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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-02

bon uip. Smmer6in lit es ni4t un=
intereKant, einsn ndbsren Bid auf ben
Se>r-T'r unb feline @inridtunssn gu
pcrfen ST bod Dir trt p:t,r beg
Groben Nbiidt, Elm S.niter na9 Gus
rppa gu i4affen, bsrtpirttidt.
RigIise, eiIerns padbdufer bon
i9tparaer Sar6e umiteb.n bas ufsr,
bod fai1en lie nidt bic Msngtn Dor,
5rahten. bic BON Norb unb Siio, 81
unb Wsit b;ran9.bra9t nsroen unb,
pie iibsraG IN @ublanb, mirb audi bier
oas 9imme!sSslt gum Shubrad pbsr
ausae Ipanntes Segeltu9 bdlt Sonnsn=
ldein uao &:gen ab.
I'm bic enormen maarenmenaen,
pslhe our6 bic in bic 2iiits ltarrenz
BIN &ra5nsn balb aus ben Dampfern
ans 2ano geboben, BAH pom 1Ter
all bic S9iffe Be 0roert tpsrben, bier
ooer bort an ben bsitimmt:n pIab gu
bringen, beoarf es 5ablrs;9er Msn=
idenbdnbe, pel9s biz 1%og:nannten
"N~+els" (lrbeiterb:rbdnDe) lie fern.
Die leiht Q:aimmerten blauen 9ol3=
bdushen nit 5mei 6enitern bs6er6er=
gen bic Mrbeitsr. SS:bss trGqt cine
Iufi4rift, ben Namsn bes Mrtels, Der
oa 1ein &omptoir bat. ND 8eItequng:n
encouragement uno Rehnuna:n
beg1:9en merben.
SIM @esbafen arbeiten % Mrtels,
bon bensn bic srob:n msbrsrs bunbert
Mitglieber adblen. 9ie 90be bes Inn
iabes zines Mrtsls b:jtimmt bic bon
iebem Mitgl:ebe gu binterlegenbe &au=
tion, bic 500 Big 1000 &ubel uno
mebr b!trdet. Dieies &apitat bi;nt
als @arantie fir bic 3ubsrldKigfsit
bes Nrtell 4tl9ifs. D:e peniger arobs
Irbeit beiorgen bic Mrt,N4tl9its
lelbi It, gum 9ragen bon Ga ten mietkn
ite fir bic Napisationsoeit Mrbe:tsr unb
in Iebr lebbafter 3eit auberbsm nod
9ag:109ner. 9ie MrtelidHdits emz
pfangen, benabsn unb piegen be
Maaren.
@on 6 l1br fritz Big 6 ubr Mb&nbs
bauert bic 19psre Mrbeit, BON bsr
man cine @orite0ung bur9 bic Shat
la@e erbdttt, baB jeber Sagsl0bner &C.
gen 1000 Pub %ausaulaotn fat. @r=
fGbrt man no4, bab gsgen 5000 Or
better i'm @eebafen arb:iten, 10 m;ro
man iid lei4t einen 8egriff bon benz
rsgen 2ebsn a1f bet @utajemzSnlsl
MAIDEN. Selbi fiber tdnbltb arbeitet ba
Elm trdft:9es 8olt NIT fart enttpidslz
ter Mustulatur, mi: man lie bier Ion5t
nur nod am &ata19nitop M~nlegsplab,
benz @etretOemartt an ber Nepu, 1te6t.
S4on i'm Winter Be uden bic Mrtel=
l9t14tts bic 9Drfer i'm Snnern unb
perben frdftige Mrbeiter fir bic Naoi=
aat:onsa,it.
Darin ltegt be 8ebeutung osr @u=
tuiemzSniel. 9o4 troboem mangelt
bieier groben ~WuarenzS Station" mod
alles, UNI AUDI i'm MsuBeren gu bsrz
ratb:n, bab bier Elm Sent ter na9 GU
rupa gef@aHen lit, $50 Dor 5mei
Sabr5ebnten &iibe meibsten, 5inb audi
6eute mod feline b:bauten @traben
borbanben, unb man begrsift audi,
parum bic 8aulu1t 5t@ bier ni9t rest.
