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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16

was OF the plush, In square sailor shape.
The front of the gown was full and draped
richly across the bust and again at the
waist line There was loose belt Of gold
links, set with imitation turquoises. ]
should have said that the front was of
china Grape Of pink so faint that It was
almost white. This was q superb gown.
velvet plaid Is no dearer than that with
satin stripes.
Velvet as a material for street dresses,
wraps and coats--incidentall blouses too
and for ceremonious evening require
ments and hats and bonnets Is unusually
popular this winter and will be more so
A new use for 1t has been found in maxi
ing portions or entire waists to the llimsi-
est and thinnest Of dancing dresses for
young ladies' Naturally the colors arc
carefully chosen, and the velvet is applied
In such way as not to interfere with the
floating 1ufiiness Of tho gown. Swiss belts,
draped sides and bodice points, leaving the
upper parts TO be swathed with the lighter
stuff, in form of berthas or fancy yokes
and collars, are all made of the velvet
Yellow velvet waists with tulle, lisse, silk
null or fish net in the same shade are
beautiful and make the wearer look like a
new kind Of canary bird. Pink, blue and
green are also seen. Not very much vel
vet is needed, but it certainly is effective
when well arranged.
Nearly oil the gowns now made look bet.
ter for slight distenson in the back, and
almost every handsome skirt has at least
tiny horsehair cushion set in the hack at
the belt Many have regulation bustles
reaching all the way uown, onIy noU very
pronounced. The tunio overskirt and the
The sleeves hung nearly TO the feet, and
the whole was lined with blush pink taf-
feta. The most popular tea gowns are
made of cashmere or camel's hair in some
delicate color and more simply trimmed.
A gray one, with little steel beading, or,
II the maker Is handy with her needle, O
little embroidery of such flowers as would
go well with the color, would be pretty.
Fur, lace and ribbons are all suitable for
the decoration of tea gowns. 1 notice,
too, among those decorations many fancy
theodore belts of metal, and also large,
thick cords, with tassels, acorns or balls
at the ends. Ribbons promise to be in bet
ter demand for trimmings than they have
been, but only the fine satin or grosgrain
ribbons are suitable for handsome gowns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16

negat light steam and electric power
must be generated, for the heart of the
light is to be G, 900 candle power arc
light. This will be intensified by great
lens built up of rims of prismatic glass,
with a bullseye in the center IS inches
in diameter.
This monster light is to be installed
in the new tower which has been built
beside the old one. Were the earth fiat
1t could be seen at distance of 100
miles; but, taking the curvature of the
globe into consideration, it is expected
that sailors can make it out while still
over 20 miles away. The Barnegat sta
tion is q most important one, being To-
Gated on the most easterly point of the
dangerous low lying Jersey coast Ships
coming up from the south generally
strike the coast somewhere in this
neighborhood and then feel their way
along up toward Sandy Hook. 1t is most
important that they should be able to
locate Barnegat light at the earliest pos
sible moment, especially when there is
danger of being driven on lee shore.
In the matter of lighsthips we lead
the world. More than 40 of these are
stationed at points along our coast where
beacons are necessary, but where the
building of lighthouses is impracticable.
The latest additions to the feet are the
Fire island lightship and the Diamond
shoal lightship. The latter warns the
navigator of his approach to dreaded
Cape Hatteras For years the lighthouse
board tried to build a lighthouse on
Diamond shoal, but at last, after more
than $3.50, 600 had been spent and sew
eral lives lost, the attempt was given
up. Diamond shoal is continually sub
merged, and the waters around it are
necessarily disturbed. One attempt was
made to get foundation for the light
house by sinking an immense caisson,
but when that was carried away the
project was abandoned.
The Fire island lightship is one of
the line of ocean lampposts which mark
the entrance to New York harbor 1t is
equipped with steam engine, electric
lights, steam whistle and many other
improvements. That anchored off Dia-
mond shoal is sister ship. Both were
made in Bath, Me-, and cost $50, 600
apiece.
The New South shoal lightship,
which is anchored 26 miles off Nantuck-
ct, Is farther from shore than any other
lghtship in the world. 1t is the first
American outpost and guards shoal
sTsysyara Ior ii snipa aS more tnaH scofe
of times has the New South shoal light
ship been wrenched from her moorings
by the fury Of a winters gale, but she
has always survived and after brief Dc.
RODS of wandering resumed her lone
some vigil.
There are under the control Of the
lighthouse establishment no fewer than
i.475 lighthouses and lighted beacons
IN American waters. Many of the men
who trim the lights and keep them
burning at these various stations are al
most as wholly isolated from the rest
OF mankind as If they lived on the
moon. A few Of the lighthouses are so
uspated that communication with the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16
BARNEGAT'S BIG LIGHT.
Monster Lens to Be Placed In
the Great Tower.
MANY BBACONs ON OUR SHORES.

