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The advocate., 1892-05-18
as the yards are within the state Of Kan.

as the yards are within the state OF Kan
sas.
Mr.. Editor, while / have the floor
might say something for the good Of the
order, and, Ike Mr.. Higgins, am = stall
wart Republican with my back square
against the old party; in fact am one Of
the charter members OF that party, and !
believed In protection to manufacturers
as we'll as farmers, and I went out and
did some talking for Benny Harrison
and for protection all along the Iine, and
In the simplicity Of my heart l felt sure
we would get the duty restored on wool,
hides and hemp, and have free coinage
and we would all be prosperous and
happy. But alas! My fond hopes were
terribly blasted, my political vision was
a little obscured and saw as it we're men
as trees walking. But soon the political
atmosphere cleared, and I saw clearly. ]
beheld the great, fat, blOated woolen
manufacturers appear before the tariff
committee, and their words became law.
Likewise saw the great, plutocratiC
leather manufacturers appear before the
same committee and their edict became
law. Then I saw the wool growers Of
Pennsylvania, and Ohio, and Kansas, and
the other states, turn their weary feet
toward their homes. Then looked to
Topeka and / saw that the reduction Of
the tariff Of 1883 had cost the farmers OF
Kansas 10O,100000 sheep In five years.
Then l looked to Washington again and
saw enacted the most villainous silver
law that was ever palmed off on trust
ing people, and they said it was the best
they could do now, and would ultimately
lead to free coinage of silver, (lOhSch Il
OilD. Then l arose and cast off the
sackcloth and ashes, washed myself
clean of the old party impurities, clothed
myself In garments Of investigation and
annolnted my head with oil OF independ
ent action and sweetly sang the invigor
atlng song, "GoOd Bye, O!d Party, Coco
Bye"
Now in conclusion, / want 10 say em
phatlcally, no fusion In mine. The Peo
ple's party platform (Wnion) is broad
enough for every honest man in thif
country to stand on. We welcome every
man who honestly wishes TO join us, but
to those who wish to trade US something
they have not got, for the privilege Of
helping them to something they can't
get themselves, / am utterly opposed.
This is the thing of all others the g. o. p's.
desire us to do. There is not Republi-
can paper Issued In the state but what
refers to the trade with the Democratic
party. 1t Is q preconcerted arrangement
to keep up that kind Of racket.
Keep In the middle Of the road, broth
ers, and every man constitute himself q
committee of one to convert other men
to the faith OF our party, and by the 9th
of November there will not be enough
Of the &. o. p's. to make q small smell.
wv. RAMSEY.
Solomon City, Kansas.
The advocate., 1892-05-18
THE SINGLE TAX.

did, but it appears to us that the con-
troversy between "single tax" men and
their opponents is Of similar character
and the chances OF confuting or convlnc
ing one another as probable. So we do
not write this IN the hope Of affecting
single takers We write for those who
have not yet adjusted prejudicial glasses
before their intellectual sight
The center of arguments on the sub
iect are the two words, UGEMe and tar.
Henry George and his followers have
conceived the idea that "value" Is a solid
substance out of which government can
subtract a living, and "tax" the race to
bring that living out Such food, they
say. should be sufficient to support the
machinery of government without taxing
the products of labor. We Of the green
spectacles can see no substance in the
word vGIue, hence fear that the personnsel
government could not subslst on such
diet. Thus the question between US set
ties down upon the determination
whether UGIlte is a substantial entry or
mere abstraction. II 1t Is a substance,
Henry George has made the most won
derful discovery of the age. He has
solved the greatest problem. He has
lifted from industry the heaviest incu-
bus, the most destructive vampire, viz:
the public tax. On the contrary, II UGEAe
is q mere abstraction, degree Of inten-
sity in human desire, caused by circum-
stances, then the single tax Is delusion,
and labor will have to continue to bear
the burden of all taxes. Now Is 0GEue
thing or a condition of man? Henry
George says 1t is thing. If a thing, we
ask, give US description of it. State Its
quality, shape, color, density, taste, smell,
properties, etc. To all these they reply
that value is blue (as per the color OF
their glasses). We ask further, how does
value germinate, develop and mature?
How is 1t prepared for food and clothes,
implements and Rcoutrements, for these
are the things needed by government?
Single takers explain the production OF
gaI,ro as follows: Land in the wilds,
however fertile, has no value attached to
it even when a Robinson Crusoe squsts
on it and causes it to yield wealth, yet 1t
has no value. When more men, how
ever, arrive and desiring CruSoe's land
because of improvement in preference to
adjoining tracts, tender him premium,
then that "moss" on It's back called VGIue
sprouts and grows apace as more men ar
rive. 1t is this "moss," not the improve
ments nor the products of labor that gov
ernment should levy and subslst upon,
assert the single takers Looking through
our green spectscles again, we can not
distinguish that kind Of value from the
products OF labor. But this Is not the
summit of the single tax mountain. Their
most forcible point is another heaV-
ing up of values which Is not the result
Of labor. 1t is when the population be-
comes dense and the best landings on the
sea, the best path across the mountains,
the best ford across the river, the only
mill race, the best location to erect toll
gate, a store, a mill, factory, home
and the best farm lands, and mines have
been occupied, or secured by purchase,
and men deprived Of q place to rest their
feet without paying tribute, bid hotly
nnn;nnA nunn nnnAhnr for rnnr 70 atand
The advocate., 1892-05-18
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
To the EDITOR Of THE ADVOCATE.

