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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-07
Iemz Wnrfer Wg6;ritltru.


- TrisOri9 OeIcrGu, elm 0fciicnOer
Ser Syuma j. 3. 2rmour & So. in
Chicago, SIS, bciduloI9tc pcuts I'M
Hoi5etgsridt jobu Courage unO %Oui8
g)Oic, YctDs pon 9tt. 23O, Seltz32.
StruBc, thu all 2lbeno be5 l. 6ebruar
i'll rem Shant;tmmer pc3 nSrientalz
So;cl5" an Der Gfc res zSrOaDwdD uno
Der 80. SraBe Ourd 0etrGntc bctaubt
uno I'M SertbIadcn unO Saargelo I'M
@eiammtbstrage uOn $473 bcraubt 3u
baben.
- Die GdiifSmatltr s. s3aftr
Gcamnltl & Nrnotr, 9tr. 80, Scauerz
itroBc, baoen nit Standardization bon
$222 1892, ocncn AftiUa in lSertbe uOn
$21, $40 ent9cqenltsbcn, Iallirt.
- 0arth Elm Otfret bc5 8idters
Barrett pom Suprsme, Gjtriht iit beuts
Oic She sw!i6cn 9. 81. SauOerbilt
uuo te1en @atin gllua 6. Slnoerbilt
setreurt worOen. .Ser 6rau miro Ooo
9tett srtbcilt, iia bet geb3citsu Ocs
ebcmali9cn gattcn 81 pcrbe!ratben, bcm
yeBtereu Oies ieOO6, ba er Der ihulotge
She'll, ueJwebrt. Die orei Der She eutz
ipruugcnen &inocr peroen Der SbbHt
0tr .pigttcr untsrltcllt.
Oeute maroe ocm 0elun06citarltb:
bas Erauun9s 3euqn:B Don 0raf
Gaitellanc uno 2luua @>ou,0 ctnqersldl:,
uotr uOu Der 8ch0roe ;uriif 3emicisn.
81. 8samten welgcricn lit, Den @runo
OaIlir an3u9eben; bod ldleint e6, bag
Ser GrsbildlOf ucr9eIleu 5at, itIn 3cusz
nib su notircn uno 0e5balb Die 2lnnabmc
ocSiclben ab9cle9nt wErOe.
Der 0eneraitermIn Der Suprtmcourt,
bcitebeno aus cen 9ti6tern yan 8r4ut,
SE5rien unO 0ollelt, b.wllll9te beute
Dem b'fanuten n4itOrz Iramp" 5ancS
@urueD naf sin9cbenocr sScr9anolun9
einen ucueu YrO3eB. @arucp war be-
fanntlih 5u @ciaus sn;Bit. al. uerurthclIt
wOrcen, oa er ldulOls rldllen, neIn
l&obnBau5 mil benz 8orile bstrcten 5u
bobcn, bort Elm 9crbteheu 5H be9clcn".
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-07
GuropGi(C6e Jfa6e(6eri6te
GeS GatierS Meoe.

