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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10
MASTERS OF MEN.

EMPEROR WILLIAM arrived at Pottsdam
yesterday and was greeted by the Empress.
CARL SCHURz has built pretty cottage at
Lake George, and will be able to summer in
one of the prettiest spots in this country.
Ex-PREsIDENr HAYES is sensible enough
to wear neglige shirt when the weather is
hot enough to take the starch out of q SUM
mer hotel clerk.
ssDICK" CROKER, the Tammany chief
tain, was the engineer of the first steam fire
looking at political high pressure gauge
ever since.
SECRETARY WHITE, ofthe American Le-
CATION in London, will sail on the Fuerst Bis
marck, Saturday, for the United States
Mrs. White and family will go to Braemar
for q few weeks.
HENRY C. BOWEN has bought another
tract of land in Woodstock, making his
estate, Roseland PARK, famous for its Fourth
of July exercises, a square, three-quarters Of
a mile on each side.
IT is stated that the Prince of Wales will
make trip to the Pacific coast over the
Canadian Pacific Railroad, stopping at the
Chicago Fair en- route.
THE adjournment of Congress completes a
80 years service in the House for Mr.
O'Neill, Of Pennsylvania. Mr. Holman comes
next in length of representation, as he has
been for % years Congressman.
ALT TAYLoRis one OF the two Republican
members of Congress from Tennessee. He
is serving his second term, and has been re-
nominated for the third. His district is
strongly Republican. and there is no Ques-
ton of his reelection.
COUNTESS RoMRoD, the Mme de Kole-
mine, whose brief morganatic union with
the late Grand Duke of Hesse will be remem-
bcred and who has been quietly living in
Dresden the past few years. is reported to be
engaged to young Russian diplomat.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

GLADSTONE seems to have even greater
number of factions to placate than the aver.
age American President. And the latter Is
secure for his four years term anyhow when
once he has been elected, while the Grand
Old Man may have to undergo another cleo
tion at any time after fairly getting down to
hus
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

CLEVELAND has had good many un-
kind things said of him by those whom he is
supposed to lead. But the cruelest cut of all
comes from the Democratic leaders of I'LL.
nois who fear that the party's slim chance
of success in that State would be injured by
putting their Presidential candidate on the
stump.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

SINCE the alleged areas of water on Mars
are supposed to vary regularly according to
the seasons, and as Mars is certainly a celes-
tial habitation-if habitation it be at all-it
is surprising that no wiseacre has hitherto
promulgated the theory that the planet Is
under the entire control of Chinese colony
which makes use Of It mainly as rice field.
Moreover this would admirably account for
the muddy color which is so prevalent over
large areas,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

THAT special session of the Michigan
Legislature has more than made up for past
unconstitutionalityi in the apportionments
of politicians in that State by the astonish-
ing and unprecedented performance of
passing an apportionment bill which is sat
isfactoryt to both parties.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10
CONGRESSMAN coaswELL ILL.
He Receives Too Many Callers and a Serious
Relapse Occurs.

He Receives Too Many Callers and a Serious
Relapse Occurs
SALEM, MASS, Aug. s.-[SpeciaI l-Congress-
man Cogsweli is seriously i'll at his home,
having suffered a relapse. Last week he
was about to sit up and received a large
number Of callers. As result he became
physically exhausted, and on Friday con-
tracted q severe cold. Saturday and Sunday
he grew worse, and yesterday his physicians
ordered that no visitors be admitted to the
house. and callers were obliged to leave
their regrets without seeing him.
The General intended passing the re-
mainder of the summer at some health re-
sort. but in view of the fact that his doctors
have stated the necessity of absolute quiet
and freedom from business he believes chat
such can be best obtained at his homo. and
there he will remain. General Cogswell is
suffering from overwork in Congress and at
the National Convention.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10
DEATHS HERE AND ELSEWHERE,
Joseph 8. Leach. Cape May.

