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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-22
DISASTROUS STORM IN TEXAS,
The Family Saved Their Lives by
Crawling Under the Beds.

The Corpus Christi Caller of June 10th. says
one of the worst hailstorms this section has
experienced in many years passed through
portion of San PatrieiO and Nueces counties
last Wednesday night, about 9 o clock. The
hail, which was followed by heavy rain, lasted
only for few minutes, and, while 1t covered
a good piece of territory, the destructive part
of it was only about two miles WIDE, com
mencing in San Patricio county, about Means
vile, and passing south across Nueees Bay
into this county, taking in ON its march the
farms of j. H. Roark, John Dunn and others
in the neighborhood west of this city Mr.
Roark, who was in town last evening, says the
hailstones came down straight through the
roof of his house, broke out 80 lights of glass
and destroyed q good portion of his crop.
The worst report of all comes from Means
VILE about II miles from this city, at the
head of Nueces Bay, where hailstones fell as
large as goose eggs, and completely ruined the
farms of C. l.. Moore. r. A. Anthony and A.
Wilkinson. Mr.. Moore, who arrived in Cor
puS Christi last night, gives very sorry &C
count of the terrible storm, which completely
ruined him. He saws he is left without dol
lar. Last Wednesday he had growing nicely
| between go and 100 acres of cotton, 80 acres
| in corn. 10 acres in beaus, besides several
acres in melons and other products. He had
| a good home and felt easy.
That night the hail came and swept all his
crop away except two acres Of potatoes and
| one half acre of ribbon corn. The haiIstones
came down through the roof of his house,
making holes large enough to throw a cat
| through them His wife and children had to
take refuge under the bed. His mother, aged
as wears, saved her life by getting under the
| bed also. The family were nearly frightened
| to death aud his wife Is laid up in bed from
the effects of her experience, though his
mother stood il well. The large hailsfones,
| which we're of all shapes. tore the roof of his
kitchen and dining room. broke all his dishes,
| killed his chickens and turkeys. which. II they
could have been spared to bim, would have
| helped him to make living.
Mr. Moore saws after the storm was over
| the hail could be seen banked up in the yard
| ike sruw. When he left home yesterday at
| II o clock a mass of hail was seen at one Ger
ner of his house as large as a bucket. His
| animals suffered the least; the storm blew his
fences and pig pens down, and has stock ran
among the timber, and escaped with little
/ injury.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-22
ORPHANS, Court.

Monday, June I7th.-Wm. r. CurFey, eXeeu-
tor of Henry Carter deceased. received order
10 sell real estate.
Margaret +. Bare. administrators of Samuel
Bare. deceased settled first aud final account.
Margaret +. Bare. bonded as guardian of
Samuel c.. Susan v. Lydia |. and Margaret
+. Bare.
Charlotte Stansbury. executrix of Noah l..
Stausbury, deceased. settled first aud final
account.
Andrew X. Shriver. IT. and Marx q.
ShriyeF. surviving executors Of William sim
yer. deceased. received order to sell stock.
Leonard II. Schmidt and John II. Smith,
executors Of John II. Schmidt, deceased, re
ported sale OF real estate.
John Calf and Henry Gait. executors OF
Sterling Calf. deceased. settled seventh &C
count and returned list of sales Of grain. etc.
Letters Of administration on the estate oi
Margaret Tracy. deceased. were granted q
John w. Tracy.
The las, will aud testament Of George
/ Wareheim, deceased. was admitted to probate
and letters testameBiary granted to George X.
Wareheim.
George r. wareheim and Jacob p Bal
tazer, executors cf Samuel Wareheim, deceas
81. returned inventory % money.
Tuesday. June lS1h.-GeOrge ". Brown.
administrator Of Lydia Brown. decreased. set
lied first aud FINAL account.
Hannah NJ. Nicodemus, administrative %
Mary G. Nieodemus decreased, returned in
ventory Of goods aud chattels, list of debts aud
received order 90 transfer stock.
!. Hamilton Singer, guardian Of NOrvai y
Rnmspert. settled hrU and FINAL account
l.etiers Of administration on the estate 81
Caiharine Frock deceased. were granted @,
William Frock.
Daniel A. Cox. executor ut NeichaF F"N
decreased. settled Glib account.
The last vii and testament og tieorrr Belt
deceased. was admitted 90 probate.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-22
Business Locals.