Der 16on srtpdbnte pib:rli4e @eru@
BON ben 5abrtten, bic f6mere Mtmoz
1pbdre, bic an beiben Sagsn geraoe5u
unertrdgli@ 1T, MAIDEN ieoe meitsre
@rtldrune ii6erflu1ig, marum biz @u=
tujemzSaiel nod 10 pilt unb 0be aus
Iieht, 3pbalb bic Nabigution g:i3.oFen
un6 bic le:4tge3immerten blausn
6Gushen bet Mrtels NIT 8nttsrn ber=
i9la9en finb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-02
Gin flugcr fi6b6uter.

Gin flugcr ft6bauter.
Sm Wsltmui eum gu pbilabelp6ia
Itebt bas @srippe zines Glepbantsn, Der
i'm 2.ben untsr benz Namen 8iiou bss
tannt mar uno bas t!iisite Gremplar
ieiner RafI: sstpeien iein ion. grft in
Ie:nem go. 2%sb:nsia6r entoedts mai
ieine groBsn Idbisteitsn. ST BEL lamb
ii4 bamats i'm .9reat Gaftsrn Cir
tus," elmer ameritaniiben Wanbersez
ieaIdaft. Dim 5psiten Sage na9 5eiz
ner u%:bernabme tpuros B;jou bermtbt.
Man iudt. oergsbli4 na4 ibm; fem
Msni4 6atts BIN @ntni4enen eeisbsn.
Da fanb man i'm snbli4 i'm pierosz
ltau. bumit b:ihaftist, bic pferbe gu
pui@sn uno 81 b%iriten. 8ei tirauna
uno grtaunen srsr;H bic 3uIGauer.
8ijou aber lieB iih nidt it0ren; bon
sinsm pfero sins er gum anberen, unb
iusnn oas 8a1er IN isiasm &iibst our
Neise ging, orebte er ben 9abn bes
@uKsrfaHes auf unb i90pfts nsuen
@orratb. Die pferbe l:sben itd bis1e
8%e6anoluny rubis g:faQen. 81: 2Dz
lung bel es RdtbIsls nurbe bulb sez
funben. Sn Isiner friiberen Stequns
mar 8iiou's Quarter o,r pierbe1ta tan,
no man i'm fart ssfeKett belt; bisier
llmftano 6inosrts i'm, bic Mrb:iten,
pe.h. er ben Staltns9ien abselsben,
I:lbit ausau fii6r,n; jsbt aber 9att, Ct
nun bic erite @elssenb:it benubt, 1ein
GI4id gu seigen. &iinftig fungirt,
sr auf ben Platat:n als @taumsiiter,
unb Bel ieinen 8orf ii9runsen. pu it er
bic Pisrbs, tdmmts lie uno l:gte t9nen
oas @.lbirr auf. Mu9 auBerbal6 Der
8Ibn', i'm 9uus6alte, mahts ct it4
unentbsbrli@; CT bp.te @oHer, re;niste
Cen Cirrus, mui4 Slide uno 8dnts,
neria6 ben StaQbienit uno i9t:ppts
8altsn uno 8retter b:im 4ufba1l ODER
Wbbruhe Der 8uben.
Spdter fam 8iiou in ben Cirrus
8arnum, po i'm o:r Gquil:brii t Bob
1rier in bic @bule nabm. @ier purz
BE- aus benz @tuume;i ter 8iiou cine
Gpe3ial:tGt eri ten Hang:s. S,ine 2eiz
11uneen iibertrafen Mass, mas bis1er
BON @lep6anttn geiebsn mor0:n mar.
@r 1pielte flint bsr14ieoene 2ieoer auf
ber Narmonita, bic amer;tani]4e, oeutz
1he uno eng.ii4e Nat:onulhnmne mel
{terbaft DOR unb begteitete Die &apsus
auf bsr 5rommel. Den linn gu @bren
f%omponirten Glepbantenmarih bright
ts sr in ie0er 8orI tequng lelbIt. @r
ltaab auf benz &opfe. gine auf 5ne!
8einen, ib:ridlug fi&, ro0te auf gro
zen Mal5en. Serner bate iein 2d3rer
i'm gelebrt, auf gepii1e 6ragtn, als:
v8il Du Elm Mmeritansr?" ~ @efdqt
es Dir Bel 8arnum?"-rWe13e 2dn=
Der bait gu bsr,it?"- r9eut4luab,
5rantrsi9, Gbina, @nglano, Nu1traz
(ien?" bura Neigen unO S4utteln bes
aopfes gu antiporten. Wenn nun bic
lie Trag:11 aus bcm Publifum in eng
li19er @pro4e an i'm 9eri4tet puroen,
qle::, 'pie( in meldjer Meihnf olgs, 10
9ab It Itets bic ri@t;ge Mnttport.
