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The evening world., 1894-08-30
The ERICSSON HERE.
Uncle Sans New Torpedo Boat
Arrives in Port This Morning.
She Was Built In Dubuque, Ia, and
Has Steamed 3,613 Miles.
Her Long Voyage Over Inland
Waters u Valuable Test.

QUARANTINE. 8. l., Aug. 3o.-The
new United States torpedo-boat Ericsson
passed Quarantine at 95S this morning.
She will probably stop at the Com
munipaw coal docks for supply of coal.
She Is painted white. has two yellow fun
nels and a flag mast amidships on which
she carries a blue flag with letters
III. W."
The Ericsson consumed twenty-five
days in the passage from St. Louis
She was built at the Iowa Iron Works
Dubuque, and upon her completion was
lowed down the river to St. Louis
where she anchored for several days.
The evening world., 1894-08-30
LAKE STEAMER GOES ASHORE.
Tho Northwest Meets with an
Accident in q fog.
Buffalo's Mayor, Postmaster and
Other Oficials ON Board.
tBy Associated Press.)


DETROIT. Mich. Aug. 3o.-The big
exclusive passenger steamship North
west, owned by the Northern Steamship
company. went ashore on Bar Point.
Lake Erie. of the mouth OF the Detroit
River yesterday afternoon. The acct
dent was due to fog. The steamship
had over three hundred passengers
aboard, among them being Mayor Bish-
op and Postmaster Baker, Of Buffalo,
and number Of other Buffalo officials
en- route to Detroit on a pleasure trip.
The wrecking tug Champion at once
started to the steamships assistance.
Mayor Pingree and some OF the other
Detroit officials. who had prepared for a
reception to the Buffalo officials. also
went to the scene.
the passengers were nearly all on
deck gazing through a pail Of smoke to
catch the first glimpse OF land on this
side OF the lake. when suddenly the
steamer struck on the bar Ave hundred
feet west OF the channel. The boat was
going at a tremendous speed, and the
momentum forced her far on the bank.
In the confusion the cry arose that
the steamer had struck a rock and was
sinking.
Instantly there was a panic People
ran hurriedly around the steamer shout
Ing and begging the crew to lower the
lifeboat. 1t was with difficulty that
several were restrained from leaping
over the side, Oficers In vain tried to
quiet the crowd, and It was only when
the steamer was seen to remain above
the surface that the more calm and
collected helped TO restore order.
The ouhwest Is the largest boat on
, nne tskes ana Cost more man twice as
water. She liz valued at $500, 600.
The passengers were taken ashore
without trouble
The evening world., 1894-08-30
THREW ROCKS FOR FUN.
Then When Wagner Protested Gu
paaie Knocked Him Down.

Giuseppi Gupasie was held in the Lee
Avenue Court. Williamsburg, to-day on
a charge Of assault in the second de-
gree. ,
ahrowing rocks at pedestrians. He hit
The little brother OF Benjamin Wagner
OF gS ia Leonard street, and when Wag-
ner protested Gupasie knocked MIN
down and kicked him about the neso;
70 prosecute with his head snveloped In
bandages.
The evening world., 1894-08-30
BABY WE'LL MUCH WANTED.
Claimed by Its Mother, Its Nurse
and Three Fathers.

Claimed by Its Mother, Its Nurse
and Three Fathers. Z
Carrie WE'LL. an actress, Of 322 East
Thirteenth street. summoned Mrs. Mary
Eduards, or 2S Bowery. to appear in
Essex Market Police Court to-day.
She stated that Mrs. Eduards had her
girl baby and refused to give 1t to her
until she paid $50, which she owed for
the child's board.
II love my little one dearly. and she
even refuses to allow me TO see her."
said the actress, as she burst into
tears.
Mrs. Eduards stated that Mrs. WE'LL
was not a proper person to take care
of the child and that she was dearly
attached to the little one
you only love the child enough to
squeeze the board bill out of me-" said
the actress. How dare you give me q
bad name. ] shall sue you for SANDER"
Mrs. Eduards persisted that three
men called at her house and each an
nounced himself to be the child's ia
ther.
Justice Koch decided that Mrs. WE'LL
should go to the Supreme Court to re-
cover her child. as he had no Juris-
diction In the case.
The evening world., 1894-08-30
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
Alleged Pickpockets Captured at
Asbury Park.
Especial to The Evening World. ]