Uncle SANS Lighthouse Service Is of the
Best. and He Has a Large Fleet Of
Lightships-Loneiy Lives Of the Light
Keepers.
1t costs us something like SO, 900, 600
TO light tie vestibules to our maritime
portals and otherwise provide for the
safety Of the traffic which comes to us
over the ocean highways, That is quite
an item in our national housekeeping
expenses, but every one familiar with
the service must admit that it is money
well spent. Especially along about this
time of year is this truth recognized.
Without the hundreds of lighthouses
which are stretched along the coast like
a string of fiery beads none of our ports
could be safely entered after sundown,
and our coasts would be avoided.
The care Of our lighthouse system is
organization is known as the United
States lighthouse establishment. Rear
kgdmiral John c. Walker is chairman
of the board, and his office is in Wash.
ington, but the real headquarters of the
lighthouse service are on Staten Island.
The Lighthouse establishment is COM
posed of enterprising, progressive men
whose aim is to make the service as
complete and nearly perfect as possible,
but they are handicapped by congresses
which grudgingly grant increased ap-
preparations.
Up to within dozen years these ap-
preparations were absolutely niggardly,
but of late they have become more rea-
sonable, and radical improvements have
been made. Within the last year, in
fact some notable additions have been
made to the equipment and still more
important oues are planned.
Other governments, it seems, have
been no more liberal, for when the
monster new light which is now being
prepared for Barnesat tower is placed
in position Uncle S,,m will have done
fully as much in the way of protection
for mariners as any other nation ON the
globe, if not little more. Just at
present the great light which the French
have installed at Finistere is the stron-
gest and largest beacon extant, but the
Barnegat light is to be its equal.
M. Lepaute, the inventor Of the light,
claims for it no less than 80, 900, 900
candle power. How big light this is
may be better appreciated when it is
realized that England's great light ON
the isle of Wight is Of only 100000 can
die power. In order to run the new Bar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16
FASHIONS UF NEW YORK.
Handsome Designs In Corded
Tailor Gowns.
POPULAR PLAID DRESS GOODS.

Novelties In Various Fabrics-The Newest
Colors-New Uses For veIvet-Modified
Bustles In Pretty Fsn Gowns-Even-
ing Costumes.
| Copyright, 1881 by American Press Asso-
| cationl
One Of the handsomest designs in tailor
drossmaking is where the entire skirt and
the full blouse waist ore corded at regular
intervals all over tho surface in round
and round pattern No color save the tan
Of the fine bruadcloth was seen on one cos
tune, but these little ridges, with stin
cord sewed in, seemed TO give il all II
needed TO make n most elegant finish No
one but postgraduate in the urt Of dress.
making should make an attempt at cord
ing tailor gown. The preferred colors
| for 1no cloth and venetian and also whip.
cord tailor suits arc stone gray, tan, mode
biscuit and dark hcliotropo Some i'm
perial and cadet blues are also seen. The
dark, however, does not show up well
when mndo, and the light is very delicate
and soils quickly
Oycrskirts and drapcd tunics arc among
the latest additions TO the decoration Of
tailor costumes. These overskirts are pre-
cisely like those in vogue 10 and II years
ago, the sole difference being in the braid.
ing now put upon them instead Of the
Persian bands of old and the bordering Of
velvet or silk. These now are in shawl
shape, in draped tablier and in long tunic
form, caught up on one side in rich, heavy
folds A few are in the shape of peplum
and are left open at the sides or in front
and fastened across with some arrange
ment or other to match the trimming on
the rest Of the gown.
just now the plaid dress goods are seen
in unusually large numbers, but the clan
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16
THE GREAT HUXLEY.
What Huxley, the Great English
Scientist, Considered the Best
Start In Life.

