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The herald., 1895-03-31
Came From San Francisco to Have
Work Done.

LOS ANGELES, Jan. %.
consider DR.. Schiffman an excellent
dentist, having done dental work for N.Y.
self and family for several years. His
work is all painless. 1 have come here in
preference to having it done in San Fran
cisco. MRS. E. J. SANBORN
No. 2002 Sutter street, San Francisco,
formerly No. 920 Maple avenue, this
city.
The herald., 1895-03-31
DR.. s. A. Beecher, one of the oldest
and the acknowledged leading dentist
of the Northwest, saws:

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Feb. 16, 1893.
It affords me pleasure to testify to the
skill OF DIR. A. +. Schiffman now located
in Los Angeles, California.
AS student-when he began his dental
career in my office here in 1S74-he soon
gave promise of his ability since dis
played, both in his association with me
and as established later in an Office OF his
own. He succeeded in high degree, not
only in matters of general practice, but
as an expert crown and bridge worker.
His new anaesthetics, obtundents,
and methods of painless filling of
teeth rob the dental chair of its terrors
Nervous, sensitive, or delicate patients
can safely and confidently rely upon the
merits of this method, and upon his
gentle and thorough treatment.
SAMUEL A. BEECHER, DDS.
The herald., 1895-03-31
DR.. M. Hagan, county physician,
and weII-known physician and sur
geOn of this city. saws:

After witnessing the effect Of the anaes-
thetic agents used by DR.. Schiffman in
his operations on sensitive teeth, am
unqualifiedly of the opinion that, with
his new method, he can accomplish
all he undertakes.
The herald., 1895-03-31

DR.. A. F. Schiffman-Dear Sir: 1 wish
to express few words of praise in re-
gard to your new painless method.
! consider your method the most wond-
erful achievement in dentistry, and con-
gratulate you on being able to contribute
so greatly to the comfort of others. You
did my work with such comfort that 1
cannot do otherwise than commend your
practice to the public. Very gratefully,
MRS. T. +. ROWAN,
No. 533 South Main street.
The herald., 1895-03-31
Easier Than Any Tooth She Had
Pulled

DIR. Schffman extracted tooth for me
by his new method easier than any tooth
1 ever had pulled. I take great pleasure
in recommending him to all my friends.
MRS. J. S. PHILLIPS,
27S n. Sichel St., f. Side.
The herald., 1895-03-31
Without Pain

DR.. Schiffman filled two teeth for me
without pain. l can recommend him to
my friends. GEO. w. JESSUP.
With W. L. Tel. Co.
The herald., 1895-03-31
rIr. John n. Schumacher Says:

DR.. Schiffman has filed teeth and has
done other dentistry for me, and l must
say that he is the easiest dentist that ever
worked for me. The doctor is exceedingly
gentle in his handling of and working on
the teeth, and | consider his work of the
very best. All his work on my teeth was
PERFECTLY PAINLESS. I highly re-
commend him to my friends.
JOHN II. SCHUMACHER,
No. 107 North Spring street.
The herald., 1895-03-31

DR.. SCHIrFMAN FILLS TEETH WITHOUT PAIN
DR.. ScHIFFMAN FILLS TEETH WITHOUT PAIN.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-12-12

loon. Thither goes the money earned
by the sweat of their brows Thence
do men issue, broken down in health
and strength, to swell the list of idlers
and paupers. Our disgrace and our
misfortune in America is the number
of Irish saloonkeepers. Archbishop
Ireland.
Iimpeach the liquor traffic Of high
crimes aud misdenesnors. It is mere
mockery to ask US to put down drunk
enness by moral and religious means
Cardinal Manning.
The saloon is tho recruiting Office Of
the devil, Of blasphemy and Of in6del-
ity. It is the duty, therefore, of all
who love God and the church to oppose
the influence of the saloon.-Father
Burns.
We know that intemperance has
wrought evil in the liberties of our
county and in the politics Of our coun.
try. Oh. the meanness of our politics,
that will he led by the grog- selling ele.
ment.-Father Elliott.
We who la.or 30 hard to rid our
mother country Of landlords and land.
lord iniquity ought not to become slav es
of the rum lord and bow to the iniquity
Of misrepresentation Conaty.
Let no man say that he is safe
enough, that he has no occasion to take
the pledge l have seen the stars of
the heavens fall and the cedars of L.
bancn laid low. The pledge which !
ask you and others to take does not en-
slave-it makes free. Temperance
brings blessings in both hands-bless.
ings for time and blessings for eternity.
Father Mathew.
We do not believe that the church
should leave the field alone to the
saloonkeeper to champion our laws.
We believe that as long as che saloon
dares, with brazen effrontry, to demon
alize our politics. that the church, with
uprightnsss, with a clear and serene
countenance, should enter the political
arena to purify it Father Cleary.
Any American citizen who says it is
impossible for US to put down those evils,
to enforce the laws that are upon the
statute books against the liquor inter-
ests, l would say to him he ought to
abdicate We are able TO do it.-Arch-
bishop Elder.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-12-12

