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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-19
Cavrx pecked Immigrants.

A picturesque party of Italian immi-
grants landed at the bal se office the
other day. There were about q dozen
men and six or eight women. The men
wore clothing OF a rough. buff colored
material. with scarfs and caps of bright
Ell hues. The women displayed q variety
of gay colors-red, yellow. blue and pink
predominating. Each woman was bare
headed. but each wore ribbons In her
hair and a bright colored shawl or apron.
The strangers attracted a great deal of
attention as they struggled up Broadway
from the Battery with their bundles.
They evidently found rs much novelty
in their surroundings as the New York
ers found in their quaint appearance.
The women apparently had the keenest
observation and pointed out TO their
more stolid male companions various OBJ
jects al the party moved along.
At Rector street they saw q flower
stand. and half q dozen of the women
gathered about it and gave vent to volu.
BILE expressions of delight. They dragged
some of the men before the stand and
gesticulated violently. The men tried
to pull away from them. but could not
After awhile some pieces Of money came
out of the mems pockets, and with
much eagerness and chattering thesvom,
en- selected one flower apiece. The ven
dor took his pay out of the handful Of
American silver rendered him. and thu
party moved on. both men and womer
az joyous as a lot of school children
New York Times.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-19

IT. r." stands alone among popular
journalists is that practically MI his
work is done for paper. The Weekly
Sun. of which he is the founder and ed
itor. He knows as well as any one the
value of his own pen. and he takes care
to write the most important parts of the
paper hi,nself and to append his famous
initials to all his work. A casual glance
through a number of the paper will serve
to show the amount and variety OF his
weekly lGbors.
First there is u review OF the book
of the week" which invariably extends
over five closely packed columns. This
article. Always c~ouspicuously brilliant,
would be a good two days work for
any writer. Then there are the editorial
notes from one to two columns: an inter
view with some celebrity. one column;
theatrical critiCEes, two or three col
umps. and Lastly !. fcw paragraphs on
the Correspondence page. All these arr
signed II. -. Yrt lar. UConnor con.
trives 10 keep nj tho forefront Ut the
political bar.le and also to write an oc
casional book. london Tit-Bits.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-19
THE. OLD FRIENDS.

The old friends, the old friends
We loved when we were young.
With sunshine on their faces
And music on their tongue!
The bees are in the almond flower,
The birds renew their strain,
But the old friends. once lost 10 US.
Can never conae again.
The old friends, the old friends!
Their brow is lined with care;
They've burrows in the faded cheek
And silver in the hair:
But to me they are the old friends still
In youth and bloom the same
AS when we drove the flying ball
Or shouted in the game.
The old e the old men.
How slow they creep alongi
How n~aughtily we scoffed at them
In days when we were youngl
Their pressing and their DOING,
Their pirate of times gone by,
Their shiver like an aspen leaf
If but q breath went by.
But we've are the old men now,
Our blood is faint and chill;
We cannot leap the mighty brook
Or climb the breakneck hill.
We maunder down the shortest cuts,
We rest on stick or stile.
And'young men half ashamed to laugh
Yet pass us with a smile.
Oh, weary, weary drag the years
AS life draws near the end,
And sadly, sadly fall the tears
For loss of love and friend.
But wen not doubt there's good about
In all Of humankind;
So here's q health before we go
To those we leave behind!
London Spectator.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-19
The a : Of Toll.

Harness marks, physical or mental,
come to most men who are busted in do
ing the worlds work. Even so light q
task as the handling of apen often leaves
its traces upon the fingers. Perhaps the
commonest result Of constantly writing
with o pen is the formation of callous
spots on the middle finger Of the right
hand just where the pen crosses and on
the first joint Of the little finger where
it Is moving in contact with the paper
Sometimes q disease of the nail OF TIN
middle finger results from the sam
cause. Any carefully observant persor
could easily pick out o penman by ex
amining his right hand.-New York Sun
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-19
Mortgage Sale.