What Express Company operates over the
New York Central? For answer see Rand.
MeNally Railway Guide: it is full of sneh in
formation.
A new line of handsome high grade Pianos
and Organs on exhibition and sale at Prot.
John T. Rogers, 10 W. Main street, West
minister. Please call and see them before
purchasing elsewhere.
Buy your Patent Medicines for 10 per cent.
less AT John ID. Bowers.
A grand assortment of Fancy Groceries al
way down prices. John d. Bowers.
Come TO Bowers Store for Soda Water.
Each person purchasing one dollars worth OF
Groceries at Bowers receives glass of ice
cream soda free of charge. John ID. Bower ;.
Patent Medicines at way down pe,ers. al
John d. Bowers,
NorIcr-For the benefit of my customers
and the public in general have placed a
telephone in my place of business and apY
orders for Ice Dream Gakes,, eIc,, will Is
carefully anH promptly aitended TO; Ap9; II.
SaYlpr Westminster, Nd, lnnl9A
Saa0O TO Loan. Inquire al this Office IT.
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African Palarer.

{Reportra iur thr pcuocEatle Advosatei
The ladies Home and Foreign Missionary
society Of Gracr Lutheran Church. in cun
nectiou with the regular monthly meeting,
enioyed q very pleasant and iuStructivr
.Pslayer' a. the parsonage on M1uday even
ing, June 18th. 4 great snany laughahle
incidents were noted ia connection wIth the
habits aud customs ~ life among ihr uaiIyss.
Several of the ladies sang selections during
the evening The hostess. hy her engaging
and pleasant manner. made all feel ai huHss
and BY her antiFing efforts dariag the evening
she'd around her such SoesAbillsv and ss-lss
humor that i became Ctutagioass. Ia the
midst 81 the good time ih.ve came iusn the
diningroam. Come over aud help "a, and
xe sent, everyone u "a, '-stroag 10 do and %
dare. The refreshments coasisssd q fruit,
cake and real African coas-c fram the usissioi
a. Muhlenlerg THo very polite natives
waited on the COMPANY. Their zsai and
attention showed she thotOughness 81 iheit
training.
Thos- prcsrnt we're Mr.. Miller. Rev r
IT, Miller. Mr II. 4. Gr@mneF. Mr. Shaiirr,
Mrs. WinemillcF, Mrs- Sioaeh. Mrs Fuss,
Mr. Martin. Mr. PfeHcr. Mrs. Cunningham
Mrs Sullivan. Mr. NARY Ri0ehaFi- Mr.
Reaver Mrs.. HnH Mrs SsnnsF, Mr. Price
Misses Viola Warner, t.sHiss Bikes. Ida
Yineliug. Carrie Maur,r. Jalia IlhglinE, lds
Diheniaugh, Florrayr Miller, NAY Prev
Levine Price. Anna Miller. jeanir GrOit
MeSsss. Paul Miller Carroll Pirtfrg. Edeai
Miller. Milton Sullivan. AZ Westminster. ans
Miss Berthe yanhorn. % Hagersio~a. W
regret la say that several 81 the ladi-, Il ih'
society were not ui;h az, bu; Il Was their loss
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advertised You should
Misses Fast Black Ribbed Hose
and those soc Swivel Silks a 25e yard
saeh uner5000 YARDS CREPE De
NIENNE a Se yard been selling a 124c
1000 YARDS pERCALES yard
YARDS GINGHAMS and JACoNETT PLISSEE yard
This los hut have made rule
anything
PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS We offer choice of entire line
and for aa This offer holds good until all are sold
DOZEN nRAB SPOOL COTTON spool This machine
etton.b u onlyh have in drah
have just of SHIFTING CALGC0Es left advertised last
week a a yard
We oure CORSETS 39c; them We
CORSETS the kind that been advertised elsewhere
a them
few LADIES and MEMS IMPORTED TAN
HOSE at lac pair for POE
received another lot of those MATTLNS like had few weeks
quick don with but day be
had
shop early and k of special
always
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-22

A convention Of bimetalistg. met in Mem
phis, Tennessee, last week. and it was great
gathering. 1t was not partisan political
body, but was composed of Democrats, Re
publcans and Populists. Among the dele
gates were United States Senators Harris and
Bates of Tennessee Turpie Of Indiana, Jones
aud Berry of Arkansas, Stewart of Nevada.
Shoup Of Idaho, Butler of North Carolina
Tillman of South Carolina, George of Missis-
sippi, Gov. Evans of South Carolina. Gov.
Prince of New Mexico, Gov Clarke of Ar
kansas, Gov, Eagle Of the same state, a
number Of congressman, and other citizens of
distinguished public positions. The delegates
represented twenty-three states and numbered
more than one thousand, while more than
three Thousand persons Rere present from
points outside Of Memphis.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-22
Too Many Baseless Assertions.

