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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-09-19

lucky can be trusted to do that thing,
(Cheers,l
To say that you will not, that you
can not, is TO say that the Democratic
party OF Kentucky is made up OF a
band of thieves aud the republican
party is the only party that can be
trusted to enact honest administration,
and l don't believe that. 1t it is a
dangerous law 10 be upon the Statute
books then it is a dangerous law 10
put into the hands of Republican
administration with power to enforce
it. (Applause.)
talking about stealing elections, be-
Iicvc, Mr.. Chairman, that Mr.. VIM. j.
Bryan carried Kentucky in 1896, |
believe that lie was detrauded OF the
electoral votes. (Cheers.) | believe
Mr. Bryan carried The SVale OF Illinois
in 1896, in 1892 Cleveland carried / =
linois by $4,000 majority, in 1896 Bry =
got over 10000 more votes tnau CleYe-
land got in 1892, and yet Mckinley
carried Illinois by over 100000. Bry.
An received in the Stale OF OHIO 40
600 more votes than Cleveland gol in
1892, and in 1892 Harrison carried the
State by the skin OF his teeth, and al.
though Bryan got 10000 more votes
than Cleveland, McKjuicy carried the
State by $4,000.
Never III the Annals of human
hietOry did it occur before; never
since the morning stars fir,t saug to-
gethcr have 80 many men full grown
and bearded sprung from the ground
in the short space Of fOdr years IN
the commonwealth OF Illinois as did
IN 1896 (Ltughter.)
Now they did not hav~ any Goebel,
ana the Lord knows what they would
have done with GOebel. have heard
some good Democra s say they did
not want 10 vote for GOebel because
the COurier-Journal was for him.
While it has been guilty of a great
and grevou. sin il ought $40 do work,
meet for repentance" but at the same
time it is true we know that the Cou-
rier-Journal in the past, before it bow
ed its knee to the Golden Calf" per-
formed valiant service and made a
score to the Democratic party. Now
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-09-19

nent which can never hope to be re-
cognized as a State, and am opposed
to having people under our flag who
look upon il as vasssls and not citizens.
A policy of that kind means the abro-
CATION of the Monroe doctrine. / OBJ
ject to Europe extending its territorial
possessions on the Western Hemis.,
phere ;,but how can we maintain the
split OF the Monroe doctrine if we go
abroad, conquering people throug bout
the world, appropriating their terri
tories? We can not say to the worl5
you shall not put your foot on, theA
American soil anywhere, but we win
go where we please, do as we please,
and take what we please. The mo-
ment we enter the Eastern Hemisphere
we throw vide the door and surren-
der our National supremacy,
than that, If we once start upon this
line it will not end with the Philippine
Islands; it means great military ee-
tablishment; it means we are to
maintain a great standing Amy to
preserve honor at home and resist OPP
preston from abroad. / mem to say
that the Democratic party is opposed
to it all, in MY judgement. WHAT do
we want with great standing army?
Why, gentlemen, the great object les
sons that we see daily in France,
should settle that question with Amer
icans. Whatever happens there, their
comes'in doubie-quick q platoon o.
soldiers with fixed bsyoucts, the peo-
pie depending upon the military in
stead of the civil powers. In time
the same spirit OF corruption aud trea-
son That prevsils in the army Of France
today will come to us. Mt in your
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-09-19

