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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-24

The Monitor man is fairly beside
himself because the VOICE intimated
recently that We were willing to ac-
cept the Republican precedent Of is
suing certificates Of election. The
people of Kansas" he says, believe
in fair elections and will be quick to
condemn any party that resorts TO
dishonest methods" In another
place he speaks Of the contemplated
villalny." We are sorry that what
was intended as a bit OF pleasantly
has so disturbed the spirit Of our
dreams, but We can't re-
frain from viewing with considerable
complacency the writhing Of those
who are threatened with a dose Of
their own medicine. OF course, the
people believe in fair elections and
what is more they believe in a fair
count, and that 10 why the Republi-
can party is ''in the soup" Take it
easy, neighbor; don't make yourself
ridiculous before the dose is admins
tered.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-24
To Stockncn.

We have a large number OF stock
cuts and have just received a special
order OF cardboard for pedigree post
ers. Come in and see what we can do
for you.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-24


The Monitor lays the failure OF rail.
road legislation at the door Of the
POpulists. Ordinarily this would
provoke surprise, but the people are
not surprised at any breaks the Mon.
itor makes any more. The Topeka
Capital is its model. and it follows it
as assiduously as if it were part ana
parcel Of its anatomy. \ party that
has been backed and fOstered by the
railroads as the Republican party
has, to such an extent that it turns
to them in every time Of trouble as a
child would turn TO its parent, r'Mr.
Peck, please send up the shopmen to
fight the military is now trying to
steal the livery Of the Populists to
ride back into power on. The record
Of the Populists on railroad legisla-
ton stands out as a.shining mark to
their credit. The corporations &C.
complished their object when they
made good their fraudulent claims to
the organization Of the house. This
done, they knew they could stife any
legislation they desired 70. OF
course they were too shrewd to take
a stand outright against any sort OF
railroad legislation, for that were but
TO invite the certain wrath OF the peo-
pie TO be visited upon them at the
next election. But they pass q sub
stitute which they hope TO serve the
purpose Of putting the Populists "ln
the hole" This substitute provided
for the election Of railroad commits.
sioners by the people, and the whole
matter Of rates was to be left TO them
The election Of the commissioners by
the people is Of course preferable, but
the railroads know full well that 1t Is
but little II any more trouble to con
troll a man elected by the people
than enc appointed by the governor
hence II they could get Of with thi.
they would not suffer much. But /,
was this zone man.. power that the
Populists were fighting, and they
wanted TO tx the rates right In the
law. The Monitor says the bill they
sought to pass would have ruined the
railroads financially and would have
been an injustice TO the employees
whose wages would have been reduc-
ed. Is ii not about time these thread.
bare arguments were dispensed with:
They were used all through the cam.
paign, but the people declared against
them 10 unmlstakable terms. The
bill which the senate passed land
which the Populist house passed unan-
imouslyl was almost an exact reprint
Of the Iowa law, which has been In
force In that state for several years,
and which was passed BY a Republi-
can legislature. Have you heard Of
any bankrupt railroads In Iowa?
Have you heard Of any reductions Of
employees wages below those paid in
Kansas? No. That talk is all bum
combe. Are not the people Of Kan
sas entitled to as much consideration
as the people Of Iowa? From whence
comes all this sympathy for bankrupt
ed railroads and so little for bank
rupted people? Is this standing up
for Kansas or the railroads, which?
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-24

The Republicans Of the house have
played mighty disreputable trick in
order to afford opportunity for conye.
nient political capital against Popu-
list members. The following protest
signed BY all the Populist members
explains itself and will put the people
on their guard. Let US thank the
Lord that the day is fast passing
when such tricks will be countenAneed
by honest citizens, under the cloak OF
partisanism:
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-24
A PROTEST.

