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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-04

A writer Of fiction who puts all his char
acters in antagonism to beauty and pro-
eyes Of the reader. who puts hopelessness
into his little world instead Of a reasons
able ambition-iss not going toSgive you
any particular pleasure in ypair leisure
hours. or any consolation In She realities
of. everyday existence. ThissMdoes not
mean that the best owe III one from
which the disagreeable factsNpf life are
banished. and only the sweets served as
a confecfion at the feast It lis the atti-
Jude Of mind toward the bitter and the
sweet, the evil n the good, the thing
tforeseen and the accidental, thar makes
q novel uplifting or depressing. Ladies'
Hon1a JnaI1na1.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-04
Repairs. Claims. Tot

Total S5l,zzJ W
Maxim. a total of s31. 22s.so, which in
cludes the sum of 81. S27.11, to a claims
heretofore contracted in emergencies; no
such claims to be hereafter contracted
without notice to this Board; and turtner
Resolved. That in order to raise SAID
sum of sci. 229.9 80 the Committee on FL
nance is hereby authorized to have is
sued one or more temporary loan bonds
in the sum of $31. 229.90, at a rate OF IN
terest not to exceed 40 per annum; and
that the proceeds from sale of said bond
or bonds shall be set aside for the use OF
the Board of Education for the purposes
above stated, and that the said sum OF
S31. 229.90 be placed in the next tax levy
On motion. the communication was re-
ceived and ordered filed.
Two petitions We're received, signed BY
all the faculty on one and all the
students on the other, requesting the
Board to offer inducements for the re.
tention of C. S. Haskell, Principal of
High School, who, it is rurnored, con-
templates ~resigning his position.
Referred to Committee on Teachers, etc.
REPORTS OF OR COMMUNICATIONS
FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-04

Three very interesting games We're
bowled in the North Hudson League last
three games rolled and the Eagans cap
tured the third. Parmental of the Lex
ingtons carried off the honors by piling
up 1888 points in the third game. Grass
dorf, of the same club. was next in line
with 1853 points to his credit. The scores
we're
Eagan B. C.-Eang. 101; Haas. 12s; Dom
nelly, 1S9; Clark, 15S; Collmer, 1856. Total,
Palisade B. C.-Meyer, 1873; Burdett. 1874;
Bigler, 131; Weyler, III; Raufa, 191. Total,
Eagan B. C.-Donnelly, 1874; Haas. 1923;
7 T8sAs' 40 o'a - -
Lexington B. C.-Parmental, 122; McGill,
156; Tietz, 1856; Grassdorf, 1853; Knowles,
Palisade B. C.-Meyer,, 1875; Burdett, 100;
Weyler, l59; Bigler, 142; Kaufa, 163. Total,
Lexington B.. c.-Parmeptal, 1873; McGill,
1876; Tietz, 11s; Grasdorf. IFS; Knowles, 12S.
Total, 40.
The Pioneers bowled on -Pohlmann's al
leys last night. No brilliant scores were
made, F~inkengeller's 1856 being the high
est. A sample game was as follows
Team 1-Wesp, 167; Kerr, 1872; inken
| geller, 1876; Kuntz, 135; Yulg, 15S; Uchht-
mann, 100; Marquardt, los; Heffner, 125.
Team Huber, 1855; Winckler, 100; Spell
meyer, 145; G. Humid, 162; E. Humid, 152;
Freitag 127; Brengel. Us; Blind, 152. To-
tai, 1888.
The Summit Pleasure Club, on the Phoe-
nix alleys, No. 672 Summit avenue. last
night, rolled the following excellent
| game
Team John Frank. 800; L. ak 40;
Mrs. Freitag, 1902; Mrs. Leary. 200; Mr..
Welsh, liz; Blind. 245. Total. 1.049.
Team 2-Mr. Gleason, 176; Mrs. Con-
way, 1850; Mr.. Leary, 181; Mr.. Freitag. ia3;
Mrs. Langdon, 40; F. Frank, 10. Total,
500.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-04

