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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-02-24
The Senate Discusses the Bill
to Limit Meetings Of the
Legislature.
Many Of the Solons Opposed to
Shorter Sessions-FiXed Sal
airy Proposed.
House Normal School Bills Re
ferred to the Appropriation
Committee.

ST. PAUL. Feb 17.-After the regular
petitions in the senate Senator Tawney
offered resolution that stenographer
be employed for the commission OF at
torneys now drafting a municipal gov
eminent bill, at a compensation OF 50
per day, and it was passed under sus-
pension of rules.
After the introduction of new meas
ures number of bills appropriating
money for improvements and repairs
upon state institutions were recon-
mended to pass.
Senator Glader's bill requiring rail
roads to provide suitable appliances for
loading heavy machinery was the first
bill on the calendar and was passed al
most unanimously. The next order
was Senator Crandall's bill requiring
railroad companies to post blackboard
notice of late trains 1t also met unani,
nous approval.
The Pool Room Bill.
AS Senator Dean was not present sew
eral senators asked that the pool room
bill be passed over without losing its
place. Senator Sanborn objected. A
call of the senate was ordered showing
nearly all the senators present. With
out further debate the roll was called
on the passage of the bill, and resulted
ayes 80, nays 5.
For Sixty-Day Session.
Senator Eaton's measure proposing al
amendment limiting regular sessions OF
the legislature to biennials of sixty days
was first on general orders.
Senator Eaton made lengthy speech
in support OF his proposition. He called
attention to the fact that Sundays anC
holidays are not counted as sitting days
and that at present it is possible to re
main in session 105 to 10 days, and re-
ceive pay for that time.
Senator Lineau said the proper way
to facilitate the business of the session
was not to limit the sessions, but t.
provide a fixed salary for members
Senator Smith favored the same plal
and declared himself as decidedly op
posed to the sixty-day proposition.
Senator Donnelly moved to amend
the proposition by providing for annua
sessions, limited to sixty days.
On motion Of Senator Stevens thu
senate rose without action and recess
was taken to 2 p. m.
Afternoon Session.
The senate reconvened at 2 o'clocl
and went into committee of the who'll
with Senator O'Brien in the chair. Ow
ing to the light attendance the PROPOSE
ton to limit sessions of the legislator
to sixty days was laid over temporarily
John Day Smiths resolution, providin:
how expenses for repair of bridges owe
streams in counties shall be provided
was indefinitely postponed.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-02-24

1.-THE use of 'Castoria is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYR, D. D.,
New York City.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-02-24
FAVOR FREE SILVER
The Minnesota Senate Goes on
Record for Unrestricted
Coinage.
Sanborn's Memorial to Congress
Adopted by a Vote OF
90 to 10.
Another Flood of Appropriation
Bills Introduced in the
House.

ST. PAUL. Feb 16.-That there Is
nothing like perseverance has been ex-
emplifed by the course of General San
born's free silver resolutions In the
senate. He has fought the question out
along two different lines. When defeat
resulted from his first attempt he re-
newed the attack from another side and
finally succeeded in getting the senate
to pass concurrent resolution lndors-
ing the idea in the abstract. The second
resolution, just adopted, provides for
free coinage of silver without details
as to the ratio, etc. Senator Sanborn's
motion to adopt it was passed % TO H.
The bill which appropriates s.. for
the governors contingent fund was
then taken from the committee OF the
whole and passed The presidential
electors are paid out of this fund and
they are clamoring for their pay
One Railroad Bill Acted On.
When the report of the committee on
railroads, indefinitely postponing the
Glader horizontal rate reduction bill,
was read Senator Glader wanted the
bill to go to thecommittee of the whole.
After much discussion the motion to
place the bill on general orders was car
ried by vote of % to 10.
Senator Woods bill making the
threshing bill a first lien on gram
threshed, was passed, 30 to 7. Senator
Craven's bill relating to the law OF cart
ways was not objected to, the vote was
80 to /. Senator Keller's adulterated
coffee bill received Sc votes and passed.
In Committee of the Whole.
The senate then went into committee
of the whole, Senator Daugherty in the
chair. Senator March's bill, amend
ing the law relating ito collection OF
taxes half May and Nov was first
taken up, and after debate, progress
was reported.
Senator Canestorp's bill providing
for the election of railroad commits
sioners was recommended to pass as
was Senator Sanborn's bill proposing
a constitutional amendment exempt
ing parsonages from taxation.
The committee then arose, and the
senate adjourned.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-02-24
Farm Machinery
The best guaranteed Steel Machinery Money Refunded