Especial to The Evening world)
ASBURY PARK, N. j.. Aug. 3o.-Dur-
ing the past month watches and other
valuables to the amount of about 5000
have been stolen from Summer residents
here. Nearly all these thefts occurred on
the beach at the railroad station. Last
night the police arrested two men, who
gave their names as Michael Fleming,
Paul Mitchell of 2O5 Hudson street. Ho-
boken.
The police were given a description
of the men a week ago by Mrs. Clark.
the wife of a Trenton pottery manufac-
turer, who lives on Asbury avenue. She
said she saw the men picking the pock-
cts Of woman who was watching the
ion. They will be given a hearing this
afternoon.
The evening world., 1894-08-30
POSTMASTERS AS NOTARIES.
Fourth Class Omcials Can Certify
in Pension Cases.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3O.-Hereafter
the fourth-class postm aster will have
another source of revenue. He now can
act as a notary public for pensioners
and witnesses In pension cases only.
and can charge the pensiorier not ex-
ceeding 25 cents for each voucher to
which he affixes the seal Of his offics.
The new authority and emoluments Of
act approved on the 23d inst, which
''requires, empowers and authorizes"
them ito administer any and all oaths
required to be made by pensioners and
their witnesses in the execution of their
vouchers, with like effect and force as
officers having a seal; and such post
master shall affix the stamp OF his ONCE
to his signature to such vouchers
The evening world., 1894-08-30
WHlSKEY TRUST WILL FIGHT.
Good Legal Talent Secured to OPP
pose the Increased Tax.

PEORIA. Ill. Aug. S0.-Inquiry here
confirms the report that the Distilling
Company would contest the increase in
tax on spirits in bond on the ground OF
illegal duty. II Is learned that this has
long been President Greenhut's idea, and
he has been In favor OF making the fight
on this basis.
Good legal authority has been secured
for the argument that when the spirits
were put In bond at 80 cents per gal
Ion. there was an implied contract that
the tax would not be Increased or these
goods while they were in bond. A hight
will be made on this line.
The evening world., 1894-08-30
GEORGE GOULD coMmENDED.
Hut the London Times Declares the
Yachting Season Ended.
tBy Associated Presa.)

IBy Associated pressl "a
LONDON. Aug. 3o.-The Times, In :
review of the seasons yachting. says:
British yachtsmen are well contend
to let the question Of supremacy foe
1894 rest Oh the record. Britannia beat
ing Vigilant twelve out OF seventsea
contests. The events Of the season have
shown that British designers and build
ers are not inferior as regards bic cut
tiers. and that British shilmaksru an1
sailors are superior to their American
adversaries. ~
I'VE must not fail to thank Mn
Gould for his sportsmanllke visit. whicn
has given such a squirt to yachting. b.
sides putting US in such good concsee
with ourselves" .fs4tfi
The evening world., 1894-08-30
Fighting with the A. X. u
CBy Assoclated Press.l


CHICAGO, Aug. 3O-There Is trouble at Pull
man among those who have been associated In
the work OF distributing supplies to the needy.
1t amounts to 4 strife between the A. X. L.
and the workmen Who did not join that organiza'
tion. David Is. ReedmAn, Treasurer, and James
Mcclure, Secretary OF the Central Relief Com
mittee, are the champions OF the factions an
tagonistic to the control OF the relief by the A,
Theodore Ropde, as Chairman OF the Relief Com
mittee. Mcclure refuses to acknowledge Ropds
as Chairman.
The evening world., 1894-08-30
New Cases Of SMALLPOX.

Two more cases Of smallpox were reported
At Police Headquarters this merning. They are
Frank BAlsntins. two months CID. Of nv Lsight
street, and Theodore Hill. thlrty-six years old
ef 1906 West Twsnly-sixth street They were re-
lslAAA
The evening world., 1894-08-30
DIED IN THE PRISON WARD.
Anna Verdolle Charged with Swim
ding Merchants Dead mt Bellevue.

