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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25

81 Nem 0ort bat man ben i~eltenen
Tau erlebt, baB Giner bur@ ieinen Eer>
min int 3n@tbaus elm beierer Meni@
seuorben it,. Scr beri@tiste 8aQ
Street:@ 9minblerTerbinan Warb, Der
in ben Ta9en, ais iein S&minoel in
bS9iter 8lItbe itanb, als BET vNapoleon
Der @aQ Street" beaei@net muroe, unb
Der ben @r>Yrdioenten @rant bur@ 3uz
iammenbru@ ieines S@minbels ms
0erberben binein rib, uerbient ii& jeet
na3 gerbuBuns ieiner 3u@tbausfrafe
jeinen Qebensunterbolt bur@ ebrli9e Mrs
belt unb 1T ais S@riftiteuer lit elmer
Seem Dorter Druderei bei@dftist. Sein
Mrbeitseber ertldrt i'm fur einen feiBi>
gen unb sei&idten Mrbeiter. Den Sez
fern wirb erinnerli@ iein, bab bic
S9minoelmanSper @arb's bic eri@ret>
tenbe S0be Don IL Miuionen Dollars
errei9t batten. Die Tdmilie Grant
bate bur9 Warb ibr sanses @ermosen
einsebiBt. B~etanntli@ iorste bann oer
i@wer ertrantte Grant fir feline Tami>
lie, inbem er wdbrenb ieiner letten 2e>
bensjabre feline Geographic i@rieb, bic
leinen MnsebSriscn cine @innobme uon
mebreren 6unberttauienb Dollars
bra@te. 49,.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25

9er ie9sfa1e MSrber hilbert Baum>
berger blBte letten Greitas BEL @anbo,
g. D.. gang III ber Nabe bes Plates,
no ct ietne Opfer III brutaler Weiie ab:
i9laGtste, bas i@auberbafte gerbreden
am @alsen. 8enn nod irsenb etmas
imitanbe 1T, bic Eobesirafe in eiuem
siuitisen 9i@te eri3einen gu laien. 10
1T es lire Mnwenbuns bel benz S@euial
Baumberser seweien, in wcldem Sale
le leiber nod ais cine uiel gu milbe Be-
tradtet ,uerben mub. Nm Mnrsen bes
7. Suli y. s. ermorbete bieier unmeni@
ndmli@ ieiuen Ontel, Daniel 8. &rei>
ber, feline Eante, etnen iieSenjdbrisen
Neifen unb bret junae @ouiinen, neil CT
nit ieinem Ontel einen Wortwediel &C.
babt bate unb Inn feline beitialii4en
@elaite 3n befrieoisen, inoem CT ieiner
finfSebn Sabre alien @ouiine @nna
mebrmals @ewolt antbat, ber ct Jet
lanserer 3eit 9lntrdse semo@t uno bic
ibm am Mbenb Dor ieiner baartraubens
ben 8luttbat seorobt bate, benz gater
BON ieinem Benebmen III &enntniB ieten
gu moQet. Die &reiber'i@e Tamilie
mar bon 2%ancater, Pa., ND nod @er>
manbte terielben wobnen. na@ @anoo
setommen uno bate ii@ auf elmer 5met
Meilen pon, Orte e~ntfernt lie9enoen
Tarm anseiiebelt. 8aumberser mar
neun Monate uor Der i@redli@en Eraz
s0bie sebinst woroen. I'M ii@ tint MQsez
meinen auf Der Tarm niitli@ gu MAIDEN.
Sci Gasesanbru@ nod benz Mbenb, an
wel4em Mnna bic erwdbnte Drobuns
ausseitoBen unb woriiber ct mad ieinem
@eitdnoniB bic gauge Ma@t sebratet
bate, sins er in ieines Ontels S@lafz
simmer unb eri9oB i'm, mdbreno er I'M
S@lafe lag. Damn elite Ct in bic Slide,
NO feline Gante bas Tribitid 3ubereitete
unb itredte aud bieie bur@ eiaen S@ub
gu 8oben. 9ierauf i@loB er Anna in
ieinem eisenen S@laf5immer elm, t0otete
bann bic orei3ebnidbrise Bernice, bic
%elfidbrise Yerlp, bic neunjdbrise Marie
unb oen iiebenidbrisen Dauio.
9uf febentli9es Bitten Der dlteiten
Go@ter Mnna idoute oas S@euial bas
2eben Der brei ianseren &nabea. Nnna
murbe bann pon ibm se5munsen, in bic
Slide gu seben, mo ber blutise 2ei&>
nam ibrer Mutter auf benz 8oben lag,
UNI ibm ein Tribitid 81 bereiten, baB
Ct in aQer @ube uno nit 9roBem Nppe>
tit gu iid nabm. @r trieb bann bas
Mab4en in iein 3immer 5urad unb
na4ber III ben Stau, that ibr mebrmals
@emalt an, banb iie in benz Staue feit,
i9loB iie elm, i~ottelte Elm Pferb unb
s%auoppirte mad ber @renje bon Mani>
toba gu. Die tleinen &naben befreiten
iebr balo ibre @@meiter, mel&e iofort
bic 9{adbari9aft alarmirte. @aumber>
ger errei@te unbelditist Deloraine in
Manitoba, no er ieoo@ uier5is Stun>
ben na@ ieiuer Mntunft perbaftet purSe.
Nur bur9 bic Wa@lamfeit unb Gnt>
i9lonenbeit bes Sberifis Mc@une ent>
sins er Der Qpn@iufti3 ieitens Der ibm
uerfolsenb en- Manni@aft, mel4e i'm bel
brei @elesenbeiten beinabe in ibre 6am>
be tetommen bdtte. Der @i9erbeit
,uesen bra9te man bic 8eitte ms Sc
fansniB gu @rano Sorts, no ct ein
uouitdnbises @eitdnonlB ableste unb
obne lansen projeB gum Gooe per>
urtbeilt wurbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
CrnNeS uno &ettereS.