Muf elmer Rsiie ioate 8ijou iiber bic
Bride zines tlsinen TluBfens i4r;iz
ten. @r iebte ben @prberfub auf bic
8rett:r, trat bann 5uriid unb laiittelte
ben &ppf, bic Bride i9ien linn niht
1ider fir 1ein @epidt. 9ie Tubrer
nDtbiotsn i'm jebo9 uuf bic @riid:,
b:eie BRAID Elm, uno 8ijou Derlebte 1i4
einen SUB 51tper. @ein 2eioen mar
un6eilbar, unb bamit mar Der Saul
balm bes gtspbantentiinitter bas 3tsl
geitedt. @r itarb am Is. sunni 1886
i'm IS. Sabre ieines 2ebens gu Nsn
Dort an @ift, oas man i6m gersiht
bate.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-02
Yetradtru biz nod oes 9tuiicAtGa=
mels DDllm Yariicv
Y!Gttcr
Gin S6utsz nno Srnt;biiuouib ,pis
idcn Gepu6lif uno G5a=
rculeid),
9aS Der &ric9smedt ors Sreibm:
oeS uollfommen &C.
wl9ien fei.

Ole dQgtmem IN Ydrts berr14erDe
Meinung ut bic, baB na4 8:enoigune
ber gu @bren Der ruiiii&en 8eiu4er
peranitalteten 6sltli4teit,n bic franz
31Ii19zru11il4e Muiana off5iel abg.z
{@loNen ertldrt perben tpirb. @ine
R( n5aAl ;3'ttun9eu bshaupten brett,
baB Elm @4ubz uno Srubbunbntb bsz
1teh,,, feft unb 1t4sr, tperoe aber aug
biplomati14 en @riinosn nod gsbeim
g:balten. Ste tbei.ten NIT, natiirlid
thinner unter @eriiderun9en t6rer Triez
bensl;ebe, bab bic bis6er DerDF;ntlidz
ten .3ablen iiber bic frana11ii@e uno
ru1iiihe Mrmse gdn5li4 fal54 gene en-
1tien. Die Tlotten Rublanbs unb
Grantrei9s ieien psreint ben persintsn
.s~lotten bet 9retbunbsmGhte" peit
iiberle9en, unb bic Mrmeen Der Nqians
1eien bsnen beg Dreibunbes minbel items
gspo9ien. Trantrei@ Fab, bic pfi@t
gebabt, 1t@ our@ fa4mGnnii@e uno
ieingebsnbe l1nterfudung gu pergeniiz
Tern, ob bic ru7iii&e Mrmee triegs6sz
reit uno im Stanbe lei, 10 14nel i'm
6elbe au 5teben, apte bies n0t6tg meroen
f6nrp,. Die Mnt,port auf bel Trage
babe beiabenb selautet. MQs ruiiiibe
Mrmeeforps, bic in Der NGbe Der
@rn3e 1tsben, 1eien na@ ben neuelten
militGri19en GrforberniNsn organiiirt,
unb i6re Mobilma&ung t0nne pienei@t
no9 59neQer boltenbet peroen ais be
Der beuti9en Mrmee, neil bic Trieoensz
ftGrte bic er ruiii59en Corps fat ebenz
10 srob lei pie bic &riegsi4ule. Sn
ben anbersn Probin5en i'm Snnerr
@ublanbs 1e:en bic Wrmeecorps ben
Gil enbabnlinten entlang %cantonnirt
unb besbalb tonne AUDI bter bic Moz
biliiirung NIT gr0bt:r @4neuigteit po1
1i9 gebsn. Die Sruppen Der 1. uno 2.
&e1trpe tDnntsn natirlid ni4t 10
19nsn i'm Seloe itebsn, moran oer
19le4ts 3ultanb Der @traben uno ot:
~~~'en G%ntfsrnungen bon ben @i}en=
bahn'n 1hulb 1eien.
