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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-01-30
Honest Money is What We do
Want.
EUCLID, Jan. 10th, 1S9

EUCLID, Jan. 10Th, 1891.
EDITOR GREAT WEST
I admire your honorable, able, fear
less and emphatic manner of manag-
ing the G. w. in the interest and educa-
ton OF the great masses who are in
such need of such an education. 1t is
refreshing contrast with the ignoble,
pusilanimous teaching of the large
majority of editors who make mer-
chandise of their ability to deceive the
masses by holding back, and misre-
presenting the great truths-to keep
the masses in ignorance of the many
ways they are being robbed by the
thousands of plutocrats who are in
control of our government.
Those who are so hypocritically ad-
vocating the policy of HONEST money"
are those who have dishonesty
obtained it, and want to keep it in
the pockets of the few sharpers that
they may compel the poor, and debtor
class, to pay the worth of two dollars
for every one dollar that they owe, or
make use of, thus placing them at
double disadvantage. 1 call that
altogether TOO HONEST.
There is no way to stop centraliza-
ton unless the government will loan
it directly to those who need it, at an
honest rate of interest. That will
break the monopoly, and the same
with all other outrageous monopolies.
l.. S. HANCOCK.
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Wisconsin Letter.
WAUMANDEE, Jan. 23rd. 1S9
EDITOR GREAT WEST

WAUMANDEE, Jan. 23rd, 1891.
EDITOR GREAT WEST
| would like to ask few questions.
In case free coinage of silver is accom-
plished, will that increase the circula-
ton OF money? Some tell me it would
not, as the silver would be stored i'm
the vaults at Washington and stay
there; it would not circulate as mon
ey? Further, it is claimed that free
coinage of silver would only benefit
those silver mines, as silver would
rise and the owners of those mines
could sell their silver to better adj
vantage. Please give us more light on
that free coinage Of silver.
VIM. ULRICH.l
Under free coinage silver would move
and circulate precisely as it did before
the midnight outrage of demonetiza-
ton was accomplished-by stealth.
1t circulates in silver countries. It
makes no difference what money is
made of if it is backed by property
The same arguments were presented
against greenbacks, and yet 346, OOO,-
900 are in use-they are legal tender
and national bank notes are not!
How would the silver get into the
government vaults? A man takes his
silver to the mint. 1t is coined. He
takes the coin. Does the government
rob that man before he gets out of the
mint?
How was it when gold was demone-
tized by four nations, some years ago
even by Holland?
AS to benefiting miners: They were
ruthlessly robbed in '73, when the
president signed a bill which he said,
six months after, demonetized silver
without his knowing it. The entire
nation is a silver producer. Everyone
is robbed by the depreciation of silver
when two-thirds OF it's usefulness, or
demand, was destroyed. When free
coinage takes place all silver will be
worth standard valueless cost of coin
age. There will be no speculation in
it. Gold is now worth too much. It
needs the use of silver to pull it down.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-01-30
Call for a National Conference.

Whereas that there
should be all varous named that
common ground
TO this and accordance with recent OF the general
assembly the all
this national
delegates from the following organizations namely:
The Independent Party;
The Peoples Party, by it's representatives;
The Union Labor Party by it's representatives.
Federal Confederate soldiers by their representatives
The Farmers Alliance;
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EDITOR GREAT WEST

EDITOR GREAT WEST
Resolution passed by the Farmers
Alliance, No. 983, at the meeting held
at Lake Lillian, Jan. 10th, 1891:
Resolved: That we, the Local ALI
ance, No. 983, of Lake Lillian, Kandi-
yohi Co., Minnesota, send our thanks
to DR.. Fish, Editor of the "GREAT
WEST" for the support he gave our
delegates on the capitol removal reso-
luton. We intend to do all we can
for the GREAT WEST. Receive our
thanks.
q. P. CURE. JOHN G.. FLANN.
Secretary. President.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-01-30
MINNESOTA ALLIANCE PLATFORM.