position sell low the lowest wholesale prices Mon
tor Seeders Budong Disk Harrow Weir
and Grand and other tools Hay Rake Ted
Leaders, Rake Weir end Economy
New Osborn Binders
the latest Binder.
Auman Reeves
Hu Davis Sewing Machines Road Scrape and
Bugges and everything need Besides will buy
highest market price. Call and before
buy. get strictly honest deal and honest goods
TO- KoIT ,ER.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-02-24
FOR SALE: !!

suiendid Farm of 400 ~ miles from frstclass
town i'm Southern $50 under cultivation Forty
acres timber balance fine meadow and fine pastures two
nice apple orchards which we'll. springs OF water
Good house, ranry hog house. and stone foundations for
barns.
rows of trees Of trees north ine
This farm brrgan; part cash and part time
AnyOne wishing large farm cannot do better
For particulars call write to
LAMB & P0NU,
3O6 and 3O7 Young Mems Building,
MANKATO. MINI
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-02-24

"Castoria is SO well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So Oxford ST., Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-02-24
Normal School Matters.

After the introduction of few I'M
important bills the committee on nor
NAL schools recommended that the bill
appropriating money to supply the de-
ficit in the fund of the Moorhead nor
NAL school be indefinitely postponed.
The bill to appropriate money for adj
ditional buildings and improvements at
the Mankato normal school was recon-
mended for reference to the committee
on appropriations, The bill appropri-
ating money for the st. Cloud normal
school was amended and referred to the
committee on Apr OPERATIONS, as were
the bills for dormitory at the Moor
head normal and improvements at the
Winona normal.
Bills Passed.
Mr.. Green's bill to provide for fur
nishing Minnesota reports to judges
was passed, as was Mr.. Koerner's bill
relating to liquor licenses.
Mr.. Ives bill enabling water power
and power companies was passed with
an amendment offered by DIR. Williams,
of st. Paul, inserting the words fran
chise' instead of privileges" and a
( clause requiring city councils in issuing
franchises to comply strictly with the
| terms of the charter. A recess was then
taken to 2:30 p. m.
Afternoon Session.
After recess the house took up the
consideration of a long list of bills on
general orders, with Mr.. Horton, OF
Ramsey, in the chair.
Mr.. Greer's bill regulating the re.
ceipt, shipment and storage of grain
occupied nearly all the afternoon and
no action was taken on the measure be-
! "ra adjournment
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-02-24
Committee Reports.

After numerous petitions were read,
the committee on municipal legislation
reported back with favorable recon-
mendation the bill to provide for mu-
nicipal courts in villages and towns of
over 1900 inhabitants.
. The committee on public lands res
ported the bill declaring a forfeiture of
the Hastings and Dakota land grant
back without recommendation, and it
was ordered printed and placed on gen.
eral orders.
Z The Ramsey county delegation re-
ported back the bill authorizing cities
to complete vacation proceedings in
certain cases, with a recommendation
that it be passed under suspension of
the rules Some of the members had an
idea that the bill was general in its
character and it was placed on general
orders.
+ Mr.. Young introduced a resolution
instructing chairmen of committees to
hold no more executive sessions. Mr.,
Furlong sent it over by giving notice of
debate.
= The committee on interpretations
recommended the passage of substi-
tute for II. F. No. %, Walsh's bill COM
pelling street railway companies to en-
close the platforms of electric cars
The substitute requires that only the
front platform be enclosed, and excerpts
trailers. Objection was made and both
the original bill and the substitute were
placed on general orders. The house
then took a recess to 2:30 p. m.
Afternoon Session.
The first business at the afternoon
session was the in PRODUCTION of bills. an
additional dozen or so of appropriation
bills coming in.
The calendar was then taken up an6
the worlds fair appropriation bill
passed by vote of II to 81. Mr.
Bleecker's bill relating to building ant
loan associations was also passed
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-02-24
IN THE HOUSE.
Secret Sessions of Committees For
hidden.