Wilb elm bauen, 6. OiGrs.-
Die 9lnrebe oes &aiiers seles.ntli9 Der
MISUNDERSTANDING an bic anaebenz
ben Watrolsn lautete: vSbr ieib bierz
Der 9efommen, ben giS Der Sreue OBJ
;ulssen. Gs mar cine alte @euobnbeit
unlerer Sorfabren, unb lie bielt.n es fir
cine beilise Pflidt, ibreu Gio trsu unb
ebrlid gu balten. @benio ipie id, Gusr
Saiier uno Shirt, mein ganses Sbun
unO Denfen Sem Saterlanoe ipiOme, 10
ieio Sbr oerpfllatet, Guer 9an3es 2eben
fur mid Sabin su seben. neil ibr los
ebsn als Sbriiten euren Gib abselegt
babt uno 5lpel Oiener @ott,s euf in
drtitlidem @eiite unterni,Ien baben.
Uni eurer &rie9sflaase tra9t ibr BEN
soler, ben eOeliten Sogel in ber gSslt.
Starf in ieiner Suseno, i6wtust er ii6
bod IN Die Suite untcr Den Strablen ber
SOnne @Ottss nnO fennt babel feline
6urdt nod @efubr. SIR ipsrSet iest
in elne .Seit eintretsn, in Der bel ben
idmeren Bflibteu cures Oi.nites 6orz
oerun9en on eud seitelt meroeu, tu.lde
eud unbsquen iiub, unb ,S uerhen
Stunben fommen, in pslaen ibr
slaubt, oaB ibr niht i'm StanSe ieib,
eurs Bflidt su erfiilleu. Sn ioldeu
StunSen erinnert eud, OaB ibr @bris
fen feio, benft an cure @ltern unb iuie
cure Dtatter eua beten selebrt baben,
Seio ibr I'M fremben 2anSe, 70 1T es
cure Pflidt, bur6 euer miiroiges unb
9utes Setra9en euer Saterlanb tpiirSis
iu pertretcn. llniere 6lotte 1T Der 3abl
na6 alcrbings .flein; mas uns aber
ttarter madt, al5 anoere 5lotten. 1T Die
0is;iplin uno Der unmeigerli1e @ebor>
lam otn Sorseiceten sesenIber. 60
iplrO unlcre 6lotte scSeibcn unb 9roB
meroen in oer Srieoensarbeit unb gum
t0ell uuo Se9en bes Saterlanoes, unS
10 bOhen mir gu Soft, oaB es un8 sez
lln9en mirO, ben SeInb 81 iberlpinOen.
Setst .ud ser 8ertb Der alien granz
benburser!"
Nad Seenbisung Se8 ieicrliden Of
tes besab iid Der &aiier gum Sriib bltiid
mad ben SffisierszSa iinO uno BON bort
aus nad Der Sdiffspcrft, no iu Seiz
icin oeS Sicez2lbmirals Sollmunn unb
Der anOtrcn Qomiralc, peS SbersgScrfts
DIRECTORS, Gapitan ). @. 6r1r. ron
8pOenhauien uub aablrcjdsr bOberer
Seamten Die Geier Der &lele9uns 3u
oem al8 @rias fir ba8 i'm Sabre 1873
erbaute, ieet aber oeraltets Panseridiif
3. &lane rPrcuBeu" gu erbauenOen
ncpen Banscriblff itattfanO. Der Sal
ler ldlug in Die &ielplalte nic crite 9tjete
elm. 9lm Slbcno besab ct iid) on SOrO
Ses S9ladtiAiiies r&urfirlt 6rieorid
9llbclm" uno beludte beute Die Sniel
Sel9olano, I'M bic burh Die idweren
OeSemberltiirme an9erthtetcn Gerbeez
run9en in au9enIGein 3u ncbmcn.
Scr Oeufi61c 9a,tSii,irthSff,eftSro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-07
glattatiom aeaen @plswabr,.tta =.