bled hereby oda establish the principles
tariff which has
the it's creation shall be- radically revised giving material
with the world
uur whisky tobacco shall be
the protection tariff wholly
especially denounce the Mckinley bill
ing infamy of protection.
demand the control of railways both by
all shall
enable rates shall be that watered stock shall
honest
monopoly should absolutely pohibed that legislature
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Cheesemaker'

Who can make all kinds of German
and American cheese, wishes to man
age a factory somewhere in this state.
10 years of experience. Speaks Ger
man and English. Address G. K,
GREAT WEST Office, St. Paul.
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s
question y '' gov
and sf
ds
an t ms hs s sss o @ tracks
g. s5 ss
public producer
shall sho1
FthThat public small cost to
5S
high Of interest should
~ sn in the volume Of equal to the
anSs issue which, snail be- made 5 nd d M h
coinage of silver and condemn the silver bill
Eighth All public offices which affect people
we hold h States rail-
Ninth that fobdding any corporation
from issuing stock until the itsmsd
the state and found to be the
ee
We the legislature establish system
ing for the Whole STATE and and that election day made holiday
der fifteen the mills workshops
the employers liability publication
Eeventh-we favor the settlement by arbitration,
equal for work also favor lien law that will
opposed giving away by
@ hold that mortgage should de-
nd ~ he @
graded income tax for corporations and
individuals compelled contribute
the salaries al public
demand we request the
coming submit the question of constitutional prohibition
ton the OF and declare is
Eighteenth
honestly directed furnish cheap binding
M as 5 %fP a the
mand OF the present thorough OF that
it's radical the removal the pnntar from its
present location:
the and such urthep as NAV be-
troll the traffic in adulterated food products
and ask such laws to make all
pending congress
dangerous revolutionary partisan purposes
peace grandest
atna feeling and true concord the people the
public
Twenty That governmental methods dealing with the
Indians illogical mbe and expensive The entire all
it's details should promptly the and
bold pioneers from perpetual property
a I lien
Gn fdfG m no tine
report Senator Davis state question
That the Alliance deems unwise and nudious
papers espo1se principles
we invite all industrial of kindred
tanning and distinct Identify with onfederang
them into grand union.
The National Alliance and l. u Platform
We
6cent country system regu
on the needed in capita basis the
shall be legal tender all debts both public
We demand that Congress shall shall uay
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Journal of Official Publication

In accordance with the Constitution of the State
Farmers Alliance the Executive Committee has appointed
"GREAT A OFFICIAL ORGAN
Tor the publication OF official proceedings documents
The following the resolutions
RESOLVED That the GREAT as
the Constitution ali official
Alliance
State Alliance. 1' - WV
RESOLVED That the Secretary ,hng such
to other alliance throughout the state that willing
publish the provided
not to garbe mis1epresen report given them
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Officers of the Minnesota State All1anC
Industrial Conference,
SPECIAL CIRCULAR.

Industrial Conference
To the OF the unsS P 1891
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3rd
industrial time in the ENSUING yt IT, on
these s Puts upon po the
the preamble Of the Knights Labor,
shall that at the baotbox
j. T. HENDRIY Chairman
A STEVENS, Secretary.
L.
STEPHEN A.
authority what about
birthday
hold
Alliance held convention Ocaa Fla December call for
third circulated and signed
February the date At
officers Order Labor those
the Cincinnati
could
hwasin
other
of
receives majority
assembling this
Assembly
February the be
% the laboers Of the field and city
will the secretary
action brought
matter and should
Labor gathering
invited
Vote and when they are in the call will with
POWDERLY
General Master Workman K of L.
MINNESOTA ALLIANCE PLATFORM
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The Farmers Mutual Benefit Association:
The Citizens Alliance;
The Knights of Labor;

