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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19
A Cure for Obesity.
lated Press 10 The News.

BY Associated Press 10 The News.
NEW YORK, June l9.-The
Herald says: president Cleveland
is to take again the Schweninger
cure for obesity. This is asserted
on the authority of John Wesley
Gibbs, who treated Mr.. Cleveland
two years ago for the same disease.
Professional etiquette forbade the
doctor from saying he would adj
minister the treatment. lie will,
however, for he is said to be the
only American practitioner using
the system which gave Bismarck a
new lease of life five years ago.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19
Some Of the Finest Plan
tatiOnS in Peril.
WORK OF THE CRAWFlSH
River Nearing the Highest Re-
corded Water Mark.


BY Associated Press to The News.
New ORLEANS, June l9.-The
crevasse that occurred last night in
front of the Reserve plantation,
forty miles above New Orleans,
was seventy-fve feet wide and two
feet deep. At noon today about
two hundred and fifty convicts and
plantation hands are hard at work,
and there are still hopes of closing
the break, otherwise some of the
largest and finest sugar plantations
in the state will be ruined and the
traffic of both the Illinois Central
and the Mississippi Valley railroads
will bs interrupted. The latter
road is already under water, and
through trains for Memphis are
being forwarded over the Illinois
Central and via Jackson, Miss.
The second break, near Convent
Station, and only few miles below
the reserve crevasse, is a small one
and will probably be closed by to-
night. Both of the above breaks
were due to crawtish holes.
The break that occurred at the
Harlem plantation, 35 miles below
the city, last night. is likely t.
prove very disastrous one. 1t wa
caused by rice tlume blowing out
, Attempts are still bang made tt
close it, but with slight hopes o
success. 1t is now seventy. five fee
wide and fully eleven feet deep.
TIE water in front of the city
rapidly nearing the highes. waite
mark ever recorded, but no DANCE
is apprehended, as the levees hav
all been raised and strengthened.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19
Home rule Recommended

By Associated Press to The News
MADRID, June l9.-There is a
deficit of six million dollars in the
Cuban budget but the minister of
colonies states that this shortage
can be easily met if the political
and financial reforms that are de-
sired by the majority of the Cabans
are conceded.
On Saturday last the minister OF
colonies declared in the cortes, that
Spain must try new methods in itt
government. of the Antilles and must
grant to Cuba and Porto Rico 6
modified form of home rule, Il
which he said only minority o.
the reactionists are opposed.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19
,sornia Building Dedi-
lied with Ceremony.
AMERICAN MECHANICS
ra Kennan Brings an Adj
Sress From Russians.
congress of Bankers.

Congress vi Oo'ANoA
to The News;
,cAGo, June 19.-Chicago's
l,tion and wealth will be
|orsrily increased during the
few days by the presence of
al hundred men, each of them
4 8 few millions, more or less.
are delegates to the Worlds
ness of Bankers and Financiers
nesent week of the congress
Iisry is to be given up to the
|eration of six distinct con.
les, which will deal respectively
bar ing and finance, boards
bde, stocks and bonds, water
berce, railroad commerce, and
lance. 1t is regarded as
fcant of the feelings prevailing
usncial circles that notwith.
hing the recent furry over one
sand eminent financiers, not
from this country, but also
Canada and European naticna,
|lready here or en- route.
elegates began to register this
btrg at the Art Palace, and
each given a badge of coir
! with a device representing
ndance of Money, and the mot
1T Rules the World. Thu
kers' Congress will open Thu
hing, with Hon. Charles Par
Of St. Louis, as permanent
Erman. Senator Sherman, o
10. will deliver the address o
puame, and responses are expect
from Hon. Levi P. Morton, an
Comptroller of the Currenc
chanan. A special meeting Q
officials Of Chicago banks wa
d this morning at which a CON
ftee on reception was appointe
each day in the week.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19
The President and Family.

