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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04

einem balben Dubenb 8ebienten in
sldnaenber 2ipree Elm. Sin i90n sez
arbeiteter Slid BON Mabogonibol5,
NIT einem tbeuren bamaitenen Sii4z
tu@ bebedt. nabm bic Stele bes eide
men SLIDES Elm. Gin BiFet purbe
se0Hnet, ansefllt NIT toitbarem &C.
f4trr unb e4tem poraeqan; beim
Mnblid ber auserleleniten unb ielz
teniten @peifen, bic I'M l1eberFui1e
aufgetrasen purben, betamen bic
@dite neues 2eben. Oie berrli9iten
Deine tpurben aufeetraeen unb I'M
Reben5tmmer lieb iid cine raui4enbe
Safelmuiit b0ren. Soaite tpurben
aussebradt unb man iiberlieB ii9 ben
5reuben Der Safel. 9a erbob 1ib
Der @rets BON 1einem Sibe unb
fpra@: rgrlauben sic mir, meme
9amen unb 9erren, Sbnen fir bic
@efduigteit, bab sic meme @inlaz
bung aneenommen baben, meinen
Dant abauitatten. Gs lit 3ett, baB
ib midi entferne unb sic bier aQein
i9alten unb palten la1e, ba i4 bel
meinen boben Sabren tetnen Sbetl
an ben Treuben zines 8aQes nebmen
tann. @be ct aber anfdngt, mub
i9 nod iber ben 3ped biefer DAHL
5eit @uf4lub eeben. @ie &perbea
lte ionberbar gefunben baben. S4
mollte Sbnen bamit einen 8esriH bon
unierer Republtt geben. Sci Der
einfa4en 2ebensart, nel9e sic bel
benz eriten @ange geieben baben, muir
be BON uniern @orfabren Der Staat
gegriinbet; mir erlangten Treibeit,
&ei@tbumer unb Maht. Uni ere
Batter baben biefe t0itli4en Sitter nur
babur4 bepubrt, bab lie 10 einfa4
lebten, tpie Sbnen Der 5meite Gang
ge3etgt bat. Wenn Elm @reis, Der
sic gu p%erlafen i'm BegrtHe itebt,
Sbnen feline Metnung %freimitbig ia
gen bart, 10 firdie i4, bab Der jeBt
berri4enbe 2urus, ben sic Bel benz
lebten @ange bemertten, uns ale bic
8ortbeile entreibt, bic uniere @orz
fabren i'm S4meibe hires Mngeii4ts
erlan9t unb un1ere Batter bur@ ibren
51eiB unb quite &egierung auf uns
bererbt baben."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04
Gtd MbSMiccS1t1

Sm Sabre 1856 fabte in Mmiterz
bom Elm @rets, Der AFRO BE &et@tbuz
mer ertporben batte, Den @nt1 4lub,
feline Sage in &ube auf ieinem 2anbz
quite gu be1@lteben. @be CT fib. aber
babin 5uriid5og, polIte ct bon ieinen
@ertpanbten unb 5reunben Mbf@teo
nebmen. @r lub lie besbalb gu Ell
mem @aitmable Elm. Sic @G1te, cine
tDitli9e Mabl3eit ertpartenb, eritaunz
ten iebt ni4t penig, als tie in ben
@peiie1aal traten uno nur etne1 &anz
gen Slid BON @i&enbol5 nit einem
blauen Sud- bebedt erbltdten. Mls lie
p1aB genommen, trug man III bolz
5ernen D@9uHeln geronnene Mil4,
9eringe, &Gfe unb Butter nebit &ogz
genbrob auf; bor jebem @at itanb
elm bDl5ernes @efdb nit 8ier. Dieier
1onberbare @infaQ erreste gebeimes
Murrsn, alfein aus M9tung Dor benz
@rei1e lieben bic @dlte tbren unmutb
nibt laut nerben. Ser er1te Sang
mar poriiber. Muf Elm gegebenes Set
@en bra4ten 3mei MGgoe, als 8duez
rtnnen getleibet, ben ameiten Gang.
Gin petbes 3ii@tu@ trat an bic
@telle bes blauen, ainnerne Seller
an bic Der bDl5ernen, unb 1tatt bes
&oggenbrobes, Der 9Gringe, bes Sd
les, trug man gutes 8roo, p0telflei14
unb gebratene Slide cuff. Sci oieier
@erGnberung purben bic @e1 i9ter etz
pas freunbli@er, bet Wirtb n0t6t9te
bic @Gfte b%rtngenber, unb bic @d1te
aben NIT be6erem Mppetit. &aum
bate man es 1i9 14meden lai1en, bo
trat etn so metit tie in 8egleitung bon
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ueber bas g utter11.

