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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-14

@prfru9t. Mm beitsn sebeibt
Der 2ein auf friia umsebroaenen
@ras= ober Rleelaub, na9 ft9 sebeibt
ct ntbt gut; man i'm i'm besbalb erit
na9 6 Sabren pieber auf pahelbe
Selb brinsen. Sn 8elgien, tpo bic
Tla9scultur iett 2ansem bstrieben
tptrb, tpmmt er erit na9 8 Sabren
tpteber auf bai7elbe 2anb. Mluh .oort
ntrb als bic Bette @orfrldt ber &lee
angeieben.
Mus1aat. Sc naAbem man ben
2ein fir Samen= ober fir 5a5ersez
tpinnung 3iebt, III bic Mus5aatmenge
oerI9ieben. Sir bic 5aiersepinnung
mub Der @amen mDglidit bidt eeidet
psrDen; man re9net 2 8uibels PRO
Ncre. Sir bic Samengetptnnuns ge=
niigen % Yed prp Mcre. Ser Ga
men pirb gepDbnli9 brettpiirfis aus
geidet; BEL Musiaat fir Taiergetpinz
nl1ng 1T es gut, treu5meiie gu iiberiden,
INN einen m0gli91t btbten @tanb gu
srbalten. 9ie 3eit Der Musiaat 1T
in ben per19iebenen @taaten per19ie=
ben; man idet in mdrmeren 2agen i'm
MGr3 bts Mnfang Mpril, in tdlteren
@nbe Mp"::!!, &nfans Mai.
Ser @amen barf nidt gu tief unterz
gebra9t tperben, bD4itens 2-3 3pu;
am BEL item 1T es, man eggt i'm Elm
unb ma15t bann bas Telo ab.
Srttt cine @ertruftung bes Bpbens
Elm, 70 mub burb l1ebereg9en &C.
bro9en perben. Cine @eruntrautung
iolte burh Sdten berbinbert merben;
bie1e Mrbeit tommt aber bieraulanoe
gu tbeuer uno besbalb 5eritDrt man
bas l1ntraut ppr ber Muslaat. Man
ldbt bas gum Mnbaa porbereitete 5elo
10 lange liegen, Big bic nntrduter erz
i4ienen iinb, unb pernihtete oann
bieielben bur4 l1e%bereggen. BORT mn
man bili9e 9tlfe genug bat, I'm SD
ten gu tDnnen, muB es geI9eben, penn
bic Pflan5en 5-8 3oQ bo4 itno;; tpenn
man refine Safer e~r3iet.sn min, 1T bas
Soften unbebingt notbpenig.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-14

