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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-22
.TOURABOUT TOWN

temperance lecturer, the lady l am
thinking of would probably not care to be;
yet the influence she exerts Is strongly in
that direction, and her arguments are
more potent than those of many devoted
to the prohibition cause. Her field Of
battle is in our theatre, and her unique
warfare is against going out for cloves.
Her plan Of action makes the time between
acts 30 enjoyable, that those within sop1d
neither hunger or have thirst for.other
than the entertainment she provides.
There is no impatient calling for a slow
curtain to arise, there Is no weary yawn-
ing, or looking toward the skies; every
moment OF the evening that the dramas
off the stage, she plays delightful music.
and she captures every age. No lecturer
In Christendom has more loving clientele,
for no lady in theatre plays the piano
half SO WELL
*#
The new postoffice building is nearly
completed on the outside and the plaster
ing within is quite finished. The bronze
dome which surmounts the roof can be
plainly seen from many parts Of the city.
The walls OF the Masonic Temple opposite,
are rising rapidly.
A man going to work on bicycle and
carrying q hod over his shoulder on the
wheel was one Of the funny sights on Olney-
Vile square, the other day, and 1t illus
trates the extent to which the popular use
Of the bicycle is reaching.
II is getting along towards the time
when Che Board of Alderman ought to
to begin to discuss the question Of Fourth
OF July celebration for this city. The next
meeting of the Aldermen will be ldsonly
sbout three weeks before the great day
comes. / hope to see some alderman in
troduce an order calling for an appropris-
tion for the days celebration.
| Captain Joe Mullen, the veteran janitor
at the State House, has been collecting the
photographs of assemblymen and state
officials for years, and now has a collec-
tion Of l3s. lie has placed them all in q
handsome album. General Brayton, taken
with the army slouch hat, comes first, and
then follows the governors, secretaries ol
state, attorney generals, general treasurers
judges, generals and colonies galore and
plain law makers. II is valuable collsc
tion.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-22

IL the tailors' strike becomes as extensive
numerically az the present indications
promise, clothes will reach value suffi-
Ciently high to enable them to be used as
mediums OF exchange in the very near
future.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-22
The Dusle.

He's the highest type Of fashion
From his collar to his toes.
There's a most artistic passion
In the way he wears his clothes.
How his tie his taste expresses!
How that nobby suit he fills!
And how faultlessly he dresses
But he never pays his bills!
Pittsburgh News
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-22

"How long = II going 70 take you TO
get through with this caso?'' asked tho
client, who was under suspicion Of
houscbreaking.
"Well," replied tho young lawyer.
thoughtfully, "it1f take me about two
weeks to get through with It. but I'm
afraid it's going to take you about four
years. Washington Star.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-22

Cambridge has refused to confer degrees
upon women by vote Of 1713 to 662. This
does not necessarily imply that 1861 of
them have voted for celibacy.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-22
Wall Street hardly scared at all at the
passage of the Morgan Cuban resolution
by the Senate. Danger, we fear, has made
Wall Street desperate.

country are. for the most part, taking the
recent remarks of President Clark OF the
Consolidated road very seriously.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-22
Appr0priatO.

"Now," said the leader OF the con-
vivial assemblage, "let US drink to your
best girl"
The host bowed suavely. thank
you, gentlemen" he said; suppose you
make IL sour mash"
They perceived that she had but erst-
while given him the stony glare.-Dav.
export Outlook.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-22

"our new neighbors are very polite"
said Mrs. Pcrkase to her husband, when
he came home at night.
"Are they?"
EYES; I sent TO borrow their step
ladder, and they told me they hadn't
one, but IL I'd walt awhile they'd send
and buy one."-TitBits.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-22
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.
Editorial Views or Uur contemporaries ON
Matters Of Interest.
THE TOURIST.