Die Teinbe iinb itets bic seidbrli@:
iten, bic uns re9t freunblid baiIen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
9eimti@e Treuben iinb bic iiBeiten:
beimli@e Ibrdnen bic bitteriten.

Ginen tii@ti9en Maun lernt man oft
erit Sann redt ertennen, wenn er cine be-
uor3uste Steluns einnimmt, mdbrenb
Elm S@wd@lins, Der bur@ bas Sdidial
i" ben gorbersruub aei@oben, INNER
tleiner eri@eint, ie bober er iteist.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25

n.'~'Sie betommen i@on Sbr @elb
- aber bieien Monat tann i'd Sie ni9t
beSoblen!" 49, Das baben sic ia and
uori9en Monat aelast! - nNa, bab'
i'd alto ni9t &ort sebalten?!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
Gin Gbrenm mann.

@i@ter: Isle werben ueridieoene,
g%etrisereien bei@uloist. sic baben un:
ter ben Namen Muler, 9ebmann,
S@ul;e, Sdmibt &c. pielsn Heuten
@elobetrdse entlodt. 8arum baben Sit
bas setban?" Nnsetlaster: r9er.
&i@ter, ioa i'd oenn meinea ebrlider
Namen gu oerlei S9winheleien berse:
benz"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25

* Ga oline non better Qualitdt uno
III beliebiser Cuantitdt lit nunme1r I'M
@eidait uon s. y. Bebnte 81 baben
uno wirb Runoen obne Grtrauer9iitun9
irs 6aus 9eliefert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
rntucrn@eru

Die neuliden Sturmidaben baben se5eist, oaB gers
iiheruns sesen Sdaben pom g9inbitirmcn unb 1ornas
boes sera6e 70 notbwenbi9 1T, ais sescn Jeuer ut,b Sltss
idaben, unb Id made beBbalb barauf auimertiam. bab
Id Yolicen in ben 5uuerldfislten Seieuidaiten su 10 btls
lisen Vreiien auf 1, 3 oter 5 Sabre ~ausiteaea fam, bab
Ntemanb bic sertnse Nussabe ideucn ioQte.
" NJ. q faenber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
Nus b { II, n, II.

ISM bic Qunbeiteuer cine birefte ODER
inoirette?" = vGine inbirette!"-
,,Wesbalb?" - ,.Weil bieielbe ni9t
brett POM 9unbe erboben wirb!" g.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
ANDREW ]. ECKSTE|N,
,. gi9entbiinter ber
&ionier Npo9ete

.. Stem ulm, Minn.
mebi3inen, Gbemitalien, Goilettenars
titeln, parfiimerien, 6arben, Del, Str:
nii1en, @las, 8i@er, S3reibmateria>
lien pn6 Mui itinItrumente itets in GROCER
Musmabl an Eager.
@ecepte ma9 meot3inii6en &eseln NIT
9r6Bter @orii9t angefertigt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25
BufleuS Mrnica=S aIbc.

