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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-07-19
FISH in THE sNowBANKs
A MOS, usIaae M, welcome s.rt 90
. ssowsIide AmonH NOR
vsesisn Masstsiss. GOO

A snow avalanche with very unusual
results 10 reported from Norway. II
rave the people Of Christiania some
Thing 20 talk about for n week. The
unique phenomenon occurred among
the low mountains back OF the capital
on March II. There had been M ex-
traordinary fall OF snow. and then came
. big thnw, which melted a great deal
OF the Ice In the little l.illedal river. A
very large number OF fish had their
home In this stream, and what hop
peped TO them 10 the unusual feature Of
this avalanche. says the New York sun.
In the night large mass Of snow on
the hills on one side Of the stream
slipped from the slopes and gldcd with
great velocity down Into the river. The
face OF the avalanche was about n mile
In length. and for that distance u aid
Into the river. not sharing the river bea
with the water. but violently cjccting
the stream aud the hsh living IN II.
The force OF that conclusion must
have been very great, for the wnter aud
fsh were hurled hundreds OF feet. Next
morning the people were very much
surprised 20 end. high on the slopes Of
the hills bordering the other side Of tho
valley, n great number Of fish scattcrcd
over the snow. For some days there
was q most unusual sort Of fishing In
progress. Men. women aud children
were laundering about In the snow
gathering the fish Ia baskets, and the
people living along the valley had all
the fab they could cat without batting
n hook
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-07-19
NOT A FAIR TEST.
Fev the vIctin Of Rabies DIsd trs.
the Treatmeai ss the
ftfth Day.

They were talking about hydropho-
bIa and rabies. One OF the party was a
well.known Philadelphia physician.
says the Chicago Evening News lie lis
tened quietly to the quasi scientific the.
cries of the others, and when they lad
quite finished. one Of them said:
What have you got to Eay about II.
doctor?"
WELL" he said. thoughifully. Il
would not exactly like to say what my
opinion Is. might be miSrrportcd;
but will tell you. II you Ike. how tho
disease was treated 100 or 200 years ago.
Al that time hydrophobia, Ia common
with every other obscure disease, was
thought 10 be the work Of devil, and
oil sorts % queer tricks were rcsorted
to 60 drive him out. There Ia on record
Q case which occurred at Colchester. In
England. IL was n woman who had
been bitten by n rabld dog. The cur
Was killed. OF course, aud the treat
ment Of the woman was In keeping with
the period. She was placed ia a bath
Of tepid water mp 10 her neck
and ducked seven times. each time be-
ing kept under ~ long a. she could hold
her breath. This was TO be repeated
every seven hours for seven days, abe
being fed on milk only during the treat
ment. Unfortunately. she died on tho
nfth day. but the doctor graVely re-
marked that II was a pity, for ~ sho
bad held out two days longer she would
have been cured. And that Is probably
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-07-19
Miss LOckheart's
LETTER TO MRS. PiNKHAN.

ltrrrtE TO HS1 fISKHAu no. 67.iotl
81 cannot express my gratitude 10
you for the good that Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has done
for me. l have taken five bottles of
the Compound and two boxes of Liver
Pills and feel better In every respect.
! Lad suffered for years with dropsyi
the veins in my limbs burst, caused
from the pressure OF the water. had
the worst kind OF kidney trouble. faint
ing spells, and could not stand long
at time. l also had female weakness
and the doctor said there was tumor
In my left side. The pains ] had TO
stand we're something dreadful. A
friend banded me little book OF yours,
30 got your medicine aud IL has saved
my life. felt better from the first
bottle. The bloating aud the tumors
have all gone and do not suffer any
pain. am still using the Vegetable
Compound and hope Others may find
relief as have done from its use. -
Miss N. ]. LocKnEART, Box 10, ELIZA.
DErH, PA.
odly the women who have suffered
with female troubles can fully appre.
ciate the gratitude OF those who have
been restored To health.
Mrs. Pinkham responds quickly and
withoutcharge TO all letters from su fer.
Ing women. Her address is Lynn, Mass.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-07-19
NOTES OF REFORM.