of his departure from Europe The
other day that he believed in gettilfg
all you could and keeping all you got.
or course we al know that is in Mark
Hsnna's decalogue. | think the
President has his ear down on the
ground listening; he has his finger
which is delicate to The touch, on the
the public pulse feeling il throb; he
wants to be President again. ! do
not know what his position is, and
Therefore it is impossible to say jus
what shall be the form this question
will take. / know what the Demo-
cratic position is upon the Philippines.
Mr.. Mckinley does not take the public
into his confidence, but the Democratic
party has no secrets about il, and
don't mean to have secrets upon any
question that effects the public good.
The Democratic party, II it could con-
troll events--let me state it this way.
If Br Jan had been President instead
of Mckinley, don't believe there
would have been any war in the Phil
ippine Islands. don't believe there
would be any war now. 1 believe
those people are in revolt against the
authority of the United States which
mas today the sovereignty over the
islands, because in the Paris treaty
they believe il is the intention OF this
to keep the islands AID
establish there colonial form of gov
ernment under our Government. 1t
they are mistaken now about that, IL
Il 10 not the intention to keep the
islands, then we have the anomaly Of
people fighting for something which
we do not want. Now, IL that Is the
policy Of Mckinley and shall be Of
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-09-19

that didn't oppose William Jenning.
Bryan for the Presidency in 1896, ]
will do the same thing. Now does il
stand to reason that an administration
which owes itself in large measure
to the votes paid for by Mark Hanna
out of the Golfers of the trusts, an adj
ministration which, if it succeeds
again, must succeed by those
methods.-will destroy them? Now
the statement of the proposition
is thus answered. You know. if we
are to deal with the monstrous dan-
gers with any hope of solving them to
the public good you must put Demo-
crat in the executive chair at the
National Capital.
l am going to pass over all the other
things l had in mind, that is the ones
that have come up out of this war
with the Philippines, just enough to
Indicate the position OF the situation
as it is likely to arise in the future. |
do not know what President Maxim
ley's policy with reference to the
Philippines is. From the audience,
Nobody else knows."] do not think
heknows himself. Now and then
have seen some indications from him
of purpose to retain the islands, but l
think this very inspiration was caused
by Mark Hanna. He said on the eve
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-09-19

Congress when ii meets under his di-
rection there will be no issues between
us. And / believe that if Mckinley
had given the Philippines to UNDER
,tand that he would favor the estab-
lishment of an independent govern
ment in the islands, there would have
been no war, but he didn't, and the
fighting began.
The war will 60 on to the end in all
probability. My opinion, and 1 am
not prophet, is that the war will be
ended before our conventions meet
next year, long before that, by force,
then we will be brought up to face the
question of what we shall do with the
islands. As Democrat, l am opposed
to the American Government retain
ing sovereignty over the islands. 1
am opposed to the American Govern
ment establishing colonial govern
ment in the islands. I am Opposed to
the United States Government enter
ing upon policy of that kind OF rec
oguizin2 colonies around the globe. /
am opposed to this Government organ
izing territory and having vassals
around this globe in he Eastern hem
isphere. | speak now about HE Phil
ippine war yonder in the Asiatic seas.
| am opposed 10 having territory un-
der the sovereignty of our Govern
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-09-19
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Continued from Ist page. }

him or any other msn. | am not here
10 indulge in personality, | did MT
come for such purpose. When ]
Wa Younger than l am now, and |
am mol 50 very Old, could not make
political speech without wanting a
scalp. | have gotten over that, do not
believe che hearts OF men are appealed
to by vilWp"r1Dnr. Now one OF these
men j, goung t. be elected, which
one OF 'hcm are yDu going to
elect, Coebel Or TAYLOR? Now il you
d0u'l Ike GJe6rl, do you Ike Taylor !!
You say you dOn't want Goebtl elected
Do YOU want'Iavlor? l. Is one OF the
two. II it IS choice bet" cen tw"
evil, which evil will you take! Ii i
<s 4 dOg fight which dog 90 YOU want I!
IKE the Democratic dog, or the Re
pun'irSQ dog, which viii you put your
money on 2, Bet if you look at it IN
that way then put both aside from
your vision and let your hot blood
cool, let there be an ebb OF resentment,
let ii flow out for awhile and see an
other pialule, not Gnebel and Taylor,
but see Bryan ana Mckinley. That is
the picture / see, aud that Is the con.
test am looking to, and | don't want
Kentucky Democrats to do ought
that may de.trOy or tend even to de-
feat us. / have heard good deal
about this thing I'd ihat thing over
here IN Kentucky. l don't know
much about your local question.
know very lite about what ls calico
the GoebeI Election Law have seen
statements as to what 1t is; l know
this, that the men who have been APP
pointed as commissioners to direct the
execution OF that law this year arc
abuva reproach. Why are the Repub-
licans 20 much for Vltuperation nj
abuse, il is SO in Missouri, and lie
publican papers denounce II, and they
cav it is devised for the purpose OF
stealing the election for the Demo-
Gratis, well, is il? Can you teal the
election under that law! And 40 the
Democrats mean |" steal tue elecloh
under that la" IN hen'uckyF NO"
if you can do it and "ant to do It,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-09-19
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19

