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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-11-20
Jay Gould,s Modest Wants.

Ny wants are few; scorn to be
A querulous refiner;
I only want America
And a mortgage deed of China;
And if kind fate threw Europe in,
And Africa and Asia,
And few islands of the sea,
I'd ask no other treasure.
Give me but these, they are enough
To suit my humble notion
And I'll give up to other men
All land beneath the ocean;
Those vast untitled, ungathered fields,
So fertile and prolific,
That untrod acreage of soil
The bed of the Pacific.
l only want to own the earth,
And regulate and man it;
My wants are all contracted down
To just one little planet.
A desert tent was good enough
For Abraham and Sarah,
And I'd give all my fellow-men
A house-lot in Sahara!
.-Adair County Farmer.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-11-20
THE sUs-rREAsURY.
The Plan in Full Blast In Favor Of The
Distillerios.


The Plan in Full Blast In Favor Of The
Distilleries.
The sub-treasury craze was taken
up as q species Of class legislation and
prodigal waste. unparalleled in the his
tory of the world. Courier.
The above is but sample Of the
stuff that has gone forth from nearly
every Democratic and Republican
printing Office in the country since the
sub treasury plan was first advocated
two years ago. says the Arkansas SEN
tinel The plan or scheme is neither
Democratic or Republican scheme,
and the leaders of both parties, with
one accord. fight it and denounce it as
unconstitutional and extravagant, and
of course their little subordinatss all
over the country soon ''catch on" and
fall into line. The sub treasury plan
never originated with national bankers
1t never originated with railroad kings.
1t never originated with capitalists
1t never originated with any of our
congressman or lawmakers. No, the
present sub treasury plan that is agitat-
ing the people and opening their eyes,
never originated with the plutocracy,
but the principle of the whole plan
has been enacted into law years and
years ago in favor of few. There
are at present about 4, 900 regis
tered distilleries in full blast in the
United States, manufacturing an
article that damns men and
destroys the peace and happi-
ness of their homes. The gov
eminent guards with tender care the
interest of these whisky manu-
facturers. Government warehouses
are provided for this whisky ring, in
which to store their whisky. Store
keepers are employed by the gov
ernment their salaries paid by the
government to guard this whisky for
the space of three years. This is done
absolutely without expense to the
owners-they not even paying the
revenue until the expiration of three
years, if they see proper to hold their
whisky that length of time before SELL
ing it. This is not ALL These whisky
barons get certificates of deposit, take
them to the banks where they are con-
verified into money. Thus the whisky
manufacturer has his produce stored
in a government warehouse without
costing him cent at the same time
drawing money on the article. Pre-
cisely the same thing the farmers and
other laborers are asking for; only
they don't ask the government to do
as much for them as it is doing for
those whisky millionaires.
By this system the government is
placing millions of money into the
pockets of a class of spectators whose
business it is to see that no law is en-
acted that will injure them. The mil
lions of dollars annually spent in the
interest of this favored few is not
class legislation, neither is it extrava-
gance. But it is extravaganza and
class legislation for farmers and other
laborers, who compose four-fifths of
our population, to ask for an increase
of the circulating medium-money
sufficient to transact the legitimate
business of the country. Let the
farmers ask for relief, the subsidized
press will raise a howl; let the gov
eminent open its treasury to the
whisky ring, these papers remain as
silent as the grave.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-11-20
Omens and Condolences.

do l believe in omens?" said
resident of Detroit. We'll, / don't
know. l certainly believe in coinci-
dences. An acquaintance of mine
who was interested in getting up a
statue to famous man came to NV
house to look at picture and a plas.
ter bust happened to have. Alter
he had gone | picked up the book I
had been reading and bad nearly an
ished. You can believe l was aston
lshed when | come to it's closing
words: What is fame? A wretched
picture and worse bust"
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-11-20

have little ambition to acquire land or
possessions. moving from one location
to another each year. Mexico is .
wonderfully rich farming country and
should have some of our wideawake
Ohio agriculturists to show them how
to conduct farming. j. w. Coughey
in the Ohio Farmer.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-11-20

Wiggsy- "There'll be some nm
when Newsplice meets johnson the
organist who played at his wedding },
Biggsy- Why?"
Wlggsy-'As the bridal party was
going down the aisle he played will
you all be with me when the scron ~ -
ginsp'" = 80
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-11-20
Venetian Glass.