Take no thought for the morrow does
not mean that you shall destroy the in
tellect with whisky.-Sling.
Sixty thousand tons Of corks ale used
each year for the bottled beer sold and
drank by the people Of England.
The temperance people of Bitming-
ham, Ala, have by agitation compelled
the saloons to close on Sundays.-Leyer.
The old false and foolish notion that
lager beer is u comparatively harmless
drink has been effectually exploded
Christian Work.
II is stated that the banks in Kansas
have been larger deposits in proportion
TO population than any other state in
the union except Maine. Kansas and
Maine are prohibition states.
Temperance resolutions count for
nothing; some of the most ringing ex-
pressions against low down drunken
ness have come from liquor organlza.
tionS.--Wayne County CO., Herald.
The Chicago Tribune, having kept .
record Of crime for ten years, declares
that the saloon business Of the United
States is directly ehargeable with To-
tel Of 53,4so murders between 1885 and
1890.
A movement 20 exclude liquor deal
ers from church membership has been
started in Louisville, KY, by Rev. T. T.
Eaton, ID. d.. pastor Of ono of the
wealthiest churches In that city. Reese
lutions were passed urging them 10
give up their business. and allowing
one year In which to abandon II " lssvS
the church.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-07-19

GIVE Me ONE KISS" HE INSISTED.
toners to his shop, and prouder still of
her love.
As the morning progressed, the
crowds began to gather in the plaza.
Fsirdayi in Palermoisa gala event. Every
man and woman puts on his and her
best, bright with ribbons and decorated
with flowers. They walk about in the
morning, looking into the booths and
eating sweetmeats. In the afternoon
there are cock fights, and Punch and
Judy shows and fencing bouts. Much
wine is drunk, and as evening comes on
there are brawls and fights at the
tavern.
This day was like all other fair days.
BY nightfall the streets were full of
Toisterers. But Gabrielle did not hes
itate TO start out alone when Petro
failed TO come after her.
From the tavern came shouts and
songs, but she did not heed. Straight
into the drinking-room she went, and
there, sure enough, was Petro, sleepy
with drink, but trying TO keep his eyes
open, so that he could pour more of the
stuff down his throat.
Gabrielle pulled him by the sleeve.
He looked at her in dazed sort of way,
but made no effort to rise from the
table.
"Petro, II is time we were starting"
she said. 1T is late, and il will take us
three hours TO travel the road in the
dark"
Petro still stared vacantly. But the
others at the table were not so stupid
when they saw a pretty girl. One Of
them caught Gabrielle by the wrist,
and, drawing her toward him, tried TO
kiss her. She screamed and struggled
20 break from him, but he held her.
Come, now, little one; give me one
kiss" he insisted.
"Petro, help me-" she cried. Petro
did not move.
But from another corner OF the room
came unexpected aid. boy dressed
like goatherd ran up. In one hand
was his whip, and with il he struck the
drunkard In the face. With cry OF
rage, the fellow sprang up, releasing
Gabrielle's arm. The boy stepped aside
as he sprang at him, and, sticking his
foot cut, tripped him so that he fell
SPRAYING on the floor. A moment later
the boy had seized the girl ans they
were running from the place.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-07-19

early In the last century were admit
ted under such tariff regulations 40
20 be comparatively cheap. The taste
for these spread rapidly, and the let
tiers and diaries Of the time present pic
lures Of revolving dissipation among
the land-owning governing class.
Drunkenness was the to-be-cxpected
condition. and the man who could car
ry" the largest amount Of port was the
man OF mark and won the plaudits Of
admiration. The most brilliant Of Eng
lish statesmen were ncapacitated or
died at IS or 20. The better habits OF
to-day have much 10 do with the length
encd lives Of such men as Brougham,
Palmerston and Gladstone. No doubt
the national health was impaired by
the national habit Of dissipation. Read
the novels OF tho last century and see
how the feast was not thought TO have
been worthily appreciated till man
had drunk his three bottles and was
snoring In beastly inconsistencies un-
der the table.-lndependent.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-07-19
Antonio and Gabrielle
CHAPTER /.

