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Mr.. Dorsey's concert is progressing
well; they met Monday night and re-
hearse their drama entitled, "a broken
hearted club" This concert is to
raise money to complete the church by
June. Begging cards are out and
to those raising the most money sew
eral prizes are offered, including a
ladies' and gentlemans' gold watch,
and several smaller prizes; everyone
gets prize. We want ten ladies and
ten gentlemen to meet the club Mon
day night, March 9th, at the church
and get the cards and tickets.
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A MOST EFFECTIVE BARRIER.
GOOD, SOUND LOGIC FROM A
PROMINENT VIRGINIAN
yHay God Bless the Negro Where
He fs. amd Hasten the 30.
lutiOm OF the Problem r--
Right Here Upon
American Soil.


EDITOR PRoaREss-[ONE OF the
most effective barriers in the history
Of the progress of the Afro American
race is an ever growing tendency
among us, of fault finding. do not
mean to admonish intelligent and un-
prejudlced criticism; but do see, and
have for several years seen, among my
people, relentless disposition OF re-
sorting to criticism, not TO benefit the
criticised, not to show personal and
loving interest in the general develop
ment and progress Of race enterprise,
but rather to expose our brothers. weak
points, to lessen public sentiment in
his behalf, and, from theoretical
standpoint, to destroy the very bone
and sinew of its existence. Too many
of us are apt to express malicious
and prejudiced feeling, toward onr
brother, in the guise of gentle and
generous criticism. Too many of us
are ever condemning our brother for
the very acts that daily characterize
onr own lives. Too many of us can I
see an absolute necessity of ouIa
brother pursuing course which would
be as impossible for us, as to change
the course of the planets,
What this race needs isa little more
looking upon bright side of affairs.
1 If we behold dark cloud in the
distance, let ~ approach ito silver lin
ing with gladness and delight. IfA
picture seems dark and Obscn upon
4 its presentation TO NJ, we may possibly
see beauty In it when with . picture
of our own lives.
If we are editors, let M not devote
50 much time to prejudiciously picking
the short -comings of our favored con-
temporaries, but strive more jealous
ly to- make our own publications wor-
thy of the support of a generous read
ing public. If we are lawyers, let us
: not be curious over the failures of our
legal brother, but strive to make our
) own bar an honor to our race and ma
+ tion. If we are doctors, let M not
: be conspicuous In heaping censure
Q upon our sanitary brother, but strive
Q to make our own proficiency merit for
e us a living practice. II we are preach
ls ers, let US be 90 ready and apt to see
V lack of spiritual strength and inter
. est in our brother deyine's pulpit, but
u endeavor more God-like to break the
" "bread of life' aud throw wide the
~ ''gates of salvation to the hungr,
- and weary souls within the sacret
Z walls Of our own Sanctuary. IL WI
are statesmen, let us not be ever clam
mering about the multifariou
schemes and disloyalty of onr worth,
- Eco-adjutator, but pray God to make u
: more honest, fearless, patriotic an,
liberty loving men in our own individ
!, ual capacity.
$ have no apology to make for M
views upon this subject for hay
given 1t my most unprejudiced an
unbiased consideration.
= May God bless the Negro where b
is. and hasten the solution OF th
= problem right here on American sol
- / am yours, for God and the Negr
=. ANDY BLOCK.
The progress., 1891-03-07

Al symposium bythree distinguished
gentlemen: Rev. Bishop j. 7. Newman,
Hon II G. Cowafi and Clint /. Brain
ard ESQ. to be given at the First Bap-
tist Church, corner 18th and Davenport
SITS. on March 10th, by the Pew Club
of zion Baptist Church, for the purpose
of raising money to purchase pews for
said last named church, A large audi
ence is anticipated.
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A WEEKS DOING IN And
ABOUT THE CITY SOCIETY GOSSIP.
ENTERTAINMENTS ETC.
THE COLORED PRESS A>>O-
or TIE UNITED STATES,
xGns..h 6,omyemes af CINCINNATI.
Ohio. March a5ah. A@th
And 1Oth. 1891.

