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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-12
wHrTE RppUBLIcANs.
The New Organization Taking Definite
Shape III the south.

Shape In the Ecuth.
CHARLESTON, s. C., Feb. IL. Thenew
or white Republican movement Is taking
practical shape in this place. a conf
DENTAL circular has just been issued
calling Il conferences TO meet In Colnm-
bia on the 10th inst. This conference Is
preliminary to the state convention,
which meets April IL to elect delegates
to the national Republican convention.
It's purpose, AZ described Ia the circular,
Is to devise plans and methods Of cons
Quoting the campaign In the state, and
recipients are requested to personally in
vite others known to be In sympathy
with the movement. The time for me-
ton, the circular says, Is ripe, and il
bright future Of clean Republicanism Ii
just before them, and steps will be taken
TO place responsible party before the
citizens, such as will command their
allegiance and affection. The new party
is not recognized blythe regulars.
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A Famous Explorer Dead.

LONDON, Feb. 12.--James Augustus
Grant, g. B., G. S. 4, F. II. S., #. /. S.,
retired lieutenant colonel Of the Bengal
army, died yesterday. At the relief Of
Lucknow he was wounded while in
command OF two companies of the
Seventy eighth Hghlanders, who formed
the rear guard Of the army. In 1853. in
company with the late Captain Spoke,
he explored the sources of the Nile, and
in 1868 was with the Abyssinian expedi-
ton He published several volumes of
travels.
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Maryland Urges tic MlIla AN.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Feb. f2.--By vote
Of 78to the house Of delegates adopted,
with an amendment III the form Of an
added resolution, the resolution intro
duced by Mr.. Laird, Of Montgomery
county, 4 week ago, expressing as the
sense Of the house Of delegates thst
the national hohse Of representatives
should act upon the tariff question III
harmony with the broad lines marked
ont by President Cleveland's message Of
1887, and the Mills bill.
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Grande do Sui rnf.siDf-NA rlsi1Aoiio.
may again be said to be in y state OF
open rebellion. Viscomte Pelotas Is
said to have been made chief OF the rev.
olutionary party in that province, and
to have proclaimed Corumba as the cap
ital, deposing Governor Martinho, the
Peixotto representative, from power, and
placing DR.. Rocha in his place. Addi-
tional reports have it that the revolu-
tionary leaders are once more gathering
the national guardsinen together, and
that active preparations are being made
to place the army in the field before Die
tator Peixotto succeeds in sending REIN
forcements to the south.
The Revelation Spreading.
AT Santa Catharina, capital of the
province of that name, bordering ON the
provinces Of Rio Grande do Sui and
Parana, there is also said to be trouble.
The governor Is reported to have been
deposed and the reyolutionists have the
upper hand.
Another dispatch says that the in
surgents are gaining strength in differ
parts Of Brazil, and that Guyana, cap
ital of the province Of Matto-G Crosse,
win soon be in the hands of the insur-
gent troops.
The rebellion is said to have spread
much further, and they have many
more supporters than the vPiexotto au-
thorities are willing to admit, aud it is
added that they are doing everything
possible to conceal the really grave
facts in the case. As the matter is UNI
derstood here the same charges, to all
intents and purposes, are made against
Dictator Piex0tto as were made against
Dictator Da Fonseca.
The government land telegraph wires
between PeloIas and Porto Allegro, in
the state of Rio Grande do Norte, have
been cut.
Brazilian securities dropped ~ per
cent on the Stock Exchange here, owing
to the report that another revolution il
imminent in Brazil.
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Murderer Harriott Convicted.5

FREEHOLD, N. j., Feb. i2.-At 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon the jury in
the Harriott murder case went ont and
In fifteen minutes returned u verdict Of
murder in the first degree. The pris-
oner turned pale when the verdict was
announced and then broke down com
pletely, sobbing 50 loudly that be could
b heard Al o7or the court room. he
win Be sentenced on Feb. 90.
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Poor Directors INDICTED.

CARLISLE, Pa, Feb, IL. The Cumber-
Land county grand jury returned true
bills against James NJ. Coyle, John II.
Rhoads and Michael Seayers, directors
Of the poor. The charge was malfeas-
ance in Office in binding Joe Wilson
from the poor house to John Lafferty.
From brutal treatment received the boy
died. Lafferty win be tried for. murder
in the Adams county court.
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Love. Murder. suicide.

