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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-16
CONTEST.
NJ Good Opportunity 70 lest the Popu-
Iari d Tour Friends.
YOU CUT OUT YOUR BALLOTS
AMI Send Then In al Once. Properly
Filled Up.
a PRIZE FOR EACH VICTOR
YOU CUT OUT YOUR BALLOTS
4 PRIZE FOR EACH vICToH
That is Well Worth Trying i@-Go
10 Work at Once.

In order TO increase its already large
circulation, and become more popular
with the people, THE WORLD has in
angnrated the following method
Each successful contestant will be
awarded 4 handsome prize, well worth
working for. This viii be good OPP
portnnity to test the popularity q
your friends.
The contest win be to vote for the
following
1st.-The most popular lady in Mar
Ttinsburg.
2nd.-The most popular man in
Martinsburg.
To the successful lady Feeeiying the
highest number of votes viii be award
ed 4 fine sewing machine.
To the successful man receiving the
highest mum Der Of votes viii be award
ed i handsome goid-headed cane.
This contest will be confined to Mar
tinsburg exclusively, and each ballot
must be signed by the full name. Of
the voter. The contest win be closed
On August 3I, 1893. At 10 o'clock AZ
M. Ballots not properly signed will
Be thrown out. No ballot win be ac-
cepted excepting the official one below.
Any one can vote as often as they
choose, just So the ballots are taken
from THE woR1p. Each name must
be plainly written, and sent to the
ofice, The following ballot only will
be recognized;
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~ Nf+I
AZ new and curious h peet of the IN
migration questions te movement ii
Germany aaa AMI angary ID re-
strict immigrant The governments
e these txo Aa manifested
marked olee ns to tle increase III.
the nulnbef.o f eut natives The.
Ieiehsrath has ecantfy adopted several
stringent mea ales AN fef;on
These 3.
at1N afs.lnaae
N s4 @fa raHla de
poputatipn n pr5tect the
emigrapts theRSe 64s enactment
Of the re4eh faff3
a t mote efnl,
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The argument y fAxdr Of Federal
quarantine y au he as far
Q the mari Lt Tn. on are.
concerned. There may be excellent
re sulation na of tat Tut in
efficiency y N i 9ee tate might
bring A. uaag tAe eare ana exPeudi-
tnre Of Al tAe othes Fsders author
ity and snIeg hsala yer the
whole coast Tine HE eoHnt4g. AZ the
Federal Gaps II be expect
ed ~ dispa the at foreign III.
yaders. II e 5E td ~ GsAt
the battle disease
brought hitheF ftofa e8untries.
There il no sufrendef N rights
involved. Tlle Figll Y egilate com
merce carries With te ght ID uch
supervision AZ nigh rlece airy To
prevent such abuse ~ ntF idsnee III
commercial undertakil a. would i'm
peril the public safety.
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a brand new religion has been sprung
upon tbepeorie III Mielsigan.at j town
y sled Calona, which ii engineered BY
aud, It appears, managed FOR the beEe-
fl 81 = nan named Carter. His fol
lowers are called cartetites Mr.. Car.
Ter receives message fr1m on higli,f'
be says; aud his most recent one com
mands the faithful to tgrli oyer 70 him
the cne-tenth part of IA their sub
stance. There sonietlsng charming
Il practical about 4 fe ron ike this,
which ought II commend II il this
day VI revolt agafnst mysticism, and
# i works VEL mas confidently look for
q Spring crop Heaven sent Ennis
saries With Zig pocket bools, such as
the wpt III Hal never sean. Iafare.
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Thus far the attea ofthe enemies
Of President caraA To connect him
with the Paaarna canaal have
failed. Bit tiennem oflle French
Republic continue l,eg nsldious at
tacks Ill me hope " disoganizing the
body polite aud ovsq4bfa8ing the es-
tablishsd order "a tA Rarely has
the patriotism tFnt Frenehtnen been
So severely tested.
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KOAOAY HEElhC. AkJtN 10, 1893

The Populist Goyefaa Kansas i
c~oquetting zealou With Tbs chiefs IF
the leading parties u she Stale Legis
lature, Ia the faint hppe of bringing
about an agreement eanip tAo All
vided house 70 famil-
iarize the people With the 4pectaclc q
il duel Legislature bieh after all, Is
merely anarchy Shiny disguised.
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6 zAugust
Flower

