000 years ago in Egypt were really
total strangers up to their last meet
ing. This opens the troubling possibil-
1ty that one of these days goodyear
old husband or wife will bob up and
begin an action for bigamy.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

hhtS.
IN this great country discovered these
X rnyS long ago"
IF he did he kept mighty quiet
about them
He may lnve seen there was moth
ing in them. sir
Vas. | understand they are invisi-
bic
Il mean they were Of no use to tie
world. Do YOU imagine that life vii!
be any pleasantcr and happier. sir.
with pictures OF our bones hanging
about long before we have any right
to see them
Il quite admit that is a strong point.
and ! own that ! am tired of those
RCentgen pictures. No scientist has 4
right to make us feel like The man
whose hcd was cut off 50 suddenly
that he exclaimed "Oh. that | should
live to see myself dead body Wen.
how long is It since you discovered the
X rays
me. sir? ! never discovered theIa?"
cob. I'm off the track again. WHo
did. them
Did you ever hear Of Or. Flincn.
sir-Doct0r James Flinch.'
"l never did"
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

The other day while Harvey Salter
and his wife were doing u little shop
ping in Portsmouth, Ohio, somebody
recognized Harvey as somebody else,
and before he could explain to Mrs.
Salter he was arrested for bgamy. A
few days later Mrs. Salter discovered
that she was probably number nine or
ten ON Harvey's string of living wives.
1t is thought now that Mr.. Salter will
recover in about five years.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

In i>74 the equipment OF .hc New
York elevated railroad was six en-.
gInes and ten ca.s. In 1891 the
equipment of the New York elevated
system consists If 81 locomotives an
l,ll6 cars.
For the last two or three years Eng
land experienced drouth 50 severe
that its agricultural product, we're
seriously injured, This year, how
ever. crop conditions seemed favora-
bic, and the greatest acreage yield in
Tie world was promised. But heavy
rains set in, and almost entirety
ruined the wheat crop of Grea. Britain.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

lid You take your hat off Willie Won
were IN the theater! aseed the sensible
mother
"OE. yes. ma'nna. Every time the
curtair, went down | took IT off and
didn't put it on again until they BEGAN
the next act.-NNasEington Star.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

Fifty Usage Indians who have dis
played an extraordinary ,ondness far
whisky and its effects are now taking
the Kelley cure at Perry. o. T.. and
hope soon to become good Indians.
What a disappointment it would be II
the cure should fail!
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

Polk county, Mo. business people arc
booming their own favored locality by
having printed on their envelopes they
send through the mails the legend: "The
land OF the rcd-ChceIlcd children"
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

AS a nautical bicycle is to cross from
Now York to Liverpool, we may yet SEQ
n marine hikCr SCOrChing the water from
st. Louis to New Orleans.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

Something like 1000 Italian immi-
grants reached New York this week,
one-fourth of whom were sent back.
Should you ask why the other three
fourths were not sent back we would
be obliged to give it up. Perhaps it
was because they were not Cinnamon,
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

Mrs M. A. Warren was chosen TO sit
on jury at Denver recently. the first
woman ever selected in Colorado as a
Juror.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

Tho women are always wondering
what makes some other woman look
so old. A bad husband. OF course. We
hope they don't imagine that 1imcha
anything to do with it.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

Don't think for an instant that tho
great state Of Mississippi is hiding its
light under bUshcI. Not as long az
Mrs Pussy Toddcs is a constable.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

Dcadlo"Is are intended for cemetery
gates. and the politicians who do not
wish to be buried should break the
deadlock up. New Orleans Picayune.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

Most of tho divine hcalors" adopt
the touching" method
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

The art Of knowing when to keep
silence should be ranked Us the highest
order of genius.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

