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The herald., 1895-01-01
The Tamous Old App,e rrses.

Providence Journal: The decaved
stump is all that remains OF the famous
"mother tree" the Oldest known speci-
men of the Rhode Island Greening. A
few rods southwest Of the old limek,ln
on the northern verge OF Fruit Hill, on
Frederick W. Winsor's farm, stands a
younger tree. MrB. Wineor's great great
grandfather, Nehemiah Smith, planted
the mother tree. of which the other is G
limb wrenched while loaded with fruit
from the parent atock, during King
George lI'a reign, in 1748. and it was,
therefore. l4l years ole when it was cut
down in 1SS9-90, and ite life from ths
seed must be nearly $50 years.
The present tree, the daughter trea,"
ao-called, ia limb OF the mother trunk
and was broken off in the September
gale OF 1915, and which. from an elbow
thrust into tho rich, moist soil, took
root and became independent. f. NJ.
Perry OF CAnandaigua. N. Y, famous
nursery man and pomologist, pronounced
the fruit of these trees the finest Of she
Greening family, and procured hundreds
of scions from the stock to introduce
into New York and the middls ntates.
The present ysar thu younger tres bore
about 10 bushels OF the finest quality of
apples, and bids fair to breast the etorms
OF many winter yet to come.
The herald., 1895-01-01
ships AND SH|PBU|LDING IN CALIFORNIA
Compiled from the Personal Narratives of Captains of the
Vessels of Olden Times
Dating From by Nunez
Balboa in


the Pursued Under
Before and After q
The herald., 1895-01-01

The importance OF the mining indus.
try OF Great Britain is shown by the
fact that there are $40. 738 men working
uadsr ground in the coal mines and 1s3s
270 above ground. making total of 633.s
0O8. The hours Of work vary from six
to eight, ths average being JroIn sew a
20 eight.
The herald., 1895-01-01

the market was overstocked. Many
cargoes were reshipped. and vessels re-
mained in purt, hoping to sell to an ad
vantage. until the cargoes we're expend-
ed in costs. Many were aold "without re-
serve" on the vessels decks at far be-
low cost. Conaigness had no means of
forcing the demands of the market or
its supply, and they shipped blindly.
trusting to luck for a good sale.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-03
BICYCLE THEATER RUN

Wheel Clubs to Extend Welcome to Pau.
The following has been received by all
the wheel clubs in this city and subur ba n
towns:
Ladies AMI Gentlemen-As a personal
compliment TO Miss Pauline Hall, who is
celebrated throughout the world as the
first American woman who advocated
the practical use Of the bicycle for wo-
men, and whose practical advocacy and
cham pionship OF the bicycle has done
much to bring it into use and prominence
throughout the civilized world. which
has won for her the title The Queen of
the Bicycle, and in special recognition of
her late successful achievement of an ex-
tensive tour of Europe on the bicycle, a
theater run has been determine ed upon
to take place on Saturday night, October
18th, at the Los Angeles the .ter to wit
ness the performance of the delightful
opera. Dorcas, which Miss Hall and her
famous organization will present.
The theater will be profusely decorate
upon that occasion. The entire house
reserved for wheelmen, their ladies and
friends, and a number of special features
will be introd uced for their edificntion.
Managers Wyatt & Harrison nave made
every possible arrangement for the enter
tainmeDt OF this visiting wheelmeu and
their ladies. Send in your application
at the Los Angeles theater. Prices, 81,
IS cents and so cents. Very respectfully,
(Signed) Charles F. Gates. W. l.. Biehl,
H. G. F. Smith, Walter Mes tay. ]. A..
Kelly, d. G. McGarvin, Carl E. McStay,
w. NJ. jenkins, Will Knippen berg.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-03
THE LONGEST noNTH ON RECORD