Editorial Views or Uur contemporaries ON
Matters Of Interest.
Commenting upon the action of the
State Senate allowing the issuing of liquor
licenses at Block Island between May 10
and October 10, ex-Secretary of State
Utter in his Westerly Sun has the follow
ing: The principle underlying this bin is
absolutely wrong. II is q practical nulli-
fication Of the local option principle whi, b
has heretofore governed In Rhode Island
affairs. 1t advances the idea that the Sta,e
can reverse the decision of a town on a
matter OF only town interest. II this is
admitted, 1.-THE whole business could, with
equal justice, be controlled by State
board, and Westerly and Hopkinton ano
every other no-license community could
no longer be such in theory or in fact.
The House of Representatives should kill
the measure which the Senate has passed.
Let the Block Islanders manage their own
affairs as they wish, and II they want to
try the experiment Of no-license, as they
have intimated that they do, let them try
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-22

voIuoo HSo judgment.
When Phyllis prowls among my books.
To borrow some Of them.
She bears away. with saucy looks,
Those volumes I condemn.
-Chicaeo Record.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-22

Miss Ten Stryke-Well. what did papa
say?
Percy-Oh, he said there had never
been q fool in the Ten Stryke family
yet, but II you married me there would
bo two.-N. Y. Tribune.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-22

Chicago Citizen: Any Irishman who
can bring himself to honor England's
queen, whose coming to the throne found
Ireland nearly 100000 strong in popula-
lation, and the close of whose reign nnds
her with just half that number, and the
survivors still fleeing from her shores,
must be either the most spiritless of
human beings or q moral monster.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-22

Memorial day and the Fourth Of July
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-22

A man going to work on bicycle and
carrying q hod over his shoulder on the
wheel was one of the funny sights on Olney-
Vile square, the other day, and It illus
trates the extent to which the popular uss
of the bicycle il reaching.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-09
balte Ct ni9t sebDrt. Sp sin9 bic Meile
tpeier - benz alGnoenben WauShau

balte ct ni9t sebDrt. Sp sine bic Neiie
tueier - Dem 9lGnaenben WauShau
3u.
Sebt bitten bon fern, bic er'ten
rotbaliibenben Yuntte auf, tpelde BE
NGbe Der Stabt perrietben. "Gle!9
tit's aus" iaets 9elta errest' "s's'"
finb mir 3D."
sic mubte lire Sa4en. 5uiamme1z
lu9en, rib ii9 los bon Der fteberbeIz
hen 6anp unb biilte iid'in ibre 4alaz
malta. WGbrenb bieler 8epeeunsen
unb tpGbrenb ibr 8lid idon btnausz
ftreifte iiber has abenbli& funtelnoe
@ariduu, Tam es ibr ppr. als ertpa=
de lie aus einem ieltiamen Sraume::
Gin @efilbl iibertam lie, tple lie Is pel
W%aufabrten naf selobten &ir&en na3
itunbenlaneer, anbG9ti9er Wanoerun9
empfunben bate cine Mrt ernllh,
terung - 9unser na@ benz Srotlten!
Da bielt Der 3us, uno i'm 1elben
Muoenblid trampfte @tpas t9r 9er5
ahammen. Dieielbe 1@meroliae Gms
pftnbuns bon porbin, als stnse es an
Elm tiefes Mb14iebnehmen. 0as Wort
audte in ibr auf: "Wir iuden Ne!oe
bic Qiebe unb perben lie nismals TIM
ben." SEPT ities bic Dame aus, urn
ben Yerron enttang ergob iih elm Wenz
idenRrom, ber ben G%oupetburen 5uetl>
te. @on fern iuNA 9elta ibre Der
tpanbten babertommen, jun9e uno al
tere Damen In ibren f4weren pel5en,
ben Teoerbiiten, NIT ben bon Der
Mbenbtdlte ser0tbeten @eiihtern.
sd muB FORT" faste iie baitie. gu
ibm tretenb, Der tpie geldbmt in ber
Gde fab unb bic Diener ber &linid erz
tpartete. pl0bli4, 1ie mubte ni@t, mie
es fam, als Fe ibn 70 iiBen fab. itiirate
elm @trom BON 9brdnen aus tbren
Musen. .Das @eridumte," rief Tie aus.
unb i'm Gu bate HE ii6 berabgebeust
unb mie Gin 8libitrabl beriibrten thre
2ippen feline @tirne.
St rib bic 4ugen auf, 1tammelno
mo0te Ct empor. 9a mar lie per-
i9munben, bas Coupe tpar leer. Nur
Elm Man1 in Qipree ertletterte bon
brauBen bas Srtttbrett. 1trette Elm
pdar trGftige Mrme CUR 9bur binein
unb rtef in ioptalem Some: r&ommsn
sic, 9err; bier itebt idon ber Tabr:
itubl bereit. Nur INNER langfam, 1id)
bub19 feitbalten; i@ bin bob fart -
Elm &erl mte i9. %% bebe sic 1ohte
btnaus."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-09

