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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05
An Astonishing Disclosure.
Leslie's Weekly.

Leslie weekly.
The astonishing disclosure is made by the
official Red Book of the Spanish govern
ment, which contains. the documents and and
letters that passed between the United
States and Spain Just before the outbreak
of the war, that the Spanish secretary OF
state, on Feb. 8 of this year. sent a note TO
the powers, stating that the ostentatious
concentration of the American naval forces
In Cuban waters, and the persistence with
which tho Maine and Montgomery con-
tinued to remain in such close proximity to
Cuba. was causing excitement, and the
Spanish secretary expressed the fear that
by some accident a conflict might be pre-
cipitated." Just one week later the ex-
plosion Of the Maine occurred, and the &C
cident" which the Spanish secretary OF state
alluded to brought about state OF war;
reference to the possibility of an accident
precipitating a conflict, may. have been sim
ply a coincidence, but 1t is certainly re-
markable that the explosion of the Maine
occurred so soon after it was made. The
mystery of the Maine has never been ful!X
investigated Probably the real truth Will
be disclosed i'll due time.
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The Money Cnntain

1.-THE Money Captain" by VIII Payne.
who wrote Jerry the Dreamer" is quite
clever story of fnanciering, with enough of
a love tale spun through 1t to make II
bright. Mr.. Payne tells things i'm a con-
vincing way. and succeeds in putting action
and reality in the narrative in a way that
makes ii hold the interest of the reader.
Herbert S. Stone g. Co.
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The author OF this amusing collection of
rhymes. Guy Wetmore Carryl. is honest
enough to add to the title. with Apologies
to Ia Fontaine." 1t is a rendering into lat
ter-day nonsense verse of the old fables
which Ia Fontaine has made so familiar
but. while the main idea of each fable has
been to a certain extent preserved. the pres
ent authors originality of treatment makes
them peculiarly his own. The moral of the
original has been preserved, and the nom
sense rhyme adds zest 10 the fable. The
illustrations are as quantity amusing as the
rhymes. Harper & Bros.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05

This is story for boys by Everett T..
Tomlinson. 1t deals with Washingtons
campaign in New Jersey in ITS. and Wash
ington and his generals appear in the battle
scenes of the story, which has two young
patriot heroes. Captain Molly also figures
in the story, which follows history quite
closely, except in introducing the boy
heroes. 1t is a story of stirring incident
and patriotic motive.
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PeTnhertOm.

"Pemberton, Story of One Hundred
Years Ago" by Helen Peterson, deals with
many of the historic characters of the Rev
olution on both sides. Among the love-
makers, of whom there are several are
Major Andre and Benedict Arnold. Henry
S. Coates q Co., publishers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05

fact, nearly all of 1t on which white men
can live. Other papers describe the portions
of the continent held by the French the
Germans and other nations striving to be
great in colonies. No European government
has profited much by its scramble after a
part of Africa: still, it's possibilities are
very great. This small book of ECO pages
will give those who desire to know some
thing of Africa much information Pub
liahed by Dodd, Mead e Co.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05
The Iu.tinct of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A book containing seven sketches or short
stories bears the title of the first Of the
series-"The Instinct of tep-Fatherhood'
by Lillian Bell, who is favorably known
to the readers of fiction as a writer of
sprightly tales. The stories are we'll writ
ten fresh and entertaining. Published by
Harper & Bros.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05
BiiIi. the Dancer.

"Bijli, the Dancer" by ]. B. Patton, is an
Oriental tale, which mingles intrigue, muir
der, nautch girls, and Oriental potentates
in quite an interesting way. The author
seems to have the faculty of getting the
proper local color in his writing, and has
made the story of little "Bijli' and her
fortunes and misfortunes, very readable. l..
c. Page 81 Co
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Joel Hartford.