Ole bette Salbe in BET @elt fir S9mtitp,lnben
lGuetidunsen, gSunoen, Seidwire. Sal,itub, 5lcdten
auigeiprunseue Sdnbe. Troitbeulen, 9ibnerau9en unb
ale 6autausidldse unb betlt %unieblbar @dmorrboiSen.
9ouitdnbise Yeirtebisuns auseiidert ODER feline Nesabz
flung uerlanst. Areis, rs Gents bic S9adtel. gu bas
ben BET 8. ~. often, Stem him..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-25

g Il m De-! ait Der Sans
sum @retIe.
uS@dm'De'!" iait Der Sans ;umgretle,
r9iet amol an &uS Dim sea,
Was Or bod beim Rfdnoeripiele
@isentli@ lit aufs'lest swea!"
Sang, lei lieber itil!!" iait's @retle.
rllno uerfiobr net 10 c @'idrei!
Sud. menus AMBER 2eut' net ieabet,
@ib / Dir 10 aerne ;woi!"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21
PROFESSIONS OF PATRIOTISM.

The recent strike In the West has
afforded Southern leaders the oppor
tunity of making great display OF
loyalty and at theeame time enabled
them to even up an old score against
that section which In recent years,
has not suffered from the devasta
ting effect of an invasion by hostile
forces. General john B. GORDON is
quoted as saying:
"I am Commander-in-Chief of the Con-
federate Union, which is an org aniZation
of Confederate veterans similar to the
Grand Army of the Republic. If occa-
sion requires it, ] will march an Army OF
old soldiers across the. long bridge over
the Potomac greater than ever General
Lee commanded, every man Of which
will fight to the death to preserve the
Union and command respect for the old
flag"
Now any man who knows any
thing about It, can readily apprec'
late the emptiness of this boast. Tn
men who fought thirty years age
are not At for active service now. /
is the younger men who must re
sDond to the call of the nation. Tn
older men need stay at home. Nor
lover those men who followed Ger
ROBERT E. LEE got enough the
and they are not hankering.afte an
, more of that kind of service, no ma
. ter who desires notoriety out OF i
Those who slept four years on IL
bare ground, faced the cannon an
y knew of the charge are In no hume
q to rush where that kind OF work is I
take place. Those men who knew
the war and took part in 1t g
q enough, and 1t is only the hot-hea'
r ed element who never smelt powde
q save on a fourth of July or at ia
d get practice who would lead boo
# of men again into such a conflc
l. Oh, no, General GORDON, talk abo'
the State militia and not of the on
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

legged, one-armed, one-eyed ex-Con
federates as the safeguard of the
Nation.
Their work Is DONE They can In
spire their children with National
patriotism. But when IL comes to
the talk as to what they can and
will do In another fight, their spirit
may be willing. but the flesh Is weak
even to the extent of finding urgent
business elsewhere when 1t comes to
a contest as of yore-
The millions of dollars spent, anC
thousands of lives lost are directl,
chargeable TO the Confederate lesd
ers, who plunged into conflict Will
out considering the cost. Go HON
Gen. GORDON and turn this magnifi
cent body of men against the South
Tern anarchist--ths lyncher.
Let them use their efforts In the d
rect.on of fostering respect for th
Constitution and laws of the Unite
States and intoxicating the element
of patriotism In the youngest an
grandest specimens of Southern ma
hood the world has ever seen.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

How can L. Z. Lee Camp and It's
members stand to Its reply to Co
lumbia Post of Chicago, and at the
same time end orse President CLEvE-
LAND In his action I'm ordering FEEDER
al troops into the state of Illinois
against the protests OF the Demo
cratic Governor? But then we are
reminded that LEE Camp didn't en-
dorse President CLEVELAND, 1t was
the Rev. Mr.. CAVE that 1t endorsed
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21
AGAINST THE NORTH.

Some of the Southern journals are
very indiscreet In their utterances.
A striking example OF this is shown
in the following extract taken from
the Hampton, Va, Weekly News oil
the 14th inst. 1t says:
TIE following article, which appeared
in the Southern States magazine, gives
reason for cOngratuiation throughout
the South and is a most remarkable
showing for these times of financial de
preston. The day is rapidly approach
| ing when the South will be the richest
and most prosperous section ofour coun
| try. and while the farms of New England
are being abandoned and manufactures
closed for lack of business we see new en-
terprises opening up IN all Southern
States. This has been done in spite O.
Northern prejudice and hostility, and in
the lace of obstacles that would have
daunted q less determined people.
The eyes of the world are BEGINNING
To look with favor on our Southland
and the era of prosperity now opening
} lis one that will bring prosperity anl
wealth throughout the entire South.
, There is an entire absence of love O
: country In the above, and a etrik
ing example of a love of sec
ton. 1t emphasizes what ha
: been said by Northern orators tina
: the Democratic tariff bill was draw
: with a view to iniuring Norther
industries and fostering Souther
Q ones.
J, The gloatIng over the destructio
of New England's manufactures i
most unfortunate. All classes ca
afford to welcome the industrif
9 emancipation of this section; but
lit Is to be done at the expense ,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