Piso's Cure for Consumption hns been .
God-scnd TO mc.-Wm. i. Mcclellan, Chester,
Florida Sept II, 1898.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04
nod uC |rin, surrounded wv the IIlVY0

stead Of Mring surrounded Wy the lnvlx
ihIr \ RAYS. | now found The light to
y" # faint. blush ting" that made
;tn> OollrS glitter IS II they N'E" n""S
rh"l.eccnl This LIGHT WAv"r"d on inc
Skeleton in such u peculiarly GrU'S"lil'
wHr tlni il made IN" limbs appear 10
'rvr = tWItChjNg motion, rs II W"
IhIuy Wrr" ,umin" in If" HGHln ne
camera was set ur and | took S''ciAi
understands ur III" skeleton, each TIM"
Giving double the "Xp"Sur" mat 'Nc
Previous plate hId received '"r' "i
course. we could not toll. except NY
actual experiment, what the pln'"-
.rnphtr intensity Of the reversed fa\E
were. 'i'hr second plat" d'N'l"l'h
proved TO have been correctly 'lll''h
vt first the out times of the skeleton a'-
,rarcd in 1hr red light, and then |
Thought the niclur" was Jogging over
for tn" bones disappeared, INV. Oh
huIdiu% III" plat" against tn" req llH'7'
| WAS amazed to see the pictur" 81 Il
man in the costume OF III" S''"'id
Charles time. Thcr" WAS on his '"''
such lnol, @! horror well. can ne
scribe it. AZ first | thought h" l1d on
" white figured WHjst"oat, but when we
printed the picture it proved t" hr
picard. and Oh it w"r" ,h" W"r"S:
"'lNho proves 4 traitor to the King, biz
love
Shah die Tie death Othrllo gave"
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

One of the most pi'iful things in the
world is the disappointment of u man
and wife in each other.
Globe.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04
LOUISIANA NEWS NOTES.


Nv ivy '''''' .''' ~
'"'"' "''' """ ''''"'"''' "'' N'''s
UP III shreveport,
Cotton aud cane is i'ourjshinG and
the planters AZ" happy.
1t New Orleans, recently, negro
named Charles Levi, WAS shot ana
dangerously wounded ny officer ll3l"y
Carter Lewis was resisting arrest ard
had drawn his pistol when shot by the
officer.
The secretary Of the interior has an
nrnynd . rront tn gouth and north d.
vision Of thp Louisville and Nashville
railroad of 1916 acres of valuable Land
a'ong its line in thc ucighborhood Of
twenty miles north Of MONTGOMERY.
Tho grant ie nodc under the net Of 1886
.h;or ,,,t i,,o ,,,o bo,,eo nf u
1,,rroI ~ y, 1919 81 Charles strccl
N,,. Or,oo,n ,ho ,,,,cr ricb, la ,,,,o
s-o from, 1,,rro,r.s ,r,rscr., ,oc,,e,. and
r,s +, ,hc oc, or G,rhinr ., di,mond
shrt-stnd when he was discovered by
Mrs. Farrell who gave an alarm and
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Hawkins K,to ,o,cs and 17r,r, och
bo,.o hoo, soInc,oJ ,o ,t,o,a ,4,o co,hio
Nowcnmho annoy /, Now Or,c,,e Tho
vouny 1,dioe ,ro ,n ,o ,ari,,od with
out cvomi,otiou which l. , co,,,r;
mont tn thom AND +, ,,o bicb ,o,,oo,
of which pror e - ,,,rd !, ,,,o n~i,oi
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,o,or r,,o eno E. u,,.,,
wor,, ~ i,,on,i,r;ou 49, -, ,... L..
longing ia thc CITY fire dpn,rtmcnt VIVA
cut 10 pioccs An effort VIII No n,dc "a
fprrc, ont the criminals
T,o s,oro of uo..., ,r,,
clio sitr,,,t =, ,ho ,,o,.n,, ,>,,,.,,,o,
~ uossrs rroh,, O. Do;.,o ,o.o.o.n
Doroo,.,.,,o o, p. ra.,.
hurrod 90 ,ho cr,,r1 ,ouo,,,. ,.;,s
,hoir ortiro ,,,o,, 80 ro.,1. i,o ,,.,
a,nounts +, ,hout s2ooo aud l. oor,~,d
nv insurance to tho .ox4o,. of s,ooo
If which omount s7oo l. n1,cod with ,ho
,routo,io 1nsrroroo co,no,, -, Nom,
Orleans Tho origi, ~ tho fro t. nm
known
Rohor, Cornon q, Now Or,o,ne ,ho
Iettpr carrier charcod with b,,in, &C
saulted with inten, 70 rama phi1oucno
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