MARsHALLTowN, Ia, Feb. H. Miss
Julia Long, teacher in the Marshall
town school, was shot twice in the head
and dangerously wounded at 8 o'clock
last night, by Sam Kelly, an Iowa Cen
trail engineer, who then turned the re-
volver upon himself and blew his brains
out. The tragedy was the elimination
of love affair, the lady having tired of
Kelly, owing to his bad habits
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UNEASY BRAZIL
Another Formidable Revolt in the
New Republic.
DEEoUECIEG DICTATOR PE1xoTTo

Again Rio Grande do sui Leads the
Agitation. As II Did Against d
Fonseca The RebeIlion said 10
Have spread Much Farther Than
the Authorities Admit.
LONDON, Feb. 12.--A dispatch 10 The
Times from Rio Janeiro states that af-
fairs there are in a very bad shape, and.
notwithstanding the fact that the cleo
ton of General Peixotto to succeed Gerr-
eral da Fonseca as president Of the re-
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Heavy Sentence Tor aIlpei.

dallas, Tex, Feb. IL. Eugene john
son, the southern travelling correspond
ent Of the Kansas City Sunday Sun.
whose Office Of publication was recently
changed from Kansas City to Chicago,
was found guilty Of criminally libeling
citizens Of Dallas in the columns of The
Sun. He was sentenced to one year in
the county cham gang, 500 fine and
costs. His attorney gave notice of an
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Join |. WILL FIGHT
The Big PugiliSt to Meet Maher, tie
Irish Chamiioa.
4 BIa PURSE rOR TEE wIHNER.
Thr contest win ne worth Sa5, 900
10 the Man who Hcsts Ills AntaRo-
MIST siaher. However. Nfnst De
reat Fitxsimmons a. Preliminary
Condition.

MIST siaher. However. Mnst De
feas Fitzsimmons a. = Prciiminary
Condition.
CnrcAao, Feh e. John +. Sullivan
champion 81 the world. and Peter
Maher, champion Of Ireland, win fight
to 4 finish in August next, Before the
prospective battle was agreed to in writ
ing by the principals Sullivan insisted
upon the proviso that Maher must de-
feat Fitxsimmons IN their coming con
test. and that condition was inserted IN
the articles. Should the Australian win
the tight scheduled for March Mahcrs
affair with John l.. il TO be declared OF.
According to the articles sullivan and
Maher will fight under Marquis Of
Onaensberry rules IN the ring of the
| New Orleans Metropolitan club, which
| has bound itself 10 stake i purse Of &a1.-
600. Besides that, hackers of the prin-
cipals will wager SIX, 900 each on the re-
suit, 10 that 70 the winner will fall the
| tidy sum Of s35, coo, the greatest amount
Of money ever depending upon q like
contest.
The champion recently declared that
he would engage in one tight only 70
4 close his ring career, and that his oppo-
nent must be the man recognized as
best next to himself. Maher, IN hrs
record, Is not considered a worthy an-
tagonist by prize ring students, and
1 Sullivan's change In agreeing to meet
the Irishman was probably entirelysi i'm
fiuenced by the cashof extended from
New Orleans, The statement Is mnde,
1 hnxvnv4r I'm 91ft less nm nuth0ritv Thin
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An ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS euici,Ie

MOUNT HOLLY, N. j., Feb. 12.--While
suffering from an attack Of the grip As
semhlyman A. Harry White eluded the
vigilance Of his nurse and drowned him
self in stream a short distance from
the house. 1t is supposed he was men
tally deranged at the time. He was "a
years old, a Democrat, and was twice
elected to the assembly.
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Captain ana Crew Drowned.

RALEIGH, N. G., Feb. IA Chron-
icle special from Beaufort brings news
of a sad drowning in Pamlico sound.
The schooner Wave, loaded, bound for
Norfolk, was swamped in the sound and
sank, drowning her captain and crew.
The master of the vessel, Captain New
comb, was nativeeof New Jersey, and
only came to North Carolina last year.
He lived in Beaufort. He leaves
widow and one child.
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FRESNO, Cal, Feb. l2.--Late at night
two men held up street car. oyerpoW-
cred the driver and secured s., all the
change he had. One Of three passen-
gers IN the car thrust his head out Of the
window to see what was going on and
was shot and fatally wounded The
robbers made their escape.
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"A Denial nom TIE white House.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 12.-The state
ments made ii q local morning paper in
q special dispatch from Atlanta concern
ing the wishes Of the president as 70 the
character Of the delegntes be would
prefer to 70 to the minneapolis conyens
ton ire en1phatically denied a the
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FlcId Agaln IndlctedI.