@utter BON gutter, glet4fDrmtger
Be1@afenbett unb GROCER 9altbarz
teit gepinnt man muir, tpenn bag
8uttern tpeber 3u lange bauert, nod
gu f@neQ bor ft@ gebt. @m it@erfen
geltngt es, tpenn es etpa 30 Big 45
Mtnuten bauert, etne 3ett, bic it4
nur Bel be1timmter :9efttgteit ber 8ez
tpegung unb BEL timmter MGrme bes
gu perbutternben Materials einbalten
ldBt. @s beitebt bic &unit, aus guz
ter, refer Mil@, ober gutem, retfem
Mabme quite Butter gu MAIDEN, baz
rim, bic MGrme bes 8utterun9smaz
terials 10 gu bemefen, bab bic Sc
tpinnung ber Butter III Der an9egez
benen Weiie erfolgt. Die Butter erz
bGlt tbr @efiige unb tire Dt@tt9teit
i'm @utterfaHe mdbrenb bes Butt
ters, unb $5ebler, bic beim 8uttern
be9an9en tperben, Ia len it9 1pGter
bur@ tein Mittel pteoer gut ma@en.
Wtu bas Musbuttern nt9t in ber
angegebenen :3ett %geltngen, 10 Benefit
bies, tbab bas 8rtterungsmatertal
ni4t 10 tparm, unb bic 8epegung
ni@t 10 fart mar, ME fte bdtte iein
iollen. Scan erbdlt fopobl bel gu
I9neuem, nie au9 Bel gu lan9iamem
8uttern met@e, 1@mtertge Butter.
Mber nt4t muir bic 8e14aHenbettz
Der Butter letbet, 1onbern audi bic
Musbeute an 8utter bermtnbert man,
penn man gu f@nell ober langiam
buttert.
Dte 8etpegung bes 8uttermatertz
alS i'm 8utterfa7e 1T INNER nit
Misunderstanding Derbunben; ie
1@neqer bic 8etpegung 1T, um 10
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04