A story for boys. though girls might read
It without harm. 1t is story of pIucxy
boy who enters the streets of New York to
earn his living and literally fights his way
along and up until by the exercise of hon
esty and common sense he wins recognition
and obtains good employment 1t Is written
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05

Boys and others who like adventure will
enjoy reading 1.-THE Treasure Divers by
C. F.. Holden. 1t has a. boy hero who goes
to the bottom of the sea in a diving suit, as
well as in a submarine boat, and who nnaly
becomes very wealthy. 1t is wholesome
story. with quite q deal of scientific and
geological information in it. Dodd, Mead q
Co.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05

Peggy of the Bartons," by Mrs. b. NJ
Croker, sustains the reputation which the
writer established among the readers OF
viiIe'' and other stories. This. like the 9TH
ers, is English; it is told with an unfiag-
ging vivacity that makes the book enter
tanning. r. F. Fenno & Co., Publishers.
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Belle.

Another story for girls by the author of
miss Toosey's Mission" The scene of
Belle is laid in an English village and the
story itself is love story of the healthful
kind. The author has happy knack of
portraying humble life and characters, and
she writes good stories for young people.
Little, Brown 6. Co.
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The Comic dc In Muette.

This story by Bernard Capes has it's eroin
a dashing French nobleman, and the scene
Of the plot is laid in the time of the Reign
of Terror, so that the author is given full
swing for his magination The story has
some rather dramatic features and is inter-
esting. Dodd, Mead & Co.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05

dreams, rest and bedtime songs. In other
words, 1t is compilation of the
poetry OF sleep. The poems are all
short and are classified, as above in
dicated, under the headings Of Sleep"
Dreams" Rest and bedtime Songs"
They represent a large humber of authors
and make a unique and interesting col
lection. The work of compilation has been
inteiligently done by Katherine S. Page.
Boston: L. c. Page & Co.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05
Sherburne Girls.

This is the latest addition to the Sher-
burne Series of stories by Amanda M.
Douglas, making the seventh volume of the
series. 1t is an excellent story for girls,
without anything sensational or morbid in
it. Dodd Mead & Co.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05

T. Y. Crowell & Co. publish new edition
of this poetic and beautiful essay by Rev.
Henry Van Dyke. The essay is thoughtful
and elevated in matter and style and this
edition of it is very attractive in typograph-
ical reSnectS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05

This is a new edition OF quaint little
work, the full title of which is: 1.-THE Little
Flowers Of Saint Francis Of Assist. In
the name of our Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ who was crucifed and of His Mother
the Virgin Mary. In this book are con-
tanned Certain Little Flowers. Miracles and
Devout Examples of that glorious poor Fol-
lower Of Christ, Saint Francis, and of GER
Praise of Jesus Christ. Amen" The work
IS translated from the Italian. Saint Fran
els was born in 1852 and died In 1926. The
Little Flowers" are series of legends re-
garding miracles" done by and through
him which were perpetuated by word of
mouth for about two hundred years after
his death and then collected and printed.
The world is large and possibly there are
persons living who viii believe them. Lit
tie. Brown & Co.
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Mrs. Win.,ou,s Soothing syrup

Has been used over fifty years by millions Of
r,Others for tEeir children while teethng with
nerfect success 1t soothes the child. softens the
gums, allays pain, cures wind collie regulates the
whether arising from tcething or other causes
For sale by druggists IN every part of the world
BE sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup. 25 cents a bottle
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05

This is tie pretty title of a volume which
aims to bring together the best verse on
the general theme Of sleep. including
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05

Subdue the first symptoms of a cough cold, at
tack of influenza or any other affection of the
lungs, the windIipe or the bronchial PASSAGES
with Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar. The
relief is certain and immediate. Sold by all drug
gists.
Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure IN minute.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05