Odnlpter vQlleen Stt0" DurD pen Sds
NAL bef0rbert. ndbrenb i'm Sabre 1895
bic srDbte 2aonus muir 4294 Sonnen
betrus. Der Mecoro Der rQueen Gitp"
1T i'm laufenben Sabre bon Der Barrie
.Muranta" i6oH UNI ia Sons ilberz
trofen 'tpprben. Dor bret Sabren ltef
bas erite 1000 Sons : Gabraeus pom
Stapel, I'M Sabre 1896 pertebrten abcr
19on 80 Stabli4iffe bon s1Dberer
1rasfdbieteit auf oen Seen, II luben
1paar iiber 5000 unb atpar burdz
19nittli4 $3.50 Sons. SIM berfloflez
men Sabre legte has Stabl14tff "&earz
large" befIen 9eimatbsbafen 0ulutb
lit, pGbrenb Der 1856 Sage bausrnben
'Saiion 47,7O9 Meilen auriid lrnb BE-
bef0rberte $4,000 Sons Tra4t, tpdhz
renb has rS&if r@ictorp" iosar eiz
men Hecorb bon 96,877 Sons errethte.
Soneit ameritanif4e S4iffe in 8ez
tra4t tommen, t6nnen ii4 biermtt bic
i'm 9afen BON Netp Dort unb anberen
Oceanbdfen p%ertebrenben &auffabrer
BEL Weitem ni@t mefen. Wdbreno bic
benz @ertebr auf ben 9rpBen Seeen
bienenben Gabraeuse gang anbers als
bic Scean14iffe conitruirt iinb, beiiz
BEN lie ebenfolhe @tdrte, ia bel linen
iinb man9e bebeutunespollen Neue=
runeen i'm S@iffsbau, pie bic
Quabrupel Grpanf tonsma latnen, 5uz
erft aur Mnpenbung 9elan9t. Die i'm
paHasierbienft ber @reat Nprtbern
@i}enbabn tbdtisen apei Dumpfer,
tpel@e aptiden Dulutb unb Buffalo
fabren. legen 20 Meilen pro Stunbs
auriid. IS lit btes cine bemertensz
tpertbe Sdnelieteit, penn man in
@rwdsun9 5iebt, baB bic S@iffe enge,
iei@te unto %semunbene Tabrftruben loz
pie S@leufen gu paiIiren uno in 5ablz
rei9en 3mH4enbGfen an3ulesen baben.
8etpunbernspertb uie ibre @ei4pin@
bigteit itnb audi bic 2abefacilttdten
Der Seef@tffe. Mtt @etrette t0innen
iie in Der State bon 1000 8uibels pro
Minute pnb NIT Gr3 in Der State BON
1000 Sons pro @tunbe belaben perz
ben; &oble tpirb eelaben, inbem Maz
i&inen gorge Wa99ons iiber bic @4tf>
fe b.Uen, umbreben unb ben Snbalt in
ben Nalm entleeren. 9as Gntlaben
bon &p6le unb @r3 gef9tebt IN Der
State BON $50 big 300 Sons pro
@tunbe.
Das nit der rieiigen @ntptdelung
bes @ertebrs auf ben groBen @eeen
bic Sage, ba ber @apttdn ouglei4 8ez
flyer bes BON ibm gefiibrten @@tffes
mar unb fi4 bic 8eitbantbeile an elm
5elnen Tabr3eu9en big tn @ierunoie4z
aisitsl 3eriplitterten, fir INNER porii@
ber iinb. lie9t auf ber 9ano. Die moz
bernen @@iffe BON 5000 nnb mebr
Sons Srasfd9isteit toiten getpalttge
@umment urb besbalb concentrtrt 1ih
Der @ertebr tmmer mebr in ben 6dnz
ben bes @~roBcapttals.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-09