We. the undersigned members OF
the legislature, protest against the
way In which the business Of the
present house OF representatives is
and has been transacted. The jour
nal OF the house has not been printed,
read or approved, and as 1t 10 control.
led by our political enemies, We have
no way OF knowing what IL contains.
We have on verifying the vote at DIFF
ferent times proved the journal incor-
rect, We being recorded as voting
when We did not vote and a. voting
In one way when in fact We voted In
the other. The refusal on the part OF
the Republican majority 10 print,
read or approve the Journal in order
that we may know whether IL is cor
rect or not. Is contrary TO all prece-
dents established by former iegisla-
lures In Kansas, contrary 70 all rules
Of parliamentary procedure, and abb
solutely without reason or excuse, and
against such tyrranous, unparlia-
mentary and unjust proceedings, We
hereby enter our solemn protest.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-24

Call at Frantz Bros for bargains in
Hardware and Lumber.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-24

The senatorial investigating COM
mittee which was appointed to inves-
tigate the charges OF corruption laid
at the door Of Governor Lewelling
and Others by the Topeka Capital,
has failed to develop the least thing
against the POpulists. but it has
hung the innocent denunciators Of
fusion up TO dry: In the testimony
OF Representative McAleny it was de-
velOped that Cy Leland, a prominent
Republican. had offered Populist
members as high as $1,000 and $1,000
70 vote for Democratic candidates for
United States senator and state print
er. Hello, NeighbOr Campbell, you
fellow who prate 50 much about sac
rifcing principle by an unhOly ALI
ance for the sake Of spoils, how is
this for fusion with a vengeance?
Eth! Speak up.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-24
The People,s partv and Democrats

The Peoples party and Democrats
have denounced the Sherman silver
act on every stump during the last
two years and now vote against its re-
peal. Another proof that the Repub-
lican party has not done anything for
the people.-Monitor.
The Sherman act was accepted as a
"half LOAF" as you well know, and We
don't propose TO yield the half loaf
until we get the whole one, and BY
the eternal. if you and your friend
Cleveland don't give it to Us, We. tie
people, will wiring both OF your
worthless" political necks of. Do
you hear?
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-24
New String G.l''
Al! Jackets.
New Ladies' Waists,
new
Millinery
Arriving daily.

We have made special
and extraordinary
y preparations for the
Spring Millinery
season. We will ex.
hiblt by far the larg-
est and finest stock
=. of Millinery. ever
shown in. yelling
ton! :r' -
You will find in brand
splinter new effects a,
complete stock of
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-24

Joe Hudson was Just dying to 90 be-
fore an investigating committee to
substantiate his charges Of corrup-
ton against Governor Lewelling, but
when the time came the committee
sat waiting for him to come as agreed
from 20 a. m. until sp. NJ, and then
lie had nothing TO say but what he
had received second handed, and that
as vague as space" The senate
ought to have had more discretion
than to have supposed for a moment
that the Topeka Capital could have
told the truth. The people Of the
state know it better than that.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-24

'f Il be true that the poor have no right to
the property Of the rich. let Il also be declared
that the rich have no right to the property Of
the or."-GovERSoR LEwELLISG.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-24

The daily papers are full Of inter-
views nowadays with eminent nnan-
ciers, those fellows who love so well
to tell the people what their wisdom
dictates as sound legislation, and in
many cases they bear the earmarks
OF so much per column. They are a
wonderful help to the business de-
partment of one Of our modern jour-
mails, and are of so much importance
that they are telegraphed to every
paper OF the association. One OF the
StudebakerS submitted" to an inter-
view in the Kansas City Times Sat
urday. Says this wise philanthropist
81 never could understand why the
silver men should not seek market
for their product just as the prOduc-
erS Of iron, copper, corn, wheat and
cotton do, instead Of asking the gov
eminent to take ii or fix a price for
it." Certainly, Mr.. Studebaker? And
then why not let the gold producers
do the same thing. That used to be
god argument, but it is decidedly out
Of date at this time-Out in Kansas,
at least.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-03-24
spent the $500 boodle he received

spent the $500 doodle he received
from Kansas City trying to get Re
publicans over to the Populist house,
and that the only reason he did not
get them was because his pile was
over-topped BY the railroad fund.
The Republicans have evidently got
an elephant on their hands in this
Investigation and are sorry that it
was ever begun.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-02
Glcpbamtcujaae III 2lfrifa.