The great English scientist, Huxley,
said the best start in life is a sound
Stomach. Weak stomachs fail to digest
food properly because they lack the pro-
per quantity of digestive acids Qactic
and hydrochloric) and peptogenic pro-
ducts; the most sensible remedy tin all
cases of indigestion, is to take after each
meal one or two of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets because they supply in pleas
ant, harmless form all the elements that
weak stomachs lack.
The regular use of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets will cure every form of stomach
trouble except cancer of the stomach,
They increase flesh, insure pure blood,
strong nerves, bright eye and clear
complexion, because all these result only
from wholesome food we'll digested.
Nearly all druggists sell Stuart's Dys-
pepsia tablets at so cents for full sized
package.
Send for free book on stomach diseases
to Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16

Inc garter snake tar1etas do well enough
for everyday millinery, but only self col
ored ribbon Is employed for the other re-
quirements Sash ribbons are sometimes
in delicately figured taffetas and also ro-
man stripes but few care for them when
so much daintier effects can be obtained
by using wide moire or heavy satin rib
bon edged with full ruffles Of chiffon or
silk muslin.
One tea gown for home wear on all Or
dinary occasions was Of mauve cashmere.
The back was watteau shape and the front
falling full and loose from a pointed yoke.
There was a rich purple ribbon belt to tie
In front An immense collar laid over the
shoulders and the ends reached to the
waist line. This was embroidered in dark
green and gold floss, and was edged with a
ruflle of lace. The lace ruffles turned to
jabot folds and went on down to the bot
tom. This was pretty and graceful. There
was tea jacket of pale blue china silk.
This had deep hem and row of dark
blue baby ribbon run through the hem
stitching. The sleeves were long and loose
and bordered with double ruffles Of lace
with pale blue ribbons. The neck was fin
ished with row upon row Of alternate black
and white lace. 1t was exceedingly taste
full 1t was loosely belted with rather wide
pale blue ribbon. These tea jackets are very
popular. Many are made more like an
empire coat or an outdoor open jacket, but
the material, the lace and ribbons show
plainly their intended use.
Evening gowns are just now the topic
OF greatest interest In fashion, as the most
Of the other garments have been already
purchased. Two lovely dresses may well
be copied. One is in pink taffeta with a
silk null overdress, with gauffering
around the bottom and draped waist and
sleeves Maroon chrysanthemums and
ribbon decorate the corsage The other
was Of apple green taffeta. with 18 lines OF
white insertion running the length Of the
skirt, White lace ruffles are put on the
bottom to form tabs. A similar arrange
ment is at the neck, with putting of white
tulle at the top. A changeable crimson
and cream taffeta silk sash was made to
tie in the back. A sash was also put at
the back of the pink dress, made, however,
Of the silk null MATE LEROY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16

water to the keepers, as we'll as other
necessities. They also transfer the cir
culating Libraries in which the isolated
lightkeepers take SO much satisfaction.
There are no more faithful public
servants than these same lightkeepers
and none more poorly paid unless it be
the life savers. The highest salary paid
is 81, 900 year, and the average is 5000.
Yet they are the most contented class of
officeholders ON the nations pay roll,
and it is rare that one of them resigns
Perhaps, after all, solitude has its
charms. CYRUS SYLVESTER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16
Shake Into Your shoes

Aliens Foot Ease, a powder for the feet.
1t cures painful, swollen, smarting feet
and instantly takes the sting out OF
corns and bunions. It's the greatest
comfort discovery OF the age. Aliens
Foot-Ease makes tight.htting or new
shoes teel easy. 1t Is certain cure for
sweating, callous and hot, tired, aching
feet. Try 1t today. Sold by all drug
gists and shoe stores. By mail for 26c.
In stamps. Trial package FREE. A6.
dress, Allen s. Olmsted. lie Roy, N. Y. !
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16
Farms For Sale.

For sale cheap. two (2 valuable farms, within
three miles Of Canton. For particuinis Inquire Ok
LOUIS A. L0lCHOT, Assienes,
fiit No. III N. Market 81. Canton ).
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16
English Peerages.

OF the entire number of English peer
ages only five go back as far as the
thirteenth century. OF the 538 temporal
peers 800 have been created during the
present century, 1875 during the last
century and only 90 trace their titles
beyoDd the wear 400
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16

J. A. Perkins, Of Antiquity, o., was
thirty years needlessly tortured by ply
sicians for the cure of eczema. He was
quickly cured by using DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve the famous healing salye
for piles and skin diseases #. p. Shana'
teIt, Hotel Melbourne, Fscher's drug
store, K. q. Miller, East End Phar. l22C
Il. TuscaraTas st.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16
conflicting emotions.

