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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
Dominion Government May
Go Back on Its Coerc-
i've. Policy. .
Prospect Of a Compromise:
With Manitoba Seems
.5.: Probable. Il
Position Of the Government
. Stated by Sir Charles
Upper.

Ia OrTAwA, March 1O.-The Manitoba
school question assumed new and in
teresting phase during the day when
Sir Charles Upper arose in tho house
Of commons and read telegram from
Premier Greenway Of Manitoba to Sir
Donald Smith, who recently visited
Winnipeg upon q mission OF peace.
Greenway's telegram was in reply to
ono from Sir Donald and read:
"Your telegram has received most
careful consideration BY myself and
colleagues, and, while fully appreciat-
ing all you say. it is quite clear to US
that we can only proceed to Ottawa for
the purpose of holding . conference on
the official invitation Of the Dominion
government fully appreciate your
very kind offices in this matter. "2 r
,.e.sg Are willing to- Confer. &~%, 4
Sir Charles added: Elm view Of the
assurance that the government OF
Manitoba is willing to have 3 confer
ence, the Dominion government pro-
poses, SO soon as the second reading Of
the remedial bill is carried. to have q
conference with Mr.. Greenway's gov
eminent with the view of arriving at a
settlement OF this question on terms
that will be satisfactory to his govern
ment and the minority Of Manitoba"
A triumphant shout went. up from
the Liberal side Of the house. for the
statement was regarded as the govern.
ment's first retrogressive step since en-
tering upon its coercive policy.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
A WARRANT FOR RHODES.

Charged with Completely in Imports
tF'.} ing Arms Into tho Transvaat. s23s'Pt
LONDON, March 1O.-On the stock
exchange it was rumored that Hon.
Cecil Rhodes had been arrested on his
arrival in Africa. Later in the day 1t
was admitted by the police authorities
thot warrant had been issued for the
arrest of Mr.. Cecil Rhodes. He is
charged with completely in the impor.
tation of arms into the Transvaal ter.
ritory for use against the authorities Of
that renuhlic..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
EVERYTHING is O. K.

Report Of the Jamestown A>yl um In
~ @-G-5e. veAtigation Filed h%l"&
BISMARCK, March lO.-The report OF
State Examiner Langlee on the insane
hospital investigation was laid before
the governor during the afternoon. 1t
completely exonerates DR.. Archibald
and the old management Of the hos
pital from the charges preferred against
them. Fror dislnterested standpoint
the report seems to be fair one, judg-
ing from the testimony that was
brought out at the investigation, and
contains considerable that will serve as
balm for Archibald and his friends.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
WAITING FOR UNCLE SAM.
Msxlo., and the Central Amsrlcan States
3e@ll aa WI Also Reeoxmlse Caha.

Msxlo., aRd the Central American States
M WA AlsO Resognlss Csha.
New York. March TO- - dispatch
TO The World from the City Of Mexico
says: AS the United States govern
ment has not yet formally recognized
the belligerency Of the Cnbans. Mexico
and the Central American republics
are simply waiting definite action BY
Cleveland. Doubtless recognition by
Cleveland would be speedily followed
by similar action in Central America
and Mexico. .sS Il NJ & .. 55E..
It must be borne in mind that resi-
dent Spaniards here have great influ-
ence. The control the National Bank
Of Mexico. and their Importance in
manufacturing and in agriculture is
out Of all proportion to their numbers.
The great mass Of Mexican people dis.
like them and sympathize with Cuba.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
Italy Refusss . Loan.

LONDON, March l0-A Rome dis.
patch to The Daily News says: The
government has refused the offer Of a
loan by London and Berlin bankers,
the Italian bankers having offered to
supply loan at q days notice.
Dsbs Case Thrown Out.
CHICAGO, March 10.-The case of
Debs ct al. is at Last out Of the United
States court at Chicago. General
Black, district attorney, appeared be.
fore Judge Grosscup and entered a
nolle PROSE-. This was the prosecution
Of Debs and fellow officers and men,
bers Of the "A. r. u. for interfering
with trains carrying the United States
mail.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
General Booth in London.

