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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
Oas Conn 9afapette bat ii@ eis
~ .NpabsS ,raber" anQelhoitt.

Oas Conn 9afapette bat ii9 eis
men ,&oabs@ raber" an9el9aft.
Die beiten Oeliarben iirSaus unb
S9eune, iomie @bite 2eao uno Dele |"
Sliens Mpotbete.
Nrit Gang, eim Tubrmanu fir Nas
gel 4 Do fer, serqueti@te ii6 am CANT
itaa beim Mblabcm eiues Barrels bel
Sauemeyers Jleii@laoen eiuen Singer.
Yeter Manberielo uon @ibbon bat
le,nen Store at Sobn Trieocl auspers
tauit uno beobii@tist, in ein Sa"t9es
i9dft 81 9ebsn.
- sSn Der Wobnuns uon $. S.
geunima in Conn Sisel finoet WFor9en
Gin Tamilieniclt, III weldem Der @es
burtstas bes 9ausberrn einbesrifien lit.
ltatt.
Sobn 8artel iisl ant Monta9 bel
Der Mrbeit an Sdels Brauerei BON eis
uem @eriit trus aber 9liidli9erweiie
nur gang unerbebli3e Terletun9en oaz
pnn.
- Oie 6amilien 2obeyoe, 9ennin9z
fen uno Trau Miuer baben bic 3wi>
i6cniensen auf ibrem Gi9entbum entf tier
men IalIen, mobur6 bas 0an5e el1en
melt bubi9eren Nnblid sewabrt.
- Oie Yreisriese, wel9e ii6 an benz
i'm Suli in Milwoutee ltattfinoenocn
Buuoes= Gurnieit betbeili9em miro, balt
am @onnta9 ben 25. Stunt elm sroBes
S6auturnen nit no3folsenoem Gang
transden ab.
- 9m Oienita9 lit AUDI bic neue
elesante innere Ginri3tun9 fir bic Gltis
sens 8ant ensetrofien uno al f9elteQt
woroen; bic ueue Tront uno lonlti9e
Ierbel lerunsen, worunter Elm 9eisappa>
rat, meroen iu einisen Ea9en fertig 9ez
lteut lein.
Die bieii9e Teuerwebr crruablte tn
ibrer geri ammluu9 'am Monta9 Nbeno
Gbiei. 6. 8ruit, $. 9tasel II. 5. Yfaenz
Der ais Oelesaten gu Der am Is. uuo
IA. b. sc. in SI0 st. Saul i%tattiinz
Senoeu Sabresueriammlung bet Staatsz
Teuerwebr=S ereinisung.
- Mie mir bereits in lester Numuer
ermGbnt uno mie III BET beuti9en in Ell
nem Nuirui al Die Nuian;zyeute eri i@tz
lid, weroen Sic 9errcn y. g. Saples,
sc ational>S Organization Der sc. S. g.,
uno 8. =. Gong, Staats : Nuian;z
&eoner ant Donnerl tag, Treitag uno
Samitag in Seem Him, Springfield uno
Siberia Yortrd9e balten, moran ii6 mo-
mentli9 bic MuianSleute unb Tarmer,
lomie ale Treunoe bet &eformbewe9un9
sablrei9 betbeiligen loQten. DteSerz
a III nj lung in New ulm I'M
> ct a . onneri It a g g a DIM t.
tag UNI 100 in Der Union
9alle TAFT.
- Die Start Tarmers Mutual Sire
Sni urance So. bielt am Monta9 in
Sleepp Gpe ibreSabresue riammluns ab,
mel4e auBerit 5ablrei3 bsiu3t mar.
Nus ben Beri6ten Der 8eamten 9tns
II. u. beruor, Dap sesenwartis 476 go
licen Der @eleul@ait nit elmer Verli9es
runssiumme uons776, 900 in&raft iino.
Die Nussaben wabreno oes letten Sab
res wareu obermals lebr gerin9e, Der be-
ite Bemeis, baB bic Tarmer in teiner
G%ompasnie 10 biQis ueriidern t0nnen
ais in Der ob9enannten. Cine lebbafte
Debate entipanu ii@ aber ben Nntras.
AUDI 9esen Teuerzyerluite, mel4e our9
Dampf Drel6mai@inen entiteben, gu
ucrii9ern; BET 9lntra9 erbielt inoeB ni4t
bic erioroerli@e 3weiorittel @timmenz
sabl uno fiel iomit our@. Mls Seamte
wurben ermdblt: Sub. g. 9iQes5eim,
Yrdiioeut; Setter Mers, Secretar; Us.
&oBba9, S@abmeiiter Sobn Cutting,
Sacob Stunt, @nbreas 9oHmann, $.
S6eibel, 6. Toriter unog. Gebn, Diz
reftorel.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
8etdnntma6unQ.

