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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09
Staotratbs= Terbanolungen.
pom Z. Nopember 1898

Slbung pom Z. Nopember 1898.
Die Situns muroe pom prdlioenten
Gilbert on CUR Oronuns 9erufen, mo-
raul Sos. ". Gdltein feline grnennung
ais Deputy Gitp Glert einrei@te; biez
jelbe wurpe uom Staotratb beitdtigt.
Dos Prototou BET lebten Sibun9
murbe perlei en- unb an9enommen.
Yeter S9iQer Bat I'M bic grlaubniB -,
auf ieinem i'm duBeriten me itli9en
@taottbeil 9ele9enem gi9entbum einen
9euitof aufleten gu o%iirfen; an einem
aus Nuoolp6i uno SCHUBERT beltebenoen
Gomite sur B%e9utadtun9 iiberwielen.
Gin @eiu@ 0 gilbert 9elo meseu
Erodenlesuns o Trantlin StraBe DOT
leiuem @isentbum ,puroe bis nd6ites
Triibjobr 5l1riidselest, oa9e9en Der
StraBencommiidr an9ewielen, einen BEL
9o@malle r pallirbaren Stra beniibers
gang ber5u1teuen.
Gbas. 8ru1t murbe aberma(s auf
Recommendation oes Teueroepartements
ais Gbief jenes Oerartements ernannt.
Gin 8eri9t oes &atbes fir 0fientz
li9e- Nr6siten iiber B%elteuerun9 BON
Gigentbum lit Vol9e oes S%tra6eniprenz
telns wur6e uorsele9t uno na@ Beri@z
ti9uns zines tleiuen Teblers %be9laubist.
Sobn Seifert erbielt einen Hauerz
laubniBi9ein bepiui9t.
Der StraBen>@ ommiHdr rei9te ieinen
SabresberiGt Elm, mel9er Dem StraBen>
comite CUR Trliuns iiberwieisn wuroe.
Nus Dem 8eri9t gebt Deruor, baB udb>
renb bes Sabres 576 @lr9er ibre Pollz
tare obarbeiteten unb sos in Galb
be;aDlt wurben.
Trau Sarab Pfefierle erbielt 1924
Malj errente iuriidbepiui9t.
Cine Mn5ubl 0te9nun9eu wurben 9e>
nebmist uno GUT 3abluns on9emiei en.
Cine Jednuns BON Nusuit Earnow
wurbe Dem Yarf>Gomite our Priifun9
iiberwieie u.
Die Monatsberi9te Set policei wur>
ben perlel en uno gu ben Often 9elegt.
Gbrilt Til3en erbielt $50 ertra fir
@~raoirarbeiten an @ermm ltrabe, 5wiz
l9eu l. uno 8. SiioitraBe bewiuist,
ebenjo $ll.68 fit u%erldn9erte Nb5u9sz
tandle. Tilsen uuroe ouf9eforoert, line
0te9nung BON $3.50 fit 9luf re@en BON
Steinen, wel@e linn beim @rapelfabren
auf ben StraBen uerloren 9in9en, 3u
besablen.
Oos Teueroeportement erbielt Grz
laubnib, 200 SUP oltcn S9lau9 81
ni9t weuiger ais 25 Gents Den SUP 81
u"erfauf eu.
Oas StraBencomite beridtetc, Dap
@ermanitraBe, smii6m l. uno 8. Glib
itraBe contrattli9 f~crtisgeiteut Jet; bet
Bcridt muroe cnt9e9en 9enommen uno
bel1loHen, Die StraBe 81 acceptiren uno
bic 3obluns fir bic glrbeit an;uweii EFT.
Gin Beri9t bes Stabt>Glerts in Bes
trefi bes StraBeniprentelns wuroe uerle>
len uno ;ur ipateren G>orterun9 jurids
! 9elest. 9ierauf Gerta9uns.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09