Nrai j, an rhSstopped fr""hy nr, ElInc's Great
nerFc Eesi"rcr. No itsnfr,r I'm, nrsI ,ipysu,p
m,t'louS cures. Treatise and S" rnlDortlc frc,tJ
'"ca''S. scud u Dr. Kline, 81 Arch ST., PLIla.,f@
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

A lawyer is u very sharp fellow, and
n pleasant friend, but don't let him
give you advice.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

whoever Nou marry, you will think
yon might have done better.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

Waller ought 10 make a Eisfty good
dark horse.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

IT the Baby Is Cutting Teeth,
Ic sure and US" hat old and wcIl-trrd remedy MnA
NhsLoW = SOOTHING Syrup for Children Tcethng
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

Birds sing and why shouldn't the
boys yell?
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-06-04

"'Nhu proves 4 traitor to the KING, h!H
love
Shah die the death Oth"llo gave.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-23
Somso1a tit SanSen G~nalamSs.

9as er1te 3tel Der neutrality-suspicious.
Expedition our Miebereroberuns bes Suz
ban 1T errei9t. Oongola befinbet Ii9 in
ben 9dnben Gnelanbs uber Negpptens. mas
D~orldufig bafel6e fagt.
Natiirlt9 nirb man bort nt9t iteben
bleiben, 1onbern peiter nd9 G6artum borz
Srin9en, tpel9es in Der Quftlinie BON
Oongpla nur 80 englif9e Meilen, BON @b
Oob6eb, tpo Die groBe Nilfriimmung be-
ginnt, nur go Meilen %entfernt 1T, fpdbrenb
Der Nilpeg ettpa breimal 10 lang 1T. 8iel@
leidt begniigt man ft4 inbef1en in biefem
Sabre nit benz grrei6ten, nm bic gtappenz
itraBe BON Mabi 9alfa, an Der fiibli9en
Gren3e Negpptens, na9 Oongold pOdtg
ii9er gu ~ftelen, unb tpartet nit benz 8orz
ItoB auf Gbdrtum Bis gum nG4iten Sabre.
Oas pirb tpeIentli6 BON benz 8erbdlten
Der Mabbiiten abbdngen, unb ob bteielben
mod einen 8eriu9 MAIDEN perben, fi9 am
Nil gu balten, pber fi9 in's Snnere 5uriid=
3ieben. Mber boB @bartum bus etgentz
li9e s3iel Der Expedition lift, fam feinem
3peifel unterltegen. 9enn bann erit mirb
einigermaBen tpettgema4t fein, mas Dem
europGiI9en @influB in Rprootdfrifa burh
ltaltenti9e Nieberlage in @rptbrda berloren
geganaen 1T.
11nb au9 @6artum tpirb nur cine @tdppe
auf benz 8ege fein, ben gan5en gtil BON
ben Quelen Bis our Miinoung in Gngz
lambs Getpalt gu b%ringen. 4ber man tpirb
1i9 bamit Sci. lufen, unb ni9t tpie friiber
~ifolitte unb erponirte Stationen f6dffen,
Ionbern nit berlelben langfamen 8orfi9t
bprgeben, nit tpelAer Die Expedition ge9en
Oonqola porberettet unb ausgefi9rt tpor0en
1T.
0u aud an bieier Ste1e 3peifeG an benz
@elingen berieGben aus9eipro9en porben
1inb, 10 geSiemt es ii4 dn5uerfennen, baB
bic 2eitung Der Expedition cine pOr3iigli9e,
Ii3ere unb 5ieGbepuBte gepefen 1T, ur1b baB
bic ungebeuren 99tpierigteiten, ipel9e ii9
ibr entgegenitelten, in gldnaenber Weiie
"ibsrtpunben por0en itno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-23