gresham at large, have put In the field
another, man who, If elected to congress,
will simply be the mouthpiece of New
York bankers. Mr.. Anthony has been
during the past year one Of the most
persistent of those speakers who have
gone up and down certain western states
In the interest Of gold standard. He
has held many Offices, and in the inter-
regnum Of his public services, he has
acted as railroad attorney, and 1t is al
most certain that he could not have been
nominated without the assistance Of the
Santa Fe railroad and other corporations.
The Hutchinson convention contained
the usual number Of commercial pollti-
clans, and after the frat ballot they ar
ranged themselves with great rapidity
under the banner Of the magnificent ex-
Governor, who, whatever else he is, Is
full ieweled politician, wearing dla-
mond about the alze Of small bean on
his capaclous shirt front. When / first
saw him in Topeka I thought he was a
hotel clerk, because gentlemen In the
country from which came do not wear
diamonds OF course wearing diamonds
Is an innocent amusement, and 1t ls to
be hoped gives IS permanent satisfaction
to the wearer as It does brllllancy to his
otherwise common place exterior.
The Republicans of the Fifth congress
slonsl district are "about to pin their
faith to highly Ornamented,if not orna-
mental statesman. Unfortunately for
Mr. Burton, bis past record is not SO clear
and crystal like as the gems with which
he decorates his person.
The Republican party In Kansas this
years Is demonstrating In it's candidates
how 1t has fallen from It's high estate.
From being the defense Of the weak and
downtrodden, 1t has come to be the tool
Of corporations, and the means Of forcing
into high places men utterly unscrupu-
lous and without one whit of sympathy
for the tollerS Of the land. IL is now very
seldom that any but rich man can be
either nominated or elected In the Re-
publican party. The argument In favor
Of Mr.. Burton which carried the great
est weight was that he was a rich man,
able and willing to spend plenty Of
money In the campaign, and so he is to
be the standard bearer, ln spite of his
fearful record, morally and financially
while In the Legislature. or course he
will be elected; all the bogus insurance
companies and the railroads whose at
torney he has been can well afford to
spend any amount Of cash to put him In
power. l do not wish to unduly reflect
on railroads. They are q benefit to any
state, and agricultural or other develop
ment Is at this stage Of the world we'll
nigh impossible without them; but they
should conhne their attention to the
legitimate field Of their operations. The
Santa Fe railroad has made the state
government and legislature Of Kansas
by word and laughing stock in the eyes
Of honest people all over the United
States, the present legislature being
the first one in many years that railroad
cash was not able to purchase.
Ross MCDONALD.
Wichita, Kan, May 8, 1892.
The advocate., 1892-05-18
Solomon City, Kansas.


If you wish to know more about and
assist the fight in Kansas In this cam
paign, get up club Of ten subscribers
at 95 cents each, or $3.50, and the Kansas
Commoner will be sent TO each from May
1st to November 10; or 9 club Of FIVE for
$3.50. The CommOner is q six column,
eight page paper in It's fifth year, and is
q fighter. Kansas must be redeemed
from the agents Of ShylOck this year.
Reader, help the cause you love 80 well
by sending club. You can secure fifty
or 100 II you try, only 25 cents for seven
months. Address, Kansas OommoDsr,
Wichita, Kansas.
The advocate., 1892-05-18