After the demonstration of the New
York liquor before the election sen.
sible citizen wrote as follows to the
New York Herald" His suggestions
were certainly timely:
81 desire to mention some floats
which should have been in the lib.
erty '-so-called-parade.
"a dray bearing woman and chill.
dren from some drunkard's home. No
label.
IA dozen or more men walking be-
hind this drny, who have been ruined
by rum; now known as tramps. No
label.
"A wagon such as is used for con.
veying wild beasts with circus, con-
tanning a man in convict's clothes.
Label-'State prison. Eighty per
cent Of all crime caused by rum
Another vano Of the same description
containing a. maniac might follow, ap-
propriately labeled, More fruits of
rum
is it right to parade the glitter and
splendor Of traffic without presenting
also the awful results of that trafficl"
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-12-12

where found. There is also here a
species Of prairie chicken, grouse and
quail, wild turkeys, end during the
autumn and winter months ducks are
plentiful but in the summer they 70 up
into the lakes on the plateau. On the
mountains bordering these valleys arc
black, cinnamon and tip tail bear, the
lion and the panther, the wildcat, the
bob-tail and bush-tailI skunks, and
higher up in the cliffs and rocks the
eagles build their nest Along the
foothills and in the groves deer and
antelope have a feeding ground and
home. In certain seasons wild pig
cons swarm in focks Of thousands.
Birds Of rare plumage and song are
found in particular places but they are
somewhat exclusive and devoted to
localities. In olden times buffalo and
moose were here, aud there is legend
of another animal like the cariboo, but
these like the ancient people are now
extinct; all the others are plentiful.
This is par excellence the home of the
hunter and the fisherman.
Since the establishment of the
military post ut Camp Verde ranchers
have settled about the valleys here
and there and demonstrated the adapt
ability ef their soil to the successful
production Of a wide range Of crops
and really good wheat, oats, rye,
barley and corn, potatoes, Irish and
sweet, peas, beans, beats, cabbage,
cauliaower, pumpkins, squashes,
asparagus, lettuce, celery brussel sprouts
and all the more delicate varieties of
vegetables, apples, pears, peaches,
prunes, plums and cherries, oranges,
figs and grapes, the pomegranate and
berries of all kinds. The straw berries
are particularly large and delicious in
favor.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-12-12

Cambridge, Mass, has been out from
under saloon influence for eight years,
and consequently has a prosperous
record. The valuation of property has
increased by sl5, 900, 900 and the same
rate Of taxation yields $3.50, 900 greater
income. In face of such facts can
license be considered necessary to
revenue2
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-12-12
GOOD TEMPLARs' COLUMN.
EDITED AND MANAGED UNDER THE AUSPICES
OF FLAGSTAFF LODGE NO. IA. 1. o. CT.

Contributions Of an appropriate nature are
solicited for this column, and should be ad-
dressed to Box 12l, Flagstaff; all such con-
tributions, however, are subject to approval
by the editors. The editor Of The Sun is not
responsible for anything that may appear in
this column.
Lodge meets every Friday evening at the
G. A. Il. Hall, 8 o'clock. Visiting members
invited to attend.
f. c. REED, Chief Templar.
MISS ALICE RHOADEs Secretary.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-12-12
Legion VS.. Liquor.