By Associated Press TO the News
WASHINGTON, June l9.-The
President, Mrs. Cleveland, her
little daughter and number Of
household attendants, will leave
Washington at 8 a. NJ, tomorrow
for Gray Gables, Mass, the summer
home of the chief magistrate. The
president will only remain few
days until he has seen Mrs. Cleve
comfortably established at their
seashore home, to which both are
80 much attached. He will return
to Washington and may later 60
back to buzzard's Bay and remain
there during the greater part of the
month of July, returning only fol
the extra session of congress in
September.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19
CHEN SHO LUM,s
supposed to be a Special
Chinese ambassador.

supposed to be Special
Chinese ambassador.
By Associated Press to The News.
SAN Francisco, June 10
Among the passengers on the
steamer City of Pekin, from China,
was Chen Sho Lum, said to be an
ambassador of the Imperial
Chinese government dispatched to
the United States for the purpose of
ascertaining the actual state of pub.
lie opinion relative to Chinese resi-.
dents here, and of the intention of
the government in enforcing the
law. He will proceed to Chicago
to attend the Worlds Fair, and then
60 to Washington in pursuance OF
his mission. When interviewed
by reporter Chen Lum refused to
make known his identity, or the
plans or object of his visit.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19
The Napier-Burns Fight.
Special to The News.

Special to The News.
ROXY, Ind, June 19.-Unless
Governor Matthews finds some way
of interfering the Columbian Ath.
letic Club will be the scene of a
finish fight between Hughie Napier,
of Australia, and Bobbie Burns,
the conqueror of Cal Mccarthy.
The officers of the club are some.
what chsgrined over the Woods.
Costello tiasco, and say that the
coming mill will be a hummer
Governor Matthews, however, ii
understood to have been in consul
tation with eminent counsel, and il
is thought that the latter will find
some loop-hole by which nex
weeks mill, as we'll as those thai
are booked for July, can be pro
hibited,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19
COTTON.
Condition of Principal Markets
of the World.

vi lIl0 tvOII0s
BY Associated Press to The News.
New ORLEANS, June l9.-Glen-
ny a. Co. say: Liverpool spots are
unchanged, prices in buyers favor.
Sales 5000 bales. Futures closed
the same as Saturday.
New York at l:l0 p. m. was q
points down.
New Orleans opened 10 points
down on near and points down on
late months, advanced 6 points and
lost 2 points. At 1920 August
was 7G4@7.65.
The New York market was de
pressed on tight money, 20 per cent
being the rate asked.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19

FIRE AT ALEXANDER.
A Number Of Business Houses
Destroyed Today.

special to The News
ALEXANDER, Texas, June ls.-
At two o'clock this morning fire
broke out here and destroyed four
business houses. J. 8. Telford loss
$500; II. T. Yarbfough, loss $500;
the other buildings being
Il market and vacant house. A
blacksmith shop in the rear of the
building, was also destroyed.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19
No Experiment.

In reaching Austin, San Marcos,
San Antonio, etc., via International
and Great Northern railroad, Two
daily trains each way. Insist upon
your ticket reading via Hearne or
Taylor and the international and
Great Northern railroad. Perfect
oadbed, magnificent equipment.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19
"PRINTER'S INK"
Effort to Have it Entered as
Second Class Matter.

Second class MATTER.
BY Associated Press to The News.
New YORK, June l9.-The Times
says: Coco. p. Rowell, the pub
Usher of printers Ink, has
started to learn why the ruling Of
the postotfice department. in 1891,
which still excludes his publication
from carriage through the mails at
the rate for second.class matter,
should not either be reversed or
else be made to apply to all trade
and class publications. He is tax.
ing steps to throw every trade paper
out of the mails as second class
matter unless his paper is restored
to that list. The law, he says, has
been construed without regard to
rule or precedent.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19
United American Mechanics

