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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

Clark aud generally IN opposition TO
everything like an endorsement or
RECOMMENDATION Of anybody but a
straight Republican hold caucus in
the Hurley building early yesterday
morning DR.. Cochran presided and "a
few speeches were made, but there was
not much enthusiasm and the caucus
was so small that it did not bring even
the inspiration Of hope.
A largely attended caucus was held
over the White Elephant, most OF those
present being the cOlorcd element of
the party who wanted a straight uomi-
nation.
Tho speakers were not prominent nor
numerous, and the caucus was short
lived, so short that before chairs to seat
those in attendance were placed In no.
sitlon the caucus had faded into moth
ingness, These futile efforts devel-
opcd the strength Of Cney as an organ
izer, for both OF these adverse caucuses
were weak.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
IN nxne1rIvE commIrrnn
Decides Contests and selects Temporal
Onicsrs for the Convention,

Decides Contests and selects Temporary
oniesrs for the Convention.
The state executive committee met
again yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
With a very fun Attendance. The con-
lestod cases were taken up aud the IL.
G. Goree delegation from Cass county
seated.
The Grayson county contestants came
In and the delegation was divided.
A contest from Gregg county was
Also reported, ono OF The delegations
headed by Sam Flanagan and the other
by Postmaster Grey, u LOngview.
Chairman Tempeton, Of the county,
called the convention that selected the
Flanagan delegation aud Postmaster
Gray called the other, he claiming ~
bo chairman Of the county executive
committee by virtue Of his election as
permanent chairman Of former coun-
ly convention The Flanagan delega-
ton was seated.
The executive committee recon-
mcnded for temporary officers OF the
convention r. b. llawley VI Galveston,
aa chuirman; H. NJ Taylor, secretary,
with Messrs. MOslcy and Simmons Us
q Isiants and ID. C. kolp Of Wichita
county, reading clork
The executive committee then adj
lourngd subject TO call
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

nfttee reported. The motion carried
much 10 the dissatisfaction OF some OF
the delegates who evidently had cut
Hnd-dried speeches for the evening.
Before adjourning however, the APP
pointnent Of the committee on
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
was read by the secretary. The COM
mittee is as follows.
First congressional district, A. G.
Angler.
Second district, E. Adams.
Third district, Mr.. Breer.
Fourth district, Mr.. Coffee.
Fifth district, J. j. Fairbanks.
Sixth district, Mr., johnson.
Seventh district, Alex MCGEE.
Eighth district, Mr.. Mullen.
Ninth district, j. w. Madison.
Tenth district N. G.. Nogel
Eleventh district, @. G. Brewster.
Twelfth district, George Carter.
Thirteenth district, s. Il. Buchanan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

A Life Long Republican Explains why the
Wtnto Delegates uro so Numerous.

. 'A''a - " ~ ~ AAAifitNha
Dr.. Grant Of Sherman, chairman OF
the Grayson delegation is a lifelong
Republican, he says, and yet this is the
first time 10 had ever attended state
Republican convention. with good
reason, too, said he, Tor IL Is the FIRST
time In the political history OF Texas
that there was chance for tho Re
publican party to make its influence
telt, Now IL had achance, and that is
why--nO because Of any insignificant
faction like the lily-white bud upon
the sturdy trunk of Republicanism;
that is why, he explained so many
business men are u be seen at this
convention. As Republicans they
could not favor Clark; as patriotic men,
just as virtually Interested In the vel
faro OF the state rs any Democrat In IL.
believing Judge Clark the purest the
suongostand bastof the three candidates
Tor governor they could strive to Sc
cure his election, aud this was what
they advocated, INly, as business men,
many In close touch with the business
mon cast, found it nee ssary To- make
war on HoggOcracy, and, In default OF
any better method, this was the way
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