Anna verdolle, aged forty-four years,
a dressmaker, residing at las West Fiji
tenth street, died this morning In the
prison ward at Bellevue Hospital.
She was taken there from the Central
Office at Police Headquarters Aug. y,
where she was q prisoner charged with
obtaining goods from several OF the large
dry-goods stores on the representation
lady for whom she formerly did work.
The evening world., 1894-08-30

The following communication explains itself:
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
In your issue of Thursday last story appeared
under the title, He Loves His Enemies" which
does a great injustice to typographical Union No.
IS. OF Brooklyn. While II is true that an ex-
member Of this union did call on Judge Deimsr
and tell him about the alleged sunerings OF one
Of our members and received u check for $780, It
10 not true that the check was retained by the
member. as Il was Immediately returned with
thanks. no W !. amply able to take care Of
tute circumstances. and has paid all It's members
strike relief since the trouble occurred on Mr..
Delmar'B paper In April BY kindly publishing
the above you will confer favor on Typographi
cal Union No. 49, PETER FINNENN,
President OF typographical Union No. IS.
Aug. 20, 1894
The evening world., 1894-08-30

Charles t. Shields, tSsnty.three years old, OF
Wellington, ~ j., vas assaulted last night In
saloon N 1864 Third avenue. by Nicholas &,
williams . bartender, who was arrested Shields
Was attended by en- ambulance surgeon and went
home
The evening world., 1894-08-30
Town Wiped out by Fire.
(By Associated PressD

HELENA. Mont. Aug. 3O,-Ths town OF Ellis
ton was practically wiped out by hre yesterday.
Flames broke ont in Kane's livery stable and
spread rapidly. Eight or ten houses were de-
stroyed, including two hotels. butcher shop
and several sAoons and stores. Many people were
without shelter last night.
The evening world., 1894-08-30
Thought He Wa. shooting a Rob6.r

DENToNvILLE. Ark. Aug, 3o.-williSm Du
chanan, a wealthy young farmer. while intoSi.
Gated went to the residence e. JsmeS 4 Rice
and attempted to get In without ringing the door
bell Rice asked him what he wanted and re-
celyiRE no reply hrsd his shotgun The contents
went through the door and entered Buch tnln' $
face. making y iAtsi wound Rice claims he
thought the man at the door vas = roG6sr,
The evening world., 1894-08-30
Contractor Assa.sinat.d.
lBy Associated Press

MEMPHIS TeaH Aus so special from
P.dueah. Ky, says william May, a ~vll-known
railroad contractor Was aRa's mated Tuss'ay night
By unknown parties few mites over the Ohio
River 10 Illinois. The sheriff was here ysster-
iay TO get bloodhounds TO put on the track OF
two men Who arc suspected OF the deed May 10
a popular man and the murder 10 a mystery.
The evening world., 1894-08-30
Mataram in the Hand. Of the Rshsl.
tBy Associated Prssa.l

AMSTERDAM. Aug. 30.-A despatcN
received here from BATAVIA says. tha<
Mataram, capital OF the Island Of iou-
box, where the Dutch troops have ~
Gently met with serious reversea at tbs
hands of the Ralinese. Is In the posBes-
sion OF the rebels. The despatch adds
that Mararam is being bonibarded W
the Dutch fleet, 4
The evening world., 1894-08-30

She began her voyage to New London.
her ultimate destination, Aug. .. At
noon. She will proceed to the Brooklyn
Navy-Yard to-day. where four or five
day swill be spent In preparing her for
her official trial, at New London.
The Ericsson Is 100 feet long, 10 feet. 4
inches beam. with an II foot hold. Every
inch OF space inside the hold II taken up
with the engines, dynamo, coal bunkers.
quarters for the crew, and the wardroom
for the officers. Her hull Is OF steel,
which Is also the material covering the
pilot-house.
The Government requirement is tina,
The evening world., 1894-08-30

All the circulation OF Ill fbs|
WORLDS is opsn 10 work wants
Saturday - Situation Day.
go words; 10 cents. s,iSfk|
The evening world., 1894-08-30
Catholic Missionavie. Rosnd z.
Here.
lby Al cIated PIsaa.l

LIVERPOOL. Aug. so.--rwen,y catho-
lie eiergymen. just ordained Tar missIan-
airy work At 81. Paul. Dubuque. omsn<[
Chicago, Kansas City and Duluth sol'
for the United states yesterday IN hoard
the White star linz s,sansnlp Q@l1ls4>&
The evening world., 1894-08-30
Mrs. Eaters Dies Suddenly.

