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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26
Jnstrnrtlon.
For Both Sexes City.


A FAMILIAR TALK ON BUSINESS EDUCATION
IA Is at last out and beautiful book 1t Is printed
new tyre and clean, white paper and, specimen Of
honest printer do, Is worthy Of place
the comfortable. 1t IS besides clearly written essay, Of
Q high tone, and dscourses through the form Of
familiar conversation variety OF topics, growing
naturally Of the main topic. Here are some OF the
aide titles, which will show how the conversation
swhat Boy Can Learn 1.-THE Education Of POLISH"
sFrlling Places and Getting Them Fil "About Ste
nogrsphers and Their Salaries" THE Place Waiting
the Man." 1.-The Genesis Of Great Successes How
About lay Gouldr Tho Wage Worker" etc.. etc. ETC.
or course these suggested topics discussed
any great length but they are all touched deity
and and the reader is led in pleasant
way from theme TO theme until he almost forges that
he Is reading prospectus Of n business college 1t is
all in the way things sad. The representative Of
INA school seems 10 be very sensible fellow, and tie
visitor Is no thick lie has brought his with
him and means business; but at the same time he Is
guarded as all points and don't 10 be taken in
Simself whatever may become Of the boy. But don't
prepose to publish the book here at thirty cents line
am only trying excite an interest and induce you TO
sonl tor IL. Address
8. S. PACKARD. 1ol East 2St'st.. Nsw.York.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

LIE SECRET DU PRECEPTEuR. BY Victor Ch hI,,n
iiez dc PAcademie Frsncaise Paris: Hache''e'
New-York J. W. BoutOn.
MATEIOT By Pierre Lott de fAcademie Francalse'
Paris: Lemerre New-York: J. w. Bouton.
More touching and pathetic than any Of his pre-
yious stories Is HERE Lofts new novel "Matelot
II is the story OF boy who. having laeu "
pass bis examination a naval cadet enters the scr
vice before the mast, with the object OF WorRg ns
way up TO the quarterback. His duties take MN OUT
to Cochin China and Tonqnn. where he Is iad 10"
bv the pcstiferous climate and invaded home WINE
on the way back 10 France he succmbs 10 MS aiao'
and Is buried at The story Is Il simple one ana
vet II is so beautifully told and with so much ucao'
that II is difficult 10 read dt unmoved IL describes
the life OF the young sailor from the ulhe "heh
child of six he took part In the Fce-Dicn procession.
dressed as an angel, until the moment when his oid
grandfather and his widowed mother come on board
the "sone at Brcst TO find that their boy has been
s,t,a at sea The book Is dainty illustrated. and
unlike the majority of French hctioh OF the present
dov. appeals to all the best sentiments OF human
nature.
A,thourh none of Victor Cherbullcz's books can be
6sscrbed as keenry exciting. yet they are invariably
Interesting carefully written. and characterized bv
strong individuality which is more than can be said
q, most OF the French novels OF the present day The
most recent work OF this Swiss born member Of the
ranch Academy Is no exception to the rule All
the p@rsonages in tbs novel sympathetic. even
tho villain: and while there Is nothing particularly
humorous In story yet II leaves TIE reader IN an
excellent temper and with a very kindly feeling eS-
pecaly toward those odd eccentric characters which
ecpre I'm nearly all NJ. Cherbulicz's books and which
he portrays with so much grace and dcX,erity. Inc
hero OF this last novel is Maximn Tristan the ugN'
humpbacked, pedantc. tender-heartei tutor oil TWO
young GIRLS one OF whom he passionatey aiores some
what in the style Of an uncouth Watchdog lhueeu'
the fair Monique invariably addresses him as mon
hon CHEN, He acts as her watchdog throughout the
story. saving her from all the pers into which her
fr,voous though,lcss character exposes her. ana u Is
somewhat disappointing when the end Is reached WIN.
ont the numpbacked teacher receiving the reward lot
his devotion and fidelity in the shape OF the hahd OF
his pretty pupil. She by the way Is ehN' y,
nature. all whms and pouts ana pretty eai"no'S nv
- 10 a.sc,sbed az a compound of Nora Helmer and
FrOu Frou.
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Gummer Resort Sniofs.
Where are YQl G0ilg this Summer?