Default having been madein the payment OF
the principal and interest due November 25th,
1892. On a certain note secured by mortgage dated
November 18th, 1887, given BY Severt M. Neset.
i single man, TO the Fidelity Loan and Trnst
Company and duly recorded In the Office OF the
register AZ deeds. Of Lake county, then territory
OF Dakota, now state Of South Dakota, on the
18th day or august, 1858, at 4 O'Clock p. m, in
Book u of mortgages, on page al.
The amount claimed To be due thereof ut the
date hereof 10 $779.b5. No action nor proceeding
at law Or otherwise has been instituted to- re-
cover the debt secured by said mortgage, or any
part thereof. Now, therefore,, notice is hereby
given that under and by tirtne OF the power of
sale contained in said mortgage and the statute
in ench case made and provided, the said mort
gage will be f0reclneed by sale at public auction,
~ the sheriff Of eaid Lake county, or his deputy,
on the nth day oil June, 1893, Ut 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon pf that day. at the front door of the
Court house In the city Of Madison, In said
| county and esate, and Substantially described In
said mortgage - follows, tc-wit: The west hall
| OF the southwest quarter OF section twenty three
| (23) and the northwest quarter OF the northwest
quarter Of eection twenty six (26) township one
hundred and eightkloea north. range hfty-one [5il
| west of the 9Th p. n.
natva NJ Sious Ctr. Iowa. Nav 4, isa3.
FftELiTy IoAk AND Tnusr COMPANY,
i. Il. Ha~TErrxn, Mortgage.
y. A.Fox, sheriff.
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4 New idea IN shipbuiiaing.

A new idea In shipbuilding has been
developed at Belfast. There is an inn
mense vessel on the stocks there which
has no keel for about l20 feet from the
sternpost. while six feet of the sternpost
10 cut away, the hull Of the vessel slop-
ing from the horizontal for the 100 feet
until level with the cnrtailed sternpost.
The bottom of the sternpost and the
actual stern OF the vessel are not con
nected in any way. The vessel is a twin
screw. and the propellors viii work
through a small aperture. with nothing
between them and the water beneath.
They will therefore always be in un-
broken water. Boston Journal.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-19
an Outlaw.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. June T.-Jesse
B. Roper, the outlaw who murdered
Sheriff Byer in Baxter county last june,
was captured at Muscogee. l. T., by
Deputy Marshal Pettigrew. There i q
reward Of 81, 500 for his delivery to the
Baxter county authorities. As puElit
feeling is very intense, mob violence Il
feared.
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a Valuable Pipe.

The most costly pipe in the world. and
one which Colonel Dade should have in
order to make his pipe collection COM
plete, il owned by the shah Of Persia. It
Is inlaid with pearls, diamonds and ru-
bies and Is said to be actually worth
$~32O.O0O.-St. Louis Republic.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-19
No Hurry 10 Assign.

Johnny-We've got q baby at our
hohsei
Tommy-Boy or z Girl?
Johnny-How can | tell? It's SO iittls
it don't know itself yet.-Trutl.
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Qafayette> Neut9tetten.