Die aus So ad:n beitebsnbe &abalz
ler::s lei 10 tampfb:reit, oaB man itf
bapon gar feline @or1teQung MAIDEN
t0nne. S;e beitebe aus $4,000 @ei=
tern, bic fir irgeno mel&en &riegsz
bienft gu gebraufen 1etsn uno bic man
iiber9aupt gar ni4t mebr 3uriid9altsr
tDnne, tpsnrt lie einmal auf bsn SENT
losgela7en ieien. Die ruifiIhe Tlottt
un6 i6re Wusriii tun9 1eien por5iiglif
unb 6atten einen ie6r guten @in6rud
auf bic fran36it14en Tlottenof f5iert
g!ma9t. 3nar lei ber MbItanb 5p:=
14en ben 0ft5sren unb ben setpobnz
li9en Matrpi len Elm %unge6euer groBer.
ahtr bic 9tsciplin lei bor3igli&, BIT
8emaffnung bortrefFi9 uno bic &rie9s:
luit toloKal. Sn bie1em Sone ge6i
es in ben 3eitlingen fort, aber gum
@4lu57e tommt r>gelmdbig Die Ser:
1i9erung, baB bic 5ran5olen ben Trie:
ben nod msbr lieben als bic Runen
unb bah lie nur Mn9it baben, benz b:
len Na4bar m0ge es niht gefalsn, bat
file in Srieben leben.
Der Mann, b:r neuti@ M6enbs, alS
be ru7ii1den @dlte naA benz Militdr:
club 3uriidtebrten, einen G4ub ab:
f&uerte, lit entla11en tporoen, ba Dit
poli3ei ber Mnii4t 1T, ct babe nur eint
patpiotil DE DENOMINATION beranitult'r
unb Niemanb Derleben mol1sn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-02
9ip hr;ti1hpn S'rMnnon

- 9ie br;tll9en Sruppsn, melhe
gegen &Onig Mata6el in Gib Wfrita
ausgeI4idt puroen, baben ben Seino
am Is. Ottober gsi9lagen. Mqe 3rupz
pent0rpsr tperben jebt pereint ben @nz
griH auf Matabel's Se1tung 8ulamaDo
MAIDEN. @inge6orene Streittrdfte,
tpelde ergeben iino, i4uben bic britiz
i4en @ologrdber auf ben @olbfelbern
b:r britii9en ii0afrttanii4en Cont
pognie. IS 1pirb Elm trdftiger @oritoB
unternommen psrben, nm bic Maht
bie1er i6mar5sn nMa5eitdtt" gu bre9en~
@on ben @%ngldnbern Apuroe BET Sea-
pitdn G1mpbM tn's 8ein gel4oHen,
tpas cine Nmputation befeUbem notbz
penbig madte. Matabel biBte bon
leinen Rriegern 100 Mann elm. i
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0eloflc,tt tttc,t TT stuSicM.

Die @elotnappbeit ma9t ii9 in ST.
b;en, nie aus Calcutta gemeloet pirb,
pom Sag gu Sag %fiibl6urer. Die :3eiz
tungen bsfiirmorten cine @%olbanletbe
pom 5 Mi1ionen Pfunb, bu ionit eine
@ei4Gftspanic unausbleibl;9 lit.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-02
@cncu iDn aMSltcfcrn.

j., Sic &sgierung ber @epublit Go[ta
&ica bat 6ei4loien, ben tpegen I'M
,teri41agung nerfolgten 5ranais 8.
Meets na4 ben Ser. Staakn aa1s3u>
~llefern, penn lebtere nit @oita silica
einen Muslieferungsoertrag abf4lieBen
dpp1en.
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Nlcctrocutiou.

SIN @efdngnib gu 9annemp<
+ a, g.. g., tpuroe Martin Son tpegen
bes Morbes ietner @elsbten 9enriz.
eta @il on in @aratoga am 13. Mai
1892 erf olgrei@ electrii4 bin9eri@tet.
Top gins gefobten Mutbes in BEN.
Sob.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-02

ii@ a6tr ni&t elmer i~tritten 9isaiplin,
moran niat allein ibr sanses @e5en,
ionbsrn AUDI lift Mangel an 0erz
ttdnbnib ber engliiden Spra1e bic
S4u.o trdst. 0aau tommt nod, bab
bic meiiten oetielben @bemdnner ittb,
ba al: Snoiansr ie6r jung leiratben.
IS lit ibnen peritattet, lire Grauen
unb &inoer BEL ii4 i'm Eager au babsn
ooer in befsn Ndbe, ab:r bic Rssierung
ma4t t.ine 8erpiqisuneen fir bte5elz
ben. Daraus entitebsn traurise Notbz
suItGnbe.