Send ok cents pay postage ior az n The New-York
oniario and Western Railway In tne feet above
the sea il gives ~ Of oyer SS,,a y'S dSncc. &c.
Can Ia he'd free In New.York at Nos IL oI lat lS5t
al 3i 1913 Broadway 7S o Stn A Av ticket ohces
foot Of Frsnka and west a2d St. In hrSs s Broaa
way 25s Manhattan Az ,aIsenpea'' Or y on May %
and 30 excursion tickets for fare Will BE- G1 OF Ser
broadway offices giving an n orInr da
Gshing in this delightful region Tickets sooa ie'u'""S
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belp Wanteo.

w ANTED-For the United States Army 81 vosr
w unmarried men, between the ages OF - emu % Az
good Day rltions, clothing anu medical
Scants must be prepared furnish satisfactory eI po
age character and habits Apply 81 tT y, ENsonst
or II Abingdon Square, NewYork city; or vi f"'''r
brooklyn.
A ADVERTISEMENTS. AND SuEsCMPTionsSS t Rns
tfivED AT TIE UPTOWN OFFIcE. NO. -; Broad
way ID door north OF Thirty nrst.,t ana SnNs s,s
ave. = e. cor I'D AZ c:ha'ei s1 rSastas.
AZ oa Thirdave. near SILKY FIRST ST. LOS Firs;ave.S
100 West Forty 1872 Columbus o. avg,
West i2dst.; sG ThIra,Nys; LESS lhird-ave'; Sosl
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES. 1870 East One .hundrea'
2is West One =:
70 8 D. M. at regular Office rates ,., ,..... -
London Olice for adverusemsnts. wv @eseo~ss' va
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Mem Publications

Twentieth edition, pos. paid. for 2jc., stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why it falls off turns
II Grey nd Remedy. Prof. HARLEY PARKER
A. NJ. LONG & Co. lob Arch-st. Phila.. Penn.
every one should this little bOok"-Atheneeum.
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PROSPECT PARK HOTEL

WILL Open JUNE 80, 1898.
This popular resort is situated az CatK NJ II
on the nigh blum overlooking the Hudson River Botn
river and mountain views unsurpassed The hotel AZ
pOintmcnt, are accommodations for 800
Superior orchestra Lawn tennis billiards. boating livery
Reasonable terms for both transient
and permanent guests For particulars apply to
J. II. BAGLEY, Manager, Catsklll, N. Y.
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Gunner Resorts.
BAY POINT HOTEL,

VIII open July J.. Splendid location, commanding =
rare combination OF Ocean, Mountain and Woodland
Scenery. Delightful drives facilities for Boat
ing and Fishing Address 9th Ave- Hotel n. w. until jun
1st. Will call at residence II desired.
c. o. CHAMBERLAIN Manager.
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new GRANT HOUSE,

STANFORD.IN.TIiE.; ATSk1LLS,
Will open June House is furnished Win Dasns t to,
et-roOns. electric lights, electric bells. western union
Telegraph and other convenience Capacity 100 For
plans and prospectus address JNO. r. GRANT, propre-
tor Stamfnrd nclaMare County. N. ".
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Qfarbers.

Qeafbers.
A GENCY 10 SUPPLY tutors, professors, texchera
n govefnesss, etc. IN all dcpar learning
c,sfs Of good schools recommended parents MILAN
COY Hll.E Building. l5O ffsa ave cor 2Oth st.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors, aoyerneses
70 Colleges Schools and Families
MRs NJ. J. fOUNGFULTON. 20 Union Square,
A EXPERIENCED TEACHER viii give one
n boys home Tutoring II desired. Refer.
ences exchanged. Box SO, Permont, N. Y.
A GRADUATE OF YALE. expe fenced tutor. wishes pri:
n vate pupils Students coached for College Highest ref
ere,ices. Address YALE BoN >. Tribune Office.
ELOCUTION and PHYSICAL CULTURE
II Glass and private instruction. MS A. t. MARTIN.
Hotel Brockhols l0 West s5th st.. New-York CITY.
TINE FISK Teachers Agencies. -New.YorE. Po-ton.
j Chicago, Los Angeles &C.; $500 positions AID
II. H. CKOCkFE. y. y Manager. 20 j.h-avo. (iSth.stJ
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LOST an ycunO
7 OST.-Bank book No. 406 S2s Bank for savings e7
IL Bleecker-st, New-York. Payment stopped. Please
return book 70 bank.
T OST.-Bank Book No. 5000 Dank for savings o.
IL Beeckegst.. New.York. Payment stopped Please
return book y Bank.
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Conntrn Board.