bic Der @esribune eefolst mar, fanb
lie F5uerit bic Beberri Dung tpteber.
.@ie bantte ber3lt9 fir bic 19Dnen
8lumen uno ertunbigte ii9 oann,
mte es ibm in Der langen 3eit ersanz
gen lei.
mmdblt9 fanb audi er feline 9alz
tung tpieber, ipra4 iiber bas Wi4<
tigite feiner @rlebnt7e unb lieb ii4
banm BON tbr er5dblen, lpie tie einiam
gelebt, BON aQer Melt auridgeoosen,
nur INNER tbrer Pfli9t setreu.
@rftaunt iab Ct iie an. sic ipra4
BON elmer pfi&t, bic lie bate, Der lie
lebte of! nit einem Male purbe
linn lei4t - 10 batte er al1o bur4
btefes 3ulammentommen feline Ser
pft9tune ibr eegeniber, 10 brau@te
lie ni4t gu 9lauben, bab CT einen Ser
tebr pteber anbabnen mo1te, 10 mar
man nur 5uiammengetommen, UNI
pieber etnmal gu plauoern, als quite
alte 5reunbe 1i9 ber @ergangenbeit
gu erinnern, benin tpenn lie elmer
pflt9t gu leben baben, bann tonnte
lie bod nt9t ans 9eiratben benten,
unb bann brau9te er ii9 teinen @orz
murf gu MAIDEN, 9oHnungen in tbr
erpedt gu babeu, bic er ni9t mebr
erfiqen tonnte! - ST atbmete auf /,
mte bon elmer 2a5 Be reit; benin nun
mar es ibm gang tlar, bab feline Sci
r%atbspldne ettel Sborbeit 9eipe1en
tparen. Gr butte sebofft, in Der SUI
aenbgeltebten bas @eib gu finben,
bus i'm glidlt4 MAIDEN tonnte. 60,
mte er lie bamals bor flint Sahren
perloFen bate, in Der 8liitbe ibrer
iiegbaften Sugenb, 10 bate tie ibm
nod immer borge14pebt. limb in
biei e @eitalt, in btefes @ebilbe ieiner
Suu1ion bate CT it9 perliebt. 9arum
alein bate er UNI cine 3ulammenz
tunft debeten. Mber Narr, Der er
mar, gu pereeden, bab flint lange
Sabre ba5mtf@en lagen! Nt4ts BON
auebem mas ibm nod bon tbr por@
1@mebta, fanb or tpieber. Welte
3ise unb Elm pergrGmtes @eii@t -
ba 19atpnb fem 1omtges 3utunftsz
Bib, ct fiblte pteber bic 2eere in
{einer- @ru1t, bic @tnfamteit leiner
@eele unb bic 8itternib ietnes perz
feblten @ebens.
minutenlauges \@@meigen.
ST 1ab, ME lie NIT einem @ntz
54luB rang, unb je ldn9er ct iie an
fab, beito mebr faBte i'm bas Mits
leib, bas bieies arme &inb linn elm
fDbte.
Mit teinem @ort ermGbnte man
bic @ergangenbett, bic 3uneigung,
bic fie etnanber ndber gebrabt batte.
@on beiben Seiten fiblte man, baB
biefe Wunben ni9t mebr aufgertKen
tperben burften, bab man it@ inner
ii@ frem0 setD0r0en. - IS mar gu
Damn ipra@en iie nur no@ iber
WQtdgli@es. Sober f@ien bergehen
gu baben, mas tbn berbet9etubrt pot
te, unb f@&iebli@ erfubr ct BON ibr,
bab ite jebt bel einem alten Sntel
(ebe, ben Bis an fem @nbe gu parten
unb gu pflegen iebt tire pft4t lei.
Ma9 elmer balben Stunbe gtngen
lie bon einanber, fagten lie 2ebemobl
unH batten 8etbe bic @mpfinbung,
bab NUN Mles 5pt1@en ibnen gu en-
be lei - fir immer!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04