80 General Booth In London.
LONDON, March lO.-General Booth
Of the Salvation Army arrived here un.
expectedly during the day. He came
overland from Brindisi in response to
urgent appeals from headquarters for
his advice regarding the American
situation. The general did not go to
headquarters, but has been closeted
with Bramwell Booth ever since his
return.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
Big Bank Fai ur. il C.l,forni..

Big Bank Fai IRE In California.
! SAN JOSE; Cal, March 10. 60 The Com
mercial and Savings bank. up to this
time one of the oldest and most pros
porous banking institutions in the
state, has closed it's doors. The assets
are said to amount to $1,lO0,000 and
the liabilities to about 100000. Large
loans which the bank was unable to
collect caused the suspension.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13

Was tho Work of Medical Students.
CHICAGO, March 10.-Mrs. Cummings
has identified the body of the man
found in barrel as that Of her hus-
band. He has been an inmate of the
poor house for two years. The police
have abandoned the theory of murder,
it being known that the mutilating
was done by medical students.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
British Blue Book Arrives.

.i-.. British Blue Book Arrives. Z :.
WASHINGTON, March 1O.-The blue
book on the subject Of the Venezuelan
boundary, published by the British
government, has reached Washington
and advance copies are now in posses
sion of the British ambassador and Of
the state department. There are. in
reality, two volumes, one of about $50
pages Of text, and another containing
about dozen charts. d. ~.;.rys.... ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
COMMITTEES AT WORK.

Active Preparations for the G. A. r.
Encampment Begun. rl
ST. PAUL, March 10.-The general
and executive committees Of the G. A.
r. encampment have opened perma.
nent headquarters in the Endicott
building, and active preparations for
the big meeting in September next
have begun. J. s. Pinney of st. Paul
has been chosen general secretary and
will hereafter devote his entire time to
encampment matters.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13

Oregon shortline Reorgsnization.
-, NEW YORK, March 1O.-The plan for
reorganization of the Oregon Shortline
and Utah Northern Railway company,
which plan. has been agreed to by all
the contending interests will be OIL
cially issued in, the morning. IT calls
for foreclosure and a new company to
be known as the Oregon Short Line
Railroad company. 1t preserves the
entire system. s5@l5 49, = =. !. r.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
Armour sued for Half q MILLION.

Armour Sued Tor Hail AuI1on.
WATERFOWL, N. T., March 10.-At-
torney General Hancock, through Null
len, Griffin u Walker Of this city, has
instituted an action against Armour &
Co. Of Chicago, to recover penalties
amounting to $50, 900 for alleged VIC.
lation Of the state law in selling cleo
margarine in different places through-
ont the state during tho past six Or
seven years. The venue = laid in JET
ferson county.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
RACE WAR $THREATENED.
An Uprislng Of Negroes Feared ut Flu
'-." htr2g Ia knm Kv.'

An Uprising Of Negroes Feared ut Full
r%. E ton, Ky.
PADUcAH, KY. March 10.-Mayor D.
A. Yeiser shipped to the city marshal
at Fulton, KY, in response to private
telegram, 200 Winchesters, that were
used here during the negro rot three
years ago. There great fears of an up
rising in Fulton, it one has not already
taken place. The trouble was caused
by policeman attempting to arrest a
negro and having to club him before he
could do SO. The feeling in Fulton be-
tween whites and blacks is very bitter.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13

Death Warrant Read to Holmes.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1O.-The death
warrant was read to II. II. Holmes, the
murderer of B. F. Pietzel, by Sheriff
Clement. Holmes renamed perfectly
cool during the reading and appear l
less concerned than did the sheriff.
Holmes expressed himself as willing
to die. ~.s'
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
Nominated : Few Postmastsrs.

