The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-20
THE BIG BUBBLE HAS BURST.

Tie greatest development OF modern ages has
sprung itself upon the reOplo through the col
unins of this paper In the issue of 9Th inst What
refer to Is the man W f of = former issue OF
this paper has now lin last referred tD 'issue)
shown himself to bo man by the name Of y.
Kindlu,,d, " ho has s:'iled and blurred portion
Of the Advance with u lnass "f nonsense and
nothinsncss for the good people of our county
to read That Is no doubt what ne terms on
answer to :: statement made In = previous is
sue Of this paper.
You see this bubble IL full Of emptiness and
can not nor could not answer my abatement and
his only attempt to do 50 was by n 1ruitlcss ef-
fort ard an attempt that dare not 10 :" explain
what he meant in lis personalities as alluded
and referred to. He asks me II I Will answer
him7 This OF course could oil to the letter BY
simply saying, Yes, and no more. Though do
not think his untrue statoment and heap Of non
sense worth the reply, will do 20 this time only.
aud lido not be surprised II do not do ID any
more; you can we'll know why 1 did not) will
do more than that: will explain al his state-
ments. I am going to give you the facts and
(answers when necessary let You people see IL
they will not answer themselves. Tho writer
OF the statement has failed to give yt any facts
but has given you pre-supposed answers With
out any facts to let you hnd the facts; (thls you
can do - to many of his statements ~ I. viii
call your attention to them oecasioually.)
No doubt all tho statements made by this man
Kindlund must have como to him In . d1ss0
and were written BY him after he awoke In The
night time and while 10 sort OF = hslf.wake
and half.sleep dased condition. Otherwise
don't think he would have had tho check az tho
gall to send out such statements for . civilized,
educated AMI enlightened people to read. No
man In his right state ol mlnd On sure. wouA
do 80. In its right mind, the babe on the meth.
ers knee, or the child In its swadtillng clothes,
without half trying. could make . more sensible
statement. ~.-...'. -. ii 49,. =.
Now am going 20 call your attention to ~
fact IS to whether Kindlund Or II the ju4glor
At figures. See page 9e OF the Insurance De-
partmeut's report. and there you Will And ~
following hgures: Premiun nuese OF thQ c.
operative Hail Ins. Co.. In round nunbe1a, ~.
600; losses for 1891, $4,000: lossea paiA saboat
40 900; cash collected, es7,ooo; this ssR leaves
about $4,000 yet unoollscted ana sts1dinG -
the credit Of those who net With iosssss @t7,eeo
collected and losses paidlout Of this leavee ez,-
600; from this take about sA.o 900 collected and
paid after this date to creditors, simply lsaves
<29,0o0 for tho total expenses OF lsok IN average
Of 61 cents per scre, the acreage being oeoSeQ.
Mr.. X. 3 statement only miased thia nask aSest
cents per aero. Gay. Kindlund, can you tell ~
how mitch : apd : iss =, .:--.s
The other Moutcvideo company had losses In
1892 In round numbers, 4,eOoo; premiun notes
of about $4,000; collected $4,000; paid losses
about 126Wo: ~, ,eoo less $4,000. leaves e1aoo;
less about 5000 cash not yet paid out st: time
statement was rendered but on deposit % crod~