The Philadelphia Press SAYS 1T cannot
have escaped the notice of the public that an
unusual number Of ministers have been
brought 10 book during the past few months
for making derogaiory assertions about public
men which they he'd no facts to support. Not
long ago. in a religious convention. Brook
Iyn minister accused President Cleveland OF
being intoxicated at a public dinner, and
when proof was demanded the minister bad
TO admit that he had nothing but common re-
port to sustain his assertion. Later another
minister stated that Mr.. Cleveland had been
fishing on Sunday bat this Was based on moth
ing bat ramor aud was speedily shown to be
false. All that either Of these ministers did
to make amends sor the wrong they had done
was to ,ay tha; they had been misled. The
latest example Of this habit Of loose statement
comes from Connecticut. where a New Haven
munster asserted pablicly in the pulpit that
the members Of the Legislature ot that state
are bought ike cattle IN the shambies, and
HI. statement was Endorsed a. true by another
minister in Hartford. Bat when an inyestigE
ting committee vas appointed BY the Connec.
ticut senate and these ministers we're asked
a. appear before il and support their changes
by proof they csms. sad when questioned
thev had to admit tina, they had nothing tn
sustain the accusation bgi inference.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-22
New Advertisements.

Legal Notices Festivals.
Miller Bros. Popular Stores, Westminster.
Nd,
Thso. DER & Son, Dry Goods Leaders in
Westminster, Md,
Come to Town-0ehm's Acme Hall, Balti-
more, Md.
Oradorff's Great Wholesale Slaughter,
Westminster, Md.
Schneeberger Trade Palace June Slaugh-
ter Sale-33 east Main street, Westminster,
Nd.
A Handsome Book on Summer Travel; Low
Rates TO Boston; Low Rates TO Denyer--B.
4 O. II r.
Mortgagee' 5 Sale ola FARM has f. Fink,
Attorney and Agent
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Miss Matte Ptoutz. who had been visiting
her cousin, Mrs. William Kolb, at Brueeville,
has returned home.
Mrs.. William Myerly is visiting friends at
Wakefield, aud Miss Laura Myerly visited her
aunt. Mrs. George Slouaker. recently.
Willard F. Ham and family. Of Middle
burg, spent Sunday at John Bowers
Mrs, Joseph Co0ksOu and childrau, ct Lit
ilesiowu, visited relatives in this vicinity a
few days ago.
Mrs. Joseph r. Yingling, of Westminster.
spent "Wednesday with her mother. Mrs John
II Jordan.
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Hampstead District Items.

On last Sunday three young men of Adams.
vile broke into the store of Mr.. F. Kelbaugh.
Of that town, by prying open a window, and
helped themselves to candies, tobacco and
cigars, 81. 90 in cash and plush pOelleibnok;
Children's day services we're well attended
al Grave Ran NJ. +. Church on Sunday last.
A son of George Barber, aged about twelve
wears. who received severe ial iva month,
ago, died last Sunday at the home Of his par
ents. at Miller's Station.
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MaidensvlIle Items.

The unknown disease that has attacked the
hogs in this vicinity appears to be spreading.
On Wednesday lasf hog belonging TO Geo.
II. Waltz. died OF this disease.
Barley harvest Is oyer and good yield is
expected. Some Of our farmers report the
heaviest crop Of grass they have bad foF years.
Miss Emma Spielman, Of Linw00d, WIS
visiting her parents ON Tuesday evening last.
Mr. Levi Bankerd and wife, of Smelser' S
aaill, were the guests Of Mrs. +. Fisher on
Sunday
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-22
Weather RECORD for the Week

June l5-mercury 20 at : a. m. and 50 at =
p. M; clear; partially cloudy after p. m
clear at night. June l6--mercury IS at : a.
m. and 70 at , p. IN. partially cloudy aud
hazy. June l7-mercury 63 at a. N. and
~ at , p. m; generally clear. June IS
mercury 66 at a. m. and Sc at , p. m; clear.
June l9-mercury 60 at u. ~. and 20 at :
p. m; clear, followed by hazy weather in the
afternoon. June 20-Wercury 3 at a. m.
and 81 at p. M, hazy. June 2l-mercury
70 at 4. m. and so al p, IN, cloudyl light
showers
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StonersYilIe Items.