Nominated . Few Postmasters. j
WASHINGTON, March 10.-The presi-
dent has nominated as postmasters,
John r. Manahan at Chatfeld, Mimi,
Daniel H. Brooks, Bozeman, Mon,
Martin Gerard, Deadwood, s. D., and
John II. Fryer, Whitewater, Wis.
Charles B. McChesney was named for
agent at Rosebud Indian agency.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13

~ Funsral Of Governor Greenhslge.
LOWELL, Mass, March 10.-Governor
Frederick A. Greenhalge's funeral oc-
Cured during the day. The ceremonies
were very imposing. Business in the
city was suspended during the funeral
and all public and many private build
inRs were draped. f. -s-a .'.' 49, 81.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13

silent Regarding tho British Demand.
NEW YORK, March l0.-A dispatch
to, The World from Caracas says; A
cable dispatch from Paris says British
fleet will arrive at Curacao next
Wednesday. The Venezuela govern.
ment declines to give any information
regarding the British demand for in
demnity for the Uruan incident.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13

Requested to Recall Minister Jsnner.
New YORK, March 10.-A dispatch
to the Herald from Panama saysa cable
message received there from Bogota
says the government has requested
Great Britain to recall Minister Jen-
ner, he being persona non grata.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
Three OF tho Injured Desd.

Three OF the Injured Desd.
ST. LOUIS, March 10.-Three men are
dead and one more is not expected to
live as the result Of Sunday nights COL
ision on the st. Louis and Kirkwood
electric line. Fifty more are more or
less seriously but not fatally injured.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
Renomipated by Repub,jcaus.

RenomiDated by Republicans.
COLUMBUS, o., March 10.-Hon. Da.
vid K Watson has been renominated
by the Republicans for congress in the
18th district, which is usually Demo-
cratic, Mr.. Watson breaking the record
by defeating MIR. Cultivate during the
political landslide two years ago.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
Taiiors' Strike spresdine,

'5s& Taiiors' Strike Spreading.
IA TORONTO, Ont, March l0.-The tail
ora, who have been on strike for the
past II weeks, have called out the en-
tire membership of the union in the
city, which is over Co., There is pos
sibllity that the strike may extend
further in Canada. 'r&
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
ACHING FOR A. FIGHT.
MILLIONS OF OUR PEOPLE WANT
SOMETHING EXCITING.
This IL the Unique View or Senator John
n L. Wilson, Who Also Atnrnas That Wae
i With England 10 Bound 70 Come seonse
h or Later. K. Fs.+sss #y,
Especial Correspondence.

HI Especial Correspondence
N WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-The cautious few
who deprecated Mr.. Cleveland's Venezuela
message and appealed to the sober second
thought certainly ought to feel good just
now, for that second thought has come,
and it Is sober, emphatically sober. II
1t were not such serious matter and one
Involving charge against ths American
people Of extreme levity, the observer
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
Sympathy For Cuba.

PENSACOLA, Fla, March 1O.-An i'm
mense meeting was held in the opera
house to express sympathy with Cuba
and indorse the action of congress in
granting them belligerent rights Stir
ring speeches were made in favor OF
the independence Of Cuba. General
Weyler was severely denounced, and a
large collection was taken for the bene.
fit of the Cuban club
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
was . Noted Abolitionist.

CLEVELAND, O., March 1O.-Dr. w.
II. Little, one Of the most prominent
and wealthiest citizens of Cleveland,
died at at his home at 1899 Euclid ave-
nue., aged 80 years. Before the war DR..
Little was ranked as one Of Ohio's not
ed aboltitionists ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
SHOT EIGHT MEN.
Fearful Fight Put Up by I. Canadian
~.