brei anbere Dinse nod. mir benten,
fir etnen 9erauseeber 1T ni&ts 5u
gut. Gr. Tam ME gu piel @elb mas
den; er tam ME bod genu9 in Der
0Tentliden Mdtuns iteben. Wir iinb
ni9t in's 3eitunssselhdft sesanger,,
alm nur Elm Wal i'm Sag gu ellen. unb
UNI uns ms 8ett legen az miii1en,
pdhreub infer ein5ises 9embe getoas
i4en mirb. Iu4 mar es niht unier,
Mbiiat, fit ieben Giel in Der partei
ben 9ausnarren au mac9tn unb nit
aerriKener S4uben umleraulaufen.
Wir baben mad 4emtern seiu4t, neil
Il ni4t na4 uns iu4ten. Wer ers
t%partet, bub linn Elm Imt nahlaufe.
Der mub SGgeipGbne i'm S9dbel bas
ben. Wir baden ni9t Bios Memter err
ftrebt, mir baben ieaua betommen;
mir betommen audi nod mebr.
Mas bas Sobti9lasen anbetriFt, 10
batten mir eben nit oebn 2euten aus
chamber gu tommen; mir mubten es
tbun, 1onit tpdren ie nit uns ausein>
amber getommen. Sn iebem etnaelnen
Jal baden mir bic 8esrdbnibtoiten BE-
aab(t unb ibnen einen iiber aQes Gr<
fparten anitdnbigen Rubeplab perz
14aft. !9ier i'm Wef item muB Elm Ser
ausgeber tets auf Der 9ut iein. aann
er nibt idieben, 10 bat ct bier nitts
perloren. Was INNER ct tbun mag,
um benz Sc 4mad bes publttums 9ez
rebt gu tperben, es tpirb INNER 2eute
seben, tpel4e na4 ieiner 9aut b%Griten.
Der S9merpuntt ltegt, unierer Muf<
faKung nod, BARN, bes Inberen 9aut
5uerit gu triegen.
Was uniere 9robbolbbaftisteit an
belanst, 10 b0ren mir bariiber gum e.,
item Mal &lase fiibren. Sober 81.
rausseber fat in semiKen Dinsen feline
@isentbumli4teit. IS sibt &oQegen,
pelde Bel Der Gin tellung zines Mbon<
nements leuf5en unb einen @tri4 burd
ben betreHenben Namen MAIDEN. mir
MAIDEN un1ere perlDnli4e Muftpartuns
unb bitten INN cine Grtldruns. Mqerz
bings iinb uns idon berl4iebtne
&n6pfe bonn @od gei4oNen tporoen,
mir baben aber tets bic Announcements
erneueruns nit na@ 9auie genom<
men. @enau. bieielbe Sattit befo19en
mir i'm Mnnoncenpeien. Der Mertb
oes Mnnoncirens tann nit le4slGufz
gen 8emeisgriinben audi benz ungldu:
bis1ten CUR ueber5eugung sebra4t
tperben.
Der @ormurf, baB mir Elm Prabler
ieien, 1T gerabe3u ld@erli@. Sober
.!9%erausseber ioqte BON ii4 ielbt unb
ieiner ,3eituns cine quite Meinuns
baben. @as uns betrift, 10 baben
mir bas, mas mir in unierem proz
gramm peripra@en, itets gebalten unb
merben es AUDI firoerbin tbun. Der
eindrmelige &unbe, Der ben Mii4
briiben in Gone Sree rebisirte. tbut
uns leib, aber fortan tueroen mir ibn
ignoriren. I'm ieinen 8or1pirfen gu
%anttporten, muBten mir ben 8eri4t
iiber einen Morb. tpelder fir bic gir<
tulation unieres 8lattes minbeitens
tDnnen ietnetipegen tein tpeiteres Spfer
SIS pertb mar, auslafen, unb mir
bringen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-14

fans na@ beiben @tdtunsen; bieie
9ade mirb idon tiefer, auf unssfdbr
4 bis 5 Son, gegeben. Der 3tped
bieier unb Der nadfolgenben 8earbei=
tlng beitebt iopobl i'm Wertilsen per
n~ntrduter als audi i'm 2odern bes 3D.
bens, UNI ben pFanaennuraeln @dr=
me unb 2uft a~uauflbren.
Das Gultiptren ionte. 10 oft als
mDglih mteberbolt tperben, am be item
pdre es pobl, tpenr es iebe Wo9e einz
NAL gel4eben tDnnte, man befDrbert
auf bieie Meiie gang eritaunlid bas
Mahstbum unb brinst baburh bic
Nflanaen 10 melt, bab ibnen bic beiz
ben Strablen Der @pnne Gnbe Stunt
ober Mnfanss Suli iteinen S4aoen
antbun, auberbem tptro Der 8oben
bann audi geniigeno bef@attet uno bic
Mustrodnung p%erbinbert. SIM an
gemeinen cultibirt man 2 Big 3 Mal
unb bGufelt bann bic Pflan5en an.
9as Mnbdufeln, nit benz 9dufelz
plug, ion ppr benz 6erpprtreten Der
@ispen 9efdeben; es bat ben 3med,
ben Bpben an bic pfan3en gu bringen,
babur9 benielben einen beheren @tanbz
prt 3u geben unb bic aus ben unteren
9almtnoten berbortretenben Wur5eln
nit Grbe gu bebeden; bie1elben entz
tpideln ii@ babur9 better unb tragen
CUR @%rndbrung ber pf1an5e Bel.
Das Mnbdufeln mub 1elbtpertanbz
li4 t%reuatpeiie 9ei@eben, oh man bal|z
ielbe glei@ btntereinanber bornimmt'
b. ;. crit in elmer &ihtung, bann, ~
balo man ferttg 1T, in Der anoern,
bGngt bon Der @ntnidelung Der pfan=
3en lno benz 8oben5uitano alb, ldnger
.als cine @o9e ba5nii@en Der itrei4en
gu lafen, biirfte it@ taum empfeblen,
ba sann bic Pflanaen Dielet4t 19on
gu tpeit entpidelt itnb uni bnr4 bag
pfliigen S@aoen angeri4tet peroen
fann. Sinb ndmlid bic phanaen
I9on III 8litbe, 10 bart man nidt
mebr I'M 6elbe berumarbeiten, neil
font bic 8ertdubung unb 8efrudz
tuna qe1tDrt tpirb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-14
s@neiSer 0owe umo tett Yan3er.

