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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-04
Reasons Why
You Should Vote For Gov. Leedy.

Governor Leedy is the first governor
to recognize Edwards county.
The board of railroad commissions
ers has caused the price of coal to be
lowered 81 per ton in this county.
The action of McNall in forcing in
surance companies to pay their losses
Or leave the state insures thrt you will
get the full amount your property il
insured for in case of a total loss
without lawsuit.
The last legislature passed a schoo.
book law which gives US our schoo
books at about one half the price paic
heretofore.
taadard of the teachers in our publi,
schools.
The last legislature enacted bank
ing law which is recognized all ovei
the y nlted States as one of the very
best. Under it's wise provisions it i:
nov safe to deposit money in ou
banks all over the state.
The Stock Yards Law is one whicl
will eventually greatly benefit shipper.
of stock in The state. Even tho repub
licans admit tnat the price of grain
and hay is cheaper, but deny that tn.
Jaw is responsible for it.
The rate on stock shipped to Kansas
City as enforced by the railroad com
missioners. is such that stock shippers
save from 50 60 80 on every ear ship
ed.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-04
Laugh at Long
McPherson voters give him the sof;
e.. l..

ia Qd.
Mcpherson: kans., Nov 2-The ef
forts of the republican central com
mittee to save Mcpherson county t.
Long by claiming for him tina
it was necessary that he be elected 70.
the purpose of upholding the hands o
the president, are proving futile. sine.
The exposition Of Longs vote on tho
battle>hips. shown in pamphlet form o.
the congressional record, page 1905
and in the permanent, or bound form
on page 1856,
This vote of Mr.. Longs was cas-;
against the appropriation for tn
building o. these battleships in spit
of the patriotic appeals of Congress
man Boutelle. fearing foreign compl.
cations and the Cuban question durin,
has session.
IL has been shown that in answer
McKinley's appeal to congress fo
-unds that Jerry Simpsons vote wa
cast Tor the appropriation: see Coz.
gressional Record, pamphlet form
page 2930. Considerable disgust
being manifest by conservative peop.
over the misrepresentation of s,il p
sons record inicougr SIS by MIR. Lona
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-04

The republicans are making des-
perate effort To defeat Maliu, but the
silly campaign made against him and
the manly way in which he has met it
has made for him a host of friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

The manuscript Of an article by X l.. steven,
son on books which had Influenced HIM Is ohered
for sale in London for S2oo The artcl' "as Ute
;nalIv nrintcd I'm THE British Weekly" and the
editor Of that paper presented the hIahuscilpl w.
an admirer OF Stevenson. 1t Is to be adinltted
a., ,oanv an "admircr" knows how to turn
nimble pennies out Of autographs acquired
iron, trustful authors. Not all the writing
gentry are az canny is Mr.. Kipling. who re-
Gently received polite note gravely lhquIring
whether his remarkable story The Man Who
Would BE King" was founded on fact. KIP
ling returned a sheet OF paper with London
club heading, bearing in the centre, neatly
pasted three words 1t Is not. these words
being clipped from his correspondents own
note.
Major M. A. s. Hume. the author OF "The
Courtsnips OF Queen Elizabeth" Is about 10
bring out another book. II bears the title or
'The Great Lord Bureigh.' and its author, III
the course OF its preparation, has been permit
ted to use important records at Bury aiey House
and Hatfield
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
POETRY.

AN ENGLISH IDEALIsr ON LOVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
THE CAVALRY QUESTION.
SOLUTION IN THE MIDDLE AGES &C.
coRDING TO MIR OMAN's STUD
of THE ART OF WAR

y,croRY OF THE ART OF WAR. The Mid
! Ho sres from the Fourth 10 the F6urteehth
de AseS Rv Charles Oman. NJ. A.. F. s; A..
TSsIloW Of All Souls, oxford. With Maps Pians
I'd Illustrations. Octave, Pr XIV, w. '" -
ps,,narn's Sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