Berlin, 6. Otdr3. = SIN preuBi<
i9en 2lbgeoronetenbauie brabte ser frciz
con- leroatiue Sertreter o;8 iiinIteu Oterz
iebur9er gSaHlfretie5, %. phil. Otto
NbrenOt BON bier, Die 2SGbrung5irage
CUR Sprahe. slb9eOronclcr 8ued, @ez
neralIetretar ocS Central @erbanpes
reutider Snbui itrteller in Berlin, Otltz
9lleo Der nu1lOndlliberaleu Bartei,
ipra6 ieiu Se0auern oariiber aus, oaB
0eutihlaub nit ieiuem burhaus gut
reaulirten Otiiu5ipitem Die SuitIatiue
;ur Ginberufun9 cIner intcrnaliOnalen
GOnfereu5 Sshufs 9fcseIung DER MGbz
run9sfrase ersrlhen babe. Der confer
patipe 9tltter9utsbelieer BON Maloow,
Sertretsr fir 6rantfurt, bcaauptetc,
baB burd Die @olOwdbrune bic %anoz
wlrtbiaaft au 9runoe 9eriatct psroe,
unO Tc9ierunss 8rdiiocnt ron SieSe,
mann aus Srombsr9. 2tbgeOrbneter iiir
BEN 3. SrOmberser 2Sublfrtls, be9rESte
NIT GROCER 6reuDe Sas Sorgcbcn Ser
HeId)srsgterung III DER Silbcrfra9e.
9ta6ornl nod 2b9eoroueter bon @pnern
aus Sarmen (natlOnelIiberal) bis lleberz
ssu9uns ausgelprOhen, Oab cine inter-
rationale GOniercn; iibcr Wdbrunssz
sln9sle9enbtit our9a%5 tcincn @chlcl
bes se9enuartisen SgitemS sur 6olse
baben wiiroe, wurbe oaS S6ema fallen
9elaiien, nm oi,ueidt bel elmer ipatercn
0elcgenbslt pisOer auf9enonlmen ;u
lperoen.
TeaIgfctie,a n;ts oeat ccutidc:1 Gci6.
8erlin, 6. lfdr;. -Nuh Der Sra
ailfrat unb Die StaotperorDne;eu Ser
rbeiniI9en Stabt gSeiel bubcn ieet Dem
Siiriten SlsmOrd Oa5 Gbrcnbirserre1t
oerlleben.
Sn oen Samburser unO 9(ltonaer Sea.
isrnen lit wieoer einmal Stubeus unos
SdrantzOurdiudung na6 perbotenen
ioiialDemofrattl6en SGrlitcn gebalten
morbeu. g0tit wel9cm GrTolg, blcIbt
Der Sefientliebfeit porentbalten.
Der lcit Dem 1. Stat D. s. in Braun
itweig bsitan6ene Si:rtoDc0tt, Der az
IerOiu9s ihon ieit LANCER .3cit uidt picl
uebr aaf lIb batte, lit Jest audi uou Dem
SoDcoits@ Omitc IOrmeL iiir aufaeboben
erflart iuoro:n. SeionOere Gonicilonen
fino ben SoDcottcrn leitenS Der Srauez
reien nldlt 9euladIt luOrOen.
0as BON Dem @oalnlilionsratb a. D.
GinDter, Dem iriiberen 9feoafteur Ser
v9tOrOoeutlben 2ln9emsinen .3situns,"
sepIante ueue iOrrnaliltiidc llnttrneb~
men, weldeS ben 9tameu ,0euti9e
SOnrtasspOit" fabren iOu, wiro benz
nGhit vieiu Grideinsu MADDEN"
glus DfIn6en fommt Oie gtadlricbt
BON benz naa LANCER idwsrcr &rantsstt
eriol9tsn Nblebcn Oes baD,rll4en Rei5sz
ratbs uub friberen 8Irsermciiters oer
baDeriideu Sauptz uno HeIiOsn5ltaot
Min9eu.
@lud, amtsui,oe-
SerIin, 6. Otdr;. redt I'M
tere6ante5 Osriiht lit bier auf9ctaudt
uno miro in pOlitiideu &rsiien nit groz
Bem @ifcr folpOrtirt. GS perlautet
namlid, ctr Sberprd lioent Glai Stolz
berg, welder tiir5lid, nadbem er bem
SunDe Der 2anowirtbe iib l6bli6 uns
terworfen unD feierlid .rflGrt bate,
Dag CT iid ruOQ" auf ben yuben be8
cOnlcrputpen BarteizYrOsramms lteae,
uuO rap er unbebin9t fiir ben 9lntras
&anle eiutreten weroe, gum Reidstasez
IL, l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-07

SaR oic Scber iuieOer iHrc rcgulGrc
Sbatt9feit atfnimntt nno i6mt,t=
Itme forpcrltdIc g3eid,lpcrocW pes
fd!tpiuocr.
.seit mebr s oy:i ]a5lsH lit id an 2nspepie in
ihrer ltllmmiten Gieitait. SD fouiuItirte melrerc
4crste bo toHHte1 mir oisclbeH feiHe oue srlngeH.
3uleBt Usgudie ii e. nit SImnoas Si0cI ie9ulator.
Der mid III urier Set pIeocr heTiisIie Sy II. lHc
cute aisoBiH. SD t0nEie mid obEe pieiclbe UitJt
mepr Suiri,oen settE." - eJames u. Rpanc, YhiIaz
oeIpbIG, 4a.
E9~ Seoc6 Ra6et ~Ga
trdst rcn 5tcmpei in rptber Sarbc duf ecml
lmid)lag.
3. s. 3eiIin s. 60, philadelphia, Fa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-07
@r rei0nirtc.