The Coored Farmers
And all other organizations that
December 1889 Each organization
organization
county organization not less than
custom respective
1891 that the editor OF each
supported the candidates nominated thereon n 1890
The delegates on Monday the
23rd day OF February 1891 at O'Clock for the forming
|
the
the work already begun by these
struggle country and home pending
lar" ~ - NV W.
All friendly please publish this CALL
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belIen 56ifen i6 jabretar9 9efabren
bin, itberaa alS @breumauu gift, unb
i'd CLAUDE, lpenn er et1en Pro3eB
fibrte, oann mar er in letnem 9uteu
0tedt."
5perber griuite. 80 semiB, 9epiB,
Elm @brenmann BON r%etniteu Walier.
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3meifelt. Sd meine nur, oab 0edtss
laden man6mal 3wei Setten babeu, 10
te rabbem. Gli 0 ben Serrn Senator
fennen sic au1? uno auf ieinen
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lit ia auberoroentlid tntereHant, ba
Dareu Sic pobl aud babel, pte ote
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u%1tersing."
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n9elene4 sins nit Mtaun uno Maus
nerloren /; fie mar bon Dem Sturm mad
Dem ct. @eor9Sfanal perldla9en mors
ben unb l9eiterte bel Sap ct. Do
nibs."
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ten sic lib ba ui6t irren, 9err? Son
benz Sturm uerl9la9en, meinen Ste?
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mid nod e%ntlinne."
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oaS Datum gang genau nennet, foern
eS sic interelltrt, es mar Der 80. Sep.
TENDER 1882, ODER pielei6t einen Sag
friber, aber Die Na1ri9t selanste jes
oenfals am 80. september mad Dam.
burg, utto am fol9enoen Gage, aio ant
l.. Sftober, trat i'd nit Der Fortuna"
meiue leste sroBe &eiie an. Das mers
ben nun 0reietnbalb Sabre"
Ser BolfSanmalt bate aufmerfi am
5u9eb0rt urO Elm paarmat nit Dem &opf
genidt.
Nun nabm er etne 8rteftal9e our
9ano urb blatterte In berlelben. nDas
1T freili6 Elm sutes Mterfmal," laste er
oann, lid meine, 10 Elm 8eiletas. Mtan
ntmmt BON Ben 9ieben babeim Ibihieb
unb meiB ni9t, Oh eS Elm @teoerieben
geben miro. Mber e6en oeSbalb ipull<
BERT es mid bod, baB sic 6ie Tbatla6e
BON BEN l1ntersars Ser n9elene" nit
Sbrer @breiie in 8erbinOuns briu9en.
Sie batten bod aubere Sa6en i'm &opf,
uno Ser 56iffbru9 fonttte Sbnen 9leids
9iltis fem, 10 LANCE Sic nidt ielblt oa<
bel betbeili9t tparen."
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Grog geben laiien uu0 ridte etmas
tdber mad Der @de bin, no Sperber
iaB. Das @eipra9 tnterel1irte i'm,
oenn es beriibrte 8erlouer, oeren 9iame
inn felt einisen Stunoen ri6t aus Dem
Stnn poute.
Gortietuns fpIst.)
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Gtuem grauut npu @fifff.