THE REVELATION OF ct LOVE THE d.
VINE: BY f b. Money Coutts. 1Smo pp lO5.
John Lane.
BY THE AURELrAN WALL AND OTHER
ELEGiES. by Bliss Carman. lSmo, pp. l32
LamSOn. Wolfe &c Co.
NEW YORK NOCTURNES AND OTHER n EMS.
by Charles G. u. Roberts. Smo ID. 81 Lam
son, Wolfe & 60.
POEMS OF AMERICAN PATRIOTISM lW-lSS
Selected by X. L. Pacet iSmo, pp. XVI ~
Boston: L. e. Page d Co.
Mr.. Money Coutts Is n very serious strenuous
poet He has deep contempt 70:
An idle song OF empty days,
Made emptcr by an idle song,
and through some two hundred vehement qua
trains ne proclaims ;he bascncss Of conventional
material love the necessity for purihcation
OF our hearts. 1t Is all very brave and fine, and
we are a little surprised tina. We do not find
Mr.. Money COutts altogether delightful Eut
the fac, is that there are too many quatrains
for the message which he has to communicate
and n tendency to be precious in style makes
his redundancy thu more distasteful. We espe-
cially regret this, because the tone OF the book
Is so attractive. and. when he wishes, Mr.
Moncy Couts can be concise, as witness these
lines.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-08-18

International, is it? Well, sure.
There are all kinds of foreigners there.
So far as we can tell, we saw no native
American foreigners that is, they
appeared to be genuine, dyed-ln.the.
wool natives Of some other country
And they run foreign villages, too.
And the whole thing is, emphatically,
worth seeing,
There is opportunity for unlimited
enjoyment at the Omaha Exposition,
and If you fail to go, you will have
the omission as one of your chlet
regrets,
Go to Omaha; it is great; and take
the Missouri Pacific when you start,
as it is the only line direct to the
grounds"
AT 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon,
the editorial party started for home,
ana WhlIe enroute gave expression to
their appreciation of the services
rendered them by the retiring presi-
dent and secretary, Mr.. Landes and
Mrs. Snyder, nor was their ever faith
full friend M. Styles of the Missouri
Pacific, forgotten. A water pitcher
and tea set OF Wedgewood ware, were
presented to the two former and some
toilet articles of silver to the latter,
but neither wedgewood nor silver
adequately express the kind feelings
the party, one and all, entertain for
the recipients thereof
In Mr.. Townsend of the Missouri
Pacific, the North Central editors
have always found kind and OBJ
Iiging friend and they all unite In
wishing him and his road good luck
and prosperity.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-08-18
Chicago,
Rock Island &
Pacific
Station

new Union Elevated Loop, reach any part of
the city; or for a five cent fare, can be taken
Immediately to any Of the large stores in the
down town district.
All Elevated Trains will stop at the "RoCk
Island" Station. Train every minute.
These facilities can only be offered by the
"dREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE"
II you will send 2.cent stamp for postage we
will mail You at once new birds eye view of
Chicago, just issued in five coors, which shows
You just what you want to know about Chicago
and the new Loop and Elevated System. This
map you should have, whether you live out of the
city and expect to come to 1t, or whether you now
live In Chicago and you or your friend contem-
plate making trip. Address
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. p. A., Chicago.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-08-18
Resolutions.

The following resolutions we're pass-
cd by the Beloit District Epworth
League in convention assembled al
Lincoln Park, July rs, 20 and 80,
1888;
Resolved, that we, as Leaguers of
the Beloit district, extend our thanks
First, to the camp meeting Rssocia-
ton for their generosity and kind
ness and generosity in providing a
camp ground and other aocommodR,
tlons for us,
Second, to the district officers for
furnishing such al interesting and
instructive program, and we hereby
pledge ourselves to an honest effort
to profit by what We have learned.
Third, to the Cawker and Downs
Chapters for their efforts for cur COM
fort.
Fourth, to the Railroad Company
for courtesles extended.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Resolved, that we recommend a
careful organization Of each depart
ment in the local chapter with view
to the highest efficiency.
Resolved, that we appreciate the
kindness OF Messrs. Hutohins, Tag
CERT, Evens and G1tty for assisting
10 the singing.
Resolved, that we extend our SYM
pathy to our corresponding secretary,
Miss Clara l., Howard, IN her affection
and thank her for the faithful work
done for the district,
Resolved, that this assembly be,
made permanent aud that the Con-
cordia district be invited to cooperate
with us and that we invite the next
league conference assembly to meet
with as. LYTToN CURRY,
Dora ADDISON, Com
CLARENCE Cooke.
SUSIE VINCENT,
Rec. Dist, SeC'y.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-08-18
RUoKLEN ARNIcA sALvE

The best sGlve IN the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, sal rheum, fever
sores, letters, chapped hands, chill
blains, corns, and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles, or no pay re
CURED. 1t is guaranteed to give per
oct satisfaction. Or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. Eor sale by
James & Co. druggists
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-08-18
Resolutions Of Coincidence.