Hon does he feeI2-He feels
cranky, and is constantly cx-
perimenting, dieting himself,
adopting strange notions, and
changing the cooking, the
dishes, the hours. and manner
of his eating-4ugust F7osreT
the remedy
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Hon does he feel HE feels
at times a gnawing, voracious,
Unsuitable appetite, wholly UNI
accountable, unnatural and un-
healthy. Fower The
remedy.
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HcW does he feei2-He feels
no desire to 20 to the table and
a grumbling, fault-iinding,
over-nicety about what is set
before him when he is there
August Fomer the remedy.
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Hon. does he feeIg-He feels
after d spell Of this abnormal
appetite an utter adherence,
.loathing, and detestation Of
food as if a mouthfu1 would
kill him-August Fioacer the
remedy.
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Tho name Of the voters will in no
instance be made public, and the bal
lots viii all be sealed up until the close
Of the contest. AT that time they viii
be counted by a committee to be APP
pointed for the purpose.
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How does he feel He has
irregular bowels and peculiar
stools-August Fomer the rem
Iedy. iolsiy
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Money for Sale!
The Worlds Fair Directors

Have 100000 Souvenir Half Dollar Coins in their treasury, the Gift of
the American people by Act Of Congress. The patriotic and historic features
of these Coins and their limited number compared with the millions
who want thenr-our population is 6oOOOOO0-haye combined to create
g great 4 demand for these Worlds Fair Souvenir Coins that hey are
wish to absorb them and reap enormous profit, have been rejected for the
reason that
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66,ooo.ooo people. These Coins could
be sold at a high premium TO Syndi-
Gates, but we have enough confidence in
the people to keep the price at a Dollar
for each Coin, as this win make US realize
S.. 200, ooo-the sum needed to open the
Fairs gates on the peoples broad plan.
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The Worlds Fair Offer to the American People:

That none Of our plans for the peoples profit be cmtaned We must
rs2ize from the sale e 100000 Souvenir Worlds Fair Fiftyrent Silver
Coins the sum of 100000. This means 81 90 for each Coin. a much
smaller sum than the people would have to pay for them if purchased
through an indirect medium. Every patriotic man, woman and child
should endeayor to own and cherish one of these Coins, as they viii be
valuable in FIXTURE years. cherished object Of family pride.
Remember that only 100000 Coins must be divided among
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This is the Peoples Fair
We Are the Peoples Servants

and q diviaed sense Of aay e0Ay1onk 10
We need $5.ooo.o 900 to fully carry out our announced
plans, and
We have decided to deal direct with the people,
To whom we are directly responsible---among
whom an equitable distribution Of these National
heirlooms should be made.
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Npmrtlan6 NQ0rihten.