THE ADVOCATE will be sent during
the campaign for 80 cents. An extra
copy free for club Of ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-07

wolen Sans Weuer Elm beianberes RAJ
binet, in ben, Ct gang far I'D atlein
thronen iann, einri&ten, tuie MAJ. eS
bdufia nit 6erporrasenben Runfi4dsen
tbut! Das idlie6e i& bann ~ uro
3iebe ben Sdll6el ab; auf Diete @eiie
iomnat has gebeimniBuo1e Bib l.einerl
Beib9en aus ben Nusen unb bofentli@
aud balb aus ben Gebanten! H,r
baben Bimmer eeuus bafir! Bin Du
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usera MAIDEN laiien wo1en. baau betttu'<
men 2"
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gang gun, &orribor uern.auern unb
eineu mad ben GeieQi@aftsd,muaera
barin 6ffnen laien. d&. Du Gutter,
i'd bin 9ir 70 baufbar! Die i4onlt Du
meme Iborbeit! gs mag IN ber 1bat
cine grobe 1bcrheit pua mfr. iein,
@erarb.. i'd fe5e es elm; aber iie ntmu1t
mir jebe Nube!1
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elrreit setban, ME es &ubeitorern au.
tomnt! 8unttum!" n'"
9ie Nrbeiten 3u benz umbau tuuroex
unper5islid in Wusriff senommeu uuo
i9on mad weniseu @oden iuar bas
tinitler,i@ fur ieinen 3wed ausgeltatz
tete @ema@ bereit, bic 8erle Der Straa>
ten>5 ammluus aufjunebmeu.y
.Morsen molten mir bas Bib hina>
berbrinSeu," iaste Sonfbeer be 8rienot
III ietner @attin, ais Ct NIT ibr bas
reue &ab.net prufenb aberi@aute.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-07
Die eteuespertbeiluas IN 8erIia.

Die .Treifinnise !9eitung. fibrt II
eiaeu, duf}ab iiber Bortbeile uns Qaifen
i'm 0erliner gommuaalhausbalt auA>
bab bieienisen, iuel@e Elm Ginfomulea
unter 1900 Marl bejieben, 81 Gro5ent
Der Bep1lteruns aus MAIDEN. Bieuiel
traaen nun iener "a Bro5ent BON ben
gommunauaiten unb tpiepie1 iene 16
BroSeut? rSnsseiau,mt~ f4reibt oaS
Blqtt, xfino in 8erl,R 81 Wiuione1
Mart bur@ @ummuualiteuern aufjas
brinaen. Die "a Yro;ent Der BeD6ltes
runs, ,pel9e Elm @iutOmmen bis 1900
Wart baben, brineen allo 6,600.00O
Wart, bic abr,sen 16 Bro5ent 30.400,.
900 Mart auf an &omnauualatsea.
Dur9i@nittli4 entfaQen auf ben 8opf
Der Bep5lteruns nit ,ueniser ala 1900
Nart @,ntommen jd6rlih 81 Mart
@ommunaliteuern, auf ben &opf Der
Bep6lteruns nit mebr a(s 1900 Mart
Gintommeu baseSen 126 Wart Cons
mupaliteuer.
Gang untsetebrt iteut iib aber oaS
WerhGltniR herdll4. tDentl man Den
M,h,n o,ls ben communa(,n @inr,d,.
tnnoen in Netroht ,iebt. Werjpnen nil
nenioer ala 1890 Morf @iufomu1en
boben nm alren Nusoaben ber @ameinbe
fir Irmenuer>ualtung, &rantsnbdaier
&c. aud pro Rppf einen tue,t gr6Beret
,ns;t chs, /, n;e oooe fomm,nws;ne 81.
,usm,,ntcritit,ruo nner cine u~nentositlihe
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sr'naitn,,o in %,:no ouf sstrnbsnunter.
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~, lS"? =, sd s1.po omi Sge,tl,cba s2nrra
n"ber Mo S mS;HAprmobI5ohenSen Se,ie1.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-07
{5dluB fol9t.
Serubig1tna.