NEW York, Feb. f2.-The grand
jury's indictment against Edward M
Field for forgery in the second degree
was returned in Part / Of the court Of
general sessions yesterday. It Is for
forging the name Of e. Moor, master 81
the ship Dolcott, to bill of lading for
II ,262 bushels Of bulk wheat. which was
for delivery in Cork, Queenstown, Fal-
mouth or order, dated Nov. II, 1891.
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Pushing the Free Coinage Bill.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE free coin
age men are losing no time in their eff
forts to force the Bland bill through the
house before the month of March rolls
by. As the result of secret confer
ence of the free silver members of the
committee on coinage, weights and
measures petition is being circulated
urging the committee on rules to set u
date for the consideration Of the measure.
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Archbishop Ireland n Rome.

ROME, Feb. 1.-THE Most Rev. John
Ireland, p. D. archbishop Of st. Paul,
staying in the American college. When
bishops arrival he sent q message to
him asking him to often come to the
vatican to see him. His holiness added
that he was anxious to confer with him
on scholastic and other questions con-
corning the church In the Omitted States.
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Earthunake Is New. Jersev.

BURLMoroN, N. u, Feb. 1a.--East
Burlington was visited by an earth
quake, accompanied with low, rpln-
1hsshock liAAtsd .abott thirty seconds.
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p u b lie W a s
Thought to indi-
cate that peace
a n d prosperity
would once more
prevail through
ont the country,
another revolu-
ton is imminent.
Three ministers
have b a n d Q d
their designations
to the president,
and this Is taken
as an indication
that the govern
ment is breaking
up. The prov
/ n c Q of r 10
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Two More, Appointmenta.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-The president
sent to the senate the following nomina-
tions: Joseph McKenna, Of California,
United States circuit Judge for the
ninth judicial circuit. Rowland B. Ma
hany; Of New York, envoy extraordi-
nary and minister plenipotentiary to
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Where TrampsWon't CO.

ST. PAUL. Feb. 10. Governor a. III.
Burke, of North Dakota, says that be
wishes to secure from 10000 to Is, 900
men for spring and summer work in his
state. Owing to q shortage of help all
Of the wheat crop Of North Dakota
could not be threshed last fall and
threshing is still going on.
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MAYOR vrmAH c0l v S4ED.
Ailesheney's Chief Executive Adiudged
Guilty Of Bxtortion.


prrrsnUR0. Feb. IL. The jury in thu
case u Mayor wyman, a Allegheny
returned verdict Of guilty on two
counts Of the Indictment charging ex-
tortion in collecting witness fees. On
two other counts involving the same
offense, d verdict Of not guilty was rem
dered When the verdict was read
Mayor Wyfnan became deathly pale,
and was taken rs i sent hy his friends.
When.he recovered he had nothing to
say. The penalty for extortion on each
count Is $500 fine on one years imprison
ment, ur both, III tho discretion of the
court. The court also orders his ~
noval from Office, part 81 the punish
ment
The verdict caused 4 sensation gener-
ally In the court room. There were u
numberof Allegheny Office holders there.
and when they heard that their caicial
head had been found guilty, many felt
uneasy and said so. Ex.Mayor Richard
a. Pearson, who was present with ex-
Chief Kirschler. was almost as greatly
affected as Mayor Wyinan, for the COM
inonwealth claims that the evidence
against the ex.lnayor il exactly similar
In character TO that which convicted
MIR. Wyman. There Is d charge Of em-
be2zlelnent still pending against the
latter.
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FAiRFIELD, Ia, Feb. 12.--An old gem
tlernan from Keoknk, La, came here.
met an old lady for the first time. fell
desperately in love, proposed, was ac-
cepted, secured 3 license and married
the lady in thirty minutes after meetinS
her.
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,LoNDon. Feb. IL, The British steamer
George Lockett, which went ashore ct
ufraccmbe, Deyonshire, while bound
from Bordeaux for Cardiff, has sunk.
Her crew were saved.
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Protesting New york Democrats.

