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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-01-07

Die oft brhIen mir uns nit uniereu
Spiteu, uel9es bur9 Competition bic
Breiie midget uno mic oft, leieer wie
oft, finoen mir uns setaui9t unb ieben
gu unierem sroben 9~eioweien. oaB baS
@on;e nur gbimdre 1T. @enm lid einise
Gapitaliiten ue,einisen I'M Competition
gan; aus benz Telbe gu idlasen, 10 Be-
nennen mir cine iol9e Combination ei.
nen Truit. SIS sibt nidt nur einen
Eruit III ~uuierer slorre.den &epublit,
ionoern gan, m~aienbait baben iie ii4 bel
BEL einsebiirsert. geinabe ber i@limms
ne unter ~unieren %sesenmdrtis eriftirens
ben Sruts 1T obne 5weifel Der pom
Gbieaso, welder ben &inouiebsM artt
uuo ben &inb Fsiid. Martt controuirt.
Die @eidibte beiielben 1T nabe;u wuns
berbar unb mir merben peri u1en unl fern
2eisrn etwos Ndberes barber ;u be-
ri@teu. G.r unsefabr 20 Sa9ren na5n,
ii9 b.e @eloma6t Dor, Chicago gum
9auptquartier oes SiebbaaSels 81 &C.
~italteu, uno UNI oieles 81. bewertfeui9en,
wurbe Elm SroscB eiuseiabrt, wsI4sn
mir i9le9twes ben Gbenunssproceb
nennsn pollen. Oeriel Be tano ein<
fad5 borin, bag bic brei 9auptsGiienz
babnlinien welde Gbicaso init Nep
Dort uerbanben, ii6 oabin %einisten,
gieb uou Chicago na6 Stem Oort fit
$ll5 per @asson gu transportiren
unb sewiiien Chicago @iebbanolern sl5
per Wasson @obatt ;u erlouben. Dies
le brei 2iuicn mareu bic grie, >Genniplz
uaniazuno Seem Yorf Central @iiens
babn. Oieies Arrangement bielt lanse
senus al, I'M ben ct. Coulter Nie5z
martt sur llnm0sli@feit ST MAIDEN.
IS bauerte un9efdbr bis 1878 uno
mdbr.no bic er 3ett wuroen nagefa5r
1000, 900 &opf gieb ibcr oieie 9inien
na3 Sem Dort 9ei@idt, Cine Com:
mi6ien, melde pom @cnat beauftrast
wurbe, UNI senaue l1nteriu@unsen ans
;uiteQen, bere9nete bic 9rofite oieler
Combination wdbrenb flint Sabre ibrer
griitens, auf nabesu 8 Milionen Doll
larS.
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ouitrie ibr Grideinen aui be1 8iloflS@e.
Die ,,dressed beef Combination
trot jett oui unb perlanste BON ben
GiienbaDnen b~c9initist 81 mersen.
Dam wuroe bei@lohen, baB Der &az
bait pom sl5 mesfoaen ioQte. Gbi'
cago mar Der 9auptz9iebmarft 9epors
ben unb nun tonntc Scr &abott falen
9ela1len mersen. IS mar bur9 benz
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lid seworoen, MiQionen Don OoQors
Don ben Giebsu9tern uno Tarmern gu
rauben uuo nit Oi.icm eri3minoelten
@eIoe cine nod i9limmere Combination
ms 9eben gu rufen. NQes sing mad
@unid. Die %betrcifenoen Giienbo9ns
LINEN gaben bic er nel1en Combination
nidt nur ben &abatt Don $500 isn>
bern waren obenorein nod lebr oienitbes
fii1en oieielbe auf ieoe Qlrt uno Weiie
gu be9Iuiti9en. Die pom Senat ers
nannte Gommiilion ma9tc ii6 AUDI bier
gu i9afen, uno re@nete audi bier bic
Profte aus, wel@e bieier Combination
burd een Gabatt uno bic anOeren 8e>
si%nitt9unsen BON 1879 bis 1889 err
mu9len. 1nb mas mar bas Hel ultat?
Sic tolo6ale Summe Don $ll6,7ll,z
84e. 1nb ba munbert man 1i9 man6>
NAL, 100 uni ere MiQiondre bertommen.
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17
is THE SOUL AN oDoR7