In connection with the Venetian
glass industry the terrible circum-
stance is noted that after many years
of work, when the workmen are be-
tween forty and fifty years of age, they
begin to lose their sight and after a
short while are wholly blind. There
seems to be no remedy for this unfor-
tunate state of things for many pro-
tective devices have been tried with
out success. The blindness is caused
by the excessive heat and also by the
glare of the never ceasing flames
from the glass furnices Sat. Evening
Post.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-11-20
DOWN IN NEW ORLEANS.
You Must Understand French if Yo,
Wish to Get AJoor

wish TO Get Along.
Everybody in New Orleans has or
should have a knowledge of French.
| thought l had, and for practice I
used to repeat over and over the poems
| had recited with much eclat at Vir-
ginia school, says writer in the Chau-
tauquan. Alas! all of this knowledge
availed little when undertook to hire
a creole servant
Tante Srzette stood before me to be
questioned as.to her abilities. She was
a tall, stout woman, black as a coal
with very small bright eyes, She
wore dark purple calico, such as the
old-t;me colored women affect. Her
head was crowned with a Madras tig-
non. and in her ears We're large loops
OF gold. She told me how she had
lived with the De Trouville family,
how she had seen them married and
buried how she had nursed them at
her breast, how good they had been!
After a most satisfactory recommended
ton of her former owners, | thought
over the names of some French dishes,
very rich and rare. Yes, she made
those; M. de Trouville ate those every
day! Mental note-no wonder M. de
Trouville died poor and of the govt.
Tante Suzette spoke fair French, and.
If she had spoken less rapidly could
have understood her answers better.
Finally convinced that if she had lived
over fifty years with the De Trouville
family she must be in some degree a
good servant, entered into compact
and Tante Suzette was installed in nv
family and became not only servant,
but humble friend. How my French.
must have tried the old woman! But
her natural politeIess forbade her
evincing any surprise at my orders.
One day she asked me how to prepare
the potatoes for dinner As l had a.
liking for mashed potatoes answered
quickly, "Machez (masticate) les
pommes de terre" Without a smile
the woman answered, "Oui madame"
but when the potatoes were served nv
order fortunately had been disregarded.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-11-20

house, stores it and draws 80 per cent
of its value, that is all right because
he will have storage. insurance and
interest to pay, which would amount
to over Is per cent for twelve months,
and there is about IA per cent profit.
But when he asks that the government
shall advance him the same amount to
save him from the trusts, syndicates
and ombines. with the government
perfectly secure and Unidentified, that
is fearfully impractical and visionary.
1t is not visionary nor impractical. 1t
is annually demonstrated to be prac-
teal and feasible. But it would be
flooding the country with money not
based On gold or silver" True, but it
is based on something better and more
desirable an article of general utility
and universal necessity, which is more
valuable. In addition to that it would
expand the currency when most need
ed, and prohibit combination on
cash or a controlling syndicate on
prices, both of which are against the
so-called business interests OF the coun-
try. The only true objection to the
sub-treasury. practically. is that it
will prevent farmers from being robbed
by syndicates, reducs the rate of in
terest on money and prohibit control
Of the currency by spectators, by and
through which the prices are con-
trolled. That is good reason for the
millionaires who effect these combina-
tons and profit by them; but to the
remainder of the people it would prove
q benefit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-14
s. 9alteper & sobu,
ssbOleiale. .us metail : 9rnssittem.