lleber einen 8e1uG beim S4netber
Dope in !6arnburg bringt bic rRieler
3eitunq" cine bDb}9e plauberet, beren
6auptaiige mir inn N%ad5tebenben tpiez
Ser geber: Scr 3ufaq 1T mir GIN
1tig getpe1en; i4 babe BON Dome mebr
aeie6en unb 9ebDrt, als i@ erpartete.
|5Aon am Ma9mtttag, lan9e bor Be
ginn Der W%oritequng, serietb t4 in
feline Mtmo1pbGre. Denn mie i4 10
bur6 bic belebten @traben Der Weltz
itabt f9lenbere, 5ebe i4 por benz
@@aufenfter ber @igarrenbanblung
r3um Cardinal" - I'M @dbauie 5tptz
i@en MltenmaG : 8riide unb 8urit ab
lit lie beleqen-eine bunfle Men14enz
merge 1idl itauen. @eredten !9al1es
iu@en bic 3uriidItebenoen apii4en ben
gebrGngten &0pfen ibrer Woroermdnz
ner binour9 nit benz Slid bic @pte=
aeli&eibe gu errei@en; bi@ter, immsr
6i6ter pirb ber &nduel; FIN uno
wieber m11B elm S4uBmann auhorz
bern, bic pafage fret gu maiden.
matiirlid pai1e i9 audi auf einen M{oz
ment, ben 6aufen gu bur4oringen,
aus benz i9 lin unb pieber ben y(as
men Dpne bernebme. 9as maht midi
muir neugierig, unb um 1@nelsr gum
s3tel a1 gelangen, trete i4 in BEN 2az
Sen, for6ere, obmobl reihli4 perie3en,
Elm fables Dubenb Smitirte unb er:
tunbige mi4 i'm b%eildufgen @eiprad
nab benz rGtbielbaften Snbalt beg
Shaufen1ters. 8ereitmiQigt fubrt
man midi fin; mas oa 5mti4en ben
@iqarren per19ieben iter Sorten 5u1
@&au qelteQt lit, 1inb apet elegant mil
ausgei9lagene @tuis, in BEN
etnen 3mei to1tbare, fart .pergolbete
mebolper, am anbern cine einaige, abe1
gana auberorbentli4 fetn %gearbeitete
piitole nit anem 3ubeb0r; uriprune
unb 3psd 1af1en i4 baneben lefen;
les inb @brenge14ente fir ben au11z
fdiiben Gapitdn 2eon Marttn, bic
Mepolper bonn prin5en bon Males,
bic Biftple bonn Sra fen @4upaloH;
ir bat 34OO Mart g~etoftet unb 1T bic
M4beit zines 8erliner 8idienma9ers,
Der mir lebteres mittbeilt, 1T Elm
elegant getlei5eter 9err nit i4par5em
@9murrbart, elm Mnfang 9retbiger,
pie ih i'm i@dBe. S@ toVme, pah.
renb tRm feline 9abannabs etngepadt
tperDen, bes Weiteren nit linn in's Sc
1prdG; natiirli4 iiber Dome. Sd En-
3Gble ibn1, oab er audi na4 &iel font
men iperbe, er ld@elte 1eltiam, atebt
1hliebli@ elm iilbergebdmmertes 8titz
te5<@tai berpor, rei4t mir bic &arte
unb tpeiit auf cine in bic innere @erz
golbung grapirte Sni@rift: "Gomte
be @4oubaloH a ion maltre eap1tatne
2epn Marttn."
Ser 9err, bet. NIT mir rebete, tpar
ielber Der beriibmte &unt14lbe, Der
ben Mannbeimer Sdneioer fiir feline
Sour1ee engagirt fat, 2eon Martin,
BET benz @pbne bes ru11t1den 8ot=
1@afters in Berlin unterrt4t i'm @9ie=
hen ertbetlt unb bte1 es toitbare &ar=
tenzgtui gum Mnbenten erbalten bat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-14
Mmerifancr i'm 2luSIano.