8crlin, 5. g?Grj. - 6iirit BON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bat iclne 9teiigz
nation ais Braliosnt BON Sit> YrcuBen
etngsreift unO Oieielbs woro an9euomz
men. Bte es belBt, uurOe ct auf9cforz
bert, 5u reGgniren, neil er iid uuautOs
riiirter gSeiie Der 2t9rarier Gereinrguns
se9eniiber ;u Gunlten OcS Gstru!remoz
nOpclS be6 9raIea pm &anie aus
iptQdl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-07
Sie 2anSWirthe taactt.

SO aaSe Seburg, 6. Wfar5. - Sicr
belt Der rSunb Der 2anOwlrtbe" cine
3iemlit sublrcld beiu6te Ssriammlu ns
ab. Der SauptreOner mar nutiirli9 Der
itreltbare Braiiosnt bes gunbes, BON
BIOe, meldsr nad elmer idurf pointirs
ten Jteoe iiber Die Bolitit oeS neuefen
&urleS uno ocren 6olgen gu Dem ShluB
fam: @ln 8erIOnenwc6iel in oen bOdz
iten Seamteniteaeu lit gang uuslOs, TO-
lan9e bas 9tc9icrunlSiD!tem bahelbe
bleibt. 0a5 2luoitOrlum ipenoete Dem
Teoner BAT Oieier unO anoeren abnli>
den &raftltrllea retaIlden Sslfa0.
au5 @raf Ssrbsrt Sismurf ma6te
ieinem asraril6 ueranlagten Ser3en in
Der Seriammtun9 Suf;. Sc erlduterte
IN eln9ebenber 2Seiie ben Otouopolans
traa oes @raien &auls iOwObl, pie bic
8abrunsSfrase. uuO ipratl iid sbeEio
entlhIeoen fir ben &unte den Antra9,
wie iiir cine Sabruns8Gnoeruns, allo
fiir ben lleber9an9 gum Slmctoli8mus
QuS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-07
Sin farbiacs Sdlcnial.

Sad fOnuille, 6la., 3. Olari.-
9tabe SautbOrn, 9lladua &c., 6la.,
warO seitern Abeuo cas- 16 Sabre alte
wciBc WtaO9en 2lnna Jentlns uon etz
ucm 9tcgcr selhdnOet unO bann lcbcnz
Big gerOttt. 0a5 WGObc1 btfano iiA
aui Dem Seimusgc unO gln9 Oa5 Sabns
g.lelie cutleug. aIs Is Don eiHem 9teger
crsrlfien, IN elm @cbIih 9eso9en uHo
bort seI4dnOct wurOe. 9tah Der Shat
ieste oa5 Sheuial Bic &letoer Os5
MaOheus in Sran6, mari es in eincn
Sumpi nube bcm Subagcleiie unO cEts
flnh. 9a5 OtGOdtn maro crit mebrere
StunSeu ipdIer auTgeIunOeu, fam ieooa
CUR 8elinuun9 uur CAB e:ue gcihreis
buu9 ieiuc8 An9reiier5, wOruuf iia ioz
fort cine Sder,ffspOlIe aui Die Sude
nat OenlIelOen be9ab. 9luna miro
fQum BON tbrcn @un0en Qeuelcn.
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mminnrl-