Remarkable Result of some Experiments
Made on That Theory.
The Berlin Gogenwart OF Novem.
Der 10. 1879. contained q report OF
some remarkable experiments made
by DR.. Dunstmaier begun for the ex.
press purpose OF testing the curious
theory OF DR. Jaeger viz: That the
soul OF every man and animal Is to be
sought for In the characteristic odor
exhaled by each. Dunstmaier. who
is u renowned Psychologist and meta
physician. was until after making his
self convincing experiments an out.
spoken opponent OF Jaegers views.
Since that time. however he is an
enthusiastic convert Dunstmaier de-
cided that the nerves OF smell In
dog were the proper organs upon
which TO collect the soul exhala-
ions OF other and more timid AMI
mails He accordingly put large
cage In the center of his laboratory
and gave orders to the gamekeeper to
put 20 rabbits in It After these d.
rections had been carried out large
dog was admitted to the room. He at
once made violent efforts to get at the
rabbits which. OF course madly
rushed TO and fro In the cage. After
torturing the timid little creatures for
more than two hours In this manner
the dog was killed and the nerves OF
smell and the mucous membrane OF
the nose removed and rubbed up In
mortar with glycerine and water
No Go n nd
exhaling their souls" for two long
hours and the dog. by his painting
and shifting had been tnhaling the
odors (souls) fo- the same length OF
time. Therefore. the glycerine mix
ture might be expected to contain
certain quantity OF the timid souls OF
the rabbits; that this was the fact the
following experiments seem to prove:
A few drops OF the mixture were
lad teen given time to take effect
she was put into q cage with some
mice Instead OF taking dinner OF
fresh mouse meat as one would
naturally suppose the timidity of the
rabbit had been instilled into her
soul to such a degree that she made
repeated efforts to get away from
the mice seeming to fear that they
would actually pounce upon her.
BY simultaneous injection OF only
two cubic centimeters OF the ex-
tract large bloodhound was made
so cowardly that he skunk away and
tried to hide when put in an apart
ment with some rabbits. a
Dunstmaier says that he has ex-
tracted the soul substance OF cowardly
men and administered it to the
braves OF the Prussian soldiers with
the elect OF making them so timid
that they would not leave their
rooms or tents after nigktfall. On
one occasion he swallowed u dose OF
his 'pshychotypic timidity" which
had the effect OF making him doubt
his own marvellous discoveries
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17
ssowN or osAwAroM.s.

John Brown Of Osawatomie spake en- his
dying day:
~ with not have to shrIye my soul priest
10 Slavery's pay. ~
But let some poor sllve-mother whom
have striven TO free,
With her children, from the gallows-stair
put up prayer for me-"
John Brown Of osawatomic, they led him
out TO die;
And 10. q poor slave mother and her little
child pressed nigh.
Then the bold. blue eyes grew tender, and
the old harsh face grew mild,
As he stopped between the jeering ranks
and kissed the negro's child!
The shadows OF his stormy life that mo
ment fell apart;
Aud they who blamed the bloody hand for
gave the loving heart.
That kiss from all Its guilty means re-
deemed the good intent,
And round the grisly fighters hair the
martyrs aureolc bent!
Perish with him the folly that seeks
through evil good
Long live the generous purpose unstained
with human blood
Not the raid OF midnight terror, but the
thought that underlies;
Not the borders pride Of daring, but the
Christians sacrifice.
Never more may yon Blue Ridges the
Northern rifle hear.
Nor see the light OF blazing homes fash on
the negro's spear.
But let the frce-wingel angel Truth their
guarded passes scale,
To teach that right Is more than might,
I and justice moro than mail!
So vainly shall Virginia SGT her battles In
array;
In vain her trampling squadrons knead the
winter snow with clay.
She may strike the bouncing eagle, but she
dares not harm the dove;
And every gate she bars to Hats shall
open wide to Love.
John Greenleaf Whittier.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17
A Rohtail Fable.