geo. Senleu beianb ii9 etli9e Sage inter
ar;tlidcr Sebanbluns IN Wantato.
@ulbeu Bros. pon Stem lllm babe1 uabe
oem alteu Flae eme Sa9e'niible erri1tet.
Or. Stridler murbe am Wontae an bas
&rantenbett uou Trau 6. =. Senie seruien.
Dtatt &apmonb bat 9e9euwdrti9 pouauf
;u tbun.
Yroi Sadie pon Manfato itimmte baber
mebrere Yianos.
SGmmtlide Sections= =yeute murbeu ent=
lailen unb eiu @ormann uon &aiota bejoret
seaenpartis ben Sabnoienit.
llnier gutter alter Sreunb Sobm Mbel per-
idieb am SonntaS Mor9en i'm reiien Nlter
uou 6S Sabreu unb Momate,,. Derlelbe
lit ieit la,,9erer 3eit oil Mtbma, benz lid
nit tobtlidem Mussau9 ene 0llnsenemt;iinz
oun9 au9eleQte. Der Weritorbene ,par III ber
Stabt S4weriu iu Wedlenburs 9eboren,
wanberte lit 1865 na1 9lmerfa aus unb FAM
Ipater ua6 Gourtlouo, mo- ct als friebliebeu=
ber Siir9er ii@ Der alsen:einen 9o9a9tuns
ertreute. Gr biuterldbt III Srau Srit SobliM
eine ein;i9e So9ter, ,,ebit mebreren Gntel=
unb llrentel=8mberu. 0as We9rGbMib fonb
am Dienita9 9ta9mitta9 inter Heitlln9 pon
Yaitor 9llbre9t aus 9fem lllm pom Der bieli=
9eu ep.=lutb. Stride aus itatt.
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Ser NeserzMilliondr @roue aus
Montana, uon benz uor &ur5em in fait
auen 3eitunsen bic 9teoe mar unb oer
leiner 3eit AUDI uon uns ermdbnt muroe,
bat ii9 na@ einem 8eri@t ber Montaz
na Staats5eitun9" als ein gang seriebe>
net y Mo@er" entpuppt. Scenes 8latt
idreibt ndmli9: @barles Ycrter@roue,
mel@er ii3 ielbft oer Montana W&iQioz
ndr uno M;nenbe iiter" betitelt, 1T oer
bur@ bic 3eitun9en ant meiiten betann>
teiten Millionar oes @eitens. Gr 9e>
lanste por ni@t LANCER 3eit su bieier
Yopularitdt 6ur9 bic 9eiratb nit einer
reiden forbisen 8eue in 2erinston, &enz
tudp, no bic 6o@seit nit srobem pomp
unter 8eiiein BET beruorrasenoiien uno
prominentefen S@warsen oer @taot Dor
ii@ sins, obslei@ bic 2erinston 3eituns
gen @jrope als einen Nbenteurer unb
S@winoler be3ei3neter. @roue erre9te
nit ieinen Prablereien BON &ei3tbum
unb ieinem srobar:isen uno 9ldnSenben
6o@;eitsfeite cine iol@e Situation, baB
bic M0. Breiie lanse Beri@te bariiber
aus ianbte uno man li9 III uerI@ieoenen
Stabten Montanos na@ ibm ertunbi9ts.
Sebo@ in unierem Stoate l6iea ibn
fait teiner gu tennen uno man erfubr
nur, odb ein Tarbi9er Namens @rope,
mel@er bebauptete, III Minen>@ei@af>
ten intereliirt gu iein, 1pdbreno oer letten
10 Sabre gu ueri3ieoenen Molen lit 6e>
lena 9ewelen iei. Sn lebterer 2eit bat
li@ jeoo@ berausseltellt, basGbos. por>
ter @rope ein iebr betannter M}ann in
&aoersbur9, einem tleinen M&inen Camp
a9t Weilen uon Golton, Sefierion
County, 1T, no er 5mei proipect 2o@er
eisuet, bic ct DOT einiger 3eit ais $5,
900, 900 relp. s2,ooo,o 900 Nttientopiz
tai an9ob. Gr bc9ab ii@ oann na9 &en>
tufp, mari nit @elo UNI iih mie ein
Tiirit uno balo lag ibm bic 9anSe farbi>
&c BeuOlterun9 gu Tiiben uno woQte
uou leinen Minen>9lftien faufen, 10 bab
ct faun i3neu senus 9lttienzGertificate
aus l9reiben tonnte, um ben Werlan9 gu
befriebisen, uno balb ols rei9er Mann
bari itanb.
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Gin 9err, wel@er seitern BON 0ta>
bersburs anlanste, beri@tete, baB @roue
nit ieiner iunsen Trau anb einer Golos
ME S@wor3er boielbit am letten Sonn>
tag onlan9te, mel@es Greisnib bebeutens
be Iufresuns in benz Camp ueruria@te.
Die le importirten 0feser waren in
vYrinee Nlberts", feinen 9eitreiften So
fen, ieibenen l1eberbemben, patentleoers
S@uben uim. setleioet, woSu nod ieoer
oieier pomoben9enaite cine solbene ubr
uno einen Spajiertod nit soloenem
Rnopt, nebit tolloifalem Softer uou oer
'noberniten &leibunssitide nit ii@ fiibrs
te. Muf bic Trase oer III 0taoersbur9
wobnenoen Bersleute, mas ct nit ben
vDubes" anfansen uoue. iaste er, oab
bieie Delesaten BON ben &aufera ieiner
Minen=Nttien aus9elauot 'uorben leien,
um bic Minen gu bearbeiten. Die alten
M}iner ladten lout aus, uno audi @roue
tonnte taum bas Xa9en perbeiBen. Die
@ei9i@te i9eint bis io,ueit iebr ipabbaft
gu iein, aber bic Nttientdufer in 2erin9>
ton peroen mobl balb anbers benten."
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@etern mar bet Mann III ber 1a=
brit bei9dftist uno man nannte i'm
eiren vebrli@en Mrbeiter". 6eute 'uiro
bic Tabrit infolse oes vtnappen @eloz
marttes" sei@lo0en uno Der vebrli@e
Nrbeiter" !:;ro bei@dftisunsslos. Morz
gen our9t:eift er bos 2ono, 8ei&dftis
suns lu@enb. Da er teiu @elo beiiet,
Inn nit oer @iienbabn gu reiien, 10 NAM
bert er gu SUP, oer vebrli&e Mrbeiter"
bat ii@ bemna@ in einen Eramp" per-
uanoelt. Nlm folsenocm Gag uiro CT
bon oer poli5ei oufsesriffen uno pom
Mi9ter nit ciner Celebrate uon $40
ober 60 Easen Mrbeitsbaus beoa9t.
Dem vebrli9en Mrbeiter" 1T es 6emnad
9elunsen, innerbolb pier Gosen cine 9(ns
itelluns i'm Nrbeitsboule ;u erlansen,
bort oarf er als freier 9lmeritaner 80
Ga9e arbeiten, neil es ibm nibt selans.
ouBerbal6 bes 3udtbauies 8ei@aftigun9
gu iinben. Dies lit bic Jreibcit, bic ber
vebrli6e Mrbeiter" 9enieBt, Der III oer
3eit BET id,ueren ytotb arbeitiu@eno BON
Ort ;u Ort wanoert, bis ct l9lie6li9
als v2ramp" ms 9(rbcitsbaus mani
BERT"
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Mmcritaniidcr @ciscu tiir
9c,ttt@Iano.

