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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-06-05

IN ollclai OF tnc Belgium ~orcrnueu enc
His vito accused Of Murder.
Tho newspapers I'm several Europoan
capitals have been making guarded al.
lusiona TO the astounding crime on series
Of crimes alleged to have been commit
ted in Belgium Tho story Is already the
talk in several court circles and Is sure
10 fully come to Tho light within a few
days when tie machinery Of Justice
makes a decisive move Il concerns tho
head Of u Of the departments Of the
Belgium government and his wife, who
Is tho daughter of an eminent general
now dead. They nre accused Of murder
ing by poison no less than five Of thoir
relatives in order to obtain large sums Of
insurance or their lives Suspicious
were aroused over the manner Of death
Of the brother Of the accused woman
carly IN the present month, and this led
to an investigation by an insurance COM
pany, with startling results
Tho account Of tho discoveries sent by
the Brussels correspondent Of the New
York Sun is confirmed by tho officers Of
the Guardian Insurance company Of Lon
don, which promoted the inquiry. The
young mans life was insured a few
weeks before his death to the amount Of
$50, 600 for the benefit Of his sister. He
died suddenly on March @ at the resi-
dence of his sister and brother-inslaw in
Antwerp. The beneficiary showed great
haste in demanding the proceeds after
the death of her brother. There were
serious defects in the answers to ques.
tions IN the application for payment and
in the proof Of the death. An inquiry
was begun, and finally the body was
exhumed Poison was found Ia the
stomach It was learned that there had
been four similar deaths in tho same
house within four years The victims
were all relatives, and each was carry
ing fresh insurance Of $50, 900 to $50, =
600, Their bodies were also disinterred,
and poison is said to have been found
The analyses arc not completed, and mr.
rests are not yet made, but will follow
soon. The suspected persons move in the
highest circles and their reputation
hitherto has been untarnished. The
CHASTITY story is so widely known that
it is hardly possible that they are I'M
aware of the suspicious, but SO far they
have maintained undisturbcd demeGnor.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-06-05
Rhnkeancare,a Cnts.

Shakespeare makes frequent refer
ences 10 tho cat in his plays Lady Mac
beth taunts her husband when he hangs
back from the murder with;
Letting ! dare not wait upon ! would,
Like the poor cat y the adagc,
abiding 70 that animals fondness for
hsh-"What cats averse TO fahf'-hut
ia unwillingo9 20 wet its feet in
catching them
Falstad soiaes upon another feature Of
the animals character, 80 dotosted by
all wakeful sleopors in towns '6bloodi
am as mechanically as a glib oatl" When
Morcutio longs for a fray with Tybllt
he accOsts himi Good king of cats, ]
would have nothing but one Of your nine
lives, That / mean to make bold withal,
aud, as you shall use mo hereafter, dry
beat the rest Of the eight, " and there
upon receives that celebrated scratch
which was 'n0t 10 deep as a well nor 90
wide as q church door Now York
Sun
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-06-05
TImothy Drsr.a nare Reeord.

A rare record is Boosted by Mr.. Tim
othy Dyer Of Vinal Hayen, Me-, who is
90 years Of age. Until he was IS years
old he never wore h shoe He has never
ridden on a car, and but ond6o ON a ste6Ih-
boat He has never entered a tavern,
never quaTrelod with any one, and .
barber has never shaved him. And yet
his life has not been destitute Of excite
ment for only last summer the old fel,
low pulled in unaided a halibut weigh
ing three times as much as he docs
Lewiston Journal.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-06-05
Via selIInr hi EncInnd.

Wives are cheap today. At Croydon
ON Sunday a laboring man disposed Of
his spouse fora pot of "folrpenny" and
gave a receipt in due form. The para
graph reporting the transaction says
1.-THE husband ana wife took an afeo
Tomato farewell Of each other. II must
have been o touching sight-Westmin-
skas. Ga0akfa
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-06-05
Sweet Childhood.

Tommy-Europe's in tho east, isn't
1t, papa2
HIS Father-Yes.
Tommy-And you can get there just
by starting west and gong fur enough.
can't your
His Fother-Certainly.
Tommy-Well, then. whereabouts on
the way ronnl do you stop going west
and begin r. get east again?-Chicago
Record.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-06-05
Tho rrorlnelallsm Of Vow rers..