Mrs. Sarah Estsrs. thirty years old. Of Is
RApelyea street. Brooklyn. was taken III this
morning and died before a physician could be
Of death.
The evening world., 1894-08-30

DR. DEPuY. $50 9Th ave. commends the
ELEcrkoPolsE. II cures without medicine. Call
OF write Tor information. ll22 Broadway, ..
The evening world., 1894-08-30

Grand Pass and other waters to Mobile
and Pensacola. From Tampa Bay to
Punta Rosa was an outside passage
waters affording q depth of seven feet.
From Key West to Mosquito Inlet was
stretch Of open water, the journey to
Jacksonville being inside.
At Fernandina this inside passage to
Savannah was taken and the sounds on
the east coast began an inside route.
REACHING clear to New York over the
well-known route by canal and bays to
Chesapeake, Nd, and thence by the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal to Del
aware Bay ana the Delaware River.
and Raritan Canal to Perth Amboy.
The trip from Norfolk has been made
by the Cushing.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

Seine l1nterf@iebe. Mit benz
@iener Wiebolb Sopbir bate elm frem>
BET @eianbter cine l1nterreouns, Bel mel>
der Yetterer duBerte, bic beuti@e Spra>
DE babe einen febr sroBen &ei&tbum an
Worten, fir man&en @esrifi aberfiiiiz
&c @orte. Sapbir tonnte ber letteren
Sebauptuns ni@t beiitimmen unb bat
UNI 8eiipiele. Scr @eianbte ermioerte:
r3wii@en beiBen uno nennen 1T eoa
tein l1nteri@ieo? Sapb.r iaste: 80 ia,
i'd tam meinen Diener pobl beiBen.
baB er etpas tbue, aber ni@t nennen. "
Der @eianbte mar nod ni@t iberjeust,
unb fubr fort: rSpeiieu nnb ei1en uns
teri@eioen ii@ ieoo& ni@t". Sopbir:
r@@ ia, man Tam pobl Mrrne ipeiien,
aber ni@t e1en." Ser @eianote moQte
aud jett nod ni@t na@seben unb mein>
tie: r3mii@en ienoen uno i@iden miien
sic bod teinen l1nteri@ieo?" Sapbir
antmortete: vSie iino ein @eianoter,
aber tein 9ei@idter." Dieie lette @r>
tlaruns lieB ben @eianbten ueritumnlen
unb bic l1nterrebuns mar plOtli@ been>
bist. .....
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

Gin gang semeiner &erl muB ber be-
n,otratii@e @ouuerneur BON Eeras,
9err 9oss, fem, obslei4 es 3meifelbaft
1T, Oh ma i'm nit Dem Mamen SEER"
be3ei9nen tonn. Die &epublitaner ba>
ben einen Deuti@en, ben in beiben Par>
teien bo@sea@teten 9errn &oientbal,
als @onsreBeanoibaten aufseite1t. Der
@ouuerneur ioI' ii@ nun in elmer Wabl>
rebe folsenoermaBen 9eauBert baben:
Scr oemotratii@e @anoibat Crowley
miro bieien 3ierbemsel nit benz 8eutel>
ra!tenseii@t fur@tbar i@lasen. Us
s,ebt ni@tS dusetbiere senus i'm 8e3irt,
UNI hieies 3wei Bis pier uerpfui@te Dins
in ben @onsreB gu i@iden. @enn ber
8eairt bieien Spude~erfer in ben Cons
sreB i4iden io1te, 10 wiirbe @alueton
bamit einenS @las ms @enid erbalten. "
Dieter v@@las ins @enid" ioQte eisent>
lid bur@ bic @abl &oientbal's erprobt
morben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25
9e11t unlGneit eri@ienenen ssxabresz