"How happy fellow feels when he
has really repented of something wrong
he has donep
"Yes, and how internally mad he
| gets when some other fellow recalls it
to his mind afterward. "-Exchange
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16
Its Absence Ia.

"My boy, the scientists say that bread
is shortener of life F."
"It certainly is when You can't get
t. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-12-16

No need to suffer with rheumatism,
lumbago, neuralgis, cramps or coic
Or Thomas Electric OIL cures ell such
troubles, and does II quickly.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

Gin 8ei1pieG but 8inne>
gountb in @isconiin, Oeicn
6auptort Sf6fofb 1T, in Der 8e6anbs
bes8agabumbentbum 8 gez
aeben. Bonn 1. Suit 1895 Bis 1. Sult 1896
bdtte bas gountp $1O,250 fir Die 8erpflez
gung BON 8a~gabunben gu 5ablen. &m lebz
teren Datum tpnrbe elm Nr6eits6uus erOffz
net, unb in ben Ieitber big gum 1. MGr5 berz
flofTenen u9t Monaten bat bds gount9 fir
BEN el6sn 3ped r1ur $2207 alts3ugeben 6rdu=
den, 70 baB bic @eIummtausgabe fir bas
Su6r, bu bic 19limmiten Monate iberFdn>
ben finb, f9perli9 $4,000 errei4en pirb.
9as 1T cine @riparniB bon iiber $1,000.
Die 8aqabunben MAIDEN eben um. Wtnne=
bago @puntp, neil fe bort arbeiten miifen,
einen peiten l1mpeg. 9us gebt am beiten
baraus berbor, baB i'm Sanuar uno Sebruar
1896 bort 1854 Sramps i'm @efdngntB
1aBen, i'm Seyanltar unb 5ebruar b. S, nur
140. Mar Ienbe audi in @oof Gountp alle
8aqabunben unb 9ettler utrnadfi9tig na3
Der 8ribeneG ober ri9te fir tie elm belpaoe=
req Mrbeits6aus Elm, unb au9 mir tperoen
95 pro3ent uni erer @uga6unben uno 8ettler
los peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

= Ser Spcid1bempfrdt un6
beutf9e 3ei9stugsz
ubgeprbnete 8. 8iered lit felt
me6reren 8p9en in Mmerifa unb fat bereits
in Seem 0orf unb 9biIuOelpbia NIT 9rpBem
8eifaa aufgenommene 8ortrGge gebdlten.
@egentpdrttg tpeilt er in Baltimore. 6err
8iered itubirbe 1869 Bis 1874 Mebiair,
Re9tsz unb Observation-Disclosures urb nabm
ais %freiniGiger &ranfenpfleger i'm ariege
9cgen Sranfrei9 She'll; er mar bunn i'm Sc
ri9te t6Gtig, Bis i'm Die 1873 anlGBlt9 Der
Mttentate eingeleitete 8erfol9ung aus biefer
Mmtstbdtigteit ~bertrieb, unO mar feitbem
S9riftteIer auf benz @ebiete Der Soeiulpoz
lttif urb 9pgiere. @r u%nternabm1 1881 als
9elegat Der IocialbempfratiI3en Pdrtei eine
8ortragsreife bur9 bic @ereinigten Stodten
unb ipurbe 1884 gum Neutrality-suspicious.
ten getpGbGt. Seine gemdBigte gRi9tung
unb ousgeIprohen rationale 9efinntng
bra9ten i'm bnlb in @onflitt nit Der rabbi
fallen, internationalen Parteileitung, poranf
8ebeG 1887 ouf benz gonsreffe in st. 8aIlen
Ieinen 4usf9luB aus Der partet burhfeBte.
Seitbem bat ii9 8iered elmer parteilolen, 9ez
meinniiBigen Sbdtigfeit %9etpibmet; er grim
bette 1893 bic penfionsanitult beutf4er
Sournaliten unb S9riftte1er, Die pnter
benz prpteftorate beg 9rinaen 2ubpis BON
8apern itebt, in Miin9en. 8on bd ab Biz
our Nufl0iung bieier geieGi9aft mar er
@eneralIefretGr beg vNationaloereins our
9ebung Der @olfsgefunbbeit" in Berlin, fuoz
Bel er untsr Mnberem als Wanberrebner fir
bic 8egriinbung bon r8Oltsbeilfdtten fir
2ungentrdnte" n9itirte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