Man 6at bur9 Grri9tuns bi.1er
Sno;aner<S ruppen, bic iebt eirise
S4pabromn RaDall:ris unb IA Rom>
pasnien Snfanterie umfai1en, tpelde
Don tiAtigen iunsen Sffi5ieren tom=
manoirt tperoen, b:ri9ieoene 3nede
i'm Muse gehabt. Man moute iunge
Sno:aner bur9 biei len &riegsbteni It bon
8sutez uno Raubz3ustn unb unrub=
FIFTEEN abaiebsn. Man poIte Snbia<
nsr a!s poli5oi fir unrubise Snbiarerz
Stdmme an Der 9anb 6aben. nnb
snoli4 gsba4t: man bur9 ben Solz
oatenbienit CUR 3ipil:iirung Der Snbia=
ner uberbaupt beitragsn gu t0nnsn,
tpooura iie gu Jrsunoen Der Beibsu
tpiirben.
Mande NrmecsO ffiaisr beaneifeln,
bab man bic Snbiuner in ausrei@enber
Wet1" dls So9Daten pertpenDen tann,
uno ihlagsn Dor, biel elben baupt1G9r
lib gum &unoi9after=D ienit gu bsr=
~penoen. 8ieusiGt nirb 1i4 aber
1pdt;r Elm 8er6dltniB, bas I9on iebt
niht o6ne CUTE Reiultate lit, better gez
f~talten, ioba1b cine neue kranmab{enz
be eSnoianerz Generation er1i tinmal
bur4 bic p;;len Snbianer1 9ulen inn
2ano oer en9lil4en @pra4e md9ttg
esnorben lit.
Die Nrmee bat mdbrsnb bes Der
h~oftnen Sabrts man4en bartsn Dienlt
gebabt, ramsntli9 in 9eras, our I'M
terbridung bon ginfGQen aug Merifo,
u. Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in ben
@renag:5ietsn. 0ie 8el9affung zines
grobsn 8orratbs bon mobernen 9interz
labern fir Snfanterie unb Mrtillerie
mirb e%mpfoblen, bamit baran i'm Sale
b:r Rot9 fir bic Mrmes, bic Miliaen
unb fir JreipiQt9e tein Mangel lei.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-14

Gde Wttrneiota lno 3. oroStraBe. Ne1p llln1, Wttnlt.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF BROWN.
oss. - In Probate Court. Special Term, Nov,
25th 1893.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Wilhelm Lueder
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF Johanna
Lueder, administrative Of the estate OF Wilhelm
Lueder deceased, representing, among other
things, that she has fully administered said
estate, and praying that a time and place be
fixed for examining and allowing the final &C.
count Of her administration, and for the assign-
ment of the residue of said estate to the parties
entitled thereto by law;
1t is ordered, that said accountbe examined and
petition heard, by this Court. on Friday the
22d day Of December. A. D: 1893, at 3 o'clock p.
NJ, at the probate officein New Ulm in saidCOunty.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing q
copy OF this order once in each week. for three sue
cessive weeks prior to said day Of hearing in the
FoRTsCHRITT, a weekly newspaper, printed and
published at New Ulm in said County.
Dated ut New Ulm the 25th day Of November,
A. D. 1893.
BY the Court. E.P. BERTRAND,
FL. 81 80 Judge of Probate.
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Sprin9fielb, ID. Deg.


@unberblbi1e Weibna9tss@ ei9ente
iino i'm Drusitore pom Gbas. @ei@de
3u finben.
Grau Sobn poB uon Sanborn mar
an. Montas beiu@sbalber in Sprinss
fielb.
Wolfsans S4mib bat iein neues &C.
iddit NIT einem sroBen Eager BON Waas
rem erSfinet. .
@eu. Mppel murbe lette 8o3e mad
@oob Tbnnber berufen, um elm 2ei@ens
~be9ansnib gu letter..
Trit 3i9unte besab ii@ 9eitern mad
Nem ulm, UNI etli9e @o@en Bel ieiner
Mutter unb ieinen @ei@wiiteru 5u3us
brinsen.
Gin Tarmer murbe bieier Gage I'M
$40 unb Softer beitraft, neil e. I'M
COTTONWOOD NIT einem Nes sefii@t bate.
Die @ei4afte in Springfield nebmen
felt &urSem einen erfreuli9en Nufs
i4muns; wdbreno Der ibrisen 3eit bies
les Sabres maren bieielben leioer bur@>
aus ni@t 3ufriebeniteuenb.