9as &etail : Gel6dft, ionie bic &e.
ceptur obiger Jirma fnb Die bebeutenb'
item in San Mntonio, tpopon Sober
tagtdgli9 f6 gu iiberaeusen @elegens
belt bot. IS berrf1t in Der Mpotbefe
geraoe3u elm pbdnomena!er @erfebr;
man erbdlt bier NQes frii1 = bat In
aaen Departments, namentli6 aud in
BEN Der patentmebiainen = bic gr6Bte
Wusmabl, unb bic &eceptur 1T ben be.
fen unb gepi1enbafteiten 9dnben an.
oertraut. 9as @boleiale. @eiddft
nimmt bon Sabr gu Sabr einen srbBes
rem umfang on, benn NpoiEeter in Der
Stabt unb auf benz 2anbe baben bic
@~rfabrung gema9t, baB He bier Dor.
tbeiIbaft taufen uno auf bas promps
tefte bebient ner6en. 9ie 5irma Salt.
eaer ifebt nit ben erften 9duiern Der
Ser. Staaten in 8erbinhung unb im=
portirt biele Qrtifel brett in bebeutens
ben Quuntitdten. Nuf Nnfrase tperben
preisliften berianbt. Mir f6nner allen
u~nferen betrefenbeu 2eiern ratben. NIT
obiger renommirten Girma gei9dftIi1
anautnhpfen.
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Ratk fir @atterI

Dor iiber so idon purbe Wets.
WinsloD's SOOTHING Snrup DON Mils
lionen bon Mittern beim 3abnen ber
Rinber angetrenbet. Wirt gu i'm
S6lafe bur6 bas S6reien zines Sinbes
seitbrt. bas i'm 3abneu if unb Dor
5hmeraen tueintg Wenn 10, IaHe infort
etne Glof9s pOn sMrs. mtnslotn's 500.
thing gprupS 1olsM. Getn Dertb ia uas
be3ablbar. Gs miro benz tleinen 2eiben,
ben iofOrt 2in6erung oeri9aHen. Ser.
laBt Sud barauf, Mtttter, es lit tein
3meifel baribsr. @s beilt Spienterp
unb Siarrbpe, regulirt ben Wagen unb
tie Nieren. beieitiet Wino . Rolit, cts
nsi6t ben 8uumen, perbinbert @nt3hns
ouug un6 ftdrtt bas ganse Sphem.
.Mrs. Winstoios Soothing Syrup"
fir aabuenbe 2inber 1T aneenebm In
@ei@mad unb bas &e3ept fammt Don
einem Der 5eften peibliGen Merate In
ben Der. Staoten. IS III BET alien
Drusgiften in Der eGn3en DeIt 3a boz
ben. preis Is gts. per 6laide.
Gauft nidts anheres als Mrs. Wiass
Ions SOOTHING Syrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-14
Grirealide 8otidaft fit Qmloreuter.
Veme benti@e 3p1pmie.