The Jersey City League games. on
<Heye,s alleys. between the Clio Wheel
men n the Halladays Of lafayette at
ganizafion TO the alleys. and there was
lots Of interest in the match. The Clos
have a o team than was expected
and last nights work AT, home, i con-
fin1ed. will prove IN obstacle to the
cracks when they visit the wheelmen's
quarters. IN both games. the Clos beat
the average. They rolled steadily and
HE League, but will develop ability and
confidence as the season advances. IN
the first game the Clos rolled their best.
: difYerence Of 5 pins. The Halladays
y Were psil not to their form. being over anx-
ious probably. and they failed to reach
the 700 mark at any time. Stenens
bowled the best average. Herman Heye
the captain of the Clio team, put up
the fine average Of 1853 for the nights
work. Score
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-04
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
IOhejal Proceedings.l


Special meeting at the Assembly Cham
Der, City Hall. Friday, October Y, 1887,
The roll was called at S:33 O'Clock r M
Present-President Midlige and Alder
men Barr, Boldt, Bornenann, Burns, CAL
non. Decker, Fry, Heavey, Maxwell,
Moran, Tracy and Weis.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Austin, Divers, Gui-
ton, Hartman, Henry, Howeth. Kelly,
Mullins, Scott. Vermilye and WarrIn.
The call of the meeting was read, and is
as follows
Jersey City, Oct. u. 1897.
NJ. J. ONDonnell. Esq, City Clerk
Dear Sir-You will please issue notices
for a special meeting of the Board of Al
dermen. to be held at the Assembly
Chamber, City Hail, on Friday, October
%, 1897, at eight O'Clock p. M, for the pur-
pose of taking action in regard to opening
ballot boxes for the coming election.
JOHN A. TRACY,
AMBROSE GUITON,
.Ntt3 JAMES BURNS,
SAMUEL G. WARRIN,
JOHN BOLDT.
The following resolution was presented
by Alderman Tracy and adopted
Resolved, That the Corporation Council
the county for an order, that the contents
of the ballot boxes used at the hast special
election in this city be removed and care
fully preserved, and that the said ballot
boxes be used at the next election 60 be
held in his city; and be it further
Resolved, That in case the said Judge
refuses to make the said order that the
City Clerk be authorized to purchase the
ballot boxes necessary to be used at the
said election, under the direction OF the
Election Committee.
on motion of Alderman Ealno1 the
Board then adjourned.
M. J. O'DoNNELE.
City Clerk. Z
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-04
Exhibition Pool Game.

An exhibition game of pool will be
played this evening at Pat Flaherty's pool
room, Wayne and Brunswick streets. be-
tween Jack Flannery. a player of consid-
cradle skill, and Daniel Delaney, the we'll
known crack of Greenville.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-04
Jersey City Defeated for state Whist
Cup.

-Four of the best whist players in the
Jersey City Club visited Plainfield last
night for a match with the champion
Park Club team, holders of the State
Whist trophy. 1t was the fifteenth
match since the Parks have had the cup
in their possession, and like the others,
ended in their success. They won by 8
tricks. and the victory by deed of gift
entities them to final possession of the
trophy, as it is necessary, under the rules.
for a club to win it Is times in order to
hold IF
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-04