&arl @obliri6 1T in Manfato, 100 ct bic
9tormali 6ule beludt.
gilbert 9au9e perlor beim Orel9en ei11
@lieb bon leinem Oritte,1 Singer.
&raule & Siri9 Don Seem ulm babeu ben
Contract, mi ct 51ulbous III Gitritt SEQ.
SO aa;uitrei6ell, erbalten.
0os Drel6en lit sn Grbe, bas @eDrllmm
oer WtaiD,neu bat auf9eb0rt lnb bas fret
ldeube @etute Der 9otompbileu 1T p%eritummt.
Nber baiiir fliu9t ein fr0blideres 9eldute
bur6 bic 2iifte, 1peldes ma1GeS Sers e%rirellt,
mau6es ober nit Sor9e1 err uQt. Gs lino
bieS Die 9od;eits9lodeu Dor beu Germdb=
ll,19en Don SRI. Sran;tsta Yrei finger nit
Nrau; Welber unb SRI. Mn1a Sraurt9 nit
Ycter Yrell in9er, pelDe III 1,a9jter 3utunf it
ltattfilloel Weroer. g1t Sairild 1DirOs
weroen. 9u ju bu ju bu!
;3pei Na1barn aus 0ofoyette, mcl1e fiirs=
li6 nit eil1em Guilty SIT lolnnlelt III bic Stabt
getobrel, woren, Datteu auf Der l6etmfaDrt
bas lln9liid nit benz alteu &arre1 ,llam=
mcnsubre9cn ulo 9al,s urcerenrontcQ ollf bic
Ganolrobe 9eporien 81 meroel. Der etlle
oupon mar l6neu wHoer auf Die Getl,e, &C.
wobrte ober nit S6redeu ieine1 &ameraoen
mic tobt ant Sooen liegen ln,o tounte oenlel=
ben tros Miitteln unb S9iittelu ni6t wieoer
gum gewuBtleiu brin9eu. @1ou ,polte ct
I'M 9iilie rnfel,, madte aber bod nit aller
&raft einen no9mali9eu Nsieberbelebun9s=
peri ld ha idlu9 ber an Sooeu lie9eube
plotl,1 nit eiuem Gounerpetter bic Nu9en
auf unb REF nit gutriiitun9 mas bel,n ei9ent=
lid log lei, wesbalb maj, ibu ni3t ausl9la=
fen laiie.
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Gin duBerit i~eltener Vosel wurbe