TN'C~~~ wv wv S~S$NJS
bas 8utterunesmatertal uripriinsz
li9 bate, Elm umitanb, NIT benz man
betm Buttern ebenfaIs gu rednen bat.
Man berfdbrt bemna9 beim 8uttern
amedmabts tpte folst: Sn eriter @eiz
Re tpdgt man bic refine Mtl9 ober ben
Rabm ab unb brinst fie gang senau
auf ben WGrmegrab, Bel benz, nte
man aus @rfabrung tpeib, bas 8utz
tern in 30 Bis As Minuten polIenbet
fetn tann. Ser Wdrmesrab, Bel
tpel9em man NIT benz 8uttern Be-
einnt, betrdst fir iiben @abm So
Biz SO Grab s., i'm Mittel IS @rab,
fir 9eiduerten &abm 81 Biz 68
@rub, i'm Mittel 81 Grab, fir ge1Guz
erte Mil@ SO big 70 @rab, i'm Mitz
tel 81 @rab. Dim beiten brtnet man
bas 8uttermaterial babur4 auf
ben rt@ttsen Wdrmeerab, bab man
bahel6e gang ober tbeilmeiie in Elm
8le@gefdb siebt unb bieies 10 lange,
als es n0tbts lit, in MaTer BON Sc,
b0@itens 95 @rab einieBt. Sat
man bas ri4tie porgetpdrmte BUT
terungsmatertal ms 8utterfab &C.
gof1en, IL tbut man gut, no9mals
bic Wdrme gu mei1en, UNI n0tbigenz
fans mod na9aubelfen gu t0nnen,
unb bann NIT Dem 8uttern gu beginz
men. Sat man einmal aus 8er1rben
ben Wdrmegrab bes 8utterungsmaz
tertuls ni@t gang ri&ti9 setpdblt, 10
fann man ausnabmspeti e unb fir
ben Notbfau bur@ 3usiebsn lparmen
ober talten mafers na4belfen. 8ei
etnem 1plden @ingrife, Der INNER
miBli@ 1T, 1T Defenders barauf gu
a9ten, bab nur gang retnes, bD41tens
1O4 @rab parmes Waher %pertpenbet
pirb. Mdbrenb bes 8utterns barf
obne Ma@tbeil ni9ts mebr fir bic
Me9elune ber mdrme gel@eben, man
beoba@tet inbefen I'M 8erlaufe bes
@utterns ni9t nur bic Wdrme bes
8utterungsmaterials, fonbern audi
bas er tie Muf treten unb bas aQmdbz
lihe Mnpa91 EN- Der 8uttertliimpz
4en, unb beenbigt bas 8uttern
f@lteblt@, penn bic &liimp@en bic
ri9ttge @rDbe angenommen baben,
fofort. 9ierauf fpiilt man bic @utz
tertlimp@en nit reinem, porber a.,
gtto@tem unb geniisenb absetibltem
WaHer, ober nit Magermil4, tpo5u
man ft4 5pedmabig elmer tleinen
@tebfanne pbne Brau1 e bebtent,
nimmt bic Butter NIT einem 9aarite>
BE aus benz Safe unb befreit lie buz
bur4, bab man lie porttonentpeiie i'm
@aar1iebe 3tpei Bis bret Mql in reiz
mem, taltem, .Dorber abgeto@tem Waiz
1er untertaudt, bon benz 9r0Bten
Sbeile Der an tbrer Sberfld4 hdnz
gen gebltebenen Buttermil4. Ser Reit
Der i6nen duBerli4 anbaftenben 5liiz
iigteit 1T bur4 bic bemnG4it folgenz
be 8earbeitung ber Butter 10 grinbz
li@ tpte mDsli9 gu entfernen. Gnbz
li@ lit bic gemonnene 8uttermenge
nod gu pdgen unb gu bere4nen, mie
bel pfurb Mil& 3ur 9eritelung
zines pfunbes Butter erforberli& tpaz
rem. Wenn man bic Butter 1al5t,
rGgt man iie in ber @egel na4 Der
er1ten Bearbettung por benz @al3en,
UNI na@ Dem 9efunoenen @emt@te
aug1ei@ AUDI bic Men9e bes ein3uz
fneten6en @al5es feititellen gu t0n<
men. SIT ber Maum, in benz man
buttert, nt4t bei5bur, 10 1T es ratbz
fam, bas 8utterfab bor benz 8uttern
ra@ Bebirfnib nit beibem ober fall
tenn ab9eto&ten @a6er aus5ufpalen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04

Ser Muire BON @uerto aut
aor5ita, 6ubioli unb feline betoe11
@D6ne iiberfelen bic bret Sraoes
Gircenbini, bene1 Tie info1ge zines
pto5eKes &a&e 9ei@poren battets.
unb t0beten 3&pei DON ibnen; oer
brittle 1T 19tper nertpuroet: On
MDrber hiihteten in bic Mdlber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04

