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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
oenturv Magazine Prizes.

The Century Co., New York, offers
three prizes of S125, S75 and $50 for the
three best designs for poster advertis-
ing the midsummer number of The
Century Magazine. The offer is open
to every one, whether professional
artist or amateur, and is subject only
to the following conditions: The design
must be calculated to advertise the
midsummer holiday number of The
Century, and should be suggestive
of the season. 1t must bear the
words Midsummer Holiday Number, "
August (small). and 1.-THE Cen
tury.' Only finished sketches lin
color and full sizel will be considered
and designs must be capable of repro
duction (either by lithography or zinc
plates) in not more than four printings.
The size of the paper on which the
poster will be printed will be not over
15x2l. Designs must be submitted on
or before the 30th day of april, 1896,
at 3 p. M, at the office of the Century
Co., Union Square, New York. Neither
name nor initials should appear upon
the sketch, but small device should
be drawn in the margin, and the full
name and address of the artist placed
in sealed envelope bearing the same
device and sent with the sketch. The
envelopes will not be opened until after
the award is made. The judges will
be three well-known artists whose
names will be announced later. They
will be asked to consider the effective
ness OF the posters from the advertis.
ing standpoint, and the ease and
cheapness with which they can be
reproduced, as we'll as their artistic
beauty. The announcement of the
prize winners will be made as soon
after May LIST as possible; the success
full contestants will be promptly paid,
and the three prize designs will hecomt
the property Of The Century Co. Il
the unsuccessful designs submitted
should be of sufficient interest to war.
rant an exhibition, the company re.
serves the right to retain any or all o.
them for exhibition purposes unit
January LIST, 1897, when they will be
returned to the artists.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
A Pleasant Party.

A pleasant party was given Monday
night by Miss Maggie Cunningham at
her home, No. 1905 West Sixth street,
in honor of her guest, Miss Clara
Lakeland of Principle, Md. After
several hours of social amusement the
guests adjourned to the dining room,
where bountiful repast was served.
Those present we're: Miss Clara Lack
land of Principle, Md; the Misses
Maggie, Lizzie and Elsie Cunning
ham, Mamie Dannenburg, Mary
Bishop, Florence and Bertha Faust
Annie Lacklan1, George Bishop,
Harry Lakeland, Harry Voshell, Harry
Mcclure, Harry Barker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis 2. Faust, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Linton, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Faust,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mckay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence r. Holt and Master
Leslie Holt. Mr. and Mrs. @. IL.
Blaine and Master Francis Blaine.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
MANAGhR Lowe HERE.
Some Information Concerning the New
Base Club.


Baseball Club.
Manager Long of the Wilmington
Atlantic Association base ball club
was in the city Monday looking over
the ground and making arrangements
for the approaching season. 1t is
probable that the Union street ball
park will be secured. Manager Long,
who is chairman of the schedule com
mittee of the League, stated that there
will be an average of three games a
week in this city during the cham
pionship season. !.
The players will report about April
LIST for practice. There are 20 men,
from which good team will be
selected. During the preliminary prac-
tice season games will be played here
with the National League clubs.
Berryhill of last years Lynchburg,
Va, club, will be captain of the local
team. Kenney and Neister of last
years Rockford club and each Of the
@. A. G. have signed with Newark.
1t is probable that other Delaware
players will be In the association.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
"reminiscences of John Randolph.

A number of unpublished letters Of
an intimate nature, written by John
Randolph of Roanoke, are incorporated
in chapter of "reminiscences of the
picturesque Virginia statesman to be
printed in the March Century The
article is written by Powhatan Bouldin,
a relative of Congressman Bouldin,
who was once friend of Randolph,
but was afterwards estranged by the
latter's uncertain temper. One of
Randolph's letters gives his frank and
candid opinion Of his own gifts of ora
tory.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
jackson and wallinr In Court.