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@tIenbabnfpftem unferes 2anbes nod beutz
li9er gu beran19ault9en. tperoen bur9 Sci
niaturzS ransparente idmmtli9e regelmdBis
gen @iienbabn3iige, pel4e gu elmer ge9ebenen
Stunbe untertpegs iinb, in ibren betreffsnben
Ste[lungen ge3eigt nerben. I'm bas gauge
@ifenbabnneb oes 2anbes gu 5eigen, tperben
BON 3eit gu 3eit audi fdmmtli4e 2inien gu
slei9er s3eit iGuminirt perben, unb pirb
alsbann ungefGbr Elm Bib entite6en, tpie
es uniere Nbbiloung anbeutet. Die Sberz
fld9e Der &arte nirb pa%noramazdrtig be-
malt tperben, nobel 10 biel tpie mOgfi6 aud
bic 9auptz8 obenprobutte Der betreffenOsn
@egenben, pel9e bon ben 8abnen burcbz
19nitten tperben, ungebeutet peroen iolen.
General ommiHdr ped lit um ben nOt6iz
gen Baum fir cine fol4e Nusfte1ung angez
gungen tporben unb bofft ben Wiinl9en Der
Observation-Disclosures gere9t nerOen gu
fDnnen. Die Soften Der 4uste1unJ iperben
ndtiirGib gum groBen She'll BON Der @rpBe
bes bepiGigten &altmes unb Der 9etbeiliz
gung Der 8abngefelf9aften a%bbGngen, bo8
iinb ie onndbernb auf $4,000 ubgeI4dBt
tporoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19

%. Seemanns= Mbenteuer. Bon
S. 80. 9ablmunn.
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Sans 9opfen.
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S6nedtng.
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@ef6i9ten. @on RuoDlp6 2i1buu.
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9interton.
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Saul Qinbdu.
%. &Ietber MAIDEN 2eutt. Bon
9ottfricb Seller.
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f9en aei9es. Sin Do9l3etrOffenes Bib.
@tabIfi9.
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boaes 9ebenfbldtt an ben e itorbenen
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81. &dt er Wtlberm II. unn Sat
ferin Ngufa 8ictorta. Snei
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nter's M1eiIerperf.
SO. Sefus G1rttus. SslDrud.
80. Sie bei1ige Mur:u. OelDrud.
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folgt auf benz tleinen getbtn 3ettel bur9
8erdnosrung bes Monats uao Der Sabrssz
aab1.
Dieter :3etteG aeigt iebsn osfer, Biz gu
tpel6em Datum er ge3a9(t bot, unb mag
idumige 53abler glei95eiti9 an ibrt 8erz
pfGt9tung erinnern.
8riefe unb @elber ubr!Tirs ntaIs:
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG CO.,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
Gin 6e1anotenmoro Dor hunoert
1ahren.