~ - = = = 4 = = = 0ANA
ack Face Figures
+: Dy-Daily. S--SleepeFS
Car, D--Dining Car.
|. & ST. LOUIS R'Y.
isiOn-Big Four.
7 ARRIVE
u City & w &C, dy. 9:2s
, S'wst'n linn. dy. d F.11.30
} BIB. 81 Muncie ex 3i1O
Cleveland ex...... 500
} BIB. d And'n ex. S:sa5
J N. Y. ex. dy. s...1Os5O
siOn-Big Four.
}, New York ex, dy, $. 4:0s
) Mat a. T Fl acc 1880
} st. Louis express. $40
Kn'kb'r SD, d s,dy Clio
igiOn--Big Four.
Greensburg acc...... S:0a
5 Cin'ti acc. dy.......n:1a
D c & ST L mail, dy
D d s aud p..........i1:4q
Chi. Linn, p..... 4i16
} Gin g. Ind ex, p... 0:40
c I&StL ex. dy s.11sOG
} Chicago dy s.....11;5O
lie Line.
) LOUSY ( I dy s...11sEO
J LOUSY day expr...11:te
siOn-Blg Four.
} Gin ( !, dy, a........ $50
) Lafayette accom-. . 1875
Gin. mail. p d. dy. xs3n
Lafayette acc... E;4n
) C'ti & Wash. q p. Clio
IsiOn--Btg Four.
) Wabash acc, dy... e::2a
) y. Harbr NIL ex.. 3t10
} Michigan expr.... St4n
v est--Blg Four.
Col e. Gin ex, dy. p 3:1a
J Champaign accom-. 1926
N Y. ex & mall. 2t43
Peoria ex, dy. D.. dt1d
Enst-BiE Four.
Springfield expr. .11:sd
Columbus expr...1Os4u
e. ST. LOUIS R'X.
lsfOn-Penna Line.
! Fast ex. dy......... 7:55
Llmu mail. dy s d.S:05
st l. ex. dy. d s.1&s25
Ind p Is acc. BIS
J Mall express. dy.. Gt50
West'n ex, dy s..f0s00
On--Penna Il. Il.
4 Chi & Lou ( ex, dy s.3s2o
Chi & 10 ex. dy D. :saaH
iOn--Penna IA. r..
Mad a Ind acc. ....10.2e
ST L& CfI, dy. piles
Mad & Ind acc. $40
Ind & Pitts. dy. 3 100
I Mad. 4 Ind. acc,
Sunday only. .9.TO
L g. Chi ex dy s.11s3O
IA LINE.
New York ex. dy 3. $40
4 Casey accom-. .....I0:od
st Louis ex. dy.... S:20
Attic ex. dy. d p.2s&S
Fast Line. daily. 4s46
StL & NY. dy. 3 d TOO
VINCENNES n. Il.
! Vincennes expr. 1919
Cairo expr. dy,..AiSel
LTON ~ DAYT'N RI
! Gin. Ind & Chi ex.
dy. s ..........1z.fd
Daily fast mail. s..g.lo
Gin & RoachdaIs
ex. dy, p......-.lfg.H
Gin g. Dayton. q.
p ..-...s-..s......sk3.f8
Gin a. Dayton acc. -taO
Gin daily ex, s Closes
w ESTERN "a. 1t.
lnd'pls ok. dy..a..1o %
Mail and expr..- 2tigy
Toledo expr ....... $500
Z 81 WESTERN ny.
Fast expr. dy. s c.. $50
lTuscoia acc. 1880
Chicago expr.... $50
Mail and exnr.. Ado
Mon0n Route.l
Gin vest. dy. $780,. $3.50
Fast mail. d. -. 1s3
Fcin vest. dy, Z ?. sSI
Chicago expr. &
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05

DEFoR9DTY APPARATUS. Trusses. Elastic
Hosiery. Largest stock OF ARTIFICIAL EYES
in the State.
VIM. H. ARMSTRONG & co.
C9ew No 12D a S. Illinois ST.. Indianapolis. Ind
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05