Cincinnati, o., Feb. 1s.-The third
appearance of jackson and Walling in
the police court to-day served to crowd
the corridors leading to the court room
with jostling, curious assembly of
men and women. Ample guards were
placed, however, so that no one got into
su STtb As 'n soon DIa as II. % order was vas ar an.
nounced the prisoners were safely re-
turned to Jail.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
Three Papers on south Afriea.

Prof. James Bryce. NJ. p, author Of
"The American Commonwealth, " is to
contribute to the early number of The
Century group of three papers on
South Africa, the fruit of his study of
that region during a recent trip from
which he returned to London about
the first of January. At time when
public attention is so largely occupied
with this interesting region, the dis
passionate writing of trained OBJ
gerver and philosophical statesman like
Mr.. Bryce cannot fail TO have weight.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
A Large Contract.

Joseph Jenkins has signed contract
with A. Sega to do the iron pipe work
in sugar house TO be erected in Cam
den, N. j. Work will begin in about
three weeks. This is one of the largest
out of town contracts ever made by a
Wilmington plumber. Mr. Jenkins pro
poses to move his machinery right on
the ground. The work will require the
services of 90 TO 25 men, and from
three to six months will be required TO
complete the work. The sugar house
plant will include several buildings
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
Drama Mt aoeikessin.

A drama entitled "Dick Stubbs or,
Doing for the Best will be given at
Odd Fellows Hall at HocKessin next
Tuesday night for the benefit of the
Temperance House in that town,
which is being run under the auspices
of the W. c. L. U. Young people in
HoclSessin and vicinity will participate
in the production. They have been
rehearsing for some time and expect to
give creditable performance.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
Attempted snio,de.

Princess Anne, Md, Fob. II. NJ.
Fillmore Bounds, keeper of the county
amshouse, who has been in ill health
for the past month, attempted suicide
this morning. In the absence of his
nurse he secured razor and made Il
desperate attempt TO cut his throat.
He inflicted IL deep cash on each side
of the throat, laying the iugular vein
bare, but not severing it. DIR. r.. W..
Dashiell was summoned and dressed
the wound, which he says may provo
fatal, owing to the weak condition of
the patient.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
A sudden Death.

Miss Lizzie Wilkins, aged IS years,
died suddenly on Monday while visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Eleanor Mccall, at
No 1008 Shallcross avenue. She lived
at No. 925 West Ninth street and in
the morning had worked about the
house. When she went out in the
afternoon to make a call she'w ap.
parentIy we'll. but was taken i'll in the
afternoon and expired suddenly. Death
resulted from apoplexy.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
Cold Day.

Monday was the coldest day of the
winter, and it was all the more notice
able from tho fact that the winter had
been so mild and the change was SO
sudden. Many men who had outdoor
work were compelled to take the day
off. At some points about the city the
thermometer registered as low as zero,
and it did not rise much during the
day
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
pnlinICnm,nissInn nIentinr.

At the meeting of the Board of
Police Commissioners Monday evening
storage batteries were again talked of,
but no definite action was taken. The,
application of John l.. Roberts for
position on the police force was read
and filed.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
1he Gables to change Hands.

On or about March 25th Frank Slack
will relinquish the management of The
Gables. He will be succeeded by
George W. Ortlip of the Central Hotel.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
a nnsine.s Chnnges Hands.

Tho Amoskeag House, No. ia East
Fourth street, which has been con
Quoted for some time by George w.
Sasse, assistant engineer of the Fire
Department. was Monday leased by
Mr.. Sasse to John w. Kevlin of North
Adams, Mass, and John Everett of
this city. The new owners took pos
session at once.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
Killed hy a Trolley Cay.

Philadelphia, Feb. H. = William
Nipple, aged "a years, an employe of
the Philadelphia Traction Co.. was
crushed to death to-day at Front and
Market streets by trolley car. While
he was standing in front of car an
other came along and bumped into it
and he was knocked down and run over.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
A Big Striise Ended.

Buffalo, N. Y, Feb. II. The Eli
colt Square Building strike is ended.
The thousand or more workmen re-
turned to work this morning. The
differences between the superintendent
and the men have been amicably ad-
justed.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
To prennre for summon.