8pr einigen @o9en iinb bunbert Sabre
berfloTen felt einem @reienife, baS gang
europa nit @ntriiftung unO S9reden err
fiiate unb befannt 1T uls der &aitatter Sc
lanbtenmorb."
Die leBten Sabre bes bortgen Sa6rbun>
berts tparen BON l1ne6re fir Oeuti6lanb unb
lieBen cine &ataitropbe, pte tie 1906 fir
9reuBen einsetreten lift, b~orausfeben. Set
1892 6auiten bic Sran3ofen branof9abeno
in Mittelbeutf9lunb, bic geiilt6en Siiriten
paren t6eils auf Der 5lu9t, t6eils beparben
fe fi9 um fran50if9e S9uBbriefe, bic
Gei9stagsgeianoten in Hegensburg batten
S9iffe gemiet6et, UNI i'm Npt6faqe bic Do
nou abpdrts gu flieben. Die erIte &oulition
9egen Srantret9, bic duBerli9 Preuben, Sez
fterrei9, unb bas &ei9 bereiniste, mar nerz
giftet bur9 bic @iferiu6t unb ben 8er9r5Bez
rungsbrong Der 8er6iinbeten, bic einanber
6eimlt9 befeinbeten. Ser BON &uB!anb NIT
preuBen abgel6lOfene 8ertra9 iiber bic neue
S6eiIung polens BON 1893 mar auf Setreiz
BEN Oeterrei9s pOn &atbarina II. gil ieinen
@unften repibtrt, norauf preuBen 1895 ben
SeparatfrieOen pOn8aiel abi3lOB, burd ben
es bas linte 86einufer 5rantrei9 ii6srlicb.
Oeiterrei9 repan4irte ii4 bur9 ben ebenio
i9impfli6en SrieOen bon Campo 5ormio
1897, Der Sranfrei9s 8eiibnabme bes linfen
&beinufers beitGtigte.
Sur Neuoronung Der Oinge trat i'm Oes
5ember 1877 in &aitatt elm @onsreB 3uIamz
men, auf benz bic @nmabung Der Granaoisn,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
firen, Elm Bib geben bon Der bpben Gntz
tpidlund Der beut19en &unit.

Iiren, Elm Bib geben bon Der boben Grtz
lpidlung ber beutI9en 8unit.
Ser bier ~tpieOergegebene GntiDurF hes
Brof. Siemering fir bas 8i5mardz9 Dent
mai gu Srantfurt a. M. 5at in Ser fir
oieies Oentmal uusgei9riebenen 9onturz
ren3 ben erften preis s1balten. Dem
8iinftler f9tpebte BET ieinein Gntpurfe
3peifellos bus benfpiirbiee Wort 6eS eiIers
men Samplers Dor: SEPT Dsntl9lano nur
in ben Sattel, reiten tpirb IS I0pn fpnnen!"
Pnofefor Siemering bat oieiem @ebanten
in Der Nusgeitultung beg 9snfmdl5 einz
bringli9en unD truftpo1en Glt5brud berz
lieben. l1eber ben berni9tet am 8oben liez
genben 9ra4en bintpeg msift Der groBe
&on3ler benz eOlen HoB, oa5 Ole ftpl5e Sc
ftalt Der @ermania trdgt, Ieiasn itegretbel1
8eg. Die fi9ere, 5ielbemuBte 3uherft9t
beg fieggetpobnten 9elben prdgt ii4 in br
5igur 8ismord's iiberoeugs1o aus, uno hte
@e1tdlt Der @ermania, bic init fsItem Slid
boG 1tol5en 8ertrouens in Die s3utunft
19aut, in Der re9ten 9anO bes 9}ei9es
SABINE tra9enb, tpdhrenb bic 2inte bes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
prei neue 3enkmQler.
Koiier milbeIm l., furit Sismard uto Ko=
Mig 5rieori6 WtIhelm l.