The advocates of social ostracism
for liquor dealers will derive special
satisfaction from the fact that the
strongest and most influential fraternal
organization of Catholics has declared
that the liquor dealers shall no longer
be admitted into its membership. This
is the law made by the Supreme Coun.
Gil Of the Catholic Benevolent Legion.
1t will lie remembered that Bishop
Watterstn refused recognition to any
Catholic society that tolerated liquor
seller among its officers or known vic.
lator of Sunday laws among its mem.
bers
An appeal was made from this rule
to the delegate apostolic, Mgr. Satolli,
and he confirmed its enaction. The
Supreme Council Of the Catholic Benev.
olenr Legion, which has its headouar.
tiers in Brooklyn, at its fourteenth an
nual convention passed new rule BY
which it declared that those gagged in
the manufacture and sale of intoxicat.
Ing liquors are no longer 70 DO eligible
to membership in the legion.
1t is the most powerful fraternaI
organization Of Catholics in the United
States, aud their stand on the liquor
question is sure to provoke widespread
interest aud comment.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-12-12

Read, Catholics, Read.
What is il keeps the Irish people in
these low socisl conditionsi The 81.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14

Die Sprinser'i&e Ginansbia, bic
ioaenannte N6miniltrationSs0 Blu, welde
bic Mussabe uon fiini bunoert Miuionen
Dollars @olbbonbs gum 3wede Der
guiredterbaltuns Der 8oloreierpe ano
ber bauernben 3uriid3iebnns Der Greens
bads uiw. aus benz llmlaute uerfist, 1T
letten Donnerita9 inn 9auie bes Con:
sreHes nit lel sesen 1874 Stimmen
perworien worben. SIR bic Bia itinms
ten % Oemotraten unb ~ @epubliea>
ner; oasesen timmten % Demotraten,
Sc @epublitaner uno 7 populiiten. Gis
ne Mn3abl Mmenoements ~ Der Blu
murben ebeniaus nieoerseitimmt unb ios
nit 1T nidt mebr oaran 81 benten, baB
in per ieeisen Sisuns bes Gonsreiies
cine 6inansseiessebuns irsenb mel4er
9lrt 3uitanoe sommt. Der prdiioent
iou barauibiu bic Grsldruns abseben
baben. baB Ct ben nd@ten GonsreB ios
fort mad S@luB Der ieeisen Situns am
Mdr3 gu elmer elmer grtrasS isuns
ei%nberufen ,perbe, in wel4er er bofft
ieine Tinansptdne CUR N%usfibruns Trims
gen 81 t0nnen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14

Ser 9apwaro'i@e MorbproseB III
minneapolis nimmt ben bier3ulanbe uaz
uermeioli@en i@leppenben 0erlauf unb
IS tommen babel Gntbilunsen gum
gori@e;n, bic wabrbaft i@auberbatt uno
etelerre9enb iinb. Dies mar namentli9
bel Der 3eusenausiase oes s%eounseneu
Morbbuben 8lirt ber SAL, Der ni9t
nur in ausiabrIi9er Weiie BEN seplans
ten Morb BON SRI. Sing unb bic Mus>
fibruns oer Gbat ielbit i@iloerte, ions
bern aud nod bic Gre3beit beiab gu Be-
tonen, oaB er ii@ nit ieinem @ott aus
sei0bnt unb @ersebuns ielner @anben
erlanst babe uno baB er 5uperii@tli@
boffe in ben 6inmel gu fommen. Der>
artise MeuBerunsen zines taltblatisen
Morbers mdren 9ewiB in iebem anberen
Qanoe ber Melt NIT Mbi9eu
3uriidsewieien worben, aber in u~nierer
slorreiden @epublit gent man gang ru>
big bariiber bin.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14

Der berlbmte New PORTER @efcrms
9lsitator &eu. Partburlt duBerte ii9
tur,li@ BEL @elesenbeit ieines Aufents
baltes in Chicago: rDos Wert Der
@einisuns bieier Staot wiro nidt poQs
bradt werben. 10 LANCE be Gbieasoer
bel grwdbnuns ibrer corruption 8erbalts
ni6e mad laden sSnnen." Partburlt
triiit NIT ieiner 9emertuna ben Nasel
auf ben &opf, unb mas er BON Chicago
iast, gilt aud pom anberen Stdbten unS
Ort9aftsn; benn iolanse bas ameritas
nii9e 0olt in ieinem f~riuolen 2ei9tian
nod laden tann, wenn ihm eorrupte
no Beutepolit,ter in Der
0ermaltuns Der 0fientli@en Nnselessnz
beiten ben i9weriten unb na4baltiSiten
S@aoen 3uiisen, 1T an teine bur9sreis
fenbe Be6eruns ~ beneen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14
@trtItd) ntMt abel.