Secret Sessions of Committees For
hidden.
The house has put itself on record as
opposed to it's committees holding ex-
ecutive sessions; and it prohibited them
from excluding members of the house
and representatives OF the press from
any meeting. The sentiment of the
house and the position it has taken on
this question was endorsed and empha-
sized during the noon recess by the del
egations from Hennepin and Ramsey
counties holding an executive session to
discuss scheme which has already
been before the public for four years.
and has been thoroughly reviewed in all
its bearings on many occasions. This
action resulted in the calling up and
passing of the resolution III favor of
open meetings,
House Routine.
After the presentation of a large
number of petitions the following bills
were reported back by committees:
Agriculture-H. F. No. 43, honey adultera-
ton, to pass as amended.
Railroads.&c.. +. No. $40, to regulate COM
mon carriers, to pass; HI. F. 255, to establish an
office of telegraph examiner, to indefinitely
postpone
Education-H. F. No. 24l PAS and 265, free
text books, substitute to pass and the other
bills to be indefinitely postponed.
| Taxes and Tax Lavish. f. No. 3O6. exemp-
ton of roads, to be indefinitely postponed; H
| f. No. All, to refund taxes and penalties in GER
| tain cases, to pass
| Judiciary-H. +. No 1o4, to be indefinitely
postponed; H. F. NJ. 1869, writs of attachment
a substitute to pass; H. f. 1869, to regulate sala
ries of state officers, to pass.
| Appropriations-Re-ref large mum
Der of road and bridge bills to committee on
roads and bridges; H. F. No. 579, to pass as
amended. The amendment cuts the appropri
alton for land and building monument al
Birch Cooley down from $4,000 to $500.
1 The house then adjourned
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-02-24
IN THE HOUSE.
Bushels of Petitions on Different Sub
jectS Received.


.jects Received.
The business of the house opened
with bushel Of petitions against a
new capitol building, against religious
legislation and for a law prohibiting
betting on horse races.
A number of resolutions were intro
duced among them one to pay F. G.
Talboys $295 for expenses incurred in
his contest with J. V. l. Dodd. 1t was
referred to the committee on legislative
expenses.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-02-24
IN THE HOUSE.
A Flood of Appropriation Bills Intro
dHced.

A Flood OF Appropriation Biils intro
dHced.
The house was busy during the day
with appropriation bills, it being the
last day upon which they could be in
troduced, according to the resolution
adopted early in the session. The bills
introduced provide for the outlay of
more than 100000 in counties in all
parts of the state, for the building of
roads and bridges and for making SINH
lar improvements. Two bills were in
troduced for the creation of new offices.
One provides for commissioner of land
and immigration at salary of $4,000 a
year, and the other for commissioner
of agriculture
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-03