~ 9le9te Wert9e1D1gun g.
vM4, geben @ie!-@ie baben tiir3li9
in elmer @efeq14aft bebauptet, i9
pdre bumm!" - rWie, meme @ndz
bigite? @as tDnnen sic ni4t glauz
ben! SIM @egentbeil, i9 mar itets
ber @in5ige, Der bas ni@t geiagt bat!"
@efayr i'm @@er3uge. 81:
r9u btft bod Elm mertmiirbiger alter
8uri&e. 9u ma@it ibr nun i9on
1ett breibig Sabren ben 9of. Warum
bdlit 9u benin nt9t UNI iie an?"
g.: Plus Tur4t, sic tDnnte MIDI
annebmen unb i4 bin iebt 10 alt,
bab i'd CLAUDE, i& miirbe ben @&red
nt4t ausbalten."
Simmer prafti{9. r&aufen
sc mir az n @ 9leif1tein!" -5rau:
~8rau@' id ni4t; meme MeRer iino
ale i@arf." - 9auiirer: raaufen
Sc mir ab audi II M}e1er, perben Se
9lei@ mas baben gu i@leifen!"
gu mNu t bung. - 8orgmann;
v@te i4ulben mir fdon felt einem
balben Sabre 100 Mart, @err pump=
meier. @eben Ste mir jebt so Marl
u1b mir iinb quitt!"
pumpmeier (entriiitet): vWas fdui
Sbnen BENIN elm? 9enten sic, iG
made @u@ersei@afte?"
@alb unb balb. v@erapbine,
lit es pabr, bab 9u nit benz Baron
perlobt biit?" - rNun, 10 balb unb
9alb i4on; mein Samort bat er, nur
fetn's feblt np@."
a.: nDu trdeit ia Sa Elm paar
bubi4e 9aus19ube." - g.: ~Sa,
bibi9 ftnb ite, iie toiten midi aud
genug; meme Srau bat iie mir gez
ma9t, unb bafir mubte ih i3r Elm
Pel5jadet i6enten!!"
@egrinbet. ~Du, peter, tpaz
rum fagft benn Du gu Dein' S@at
INNER @4nederl?"- ~ Dummer 8ua.
neil fit a 9Guiel bat!"
MiboerfGnbntb Mrmen:
ar3t: v9eute 1T es pieber fur4tba1
talt! Sobann, iieb' NAL int Marte:
aimmer na9, tpie bie1 Grab iinb!'
9iener (aus benz @arte5immer gu:
riidtebrenb): ~9err 9ottor, elmer il
grab, 5pet 1inb bud'ltg!!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04
&umoriniiMeS.

Pa1irt. @irtb. rDa baber
Sic aber einen @dniebraten; i@ fase
Sbnen, bor benz t0nnen Sic ben 9ut
abnebmen!" @ait (na9bem er getoz
itet bat): r@timmt! bas. Otter ion
man ebren!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04

lin . ber3eit. 2ebrer:
rMas mein 1T, oas 1T audi 9eiq.
User 1agte bteies i4Dne Wort?"
IS4iler: elmer, ber nt9ts bate"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04

&luiiif@. 9%ausfrau: rWer
mar Der Mann, NIT benz Sic seItern
@benb unter Der 9austbiir i~tanben9"
0ienitmdb9en: rMabame, baber
Sie ME geliebt, neil sic 10 frasen9"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04

Mutteripra@e. aebrer: rMie
tommt es, Sones, bab, mir INNER
BON elmer Mutteripra9e reben unb
ME BON elmer @aterfpra@e9"
&leiner SSunge: ,Meq, neil bic
papas gu 9aus nit bel fprede biir>
f."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04

Mngenebmes Mmt. - 9err
gum @eri@tspoQ3ieber, ben ct nit
perblnbenem, bidgei@pollenem Sc
ii4t auf ber StraBe trtHD: rDonnerz
petter, mo bat man sic benn 10 au=
geri4tet, @err @eri@tsboloteber?"
mS@ babe einen 8tenenitod &C.
pfGnbet!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04

S@Ie9te 3~eiten. rWie sebt
bas @ei4dft, 9err 8aumeiiter9"
~Miierabel unb nod baau muB
man iebt beieres Material nerpen<
ben, neil man bic 9du1er oft elm
paar Sabre ni4t anbrtnst!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04

909ere 4D4teri@ule.
profefor: ~Menn mir ben seftirnten
9immel betra4ten unb ieben, bab fi1
idmmtlt9e Sterne na@ Weiten Be-
ipegen, mas i4lieben mir baruus9"
Jraulein Srma: r9ab Sfttpinb
pebt."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04

unan9enebme 9ulb. pfer<
bebdnbler: ~Nun, Silberftetn, bat
sic Der Baron ni9t iofort binaus>
perfen lafen, als Sic ibn tpesen s3ab>
lung fir ben @4immel semabnt ba>
beng"
8u&balter: "Wte beiBt binaus=
perfen lahen? Sm @e9entbeil, e. bat
mir logger seiast' i'd ion no&mal
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-04

Seine Nuanctrung. Sat-:
"Was toitet cine portton S9inten?"
Bauerntptrtb: rIuf Der 9anb se=
bra4t % pfennis', auf benz Seller
Is. NIT Serpiette 81, in papier 30
pfennis'!"
The Washington times., 1895-06-17
CELEBRATED BY CHILDREN.
Pleasing Entertainments Furnished by
Nom hers of DIR kent,s G,hurnl