Cine Menge big iebt ungebrudter
G6rtften bes groBsn @elebrten Pbilipp
MeGun9tbpn, Die er emit i'm Manu@
ffript brudfertig binterlieB, pirO NUN eno@
Ii6 m . rnder9 etnen. S4on am
9orabenb beg beinabe aaentbalbsn in
0eutI6lanb feierli3 b%e9angenen pierbunz
bertften @eburtstages Melun4tbon's fdnb
gu obisem s3ped uuf Nnresung beg @traB@
burger &ir9enbttorifers Or. 5ider in 9ale
a. b. Saule cine gonferen5 tatt. QuBer
mebrepen Neutrality-suspicious. bat AUDI Der
9prftanD bes @ereins fir Geformationsz
oef9i8te, Der bo9peroiente f9pdbfi9e
Qutber> 6orI6er 9rof. Or. Sultas &Oflln,
an ibr She'll senOmmen. Sbslei9 Oas
uGorpus HeformutOrum" cine LANCE &eibe
BON Melan9tbonbdnOen 5d3lt, tit bod nod
cine fol6e Mafe bon un9eorudten S4riftei.
bes Mei1ters aus alien mO9li4en 8ebieten,
namentli6 aus Sbeologie, pbtloloste. Gr@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

tpd6r6aft tloiffde @eitalten utb Ysit4t3z
5iige. Sie vtpeiBen 8erse" &reta's, ro Die
8iibniten BON i6nen t6re faif unaugGnglidien
S9lupfpinfel baben, bilben Die eigentlicbe
Gitabeue uler ~@mpDrungen ouf Der Sniel.
@inige ibrer 9orfer ba6en feinen anoeren
3ugang, ulS Strombette, unb tpenn sur Tes
gen8eit ipilbe @etpdfier bur9 bieie ranfGsa,
Iinb fe ii6erbaupt BON Der itbrigen Welt III
gsI9lofen. M3an fogt barn: Die Sbiir 1T ges
f9lofIeit. @dbreno bes l1nab6dngigfeifSfriez
ges beril9ten Die Siirfen berge6ens, be
Pforte bieYer groBen 8ergescttaoelle gu
~1prengen. Wi ben 8enetianern unb 3iir<
fen, 70 BADEN ii4 bic fretii6en 8erg6sioo9n:r
a6er au9 tbren f9lpd4eren 2drosleut:n Der
g6ene oft als fur9t6ure @egner erpieien.
Mds bic 2eBteren on6etrifft, 10 ba6snSiez
6er unb 8rieg un0 Srd9beit lie gu einem
ii4pa9en, entarteten@e{9le6t gemabt. Ser
Bauer Der G6ene le6t fuit ausi6fieBlib ooir
ben %@r5eugntien oes SIibeubnlmes, Der nit
ben 8dumen bes parabieIes Die quite Gigenz
|i9aft gemein Pat, buB er feline Sr1At Dem
Meni9en in ben S4poB tpirft, Obne oai;ir
Nrbeit unb Gorge bon t6m 5u berlangsn. Ste
Mdnner Der @bene laben iiber6uupt in s;usm
etpigen Ni9tstbun ba6in, ilrDem ie Is ipren
Srauen iiberlaTen, bic 6rii9te ibrer Slipenz
bdume einau6eimien. Die unfi6er3eit rer
politdI dsn @erbdltniile ibrer SnIel lit auA
immer fir fe elm gutter 8ortp1nb J%efpeIen,
nur atf bus NOtbi9ite fir ii9 unb ibre So
mile beba9t 5u iein. Obne irgenb pelden
Gbrgei3 fiebt Der Sbal6etpobner &retas Iein
609ites ~2ebensgliid BARN, na9 9er3enslult
rGati" trinfen lnb in iiiBer Sdul9e:t bic
Mabl5eiten alS ein5ige &bpeGielung ieines
tdgli9en OaIeins erparten su f0nnsa. tSez
niiefam lit er freiliA, benin NIT Slioen, &dfe
unb 8rot 1T er Sag fir Sag 3ufrieben. Sin
grie9ii9es Spri9port fagt, baB Die 2retec
iih mdften, mo- Die @iei por 9lunger terbes.
Wenn Der 8el9ter re9t unterribtet III,
be3ablt fein @olt @uropa's tpeniger Sttuern
als bic &reter, aber bafir but au4 bic tiit>
tif9e 8erpdltung aus Martgel an Mitte-a
fit Die Offentli4e 8oblfuhrt ouf g%eiitigen
unb materiellem @e6tet ie6r ipenig au5geri9z
tet. Sb ii9 Die &reter tpieber gu neuer
&raft unb 8liit6e emporri9ten nerbsn, ipenn
Der !6albmpnO in 3utunft ridt me6r in IL
rem SbGlern unb uuf ibren Bergen ~flutttr1
tpiirbe: bas mD9ten ipobl rur Die 9ri:den
obne 3Ogern bejobenb beanttporten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