ID KIVATE BOARD AT MoNrCLAIR " $50 South
i FhIll'rt1r-aNe Fine lOrauont central, acc'>>Llc
superior table.
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OLD DON INION LINE.

FONT GoN FORT and NEWr6Rf MEMS; ecnnee.n 10
VIRGINIA BEACH. PElEkSBU liG and KICHMt Nd,
VA, ani wASnlNGl0N, D. c. Mon dTssh n only:
JAMES KIVEt-Mon., freight only, Wed, and sat-
For VEST POINT. yA.rus,; I iu. and sat b "a
Through tce!, and freight r,,e: to all pein;s south az
H. 90 23 26l 2S7 3i7A, 49,. 9il and 25 Broadway.
W. l.. GUILLAUDEC, TRAM, Manager.
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Jnstrnrtion.


..--.-1..---oo I-J,o--.->->--D-,-~~~~~~~-~~
For Both Sexes-City.
cRAMAM H Ssy sSoa 20 ,S %es r
Class for Boys. Reopcns October a.
EoE GHkpEEY Th b. iI pSIM Music SIC
Ian op s7,h.s Sc' and 7shav si'' D
1--WE BERIITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. Madison h"
square cor West 25thst-open all summer, For for
college.
For Boys and Young Mcn-City.
RARNARD COLLEGE.
Entrance examinations conducted BY Coumoh Co'"sc
will be held at Barnard College. 3i3 ,ad>ona'e' curing
the week beginning Monday. June o. For iui''cr i"i'
nation. address the REGISTRAR
Ocn NEE7IN0 .Isogfapny ypew,lns. sur sn,. .Sss
iSo,e sss SSw .1GGs' susines. College n
~ UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 81 West 6eth''t-
Al psn sG''d n}as Phi D.
For Young Ladies-City.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS mo, No: 20 e17
5TiAVE. Rev Dr. and Mrs CiiAS H. NM ycas ear
Principal. Teacher OF English branches WaVu neA !e"
MADEMOIsELLE VELTIN,
AVA DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
FROM KINDERGARTEN TO COLLEGE. sPEoIALhi
CONSTRUCTED FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUlLDlN''
100 AND 162 WEST HTH-ST
Miss PEBBLES AND MISS THOMPSONS,
Nl BOARDING. & DAY SCHOOL FOX "ii'A''
8. and 8 Eas, 5lth-st. New.f o ..na.doric and
Ccopens THURSDAY, Oct. 9TH. primary n,i,,d vs.
Collegiate Departments Special etudents au,r--1-N-
IT,. sa ss Pry ss:s tfs '' and
Heonons IpurdaV october Primary, Acadeia,c, s
Coegs preparatory Courses Special students adni''eu
Sn more th1n eight pupils constitute any cas-.
nj School for girls Will reopen Oct. 0, '9S. urinary
and advanced classes. Is East G5th'st
NVISS GIBBONS' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS o. West t tor
Nl St-Mrs SARAH IL. EMERSON, Principa'' ''
no riding pupils taken.
=, Ew-yoEK BUSINESS COLLEGE. t25th.st, y. "a ID
~ IN nrsctica branches day or evening 1 u,is1
dress ELEMENT c. GAINES Mocht NioI,. Dam . .
- SUMMER s,9oI or !hE Mf, ,h 1904 r,IA Bos I2
sccomn oistons All advantaees o. the r pg. vica
,cs;ned Uudey Buck Prcst Albert Ross Parsons vice
Ip,ss't Address Ii. w GREENE. Sec ana IreSs''
"''' 10 and Il Eat litst Ncw-fork ~ -
~, ma MISSES GRAHAM successors To the Misses
t;recnl will reopen their boarding ana a. senoo ior
rrls AZ tho location l1o VT 20 ror "s''
dam.avc ana sherman square. October a. 1873
THh Ni-f-D EAST ssD:s Tc,,s,0e and pov
Include all studies required a: American ana
Fnalsh university entrance examinations
NJ, !. RAMSAY MONTlZAMBEKT, NJ A. Head
Master will 10 East 5Sd-st. daily except Saturvsy
from until y. No. see parents ana receive app"cs
tons for the next year
lVlD n
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STEAMBOATS,
fall RIVER LINE.