Ger S9ulratb madt bierm1t betar,t, bob
nod mebrere Stabt= Qots III perfaufeu 1inb.
Die Gage, ben ab9ei9atteu 8ertb lno bic
acknowledgements iino bur6 st. Sur9,
benz goriieer 6es Natbes, 5u erfabren.
Stem lllm, Winn., rs. Dfai 1898.
6. g. Sod, Glerf.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
NeMe Mm5et9en.
9anffa9Mn9.

Niiir Die 9robe 8etbeili9un9 an benz 9ei6enz
be9Gu9uijle ul1ieres Nuters unb @robuaters
G6riitiau @Gttte, uno ins6e1onoere 0em 6efer
Yoiteu g. 81. 81. fir bic ibrem alten &amez
raben er,uieiene leste SIRE ~erltatten ibren inz
ui9iten Sant
Ole SlnterbIiebenen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
xa"nowirtbi@attlt6cr @crcin.

Die rcselmabise Notwithstanding
finbet itatt mn Samitag ben 10: SUIT Nodz
mitto9s II llbr III bet Surllbale. Nebe1
onbern 1pidti9en Mn%9ele9enbeiten 1T bic Nroz
&c iiber Mbaltun9 Der Sair ali oer Cages
~orbuun9.
81. SteiubGuier, Secr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
WuhoroeruuQ.

Mue 0ieiemiseu welde mir nod idulbem
unb lutoieu eripareM woueM, iinb bier,nit
no6mals auiseforbert, ibrem Serpfi9tun8en
unperl Gumt 10 T. ;ufommeu ober Weni8ltenS
bel mir uorsuipre9em Mnb absurednen.
10 Traus = 6nobrid.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
SturntncrN0e a.

Die n~euliden Sturmidaben baben seseist, odb gerz
fiderun9 9eaen Sbaoen pom Wtnoitilrmen nno Sorna>
boes serabe 10 uotbwenois lit, ais sesen Seuer unb Ylisz
l6aoen, unb i'd made beBbalb baraui aufmertiam, boB
i'd Eoltcen in ben superldiisitel1 @eieui daiten sa 10 btls
li9en Vreiien oui 1, 3 ober 5 Sabre %auslteaea fam, bab
giemano bic serinse Nussobe iaeuen loate:
NJ. 8 faenDer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
Bnflen8 Mrnica=S albe.

Ole bette Salbe in ber gss(t fir Sdntitmunoen,
Duet Wunben, @eidwire, Sal;huB, Tledten,
ouiseiprunsene Sdnbe, Troltbeulen, !Sibnerau9en uub
ale Sautausi6ldge unb BELT unfeblbar !6dmorrboioen.
Youitanbise yeirtcbisuns suseiidert ODER teine YeSabz
lung perlanst. Isrets, 25 Gents bic Sdadtel. gu ba>
ben bel >. Dt. SIen, New Him.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06

Sommers pir6 man baS 8auipert III leincr
pollen ctgenartigcn S3Dnbeit b~etpunbcrn
f0nneu. ga Bic @eitfrpnt bes dlten 8aues
cine 10 ib0ne Grneucrung g%efunben BAT,
fam Bic 9&orbieite niobt gang leer olt5seben.
iebtgc tobte 2eere bieier 2GngSieite
wiirbe eine 8eleibi9ung fiir ie6es fiinltlez
riicbc 2lugc ietn, GS muB alio Nbbilfe 9e7
16affcn tperoen un6 trob Der i6tecbten !3et@
ten iinb bic 8remer ba5u entl1LoIen.
Treilicb gcgen $4,000 Otf. tperben not6tg
ieiu, UNI eirtsermaBen Our9 fIeine Gbirmz
cbel1, Durcb 5tpet @iebel ultO before @eital>
ting Des Gin9ong5 un6 Der Seniter 6orm
unD 9cbcn in Bic groBe 6ld4e 81 icbaffen,
aber Der y4etroLeumfOnig" Sran5 S9utte
ging NIT gltem 8eiipieI Dorar, inbem CT
Bel Der Sa9respenbe 10000 Otart bergab
inter ser 8ebingung, DAB bis 3um 1. Npril
BET an Der ooucn 8ouiumme feblenbe 9teft
BON anberer Sette ge5ei6net tpiIr6e. 0ieier
2lppel mfrs ni6t pirfungSlpS bleiben unb
penn Sal5mann au6 bieien She'll leiner
Nufgobe gd0it bat, wir0 8remen elm 8au@
perf beiiben, DaS tn ietner @i9enart fait
eil5ig baltebt un6 in ieiner Sage Swiiden
Dem ebrpirDt9en &atbbauie un6 Der in
gOt6ii6en Sormen gebauten 8Orie ein
prd9tiges StGotebilb i9affen miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
Ser 8ret1ter Dom.