Cold Cure cures colds In the head. colds on the
lungs, old colds, new. colds and obstinate colds, ana
the nose and eyes, prevents catarr,l. diphtheria,
pneuIionia. and all throat and hung troubles. these
saved thousands Of lives and prevented much sick .
separate cure for each disease. AT ali druggists
rs cents q vial. If you need medical advice write
Prot, Munyon, 1906 Arch Street, Philadelphia. " IS
absolutely free.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-04

and taken. tie resolution was adopted
by the eleven members present.
A5sentNMessrs. cowles and Mer-
On motion of Mr.. Allen the meeting ad-
JAMES ]. wIsEMAN.,
An adjourned regular meeting Of the
Board Of Education was held in the
Board room, City Hall. Thursday even
ROLL GALL.
Reconsideration Firm n Messrs.
higgins, Mooney, Frederick, Muller,
Dewitt and Mersheimer-7.
Absent-Messrs. DAILY, Quinn, Cowles,
Degnan, Finn and Allen-6.
PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICA-
TIONS.
Applications for positions as Principal
were received from the following persons
and referred TO the Committee on Teach
ers and Salaries. viz. :-E. j.. Hitchner,,
Bridgeton, N. j.; G. j. McAndrew, South
Orange. N. j.; Theo. J.. Green, Woodbury.,
N. j.; B.. c.. Wooster, Ridgewood, N. j..
w. H. Sleegon, Closter, N. ]
Jersey City, Oct. 10, 1897.
Hon. Board OF Education
Dear Sirs-The following resolution was
adopted by the Board of Finance of Jer-
sey City. at its meeting held October 8,
1887. and became effective without the
Mayors action. the ten days allowed
him by law having expired.
Very respectfully.
Clerk.
Resolved, That upon the requisition of
the Board of Education an extraordinary
appropriation be and the same is hereby
made to said Board of Education, for the
present fiscal year, amounting to 81,
229.s 90, for the purpose of paying Tor the
making of necessary repairs to the pub
lie school buildings during the summer
vacation of the year 1897; said amount to
be allotted as follows:-
No. of Old
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-04
DsLeon 10 Try again.

Carlos De Leon of the Acme Wheelmen
of this city, will make his second attempt
to break the record to Washington next
Saturday evening. Mr.. Leon is in ex-
cellent condition, and the Acmes feel GER
tain that he will succeed. He was COM
PEELED to give up the first attempt on
account of being taken with a violent
chill at New Brunswick, which lasted for
about five hours.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-04

Double-faced black satin ribbons are
being used to embellish not only gowns
but also outside wraps, and BOWS of these
are seen on numbers Of the new. cloth
and velours blouse jackets. They give a
decidedly chic finish.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-04

Stylish girls are wearing their Elton and
Brandenburg Jackets open over white
shirt-waists, the fronts Of which, how
ever. are entirely covered BY the ends of a
scarf of broad-checked silk wound about
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-04

"
There are beautiful little foot
which can be taken into bed. and in which
a slowly smoldering fire safely secured
inside of a metal box enlits warmth the
night long. and makes the coolest bed as
delightful as a hammock in summer
weather.
Then there are portable stoves. which
burn ~perfuTned charcoal and can be car
ried rom room to room. There are
paj; $ which are lined with fur;
kin whose interior is as soft as
flee II the silkiest goat hair: cioaks
and ignoirs. which are really furs with
tho arm side in. There are fur-lined
slippers, and most delightful of all for
those who dwell in chilly rooms. or like
to sleep with windows open for midwfn-
ter, fur-lined socks or short stockings,
and which make the coolest floor agree
able 0 the foot.
Eggs. like milk, contain in proper pro-
portion all the elements needed to sup
port life,'. writes Mrs. s. T. Rorer on
THE Cooking of Eggs in the November
sLadies' Home Journal Being highly
concentrated, however. they lack the bulk
necessary to keep the excretory organ
IN perfect condition. Serve with them,
then. such food as bread, rice or cereals,
but do not serve eggs In any way at
the same meal with beef, mutton or fowl.
Pork, such as bacon, may, in winter, be
served with eggs. While one pound Of
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-04
HUpsoN COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.