Joseph s. Leach, aged rs years, died at his
home in Cape May yesterday morning from the
effects Of general broken health. Mr.. Leach came
from Central Massachusetts, when a young man,
and has been . prominent citizen of Cape May. He
has been in the City Council: Recorder of the city
for many years; was a member of the Boara of
Chosen Freeholders. and was during the war editor
in the Republican party. He was deacon in the
Cape May Baptist Church and an ordained minis
ter. He leaves a widow and six children, all mar
ried. They are Colonel j. Granville Leach, APP
prsiser of the Phil 'elphia port; Frank Willing
Leach. Deputy Sheri fPhiladelphia, former pri-
vate Secretary to Sene.or Quay; DR.. Alonzo L..
Leach. of Cape May; Mrs. l.. Il. Townsend, Mrs
Frank Leslie Clark OF Pittsburg and MIS-. Rev, DIR,
Il. II. Price. of TuckerIou. N. T.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

A MAN that tries unsuccessfully to find
one OF nine different ministers to marry
him and finally accepts the services of
police magistrate can hardly be accused Of
marrying in haste.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

WHEN railroad telegraphers have reasons
to air it would be only natural to hang them
out on the wires, and they must be very
weighty to make it necessary to hold up the
lines for that purpose.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10
General James w. Denver.
G-1ro1 Topoa, :" nn--.- IS

ton, O., died in Washington yesterday evening
shortly after7 O'Clock of uraemic poison, aged rs
years. His illness was of short duration and his
death very sudden. General Denver's wife and
one of his sons reached his bedside from Whining
ton about half an hour before his death and were
with him at the end. The remains will be taken to
his late hume to-day, where the burial will take
place,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

THE small boy with the hose pipe lays the
dust and cools OF the sidewalks, so the
pedestrian must bear up bravely and just be
content with keeping his weather eye open
for waterspouts.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

BISMARCK should call attention to the
fact that Kaiser Wilhelm's return to Ger
many yesterday was signalized by an earth
quake. So shocking a coincidence cannot
be allowed to pass unnoticed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

AFGHANIsTAN, China, England and
Russia all appear to have suddenly awak-
ened to the desirability Of the Pamir as a
summer resort, but each of them seems anx-
ious to take exclusive possession.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

IT may be officially stated that Chief
Bigelow's sudden return to Pittsburg was
not occasioned by the arrival of alligators
for Highland Park.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

THAT announcement that the next inau-
guration is to take place under canvas pro-
vided by circus proprietors has all the ap-
pearances of a fabrication from the whole
cloth.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

THERE is altogether too much enthu-
siasm about the thermometric mercury
just now and some repressfve measures
ought to be adopted. u
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

FROM the amount of attention which he
is receiving from the scandal-monger, Adlai
Stevenson would be almost justified in be-
lieving himself the only candidate in the
countrv
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

REPUBLICAN, marching clubs are to be
organized by the 18th instant. so the tenn
perature had better think seriously of TAX
ing tumble. g.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

EVEN Cara is said to be coming to the
front again with the other unpleasant &C.
commandments OF the hot season.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

SPoRTsMEN in want of vacation cannot
do better than indulge in stalking the Cooley
gang in Fayette county.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

CLEvELAND's calendar must be just filled
with read letter days, to judge from the
number OF his epistolary communications.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

OF course brass bands take their wind in
struments to the parks in order to provide
some fresh air for the people.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

ALL the crusades put together could not
make so immense an assemblage of Knights
Templar as is now gathered at Denver.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10
Harrison Shirts, Washington, Pa.

nent and wealthy citizens of Washin gton, Pa,
died at his home here. Monday evening. He was
for many years proprietor of the old st. Charles
Hotel PIttsburg. and was well known here and in
Philadelphia. The deceased was 45 years Of age.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

As subject for suppositions Mars is un-
surpassed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10
EnvIed BY = Lot.
Washington Post. ]

Wa9htnRtOn EO5tsJ
For man who IL not supposed TO ride on
an ice wagon. Senator German MANAGES to
keep very cool these days.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10
IT is about time somebody fred the sun.