On Saturday last, while Frank Foreman
was watering his horse, it accidentally turned
On hssa aad kicked him in the face,
MIS-. II. C. Geiman who went 10 Baltimore
on the 18th and was taken sick, returned on
Wednesday anch improved in health.
Mr.. Edward Bale lost two nice sheep this
week. They were supposed 10 be poisoned.
Mrs. Elizabeth Roller, of Hanover, is visit
ing her daughter Mrs Jas. NJ. Stoner.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-22

Chicaxa dispatch say, that Charles T Nerses
ana TIE Eastern capitalists asscistsSi with him IN
street railsay spd other enterprises aid 10 have
seeuse5 controlling interssi 10 the siemens AMI
Halske Electric Conpauy ~ AmeFics, which cuin-
JaHy has just purchssi the extensive plant Of thr
Grant IacossoStve Works In The town 1t Cicsro.
uher~ 81 uantesi amer b~inR burussi pat last year
The hasiarss utlI - expanded into 81 the
largest manufacturing pltat. 81 the kind In the
country.
an AssiEmmenL
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MILLER BROS.
POPULAR STORES J
EVERY DAY-EvERY WEEK

Here has its Special Features At all times depart
aim give good not better values than
get elsewhere daily changing exceptional oppo
special arrivals of offerings great
long conhne purchases these
you like knowing that you
buy anything you prices guaranteed by offer
give "Your money back if you want it"
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MeIrose Items.

James p Zepp, who had been missing
chickens, shot a weasel on Tuesday and got
the thief.
The /. H. \. Circle, of which Charles T.
Zepp is president. has 203 members and is
doing good work.
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DIED.

No rAsss,s for Aarrlag,s aHd IeufAs taaaaries and
isrses 3 rsIlfs q hHr.
Near silver Run Carroll county Md, on June TO-
is,A Mr.. CsIhsrine Frock, aged = years months
and = days
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OUR GREAT REMNANT AND
ODDS AND ENDS SALE.

During the progress Building Improvement Sale
and Odds and Ends have accumulated These will close prices
ASfONlSHNGLG LOW that the smallest reach them and
the ddes heart be made happy All departments will be represented
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Democratic Advocate,
SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1895.

The date on the label ON your
paper shows the time to which
your subscription is paid.
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REDUCED PRICES.


Il would he impossible idea of the Great Values
Offering Space will permit Besides the papers do
fast the Bargains OF giving
attention needs in Summer Necessities Come
and be surprised a. well a. delighted
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THEO. DERR 4 SON.
DRY GOODS LEADERS IN WESTMINSTER, MD,
BUSY REAPERS

Oar customers This has proven fertile field
taken word Have you been Reaper?
shared IN the harvest Of Honest Dry Goods Values? Here
another opportunity Read carefully Tell your friends about ii This
week call attention
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THIS BIG SALE.

Many other SEASoNABLE AND ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS
throughout house just the things for this weather
and all
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MILLER 3 ROS'.
jm22 POPULAR STORES WESTMINSTER, MD,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-19