Standard Time.) All trains
UNION RAILWA
p. M. Time in Black
Trains marked thus: L
P-Parlor Car, C-Chair Car
CLEVE.. GIN, CHI. &
Cleveland DiVisiC
DEPARTl
New York ex, dy s. AS u
Muncie & b H ex.. 6:35 s.
Cleveland mall. 1850 b.
And on a. b II ex. .11:15 Cl'
u c & w &C, dy.. 400 b.
Knick' h'r, dy, d s. 0;%6 N.
st. Louis DivisiO
st Louis expr. 1880 M
S'wst'n lin. dy, d s. Has M
T. Fl. & Mat. ac.. 4s3O st
T H & Mat acc, KI
Sunday only.....O;1b
NY & StL ex. dy s1I;%Ol
Cincinnati Divigf'
Cincinnati |, dy 8. 3:45 CT
st l. & Gin Z l, dy, 8 4;l5l ~
Cincinnati accom-. 7:00l g
Cincinnati accom-. 1880
Cincinnati dy p....2:4O CT
Greensburg acc. Ot3O CT
Cti e. Wash, +. L, G
dy, d, $ and p. 6;2Ol CT
Louisville
LouIsv ( | dy s..... 3:45 IL
Loulsv day expr. .2;46 Ii
Chicago Division
Lafayette accom-. 7:10l CT
Chi { m. dy. d p....ll:49 Il
Chi. Linn. d p..... $40 q
Lafayette acc..... DID La
Chi + l., dy s.....12:05 G.
Michigan Divisio
Benton Harbor ex.. 6:S5 w
Mich mail and ex. HEB b.
Wabash acc. dy.. 400 MI
Peoria Div. Yves
Peoria ex and mail. T:25 &C
West'n ex. dy, p...u:45 CT
Champaign acc. 4;3O N.
Peoria ex. dy. s..11i1b Pc
Peoria Div. Ens
Columbus express. $40 Sp
Sp' field & Col. ex.3s2O Co
PITTS, GIN, CHI. e.
indianapolis DtvisfC
Eastern ex. dy, s.. $50 r.
Fast ex, dy..-..... BIS Ii
ColunbuG accom-. $3.50 st
Atpc ex. dy. d s..2t3O In
Day ex. dy....... 500 Ma
stL&NY, dy S d.. 7;1O w,
Chicago Division
Lou & Chi ex. dy p.l1:35 CT
Loud Chi ( ex, dya 1905 Oh
Louisville Division
Lou a. So spl. dy, s. $780, Nj
Leu & Mad &C. dy Sis 81
Ind e. Mad accom-. N
Sunday only 1919. 200 Inc
Ind G. Mad ac....3,3O Ma
L. & Alta. dy. p. a 800
Louisville acc. 1910 L
VANDALTA
81 louis ex, dy.... 7;20 Ne
Ny & StL. dy s q. $40 @
stL ex. dy, d p. l2i3S -
Casey acc ......:4is 800 Al
Fast Mall, dy..... 1;O0 Pa
western ex dy s.11 ,;sC StL
INDIANAPOLIS ~ vi
Gro & vines 81. dy s:l5 vi
Vincennes exDr.. 4 go ca
CINCINNATI, HAMILT'
Gin ex, dy. . c.-....3:5o CT
Daily fast mail. 9. sos
Gin & Detroit ex. .l0;4o Ds
Gin Il Dayton ex. I'll
d .....-..-sss' -~sNS
Gin Il Dayton, dy. 81
d D ........,-...As%o
Gin Il Detroit ex, - ~ ~
LAKE ERIE ~ WE
Mall and expr...... 500 Inc
4. u & Nj c ex. dy l;<O Ma
evening expr. 1000 Tol
DECATUR ~
Mai and expr. S'la "a
Chicago express.-...u;h go 1'us
gsiseola accom-. 5i4O chi
Fast ex, DIV. 8 c.11tiO Ma
c., I. a l.. R'Y. (Ms
Chi night ex. dy. s.l2:6s Cir
Fast mail. AZ. So. 100 Ia
Chi axpT. p..........u TN
al vest q R...... alss1 In
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05
Holiday Merchandise

Throughout every department we offer desirable
Holiday lines Dress Goods in pattern lengths Table
Linens, Napkins to match, up to very fine quality,
Mems Furnishings, Hosiery, Neckwear Shirts, Sus-
penders, Underwear, Gloves Mufflers, Handkerchefs
Umbrellas, etc. extra-fine jacquard Bath and Loung-
ing Robes, Blankets, Carriage Robes.
We continue the cleanup, pre-inventOry sale.
Samples sent. Careful and prompt attention to
Mail Orders.
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by James Otis and published by T. Y.
Croweu K Co.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05

One of the handsomest pieces of color work
which will be out this year. Ask your
in stamps for one to
c. /. HOOD & CO., Lowell. Mass.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05

DISBURSEMENTS
Transfer to general fund.-. 1854, 417.A
Benevolent institution fund
tax returned to county,. 5o.4
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Educational Institution Fund.
Balance Nov 1, 1S97........ s2,s92.7O
RECEIPTS.
Educational institution fund
tax ........................... $2UI,334.Sl
tax ........................... 7.64aS1
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-05