Many facts can be brought to the sur
face showing how the m oney of taxpayers
Is squandered in this era of public ex-
travagance. Many such facts are brought
to light every year; but the average tax.
payer keeps right on paying his money
into the public treasury without ever
knowing or stopping to find out how the
public funds are used. Occasionally he
learns something involuntarily that
makes him feel like kicking, but he soon
concludes he had rather pay than kick or
investigate. Among the numerous inter-
esting facts showing how easy it is for
public off Gals to get away with the
money of this people Is one recently told
to Herald represen tative and vouched
for by gentleman of uneuestionab BILE We
racity, who has had years of experience
behind the scenes in the Los Angelo s
courthouse. He personally examined the
records and saw the figures comprised
in the following incident, which. though
now little old, is rich enough to be res
cued from oblivion. 1t also shows that
some public officials, under the influence
of California's GLORIOUS climate" are
even capable of changing chronological
lines SO as to enhance their efficiency as
public tax-eaters.
Two or three years ago, in either the
month of July or August, the county au-
ditor wanted an extra man ir his Office to
assist in making up the annual report.
The supervisors kindly allowed the au-
ditor to emf loy an extra man for one
month. The EN- ployee worked as an ex-
part on the tax books daytimes and occa-
sionally nights, for month. At the end
of the month he presented his bill for
services, which the supervisors allowed,
and it was paid. The bill covered all the
working days of the month and enough
extra hours of night work to make up a
month containing seventy-two days. That
was undoubtedly the longest month ever
known since the people of Los Angeles
county began to pour money down a rat
hole and call it taxation. And that ex-
perts powers of endurance must have
been as remarkable as the length of the
month.
Such fact as the above ought to make
taxpayers think-but we forget. The av-
erage taxpayer never thinks.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-03

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal N1idwinter Fair. San Francisco.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-03

| Of speech, but that is about all. Society
has never been able to determine what is
right or wrong, except it be that it is
wrong to steal a mans life, liberty or
property, hence the only safe lin a.
governmental action is the protection Of
people in those things.
If our critic thinks that people lose
any of their inherent rights when they
enter governmental condition he is mis-
taken. The field for the exercise of these
rights may become more limite living
in social state. but the rights them
selves are not eliminated. AS an author
ity on the purposes of government held
in bstter esteem by the American people
than Blackstone, We suggest to Rev.
Bowman one Thomas Jefferson. and ap-
pond few remarks of his, which we in
vite our friend to peruse:
Laws abridging the natural rights of
GUS constructions within their lnarrowest
limits.
The legitimate powers of govern ment
extend to such acts only as are injurious
to Others.
1t would be dangerous delusion were
confidence in the III en- of our choice to
silence our fears for the safety OF our
rights.
l am not friend to verv energetic
government. 1t is always oppressive. 1t
places the governors indeed more at their
ease at the expense of the people.
The natural progress of things is for
liberty to yield and government to gain
ground.
Governments are republican only ir
proportion as they EN- body the will of
their people and execute it.
Our Legislators are not sufficiently ap-
prised of the iightful limits of their pow
er-that their true office is to declare and
enforce only our natural rights and duties
and to take none of them from US. No
man has natural right to commit ag-
gression on the equal rights of another.
and this is all from which the laws
ought to restrain HIM. Every man is un-
der the natural duty of contributing to
the necessities of the society, and this is
all the laws should enforce on him.
Nhen the laws have declared and en-
forced all this they have fulfilled their
functions, and the idea is quite inbound
ed that on entering into society we give
up any natural right. The trial of every
law by one OF these texts would lessen
much the labors of our Legislators and
tighten equally our municipal codes.
Nothing is Interchangeable but the inher-
emit and inalienable rights of man.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-03

The wall paper dealer OF the city is Eek
from, 324 South Spring street
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-03
STABBED IN THE ARM
Fight In Chinatown Yesterday Over q
Bill

Bill
A cutting ARRAY occurred III China
town last evening, but no serious injuries
accompanied the fight. A Chinaman who
had been employed in brick kiln went
to his boss on Apablasa street and de-
manded to be paid. The owner of the
yard refused to hand over the coin and
a row was the result.
Finally the laborer pulled a long dirk
from the folds Of his blouse and made a
co2ple OF iunges at the proprietor and
succeeded in cutting him on both arms,
but the wounds were only slight. A
crowd gathered and the laborer escaped.
The Chinese were at the police station
last night trying to get warrant for the
arrest Of the fellow, but were told to 90
to the district attorneys Office today.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-03
THURSDAY. OCTOBER ). 1908.