SAD lffN
Ben Ayres-''oh, I soal... !, !, I
right
Col. Talbot, a clsrs Il, /.
makes US solid.n
Nat Q. Henderson VISA, M
no Is now a full aodgsd RegsSIs'
Colonel Hunt United stt. {.
Of this district, came il &
j, N. Heller was el,ei \,
chairman OF the TwongihiS n
district.
The delegates much connssI
GAzETTE's report Of ysiedr
convention day.
Bart Moore, Of Waco aldbs
things were coming very s.ass
Clark in these DAYS.
II. w. Chapman aid no; ita
endorsement Of Clark By Ia n.
can convention expedlent
DIR. W, B. West thourhl.h b,
convention meant George Gin 4
be the next governor o. Te1h
@. F. Barney, Of Dallas ID d.
who got in yesterday, tookd n
and got down to work in ear.i
Eugene Marshall, Of DaIhs I.
States district attorney, issdsst
the convention, who came IA lasI
b. NJ. vanderhurst q d. 4
Day, came in yesterday, md d. I
of yesterdays convention plass
If bar-room discussions al
or mar a candidate oil ihe ~
rial candidates would b. ot 4
race.
The advocates Of Magenta a
vention are almost as npmarsaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

between you and Cuney?" was asked.
'4The difference is not personal. 1t
Is merely q difference in the methods
Of political procedure in the party's
affairs In this state. There is no per-
sonal feeling in it. We were intimate
friends until the difference arose and
though friends yet, we are not together
so much us we used to be"
when did the trouble begin?"
about a year ago when we began
TO shape Our plans FOR the selection Of
delegates to the national convention.
/ felt the Republican party in the state
was rerograding under Quincy, who
was more placeman than party man
from principle. The fight was made
for national committeeman and Cuney
beat me in the convention. In the
fight l advocated the principles Of Re-
publicanism without special refereuc
to party rewards, while Quincy was a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

Having ascortained their strength,
the Clark leaders are now moving cau-
tiously, They see danger ahead. They
want not merely an endorsement. but
votes, They arc doing great
deal of harmony talk, and
arc trying TO persuade every
dlssentont delegate 20 come over
TO their way Of thinking, Yesterday
they made largo gains, not So much
because Of the strength OF their argu.
nents' perhaps, as because delegates
are human aud like TO follow the crowd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
AHEATED DISCUSSION.
A Roek-Ribbed Democrat Versus Third Parry
Man From a Republican Point Of View.

When the Hon. Lock Mcdaniel enters
the political arena with arms akimbo
and suspenders down, he poes
in 10 stay to the finish and
the man who make aut-
ter at him and leaves with d feather In
his CATTLE is indeed daisy, fresh from
the bifurcation OF the brook. Col. Me-
Daniel has enlisted for the man from
Waco in the present fight, and
he has his lips compressed and
his loins girded Tor a STAY
to the finish. The gentleman from
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

cent and Nugent 25 per cent, though
hogg will have to work for tbnt
vote II he wants 1t. he wouli
get some, anyway, Tor thor,
is disposition TO vote FOR him on hi.
law and order record ana in appr,ba.
ton Of his efforts TO enforc. tbe law
against mobs, as evinced by his rewards
Tor the deiccdon ana conviction IN
those who have been guilty Of deeds of
violence 70 those OF our race
i, me convention hour having come
Ferguson went back 10 M sgl5
against tho hosts OF Quincy. so
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

one hour. b. b. Kenyon was made per
mAnent chairman. General A. q.
MallOy OF III Paso was nominated for
congress by Mr.. McEnnis OF Baird and
the nomination WAS seconded by Mr..
kedheld OF Cisco. He was elected
on the first ballot David Redhold Of
Cisco received the nomination for pres
idential eleetor Mr.. S. II. Buchanan
OF FL Paso wishes 70 place himself on
record as opposing General Malloy's
nomination. He acted under instruc-
tions from his constituents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
" THERE Taa
a Republican coaHrsssa,, 4.
The ealvs,I,, WI

Candidate Walt. seA
G GeIInoeTatie nonlais''es i esss
Galveston ,,al,, district, h XVI '''' {
, nloyslng, Plans hsss Nv ~ \.
oa .a and the W. ~ 4 !
are progressing % cos W. Y n \
me schems Is 50 ; AZ .,
exchange Clark votes NJ l. ',s'
opponent ~ al
:, Mr. Gresham wss ~. ! h
lle91tenants Of Gov. H NY Z Z
ana a.a,.i 1t Is charged, Il. ss
offensive pariisans6 i,is &,
Is claimed, would Nav ~ ~
Dut Tor the use Of a rabAi,s 4. q
Al Of which m rSss' 4
rather squally for Nj. tl,,.l..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

ON tho Content. of tho Coming RePub-
Iican Platform.
Here is straight tip on the plat
form:
II will renew subscription TO the
cardinal doctrines Of Republlcanlsm,
eulogize Benjamin Harrison's admins
tration, endorse the Minneapolis nomi-
nations, praise the Mckinley bill and
demand honest count Of the ballot.
II will indict in strong terms the adj
ministration Of Governor Hogg and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