Scr betauate @erlincr Ir5t &(ein -
10 evsG6lt man uuS - ber BOT Waem
ourtb feline MuDe auf bic &rantcn 'ulrtte,
,purbe ut elmer jawser Dame gtruEen,
pcl9e iid tuciaeno i!m at SaB.n mari
uno f(ebte: .Derr Dot:or! SD Be-
1b,o3re sic, ,rstteu Sic midi 8elien
9ic mir! Sd babe ei1e Stednaeel oers
{bludsi"
vGm bm" iaste &lein. oWber
n,eit 9iebes &inb, 1eien Gle bod nidt
10 aufsere3t! Draudea Ss oenn Bic
Nabel 10 v5tbi0? ?" ...
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-07
Stamutt BET Haenfd per. Affcse

...uF. Z ..H'' - va&A &NRN-F6 &y888
ST "a ,piFeni&aftl.@ nadv.isbar.
baB bic Reuiben BON beN MIIsn ab.
itanamen?
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b:baupten, ober bepielen bat es fsiner
uuo bic iosenunnte DISTINGUISHING.
tuelhe aIe 9ebeiueiea aus elmer ulq .lelle
entiteben ldBt, p~erliert mebr unb insbr
an Gnhdnsern. Se(bft 6ddel unb Gost
MAIDEN bereits BuseitdnbniTe an BE
gielenttebuns ber Beieu. Wir@otD
fd9t: Sic l1rjeusuns bioe ui&t mebr
ben @esenitanb oer Gori&uns, ba nod
niemals bic Spur e,nes @eiens sefuns
ben tuorben iei, BON ben, man iases
Tonne, "a lei burd 1lrjeusuns entiians
ben, unb erit bic neueiten Gori&unsen
bdtte1 bic Nnii@t Serit6ren f0nuen, bab
bic ileinten 2sbeueien bic Spal1pilje
bur4 uraeusuu9 e%ntitdnoea.
DaS Su@en aber nod benz nirfliden
Bormeni4en babe rein gar nrdts ers
eeben. 8alduntole9td (urueltfuno.
lid) fane bas erfte 9luftreten bes Mens
i4en frlbeiens in bic E~ertidr3eit, aus
tuel9er aber feline eisent(t&en Reite
beHelben, ionbern nur Geueriteineesens
itdrbe u%orldsen, bic BON Nan9en alS
Hrtefacte anaeIeben ulrber. Cider
lei Der Meuih in Der Diluuial3eit pors
banben 9etpt1en; aber bic betrefenben
ueberreIte lebrten, bab Der Dilup.al.
meni9 elm u6ais aussebiloeter Meni&
tpar, ~teireswess Elm Wittelbtns 5u.i4eu
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tbeorie {9on befrieoi9t, uenn lie cine
Mebnl19teit Der Dilupiali1doel BON
9ultrelne9ern, 5euerldnbern ooer mes
ni9itens nit benz .Grieleniddoel. ~
entbedeu slaubten; aber abseisben oas
bon, baB iol&es Grsebn,B bod re4t
tueit binter cen uriprinslihen grmars
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Nu1tralier INNER nod Elm uabrer
Men19, anb menn uniere 8orfabren,
mas nod iebr 5tueifelbaft lei, wirfli&
einmal benz Muitralier d6nli9 eetpefen
fein io1ten, 10 bleibe has bod fiber fls
bic Descenbenjtbeorie gang obue BE.
beutuns. Da alio nirsenbs prattiibeS
Dtaterial fir bic Nbitammuns beS
M1enlhen BON 9lffen be,sebradt fei.
10 bilbe oieie Nbftammunssfrase chen
aud feinen @esenftanb Der prattii4eu
5ori@uns, Die Jraee mad Der Gnt.
itebuns oes Meni4en iet troB allen
Spetulationen uno 9ransformtsmuS
nod UNI feines Qaares 8re,te sef6rbert;
nod ME lei Elm Mubalt bafir erbra@t,
bab aus elmer .tur5t6pfsen" &aRe cine
,1augf6pi9e" entiteben Tonne. Die
l1mbilbuns ber Nafen bleibe mad mis
Dor Elm u%nrabbares &ebiet, llno wer
jeisen NOBLE, mas Der 9ranSforminnuS
leiiten fann, ber m6se, itatt Stamni..
b6un,e Der Wteniden 5u erfinben, Darauf
ausgebeu, bic tpirtli9e lmbilbuno eiuer
art du 6tanoe ~ brinseu, was aber
chen AUDI u.@t m6sli@ lei.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-07