Gin dubern i~eltener 9osel murbe
tur,lid Don benz betannten Gntens une
@Gnle: Saser unb electromagnetic
@bas. &otb sei4o0en, welder benielben
an 6. 8rui It, Der iol@e Seltenbeiten 81
warbiseu per tebt. uertaufte. Der 2ets
tere labt ben bubi@en Gcsel ausiopfen
UNI i'm Der III ieinem Saloon ausselteus
ten aro6en EbiersS ammlun9 beisus
fisen. GER 8ruit erbielt nun oieier
Tooe pou Dem Mann, Der nit benz Muss
ltopien bes Yosels betraut lit bic iibers
raldenoe Nadri@t, bag berielbe nod
niemals Elm 10 bibi@es uno i%eltenes
@remplar in Mr5eit 9ebabt babe uno
aus oieiem @runbe Wilens iei unaus>
eeltopft $500 bafitr 81 besablen, mo-
raus ii9 idlieBen labt, oab ii9 lsidt
elm 9iebbaber finben biirfte, BET 9erne
$4,000 bafir berseben wiiroe, iobalo
beri elbe an ieinem 9 ltimmun9sort an>
9elanst 1T. Nber 9err gruit 1T ein gu
outer Wirtb. Der weiB wie uiel feline
bereits elegant e,nseridtete uno er't tarSs
lid bur9 einen pra@tuouen sroBen
Spiesel 5xl4 SUP uer5ierte W!rtbi@aft
our9 cine neue ieltene Filtration per-
l6Snert mirb uno bat ii@ oeBbalb entz
l9lo0en ieinen @osel ielbit gu bebalten.
Ct 1T feit iber3eust, oaB baour9 ben tn
isiner 9eaoquarter @irtbi@aft No. ll3
Minueiota StraBe eintebrenom 9errn
Sdsern, Sasofreunben uno ioniti9en
Treunben oas itets frii@ barin persapfte
Bier, bic feinen Weine uno 2iqu0re, ein:
beimi den nnb importirten Seq Weit ST.
9arren nod beoeuteno better number
merben ais ieitber. Gobalo ber Sosel
eingef(osen lit, miro es CUR Renntnibs
nabme 9ebra3t.
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4 Nroi. 2usser bat wieber elm un>
beilbriteuoes Sniett enoedt uno. wie
INNER, AUDI lo9lei@ bic Wittel, oeien
S9aoli6teit ein5ui@ranten. Dies Sns
left betBt bic 9orn 9 e, Elm euro
pdii6es Yrobutt, wel9es erit Dor 7
Sabren Don europa fam uno ii@ 5uerit
in Stem Seriep 5eiste, iett aber lber oas
gauge 2ano 1i@ perbreitet ju Daben
ideint. grofelior 2us9er fano es in
GROCER Wen9e bel perbom, ober audi III
Ser Nabe bon cot. Saul. Das Snleft
lit uneefabr balb 10 srob wie bic 9ew0bn>
lide 9ausf lie9e unb lei9t fennbar 0oran,
baB es bic Tlisel I'M @infel bon IS
@rao III bie 90be itredt. Seine Ni@tsz
nubi9feit iei9t es bauptjd9li@ BARN,
bab es Dem Ginopieb cine wa9re Y1a9e
miro. Den9&au1en bat es oaber, baB es ii@
in Menge ant WurSelen6e 6er90rner bes
&inbuieb's feitlebt nno Der &ube pflest,
nobel es einen f0rmliden Sting bil6et.
Son bier madt es oann leine Streif5ii9e
iiber ben san5en &0rper bes Gtnouiebs
uno iudt uorsusspeii e Die S@wan;wurz
gel als iein Weiof elo aus. Das Jtinbz
uieb mirb, no oieies Sniett 5ablrei@ 1T,
bcrmaBen bon benz elben 9eplagt, baB
es gang obma9ert nn6 itellenwetle ioQ
es boran gu @runoe se9anseu iein.
Cine Gmuliion ODER Mii@un9 BON elmer
@eifenauflDfun9 uno &oblen01, nit
elmer Biiri tie auf oas TeQ bes &inoes
9eltri1en uno Dies, einmal in Der Wo@e
wieoerbolt, uiro bas l1n9e5iefer fernbalz
ten, CUR Musrottung oel1elben wiro aber
elm onoeres Gertabren empfohlen. So
balb Der frii@e Dung bes &inouiebs Ben
8o6en errei9t, iett ii@ bic 9orn flie9e
oarauf unb le9t lire Gier. Sn s Ga
gen iino bieielben i@on ous9ebriitet,
mem ndmli@ Der Dung feudt bleibt;
miro BEL elbe aber, ). 9. bur3 einen
itarten Geiii9beien, a%useinanber 9ei3la>
gen. 10 oaB ct i@neu austrodnet, 10
9eben bic Gier gu @runoe. Dard Nufz
%itreuen BON Salt auf ben Dung 9eben
Die Gter uno Narpen ebenfous ST 0run>
be. ..2ugger meint, oaB oiele 6liez
gen IN ben nGditen Sabren redt 5abl>
reid auftreten b%irften, baB aber i'm 8.
SABRE, pie oies bel auen sSnietten Der
SAL, bemielben Elm natiirli@cr Teino
erwa@ien fem meroe, Der beien Ser
mebrun9 bei6ranfen, tuenn er oenielben
AUDI nt6t gang ausrottem miro. Tar>
mer werben wobl tbun, ii6 bicien Nr<
tifel aus3uidneioen. Scr Yrofe0or
tbeilt uns aud nit, baB bic seritreuten
8eriu@e, Die @bin@bu9s bur@ auitedz
enoe&rantbeiten aus5urotten, 10 meit ii3
oies i'm Spatiommer nod tbun lieb,
iebr erfol9ret@ waren. Ut wtro i'm
Triibiabr nit n0tbi9en Nnitedun9sfoff
btnrei6eno per ieben ietn.
(St. g. ToltS3ts.)
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Staotratbs=T crbanolungen.
Sibun9 POM 8. Sttober.

