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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
BONA FIDE MEMBERS.
Rev York Athletic Club to Be Given
Lesson

New York, Nov. lit is stated that
sfter canvassing the various clubs of
the Amateur Athletic Union of Amer
lea, the New York Athletic club, find
ing the sentiment Overwhelmingly
against it, will make no fight against
certain proposed reforms which will
come up for action at the annual meet
ing of the union TO be held at the
ks-9r House beginning tomorrow.
A.aO>-g the majority of clubs of the
various associations there seems TO be
emily che object, which is to prevent
The New York Athletic club from cor
railing all TIE leading athletes of the
country TO the detriment of smaller
clubs tn;t hava nor the money to keep
81 operation a training stable such as
Is maintained at Traver's island
Barlow S. Weeks of the New York
Athletic club says he expects the
amendments as proposed by the legis-
lation committee of the union to be
passed. The amendment most affecting
that club places the same restrictions
upon college athletes as upon others.
and if passed ~ill prevent the club
from getting such star athletes as
Kraenzler Grant and others who do
not live in the metropolis. Ii is the
opinion of those who are pushing the
matter that by recurring every athlete
to be an active menbr of a club al
least four months and a bona fide resi-
dent of the district at least six months
before competing. The interest in afh-
letics viii not be confined solely To
New York. but will spread throughout
the country. They think also that the
sport will be purified.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
Knox Is Identified.

New York, Nov. 19.-Robert ]. Knox,
alleged to be one of the Whiteman
gang of swindlers, was held by a city
magistrate today until the arrival from
Albany of requisition papers which will
give him into the custody of the Pitts
burg police.
d. w. Gallup, assistant cashier of the
National Bank of Woonsocket, r L.,
which was swindled by the Whiteman
gang, and A j. Bennett. a real estate
broker of the some town, were in court
and identified Knox as "R E. Web
ster." who deposited with the bank the
bogus draft on the Lawrence national
pank of Lawrence, Kan, for 100000
The Woonsocket police are anxious to
get Knox and Charles Z. Stewart. who
operated with him there, but who is
now held in Pittsburg
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
MRS. O'NEIL WILL FIGHT.
Hot Legal Battle Promised In Chica-
go Woman's Behalf.

Montreal, Que. Nov.-19-Mrs. O'Neil
is still at the Windsor hotel with her
little girl, and with them is Henry j.
j. O'Ncil. who arrived in town today
from Lansing, Mich. Mrs O'Neil was
released last night on a bond of $500
furnished by H. L. Hatman, a real es-
tate operator
Mrs. O'Neil and her little girl were
to have sailed tomorrow on the Do
minion line steamer for Liverpool,
having engaged the best cabin on the
steamer On Saturday a bailiff went
through her trunks and made an in
ventory. She has engaged counsel and
p.-.te detective to look after her
Interests, and a hot legal fight appears
likely.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
SPORTS
PUETs AND PASSES.
Use of Punting In Game Is Becom-
ing Popular Locally.

The punting game of football, which
has been SO popular in the east the past
two years. has taken hold of some of
the winning local elevens this year,
and they have used punts to their ma
terlal advantage several times. In the
spectacular game with the Y. NJ. c.
A the High School boys punted several
times, and il was a great factor in win
ming the game. They did not always
wait until the third down to punt. but
Whenever ii looked as though it would
De a means of covering the ground,
away the oval went sailing down the
Held. propelled by the loot of Howell
In two instances the CHI istiars dropped
the ball like hot potato, and the
wearerS of the red and black We're on
II with thirty and forty yards clear
gain TO their credit. And even when a
Christian did manage to retain hold of
the leather, the High School boys held
them down to. very small downs and
the ball either went over on a tumble or
ON downs, and the High School was
Just so much the winners. 1t is con-
tended by many of the local enthusiasts
that had the Christians done a little
more punting in the game with Mer-
cur they would probably have doubled
the score. In the east punting has been
done on the first down when there was
possibility of making the yards. and
1T was always the best play that could
have been made. The New York Sun
attributes Cornelrs magnificent score
against Columbia $3.50 to the frequent
but judicious use of puntS by the Cor
nell captain. All of the local teams
have men who are able to lift the oval
for good gains but most of them per-
sistently refused TO adopt the method of
play
One thing that has not been remedied
this season that ought to have been is
the free way in which crowds swarm
over the gridiron regardless of the
rights of others. 1t was remarked some
Two years ago that six-foot barbed
wire troche would be necessary to keep
a Salt Lake crowd back, and the re-
mark has become almost an axiom. The
greatest trouble in this line has always
been experienced at the University
campus. and it was thought that
Walkers field would be able to avoid
II. 1t was avoided in TWO or three
games in the early part of the season,
but the old trouble manifested itself
again at the game between the Y NJ |
{. A and Mercur. and the crowd came
over the field just as it listed. 1t
couldn't be stopped, and the players
had to make the best of ii. The only
police protection that has been of any
use is that which was furnished by the |
colored soldiers from Fort Douglas in |
the game that their eleven played with /
the Varsity Force had to be used, and
it was, with the result that the field 1
was kept entirely clear at all points /
of the game The local elevens have /
come to the conclusion that something !
out of the way must be done to remedy I
the evil, and at the next game they 1
promise the respectable people who at
tend the games that their view will not
b. impeded by hoodlums crowding
over the field and spelling the playing
of the game.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
WILL RELEASE PRISONERS.
Gov. Stsunenberg of Idaho Leaves
For Occur d'Alenes.