(Sale No. 2,S63.)
The New Jersey Title Guarantee & Trust CO
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-11-04

eggs is equal in nourishment to one pound
OF beef. the latter would be borne for
a longer time, and would IN the end be a
much better food. The mineral matter Of
the esq is small in quantity, but rich in
quality. ana the albnmen is in a form
most easily digested. We must bear in
mind, however. that the. egg albumen CO.
agulates at a lower temperature than that
in meat, which teaches us at once that,
to be easily digested, eggs must be lightly
cooked. A hard-boiled egg. one in which
the white is rendered hard, may be di-
gested by a man iaboring in the o~pengatr,
but it is unfit for food for the man who
works in an Office or shop, or for the per-
son whose digestion is weak. or for chill
dren of any age"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-18
.3wet me,te 3ettamsem auf eimnat.

Wie in alien @roBftGbten, 10 1T aud ii
ct. 2ouis in Der arbeitenben &Gafe, r0eldt
erft am Nbenb bic MuBe finbet, cine Sci:
tung in bic 9anb gu nebnen, bas 8eoirfnit
fir Elm biGises 8latt borbdnben, tpelhes ctt
Sagesereisnife furs unb biinbtg mittbsilt.
9ieies 8ebiirfniB fu9ten bis9er in ct
2ouis Die nSri6iine" unb bas .Sageblatt"
gu befriebigen. 9a aber Die nSribiine" gu
e%inieitig repu6litanii9, bas nSags6latt"
bdufig gu rabiat iocioliitif9 mar, 10 blie6
i6r 2eiertreis gang natiirli9 Elm bei9rGntter.
Quberbem bat bas .Saseblatt" bdafig an
BEN in Der yGttp 9dG" uno in ben ~5our
Courts" berrf9enben MG9ten cine 10 I3arf:
8ritit geiibt, baB bieien baran gelegen i9eint,
ben ~finan3iea obnebin I3tpa3en 0egnrr
bolfemos als benz Wege 81 rdumen.
@el9e anberen @riinbe ben bemofrdtt14en
rNn3eiger beg Weltens" nod bepogen ba6en
mDgen, Elm N6snh6latt II II bbdngtge
Senben5 beraus3useben. piien mir ni6t,
iebenfans tpirb bas 8latt, penn es ebrli9 be-
itrsbt 1T, una6bdngig gu ietn, penn es nit
feiner partei bur9 Did unb 9iirm gebt unb
teiner Sattion, teirsr Clique bent, 5ablreide
2efer getpinnen unb ii3 aud balo ;ines
finan3ieIen @rfolges erfreuen.
Nu6bem bic ,Nnaeiger &c." bic 6eraus=
sabe zines N6enbblattes, benz iie ben Namen
nNbsnbpof" CAB, bei6lofsn bate, 5lieb Der
vWeItl poit" ni9ts tpeiter iibrig, als aa9z
5ufOlgen unb bas glei9e @e6iet gu bearbeitcn.
go iinb benin f9on am lebten Oienitdg Die
beiben neuen NbenbblGtter erf9ienen, unb
5tpar bat bic rNeftltde pot" bic rNbenb>
poft" nod iibertfumpft, inbem fe bic erie
Nummer a9tieitis unb gut ausgetuttet err
f9einen feb, tpGbrenb Die rMbenbpoit" nur
pierIeitig inter bds gubIifum trdt.
@ppeit mir bic ct. Coulter 8erbGltnifie
gu beurtbeilen i'm Stanbe 1tnb, tperben Ti9
b beutf9e M6enbbldtter nidt lange 5dlz
ten. nSribine" unb oSagebIatt" batten in
6olge ibrer etnfeittgen Senben3 obnebin nur
einen beI9rdnften 2eferfreis unb BON Nnfan9
nit finan5teIen G9pierigteiten gu fGnpfen,
Die in ben lebten bier Sabren, in Solge Der
uGgemeinen @ei9dftsflemme, Tim 10 briidenz
bsr purben. Mabrf9einli9 tperben Die b'i@
ben neuen 8ldtter, tpel9e ~finan5ieG fart iinb,
BEN beiben anberen bas bisden 2eben5iaft
nod ent8ieben, bas iibrig eeblie6sn lit, unb
fe CUR @affentredung ~5tpingen. Man mum
felt bereits, baB Die ran3eiger So" Die nStiz
biine" bic r@etli4e poit" bas rSuge5latt"
gu tuufen beubf9tigt. geIdisbt bas, Damn
tpirb ct. 2ouis ni4t tpie ieBt bier. Ionbern
tpieoer nur, pie bisber, 5tpei oeuti4e @ben0z
bldttsr baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-18
GrS6GicBm,t9 8oIipia's.