Die junsea 2eute Der Gorsresatios
naliitens@ emeinbe uerbem beute (IRitt>
moody Wbenb cine semitbli@e l1nterbols
tuns i'm Opernbouie abbalten, uel@er
Seoermann beiwobnen loQte.
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Springfield ullo nm9e9eno.

&auft Cure Spielwaaren pon $. ..
S@leuber.
Gbeo. Mette mar am Sonnta9 auf
Deiu@ III New ll!m.
Geo. Walt uerueilt felt einisen Ca
gen bel Greunben IN ct. paul.
Carl Dauenitein unb grnit Brandt
pom New lllm 5ablten Iesten Donnertas
~ ben Yeiu@ern Sprinfielbs.
Gin iunser r$tripper" fanb fi@ ant
0ienitas Worsen III Der Gamilie pom
Wm. Meluer elm, infolae beiien WiQ
taum Gisarren Senus beriteuen Tam.
@bas. Tbro, friber babier Glert in
@totba4s Store, bali lette @o@e. bic
@aaren in @olf S9mibs neuem Store
III i"ortiren unb martiren.
8. g. Mabiion, elm S4maser pom
Wm. Duncan unb friiberer Bewobner
Sprin9fielos, itarb am 5. b. 80. in iei>
nem 9eim in Sanborn an Der S9minb>
fu4t. Oas 2ei@enbesdnsniB fano in
Sleepy gpe unter Den Muipicien Der
Wortmen ltatt. Der Vsritorbene b,n>
terldbt cine Wittrue NIT swei &inoern.
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Stur,mperN@crun9

Die neultden Sturmidaben baben seseiet, Dap @er>
fderln9 9eaen Sdaben pom Winbitirmen unb Torna>
boes scrabe 10 notbmenSis lit, ais sesen Ieuer unb Ylisz
idaoen, uno id made bebbalb oarauf auimertiam, bab
Eolicen in BET, suuerldiisiteu geieuidaiten gu 10 biz
li9en Ereiien aui l., 3 ober 5 Sabre a~usiteaen tann, bal
Nienano Die serinse Iussabe ideuen ioute:
" ms faenoer
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8uflen8 Wrnicd>SQl6e.

Die bette Gable in Der @elt fir Sdntitmunben
Nuetidunsea, Munbc',, @eidmire, SalSlub, Sledpn
auieeiprungene 5dnoe, Troitbeulen, 5iibnerauscn INT
ale 0autallsidld9e rnb betlt rnfeblbar Sdmorrboioen
youitanbise @eirieSisuns suseiidert ooer feline sesab:
lung pcrlan9t. 4reis, 25 Gents bic Sdabtcl. gu ia:
ben bel 8. 81. Often. Stem Him.
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GTATEO OF MINNESOTA, COUNT OF BROWN
Oss.-In Probate Court, Special Term, Nov. 23d,
1893.
In the matter OF the estate OF Henry A. Roth,
deceased:
On reading and fling the petition Of Josephine
Roth, Administrative ofthe estate Of Henry A Roth
deceased, representing. among other things, that
she'has fully administered said estate, and pray
ing that a time and place be fixed for examining
and allowing the final account Of her administrn-
ton. and for the assignment Of the residue OF said
estate to the parties entitled thereto by law;
1t is ordered, that said account be examined
and petition heard, by the Judge Of this Court,
on Friday, the 22d day Of December A d. 1893, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the Probate Office at New Ulm
in said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing a
copy of this order once in ench week for three sue
cessive weeks prior to said day OF hearing in the
FORTsCHRTT, a weekly newspaper printed and
published at New Ulm in s.id County.
Dated at New Ulm, the 23d day ofNovember, A.
d. 1893.
BY the Court, T.. p. BERTRAND,
IL. 81 30 Judge OF Probate.
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method Ia TO create q panic; make laws
to contract the volume Of money in cir
culRtion; demonetize silver and burn up
the outstanding paper currency. An
other method is to round up the people
and "fill them with lead" Bs suggested
by paid hireling in this city. The lat
ter is the cheaper method, and the one
that msy ultim stely be adopted by the
money power.