Die Notwithstanding oeS alten SnmS
in 8remen lit in ibrem 6auptt6eile Dou>
en6et unb mas mob 6aran fe6lt, beoarf our
NuSfi6rung nicbt 10 ptel 3ejt, Wflbe uno
Soften, tple ber berettS Terttge She'll. Ser
8remer Dom, friiber bic er56ilbOflibe Sea-
tbeorale, lit zines Der d~lteiten uno merit
miiroigitcn @ebGu6e 9cuti6lanbS. 0te
dGteiten S6eile beS jebigen @ebGubeS itan>
men aus Der .3ett bes @r5bti9ofs QbaLbert,
0em elften S%a6r6unbert, Die 8Olbung beS
W1itteli6tffeS uno beS iibGiban Seitenz
16tffes lit finger un0 itammt aus benz
Stp0lften uno 6%rei5e6nten SaDrbunoert.
9as n0rbLic6e Seitenidbtff nit ben an
itoBenben &apelen iDurOe IN ben Sa6ten
1502-22 in elm ~etnSigeS groBeS, benz
Ofitteli6tff an 6D1e beina0e glet9fommenz
De9 Sbtff umgebaut. 3pet &rDpten u1ter
benz 0itlicben unb weItIt6en G6ore 6tenten
tange 3eit ais @~rabfapeaen, ipGter aber
ais 2agerrdume fir Sabat uno NSein. Die
S6iirme 6e5 9om5 baben tbre beionberen
SbtGiale. Ser Siibt6urm ~itiir3te infolge
i~eiuer unioltoen 8auart Gnbe Sanuar 1893
5uianr1e11, Der IN romant1cben 6ornten alf1
gefiDrte Norbtburm perlpr 1e!ne Sptbe
burcb eiten 8libl4(ag anfangS Tebruar
1856 unD erbteIt 0arauf cine bGBIt6e
9aube.
= Grit um Die M}itte uniereS Sa6r6un6ertS
ntaCbte iicb Der @unib nab etnem l1mbau
Oer balb in Sriimmern Itege1t6en S9irn1e
geltenb unb lief etnen Sonbs fir btelen
3tDeG entite6en. Grit i'm Sabre 1888 trat
man Der Gerlptrflicbtng bteieS @uni3eS
nabe, genebmtgte einen bonn preuBiic5en
8autnipeftDr Sal5mann aus Wtartentperoer
ODrgelegten Blan un6 beranItaltete etne
aQgemctne Sannmlung, ipelcbe Elm &apttaL
bon 400, 900 SO. einbracbte. Ser ltmbou
Der S6iirnte ipar ni6t 9ans einfacb, ba TO-
ppDl lie IN ben ettt3flnen Sto6iperfen ais
a1cb Die 0on1ftrcbe Spuren bon fait alien IN
9euti3latD 5ur @eltun9 ~9elangten Stilen
trlgen. Sal5mann bat lt6 NIT getpt1ien>
batter 8ietdt ben bcutltcben Nbltdhten Der
alten 8aumeiiter angei9Lofien utl6 lein
neueS 8ert ben be1ten Mtuitern alter Gunit
nacbgebtlDet. Sein 8lan gie6t ben nelten
Gbiirmen cine romaniibe 6aiiabe, beren
beioe SDirme i%ogenannte lG9ltl6e SpiBen
er6altcn.
Sretli5 icbon nac6 einem Sabre 3eigte es
1td, oaB Die ~pOrbanbenen W2tttel ntc6t ent=
fernt auSrei6en miiroen uno Ser @emein@
finn Der 8renter erbtelt @~elegenbett, ltcb in
ietnem beiten 2tcbte 81 5eigen. Sbeils burdb
8erfauf bon Dem Dom gebOri9en 9Gnbez
reien, t6etlS bur3 freiwtui9 unb ntcbt gum
geringiten 3belle burb etnen glGnsenben
8a5ar i'm ~pori9en Sabre aufge6ra6te @el1
Der %er5ielte man Die ais WteDrbetrag 9efor>
berte Summe BON runb elmer Wtiuion un6
in Notwithstanding fur5er 3eit lit 0aS @erf
fertig geporoen. gto5 umfleibet 5tpor elm
bicbtes @eriiit bic beiOen 3DiQin9st6urme,
aber ibr 8alt lit oolenbet, bon &reuS unb
@etterba6n g%efrOnt, ibre tupfernen 0Gcber
5eigen infol9e frdftiger 8atintrung Sic
CRIME Sarbe urb am @noe bes 6iesjaDrisen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
Jnlano.