Ser Iiibdmerifantf9e Stadt 9plipid ideint
jebt ernftlt9 aus feiner berbGltniBmdbigen
Acknowledgement beraus unb an Die @ntlrittez
lung ietner 9iilfsquelen geben gu ipoGen.
@ie bic &arte k6rt. lift 8olibia bom Bacific
bur9 Beru unb 8olibia nbgef9loKen, tpGbr
renb na9 Often bin it9 bus gstraltige 9raiiz
lien borlagert. 0te ein5ige @~iien6obnperz
b~inbun9 8otioia's nit Der 9iiite beitanb Big
ba6in aug Der pon @ntofagafta in G6ile iiber
ben Nscotanz9aB na9 9uan9aca in PotoIi,
Der iibpefli4iten prooin5, fiibrenben 8abn.
Set a6er @bile ii9 bereit erfldrt BAT. cine
Der peru abgenommenen &iitenprohin5.n
an 8olibta abautreten, tra9tet mar nab elmer
t~peiteren 8er6inbung nit benz @tiGen Ocean.
Wie Der belgif9e 9ef9Gftstrdser beri6tst,
bat bic &egierung BON 8olipia Ipsben einem
6rn. Domingo Gotta bic GrlaubniB gum San
elmer GiIenbabn bon einem NOD rG6er 31t be-
itimmnben 6afenort in Dem ob3utretenben
@ebiet (pubri9einli3 Nrica) ii6er Sruro
mad @o9obam6a ertbeilt, fir beren Soften
Die &egierung Die 3inien garantirt, unb BON
Der jsbes Sabr Is &ilometer al Meilen) fer
ttggeiteGt uno in 8etrteb gefebt perben mill
fen. 9as tpirb natiirGi9 Elm gemaftiges
Werf, benin es gilt einen MufItag bon 2O,z
900 SUB in fiinf3t9 Meilen.
@ine anbere @iienbabnconceTipn 1T Dem
Mmeritaner Span ertbeilt tporben, 6inter
pel6em bic r4mericap Development g."
ftebt. Oas bur3 bie?etbe an3uegenbe 8aba=
iDitem fpG sur @ri3lieBung bes groBen Dftz
li9en Qanbestbeiles, Der Serritorien @f 8eni,
Santa grua, @buquifaca unb Nriia bisnen,
unb bon Santa Gru3 aus in peri9ieoenen
ai9tungen tpetti9 an ben parasuap, unb
n0rbli9 unb norbpetli4 na9 8eni, Ncre
uno W2abre be 0iOs fiibren. Mu@ bierbsi
iibsrnimmt bic Regieruns bic @er5iEiuns
unb auBerbsm erbdGt bic @eieGi9af; 5000
ipunii9e OOer sttpa 10000 enslii4e Auab>
ratmeilen Qar0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-18
Aetnrt6 Aefne,s @rab.