yn einen @9reiben an bas 5taats>
bepartement gu @oibinston ma@t Der
@eneral>G 6 oniul ber Ser. Staaten in
Trantiur a. M., 9err Maion, bic Nn<
tiinoi9uns, baB Oeuti@lanb int Spdts
minter unb gu Sesinn bes Triibjabrs
bebeutenbe @e,senmensen aus ben Ser.
Staaten einfiibren weroe. Gr i@ilbert
be bortise Sage .uie folst: rOie bless
idbrise Nossenz uno WeiSenernte
Oeuti@Ianos wuroe our@ bic lanse ans
boltenoe Grodcnbeit i@per beeintra@s
tist, aber bic Qualitdt beioer @etreioez
orten mar gut unb bic Suantitat sr0ber
ais man beim @esinn ber @rnte ermarz
tet botte. IS muB iebo@ Elm bebeuten=
bes Defic,t our@ @infubr sebedt meroem,
uno bic benOtbiste Wtense miirbe m'e sez
m0bnli@ 3umeiit aus @ublano be5osen
woroen iein, menn ni@t bic 6anbelsuerz
trass*Streiti9teiten 5uii@en &ublanb
unb Deuti9lanb uorsetommen maren,
pel@e cine we6lelie itige 3ouerbobun9
uon so pro;ent auf oQe Moaren unb
Yrobutte bet beiben 2dnber CUR Tolse
batten. Daour@ wiro oer .3oQ filr ruiz
iii@en @eiSen nno &ossen, bet in
Deutl9lano ein9cfiibrt miro, uon 80
auf 4s Gents per Buibel erbO9t, iobaB
Die Ginfubr bieier @etreioeiorten aus
9(merita uno anoeren erportirenoen 9an>
bern einen Sortbeil uon 10 Gents per
8uibel iiber bic slei&e Ginfubr aus
&uBlanb bat. Guiiii@es &osscnz nno
@eisenmebl be5ablt iett einen 3oQ BON
1915 pet TaB, 1pabreno Mebl aus ben
Ser. @taaten nur $3.50 fir bic slei@e
Quantitdt 3ablen wiiroe - Elm Vortbeil
uon $l.25 per TaB. Wie piel bieier
Nortbeil in @irtli@teit wertD iein mag
,pdbreno BET Moaate, bic nod Dor benz
ginbeimlen elmer neuen @rnte peritrei>
den ,piro bauptid@li@ bauon abbdnsen,
ob bic jett in Berlin 9epflo9enen unter>
banblunsen gum Mbl3luB zines neuen
9anbelsuertrases Grfol9 baben ~erben
ober ni9t."
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0et6dttS= Noti3cn.