From the same column ct press dis
patches we find the following, which evl
IDENTIFY slipped in while the managing
editor had gone down stairs to get q
drink The fact that the farmers must
sell two bushels Of wheat for the price OF
one may be a small matter to kick
about, and if Sggressively attacked, they
probably wouldn't kick. But here is the
stOry-not taken from some calamity
bowling sheet, but from a New York or
Chicago Tribune press dispatch. Rsad
itsnd call your neighbor's attention it:
New YORK, November 13-A Tribune gpe-
Cial from So. Paul says: Careful inquiry
develops the fact that only small portion
Of the wheat crop of Minnesota and the two
Dakotas remains on hand. The crop was
100, 100000 bushels, Of which 100000
were available for sale. The movement of
the crop has been enormous during the past
few weeks, with the result that 100000
bushels Of the s0,OO0,0 900 have been sold. The
farmers were compelled TO sell because they
needed the money, and owing TO the low
price Of wheat they had to sell twice az
much as in former years 60 raise the money
necessary to keep them through the winter
and conduct farming operations next spring.
OF the q, 100000 bushels remaining, nearly
all will be required by the Minneapolis and
Duluth mills, and this, with the amount
needed for consumption and seeding in the
northwest, will leave not bushel for sale
outside. Northwestern farmers recognize
the necessity Of handling other crops than
wheat, but TO make the change more money
would be required. This they cannot COM
mSnd, and will, therefore, be forced to con-
tinue raising wheat almost exclusively for
year or two longer.
Champion, New Whstcom, Wash.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-12-27
Look on This Picture Then on That.

Look on This Picture Then on That.
The following kilograms Of even date
tell the whole story:
Boston, November 13.--Comptroller Eck-
els was the guest Of the Bankers ssSociS.
ton At the annual dinner this afternoon.
ECkels' speech attracted attention. He said
the advocates Of sound money, the bankers,
must not rest content with the vantage
ground WHICH IS NOW THKIRs. The advocates
Of money cheap and plenty are yet abroad
in the land, and will continue as long a.
there is hope for terms of compromise Of
yielding to their demands. He continued:
"I am mindful OF the fact that cheap
money doctrines have time and time again
taken hold upon our people, but the SEEM
ing popularity is neither indicative Of their
strength nor their Soundness a. 10 financial
principles. No errors are 90 popular with
the masses Of the people as financial ones
and none 30 readily dispellsd IL agrees
lively attacked"
Note the conclusion, "if aggressivelV
attacked" There are two methods Of
making On aggressive sttack;" one
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-12-27

directors will promptly prepare and sub.
NIT to the security holders and creditors
Of the company, for their approval,
plans for relief from the existing en-
barrassment,whi should be considered
as temporary.
"By order Of the directors.
j. w. REINHART, President"
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-12-27
From the Upper Strata"

Contrast this with the conditions de-
picted in another column Of this issue:
Special Correspondence Of the Boston Traveller.
WASHINGTON, December 15.-Ib is stated
at the bureau Of statistics, the census Office,
where figures upon almost every phase Of
life can be obtained, that 8 per cent. Of the
entire population Of the United States is
engaged making itself comfortable and
seeking pleasure. This would figure out
about 100000 pleasure seekers in the
United States; persons who have either Suf-
fiCient wealth to keep them in comfort and
leisure and are in retirement or touring
about the country almost constantly.
Colonel w. A. Turk, general passenger
agent Of the Richmond & Danville railroad,
which like the arteries Of She hand lead
southWaFd from Washington into almost
every winter resort within 800 miles of the
national capital, and who knows more
about the fRstidiOus tastes of pleasure
seekers than almost any other man in the
country, tells me that almost as mnoh gray
matter is expended in the pursuit of reOrea.
tion Rs in the chase for livelihood.
1--WE often are called upon," said Colonel
Turk, "by many persons who are in as
much distress Of mind az to where they
shall 60 to get pleasure, recreation or health
as you ever see in those who are out of en-
ployment and have no food. IL is q great
study, this thing Of recreation for business
men and those who must labor hard with
their hands and heads, TO learn just where
they should 60 in order to find the greatest
pleasure or the most health. giving qualities
for the least expenditure Of time and
money"
just now Washington resembles the
life which emphasized the spirit of certain
cities during the past few months which
were located on great thoroughPares to the
Worlds Fair. This is the stopping off
point for most people in Ohio, Pennsyl-
vsnia, New York and New England on their
way to winter resorts in the south land. All
Of the railroad offices here have on sale now
tourists tickets TO all of the southern re-
sorts, and il would seem that the rush
northwRrd in summer time increases year
by year in vastly greater proportions than
the population increases.