CHAPTER 4.
DkLERMO was not vet awake Her
eyes were still heavy with the
nights slumbers, though here and there
shutter was flung open as the donkey.
cart ratified past.
In the streets the gray mist of the
sea still fingered. but the sun was strug.
Cling through and the golden glow on
the red-roofed houses gave promise OF
a glorious day. The girl in the cart
rubbed her eyes as she raised her head
from the blanket and smiled:
Eve will have a good day, Petro," she
said.
Petro nodded. and hit the donkey
with the whip. II Inattered little TO him
whether or not the sun shone, even II
IL were the day of Palermo's street fair.
Wine tasted as well in the tavern ms
under the trees. and he knew the don
key could find the road back 10 Castle
monte though the clouds poured rain
all day.
But the girl bubbled over with hap
piness. She shifted the damp air and be-
gan TO sing. Petro scowled. Finally, as
they came upon square and he drew
up to let the donkey stick his nose in
the fountain, he said:
II will go TO the tavern, Gabrielle.
You can walk TO the plaza.
With that the girl jumped TO the
ground and took the basket he handed
10 her. Across the square she walked,
then down a narrow street and, again
turning, the boulevard. already deco
rated with flags and streamers, lay be-
fore her.
a few early arrivals like herself were
there. Nearly all were girls, and they,
too. carried baskets. Here and there a
man was stretching n gay awning over
the street or busting his wares.
Gabrielle kept on her way until she
reached little shop, where pleasant
faced old man was taking down the
gratings. As he caught sight of her he
came down from the bench and kissed
her on the cheek.
"You are early, Gabrielle" he said.
81 have come an hour before you said
so that might help you" she answered.
And, taking of her straw bonnet, she
began to fly about the place, changing
this vase into a new light and placing
the little pieces of statuary along the
shelves so that they would show TO bet
ter advantage. She talked in a merry
way as she mo7ed about, and the old
man smiled as he watched her. He was
proud of this niece of his; proud of her
pretty face, which always brought Gus
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-07-19
AN OK ON TRIAL

Ex n 80
I knew an old farmer who kept q big or,
lie ate a great deal but worked not .
stroke:
Men put him In pound IS tight as q box,
And placed on his neck a big iron yoke
They fed him whole nelds OF the best Of the
corn,
But he pushed like the dell with the point
Of his horn,
And of from his pound and his keepers
he broke.
with a terrible rush the pavement he'd
take,
Or sweep with his horns the thick
crowded street.
All barriers aud fences to check him he'd
break,
And hood and run over whomever he'd
meet:
III. nostrils were red with the blood tina,
he shed.
Hls pathway was s,rswed with the dying
and dead,
From the thrust Of his horns or the tread
OF his feet
OF this horrible OF the townsmen all spoke.
or his pound and his keepers and victims.
foriorn.
Some said he was safe for he wore a big
yoke.
And sthers said not because Of his horn.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-07-19

The creature. some said. deserved to b
killed;
Some argued. his pound men higher should
build,
And instanoed the market he made for
the corn.
In spite OF his yoke and his keepers twas
found,
Since the owner paid license and bought
Up the corn.
That respectable" men would open the
pound.
And let on, the or. with the terrible horn:
II some would complain OF terror and pain.
And point to the victims the monster had
slain.
They were laughed at as ''eranks' and
hooted with scorn.
n wise man. at last. with this wickedness
vexed.
4 volume. weil-worn. from his side pock-
ct drew:
Hear. ,ownsmen." he s~id."I'll read you
text.
Which tells with the owner and on what
to do"
He read. and the people with mereiless
stones
Crushed in the ox-monster. his horns and
his bones.
Then righteousiy slew the ox-owner. too.
Joel swartz. In National Advocate.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-07-19
PRACTICAL.

Drunkenness, reyelry, and excess
read to crimes which would never have
been committed were the actors sober.
There is handwriting OF warning
and OF doom on the wall for every sim
ner. IL may be invisible for a time,
like that kind Of writing which Is in
visible till brought TO the fire, or
touched with chemicals, but II is writ
ten where his eye shall sometime see II.
All irreverenee in the house Of God,
all punning and testing with sacred
things, as the Bible and hymns, all
worldly use Of holy time and holy
lhiuga 10 akin 70 the ain Of BslshazEsF.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10
apaa1estnaBe eutatots ataats- asftmeta, aatthuod1, 10. aelat 1899.