v2ippincotts Magaoine" gibt cine
l1eberii@t iiber bic 3ubl Der 4meri<
taner, tpet4e bas Nuslanb beiu4en,
ober bort bleiben unb bic pldBe,
tpelde iie por5uesueis aufiu4e~..
Miht ale &meritaner, bic europa be-
reiien, geben nu4 paris, tpie man
fdii&lid annimmt, ober tie balten ii&
nur 10 tur3e 3sit bort auf, bab lie
oar niht auf oer polt5et angemelbet
trerben. ssSn 1892 maren in ben 2iz
item bes bprttgen polioei : prdfetten
bic Mamen bon $4,000 Mmerttanern
angegeben, tpelde bon .@aftpirtben
einberidtet paren. Man nabm aber an
bab eben1o piele nod in Pripatbduiern
unb Yenlionen tpobnten, mas cine Sc
iammtiumme BON $4,000 NADER
tpiirbe.
9te ameritanii9e &olonie, tpel4e
permanent gu paris pobnt, 3dblt ges
qermGrtig $500 Ser omen. Griiber tpar
lie itdrter, aber leit ber pari1er 4usz
iteuunq bat lie abgenommen. DamalS
itieqen bic preiie fir Mobnung uno
Qe6ensmitte[ in bobem @rabe, unb
1nb niemals tpieber 10 niebrig getporz
ben, ME friiber. Na4 paris lat
Berlin bic grDbte ameritanii9e Solo
ME in europa, obglei4 Der ourapalftz
renben 8eiuder ni@t balb 10 piele
iinb, pie gu paris. .'.".
Damn tolnmt Dresben nit elmer
&olonie bon 1000 -- unb einem abz
unb 3uitr0menben 8eiu@ bon 10000
Bis $4,000 i'm Sabr. @enf bat cine
amertfani14e &olonie bon $50 unb
mirb iGbrli@ BON 10000 Mmeritanern
beiu9t, pe(9e.1 1-2 Millionen Dolz
lars bort ber3ebren, pie angenommcn
mirb. Die @otels in 2u3erne batten
bonn 1. Mai Big gum 1. Sttober in
1892 ameritanii4e @dfte in 3abl bon
! 9612-unb tpeitere 1000 fanDen I'm
tertunft in peniionen unb priba1=
9duiern.
&arlsbab 1T Elm 2ieblings : plab
ber Mmeritaner; in 1892 tpuren 1924
bort, &pelde bic 4urzSareb e5ahlt bat>
ten. Sn @t@p, Ma4en unb Miesbaz
ben balten ii4 ie iber 1000 auf. Nt55a
aber fat III ben lebten le4s Sabrer
ie $4,000 bis 10000 ameritanif4e
8eiu9er angeaogen. &om bat cine
permanente &olonie BON 200, unb
jdbrlid) an 10000 8eiu&er aus
Mmerita. Gloren3 peiit biei elbe 3lbl
auf. Man nimmt an, bab in Stalien
idbrli6 20 Miutonen Dollars bon ben
| Mmritauern ausgegeben tuerben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-14

faFsnb unb nidt aus ber 9anb laKenb,
bur9 bic Meni9enmenge Dor ii4 berz
brdnet, beitiirmt bon Bitten UNI cine,
eine einaise, i'm panoer aeriplitterte
&usel. Do4 bic finb niat 10 lei4t
unb IdneIl aus benz polfter gu entz
fernen, in befen S9uBlDder 9unberte
sleidaeitis tpenisitens ben Singer lez
gen mDdten, UNI au unteriu@en, mas
ettpa brinnen itedt. 8isber 1T es Niez
manben selungen, peber in Berlin,
ober in 9amburg unb aud in Rtel
pirb's am Sonntas tpobl &einem
glider"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-14
Ser GIah d Il.