- 2eiet bic uerdnberte Mnseise bon
Gr nc 9 ros.
- Trau $. Yalmer aus Gairfar mar
einise Gage auf geiu3 III New lllm.
- Yapa 9obepoe uerweilte lette Wos
DIE bel Der Tamilie BON g. 8. Steiute
in ct. peter auf geiud.
@afapette Madridtcu.
Die Nuction ouf Wm. Trites Tarm
MAJ gut beludt. Ninouieb bra9te quite
Yreiie, Yieroe basesen waren ni9t be-
9ebrt. 9err Trite 1T na9 yeSeuer, no
er so older 2anb s~etauft bat, iiber9eiiez
belt.
Son ber trodenen @itterun9 be9iu>
1ti9t, werben iiberau @rGben oufsewor>
fen UNI Wieien uno Telber troden 81 le>
gen.
S. @ussisbers 1T i'm Besrifi, ii9 ei>
nen Vobrbrunnen MAIDEN 81 lai1en.
Sobn @ilo ST. befinoet ii9 auf Der
&rantenlite. IS 1T wenis 9oiinuns
fir iein Muftommeu.
Setter Breiiinser Dat bic 9annet'i9e
Tarm in Weit Newton serentet unb lit
bereits i3on gang barauf 9eSo9en.
8m. 9ilstamp, welder bic Neuz
mann 0riiber Sraser'i3e) Tarm setauft
bat. lit int 9esriff ii9 mad oortbin ing
8interquartier gu beseben. gr wiro
ieinen alien Blae wabri6einli9 uerren>
ten.
Sos. Bontrat wuroe mdbreno er in
Minneapolis mar, ieiner 8aarl6aft Be-
raubt.
Ga @ei' tria9it net
&an @@ob bolt a net
l1nb ia @elo a nimma
Mei lieber Sepp jett
Btlt gum beoaueru.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09
Mn bQ8 8Mblttum.
Nessu9 ss~ aItem Dlab.

Sd bin Munmebr uorbereitet, III meinem
neuea Sotal, sweite 1biir MSrbli9 pom Oa=
fota 8auS, @ei6afte Sl beior9en.
Sd fertise ieet Yboto9rapbien bon Minias
turformat bis su 2ebenSsrSbe 1T Partisan
Enamel al, nelde ni1t iibertrofien werbel,
tomuea !; ebenlo IN Oel= unb 0aierfarbeu,
lo,uie IN Sarbeniift mab Grapon aussefiibrte
.3ei9nun9en. Wteim Ntelier 1T ipecieQ fit
ben .3wed .crri9tet morben uuo 1T nit ben
beltcu Sultrumenteu aus9etattet, uoour6 i'd
in,ltanoe bin, Sseoermauu suir.ebensuItelen.
Observation-Disclosures, Glubs, Namilien unb
Yerionea III @oitiim iinb %beionbers ein9ela=
ben, Bel mir porsuipre1eu uub meiue glrbeit
SIT prGfen. NQe &unbet biirfeu 1i6 elmer re-
eQen nnb prompten gebienuas uerli9ert ieia.
s. 5. GrpwelI.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OFBROWN,
$751; In Probate Court, Special Term, October
2Sth, 1898.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Conradin Hoesli
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition OF Michael
HOessi OF Belleville, st. Clair Co., Ill.,, representing
among other things, that Conradin Hoesli late
OF East st. Louis, Illinois, on the Goth day OF April
A. D. 1860, at East st. Louis, Illinois, died
intestate, and being a resident Of said county
at the time Of his death, leaving goods, chattels
and estate within this county, and that the said Pc
titioner is an only son of said deceased, and pray
ing that administration Of said estate be to A. J.
Grimmer granted:
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard before
the Judge Of this Court on Saturday, the 25th day
Of November, A. D. 1898, at 10 o'clock A.. NJ, at
the probate Office in New Ulm in said county;
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs OF said deceased, and to all persons in
terested, by publishing a copy of this order once
in each week for three successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing, in the FORTsCHRITT, a weekly
newspaper printed and published at New Ulm in
said county.
Dated at New Ulm, Mimi, the 2Sth day Of Oc-
Der, A. d. 1893.
By the Court,
IL. ST. Z. p. BERTRAND,
So Judge Of Probate.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09