Baptising tomorrow at Zion Baptist
Church.
Mrs. WI. Herrod is expected home
this week.
The amateur drama club will pc
heard from soon.
What has become Of the Penion r.,
club. Lost in Jordan
Mr. Kiel R.. WorIey, Of Evanston
H., is III the city.
Mr.. VIM. Patterson has been quite
i'll but is improving.
Go to Joseph Baths for good fresh
and salt meats. No. ia N. 10th It.
Mrs. a. d. White is getting up q
concert for the Baptist church.
Read our advertisements and pat
ronize those who patronlze you.
Robert Severe is quite i'll at his res
idence with neuralgia
Mrs. Ct. w. Bolts is very III at mel
residence 1918 Cass st.
Don't fail to read Miller's speech o.
3rd page. aS
For the best groceries at low prices
call at Hetzell Bros, 230o and -ol'
Cumins Street
Mrs. Mary Smart has been confined
to her bed with malaril fever for the
past two weeks.
Mrs. T.. r.. Overall was taken very
dangerously i'll last Tuesday, ana i
still confined to her bed.
Misses Emma and Georgia May
Of Lexington, Mo-, is the gnest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Brown 26lS Frank
lin street.
mrs. Mary smart has been conflne' ae
To her bed with malaria fever 1or lii
past two weeks. ~
The progress., 1891-03-07
Editor Washington ID. CD Pilot.

Editor Washington ID. VI lliol.
Evening session, 7:so T, NJ,
to 1890 =. NJ. |
erhe colored American Must Help
Hon. Jno. NJ. Langston, Ii. D., NJ y,
Virginia.
Address Hon. John r. Lynch.
WEDNESDAY, 18TH.
Morning Session, 1920 A. NJ,
to 1880 p. NJ.
Devotional Exercises.
Election Of Officers
..The Necessity for Syndicatlng our
own News and Other Matter,
L. Thomas Fortune,
Editor New York Age.
Reports Of Committees.
Afternoon Session $3.50 p. NJ,
to $50 p. NJ.
Installation of Officers.
"Does the Afro-American Claim too
Much?" j. Uoraoh o1ieee'
Editor of the Boston Mass, Courant.
Evening Session, .7:3O z. NJ,
to 1890 P. NJ.
Address. Hon: III. p. Cheatham, Ms
North Carolina.
a adrass Rev. j. NJ. Townsend,
Recorder Of Land Office.
4 THURSDAY 10TH.
! Morning Session, 1000 A. NJ,
to 1880 p. NJ
Devotional Exercises.
editors and Editorial Writing
ii. p. Murray
Editor St. Louis, (Mo.,) Advance.
Paper, H. =. 'oini'''
Editor Cleveland (O.,) Gazette.
Afternoon Session, $3.50 2. NJ,
to 5:3o p. NJ
..The Afro-American's Relationshl
: to Existing Parties" w. Calvin Chas'
i Editor Washington I'd. C.) Bee.
J Address. Hon. b. X. Bruce
Recorder of Deeds.
Continuation of the Reports OF Com J
Evening Session, 7:3O p. NJ,
to 1890 p. N
s.Finanee.r Rev. w. w. Browne
President Savings Bank, q. .. /, Il
Richmond, Va.
sThe Negro in the Solution OF tn
Negro Problem"
Editor Salisbury, N. C.,) Star OF Zlol
ADJOURNMENT sINA DIE.
Signed
Chris j. Perry, Chairman Of Exec
. tive Committee.
John Mitchell, Jr., President Go
ored Press Association Of Z. S.
j, Ida B. Wells, Secretar
The progress., 1891-03-07

The grand united order of Oddfell-
ows had there Annual sermon preach
ed atthe A. NJ. u. Church cor Of eigh.
teenh and webster SITS it was the anni-
yersary exercise of Omaha Lodge No
2226 rev. moore invoked the devine
blessings The Annual address was de-
livered by MI. A. d. white and was n
mastery one. you will find the ad'
dress elsewhere In this paper.
The progress., 1891-03-07
4sOlOred PRESS Association Pro-
mw.9n wmn wmM9A.