The South seems to have been es-
pecially unfortunate 1t had to en-
dorse Rev. Mr.. CAVE and his oration
In favor of states rights, and Presi-
dent CLEvELAND's proclamation In
favor of centralized form OF gov
eminent.
1t did both however within sixty
days and stands ready to perform
any other feat which it's obhgine
leaders may pledge 1t to carry out
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

II the Democratic Party should
control the government another
four years we believe that the gates
of Castle Garden will swing outward
for the first time in the history OF
the government. Folks will be want
ing to go away from here.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

You may slight your children and
leave anybody to take care OF them,
with the street as nursery; but
you'll rue the days you did 1t as
sure as you are born.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

The minister gets two dollars for
matrimonialIy tying you and the
lawyer $4,000 for untying you. The
former always makes a success and
the latter often makes a failure.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

With President CLEVELAND taking
issue with Gov. ALTGELD upon the
very points which Rev. Mr.. CAVE set
forth, It is no wonder that the Rev.
gentlemen should have relapsed into
ailonQo
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

SC other, we should be slow to
Civ. emit to our feelings In the mat
ter. building ones self up by pulling
some one else down Is as mischievous
a policy among sections as It is In
the c6se OF individuals.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

When you hear a person yelling
constantly, 'stop thief" hunt
around his residence, and you may
not have to go further to look for
the thief.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

Oh, how some folks rejoice to pick
holes In the garments of Others sim
ply because tLeir covering is already
in rags.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21
CARRIED HIS MURDERER WITH
HIM.

FRANK B. HOOP of Liberty, Miss,
is no more. The end has come and
devoted lover of his people that be
was. he has gone to that reward
which remaineth TO the faithful
1t was long time before we could
roalIzs that he was one and the same
person who had subscribed to the
PLANET and forwarded the money
therefor. An inspection of our
books told the story,-the name and
place corresponded,-"F. b. HOOP,
Liberty, Miss"
There was no mistake about 1t.
He was a teacher at that place
and was charged with writing an In
sulting letter to the superintendent.
This was presumed to be a sufficient
cause for him to be regulated and
! about midday on July 2, 1894, a
band of armed white men went after
/. him to mete punishment.
. Hoop did not finch from duty
He saw that his time had come, and
Z he met 1t like brave man.
= But what did these white men hav'
:. to do with 1t ? Why should they at
r tempt to punish HOOP about a let
:. ter which he had written the superin
: tendent ?
4 1t was none of their business. Blu
lno, a Negro had been impudent to
= white man and he must be punished
NOLAN HANKS, the son OF an e.
Sheriff and bully was to go u
ne and call the Negro out. They wei
armed. HOOP knew it, and it we
not long before thu bull-dozing lead'
Id was weltering In his vwn'blood, kills
by the bullet from the unerrir
weapon of this brave defender of b
n home.
= He opened fre.on the crowd: al
In the conflict fell to rise no MOI
So be 1t.
~ Far better that he should ha
died thus than that he should ha
been punished like criminal al
10 hanged Ike dog.
lie FRANK b. HooD knew his RICH
and maintained them The m
who came after him were law-brea
10 ers and he had the right to defe
~ himself
The white people are sorrowi
lover the death of NOLAN HANKS
inc them do so, remembering that
ny coIored men are not alike and I'll
thousands of them are permeal
by the same spirit, thrilled by
oS. same emotions as those which
ia' FRANK B. HOOP to boldly a
u bravely meet his death, while del
erately carrying his assaiIant W
tn. him.
are Con grant that his example '
mr. afford lesson to the lawless
that and other sections.
When colored men determine
lick act as HOOP acted a better situat
I'M of affairs will be obtained. Ev
ldy colored man In these lonely secti'
should own a repeating rifle
know how 10 use 1t In defense of
life. law and the protection of himf
ZOE When this is done. lynch-law will
om- and cowardly white men Will
some other amusement than tina
leading lynching parties. Lyr
TED, law must goI
ave
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

To be "stuck up" is to be hated,
even by people to whom you have
never done an injury.
Moral Don't be stuckup.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

Talk about the good side of life
Ignore the bad side as much as pos
sible and you feel better and accom-
plish more.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

Loss OF sleep destroys a~sweet dis
position. If this Is true, one would
be under the impression that some
people don't sleep at all.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

What appears to be awful in 9th
or folks is half as bad when we arr
guilty of doing the same thing our
selves.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

The thing that is doing us most
injury as result of slavery is that
we were taught to be against our
rol-oc
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

take great pleasure in announcing
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

We think we know when to strike
back and when we do 80 somebody
will be aware that we have struck.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

To be educated and not know how
to earn a living is to be a failure
from the start.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1894-07-21

umTHERE Is no use marrying a wo-
man with the hope that she'll die
frat.