Boise, Ida, Nov 19.-Governor Steu-
nenberg and Auditor Sinclair left for
North Idaho tonight. 1t is probable
they will release all the prisoners still
held there. The men against whom the
best cases had been prepared escaped
at the time of the outbreak. and those
remaining in custody have been held on
minor charges. 1t is probable that they
Will be released upon their own recog-
niZance to appear when wanted
The state will probably sell the lum-
Der used in the making of prison build
ings to the war department for use in
the construction of barracks for the
troops that are to remain in the dis
triet to afford protection. against future
outbreaks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
BRoADswoRD CONTEST.
Trooper Is Willing to Meet De
Malchin

Sergeant Jason Jackson of the caval-
ry troop at Fort Douglas called at the
city jail yesterday TO interview Ivan de
Malchin, the Russian broadswordsman.
with view toward working up a
sword contest between Private Charles
B. Moore, the sabre expert, and the
prisoner after he gets his liberty. The
Russian has until Dec. 9 to serve on
sentence of twenty-five days for Of
fensive conduct towards young women
on the street, and Sergeant Jackson
held out hope to De Malchin that he
could be accommodated with contest
II he could raise purse of $3.50 or more
TO meet the guaranty of the coIored
troopers. However. the interview re-
suited in nothing of a definite nature
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
Yardmaster Killed.

Denver. Nov. ia special to the News
from FL Paso Tex. says: w. j. Scott.
master of the Southern Pacific railway
yards at this point. met instant death to-
day by falling between two cars while a
flying switch was being made. Scott was
in the act of stepping from one car to
another when they parted. He fell, strik-
ing his head on a switch frog and shatter-
ing his skull His wife and two children
live at Los Angeles Cal. Scott was 81
years of age and had been yardmaster
here long time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
"DesdS Are Fruits.

Words are but leaves" 1t is not what
we say. but what Hoods Sarsaparilla
does that tells the story. The many
wonderful cures effected by this medi-
cine are the fruits by which it should
be Judged. These prove it to be the
great, unequaled remedy for dyspepsia,
rheumatism, scrofula. salt rheum, ca
tarrh and all other ailments due TO i'm
pure or impoverished blood.
Hoods Pills are non-irritating, mild,
effective
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20

morrow will say: Tom LOTUS is to be
manager of the Chicago baseball team
OF 1900, and as a nucleus for a new
team is to be given his pick of the
players now under reserve to the Louis
Vile team This is the news set af1oat
today by a reliable authority
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
EIGHT MEN HURT.
szecord of Brisk Football Game In
Illinois

Springfield. Ills, Nov. BIN a foot
ball game at Taylorville between the
Taylorville and Litchfield High school
elevens. five Litchfieid and two Tay-
lorviile players were injured, some of
the former seriously. Stilwell. left end
of the Litchfield eleven. was injured
internally and was unconscious three
hours IL was thought at first his in
juries were fatal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
Congressman Settle Buried.

the late Hon. Evan Settle. congressman
of the Seventh Kentucky district, took
place here today.
The national house of representatives
was represented by A. S. Berry of Ken
lucky: j. c. Needham. California: T. NJ
Griffith, Indiana, and w. II. Bromwell
Ohio
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
Cavalry Company Gone.