ColOred PRESS Association Pro-
grRmlme.
TUESDAY, 17TH.
Morning Session, 1000 A. NJ,
to :13o P. NJ.
Devotional Exercises.
Address of Welcome.
Response.
Announcement of Committees.
Presidents Address.
Afternoon Session, $50 p. M,
to $50 p. M.
Report of the. Historian,
"a. w. Calvin Chase,
Editor Washington I'd. c. Bee.
How to Make Afro-American Jour
nails Pay" Il. e. Cooper.
Editor indianapolis Ind.) Freeman
what Shall We do With sDead-Head'
Subscribers r. tDiscussionl III. Price
Williams,
The progress., 1891-03-07

Rev. McHancok and wife desires 70
return many thanks to their friends,
Of Omaha and South Omaha both
brothers and sisters for their brotherly
love they have shown them, also to
Mr.. Wilson for the purse Of 500.
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EODD FELLOWS ANNUAL AID
DRESS-DELIYERED BY
A. D. WHITE ESQ.

REV. SIR, LADIES AND. GENTLE
MEN-On the. behalf of Omaha Lodge,
No. 1925, G. U. o. o. F., in the CITY
Of Omaha, Neb., | do most sincerely
thank you and this grand assembly
for your presence this afternoon, ana
the officers for granting us thls great
pleasure of assembling ourselves TO-
gether for the purpose Of offering up
our public alteration to the all-seeng-
eve God. It has been the custom OF
onr noble order to meet annually, ana
publicly explain our purposes ana
aims. as we'll as our financial stand
ing. and the relief of the distressed
among our brethren, their widows
| and orphans, In the first place shall
| call to- your notice the standing OF the
order Financial members 56; Total
members, 8s. Received for the year
1880. 5 1890. Money in treasure
| 5 10000.
Next shall give you brief history
of tbe order 1t dates back before
the coming or Christ. 1t originated
in Asia Minor, among class OF men
who we're noted for their moral char
actor, for their mutual protectlon
such as relieving the sick and" distress
| AI1o;r Ion6
/, On account Of their peculiar signs
/ they we've called odd; and sometime
: crazy. 1t receives men of all colo
t and nationalities of good moral char
y actor. There are six grand principle
of the order, viz Faith, Hope an
Charity Friendship, Love and Trutf
Webster, in defining friendship, say
it is an attachment to person froi
/ intimate acquaintance, and reclprocs
!, tiOn of kind offices from favoraDl
opinion of the amiable and respects
BILE quality of his mind. ! say tnel
= is or should be an attachment, b.
" tween each brother so strong that a
the ISLANDERS of the outside world cal
ly not burst asunder; and while the fioo
y. of evil RACES without, we would
lg safely housed within the walls OF OF
g: Temple of harmony and peace. Al
OF as the ark was a place of safety
at Noah, in time of the food, SO shou
n our lodge room be to us a place
d, safety where Friendship reigns $
preme.
ve Webster, in defining love, says
is to delight, to take pleasure In,
exercise the affection of love, to be
love.
It is beyong my power to EXPIRE
the many traits and characters
Hove, but however, shall underta
to express few of its sensation
~ There are different degrees OF To-
q there is a sympathetic love and tn
is Joyous love, unspeakable in
lit nature and unexpressible in its pow
}: it will reach out it's hand to the fal
ave man or woman and rescue them II
wo- an untimely death and exalt them
We the Sky.
ioy 1t has caused. many to weep
shed briny tears Of sorrow, Tor
4 dead and dyeing brethren, the
on tressed widow and orphan; it
With caused men to run to the rescue
worthy brother in time Of need, it
die made them answer to the cry OF
r. distressed ones all over the Un
States of America, Cuba, West L
Islands. Canada and all the civil
snc nations Of the earth. Ours Is -
iis'' pathetic love, joyous love. !
,ldlo not try to express it, for there an
Mrs few if any Of us but what hav
pore. some time in our lives felt the plea
T.,G. sensations Of joyous love. ! q
refer you to the young lady and y
.rtv gentleman, who have whiled away
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TOURIST RATES.