NEw YoRK. Feb. AZ. The mass meet.
ing Of Democrats called to protest
against the curly state convention to
name delegates to the national convene
ton drew together last night crowd
that filed the Cooper union TO over
flowing. Before p. III. there was mot
an inch Of space left on the platform or
In the hail. II was an enthusiastic
crowd, and every point made by the
speakers against the state committees
action was greered with hand clapping
and shouts of applause. Among the
speakers were Oswald 0ttendorfer,
Frederick RI Coudert, Congressman
Tracy, ex-Reyenue Collector Beach, u.
EllefY Anderson, ex-Secretary lair
childs and others Resolutions were
unanimously adopted calling upon the
committee to name later date.
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sic @oItSpartet.

Die Convention bet 0olfspartei in
81: Qonis leete Wo3e bat einen 9anS
anberen 8erlaui 9enommcn, als iibp Die
3eitungen BET altcn parteien uorauss
Ia9ten. Qnitatt,. baB srobe nneiniss
feit berriden rpiiroe, .mie u%erausselast
,pursc, 1T bic Convention in 9armenie
acknowledgement unb bat cine Plat>
form a%nsenommen bic a~Qsemeinen &nz
Hang finbet. <.& a@
@be sic Gonpentien in Situug trat,
perlammelte lig bas National> Gomite
Ser Boltspartei, wel@es nahe3u aus
200 Mitsliebern beitanb. s. 6. Taus
bened fungirte ais Boriiter uns @ebert
S6iutng ais Setretar. Der Setretsr
perlas bic Glnuaburen unb Gussaben
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9ic lett!