We, your committee appointed to
draft resolutions of coincidence, beg
leave TO offer the followlng:
Forasmuch Us it has pleased Al
mighty God III Ills allwlse providence
to take out OF the world the soul Of
our beloved Epworth League presl-
dent, Edward kynear Weston, and
Whereas, his life was one of such.
exemplary falthfulnesa aud his efforts
to make the League u success 50 u0-
sp0rIng, and
Whereas, his decesse has cAused
rs great grief and we now only
the more fully appreciate AIS pure.
upright, faithful Christian character
aud his profound interest and intense
enthusiasm in the welfare of our
League, therefore be it
Resolved, that we bow in humble
Submission to this order of orr kind
Heavenly Father aud mingle the tears
our great grief aud sorrow with the
greatful thought that we have been
blessed even this brief tIms by his
fellowship and benefited by bis la
bore,
Resolved, that we persua his noble
example and endeavor to bring our
selves to the perfeGG state of consecra.
ton and the League to the lofty ldesl
which be held and the efficiency which
he puFposed,
Resolved, that we extend oar ann
pathy to the sorely besO7S family and
Resolved, that a copy Of these res-
olntions ba pa6lishpd ia the county
papers ORd copy sent IN the beTefS
family and copy spread upon the
record of the League and a CODY read
in the public congregation.
N. W. GIBDs,
EDITH HOWE, ~.
SUSIE VINCENT, OSm'
II. III. Bowen
The very best grades Of paints
ard Ill, ~ H.. n
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-08-18
PASSED AWAY.

Miss Il ina Lucille Knecht, dauRh-
ter vi Mr.. =. j. kuecnt, 3oI West
First street, passed out Ut lhIs liza
yesterday morning ut O'clock after
lingering Illness. Ohe had been
aIllng for some Tune Hud four months
ago took to her ted. GA Sunday last
u change for the worse vas observed
and she became gradually weaker.
and when the angel Of death came
yesterday mornlngihe found the suf-
terer waiting patiently for the end.
Although she suffered greatly during
the past few days her death was
peaceful and calm like the passing of
u fair June day.
The deceased was a bright and low
able gIrl, with u happy disposition
and had many warm friends, who.
with those near ana dear to her, re-
greet her untlmely taking away in the
early summer time Of life. Although
death had been expected, yet it came
az a severe shock to her near relatives
and much sympathy is expressed for
them, and especially for her only
sister, MISS Ellie, to whom she was
much attached, and her father. The
deceased WAS "a years of age. She
was a member Of the Sacred Heart
church. The funeral will be private.
Dayton (O) Journal.
*#*
The funeral Of the late Miss Edna
Knecht, daughter of Mr., O. j Knecht,
was held Saturday. Burial was prl-
Yate and interment was made in Gal.
vary cemetery.
Requiem high mass was celebrated
at Sacred Heart church at 8 O'Clock,
Rev. Charles Hickey officiating.
Services at the grave were simple
but impressive, aud the basket was
lowered in sepulchre Of fl overs aud
ferns. The floral tributes were beau,
tifully expressive.
The psllbearers were: Messrp, Har-
ry Dinner, q. L. 6. Breene, A. #.
Ihiele, B f. Sheible, Harry Weldner
and II II. Sommervllle.
TRIBUTE OF A FRIEND.
In peaceful Calvary, beside her
mother, Edna Lucille Knecht sleeps
today beneath veritable pyramid of
petsled beauty and balm. Words are
too feeble to give expression to the
spontineity of sympathy felt at her
untimely death. Her life was O poem
of purity aud sweetness, with gracious
speech to all, and gladstone looks-s
pearl Of dawning womanhood. She
possessed those charming qualities of
hand and heart which, by their union.
almost exalt the human into the an.
gelIc character.
The departed worshiped the beau |
tiful in nature. She walked in the
sunshine, and rejoiced in the bird-song |
aud budding flower. Full OF bright |
ness and cheerness, she was endowed |
with such a subtle charm that her
mere presence was beDefcent. Moth !
ing can shut out the pure, sweet, in |
fuence of such a nature. As the poet |
we'll says:
ave may leave the garden, and bar |
the gate;
Put an angel there, witt q sword, to
wait;
But what can the bars or tho angels do
To keep the fragrance from stealing
throW
Gentle and lovsble in health, pa
tent and cheerful in sickness, she
bore her Frustrated suffering with
that Christian fortltude which uttars
no sigh OF word Of complaint. May
Der sleep in God be the sweeter. and
her crown the mere EespleDdentl Be-
loved friend, FAREWELL To thee we
render the tribute Of our tears, "lbe
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-08-18