The Directors OF tho Street and
Sewer Department will hold special
meeting in a short time to make plans
for the work to be done during the
coming spring, summer and fall. 1t is
honed to be able to start the work early
in April,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
Prenarinr a ,Inni.nal.

The journal of the recent session of
the Grand Lodge of Delaware, A. o.
U. w, is being prepared for the prin-
ter by Recorder Wood. 1t will probably
be ready for the printer the latter part
of the week.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
snr1nnn. "a I,rennl,era.

Hereafter the monthly sermons at the
M. L. Preachers Association meetings
will be delivered at IL o'clock in the
morning on the last Monday in each
month. Next Monday morning tho
Rev. S. +. Upham of Drew Seminary
will preach at Grace Chapel
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
Backed into the Brandywine.

A horse and cart driven by George
Boyson, colored, was backed into the
Brandywine at Kirkwood Park Monday
morning, but they were recovered
without serious damage.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20

A slight cold, if neglected. often attacks
the lungs. Browns Bronchial 'lroches give
sure and immediate relief. Sold only in
boxes. Price, 25 cents.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
Sold by a Constable.

Constable Reardon sold two horses
and carriages, some hay and other
property, belonging TO John Mckinney
at the Delaware Club stables to satisfy
claim for rent, Monday morning,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
shipment o. Maohinery.

The Hilles S Jones Co. shipped two
car loads of machinery on Saturday.
One car contained multiple punch
which weighed 81, pounds. The
firm has been about two months ccq-
structing this machine.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
FIori,,a Tomntoes.

The first shipment of Florida toma-
toes to arrive in this city this winter
was received ON Friday BY Thomas
N. Stayton.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
A narge Lnunchs,l.

The steam barge Harry, which has
been on the marine railway Of the
Pusey \ Jones Co. undergoing extern
sive repairs, was launched Monday.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
New station sign.

A large sign board with the words
"B. & o. Station" has been placed on
the roof of the northeast corner of the
station at Market and Water streets.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
PRESENT TO BAYARD LEGION
AH7ndsome Gift From Ambas-
sador Bayard.
ADDITION TO LEGION'S LIBRARY
Presented by His Son, Thomas
F. Bayard, Jr.

Received by william -. Morton, President
OF the Legion appropriate RESOLUTIONS
Adopted-An Event of Unusual Interest
at n Meeting of the Bayard Democratic
Legion.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
,,Iothinr House - Ran,,ye.

The Delaware One Price Clothing
House will occupy the store-rnoms at
sos Market street some time in the early
part of the coming month.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
q. A. h. knc,,,nnment.

Tho annual encampment of the Do
partment of Delaware, q. A. r., will
be held at Newark on Thursday, Feb
ruary 9th.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
I.atters rastn,nantnry.

Letters testamentary on the estate of
Ann H. Reed, late of Wilmington hum
dred, have been granted to Thomas j.
Lawson and John w. Lawson.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
snlIshnrr Interviewed hy Mr. Rnrnra.

London, Feb. 1.-THE United States
Ambassador, Mr.. Thomas f. Bayard.
had an interview this afternoon with
Lord Salisbury on the subject of the
Venezuelan boundary question.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-02-20
Contraet for Cars.

A contract has been received by the
jackson Is Sharp Go. for 81 cars for the
Baltimore Suburban Street Railway
20,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15
@irtDi0aftli@e @trfmn8cn oes
&ntmeS=0eSebeS.