@ammtlide Mitslieoer waren anwez
ienb. Oas YrototoQ ber letten Sibun9
wurbe uerleien uno an9enommen.
Ser 9ieoeue 8eri@te bes@ eiunobeitss
beamten unb Stabtanmalts 1T Betreff
oer BEL BET neuli@en l1nteri u@un9 bon
rotiseu pferoen semo@ten llntoiten,
wurben uerleien uno gu beneltten 9elest,
unb baraufbin aue bafir ein9crei@ten
&e@nun9en I'M @eiammtbetrase BON
$3.50 senebmi9t uno GUT 3oblun9 anz
eemielen. 9aut Sci 9lub wuroe an ben
Sc unobeitsbeamteu bas @eiu@ seiteut,
feruerbin feline 10 enorme Soften mebr
fir berarti9e l1nteriu6unsen gu perur>
laden.
Den bieiisen @ei@dftsleuten murbe
Ser @ebrau9 zines j3immers I'M alien
S@ulbauie CUR Mbbaltun9 bon Ser
lammlunsen bewiQist.
S. Meperbing erbielt bic GrlaubniB;
an Der Gde BON Stote uno 3. Norol tr.
Elm 5~we,t0dises 8ridsebaube, 4ox32,
errl9ten 81 ourfen.
Gednun9en I'M 8etra9e BON s565.38
wuroen erlaubt uno CUR 3obluns an9es
mielen.
Die folsenoe Steuerauflase wurbe anz
9%eoronet: Sir Sntere6en uno 5@uloen>
tilsuug $4,000, Wallermerte 81 900,
Straben uno 8ruden $4,000, Teuer>
Departement $500 sui. $4,000.
Gbrtit Til5en erbtelt cine Triitertret>
flung BON einem Monat 5um @raoiren
oer German itrabe 5wii3en l. uno 8.
SubitraBe.
Die electric Sight 60. wuroe on9ez
wiei en-, ibre Pfolten an German ltraBe,
5wil9en l. unb 8. Sii6itraBe auf bic
8orleuar6=2in te 1n9efdbr Is 6uB pom
@runbeisentbum entfernt, gu ueristen.
Scr StraBen>G ommi1ar in @emeinz
l3aft nit bent StraBenzG omite mur6en
beauftrast, unbebin9t notbwenoise Ser
b%elierun9en am iioli@en 8roaowap, an
gde pon Minnei ota nno 1. @iioitrabe
Dloin9s Gde) uno an S6eus 8riGe
uornebmen gu lailen.
Das betreffenoe Gomite, tpeldes bic
Bamtarbeiten at BET Bride bel BET Gag
lie Miible, ant Waiertburm uim. iberz
wa@te , beri9tete bic 8o1enoun9 berielz
ben in befrieoisenoer Beile, worauf
3ablung fir Sic sema9te Nrbeit an9ez
wtei EN- murbe.
Ser @itp Glert erbielt bic grlaubnib
GUT Nni9affung zines neuen SroerzBuz
DIES uno notbwenoi9er Tormulare.
Gin @elu@ BON grnt Brandt I'M
Nuftro9e uieler bieii9en Burger, bieien
@erbit nod, wenn ir9eno tbunli@,
cine un9ebemmte Circulation Der
itaotii3enW ierleitung ber5uiteQen, nm
baourd bas Sin f~rieren Der elben gu uer>
binoern uno ben neutrality-suspicious. Mrz
beitern nod por gintritt bes Binters
Geroienit gu seben, blieb, nad Der Be>
mertun9 bes Staotwaltes, baB osr
Staotratb unter ben obmaltenben finan>
5ieuen S9pieri9feiten fein Ne@t babe
fit oerarti9e 8erbeNerun9en S9uloen
) II controbiren, unberiidii@ti9t.
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txoS. &1hler beaab jid AM Sonu>