Sn Nuertennuug bes 5leiBes, ber
Nusbauer, Der Si9tieteit unb bes ebs
renDertben Characters ber beutI1en
5armet, bat bic gap Nranias 9anc &
Smmi9ration @ompagnie, pelde einen
groBen 2beil ber pegen ibrer groben
Jru6tbatteit unb ibres ausenebmen
uub gefunben Rlimas betannten st.
Charles 6albiniel" befBt, bei9loKen,
bieies ausgeaeinnete 2anb nit beuti9en
8ouern unb Sbf3l9teru gu coloni,
fren, Sieies 2anb Itegt in Iranias
@ountp, Seras, an Der Suite bes meris
fanii6en @olfes.
Ser Bpoen 1T nit 5anb unb sers
feBten @eemuiGeln gemii6t, baber
let9t gu bearbeiten, auberoem bat er
ben gruBen 9oraug Der llnterbem6Re.
rung. Sas &egenwaHer bleibt ni6t in
Yflben teben, langfam Derounftenb
uno ben Boben iauerno, ME bas in 10
man6cn @esenben ber SOL lit, iouhern
es 3iebt our6 ben loderen 8poen un6
bereini9t tG nit benz tiberaa unter Der
Oberfd9e uur menige SUB tief gu fins
benben Waiier; in Golse befen 1T Der
8oben penige 2pl unter ber Sbers
fiddle INNER feu6t, lelbf in ben trodens
ten Sabren unb eignet ii6 beBbalb 10
bortreff1i6 fur Semitic unb Obabau.
Sc giebt fein 2anb auf Der Welt, no
Der Wein md9t ME bier, unb er reift
mebr als eiuen Monat frtber, aIs in
Californian.
IS iinb i6on einige 9euti6e bier,
unter anbereu 5rib 3immermann, mels
der ftiber auf Der Stats : Nderbaus
idule nabe 8rpar als @drtner ans
seftelt NOR.
STR Sogblieber unb Slider 1T es
bas refine Parabies. Gs lit bier cine
CUTE @elegenbeit fir einen @eiddftss
mann, UNI einen fletneu &auHaben,
nerbunben nit 8auhDl3banbel, anauz
iangen, bic 2ompagnie mirb ben Store
hauen laKen.
Was oas 2onb 10 empFeblenstpertb
madt far bisberige &enter, 1T, BOB bic
3%ompagnie ben 9euti6su 10 sinitise
&aufbeoiuguugeu felt, fe brauden
ndmli6 oos erfte Sahr tsinen Gent @elb
an3u5ablen, aber mh1en fi6 iOs!eih a1ls
fiebeln unb einen She'll hires ~gemdblten
Ganbes bebauen. gs pirb nur an
mirtIihe NniebIer, aber nidt
on Spfalanten berfauft. 9euii6e
werben in ieber 8~esiebung be~borsust.
Die Gompagaie bat 9errn 2ouis
s. 8ru5L mel@er in Wranias pnB
frtber EodpDrt ~genannt) eine Mpo=
tbsfe befbt. als ibren beuti9en Nsenten
ernannt ftir ben 8erfauf ibrer 2dnbe:
reien unb miro berfelbe germ bereit iein,
ole Mnfragen gu b%eantporten, unb bic.
ienigen, mel@e fommen unb Hd bas
2ano anfeben molen, BON Mranias paf
aus fret bortbin 3u fibren.
Bran oerfeble biefe @%elesenbeit nidt
beionbers ba bas 2anb in Der Ndbe BEG
fanftiaen Eiefmaher 6ufeus Nranfas
BaS 1T.
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@thr Harft

Stgt 1latle
griiMoe, Or. Sage's Gutarrb 9feneoD
an eeriud)en. Ser critic @ruub, es beilt
heineu Gatayrb- wie ldlimm ou9 int
uer bsr Sail 6ei Dir iciM mag, ODER ipis
tpeit bcriclbe audi bereits bel Dir porge'
idrittsn 1T. So bci(t oenielbcn nidt
nur obsrfiaatid =, i%onpern es furirt
ibn seiinolid. @lanbit bu oaran, 70
1T es nod uiet better. @s 1T nid)t nos
tbis, nod nsbr @ortc sn ssbraudsm.
gu erbaltit es FIR so Gents bon alien
Npotbstern.
Mbcr piellcid)t witiit bu bieS nidt
alaubeu. Der 5mcite @runb, es gu
sebraudst, it Iolgenber Sepeiie, baB
tu nid)t scbcitt werben tonlit, urS DIT
srbattn $500. Dies iit cine einfade oeute
lide acknowledgements. Die Seriteller bon
Or. Gugc's Stenlcbp bt5ablem an bid
Sieie Snmne, iuefil tie bid nld@t betlen
tOuuen. Gle uiHeu aber, bab iie es
fOuusn = bu beutit nar, baB iie es nidt
psrnaOsea. 6alts Tie llnrcd)t baben. srs
baltlt tu baarcs @clo. 6alls bu tn
llnredt biit, mirit ou bcirea @atarrt
los.
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@m. W3utb's