COLUMBUS did more than discover Amer
lea, he provided the subject for a celebra.
tion which is finding representatives of sew
eral war. ike navies with o peaceful occupa-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

HARR1TY is Just beginning to realize that
he has undertaken rather large order.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10
Out Of tho Way.

81. Louis Globe-Democrat1
Cleveland would like to see Tammany 20
to Europe and stay there till about the mid
die of November.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10
Miss Ida B. Lape.

Miss Ida B. Lape died yesterday at her
home in Troy. N. Y. after . brief illness She
street. this city, and made many friends during
several extended visits here, who will be sorry
hear of her death,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10
Not q Change Of Heart.
Baltimore Americana

Baltimore Amer1can.l
From all accounts. Queen Victoria does
not like Gladstone less. but she hates homo
rule moro.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-10

ADJUTANT GENERAL GREENLAND was
in town yesterday with Gen. John A. Wylie.
The latter is about as fine looking a soldier
as one could desire. When he and General
Hastings were in full uniform and mounted
it was ten to one no civilians need apply for
recognition from the ladies who happened
to be along.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-28

4N.#. t'f.'NIA - .NN-H. .Ng#rI 81. t.Nl
perslei9.u nit ben Gbaneen irseaS zines
ieiner Giienarbeiter. @enn man i'm
asfisrbern wolts, einen Wustaui@ bieier
gbaneen' ~ seitatten, er paree iebr
idneu abssmmen ron Der ansebIi9en
priuilssieusIei@beit.
Mn fnS iouit nidt fur bic i&roffe
MntitDeie, Que Dieienisen, wel@e ni@t
uni.rer gniidt iinb, Sarum slei& ents
usber fir boruirt oSer fur senein ~ ers
tldren. Mter in biejen Weuberunsen
pom Der ansebIi@en @lei3beit Der iseias
len umb Gtonomiiden ausRdten unb
priuilesieu Bios auf ben @runS bin,
bag bieie @leidbeit auf benz persament
ber Yerfa0uns itebt, tSnnen mir nur
Gines pom beioen ieben. Sir bprnirt
baltsn mir Carnegie uun serabe' ni@t;
mir finb baber aberieust. baB g @pniss
mus pom inn 1T, menn er bic Grase
mad benz Socialismus nit bieier 9anas
litat beantwortet. Oab CT in fetner
Mni9uuuns iriuot it, sebt abrisens
aud beruor aus einem anberer Saee,
ben CT ii@ seleifet: so CLAUDE ni&t,
bag IS e;nem seluuoeu Manne irsene
l5aaet, wsnn er arbeiteu mug. Sd babe
tein MitleiS NIT 2euten, welde u~n3ufriez
ben iinb, neil iie arbeiten iO0en, benn
i9 CLAUDE bas 2lrbeiten 1T Der bette Gas
jeinssuitanb fit BEN Mann unS nebenbei
lit aud Der 4rbeiter Der niiblidite Bur>
ger. Wfan fam scididte Nrbeiter ni3t
pcr9lei6cn NIT einem Miuionenerben,
Der uiQeidt elm ja%mmeruoQes Daiein
fibrt. "-Dieie S%niinuotion, ais be-
tradtctcn bic Mrbeitcr has 9lrbeiten m
li6 ais Sdonbc, ais pouteu fie iiber>
baupt ni9t arbeiten, 1T bod gang brett
cine Tre9beit in Dem Munbe zines Man>
mes, Der ME Carnegie bic ldnsite 3eit
bes Sabres aud ni6t einem Singer
riibrt, uni einen S@ein BON @rwerbsar>
belt 81 uerri@ten, une wdbreno au' Der
3eit MiQionen aufbduft auf Soften be-
rer, bic Ser bier uerb0bnet! u. q.
8olts;ts.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-28