= Meser 9erausforberung gum
3meitampf tpurben BON ber R0lner
@traftammer 3tpei @@u1er ber Sc
tperbli@en Gadf&ule. BET einurbs
3tpan3isiGbrise Md@tnente&ntter 6.
Memig aus StreliB gu 3tpei Monaz
ten 6eitungsbaft urtb ber 3tuan3tgz
jGbrtge Mai@tnenbauer Springer aus
Neufreltb, pelher aIs Rartel1trGger
fi@ betbeiligte, gu einem Monat S.
ftrmgsbaft perurtbetlt. 8etbe 8ei@ul>
bigten maren Mttglteber elmer aus
@@iilern ber Ta@f@ule beftebtnben,
jeBt a~ufgebobenen 9erbinbung rEeu~
tonia". Ser aern8ebnidbrige rprd@
itbe" ber @erbimbnug batte bei einern
Wettitreite NIT Menntg biefem ben
8ormurf gema&t, ct noble bic .Gouz
leurz Requiiiten" (bunte Miiben, 8Gn=
Der u. I. n.y. fir fi@ bebalten unb na4
fetner 9etmatb mitnebmen, porauf
Mennig NIT elmer Torberlrn9 auf
trumme @dbel anttportete, bic @prin=
ger benz @%eforberte1 iiberbrabte. 3um
Dueu tam eS aber ni@t, neil berr prdz
iiebe" ni@t burauf etn9ing. Der Ser
treter ber @taatsantpalf@aft, tpel@er
bic e%rtannten Strafen bea1trast batte,
begriinbete btefe bamtt, baB bur&
f4drferes 9orgdben benz 3unebmenbe,1
untpefen Der Duele, ramentlt9 BEL
@&ilern, entf@ieben entgesensetreten
tperben muFe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-09

plan peters bes @robem setommen.
ben S9ulbelu6 ~porldufis babur4 81
fDrbern, baB man bic @rlaubnib aum
9etratben BON einem SaulaeugntB
ab6dneis ma9t. BON ben 100000
@ben, bic iGbrli9 in Rublanb &C.
i@loHen perben, beiteben 100000 5tpi,
f4en @atten, bic ni*t lefen unb 14retz
ben tDmnen. Srobbem tpdre bic
Mabreeel febr fraspuuoig uno tpiirbe
nur cine febr atpetfeQbafte Nnbabnune
Der allsemetnen S4ulpfli@t fem. Mit
bieier mub bic @esterung BON pornhez
rein etnfeben. tpear bic pirtli&e
Dur4fibrung au4 Sabr3ebrte in
4nfpru4 nimmt.
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sSunotrbares aus @ublana.