G%rpdrmung bient, uno ME Die tlsinen @az
poo1es bies 6euer Bel elmer &dlte pon 40
bis so @rab umtan5en, pG1renD Die Mutz
ter bas @fTen fo4t, - Wenn INNER tie Elm
Moost6ier erlesen, giebt es eir groBes Set,
bas ni9t e6er enbet, als Sig bas Glei1G
gdn3li9 ber3e6rt lit, pOrauf man auFs
Neue auf bic Sago gebt.
@abri6einlih babt S6r bpn Der Selbitz
morbzGpibemie bier gebDrt, Bier Mdb9en
unb Elm Munn BADEN bier in ben lsbien bier
@o9en ibrem 2e6en Elm @noe gemabt. =
Ser Geft bes 8riefes 1T 9ripatangelegen=
beiten gepibmet. Nus linn gebt berpor,
baB bas Grmer6en BON fDlofialen @ermDgen
in Nlasta ni4t oft borfommt, uno baB
man bort ebeniO bart 5ugreifen unn feline
Ir6eit i3euen muB, ME etna Der Neuz@n=
tOmmIing bier.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

8orna6me Der @olfs3d6lung, ME ale dnz
0eren fatiitiI9en Qrbeiten, bon ielbit suz
fallen tpur0e.
Na4 Dem leBten Nuslpeis bes Comp
troGers bon Gbicago Tinb audi in BET Ser
paltung unierer Stabt i'm leBten Sabre
iiber cine Mi1ipn Dollars erfpart nprben.
Sin She'll buOOn mag Der @6rli9feit unb
Observation-Disclosures bes GomptroQers at
per0anfen Iein, aber Elm ni6t un6e1rd9tz
ll4er 1T ie6enfals auf &e6nung oes Gipil@
btenites gu f3ret6en, 10 un0oIfommen er
au9 bur9gefi6rt norben 1ein mag, Oar
aus laiien ilh grOBe Otnge erboffen fir
Die 3eit, mo er e6rli6 geibt fem unb
lt5 III poIem MaBe eingebiirgert 6aben
pirb. Man 6enfe, nie groBortige GrIparz
Mile our4 Ginfibrung beg GioilOienite in
uniere GpuntDGmter, uniere @o6lt6Gtig>
feitsanitalten, uniere 9urfDerpoltunoen u.
/. h. gen1a6t tperben tpiiroen.
limb Oieie 53eit pirb fommen. @roBe
&eformen bringen ni6t nit einem G6laqe
Our3 unb einge6irgerte MtBifGnbe la1en
fi4 ni9t bur9 Elm einfa6es Oefret a6F6ofs
fen, Die 8efOrmen miiFen Ti4 lan9fam
ibren 8o0en erObern rno Ielbt gele9entlid)e
Hitdi4lGge nit in ben &auf nebmen. l1nb
nod ME bat cine &eform einen 10 unurterz
bro6snen 5ortf3ritt gu oer3ei4uen, pie Der
GiOilbienit.
SO iebr man ii6 uub nod bage9en
ftrdu6en mag, bic meiiten Der beute Qebenz
BEN tperben i'm iiberaG, in Sopn, 9tabt,
Staat un6 9unD, triumpbiren fe6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