arobber8os Milbelm mutt ieiner iungen
Maria Mnna. eeborene prtn<
seifin bon @rogan5a. fetnen feierltden
ginoug.
@robberaos Mbolpb bate Dor apei
Sabren selesentli4 Heinea feterltden
Elm Rapttal bon 10000 Mart
nit ber Mabsabe eeitiftet, bab bei1en
53tn1en iGbrlt9 rnter bic berbenitbouz
item unteritibun9s>0ere in unb 9iilf s>
RaNen bertbeilt tperben iol1en. Der
'0anoesfiirit bat uu@ ieBt tuieber, anz
lGbli9 ber 0ermdblung fetnes Sobnes
iein SntereNe fir bic Mrbeiter an ben
Sag gelest, inbem er ben glei4en Be-
trug bon 10000 M. fir benielben 3ped
beitimmte. Muf bieie Metfe lit bas
&apttal Der u@robberaos =Moolpbs@tif
tung" auf 10000 Mort eebra9t.
8er9e m. Die 72jdbrige Wittpe
8oben tpurbe bon einem NIT 9eu belaz
benen Masea iiberfaAren unb oog ii&
@erleBun9en gu, tpel&e beren Sob our
Golge batten.
@~repenma@er. Ser bier &C.
borene Sob. Sbebes, Maurer ietnes
!6anbperts, mar IN ber 6leii4eritrabe
in ~2urembur9 NIT ber 2egun9
zines Mau9stanals beiddfti9t. DH
felen Elm unb b%egruben ben
littenen @erlebun9en lit btr l1ngliidltz
de ae1torben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-03

fentli@e Geier bef@rdntte fd in Der
6auptia@e auf etnen Geftsottesbienft.
eirftiinbists N@lodenseldutt, ,Gntbulz
lung zines unter 8eibilfe bes 2anbesz
tunftfonbs auf benz Mobmartt erridz
teten rSaroniabrunnens" unb Bolts
beluitisunsen bet Greiconaert., Dane.
ben feblt es aber ni4t an feitliden
0eramitaltunsen bon Dereien, urrter
benen bic 9erauseabe elmer NIT aa6l=
reiden 8eitrdael 5ur Ortseei9i9te
ausgitatteten Geiti4rift burd ben
~@erein fir @bemniber @ei9i9te"
riibmenb berporsubtben 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-03
Gime Subelfcter.

@6emniB, 8. Suli. uniere @tabt
besebt .beute ibr 7~5Oidbrtses Subelfeit.
Das &nt1teben Don Gbemnib be5et4net
ben Mnfang Der 8eiiebelung bes id4iiz
1ten &r3gebirges. No4 Big tief in
Die se1@i4tlid,en 3eiten binein. tpdbz
renb in ben 9bdlern ber @lbe, Der
Mulbe, ber @aule unb in ben Niebez
rllngen 3mti4en bie5en Glihen bereits
piele Spurera tpirtbi@aftli&en unb
poltti14en @4afens 5u bemerten limb,
bebedte bt@ter urtpalb bic @egenb, mo
iebt bic Gabrtte1en bes ~ia4tf4en
Mandeiter" ra9en 1lnb bas na@ 80bz
men gu aufitei9enbe 2anb. M0gli4
ut es, bab tleine ilapii&e Nteberlaiz
1unqen bier u1b ba porbanben tpuren,
aber befrteotgenbe Nahmeiie oafur
feblen, iebenfaQs 9aben bteie Nieoerz
lui5ungen tetnen @tnflub auf bic 1pdz
tere @nttptdlung 9eiibt. 8ts in ben
Mnfans bes IL. Sabrbunbert 1T aus
un5ern @e9enben ni@t Elm etn3iger
Srtsname iiberliefert, mdbrenb mir i'm
n0roli9er gelegener Jla@lanbe bereits
cine Menge bon D0rfern unb audi einz
3elne @tdbte aus iener 53eit gu nennen
mifen. 9ab uniere Stuot entitanb,
berbantt tie benz umitanbe, bab bier
cine uralte bon Prag aus 80bmen iiber
Mltenburg norbpdrts fii6renbe Strabe
bon einem iiingeren 9anbelstpege gez
treu3t murbe, Der BON Nirnberg aus
bur9 bas @ogtlanb iber plauer unb
s3tpidau unb Dresden unb benz llaptz
f9en Siten fiibrte. Na9 benz &realz
3%ungspuntte bieier 9anbelstpege NUT
ben 1925 8enebtcttnerm0n4e emf anbt,
um Elm BON benz &ai1er 2otbar benz
Sa4ien nit t%pett9ebenben Re9ten
ausge5tattetes Rloiter gu griinben, bon
mel@em aus bic @egenb beiiebelt unb
benz Ghrifentbum geponnen perben
1onte. 0i beutf4en 8auern, mel4e
bamals nit ben &lofterbriibern tamen,
bic @punblteine fir beutf4e @eiitz
tung bier gu lesen, .fiebelten fi@ Lungs
bes GbemnibfluNes an. 9ie Namen
Der I'M 8e3irt BEG &loiters %gele9enen
D0rfer unb bic aus iener d~lteien 3eit
iberliferten per5onennamen ftnb
1Gmmtli9 belt14, ni@t ilabi1&. SIM
Sabre 1143 nun berlieb Qotbar in Ell
ner nod borbanbenen unb als edit
ermieiene1 urtunbe benz Mbte bes
neuen &loiters bag Me4t, etnen 0ffentz
li4en Martt gu erri4ten, unb ben
8epobnern bes Marttortes 3ol1fretz
beit i'm gan3en &ei@e. Dieie @erleiz
bYng bes Marttre@tes an ben gu elmer
Der eriten Tabrttitdbte Deuti4lanbs
aufgeblii6ten Ort 1T es, bic man beute
na% einem 3eitral1m bon br~eibiertel
Sahrtauienb feitli& beaebt. 0ie If
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-03
Selbttmproc 1T oen eMrrpdif0en
4ccrcn.