0enoer, @ol., D. Dtdrj. = Sine
@auncrbanOe hat 5ablreide bicii9e 8aus
fen Il. &auf fleute Oar6 9efalidte Sheds
Der Linton Yacific- -Sabn," lOpie oiclc
iclbil in ire6er l8ciie bstrOgen. Die
8anOs, welbe su 2lnfang Os8 Ieeten
Mionats bart binter eiuem pom Smaba
nnd SaIts2ate>@ltD sebcnOen 3ablz
n1eilterzGrain ber reilte. tauftc in byeiiz
gen SOtels unO &irtbIaaIten, no oiete
8abnbeOienitcte perfcbreu, Die 9bedS,
mOmtt Yeetere be;ablt wOrOen warsu,
uno peldle auf le $40 bis III 800 l0uz
tcteu, nit SaargslO uuk anoerte Die
3ablen in iebr sel9idter 8eiic auf ie
$11O unO lieB iid oann bIele Sammsn
BON 8unfen unO @eidait5leutcn, bel
wsltcn iie feline Gtutauis maate,
gebcn.
Die gefaIIaten Gbeds selon9ten I'M
Haui Ser 9inss aus biell9en Sauteu,
Die teinen SerOadt iAOpIten. naA
Smaba. Iud Der auOItOr Osr llnIOnz
PacificsSabH" nabm Die Sheds an uno
merfIe nihtS, bis er Su aOoircn uniiug.
ga iteute iih Ounu cine icbr groBe DIP
icreus herau5, uno elm Ger9lelf Der
Sheds nit Ocn Giutrdaen IN BEN Gbcfs
bTdcrn bepIes Die 6dli9un9en liar.
Ntan glaubt, OaB Die S0wInOIerbanoe
audi iueltliA BON SaltzyafesSttD aUi
Die augescbene lSeiie tbGt9 mar uno
ii6 Damn in Der 9lidtuu9 naA Gan
iSran;lscO OQpon mQdlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-07
GS bIctbt bei'nt Gpntutatto anten
bon 9lltoua.

- ~ W -ANul s. - XIX CuuStt>
@ommlllton oes Hei9sta9S bate ben
Boiten fir etnen @ommanbanten BON
gltona geitriden. neil i9on i'm poridbz
risen Stat Die SteIle ais rtiinftis meg
faIIsno" be5ei9net mar. Sn Der Cont
Notwithstanding bate Ser &riessmis
niiter erfldrt, iiir bie au6erstatsmdBise
Gus9abe BON ser 9te6nuns5 Gonlmilz
iiOn Die nadtrasli6c ScmiG;suns bis
Gnbe oe8 Gtatsiabre8 1894 Bis 1895
nadiu9en gu wOllen, uno psnn bann
Der 8eidsta9 Die YOiition fir 1895 bis
1896 nidt belpillisen wollte, bann ware
iie eben seitrid.n. gtad elmer fur3eu
0ebattc, Die ieoOd nidts Defenders BE-
merfensUertbes bot, bei9loB oer 9lei9sz
tag, Die Siioset Gommiiiion an5uweis
fen, ben SsldluB betreIIs Strei9ung
oes Boitefs fiir Die Gommautur in Oil
toua in 9Sieoersrpdguus su siebsn.
Oas mar, lueun audi nur elm tlsiner, 10
bod tmmsrbin elm Sies fit ben &rissSz
miniiter.
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9luS ocm Sonofcoc.

Serlin, 5. WtGrS. - Der 2anota9
bebattute bcutc iiber Die Soranihlagunz
gen fir 6a5 Strswer:5sOcparlcmcnt.
ySabrcnO Der StBung bra9re %oc. Hrnot
Die &nr5irasc auI's -1apet. 0r. SHf,
9taiOnaLIiteraler, iqrad) lcIa Sebauern
barber aus, oaB Qeutldlanc, Osiien
9elOipItem gut reputlrt ici. Den Surs
Iblu9 Sur 9tbba,tuu9 elmer internatiO>
naleu &ur5z9 on Teren; mad)te. Sr 9Salz
Dom crtlarte, Ole 2ldcrbauz Jnterenen
be5 ganoc8 wurOcu Ourb ben Sob
StanGalS ruinlrt, Sr Sieocmaun
(@oni:rpatiuer) lO5te Die 9fegierun9
wcSen tbrer Soltune Der Silbsrira9e
se9enibcr unO @jrai Gpern (gtationalz
&iberalcr) crtIdrte, CT ies iiberacugt, oaB
Die Ab9altun9 elmer GonTerenS iibcr Die
9ursirase oic 9e9cnwartlsc Gage nidt
auoern wiirOs. Garauf IieB uan Otc
Iugelt9eubeit ToQcn.
Ser fransoifd,c Wilitar Gtat.
Sari8, 5. Wdr;. - Sn Der Oepuz
tirteuzSammec maro bcute Iber 0enlflz
l;tayzGtat oi5fulirt. 4GGhrcnO Der u
fereut, $5r. 5uleS 9tOdc, clucu Ger9lcld,
Suiid)en ser oeutidJen uuO iran;Oliibsu
2lrmee ;Og, waro IL pI0Blidl Upn Glauz
icrct Oura zen 9fui banana" untcr-
brOAcu. 9a iciOrt cue io;iuliitlihcn
.Diit9Ilcoer ben ~ 2:::9;ii u:eoerbolttn, eu,s
ltanO en- io.Aer Jfa0au, Ou3 Der &urs
iieer T9 ge5uungen lab, cine tempOrGre
Sertaauna elntretcu 81 laiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-07