Elm GROCER Saal einserGumt
tporben, aus benz CT ale MDbelitiide
en%tfernen lieb; nur Der ben 8oben be-
bedenbe 1eppi4 blisb93uriid. 9ier
tpurben bic per,pirrten 3biere aus ben
RGisen befreit, in tpel9en lie auf
10 unsetpobnte Meife bic Rei1e bur9
bic 2uft batten 5uriidlesen miiTen.
Set benz erften Gage, an tpeldem lie
anpertraut purben," fi9reibt Steena>
ders, nbemertte i@, baB teine einaise
bon ben Sauben nn'S 6reNen badte,
bepor lie TIRE 26tlette beenbet gbatte
-unb pel9e 9oilette! Sd bate neb=
rere 3intbaffins. aur 4dlfte nit Waf>
Ter sefiiQt, auf benz Seppt4 auffteqen
lafen. Sobalb bic tleinen Sbiere iid3
bon ibrer erften 8e~itir5une erbplt batz
ten unb bic MaKerbebdlter bemertten,
firaten lie auf b%ieieIben los, nm ale
Sbeile ibres R0rpers {orsfdltis gu
buben; oann rieben lie ii4 auf benz
Seppi4 bin unb Der. I'm trpden gu
tperbei1, unb sebrau&ten oft Stunben,
obne ii4 i'm @ertngiten UNI bas finn
mern, mas UNI lie poreins, UNI NIT H.
rem S4nabel beionbers ibre Gliise]
NIT peinliditer @enauisteit gu TAU.
bern, inbem lie ale Gebern Der @eib,
nod einsebenb priiften. Grit tpe,1r
lie nit ibrer 9oilette fertis naren, ga
ben lie iid benz GreFen unb bann BEN
S4lafe bin. SAT- ale tparen Il
fanft unb autruulih, bab lie 1i9 mil
Der 9anb sreifen unb itrei9eln lieben."
Gum S4uBe Der 8riebtaube sesen
tbre Geinoe in Der 2uft i9lus elm .Maz
rineoffaier fplsenbes BON ibm 'im.Sonz
ting beoba6tete Mbpebrmittel Dor,
Sin tletner treiienber Mpparat foutt
am Riiden Der Saube befeittst tperben
unb bur4 fem @erauf9 beutesierigs
RaubpDgel bon einem MngriT auf ben
behiselten poitboten 3uriid19reden,
Gin Nnberer bebauptete, baB bieie,
3ned better errei9t piirbe, toenn mar
bic JlU9el Der 5btere nit elmer libel
rie@enben 6luKigtett trGntte. Mbe,
gegen bic ungep0bnli4 itarte &dlte,
rpelde betanntli4 i'm Winter jenes
&riegsjabres berri9te, permodte Nie=
manb bic 8rteftauben gu i4iben. 81,
limb obne 3peifel bic meiiten Der per=
loren 9egangenen 9biere gum Spfe,
gefalen. 8on ben 3O2 8rteftauben
bic nit Depei@en aus Der propina IT.
rem Weg na4 paris auriidfinoen ion:
ten, famen nur 50 bort an. Ml11
au4 bic poitperbinbung nit Der bella:
gerten 9auptitabt lieB in 8e3ug au:
Si9erbeit iebr piel gu tpuni4en ibrt9
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-19
Sic 8ricttaubcmrpN 1870 ~.

Sin @ert bes ebemalisen fran3D>
ii@en @eneralpofbirettors @teena=
ders iibef ben poitz unb Selesrapbenz
otenit ndbrenb bes beutf@zfran30ii=
i@en &rieges entbGlt alld eintge Mitz
tbetlungen iiber bic 8rteftauben, benen
.er perfonlt4 bic gr0bte Sorgfalt nib
r1ete, ba bic &egierung ber nationalen
3ertbetbi9ung in Sours 3ur Werbinz
oung nit Der belagerten 9auptitabt
TAFT ausi4lieblt@' auf lie ansenieien
mar. 80 SIN prdfetturgebdube gu
Sours mar ibm aur pflege Der nit
ben 2uftba1ons aus Paris bier unb
bort IN ben proDinaen einsetroFenen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-19

- Der erfte San unter benz neueu
penniplpantiden @efeb, neldes Sim
Der 5ptnst. ibre Gltern gu unteritiBenr
lit benz @eri9te in YpttsnilIe-,
unterbreitet porben. Nnna 6. alot,
80 Sabre oft, bat tire @0bne, SSarnes
unb Charles alod, nesen 8erleBung
befagten @efeBes p%ertlagt. Die leBts
Qegislatur nabm bas @eieB an, tpelz
9es beftimmt, bab Elm Grtebensridter
bic 8erbaftung folder Nerionen Der
anlaKen fam, bic ii9 peigern pber
unterlai7 EN-, lire Gltern gu unteritii7
ben, tpelhe ni9tt smebr i'm Stanbe fint.
fir fi9 gu orgen: Diefes. @eieB mirD
ipobl bic 3abl Der SnfaFen Der Mrz
menbGuier i'm @taate 'berminbern BEL
fen, ba. leiber piele Gltern, BON ibren
Rinbern, perlaFen, in bieien Mnitaltem
3ufu4t iuden miiKen, ober gar nod
BON ben Rinbern bortbtn gebru@t tper
ben. Gs itsaber bod INNER Elm bodit
traurtses s3eiden Der 3eit,, bab Elm folz
DIES @efeB i'm Staate penniplpanienl
notbpenbiss mar.
w. :Wte aug Berlin beri9tet pirb;
lit Der borttge Genius fir 18944---9955
}nabe3u polenbet. Das GrgebntB bef
felben 1T ieso@ teip befonbers giinfti
sges. Die 3unabme Der BebDlterung
Der Stabt Berlin it febr gering, bd1
igegen Bat Diiejenige Der gprfdbte ieb1r.
.serbeb1t4 5ugenommen, g. bic
@barlottenburg's um%12 Pro5e1t. Die
gsringe 33unabme Der Gimpobneri@af1f ]
Berlin 8 pirb pDrSSNlnlem 6sem urnifta b
Be augefGrtebens bab Sbas 8 2eben bort
iebr tbeuer III. Die 3abl ber tpetb1iiz
den @inpobner 8erlin's betrdst &c.,
926, bic Der mdnnli9en 907,189D
Inter benz Namen ,Branben=
burger epanselii@er pfarrperetn" bat
ii9 cine Na4neiss rn5 Mu5-uafts5te1e
sesriinbet fir bef6dftisunaslofe Gam
bibaten Der Sbeolo9ie, benen burdv
btefelbe 9auslebrerz, prdbifantenz u.
2ebreritelen permtttelt tperben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-19