Write the Truth as you see 1t:
Fight the Wrong as you find it: Pub
lish all the News, and Trust the
Event to the Judgment of the People
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Notice to Stockholders

r Os ANGELES, Sept. 9Th, 1895. The annual
IL meeting o the stockholders OF the Herald
Publishing Company will be held at the gen.
eral office of the company, Bradbury building,
corner Broadway and Third streets. in the city
of Los Angeles, California, on Monday, octo-
Der 7th 1895, at 3 O'Clock PM, to elect d.,
rectors to serve during the ensuing year ara
to transact such other business asmay como
before them. FERD X. RULE,
Secretary
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-03

blood, give nerve strength and build up 10 r
entire system, take Hoods Sarsat arilla. It
prevents sickness by making pure blood
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-03

Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick headache in
digestion and biliousnesh 25c.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-10-03

hiS 40
Prodigy of growth and
A marvel Of beauty,
And
In every town
Between the mountain divide
And the Atlantic coast
Los Angeles is being
Talked Of
want room-plenty OF room,
And this is your
Opportunity to do yourselves
Proud
And give me a
Royal welcome.
There's nothing small about
Yours truly,
And 1 must have
Vernon.
University,
Highlands,
Garvanza,
The Harper tract, Rosedals
And Pico Heights.
Lemme see
With those additions
Los Angeles would have but
Forty-four square miles.
l am theosophist
And know that
Reincarnation
Is a fact.
This is my third birth.
Chicago, Chicago
Is Chicago.
Denver gave mo
Forty-ssven square miles
And all l ask OF you
Today and
Tomorrow is a paltry
Forty -four.
The city OF the Angels
Is growing three
Times
Faster than is Minneapolis,
And yet that city
Has tifty-thres square miles.
But I've NJ time
To argue thus with you.
The anti-snnexationists
Who modestly
Claim their name is
Legion, say that
The movement had its origin
In tho
Greed Of
Land spectators,
The am bition of
Willy politicians and
The cupidity of capitalists!
That certainly isl
Mighty bluff
And joke worthy Of everlasting
Preservation.
Ask the
Silurian If this is
Not so.
1t makes me laugh.
Anything and everything
To win the applause Of
CLAIMS goes;
AS if the handclapping and
The mods of approval
OF few bivalves
Were worth tinker's malediction!
One of them owns
A mortgaged cottage.
He Gays that it would be
Folly
For him to attempt
To pay his debts
And board and lodge me too.
Now wouldn't that kill your
propose
To grade the street
Upon one side OF which
His cottage stands.
l will give him
Police and fire protection,
Electric lights and transportation.
I'll dig sewers,
And, poor fool,
The taxes will De but little
If any greater
Than they now are.
Let me have my
Way.
And my improvements
Will give his home
Such added value
That the mortgage that he
Now bemoans
Will be entirely eclipsed by the
Gain
That shall bring.
/ want room, and plenty OF IL.
Los Angeles
Has q destiny and nm
Delegated to assist
II its molding.
The people had great gait
On them
When they travelled with
Me.
Lemme see,
This is my busy day.
I've work to do
And my head must
Be clear.
A Greater Los Angeles
Must not be turned
Down,
And the band will play on.
Whoop-ee-ee-ee!
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The Los Angeles Natatorium
242 SOUTH BROADWAY

Most complete bath house in the city. i'm
Guiding Medicated Steam, Electro Vapor.
Electro Thermal salt CLOVIS, shampoos, Fo-
Sitz, Porcelain Tub Plunge and Swimming
Baths. Lady and gentlemen attendants.
MR.. and MRS. j. LEENHOUTS Proprietors
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-31
Gourtlanb glaaridtell.