cine gepiie 8eDeutung. Sn ieiner gsgen<
lpdrti9en @eitalt nuroe es BON GeppplD @raf
WieienD b. 0isienburg I'M Sabre 1904 gez
baut, unb Die 6affabs 9e1sn zen breiedigen
PGab unter ben 5u4laa6en 6eigt ben Gin
fluB Der StDlri9tung 6ifher's ppn @rlah.
8pm Sabre 1704 bis gum Sabre 1889 irar
barin bic faiIerlt6e Malerz unb 9ilDGaller@
Ifabemie unterge6raAt. SIM Sabre 1923
bate Die Witttpe 0es @rafen g9ieb te5tamenz
tarii9 bas 9aus gu elmer Stiftung fir Sim
Der armer gpnpertitsn unD fir anoare Wdiz
ientinber beitimmt. Ger ben 6of bes alien
9aufes betritt, iie6t md beute an oefen linz
fer Seite cine Setter uno 5~ipan5ig 5iemli9
~bienitunfdbi9e, nit elmer Ie6r e9r!piir0ieen
Staub16i6t bebedte 6erereimer6en bor@
14riftsmdbtg angebradt, nie 1olAe in oIen
9Gufern emit auf @runb elmer Seuerl5i9z
oronung aus benz p%origen Sabr6un0ert aufz
gebdn9t tperben muBten. Oas 9dus cr9ielt
ben Namen S90n6runnsr6au5, neil Elm
f9Dnber9ttterter Drummer alf benz plabe ppr
benz 6aufe itdno, Der Jegen @npe bes prrtz
gen Sdbr6unberts %entfernt purbe. @eIpetit
tpuroe bic Ter Drummer aus e;nar WaiIerleiz
tung, Die lire QueQen an BEN I66ingen he5
Wtenernalbes bon Oprnba6 bis 6iittelborf
be1aB. Damn tpurbe beren Iusldufbrunnen
in ben 6of bes 9auIeS Derlsgt. Die dlteren
in Der inneren Stabt Ipo6nenoen @ierer perz
ben fi4 nod baran crinnerit, bdB tis CUR Gr=
%Offnung Der Serbindnbs : 0p%naupaferleiz
tung inner6alb Der 6GuIer nur i'm f~iirter5z
btf6Ofli3en palai8, beim 9pnner'I9en
Drummer, i'm alten MagiItrat5gebduOe unO
i'm S60nbrunnerbauie Elm gute5 Srinfz
pafer 5t befommen pdr, tpo5u Ii9 mod
einige Dffentltbe Nuslauf6runnsn i'm Si19z
bpf, am 9p6en W}artt, Nm 0of, ouf Der
5repung, am 8ra6e1, am 9fe1ten Mdrft unb
am 5ran5isfanerplab QefeGten. @runbbt9z
lth lGBt ii9 Elm breimaltger 11m6au hieIe3
9auies perfolgen. Sm Sabre 1879 puroe es
an cine Samilie R0iTel berfauft; I'M Sabre
1886 talfte es cine 5rau Barbara S6pab.
Ser 3peite 8au an OteIer Stene erfplgte i'm
Sabre 1903, mo es lib Der 8eIiBer 9arthploz
m0us 5repsleben, r9t0mti1 tapTerli6 Sra
ieftdt oberiter 9auS5eugnleiIter", umbaute.
Die Qebensbauer bes eriten 6aufes ldBt ftb
ni4t me6r genuu ~5eitimnen; bas 5weite
itano 1856 Sabre, bas brittle 1875 Sabre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10
Set Stmsem Ses GiutlSiemaes.

Sn benz n~eueiten Sabres6eri9t Der Sum
Observation-Disclosures benz flint
sebnten - mirb 6arget6an, baB felt Gin
fii6rung beg GtoilbienItes bic Soften Der
gr6e6ung Der 30Ge UNI 25 9ro3en! ober
$1,000, 900, Die Soften bes 8unbesbienTtes
ans9eiammt UNI etpa 100000 pe-rinz
CERT poroen ftnb. 9as alein piirbs 9e=
nigen, ben grOBen Nubea nes GipiIbienites
feit5uitelen unb feline Nusbe6nung auf ale
3peige oes 8unOesotenite gu re9tferttgen,
aud tpenn es ni6t un3tpeiFel6aft tpdre. baB
Die REMEMBERING Der patronage unb Der
Belegenbeit gum Yliinbern Der 0ffentli9en
&ailen einen pDblt6uenben unb beiTernben
GtnfluB auf unier politii9es 2e6en Su iiben
beqinnt.
A1r3 aus hieiem 8eri6t ge6t tpieber Fer
Dor, baB bas Spitem fi8 mebr uno mebr
bsfeitigt, uno tpenn aud Der Iebte @ongreB
es ab9elebnt fat, ben nd6ften Genius unter
ben @tOtlbient gu itelen, 10 mag ben iebiz
gen Die OffentIi3e Meinunq nod in LETTER
Stunne oa5u 5~piugen. @an8 fi9er u6er
ipIro Der nd3ite Oann unter ben GibilnienIt
gefteut fperoen, penn ni6t Bis ba6in Be-
reits Elm itatiftii&es @mt eingeridte: 1T,
dpel3es ielbftperitdnbGi8 unter gipilbtenftz
Tsgeln fteben pirbe, unb benz banu bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10
Ger8Dana, eim &ui@tt0er r1tiTiGer
Nnrnpffet.