Wallace, Ida. Nov. 19.-Troop G,
Sixth cavalry, which has been in the
Occur d'Alene district for several
months. left for San Francisco today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
For Over Fif1x Years

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. It
soothes the child. softens the gums, al
lays all pain, cures wind collie, and
is the. best remedy for Diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents c bottle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
Willy CROOK CAUGHT.

to her husband. it is said. saying that
she was going to return to Chicago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20
Famous Geologist Dead.

Montreal. Nov. 19.-Sir William Dawson,
the well known educator and geologist,
late principal OF McGill college, is dead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20

Tom Lotus to Be Manager.
Chicago, Nov. 19.-The Chronicle to-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-20

White fIouse.-W. W Miles. Willard.
Wyo.; George Chase. ]. Britton. Seattle:
H. Walters. Mercur: g. T. Jones. Murray.
S. Brinlehoff. James Swap. Kanab: Arch
Swapp. Glendale; L. J. Whiteker and
wife Mrs. A Kee. Bingham; L. s., Ward
Manti: Ole Olsen Ephraim: w. ID. Clays
Bingham: 5. a. Fraser James Mard and
wife. Park City: Z. A Humphreys. Big
Cottonwood: Alma Eldredge Sam Pol.
lock. jr., coalville; j. Howard. San Fran
cisco: II. Walters. Mercur; j. Britton.
George Chase. Seattle: w. W. Mills Mil
lard. Wyo.; j. p Keifer. Grand juno
ton Colo; Alma Powell. Del Huntsman.
Mrs. J. Garquin. John Huntsfnan Learn
ington; c. r. Hancock Coalville: II.
Franklin Logan; c. II. Reed and wife.
Jackson Wyo.: J. r. Miller. Murray
Utah: ]. S. McBeth. Payson
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18

genebmigung gu ibrem gerfaufe ~eripartst
porben. Wenn es audi ein3elnen 9eiAidten
gu6bdnblern g~eGungen lit, eint9e @Gemplars
ben 9pd6erblifen Der 3eniurbeamteu gu
ent3ieben, 10 liegt bod Die grpBs Mebr5a6t
unter Siegel unb Getpabriam Der Seniurbe=
BORDEN. g1i9t einmuG bic h0d4Ite ~5uitdnbige
geb0rbe, bic Ob,rpreBbertpaltung, nagt IS,
bic 6erausgabe Der 8ii9er pe%rantiporten gu
%fDnnen, Oa0inge brin Iteben bic ionit iiberaq
bon Der 3enIur 9eitri4en gu uerOen ~rflegen,
tpte Die @ripd6nung Der @rmorpung &aiIer
pauls Gin Der Oeffentli4feit burf nod inn
mer nun bon Dem rpl0bli4en Iblsben" beg
&atfers 9eipro9en i~perben), Die1rt9etls iibcr
8ortf4afoff II. a. Der G6ef Der S6erprebz
berpaltung bat baber Die @ntI6etoung iiber
bic 5reigebung Der 8ismard' IdenM moire
Dem Wtniiter bes 4euBern i~6erlaTen uno
9raf Wuratpiep tpirb nun gu befinoen baz
ben, ob bas 6interlaf%ne @erf bes 6lr1ten
8ismard in RuBlanb eeGeien marben barf
ooer nt9t,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
Scr ,,@tnSboeter stmsetaer...