ON and after Sunday. Nov. 20, 1898
" trains will run follows: Central
Standard Time.) All trains enter
UNION RAILWAY STATION.
p. M. Time In Black Face Figures
Trains marked thus: Dy-Daiy. S--Sleeper,
P-Parlor Car, C-Chair Car, D--Dnng Car.
CLEVE.. GIN, CHI. & 81. LOUIS R'Y.
Cleveland DiVtsfOn-Big Four.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
Ser iiiSWcfoetttfGe SrausDient6rnt
TIT ,,foMeu" Sabr. &fae

Ginss Der rdtbiel6ofteIten Greigni7e in
Dem fonit 10 9rOBen Do al 1913 lit Die
in Der l1e6er14rift berOorge6o6ene, beino6e
pa6nfinmige Grregung in 8aben unh
% ii tie M Be g unb ben bamals nod
ni9t gu PreuBen gebOri9en f4pG6if6en
QGnb9en 8 e3ingenu nb g tgmarin%
gen. sic lGBt ii3 10 5ufammenfuKen.
@m fiinfunb3pan3igiten Mdr5 1848 tpaz
rem be1agte Climber in unglau6li1er Mufrez
qung. ue6eraI in ben Srten Srommslz unb
3rompeteniignale, Sturmlduten, Geben pom
Gat66auie, On unb N6marf9 tpbesmutbiz
ger 8iirgerpe6ren unb 8auernf6oaren.
l1eberaG auf ben 2anbitraBen Su6rtperte in
tpabnfinntser 9ait, beluben NIT Sli6tlineen
unb i6rer 9abe, ba3pif6en poitilone auf
I6auutbebedten &oiien NIT pi4tigen 0epez
fben. limb Der @runb? Sn nod beuts ni@t
rebt aufgetlarter Weiie pur bas9erii9t ent=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13

nenOun9 in 0eutidGanD eignen fi4 IolGs
Ipfelt6eile ni8t, perben ba6er au9 ni6t elm
gefii6rt. Die Sa4e liegt alIu gerabe ulngs=
fe6rt, pie Der MtnifterialerldB annimmt, 2u
euterleBt lit nod berfiigt, buB Die llnteriuz
hungsn nur an ben Gren3> 3plIdmtern erfOl=
gen folen. Die partien miifen ulip pieber
in @mmerih entlOf9t perben unb bort 10
LANCE ltegen bleiben, Bis Die in Berlin pDr=
5une6menbe ltnterIu6ung bas Ni9tpor=
banben1ein Der S9ilblaus e~rpieien
Pat. 0us bebeutet niAt uGein
groBe Soften, Ionbern es pirb tpieber ou3u
fii6ren, baB bic Observation-Disclosures, ME
tiir5li9 i9On einmul, ii6 t~peigern, bieie
@aaren in &otterbam ein3ulaben uno gum
Nieberrbetn gu bef0rbern, ba fte ih4 ben I'm
annebmli9fsiten bes Nuslaoen5 zines S6e;z
les ibrer 2apung in Gmmeri4 ni4t ausfebea
tpo1en."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
StncOGm 1tno Der So6temgr&ber tut
uG1unLet||.