Mus MuBlanb tommt bic Na4rt9t
bon einem in @orbereitung begriffenen
tpunberbaren Tprti4ritt.
Die ru1iii4e @esieruns min ieBt,
pte es 9eibt. auf 'beionberen Mun14 bes
G3aren ben &f fir bic @oltsi9uz
le aufnebmem. ba iie gu Der @tnit9t
setommen lit, baB fi@ 3. 9. bic bauer
liden @erbGltniHe bru@aus ntdt helz
fern laf1en, tpeme bas @olt ni4t aug
ben Te1eln Der l1nbtloung befreit piro.
Der p~erftorbene &aii er battle tpente
Neigung ba3u, ben obltgatorti@en
@pltsf @ulunterri6t anaubabnen unn
1stn Mini1ter 9olitoi tpar es, ber UNI
ter einen INN porsele9ten @efebentz
murf bic tlaNi1@e 8emertung sc:
1@rieben fiat: rDas bat nod 3ett!"
SECT 1T mon bp@ anberer Mnit&t &C.
tporben. Mber freili@ Elm &f
pirb es tperben, BEN bic &egierung gu
flbren bat. MQein tann fe bic Soften
fir bas se1ammte @oltsi&ulpeien naz
tiirli@ ni&t tragen, u1b bic @emeinben
unb bic @tdnbe baben Big jebt iebr
pentg 2uft ge3etgt, @elbmittel bafiir
gu opfern.
@ie es CUR 3ett nit Der @4ulbils
bung in @uBlanb fte6t, mag Elm einz
5iees 8etiptel beleu@ten, Sm @ouperz
re1nent Morpnef 9 baben i'm S9ulz
iabr 1893-94 BON 345, 600 i@ulz
pfli@tigm &inoern 275, 900 iiberbaupt
teinen @9ulunterri9t erbalten. Sn
arbern @puperrwments itebt es nod
l9lehter. $50 mad allenfaQs meltli4e
S9nlen pprbonben iinb, bu feblt IS
enttpeber an 2ebrern ober bieie baben
bqs unterrt9ten aufeegeben, neil lie
felt Sabr unb Sag tetn @ebalt be39gen
baden. gu elmer fol@en 2aufbabn
ftnbet ratiirlt@ fem Mnbrang ftatt,
unb es tptrb gan3 'befonberer Mube
bebiirfen, &rdfte beran3ubtlben, bic
%borlduftg tpentgftens ben unterften
@lementarunterrt4t gu 9eben perm0z
gen. 9ier mibte bic @egterung i6r
altes, ptelfa@ fretfi@ ni@t gang UNI
bere@tigtes @orurfbeil gegen bic fretz
>ptQigen 2dbrertnmen ~aufgeben. Sie
fat btsber ben jun9er Mdb@en ni@t
getraut, bic NIT etgenen Mttteln ooer
ben bentbar gertngiten Mnfpri@en
rtns @plt gebe1," tint Btlbung gu perz
breiten, tpeil fie bdufig nibtltHif@e
2dbren uhtter bic Mafem getrage1 haz
ben. Dtefe @efabr piirbe ii4 abet
bur@ quite 8eaufii&ttgung 10 3iemlt&
bermeiben laKen unb fi@ ubrigens bon
felbft mtlbern, tpenn bic @egierun9
ben 2ebrertnnen NIT @ertrauen begegz
net.
@benfo 5@miertg tptrb es fem, ,ta=
mentlt@ bas 2anbbolt CUR S@ule he=
ran3u3teben. Man 1T ba f@on auf ben
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8coemtmug Der 4mtHabrt aut een
2een.