richest gems in sorrows crownp OF
her it may truly be said:
Lips from which the seal of silence
None but God can roll away,
Never blossomed in such beauty
AS adorns the mouth today;
And sweet words that freight our men,
DRY
With their beautiful perfume,
Come to us in sweeter accents
Through the portals Of the tomb"
II. w.
ANOTHER TRIBUTE.
She has gone to her long home,
Edna Lucille Knecht.
Having known her since she was
child, can pay this tribute to her
memory. She was ever proud and
hlgh'splrited, yet all too sweet for
earth with the look we have on our
faces who die young" During the
last several months, when lying on
her bed of sickness aud suffering it
has been my happy privilege to see
her often, and always she was so pa
tlent and unsellish, 40 ak preciative Of
each little thing that was done for
her, and withal 80 merry and cheer.
full. She 80 endeared herself to the
hearts of her many friends, that her
room was kept continual bower of
the most beautiful flowers, from those
who loved her aud who were 80 soon
to lose her,
Her spirit still lives, bright as when
on earth, and with an added lustre.
She sees no longer as through a glass
darkly" but face to face" J.E.
-DagtOm EUenina NelOs.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-08-18
SPLENDID Summer Ideas

SUITS that haze that neUlleSs in
their making that finished appear.
ance that absolutely right style that
goes With all our clothing. Clever
and choice ideas best suits by best
houses for summer of 1898. Correct
suits for correct dreSSerS.
NJ A. SPAULDING,
Mondays, Wednesdays de- Saturdays
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-08-18

The very best grades Of paints
and oils, cheaper than the cheapest.
at Harmon's drug store.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-08-18
Small Photos Cheap.

We have a machine that makes lots
of little pictures cheap. From 4 to
% for Soc. CoBB g. LOCKE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

ti9feit unb Nusriiitung ii6erlegen mar, ben
Sieg babpn. 8eim 8eginn Oes Samples
f9ien oerielbe 3u %ltnguuifen bes p3iAarD"
aus5ufoGen, benn ais Elm paar Der alien
1%8pfiinDigen 8ei9ofie aus benz Wdgd5in
3%erDorge6olt purben, erploOtrte eins perIslz
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Dem feinOIi6en @6iffe Io4, 5peifelte er teiz
ren @ugenblid, baB oaiieI6e i'm 8egriff ite4e,
feline Slagge ein5u3ie6en. Nlein Paul Spnes
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ii9 gum erneuerten @n9riff, D1 geE4a6
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Dre9te unb ben Nmeritanern Die Gbrem bss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

OFFICERS purbe am Is. 6ebruur 1904 aus
gefibrt.
Inter ben 81. 0ffi5isren, bic fi6 in
SGmpfen nit ben Seerdu6etn aus
5ei6neten, nimmt AUDI Der 6oms
monOan. Sfuur Suit cine fsrz
porragenbe @teuung elm. SUIT mar
bier bis flint Sabre otter aIs Decatur uno
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fran501iI9en &rieges mar er eriter 2irutez
nant auf bem 6erii4mten 8riegsi6iff uGon@
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Wir finben IGN Tp6ter, i'm Sabre 1912, pie
Der als Gapitdn Der r@onititution" zines
por3igli9 ge6auten S4iffes, ii6er bas fi4
bic GnglGnbsr 3nar tpegen Der eigendrti5tn
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Sun Mitte SuIi 1912 nah elmer Sago bon
60 Stunben ein:m britii6en 8lodirungs@
@e19paoer entnif6te, inoem er tpdAreno
elmer plDBli6en Winoftile feline 8oote aus
feben, nit tiiAtigen Guberern 6emdnnen uno
als S9tepper Dor Die Contribution" lpcns
men IieB. 9as mar fir bic Gngldnber etioas
Neues unb lie folgten benz 8eiipiel, inbent liz
ale lire 8oote ppr cine Sregatte Ipannten,
bo4 beqin9en 1te ben 5ebler, DdB lie Die
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alS ii6 pieoer cine feline 8riIe erbob, Die
5eqel ni6t in 8ersitibaFt 6atten, tpd6reno
bic ,@onftitution" balb etnen b%epeutenoen
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man bann an benz etipa cine Wleile larJen
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bur6 6inbi9teit un0 Gsiites9egenlpart Ser
BON Seiten bes feinOlihen @ei4lpaoers brc=
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ge~slprbeeren ernar6 fi6 Capt. 9uQ, ais cr,
obne einen 8efebl ml5lOttenamt a63uparz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