Wenn Ii6 bic pom Nsp gorfsr 8rauerOer>
Elm ausgeIpro9enea 8sfir4tungen bemabr=
beiten, tpirb bas Ruines=9sIsb in Der Shot
ie6r gepi6tige 5oGgen fir Nep Yort uno
8rootlpn BADEN. sic regimen, OuB in 5ol9e
Der 606e Der 2icen5 $4,000 minOetens 1000
BON ben $1,000 Wirtbi4aftsn in ben bsioen
@tGoten ge19lofen tperben mihien, uno oieie
96Gbuns 1T nidt ie6r beri4ieoen bon Der
bes Senators Gaines, pel4er bic 3abl Der
einoe6enoen Wirt6Ihaften auf Elm 8iertel
Der iebiaen ober $3.50 bemiBt.
8on i6rer S@dBung ausgebenb, erfld~
rem bic 8rauer, baB our4 Die S4lieBung
bon 1000 @irtbl9aften 10000 Perionen
p%e3pungen fem peroen, Elm anoeres 5elb Der
Sbdtiafeit gu iu4en; baB, bic ginna9men
Der gu f6lieBenben Wirtbf@aften auf $500
monatli6 ober $4,000 idbrli9 bere6net, eit
Qusfau BON $24,o00,0oo i'm umiab ELM
treten perbe, gum S4aoen ni9t nur Der
@ngsftsuten ber9rausreien unb 0stiaerien,
Ionbern audi Der Sarmer, pel9e oas &orn,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15
IG=amertfa gttrttne
iiber 8iSttatG>

9as @e1tblatt vNep 0ort 9eralb" itelt
ii6er bic @inbriide bes einunoa4t5igten Sc
burtstages 8ismard's folgenbe ri9tige unb
prG6tige 8etra9tung an:
SIS gie6t ~ein3elne 9arteien in 9euti8@
lamb, nel9e benz groBen 8ismard tbre Diner
%fennung perpeigern. Nber bas beuti9e8olt
i'm Grober, pel9es Oeut19lanb gu Dem gez
ma9t bat, mas es 1T, liebt unb pere6rt i'm
unb tbut babur9 it4 ielbit unb ieiner Sc
I9i9te G6re an.
SIS lit in Der Shat bic Sttmme 0euti9z
lambs unb es itnO ni9t Banner, Nuf5iige
unb Muftt6Ore, tpobur9 bieie 8ismard@
Sabrestage 10 mertniroig tperben. Sis
mard pirb ntemals pieber CUR Ma9t gelanz
gen. @r bat feline Nemter gu Dergeben. Die
9unbpertsz polititer, mem ie in 0eutl9z
lamb eintgen Der unIrigen in Imerita gleiz
9en, niirben ni9t ii6er bic StraBs geben,
UNI i'm 81 feben.
limb bod berrf6t tief i'm oeuti9en Ser
gen bas @efibl Der innigten 3uneigung gu
bieiem damn, tpel9er benz neuen 9eutI9en
Gei9 bas 2eben gab. go9 lebt er, unb f9on
tperben linn @6ren Oes Nu9rubms gepibmet.
SIS 1T cine Npotbeoie, melhe i9pn bor, ni9t
ert mad benz Sobe tommt.
n@uropu i9lieBt ii9 oiefen gmpfinounz
gen an, au9 bic peftli9e 9emilpbdre, unb
Ielb1t iene Nation, pel9e 0euti9lanO am
tpenigten liebt. 8d6renb Der 3eit, uls
6rantrei9 am 6eftigiten gegen feline 8eieger
erbittert mar, batte es ftets Elm Wort Der
t6o6udtung fir 8ismurd. l1nb es be9t bic
ielbe jebt.
n8ismurd tbat mebr, als bic Streittrdfte
5uiammenf6mieben, Dor pel9en Sranfrei@
nieberIonf. gr i9uf ni9t II Elm gfei9, er
erneute cine Nation. @s ga" fetn Oeuti9z
Lamb me6r Dor 1866 feline @in6eit Der
Bolts tdmme, fem 9efiibl politii4er ginigz
felt.
rOos Mnpa6fen un6 bic Grfi1ung bic
fer @efu6le 1inb fem Werf; unb Der 1. Npril
1T ni9t Bios 8ismard's @e6urtstag, er lit
Der @e6urtstag Der neuen beuti6en Nation!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15