@ie gemaltiee Musbebnunq, pelde
bic @9iFfabrt uuf unferen sroben
@eeen errei9t bat unb bic bebsutenbe
Goncurren3, bic tie ben @%iienbahnen
mabt, erbelt aus Der Sbatia&e, bab
i'm perfloFenen Sabre ben @ault Ga
nal 1921, O61 Sonnen Waaren pal
1irten unb fir beren 8ef0roerun9
$13,511,OOO be5abtt purben; bic
Sransporttoiten iteQten it@, auf nur
O.99 Mine pro Some unb Metle,
tudbrenb bic am lpariamiten psrmalte=
ten Gifenbdbnen auf peite Gnterna1z
gen minbeitens flint Mal 10 piel bered9z
mem. Na9 ben foeben 3ur 9er0ftentz
li@ung selansten Musmeifen iiber ben
@ertebr i'm @ault Canal betrug Der
Wert6 aler BON unb nu& benz @upsz
rior1ee i'm Sabre 1895 bef0roerten
@aaren $159, 557, 129 unb i'm perflolz
1enen Sabre ca. $36, 100000 mebr,
troBbem Die Yretie einen bur9ihnitt@
liden @idsang BON IA proecnt erfabz
rem batten. Mdren bic Preife bes SUBJ
res 1895 uu@ i'm p%erfloifenen Sabre
mab9ebenb 9etpefen, 10 bdtte ber Sc
1ammtpertb ber pdbrenb be6elben BE-
f0rberten Waaren tpobl bic 90be bon
$3.50, 900, 900 errei9t. @ei ber Griz
iten3 bes Canals bat por benz Sabre
1884 tein ein3iger S%abrespertebr bic
Musbebnun9 zines etn5igen Monatsz
pertebrs bes @oriabres erret4t unb Is
Sabre 3ufammengenommen ergaben
erft ben @ertebr bes yabres 1896. Noh
por 10 Sabren ftelten ii@ bic 9ransz
porttoiten uuf 2.30 Mi1le pro Sonne
unb Metle, 1ettoem dber 1tno bic
Gra@traten 5tetig 9erunter9eganoen.
Damals betru9 Der Wertb Der Gabrz
3ela9e, tpel@e mdbrenb zines Sabres ben
@anul pafirten, SIG, 100000, i'm
@orjubre ba9esen $45, 0OO, 900. @or 10
Sabren tpurben Z Procent aler Waa<
rem bon unIb na9 m@uperioriee in
canubii@en unb britif@en @@tffen Be-
f0rbert, i'm @orjabre muir nod 4 Pro>
cent.
@ie ber @ertebr in rapiber @eiie
getpa@1em lit, 10 iinb bic bem1elben bies
1eenben @@iHe INNER grDBer setpor=
ben. No4 Dor 6 Sabren gait Elm
Sabr5eug NIT $500 Sons 9ragefGbigz
teit BEL einem Stefgamg bon Il Tub
als elm mabres Monftrum fir bic
oberen @eeen unb bamals be1@Gftia=
ten it@ bic erfabrenften Ta9mGnuer
erritlt4 nit ber Trage, ob fir ben
@ertebr auf ben Seen ie sr0Bere @9if:
te 9ebaltt perben tonnter be3n. pb 1i9
lol4e epentuel als nulbbringenb ertpetz
len piroen. 9eute sibt es @@iHe nit
16 SUB Siefgang unb por benz Sabres>
14luB npirb bieier Stefgang no9 I'm
einen SUB erb0bt tperben, fobalb Der
Tort14ritt Der BON der 8unbes : @e<
9terung proiectirten @@iffabrtsfrabe
BON p SUB Stefgang bies getattet.
Sin Tub ttefgang mebr bebeutet
aber cine 2~abefdbisteit BON 500 Son,
men mebr unb es perben mit9in ppr
Sabresf4luB bic 2aberecorbs cine entz
tpreentoe4 3undbme aeiser,. Die grDBz
te Haoung, ndmlt9 1916 Sons,
nnroe TIM berflofenen Sabre bon benz
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1ev 0rNuDer DeS .,Yeotbeu Qreus
3eS."