FARES REDUCED TO BOSTON FALL KIvERs
and ~ p,nf5Pa Ea'sTn commission from
PIER 20 y r.. foot of Murray week days and Sun:
City at 4, trookiyn 100 p m oRCM ,l;sT on
trains Fall River. due Boston 90 and 90 a. me-
respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-26

,Teu.:nlc May 81, D. IN. .rcutonic June 2S, p. m
Gcrmanlc j une Z. II $50 tiernanic, July g. 10
Majestic June "A. m Mnl..tie July T. p. m.
From White o star Dock. foot Of West loth-st
saloon rates fbO Upward according 10 steamer and loca
ton OF berth Second cabin these steamers $40 and
Old Country. s25 No, 20 Broadway. Ncwyoik. Phila
H. MAITLAND KEKSEY Agent.
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DOYAL NETHERLANDS & u. s. Mail Line

= - GHDAM SatuI day. June 3, 80 a.
steamers call both ways Boulogne-sur- France.
First cabin So to so, Second cabin. s3s. Steeraes
very low rates. Apply for tourist guido and terms to
General Passenger Agency, 80 Broadway, N. y
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For Both Sexes-City
AIRS GRAHAM YOUNGS, 40 West 45th-st-Eoaro'
nj ing ard Day School for Girls o.. .
Glass for Boys. REOPEN, Ooooci "
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-26

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF BROWN
ary 14th, 1893.
In the Matter OF the Estate of William EN-
merich deceased.
On reading and fling the petition OF Victoria
Emmerich executrix of the last will and estate OF
estate that has come int her hands. the disposi-
ton thereof, and how much remains undsp0sed
off, the amount OF debts outstanding against said
deceased, as far as the same can be ascertnined;
the legaces unpaid. and description OF all the
real estate. excepting the homestead, OF which
said deceased died seized. and the condition and
value OF the respective partitions or lots thereof;
the persons interested in said estate, with their
residences; and praying that license be to her
granted to sell part OF said real estate at private
sale And it appearing by said petition that there
is not sufficient personal estate in the hands OF
said executriX to pay said debts, the legaclcs or
expenses of administration. and that 1t Is neces-
sary for the payment OF sucn debts, legacles ana
expenses to sell part of said real estate,
1t ia therefore ordered, that all persons inter-
ested in said estate appear before this Court on
o'clock p NJ, at the Court House In New Ulm
in said County. then and there to show cause III
any there bel why license should not be granted
to said Victoria Emmerich to sell 80 much OF the
real estate OF said deceased as shall be necessary
to pay such debts. legacies and expenses.
And it is further ordered, that this order snail
be published once in each week for three success
sive weeks prior to- said day OF hearing IN tine
FoRTsCHRlTT a weekly newspaper printed ana
pubshed mt New Jlm in said County.
Dated at New Ulm the 18th day of January, A.
d. 1893. -
n.Sl 40 Judge OF Probate.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-26