BON b69iter GrbenIuit, fpIst oft Elm Grtpaaen in ben
alauen Der r@rtppe". @inem iplden erft ls9t, penn
Der SAldfer i'm WonnenSefubl, ba8 Bite i'm Irapme
ttn umsauteIrben 9bantafese6ilbe in ibm erweden,
bic Dede auradtbbt, pdbreno er i@ldft unb bic Urine
a%usftrett, wenn pteaei6t bes Senifsr bes 96lafsims
mers ni4t gang sei4lofen mar DDer auf einen sust=
gen Corridor mhnbet, trifft tbn Ger e~rtdltenbe Sau4.
gp bic Grippe tbren Gin3us bait, ba pirtt fe i8nea,
nnpiDeriteblta unc oft t6bflt&. Das In miRenfaaftz
ltd ftgrrter grppDrticn in Soitetter'8 Magenbitters
entbdltene alfpbpliide grtu;tp peripetrt tbr aber ben
@tn5us. Gber aud ba, mo BITE 8rrfiatsmabreseln ~
ipdt tpmmen, mo bic pieIsefir4tete SnIuenaa beretts
ih bduSlt4 nteberselafen bat, feet ba8 8itterS tbrem
nmfu4sreifen S6ranfen. lnratipneu s~ebraudte
altnbolif@e Stimulantten mirten i6dbli6. Gbipiut
beiltrdStts lit aber tn auen ipl&en Tdaen Der @ebrauh
beS ddten, bs Spftetter's 8ttterS, ba8 fA ah5 BET
Maiartas, gtltDittdt,. @erifopfuns, @beulnattsntuS,
bat. S9wd@ltnse fallen am f@neuten bieien sranfz
betten CUR 9eute, m5sen fe ii4 NIT gttters ~ftdrtsn!
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6irtb. &iir5li6 muroe bier elm
aino 9%etalft, nobel Sic beioen urgroBe
miitter Iauf3eugen iinb, sic ,dblsn
3ulammeu 159 Sabre.
@eielbDrtn9. Sin interellan<
ter Suno wuroe in Der 9u9el be8 bielis
gen Yfarrfirdtburmes gema6t ; eine
&aplel, III Der lid Geliqlten Der WtGrs
tirer Suitinus. Theooor unb Der Wtars
tirerin Gbeop1ita loDie 5pei urtunben
befanOeu.
Gronad. Neu(i9 fam bier Elm
Mobrentiuo 5llr 8elt, melbes IN Der
fatbolil6en Stride bic Taufe en1pfins.
Il8 BatDe ~fun9irte Elm geborener Mfrts
farcr, Sadion, Wttt9lieo elmer &iinltler.
truppe, lDclde lid) Ddbreno oes Sreis
i6ieBens auf Dem Seitplat proou5irte.
Neubrunn. 0ier fiel Elm 3idbs
RIGGS Stub. mdbreno bic nit 0al6en
bei6afttste Mtutter li6 BON Der @aids
bite e%utfernt bate. in lestere uno er,
tranf.
Yaiing. Nuf ben nad) Star1bers
fabrerben Poit5ug wuroe oieler Gage
amii1en ben Gentralmerf uno
Baiin9 BON am 8%abuoamm ipteleuben
&nabeu etu S1uB abgefeuert uno Dos
our6 bas Seniter al Der Mial6ine ger.
triimr1ert.
lebtfelb. @tn 8arger BON bier
uerlt6te ben aiirausi6ub oaburh gu
taul1en, baB er etner gelben 3udt.
itter, Der einen beleren Sleden ,ei9te,
NIT Sarbe anitrid. Die Sdrberei
muroe iebo9 entbedt uro es loa gesen
ben 6drbsr an5ei9e critattet woroen
lein.
aus Der &beinpfals.
Bolanben. Srei 8riioer ees
rietben fiirsli9 in elmer @irtbidaft
Our6 9esenieittse 0teferei in Streit.
nobel es i6on gu Tbatli9feiten fam.
gu 9aule ansefommett, iesten fe Ben
Strett, NIT Wtelier uro Nepolper be.
maffnet, fort. Niemanb fonnte ab.
pebren, beun jeber Da5mil9entretenbe
erbtelt Elm Denf3ei9en. Sin 9tahbar
uurbe nit Neoolperi6iHe1 ernpfansen.
Gine Srau erbielt einen 0ieb an Die
Wanse, oab bas Blut lief. @9lieBlid,
ais Sober etli9e @unben i'm @elidt
bate unb Der Sine In lelbitmorberil1e
Nblidt ben Nenolper auf ii6 abge,
feuert. 9insen iie a%useinanber. @S mar
Elm Slid, oab Der Nepolper ni6t i9arf
9elaben mar, ba ionit 1i9er @tnige ibr
Seben perloren bdtten.
3meibruden. Sn etnem @ars
ten am Geders @dlbden pur6e beim
Gusma9en BON 2artoffeln ein @tod
entoedt. welhet I'm 8oben feline Sruht
heruorgebra6t bate base9en 5eisten
iid oben am Steusel II Stid Scar,
tofelbilounsen je In elmer 9dnse bon
etfpa A uno elmer 8reite bon 2 @enti,
meter.
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coeoC=N a6rid6ten aus Oct
a(ten 9eimat6.
Sa6(em.