8abltreis Slestoz9pd ssmdblt murbs,
ftd aus Dem StaatsOienit 5uriifju;iea
ben uno bas SberpraiiSium Ser Broz
oin3 SitpreuBen nieOer;uleseu sebeufe.
Den ridwaraen damn" yucanus sat
suar gfIemanb bei'm @raien StOlbera
sin' uno ausseben iebsn, trOereul 1T
man nldt abseneist, Dem @eridt oOl'
len @lauben Ill ithenfen-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-25
< x..;s.&;s,s8 ss:EA&R sss:sEA&.R 88X x8a
Exchange Comment.

- Z, 4! 4: s scsssSSscx cSdscSta
Minister Bayard's additional breach of
proprety in attending a banquet and
receiving q British ovation when the
whole Britt sh public was denunsirtions
of his chief has apparently angered the
president, and Bayard may be recalled.
1t is high time the United States was re-
presented in London by an American in
stead of an Anglomaniac Minneapolis
Tribune. -. 5.~-s.
Senator Cass once remarked concern
ing a diplomatic dispute with England,
that three courses were open to the
United States-to draw back, to stand
still, or to 60 forward TheState of Ore
con, as it exists, is the result of the
decision to 90 forward. When the time
come to test the Monroe doctrine the
words of Cass will not be forgotten.-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain's remark in
speech that the British Empire hangs
together by so slender thread that a
breath mighu sever it is an undeniable
fact stated with courage. The situa-
ton will not be improved in the least by
distributing ultimatums with omuch
freedom.-St Louis Globe Democrat.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-25
A Seaside Monotone.

[ love thee lonely Pine;
Thy loneliness and mine
Do correspond,
Standing where the tempests roar,
On rock bound, sea girt shore,
A brother found.
We see below, where bleach
- Uron the narrow beach
~- A ships arched bones.
And on the desert shore
There lies a treasure store
y Which no man owns.
Each angry, chasing wave,
, Marking a seaman's grave,
49,. It's own sweet prey,
Unchecked by leash or rein,
Tosses its foaming name j
.4.*. :. TO bitter spray. E.
Beneath the ,sullen cloud .g. ...
BIZ The eastern shadow-shroud :,
~ Spreads on apace: :. &s
Encloses rock and sea. = >.z- H. =
Encloses the and me .s.-.:.- =. :,
In dark embrace. u.
Victor s. Clark
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-25
A Course Dinner.

"'When open the front door upon my
arrival home at night" said Mr.. Flat
by, II inhale the fragrant odor of de-
lightful soup. Passing in a leisurely
manner up the first flight of stairs, I
finish the soup at the second floor, and
then I find that the fish has been served.
I take fish as proceed along the hall
and up the second fight of stairs. On
the third floor find the roast and on
the fourth a dainty dessert. When I
reach my own floor, all I really want is
a cup Of coffee and a cigar. New
York Sum-.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-25
THEY DRIVE THE DEER.

Indians Slaughtering the Animals by
Wholesale in Northern Minnesota.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 19.-Executive Agent
Fullerton Of the state fish and game
commission, has returned from long
trip in the northern part of the state.
He and the party with whom he was
out killed nine deer, and he discovered
the true inwardness of the killing of 80
many deer in and around Itasca park.
The Pine Point Indians come down and
camp just outside the park Then they
watch their opportunity and make a
drive of the park, killing the deer after
they are driven to the outside.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-25
a'WHY BE A LIBERALIST7"
F. G. Davis, the Unitarian, Answers the
Question in an Address at the
Old Court House.