Pleasing Entertainment Furnished by
Members of DR.. Kent's Church.
The Children s Day. celebration by the
pupils of the Peoples Church Sunday school
at Typographical Temple yesterday morn
ing was attended by large audience.
The place was handsomely decorated
with roses. evergreens and palms by the
Woman's Beneficial Society, Mrs. Helen
R. Tindall, chairman.
The programme of exercises wasaTanged
by Mrs Hattie Abbott and Mr.. B. Pickman
Mann and they were interesting and enter
tanning.
The exercises were opened with grand
chorus by the Sunday school children,
Miss Gertrude E. Metcalf, accompanist.
The other numbers on the programme were
recitation, "Children's Day" Hazel
Dakin; recitation, What 1 know" Rose
Osgood; song, Lovely garden" Mabel
Reeves; character song, Baby boy here's
a fly" Hazel Magic; recitation, Frank
Nicholas; kindergarten movements with
song accompa uiment, Misses Florence
D. Haines, Irene Noble, Emily Carr, Bertha
Briston and Blanche Woine. An excellent
paper entitled "a plea for kindergartens,"
was read by Miss Emily Carr.
Next followed a short address to the
children of the Sunday school by Miss
Henrietta Morrison, superintendent, on
What flowers teach u.s."
The next were recitatons, "a poets reply
to friend,'' Olive Keep, and "The best
drinking place the town pump" by Fay
Kent; followed by song, sleep my baby"
by Dottie Brandon.
Mrs. Carrie E. Kent, who has been con-
Quoting the church services during the
absence of the pastor, Rev. Alexander
Kent, in a short address ma de a strong appeal
in behalf of 1.-THE. innocent birds. "
The Washington times., 1895-06-17
PLAYED THE SAME OLD GAME.
Residents of Seventeenth Street Made
Desperate by an Organ Grinder.

Residents of Seventeenth Street Made
Desperate by an Organ Grinder.
An Italian organ grinder stopped in
front of q saloon on Pennsylvania avenue,
near Seventeenth street. northwest. Satur-
day night and, after playing several pop
ular airs, went in to collect his pennies A
drunken soldier J n the bar reached into his
pocket and drew out several bills and
some change
say, Italian" said he, "what tune
was you playiu' lasht?"
The organ grinder replied that it was
the ''Marseiliais. -
Take thish," said the soldier, dropping
a S2bill aud n silver half dollar into the
mans bat "and play it shome more
For more than an hour the man turned
his crank and the French hymn was re-
peated over and over again, until the
residents of the neighborhood came in
bodies to the curbstone and threatened to
wreck the machine, but the Italian only
stopped long enough to tell them that he
had been paid TO play, then resumed his
grinding.
In the meantime the policeman on the
beat was sought, but was in a quandary
what to do, as were also the citizens.
Atlast he approached the organ man and
told him he would arrest him for obstTucting
the street if he did not move.
''Butta getta pay for playin AIarasail, "
the Italian explained
"Go away now shouted a man in the
crowd, "and come back Monday. Then
you canplay as much as You please"
IF be ever comes i'll front of my door
again. yelled the proprietor of the
saloon, ''I'll use a club on him -
Ten / co." and picking up the handles
of bis organ truck reluctantly, the man of
music departed.
The Washington times., 1895-06-17
CEMENT MEN ORGANIZE
Labor Associations Formed For the
Purpose of Self-Protection.
Congress to BE Asked For n Modtfica-
tion of tho Emergency Clause
of the Eight Hour Law