Nettt Surp.
Tero @oQnalt
l1om Mcgormif
9p Stou
Nlb &iesling
9p @runomeier
Sos Na9reiner
Wm Bfdnoer ST.
$ s. BeuBmannt
G5os Toritner
Nool?b Muuer
Noolpb Nlpln
Sob,h q Sorrep
g Senlen
Sos Gag
9 q Wiliont
Trant Marti.
Germ Mepcr
Ebos S@iuins
" j. Yidle
Sobn 9aua
Nrn 9iQesNim:
u S 9rin1mer
G6as Gamble
Geo s. 0apton
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09

- Prof. 9ids' MISUNDERSTANDING
fit ben Monat Nopembcr: Tim ben 2.
ODER 3. Nouember miro Die &dlte na9z
lailen unc in tribes uno &e9enmetter
uml9la9en. Som 8. bis a.. Nouember
wirb lid oieie Witterung pom @eitcn
na@ Dem Often ;leben, aber balo wieoer
fdlter meroen. Mm :. miro cine entz
l9ieoene Sturmperio6e Beginner. Die
StOrun9en int &reislauf oes vgultan"
nno vMertur" t~refien an s. brett nit
Dem Neumonb ;uiammcn. Die Tol9e
wirb cine emit 9ieoene Wenoun9 gu mar>
merem Metter i'm Weiten iein, NIT Gez
9enfau unb Wine, seiol9t 0 S9nce
ooer Suls in manden noroli9en Strt>
den unb abidlieBeno nit elmer ~itarten
unb al9emeinen talten MeQe. Som 7.
bis TO-, %beginneno i'm Weiten, weroen
ale Gbeile bes 9anoes na9 uno na9
BON Den @irtun9en bieier Heriobe be-
riibrt werben, uno auf Den Seen uno an
Den Meerestilten lino befti9e uno &C.
fdbrlide Ortane gu befir9ten. &dlte
uno Trolt mirb LIBERAL Dem ntebri9en
Barometer tano fol9en, aber UNI ben
IA. bis l6. wie0er bur9 wdrmeres ltiir>
mil@es 8etter ab9el0it weroen. Som
II. bis %. werben uns vSupiter" unb
uGenus" befti9c Stiirmc brinsen, Die
crit om lebtcren Sage (Sollmono) III III
rcr 9onsem 9efti9teit gum Nbl@lub &C.
langen mD9en. Namentlid Sic vGenus"
miro plotli@es l~1miprin9cn bon warmer
Ecmpcratur ST beiBenoer &dlte, nit
Oonner uno Ne9enfaa, 9efol9t BON
Noroweltitiirmen uno Sdnee, uerurl a.
@en. ginise talte Gage werben fol9eu.
lln9ciabr swonsi9 Gage Dor unb swan>
sig Gage na@ Dem 20. Noucmber, ais
Dem Gage oer equinoctiolen Geutralitelz
lung Der rGenus" miro bercu Giuilub
aui Die Witteruns alscmein beutli9 81
ucripiiren lein. @ew0bnlidc unb nor
male St0rungcn wcroen wabreuo bicicr
Yeriooe 81 9r0Bercr uno %uerlan9erter
9efti9teit ousarten, unb man miro uor
uielen lln9lidsfaQen su @ailer uno 81
2ano boren. 0ie Beriooe pom 90. bis
gum 81. wirb nit GROCER &alte abl@lie:
fen. Gbeni 10 bic INT ben 80. Nouen,be>
be9innenbe nd@te Eeriooe, wel9c li9 in
ben Oesember binein eritredt. @em
Scin OSiek Iieh ~ Sehc f;h mr. u
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09
8ctanut,,t a6un9-