Sin untsr b:m 81. Mai aus Men9o
lit Uganda batirter 8rief bes nab
Uganda gcI9idten @pe5ialz&orreipon
benton Der rSimes" entbdlt folgsnbe
intersHants @6itberung bsr @rlegung
bon Glcp6anten bur4 bic @insebore@
men, in Gbastpe, mobtn bet S9reiber
tur3 3upor einen Musfug unternomz
men <atte. Sn ien,r @s9enb %befanoen
1id, mie es in benz 8r:efe 6eibt, rings
umber @%lepbanten, ben:n e%ingeborene
sSSdcger b;9t auf ben Gerlen maren. 9ie
Gimaeborenen iinb 3umeiit NIT langen
Observation-Disclosures bemaFn;t unb iagen
in @ruppsn BON a4t Big 5ebn Mann.
Sbre Sattit be1tebt BARN, baB iie it5
10 bi@t pte m6gli4 an einen @lepban<
ten heran1 dle:4en unb auf Elm 9egebez
nes Signal cine @%shpe6rialpe auf elm
8ein be5 Sbieres abyeben. 3utp:ilen
miro bas 8sin babur9 3er14mettert,
tporauf. lie bann Dem tampfunfdbigsn
96iere ben @araus MAIDEN. @eit
bGiui tiger iebp1 entfommt Der bebauz
ernspsrtbe elephant NIT i4redl:den
8empunoungen uno erliegt bann ieinen
4ualm in irgenb einem ein1amen 81
di4t. DN n:9t NIT @eme6ren BE-
mafneten @%in9eborenen greifen ben
Glepbanten NIT einem tur8er, 1Ap:ren
Speere an, ben 1ts auf einem 8aumz
atpeioe, iber einem Der @lep6antenpfao:
i'm nrmalbe, iiBen0, benz 9:d6duter,
ma6renb ct a%bnungslos unter ibnen
binmeglduft, NIT fur&tbarer @epalt
in BIN Nadsn ober bas @i6grat treiz
ben. SIT Der @elep6ant gut getrofen,
10 bri4t ct auf Der @tslle 3uiammen;
osrfablt jebo4 Der @peer bic t0Dtli4e
Steue, 10 mirb ct Bel bet 5lu@t BIS
@lep6anten immer tie fer in ben &0rper
biminqttrieben uno beruria4t 10 cine
fur4tbare Wunbs, tpelher bas Spfer
cnmdlig %erliegen mub.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-02
8ereitetc in @aibiugtuu bic plSBlid)e
MbieBnng hes Gummusurc
Stanton,
Ser bas' ppr &io be Saucirp lic0euee
ameri'aniide @eidmebcr 10,
befebligte
llno bas N%laacnidit beg 9ninreentea'
aomirals ialntirt baben
ipll.

Das Tlott,nbspartement in Wa=
M;r"ton erhielt am %. Sttober bic
telegrapbii@e Ma&ri@t, oab &ear Nbs
miral Stanton, tpsltsr bas @eidtpa=
ber bsr @ereinigten Staaten in M;p b:
eesaneiro tommanoirt, bic Tlagge BEG
Momirals MeQo, Rommanbant be,
Sniurssntsnfotte, i%alutirt babe. Ser
Salut mar nibt in ben Snitruttionen,
pel4s Der @omiral erbalten bate, porz
gel eben. Sc mar cine unfrsunbli4e
9anblung g%egenii6er elmer b%efreunbes
ten Ma4t, unb b:r Tlotten1etretdr ba1
bafr, na4 elmer Son eren3 nit BEN
prG5tbenten unb benz Staats}etretdr,
ben Mbmiral Stanton 1sinss &ommanz
bos entlebt unb baKslbe auf &apitdn
piding, ben na9ten Sff5ier i'm Ranz
&c, iibertragen.
Wv lautete b:r Snbalt elmer ofi3ielz
len Mttt6etlun9, bic na4 elmer langen
GonFeren3 bes praiibenten G(spelan1
NIT benz Staatsz unb Tlottenl ecretdr
aussegeben murbs. @N1elbe bat au=
bsror6entIt4es Mufieben in ber 8unz
besbauptitabt ber%Dorgerufsn. Gin TO-
ber Sffasr iagte bstreFs Der Mn9elez
genbsit: vDie Mahrt9t bat midi auf's
!909ite iberralht. Die 8~e5iebungen
Der 8ereini9ten Staaten gu Der anerz
tannten &egierung Don 8raiilisn pa=
rem 1olhe. bah man es ni6t fit m0qltt
bielt, bab Elm SfftSier BON 6obsm
Rangs un6 @rfabrung einen iol4er
7ehler MAIDEN unb einen &ommanbeu1
elmer Glotts, pe1ae gegen 8ra1tlien i'm
Muftano 1T unb bei1en 9auptitab1
6ombarbirt, ialutiren t0nne. 9ie Ser:
, einieten @taaten maren bumals bag
erits 2anb, melbes bic @epublit 8ra=
iiIien anertannte unb benz Wplte ber=
ielbsn gu benz getbanen @hritt gratu=
lirts. Gin Bird iliani19:s @si4pa0e1
fam i'm Sttpber 1890 na4 Nem Dorl
in @rmiberung zines 8e lu9es, ben bag
@ereinisten Staatsn @ei@apaber bel
Stabt &to be sSaneiro i'm sunni uni
Sult h,7elben Sabres abi tattste."
STANTON gait als Elm fir ben poiten
5ebr ~gesigneter Mann. Setn Na4folz
ger, Cant. @enrp s. Piding, BON
v@barlefton", 1T ebenfa1s elm srfabrs:
ner Sffiaier. Mebsn benz ~Gbarleiton"
ltegt NOD Der "Nspart," Capt. Stlas
Gapep, Dor &to. Sn ben lebten Sa9eu
tpirb audi ber ~9etroit" commanbir1
BON @tuarb s.. 8ropn on, in ben braz
iilian;iGen @emdfern eingetroHen iein
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-02
Sic 0mtuicws Sniel bel PETERSBURG