Ser @ouberneur bon Sib>9 atota Fat
burb feline unteri4rift bic fir3ltb BON Der
borttgen StaatsgeieBgebung angenommene
8tu gum @eieb erboben, tponad Sur9er
anberer Staaten, tpelcbe cine @belbetOung
mini9en, erit 6ann gum @inreidben Der
alage berebttgt iein iouen, lpenn tie ieebs
Monate I'M Staate Siib@Oafota %nobnDaFt
g~etpeien iin6. 0urb bieies @eieb miro bte
onit0Btgite Glauiel aus ben @9elbelDungs7
@eleBen Gibbs afota's auSgemer5t, pel3e
bic 8roSeiiirung nur BON einem gan5 fur7
gen Mufentbalt tnnerbalb Ser Staats9rensen
abhd1gig madbten. Die @bei9etoungSz
Golonien in Siour SAILS unO anoeren
Srten SIb>9 afota'S peroen IN Solge
beIien tpobl balb cine beOcrtenbe Nbnabme
Der &ppf5a6l aufpetien.
= Or. Soiepb Gardner bon 8eoforo III
Sn6iana bat Der 6umanitdts9eleQicbaft
bonn v9fotDen &reu8" 1872 NcreS fpertbooQen
2anbes geicbenft, tpeldbeS in Der %1o9eI1anl'tel1
glue @raB &egion BON Snoiana an Der
@rense bon &entudp selesen tit ote @eieu7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06

oOb auf Sic leicbte 8eripun6ung zines
BoliSiiten uno auf pcricbiebene 8erbrobcne
Scnltcricbeiben.
S9pieriger mar Sic Sadblage auf benz
9anoe. SSn Orp6eusben befan6en itcb bic
8eante!t, &auflelte II. I. 10. furS bic
8ourgeotiie 6cS fleinen 9a16ItGbtbens auf
DEM @tie; ploblt9 erl6ien cine Mengc
Mrbelter nit elmer rotDen SABINE, Die NIT
Bcilcn unD Stan9en bas Sis nit bcn
NSortcn 3erlcblugen: Dg8enn mir fein 8rot
baber, lDlt t6r aac6 fein 8er9nilgen baben.
gtieoer nit 6en S0lttti6ubldufern unb
louIti9en T%aulcn3ern." Oa iib eintge Der
S6litti6ubldufer iiber' biele llnpcribamt7
belt dufbieltelt, 10 e%ntltan6 5niibeu ben
Nrbettern uno etti9en 8eamten ein 6arb@
gemen9e, pobei pericbiebene 8ertpunbunge11
porta11en. Sn Der auf 0telen Sfanbal fol1
genoen 9tadt bur65pg cine 8anbe bon
ettpa $50 Nrbettern Die StraBen unb mari an
ben 6duiern Der bemtttelteren 8iirger
Teniterlbei6en Elm.
Die &egierung fitblt ie6r ipo9l6te 9cfabr>
boue ltnlt6er6eit Ser Sage unb trtfft infolge
0eilen ale moglicbcn 8orii1tSmaBregclt.
so tpuroe Die b%crtttene @enbormerie IN ben
tpeltlt6en BroDtn3en be6eltten0 berltGrft,
mas etne NuSgabe bon $4,000 0ul6en erz
foroert. Son groBem GinfluB itnb bteie
Sorfommntl1e auf Bic uob ME beiOnOers
g~ilnitige Stimmung gegenliber benz 8ore
icblag beS gegenwGrtt9en Cabinets fir bas
allgemeine Wa9lrecbt, beiien S6iGial Bis
her 5tpeifel6aft i9ien, burcb Sic lebten Grz
et8niiie aber iebenfalls beiiegelt istn tptr6.
8iSDer tano man Dem aQgemeinen 8a6l@
recbt ipertg ipmpat6ii9 gegenilber, jeBt aber
bat man 6aDor gera6e3u Nng1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06
Ser9let@ttn9 stptf@ctt Soon ttttS
giSm0rG.