ten, aus Dem 8oTtoner 9afen a6Iegelte unO in
Der NG6e pon6aGtfar ben nGuerriere", Capt.
9acres, in pffsner 96ld4t in 9runO UNI
8ooen i4oB.
Sine padere 8ubmeSt6at i'm &riege
BON 1912 mar Die oes Gap t.,
Qomrence in benz Sample 3pt@
I6en Der n@6efapeafe" unb De-
.S6annon". 8eiDer S6iffe Senrannung
perIu6te, naboem einige ungsfd9rliAe Sal
ben qetped)Telt paren, oas Sabr3eug oe5 Seq
usrs 3u tupern unb f4lieBli4 bebislten Die
Guqldnoer nit i6rer l1eber5o6l uno .i6rtn
beheren Maffen bas llsbergemi3t. Sept
aaprence Bate glei6 gu Anfang bes 9ss
f.6ts einen S6uB in ben llntsrleib erhclten,
uuo ais er fteG, rief er ben 2euten gu: SUM
gens, eebt pas @6iff ni4t auf!" uno aer@
fieG bann in einen bul6 bepuBtloIen 3ultdnb.
Wdbreno bes Samples fam ct ieoo9 pisber=
6plt pieber gu ii4 un0 CAB feline 8efebls, bis
er Itar6.
Sliper 8. perrp befe6li9te cine feline
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oufbra6, UNI einen Nngriff aaf Die Gngldnz
Der au MAIDEN. 9ffs er nu3 ~1aitiinOt9er
sTabrt ben Seinb gu @eii3t bstaln, beien Sc
i9papsr aus iiebsu guten, tart bepafusteH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

britii6e 5totte a6err1als. 9iels bate
inter Dem 6euer Des nQafprsnce" iApn 81
Ie6r 9%elitttn, UNI einen 3peiten @ngriff aus
balten gu t%0nnen; iie itri@ Die SegeI unO
Qerrb bate ben Sieg erfo9te1. Gein la
tonii9er 8eri6t iiber bas EeiuLtet bes Srefz
fens: n@ir 6aben ben 5einb getroffen unb
ec lit unisr" 1T Elm 9~efligeltes @ort gefpor=
oel!.
perrb'8 Sieg CUB uns bOfe Gontrole ii6er
bic groBen Geeen uno befseite ben Roroz
tpeIten fir INNER ppr Der 9sfa6r zines bril-
tif6ens l1e6erfaGs,
@on jener 3eit bis gum 8sginn oes 8ir9
gsrfrieges iinb perige @reignilie Sit per5ei4=
rem, in osnen Ii6 uniere 5loite ~beFonoer5
herporget6an bate. Damn tam DER hllltige
8iir9erfrieg, aus pel6em nag atl6etdn1te
Geeqefe6t 3piI9en benz Merrinlac uno M,oz
nitor ais Elm le16tenbes 8ei1piel Der Sopferz
fit Der llnionstdmpfer CUR Ses berportrit!.
Sober Gin3elne BON Der 8Hnannuag hes
rMonitor", zines &riegsfa6r3euge5 ei9en@
agtiger Contraction, beren 3pednldBt3tett
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fe5ei9net gu perben, benin cls man Zen
GEe1apeafe binu1terbampfte, muBte man,
buB Der nMerrimac" 6ei 9ainptoa &oan3
Idon groBen S6aben unter Der llnionsTlotte
algeri6tet bate unO ein 9efiirdteter Gegner
lei. Die 8emannung bes uMoni:or", unter
8sfsbl BON Capt. S, 8. @vrosa, pGbrenO
Mari ton SloggenzOffi5ier unO 80, Greene
@rscutipz Offi5ier mar, betaaD aur au5 IS
Ntunn, pabreno Die bes nWsrr;:a0c" lets
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