&iir3li9 tbeilten mir an borliegenber
SteGe nit, tpie fre9 unb bumm i'm Inter
bauie beg englif9en Barlaments
Elm Staatsfefretdr bes engliz
den rie9sbepartem rents Nas
mems 8roorid Die eifrige @inii6ung Der 3s>
fruten i'm beut9en Seer als cine
ngtlaoerei" binite1te. @rfreuli9 lit es, baB
biefem unberiddmten 8uri9en i'm beuts
f9en &ei9stug geb0rig beimgeGeuhs
tet purbe. Der 2iberale grnit 9aKe, Bro<
fefTor in 2eip5ig, iagte ndmli4 fpdbreno Der
Oebatte iiber ben MilitGretat:
y@n benz guten WtGen Der beutf6en Or
~meepertpaltung, etpuige MtBitGnbe gu be-
%5eitigen, baben mir tein &eht gu apeifeln,
mir pifen i'm @egent6eil ale, baB an anerz
bD9ften unb boben @teqen M0es gef4iebt,
UNI bieIelben Su beieitigen. unb 10 bot,
urter benz euten @influB bon pben, namentz
li9 aud bic @olbatenmiBbanolunq be-
trd9tli9 abgenommer. Wo6in bas Sc
beige %unIerer Experimentation 9reRe
fiibrt, bafir giebt cine Gebe bes enaliI9en
@taats1efretdrs bes &rieges elm 8eiipiel.
Gr faste ndmli9 I'M en9lii9en 9arlanent,
@n9lanb lpiiroe iberbaupt feline Gstruten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

8on benz in leBter Wo9e in feiner Set
mqtb Nuincp &c torbenen S11inoi=
er bemDtratii4en Stautsfenator
gilbert %. 8ells riibmt bic Dortige Ser
maniu": oSelbit BON libsraler 2ebensdnz
f9auung trat ct ftets fir liberale @efebse=
bung Elm unb mar Elm tpaderer 8dmpe fir
bic periDnli9e Sreibeit, 9egen @epifens=
aipang ieber DIRT. 8e1onbers bic beuti9en
bon Nboms Gountp, ia iiberhaupt
ale liberalgefinnten 8iirser unieres @tauz
tes baben ibm bieG gu Oerbdnfen, urb Die
Sreunbe perfDnli9er 5reibeit berlieren in
i6m einen 8ertreter, befen SteQe ni9t 70
leiht aus5ufiiGen it,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

3~iebungsfunbe, b~orbanben, baB man minbez
items 8 Bis 10 SttabbGrtbe 6rau9en tpirb,
tpenn Nlles in ia4gemGBer @eiie gebrudt
tperben 1oq. 9te Gonferen3 bdt BEN Sc
6anfen Der 9erausgdbe bieier S9riften in
alien ieinen peientlihen Ginasl6eiten be-
ratben unb babel feitgeiteGt, baB Die S9rifz
ten in bier Gruppen 5erlegt perben iolen:
@regeIe; 9omiletif; Pbilolo9ie unb @rz
5iebungsfunbe; 8riefe, 8orreben unb Sbeien.
Sir bret @ruppen itnb i9on geei9nete Ser
ausgeber : Slider, 9reps UNI Nitolaus
WeIQer - g%etponnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-03-10

rFitz goes to church,, u@bica9o
.3ribune" bonn 8. Mara 5eite /;
mckinley attends church, r@bicaso
Sribune" ant felben Sage Seite 4; Der
&lopffe9ter in @arion, Neoabu, unb Der
8rditbent Der Ser. Stuoten erbulten iiber
i6r Sbun unb Sreiben feitens Der Senz
.fationspreife bic glei9e &ufmerfiamfeit, Stb
urb @orbett eigentli3 bel mebr, als Die
neue Ibminiftration ober Die triegerif9en
8orgdnge in europa. Man9e 8lGtter tpio=
men iebt gan5e Seiten benz rgrOBten Grz
bas ii6 nd9ite 8o9e in Gebuba
ereignen i'm, tpenn ni4ts baapii@sn tOmmt.