StSnt0tG+
8pr einigcn 8ocben tbeiltcn mir cine
tntereiiante 8ergleicbung nit, pelbe unier
gretl ct SIinoticr 0ultaD 6 6rner 5tptlcben
Dem groBen &~riegSminiiter Goon uno Dcm
groBen Tel66errn Wtoltfe aniteute. SeBt
5ie6t &0rner, ebenfauS i'm yNn5etger oes
gSeitenS", cine ebeuio intereiiante Barallele
5tpiicben &pon unb Dem 9rOBen Stats
mamie 8tSn1ar6. Sic lautet:
v5toon bate cine t~rourige &in6er5ett
binter iid, tdmpfte nOcb Sabre lang gegen
9totb, bis CT itcb bur6 etgene &rdtt, DDte
%beinnDere GonnecttDnen, Den gSe9 gu Den
D0dbiten militdriihen Stufen babnte. Gr
mar flar in itcb u1b ieinen a3peder, fon1
lequent in leinen @1runDidBen. 8tSmdrdS
Sugen6 tpar cine fr06licbe, u~ngebunoene,
1orgenfreie. Q(uf ben l1niOerittGtel1, mo itcb
8ismarf StuoirenS lalber aufbtelt, tpebte
eiu f~reierer 9uft5ug, ais IN SaDcttenbdu1ern
uno f0ntgliden &rtegs16ulen.
Sn Ietner &0ntgStrele ultO tDnlerDdttoen
@eitnnung nan Der mGrfiicbe Sanolunter
Dem preuBii1en SecDnDelteutenant eben=
biirttg. 8etbe i6mdrmten u~riprunglicb t1tr
ben obiollltcn &0ntg. Ser INTERRUPTED mar
tpobl nl1r Ser, baB GDon nit Dem &Dnt9
gtng, pas bieier audi immer flr Sabne1
eini6lagen mo6te. 8tsmard par tllr ben
&0ni9 %abiolut,
@enn CT meirten @tQen t9ut.
Sin poittiuem 8iiien thar tpobI &oon
8tsmdrd iiberlegen. Qtucb mar GoOn Elm
Dprsiiqlicber urb ie6r i6neibtger GeOner,
Der aber feline i0Grfiten Qn9rtffe aut feline
@eoner in ~elegante parlamentartl6e S0r>
men ein8utpifeln DuBte. 8tsmard feblte
bic 9lnmutb 6er Jtebe gans. lteberfuue Der
@e6Qnfen LieB i'm oft Die entfteDerben
gSorte LANCE iucben. Sefter 11ocb Iber7
~itiir5ten iib Die SGbe.
lln1treittg mar GoDn ein Ofdnn bon be-
6euten6em Salent. Otdn fam i'm Deftntz
rem. 8iSmar6 lit Elm genie, rno oas
@ente lGBt itcb ni6t Oeftntren. Wfan er9
fennt cs nur an ietnen NcuBerungen. IS
folqt bet 9latur, ME bic &tuber Der 9tatur
fplger, babcr lit es encouragement unb unbe7
rebenbar. 9a5 @enie, angeboren tpte eS
lit, ipric6t in 8ilDern unO 0let6ntlien,
tuie Qut6er, ipie @0t6e. GS %erfinbet neue
@Drte, lteue SGBe, ober btelmeDr erftnDet
1ie nibt, ion6ern ie itr0men tbm 81, ieIbit
pit i1m u%nbeipuBt. @S tiIlnnert ftb iel7
ten Inn Bic id66ne Torm. SIT gum @ente
g8tffen un6 BeltfenntniB getreten, eri6etnt
es in elmer beDeutenbcn Stelung, unD be-
ionberS CUR rec6ten 3eit, 10 miro uno muB
eS 6erriben u6er i'm San1pf I'M baS 5Ocbite
untergeben.
9aS @ente 5ie6t an unO ft0Bt al, neil
es ii6 ieinen eigenen Q8eg ba6nt, unO 8crz
fort, mas eS in ieinem 2auf aufbdlt,
Sreur6 poer Seinb. SIT Der @rfolg ieineS
Strebens un8etpiB, 70 fam es @egenitanb
bes 9rimmigiten Safes merOeu. @eltpgt
ibm iein @urf, 10 bebt ietnen Srdger eine
betpunbernbe Wfen8e iltbelnb ais etnen
6eroS aufS S9tlb. 9teiBt i'm aucb 5ulebt
baS S6ifiat bon ietner lteiIen 6Obe, ME
es gtapoleon ben Grtcn g~cftiir3t bat, 10
tbut bas ieinem Qn6enfen fejnen @bbru9.
@enn Der Geib in Staub 5erfauen,
2ebt ber groBe 9tar1e nOd."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06