Dem unldnsit eri@ienenen Sabres>
beri@t bes 8risabesenerals Tbomas. $.
@u9er 1T aud elm Detail>8 eri@t bes
@tabsinipettors @eneral @iles beige
fust, in rpel@em ii@ berielbe unter Nn>
berem 81 @uniten bes 8ieres ausipri@t.
Miles uertbeiotst bic Ginfabruns bes
8ierpertaufs in ben vPoitens@ r@anses"
iomobl sesen bic Eemperen3ler ME sesen
bic !3eitunsem Der @pirituoienbanoler
urb ertlart, baB laut ben Beri9ten Der
Yoiten>G ommanbanten bieie Bldte fIr
bas anitanoise 9er9nusen unb ben Cons
fort Der Soloaten einen 9roBcn morale
l&en GinfluB 3u @uniten BON Sronun9
unb Disciplin CUR Tolse 9ebabt bdtten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25
ais Elm ionberbares 0erbalten rauB

ais Elm ionberbares 0erbalten mug
IS betradtet merben, baB ii@ IN leserer
i3eit 10 uiele republitanii@e 3eitunse''
in Minneiota 10 anseleSentli@I init Dem
bemotratii@en@ onuerneurss @anoioaten,
General 4eder, bel@aftisen uno it3 nas
mentli9 bic srOBte Mibe seben. bic Des
n,otraten 81 beuesen, ibre Stimmen fur
benielben absuseben. Die republicans
i@en 1errn 3eitunssl&reiber mi1en nur
gu senau, baB General @eder aud ni@t
bic serinsite Iusii&t bat, sewdblt 81
merben unb muir auf9eIteQt uurbe. un'
3ur Miebermabl BON @ouuerneur Jfellon
bebllFi@ gu iein. sic mi1en beBbolb
ebenio senau, boB cine fir @eder abses
qebene Gimme cine babe Stimme tar
MelIon bebeutet, baben aber pieQei@t
teine Sbee, bag bic einii@tsuoQen De-
motraten bies ebenfaus. wiiiem unb beB>
balb por;ieben werben, lieber fire. SO.
Omen gu itimmen, ais bur@ bas Stim>
men fir Sen. Beder inbirett GUT W.e>
bermabl pon @oup. Nelion bebIlfi@ gu
leiu. Die Demotraten unb Populiiten
baben Elm semeiniames Sntere1e BARN,
oer repubIitanil9en 9oBwirtbidaft in
Minnelota Elm @nbe gu bereiten; iie
mii1en, baB bies nur bur9 bic @abl bon
e. 81. Omen gum @ouuerneur 9ei@e>
ben fann unb lie merben bebbalb bel Der
Wabl einmatbi9 fir benielben in bic
Saranten treten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25
ais elm rpeiteres 3ei9en, bab es ben

ais Elm weiteres 3ei@en, baB es ben
@epublitanern in inherent Staat aber
ben MusfaI Der Wabl baust, gilt bic
Ebatia@e, baB sesenwdrtis cine gauge
Mrmee BON vStump "s@eonern ausses
ianot lit, UNI tir bic rslorrei6e alte
@artei" ins 3eus gu seben. SIS mirb
ibnen aber aud oies nidt n..ten; bic
0oltsparteis Stromuns 1T einmal I'M
Fieben unb ldBt iid ,ueoer bur@ l1eberre>
b%unsstunit nod bur9 Doodle, Der
auf ieben TaQ NIT pollen 9dnben ouss
setreut werben wirb, mebr bemmen.
Gbeniowenis weroen bic 1T uielen Tau>
ienben uon gremplaren aus9eianoten
@irculare unb Bampblete teine Menber>
uns IN Der Situation berbeijufabren i'm
Stanbe fem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25
Cine seri9tli9e Gnti9eibuns, wel@e

0tue 9ert@tIl@e VnIl We'ouH9, We|We
pom @eritdnbniB fir bic Sntere1en Der
Mrbeiter unb bu,naner @eiinuuns ;eust,
Fat neuli3 Der 8uubesri@ter Woolion
in Soma sefd0t. gr bat benz @oncurss
permalter BET banterotten Omaba 4 ct.
Souls 9abn bas @edt abseipro@en, bic
2Sbne ber an bieier 9abn bei9dftisten
2eute berab3uieten. Ginmal ieien bic
bisber besabIteu 20bne ni@t b0ber, als
an anberen 8abuen bes 2anoes, unt
Wrbeiter iouteu ni@t gu barben senStbiat
uerben. DEM BON 9unserleibern Tonne
aud teine befriebisenbe 2eiitunsen
ermarten. unb bic ti9tisen unb erprob>
ten Xeute miirben balo lire SteQunsen
aufseben unb %anoermdrts lobnenbere Be>
i@dftisuns finben. Mn ibrer Steue
mlroe ma unerfabrene unb un3uuerldi>
iise 2eute e%nsastreu miiien, mel@e 81
r1nsladsfaqen uub iomit 3u lanswierisen
unb tofipielisen @nti@deisunssprocei>
fen 9esen bic 8abnseieui@aft @eranlai>
flung seben. Man tann bieien Iuss
tabrunsen, wel@e au@ benz Inipru@
bes r~eiienben Yublitums ouf Si@eruns
bes Betrtebs biuis &e@nuns trasen,
MUIR beiitimmen. Mi@t ALIEN fur ben
Goncursuermalter, ionbern aud fir ieoe
8abnuerwaltuns i~berbaupt ioute bieies
&e9t bes reiieuben publitums III eriter
Qinie maBsebenb fem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25
Bier sroBe Grfolge.