Ser unterSei@nete brinSt biermit CUR @ns
sel9e, baB CT leinen alutbell in benz Wa9uerz
nno S9mieoeselbaft uou Nidlous & @Otid
an Mtbanas 8enle ausuertauit, aber iowobl
bic Serbinbli9teiten ais @utbabeu BET alien
Sir,na iiberuommen bot unb rlr nod sau,
turje j3eit gum 3ped ber Gollettiruis por
@rtbabeu lit 9te,p llm perweilen ,pirb. Das
mir leitber bon meineu &mmben unb @Dnz
,er1 bewielene S%ertrauen i'm Wei9Git, bite
i9 at meinem Na3folser ST. iibertrasea.
Nem lllm, ben 1. Ytopember 1898.
IS gu tan @0ti6.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09
Neue Mn3et9en.
0ctmdttS.ueberna

Ole umter;e idnetem MAIDEN hermit be-
FAINT, bab ie ben Setrteb hes leitber pom oer
Sirma NidlauS & @otl1 9ciilbrtelS 9mteoes
uno Wa9ner9ei1aits iiberllommell baben ano
lld beFetbt9eu weroen, bolielbe III ber lett:
bergen ti9ti9cn Netle weiter ST. tiibren.
Nitlous& Semle.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09
Sur 8ca@tun8.

Wei1en &un6en unb Treunoen ;ur Na@z
rt9t, oaB i'd meiu Sleii6er9el9dit bis CUR
youe,oun9 meines Neubaues mad Nmaun's
@ebaube neben Glo6uer & Miuers Gtle1z
,paaren9ei9aft perle9t babe uab bal elblt be-
reit bin ale Nuftra9e III 9epobnter Weile
ars5uiiibreu. Mar Geinbart.
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3u perfaufcn.

Sin reutablcs Saloou=G el9Gft III Mor=
gan, uebit Saus, Sta4, unb @runbei9eu=
tbum. 9faberes gu erfabreu III Der Office
bes Sorti6ritt. ba
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-09
Nen Marti aus Tairfar uerweilte
am Montaa auf Yslu1 in Wew ulm.

Ueu Marti aus Tairfar uerweilte
an Montas auf geiu9 III Mew ulm.
Sri. Mary &rueser bat ben uns
terridt III elmer S@ule nabe gpan
iibernommen.
Gimme 4 @ebbarb iino 9e9ens
wartis an Der Mrbeit, ben 6uBbooen in
Der bieiisen Creamery nit G%ementplats
ten ST bclcsen.
Nlireo Oittbenner uon Mor9m
unp Sri. Sophie MsiQer bon bier wurs
ben leeten 0onnerita9 bur9 Yaltor
Seeser BON Der Trieoenstirdc 9etraut.
Sn elmer ont Montas Nbeno ab:
9ehaltenen Grtra : Neriammlun9 oes
Sdulratbes wuroe bic &%eli9nation uon
Or. Stridler ais Mitslieo ansenommen
uno 6. y. 9ornburs at isinsr SteQe
sewab(t.
llnierm Ureunb $. 9. in Conn
Start be item Oant fir Die %iiberianoten
Neuisteiten. IS iolte uns lisb iein,
wenn au3 anoere observation-disclosures
ten bes vNortjdritt" uns Don 3eit 81
Belt Mittbeiluu9eu iiber ge9ebenbeiten
in ibrer Na@bari6ait satommen lallen
wiiroen.
- Der l6 Sabre olte Sobn Sdilo,
uon Der tiir;li9 in Beaver SAILS tagens
Den Oiitritt Court wesen 0iebltabls 81
10 Sasen uno 6. $. &owan wesen Nns
sriiis uno &0rperuerlebung 81 8 Monas
ten @efdnsnis uerurtbeilt, lino bierber
sebra4t uno iiten i'll Der bieii9en Gouns
ty Sail TIRE Citrate ab.
Ser @inter lit I'M gn;us uno ba
lit es swedmdBis lid na@ 9uten Sefen
um;uicben. Wer iid einen iol@en anz
suidaien scoentt, miro es lit ieinem sSn>
~tereile finoen ii@ oas 9roBe 9a9er BON
tDeisz uno &od0fen I'M @el6ait BON
y. Sauoen i@la9er anSuieben, ebe ct
l%onltuo tauf t.
- 0er Brdiioent BET Chicago, Mil=
wautee & ct. Youlbabn bat tiir;li9 Bic
Sroer erlallen, pom l. Nouember an
ale gebalter Don Nngelteuten, wel9e
bur6 Sic Dor Swei Monaten ct olste To-
proccnti9e Geouttton beriibrt wuroen,
mieoer su erb0ben. Die beoeutenoen
@ei@afte Der Babn ma9reno Der Weltz
austeQung ioQen NnlaB su oiei EN- ni6t
iebr bduii9 uortommenocn S9ritt, Ser
No6ahmun9 peroient, 9ewelen iein.
- Die folaen6en 8iirser pom grown
County weroen bas Sersni:&.n baben,
bel Dem AM Oienitog Den ,. SSuuuar be-
sinnenoen @intertermin bco Otitritt9ez
ridtes als @el4worene iu fun9iren:
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3u ncrmtethcn.