bieIe unb tpurbe babur4 audi gum Sc
i9iiter peiBer MnfieOler. Wdbrenb Der
@ipurfriege reiite er 5tpeimal auf Die gitte
Der Resierung Der Ser. Stauten gu ben
n~tTernteten feinbIi9sn GiOuri4uarsn, Inn
lie gum 5rieben gu betpegen unb er pol>
bra9te @roBes our f4lieBli4en geilesung
aler @iournirren.
SurCb feline Gr6Obung gum 8iI4of BON
Giour SANS i'm iebigen 9iibz0afota pnrbe
Tein Iegensrei9er GinfluB mod erhDbt.
@ls bor sinigen Sabren Tein i9pei5eri@
I6er 2anbsmann 3arbetti ben 8if9ofsiib
in 81. @loub aufga6, purbe ct an befen
STEELE geiebt.
Murtin Martb mar Elm e9ter 9riitli9er
9riefter bon 2iebe, o6ne alien Sdnatismls,
aiitig unb freunbf6aftli6 AUDI gegen Nidtz
3atboliten, unb Elm tdpferer 8orfGmpfer
bes 0eutI9t6ums, 9arum Der giftige 9aB
Ginger iriiden fatbolif6en Brieiter, beren
gemeine umtriebe ben 5%artiinnigen, feinz
fii6ligen W1ann auf'8 tieffte frdntten UNI
babur9 feline bprber bliibenbe @eIunb9eit
untergru6en.
Mu9 fein 4euBeres tpur f4On unb ebel,
namentli6 bus geiitz unb Ieelenpoqe @uge,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-23

bung Bel SortOIa %er3ielte, unb fih gum
&0nig BON Spunien ausruftn 1ieB. Der
putf9 fdlug 9dn5li6 fe61, Der prdtenbent
unb fem i~ingerer 8ruber purben ~gefangen
genommen unb erlangten nur bur9 f0rmz
li9e 8er3i9tleiitung auf tire Mn1prii6e
i6re Jreibeit pisber; General Srtega tpurbe
6ingeri9tet. g}u4bem Der @raf Montemolin
1861 geitorben mar, ging bic Prdtenbentz
1baft auf ieinen 8ruber Sobann iiber, unb
nd9 beIen i'm Sabre 1868 erfolgten gntz
foguug auf feinen SObn, ben iebigen 9rdz
tenbenten. Gr 8~ettelte 1pfort in ben basz
fiT9en prooinaen NuftGnbe an, BON benen
aber Die eriten in ben Sa6ren 1869 unb
1870 f9neG unteroriidt nurben. Nd9 Der
Mbbanfung bs5 &0nigs Nmabeus dber err
f9ien er am Is. Suit 1873 auf's g1eue auf
Ipahif9em 8oben, nnb biesmal gelang es
inn, in SSolge Der rei9li6en @elbunter=
Itiibungen, pel@e bic fran30if9en 2egitiz
miIten, bic Diterrei3iiden 5eubulen, eini9e
Der bepofebirten ttalteniI9en 6iiriten, unb
Der eSe{uitenz@ General in &om inn 8ur Ser
fiigung iteGten, ben grDBten Sbeil bes n0rbs
li6en 5paniens in fetne 0eipalt 81 b~ringen,
unb fi9 Bis gum %. Sebruar 1876 gu balten.
9eitbem lebte er meiit in 8enebig uno
@raa, unb ba er in Solge Der 8erbeiratbung
be5 &Dnig Mlfpns nit elmer Diterrei9i19en
prin3efin Die llnteritiibung bes 9auies
6absburg unb bes @atitans fir feline Nn=
1prii6e einbiBte, bat er ii9 1eitbem nit
proteten gegen ale felt 1868 in Spanten
einge1eBten Gegierun9en, fotpie bagegen,
baB Der @raf BON Baris bas 8appen Der
8ourbons obne bas 8eiseiden Der Orleans
fiibrte, b~egniigt.
OuB elm NufitunO Der 1lltramontanen
unb 2egitimiitsn in 6punien @rfolg BADEN
son1e, erf4eint, tpie f4On 9efugt, 3iemlih
auBer Srage. Nber Oh er einen bat pber
nidt, Cuba piirbe mittlerpeile unpieDer@
bringli9 berloren Iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-23
1~tnela6lt@eS spantem.