@artens unb &on3ert.2otal
auf benz @%Ouperuments SiiseI, segens
tiber bonn @ingang gum p~arabepIaB.
Die Sniafen bon SutT6en perben bonn
8arroom aus bebient. Mngenebmer
Nutentbalt i'm @arten. @roBer bors
si9li6 bentilirter Saol. Smportirte
Weine, feline @bisties, 2iau6re, tets
DOr5igli6es Bier; feline @isarren. 5 e.
Sonntag Na militia bon
4 ubr ab groBes GreisGon3ert.
Nbenbs Ball. Sas 2ofaI ifebt
BriuatseieGi9afteu our 8erflsung.
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Sie erose 9~ampf.aaferei

beg 9errn George Manbrp 1T
elm lebbafter Beneis Der @ntwidluns
unierer beimii6en Snbufrie. 9ie 4iis
feret bat Nuftrdge aus allen Sbeilen
bes Stoates uno erwirbt fi9 bur9 lire
Mrbeiten einen beneibensmertben unb
mDblberbienten &uf. Sie Gabrit lit
auf bas boatommenfte eiugeri6tet; ie.
Der 8eiu6er unierer @tabt iolte He be-
fi9tigen unb fG Don ben GOrti6ritten
tiberseuyen, tuel6e bier gema6t porben
Rnb. 6err Manbrp wirb 8eiu9er germ
niatOmmen beiBen. Nae Nuftrdse ftir
irgenbmeI9e Giferarbeiten merben
prompt arsgefibrt. Office uub Gabrit
l03 unb ITO Nufins Strabe.
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9ie Bette @%ele8embeit, gum @~eid1afts:
mann arSgebtlbef an tueroet.

Sic einaige 9anbels Nfaoemie i'm
@taate 8eras, mel6e man dig cine
GnHalt erfter 2laKe beseiduen fann. III
Obne Groae bas bieige "Alamo City
Business College,. Sbren Nnfpru6 auf
cine fold bobe unb beionbere SteDung
fanu bieie Nnftalt auf lire ipltematlide
@intbeilung Der oeri9ieoenen Separtes
ments, bic ale unter Der 2eitung er.
fabrener uno tiidtiger 2ebrer Iiegeu,
bairen. &eid iluitrirte &ataIoge mer,
ben auf Wuni9 iiberaa bin frei pers
ianbt. %. 6. 3 udman n, 9ireftor.
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Cine freiitnnige 8%e4ue9ung lit ltru.
QltQf1.