In spite Of tho commercial character
CT the people Of New York city, in spite
Of tho small army Of commercial travel
ers whose address is New York, it is
still true that the great body Of the peo-
pie know next to nothing Of the rest Of
the country. The west knows the east;
the east docs not know the west This
is true because the west came from tho
east in the first place and because thou
sands Of westerners visit the cast, while
only hundreds or tens of fasteners visit
the west The struggle for existence in
New York city is SO severe that the body
Of the people have not the time, if they
had the inclination. to acquire general
information. Life with them is intense
and swift, but it runs in a very narrow
channel after all In a very real sense
tho people are provincial. They ask the
visitor from Kansas City if he knows
their friends in ST. PAUL They ask the
visitor from Denver whether he enjoys
any religious privileges in that city Of
churches, Many Of them not only know
nothing Of all America beyond a few
streets Of the metropolis, but they actual
ly take pride in not wanting to know
anything. w Gleed in Forum
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-06-05

In testing tho lifting power Of grow
ing plants and vegetables-an expert
ment made under the auspices Of the
United States department Of agriculture
lit was found that common pumpkins
conld lift a weight Of ~ tons
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-06-05

A mans time, when we'll h~usbanded,
is like a cultivated field Of which a few
acres produce moro OF what Is useful 70
lno than extensive provinces, even Of
the richest soil when oycrrun with
woodk
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-06-05

PHILADELPHIA has some long streets
Second street, 10 miles; Germantown
and Ridge avenue, 10 miles; Broad
street. Of miles, Brankford avenue, 8
miles, Fifth street, 6ls miles, Market
street, o. miles.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-06-05

That fataous statue of Napoleon which
stood high on the ellis at Boulogne
looking seward ga defiance toward Eng
land was blown down ia tho late Eng
lish channel storm IL stood 20 feet high
ard was well known t0tbe casual Amer.
io.. fo,tsiat -Eanlrgna effar
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-06-05

The mortar and pestlo still in use in
most parts of Asia end all over Africa is
the prototype Of tho modern flour mill.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-06-05

These 4 icnl-- so4s gro mucn
given to all forms Of magic. Storm dis
polling they appear to have learned from
the K'amba Tibotans, but the origin Of
some Of thoir other practices is not so
clear. Certain among them, they claim,
can cause a person to DO stricken III on
can even compass his death After hay
ing procured a few hairs, a nail pairing
or something from tho person Of the in
tended victim, they make a little image
Of him in 1our, and in this etick the
relic. Then it suflces to prick the head,
heart, lungs or limbs of tho ofigy 10
cause acute pains 10 be felt by the orig
inal in the same portion Of his body, OF
course one must recite certain potent
charms the while. IN thesm lies tho Sc
cret of Success. l am not aware that this
mode Of bewitching a person, so well
known in the western world in ancient
and medieval timea obtains 70 any
great extent in Asia. Personally l have
never met IL elsewhere
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-06-05
IN A D
nOsiua vokcs' story of Her Family's IsoIa-
tion In Crowded London.

tiOn In Crowded London.
In everyday talk Rosina vokes was
altogether and bewitchingly the Rosina
we lGew across the footlights-thc same
big, honest eyes, the same drolly STAG
cato speech, the same tossing Of that
fluffy name Of shining hair, and the mat
ter Of her speech was quite rs layOrsOme
as any lines her playwrights eve set
down for her speaking. It is a pity she
never told across the footlights for ell
the world to hear the story she once told
to q favored few. The Vokes family, she
said, had returned to London from a
provincial tour, and intending to remain
for tho season decided to hire a house in
preference to taking lodgings. They
looked upon it as miraculous luck to find
ahouse IN an eminontly agreeable neigh
borhood at q phenomenally low rent.
They soon found out the reason. A par
ticularly shocking murder had been
committed in the house a few years be-
fore, and since then it had stood unten-
anted, its evil reputation intensifying
with every night its dark windows
gloomed upon tho else cheerful street.
Dub ~ was u AONNt1S COLAAoANADAO
house." said Rosina, land we didn't
mind its story a bit-in fact, we thought
it rather distinguished than otherwise,
and, as for spool1, we'd all played EN-
too often in Christmas pantomimes to
hold EN- in any especial awe, Besides
we never saw any-nothing, l give you
my word, more fcarsono than q black
beetle ever crossed our paths in that ma
ligned house. But for all that a more
uncomfortable three months our happy
go lucky family never spent. THO neigh
bors gave the house a bad name and
hanged it. They took the attitude that
any one willing to live in a murder
stained house was simply I'm accessory
after the fact. My dears, never shall
forget the first morning l called ON the
local butcher with o plea for chops.
Send them to 843 - street, , piped
choerily. The butcher turned duskily
pale. He edged behind. his block. He
glowered at me over it, Three forty
three, you said, num- he gasped. Mar
alive, yesr said l. we live there, and
we're not ghosts, or we shouldn't need
chopsr
"Well, the long and short Of it was
we could get nothing sent that wesns
ordered at high noon, and then the
butchers boy had a way Of firing up tn,
things from the bottom Of the steps
didn't want to come within grabbing dis
tance Of the door apparently. That wa
hard on the provisions, especially Oh:
eggs. No milkman would deliver mill
in the gray # the morning, not hel W.
had subsequently to bring it home in
can. When the water pipes burst, we hat
TO sop 'em up with our stockings, while
the boys secured London for a plumbe-
rasn enough to cross our fated threshold
We lived like Robinson Crusoes ON
densely populated island 1t was born
in upon Us a. last that it was a pity 81
much wholesome terror should 90 L
waste. So the last few days Of our sta,
there we took to burning blue light
at midnight in the area window AM
emitting hollow groans from the from
cellar. l fancy u landlord reaped tn
results Of this lighemindod conduct. W
never inquired "-Eo-teu Transcript
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1894-06-05