DRESDEN. gto9 benz lektidbrigen
Notwithstanding Derfiste ORES
ben iiber eth Bern5gen bon i~iberbaupt
81 .266 Mart. tDosesea Der neneite
uulglnB oas gelammte yernt0se1
Der Staot nit 81, 525, Az Marf be.
tpertbet.
@bemnis. Son fammtliden Ger,
tilarbeitern In 9taot un6 umgegeno
haben nur penige polltdnoig Nrbeit.
Eaulenoe arbeiten in Der Wo1e nur
3mei. bret, bier Gage. Serner fpirb
0urd oas Steisen Der Brobpreile Die
Gage nod INNER briidenoer. Gs fofte.
ten in bieliser @esen6 Dor bier Sabren
8 Silo 8rob so 8iennise, Dor 3met
Sahren 20 8fennise, unS jest miillen
"a Yfennise be5oblt neroen. Ole Mr.
bsitslobne iino oasesen fart 3urafse.
gan9en.
@bersoorf. unpeit unleres Su.
onitrieoorfes itsbt bas Diterrei9iI6s
Sonbaus, unb unmitte(bar binter Dem
Sdla9baum iinb tleiuc 8uben auige,
ridte, i oenen bas biIt9ere 6lterret,
1ilde Yroo pertauft mtro. Sin feds,
pfiinoi9eS 8rob toftet bort unsefd6r
20 Pfenuiee meniser ais bier. g1atiir.
liG tuirb BON Der sebotenen @etesenbeit,
ii9 biaiser gu erndbren, oils i'm etsenen
Taterlenb, Der aussibisite @ebraub
sema9t.
9obenftein. 2ester Gage babeu
20 ser Strumpibrande ~angebOrige
@rbeiter ibre bieiisen 9timltdtten per.
lalIen, nm mad SGtnois, mo eine
Strumpfmaarenfabrif 9esrinbet mirb,
| au8Suman6ern.
3eip5is. Ser bieliss 0erein our
Wabrun9 Der Snterelien Der Wtaurer
BON 2eip5i9 uno ~um9e9eno lit tiir3liA
auf @runo oeS ia9iii6en 8eretns.
9eiese8 aufsel0ft 4poroen. Ser 0erein
bate ndmli9 elm Wtitslieb aussel6(ol.
fen, neil oalielbe eut9esen etnem friibe.
rem Geldtuiie ueberftunben gemaat
bate. 9terin iomte In Der Drobun9,
oab In 6bntiden S6len Die Nusfhlies
Bung fi6 mieberbolen niiroe, erblidte
bic Yoliaei bic Gusibung zines unfit,
li9en 3wanss, 6ur9 ben Der Nrbeiter
In leiuer freien Gutl6lieBuns beim Gb.
i6lulie oes Nrbeitsuertra9s pioerre6t.
li9 bef9rdnft miir6e.
Oelnts |. 9. 8essn 8isamie
ipurbe Der 48jdbrise Bergmann Saul
&eDef perbaftet. 8ie ii6 3ufaais Der,
auSiteate, mar er bier bereits felt 81
Sabren p%erbeiratbet nnO bate leine
erite Srau nit 3 Sinoern In fetnem
9cimatbsort DlouD III Yoien i'm tiff.
fen @leuo perlalisn.
3widau. Die 6irma Srismaun
& 8olf bat anldBlid Der Jertislteauns
Der 100000. MISUNDERSTANDING
fir lire arbeiter cine Stiftuns our lin.
teritiisung bilfsbeolrftis perbenber
Nrbeiter erridtet.
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0feem6nra.