Muf benz 9rabe 9einri9 9eine's blii6en
pieber bic 8tuu1en. @s lit Der bisberi9en
i9mdbli9en 8erna4ldfisung entrifen. Sn
Splge ber bD9ft anertennenstpert6en Inz
~ftrengun9en Der 3ebdttion Der Srantfurter
3eitung lift Elm 5einri9 Seine>6onbs aufs
9ebro9t tporen, tpel9er nod Dem leBten una
o~orliegenben @bf4lufe bic 90be BON Murt
5117.44 errei9t bate, unb aus befen 3inien
bic S9miiduns oes @rabes beItritten iperben
3pG. @orldufig lit nit elmer Barrier 8lu=
msnbanblung Elm @ertrag ubgei4lofien fporz
ben, tpel6s ii@ Derpfli9tet, fir 200 Srs.
jd6rli9 bag @rab au u~nterbalten unb iieben~
mai iGbrlib = i'm Sanlar. Mdr3, M5at,
Suli, September, October unb Robember =
nit frii9en 8:nmen ober @endhIen gu
19miiden.
Oie 8erebrer bes eroBen Oi9ters, pel9e
befen lebtegu6etdtte auf benz pere Ia Gbaiie
aufiu9en, tperoen in3utunft nidt rebr rurd,
ben troltGofen NnbGif bes 9i9tergrabes Be-
leibigt tpsrbsn. @s 1T fir INNER bafiir gez
Iorgt, baB es ni6t MIR ni9t Der 8ergeKenbeit
onbeimfalle, Ionoern OaB es itets audi duz
BerIt9 ben @baratter elmer sepeibten Stdtte
betpdbre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-18

Ser 8erliner Mugiitrat bat feiner Stu1tz
berorbnetenz 8erIamn1lung cine %dngenebme
8pt1aaft iibermitteln fDnnen. Ser 4bI3lnB
Der 9tabtz6 uuptfaffe bat fir bus9te4nungsz
io6r 1896/97 einen l1eberi4uB bon 1885,
900 Marf ober $1,917,12O ergeben.
9iefer ne6eri9uB mar, troBbem bic @fra@
Benbsleu9tllng unb GtruBenreinigung 664,
900 Marf me6r g~sfoitet bdtten, als angefeBt
mar, erm0gli9t porbsn bur9 bebeutenbe
@rIparniFe in ben berT9iebenen anberen
neutrality-suspicious. Defenders in Der 8auz
berpa1tung (3,483,O0O Mur), bann aber
ou9 bur9 bic erbebli9 bOberen @rtrGge nnb
bic 8erpaltungseriparnife in ben tGott14en
Merfen, pel9e etnen Me6rzleberi@uB bon
100000 Mart lieferten, unb po5u bic
@astperfe $4,000, bic @ahertperfe 1882
900 unb bic @ie6martts unb S4la4t6aus=
~rertpaltung $4,000 beitruger.
@obG gemertt, bier 1T muir bon ben
uMebrs" bic &ebe, nt9t BON ben eigentlthen
Mus9aben unb @inna6men. Sin uWfebr"
BON 100000 Marf meiien audi bic @bga6en
Der pferbebabnen auf, unb Elm Wtebr bon
1,313,OOO Mart bic Steuern.
Oenten mir an uniere 3uitGnoe, an Die @r7
trGge, tpel6e mir aus %unierer 9asbelen4ttng
- ni9t be5ie6en, fonbern an bic rieitgen
Summer, bic tie uns toitet, al bic @bgaben,
tpel9e mir BON ben S~traBenbabnen ni9t err
6alten, an bic @riparni1e, tpel4e mir nt4t
MAIDEN, an Die Steuerertrdge, tuel9e beftdnz
big abnebmen, unb an unier 9efi5it bon a
MiQionen Dollars - bann bruu4en tpir
nod garni9t einmal ben 3mftdnb unlerer
| @traBen nit benz ber 8erliter gu ber9letde1,
um gu benz 9tusruf gu ~geIangen: n8snetz
bensnertbes 8erlin!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-18
cite 1tntperftat fir 9eoria.