Die 3abl Der 9enfmdler, nelde OeutI9z
Lamb benz 9el0entdiie r unb Oeffen groBei1
8erutbern erri9tet, mebrt ftb fortpdbreno,
unb INNER nieber erfinnt Der I9opferi1Ge
@eift bes &iinftlers nelte ITprr1en uno N}o=
tiDe fir bieie aus @r5 unb Stein gen1pnel5
ten .3eugen Der @erebrung unb 2tebe zines
O~anfbaren Bottles. 8pn ben in iiing5ter
3ett gepldnten 9entrndIera, odrunter dud
ems fir eitren Der ebelten 9orfabren hes
8aifers, 6riebri3 8if6eGm l., 9tben lpir
bcute brei i'm 8ilbe tpRber,
@s par ein f60ner @eoarfe, am Gin
gang bes b1OfIeefanal3 bel Der grpBen
S9leuIe gu 9oltenuu Dem 8aiier Nilbelm
l., befen Nanren Der &ana[ trGgt, Elm
9entmdl gu erri9ten, bas qlei6Fam als
Wabr3eihen 9elten urb alien 6enel1, Die auf
ftoG5en @9iffen ben &an1l p~afiren, fagsn
fou: nSbne unIeren S9uBNiligen fiibre1
mir nibt biefe fi9ere SttaBs." Ser Sc
banfe nd6ert ftb nun me6r u1O mebr Der
8erpirfli6ung; benn Prof. 9ertsr, Der
S6Opfer bes Monunents, !egt 6ereits Die
leBte 6anb ait bas 9uBmo0eI, na9 beTen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19
Anfere Gifembabn= Austteuune tit
Uaris.

Die plGne fir cine groBe semeiniame
dmeritantf9e @ifenbabnz4 usftenung auf Der
nG4fidbrigen Barrier @eItausitelu1g, ipis
ie in elmer, i'm DECEMBER porigen Subres in
Gbicago abgebaltenen 8eriammIung BON
@iienbabn=M agnaten bereinburt tpuroe, nGz
bern fi9 raid ibrer 8olenOung. 0tsle Nus
fte1ung nerfpri9t Die eieenartigite uno inter-
efanteite gu iperben, Die iemals uuf bieIem
@ebiete ~beranitaltet purbe, pbpobl fir biez
ielbe oerbGltniBmdBig ipenig Baum CUR Ser
fiiglng ftebt.
Die Nusarbeitung Der plGne purbe feiner
3eit einem aus ben@e Generally afagisragenten
&nistern BON Der @bicago C Nortbipe1tsrn,
Guitis BON Der Burlington, Sebaitian bon
Der Sod Sslanb unb 9iilfs>@ s. nera(=pafiu=
gieragent 9tggins BON Der Santa Se:8abn
beitebenben Nusf4uB iibertrasen. Der @er=
Iammllng pobnten au9 9err Nlbre9t, Mitz
glieb Der &Dnigli4en 9eograpbif9en 9eIeGz
f9aft bon @nglanb, Der Maler pau( 8ilz
6elmi unb Der @lettriter @bipdrb s. Barr
Bel. Serr Gbas. 9. Mausbum, Elm betann=
ter gbicagoer Gtfen6abn=8 eamter, tegte cine
Mn3abl fleiner &eliefturten Dor, I'M ben
Gbarafter Der ~gepldnten MusiteIung gu De-
monitriren, pdbrenb SoAn s. Mcg;btonS,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19