8on Der .riten beutI9sn 3eitung aus
ben beuti6en &olonien lit il OeutfblanS
Die erfte Nummer angetommen: Der uWinb=
Roeter In3eiger" in @inb6oet, Dem 9ib
Der oeuti9en 8erpaGtung BON Oeutft=
SIbpeitafrita. Gr umfabt bier Seiten, BON
Oenen cine un6 cine babe N%nnonceu entz
6a(ten; auBeroem liegt zine 8eiloge iiber
Die PoitDerbinoun9en bes S9ubgebietes ppn
9euti6@S iopeitafrtta i'm bierttn 8iertel=
jabr 1898 Bel. Inter yNmtli9es" finbet
it9 5unG9it cine 8aupoli3eizO rbnung, ioz
tpie Elm Ra4laBzN ufeebot. Der Qei!drtitel
tptbmet benz M%nbenten 8ismard'3 tparm
empfunbene Worte, Die BON benz Ginorud,
tpel4en Der Sob bes groBen Mannss i'm
S4ubgebiet gema4t bat, Eth i66nes 3eugz
nib geben. SIN nd4iten Wrtitel rOslagouz
bal englif9" pirn bas (angebli9e) beutI9>
englti9e Nbtommen b.ipro9en unb Der ben
0eutf9en Our3 ben ltebergang Der Della
gOa=8ai in englii4s 9GnOe entits9enos
S9aben bargclegt. Die barauf fol1enben
yMittbeiIungen aus benz 99ubsebiet" be-
3ieben ith ouf; miGitdrii6e Na9ridt.n, eins
@inlaOung our tbung bes Gunomirtbi9aftz
li9en @ereins fir 9eutIdzS iotp.Itafrita,
g~1oti3en ii6er Die %4npflan3ung bon 9Guz
men, namentli9 Obitbdumen in Winbbpef,
Iopie iiber ben @iienba6nbau unb ben Ser
tebr auf Der 8a6n. Serner tpirb beri9tet.
baB bemnG9t cine 9runobu9aS rOnung fir
ba5 S3ubgebiet eingefibrt tperoen IOa, To-
tpie unter y2ofal@No9ri9ten" 6aB bic
8aut6Gtigteit in @inbboet duBerft regc 1T.
unb baB bic 8eiteGun9 Der @drten eifrigit
6etrieben nirb. SnsbeIpnbere lpiro mil
GROCER 6rsube bt. @ererOBerun9 Ger Deinz
pflan5ungen gemeloet.
SntereKant lit Der Nn3eigentbetI. gu
nG9it iinb es natiirli9 6ptels unn 9eftduz
ratiOnen, bic it9 benz Publitum empfs9Ien
Sir bes Qei6es Na6rung unb Notbburft
fotpie fir einen guten Srunt in GsitaIt Dor
Miin6ener unD pilIener 8ieren, bo9fetner
S9nGpIsn unb 2iqueuren uno fir Inter
baltung bur9 Billiards, &egeI6abnen u, !. IN
T6eint ausrei6enO gefOrgt gu iein. Sir
&eitaurant riibmt neben ben materieler
8or3iigen gang Defenders bic praAtpoG'
Musfi6t in bas 8inbboeter 9baG. SOga,
cine 8onbitorei 1T p~orbanOen. anoers Sc
I6dfte empfeblsn 5riihte, photographic
8eoarfsartiteG, neutrality-suspicious., li4t=
empfinbli9e 8artenbriefe gang pie in
0sutf9Ianb, nur feblen bic 5a9rraoerzSn
~ferate, pie in 9euti9Ganbs 8Idttern pisI
&arm einnebmen. @%igenartig mutbet eil1t
Nn8eige aus Nonioas iiber has GntIaufer
bon SO 3ugo9ien an, m0ge Der Gigen=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
0rOBbtrsO8 GrteSrt@ nOn 8aoen
tub gnaiaISemofratte.