Den feini iten yimburser> uno&abms
tale f'noet man I'M @ei@dft uon 5. &
u. 9ofer.
Sir @e1iisel ouer Mrt @anle,
Gnten, Eurteps unb tSabner sablen
ltets ben b0@iten Marttpreis
s. e.. u. 6ofer.
Tril6e SYiters uon better Sorte
lino pon jett an beitdnois bel benz Wtab
ODER bel Der Same uon %. Gibner su
baen..
Nue sorten Sarinse, oarunter
"d@te bolldnoii@e", iouie ale 2rten
aaie, namentli@ ausse;eidneter 2im>
burger, INNER an .6anb bel
ba @. q M ME.
Den bo@ten Marttpreis fir
S@peine ;abtt iu ieoer 3eit =. etuebe.
Den bo9ien Marttpreis in Galb
fit Butter uno Gier ;ablt i'm 8aiement
uon Mrnolo's Store am Der Gfe pou
Minneiota II. 2. 0}orbitraBe !6enrp
erone. (ba)
n Die Bette beuti9e Stri6moue in
allen 6arben, biuis su baben bel s. g.
q. 9ofer.
< SIR 0aute, TeQe uno @oue ;aDlt
ben b0diten Marttpreis
6enrp 0aien,
80 &ieslinss 8lod.
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Sic @eltausitcllung fit Is Gcuts.

9ta6 Gnpian9 Oeiner 9lbreIje uub Is Cts.
1T Yoitmarteu ienbeu mir Dir portoirei infer
Souuemiers Eortiolio ber VSeltous jteuun9.
Ser resulare Yreis betrG9t so Gents, ba mir
aber boiielbe ausemeiu 81 perbreiten beobii9=
tiscn, iteuen mir ben Yreis 10 niebris. Man
wiro tlnben, bob es ein &unitmerf lit 1pel9es
Mnerfemn,mS perbient. Dalielbe entbalt iei=
tenqrobe Nbbilbunsen oer 9roben @ebdllbe
unb cine Seldreibun9 berlelben, ilno lit i'm
ieiniten &unitbruf aus9efiibrt. Wcnu bol=
iclbe ni9t suirieocni itellenb lit, ,uerbeu bic
Warten surid9ei9idt llmb Dir bas Sud- TO-
nit i:ei iiberlaiicn. Ota1 aoreiiire $. &.
Sudlcu & Co., Gbica9o. 4
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unentgcltli6.

Diejeniseu, ,pclde Or. Sings geue Gnt=
bedln9 9ebrau4t babell, terncn ibren Wertb,
uub bic Nnberu bobeu nun @elcgenbcit, lie
llneut9eltliD 81 ueriu9en. Spredt bel
benz a1ge;eigten 9potbefer Dor rno laiiet Gud
cine ireie probef faide 9ebeu. Senbet gta,ncn
lrnb Nbreiie al 8. 6. Vndleu & &c., Hbicac
90, uno Sbr ,ueroet cine Frobei9a9tel Don
ST.. 0,uos yeuer 0ebensnillen, jo,uie eli, St.
emplar bes @elunbbeitsiiibrers lrnb !6ausiu=
itr,lttors frei erbaltem. gSir 9arantiren, bab
a(les bieles ibneu gut tbun ,pirb llnb babel
ni9ts foitet. 8. AR. Slieu, Npotbefer, 9fem
him. 4
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14

IS beiBt, oaB es lei@ter lei, etmas 81.
ertuerben, als es su bebalter, unb NIT
&e@t, oenn bent Grwerben uirb Of burd
llnre@t unb 3ufau 8ori9ub 9eleiltet,
aber es eriorbert seiunoen Meni@enuers
itano uno Snteli9enS, bas Grworbene
feit;ubalten. S@on Man9er lit obne
beionbere &lusbeit uno Mn itrensuns
reid seworoen, uerlor ober ue9en Man=
gel an Geritano binnen &ur5em ,uieoer
Mles mas ibm oas S@idiol III ben
S@oob seworfen bate.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14