bic @erite, ben 5opfen unb ben Heis ~liefern.
Mu9 piiroen cine Wenge 2eute 0as 9elo
perlisrsn, peldes ie ben Wirtben CUR Gr@
%Dffnung i6rer 2ofale gelieben baben. Oenn
minbeitens bic 9Glfte Der @irt6e lei perz
f9uloet.
Au9 bas Gigarrengef9dft perbe fe6r lei
ben. @s gebe in Seem 0prf unb 8rpotlpn
tauien0 fleine Observation-Disclosures, ipel4e
ausf9lieBli3 auf bic Sreunb19aft bte1sr
tleinen Wirtbfdaften u~n9epieien feien.
Sur9 Die S9lieBung bon 1000 Dirt9z
i9aften niirben ni9t neniger als 1000 @t@
garrenma9er auBer Nr6eit geporfen perz
ben, unb piirbe benz Gigarrengei9dft Elm
4usfaa BON 100000 id6rli9 erpa9Ien,
nobel bic ben @igarrenfiitenma6ern, ben
ltt6ograp4ii9en 9efAdften etc. erpa9ienoen
GtnbuBen nod gar ni9t eingerehnet ieien.
@nolt3 piirOen bic Observation-Disclosures,
pel6e 8irt6f3afts@ inri9tungsn liefern,
Die 8rocer, @emiiIe6dnbler, bic Mebger,
Bidder II. 7. IN. geipaltige MusfGGe erleiDelt,
Oeren 8etrag auf $1O,O00,O00 id6rli9 ni9t
gu bob Deranf 3lagt lei, 10 OaB cine Sc
fammt : @erminOerung bes lmiabes BON
bier5ig MiIionen Dollars iG6rli6 berausz
fpmme.
Wenn 6ieie &ehnung ri9tig 1T, 10 ipirb
ods Hainesz9 sfeb in Seem gprt aGerbings
febr er9ebli@e pirt9f9aftli6e @t0rungen
berOorbringen. Qlerbings IdBt fi6 anne6z
men, oaB Elm She'll Der &un6f6aft Der elm
ge9an9enen Wirtbi4aften fi9 ben befte6en
bletbenOen 5uipenben pirO, aber pieGeibt bas
ben Die grauer He9t nit Der 8ebauptunq,
OaB oieie &la1e 2eute, tpel6e Die RunbI@aft
Der tletren Wirtbf3aften bi1bet, bic groBen
uno f%eineren nibt gerne aufIu6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15
britti0e Nerip6tan9 .tmo 1tcbcr=
eiIttttA ttt Gtt0att.