Decrease ................... ........ 4.e5l
1872 .......... .......... -luo'Uyg
Increase over 1854. ll,e9s
Increase over 1883 ...,..............lb. 2i0
Shall tho Republicans OF Texas abandon
the contest aud Join tho Democrats MOI
mol Ten Thousand times n9 why, then
not nominate a straight ticket and elect
a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

me credentials committee. with
chairman ma Terrell presiding, has had
ohly lew minor contests before H. vof
more time. 4NeNS 4ot
me contests were from Cameron.
S vi. S,r;9lyaon' Cass and NAV ~ ons
9ther, NJ Of these were deeided bv
we committee, but that exact iuslics,
"a * oe done, AZ the REQUEST N some
a.; az NC par,ies az interest, The decisions
~ '"0 ol The contests we're rscon-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

Tells About Their Differences. and Prssao,s a
Virtual sniff.

Charles Ferguson Of Paris. the loader
Of tho opposition to N, w. Quincy In the
:. ranks, was interviewed just
a t,i's, alnner by GAZETTE reporter yes
ms,rtay on tho causes Of his difference
WIN WIN Nuin,ey, the future Of that differ
snee enc. and his loyalty to tho present con-
vention and probable action.
what is The cause Of the difference
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

For the Judicial dl.lr,n.
I I9e counties Of Fort n M 3
Wharton, jackson ana Nm I'M,
convention was held ys,. s.
cry and Judge T. S RS n,
nominee for judge end jos. 4 !;
ney, Democratic candiaa 1'''' s !. {
attorney, were embossed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

Grimes is no orator as Brutus was, but
like Marc Antony, he handles facts in
an argument in way that is calculated
TO stir his hearers 10 mutiny and make
mans hair rise up and curl. This was
demonstrated last night on a street
corner. Col. Mcdaniel had taken his
stand beneath the pale glare of the
electric light and was communing with
nature when number of embryo poll.
tlcians and patriots proceeded 10 sur
round him.
I'm in favor OF a straight Republican
ticket remarked delegate with the
dark-brown skin of weinerwurst.
Pm tired voting for white trash who
toll us dis, dat and de oder. I'm in
avor of straight ticket and | don't
propose to vote for George Clark or any
Jther Democrat. You hear my music.h
The gentleman from Grimes drew a
long BREATH took fresh stitch in his
vest buttons and with wicked look In
his weather orb said.
so you won't vote for Judge Clark.
eh2 Well, just permit me to tell YOU
that you don't know enough to pet i'm
out of the wet. | am here to saw that
every Republican who loves his party
his state and his people ought to be
tooth and toe nail for the man from
Waco in this fight. He is not a Re
publican, it is true. On the other hand,
ne Is a true-blue, rock-ribbed, blown
ln-the-bottle Democrat, but let me tell |
you something else, boys. George Clark !
Is an honest man, "A statesman and |
Il patriot. II he is elected governor we |
will have peace, plenty and prosperity |
in Texas, instead Of one continual |
round of unrest, disappointment, want |
and distress. toll you, as between n |
Democrat and a Third partyite am for |
the Democrat every time. They stick |
TO their principles and you never find a
Democrat with torch in his hand TO |
stick to some mans fodder stack. am
IN favor Of endorsing George Clark fol,
governor, and you win see that an over
wheiming majority Of this convention
Is OF the same way OF thinking.n
DO you mean to say, sir. that Third
party men apply torches to fodder
staGks5" screamed an old gentleman
with tangled hair.
=. have heard that they sometimes
ga such things naively replied Col.
"Then You heard falsebood. sir.o
yelled the old fellow as his eyebrows
stood up like porcupines'.
|
Grimes. va
Yes; sir, lam, and am proud Of It,
We'll, am very sorry to saw that l
am an not proud of YOU responded Col
Mcl)anlel in supreme disgust.
About this time an old gentleman
VINO had been an attentive listener.
turned loose. He was "a Clark man and
ms enthusiasm was bullying out Of his
eyes and ears. He sweled up and per
sPirad for several minutes, and thon
throwing his hat into one corner of the
street, said BY granny, sir, / believe
YOU Third party people are as crazy as
March hares, But you seem TO want to
discuss this matter, and I'm your huck-
,,eoerry Come at me, gol darn it. /
eel foxy, ~ and the old fellow squared
This was the straw that broke the
iamel's back, and the Third party men
,g .i III defeat as .he crowd gave one
Fhoop and dispersed.
THE EIGHTm tnNssnps.,,,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

last night this was followed by nm
other dodger in tho sumo interest
which contained this information:
Have the Republicans OF Texas iO5, 900
Votesl
Look at tho figures;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14