uniere neue eiierne Bride 1T nuns
n,ebr uollenbet uno ieit eini9en Taaen
palfren Tubrmerte bieielbe. IS mar
bies eir anertennensmertbes l1nterneb>
men unleres gillase>@atbes, iebod
bleibt cine srOBere Mn3abI slei@ notbs
menoiser 0erbeiierunsen nod unerles
bi9t.
bomarb 8ros. Gomebp 60. mirb
bier teine Woriteuuns seben, ba, ME es
beiBt, tein 3ufriebeniteQenoes Abtommen
in Betreff Der Sale setrofien merben
tonnte. Die @eieqidaft besab f@ in
bic weli@e Nniieoeluns auf Der anoeren
Seite bes Tlui1es, um nit benz bortisen
@9ulratb ein Mbtommen fir cine 8ene>
fi3>0oriteQuns gu bemertiteQisen.
6reb Yobler pom Gbieaso belu9te
mabrenb leeter @o9e feline Briber ba>
bier uno tebrte an weontas mad 9auie
3urid.
9enrp Y0bler, ruel@er Dor etma ets
mem Sabre uon einem Tra@t5use nieber>
serannt purbe, 1T nunmebr uoqitdnbi9
pieber berseitellt. Derielbe iit na@
Chicago qereiit, nm baielbit BEL ieinen
E69tern ben Winter gu perbrin9en.
Gbeo. Sang: uerianote am Montas
BON bier aus cine @arlaouns S@meine.
Gbeooor meint, ber seaenwdrtise Breis
fir S9meine, 1910 oas .6unbert,
muroe taum meiter fallen.
Trit Bobiin ldBt unter ieinem @is>
bauie einen @isteQer aussraben. Greuno
Grit miro bierour@ in ben Stano se>
iest, mdbreno ber warmeren Sabresseit
feline &unoen itets nit einem frilden,.
tlblen Trunt gu beoienen. .
Der @inter bat iein Gri@einen se>
ma4t, ebenio Die pel3r5de in 9enrp
@4lottmanns @ei9dft. @enrp bat iei>
men Store Bis in ben leeten 0intel nit
@interwaaren uoQsepfropft.
Mm Donneritas Mbenb murbe 0teu.
Ebos. 6. 9u9bes cine Mbi@ieosteier
se9eben. .a
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-31
0ei@dttS.Nott3en.

&rdte Bel Meni@en, &dube Bel
Bferben, 9unben uno 0ieb merben in
elmer balben Stunoe sebeilt nit Wool
words Sanitary Lotion. 3u bas
ben in Nno. j. Gditeins Npotbete.
Die i9mer;bofteien Nierens unb
8laien=Qeioen tonnen innerbalb ie9s
Stunben bur@ ben @ebrau9 uon New
Great South American Kidney
Cure selinbert ueroen. Dieies neue
6eilmittel bat Iberau 5taunen errest
uesen ber Promptbeit, nit ,pel@er bass
ielbe aQe 56mer;en in ben Nieren, Der
glaie benz &lden unb ben 6arn>Ga>
ndlen bel beiben @ei9ledtern linbert.
@enn Sbr cine idneae 2inberuns unb
Elm 6eilmittel in bieier 0iniidt n0tbig
babt, 10 1T bies bic ri9tise Mr3nei.
gu baben in Mnb. s. Gditeins Npotbete.
Nem lllm, Minn.
Senhet Cure Norberunsen mesen
6euerieaoen sesen gilenbabnseieui@af>
ten unb Wu@er (Usury) an 6. 6.
Buste, lol5 N. 9. Xife Building,
Minneapolis. 8eiten gmpfeblunsen.
Seine Soften wenn Sbr Cure gnti4d<
oi9un9 ni9t betommt. cow ba
@er bic Mbii@t bat, ii9 einen
Stabl:Sfen an;uidaffen, iollte ii@ bod
3uerit ben meltberiibmten Maiestic
Steel Ran9e" Bel Trau 2aubeni 9ldser
anieben. 80
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-31
GlectriimeS Bitters.