SWWDs
Nu1 in ben {ab . amerifanii9e 3es
publiten, in beneu bic Stride bisber
cine faf unumf6rdntte Ma9t bate,
beginnt es ieBt gu tageu.
50 ging benz in Der 8unbesbaupt'
tabt 8aibiuston ~ftationirtea Bureau
Der Nmerifanlfden &epubliten" bieIer
Sage bic Na6ri6t au, baB in Der &e=
publif uruguap unter benz Namen els
ner .2iberalen Union" Elm 8erbanb be-
grituoet noroen 1T, Der es fi9 our
Nufsabe geiebt bot, ale Qugrihe auf
bic politii6e Greibeit unb auf bic @es
niHensfreibeit, bon mel9er Seite fe
aud tDmmen m0sen, in gebibrenoer
Weiie ab3uI9lageu.
9as bpn bteiem 8erbanbe auFgefeQte
prO9ramm iprtdt fi9 iiber bic 3mede
unb 3tele Der n2iberalen Union" in
fOleenber Weife aug:
r@rltens baira9ten mir es dig uniere
6auptaufaabe ben peiteren Jorti9riti
bes &lerital liz mus bur9 ieoes nur bent.
bare geiebli@ fattbaIte Ntittel aufau=
balten, nament!i9 bur0 bic @rinbune
co~afeiRonslofer 56ulen unb our6 bic
unermhbli6e p%ropaganba our6 bfent,
li9e 8~ortrdge, burb bic 3eituugen,
ourd freifnaise Bidder unb Slug.
i1tiften.
3neiters mhRen bon 3eit gu Sell
J~reioenfer &onsreRe a~bsebalten tper=
ben, in mel6en man tber bic mi1tig.
ten Gra9en ber 8oltsauffldruns be.
rdtb unb f6 iiber elm pirtiames unb
ipfematii1es gemeiniames 8or9eben
idlaIig mirb. Die Betrebungen Der
Union mtReu R@ in slei6er Weile auI
bic Wabrung Der politif6en pie Der re:
llgi0ien 5reibeit beaieben.
Srittens muB ftrena bariiber gepa6i
trerben, oaB bic b~eltebenben 8eiebe.
pie gum 8eiipiel bas iiber bic biirger.
li6e GbeidlieBuns, liriet iuhe sebalteu
merben.
8ierteus muB nit o1er gnergie auI
cine &efOrm Der 8erfaKung in BEN
Slime bingemirft merben. bob ein'
frenge Sreunung bon Stride uni
Stat gu beife5en bal, baB bas 2lnb ii
beeeutrnlilii9em Slime Dsrualtet nirb.
uuo baB aQe bieienisen frembgsborener
Burger BEG 2anbes, bic li1 cine gewiH'
Sterile BON Sabren in bemielben auf
gebalten babeu, oas 8iirgerre6t au er
merben baben.
gs 1T amar nibt re9t einauieben
mas bic leetsu beiben Gorberuugen in
Bara9rapb 4 nit benz ibrigen pro
sramm gu tbun haben, aber bas Gang
seigt iebenfals, bob bic Greifinnieel
urusuaps entl9lOHen finb, R6 tein
8erfimmerung Der politil6en unb reli
si6feu Greiheit gefalen gu loHen.
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Gin garantirtes Wtttel segen bic
@ri00e.

Nir autcrtIiren ben anse3eisteu Gpptteter, Sbnen
Or. atuss @eueS Seilrntttel Sesen S4ptnbin8t, Suz
ten unb Grtdltung auf tclsenbe Seetn9uns 81 %rerfaus
bieies Mittel ben Nnneiiunseu entipredenO sebrau8en
poleu, iuoem Sie eS ~einsshenO p%rpttren, une lpenn
Gte oaun fetne Beferur9 burd haHelte peliphren,
baun i6tden gle Bite SIai6e ,urld unb sic peroen
Sbr @elp 5urhf betcmnen. 9Bir MAIDEN bte8 ausebpt
in SpIse Der srp6arttsen SrfclSe, lDelbe bies DaitteI
Bel Der leBtidbrtSen @rtppen @pthemie aufjupetien
bate. Mfr baben pru tetuem Sale seb6rt, in benz
6as Mtttel ri6t sebolfen bate. Man made eiuen
Dsriu9. prpbefafAen fret bet Dretb, ahcmpicn i
60. Grcbs GlaI4eu SO Gents Ine $l.W.
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g. &. Collins @auufactaritta

s. s.. Collins manufacturing
Co., go. l, 3, 5 unh z Ofts 9oufons
StraBe, bat Die gr6Bte Nusmabl in
@iuos, Pferbetrafts, 9ampf, tnb
9anb. pumpen aler Nrt urtb bor3iig.
li6fter Sonitruftiou; @aRer &6bren
aler Art nebf 3ubeb6r I'M @roBs unb
Rleinbanbe!. 9pbraulii6e &ammerl
uub @inbmiiblen aler Gr6ben gum
pumpeu unb Mablen ftno bort gu ba.
ben ober perben auf 8eitelung beforgt.
@rpBe Nuswabl In allen Nrtifeln urb
bilige preiie bel s~eoiegenfer Nus,
fibrung.
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6err 6. S. Msaaer. SO. 217 81