linb 2 ober 3 3immer nebit 2 Glolets III elmer
neuen @obnun9. Naberes III Der Oifice bie=
les SlatteS. ba
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-30
In Defense of Kansas

From the St. Louis Post-D Dispatch
Probably most of the calamities of
the civilized world might be averted if
common sense were more evenly dis
trlbuted. The literal minded man has
no perspective ana one fact is Just as
important and just as significant as ar
other. S0ch people are usually pug
naciouS because they are ignorant, and
intolerant because they are unable to
test their conclusions by shifting their
point of view.
An example Of this pernicious and
pugnaciouS intolerance is seen in q
group of portraits of western congress
men published in Harper's Weekly en-.
titled Enemies of the Public Welfare"
This means OF course that these gentle
men do not agree with the editor of
Harpers Weekly on certain public
questions and that in his opinion
all who do not agree with him are
enemies Of society. Another and more
common exhibition OF this spirit is by
reiterated assertions that the other man
IN the argument is a fool. After this has
been repeated few thousand times the
reader begins to think there must be
something IN it, especially as ne does not
like 10 be caught in the company OF men
whose 'inteliex' are derided bv people
OF Importance. Individual peculiarities
are also seized upon as evidence either of
Enavery or foolerv on the theory that
one who Is not like everybody else
must lie designing villain OF a rayinc
maniac.
y wholesome rebuke to this bicotrv
comes trola the Springfield, Mass, Re-
publican, a paper which often reminds
It's readers that wisdom is not monoDo-
llzed by persons whose ideas, like their
clothes, are tailor made. Commentinr
on the runners concerning the strauo.
races dwelling west Of the MississjpDl.
The Republican SAYS:
Instead Of real news aud accurate and
unbiased descriptions of events aud ten
denotes, we get retliculo1s stories abont
Simpsons lack of socks. PETERS wins kers
and Mrs. Leases vocabulary. When we
should have had penetrating studies OF
SoelaI conditions among the farmers. ".
were given readable articles about nm
Alliance picnic.
there are more union veterans in proDor-
(. uoa 10 the population IN Kansas than any
other state. Secession. indeed Get at
the original sources concerniny this talk
about Commercial separation" and on-
MUS hottliue more tStFiDts advocated hy
responsible parties team the buiidlug mn
OF seaports on the gull, a. the expense OF
New ork. Boston, Baltimore ard paiIa
Gelpals, through which tue great staple
products OF the west aud southwest NAV
be exported
These healthy words are in pleasing
contrast 10 abuse and ridicule IIhs thu
printed Ia the Weekly. Less vitupera-
uoa anu abuse and more '.peuetrafiu,-
studies of social conditions" viii ouickIT
BRING about AN understanding anu ailay
All fears concerning tine desi rs OF p.sr-
sons who are probably is patriotic ana
perhaps rs intelligent as their critics
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-30