The Missouri Pacific r. R.
is Offering Tourist tickets
to points South at greatly
reduced rates Before pu.
chasing tickets call at their.
Office, N. E. Cor. 18th and
Farnam streets, under Mer-
chants National Bank.
The progress., 1891-03-07

narbers. BALL. Grand. social. HOP.
ii washington hall.serves the heading
to the invertation and programms. OF
one of the most successful entertain
ments ever given in the city OF omaha :, !,
. more detailed report of this grand
afair cannot be given owing to not nav
in0 sufficient space.
The progress., 1891-03-07

The sisters of the Zion Baptist
Church have organized and meet az
each others houses daily, for the pur-
pose of holding prayer meetings.
The progress., 1891-03-07

The Pew Club, of which Mrs. i. u.
walker is president, is doing a noble
work. They met at Mrs. Edemy's az
Goth and Charles SITS.
The progress., 1891-03-07

For sALE-Two nice buggy horses,
and one very nice two year old colt.
Apply to w. w jefferson, 1911 Leav-
enworth Street.
The progress., 1891-03-07

WAN IED'-1H NO CULooHU UI 1UiOOU
SmOkerS,-to send each, a sample lot
of $50 ssNtCKEL" Cigars and a 20
year gold filled Watch, by Express
G. O. I'd. q 5-25 and allow examinations
MAvANA CIaAR Co., Winston, N G,
The progress., 1891-03-07

Miss Lu PraIor, has been suffering
with a severe attack of earache and
sore throat tho past week.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-27
ste 1ttfa0en ser sasetbtlsans.

Die Wleteorplo9ie lebrt, baB nur trodsne
9uft I'M Nnitieg bel SO Oteter Grbebah9
pollt GrbboDen UNI | @rao GeIitus al
WGr1ne D~erliert, feudlte Quft peide Molfen
btl6et, bageQe!t rnir Die 9Glfte. Ote @rfals
tultg init Gtreic1utg ber 0obe lit babel Die
Soige elmer Nusoe1nui1g Der. 2ift. i'm See
reide geritigeren 0rud5. Die NbI1mds
dung Der @rfaltung iii ben WoIfet miro
0urh Die Gerbid)tilhg Der 0Gmpfe 5l Jeebei,
Wolfen llll0 SrDp1en D0er Sdnee uno Sas
gel beraniaBt. Sci Der 8eroi9tung arbeiz
tet Die iogenatnte Otdfenan3iebun9, b. b.
Der betDeglide Qletber. 6efti9 i6ldget Die
Wfoletlle a%ufetnan0er, lie bdben ltd err
tDdrnlt un0 bletben mir gum Sropfet1 Der>
etni9t, tDenn Dtele latehte Mdrme o0er I'M
mere geiDegung idnea our @blettung gez
latlgt. 9tun fdBte man bisber rtur cine
Mblettulg tns Nuge, 6ieienige elmer Oiitz
tbeiIung Der 9etpohltenert Gner8ie ali Die
ul1gebenoe Quft, uno sfpar in Sorm Der
oben be5eibneten Mdrme. 9onn ober
rei9t Die errednete Multiplying Mot bin,
Die in nur mGBiger 6Dbe lhDn eintretetDe
@lSbilouig btllreid)enD gu ertidret.
Nbleitung BON Gnergie farm aber itets
aiDeifa6 erlolgen, Dur6 Nrbeit mad auBen
ODER Nrbett i'm Snnerel, oas beibt bur9
ben St9B Der erre8ten Wtotefiile mad arBen
gegen Die Guft, bee ertpdrmenb, Doer int
Wfoment Des Nnpralls 3tpeier 9alnpfemolez
file 9egen chamber, tpentt Die Mdrme lit
~feinere @rre9urlg, D. +. @lettrisitGt peruans
belt 1T uno siDar 0dntt Oura ben ent1enDez
ten 8libitrabl. Sn leBterem Sal, 3. b. BET
@sDittern, 9ebt Die &oncenlationspGrme
Deg 0ainpteS Der Suit uerloren, lie oeripans
belt it'd in @leftri3itdt ultD nun Dern1ag Die
3uft i'm Anitie8 it'd fat 10 l6neu absutabz
len, tpte troGelte Suit, fte erret1t III gut
balber 66be BEN @efrlerpuntt. Menn am
8er9e5DanG lit 1000 Wttr. 91be bel Sonz
neni6ein 10 0roo Wdrme berrl1t, I'M Ibdl
aber 20 Wrao Gemperatur belteDt, boun
taltn in ben Wolfen iiber benz Sbul, All
SilBert bes 8eoba6ters Der 66be, 1tb 5000
OiUioirt Our6 100 iuenigsr 20, Das mdht
10 @rao 6Glte einiteIen uno oiele binab in
Das 3bal Elm 6ageIiDetter prailelnb entlens
Den, tp0breno Der 8eoba0ter am 6ana lid,
lber ben WOlfet ionni9er WGrme erfreut.
9a9eli6aoen trifft dlio 5urldl oieieniQer
@e9enbet, pelde Our9 ibre Gage urlO Bes
i6affenbett cine beitt9e eleftril1e @ntlaouud
beginittgen ltno 5u iteiIem Nnitieg i9muler
&uft einlaOer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-27