Bdbrenb man iid in, sansen 2anoe
bic &5pfe serbridt, auf wel&e Nrt unb
@eiie ~unisrer INNER sr0Ber peroenoep
T~inan,uotb ant beiten seiteuert ueroen
taun, tonumt aus 8aibinston bic ers
itaunli9e Melbuns. bab wdbreno pes
lauienoeu Sabres bic &esierunsseinnabs
men bic Nussabcn UNI nabeSu 20 MiQios
men iiberiteisen ueroen. S4atamtss
ietretdrG arlisle lberianote ndmli9 lette
Wo9e benz Ssnat bes Gonsreies in
Beantmnrtuns zines pom iener &orpers
iduit seiaBten 9ei3luies Elm s4reiben
Der gelebruns, wel9es ale 9ebesten
Beiurdtunsen Dor einem Manse! an
Observation-Disclosures ueri@eu4t. Oas
S9reiben lautet: vSn Grw.oerun9 bes
am %. Sanuar uom Senot seiaBten
Bej1luHes, ben S4atamtsietretar auis
;uioroeru, Den Senut gu un1erridtsn,
ME sroB oas ueranidlaste Deficit in
ben gintiniten oer. &esierums sur 3abs
lung Der Iaufenom Nussaben iwil den
benz 81. Oecember 1894 uno Dem 81.
Dec. 1895 |ein miro uuo Oh bic am 81.
Dec. 1894 i'm S9asamt %uorbanoen 9es
weisne Guardian; pom $l53,337,579.s
80 ausrsi9sno iein miro, UNI oas etwas
ise Deficit su eeden, babe i'd Die Gbre
su beri6ten, oaB fir Die am 81. Dec.
1895 gu Gnoe sebenoen imflf Monate
bic 0tesisrunsseintinite aus allen Suels
len nab ben auf @runola9e Der ieet be-
ltebenoen 0elese 9ema4ten Bere4nuns
gen Die sew0bnli@en Nussaben Inn
$22, $50, 1928 iiberitei9em weroen. N9s
tunssuoa s. y. Carlisle, Setretdr."
0ieie Na@ri9t wiro sewiB iberaQ NIT
Treuoen beariiBt weroen, aber ME itimmt
oasu Die slei9;eitise Nnoronuns Der Sic:
sieruny iur cine meitere Bonoaussabe
pom einbuuoert Miuionen OoQars?!-
Oieie neue Nnleibe, woour4 Dem Tolfe
cine Biirbe pom pier MiQionen Dollars
idbrli9 an Snterelen aqein aufselaoen
weroen wiro, lit cine bei@lohene Gbats
-r
Jade. gnslii&e &apitaliiten baben ii9
erboten, IS MiQionen bieier Bombs gu
nebmen, woraus tlar seruorsebt, bag
IS nit unlerm Greb,t m Nuslanoe bod
nod nidt 10 idle@t beiteQt iein fam,
ais pie bies Brdiioent Gleuelanb III iei>
ner neuli9en Boti9ait an ben @onsreB,
in melter nm cine Nussabe pom flint
bunoert MiQionenen in @olo> Bombs
nadaeluat wirb, benz @olt meiB;uma@en
iu9te.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14