BRocKv1L1E, Ont, March l0.-A
maniac, who alighted from the 11:45
train, has shot eight men. Two men,
Moore and Boyd, are dead, and Chief
of Police Rose is fatally wounded. The
maniac himself was shot through the
body and is now in Jail. He made a
terrible fight. His name is said to be
Lapointe. Policeman Tinsel ia shot in
the arm, Dave Rough, an Indian, two
Stage brothers and man named Xii
burn, are the others wounded.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
Gan Francisco Painters strike.

Ban FFouCisc0 Pa1nters Ssftkos w
SAN FRANCISCO, March 10.-Eight
hundred painters went out on strike
here during the day for an increase Of
so cents Dc, to make their wages s.
instead Of 81. so. The strike was or
dered by the Painters union. So ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
Bsstwitx Plesds Guilt,

M11BANK, s. D., March 10. - By
agreement of the attorneys in the case
Of Frank Battwitz, for the murder OF
his wife, the prisoner pleads guilty of
granddaughter in the first degree. The
maximum penalty is 20 years.
Favorable to Bankers.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-The house
committee On banking and currency
voted to report favorably TO tho house,
the bill introduced by Mr.. johnson Of
Indiana, to permit national banks to
issue notes TO- the amount Of the par
value Of the. bonds deposited BY them
in the treasury q security for thsir
issue ok notes. VI
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
Gets = Death Chair Sentence

Gets Death Chair Sentence.
New YORK, March 10.-Carl Feigel.
baum, the murderer, has been resen-
fenced by Justice Smythe to be electro
cuted during the week Of April 81.
Feigelbaum was convicted Of the muir.
der of Mrs. Hoffman on Aug. 81, 1894
The case was taken to the court Of ap.
peals, where he was denied q new trial.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-03-13
A CRIPPLE CREEK TALE
Tempted to Dissolve Partnership
All 5.8 by Violence.
THE EFFECT OF A LUCKY STRIKE.

An Old Prospector Tells How Sudden
Impulse Almost Made . Murderer Of
Him-saved BY = Tender Recollectton'
"Every Man Has His Price," a955&$
II never let fewer than three men work
In ono Of my mines, said prosperous
mine owner Of Cripple Creek to Chicago
Times Herald correspondents. 1T may be
an idle notion, but I have been haunted
by tho idea that caino near committing
murder Of tho most cold blooded character
q few years ago. If there had been three
of us, instead Of two partners, tho thought
never would have come to me and
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22

- 9ie @efamgensn bes @ountpz
Mr6etts9auies, bic in Der Ndbe bon
@obb y, Senn., nit Mu6etten re-
19dfttgt 1paren, meuterten unb %
lartter @eser, griffen bic
an, bic auf bic Neger feuerz
tn. sic peptpunbeten bic 9dlfte Der
babemtlt9 1rrtb bra9ten ale
unter tire 8otmdBigtett, NIT
Musna9me bon bier Garbtgen, 1pel&e
it9 fli9ten tonnten.
- 9umoerte 1ugenannter MiiIer>
fliegen flogen jiingit @a@ts our& Elm
offenes Sent ter 'bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
les Der elettri14en 2t@tanlase in
p enb1eton, Sre. @te 'tuurben
Eier BON Dem 2uft3uge, ben Elm nu&
Dem 9bnamo fiihreruoer Sreibriemen
perurI a4te, angeaogen, 10 :oaB in SOL
&c bet .Menge Der 5liegen bic Mai@iz
merle auber S6ditigteit gerieb9, unb bic
idmmtli4en elettrtf@en 2t@ter IN Der
erto1&en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22