A rich mans SLICK flyer one day
accosted q poor mans humble plug.
my hungry friend. said the rich
mans flyer. .why do you carry about
with you that abomnable tailp" With
your other burdens should think it
would pull down your fleshless bones
and make ghost of.you before your
time. Behold my beautifully bar
bered Robert! Take my advice and
go and have your cumbersome appen-
dage remodeled." Sir" retorted
the poor mans plug. lit is true that
my tail is not in the fashion but ii Is
as the Creator made it. Though my
master is poor and my meals are ir-
regular. there are no flies on me. add
neither my name nor that OF my
driver has ever appeared in the po-
lice reports. st Louis Post Dis
patch.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17
MECHANICAL ACHIEVEMENTS.

Professor Pickering expects to revea
forty-five times more stars than have
yet been made known to astronomers
by the aid of the new photographing
telescope that has Just been set up at
Harvard observatory. the gift of Miss
Caroline w. Bruce, of New York.
A Frenchman has recently made inn
portant advances in the work of pho
tographing colors. One of his plates
gives view of a stained glass window
containing red, green, blue and yell
low; others show group of flags a
parti-colored paroquet and n plate of
oranges with poppy lying on the
top. The shades of the objects as well
as their colors, are faithfully repro
duced.
Hairpins are made by automatic and
very complicated machines. The
coiled wire is put upon drums and be-
comes Strengthened as it feeds itself TO
the machines. 1t passes along until it
reaches two cutters, which point the
ends ut the same time that they cut il
to the length required. This piece OF
wire then slips along an iron plate UNI
til it reaches SLOT through which it
is pressed into regular shape The
hairpins are then put into pan and
japanned, after which they are heated
in an oven with temperature of from
300 to 400 degrees.
Electroplantig has been applied in
an ingenious and effective manner for
the preservation of lace forms in metal.
An inexpensive lace of good pattern is
hardened by saturation with sub
stance that sets quickly, and is fash
toned into the form of some article. as
lamp shade. The pattern is then
subjected to the electroplating process
with the result that the filmy beauty
of the lace is preserved to the last de-
tail in silver or gold. As the process
is of trifling cost, compared to the
labor required to reproduce lace forms
in metal by hand work. and, NJ the
quantity Of metal used is only n film.
the price of such work is much smaller
than might be expected from appear.
ances.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17
THE RAIN BOW.
Some Curiosities Concerning the Bright
Sign In tho Sky.

Some Curloslties Concerning the Bright
Sign In tho Sky.
In many countries the rainbow is
spoken OF as being great bent pump
or siphon tube drawing water from
the earth by mechanical means. In
parts of Russia. in the Don country.
and also in Moscow and vicinity. it is
known by name which Is equivalent
to 1.-The bent water pipe" In nearly
ali Slavonic dialects 1t Is known by
terms signifying 1.-The cloud siphon.
and in Hungary IL is 1.-The pump
..Noah's pump" Gods pump" The
Malay an natives call 1t by the same
name that they do their banded water
cobra (nechetata). only that they add
.boba" (meaning double headed). the
equivalent in our language being
1.-The double headed water snake"
They tell you that the bow Is a real
thing OF life. that it drinks with its
two mouths. and that the water is
transferred to the clouds through an
opening in the upper side OF the center
OF the great arch. In the province OF
Charkov. Russia the rainbow is said
to drain the wells and to prevent this
many are provided with heavy, tight
fitting stone platforms In the prov
ince .of Saratov the bow is said to be
under the control OF three angels one
OF whom pumps the water the second
feeds the clouds and the third sends
the rain. Many improbable and i'm
possible things would happen If you
could only get In reach of tine bow"
The little Turk Is told that II he would
have silver head with gold teeth aud
ruby eyes he has but to touch the
orange stripe. In Greece they say
that the person so unfortunate as TO
stumble over the end OF the bow will
have his or her sex Immediately
changed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17