Sn ieiner fiir5lid eri9ienenen S9rift:
r9as Sti35enbu9 meines 2sbens" iii.
She'll, 8resluu 1899 tbeilt 9agobert
@erbarbt, Der Dem preuBii4er
9ofe nubetebenOs ebemuIige OfFiaier uno
jebige 96riftiteQer, fOlgenbe Norte nit,
bic Der @roBber3og bDn 8uOen am Is.
DECEMBER 1887 in Berlin an i'm ri4tete
unb Die BEL Der pOIitii4en Stelun9 unb
Der g~etitigen 8ebeutung beg baoii9ea SIR
item nod beute bon Wi9ttgteit finb:
rMan muB BEL 8eipre6ung oer io@
3taGen Jrage aud ben 8eiden uno Dor
ne6men ber6 bic Wa5rbeit iagen. gfi9ts
1T perfehrter, ais ben SO5iuGDemotraten
BET 8etGmpfung ibrer 2ebren nur ais ibr
6o9miit6iger unb Observation-Disclosures Setnb
gegeniiber3utreten. Mun muB als ibr
poblnoIen0er 9elfer auftreten uno fam
bann I'M 10 pirt1amer bas 8erte6rte ibrsr
Jorberungen betGmpfen. IS iinb Wfen=
i9en pie mir, unb Iie pollen tpie mir aIs
Meni6en Iehen; nur Die Mtttel, bic fe CUR
@rrei9ang audi ibrer biscuttrburen 6orbs=
rrngen untpenoen pollen, 1tnb t50rtdt unb
pernerfti9. Nm oerte6rteiten lit es u6ar,
t6nen bartn nu93uabmen, baB mon i'm
Sample gegen iie AUDI iene Nrt BON Ngiz
tatipn betreibt, Die nur 9aB unb 8einbz
i9aft lat, unb in Der lire MortFii6rer
g~erabe3u Meifter iinb; i9 begreife bic
2eute in Berlin nt3t, bic BON Io19en
8orgeben Oos Sell erpartsu. Die Io3i1le
5roge Ipirb nun Our9 bic f~reie1ten 9Dpfe
uno Die ~reiniten 9er3en aus benz @olfe
iel6it gu l0ien fetn, limb ba perpen ft9
fretli3 audi uniere obersn @tGnbe getpatz
ttg Gnbern miifIen. Sn Berlin 6errI9t
Elm Gurus, Elm uebermutb bes @elbes, Der
uns nit i6perer Gorge tpegen Der 53ufunft
erfiiaen tunn. Sd bite Sic, fabren Sic
fort, Sbre tpObGmeinenben &at619IGg, inn
mer pieoer an iene b0bern @eIeuI9aftss
19i4ten gu ertbeiten, bic in turSfi9tiger
8enuBiu6t fir bic Sturm8eiden ~unTerer
Sage gar tein Nuge gu baden i9einen,"
go nett Der gei6sibte unb po6lmeinenbe
Mtann auf 8aOen's Sbron. llno Der 6ofz
mann b. @erbnrbt ber0ffentli9t bieie Meu=
Berungen bes O6eims bes &aiTers aepiB
ni4t O6ne @rlau6niB, ueherbies Itimmen
tie nit 0fFentIi6en Nus1prii9en bon benz
iel6en Qtppen ii6erein.
4u3 in @mertta giebt es gar piele Dor
ne5me, bic fib bic Mabnung gu 6er3en
ne5men IoQten!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
tbiimer bic SPHERE in5pii9en 3uriider6alten
BADEN.
Der n@inb9Oeter 4n5siger" eeI4eint uls
pier3e6n Sage.
T0ttbaMIt-

@or 5ebn Sabren ma9te Der Jog. IS a + l.
bauItz S9uGp1an" bie1 BON It9 re-
ben = 10 gebeiBen na9 Der Minneio taer
Stu6t Saribuult. Sn bie1er unb elmer ar1bez
rem 2anbftabt Minne1ota's, nGmli9 Sttuz
tDater, 9ing unter benz S9ube oes @r5bii9ofs
Srelanb Don ct. Paul Elm unnatirli9es Sc
mengiel BON cOnfefiionsIOfen @tautsi@ulen
unn fatbolif9en &ir9eni9ulen Dor ii4.
&atbolif9erieits fam bic Sadie Bis an ben
Papt in 8Om. Die Bartei Srelunbs bot gu
3om alien ibren @inf[uB auf, um cine firm
Iid: 9~enebmigung unb Gmpfeblung 0eSu Sa=
ribauItzp lanes" gu ertpirten. Nber Die @nt=
f4etOung lautete nur, oaB Der. plan aug
nabmspeiie 9ebulDet perben tonne.
SeitFr lit er in Minneipta CUR lebbaften
8efriebisung Der msiiten Sreunbe Der
Staatsf4ulen unb ber &atboltten in bic
Bride gegan9en.
Sn Der Stabt pous6tetpiie I'M Stoute
Nep Yort bagegen erbielt ii9 cine dbnIi6e
8ermiI6png felt msbr ais einem baIben
Sabrbunbert. 0o9 iebt nimmt aud ie Elm
@nbe, Nus Der Sem Oorter S~taats6uuptz
itabt AGbanD pirO ndmli6 beri9tet:
Die Qppelation @o. 8ebIer's unb Mnz
oerer gegen ben S9ulrat6 Der Stabt
POuqbteepIie 1T bonn Staatsi9ulz @uperin>
tenbenten Stinner gu 9uniten Der Mppels
lanten entf9ieben pprben. Der SAT- heaiebt
ii3 auf oas 8srfubren bes S6u(ratbs BON
Peug6teepiie Bel benz Wiet9en BON S6uls
gebGuoen fir permanenten @ebrau9 unb
Der Nniteauag pOn 2e6rerinnen, tpetde nos
unteri 9eioenoe &teio zines religt01en Or
bens tragen. Der S9ulrat6 iener @tabt
bat felt Dem Sabre 1843 @ebGllbe BON perz
i9iebenen Observation-Disclosures gemietbet,
I'M Tie fir Die 3tpede Der b~Ortieen 8oltSz
i9ulen gu gebrau9en. superintendent
Skinner ent16eibst nun, bab bies ni9t
me6r 3uldiiig unb ben hiten SnterefIen Der
S6ulen Der. @tabt ni6t F0rberli9 fst; benin
IS ber1toBe .gegen ben 9eift Der amarifant=
f6en. ~Sniitutipnen, pel6e ia bDli9e Sren@
nung oon Stride unb 9taat erforberten,
unb miberitrsite Dem 8u9itaben uno benz
@etlt Der 8erfaKung. 9as Mistben non
@igentEum feitens iener Stabt bon Der
8apttiten>, Met6obiftenz, l1niberIaliftenz
uno tutbOlii6en Stride lei tpeoer Dur4 Oas
S9ulgeieB nod bur9 ben G6urter iener
Stabt gere9tfertigt, unO Der @4ulratb
miife a%norbne1. buB in 3utunft 2eprertnz
men, nel9e er u%nits1te, in 0ffentli4en
S6ulen ni6t me6r in benz &leibe beg etnen
ob.r un0eren Sr0ens, gu ipel4em iie ge90z
rem m0gen, eri9einen.
Sn pougbteepis er itredte ii4 aIio Der 6az
ribaultzpGun ni9t II uuf tatbOlii9s S4uz
len, ionbern audi uuf gang peri4ieoenartige
prpteituntifde 8ir6engemeinben, itrengeDfez
tbobiiten unb 8uptiiten unb liberale Unit
Derfaliiten. WeI4 %lOnOerbares 9emengiel!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
9iSmar&S 9enftuiirSt9feiten 1T
M1tRl0M0.