The cement workers of the District
have effected an organization, have al
lied themselves with the X. of L., and
given notice to the public that on and after
July l they will observe a uniform scale
of wages at the rate of $4 per day Of
eight hours.
This action has been taken as measure
of self protection and to do justice as
well to contractors who may contemplate
putting in bids on future public work.
The operation OF the eight-hour law
has not been entirely satisfactory to the
labor organizations Of the District The
emergency clause has given opportunity
TO many contractors to work overtime,
especially upon such grades of public
improvements as were partially or wholly
depending upon unorganiZed labor
Many of the employees were required under
the clause named to put in as much as ten
hours day, and the wages have been from
So 80 to So. 90 per day, the skilled laborer
having no protection against the novice,
either in the wage rate or in the matter
of the number or hours that constituted
days work.
1t is the purpose of the labor org anizations
to ask Congress for some remedial legisla-
ton, not II the line of the repeal OF the
emergency clause, but for such safeguards
and explanation as viii not leave it optional
with contractor to decide whether or
not the provision covers given case. The
organizations will ask for no radical
measure, but merely for "a just interpretation.
of the law.
Among the workers largely affected by
the emergency clause have been the cement
workers. In many instances a request
for better wage scale has been met by
the statement that the bids on the work
were made before the eight-hour law was
in existence and that any advance would
cause loss.
In the same manner there have been
evasiuns of the eight-hour provision.
Accordingly, the Cementers effected the
organization three months ago OF local
assembly. No. I173 and, to he certain
that contractors shall not be in ignorance
of the rate OF future wages, the public
notice was given.
The assembly proposes to adhere strictly
to the scale. l t has on its rolls a very
large number Of the cement workers OF
the District, and obtains accessions to its
ranks a every meeting.
In addition to Assembly No. 1173, three
other local assemblies, Nos. 1149, 1195,
and 1928, of hitherto unorganiZed labor,
have become affiliates Of District As
sembly No. &C within the past two months,
and three others are soon TO be added. AT
this rate of progress il VIII lie but a short
time until the District organizations viii
embrace all branches OF skilled and un-
skilled labor.
Assembly No. 1873 has for its officers
the following: Il. d. watson, president;
william Saunders, recording secretary; L.
H. Watson. financial secretary, and Patrick
Crafty, treasurer. Its next regular meet
ing, ii is understood, win be held this
evening.
The Washington times., 1895-06-17
RACE PROBLEM SERMON.
Rev. Mr.. Lanskins Says the Negro
Wants ONLY w hat BeIongs TO Him.

Wants Only What Belongs TO Him.
The congregation of the Salem Baptist
Church, on ChampIin avenue northwest,
listened to an interesting discourse on
The Race Problem From a Biblical
Standpoint by the pastor, Rev. S. Geriah
Lanskins, yesterday morning.
He spoke from the text, Princes shall
come out of Egypt, Ethiopia shall soon
stretch forth her hands unto God as
found in the siXty-eighth psalm and the
thirty-first verse. The speaker said in
part:
The negro prohlem,' falsely so-caIled,
about which there has been so much said
of late, does not exist in the negro, but
in the nation. 1t is not a physical con-
dition, as those who say that it is based
on color would have us believe, and all
treatment from such a diagnosis OF the
case is misapplied energy and tends to
aggravate rather than to help the pa
tient. Civil and political equality is
guaranteed by the constitution and law
The negro asks no more, but will not be
satisfied until he gets them"
The Washington times., 1895-06-17
TIMES BASEBALL CONTEST.
Ten Dollars for Correct Placing of
Six League Clubs.

The Times again offers a prize of SO
to the person who first guesses, or comes
clio sest to, the leading six clubs o f
the National League in the order in which
they will be found after the games Of
June 80. Each contestant must write
the names Of the clubs on the subjoined
coupon together with his or her name,
address and date of the guess, and mail
1T to The Times Baseball Editor. The
contest will close June 20, and no coupon
will be received which is mailed after
noon of that day. No coupons will be
counted which are not mailed or delivered
at toffice on the day they are dated.
The Washington times., 1895-06-17
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Amatenr Baseball Players.


The Arsenals were defeated Saturday
afternoon in a very prettily played and
closely contested game by the Southern
Railwayteam, onthegrounds of the former.
The ArsenaIs started out like sure win
neTs, but by sharp fielding on the part of
the infield Of The Southern team the
latter Were enabled to win out The bat
terry work OF both teams was the feature,
particularly the superb pitching OF Gilroy,
OF the Southern. The score:
Arsenal. =. e. =. :. & o o o ] o o 0-6
Southern. . e.. :. . 0l210 200 II
The Southern Railway team would like
to arrange game with the Rockvilles in
the near future and would be glad to hear
from other teams of the District.
The Easterns- defeated the Panoramas
Saturday by a score of to O. They VIII
receive challenges from all teams of fif-
teen years. Address challenges for the
Easterns to Capt. William Clark, No 1110
Trinidad avenue northeast