Tieies Mittel 1T 10 moblbetannt unb be.
liebt gemorbeu, bab es teiuer beIonberen Gr:
mdbnuus bebarf. Mue, uel9e Glectrii9es
Yitters sebrau9t baben, iiueeu ibm baielb'
Qoblieb. Cine reinere Mebi;in sibt IS midt
une i'e 1T sarentirt. alles gu bsIirten, mas
peripro4en rpiro. gleetrii9es gitters bell,
olle Qeber unb gderentrantbeiten unb entfern,
glGs9en. Seulen, Sal;f1ub unb aubere 20,
llnreinem glut berriibrenbe 2eiben. Treibi
Malaria aus benz Spitem ,.nb uerbinbert NH
beilt Malariafieber. 3nr 9eilun9 uon &opi:
meb, Seritopfuns uub llnuerbaulidteit &c:
brau1e man b.eies Wittel. 0ouitanbi9,
gefriebisuns sarautirt, ooer bas @elo ruirt
;uriideritattet. Greis 80 Cts. ,l,lb $1.0O BIZ
Nlai1e in .. M. Oliens Npotbefe. 5
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-31
cutcntatbe etten.
9udlens Mrnita=@a

ole bette Salbe In Der Delt fir s@ntitwunben
tQuetI@unsen, @unben, gej4wIre Sal3Nnb, Jledbten
aua.iprunsene 9dnbe, Troitbeulen. 9ibnsrausen unb
aue SautaIsibldae unb betlt unebbar Sdmorrbotben.
Voadnbtse Befrfebisuns ausedert ober tstne Bejabs
(una perlanst. Vrets, rs Gents bic S3adtel. gu ha
ben lei .. ~. Often. Rew llIu,.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-31

e 4 D. . y ST. No. s.
Ra.t m69te beinabe ben &ebatti:
onshubl nit elmer StelIe bei benz &anos
nent6nis Rrupp uertaui@en. @uber
ber Wti0ion, bic ct ber 9lrbeiterspeniis
oustai1e perma@te, bat Ct ieoem ber
; 0eteranen, !" bic Bel ibm anaeiteut iinb,
nod einen funtelna9elueuen 9unberts
morti@ein gum Braient 9ema@t. Gs
ioute uns ni@t 'uunoern, uenn bic Gas
britanten in Nmerita einen 9ebornii@ten
Proteit loslaKen unb Serupp fir's ST:
renbaus reif ertldren miirben. Sa, in
Deuti9lanb bat man auBer bent Dollar
nod Elm 9er3. Wbl.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-31
0erttt iimteS.

Die Stabt ct. Yaul muB
tiir ben Sob BET beiben tleinen Mdb9en,
Mnna &riiser unb Mlice so. Buffe,
mel@e in, uersansenen Triiblins in elmer
Sano9rube auf ber Weitieite ibren Sob
fanoen, $27oo S@abeneriab be3abIen.
go lautete Der nod 3meitdsiser Beras
tbuns absesebene Wobripru@ ber @es
i@moreneu. Die Rinber batten in. Der
Sanosrube seipielt unb 'uaren bur@
berabitiirseube Steine unb Sano uers
i4lttet morben unb eritidt.
Der @aiieritanb unierer sro>
zen 8innen>Seen III sesenwdrtis 10 nies
brig uie ME 3uuor felt Meni@ensebens
ten. Die Marine>@erii@eruns bat in
ben letten 3wei Bo@en iiber 1920, 900
Werluite eebabt infolse Der l1nfdue, melz
DE S9ifie auf l1ntiefen unb &iffeu err
litten, Bic bisber feine @@mieri9teiten
boten. Die Tabrt uon Buffalo Bis
Gb,easo bauert ieet jwei Bis flint Gage
ldnser 'uesen Der sebotenen gorii@t.
@ie es betBt, ioQ Xouis Steru
beabiI9tiaen. na@ Riiiinsen 3uriid3u:
sebeu uub bic ibm bort auferleste Strafe
gu trasen, auBeroem aber bic BON i'm
seitellte 8ir9i@aft BON $4,000 bort
gu lai1eu unb Der Stabt &iiiinsen 81
mobltbdtisen 3weden gu iiberma@eu.
SIS bleibt abjumarten, oh ii@ bic @a@t
beitdtist; unm0sli@ 1T es ia ni@t, BAT
3err Stern bic ibm ertbeilte Qection als
sere@t aniiebt uno bab er bic erbalten'
2ebre flr 10 piel mertb bdlt. Wln:
l@enswertber freili@ wdre es semeien.
tuenn ct oas i@sne @elo gu irgenb mel
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-31
8ewere 3etten3