minds the reader of tine authors most
| famous sketches. The hero is an Ameri-
can claimant for a large Scotch estate.
The plot is most ingenieusiy handled,
and American and Scotch types are
humorously contra>ted.
Miss Sarah Orne Jewett contributes a
sketch OF New England country life
"fThc Hlton's Holiday" Two of Miss
Grace Kings Balcony Stories. which are
illustrated, "Giandmothers Grand
mother" and 1.-THE Old Lady's Restora-
ton, inpart the charm OF New Ore
life and character to the number. Mrs.
Norman Cutter, new writer, contrib
utes dramatic Mexican story entitled
Six Bulls to DIE" which is illustrated
with effective pictures OF fighting in
the ring. Mrs. Mary Hartweli Gather
wood completes her Indian romance,
The White Islander" and the postum
nous novel by Woicott Balestier, .'Bene
fits Forgot" reaches a climax. and Will
be concluded in the October number.
Several papers lend extraordinary bio
graphical interest to the number. phil
lips Brooks Letters from India reveal
the great preacher rs genial traveller of
the widest interests and OF the heartlest
human sympathies. The chapter OF
81 aves from the Autobiography of Sal
VIM" describes his South American tours.
his first visit to New York, and his early
experiences in Paris and London. The
narrative of the great actors conquering
tour of the world is described with liter
AIRY charm, and is interpreted with COM
ments on the great dramas, particularly
Shakespeares, which must prove Of the
iiveliest interest to the whole Eng lish-
reading world.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-30
THE WORLDS STOCK OF MONEY.

! Never, perhaps, in the history of this
country has the money question, as 1t
relates to the financial system of the
government and its effects upon the in
dustrial and commercial affairs OF the
nation, absorbed public attention so uni
versally and to such degree Of inten-
sity as at the present moment. In view
of this absorbing concern it will be a
matter of interest to al to know some
thing of the status of the principal ma
tons of the world as to their financial
affairs and the relation Of tire money
metals to each other. The following
table prepared by Mr. Preston, director
of the mint, shows these points and also
the per capita of money in each Of the
countries named. This table shows that
the aggregate stock of gold is S3,502,-
800, GEO: the aggregate stock of silver Is
s. 042, 700, 900; and the aggregate I'M
covered paper is 2,635, S773, 600. The
stock Of gold possessed by the principal
countries is
United States. SG04, 900, 600: Great
Britain, $3.50, 600, 900; France, $500, 000,-
GOO; Germany, $500. 900, 600; Russia $780,
900 000
The silver stock of these same coun-
tries is given as following: United
States, $6l5 900, 900: Great Britain, $780,,
900, 900; France, 500. GOO 600; Germany,
$21l, 600, 000; Russ a. 500, eco, 600. This
stock of silver is divided by Mr.. Preston
into full tender and limited tender. The
United States has S53S coo, 900 full ten
der and ST. 1000, coo limited tender;
Great Britain, no silver full tender
500, 900. 900 limited tender: France,
$3.50, 900, 900 full tender, $50, 900, 900 lin
tied tender: Germany, pl03, GOO, 600 full
tender and Sos, 600, 900 limited tender;
Russia, 1922, coo. 600, full tender and $685.
coo, 900 limited tender, The ratio pre-
vaiiing in nearly all the principal
countries between gold and legal
tender silver is 1 to 15t. This is the
ratio in France, Belgium, Italy, Spain,
Netherlands. Russia, Central and South
America, The ratio between gold and
silver IS, as a rule, to
IA 49, The respective ratios in the
United States are l TO 10 % and to
1495
The various monetary systems as d.
vided among the several countries are as
follows:
Gold and silver-United States, France
Belgium, Italy, Switzerland, Greece, !
Spain, Netherlands, Turkey and Japan.
Gold-Unlted Kingdom, Germany,
Portugal, Austria, Scandinavian Uuion,
Egypt, Canada and Cuba.
Silver-Russia, Mexico, Central and
South America and India.
OF the uncovered money South |
has 5000, 600, 600; Russia. $780, |
000, 900; the United States, S412, 900. 900; |
Austria, $26O.000, 900; Italy, Sl63, 000,- |
600; Germany, $107, 700, coo; France, |
81 900, 000 Great Britain, 500, 000, 900. |
The per capita circulation of gold is:
United States, $9.01; United Kingdom, !
SlL41; France, S20.s2; Germany, $12. -;
Russia, 1921.
The per capita of all classes of money |
is France, $40 SO; Cuba, $31: Neither |
lands, $2S.So; Australia, 1913; Bel |
GUM, 1898; Unite; States, 2434; |
United Kingdom, 13.42; Russia, 7.16.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-30
A TRAMP WHO TuMsLEo.
How . Base Trick Made Him Rite Up
with Indignation.