SAT- fOnnte man nit Spanien MitIeib
fiblen! Der ni9t gu bendItigenbe N1tfz
ftanb in Guba, Der Nuftanb ouf ben pbi=
lippinen, unb nun gar mod Elm brobenber
Nufftanb Der &arltften!
Wie ptel an biefer Oro6ung 1T, IGBt 1i6
fir ben Mugenblid bon bier aus nod ni9t
ermefen. Wunbern 1oate es uns inbefen
ni9t, penn Die fpdnif@en ultramontanen
bic I9iperen 8erlegen6eiten, in tpel9en ii6
bic eegenipdrttge Regterung befinbet, unb
bic i'm 2dnOe berr16enbe l1n3ufrieben6eit
dls cine ~gin1tige @elegen6eit anle6en mir
BEN, einen neuen 8iirgertrieg gu ent5iinben
unb ben M6iplutismus auf ben 1paniI9en
Gbron 3uriid3ufii6ren. DAB fte, unter Dem
iiberaG BEL Der MoiIe @inbrud ma9enben
&ufe SIS muB dnnerf9t tperoen!", unb bel
Der Neigung Der Spdnier, gu repolu35ern,
einen Nuftanb an5etteln fDnnen, beoneifeln
mir ni9t. DAB er groB 9enug ietn fpiirDe,
Inn benz prdtenoenten CUR 8rone gu berbsl@
fen, 1T iebo9 {ebr fraglid, nibt aber, baR
bic @lpde, tpel9e gum Nufrubr unter Don
8arlos' SABINE ruff, bic Stunbe Der @rz
l0Iung fir Cuba anf9lagen ipirb. 9enn
UNI ben Mufrubr i'm eigenen 2unbe gu
bdmpfen, tpiirbe bic Regierung eer6inoert
Iein, ipeitere Sruppen unb @elber nd3 Cuba
81 1enben, unb Die bort befinbli9en fpd=
nif9en 6eere tpiirben obne Na9f9ub balb
bur9 5ie6sr aHFgtrieben fein, unb obne
Sob b~erbungern miifen.
Der iebige farliitif6e &ronprGtenbent 1T
Der am so. Mdr5 1848 3t 2aiba9 9%eborene
&ar1, 9er8o9 bon MabriO, Der mit9in i'm
40. 2ebensiubre ftebt. Sir bieienigerl ur>
ferer 2efer, tpeI9e nit Der fpanii@en Sc
f6i9te ni9t bertraut finb, fei bemerft, baB
Die farliIif9en @nfprii9e bdDon berru6@
rem, baB 6erbinanb VII. BON Spanten baS
am IL. Nlai 1713 erlaRene Sali14e Geieb
bes 9au{es Bourbon d. +, bds 9efeb, tpOz
naA Die SbrOnfOlge fi9 nur i'm mdnn=
li4en Stdmme bererbte) uufbob, unb oa=
bur9 Teinen 8ruber Don &arlos BON Der
SbronfDlge ausf9lpB. &ls Seroindno VII.
1888 ftarb, folgte tbm Die fdum bretidbri9e
Sfabena unter Der 8egentf9aft ibrer Went@
ter, Marie Gbriitine. &arlos 5ettelte Dann
in ben n0rbli6en probin3en einen 8urger@
trieg an, tpel9er 6is 1889 tpdbrte. SIM
Sabre 1845 iibertrug Don Carlos feline
&e9te an Ieinen dlteiten Sobn, Don Gar
log 2uis SernanOo, prinS BON @lturien, Der
Ii9 @raf Montemolin %naunte, uno mad
OergeblideH, pOn 2ouis 8bilipp bintertrtez
benen unb aud BON Der Mebr5abI bes 1pas
nii9en Bottles ni9t gebiaigten @eriunen,
Die 9anb Sfa6eIens 5u erlangen, nit 9ulfe
bes @eneraltupitdns Der baledrif4en Sns
feln, 0rte9a, am 3. Qpril 1860 cine 2aa*
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-23
SOB etnes cSten 9cmti6 3tmert=
f0tterS.