Muf bic portsbeuee 9etanntmadune
8e;us nebmenS, winiden bic untersei9z
neten ais nu~nmebrise 9erausseber Ses
,Tortl6ritt" bic Mittbeiluns su MAJ
den, baB bas Blatt unter Der @eiddftss
fubruns unb @ebattiou oes 9errn armin
Steiubduier mic tisber msiter9eid1rt
miro. Das feite 9eitreben Der 9eranse
seber wirb oarauf serid)tet fein, oen
yTortidritt" mcbr unS mcGr su einem
mirtliden &eiormorsan 81 MAIDEN uno
aesen Corruption, MonOpole nnb ions
itisen MiBitdnoe uor;nseben. Wir
wunl6en uns boffeu, bab mir III oisiem
Betreben pom Dem Yublitum i'm @a scs
meinen unteritist werben.
Die 3erans9eber:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-28
proeentt ,gnabss. Der prsis nm 30 pre-

Prcesnt ,suabM. Der prsis nm 30 Pre-
sent fieI.
Mas iouen mir tbun, pe,n Der
Madt. bic uns unteroridt, erlaubt 1T
u~nssbnbert weiter,uarbetten7 Nas
iou.n mir tbun, uru nus BON Sieier @es
malt 81 befreien @ir maiIen 3uiams
menneben unb seseu bieiclbea porssben.
Gin spra@wort iast, eab senen seboIs
fen uirb, bic iid ielbit beIien. Mir
tSnnen nidt erusrten. baB anSere urs
belien, peun mir uns nidt ielbit belfen.
@abreub MIN Dor Benz Gonsre1e Elm
Gntuuri idwebt, Der, ,pcnn er @eiet
wiro, bas 05rienipiel in QeSensmittteln
sur nidte madt, iinS 9Srianer banait
beiddftist, bic Tarmer gu perans
Ialen sesen ben gntwnrf 81 @rbeiten,
ibnen poridwaeeno, bab Elm ioldes &C.
iet ben @eisenpreis mod weiter beruns
terbrldsn pIrbe uns in Wirtli@ teit bas
ben cine srOBe Mnsabl uon Tarmern be-
reits ibre llnteridrift ses.n ben gntz
uuri berse9eben. Sn Mnbetra@t :bieler
Tbatie9en ioute ieber 6ar,ner Nnitrenss
unsen MAIDEN unb ben reip. Qesislatos
ren su ueriteben seben, SaB cs iein
@anid 1T bieien. Gntwurf gum @eiet
erbobem gu iebeu. Die sluiansen iellten
geriammlunsen balten in melden sieie
Trase sur 9eipre&uns selanst, unSgez
t~itionen iol1teu oil Die Senatoren unb
@eprdientanten seianot wersen. Menn
ii1 benz Tarmer feline anbere 0eranlai<
Jung 9ibt Der NQ,an; beiSutreten, 10
iolte bieies aaein ba;u beitrasen Der
8emesuns beisutretcn, oenn IS marSe
fid fir lin sewiB bumbertiad besablen,
,psnn biel emS9winbel elm Cube 9ena9t
Bas fir cine Glaile pom orsas
n~iiirten Nrbeitern witroe ii@ bieies ses
falen laNen, obue ben 8eriu@ su
MAIDEN ii9 ;u i9iten? 9ann Semano
nadmeilen, baB cine gut o%rsaniiirte &C.
ieli9aft bic ii9 por unteroriduns gu
i9lten iu9te, ni@t nit a%nnebmbaren
grfolse setrSnt mar? 8ir 9lauben
taum. Oie Tarmer iouten bic Sa9e
ni9t su leidt nebmen, oenn IS 1T cine
brcnnenoe 6rase, bic fe fraber ooer
ipdter 9e;wuusen fino gu l6ien, uno beiz
ier if es ;eitis bamit su beginner.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-28
9as GorHweieni aut Det
8eItauSNelIun9.