All Attempts to stay tho Tide HAwley-
ward are Vain and Futile,

The Ferguson wing Of the party,
which favored DIR Arch Cochran Of
Dallas, for temporary chairman, a. the
impersonatiou Of the opposition to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-14
rRuE.sLuE LITERATURE
Figures 10 Shows Chance For a Republican
Goyamor.

y 9Nl2 dodgor was scattered upon the
streuJs yesterday by tho Smun-pures
which attempted 10 raise Republican
hopes TO tho pitch Of nominating a
rub'rnatorial candidate. II read ms
l,lln,yss
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
(Gorreipoubens.)

GoMrtl0lo 20. Wt0r3, 1917.
Sriibl,n9S=G Gone iini uer,lebmbar rings
un,ber.
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Yeter uro Mautato auriid. , -.
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eiue ne,,e S9u!e IN ser Ma5e BON Micouet.
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tern babem. Ct febrt wieber mad Der W(an.
tato Normal S9ule auriid.
frau 81. @oberts maj Mouta9 lin SEEN
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fdbrtinnen, mareu Sonuta9 III 9tem ulm. .
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- s. g. 8eiber, Splitter aus ct.
Saul, mir0 Bis @amItas in Der pionier=
apotbete gu ipre9en iein.' Wer eine
8rile brau9t, 1oIte ni@t perfeblen,
BET linn uor5uipreden.
ct. Saul, 10: Deg. 1891,
Prof. s. g. Seiber, Sptifer.
Die 0riQen, bic sic meineu N,l9en an:
pabteu, beiriebtse,r MIDI p%ouitdnbis unb mil
gersniiseu soue id Sbrer por;iisli6en&eunt
,1ib ber Opt1t Mnerte1nuns. Mebrere meme,
Notie1ten merben Sbre @el9idli6feit i'm 9h,:
paflen pon @lalern ou bic peri9ie6enen frauf:
baflen 3utanbe bes sluses %ebenfals ~be;eusen,
Qldtun9spou!
Dr. g. s. Sisler'
Sc @neur, 10. San, 1892,
SER s. g. 8eiber, Optiter.
Wertber 5err! Sbre griuen baben mid
ni9t nur pon befdnbisem &opfueb befreit
ionpern i6 iebe AUDI better. Sd babe fl
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lebr 6anit 3ufrieben. =,
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9pot 8~etnnoen.

Dietri3 Boie, mel@er iuoli6 bon ber
Turnbaue cine tleineW inbmIble eignete,
purbe am @amitas Na@mittas segen 4
nbr tobt in leinem 8ette s%efunben.
Na@barn batten Sen ionf iebr tbatisen
Mann 1dnsere 3eit nidt geieben unb
man nabm ert an, baB CT p~erreiit lei,
ba er ii4 nod ant Montag auBerte, ct
marse auf einise 3eit uerreiien. Bapz
tiff &arl unb Wolf9ans &ei@ert nab
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ieiner 8ebauiuns gu 9eben, ba CT fi5
lonft reselmaBi9 bel ibnen ieben lieb.
Na96em iie per- 9ieoene Male angetlopft
batten unb feline Nntport erbtelten, fam
IS ibnen etmas perod9ti9 por, ba Der
S9la6el pom innen absebrebt mar.
sic besaben f@ gum Sbertff unb
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gen fie mieber 5uriid unb erbra@en 1nit>
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80l es @9laf3immer traten 9emabrten
ie benielben tost int 8ette lie9eno, feline
j3ise maren emit telt, benn CT mar wabr>
1deinli6 l9on ant Dienfas Na@t 9e<
ftorben. @n ienem Mbeno murbe er 5'1r1
letten Male pom Betannten 9eieben.
Coroner HUMPHREY murbe bena3ri@ti9t
unb bielt ant @onntas Morsen aber bet
2ei3e einen Snqueit. Die Dottoren
@tridler unb 0Triti@e confatirten, bab
feline 0ersiftunssipmptome porla9en
unb baB bur9 bas 8eriten elmer I6er
mabri5einli@ Der Sob erfolst fei. Die
sSurs CAB bann audi mad tur3er 8eras
tbuns ben Babripru@ al, SaB Dietri@
BSie einea natirli@en Sob ~seitsrben lei.
SER BSle rpar Elm aQ9emein 9ea@teter
Burser u,.o iein pl6eli3er SOB eruedte
bier a19emeines 8eileis. Seine ueber>
reite ,uursen nod AM Ssnntas Der Orb
iberseben.
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Tarut A1t ~perfaufen.