@eitbem bur4 @ollenbung bes Skfz
Canals 3miI@m &ronitaot unb Pc
tersburg audi bic groben Seei@iHe
na4 Petersburg gelangen tDnne11, 1T
bic Snisl @utui:ap gum MuslaoeplaB
erieben tporben. l1eber bteielbe bertaz
tet stn Correspondent oes ~8erliner
Sageblatt":
Str srI te @inbrud ut ma6rl@einli@
ni3t imbpnirenb. gu auereri bentt
man an feline arme Nais lie, bic bur4 Ell
men 10 n,netranten, mtbertpdrtigen Sc
ru@ be.e;bist tpirb, baB man Bel bNz
Der Witterurg elmer Sbnma4t nabe
1T. ur1ade 1inb bic Rnp9enf tebereien,
benen ale Sbierlei4en ber &aiioena ouz
qefibrt merben. mtr ertmnern nur
baran, oaB p~tersburg 10000 S41sn
jdbrlih beripeilt, beren &no4en BIER
gereinigt merben.
Sn o;eier lpiberti&en um9ebung
liegt ber @sebafen nit 1einen S@iffen
aus al.r 6erren 2dnber unb 1einen
@9ienengeleiien, no Elm an unb fir
1i9 imponirenber WaarenaustauI4
Dor ii@ gebt. WGbrno ber @@iH<
fabrt entmidelt iih bier Elm reyes &C.
Ben, Elm Wimmeln, pie in einsm Wmeiz
1enbaufen. 9ie1er 8erglei@ 1T Jim 10
3utreffenbsr, ba audi am Seebafen az
leg. i4mer belooen, 1@leppt uno
i@leift.
Mu4 tieie ibrem 3med unb i6rer ST.
beutung na@ 10 groBartise @nfase
trdgt Elm gang anberes 4n1ebsn als
bsrart;ge 2~agerplGbe in groBen @tab<
ten Welteuropas, 3. g. 9amburg, Qonz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-02
@ine iunge 0sutl4e, pe[4e bo

- Cine iunge D:utl&s, wel&e oor
ctn;gen @p9en BON einem 5d6rboot:
auf Der 5abrt BON Seriep Gttp naf
Nep Dort in ielbitm0rosrH4er Mbz
{i9t in's Maher iprang, fat j:bt bor
oem poli3eiri@ter fotgertoe 4ngabe &C.
ma1t: sic 6eibt 8sqa @ioer, TT in
0e11 n<Darm Ita0t ge6oren uno q
Sabre aft. Drauben 1T lie @r5tsberin
ge1pe1en. @on i6rer in Pbilaoslp9ia
Dsrbeiratbsten @4neiter beltimmt fam
tic na6 Mmerita, mar etntge 3ett BEL
ibrer S6hpeite ter, ii6er&parf itA aber
nit b,r1elbsn unb fam naA SEEM Ser
lcp. Wdbrenb fife iiber ben Riper na&
lNep Dort fubr, eetpannen @slbfmopoz
QeDanfen in i6r bic S6.r6ano unD tie
ltiirate 1ih in bic Tlut6en. sic En-
tldrte. unter teiner 8ebingung nat
pbilobslp6ia 3uriidte6ren gu pollen,
trobbem i6re @Hpei tier in bas 9oip:z
tai bas Rei1egelh gs1&idt uno lie &C.
beten bat, 3uriidButubp.n. @a@ gu
ropa mill lie ebenfaQs nt4t 5urudtebz
rtn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-02
Tic rc0nIGrc Mrntec.