M}it pel9em Qei@tiinn baufi9 bet
@6ulunterri9t in ben 2anbbe5irten biez
les 2anbes sebanbbabt ptro, oauon
tonnte ii9 tiirsli@ ber nene 53uliuper*
intenoent pon 8lue GARTH County, Geo.
@3erer, iiber5eu9en. Derlelbe betrat,
rpie bic Matato Yoit" beridtet, bel
elmer tiir;li9en Snipettionstour Elm
@9ulbaus uno fan6 ben 2ebrer eiiris
oon,it bei6aftist, einen &oman 5u lelen,
pdbrenb bic S9uliuscno iid ielbit
aberla0en mar. pcrr S@erer wiini9te
1i9 etmas naber bariiber gu 1nterridten,
,pie bet romanouriti9e Yebrer feline Be<
rufspFi@t oufiaiie, CAB ii@ baber ni@t
gu ertennen, ionoern frus ben 2ebrer
INN bic @rlaubnib, ub er III benz @@ul>
si,nmer ieine eritarrten @lieoer cr1par>
mem biirfe, mas ibm seitottet uuroe.
9lls ber 2ebrer wdbreno un9efabr elmer
@tunoe benz Stuoium bes Gomanes OBJ
selesen bate, obne int @erinsiten ii@
um feline S@iiler gu tiimmern, fano es
9err @@erer on ber 3eit, BET @a@e Elm
Gnoe gu MAIDEN. St that es, inbem
er Die @@iler gut Orbnuns rief unb
ben naterri@t besann. Sett le9te oer
9err 2ebrer oenn bod iein Sud- bel
Seitc uno fra9te oen fremben |9errn, ob
ct f@ MD gu uiel berausnebme. Das
raul purbe ibm Don benz seltrensen
t6errn @@ulinipettor oer Stanopuntt
10 sriinoli9 flat sema@t, baB oer iiber>
rai6te 2ebrer ii@ uon ieinem S@reden
taum erbolen tonnte. 9luf leine orins
aenbe 9itte, i'm nid1t nit benz gerlult
Ieiner @teue gu beitraien, ea er eine alte
Mutter gu unteritiiten babe, lieb 9err
@6erer gnabe fit Jte@t malten. nno
bofientlid piro ii@ ber 2ebrer oieier
Ma9iidt miirois erweiien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-26

9onbou, 90. San. Yrins 0icz
tor Napoleon, ausenblidli9 oas pra iums
ttue 9aupt ber bonapartilden Yartei,
miu ii9 ni@t pom ben orleaniitii@en
Prtnsen in ben !6intersruno ordmsen
laHen unb bat AUDI bic Nbiidt, ein Maz
nifeit gu erla1en, in wel@em ct erflaren
miu, baB bic 3utunft Trantrei9s, nm
ferneren panama> Stanbal gu uermeioen,
einsis un6 aQein iider in ben ,6dnoen
BET 0iapoleon,oen berube. Das Manis
feit ldbt bur9bliden, oaB 9ictor es gar
ni@t libel nebmen ,uiiroe, ,uenn er NIT
3uitimmuns bes fran;Olilden goltes
ben &aiiertbron unter bem Namen Sea-
poleon ". beltei9en t0nnte.
Serl@ieoen 8erliner :3eitunz
gen perlansen, baB bic &esieruns iofort
elm @eiet porlese, poour6 bet Notblaz
&c absebolien 1ueroe; in bic Deutidlano
unb uornebmli6 uiele 6atenltdote bur6
bic SuarantdnemaBreseln Bet Ser.
Staaten uerlett ieien. Die 9annburser
Beb0roen ertldrten, baB mebr ais 20, :
900 perlonen aus Deutl9lano, Oeiter=
reid uno &ublanb, bic bereits ibrc
l1eberiobrt besoblt batten, pon ben
Dampferaeieui6often suriidse'pielen
peroen miiBten, unb menn ni6t irsenb
etmas seibabe, miiroe bet 56warm Ser
Muswanberer srOBtentbei(s in BEN t6a>
fenpldten bdn9en bleibeu unO cine 2ait
unb 8elaiti9uns oes @emeiu,uelens ,perz
ben. Die 9afenorte ,uiiroen nidt in ser
Sage iein, oieie Men9e auf bic Dauer
aui @emeinoetciten su erbalten, gang
abseieben Don Der @efabr fir Bic seluubz
beitli6e Sage ber Beu6lferuns, bic bur6
Ginidleppuns uon Cholera uno Tppbus,
!b.fonbtrs eard ruff gttpaaDe
ernitli9 9efdbrbet iei..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-26
Sn1ano.