Qeter, beilngeludt unO oaS @etretoe BORT
Ill Booen Qeorldt; Der argert1tete SOa1
oel miro Quf 100000 gei6dBt.
Son etmer III T t II ii 5 Opcr
ration all let1cln &opIe ipttB Der
Shriftieber GDutS Y. Gotter<
III uun in 4SeOrta ble!tNel Stdate5 vol
QenOcs su er5Gblen: ST mar Dor bier Sab
rem bel Dem Observation-Disclosures BET = b 6
10 / \ III S~Sllinoi5 I'M Ottid)t l6lpef DetS
munDet por0en. Die Wunoe tpllrOe slGez
nGbt u1o Uernnrtte init per !3ett, Gber 3tnts
terrldnn bebielt ejltsr bltmpIenRoptlblneri
Die QterSR l0ritDeu ibn Der @rlOutterurg
Des 0ebtrlts bel benz llrgllldsfati 81, foltns
ten iDii aber nidt beilei. &iir5llh id)1altite
Der Sranfe ietne 9taie ieDr i.att itgtD tor@
perte oaour6 eilttt Is .3oIt IoHgei Drutoz
nugel al Gage. Der 2DpflduHerS mar abtr
Dainit nod ujht b%eleitiQt. ST lteB ITO
bayauf III benz Jtul0 WSeotcal college III
GDjc10p u1teriltNen u1D Der Nr5t tatto tn
benz ltltfen iuiisren M~uaelfDtnfel itod) elliell
freinoQrtiqeu W.Nenital1o. Die al jener
Stelle uoroeuommelt Operation cr9ab Die
NlnipeielOett eiite5 i 39I langsl. 5 3ou
biden uliD 3 a3oll DreitsuG tld@eHS Gidhens
hotM mclde5 N0ltsrilan1 leblt Dem Jtagel
bier Sabre lang III l%tt1eI1 Scope berAllt9e1
tra9en bate.
Qaut ga6ri1ten bonn 0t @ranbe
berrl1t ouf beiDeu Setten D~etlelben
ulb auf Strefsn bon 8 unoerten uon
Wteilen groBe NotD. 0ett orel Sab
rem bat anbatteuoe Ourre ptelet Wtettl dGen
ben 0un9ertoo Acbradt, Nno od Die 1eDer
SelOlcibung ipotIenne JtotD sur Ser5peliz
lung fiibrt, lit 3u beflrd)telt. oaB Die a3abl
Der getDerbSllQBtAe1 Jtaubtr lln0 0lebe
no6 aus Der 30bl Def Dur0 !0ullger sur
BerSpeiflultg 9ctrtebslten 9erte betrd0tlte
den 3uDadS erbalten lDtrD. Sn Srofpn5s
bile ulD WtatanlorG5 mar Die Vettelet ltte7
mails 10 ltarf lpie ieBt 1lilo lttel1dls tpare1
bort Die W1ittel our ltnterltilBung Der Nr>
men geringer. 9ie GrnteGusitdten lt1o
pDuig entmut6iGenb. Sn benz GountD 0ts
balgo gebt tdgltb cine Wfetge 0ieb aus
6urQer u1b 0urit su @runoe unD III oen
Counties Cameron ulD Starr miro bqlo
Die glei6e ytotb eintreten. Sn einem @rensz
County lDurDen in Del1tgeu So1eil iber
einbuuoert gIerbe geitoblen.
= Sn Spencer in S II 5 / a n a
tpurbe Sranf ice tpeI6er i'm Widr3
B. S. ietnen sc e b e II b u b Ct in Der
8etperburg ult ELI Ufiodet, Us / I t a in
e banep aus Giferiubt t d
hattie, iii,glt in Der gtad,t Tim !3pei bon
ytdbern aus ~ieiler WefangniBs 3elle gebott
uno an beren Gbitr aufgefniipft. linn bic
eripabnte Stunoe tparelt mebrere Oldnner
Dor benz @efdhaniB eridienen unD batten
nit benz 8orgebelt, DaB ie etnen @efangez
men abSulieferit bitten, ben S9erift gum
Oeffnen Der @efGngntBtbiir peranIaBt. Oils
er Dor oerlelbet erl6ien, mari ibnn elmer
Der MGniler cine 9ede liber ben Sopf uno
Der 8eaEte tpuroe barir, DDQtg ein9etpidelt
uilo eingeburben +; Johann orange1 Die
Mdnner. bon breiBia Dis DierSi8 9euten
qefolgt, in Dice's 3eue, unb bdngten i'm
an Deren S9ur. Die Ufttglieber Der 91dz
6eribdar ftnb gdn3li6 unbetannt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-27
G5ar bic uSIItuDts 9taatsaettuna".)
2,trembut9's 9atton0IStNter de-
mnrbeit.
Gbtcago, %. SuIi 1891