Sn ber D1terrei@iiden Mrmee forz
bern bic Selbitmorbe me6r 0pfer, ais
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb 2ungenent3iinz
bung. Sbre 3abl md@it itetig: lie be-
trua 1863 ouf 100000 Manp IS, in
ben lebten 6 Sabren bur@i4nittlt4
131. Sn Deuti4lunb tommen 81 bis
81 auf 100000, IN Stalien et&pa 40:
sSm fran30ii@en 9eere MAIDEN ii4
nnteri@isbe gelteno 5pii&en ben euz
ropGi19en unb afritanii4en 9ruppen,
err tere 3eigen cine Mn3abl BON muir %,
lebtere Bis gu SO @elb itmorben auf
100000 Mann. Die iibrtgen Staaz
ten baben folsenoe 3ifern: 8elsien "a,
@nglanb % (bte engli14en 9ruppen
IN Snbien jebo4 49,, Rublanb 20,
@panien IA auf 100000 Mann. Sn
ben anberen Mrmeen als bet oiterreiz
4i14en nimmt bic 9dufigteit ber
@elbi tmorbe lang1am, aber 1tettg ab.
@dbrenb IN @nglanb bic @olbaten mutt
mebr als 1Oid9rtger 9ienitoeit bas
qrDbte &%onttngent itellen, iberpiegt
Bel alien anberen !9eeren bic @etrutenz
aeit; 70 finben in 9eutf@lano bic 9dlfz
fe aQer Selb1tmorbe i'm eriten Dienitz
iobr, in Oe1terreid i'm eriten 9albiaAr,
oft 1ogar in ben ct item Monaten itatt.
8ei ben OFi3ieren tperben relatip 5opz
pelt 10 ptel @elbi tmorbe beoba4tet, tpte
Bel ben Mannf@aften. Mas bic ein<
3elnen Sruppengattangen betrtHt, 10
itebt ber Srain iberaQ oben an, bic
Snfanterie in ber Mitte. Inter ben
.Sobesarten 1,tmmt bas @ri@isBen ben
eriten plaB Elm Grantrei@ un6
0eutI4lanb so Procent, 0e1terret@
1870 procent), bapauf folgt St.
trGnten unb @rbdngen, neuerbtngs
ideint bas 11eberfabren nit ben @iienz
bdufiger gu perben. 9te
meiiten TGQen BON Selbftmorb ereig<
men fi@ int sunni unb Suli, bic tpentg<
item INT Sanuar.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-03