Gin junser Mann Mamens Gbas.
%. Eborn, uel9er ais Gol1ettor fit eiz
ne Bnnt in &anias Gitp fun9irte uno
ii9 NIT s11, 800 aus Dem Sta,be &C.
ma9t bate, uur6e am Donnerita9 in
ct. Saul asebfabt. Gr seitanb, iobolo
er ii9 entbedt fab, ben Diebitab! ein uno
ertlarte, baB Spiel uno llm9an9 nit
l9le@ten Trauensimmern i'm gu BET
Ebat perleiteten.
Sort @aYne, Snb., 20. San.
Gin pa1asiersus BET 9afe Grie & We~
itern 8abn brad beute Morseu our& oie
iibe: ben Wabaib 9eiuer sebenoe Bride
Bel Yeru. Gon ben Naiasieren wnroe
auerbines ytiemano ouf BET Steue &C.
tobtet aber alle i6,per uer,uunoet. @i>
net ber Nermunbeten itorb cine Stunoc
na@ ben, Uni faQ unb brei anbere werben
l6merli6 nit bem 2eben oauon tommen.
Die Griimlner fin9en ioiort Teuer unb
Ser gauge 3us uerbrannte. Die Namen
ber Nerwunoeten iino bis bobin ni9t Be-
tannt 9euoroen. Das 1T in ieds Ga9en
ser pierte Tau elmer feblsrbaften Giienz
babnbriide.
Sn @eit Superior 1T es Den Detefz
tiues na6 notwithstanding selunsen,
1uieber smei TolldmiinSer absufaiien.
Die beioen Terbafteten nennen li3 Gbors
les s.. Mad uno Gbomqs q. patterlon.
Sci ibrer Teitnabme, bic in ibrer Wob>
nuns itattfonb, uurbe audi oer 9eiammte
Mpparot, nit bem iie Die 6aliiflfate anz
fertieten, uno cine 9anSe Mfaile balbfers
tisen na69ema@ten@elbes por9efunoen.
Gapitdn Yorter pom @ebeimoienlt mar
;ur Werboftuns aus Chicago oortbin
qetommen. Die Beiben wuroen Den
9unbesbeamten iiberliefert uno na9
Mabiion 9ebra9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-26

bat, bet se,pinnt. Das SntereHe bes
ginen, ben Yreis berabSuoriiden, 1T
nidt srOBcr ais bos Sntere0e oes glns
bern, i'm berouf3utreibeu. Der Gins
fuB bes eiuen Spetulanten wirb bur9
ben oes anoern ausse9li9en. llno uenn
WRiqionen folder @ei9afte sen,a9t .uers
ben, 10 pirb Der Mtarttwertb BET @aare
oaour@ ni6t beriibrt.
Oos bloBe Wetten auf bic tiinftise
Yreisseitaltuus dnoert ben Gang Der
Yreil ile 10 ,penis, ais bas @etten auf ben
9lussan9 zines @cttrennens ben Sang
bet pferbe anoert. 9lenoeruns bes na>
tiirli9en Preissanss tann bic Spetulas
tion nur bann beurrteu, wenn iie Der
porbanbenen |orrdtbe ii9 bemd@ti9t
10 baB ie ben Martt tontrolliren fam
,ln6 -je na9 8ebarf - entweoer cine
tiinitlise &nappbeit ooer einen tiinitli@en
lleberfluB BET @aare gu bewirten uerz
mag. .Sol9e manipulation wiro be-
itanoi9 perlubt uno ninmt man@mal
rieli9en umfang at; aber oer Sarmer
bat nt9t S9aben ionbern Nortbetl ba>
Don. Sc mebr bic cine partei ooer
&lique our9 9luftaufen BET 8orrdtbe
ben preis in bic 00be treibt, 6eito mebr
iu9t bic anoere ibn berabsuoriiden, inz
benz lie bic 3ufubr na@ &rdften iteisert,
unO INNER ueue Gorrdtbe s,l Wearfte
i9afft. Die @petulation tibrt 5u eiz
mem IS ct ttaufen, bas int 9ansen
2anoe bic gorrdtbe BET Tarmer in
Bertbe iteisert. IS entltebt ein Spiel,
BEL benz Die Tarn,er niemals perlieren
t0nnen, uno bel oem iie nidt ielten bic
aQetni9en @eminner iino. .
Selbl It ols blobe Spefulatip uno
@ambel>8ube betra6tet, gang atgeleben
BON ibrer 1egitimen Gbatisfeit nno ibrer
gtotblueuoi9teit uno l1nentbebrli6feit in
berOefonomie bes moberuen 8ertebrs, 1T
oieB6rle ein&unbe berTarmer our@ oeilen
Yerlult 1ie ben mertbpoQ iten, neil INNER
porbanbenen, INNER taufwiui9en, INNER.
5ablunssfdbisen &dufer perlieren mir
ben. g8irb bas BOrienselddft,, wie bic
uorliesenbe 8iu es perlanst, bur9 cine
4Nrobibitips Steuer ll,lm6glib genlabt,
10 baB Miemdnb 1neDr uertunfrn tant,
mas e. ni9t tbatid@li@ in 6dnoen bat,
10 mug bas cine 0erminrerun9 BET 9(a9>
frase Sur Tolse baben, bic ni@t anoers
als oriideno auf bic 8ertaufsprciie pir>
fen tann. Die Na@fra9e wiiroe alsoann
ME GROCER iein, ais Der ausenblidli3e
Beoarf. Statt, 'uie iebt, ieoerseit ibre
san3e Grnte, iobalo iie einaebein.lt 1T,
auf einmal pertaufen gu t0nnen, rpitrben
bic Tarmer bann bas &iiito ber Nufbe>
wabruns gu ibernebmen baben, ooer
Mnoere fit 6as 0tiiito be5ablen
nj ii len.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-26
cb errid)ter 2amtar 8cttorbcn-