Three exposihons are TO be held in
Europe in 1894, more OF less intema-
tional in their character. At Lyons Will
be held a gzent show Of silks, yelyets,
ribbons, etc, and all the varied and
beautiful produca Of the silkworm and
he loom. At Madrid win be held am
Inhibition Of Spanish arts and indus
tries At Antwerp, in Belgium, how
over, win b. held the only really inter.
national exhibition Of the year,-EI-
channn
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

Seine l1nteri@iebe. Mit benz
Wiener Wibbolo Sapbir batte Elm frem.
ber @eianbter cine unterreouns, bel 1uel>
der Yetterer duberte, bic beuti@e Spra>
DE babe eineu iebr sroBen &ei@tbum an
@orten, fir man@en 9esriff iberfaiiis
&c Worte. Sapbir tonnte oer letteren
9ebauptuus ni@t beiitimmen uno bat
UNI Beiipiele. Ser @eianbte erwiberte:
r3mii@en beiBen uno nennen 1T eo@
tein l1nteri@ieo? @opb,r iaste: % ia,
i9 tann meinen Diener wobl beiBen.
baB er etmas tbue, aber ni@t nenuen.
Der @eianote mar nod ni@t iiber5eust,
unb fubr fort: vSpeiien nnb eiien nns
teri@eioen f@ iebo@ ni@t". @apbir
rN9 ia, man taun wobl Nrme ipeiien,
aber ni@t e0en." Scr @eianbte mol1te
aud iett nod ni@t no@seben unb mein>
te: r3mii@en ienoen uno i&iden wii1en
@ie bod teinen l1nteri@ieo?" Sapbir
antmortete: r@ie iinb ein @eianbter,
aber tein 9ei@idter." Dieie lette Gr>
tlaruns lief ben @elauoten ueritumn,en
unb bic l1nterreouns mar pl0tli@ been>
bt9t. 1:.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

Gin gang semeiner Rerl muB ber be-
motratii@e @ouuerneur uon Teras,
6err $685. iein, obslei@ es 3meifelbaft
1T, ob man i'm nit oem Namen v9err"
be5ei@nen tann. Die gtepublitaner ba>
ben einen Deuti@en, ben in beiben Pars
teien bo@sea@teten 9errn &oientbal,
als Gonsrebcanoibaten aufseiteat. Der
@ouuerneur ioQ ii@ nun in elmer @abls
rebe folsenoermaBen 9eduBert baben:
y Der bemotratii@e @anoioat @rowlep
miro bieien 3terbeusel NIT benz 8eutel>
ra:tenseii@t fur&tbar i&lasen. IS
s.ebt ni@tSdusetbiere 9enus i'm 8e5irt,
UNI tieies 5mei Bis pier uerpfui@te Dins
in ben @onsreB gu i@iden. Wenn bet
Beairt bieien Spude~erfer in ben @on>
sreB i4iden ioqte, 10 ,uiirbe @alueiton
bamit einenS@las ms @enid erbalten.
Dieier y S@las ins @enid /" iollte eisents
LID bur@ bic @abl &oientbal's erprobt
morbem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