Thirty years ago whaleboneo were
becoming extinct through the warfare
made upon them for their oil then
used for burning. The discovery OF
coal oil checked the destruction OF
whales for time but ofhlate years
the whales are being thinncd out
mainly for. their bone. which is be-
coming moro valuable every year.
Possibly before the whale Is quite ex-
tinct some one will discover a hard.
springy wood that may serve rs sub
stitute for whalcbone- Steel springs
are too heavy and too small for the
purpose. There is money In such
discovery as we have suggested. pro-
vided some one will set himself to
work TO perfect it as Goodrich gen.
Grafton ago perfected the use Of rub
bar Dood%
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17

In the noon hour Dr. Culbertsor
claims the country boy finds the nu-
TRENT pabulum for recuperation and
growth that more than anything
makes muscle. nerve. bone and he
might have added brain tissue and
which enables the country boy TO
forge ahead OF his city fellow. whose
studies in his school days were con-
slant grind one bell after another.
and whose lunch was generally bolted
when alone after he had reached his
home.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17

Two WOMEN In ST. Louis whose
housewifely. instincts had been out
ragged by the presence Of reaches re-
solved to exterminate the pests. They
compounded chemicals most deadly
and Herewith loaded q closet When
the chemicals became active. goaded
thereto by the presence Of lamp
they not only exterminated the
reaches but the house and the two
women. suggesting the possibility
that there are things moro to be
avoided than bugs
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17
May ana December.

At the trial OF breach of promise
case-the parties to which were a
man OF advanced years and a young
girl-the Judge remarked that this
was another instance of the evil ef-
fects OF engagements contracted be-
tween May and December" Shortly
afterwards the learned Judge re-
ceived letter from statistical So
ciety intimating that that body would
be much obliged II he would favor
them with an account OF the facts
from which he had derived the sin
gular rule enunciated by him as to
the infelicity OF engagements con.
tracted during certain months OF tho
year. -Arg0naut
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17


Why magazine guns are not used in
the infantry service is matter for
wonder but, possibly the reason is
that no matter how perfect such arms
are they are apt to get out OF order.
A soldiers gun should Always be
ready for service. Tho single fire
rife Is so extremely simple 1t can
gcafcely get disordered and is safer
gun. Take repeater for instance.
MS a soldier would 60 into battle with
It loaded to Its capacity. At every
discharge It would be lightened. the
weight Of the cartridge elected and
this ever varying weight would inter-
fere materially with the accuracy Of
the soldiers aim. The weight OF tho
single fire Is constant
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17

Ana For Love Of Uns Of Her own Sex
at That.


Gentlem m have before now at
tempted TO put an end 10 miserable
existence because ladies whom they
desire TO wed had the wretchedly bad
taste TO marry somebody else and
ladies have been known to- return the
compliment in the case OF gentle
men.
But for one lady 70 contemplate
suicide be .ause another female 10
engaged to be married. and TO u
total stranger is something OF q new
departure. The strange case OF
Leocadie Rhone young Belgian
woman. and Miss Parkinson. which
came before Sir John Bridge ut
Bow-street police court says the
London Telegraph seems 70 show
that there is still some romance left
In the world. Here are two maidens
who vowed solemnly to each other
that II either were to be ome en-
gagged the other would at once kill
herself The arrangement appears
trile one sided. and. moreover. is
faulty because the punishment falls
on the innocent party.
The remarkable point about IL Is
that the Belgian damsel--who at tho
age OF 20 ought to have got rid OF
much OF the sentimentality OF youth
really took the vow seriously. and on
hearing OF Miss Parkinson's engage
ment journeyed in hot haste from
Brussels with a loaded revolver in
order to carry out the fell design on
her own life. Why she troubled 10
come over to England at all is not
apparent A few words OF kindly ao-
vice from the magistrate induced the
too excitable Belgian to return to her
native shores, and also to promise not
to do herself any harm. Evidently
her whole grievance was that In ac-
cordance with her vow. she had neg
lectcd several good offers OF marriage.
She had now better initiate her Eng
lish friend and neglect them no
longer. She will find that there is II
gre 1T deal of romance to be got out OF
even SO commonplace an expedient az
matrimony.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17