- Sn GuIImann, OLA. 1T 5.
q. Gullmann i'm Otter bon 70 Sab
rem %geitorben. Wenn einmal cine Gs=
fGt4te Der beuti4en StGbtearinber in
4herita seidrieben tpirb. mub
Gullmann einen gbrenplaB 'erbaEten.
Derielbe tpurbe in, Neu{tabt an ber
9arbt seboren. ST betrat i'm alien
@aterlanbe bic taufmdnnif9e 2aufs
babn unb bra4te es aud gum felbit~
f~tdnbigen @ef9dftsmanne; bod .paren !,
ibm bic beuti9en 0erbdltniKe gu, eng,
unb II tpanberte CT, tur3 ents hloiTen,
mad Mmertta aus. Our9 Meiien lernte
er bic, reiden 9%iilfsquelen bes Siz
bens tennen unb auf bic sGrfhlieBung
'berielben mar fortan fem 9auptaus
genrrert seri4tet. Ct beiaB eine raft
lofe @nergie, groben unternebmungsz
getft unb 5dbe Musbauer. gu Gnbe
Der ie4siser Sabre erDHnete er in Gin
.cinnati cine 2anbasentur unb iudte
2eute unb Capital mad ben Gi1enb;z
itritten @eoreta's binaulenten. Die:
2eute 3udten anfansli6 mitleibis bic
M4Ieln unb nanrten ibn einen 8iipz
ndir, als ers ibnen BON Der Giienz Snbuz
itrie bes SIbens er3dblte, bic bereinif
bic bes Morbens in ben @9atten itetz
len niirbe. Capital tonnte e ni9t
mad ben. neuentbedten Gi|engebieteu
sMlabama's f9iden, pob[ aber Golo~
niiten; un6 ME. gineinnatier 3urner
bic. .grinber bon Neu ulm, Minn..
nurben, 70. nurben gineinnatier 9Ars
ner lnb. Sdnger duf Gullmun's sMnz4
resung Mitsriinber sbes Srtes Guu=
mann. GhQmunn 'puBte, baB ,er. ii9
fir fein unternebmen .bes. guten MIs
lens. Der fiibli9en polititers gu. peril
y4ern bate, unb bas mar, 10 fur5 rad1
benz &riege, ,befDnbers BON Gincinnatf'
aug, feline 8leinisteit. :@uumdnn perz
.itanb es, bieie {9nierise Mufsabe alI
ilD1en, unb ebe nod Bic eriten Giinetuz
natter goloniften bort anlangter. trug..
bas @ountp bereits. GuQmunn's Sea.
men unb bic Orti9aft,. Die ebenfalls.
1einen Mamen tornmenben @d4leh-
tern lbermitteln nirb, nu4s f4neG.
empor unb 1T be,lte bereits Elm f4mu=
DIES StGbtden. Grit i'm Sabre 1877
nabm @ullrnann ffeinen feften Wobniik
in Der neuen @tabt. On politifdm
@brendmtern bdcfte es ibm ba brurteH
ni4t gefeblt, aber bana@ itanb .ntht
fem Sinn. DIS CT einiab. baB Gun=
mann niht bic Gage babe, I'M bereinff
cine amerttanif4e Weltitabt gu iptrz
ben, eriinbete ct bic Gi{enitabt Bir=
mingbam in Mlabama, unb tpern leg
tere 10 peiter pdhit, mie bisber, tpirb
lie mobl Gunmann bereinit nod in ihr
Metdbilb aufnebmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-19

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