IN oemielben Gage fdmpfte eirt eut>
maitetes S9if ia,per in ben fturmaez
peiti9ten 8euen oes @olfs BON Werito.
Easelans bereits arbeitete be Mann'
idaft per5tpeifuussuoq an ben Ruupen,
UNI e. iiber BaHer 81 balten, felt Ia.
gen i@on i9lus bic bis in tire 1ieien
aufeeribrte See NIT i@arfeu 8ranfen,
tpie Elm &aubtbier feline Beute, nit Der
Is nod ipielt, ben treibenbeu @umpf,
bei1en @teuer Der Drtan fpottete! Seit
Iasen i9on itanbeu 5mei Mdnner.
6eite al, 9eite, an ben Stuupf zines
Mafes eef1an,mert, oft ju 8oben gerii.
len BON Der Buht Der lbtr bas 0ed
itirseuben @eqeuberse, otne nur cine
Hutreueuus III ma&eu, I'D an ben
@ettunQsarbeiten ~ betbeilisen uuo
ale NuHorberuusen baSu NIT blterem
5@tueiseu uoer 8ertuani@uusen jurid'
speiienb.
Nu9 nod arbeitenl Boju? 6ielt
BET Fob re ni9t i@ou in uuentriunba'
4raQen?
Di@t tauerte Der i@tuarje Diener an
an Ieines 6errn Geite, fem roQenbes
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tranten, tranten, Glai9e UNI Glai4e, bic
Gimme bintpesjutdui@en aber be
nabenbe Berni@tune, uuo Gll4e, faroo'
nii9es @eld9ter, uilbe 2ieber bra9e1
bonn unb lpana BON ibre1 2ippen. bab
pos f@,uer arbeitenoe @&ifspolt f&eu
uublidte nab ben unbeimli@en @aNa.
9ieren. Die perberbte 5eele bes Mif@'
linss bdumte ii@ sesen oas S@idia1
tuie Elm einsefansener 9ieer sesen bic
Stdbe bes 9diiss raft, Der i'm ti@er
umi@lie6t. 9aS ALTO tuar bas @nbe
al feiues Era@tens, ieiuer auitrensua'
gen, feines DuriteS nod ben S9dten
Der Belt? or bate 2ei@en Ium lid
auftbarn1en m6sen, I'M ffi@ 3u {4aten:
Ct ,uirbe bic Jrauer bel Seite seitoBen
9aben, I'M, einen BlaS in BEN retteuoe1
@oote ~ e~rlansen, tuenn es nnoell@
geteeien, elm iol9es in bic. tobenbe see
5inab3ulaEen ; Ct tuiirbe ibnen bic 8rob'
rinoe BON BET peri9ma@tenoe 2ippe &C.
r,lIen baden, I'm, i'd nod cine Stunoe
langer Dor benz Berbunsera 81 i@lte,1!
9as unuetter i9ien auf benz @ipfel
ieiner @utb. 8lenbenbe Blite judten
aus ben ialparj9eba1ten @oltenma1en
in bic 5ddumenoe Gee, bic, tute TN
6ohue a~ufbraQenb, bic Bosen aber III
rem Opier 5uiammeni9lug.
rBetet, betet!" rief e.ne ansiterfii1te
@timme. Mber lber ben tradenoen
Donner, iber bas IoIen BET Glemeate
bin,pee b5rte man bas tuiloe 2a@en oer
Meritaner als Inttuort i@aQen.
Isle baben uns bas r1nslid 9ebradt",
murrten bic aberslaubil@en Seeleute,
oie Deiben nit feinblideu Bliden nit
itreiieno; u,uir habsn Den Saton at
@qro!" Sie !uiiroeu Ole beioen uaDetu:
(i1en Gelelen aber 9oro se,porien
Aa5en, tper1 lie nid;t Den DolA geflrtaz
tet Ddtten, uatfb beHeu Cuff lie Die !9ano
oes @bwarjen orpbsno sreifen Iaben.
,ucnj1 ct. ibren aui 1eincn &errn gerlh.
teten fir1tercu 8lideu be9esnete.
Die Natt fam uno init ibr Der
600. ..~
!SGYr1 fnyot
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SIN NeNinaI.