MusYaris wirb semelbet, baB bic
fir ben @rofen Gbabouues seboute gIz
luminium Oa@t r@onoeneiIa" letter
Donueritas in ct. Denis POM Stapel
9ela6en murbe. Gs iit bies bas erite
S4ifi, wel@es gan; aus bieiem neuen
Metau 9ebaut ,porben lit.
Ebomas 6lsurp lit in ct. Yan
ieinem seiten proSet uesen Berau=
bans Der bortiseu Mer@ants 9eationul
Bant INN 5000 Dollars pon ben &C.
i3morenen ais l@ulois befunben mott
ben.
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8crmtf@teS-

Sn Gn9lanb 9iebt es 700 Mil>
liondre, $3.50 rlebr rei@e" unb 1852
$50 rrei3e "Tamilieu, 73o, 500 in maBi<
gen umitanoen lebenoe Tam,lien, o.
900, 900, bic W&iibe uno Motb babeu,
ii9 einisermoBen iber Wailer gu balten"
%. +. ii@ ben Nnitri@ seben, als ob iie
etuas beldBen), uno 3,9l6, 900 Tamis
lien re3net man einfab gu ben 8ettel>
leuten!. llnb oa ipri@t man nod pom
vrei@en England" Wbl.
gu ben v9roBen alien Mannern"
unierer 3eit muB auber @ilbelm l.,
MoItte, Simpion, @laoitone, &ante,
mommien, geroi, Oliuer W. 6olmes,
Weuoeu PbiQips, &C. &c. AUDI BET ensli:
i9e @roBinbuitriel1e unb @rfinoer bes
beriibmten r8eiiemer ">Stobles, @ir
Denrp 8eiiemer, sere@net tueroen. @r
bot Die N&tSis bereits uberi@ritten, OBJ
liest aber nod INNER unermiibli9 wii:
ieni i@aftli&en Stubien uno oer 9ei@dfts
li3en 2eituns ieiner 9roBartisen l1n>
ternebmunsen. l1nldnsit bat er nit
'uabrbaft jusenbli@em @ifer besonnen,
ieinc ei9ene bo@intcreiiante, &cbens9e>
l6i@te gu i@reiben. Die iunse @eneras
tion muB ii@ seb0ris anitrensen, um es
oieiem olten 9roben &riess> unb Triez
bensbelben eini9ermaBen slei@5utbun.
@roBe Mufresuns berridte
letten Somita9 in paris wesen bes
@eriens uno Grploolrens elmer Bombe
in oer Deputirtentamn1er. Dieielbe
,purbe pom einem Trem6en BON oer @,al>
lerie aus 9eworfen uno erplooirte ebe iie
ben TuBbooen bcriibrte. Der Gbiirbii>
ter murbe setOotet unb 9esen a9t5is 9lnz
,peienbe bur@ umberflie9enbe Bomeen>
iplitter mebr ober peni9er perlett. Mn
200 perlonen :uuroen iofort uerbaftet,
aber Bis auf 60 bet !6auptueroa 9tisen
,pieoer entlailen, man mar jebo9 oer 9lns
ii9t, bab ber Bombenmerfer ielbit in bet
eriten Mufresuns entfommen iei.--Spd>
teren Na@ri9ten 3ufolse ,uurce bic
Bombe BON einem Mnardilten Namens
yailant seworfen, wel@e our@ bas 5u>
frube Grplooiren berielben ielblt uer>
punbet wur6e.
Vor &urjem feierte BET &ai>
ier pon Oeiterrei9 ben fiinfunouier>
Sisiten Sabrestos ieiner &r0nuns. Do>
mails NOR 6ran3 Solepb Elm @@ultnabe;
jett lit er ein rueiBbaariser Seteran.
l1nb AUDI lein 9fei9 bat iid aus elmer
@itaoel1e 6es alten @onI Ieruatismus, un>
ter ben Monar9ien bes Continent in Elm
Eager bes fort9el@rittenen 2beralismus
perpanoelt. Tran3 Soiepb trat feline
6errldaft inmitten elmer nit @affen9e>
malt neoersc,porfenen &euolution an.
0eute bereiten ii9 beioe' 6alften ieines
sroBen Neides III frieoli9er Beile auf
enen S@ritt Dot, BON wel@em bic Manz
net non 1e48 in ibren ruiloeiteu Erau>
men teine Nbnuns botten, uno BET 2(nz
ltoB baSu sins uon teil,er serin9eren
Perlnn, ais BET oes Gailers lelbit aus.
G@te ortirte9(ndouis, ,etmas fir
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14
Gin neue s { Il.