United American Mechanics
special 10 The News:
DETROIT, Mich, June l9.-This
city is filled up with delegates to
the annual convention of the Junior
Order Of United American Mechan-
les, and which will be in session for
the balances of the week. This is the
fortieth anniversary of the order,
it having been brought into exist.
ence in Philadelphia in 1853. The
keystone State continues to hold
the banner Of membership, having
nearly a thousand lodges, and Close
upon a quarter of million mem
bers. The annual reports to be pre-
sented to the convention will show
that the order has largely increased
in strenth and influence during tn,
past year.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19
Bank Resumes Business.
nv Annotated Press TO The News.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 10
The Capital National Bank, which
suspended payment May nth, re-
sumed business this morning.
There were only three men in front
of the bank when Bank Examiner
Young opened the doors at 8
O'Clock. After several hours of
business President Byram stated
that the deposits today about bal
anced the amount drawn out.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19

Climax Oil should be IN every
house; the bast family medicine on
the market for all pain, collie and
nervous troubles. For sale by all
druggists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19
Butchers Notice.

Bennett q Co., who were burned
out, will, within few days, open
business at their old stand, corner of
Sixth and Franklin.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19

THE News prints the associated
press kilograms twelve hours ahead Of
aoy paper in Waco.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19
American Whist League.
Special to The News,

special TO Inc NEWS,
CHICAGO, June 19.-The third
annual tournament of the American
Whist League opened here today
with w. f. Elliott, of Milwaukee,
presiding. The attendance is the
largest in the history of the associa-
ton, all parts of the country being
represented. The proceedings this
morning were confined to meetings
of the executive council, and the
committee on membership, the
public opening of the congress be-
ing made a special order for to.
morrow. This afternoon the
Milwaukee Whist Club, and the
Capital Bicycle Club of Washing
ton, d. c., will play off a tie left
over from the last congress, and
tonight there will be games of
duplicate whist between the local
whist club and visiting delegations.
kennan Sails for New York.
Special to The News.
LONDON, June 19.-George T.
KEENAN,, the noted advocate of
Russian liberty, and who has been
houored and feted by the local
Russian colony for several weeks
past, sailed for New York on the
Campania today. 1t is understood
that he takes with him an address
to the people of America concern
ing the Russian extradition treaty,
and signed by Stepniak, Volkhofsky
Prince Krapotkine and other exiless'
California Building Dedicated
Special to The News:
WoRLD's FAIR GROUNDS, CHIcA
GO. June l9.-The sons and daugh
tiers of the Golden State, assisted
by a number of old forty.niners ant
their descendants are holding higl
carnival at their magnificent stat
building today in honor of it
formal dedication. The building
is beautifully decorated with bunt
ing, everybody is being made wei
come, and native wines are flowin
like water. The formal exercise
this afternoon consisted of speeche
interspersed with musical selections
at the conclusion of which Gov. b
S. MARKHAM and his staff held
!, reception.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19

Get an accident policy from Stark
West before starting on your summer
trip.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19

Take Bromo. Seltzes for insomnia
Before retiring-trial bottle 10 cts
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-19

Ladies' say, with great delight -
HJsckson's photos are al right"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16

bic i'm 9auie u~nierer @~elet9ebuns
un9initis einberi@tete Biu, wel@e bic
@abl Der @iienbabnz uno 2aaerbaus>
GommtKdre bur@ bas @olt gum j3wed
bat, benefit 3ur @enise, wober in bieier
Mn9ele9enbeit Der @ino webt. @enn
cie ieti9e Metbooe, .wona@ bic ermdbnte
Gommiiiion bur@ ben @ouuerneur err
nannt un6 lomit cine politii@e Patro>
mage in ii6 i6lieBt, beibebalten miro,
lit es auf je0em Sal iebr fra9li3, Oh es
ratbl Jam lit, ale Gleuatoren nno 2a9er>
baui ct i'm Staat fit 0ffentli9e 81 ertlaz
rem un6 unter Nufii@t uno @ontroue Ell
net 10 ernannten Gommiiiion gu itellen.
Die selammte Tarmerbep0lterun9 bat
ii9er ale uria@e, oieiem fir iie 10 mi@s
ti9en @e9entano lire poQe Nufmerts
iomteit gu i@enten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16
pasteifrasen feinbli9 sessnaberfeben,