Serr 6. $. Maaer, $50. 217 on,
6outon 5traBe bdlt tets bas boas
tOmmenfe 2aser in 3e;9enmateria'
lien, 4apeten, Garbeu, 8las, @piesel'
eIas, 8%iloerrabmen, 5irniRea unb ollen
3ei6neus unb Waler.n tenflien. Riinff'
leriih ausgefiibrte giiber uno Statuet'
ten &c. inb In cine: febeusnertbeu @als
ierie sur NaF9t unb gum Gerfauf ous,
getfeIt. Sn &apeten unb 3immerbetos
rationer III bas @ef9madoolfe uno
Meuefe bort gu fnben.
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Ds- Serr 6 b. Oie{Ielbprh

sas- 9err 6 b. Diefielborf,
Der bttannte unb l%angidbrige Wirtb Der
Surnbaue bat nun an Der Commerce
fttaBe. gegeniiber BON @roos' 8ant,
cine elegante Wirtbi6aft einseri9tet,
mo ifets frif9es 8ier unb Getrdnfe auer
Nrt perabrei9t unb feiner 8un4 ierbirt
tpirb. 2ogenrdume au bermietben.
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9euti@> gngliide G@nIe,
@an Nutonto. Yerae.

SaH ~AHtbht6, EeTIS.
Iuerfannt tiGtiee 0ebranfaIt fur Ruaben
anb Mdbden; felt breibis sabren in res.,
Bistiamseit. gcrtrefFt6e 2e1rtrdfte unter Sc,
Dabrter asitnns. Der enslif9en epra@s pirt,
mie ber beutl4en, boue &e9nuug setragen.
suBerbem unterri&t i'm Gbanif6en. einieer.
naben borbereitete G6iIer inben jeberjeii
Nnfnabme. Sdbere Nustunft ertbeilen Serr
s. 8roo8, 9rdfeent bes S9uI 8orfanbes
unb Us m. BarbeG. Direction Der sInfaIt
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= g.. 5. 9ofbein3 ON Mili.
tdr pla3a bat DoQitdnbige Sins, prei'
len uno ionfige lanbwirtbf9aftlide
Mai9inen unb @erdtbe ftets porrdtbig.
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: Ser Gubrer Der bapriiden So,

Ser 6iibrer Der baprif6en Sos
aiaIiffea. @eorg D. 8ollmar. bat in Ell
uer 5u Mtn9en eti9ieuenen Bertbeioi.
eungsi6rift bic eegen ibu erhobenen
Nntlaeen in febr ~maBbo0em Sone 3u
miberleger petiubt. @egeniber Der
8ebauptung ber rSungen1, baB ber
nd6fte Rries Die meiiien @banceu gu
Der angefrebten Nenberung Der geiels
i6aftli6en Srbnung berbeifibren tper=
be, bemerft 8olmar: .Yerm0hte i'd.
ienen 8lauben gu tbeileu, 10 tpirbe mid
feline a9itoriide &hdR6t oa5u betpssen
f6naen, meiue pOlitii6e &ogesarbeit
fprt3ufibrer."
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3ehn Sabre lit i'd on rbeumas
tiiden S6mer3en unb mar ni6t i'm
Stanbe mid an3utleiben. 3wei Npp'
Iitatipneu nit ct. Safobs Del beilten
mid. = Wm. Goldman, Gait Ger
mantomn, Snb.
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sTyYyT0 may Dc FOUND on npe e geo,
xnx4 EA1 En- p. Rowell 4 Co.'S Newspaper
Advertising Bureau Q0Spruce ST. where advertisine
elntrsc.s W9v be madf snt 1t In NEW HDRE2
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-23
@1iabz 2otbrtn9e,t II.

@olmar, "a. Mdr5.- Gin 9rauii9es
Drama ipielte ii@ am lebten Cont
obeno Ibeuo bier auf offener @traBe
ab. Ser 4Sjdbri9e &ebmann Sobanu
Martin 9us mar tuessn bdufiser Trun=
tenbeit uno MlBbanolun9 1eiuer 6rau