Gbtca9o, %. Suit 1891.
8pri9en U2onat itarb 3u Biattben i'm
@rpBber3ogtbum Qurer1tbufg 6err gontono
Be la Soltatne, Der unter Dem S9riftitelerz
9tamen 59tdS" bon ben 2urelnburoern
Hoduerebrte GOmponlit uu0 9fatiotQloidter
bteie5 fletuen 8pIfeS.
Odds bt0tete i'll Der Qurembur0er=O eutz
ldeu OtunDart. Setne QSerfe iitD fir Die
Xuren1burger, mas oteIenigen SrtB 9feuter's
fir Die YldttheutiAe itn0. @r entItantnlte
elner urdlten aoeligen GrrelnburQer Sanlilie
nno errei6te ba5 Qlter bon 69 Sabren.
@u6 in bramatiiher 8eSiebung bet er See
beuterDe5 g%eleiitet. Seine 6auptnerte 1ilb
o0'W1umm Sees" (eie Sonte SiiB), ,9e
Sholnihein" Ger S0uloi6ein) unS
v0'3uoht" (bte Sugo).
Dds liebte iein 9eimdtbsIano iber
2t4es. limb begeiitert fir ales @rbabene,
ShDne, Soeale, ih0pfte CT nit poilen 6Qus
ben aus Dem 8olfsleben uno lduf @eitdl>
ten, tpeIde n in tbrerh @eiainmteinoru6
Dit un Sbafeipeare eritreru. 0as mill
natiirlid iebr piel ia9en; aber Sober, oer
Die 9idS iden Werfe 9elelen Bat, mub sl
bieiem 8efenntltB %geIanaen. Sdaoe, ban
Der Wtunoart tpe9ell, III tDel1er Der gott@
beQabte 0t6ter i6rieb, leine lSerfe feinem
er0Beren 9sierfreis 5ugGn9Ii9 iino.
Der 2uremburger S~ltOepetoeut Stub bon
Gbieago nabm in ieiuer n~eueiten 8eriamn1z
ling auf Den SOB bes acknowledges be-
5Igli6e 9~teiolutiontn GIL, tpeIde auf tpeiBe
NtIasieioe georuft Der Tuunilie bes Ser
itDrbenen ii6erien6et tperDen. gu G6ren
Des groBen &oOten pertagte ii6 bierauf Die
Berianmlung.
@ugen9 81. 8elIar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-27
@trbciter1tnrttDett 1tmS StrdFineSa
arbett.
Cgiucinuuti gpits6Iatt).