pasteiirasen feiubIi@ sessuabsrRe9sn,
gum Nadtbeil bes Bodies. uno ss 1T
auBerbem bic ein;is ri3tise So!tsres
sieruns. ba bas Iolt feline Sertrstsr i"
ben gonsreB wdbIt uno bieie eaun ibre
greeutipbeb0rbe.
Wir miiien iebr gut, bag uiele ausses
lpro9ene &ciormer bieie wirsIi9e &es
form mur aus benz @runbe ni4t gut beis
gen, neil bas Bolt fur bieieIbe nod
nidt einsenommen 1T, wabrenb iie &C.
raoe es lid CUR Nuisabe MAIDEN ioQten,
bic Grase bel ieoer @slesenbeit CUR Ses
ipredun s 81 brinssn, benn ibre enbIi&e
Grleoisuns wiro oa3u beitrasen. &C.
iabren 81 bsieitisen, bic uon Sabr gu
Sabr mebr in ben 0oroersrunb treten.
Won ben alien Yarteien 1T cine iol@e
Reiorm ni9t ~ erwarten. uno nur cine
wirtli9e Soltspartsi wirb iie in ibr
Yrosramm %auinebmem uno tann ii@er
baraui re9nen, oue @efurmelemente
unter ibrem Banner 81 uereinisen, aber
CUR 8efirwortuns elmer lol@en &eform
seb0rt Mutb uno treues Teitbalten an
Der eiumal semonnenen lleberseusuns,
uno oa piele %unjerer Yolititer uno M9ita>
loren ii9 elmer neuen Yartei III anz
i@lieBen, I'M ielbitiadtise 3wede gu erz
rei@en, 10 bitten iie ii9 natiirli9, fir
irseno etwas ein5utreten, mas ibrem
Streben momentum binterli@ iein tOnns
te, unb barum miro es mobl nod eine
seraume 3eit bauern, ebe oas Tolt ii9
audi bieier mirtli9 notbwenoi9en &es
form 9enei9ter 5ei9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16

Cine tiir;lid Don &i4ter Webber
absesebene gnti6eiouns iiber Sen 8es
libtitel pon 500 older in &eowooo
County belesenes 2ano wiro BON per-
l9iebenen 5eiten fritiiirt. Die ct.
Saul 8oltsseituus ldBt ii@ ). 9. mie
iolst oariiber aus:
vGine b09it mi9tise gnti9eiouns lit
uon &i3ter @ebber ab9e9eben morben,
bic aber %jeoenfaus cine NppeQation an
bas Ober9eri9t erfabren wirb. Seit.
benz Sabre 1872 lit Elm Nreal pom 500
Ncre bur9 yertauf we9en nt@tbe5abls
ter @teuern in peri9ieoene 9dube iberz
9e9an9en. Der lette Gisentbimer lit
SER 81. BUM aus 8isconiin. Die
urjprinsli9en BETTER ooer beren @rben
ma9ten cine &lase anbdn9i9 uno Der
@i9ter bat bielen bas Yano nebit Soften
suselpro@en, neil bic Beiibtitel, unter
oenen bas 2anb an bic anoeren Qeute
iibersesansen lit, ni9t gang ri@tis 'pa>
rem. IS sebt in oieiem Sanoe bop
ni9ts abert einen fledenloien Beiiktitel.
nur j9abe, baB Elm Wiertelbunoert Mo<
potaten benielben beursloben t0nnen
unb er INNER nod ni@t ri@tis it," :
Der obise, bur9 @i@ter @ebber emit
i9ieoene 6au itebt inoeien ni4t uereinz
selt ba; dbnli@e berartise Tdae tamen
i@on felt elmer &eibe BON Sabren bdus
fig gu seri@tli@em @ustrase, mnb taft
a4e enoeten, mie Der uor9enannte. Sn
ben meiiten Tduen iteute es ii3 beraus,
oaB BEL ben i'm Snterelle bes Staates
sema9ten 0ertdufen me9en ni@tbe5ablz
ter Garen unbeoeutenbe Tormfebler be-
sansen maren, mona@ bicielben einfa@
fir nuq uno ni@tis ertldrt marben. unb
@ol@e, mel@e berorti9e &duie i'm su>
ten @lauben, baB aQes in Orbnun9 iei,
ma@ten, muBten in Der @esel nod bic
@eri@tstoiten 3oblen. Denn betannt>
lid fann Der @taat einem Snbipibuum
seseniiber ni@t baftbar sema@t merben,
mona@ er AUDI ni9t fir bic in einem
BON Der Staatsbeb0rbe ausseiteQten Be>
iittitel benz &aufer sarontirten &e@te
uerantmortli@ 9ema@t weroen fam.
IS 1T bies ni@t mie es iein ioute; pen
Der @taat fir feline 9anblunsen ni@t
baftbar sema@t merben fam, 10 ioute
er AUDI tein@e@t baben, 6erarti9e 9anb>
lunsen gu beseben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16
GIe1eIaW1 sos bel @elesenbsit lei,