bic iouberdn iiber beutI9e 9ebiete DerfiiJten,
11ur bur9 bic Oemut6 unb @rniebriaun9 Der
beutI9en S6etlne6mer iiberboten norber 1T.
g3i9t aufrieoen nit bam Iinten G6einufer,
ra6m Srantrei9 au9 &e6G, Mannbei:n uno
&uitel auf Dem rehten fir ii4 in 4nIpru9.
Seben @inipruA bertperfenb, bert6silten Die
Sran3ofen felbftItGn0ig Die Gnti9Gbigungen
fir bic BON i6nen CUR SdculariItrung un6
MebidtiItrung beittmmten StGnbe. Oas
traurige S4auipiel fat Biz gum Mdr3 1899,
Der S9lieBung Der 5peiten Coalition gegen
Srdntrei9, an Der England, HuBlan5, De.
iterrei9, bic Siirtei, portugaI unO Die italiez
nii9en Staaten t%beilna6men, getpd6rt. Die
Sample %begannen fofort, bic 5ranao1en Bra
9en in S9pa6en Elm, purben aber am 20.
uno Is. MGr3 bonn @ra6er5og &arG 9e19laz
gen unb na9 benz 86ein 5uriidgetrisben. 80
purbe Der GongreB in &aitatt gef3lofen, an
%. rei1ten bic fran3Off6en 8eianoten 8on=
nier, Roberjot unb OebrD, nit PGffen berIes
FEN, ub. &aun batten fte Die 8oritdbt binz
ter iid, aGs ite bon einem 9eta9ement S5ef>
Ter Gie6enbirgii4er) 9uIaren ii6erfalen
purben. 8pnnier unb &oberiot fin5 ermorz
bet unb ibrer Papiere berau6t tporoen, OebrD
fam I6tper bertpunbet nu3 3utatt 5uriid.
Oant Der beo6a9teten 9simli6teit BEL Der
bonn @r56er3og 8arl eingeleiteten ltnterius
dung 1T bic 11rbeberf9aft bes @er6reAens
ni9t ii6er feft9eftelt tpDrOen.
8a6ri4einli4 t6eilt fi9 bic G9ulo 5fpiz
i4en benz 9eneralquartiermeiter beg @r3~
ber3o9s &arl, General S9eiOt, unO nieoeren
Offi5ieren. S4eibt bat geduBert, es tpiirbe
niiBlt9 fein, tpenn ben rdnfepolen @eIanbz
ten Srantrei4s tbr Nr9ib tpegsenommet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19

Secretdr bes 9enerdlcommifGrs Der Ser.
Staaten fir Die Parifer Nustelung, Die
Stelung Der 8unoesregierung bieIem I'M
ternebmen gegeniiber ertldrte unb bic 3nedz
mdBtgteit unb 8ort6eile elmer gemeiniamen
4usfte1ung Der %@iienbabnen aussinanberz
febte. Settler bat Die Sadie faBbare Sc
ftdlt angenommen unb es purbe in lebter
3eit bereits elm formeles ~1ebereintommen
Der 9efeaf9aften unter5ei9net.
Die Bis ieBt enttporfenen PGdne umfdfen
Die &nfertigung elmer groBen, aufre4t ite=
5erben &elieffarte Der Ser. Stdaten, auf
pel9er ale ACKNOWLEDGMENT unb ionitigen
natiirli9en 8ef4uffenbeiten bes 2unbes in
ben ri4tigen 8erbGltni1en unb paIfenoen
Sarben per3ei9net finb. gu beiben Seiten
oes Spectatoriums, in nel9em Dieie &arte
Nuffte1ung er6dlt, perben 8uben uufgeI9la=
gen tperoen, in benen bic ei~n5elnen 9efeIz
13often ibre Spnoerausftelungen berdntal=
ten. Oas 8rObenberbdltniB Der &arte pirb
Elm 3oI fir iebe Meile fem, 10 baB bic
gauge &arte etpa 40 SUB bp9 unD $50
SUB lang piro. Die 8oute jeoer ein5elnen
@ifenbubnlinie pirb Ourh cine eleftriI6e
@orri9tung ange3eigt perben, 3. +. burd
@eri4iebung zines umf6ultzS 9liiKels pirO
na4 8elieben irgenb cine Der 3outen elefz
trif4 beleu9tet, pdbrenb Der Same Der be-
treffenben 9efeGf@uft in groBen 8ubfiaben
Dor Der g1atform erf9eint, BON pelder aus
bic Pldne bur3 8ortrdge erlGutert peroen.
QuBerbem perben am Mbenb NIT benz Sine
matograpb 1nb Bel Sage mitelf oes Sine
tosfops 8oritelGrngen gegeben nerben, bel
benen 9cenerien Der betreffenben 8a6nen in
betpegIiden 8ilbern, pie ite an einem auf
Der Sdbrt befinbli9en 3use boriiberfliegen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19