9aS l1rtbeil Der enslii@en prene
iber bic vGlbe">&ataitropbe bat ii@ be-
reits gu @unften Der beuti@en Seeleute
seanoert. Dim Sage nod benz l1nslit
eri9ienen a1erlei N%noeutunsen iiber
Mansel an Disciplin, an 0orii6t uim.
6eute aber erfennt man an, oaB Die
Disciplin uortrefili@ mar uno baB Der
Gapitdn uno feline Sfficiere ME braue
Manner sebanoelt baben unb wie 9el~
ben 9eitorben linb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14
bic furdtbare Gataitropbe, weI9e'

bic fur9tbare Gatatropbe, mel@er
Der Oampier v@lbe" uno nit ibm 9uns
berte pom Mcni9enleben sum Opfer
eefaQen, mirb misberum bic aQsemeine
Muimertlamteit binlenten auf be Notbs
meno;steit, MaBreseln CUR Minoeruns
berartiser Gouiiionssefabren ein3ufibs
rem. Sic peri4isocnen @eemd@te baben
Dor einisen Sabren auf elmer gonferenS.
melae in @aibinston obsebalten 'uuroe,
einem nsuen Sober pom @isnalen ents
morieu, melde bic @eiabr elmer Gouilion
ouf Der see perminbern iollen. Die
Bei4luiie Der @onferen3 warcn inoeilen
fir tein Qanb binbeno unb barum 1T Der
neue Sober bisber nod ni4t in &raft
qetreten. Sn ben Der. Staaten lou er
iebo4 ieet einsefabrt merben uno omar
pom !. Mdrj an. Sin b,esbejlsli@er
8ei9luB oes Gonsrehes unb cine Vros
tlamation oes Yrdiioenten liesen bereits
por. Ma9 ben Nnii@ten uieler Sa&s
peritdnbiser lit es inbe1en iebr 3weifelz
bait, Oh bic neuen Sisnale ii@ mirtli9
ais 3medmdBis erweiien meroen. Der
vNew Dort 9eralo" bat oieier Gage cine
Mn;abl uon after uno erfabrenen Sees
capitanen, bic nit ibren S@ifm in Seem
Dort lusen, interuiemen laiien uno Die
meilten pom oeniel0en ipra@en ii@ babin
aus, baB Bic neuen @isnole 81 compile
cirt ieien, I'M uon mirtli9em gluben gu
iein. @enn wabreno zines Nebels ii9
mebrere G9ifie chamber ndberten, 10
mlrben BON re@ts unb limits, pon porne
unb uon binten, bon Steuerboro un6
Badborb eine iol@e Mense Signale er>
tOnen, oaB ii@ ielbit oas i@arite unb
seibteite DIR III oieiem @irrwarr pon
lG6nen ni@t mebr 5ure@tfinben tOn>
ne. 81 bic neuen e isnale in England
unb Deuti@lano in &raft iino, wiiien
mir ni9t. @o1te es Der SAL iein, unb
linb iie BON ben beiben Dampfern, bic
co1toirten, pori@riftsmaBis ansemanbt
morben, % pirb lire BON ameritanii@eu
@9ifscapitanen seriiste l1n5uldn9li@z
teit anseii6ts 6es l1ntersanss oer rGlbe"
i@werli9 nod beitritten ,peroen. .
Weitl. pof).
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14