Cine ser ei9enartisiten auer 8auten
Der golum5uss@ eltausiteuuns mirb bas
TOriterei>@ ebdube fem. Sn lanbli6em
Stile sebalten, mirb er cine @runoFa@e
bon 200 bis 500 SUB beoeden ..uub cinen
&oitenaufmano uon$loo, 900 erforbern.
Na6 Dem BON Mtpoob entmorienen Bla>
he 3iebt ii@ an alien pier Seiten cine
@eranoa bin, beren Yieiler, bic bas
Dad trasen, aus natirti@enB aumitdm>
men beiteben. Dieie merben BON ben
peri9ieoenen Staaten unb Territorien
bes 9anoes seliefert une iino natiirli@
ibrer Nrt nad srunbperi4ieben. Die
8dnbe merben nit robsn, unbebauenen
.,Brettern betleioet, pon benen bic @inbe
entiernt 1T, unb bieTcniter>g infailun9eu
merben in dbnlider.W eiie benz Naturz
title %ausepabt.
De: 9aupteinsans mirb IN funitpolz
Ter Musfabruns aus peri@iebenen 9ol,z
arteu bsrseite0t. Das Dad mirb nit
8aumrinee seoedt, lnb oas Snnere
ebenfaus nit @ol;arten aus uerl@iebe>
men @e9enben bes Sn> nno Muslanoes
ausseitattet weroeu. %ie .Saulen Der
Deranba unb anbere Gheile bes @ebdu>
bes meroen init Blataten per ieben fem,
mel@c ongeben, wobcr bic Baum ltdmme
&inoe, planten etc. itammen, NIT 8eiz
fiaun9 Der botanii@enNam oerBaumz
arten. &uf Tlas9eniton9en, bic auf BEN
beruor itebenben Yuntten bes @ebGubes
b%eruorragen, wer6en bic Banner unb
@appen Der Nationen unb 5taaten,
oeren Nusiteuunsen oas Snnere fiuen,
ansebra@t iein.
SIN T0ritereisebduoe merben grenz
plare Der Walotultur aus aQer 9erren
3anoer ousseltellt iein, Baumitdmme,
Gbeile beri elben. Broben pom perarbeite>
tenn 6ol3, Tarbeb0l5er, '.@inoen, Mooie,
pesetabilii@e Prooutte, bic gu Softer
nnb abnli@en 3weden uerwanot weroen,
@ummis Mrten Sarge, @eieenmaoren
Robrproeufte unb 9ol3maaren a1er
Nrt, als Ginner, 8otti@e, Beien etc..
Das @ebauOe liest III Der Nabe bes
.Seeufers I'M llbli@en Ebeile ber Mus>
ite(tun9splates. Sn gerbinbuns ba=
nit peroen mebrere Sa9emlblen erri9>
tet werben, in Incident Bic Sa9e>Snonz
itrie prattij9 oemonltrirt werben miro.
Das fit Die Mai6inen Der Sd9ema6len
beitimmte @'ebduoe mirb cine @runb>
fiddle Don 1875 bel 800 TuB bebeden unb
etpa $35 900 toiten.
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8etanuttn aMun

Die uuterseidneten,, ieitber 9eranss
seber bes ,Tsrtidritt," MAIDEN hermit
betannt, baB iiv inter btutisem Das
tum b,es @sidait an bic ,Fortschritt
Publishing Co." ausuer'auft babeH.
nniern Sreunsea u. @0nnern tir bic BEL
Der @raneuns anb bisberisen 9erauss
aabe Ses 9lattes bewieienc liberale uns
terltusuns ber;Ii@iten Oant iasenS,
ridten mir bic 9,ttc al iie, bicielbe an
bic neuen unternebmer ;u abertrase".
New lllm, ben 25. Npril 1892. =. d.
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8as toIIen mtr tbn,t :