Sn ben n,eiFen unierer We9ielbldtter
,ptrb immer nod bic Bebauptuns aufse>
'iteut, baB ii@ bic 3eiten beHeru unb 10
3iemli@ aQe @ei9dfte i'm Qanbe aufans
gen, fi@ uon ber &riHs Der lesten Sabre
3u erbolen. @lei&3eitis tlasen bieie
3eitunsen baraber, bab bieie Gbatia@e
namentli9 pon ber &eformpre1e gum
@4aben bss 2anbes in Nbreoe seiteut
uirb. Dir seben 3u, oob bas euise
Sammern iiber i@le@te 3eiten benz 2anbe
teinen 0ortbe,l brinst uno baB IS uiel
uernanftiser mdre, wenn ii@ bas Bolt
bieies nit auen nur erbentli@en @lads>
slteru 10 reid seiesnete Qanb gum Sans
beln aufraffen uiiroe, anfatt 81 tlasen.
Da bies inbeB Bis iett erit III bei@rdnt>
tenn Mabitabe sei@eben 1T unt unter
Dem Druid bes @robcapitals unb bes
Monopols nidt 10 lei9t errei@t merben
tann, balten mir es porerit fur piel ans
semeGener, ber benz 2anoe brobenben@es
fabr feit tns Suse 81 i@auen unb auf
Nbbalfe 3u iinnen, als ii@ bur@ SQuii>
ouen, bic ni@t eriitiren, gu tdui4en.
SIS mag lein, baB ii@ in elmer Mn5abl
BON @ei@dften cine 8eHeruns bemert>
bar ma@t, aber bies 1T bod meiitens
nur in iol@en @ran4en 6er s5aq, no
Gombinationen bas @ei9dft controlliren
unb no nur bos Dictat ber Setter ber>
ielben erforberli& 1T, bic preiies gu ftei>
germ ober au rebuciren. Sm sroBen
@ansen 1T oies aber bur@aus ni@t ber
TaQ unb san3 beitimmt ni@t III ben
Mderbau treibenben @esenben mie Bel
uns in Minneiota. @dre benz 10, 10
mlBten bod aud bic Yrobutte bes yanb>
uirtbes TN gerbdltniB gu anberen Qes
bensbeOiirfniiien TN Preiie fteisen, aber
Seber weiB aus eisener grfabruns, baB
bies ni@t ber Tau 1T. Erobben baB
in bieiem SABRE gun, Beiipiel Der Mus>
faq ber @ei3enernte in oieiem &anbe
nod autbentii4eu Beri9ten UNI 200
Miuionen 8uidel 9er,nser 1T als i'm
@oriabre, iinb bic Yreiie sesenmartis
benno4 niebriser als mie um bielelbe
3eit Elm Sabr 3uriid. Daiielbe 1T NIT
fait al1en anberen Tarmprobutten Der
Tau, uie aus ben na@folsenben bieiisen
Marttberi@ten Don oieiem unb lettem
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-31