Nuf ben ausbriidli9en 8efe6l oes G5u<
ren bat man am 16. Mtdr5 nit benz Nieoers
retBeu Der bret 90rfer Mintiu6e, &ai9gar
uno Sabiit i'm Serg6ana@@e btet bcgonnen,
bic ben Serb bes poriG6ri9en M~ufltanoes
unh lteberfaQes BON NnOiI6un unter Si6z
rung bes bingeridteten SSf6ans Wtarali bill
beten. Die mobameOanif6en Nn Iieblungcn
perben e~ntfernt unb an i6rer Steae ptrb
CUR Sii6ne Elm groBes ruff19es Oorf ge@
srinbet, 6us aus 200 9Dfen beiteben tpirb.
Oas gauge NreaG tit bereits permefen uno
Der PGdB fir cine ruifi9e S3ule unb
&ir@e irtpie fir bic abminiftratiben 8au~
li3teiten abgeitedt. 1teberbaupt ioG inter
Ger 2eitung beg Ie6r energif9en neuen Sc
btets3efs 8eneralmaiors Si9aifomsli Elm
traffes &egiment i'm BON Der gfatur reid
geie9neten 5ergbana eingefibrt Ietu, mas
i'm Snterefie Der tulturelen @%ntpidsIuns
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

oes reiGen 2anbes freubig begriiBt tperoen
muB. General Si9uitOpsfi Ioa oringerd
I'm 8erlGnqerung Der transfaspii9en 8I6n
our9 cine 3neiglinie na4 @booilent unh
&ofan borftelig gelporben fem uno 3lglst4
umfangreiGe Bldne CUR &olontTtrung Ser
g6ana's nit nationalruiiti4en 8auern aus
Dem Snnern bes europdif9en &uBlano oIs>
geurbeitet BADEN. Siir's @r1te ftt0, ME IS
6eiBt, 2Gnoereien fir ettpd 500 ruliiiGe
Samilien frei, bic i'm 2aufe bes Sabres on=
gefieoelt peroen IoIen un6 eine1 telten
ruifii9en @runbftpd inmitten Der mobdlnez
baniI6en 8ep0lferung btlben perDen- Nues
oies benefit, tpeIfe 8i4tigfett man fuiltz
I9erIeits Dem @ebiete un6 Ieiner @niirttez
lung beimiBt. Die Sei0en= nnO 8aun1=
polenprobuttion 5ergbana's fat cine groBs
3ufunft unb lit bereits ieBt - Die SER
g6anaf9en Seibenraupen 5dbIt man au
ben pert6oolliten - in bliiben6em Nufz
f4mung begriffen, pG6renb Die REDEEM
Nfinerali3GBe in Der 3utunft cine i6eraus
lobnenbe Nus6eute beripre9en.
No3 in anberer 6infi9t lit 5erg9ana
pi6tig; es 1T g%epifermaBen oas 9interz
lamb bes untpirtbli9en, aber als englt14z
ruiiii4e 9ren3e 6~o66ebeutenben Pannir=
pllateaus, ienes n9ades Der @elt", al Dem
Die 6ritiI4en unb ruiii19en aiiatiI9sn Sn<
t%ereien in nabe Siblung u1b 3eibung tree
ten unb no erft tiir3li6 bic Gufen in aler
SttIe einen neuen S9ritt oorpdrts qet6an
6a6en, ben @nglanb als6alo bat gut5eiBen
miiffen. Ser bliibenbe unb ii6ere 3uitdn0
Serg6ana'5 1T fpmit fir bic ruIIiI9eu 8orz
poiten auf benz gamir, beren SEPARATIONS
BATS Jergbuna btlbet, bon GROCER 8i9z
tigtett. Ser Quftanb bes porigen Sa6res,
Der bon rein lotaler 8ebe1tung mae, fat
Der rufItf6en Gegierung in Gentralailen Su=
glei3 tptlfommene @elegen6eit .ge6pten,
o6ne grOBeres Nuffe6en bic 8eIabunqsn i'm
gan3en @ren5rapon oes turteitanii6en Sc
neralz8 oubernements bebeutenb gu DerTtGrz
fen, 10 baB HuBlanb i'm genannteu Milis
tdrbe3irt 6eute ii6er cine anIe6nli9e, ppblz
gei4uIte Sruppe berfigt, Bel Der beIDnbere
4ufmerfIamteit auf Elm berporra9enoes
Sfi3iercorps bertpenbet pirb. Sin GROCER
S6etl Der Sffi3iere beberri6t 6as 9inboz
ituni gang ppr3iigIid, unb erft Dor einigen
@o3en Pat 0as&riegsminifterium beitimmt,
ouB benienigen Sffi3ieren, Die ben 5peiz
id6rtgen &urfus in bteier Spra6e abioIz
Diren, cine ie4smOnutli4e Sage uls @raz
tiftfatton ausge8ublt perben iolle unb bic
beiten 46ioloenten nub Snbten r5ur psitez
rem praftii4en @erbollfommnung i'm Sim
o%oitant" abfOmmunOirt perben biirften. Ob
oteie n@btommanoirungen" 6errn gur3on
unb ieiner 8egierung eefaGen merOen,
oiirfte re4t fragli4 ietn. gRuBlunbs @telz
lung an ben SbOren Snbisns tptrb icoenz
faqs INNER fefter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