Die fleine Mrmee bes 2anbes, Iast
ber,n berz&ommanbeur @eneralmaz
jor @9ofielb, mub idon pegen ibrer
gsringen 3abl INN 10 auberldntger unb
berpenobarer iein fir aus TdQe. 9esz
6atb 1o0te bic Gus tobung al1er ungez
niigenbsn @lemente unb bic @rbaltung
aler tiiht;sen &rdfte i'm 9ienit bic
@aupt|Nufgabe lsin.
9ie Solbatsn tperben auf flint Sa9z
re angeporben. Das 1T cine niel 81
lange 3ett UNI aus5ufinben, Of Elm Rez
fruit ti4tts 1T ooer ni9t. Dis ldngte
Dienit5eit iou bagesen nt@t iber 3sbn
Sabre bauern. 9as 1T aber elm piel
gu tur3er Sermin, UNI bic beiten
RrGfte fir ben D:enft gu 9%sminnen
ooer gu erbalten. Mnberi cts 1inb 3ebn
Sabre !piiber gu bel fir junge 2eute,
melte tpobl cine a:it!ang Soloat iein,
aber ipGter i'm biirserliden 2eben porz
tpGrts fommn noQen.
Die 8ort6eile, pelAs bas 2anb fir
feline Militdrz3mede bur9 bic 2eute
gnpinnt, bi: na@ 3sbnjGriger 9ient5eit
aus BET Mrmee entlafen perben, iino
1e6r gerin9. S6re 3a6l bstrGgt ni&t
mebr mi: Elm Mann auf 1000 @affenz
fd6iqe i'm 2an6. l1n1ere Mrmee ut
biel gu flein, um als eip @r5iebungsz
Mnitalt fir bic gelammt, Me6rtraft
Der Nation gu bienen, mie bes in ben
2Gnbera guropas Der San 1T, no
ale jungen Mdnner I'M brsijd6rtgen
Mrmeez0 Diem 6erangel4ult tperoen our
9anb6a6ung ber Maffe n.
0ie organiii rte Mili5 Der Derl 9ieoez
nen @taaten 1T cine melt Before @@ule
fir o,e1e 3me&: obne bab bic junsen
3eute i1rer biirgerli9sn 8ei4dftigung
|entaoaen tperben. Der General lhldgt
b;s6al6 Dor, baB be Dienit 3eit bet
/ argepor5enen @etrut!n auf 3 Sabr,
1tatt auf 5, feitgelebt tpir6, uno bob
ale 8e1 hrdntungen bet 0ien13eit fur
W:iterbiensnoe aufgeboben tperben, 10
bah bas &riegsz0 epartement beaigli4
berislben p0Qig freie 9anb bat.
9:e Snbianer babsn 1i4 nab Inz
fid)t bss Generals als gang quite reguz
lGre Solbaten betpGbrt. @ie fugen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-02
&ur5e Sagesnemi9fe.ten