Yeorin i9eint gu einem berborraeenben
@ibe bes Wifens in ben Ser. @taaten be-
itimmt gu 1ein, gu Der polpte9ni19e 9o9z
i9ule, pel4e bur9 bic S%reigebigfeit Der sSruu
2Dbia 8rdDlep nit 100000 ausgeItattet
poroen 1T, fou no9 cine uniberiitGt tommen,
pelde Der 8eetnfluhung bur9 ~belonbere 8ez
tenntniiie entriidt 5ein tptrb unb fir bic elm
alter, rei9er Sarmer, Namens @afbinqton
Gorrigan, ieinen nuf $1,500,000 gsT9Gbten
Na9laB beitimmt bat. OaB 6err @prri9an
ietn GernDgen einem 10 l0bli9en 3nede Be-
itimmt Pat, 1T UNI 10 bDbsr anauertennsn, als
er in ieiner Srgeno gar feline @9ul6iloune
g~enofen bat. Nber gerabe oas I9eint ibm
Die 8i9tigtsit berielben nubeselegt gu baben.
Snoefien man barf ppbl fragen, ob er ieinen
3ped ni6t better errei9en niirbe, penn er
fein@elb elmer bereits Be tebenbenMntalt perz
mabt bate, Bel nel6er er ii9er iein fpnnte,
Dab oaiielbe in Ieinem Slime ~bertpaltet unb
berausgabt perben piirbe. Mir BADEN eine
Staats=llniberiitdt, pel4e ielbitfolgli9 Dem
@influfe bsIonbsrer @luubensbefenntniTt
entriidt 1T. 9erIelben tpiirbe Elm @ermddt.
niB bon Il Miaionen Dollars Ie6r err
piinf9t iein. SIT aud Der Stat SGinois
reid genug, I'M cine ltniberiitdt gu er6alten
10 bupert es bod oft nit ben 8etpiGiqunaen
unb IS finb nod biele Oings unb aroBt
Summen nDtbig, I'm Die Slinpi1er timber
fiat gu einer @ntalt gu MAIDEN. tpel4e bieIes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-08-18
Wrater @oIcott!

Oie formeQe Mntinbigung bet en9lti9en
Re9ierung, baB ie ungefdbr ert i'm Sftober
auf bic @orI9ldge Der Wdbrungs@Gommil
ifon anttporten t0nne, muB aa&f I'm lern Wpls
colt ipie cine falte 0ouhe getpirft baben.
Ser englif9e S9abtan5ler fagt tportli9:
n8ir limb es ioipobG Der @i9ttsteit ser sa6e al
unb fir lid. lpie Ser 9(rt unb &eiie. rpie tie gun
@enntniB bes enelil9en Wti1iitert1ttns bnr6 biz
OGeprdi ~entanteti sneier 2dlber 9elan9t 1T, i9ulbtg,
6aB bic @ori6lase icbr 9enau 9eprift ilrb er1pogeu
werben. 0ie l1nterbanbluns tpirb aud oaburd
etruas in bie 2drse sei9oben, peil es notbtpenbi9
lit. lms nit Der inOii9sn &esieruns ms Ginuer.
nebn1en Su leten."
Oas tommt uns f9ier Dor, tpte etne 8erz
tagung sine die. 8olcott 1T nit aroBcn
aoitnen i'm &opf na9 2onbon getommen
6enn er g Iaubte an Der fran5Oia9en Res
gierung einsn &idbalt gu BADEN. gr bate
ernartet, baB mar i6m a19 in 2onbon ct
mas 0offnung MAIDEN tpiirbe, bunn tpdre CT
na9 @ien, Berlin unb petersburg gegangen
benn bort t6ut man ni9ts, obne baB 9anne=
mannz @nglanb Der bic WaHeritiefel anbat
%porangebt.
Statt zines, tpenn au9 mod 10 tpenig aus
it4tsDoGlen 8ef9eibs, bebeutete man abel
unierem WoIcDtt, DaB gnglanb Die SADIE
ni9t iibers &rie breden fDnne, bab ie 81
fpi4tig lei, unb baB man erft in apei MO=
naten unb mad elmer ~@eribdnbi9ung NIT Sn-
bien cine Nntport eeben tonne.