Glue 3eit lang - mebrere Sabrs
;ebnte binour@ - idien IS fait, ais wirs
be es Dem Ontd Sam, 3abuoier, TIN
mnaufb0rli@ i@r0pienber @auner unses
adtet. in abiebbarer 3eit mOslid fem,
iid non Der S&uloenlait fret gu MAIDEN,
bic er li3 a%ufseburoet bate. Nber IS
loqte anoers tommen. Gin Yaar sans
idtaue &unoen ats Der perebrliden
3unit Der @roBoiebe tamen zines Cages
auf cine slorioie Soee. Oieie Sbee bate
cine ueridnslide Nebnlidfeit init Der,
mel9e Mar unb Moris batten, ais lie
einem wobuSblideu Ma9iitrat, 10 oft es
irseno onseben woute, INNER 'uieoer oies
ielben SpateutOpfe bra9ten, nm Die
ausseiette @rdmie oafiir ein;uitrei9en.
90 iorsiam Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bic
%be5ablten &0pfe aud auf Den &ebridt
wirft, bic b0ien 8uben iammeln lie itets
mieoer beraus unb toQettiren INNER BON
Neuem ibre Sasbprdmic. - Cine gang
abnlide Sbee ruerwertben" CUR 3eit bic
perbanbeten Bsntiers. O1eje mi1len,
baB S9ulbi9eine Der Ser. Staaten lebr
gut uertduHi@ iinb. Man uerbient barr
on i'm GRANDDAUGHTER 3ebn uno mebr
Bro,ent. 2eiber maren bauon aber Bis
ber ni@t senus i'm Martt. @as mar
;u tbun? Man prdientirt benz Ontel
cine iol@e Mense bon Noten, baB ct,
UNI lie einl0ien gu %t0nncn, bic @olores
ierue ansreiien muB, bic er ii9 wesen
Der Sronuns CUR @ei@dftsresel sema@t
bat. Nuu muB Der Ontel Gam bas
@olb, gu beiIen 0eraus9abuns man i'm
sejuunsen bat, mieber 5uriidtaufen unb
suar sesen S@uloi@eine; bic S@ulb=
ideine uerduBert man NIT Brofit 8e9en
Noten; bic, Noten prdientirt ma Dem
Ontel Gam, Der iie nit @olb ein5ulOien
bat, uno b,eies @olb muB er mieoer 3us
unb 10 sebt bas Iuitis fort;
bic Sduloenlait 6es suten Ontels ieist
immet, bic Summe Der jdbrli9 auf3us
.brin9enoen 3inien uermebrt ii@. unb bic
2eut: NIT Der 3widmiible MAIDEN
@ei9dfte. Soar unb Morit
fir ibre Tinan3sO Operation NIT
arg uerioblten 9oienb0oen, als einem
boben Masiftrat elm 2i&t anfsins iiber
ibre b%ooenloie 8erworfenbeit, aber bic
Tinanjsroben iinb respectable 2eute, be-
men man ni@t 10 obne 8eiteres bic @eins
itramm 3ieben tann. Nuf wel@e
Beiie t0nnte man lid ibrer ionit wobl
nod ermebren?- (@bic. Wrb3ts.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14

g d M mtli4e Dampier9eieQi@af>
ten bef0rbern ieit fur5em 3mii@enbedsz
Ya6uaiere fir $40 nod europa. 8isz
ber batten bic sroBen enslii@m 2inien,
bic gunaro= unb bic Wbite Star Yinie,
ebenio wie bic Mmerican Qinie, fir bas
3mii9enoed auf ibren S3neQbampfern
nod SIS bers9net, aber Der Berluit an
Y%a6a9ieren wurbe our@ ben b0Deren
Yreis ni9t ausse9liden. I'm nun ibren
Nntbeil oil Der nod INNER mdbrenoen
M%usmanoeruns aus ben Ser. Staaten
ni&t gang ein3ubdBen, baben ii& be
senannten @eleqi@aften gu benz S@ritte
enti9lieBen nil fen. Sir $40 na@ gu:
ropa sebra6t au werben unb ba3u uou>
itdnbise 8et0itisuns 81 erbalten, mebr
fann man taum u%erIan9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14

Sn Der 2e9islatur Dor Sn=
biana lit cine Biu einserei9t woroen,
uel@e cine Nmenbiruns oes Sdulseietes
i'm Sntereile Der oeuti@en Spra@e gum
;3med bat. Darna@ lou auf Nerlan>
gen BON 25 Berionen in irsenb elmer 0fs
fentliden S9ule elm beuti@er Spra@s
lebrer an9eite0t merben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14

~ Der &ommiiiion CUR Veratbuns
bes beutiden l1mturSseietes uerIas Der
Miniiter bon &SlIer einen grief, her ibm
ansebli@ pom einem anar@iitii9m Co.
mite susesansen mar, unb in mel&em er
NIT Dem Cob bebrobt wurbe. Der TO-
cialiaii@e Nb~seorbnete Nmer unterbra4
bic gerleiuns nit Dem 3uruf: ~Da isin
g nur rubis; ba Ieben g. sewiB nod
re4t lans!" unb unter benz ausbre9ens
ben @eld9ter aller Mitslieber sing Der
beabii4tiste Ginbrud bes ansebli@en
Orobbriefcs uerloren. .""...
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-02-14

Office of the PIONEER PRESS CO., c. w HoRNucK, supt.
" St. Paul, MINI, Sept. 7, 1894.
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