T1eine 1856 Mder bcs beIten2anbes umfafenbeTarrn, gum
Tbeil ~innerbalb Der Stabtsren5e, In Der Ndbe pom Jrant
& Bensins gelble, belesen, btete i@. gum @ertaufe aus.
Cute gebduIi9..itsn nnS ausseeidnetes Dafer Nnb
uorbanben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31

O&S~< Nv W.
ben uno bann rpirb es pobl frasli4, uer
bieielben befommt. .
,,Tui,far Crescent" beridt't
iber einen 6armer Der psr einiSer 3ett
@ei3en auf ben martt sebra4t batte
unb bieien NIT @anb mii@te I'M tbn
i@merer wiegen gu n,aden, aber AT ben
Stronger se1teut uurbe. Derielbe bat neu:
lid, / n@9mein mel9es20opfs. 1pos fur
3oopf. an ben Mann sebra@t. @ls eas
@dmein gemosen puroe, Bate er ieiner
Sunsen, mel9er looBfb. pog. inltrutr'
iid auf bieBase gu itelen, wel@es olele'
aud that. Der GARNER nabm bas
@elb fit Die 800 Yfunb in Gmpfan9.
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bod tbeuer gu lteben tommen.
eexn einem S9reiben an einen bic:
fsen Sreuno, frast 9err Gbeo. 5ieli@e'
bon @asle Sag, Scr, friber 2ebrer an
ben bieiisen 1ffentli@m S@ulen an, Of
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Namens 6ieli9er befinoe, Der 5n ieine'
Belt in Nep ulm uobnte uno ;u Der
Mlbre9tsbrioern" eeborte. SER
Ebeo. 6ill9er niirbe li5 freuen, menr
linn Semano uber jenen Mann Nustunf
seben t0nnte, ba Ct 9laubt, baB bieie'
Elm 0ermanbter BON INN 1T. @ol@e
bic ben alufentbalt jenes Mannes nil en-,
mSsen sef. Mntwort auf unierer Offe'
'lafen.
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SER s. Waette unb Gamilie 1es
beln beute nod minneapolis aber.
Nteortse &aten na@ @ot
4prtttAS art.

Mm7. uub g.. 9pril wirb bic Chicago s.
Nortbpelters gabm GrcuriiouS. 1idetS na1
!Sot SprtusS, Mrt. nnb surid aur balbea
State pertauiem. Gin Sabr9elb iir biu unb
;uriid. IidctS iinb bis. ;nm 8. Wai gut.
Fir 5idetS uub nabere Suiormatiou ,penbe
MAJ, lib. oil bic aSenten Der Gbica9o &giortbs
meiterb @abn. " ~" 81.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
Nteori8c Staten na1 81.
Ea1ll.

@esen BET bemotratii6eu Staatseonpen-
tionen mirb bic Chicago & Nortbuefern
Babn al aQen Stationen III Mfinnelota Gr=
curious @mnbreile=I itets 3u balbem preiie
pertaufen. Gin Sabr9elb fir elm 9idet bin
unb sllriid. Sidets 1uerben am 80. unb 81.
MGrs p~ertauft unb linb bis gum 1iten Npril
gut. @e9eu Ndberem 1penbe man iib Ill bic
Nsenten BET Gbicaso& Nortb,uei ter1 gobn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
Neue Mn5et8em.
9antfa8nn8-

Den 9betlnebmern unb 8artrdsern am YesrdbntFe ber
6rau Suite 9outie Slid, uno ipecieI benz 5errn gilbert
Stetnbauier tur bte ~seiituoae grabrebe, itatten btermtt
tbreu bersltditen Dant ab
Ole Sinterbltebenen
&tnber II. gptel.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-31
81 nertaMfen.

gine 9an,mluns ber lelteniten 9teine bic in biefser
gesenb %sufinben iinO, unS bic iid beitens fir gartenuer=
S~ierunset eisnen, werben pom benz llnterSeidneten gum
Bertauf aus9eboten.
Sac. Nohner.