Dies 1T cine uidtise Trase, :mel4e
beut3utose BON ben Tar'ner1 seloBt perz
ben mug. Dr Sdlange, mel@e ben
Moblitanb Der Mahen 81 crbriden be-
brobt, mmbet ii6 Defenders left UNI ben
farmer. 8agrenb in BEN sr0Bten Der
BrosnoiIe erseusenben 2dnoer 9unsersz
moth berri6t, If IS einem Mann Der
@bicasoer 0etreiSebOrie m09li3 ben
greis Der J~armprooutte III breben nno
in einem Gage Mili;onen BON Sufdel
@eisen. gu uertaufenl Die Ct nibt eisanl'eatF
uno es aud ni@t ermartet miro. oaB e
iie ie able ern miro. @enl Elm i@lauz
er Manr burd iolde ru9Ioie 9anolun9
ben G,etreihcmarft bes Qanbes beeinfulz
fen Tam, 10 mug unwiatirli@ bic Traz
&c auftauden, mas mirb bic Tolse iein,
uenn buneert iolde ebenio i9laue 0au:
ner Elm 10 peroammunsswiiroises Mittel
anruenbcn? 8ietet iid ni9t ur la9e
Der @eIabr in Der 9batlade bab bic
@epalt bieier Wei;enipeculonten 10
~weitsreifeno lit, oaB ielbit bic srobe
MaNe bes Eublifums oieien Sdmin>
BEL itiuIdweisenb sutbeiBt unb Bic Brciz
ie oes Nonoes bieie ipitematil@e Nusbeaz
funs eber sutbeiBt ais dig persammt?
Dieie &usbeuter merSen in tur5er 3e't
reid, inoem iie tauienben pom bartarz
beitenben .MGnnern unb Tranen, Die
bur9 @pariamteit uno Gntbaltlamteit
gum Woble Der Station beitragen, ben
i9merperoienten Grofit, ber ibnen ei>
sentlid ;ufommen ioute, abiteblem.
@os miro has gnoe bieier 9eoraduns
Der Bleij bes Yyobufts in Qebensmitz
teln iein, menn bic Sponnung meiter
berridt , ,uie es in Den lebten 5 Sa1ren
Der Sail mar? 9ti9ter Bople BON ct.
9ouis ma@te Dor eini9en Mo9en por
benz Mderbauz Gon,ite in Waibin9ten
peri@ieoene weitsreiienoe 8enertunscn,
$aie NmlaB 5ur 8ean9lti9uns seben. Gr
3etate, baB in @bica9o ALIEN jeoes Sa9r
375'ia io9ar 10 uiel mic $50 Bui@el
Wei;en pertautt wereen, fir ieoes 8u>
i6el, lag bort in Birt(i@te't CUR Nblie>
feruns porbanben iit. Ct iaste, baB
Sic iabrli3e 8~ei5enernte in ben 5 Sab
rem Dot 1883 465, 600, 900 Yui3el be-
trus uno Der jdbtli@e Preis I'M Dur@z
i@nitt 90 Gents per Bui@el mar, wa9s
rcnb Ser bur@i9nittli9e @ei5enzGrtas
in Ben Sabrm no4 1888 ABE, 600, 900
NOR, nit ei,,em Dur@l@nittspreis pom
~ Gents per Bul@el. @abrenb eieles
i3eitraumes war feline Mbnabme ber gez
u0lterun9, ober in DEM Betrag fir ben
,pirtli9en gerbrau3, nod mar mabrenb
hes 3eitraumes cine 3unabme BON Pro>
butt pon anbern @et,eioe pro6ucirensen
Qdnbern. SIM @e9entbeil war cine &bz
nabn1e i,n gu fluff pon @etreibe in on>
bern 2anoern uno.smdbreno in unierem
4anbe bic 8rubuction UNI 80, ooo, 900
iabrli@b >abnabm, fiel ber Bei5m trotz
BEN um Is Gents per 8ui@el. Sn
Besus auf @9weine. Denies 9errSople,
bab wabrenb sis2 &reOutt''a UNI i
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-04-28

Nem Dort. Teroinano @aro,
be1en Tinansoreratiunen als Mitslieb
Der Sirma Grant & Waro por eintgen
Sabrcn 10 grobes Mufieben %erresten,
miro naditen Samitag aus benz 3u6tz
bauie BON SinssSin9 eatla1en merz
ben. IS idmebt nod cine &lage 9esen
Daro, bod birfte bielelbe ni@t CUR Ser
banblung tommen. ~.
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Cine @elt9enbeit fur 4artner.