Die 2etn1amenpFan3e tpirb entu.=
Der gum 3mede Der Samengetpinnurg
ober 3ur @epinnung Der 6aier, oes
Ilah{es, ge3ogen. Der 2ein bat tlef=
ne, lang3ettlidbe BlGtter, einen ahtz
bldtterigen Rel9, cine finfbldtterige
8lumentprne, 5 am @runbe Dertpaeb=
1ene @taub9efdBe unb cine aebnfddez
rige !&apiel nit 1 Same1 in jeoent
Gad1e. Man unteri@etoet zen Gdlieb=
lem, beKen &apieln 9ei4loKen bleiber1
unb ben @pringlein, beRen 9ap1eln
bei ber &eif e auf1pringen. Die 8lu=
tie bes 2ein's 1T blau; es giebt aber
audi cine tpetbblibenbe 8arietdt.
Ser 2etn beiiBt cine nur 6--8 3oQ
lange 9auptmur5el un5 einige tur5e
@eitenpuraeln. Die Safer bes 2ein's
befinbet ith amii4en Der &inoe uno
benz bol3tgen Sbetle bes Stengels.
@oben uno Selma. Die 2einpflanz
3e b%erlangt Elm feu@tes Selma unb
liebt einen 1anbtgen 2ebmboben ooer
lebmiqen @anbbpben nit burhla1enz
benz nntergrunbe. Muf 1hneren Sbonz
bDben, Iopie auf 6lugfanobDben &C.
betbt lie ni@t gut; lie giebt auf 14pcz
rem 8oben audi feline fetnen 5afern.
Muf 19tperem 8pben gtebt ber boQdnz
bi16e 2ein Before &e1ulate, mdbreno
auf lei9teren 8obenarten oer Nt9aers
(etn bic be1ten @rfolge gtebt.
@orbereitung bes 8pbens. Menn
man cine feline Taier e~r5ielen min, 10
mub bet Wprbereitung bes &obens be-
1onbere Mufmertlamtett geihentt tperz
ben; ber @oben mub 10 forgfGlttg als
m0gli@ bergeribtet tper5en. SIM 9erb1t
ion ber 8oben tief gepfliigt uno i'm
Grlbtabr nod einmal gepfliigt meroen;
auf f9tperem 8oben 1T es gu empfebz
len, i'm Gribiabr 5tpetmul gu pfliigen.
Damn mtrb geeggt unb gepal3t, big
ber 8oben gang fetn getporoen.
Diingung. Obtpobl bic Mnfpriime
bes Qeins an ben 8oben ,ni@t iebr
bebeutenb 1inb, 70 pirb bur4 mebrz
iGbrtge 2eincultur, Defenders bort, tpo
muir Samen geoogen tpirb, ber 8ooen
1ebr ausge1ogen. Jrti4en @talmt1t
an3umenben, 1T ni@t gu empfeblen,
oa ba6ur@ bic Safer gu grobtengelig
tptrb. ..... =. ~"
Mm Be- ten 1T es, man oungt CUR
@orfru9t ober man bertpenbet gut berz
r~otteten @ta1miit, ben man 3eittg inn
@erbit uuf's Telb brtngt. &ompoit
ober Mi4e 1T Elm iebr. gutptrtenoes
Dingemittel; audi bic msni4lt4en
@rcremente i'm berbinnten '3uitanbe
eignen 1i4 febr gut ba3u. @s empielt
1i@, bort, po nl1r auf Samen ge5pgen
mirb, benz 8pben bas @trob idbrli4
3uriid3ugeben, ba babur@ tpentg1tenS
Elm She'll ber enlargement StoHe eriebt
ptrb. .Sn 8elgten tuerben Seltu@en
our Dinsung pertpenbet; mandmal
Biz gu 1000 &uden pro Mcre. Sn
Srlunb 1mtrb folgenbe &unitoiingerz
mti@ung pro Mcre %empfoblen: Muriat
Of potaib (@blprfaltum) 30 pfo.;
@al5 Is Pfb.; Sips "a pfb.; &no<
&enmebl Sd pfo.; Maenefiumiulpbat
so Pfb.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-04