Im @umItog, 10. September, lit gu ct.
gloub in MinneIOta pIOBli3 Der beutf9e
fatbuliide 8ii6Of Martin 90 artD gez
f%tor6en.
@eboren am II, sSSdnuar 1884 i'm gun=
ton @4pp3 in Der S6pei3, erbielt MartD
bruuBen Die griinblide 8iGbung zines beutz
f9en t6eologifden GeIebrten unb f9loB
ii9 benz 8eneDtftiner=S rben an. 3u @nbe
Der fiinf3iger Sabre na9 ben Ser. Staaten
ii6ergeIfebslt, erri3tete er in ben Counties
Spencer unb Dubois in Snbtana Mniiebez
llngen BON 9eutf9en unb 9eutf9f9peiz
germ, unb i'm ~eriteren @Ountp i'm Sabre 1865
bic 8enebiftiner@Nbtei ct. Meinrob, beren
9ripr er ipurbe, unb fpGter ibr Qbt.
Der 9rang, Snbianer@ Mtffionar gu fperz
ben, fii6rte i'm mad 9ototd, ipo er unter
ben Siour Die 9afota9Spra9e erlernte.
Gr f9uf Die erIte @rdmn1atit unb bas erite
@0rterbu9 bieIer Snbianerfpru4e, bilbete
in i6r gu ct. Wfeinrab Mifitonare unb
MiIfiOnarinnen aus unb begab it9 bunn
nit bieien unter Die oamals nod unge5dbms
ten Siour.
0ur4 feins aufopiernbes cibilifutorii4es
Wirten unter per19iebenen SiourzS tdmz
men 9etpann Martp sroBen Ginflub auf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-23

&eItgi0fsn Sanutitern unb
3p lie If Il iftern bat Der @r5%
btf9pf Span BON Pbilaoelpbiu, Der
6erii6mte &an5elreOner, in boriger BoGe
BEL Der @inpeibung Oes 9entnals auf bern
S9la9tfelo am Nntietam in Marblann in
elmer prd9tigen &eOe folgenOe 2ebre err
tbeilt: n2afIet uns dler religiOien 8igotterie
Elm @nOe MAIDEN, inbem mir uns INNER
better tennen unb beritdnbigen lernen iiber
aQe 5ragen, bic uns b~ereinen. Wtr be-
biirfen aller er6altenben @etpalten Der ndz
tiirlt9en unb decentralization Geligion, um
bieie glurrei4e 8epubItt gu betpdbren. Raz
t6oltfen un6 Proteitdnten mii1en %5ufd;nz
mentreten tpie Die ebemuligen 8lduiadsn
unb @ruuiaden auf ben S4la9tfeloern ber
@~ergungenbeit, nt9t in bigotter 5einoIeligz
felt, iDnOern UNI uns bic 9Gnbe 3u rei9en
CUR 6rennof6dft unb gum @eliiboe, rub
mir Qaes t6un tpolen, mas in %unferen
8rGften ftebt, UNI bic SSnititutionen unIeres
8aterlanoes aufre9t gu er6ulten."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-09-23
GiGIeS MttO Gt8eI.