Sfoenburs. Die %75iabrise Su.
belfeier oes Sloenbur9il9en 99isen,
pereinS am 9. Gusult nabm tbren Nns
fang nit einem biitorii6en Seit5use,
fpel6er lib pom 8abnbOfe bur6 Die
9auptitraBen Der 9taot gum 99tsen<
bofe beDeste, mad wel9em ii6 fur5 Dor
antunft oes 3uses aud Der @robber,
5os uno Der 9er5og @eors be9eben bats
ten. 8elou6ere Qufmerfiamfeit puroe
Der S9isenstloe BON Biloesbaulen ses
i6enft. Mtan ldreibt tbr Elm Ilter BON
$50 Sabren gu. Die Biloesbaulener
batten aud alte Sdiisenpofale gu get.
gen. Die 8ofale maren meiit geidenfe
friiberer Sbitenbriiber. Dieielben
fteben nod i'm Dienite Der @iloe, in,
benz aus. ibnen BET %belonoers feitli9en
@~elesenbeiten 9etrunfen mirb. 90 mub
). @. jeoes neu auf3unebmenoe Meits
9ljeo ben ar6nuu9siblud aus einem
bitter 9ofale trinfen, oas beibt, CT muB,
beuor er setr0nt miro, ben FofaI Ieerer
unb Elm G%rompeter muB. bis Der (este
Tropfen bernnter 1T, oa5u blaien.
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Gin 8arantirtes Wftttel 8egen bie
@rinne.

@ir autcrifren ben anseSeisten Gpptbefer, Stnen
Or. ainss Meues Setlmtttel segen 9&pinSfu@t, Suz
fen unb Grfdltnns auf ~tclsenbe 8ebtnsuns gu pertaus
bteies Mltttel ben Mnmeiiunsen entipreaenb sebrauHen
nDuen, tnbem Ste es etnsehenb ~prpbtren, unb penn
Sic bann fetne 8eferuus bur@ bafelbe p~erfpiren,
S5r Gelp 5urid befpmnlen. Ntr MAIDEN bte8 Gnsebpt
in Golse Der srcbarttsen Grfplses tDel@e hte8 MitteI
BET Der lestiahrtsen @rtppen @pibemte a%ufSuwetien
bate. Wtr baben pm fetnem Sale sebbrt, In benz
bas Weittel ni@t sebolfen bate. Man made einen
@eriu&. qrrbeFaf@en fret Bet Dreib, Sbpmpipn &
So. GrpBe Glai@en so Gents unb $1.00.
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Q(dbtuua 3enter!

llntersei9neter bat cine srobe Sarm gu
berpadten, beitebenb aus 400 9lder suten
Sarmlanbes, ipobpn 24G in &ultur utb 100
in 8aiture iinb, nit seniisenpem @raS unb
ME aus9ebenbem @afer. 5 Mieilen unterbalb
N~eus8raunfels, IN benz @eft nfer Der @uas
balupe gele9en.
Gerner Itnb oaielbf bilis ;u pertauFen l
feiner @oIblut &entudb Giels0ensit, Is Sanb
bod /; l Deering Mdbmai4ine, Selbibtnper
l atneSlanb q Serguion Born Sddler l
&insSlano & 6erguion 9rei4maifine l
8uesle Oampfmaidine, 10 9ferbefraft 1
SairbautS 9latforinssSaase bis 81 2 Sonnen
ipiegeab unb cine SimonS 8aummpas &refe.
ytdberes gu erfragen Bel
grnit BIumberg,
9eus8raunfsls, gpnal 60, IeIas.
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2ae6fen6ura.