ObgGeid 8tsmard in ieiuen @e0anfen unb
@-rinnerungen Elm 8efiirpOrter Der Sreunoz
f4aft 9euti4Iunb'8 nit HuBlanb lit unb
bus rufiii4e Hei4 nismals nit Dem bon ibm
peripOtteten 8un3ler @orti4atoff ~ibertifiz
5trt, 1T iein MsmOirenpert in 8uBlanD nod
nt9t fretgegeben, IS pirb aus petersburg
geIarRben:
Set WO9en lugern in alien gr0Bersn
Stdbtsn bes &ei4es bise SauI.nb gremz
plare Der 8ismart'i4en ,@ebanfen uno
@rinnsrungen" unb bergsbIi9 1T feit6er bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-18
Sas @mirf@ea SeS s@mees.

Wp6er tommt es, baB Der S9nee Bel
GROCER 86lte fniri9t unb tpieber auf60rt gu
tnirf9en, tpenn bic Semperatur Iteigt, aber
nod unter 0 @rab liegt? Die Qntmort
bierauf lit folgenoe: 9as &niri4en bes
@3nees lit Elm our4 &ei6ung Der 54nee@
reip. @isfrbitaue an chamber er3eugtes
9erdui9. 0ieie Heibung tpirO bur9 einen
duBeren 9rud, ben man auf ben S3nee
ausiibt, berporgerufen DAB bas &nirf3en
BEL itrengem SroIt 'itattfinoet. bat ieinen
@runo in benz ais Delegation be5ei6neten
9organge, Der Oarin betebt, baB Sis, oas
Bel 0 @rao nit anberem Sis %3ufammenz
tommt, NIT bieIem 5uiammenfrtert. 9ies
ruff ben %unferen 8u6en 10 tpo6lbetannten
uno erpiinf9ten s3uItanb bes n8adens"
bes S6nees 6erbor. Bel S9neetemperatuz
rem nun, bic ~ penig unter 0 9rab lie
gen, ptro Elm auf ben S9nee ausgeiibter
Druid oefen Semperatur 1otpeit er6D5en,
bab Delegation eintritt. Grit BEL Itrengem
5rD1t fommt bann oas 3erbre6en unb
Reibsn Der @tstrpItdle an chamber unb
Oamit bas 9erdui3 0es n&niri4ens" gu
Stdnbe.