nit nit etnem ppblgesieIten S9la9e @ans
non Die 6irni6ale.
@eorgc 6aselett aus @6iting in Sns
Oiana min nGcbitens Elm geraoe51 freoel7
pel6aftcS 8agcitif ausfiibren, troem er
6cabitcbti9t, in elmer etgens gu benz 13tpede
ge6auten Come iiber einen BET etgentltcben
NiagarafdQe bina6 in Die &tefe 3u faDren;
ct 1T ibon friiber 3peimal in elmer iolcben
8pnne Durc6 bic Strolni6neuen beS gftaz
CARA gcfo6ren urt6 sur Qusfitbrung 1etneS
n~eltelten ~gSagniiies bereits mach yttagara
Sails inn Staate Stem Oort ab8eretit. Gr
mill it9 CUR 6abrt iiber ben @al1ertau
elmer dbnlicben Snnne beotene1t tpte Die,
pelc6e er 3urSa6rt burcb bic Strom1bnelen
6enubt bat; er glaubt ben Stur3 IN DIE
Gtefe BON 165 SUB obne @efG9roun9 letnes
2ebens ausbalten 81 f0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06

u OOTFON Jul ~ Dre7V1 UUBC W
ipobl6etannte 8aumeiiter Samuel S. S..
GbaDcr DoridBlic6 eri6Oiien. @r mar felt
einiger 3ett frdnfli9 un6 befan6 ifD felt
elmer @o9e in lebr 9ebriidter Stimmung,
inter 6eren @tnfluB ct mebrere Mtale 3u
ieiner Trau duBerte, baB es better iein
mlir6e, tpern er aus Dem 2e6en lbiebe.
Dem @ernebmen nacb bate ct bpbeutenbe
@cloforberun8en ausiteben, Oeren porlGuft9e
llnein5ieD6arfeit tbn befimmerte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-06

UoroeF5 BON Der UfoBe ettes TTdH1flc5en
ergab bei iahOerltdnOi9er Brifung einen
@oIbmert6 bon $42. Ser erite @ini6la9
murbe idbon Dor einem Sabre gemabt, aber
erit fiir3licb purOen Sic reicben 0taturi9GBe
inn SbooBe Ser Grhe ent6edt.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-02-15

Never but once before since the white
man settled the country was the Missis-
sippi frozen from shore to shore and an
ice gorge formed at Memphis. The suf-
fering this winter in the smaller towns
along the Ohio and Mississippi rivers is
unprecedented. Many of them have no
railroad connections and are dependent
altogether on the river for supplies of
fuel, clothing and groceries. The suffer
ing is something appalling, and the worst
of it has been that there was no way of
reaching the sufferers quickly and CIV
ing them aid. The winter of 1923 will
be remembered for half century ON ac-
count of it's severity. Kentucky, Ten
nessee. Georgia and North Carolina are
accounted warm states in the popular
Judgment, yet for the first time in the
memory of many grown persons they
have suffered in common with the states
farther north from zero temperature and
ice gorges.
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The family of the late Charles Pratt
of the Standard Oil company will soon
have finished for him and others of the
family the finest private mausoleum in
America. 1t stands on commanding
point of the family estate at Glen Cove,
Long Island, overlooking the sound and
country fbr many miles, and the latest
cost will be about $3.50 0C0 The mate
rial is fine red Rhode Island granite,
with interior finish of marble. There
are crypts for forty bodies.
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Mr.. Jesse Grant seems to be a more
thorough business man than any other
one of General Grants family, or the
general himself, for that matter, and his
mines in southern California and Mexico
bid fair to become very valuable. He
has leased the Gamble residence in the
suburb called Piedmont, three miles out
of Oakland, Cal, and designs making
that locality his permanent home. A
sister of his wife is Mrs. J. E. Mason
and lives at Alameda, while his wife's
mother, Mrs. W. S. Chapman, lives at tho
Palace hotel, San Francisco. Mrs U. S.
Grant will pass the present winter at
Jesse's, and propably take up her resi-
dence in California if she finds the eli
mate favorable.
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The Cooked Food Movement.