Sn iebsm 9epartement Der Uarmerei
siebt es CUTE uno idle@te 3eiten. 9dts
tc Wci;en $l.5O per Buldel sebradt,
10 pdre bieies Subr cine gang toaOfale
Mtafe . @ei5en seidt morOen. Dor
einisen Sabren besoblten bic 6armer
borente preiie fir gferoe. 9eute purz
ben ie IS nidt tbun, Senn Der preis Der
Bfcrbc 1T beoeutens sefallen. 9etten
6erbit marfen bic Tarmer ale lire
S4meine ari ben Mortt in Der 9ofi>
nuns einen boben Ereis, fir ibr&orn gu
er,ielen. limb 10 fin6et INNER Gin iteter
Be9lel fat. Tdut Der preis 10 mirb
jebr oft periudt, aucs mas all 9ano lit
10 idneu wie m0slid los gu merben,
unb ipdter menn cine Steiserun9 itatt>
finbet, 10 miro 1uieoer Gin bOber preis
besablt UNI oas ;u babeu, mel@es einen
suten Martt Fat. Bie es in ben Stdb>
ten init ser Speculation BON @runoei>
sentbum sebt,io sebt cs oft Sem Tarmer
nit ieincm Yrooutt. Steisen bic Preiie
in @runoeisentbum uno einise @roBbez
iiber MAIDEN sroBe Eransactionen, 10
iteisert lid bic Nadirase mad @runoz
e%i9entbum. Sober wiu in benz Beiit
pom @runoeigent5um tom,nen, oaB CT
in tur;er 3cit 1uieber nit 9utem profit
an ben Mann ST brinsen seoentt. Nlotz
lid tommt cine Stoduns, aues mirft
feline 9ie9enidaften aui ben Wterft, bic
Yreiie fallen une iinfen i@lieBli3 bur3
f%ortmdbrenocs Mngebot 10 nett berab,
bag Die &dufer frob iino, nur.
einen Gbeil ibres @eloes mieber gu be-
tommen. Der i@arfe SpetuIant fault
nun in aler Gtiue mieber portbeilbafz
tes @runbeisentbum nno ldbt es liesenn,
benn er weiB gang senau, bab ruieber
cine Steiseruns tsmmen muS, nno menn
fe eintritt l6last er mieber Los.
Der Tarmer Der scuaue Bead)tun9cn
nit Dem Marfte anite1t, fam ni9t per-
feblen gortbeile bara.s gu 5ieben. @enn
Elm 9utcs@ei5eniabr mar, uno aQes ii6
6as nd9ite Sabr auf Beisenbou perlest,
loute CT leine Mder niGt nit aQsuuiel.
Wei3en betelen, ii6 jeso@ mebr aufger>
i9ieoeuarti9es uerle9en. So miro audi
bieles SaDr e.n ausnaGmsmeiie 9roBes
Wei3enoreol beiteQt uno Der Tladsbau
miro Don uielen gang einseiteut. Bir
m0dten ieoo@ oarauf uettem, bab Tlo9s
nd@iten 9erbit gang beoeutenb b~clieren
preis brinsen wiro ols lettes Sabr. ,
Menn Der Tarmer sewiiie &e9eln Be-
foG9t, 10 tann er nidt uerfeblen gorz
tbeile baraus gu ersielen. Tarmer
Clubs t0nnen piel ,ur 9ebuns Der Gage
ber6armerei %beitrasen, .ucnn resel mdBise
lDebatten ftattfinben.