The arguments now being used for
free sugar could with propriety be ex-
tended so as to include other necessaries,
1t is amusing to read lengthy editorials
In Chicago papers showing the evil
effects in the way of restriction of foreign
trade brought about by reason of the tax
on sugar. And still protection has for
Its avowed purpose the encouragement
of foreign trade. The tax on sugar is a
revenue tax and if we we're working on a
free trade basis there would be just about
such tax levied on sugar as there now
is. If 1t be true that the foreigner pays
the tax, as our protection friends claim
then they are debarred from finding fault
with the present tax on sugar. 1t isqulte
evident, though, and there is satisfac.
| ton in securing the tardy admission from
our republican friends, that the con
sumner pays the tax. If that be true oil
sugar 1t is true of other commodities.
There is no use in being dishonest IL
dealing with an economic question. Pro
| tectionists are using free trade argu
ments with view to deceiving the peg
pie. This was brazenly exemplifed by
the speaker on Monday night who charg
ed the present tariff law with taxing wool
en- goods and farm produce, when ht
knew right we'll that in the case of every
article he cited the tax had been reduced
and reduced in liberal measure. 1t viii
pay in the end to .tote fair"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-04

HILLS popularity among democrats IL
New York is a matter of surprise to most
people. He is a politician through and
through and of the machine sort. And yet
he las Independence and does not seem to
court favor. A man who can! count Bourke
Cockrane among his followers must be a
man OF parts. The manner in which the
nomination for governor of New York
came to Hill was proof of the confidence
aud respect of the democracy. Should
Hill be successful in New York this fall
the nomination for the presidency IN 1896
will come to him without the asking
Defeat will not have the effect of retiring
him to obscurity; he has too much brains
for that.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-04

HENRY o. HAvEMEYER of the Sugar
Trust, with three others has been in.
dlcted by Z. s. grand jury at Washing
ton. The indictment is on their refusal
to answer questions relative to the sums
contributed by the Trust IN the several
states to political parties. The trust dld
not confne it's contributions to any po-
liticai party but contributed to that most
likely to win. This proceeding on the
part of the law officers of the government
is most opportune and shows a DISPOSE
ton to check attempts at corruption.
Trusts, at best, are conspiracy against
the people. When they seek to corrupt
legislation and this they are always try
ing to dot is high time steps were
taken to limit their power.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-04

The Superior Leader, judging from an
article republished in The Milwaukee
Journal, will enter into competition with
The Prairie du Chen Courier in worship
of Senator Villas. He visited that city
recently but solely for the good of the
people. We are informed he greeted ali
with 'indiscrimInate cordiality."
While this is a way politicians have, il
is pleasant to have The Leader give our
distinguished senator special credit. No
one bias as yet reached the hight attain
ed by NJ. L. Stokes. who while editing a
paper pronounced Col. Villas "the great
est man intellectually and morally IN the
world" Verify he has had his reward.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-04
THERE should be democratic club or.

THERE should be democratic club or
ganized ID every town in the county, and
it should be ali active one. These clubs
can be made means OF education. The
people should inform themselves on poll
teal questions with view to intelligent
ly dIscharging their duties as citizens. A
well conducted club will induce people to
study up these questions and will fur
nish an opportunity for public speaking
which our young men should improve. A
fair, frank discussion of questions will re-
move partisanship and divest political
action of acrimony. What the country
needs is more intelligence on the part of
the voter, and then laws Will be enacted
for the benefit of the people.
1t Is an easy matter TO organize these
clubs. Elect a president and secretary
and notify the corresponding secretary
of the Manitowoc County Democratic
Club. When a speaker is desired pro-
vide suitable hall and make application
some time ID advance OF the date of the
meeting. The meetings should be well
advertised and a general invitation ex
tended. A campaign conducted in this
way will be clean and fruitful of good re-
suits.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-04
DEAFNESS CANNOTBE CURED.