9ie i6tperen 8ebenfen, pel9e man an
feitig auBer6alb gnglanbs gegen bas Sc
lingen bes dgpptii@ briti19en @oritoBes
na4 Songola geduBert bat, i9einen fi4 err
fiiuen gu no1en. Nu9 in 2onbon f9eint
man gu Der @~rtenntniB sefommen gu fein,
bab bic a%usgeianbten Streittrdfte Diel gu
gering iinb, INN benz Mabbi unb ieinen our9
lire Siege iiber Die SStaliener iiegberaui4ten
Sruppen unb 8erbiinbeten bic Spibe 81 bic
ten. S9on beiBt es, baB man auf balbem
8ege, in &fii9e6, iteben bleiben min, unb es
1T bic Srage, ob man es ni9t als ii9erer be-
tra9ten piro, ii9 gan5 3uriid5u5ieben.
9as tptrb barn cine neue, unauslOf9li6e
8lamage fir @nglanb Iein, unb Die @usz
ft9t auf cine 8ieoererpberung Oes Sudan
auf Sabr5ebnte 6inaus bertagen. @nglanb
bat Ii9 berIpdtet. @enn es ben Sudan tpie=
Der BADEN poQte, 10 muBte es leinen Nngriff
slei95eitig nit benz Staliens unterne6men.
Oabur9 pGren Die bieiem entgegenitebenoen
&rGfte seriplittert tporben, unb Dem On
griffe BON apet Seiten bdtten bic 9erpii3e
unb bic Nbefpnier f9perlt9 piberiteben
fDnnen.
SIS 1T ia allerbings 1ebr lei9t, binterber.
gu iagen, tpie cine @a4e bate better gema9t
perben t0nnen, na9bem fie Derpfui9t NOR
ben, unb es ioG gerne in Nnl9lag gebra3t
tperben, baB @nelanb ur1a9e bate, an Die
5G6igteit Der Staliener. nit Menelif unb
ben 0ernii6en fertig gu tperben, gu glauben.
Mber na9bem bteie 10 getpaltige Rieberz
lagen erlitten batten, mar es iebenfaqs Elm
unge6eurer unb unper3eibli9er Sebler, einen
8riessaug na4 benz Suban gu unternebmen,
obne ben1elben LANCER 6anb borbereitst 81
BADEN unb i'm Stanbe gu fem, BON pornz
berein gegen Die Mabbiften entl4eibenbe
@9lGge gu fibren. Sin Hiidaug aber,
na9bem man ben 8ormari9 begonnen, unb
ohne audi nur einen S9uB abgefeuert 81 baz
ben, muB benz Mabbt unb ieinen Mnbdngern
einen' 10 rieiigen 8egriff bon ibrer eigenen
Wla9t unb Gtdrfe unb Der Sbnma9t Der
@nglGnber unb Negbpter beibringen, baB
es jebt boppelt unb breifa9 10 farte Riitunz
gen unD 9eere ne6men tpiro, I'm tie nieoerz
5uf3lagen.
@nglanb bat ben giinfttgen Qugenblid,
ii9 bes Sudan gu bemd9tigen, berpaBt, als
es Stalien ni9t gu 6iilfe elite. @or bier
ober flint Monaten bdtte cine bloBe Demon
I%tratipn auf 0ongola Die 0ertpif9e bon benz
NnT9luB an Menelit abgebalten. Sebt bat
es benz Sebler bes berlorenen Nugenblids
ben Der 1ebereilung bin5ugefigt, inbem es
einen 8oritoB nit biel gu g~eringen &rdften
%unternabm, unb ieinem @nieben einen gan5
getpaltigen StoB Oeriebt. Sebt muB es entz
peber Elm Seer bon fiinf5igtaufenb Mann
ausriiften, ober aber auf ben SUDAN fir =
mir tpolen ni9t fagen epig = aber auf Elm
8ierteliabrbunbert binaus Oer5i9ten nnb
rubtg ben fran5Dff4en 8emiibungen 5u=
1eben, i'm bur9@ertrGge uno Sreunof9afts=
bienite unter feline 8~OtmdBigteit gu %bringen.
Was tpirb es pGblen?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15

Wie mitgetbeilt, beriuden cine groBe Qnz
5abl bon Nen Oortsr Wirtben bas &ainesz
9eIeb Oaour6 gu umgeben, OuB iie iib in
9otelptrt6e umtpanoeln, mas iiberuu ba am
ginge, no benz Dirtbe aebn 3immer ouBer
ieinem 2ofal CUR @erfigung iteben. SEPT
bat aber Der Superintendent beg 8auamtes
Elm aus benz Sabre 1892 ftammenbes @e1eb
in @rinnerung gebro6t, ipel9es an Elm 9otel
nt9t 10 let9t gu erfiaenbe baupolt3eili6e
Nnfprberungen fteqt. 9ana9 miifen nGmz
li4 ale 9otels f~euerfet iein; iebes Gtodz
inert muB cine 2aft bon $50 pfunb per
Quaorat3oa tragen t0nnen Tin @obnbduz
fern nur 7O); bic Mauern miiHen UNI 6 3oq
oider iein; als Die gep0bnli9er 6Guier, bic
Sreppen mii1en abfolut feuerii6er iein unb
auBen mufen 5euerleitern angebra9t tperz
ben. Inter Dieien n~mftdnben iperben nobl
Wan9e babon abieben miifien, gu 9otel>
ptrt9en gu apanciren
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15