In spite of many obstacles and dis
couragements it is making progress, and
in most of the large cities there are
bright. cheerful Kitchens SO called,
where supplies of food all ready for the
table can be obtained at reasonable
prices. The movement to deliver such
food hot from wagons does not meet
with great success so far. The chief
progress has been made in establish
nlents where the families come for food
and carry it away in vessels of their
own. But undoubtedly the delivery
service could be made a success.
The plan began in some places as a
philanthropic measure-a plan to supply
families in tenement houses and poor dis
tricts with food of good quality, cooked
in the best manner, at a moderate price,
The result showed that comparatively
well to do people appreciated the plan
better than the thriftless and the very
poor. 1t is vast saving of time,
trouble and fuel to send to nearby
kitchen and get supply of soup, meats,
vegetables and plain, wholesome desserts
for family. Women engaged in bust
ness find such establishments invaluable
It will be the method of cookery in the
future. Such kitchen could succeed in
any town, the only requisites being that
the food should be exquisitely clean and
of good. wholesome quality. Dainty des-
serts and lobster salads might be left
out for ladies to make at home if they
wished or procure from a fashionable
caterer.
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The recent death of the aged Father
Henrici, who succeeded George Rapp
as the head of the society blished by
the latter, has revived the interest in
that singular people. Early in this CEN
tury Rapp organized the Harmonists in
his native Wurtemberg. They came to
America in 1906, and after some years at
New Harmony, Ind, located on the
Ohio near Pittsburg and built the fa-
nous village of Economy AS they We're
celibates and made few converts only a
few of them are left, and their immense
property will soon be subject for iti-
cation.
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and spirits, at the
age of 60, and her
name is Mrs. Van
Allstyne. Shehas
been blind from
childhood, and SO
has her husband.
They first met at
a home for the
blind, where they
were pupils, and
were married in
1853. She has
since w ritten
more Sunday
school HYMNS
than INV other
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Not many men in the late war rose
from volunteer private to major general,
as Rutherford B. Hayes did. In politics,
in the early part of his career, he was
one of the most victorious of men. Three
times in the contest for governor Of Ohio
he defeated the ablest Democrats in the
party-frst. Allen G.. Thurman in 1861,
next George Fl. Pendleton in 1889 and
again William Allen in 1875. But he
was never the same man after his presi-
Dental term. The incessant and bitter
attacks on him, which continued from
1875 till his death, made so painful an
impression on him that he retired from
politics absolutely at the close of his term
in 1851 and never afterward made po-
litical speech. The death of his brilliant
and accomplished wife some years ago
was another blow from which he never
recovered Mrs Hayes was his compan-
ion much of the time during his army
campaigns His death from neuralgia
of the heart is such as might have come
to man who had suffered much from
trouble of the mind.
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as Canada West,
was born in Dor
setshire, e ng-
land, in 1926, be-
ing a son of an
eminent minister
of the Establish
ed church. His
father b anne
rector at I'd
ronto. and there
the son was rear
ed. He was ad-
mitted to the bar
i'll ls4S. became
uT7aa,,'c co,,,,ual
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A Blind HYMN Writer.

The lady known to millions of people as
Fannie Crosby, writer of so many hymns,
lives in New York city, in good health
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in 1868. was made a vice chancellor for
Ontario in 1869 and appointed justice
of the supreme court in 1915. BY senior
ity he has recently become chief justice.
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10 writers. Her full maiden name was
Frances Jane Crosby, but she still pre-
fers to be called Fannie When Is years
old and assured that she would never
see in this world, she wrote these lines:
Oh, what happy soul ami
Although cannot see,
/ am resolved that in this world
Contented will be.
How many blessings l enjoy
That other people don'tl
Whewi To weep or sigh because am
blind
l cannot, nor won't.
She has always lived in the spirit of
that song, and has written over 5000
songs and HYMNS
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A Canadian Chief Justice.

Judge Strong, chief justice of Ontario,
which is still known to many Americans