ais Elm ionberbares 0erbalten muB
es betra9tet merben, baB ii@ in leeerer
3eit 10 uiele republitanii6: 3eitunse"
in Minneiota 10 an9eleSentli@ init benz
bemotratii denis @onuerneurssg sganoioaten,
Genera! geder, bei6aftisen unb ii9 nas
mentli9 bic srSBte Mabe seben, bic De>
motraten ,u bewesen, ibre Stimmen fur
benlelben absuseben. sOie republitanis
i@sn perrn 3eituussl&reiber miiien nur
3u senou, bag @eneral geder au4 ni9t
bic serinsFe MusF@t bat, semabIt 3u
rperben unb nur oufselteqt purbe. UNI
3ur @ieoermabl pon @ouuerneur Neti on
bebalfi@ gu iein. Sie wiFen bebbalb
e6enio senau, bab cine far 8eder abses
sebene @timme eine balbe Stimme far
Nellon bebeutet, baben aber pieQei@t
teine Sbee, baB bic einii@tspoQen Des
motraten bies ebenfalls winen uno oeB>
balb por;ieben .perbeu, lieber fire. M.
Omen gu itimmen, ais bur@ bas Stims
men fit Sen. Beder inbirett 3ur W.es
bermabl pon @oup. Nelion bebalfi@ gu
iein. Die Demotraten uno populil ten
baben Elm senreiuiomes Sntereiie barin,
Der republitanii@en @obwirtbi9aft lit
Minneiota ein @nbe gu bereiten; iie
mi0en, baB oies nur our& bic @abl BON
g. M&. Omen gum @ouuerneur 9ei4e>
ben tann unb iie weroen bebbalb Bel Der
@abl einmiitbis fir benielben III bic
Shranten treten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

aIS Elm weiteres 3ei@eu, baB es ben
@epubIitanern in unierem Staat iiber
ben NusfaQ ber Wabl banst, gilt bic
Tbatia9e, bab sesenwartis eine san3e
Nrmee Don Stump ">0feonern ausses
ianbt 1T, UNI tiir bic v9lorrei6e alte
Partei" ins 3eus gu seben. Gs mirb
ibnen aber aud oies nidt nuten; bic
0oltsparteis StrSmuns 1T einmal III,
fieben unb ldBt ii@ ,ueoer bur@ l1eberre>
bunsstunit nod bur9 rBooble", Der
auf ieben Taq nit pollen 9dnben auss
seitreut ,uerben uirb, mebr ben,mem.
gbeniowenis ,uerben bic lit uielen Eau>
ienben uon gremplaren ausseianbten
girculare unb Pampblete teine Menber>
uns IN Der Situation berbeisufabren im
Stanbe iein.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25
&ier grobe Grfolge.

Da lire @ute bas 1T ben In;eisen ges
bauptete pollauf Su re9tfertiSeu I'M Stanbe
1T, baben bic folSenben pier Mebijiuen el,orz
met MbIas Sefuuben: Or. Sings 9teue Gnt=
beduus iiir Sdwiubiu9t, Suiteu unb grtdlz
tunse,t, iebe Slaide sorantirt; glettrii@er
gitters, bas Srobe Mittel iiir qebers, MoSen=
uub gsierenleiben; 8udlens Nrnitaialbe, bic
bette lit Der Welt; Or. &imss yeue eebens=
Eiqen, roel@e polltommene piQen iine. Dlele
Weittel i,nb 9arantirt, bas pom oenielben Ses
bauptete gu leiiten, unb ber untersei4nete
Ipotbeter 1pirb nit Treuben geaberes iiber bies
ielben mittbeilen. gu baben III .. Wt. 81
ieus Npotbete. l
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25
Cine seri9tli9e nti9eibuns, .uel@e