grOBen &an5lers S6uGter beriibrt, bertDr=
pert treffli9 bic Ieitenbe Sbee b.s Stint
ers. 9us in froftOolIen Sormen gebaltene
SentmaG, befen Sodel 8eGief6itD:r aus benz
9eeresfeben f4miiden, tpirb borausiibtli3
zines Der f9Dniten unb tpirtlamitsn Gebsnt>
iperte tperben, bic bus beutI6e Splt feinem
erften unb grOBen &analer crri3tet.
0as populGrfte Stanbbilo Der Sieges=
alice pirb pobl bas Sriebri9 8ilbelms L.
tperben. Ni4t BLOB besbal6, neil oas @n=
oentsn an biefen t~ernigen 9oben3olIern in
5abllofen 4nefOOt6en lebt, fonbern neil
Siemering ettpas 2~eben0iges 9eI9uffen bot
Der a0nis, beien Bib mt: bier mad bem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19

9onenbuna bic &usfibrung beg Gan5en in
feinen r~ieienbuften 9imenfionea e~rfol9en
fam. DUFF ftetnigem 8pben erbebt ft4 Elm
marfiqer @odel, Der Die bpdemporgeri4tete
@eftalt bes &uiIers, Der in Die 6erne gu
bliden f9eint, trGgt. Seine 2trfe bdlt cine
papierne &oGe, tpobG Die l1rtunbs unb
9ldne gum &analbau, tpd5rsno bic &ebte
ouf bic 6luren pett unb 0aS WdfIe1 BIN
beutet. CUR &e9ten unh 2intsa Des
@odels = unb bas giebt Dem 9enfmuG EN-
gan5 e~igenartiees unO Dem StanODrt 10 unz
gemein angepaBtes @eprdge fibt ie elm
aermanif9er 8ede auf p6antaHlld gefornz
tenn S4iffsi4nabel. nit &noer. S4ilb nup,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19

piirbe. Wie ii9 Der 5ii6rer bes 6uiarens
Seta3ements perbalten fat, 1T ni9t 5etannt
getporben; inbeB iener Wuni6 bes Generals
lieB einen 6~lutigen Nusgang erparten, ba Die
gutptqige 9erausgabe Der papiere pon Sci
ten Der 5ran5ofen ni4t gu ertparten mar.
@uf groBe S6eilna6me in Oeut1@Iano
9atten bic @rmorbeten teinen Qnipru9; a5sr
Oas 8er6re4sn tpurOe a1semein betlagt, bo
Die nnberleBli4teit bon 9efanbten Ie1bt Bel
uncibiliiirten @Dltern geadtet unb unter 0es
btloeten gu ben erften Anforberunge1 bes
internationalen &eAts 9eaG6lt 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19

Srei6eit ein9ebau4t, pie fe tpobl feinem
Der 9%enfntdler 8erIin's, ben berrli9en &urz
%fiirften u~usgenommen, tnnetDpbnt. 90 fret
er componirte, 10 lieB er benz aOnig boh
ettpds bon Der 3eit, bic i'm aebar, ben iiberz
frdftigen, tpu4tigen Srob Ser 8orpd. Ser
&at1er, tpel9er Die @etalt bieies 9cbenz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-19

soGern aus Der Standardization unb I'M
timem Stmbium tennt, 5eiete fi4 nit Siez
mertn9's '4uffufung einberitanoen urb
briidte, nie mir beri3tet baben, benz Bib
ner, als er bas MobeG fiira1i3 beft9tigte,
feline Nnertennung riid6altslos aus.