8is au lebterer 9iefe mub oft in ben
@egenbem Der ameritanii9en Difte
bur9 p01t9 ausseborrten 8oben unb
Sells gesraben perben. e6e bic Sdtti<
sunssnd4e unb Mafer erreiht pirb,
vtpGbreab au Nep Orleans tein trodez
r,es Grab fir bic 1obten an ber Oberz
flGde gu finben it,. Die MaKer Der
Sdtttsunssi@i@t gleiten irsenb cine
1anfte Sentung binunter. aus Der lie
bur9 artefifde 8obrung oft aus &C.
ringer 9tefe berporsebra4t tperben
tOnrer.
rSn ben lsstsn paar Sa5-su ia:
ber 3ufaQ biefen @runbiaB ptlfa9
beitdtist unb es 1T pabri4einli4, bab
elm beNeres unb aQgemeines 0eritdnoz
nib berielben in taft ieber einaelnen
Der jeBt piftbaliegenben Streden nez
nigitens cine tleine Mense Waher. bduz
fig sutftebenbe arteiii4e 8runnen
iihern tpirb. Derartise 8runnen finb
in Galifornien (3u Riperitbe unb i'm
Gan Soaqutn 9baD in GROCER In5abl
ber9eiteQt porben unb nt4t elmer oerz
lelber bringt Bis in bic unterlieeenbe
tpaKerbi4te @eiteinidi9t Elm, ionbem
uQe itnb i'm loien 9balgei4iebe eraielt
tporben. Mebnli9e Drummer baben 1i4
in Mense in Der sroben Salaiee>Wiite
BON utab 5ptpie einige au4 in ben
Miiiten bon Nepabd Qnleoe11 la11er.
Sn Merico er5ielt man lie in ben
Tbala~ni BET @taot
Merico, bes G6apaIa Seebedens BON
Salisco, unb man f0nnte lie bort an
bielen anberen puntten unlegen. 0ie
gldn5enbe Betpabrbeitung bes obigen
@runb{abes trifft man ieoo@ in benz
beriibmten Gan Quis Purt BON Goloz
rabo an. Nlerbinss beiiBt bieies Sbal
in Tol9e bes groben, es umrtngenben
Berggebiets au9 cine aubergepDbnlifR
t3a9l iogenannter r8erlorener Jluhe",
Bic CUR Speiiung' bes 9balbobens NIT
WaKer b%eitragen, bas iebt aus 300
Drummer fpruoelt. MQe::n niht Elm
;3ebntel ber lebteren gebt Bis gu 700
SUB Ttefe binunter. taum Elm Stebenz
tel Big gu 400 SUP Siefe. Sn alien
oieien Sertli4teiten purbe auf's Sc
ratbetpobl gebobrt, obne Rldii4tz
nubme auf ben oben entpidelten eeolo=
9i1den @runb1ab. Wirbe bic Wabrz
kit, baB bic untertrbi5fen @epdHer
Der Wiftengesenb ni@t IN ben Sc
itetnsla9ern. 1onbern in ben Sberz
flddeni@t@ten aafseipei@ert iinb, be-
tannt meroen, 10 pirben obne alien
13meifel in ben meiften Der 3a6Qo1en
Seben Der Wiiitengegenben 8runnen
an9elegt tperben t0nnen, bic menigitens
fir ben Manberer unb bdufi9 fir
0iebbeeroen unb 8emdherung btnreiz
9enb MaNer 1penben miiroen, um bic
8ergbuubepDlterung Der umliegenben
@esenben init ben n0tbigen 2ebensbez
biirfni1en gu per1eben. - @iel @elo
1T leiber in Golse ber untenntnib bes
plabes. mo bas Waher gu iu&sn 1T.
6ur9 8obren in ben Sci teinen :na@
beralteten Mni4auungen unb bur4
6immels=8 ombarbemet na4 @runbz
1Gben, bic alien betannten ,Naturgeiez
ben tpiberlpre@en, peri@leubert NOR
ben -" tla9t Der 9elebrte profefor!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-03
Sur Hatmr9ef6td)te oes CauSs
td)WcinS.