Cine seri@tli@e gnti@eibuns, 'pel@s
uon 0eritdnbniB fir bic SntereHen ber
Mrbeiter unb bumamer @eiinnuns ;eust,
bat neuli9 ber 8unoesri@ter @oolion
in Soma sefaut. gr bat benz @oncurss
uerwalter Der banterotten Omaba q ct.
9ouis 9abn bas @e@t abseipro@en, bic
2Sbne ber an bieier 8abn bei9dftisteu
9eute berab3uieten. Ginmal ieien bic
bisber besabIteu 2Obne nidt bOber, als
an anberen Babnen bes 2anbes, uns
Mrbeiter iollten ni@t gu barben sen0tbia'
werben. DEM uon 9unserleibern Tonne
man aud teine befriebisenbe 2eiitunseu
erwarteu. unb bic tl@tiseu unb erprob:
ten Xeute uiirben balb lire SteQunseu
aufseben uno anoerwdrts lobneuoere Be:
i@dftisuns finben. Mn ibrer Steu'
miirbe man unerfabrene unb unjuuerldi:
iise 2eute ensasiren miiilen, wel4e 81
l1nslldsfaqen uno iomit 3u lanswieriser
uno toitipielisen @uti@aoisunssproeei:
fen sesen bic 8abuseieui@aft 3eranlai:
iuns seben. Man tann oieien Nus:
tibrunsen, ruel@e au@ benz Iniprud
bes reiienoen Yublitums auf Si@erune
oes 8etriebs biuis &e@nuns trasen,
nur beiitimmen. 9ai@t aQein fur ber
@oncursuermalter, ionbern audi fiir ieb'
8abnuerwaltun9 iiberbaupt ioQte bieies
Ne9t bes reilenben Publitums in erte'
Qinie maBsebenb iein.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

Ser beri@ti9te 8redenriosesY Yo(laro>
8roSeB 1T iett in @aibinston forneu
toot sema@t ,uorben, inoem bas Ippel>
lationsseri@t bes D,itritts Columbia
auf Mntras bes Mn,ualts uon Mabeline
pouarb bic NppeQation bes @olonels
suradmies, neil bieielbe ni@t lit BET uors
sei9riebenen Triit besriinbet worben 1T.
6rl. @ouarb tann ieet bic ibr 5uses
lpro5enen $l5, 900 pom ibrem ebemali:
een 2iebbaber touettiren, Oh iie bamit
Slid baben ,pirb, 1T cine anbere Saae.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

9ent unldnsit eri@ienenen Sabres:
beri@t bes Brisaoesenerals Gbomas. $.
Jfu9er lit aud Elm Detail> Beri@t bes
Stabsinipettors @eneral Miles beige
fii9t, in mel@em ii@ berielbe uuter Nn:
berem gu @uniten bes 8ieres ausipri@t'
Miles uertbeioist bic Ginfiibruns bes
8ieruertaufs III ben vPoiten>g gr@anses
iowobl sesen bic Gemperen3ler pie seseu
bic 3eitun9en ber @pirituoienbdnbler
unb ertlart, baB laut ben Beri9ten ber
Yoiten>g gomman6anten biele Pldte flr
bas anitanbise @ersniisen uno ben @om>
fort ber Solbaten einen 9roBcn n,orali>
iden GinfluB 3u @unlten pon Orbnuns
uno Disciplin 3ur Tolse 9ebabt bdtten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

Der bur@ feline beroii@e Tbat
Bel benz 6indlep Geuer betannt semorbez
ne yocomotiufdbrer Sames @oot bat in
glem Dort auf elmer Blbne in benz Sen>
iationsitld r@ine Tabrt ums 2eben"
Elm Engagement ansenommen, mofar
er in 3pei @o@en $1,000 erbdlt. Is
9ebt III bieie iem 2anbe bod ni@ts iiber Die
Spetulation.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