0Ie0eIoW& 5oS BEL @ele9eNbeit fe''
ner Suausurationsrebe sanS berb sssen
bic iosenannten rEruits" ~ Jelbe, ies
bod 1T IS Der 3utunit iiberIaHen, Oh in
bieier 9inii@t etwas iir bas ausemeine
@obl uno gum Beiteu Der inter Der
&nute enerTerbinounsen leioenben sros
gen MuKe sei@iebt. gr meint unter
Wnoerem, asYeiteben unsebeurerSer
einisunsen uou @ei@dftsintereiien, 3u
benz 3wed sebiIbet. i'm bic Proouttion
ein;ui6rdnten uno bic Breiie feitSuitels
len, uertriise ii& ni&t NIT Der ireie"
&%onturrens, bic aui auen Telbern unabs
.bdnsiser Gbdtisteit berri&en ioate. ees
sitime @ei9aitstonturren3 ioue ni@t
sesmunsen weroen. Dor ben Goroeruns
aen Don &ombinationen Suridsumei@en,
wel9e bic Wta4t gu 5eritoren beiite";
nod aud ioaten bi: &oniumenten oes
Vortbeils Der 8iuisteit uerlult.s seben,
Der sew0bnli9 bas &eiultat elmer &C.
iunoen &onturren; 1T. Dieie &ombiz
nationen ieien MI aQ5u baufs slei39ez
oeuteno NIT 0cri9w0run9en se9en bic
Snterellen bes Bottles, unb in all ibren
Bbaien ieien iie mioernatirli@ unS mis-
beripra9en unierem ameritaniiden @es
iGbl non 8iuisteit. Die Gentrals&ez
sieruns ioue Die 8lrser uon Der Ginmiz
i9uns uno Ben Toroerunaen oerlelben
bis 81 Dem @raoe befreien, ais iie BON
ben Bunoesbeb0roen errei6t uno I'M
3aum sebalten weroen t0nnten"-
San; i6on seiast, aber mir moQen
erit abmarten, oh Die neu Nominiltraz
ton aud einen erniten Teriu@ CUR Mb>
billie MAIDEN wiro.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16
Scr Gioeutbumer BET Qouiliana Got

Scr G%isentbimer bet 2%ouiiiana 9ots
terie ioQ Elm Germ0sen Don 80 MiQio>
men beiiten, uno ieine beioen 2odu09el,
bic einitisen &ebeuen>@ enerale Beaurez
9arb unb Garlp, iino 9lei@fals MeiQioz
nare. Ser tiir5li@ ueritorbene Beaurz
9arh, wel9er int Bir9ertrie9e iem gam
Ses Wsrm09en %perlor, binterlieB pier
Miuionen Dollars. Demna9 baben
bic Setter BET 2otterie iebr oft bas 9roBe
2oos semonnen uno Diejeni9en, wel@e
Sabre lang 9elpielt baben, obne etwos
Su seminnen, wi1en nun, lit we1en Gaz
lden bas Gjelo %9ewanoert lit.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16
Scr 1T ein Mrbeiter?