Gin Mann, bon benz r,ur, slauben
lonte. bab fem Same fir bic bantbare
Mttz unb Madtpelt uniterbli4 tpdre.
1T Dor turaer 3eit bur4 einen Mtt
Der Wobltbdtteteit Der bitteriter Rob
entriFen tporben. Die pertpittlpete Raiz
iertn bon RuBlanb fiat ibm ndmli&
Elm Sabressebult aussefebt, bag tpes
nisitens 3ur 8eirettur9 ber notbpen>
bisiten 8ebiirfniKe ausrei@t. Sn bo'
fem @rabe beaei4nenb fir bic 9bat'
fade, tpie febr bieier Mann, ber fetr
sanaes 2eben unb fem ean3es 0erm0z
gen benz Woble 1einer leibenben 8rii=
ber seopfert bat, in @erseFenbeit geraz
tben 1T, 1T Der umitunb, bab bic Set
tung, bic iene MeIbung auerft bra@te.
nidt einmal ben Mamen. bes Mannes
rt@tig gu ,ennen puBte, fonbtrn bon
etnem 9errn Dupont fpra@. @ogar
cine in @enf, feiner @eburtSfam, erz
f9einenbe 3eitung rebete bon benz
@riinber bes &otben Rreu3es in etnem
neuerli@en Mrtttd pie bon einem ldngit
@eritorbener.
@eaeniiber bieier unbantbaren Yer=
geBli9teit Der @elt f4etnt es uns cine
pflt9t gu fetn, ben 2ebenslauf unb
bic Sbaten bteies feltentn Man1es IN
bas @ebG@tnib 3uriid3urufe len. S. 9en=
ii 9unart tpurbe am 8. MGr3 1928
in Semi 9eboren, Ct. ftammte aus elmer
Camille, bic felt mebr als otpei SeSuhr<
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griff i'm bic @raGblung bon ber auf=
opfernben Sbdtigteit Der MiB Gloreace
Nt96turgale unter ben 3obten unb
8ermunbeten bes &rim : Rrieges. ct
be9ab Ii9 infolge bel en tpenige Feabre
barauf auf bic @@la@tfelber bes fra1<
30iH&>0ferrei@ddtn Rrieges I'M Sabre
1895. Setne @rfdbrungen rnter ben
@ermunbeter unb @terbenben legte Ct
IN elmer S9rtft I'm @oubenir be Solz
ferino" ridber, bic tptt Elm @@redensz
ruff bur4 bic garp3e cibiliirte Melt
brang. Bon bifer 33eiHt Al, mar bas
gan3e Streber Dunant's barauf aes
ridBtei, fGmmtli9e @rtIturf taater fiir
Elm gen1einfurnes 8orgdben gu 9etptn<
men, bas barauf ab3telen follte, bic
@@reden bes Rrieges gu milbern. BON
1863 an reiite ct IN ben berf4tebener1
2G1rbern @uropa's auf eigene Rofte11
lumber, iiberaq Mubten3en bei Giirften,
Miniftern unb einftuBret@en Perl 10
men ra4fu@enb, um1 biefe fit feline
plGre gu e%etptnnen. Die Tolge bie1er
raftloie en- 8emiibungen mar ber @on<
greb int Oftpber 1868 gu Sent, befen
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tion tpor. 8ts 1870 battle Dunant
fem 9albes @erm0gep fir pbtlunthro>
pif@e Werte ausge9eben, mentge Sabre
borauf perlor ct au9 ben &eft bel,
felberp. @eitbem lebt ct 1T bD1tger gu
riid9e3o9enbeit IN benz Srk 9ttben in
Mppen9eQ. ct es nt@t be3ei@nenb fir
bic 0amtbarteit ber cipiliiirten Melt,
bab Elm FOLDER Manm IN fetnem Ml<
ter i'm Mrmenbaufe enoi9en miiroe,
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-09

- Sic 9ln5abl auer pferbe betrdgt
in europa $4,000 900, in Mfi;n T..
100000, in Mfrtta 100000, inMmez
rita 23,500,OOO unb in M~uftralten g.
100000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-03
No More Polo.

r. Won Tempsky, who is in the CAPT
tai from his Maui estate for few days,
says that there will be no more polo in
his vicinity if he is to be depended
upon to assist in furnishing it. He is
extremely fond of the sport, but play
ers who understand the game are
scarce and the cost in horse flesh is
more than a man of moderate means
can bear. The remark has often been
made that it was surprising that the
large number of rough riders in Homo
lulu and on Oahu failed to start polo
club.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-03

Young DR.. Carr, the new veterinary
located at the Club Stables, perpetrated
a mammoth joke on a number of his
friends last night. He took Billy Cum
ningham, Chas. Bellina and about eight
others in two wagonettes out on the
Waialae road with bags and lanterns
to trap snipes. This is the way DR..
Carr told the story in town at mid
night. Cunningham and the other
fellows are to be heard from yet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-03
FIFTY VOICES.
The Special Musical Service at St
Andrews.

On Sunday evening next, December
5, there will be union service at ST.
Andrews Cathedral, commencing at
7:3O o'clock, in aid of the diocesan
fund. Special music will be rendered
at this service by supplied choir OF
fifty voices under the direction of the
organist. Wray Taylor. The sermon
will be preached by the Rev. G. H.
Tomkins of Hamakua, and several
other clergymen will assist in the ser
vice which will be entirely choral. All
seats will be free and everyone is in
vited to attend The order of service
will be as follows