Dap bic 9ausi4meine gelebrige
Sphere iinb, ut IN neuerer 3eit bur9
DHentlide @orite1unsen abgeri4teter
|S@peine geaeigt uorben. Na4 elmer
Mittbeilung in Woob's Natursei4i9=
te hatten einige @ngldnber Elm @9mein
abgeri4tet, urtb es ~leiitete 8or3ugli9es.
Club, pie bas Tbier eenannt purbe,
mar Elm GROCER Greunb bon Der ,Sag5
unb geieQte fi4 au9enblidli4 gu jebem
Sdser. IS etgnete ii4 fir ale Mrten
Der Sago, init Musnabme oer cut 9az
len, tpelde es gar ni4t gu bea4ten
i4ien. Sbsleid es ii4 fehr gut NIT
ben 9unben bertrug, paren biei e bod
iebr drserli4 iiber iol9en Sagbsenoiz
len, oaB lie ibre Dienite gu tbun ner=
peigerten, tpenm bas S4mein irgenb
elm Wilb ppr ibnen uufsefpirt bate,
uno idliebli@ tonnte man bic 9unbe
gar ni9t mebr %mitue6men, ionbern
muBte ben Club ALIEN gebruu9en.
Seine Naie pcr 10 fem, Dab ct einen
8osel idon in elmer @%rtfernung bon
pieraig Glen pabrnabm. Waun ber=
5elbe ii4 erbob unb tpesf1og, ging es
sep0bnli4 gu benz pluBe, mo er sez
ieTen bate, umb piiblte bort bic @rbe
arf, UNI ben Sdsern bieien Ort geb0z
rig anauaeisen. 2ief aber Der 8o9el
meg, pbne ii4 gu erbeben, 10 folste ibm
Stub lang1am mad uno itente i'm,
gana nu4 Dirt zines guten 8orl te6bum=
bss. Man gebrau4te Stub me6rere
Sabre, muBte bas S4pein aber auleBt
t0bten, neil es bic @4afe ni4t leiben
fonnte lur1b unter ben 9eerben bel
S9redsn peruria4te. o
@onoerbar lit bic Sbat1 ade, bab
bic @9meine 'einen sroben Nb1heu
gegen 9alnbe 5eisten. Wilbe uno sabz
me 59tpeim MAIDEN 1i9 fem @eni1 T.
len baraus, unter l1mitdmoen 4as au
freien, niemals uber seben lie 9unoez
ileil9 an. nSSn benz bel &o6u1s gelez
genen Sausarten," iagt 2en3, ~iperoen
BEN Milo14meinen oft tobte pferbe
p%orsetporfen, pel4e lie obne umitdnbe
gieris auHreHen; pirb aber Elm tobter
6unb b~ineinselest, genieBen lie teinen
8iFen babpn. - @iele ungarif4e
@9tpeinebeerben merben obne 9unbe
BON ben 9irten gelentt unb aerreiben
jeben 9unb, Der unter lie tommt. SIM
Sabre 1848 batte elmer meiner 0erz
spanbten auf Der benz Barron Sina ge=
bDrigen Pubta, @lio 8eiupo Bel Grc5tn
einen @unb, ben ct log 1etn, aber ni4t
germ ielbit t1bten mollte. Da erbot
ii4 ber S4meinehtrt, bic 9inrt@tung
gu iibernebmen, banb ben 9unb an a.
mem @trid felt unb fibrte ibn gu let
ner !9eerbe. Diele iiberfiel i'm loglei@
NIT lautem unb srimmigen @run5en
rib unb Bib i'm nieber, %bearbeitete t5m,
bis ct tpie eime Wurft aus1ab, frab
absr tetnen 8i1en BACON. Nun muroen
bic S4petne peggetrieben, als tie aber
na4 elmer @tunbe tpieber tamen, fielen
lie no9mals init slei4er Wutb iiber ben
!9unb ber, fraben jeoo4 pieber nt@ts
BON finn"