r8erteibung. r1eine 0uabise, ee III
10 9eiS pier. woGen Ste ni&t ceu Man"
tel sbfeeen ?" 4 s.
rrrmaa('d. Ser @arra, ID bin
nidt oe!cDeiirt!"
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biabe1oelrbnteu Ma&t. bic auf Der Groe
Feierlite ~ ott hie(t; feline @eele flute
iim nit Gnbamt uab. tiefem 1rieben.
Den Iehten Std auf bes bol6e W26b,
meutil6 oeridtet. l1imte er bic Qampe,
unb bolb periouteu ieixe Siune in isafs
tea shlof.
XVII
Oas 9ra'le lpate 3sdt oeS Gebrlldr'
usreeas. . per,9'eoeS uou ben eoloe'
ZEN NeadbteS, oas uas an ett.e's td9Oae1
Ssan.uaor9en l@oa, tras pom. Wager lodte,
ora@ 70 lan9,asa oar@ pie 1@tpereu
@oltenlu'@ten Uapa, mel@e pen Qlm'
mel 0eeen 1aaesan0rng ult6o9eu .gat'
tea. per Dltto'ao i~uttelte, pie uadtea
Sne'se per Hauu'e aae oas Iu@ PEE
61oe9e tlatlgeno DC SaTL mel@e
anl oen1 6'rlt oon 2aus Atnerstort9
weete, 1De'un o'e Demo9ner Da9e'm no
cen:
atalot pan oer seeaaseu p!le91e un'
npr aut3alteoea. Oeaa9 e'ne Ster'
de1l1aaoe aag o'e'er 5ett erlg.en
utat1t"' oel D'e'et. m1 oeu' otallI'
~allee' PEW osl alse peIt, pel@el
le'aea mtl'1a1'l~ea SeDoa"9e'ten mtt
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isCea ueos9sa mnt |e'l'@es SoINa!t
unv e naB's ny W. eea'1''W undoua'
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'alnSIe,t sstalte1e.
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-07

an be @eie4idails5imu,er ltleB, al Die.
fen lebteren bi%n5unebmen.
.Nber ettuas ie1r or%unlenoeS liest
mir nod am Qer5en, @eraro,~ 1a9te
bic iuuse Grau zines Cages 5u ibrem
@atten. ..1'.
Scum, mein S9ab?" y
sic 56serte eiueu Moment.
rGs betrift oas 8,(o, osu Sans
Weaer. Du ,peibt, 2iebi tier, mte @robz
papa bapon elsenommen mari"
,@emiB! @r (iebte es fDrrlih 5drtz
ft9, obgleid) es swis rerborgen bleiben
,pirb, tpesDa!6! Gin 9aarltrdubeno bdBz
li6es Suict bieier alte &opf!"
.Das babe ib audi itets 9efunoen.
N6er rur oes tbeueren 8eritorbenen
tuilen MIRO es ni1t m09li9 fem, Jpn du
entfernen."
,Das jou AUDI ni@t 9el@eben! 9ans
8eller iol nod ,uie boz ben @brenplab
bebalten, zen Der &roBuater inn be'
Itimmt bat; has iiao !u1r benz alten
Dram i4uloia!"
I'D Gerarb, neiu, bas il ia eben,
,pas mid qua(t. SD taan bus 8lle
ni9t anleben, id fanu ben Saal nidt
betreten - nt.r 9raut bauorl"
: ,Nber 2ieb4eu!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-07

ME aeltebt, er fablte es ,pobl. llno nun
mar er obne Mbi1leo, in unertlarlidem
@roQ, in unerfldrlibem SUuei9en, oa=
pon sesausen uno tebrte ,oobl NE pies
oer durud.
Ser alte Mann riB fi@ getua(tiam
aus ben triben &eoanfen emppr uno
tuanote ii@ ben lei6ten sludtrablenoen
Biloern Der &csenwart 5u. @ie beQ
uno freunnli1 seltaltete iid nod iein
9ebensabeno, bot 5drtli9er 2iebe be-
batetl @r fablte fi& beute Ibenb 10
mertuirots mad, obne ieoe Miloisfeit;
feline @eoauten arbeitsten 10 HAT, 10
craft, pie in Sugenota9en Z CT flblte
e,nen' tpuroerbaren &eru BON Rraft, Dem
miloen Jeuer bes ebleu Beines 8lei9,
our9 feline Goera rinnen. pa
v@ieQeigt bat Ger Dottor bod redt
uno m,d ni9t bloB beunrubieeu 5u
,uollen; u,,r iit's, ais t0nate i9 NOD
mauhes sSabr erleb:a!" badte ct.
CT erbob ii9, lint lid ausausleioen,
mas er nod immer a0sin, obne ieoweoe
6ilfe that. Dur4 bic un~serb1ate1
6eufer bl,dte bas 1%irnanseut nit Wi'
riaoer Sternen fernsr Be(teu, ~auf be-
men man uieIei@t aud lit ane fritz,
lebte unb feblte ~ ibm betsin. Der
1eltlan1e bespeste Greis 6hnete e'ne't
Jlisel uub atbu.e.e lanse oas
bebre 6@weisen ber Misrepresentation