nt0t duetn Den SDed pat, Der TrD>
nung bes G3aren bei5utpobnen, ionbern per-
f0nli9 bic Rutifiairung bes @ertrages gu
beIorgen.
Na9 Der Nnii9t zines ange1ebensn 9iploz
maten in peting, pirb iih G6ina tpeigern,
ben 8eit Der iapani9en &riegsentI9Goiz
gung gu be5ablen, unb pirb mDgli9ertpeiie
bon &uBlanb cine Nnlei6e er6alten, UNI peiz
tere pun5erf9iffe gu faufen, uno ben 8ampf
nit Supan tpieber auf5une6men.
Sn elmer Der &lauieln oes gebeimen 8erz
TRACES betBt es, baB 8uBlanb unter alien
l1mitdnben Gbina Bel einem &riege CUR
Seite iteben muB. CHINA berpfli9tet iib,
feline idmmtli4en 9dfen fir &ublanb gu
Dffnen, unb &oblenitationen fir ruifI9e
&riegsi9iffe an3ulegen.
QuBerbem erbdlt HuBlanb bas Ge9t, i'm
Sale zines &rieges tpegen &oreas, Die oSa=
pdner unb &oredner, bon Der 9ineff9=
foreaniI9en 8ren3e aus an5ugrsifen, unb
8u ieinen Sperdtionen CUR See, ben sSluB
Nulu 3u benuben. RuBlanb muB ale
notbpenbigen Sffi3iere CUR Nusriituns unb
@inii6ung zines %farten 9ineff3en 6eeres
~liefern, unb bat bas &e3t, feline Seere in
China gu refrutirsn, Serner erbdlt RuB=
Lamb bas Ge6t, iebe belie6tge Nn5abl BON
3peig6a6nen Der ftbirif9en 8abn auf dime
if9em @ebiete an5ulegen, nnb i'm SAT- zines
Nngriffes BON feinbliben Md3ten auf bic
ruIiI9e 8a6n, erbdlt RuBlanb BON China
in Der NGbe bon @%la5itpOftof cine SnIel,
tpel9e, penn nOtbig, BON RuBlanb befeitigt
tperoen mag, I'm bic 2anbung bes SEM
bes gu perbinoern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15
scSn Der bempfruti{hen mart.

Sn Der bemOtruttf@en gartei
Mt ourt's inD Die @il6erz
| 9ptnbler gdn3li9 Dben auf. SeIbt
in 81. 2ouis, pO Elm 10 ~riiItiger bemoz
tratll9er &dmpe gegen ben @ilberI6ninz
bel pte Der rQn5eiger bes Wetens" paltet.
iiegten bel ben 8orpablen fir ben bemo.
tratii9en @taatsconpsnt, nie aaent6albeu
i'm @taat, Die Sil6er19autes. Oas mar
aber IN ct. Bouts nur babur9 m0qli6,
Dab Dag bom ftlberto1en bemofratiI6en
9ouperneur Stone beberrf9te bemofrattI6e
Staot@GOmite ben Antras Der @utaelos0e=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15

mofraten auf @eranftdltung elmer geieb@
mdBi9en, ben 8ei timmungen bes be5iiglt3en
@toatsgeIeBes unterpOrfenen Ssle9utenz
nail a6gele6nt botte. 9amtt mar leOe
MusIi9t uuf cine e6rlihe @ortpabl abge@
i6nitten; unb bur9 i6ren eigenen @9ptnoel
unb 8etrug errei9ten bic iilberzoemotratt~
I9en 6duptlinge in ct. 2ouis oaRelbe, mas
fie BEL Der @oripabl in anberen @taatstbetlen
bur9 unpifenbeit uno 9ummbeit oteler
9timmaeber eraielten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-15

pniere MiffionGre i3einen uns tpieOer
einmal in Srubel bringen gu p9len. Wern
bieTelben bur6aus bas 8ebirfniB fli3len,
ibre Saut gu Martte 81 tragen, 10 iolten re
bas auf ei9ene @efabr Fin t9un unO ni9t
perlanaen, baB bic Ser. Staten l3nen aus