&etten Treita9 Morsen frab biBs
ten in ct. Saul CHARLES Grmii4 unb
otto @onnisteit, bic 20 uub reip. 10
Sabren alten MSrber bes &eQners Wils
ltam 2inbbof ibr Verbre@en am @alsen.
Die Mrt unb Weije rpie bieie 9inri9s
tuns poQ3oseu uno uon ben tasli@en
enslti@en 3eitunsen in ipaltenlansen,
gum Ebeil iQuitrirten 8eri@ten, benz
Yublitum uor Musen 9efibrt 'purbe,
tann ni@t perfeblen, bic @eiben ber
@esner Der Iobesitrafe 81 uermebren.
Ser ct. Saul y 0olts5eituns" pon let>
tenn Treitas entnebmen mir bas Golsenbe
iiber bieien i@euBli@eu 9inri@tunssatt:
ulBir uernabmen beute @a@mittas aus
suuerlaiiiser Quel1e, bab es Bel ber beus
tisen 9dnserei 0as iit bas re@te
Bort) gang i@auerli& bersins. Dos
@eiet beitimmt, baB Bel Der 9inri@s
tuns nur brei Greunbe BET bin5uri&tens
ben unb feds pom @berifi gu beitimmen>
be perionen anmeieno iein blrfen. l1ns
ter bieien oarf au@ ni&t einmal Elm Sfes
porter iein. sett bate aber @berifi
Chapel in ieinem gifer, politii@es &a>
pital Su MAIDEN, iiber 3meib bunberi
Perionen 3uselaiien, 70 bab ber
@aum unb bic Platform bes @alsens
seoradt poQfano. Das sroBe @emi@t
Der Meni@enmense batte Elm @enten bet
platform :3ur 8olse unb als @beriff
@bappel barauf ben 9ebel gum 6a1en>
la6en ber &lappen in @emesuns iette,
fiel nur cine &lappe, mdbrenb benz ar:
men Eeufel auf oer onberen &lappe bic
Minuten GUT Gmisteit wurben. Gr>
Sheriff 8ean, bet anweienb mar, iprans
pon benz @eriite berab unb rib bic
@5tlte unter ber &lappe meg, unb aud
bas 3meite Opfer oes @alsens itiir5te
bur9 bic Oeffnuns. 8ei 8eiSen mar
bic S@linse 70 f@le@t anselest, Sab oas
@enid nidt 9ebro@en mar6 unb hie ar
men &erle itransulirt murben. Die
Mufresuns unter ben 3ui4auern mar
wabreno bieier @or9dn9e auf's 9S91te
seltiesen unb a1e Mnueienben i3ienen
bic &6pfe uerloren gu baben. MQes
itir3te unter bas @eriiit uno benz Q(uss
gauge 3u. Die Scene mar i@auerli@
uno es 1T gu boffen, baB eine itren9e
nnteriu9uus eiuseleitet merben mag.
@@on felt mebreren Bo&en bate ber
Sberiff has @ountp>@efdnsniB in cine
@@aubuoe uermanoelt, NO Tauienbe
nit elmer &arte oes 9errn @bapel uer>
ieben, ii@ bieOpfsr onieben tonnten, Elm
@erfabren, pel@es I'M @eiet itrenss
Fens perboteu 1T. DAP bod ielbit bic
traurisften gorsanse mie bic @inri@s
tuns sweier meni@en nod gu politii@en
Wortbeilen aussenutt perben 'niiIen"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

8ean Mc&inlep unb Ebomas &eeb
uno anbere tleine republitaniide 2i@ter
III auen ibren &eoen immer betoneu, baB
uniere 9anbelsuerbdItniile nur 0tube
9ebrau9en, 10 t6nnten iie ni@ts be6eres
tbun, ais ibr Gulamitdtssebeul einitel>
len. Sie loden bamit bod teine Stiu,>
me binter benz Ofen beruor. (8olts;t9.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25
&ett .@infabruns bes Probibitions:

9ett .@inflbruns bes Probibitions>
seietes in Glib Datota baben l,1s9
0erbaftunsen uesen unseiesli@en 0er>
taufs pon @pirituoien itattsefunben,
wdbreno nur 81 Der Musetlasten i&ul>
big befunoen .uurben. Die pro3e0e
aber tciteten benz Tolte bic bibi@e Sum>
me pom $45, 040. Dabei wirb bas @e>
i9dft pom 2s7 offenen Saloons unb 403
iosenannten r8lino Piss" betrieben.
Die idmntli@en Gown>Glerts beri4ten,
baB na@ @iniabruns bes @eietes sroi>
iere Eruntenbeit berri@t, als uorber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

8enn man bic ;ablrei@ beiu@ten
Populiiten>g >geriammlunsen unb ben in
benielbeu berri@enoen Gntbuiiasmus Be-
a@tet, oann mS@te man fait gu ber In>
ii@t selansen, baB na@ 3dbluns Der
Stimmen am 6. Nopember bic Goubi>
baten pet populiteu ni@t bic auerletten
iein werben. (@t. Saul goltssts.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25


9te &epublitaner pon Minneiota
baben ii@ in ibrer Weordnenib iett aud
nod ben friberen Spre@er oes @eprd>
ientantenbauies I'M @on9reB, Gbomas
9. &eeo, beier als vG3or" gteeb be-
tannt, ueri@rieben, I'M oas INNER tiefer
iintenbe republitanii@e StaatsidifI uor
benz uSQt9en untersan9 gu retteu. 0er>
sebli@es @emaben! - Mu@ SEER @eeo
mirb trot ieiner sldn3enben @erebi iam>
teit nt@t imitanbe iein, bic ii@ immer
mebr 8abn bre@enbe Voltsparteis@tro>
muns 3u bemmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25
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