By local applications as theycannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There is
only way to cure deafness and that Is by
constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inHamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-04

A verdict lately rendered in Baltimore
will have the effect of checking the boy
colt if it will be taken as precedent. A
clothing cutter employed by Baltimore
firm refused to join labor union. His
employer was notified that if be did not
discharge the man he would have to sui
fer boycott. He submitted and the man
was discharged. The clothes cutter sued
the labor union for damages and the jury
allowed him $500. No one can question
the justice of the verdict. Labor unions
which complain of the black list see the
mote IN their neighbours eye while refus
ing to acknowledge there is beam II
their own.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-04

The partial reversal of Judge Jenkius
order by the U. S. circuit court is in the
line of good sense as well lis good law.
There is something repugnant to mans
idea of personal liberty Gan expression
which has been fearfully abused) in be-
ing compelled TO remain IN the employ
ment of a corporation when desiring to
quit its service. The immediate exigencv
was what prompted Judge Jenkins de-
cis:on on this point, and no doubt calm
reflection showed him its error. 1t is
we'll that be has been sustained in the
other parts of his order as 1t will go far
toward eliminating violence IN connec-
ton with strikes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-04

PEOPLE, generally, should look after
their own interests. In political matters
the best test of worthiness is that which
has most contributed to the public good.
Ii the expense of living has been reduced
that fact should balance great amount
of theory as TO the benefits of pro-
lection. The arguments nsed by those
favorable to the continuance of protec-
ton, against the sugar schedule of the
new tariff bill, prove what their real
opinion is with reference to the effect OF
tax on the necessaries of life. The tax
on sugar has increased its price. That
is the inevitable result of tax. The one
charge against the tariff bill which re-
pubilcaps are arguing with greatest as
sidulty is that the cost of sugar is in.
creased by reason of the increase of duty.
1t is PROFESSIONALLY the fact that the
duty has increased the price and tariff
reformers claim that the same thing is
true of all articles on which a tax is
levied. But the argument of the protec.
tionists is that the foreigner pays the
tax, though not asserting to this in the
matter of sugar. There they concede
that the tax Is paid by the consumer.
Why is not the same thing true of all
other articles on which tax is levied?
There is but little difference, however
IN tho rooI ooot IF c,,r,r ,,n1or +bo NJ
Kinley and the present tariff. What is
paid into the national treasury now was
under the Mckinley paid in bounty to
the sugar growers. They were paid a
bounty of 2 cents per pound and this
money was paid them from the national
treasury, amounting to S6,0OO,000 per an
mum. Sugar from Hawaii Is free as it has
been for some time. The taxes paid on
Cuban sugar which now goes into the
treasury of the United States Is just
about what was taken out of the treas.
ury to pay the Louisiana planters under
the Mckinley law. This money which was
taken from the treasury was collected
from the people. It is collected from the
people now but it is used for govern
mental expenses and not paid as bounty
to any privileged class.
There has been material reduction in
the tax upon other necessaries much to
the benefit of the people at large. This
is something which the people should not
forget. TO restore the old duties would
be to increase the expense of living. This
fact should be placed in opposition to
the sophisms of protectionist preaching.
tax can benefit no one except him to
whom 1t is paid. and it is an injustice I'M
less it be employed in paying legitimate
public expenses.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1894-10-04

CHINA has been whipped in short order
by Japan. The Chinese armies are COM
pleteIy demoralized and in their present
state of panic are unable to do any fight
ing. 1t is thought the Chinese emperor
will be deposed. The Franco-Prussian
war was hardly circumstance to this ID
the rapidity of conquest.
1t must be humiliating to China to be
so summarily defeated by a nation com
paratively insignificant in extent and
point of numbers. But Japan has been
progressive Of late years. 1t has encour,
aged commercial relations with the rest
of the world and has given attention to
educational matters.