@robe 9offnuu9eu unb fromme
Wlnide aler @eforu,freunoe, aQcr
Derer bic idon iabrelaus einen Inns
i9muns in Der politit sewinidt, be-
gleiten auf ibrer 8abn bic nexeritanz
bene Bartei, bic Boltspartei Ser Der.
Staaten. ~ .... -
Wie lie uerlpottet wurSe, bic gonuen*
tion. Sn benz gansen 9anbe bobnla@te
man, unb bic alien ,,Garteitlepper"
r,eben iid idon ~peranist Die 9duoe
barob, baB bic Geieaid aftsn, melde in
ct. Qouis tasten nm cine aelle Yartet
au sriinoen. ME matchmaker %barn1oniren
uireen ,l1b am wenisiten cine Hlatferm
entwerien t6nuten, bic III onuabernb
Mntlans finoen wiirSe. IS iollte ieeod
anbers tommer. Die tleineu Streiti9>
teitcn bic pom Der Geor9iaer Delegation
perarladt muroen, ,uarcn balo beieittst
unb sic Convention naDm cine HlatForm
an, bic nidt ucrfcblen Fam, einen sroBen
Mnbang 3u finOcn. 9ie Gonpcntion
seiste sroBen Eatt, als iie Sic Eempe>
ren;zBlante 3uriidmics uno ebenfals
Bic Jraucnitimmredts= Trase auf iid be-
ruben lieB. Mt6sen bic Eemperensler
ii6 fernerbiu an ben @odi6o6 Der @ez
pnblitaner bdn9en, uno oieier eas See
ben periiBen belfen.
@ic fart bic neue 8artei bis sur
Brdiibentenwa1l lcin mirS lit i9wer
poraussuiasen, ober iie miro jcoenfaQs
gan; bebeuteno mitipreden. Sie mire
bic alten Barteien in ibrer Re9nuns fir
bas Yrdiibentetamt IRE MAIDEN unb
Staaten, bic uorber bic Soften Der alten
8arteicn ,uaren ~ ieDr wadelisen
MAIDEN. @ir moaen ser britten par>
tel ni9tsslei9, uie uiele anbere &eform>
aeitunsen es tbun, Sies porausiagen,
unb fie pl0tlid, aQes uberwdltiseno,
gum @iese i@reiten ieben, ienbern mir
muniden i9r itufenmeiies, fraftises 0es
beiben, bauit iie ausDalten fam, menn
iie ausertoren mtrb I'm iber bas Wobl
bess Bottles gu waden.
MDse ieber 8ur9er bcr Ser. Staotcn,
Der @eforn1en anitrebt,. f6 Der Soltsz
Dartei anidlieBen une ieinen Gbeil Sa;u
beitrasen sieie %aufbauen gu belfen.
Ni9t bic @eloma9t ion uniere @eietz
sebuus beberri6en, ionbern bas Golt
ielbit, I'M wabren Chime oes Wortes:
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8" I'~9|'"" ,.e |s-- . r. s
I'm Sic @~rpre6unser bes seiammelten
Capitals ~ %perbinSern, eine perfecte
Union 81 biloen, bdusli@c @lidieligs
teit ;u ii9crn, un6 BEN Sesen Der Treiz
beit fir nns unb unlere Nadtemmer. su
erbalten, iteuen mir fol9enoe platform
pom @runoidten auf !:
Bir erfldren bic Dereinisung. bic
bic beute poll5osen 'puroe, fit pcrmaz
nent unb bauernb.
Rei@tbum seb6rt benz, Der i'm &C.
idaifen bat.
Die yntcre0en Set ldnbli9en unb ser
itdotii6en 2lrbe,ter fins oieielben. Sbre
Geinoe fino ibentiib. -"" +..
Dir perlangen Cit nati6rales l1mz
lauismittel, ii@er nnb elaitii@, ausges
seeebcn BON Der &eSieruns, mcldes ais
3a9lmittcl fit auc 5duloeu, '0fientli@
unb priuat gilt, obue 8euubuns pon
8antz @prporationen. ~
Wir uerlausen ireie unb mbei3rdntte
Prd9un9 pen Silber. -
Bir uerlan9en, DAP bic Summe ser
l1mlaufsmittel balomD9li@it auf ni@t
weniser ais $50 per 2opf Der 8euOlte<
runs erbSbt wiro. ~....... -.
@ir uerlansea cine tufenweiie Gin
e%ommenteuer. ~".'N ."
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bic tabnitsm Grruartnnsem Der Wsforsns
freanee. DAT i'd. et~as perbereitet
anb semnddi Der politit cine anbere
Wenbuns seben pirb, Pam man unter
gnberem AUDI aus Der 0roben Reoe DID.
9ius Dor benz bemosratiidM staatss
Gonpent in Nep Dsrt erieben:: 9iu
iaste ba Elm politii@es grbbeben poraus,
weldes. ME III Jrantrei&, einen sdnls
Iiden Yolitii&en l1ntur, our Tslse bas
ben wirb. Die Dablen wirben cine
MenSeruns 1T ben Qeitern ber, golitit
beruorrufen unS Neisrmen warben bic
Gslsen iein. gr iaste, bab bic GARNER
unb Nrbeiter auf ben Deinen ieien, ies
bod i'm Gimme Der Demstratie UNI: Der
9erridaft Der @elsidde Elm Gnbe u
MAIDEN. Su u%orsebenber Weiie ipra@
9iq, ber sroBe Glbrer Der Democratic.
Ct uersab babel ~ob4 gang, baB er aud
3u ben @eloidden seb6rt uno pab cine
bespotii@e 9erri6aft ME CT ie fabrte,
pom emeritaniidm Bslte uerbammt
miro, unb bag aeute BON ieinem Galiber,
,uenn einmal cine @epolution in Der po>
l,ttt eiasetreteu 1T, teine 0ffentli6e
9lemter bethlehem birfen. Sill iteQt bic
Demotraten ais bic wabren Gnsel bin,
bic nur bic better StaatSm&nner in ben
GonsreB wdblten. 9ann laste e.. baS
bic @epublitaner nit .S@aubern Sas
rar benten mas Bic Democratic tbun
miro wenn iie mieber am Muber 1T. Die
bier Sabre bemotretii6er 9crri@aft baz
ben teine Neuerunsen mitsebra6t une
mir besweiieln, eaB penn bic 9emotra<
ten mirtlid iiea.u iouten, oab IS AUDI
MIR cine, sSsee anbers mirs. 8ie bet
uerfloKene Yiuionen>g onsreb lit 1890
seitarst worben lei, 10 muroe bel Der ndds
iten Wabl AUDI bic republitanii9e parz
tel seltir,t, ba ie Sem WiQen 6es 8ol<
tes nidt seborde, iaste 0iQ 'peiter.
@as Fat. benn. eisentlid Der ietise iiber'
miesenb bemotra.i@e GsnsreB bis lett
setbau? Ni6ts. Dies 1T ni@t gu piel
seiast, uenn man annimmt, baB ielbf
oemotratiide 3eitunsen benielben einen
8auQenser>G onsreB beisen. Wir mol
len bofien, baB bic propbeseiunsen
9ius, cine &euolution in Der polittt
ftsnoe beuor, iid ueruirtli@en miro,
unb bas Die nunmebr 9esriinbete Bolts
partei BET Tattor iein m6se UNI uniere
Weeieruus gu elmer ma6ren @oltsresies
RING gu seitalten. p
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&cforn,, Reform, @ctorn..