ga lire Site bas III ben In,eiseu ge=
bauptete poqauf gu re6tiertiseu I'M Stanbe
1T, babeu bic folSenben pier Mebi,iueu e,or=
me,1 Mbiat sefunbem: Or. Sings Neue Gnts
beduns fit Sdmiubiudt, Suiten unb grtdls
tunsea, jebe Slaide %sarantirt; Glettrii9er
Sitters, bas srobe Mittel fir Qeber=, Maseu=
unb Niereuleiben; @udlens Nrnitaialbe, bic
piGen, pelde poatommene Siuen limb. Oieie
Mittel ilab 9arantirt, bas pom oeuielben Sez
bauptete gu ~leiieu, unb Der Undergraduate
@potbefer ,pirb NIT Treuben gtdberes iiber biez
ielbe1 mittbeilen. gu baben III .. 81. 81
lens Npotbefe. l
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

9ett .Ginfabruns bes Probibitions>
9eietes in Glib Datota baben 1889
Werbaftunsen we9en unseietli@en @er>
faufs BON S%pirituoien itattsefunben,
mdbreno muir 81 Der Mnsetlasten i@ul>
big beiunoen murben. Die 8rojeiie
aber tciteten benz Iolte bic babi@e Sum>
me pom $45, 040. Dobei miro bas Sc
i@dft pom 2s7 ~offenen Gallons unb 403
i%osenannten rglino Biss" betrieben.
Die idmmtli9en Gown>@lerts beri@ten,
baB mad Giniibruns bes @eietes sr0i>
iere Gruntenbeit berri@t, als uorber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

Ser bera@ti9te Breckenridge poQarb>
Nro3eB 1T iett in @aibinston formeu
tobt sema9t porben, iaoem bas Ippelz
latiouseeri9t bes D,itritts Columbia
auf Mntrae bes @n,palts pom Maoeline
8ouarb bic Mppeuation bes @olonels
auradmies, neil bieielbe ni&t lit ber uor>
9ei@riebenen Triit besriinbet morben 1T.
Fri. pouorb tann iett bic ibr 5use>
ipro9enen $l5 900 uon ibrem ebemali>
gen 2iebbaber touettiren, Of iie bamit
Slid baben mirb, 1T cine anbere Sa&e.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

Die &epublitaner bon Minneiota
baben ii@ in ibrer BeordnsniB iett aud
nod ben friberen @pre@er oes @eprd>
ientantenbauies I'M @onsreB, Gbomas
g. @eeb, better ais agar" 0teeo Be-
tannt, ueri@rieber, UNI bas INNER tiefer
iintenbe republitanii@e Staatsi@ifT uor
benz u6Qi9en unter9ans gu retten. 0er>
sebli@es 8emlben! - Mu@ SEER @eeo
mirb trot ieiner slan3enben @ereoia'm>
teit ni@t imitanbe fem, bic ii@ INNER
mebr Babn bre@enbe 0oltspartei:S trSs
muns 81 bemmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

Ger bur@ feline beroii@e Chat
Bel benz 9indlep Geuer betannt semorbe>
ne Xocomotiuflbrer Sanaes @oot bat in
Seem Oort auf elmer Babne in benz Gems
iationstid Cine Jabrt ums Qeben"
Elm Engagement ansenommen, moflr
Ct in 3mei Bo@en $1,000 erbdlt. Is
9ebt III bieiem 2an6e bod ni@ts iiber bic
Equalization.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-10-25

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