Die 6rage iiber Die SpeflndBigfte Ser
hpenoung Der StrGfliM8e beihdftt9t Idon
ieit ldngerer i3eit Die Nufmertiamfeit Der
Qrbeiter Nmerlfa's. Sn ben 8ergmers
te n BON 3 enneiie bat bic Nn9elegenz
heit ii6 su elmer Griiis geitnItet. 8erl6ies
bene Ber4perfSz@ eieu.idaften ibafften iltz
ter benz Gor0eben, OoB Die Nrbeit ltht ntebr
lobneno lei, ihre 8ergleute alb unb nabnlen
fiat Derielben 3u6tbdusler III Den 0ienlt,
beren QlrbeitSfraft bonn Staate Derpa6tet
porDeu lift, ielbitperitdnoli6 81 peit btuiz
gerem 2obne ais ebrlide Nr6eiter erbalten.
Die entlaIlenen Nrbeiter prpteitiren 9egen
Oeie 8erwenOung Der StrGflin9ss Arbeit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-27
ltQs 1T StropbnloCe?

gie entfebt aus ltnreitisfetten i'm 9lut, tpeIBe, fi@
tn ben 6al8prIien dnIar1meInb, bdBltGe SnDte1 rber
@eiGpilfte bitoen, iEmer3bdfte fIieBeroe geulen an
ben @rnen. 8einen poer SlBen rerurIa6en, aus beten
f1 GHprfbtlpunsen Ill ben Ingeh, Sbren prer fer
aur Splse baben; ferrer iilb ite Bdiii9 Die 1lrIdd,e Bon
&u5i9lag, trebSartisen Wuherungen uno ben ~pielerlet
anberen Mnaet6en Deroorberen Slute8; wenn ie in
Der 2unge gum 8pridetn %fDnrraeu, perurla9eH Ie
9aaftS AuS6ebriing t1b ben Gpp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-27
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-27
Aa6srprSsatlidt ,untItbatts.

sd Bate fauf SATIRE lang pfftne G}uhbcn an sen
8einet, bic oft 10 idlinlm ipurpeny baS tH ~aeittretIe
ntat sebeu unb beS Ma6ts MIDI iAtafen fpnnte. Sic
70 befttse edmerjen, baB ids ger nt9t bef0retben
tam. Sh Bate teiuen 9lppetit unp 5ebrte a6. aber
SpD6'S Saridpart1d bat mir auberprSentli@ aut
setbd.. SD BABE Jest 9ttea 4ppettt, babe all &C.
sBunben limb fait gang gebeilt unb ih Bin 70 nett lcr=
9efteat, ban i'd rbne @eihperbe dne bausliden ~9Irbeiten
~perrtdten tann." WRr8. 6. S. Sort, Dover, g. S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-27
!pte kastn nsAt abssbplfea4psrasa

Dnrb BEN @e5rdtn ron Seb6'S Saridparitd,
tpelAes, mud, rem rlinberbaren &uren 3u i9!teBen,
bic oft banlit erjielt wurben, tpeil,t anbere MeeiStnem
p~eria9ten, f@ 65 cine ntrtldme uno eigeutblnli6,e
0r5net gesen rteie S~runtbeit e~rlpieieH bat. Gintse
bieIer &i1ren Iinb g~eraoeSu lpdnberbdr. 2Bern Sic an
Scrppbeln III .trgenb elmer 6prnI letben, 70 rerIdumem
Sie ntdt, Sppb'S Sariapartla al r%rpbiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-07-27
Dnnh'a 5arfapnrtua

B~ertduft In alien gpDtheten. 81; feds far$5. Gtnsi0u n.
aaei1 d~abereitet rpn 6. 8. Sppb & 3d., Npipea, 1Raii.
100 4p[stt Gin 5nAa".