Us ianst an gu brobeln in Dem
sroBen pslitii@en Eopt unb bicies Bros
beln 1T pon Mien,anb anberem ais usn
Der neuen NeformsB eme9uns beruorsez
rufen ,porben. 0eripottet, ME bic urs
beber bieier Beuesuna, sic Garmer,
bisber pom ben alien parteien wursen,
bat fi9 bic 8ewesuus bod ftdrter se<
,eist uie MAJ, slaubte unb abertraf feltft
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9te &ranfbctt Der ret@en
&eute.

5aufis i@on 1T serebet morben iiber
cine ;,&rantbe;t Der armen 2eate'', als
mel9e man in Stalien J. g. bic Belasra
besei9net, ober 0 Der ,Proletarier>
trant9eit", mie nit srobem &c6te in
Ben 9lrbeitertreiien bic S3winbiudt ge<
1,annt mirb. Qlber cine ipecie0e &rant>
belt Der @eiben mirb man6em. ~nnierer
Qeler bod ais etwas Neues erl9einen.
uno bod siebt es cine iol6e Rrantz
beit. Is. @e
Sn ser Sprade ber @ineni&aft beibt
bisielbe Neuraitbenie, B.. ;. Nerpenz
i9wa4e, unb Defenders srebe &aufzuno
@ei5aitsleute meroen bon lift befauen.
8eseidnenb fur 9lmerita lit es, baB bicie
&rantbeit, bic Dem to1en @ei@dftstrei>
ben ~unierer tapitoliitii@en @eicQi@aft
entiprinst, AUDI Sen populdren Namen
bic ameritanti3e 3rantbeit" fabrt.
11eber bieie &rontbeit belt nun tir;>
lid ber Nrofeilor ar Der Tlbinscr Unit
periitat 81. S~arsenien einen 8ortra9,
in pelden, ct Tolsenoes duberte: @.
,Die Mer;te periteben utter Nea>
raftbenie cine b%eionbere Torm ber grz
i@opiuns bes Neruenipitems, beruorsez
sansen aus lbermabi9cr geiitiger Mns
ftrensuns uao barum Bic &rantbeit Der
R%opfarbeitcr s%enannt. Sn Nmerita 1T
biele &rantbeit am meiiten perbreitet,
ba bort bic Saso na3 Slid unb @ei@>
tbum in poufter 8litDe iteDt, 10 eab
bic bortisen Ner3te 9teuraitbenic einfad
als bic ameritanii9e &ranfbeit' be-
aei@nen; bics lei iebo@ su piel %bebauptet.
Der Matur ber &rantbeit entiprebenb,
merben ~3un,eiit 0ei@dttsinbaber pom
ibr betroffen., Selbft suseseben, bab
ber @ebilfe bas slei6 srobe oeer i0sar
nod sr0Bere Mrbeitspenium 5u erlebi>
gen bat, 10 iiub es bod namentli6 bic
@ei9dftslorsen, welde ben 9rinjipal
aud Damn nod perfolsen, ,oenn bic tds:
liden @ei@afte lansit erleei9t iinb, uni
ni9ts uermag bas N%eruenipitcm IL ieb1
an5usreifen, ais @emiitbsbewesun9 Dep:
rimirenber Natur."
Bir baben, bemcrtt bier5u elm oeut:
i9es Mrbeiterblatt, an bieier SteQe idor
einige Male barauf bin9emieien, BAT
Der &apitalismus fir DISQUALIFICATION
RlaNe ielbit INNER perbdnsniBuOle'
uirs, ni3t auein in Dtonomii@er ODE,
morali,@er 9ini9t, ionbern aud ply:
fl4, in seiunSbeitlider 8e;iebuns,
Das Gei&6ftsIeben wa$lt ben Rapita'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-03
Neamte SET &suato Alltass.
Boit=oromun8.

Ole absabe Der 4oliaden 'pirs sel3lolle"
pie fol9t:
Mad bcm Oitcn: Rad benz @eltea.
1866 na9mitta9S. 4:S5 na9mittass.
1880 1870 49,. IS
Ole alIeemeiue Nnssabe iinbet taslid ftatt
Don 2 80 pormittass, bis $50 no9m'ttass,
am Sonutas pon 9 bis 10. pormittass.
&uttIteb e6miot, Vsimeiiter.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-03
w. PFAENDER
gse.p HIN.

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4ra,lssit sSer llstaus.
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