Mn Boro bes Pan5ertreujers vNew
Oort" peroen pom 9lnsebOrisen ber
Manni@aft neuerbinas ansebli@ resels
re9te Tauittlopfereien aussetdmpft, unb
5war ni@t nur nit bober obristeitli@er
Bemiuisuns, b. +. nit 8orwi6en bes
Eommanbanten, ionbern iosar I'M geis
lein bes san5en Offi3ierscorps. Menn
nun Gorbett unb Titiimn,ons ii@ ais
Wtatroien fur bic uNaup" aumerben
laNen mouten, bann tuiirbe ber san3e
Jabau. ben bieie 3mei 8irbisen ueran>
laBt baben, in bo@it einfa@er @eiie err
leo.st merben: bic Gbampionibip>& >&iua>
len miBten - uieqei&t gum erien Male
in ibrem 2eben, aber 70 seiunb fur iie!
~ bart arbeiten, nit Der berubisenben
@emiBbeit, baB iie einanber in ben nee
nisen WtuBeifunben na@ bes Dienites
Qait uno Ylaae fur @elb ober UNI bic
@bre unb unter ben Mu9en ibrer Vor9es
Iebten uerbauen biirften, unb bas ames
ritanii9e 6eitlanb wiiroe auf quite Ma>
nier slei@ fir etli@e Sabre uon ber
@esenmart .3meier &erle befreit, bic ii@
i@on aQ5ulanse gu r,aufis sema@t, benz
Wolte bur9 @eridtsi@erere,en bereits
i@weres @elb setoitet baben unb i'm
Staate Eeros iosar cine Specia1sSie:
uns oer Nesislotur notbwenois ma@ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-31

@rsSenator Dean bat es abs
selebnt. bic ibm uon @ouuerneur Gelion
ansetrasene Wtitsliebi@aft III Der Mrbeis
ter:S@iebsbeb0rbe an3unebmen. St ers
tldrte. baB feline @ei@dfte feline san5e
9eit in Mnipru9 ndbmen. Gs mirb
jett be3weifelt, baB Der @ouuerneur bas
&e@t bat, cine anbere Grnennuns 3u
MAIDEN.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-10-31

@em suten 3mede in benz Qanbe, no er
ieinen Mei9tbum erworben bat, uerwens
Bet batte. Charity begins at home.
Mit Der Strafe. bic er nod in RiiInsen
3u erbulben bat, wirb mans uobl nun
ni4t 10 aenau nebmen.
Gin na9abmunss smertbes Beiipiel
fir anbere Stdbte baben bic Sauitdts>
8ebSrben BON Ne'u Oort seseben. Dies
ielben conbemn.rten on 'einem ein3isen
Gage Der lesten 8o@e ni@t ueniser als
SO @ebdube aus Sanitdtsradf@ten uno
orbneten an, bab bieielben ais Brutitdt>
ten epibemii@er Rrantbeiten serdumt
rpiirben.
Cine aIte Qanb marie, bas
unter benz Namen vSeuen Stars" be-
fannie @aitbaus in gait 9incent Tomn>
ibip, @beiter County. Pennipluanien,
1T lette @o9e Elm &aub ber Tlammen
seworben. Das alte @irtbsbaus r3u
ben ieben Sternen" mar zines Der dlte>
iten @ebdube bes 2anbes; IS mar lanse
uor ber &euolutiou sebout ,uorben, uno
mar Elm beliebter Goitplae uon 8erios
men, uel@e uon philadelphia na@ 8al>
timore reiiten. @dbrenb ber &euolution
mar bas alte Wirtbsbaus oer S@au>
plat mau@er aufresenber @reisnile;
Baibinston uno feline @euerdle pFesten
oft bort ein3utebren; in Der 9tdbe be1n>
bet li9 Elm Dentmal, uel@es bic @tdtte
be3ei@net, no uiele Neutrality-suspicious.,
,pel@e III Der bamals ais 6oipital be-
nueteu olten pites2ano> Stride itarben,
besraben lie9en.