g.: uSbr 9ta@bor, Der S@nittwaa>
renbdnoler, bat mobl i@on um3dbli9e
Male Pleite sema&t?"-B.: v@euiB.
Wenn oer nod Elm paar Mal ummirft,
oann feiert ct ieinen iilbernen Bante=
rott!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14
GrtttteS ntto @ettertS.

vTril@ 9etla9t, is balb seuunnen
ia be Nftat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14

Das einSise S@wert, oas bur@
eiuen immerwabrenben Gebrau@ i9drz
fer ,uiro, 1T cine -i@arfe 3unse.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14

aus Der q en- brin truttio 0 II.
Ser9eant: vS@ul5e, uel9es lit Der
wi@ti9ite Sbeil bes S4loiles?"
S@ulse: Scr @roBbersos."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14

,Man tann pon Muens to uel trie>
gen." ID &los, as be nod eunal fiefun>
tminti9 upteQt trie9en i@uu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14
s. 3 d fer @ei;.

90@iter 9 els.
n3at bic Trau sSniti3rdtbin teine Tas
mile? 80, bic iit uiel gu 9ei5i9, eiz
nem &inoe bas 2eben gu i9enten."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14

@at enmal ton Swientros tobaut
s, borut maro tenn Ti9elin.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14

Il &@te importirte9(n@o ,etwas fir
Semi l9meder, bel @. Gibner. 3s
The evening world., 1893-10-31
WAS HE Welded WHEN DRUNK ?
Salesman Montgomery Wants His
Marriage Annulled.

Albert j. Montgomery says that he
was married to Pauline coca when he
was 50 drunk that he did not know what
was going on, and through his counsel,
Howe X Hummel, he has brought an
action in the Superior Court to have
,he marriage annulled. The marriage
occurred on July IL last, in ii furnished
room house at 10 crosby street, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. J..
H. Sucker, of ST. Matthews German
Lutheran Church.
Montgomery is a salesman in the EN-
ploy of Charles Broadway Rouss. He
says he Went on a spree ON June %
last. leaving his employment. and re-
manned in that state until II II, be
ing continuously under the influence Of
liquor tn such an extent that he had no
recollection Of what occurred during
The interval. Ho a that he never in
Tended to marry Pauline She and sev-
rral persons WHO We're present deny
that Montgomery was drunk at the
umr. As he did not have a ring the
minister told him to kiss the bride and
he aid. The minister was also paid his
fee. Several friends of Montgomery de-
clare II" sat on the lounge during the
ceremony and afterwards sent out for
"A bottle Of whiskey.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
THE BRIDGE BILL IS PASSED..
Senate Adopts the Measure as the
Committee Left It
Mcpherson Falls to Keep IL Back
or Amend II.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 31.-The Senate.
Voting down Mr.. McPherson's objection.
has taken up the New York and New
jersey Bridge bill.
The Commerce Committees amend
ments were accepted.
Mr.. Mcpherson dem, y, j. said the
effort seemed 10 Ice to destroy III" har-
Dor of New York. and he offered an
amendment providing that the APP
prcHches of the bridge on the New Jer-
sew side should be supervised and APP
proved 10y the Board of Chosen Free
holders Of the County of Hudson.
II" was opposed by Mr.. Vest, who
pronounced Mr.. McPhersou's statement
that transportation would be cheaper
with one bridge than with ~two-absurd.
For ms part he w.uld Xix" to see five
bridge across the Hudson II they did
not ohatruct navigation.
Mr.. MCI'hcrsOn'S amendment was re-
jectcd, yeas II. nays y.
The bill. AZ It came from the commit
tee, was then passed without division.