Ser 'rii6mIi6it betannte Men19enfreunb
StmDnB pl in WaI6ington er3G5lt in
ieinen @rinnerungen aus Ieinem 2e6en f.
eben audi fplgenbe:
nWd6renb bes 8iirgerfriegs CAB bic aus
itrebiamen Suoen Der 8unbes6aupttabt te=
itebenoe bortige n@aibtngton 2iterdrD ant
Dramatic N1ociatipn" (m Npril 1864 an
S6afeIpeare's brei6un0ertitem 8eburtstaq al
@bren bes 9i6ters unb gum 8eiten Der
Wufbingtoner Mtlitdrbpipitdler einc 1ffentz
li4e 9ariteQ1ng bes n@amlet". Gin GO
mite, benz ih dngeb0rte, erbielt ben @uftraq,
ben Prdftbenten 2incoln ein5ulaben. NIs
linn geiagt tpurpe, baB r9dmlet" aufgeTii6rt
tperoe, fagte er: u9a pGre eigentli9 bic &oue
Oes S~OOtengrdbers ettpas fir MID, benn
i9 bin ia unerf9Opfli9 in SpGBen."
(vFor am [ not a fellow of infinite
jest?D 3u9lei6 muBtc aber 2incoIn aus
Man9el an S3eit Die @tnlabung abIeGnen,
tpd6renO Der en9lii4e 0eIunbte 2bons, Der
Staatsminiiter Separb unb anoere Be-
riibmt6eiten famen."
9tefe BON Simon Wplf beri9tete NeuBerun1
2incoln's 1T ~unieres @ifens Bis iebt ni6t
betannt gepefen, ObgGei9 font ni6t Be-
fonoerS b%eleien, mar 2incoln in ben Oramen
S6atefpeare's geraOe 70 gu 9auIe ME in Der
8ibel. @r puBte baber au9 gang genau,
baB Der SpbtengrGber i'm r6amlet" fem gez
pD6nli6er SpaBma9er, fonbern in 1einer
Nrt Elm pbtlofppb mar. limb bies gilt aud
BON 2incOln ieIbft, beifen @pdBe meift als
9lei9niffe CUR 8eroeutlt9ung elmer Q8a6rz
beit pber zines 3uftanbes bienten.
0ieIen ernitbaften @inbrud BON 2incoln'2
SpaBbafti9teit erbielt AUDI Elm ie6r fdarfer
8eobaGter ME s borGes u. . a II a, Der
als uaffiftirenber 8riegsminiter" IN 10 bduz
fige 8erii6rung nit 9rdiibent 2incoln fam.
SIN Der n~eueiten Solge ieiner felt 1einem Spoe
in rMcGlure's Mdgd3ine" in Nep Nprt err
fbeinenoen @rinnerungen aus ben 8Irgerz
triegs5eiten iagt Dana:
v0G6renb bes erften @inters, ben i9 in
Wai6ingtpn i'm &riegsbepartemcnt per=
bra9te, 1863-64, bate i9 beftGnoig Sc
legenbeit, 2incoln gu feben unb nit i'm! in
Der 6er3li9en ni9tamtli9en Weiie gu ipre=
den, Die er itets bOr5og. Gr 5eigte babel
ME Mangel an 8aroe. Selbft tpen@ er iif
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13
epsd,e,Ata,e autsota staata- saettsaa, ae1ttttoodb. IS. aprtl 1898.

i6On LANCE einen guten Nbfab in @n9Ianp
~gefunben baden, neil bic canabii6en 2anoe
fpirtbe ni9t 10 tb0riht getpeien fine, itatt
Butter Mdrgarin unb ftatt Safe S6pei1ez
felt biniiber gu f9iden, paren in i~tdrterer
Na9frage als ie. Nu9 Die 8ie6arht i'm
ROropeitge6iet bat ft9 in Solge Otr 9uteu
5leii9preiie better als friber be3ablt, unb
I9lteBlt9 BADEN bic @olbfunbe i'm &tonbifez
gebiet bas inIdnbii9e 9ei9dft fe6r e~iinitig
beeinfluBt.
9immt man ba3u, baB na9 Der Nntiinz
bigung bes Yremierminiiters 2aurier bas
Budget, tpel4es friiber Elm 9ronii4e5 De-
fi5it bis our 906e BON 4 MiGionen a%ufptes,
in bieiem Sabre pabri9einli9 einen l1eberz
I6uB BON 1 MiQion ergeben pirb, 10 fiebt
man, baB bic augemeine Sinan3lage Der 0O@
minion cine quite 1T. Sbren uusge3eidneten
@rebit be5eugt Die Sbatia4e, OaB ie i'm
pOrigen Sabre cine @nleibe gu p 9ro3ent
untergebra9t fat, bas erite Mal, baB es elmer
6ritii6en &olonie ~gelungen 1T, gu 10 5iqigen
3tnIen 9el0 gu Bergen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-13