Ra,.m mar bic Nei1e oes ueritorbez
nen grs Brdioenten Sapes ;ur lebten
@ube beitattet, ais bic gfa6ri@t Don benz
Sob bss SbersB sBunbesridters 8. 8. 6.
2amareintraf. Derielbe itarb letten
Montds gang unerwartet in Mocon,
Ga. Gr Bate ii@ uon 8aibinston
aus bortbin beseben INN feline etwas ans
sesriffene @eiunobeit 5u trdftiaen, aber
0tie,nanb bate eine Mbnuus bauon, ooB
ieiu 9e.oen, cine 9fierentrontbeit, gu
einent io i3nellen Gnoe fiibreu wcroe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-26

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF BROWN
Oss. - In Probate Court, Special Term JAN 18th.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-26
aus octtt 9taat.

Dass Spitem oer bebinsunssmeiIen
SesnaDisuns BON @efansenen im bieiiz
gen 3ndtbouie i@eint iebr gut gu se>
ialleu. Gin @efansener, her minoe>
itens bic 1alfte ieiner Strofseit abseielz
len batIun6 feds Mfonote int bO@iten
Grab i'm @efdnsniiie mar, tann, auf
Gmpfebluns bes 8arbeins bim, pom
@ouerneur entlahen werbeu. Gr tritt
lofort 'na6 ieiner Gntlailuns in cine fir
i'm er,Dorbeue 8eI6aftisuns, bat anf
einem beitimn,ten Ylate gu losiren,
mug benz @arbein monatli9 Beri9t er>
itatten, muB ii@ gut auffiibren unb oarf
ieinen Nlae ni@t obne Grloubnib bet
0efdnsnibbeb0roe oerla0en. l1ebertritt
ct cine bieier Seoinsunsen, 1piro er ioz
fort ,pieber einseiperrt. Tibrt er ii6
inSeB tets gut ouf uno erfiQt bic linn
eeietten 8eoinsunsen bis na@ 9lblauf
ieiner straf5eit, 10 1T ct ein freier
Mannin ieoer 8e;iebuns.
(St. Groir goit.)
lletIer cine neue Metbobe Diebe abs
3,ifansl nnO ~ beitrafen, beridtet ber
3 ga5sofo SUB folseNSss;; Tin Mann,
beilen Same nit 80" anfdnst uno ber
bier peri6tebene Wfale Die Gertisteit ieiz
ner lunsen Singer seseist bate, iett
ober un9efdbr eiue Meile uon 9enoerz
Jon entfernt lebt, seriebt uor tur3em,
als ct bel einem yta9bar Corn aus ber
uGorn Crib" iteblen wollte, nit benz
TuB in eine aufseitel1te BolfsfaQe. Gr
tonnte ii@ aus oerlelben ni@t befreien
unb ,puroe na9 elmer Bel BET &dlte jez
benfaQs ni9t ansenebmen9ta@t amMors
gen uou benz Tarmer 9efunoen, bet ibnr
cine qan; sebOrise Eradt prusel ansez
beiben uno i'm 6ann laufen lieB.