The announcement that Ii Hung
Chang Is insane will not greatly aPi-
tate America. but in far Asia 1t is
momentous news Had Bismarck In
the plenitude OF his power suddenly
lost his mind the fact would have
been no moro startling TO Europe than
the insanity OF Ii Hung Chang to
among the most remarkable and in.
fluential statesmen OF the century.
He has long beer the first political
subject In China and the virtual ruler
OF the country. As prime minister Of
the empire and at the same time vice.
roy Of one OF its chief provinces, his
power has been almost absolute
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17

A YOUNG man was recently arrested
with a canary in his hat There is
poetic license or even com mendation,
for the practice OF permitting little
birds TO sing in the heart but this
cannot under police regulations, be
stretched to cover the case OF "a song
ster in the chapeau. Particularly
is this true when the warbler ha.
been stolen.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17
A Pretty old woman.

At an entertainment In London for
the benefit OF certain fund there
was given representation OF 1.-The
old woman who lived in shoe. {"
The mammoth shoe which was at
least nine feet high. with the width
and length in proportion. was filed
with many children from s to 10 years
old. The old woman herself was a
clever young girl OF 16. who taught
her children to dance sent them out
to walk. gave them singing lessons.
endeavored to put them to bed in the
shoe and did many other things that
delighted the audience.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17

A CITIZEN Of Alameda Cal. reeled
and fell dead In the street An OBJ
servant scribe noting the sad acct
dent made record thereof adding
that though tho unfoi tunate man was
carried TO drug store at once all Of.
forts 70 revive him were futile o
statement with which those familiar
with the department Of deceased per-
sons generally will not take issue
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17

MOUNT St Elias Is one mile within
the borders OF Alaska Thus Is tho
possession OF another big thing Sc
cured TO the people OF the United
States although since it Is impossible
10 remove II to Chicago 1t is hard 10
think what will be donc with 1t at
present
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17
The Tears Of a saint.

'T,ars OF St Loren o. is the poetic
name given by the Italians TO falling
STAG. The reason OF the name is
that shooting stars are most numer-
Gus during the period when the Catho.
lie church celebrates the martyrdom
OF St Lawrence.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17
LANsE SENTINEL.
q KINNEY. Pus'a AID PaoH
EANsn. MICHIGAN

MICHIGAN


IT Is q little rough on au Americas
citizen to wake up 10 the morning Of
an otherwise warm day and find that
he has been living In Mexico for sew
eral yearA The people OF FronterA
who by new survey find themselves
four miles south OF tho boundary.
know how 1t is
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17
Her Mother EoIIed.

Little Minnie is sick in bed but re-
fuses persistently to take the pre-
scribed pill. Her mother however
resorts to strategy. concealing the pill
in some preserved pear. and giving
it to the child to eat
HAS my dear eaten her pear"
'All except the seed, mamma,
dear. Texas Siftings
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17
Gr.pc. m the lsIand OF Cypru..

From July to December the bazaar
OF the towns In Cyprus are crammed
with grapes which are sold for less
than penny pound. They are OF
various kinds-blnck. red. green.
pale, Muscat and stoneless. the Same
that make the sultana raisins
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17
An Expensive ONCE.

The lord lieutenancy OF Ireland is
to use phrase in vogue among law
yers damnosa hereditas. The salary
attached to tho office Is 800. 600 per
annum. and Is charged on the CONSOLE
dated fund. The necessary expenses
OF the post are however far in excess
OF the salary.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17

A TOWN councillor OF Odertera.
Prussia strayed into tho royal pre-
serves and the faithful keeper shot
him dead for which he naturally
expects distinguished favors. The
divine right OF kings Is q great in
stitution and one most advantageously
viewed from distance.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17
Every Attention Given.

..Mr. Schoolmaster hope you win
treat this little boy OF mine exactly
as If he were your own son."
oh yes; certainly will give him
whipping every day. since you
desire it It'd Bits.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17
A Suggestion.

First Friend Heard old Smithson's
going to be married for the fourth
time. Must cost him something for
licensesp %
Second Ditto-Think he ought 10
apply for season ticket!--Pick Me
Up.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-17

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