Inter ben bo9angeTe6enen 8eterunen beg
groBen SreipiGigenbeeres Der Union, tpel9e
jeBt troB i6res Differs fi9 ben Strapu3en
elmer uusgebe6nten Nablreife unter3ieben,
UNI bus 8olt gum friebli9en Sample gegen
8rpan unb feline miBleitete partet auf3uz
rufen, iinb bic 5tpei in Der ueberf9rift ge=
nannten Die bsbeutenbTten, unb 8eibe bielten
in Seem 0ort felt Sabren our bemofratiF4en
Bdrtei.
General Daniel s. 9idles ptrb am
20. Ottober bieies Sa6res breiunbfiebaig
Sabre alt; fem zines 8sin liegt bel @ettpsz
burg begra6en, tpp ct es in Der grDBen Ste
geszS6la9t, am 2. SuGi 1868 an Der SpiBe
bes bon ibm gefu6rten brttten @rmeecorps
Der YotomaczNrmee berlor, als bie1es Corps
ben 19refli9en MnpraG Der Sruppen bes
gepaltigen RebeQenz@ Generals 2png1treet
aus3ubaGten bate.
Sidles, beim Nusbru9e Der groben Res
beGton bemotratif9er Acknowledgements
ter BON Der Stabt Sem YOrt, ging bamals
Der n0rbli9en Democratic nit gutem 8eiz
fpieGe Doran, inbem ct, auf Ieinen @ib i'm
Gon9reB @er3i6t leiitenb, 9leih flint Geeiz
menter gum &umpf gegen ben Siiben anipurb
unb nit ibnen ms 6elb 5og, 9urh Sapfer@
felt unb trte9erif9e 8%egdbun9 i9neG fih i'm
6eere empor19ningenb, that er fi9 erIt als
9fegimentsfibrer, bann als 8rigaOefibrer,
barauf als 0%ioifionsfibrer in ben oerI9iez
benen 8dmpfen Der 9otomacz4rmee berbor
unb brabte es 10 bis gum Irmeecorps=
General.
MGs &rieg5bemofrat nirfte er fir 2inz
coln's atpeite unb 9rant's erite @ripdblung,
biente unter leBterem prG1ibenten nit Nusz
3ei9nung als 9efunbter in Spunien, f9loB
ii9, ols er bic interchangeable llnion fir
felt gen1g bielt, tpieber tbdtig Der bemotra=
tii4en partei an unb pertrdt ite i'm 6aufe
bes ~borigen Gongrefes.
9o9 gegen Die popOfrati9s 8i9tung fat
er fi6 BON Nnfdng an nit aQer &raft ertldrt
unb Idmmtli6e Batrioten obne l1nteri9ieb
Der Bartei aufgeforbert, fir Mc8inlep gu
i1lhtll1N" INV ppA lUCllSCH SoSCh ClIttb
er an Die 8eterunen Elm flammenbes Mtaniz
felt, befien 9auptin6alt bier folgt. @Ortli9
bsiBt es ba:
v@ereinigt Sud CUR MISUNDERSTANDING
Der N%ationolebre unb bes @eiebes, pie Sbr
es bpn 1861 Bis 1865 gegen 8erratb unb
Hebelion getban. 8rpan unb piele Ieiner
9elfsr fu9en Siib unb Meit gegen Nprb
unb Ot gu berbinben. Dies 1T Der 1onberz
biinbleriI6e @eiit, Dem Die &ebeGipn entz
Iprdng. WerOet Sbr folben Mnfi6rern fol-
gen, unb ni9t lieber einem WaI6ingtpn, Der
in Ieiner iebt geraoe bunbert Sabre alien
N6f9iebsaOrefie benz ameritani19en @olte
fagt: v@era6i4eut bas erite Mnaei9en zines
ieben 8eriuAes, Elm Stiid Oielts Qanbes Dem
anbern gu entfremDen Ober bas 8anb gu
i6pG9en, pel9es jsbt Die perI9iebsnen
5beile an chamber tniipft." Der 1onber=
biinbleriiGe @eit piro 6eute bon ben meiz
item unIersr ebemaligen Setnbe i'm Siioen
gebabt, inbem Iie bic 8ttterteiten oes &rie@
ges ~iibermunoen BADEN unb ieBt benz oerz
einigten 2dnoe 10 treu finb, tpie Sober BON
uns. 8eteranen Der linton, tpelde fir
sine Union, cine @erfaHuns, cine