itanben, fran50fti9e S9aaren, balo bieB fS,
Nrbeiter unO beutT9e 5lii4tlin9e, 6alh tpirtz
li6ss MilitGr. bdtten BON GlIaB FER ben
86ein iiberI9ritten ltnb brdngen plinberno,
ienqeno unb morben6 Dor. &dtptnenorttg
pu9s in ben 8eri9ten bic 3abl Der Gin
bringlinge, BON 1000 auf $4,000, fabel6dft
raid mar ibr 8ormarI9. NGent6alben
glaubte man tie f4On in Der nG6ften Na99
barI9aft. 8empflingen, Nedartbeilfingen
unb pie bic Srte ale 6eiBen, oeren bloBer
Same benz S9ma6en bas 9er3 b.pegt, 1OIz
ten in 6lammen iteben unb bon benz Webe=
ge19rei bergetpaltigter Sungfrauen uno ge>
1piebter &inblein pioerba1en. Sn 9e9in9
gen belt Der Mmtmann cine feurige &ebe an
Die b~etpaffneten 8iirger: @enn ber SeinD
na6e, nerbe bic Seuerglpde %ert0nen, lie, Die
audi IonIt nur S9redli3es perfiinoe; odnn
Yolten bic beutf9en Mannen gum Sample
fi4 fammeln.
No9 better md9te feline Ga6e Der Sberz
amtmann in Der niirttembergtI3en Sberz
amtsitdbt g3iirtingen, inbem er bonn 6o6en
S0qer berab Der 8iirgerpebr 3urief: rgaidt
reguldre5 Mtlitdr ut es, eegen bas Sic aus
aiebsn, meme 9erren, es itnb &aubf6aaren,
barunter @ei6er unb &inber. &ommt es gum
3ufammenitoB, 10 feien sic menI4li4l i4O=
men Sic bas i3Da9e 9e19le9t!"
Die Ma6nung mar unniib; min nit f6pez
ren6Guptern, ni9t a6er nit SeinbeSblut be-
ipriBt, fe6rten iiberaQ bic Nusge3ogenen gu
rid, barunter audi pie1e Stubenten BON Sitz
bingen; benin bant6dren 9er3ens 1penoete
man ben gu 9iilfe g~eeilten Na66urn Metn
unb 8ier in Str0men. Die tlugen @in5er
bon 3ibingen tranten bic gauge S4redensz
na9t binbur9 Iel6it fire @einborrdtbe aus,
bamit fte ni9t ben Sran3oIen in bic 9Gnbe
ftelen. 8ielfa9 ipurben aus glei3em9runbe
fri13 ge59la6tete S3neine unter allies 8olt
bert6eilt. 9ar man9es f9tpdbii6e WGab>
Iein i9nitt ib ben f90nen 3opf u6 unb 5Og
6Oien an, UNI bpr Der @alanterie Der Welz
I9en it9er gu ietn. 3par tamen au9 i9lieB>
ltA quite Na9ri9ten. 90 foQten BEL &ottz
neil 10000 8itrgerI4iiben uno 10000
Mdnn QanOiturm ben Setno 9eI9lagen 6d=
ben; ia es bieB fogar, 80nig @it6elm ppn
8~iirttem6srg, Der 5elbberr BON 1914, Der
ii6rigers ruhig in Stuttgart neilte, fabe
peri0nlih il elmer groBen b%lutigen S9la9t
bel Miinfingen eeiegt; aber nod me6rere
Sage Oauerte es, biz bic ii6erbibten &0pfe
tpteoer nii4tern purben unb ben gan3en
Sran3ofenldrm als S9ptnbel erfannten.
@ntitanoen 1T er tpabri9einli9 bur6 Die
S6atfa4e, oaB ii6 eintge meiit beut19e 6reiz
f4drler in 5rantrei6 gu iammeln b%e9annen,
INN an elmer bon i6nen gebofften repu6Ittani@
f4en @rbebung in 9eutI9lanb t6eil3une5@
men. 8ielfa4 glaubte man audi, baB Die
S9redensgerii9te abfi4tli9 BON &eactio=
ndren iibertrieben iporben feten, INN ben
SpieBbirgern Nn9it oOr Der groBen Bolts
bemegung ein5uiagen.