- Sos. &Sbler besab ii9 ant Sonns
tag beiu@Ss unb sei@aftS9alber mad
ben 3wiQin9sitabteu.
- Nm Sonntas ben 10. Ottober
finbet in S3muters liuoli Elm SroBes
&irdweibfeit fat.
- 6rl. Sba 8altrui@, welde einise
Gage ouf 8elu1 bel ibren Gltern per-
weilte, lit wieocr nad Manfato ;urids
getebrt.
- Butter, melde in Der Vinoen II.
Safe 9ansta CREAMERY sema@t wuroe,
erbielt ouf BET Gbicaso @eltausiteouns,
unter 9unberten bon Goncurreuten, ben
,peiteu preis.
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&r1ft un1 Wciuu0heit.

8em @ie nidt fart unb seiunb iiiblen,
perinben @ie Glettril6en Sitter. 8e,rn Die
Grippe Sie ldpa6 uno matt 9~elaiien bat,
9ebrauden Sie Glettrii9en Bitter. Dieies
Mittel wirft brett auf 2eber, Wfa9en llub
9fiereu, bieielben lauft 1T ibrer 2bati9feit
unteritiiteno. @enn Ste onSeopfmeb leioen,
,peroen Sie III @leftrii9em Sitter i6ue(le
unb bauernbe @ilfe fiuoe1. Cine Yrobe
wir6 @ie i%iberseu9et, oab bies 6aS Mittel lit,
bas sic 9ebrandeu. @robe Slal9en mir
so Cts. 1T .. W. Sllens Npotbete.
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OF $40 ul1b $40 ebte Yapierselbfiide ser
NIL Goufoberirteu @taateu gu 5 Geuts bas
YOjStid; $50 mnb $780, 1eine SIT 10
Gents; 25c ltnb SOC "shinplasters" 3u 10
Gents ST. lnb So S9eile 3u 25 Gents. @ut
ginienbung bes Getra9es oil irsel1o eine
Mbre1le perlanbt. CHAs. D. BARKER, 90
S. Forsyth St., Atlanta, Ga. 80
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y{itbriaite Staten a,lr administering,

Ser srSbte Sag III ber @ei@i@te Der Weltz
austeQuus mirb Der rGbicaso:Ia9" an y.
OCTOBER iein, unb gum Nasen berer, 'pelde
bic rieiisen um5iae, bic pradtiseMS euer'perte
rnb bic ummaii pon onberem @ttrattionea
ieben moQen, ,pirb bic Nortbueltern 1!nie
&unbiabrt=9 idets au ben niebriSiten Yrei'en
.uertauiel, ,uel9e nod je far bic Ml1slteuulS
seleet wurben. Oieie Sidets meroen an ~
Z. uub 8. Ottober p~ertauft, uno 1T binlan9lt9
3eit fir bic &iidiabrt erlaubt. We9en oes
Ndberen ,ueNoe man ii9 AT bic @senten.
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BUR 8comtuu0.

Meiuen &unben uab Sreun6en CUR Nads
ri6t, baB i9 mein Slei] 9er9el9aft bis 5ur
VoQenbun9 meines Neuballes na9 Nmonn's
@ebGube nebeu &loBner & Muuers gtlen=
paaren9ei6ait perlest babe uno bal elbit be-
reit blu ale Nuftra9e III 9ewobnter Wei1e
aus,ufiibreu. Mar Neinbart.
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&arl @obliri6 1T IN Matfato, 100 ct bic
0torlnall6ule belM6t.
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Mn DaS gnbltfum*
@c9sm0 bonn altcn VIat,