Hibnib. 0aut Mittbeiluns bes
6eutlhsn &onlulats in Rio Saneiro lit
Der 3apitdu 6. Hoienom aus Nibnis,
6ibrer uno Gigentbluer beS S9iffes
,@eline." an 16. Stunt 3. s. bonn
8ootsmann als 2etde auf Dem S9iffe
auf9efunoen, na9oem am Is. Die garSe
8eiasung bis auf etnen ~23jdbrigen
S6tfsjungen an Qano segan9en mar.
Der 8eroa6t, Den 8apitan get0otet su
haben, lenfte li6 out ben S6ifsiun9en.
Derlelbe bat inbelien aus Wtarsel an
Bemeilen. aus Der Inter u6un9sbaft
mieber entlaijen meroen miilien.
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@QQlfelo. Dos 5osialoemofro,

SaalfelO. Das io3ialoemofra,
tiide nTbiirtnser Golf8blatt" bat in
ieiner Summer pom 81. Wtai 1891 I'M.
ter Inoerem bebauptst, oaB 2utber'S
Selbltmoro .auf's NeuBerlte wabr.
i6etnli6" Jet. We9en oieies Nrtifels
mar Der Serfaiier In cine @elOitraie BON
$50 Marf auf 9runo bes rgroben I'M
lnss<Para9rapben" perurtbeilt worOen.
Oas 9anogeri6t bat iest jeoo6 oiele8
urtbetl au f9eboben uno cine tteue Ser
ba1olr11g angepronet.
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G6arimai(Ge Staatem.

@trteben. Sine btelise 5rau,
pel6e bereits 5lp0lf 8inOer i'm 5arten
Utter onr6 ben Cob uerloreu bat, 9ebar
far8lid Oas brei5ebnte, petdeS ebeniauS
ni9t am 2eben seblieben lit. Sect lit
9e9en Die Srau cine auf SinoeSmorb
laatsnbe antlaae erhOben mor6er.
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Sreie StdOte.

5amburg. Sn bas bieli9e Sane
belsresilter lit fiir5lib als Elm neue8 TO-
Sialiitil6eS unternebmen Die r8olfss
braueret 9ambur9" e%tn9etragen worben.
melde auf Dem 8oben Ser 9roouttips
@enolienldaft Die Serltelllng eineS gu,
ten uno bili9eu SabrifateS beSpeft.
Das Setrteb8> &apital BON 1900, 900
foq bur6 Nntbeilldetne gu SO Wtart
aufgebrabt meroen. Dem Yro]pett gu,
folae lino bereitS 10o, 900 Wtarf 9esetbs
net, unb nit Dem 8au loq iofort nod
3ei6uung meiterer 10000 Wfarf be,
gonnen meroen. Die. 8rauerei loq
GROCER als irse1o cine att0tre hamburger
8raueret merben uno 100000 9efto.
liter 8ter TN Sabre probu3tren f6nren.
Bremen. Ser Senat beitimlnte,
Der 63idbrigen Wittme bes In @rfiuuns
ietner Bfli9t btngemoroeten @9uss
maunes &oitens Elm @naoengebalt bon
500 Mtarf a%usauaablen.
Bremerba0en. Oas Yroblem,
sutes 9rinfmaier aus Wfeermaller lei9t
uno bequem gu bereiten, i6etnt bier
cine 2Dlun9 gefunoen gu babeu. Die
bieiise Mtetalmaaren<Sabrif BON ..
Slider bat einen Npparat %erfunoen,
mitteli # oelien bic germauolung ern0ss
li9t wtrb. Derielbe %beftnoet fid irrners
balb oes GodberOes un0 liefert, our6
bieielbe Seueruns 9ebei5t, auf Der oaS
@iien fir Die Sdifsmanni1aft sefo6t
mtro, iber 800 Sitter fril9es, flares
9rintmalier, aus Meermalier b~ereitet.
Qanohabun9 uno 8eini9un9 oeS Ippas
rates iolen 10 einfaG wie m09lib ieiu.
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@mlfs=9ebrer aeiue1t.

Sir bic NrnedebiIe S9ule tpirb elm britter
alalie Sebrer ober aebrerin eeiu6t, tpelder
beutlH unS engliiA nnterri4ten fam. Sc
bait PRO Mcnat $50, SAultermin 5 Mcnate.
Infans Der S6ule i'm erften She'll bes Mps
mats October 1891. gu abreiiiren
"School Trustees'',
@rnedebile, Dewitt County, Seras.