en- Som :itarb am 81. Ottpbsr
@orb @ip;an, Der britiI@e @eIanote.
. Dan3ig 1ou gum 9aupt6afen an
Der oeuti@sn Sitl:etiite gemabt mer>
ben.
9arlaments s&ebafteur Deut59 bonn
v0lopo" in 8ubapeH tarb an BET
@6plera.
Sn Rem Dort itarb ber Mr5t 9r.
s. 6. peters, Elm %nambafter 8aciqsnz
.fori@er.
Mn ber utlantt1 d n &ilt tie GER
:jt0rte Elm beftiger Sturm bic telegraz
pbii@: @srbinoumg.
I'm RDln tpurbe am %. Sttober
Der Nationalcongreb bsr beuti4en Gu
cialiiten er0ffnet.
Muf elmer Garm Bel s aDa9a, ST.,
fanb man in 113 Sup Stef e cine
petrolumqusl1e.
Sn palermo auf ber Sn1el Siciz
lien ioQ Elm enormer @olbi 4aB 9ez
funben moroen 1etn.
I'm Qonbon fallirts Der 8auunz
ternebmer Sobn 96omas @bappel NIT
%,O0O,000 Pah'pen.
o., Dis betben Tarb;gen 8iq &i4apo
mnb Slim Did on murben in sen
meroille, @ay gslpn4t.
Mopotut 9arrp 2acp in Siou1
sails erl@ob feline 5rau. 1etns
G&piegermutter uno ii& ielbt.
Sm Dterrei&t1@en &eiasz
ratb berr1 4t a4gemetne un5ufrteoer1z
!beit ier @raf SoaHe's mablborlage.
9ei benz 8om6arbement bes Mriez
nuls in sc If be Saneiro 1tno an
eeb1;4 400 Psrionen umgetommen.
IN .Morbbeut141an0 loaen
.neue 8efeitigungsperts BON MsB big
na@ Der OFiee bin angelegt tpsroen
Ole fran31Ii1aen Gruppen in III:
eier batten mieberbolt @4armiBe
nit fsinolthen Mrabern.
en- @ountp y, Mrt., muir:
b. opne11 1ed3ig perionen Mntlage ne:
aen @ott: sldl terung erboben.
Sm os@ taate erpberter
belai14e Srupper bag bon Irabsrr
bs1sbte Rurunba nube STANLEY Sails
Qlus benz @efGngniB in SAorn
Wropina WeitpreuBen, 1T Der W}0roe1
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-02

- 9'e mittpe bes peritorbenen
paiha bat in 2on0on fir ibren Sobn,
ben jeBbsm &6ebipe BON @egDpten, Elm
prdhtiges @e14ent Be- telt, einen Soiz
lettentii&6hab, gang BON @olb uno
nit 9iamarten ber3srt. @s be'tebt
aus 81 Stiidsn, barunter 9aarburiten,
&aitrmei1sr, 9anoipiegel, Parfumerie<
flai%'n. puoeri4ahteln unb anberen
3ubeb0r, iebes @tud aus 18tardtigem
@olb, NIT Dem N%amens5uge beg jungen
&6soibs u. g. in 8rillanten, nit Der.
&rone bes @roBtiirfen barii6er, berfe=
ben. Sm gan8m iino 1900 Diamanz:
ten gum @4mude bes @ei&:ntes bsr=
brau4t porben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-02

- Sn benz 9ofe BON Mnprep @9uz
barb un1pe:l Der Topler'i4en PDtelz
ami talt in &an as GttD in Mi1=
1ouri, fam es neuli4 Wbeno gu elmer
blutisen @4ldserei, su 1nelder Elm UNI
Ter benz Namen ~Inbb" betannter
Rau76olo 6i: 8eranlaKung gesebsm
bate. 2eBterer batte it4 NIT @epalt
in s." Nuus %ge0rdnst, mo cine Mn5abf
@:ute. gum 9rDBtsn She'll bDbmi19e
PDtet6ausarbeiter, ii4 gu einem TdB=
ben 8itr fr0bli9 amiiirten. rInbD"
mar nit elmer turSen eiiern;n Stange
b%epafnet, tpdbrenb bic ibri9sn AN
nsr teinerlet Wafen bel 1th trugen.
90 batts Der Rauf bolo natiirli9 ben
8ortbeil, ben er audi tpeibli4 ausniibz
te, inbem er m.brere Der Mdnnsr ME-
Der1dlua. 6rant @rogsin erbielt Ell
men S@fon iiber ben &opf, Der linn
cine bier 3pu lange Wunbe eintrug unb
beinabe bic @adbelbede 1paltete. Miz
bael 8oferpib unb 1ein 8rubsr Gu
muel trugen d6enfaus 1dhpere Ropf=
munbsn unb msbrere anb,re MGnner
lei9tere 8erlebungen bupor. Nls bic
Poli5ei eintruf, mar bsr Hauf6o6
lGnoit liber ale 8erge, bafir nabmen
bic 8laurDde aber neun bon ben amtpe=
1;nben Mdnnern in 9aft, bic lie eigentz
lid bdtten be14iiben unb in i6rem
9ausre4te pa6ren ioQen.