How . Base Trick Made Him Rite Up
with Indignation.
He had a Newfoundland dog as big
as yearling calf. and for three years
not a tramp succeeded in getting To the
house. He lived just outside of town.
and but for the dog would have been
''strucl" three or four times day. IL
was fun 10 see tramp come along.
take a square look at the house, and
then reach over and uubolt the gate.
The click of the bolt was the signal for
''old Bose who had his quarters I'M
der the veranda, To rush out. and as
sight of him the caller would make
skate down the highway as If fred
from cannon.
One night thunderbolt struck the
corner af the house and the dog was
killed in his bed When the sad dis
/ covery was made, the owner deter
mined to stuff the body and see il il
wouldn't prove a scare-crow To tramps-
He got taxidermist, and at the end of
a week "Oid Bose" was set up under
cherry tree at the corner OF the YER
anda. He was in the shadow and faced
the gate. His false eyes glared and his
teeth were all on exhibition, and To
one standing at the gate ne looked like
live dog ready To devour ali comera
He had been in position about an hour.
when a weary pilgrim was seen coming
over the hill and sizing up the house.
Every body made a skip, and five min
utes later the tramp reached over and
shot the bolt. AS he swung the gate
ol- !,
brief glance he muttered:
"Durn your buttons. Bill Wheeler,
but you don't want nothin here"
He shut the gate and started off in a
hurry but he hadn't gone hundred
feet before he stopped and scratched
his head. Then he went on few feet
and stopped and scratched again and
seemed puzzled. He advanced ten feet
farther. and then turned square around
and held sort of counsel with himself
The result was that he returned at
brisk walk. opened the gate with a
bang. and, walking straight up TO the
dog, he lifted the stuffed" in his arms
and dumped il into bed of catuip
thirty feet away. He then walked 10
the back door. in which the man and
his wife were standing in j paralyzed
condition. and said:
I'm tramp and don't deny II. but
though I'm ragged and dirty and hard
up. I've got feelings. When a man sets
live dog on me that's all right and ac-
cordin' To- Hoyle, but when fellow
plays me low down with stuffed ca
nine he Injuries my feelin's and hurts
my self-respect and / don't want no
truck with him"
The man almost cntreated him 70
come in and sit down to square meal,
and offered TO fit him out with suit Of
clothes on top OF that, but the tramp
wiped tear from his left eye and made
off with the reply:
Cant do IT. sir-can't do II nohcw
We've got 70 preserve our self-respect
in this line o. bizness or IL cant last
II il had been live dog wouldn't hev
nuthin' TO say, but 20 go and ring in a
cadaver on me and jump me of my dig
nifty is playin' Bill Wheeler altogether
too fine. You keep your old clothes and
cold vittles fur some galoo' who haip't
got no feelin's and can't be insulted"-
Detroit Free Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-30
or the EagIe.
OR WORDS TO THAT EFFECT.

Wen, feel so kind o jolly
When think about the Way
That the .lelnagogues about Us do object
To our layin' ali this trouble
II their ork last lection day.
Amt right, eli! words TO that effect?
An like to keep harpin',
1t makes 'en feel so sore,
This very pleasin' little retrospect;
An ike 10 keep u singin,
Hard times come no MORE"
Kind o s'castic like, or words to that eff
feet.
There's mother lection comm
In the ia OF ninety-six,
An twill lie a lively time, too, expect;
Nor viii the cranks an hoxlers,
Who got Us in this fix,
Be ''in it." or words to that effect.
Ole Missus Lease II be there
An 50 VIII Hoke an Adlai.
An many more | cannot recollect;
But the wind will fan their whiskers
As it nurmurs. soughiDg sadly,
showed UNDER" or words to that effect.
"A. r. W.