Der 0mertfaniI9en Marine paiIt cine M@engs
FOLDER 6elOenmiit6igen GpiiOben aHf, un0
uniere 6lOtte, bic f6on in Friibeitsr 3ett Der
&Dni9in Der Meere, Der gr0Bten 9eena9t
Der @elt, Nieberlagen bei6ra4te, brau4t 1lb
i1rer 8ergaugen9eit ni6t 81 i6dmen.
Sc mar i'm Sanuar 1776, aGS &ief @opz
Tins an 8orb bes 5~laggeni6iffes Der eriten
ameritanif4en SlOtte ging, bic, 10 unbeOsu%
tenb ie mar, fir Die amerifaniiAe undb=
BdHgigteitt man6en beiBen StrauB austo4t.
So ielbit manbe ~erlittene gfieoerlage tonnte
dls Elm mOralif9sr @ieg gel:en. ltebrigtHs
ma6te iib Ipdter Die junge &epubl't Die Grs
~fabrungen 81 NaBe. NUs @optins iiber Der
sriten a~meritaniiden 6lOtte Die beriibmte
,Si4tenbaum 6Gagge" pon 1776 auf9ifeH
ItsB, mar es Elm iunger Observation-Disclosures,
Spbn PauG Sones, Der tie empor3og,
<uno bieier oerbiente 1ib au9 ben
\<Ru6m uno Die Sire, ie gum erIten NtaG
our SEE Oert6eiOigt unb ibr bic eriter Siegegs
lOr6eeren erpOrben gu BADEN. Srob pieIer
pioeripGrtiger llmitGnOe utlb GROCER S9iptes
%rigteiten trug fein peIrig frisgstiidtiges
S6tff pSOnbOmmR gti3arb", bas itol3 pie
rim pOagiiIttges S3Ia6tI8iff bur9 bic
HOrofee iegeIte, iiber bic engIii6s 5regutte
.GeraPis", bic ibr BEL @si:sm an Sssta4s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-04-20

pegs S9iffbru9 unb ging 0rei Ytonate ipas
ter aIs Der Merrimac gu @ruIbe.
Die 3eritOrung Oes rMerrimac" mar fir
Die Ilnionsflotte ~peniger tpi6tig, ais Die
6reilegung Der MISUNDERSTANDING, nit
pel9er Nufga6e 0abib s.. 5arru9ut bstraut
puros. Die M~iinbung mar Our9 cine quer
ii6er bas Delta bes Slufss gebaute 8arri=
fade un0 a~neinanoer g~etettete 9pl3it0Be BON
einem ufer Bis gum anberen blDdirt, pdb=
renb Sort SadIon auf Der einen unD Sort
ct. 8bilip auf Der anberen Seite, inter De-
8eibIlfe zines 9eI9pabers bon Sdnonen<
6Doten, Die Stabt pert6eioigte. 6arraglt
prganiIirte neben Ieinem fir ben 3pef 6es
itimmten 9ei9pober cine Siotiqe BON MDrs
ierb00ten, bic er an perf9iebenen Yldbsn
Der 6luBufer Dor g(nfer legte, I'm Elm fortz
ipd6renoes 6euern auf Die 8oote uno Sorts
Der Gonfoberirten unter6dlten gu f0nrsH.
nit ben ii6ri9en S6iffen iudte er ijA etrsn
Weg in bic SluBmiinoung 9inein 81 bdbnsn.
Die ,Stasta" mar Ou5 erite Sabr5eug, oas
nit boler 0ampffrdft ge9en Die &etten=
8arriere anfu6r unO, O6pobl es lslbit beis
na6e gan5 in Die 6Obe gebpben lpuroe, hen<
nod bur9 Die @u9t bes 9(npraI5 Die 8e:te
f~prengts, ioDuB. Der TluB often mar. 4m
4beno nod CAB 6arragut 8efebf in Die
SluBmiinoung OOr5uOringen. Die r@upuge"
e%r0ffnete Den 3ug unO paliirte Die 5esIprsngts
8arrisre ungebinoert. S6r fOlgte Die gptrz
I%acola", Die jeOo6 unter benz S3sine bon
mG6tigen 6ol5feuern, lpsl6e Die @onfDoez
rirten an ben 5IuBufern auge8iinbet battsn,