Gin Tarmer aus ber Nadbari@aft
1dimpite tiir5li@ iiber ben rTorti4ritt,"
neil oieier Die Mufbeierun9 Der Gage
bes Nrbeiter anoe befiirworte. Oa es
m%abri9einli3 nod mebr 2eute siebt,
mel9e berielben Nnii4t iino, 10 wolen
mir bier no9mals wieoerbolen, mas in
biejem Blatte idon friiber i'm 3u1ams
menban9 NIT Der Nrbeitertra9e mitsez
tbeil muroe. @ir baben mieoerz
bolt beruor9eboben, baB es cine gan;
irrise Nnli9t 1T, menn man unter vNrz
better" nur 9eute uer ltebt, wel@e nit Der
edge, Nrt, S@aufel poer ionitwie our6
ibrer 9anoe9rbeit m 8 aselobnib r
Brob peroienen. Inter vNrbeiter" re3z
men MIR sue, Die bur@ irseno meI@e
Bei@ditisuns unb ebrli@en Grmerb H.
rem 9ebensunterbalt ueroienen, uno barr
unter 3dblen AUDI tlelne 6abrif> uno
@ei4dftsbeiieer, bic rotbwenoisen 0fs
fentli9en Beamten unb in eriter 9inie
Der Tarmer. @enn ipecieq cine
2obnerbobuns fur Mrbeiter b%efirmortet
miro, 10 iinb bamit teine iol@e semeint,
bic einen suten geroienit nnb Elm autes
Mustommen baben, ionbern bic Saulenz
Be uno 6unoerttaulenoe, mel3e in &obs
lenminen. Bersmerten, an ben Giienbabs
men unb in sroBen Tabriten wabre Sum
serlobne erbalten, momit fe ni@t I'M
@tanoe iino, .bre Tamilien anitdnbis
gu ernabren, mdbreno bic BETTER bieier
Snititutionen miQionen ouf MiQionen
baufem. Die Mrbeiter in tleinen Yldten
linb i'm Dur@j@nitt better oaran, neil
lie lei@ter gu einem eisenen 5eim &C.
lansen tonnen, als ME bies in ben sro'
Ben unb namentli@ Tobrititdoten Der
SAL 1T, aber ielbit unter oieien berri@t
nur gu bdufis unueri@uloet Motb uno
@lenb. DaB Der Tarmer I'M Noromes
fen sesenmdrtis int 8erbaltniB gu ben
Tru4tpreiien einen gu boben Mrbeitslobn
besabten muB, 1T cine ni&t gu lausnen>
De Gbatia@e, uno mub man ii@ mirtli@
munoern, bag es 2eute siebt, mel9e mo-
natelans in @taoten milii9 liesen u.auf
Mrbeit rparten, mdbrenb iie auf oer Tarm
b%eitdnois Mrbeit uno suten @erotenlt
baben t0nnten.
SIM 8ebanbeln pom Prin5ipien BARI
man ben MaBtob ni@t an bic Verbaltz
ni0e bes Gin5elnen le9en, ionbern muB
benjelben i'm sroBen @on5en in &nmen>
ouns brinsen. @enn Der %begonnene
&ompi sesen bic @eloma&t erfolsrei@
fem lou, miilen a1e oben ansefabr>
ten Mrbeitertlai1en 9anb in 6ano seben,
unb Sober i'm 0erbaltniB auf bic cine
ober anbere Dirt gum 8eiten oes GAM
sen fleine Opfer bringen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-16

Die @eiet9ebnn9 pon &an>
Jas bat, eff. 1ie ii@ perta9te, nod elm
@elet paiiirt, wel@es uerbietet, oaB BEL
ir9eno mel@en Mbma@un9en unb
@e3tspapieren Die 3abluns elmer @dulb
in Cob por9el9rieben wer6e.