Die DSenaif DE 3ettung", 8erz
lag u. Neuen3a6n's @r6en, begging am 20.
&pril bic 5eier bes 225idbrtgen Sc
It ebens unb 0as 5Ojd6rtge Su6ilGum bes
8eiBes elmer eigenen 9ruderei. Set Der
8riinoung pirb bic 3ettung ununterbro9en
BON Der Samilie Neuen6u6n berausgegebe..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10
9rteTi6es aus eeferrci@ =1taearn,

SatlonidIuB unb SribGin9sanfons. Der rDntt>
i9e Qbbate unb iein Sratoriim. -Sus@erit6t
non bes 6oiiers 9te6e1permdblltng. = 9aS
Sung9eieQentbum bes TbronerbeH. - Notb on
reprGientatipen 0amen bel Sofe. Neue 9tffe>
rensen 5pii6en Ositerrei6 unb 1lnsorn. =
9as S60nbrunnerbauS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

Bum Maitermin pirb bas %io9enGtnte
g 60nbrunnerbaus nnter ben 3u9=
lauben Ger. 8, in benz fi9 bGs &usteaun9s@
Ipfdl bes Oeiterrei9tI9en 8nntDereins lett
befen @riinbung i'm Sabre 1850 befanb, BON
ben purteien %gerdumt unO Johann femnltrt.
Sn Der 2otalsei4i9te @iens 9at OieIes 9aus
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-05-10

@ir tommen aus ben 5eheIeien 5tpifGsn
l1nearn unb Oeiterrei6 anlGBli9 Der G5ea'z
i9en 6ormel ni3t berauS. 11ngarn ftebt auf
Dem Gtanbpuntte, baB gu neueren Nusz
gleidsber9anOlun9en nit Oefterreib fein
NnluB Dor9anOen lei, Da bic @eeG'f6e Sorz
mel cine rein ungar:T9e SADIE fei, tpel9e lez
bigli9 Die berfaifungsmdB:ge ge6anbGung
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in l1ngarn b~etrsffe,
ben Snbalt biefer 8orla9en ober in feirer
@eife beriibre. 0as &a6inet Sbun 1T anOe=