The last two Unitarin meetings at the
court house last week were conducted by
F. C. Davis OF Winona. Mr.. Davis is
one of the most eloquent and masterful
speakers the people of New Ulm have
thus far had an opportunity to hear, and
his topics are handled in such clear
cut and honest manner as to elicit the
warmest praise. For his theme on the
second evening he took the question:
"Why be a Liberalist." In part he said: !:
It is due to candid intelligence that any
any system, which proposes the tranfor-
nation of established beliefs, should give
evidence of its right to existence. It
is not enough that someone has theory,
either ancient or modern, of which he
may chance to be enamonned, and seek
to publish it; such theory must contain
some pledge of bettermcnt to these whom
1t may affect, Or theJ are in duty bound
to resist its intrusions.
Liberalism maintains an attitude of
liberation toward all systems of faith,
beng free to accept the good in all, but
being enslaved of none: The following
reasons were advanced as inducements
tojthe acceptance of consistent liber-
alism: First, because it encourages ex-
ploration in all Fields of knowledge anil in
nocent pleasure Conversation advocates
separateness from the things of the world !;
it teaches that while in the world we
should not be of it,. Liberalism advoca-
tes the broader ideal Of living in this
world 50 as to transform it, going down
10 the deepest and darkest places of
human life as sunshine fo being health
and hope amidst lurking death.
Second, because Liberalism favors
the strongest test Of our individual SOW
creignty. Conservatism sings, 80, to be
nothing, nothlng;" but Liberalism urges,
mankind TO be everything which will
develop the noblest functions of the soul,
ana cxalt the divine nature in each of
us. Being in the image of God, we must
prove that we are competent to the di-
vine ends Of being.
Third, because Liberalism is the way,
the truth and the life of this lncompara-
bic age. Liberalism has hewn q way for
progress and every step in the upward
path of mankind has been carved into
the hard rocks of superseded dogmas by
pioneers of the larger thoughts of God
and humanity.
The great poets, whose soulful senti
ments have stirred mankind to loftiest
cndeavor, were Liberahsts,- Long gfellow,
Bryant, Whittier, Holmes, Lowell, Whit
man, Emerson, and many other leaders
Of our civilization were all of liberalmind
and thought. The great scientists Wal
lace, Weismann, Spencer, Haeckel, LIE
Compte, and others equally great-all
were Liberals. Theology turns to the
broad German School for it's inspiration
and that school in it's final analysis is the
center of Liberalism.
The speaker advocated the larger
thought of God as the mightiest factor
of human progress, andclosed with an
appeal to the altruistic in all presents
that we may unite On those things which
pledge larger love of the good, and
more persistent effort for the common
uplift.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-25
Tigers Roaming About in Iowa,

WATERLOO, Ia, Nov. 19--Consider-
able excitement is reported in the south
ern part of this county over the report
that two tigers were seen in cornfeld.
Two men got guns and fired on the
animals, but could not get close enough
to kill them.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-25
General Jordan Sinking.

New YORK, Nov. 19. - General
Thomas Jordan, x-Confederate gen
eral, who is lying at the point of death
at his home, was said to be sinking fast
at midnight and it was not expected
that he would live many hours longer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-25
Rioters Found Guilty.

PRINCETON, Ills, Nov. 19.-Thirteen
Of the Italians who caused the riot in
Spring Valley last August, when the
negro miners and their families were
beaten and driven out, have been con-
Yicted.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-25
Don't Keep Track of Dates,

1ACOP 11esO14
"It's peculiar matter, but neverthe-
less true, that not one-half of the color
ed people who come before me have any
idea as to the time when they were
born or, in fact, the date Of any par
ticular event, = said Magistrate Jermon
to a Philadelphia Call reporter. II fre-
quently have occasion. to ask colored
women how old they are, and almost
Invariably the answer comes, Don t
know Frequently ask them how long
they have been married, to which get
the same reply. - =
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-12-25
Borrowed Money From His Rank.

LEADvILLE, Colo., Nov. 19.-Peter W.
Breene, president of the defunct Lead.
vile Savings and Deposit bank, is miss.
ing and creditors of the institution ar
anxious to meet him and see what sort
of a settlement he expects to make. Mr..
Breene had borrowed over $4,000 from
the bank.