@eesmo BON alten Ytat.
Sd bin 1lln,neDr porbereitet, i1 meinem
,,el1e,1 9otal, sweite Sbiir n0roll9 POM 0a=
+,,; Sd S2,i isrt'2 E;i Ie vt ES9 5St,sg ~ b. Il; D0p M'9ia,
Enamel an, 1pslde nidt iibertroiien perSelt
t0nnen; ebenlo IN ST. ul1o Waljeriarbeu,
Sen SS3? Snt& erri6 Gtt'n po r'e1'St mi, rs it }pt 'nit t 1H9
belten Snltrumenten arsseitattet, woour9 i'd
ir,itanoe bin, Seoernann suir,eoensuitele1.
$$s$3s'tS9Es 1 &a;iit, ;; &t" SS;oS Ssm{li s;mo n,1
ben, BET mir porsuipre6m uub meire 9(rbeit
SIT priifen. sWe &ulloen biirfen ii6 ei,er re-
eQel1 ultb prompten Seoienu19 perli6ert leil1.
s. S. Gromell.
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BuflenS WrnicQ=SQlbe.

Ole bette Gable tn ber @elt fIr Sd%ntttwunben.
Quetidunsen, @unbeu, @eidwire, SalsfuB, Tledten,
aufseIprunsene Sanoe, 5ro1beulen. Sitbnerausen ,1no
aue Sa%utansidlase unb beilt %unieblbar Samorrbotoen.
Ioutanbise 8eiriebisuns suseiidert ooer teine Sesabs
lung perlanst. Yreis, rs Gents bic Sdadtel. gu bas
ben Set >. W. Olien, Seem Him.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-05
MINNEAPOLIS EXPOSITION.

Sn 9inli9t auf bic Minueapolis Nusitel:
lung, pel6e pom 6. September bis gum Z.
Oftober balel5t itattfiroen p1rb, p~erfoutt bic
Nortbmeitern 0iuie grcurlions=I idets ST ber<
ab9elebten greilen. Wegen bes ytaberel1
menoe man ii1 at sic 9l9euten ber Sabu. 20
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-05
3u ~Derfauten.

Sin rentables Saloom= @eidGft 1T Mors
Sar, Mebf @aus, Stal, unb @runoe!9eMs
tbum. Mdberes su eriobren III oer Ott'ce
beS Nortl1ritt. oo
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-05
@oue! @oue! @ouc!

Der llntersei9nete madt biermit bas Sub
merriam, bab er Al, Der gde Don Minneiota
moielbit ct iein ei9nes Sabr.tat III Slantets,
SlaueQe, @trid9arn, Striimpfe unb WoQen<
Watte gum Sertauf u1o 1T lln1taui3 se9en
RobwoQe itets at 9oub bat.
9. SO ari9uer,
Sabrifant pou @ouenwaaren.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-07-04
WHAT WILL BE DONE?

Recent news from Russia, concerning
the increased brutality of the cars
officers, sends a thrill of horror through
the civilized world. No one can read Of
the brutal t1Oggings of delicate women,
these cold blooded massacres of helpless
prisoners, without an involuntary shud-
der. That such things should be posi-
BILE in this nineteenth century, in a cOun-
try considered civilized, is something al
most incomprehensible. They throw a
curious light on the actual degree Of civil
ization which the empire Of the white
car" has attained. Scratch a Russian
and find a Tartar" is an old saying, and
evidently still true one Once get be-
meath the superficial varnish of the Rus
sian empire, and you find the Tartar
spirit in full sway. Side by side with the
material Improvements of the nineteenth
century the prejudices and modes of
thought Of the dark ages are found pre-
vailing. Liberty Of person or even of
thought IS unknown. Every aspiration
toward higher things is ~sternly repressed
by an autOcratic power. There is no
mercy for the weak, and no refuge for
the oppressed. The old medieval indif-
ference to human suffering has full pos
session of all in authority. The moment
a real or fancied criminal gets into the
hand of the law, he loses all rights as a
human being. Suffering is his portion
and if he venture TO protest his COM
plants are sileuced with the knout.
The publicity given to these repeated
occurrences will doubtless prove a great
gain to the cause of humanity. We may