Muf Der 8ant lie9t bus Npti5but)
unp pas 8tlo Der teden pprlauten
Spni.
% Ontel Grid! Ontel Grid;
Wie bin ih Dir 10 gull"
Wpber tpmmt IS nur, oab Spnt's
itbermiivbiger 3inoermuno fpnit nihts
terpprbringt?
9srr Grid 9%obenpulos ltreiht
lonft iiber oas braune &opf6en.
Oo lddelt lie, niHt wie Elm 9eouns
tenlos muYGwiliess Sinh, nstn, glids
1eli9, perbeibungspou pie Elm liebens
oes Weib.
uWus mirlt Ou nun nit benz
@anstsn anfaneen?" fliiiterte tie NIT
fat oemiitbiger 3drtlihtelt.
Der griesgrdmi9e Sunggeleu ELI
lpiro es 9eb0ri9 bpfmeitern unb liebs
ben, lidben auf immer!" tlin9t bic jul
telnoe Wnttpcrt suriid. 80 lpslhe rets
3enoe 6dbrt nat) 9ptenroloe, feline
uurti9e, libs Spni! Was pira
@tAretsr 2ucie iaaen! Wie mtro lie
iih freuen!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22

perlagte tbs Operationen na@ Mtle
Iouri. 0prt mar bic Yliinoerultg Ell
ner 9ant in SoutbneitzGit tire ers
tie Stumbthat uno hieie braAte ben
&dubern $4,000. 9oplin wuroe BET
bislsr @slssenbeit lit ben 8opf &C.
idoIIen, uno oiele &ugel 1T crit ma6
'eimm Sooe 9erausgei6nitten NOR
bon. 0on MiHpuri 3p9en bic 9anS
bitten na9 Seras, mo- lie in 2ongpiew
Die gunt plilnberten. Na4 oteler
Shut panote 0oolin ii4 pieoer letner
erjtm 2iebe, Der 8erauhung bon ST.
lenbahn3iism, gu uno pIiinoerte 5uz
Iammsn NIT einsm @amoiten, Numens
8eonge Nepcpmb, einen t3u9 bel &toz
tru, San. 0ie 5ahlrei9en untbaten Der
9onbiten batta bic Si4erbeitsbeomz
ten i'm gan5en Siiopeit item 81 erbDbter
Sbdttgteit angaIpornt uno be Marz
1hGQe in OtlphpmazS errttortum be-
ibloi1en, bic RGuber Dom Globooen
sl perttlser. gnoe Mpril 1895 NUT
be ihnen bic Stumble, nab bic 8anoitsr
einen llaberf au auf Ooper, O.z5.
planten I'M lofort nru1oen umfaieno:
0oubereitlmgsn getroffen, UNI bic
9alJunfen piiroig gu empfangen. Dim
3. Mai erbieltan bic 9iilfsz Mari4dne
Die Orbre, 1ih o1f einem Grtru5uge
noh p:m s%s>oannten Orte 81 'begebm,
uno bort fans gum &fe, in benz
Dor 0e1peraoo 5luala Sad er14o1ien
uno Elm anberer 8an0it pertpunbet
nuroe. Dieler &f beoeutete ben
Niecergarug Der 8onbe, benin Der gez
fiirbtete 8iQ Dalton fie( bal0 barauf
bst purcel, S.zS. Dts Doritebeno oufz
gefib1ten Raubaige itrb bic l9ltmmz
item 9taten Doolin's unb leiner 8anz
be, bob tptro ifm auberoem nc4 Ell
ne gan9e Nn0abl 8erbrefen gegen
2eib uno 2e6en CUR 2aIt gelegt~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22

lein Der beutl4e Scatter 1&eint anoerer
Mn1idt gu iein, inoem er 1elblt bic
tleinen Strafen, bic iber iol9' lftpe@
re Nergeben tperbdngt tperoen, aufbeot,
ooer in elmer @ei1e miloert, bab er
ben ginorud ertpedt, als mare oas
Nieberited)sn pon Birsern cine Shat,
bic nitt gu Itreng beurHbetlt lperoen
barf. Oie olten @partaner sdben
ibre 5tlupen Der Sugenb preis, um
ibren Mutb an beniepben gu ltablen.
Menn mir au9 augeben woQen, oab
bic preubi1den Ofi5iere mutbis pte
bic '@partaner 5ino, 10 mi11en MIR
oo6 ent19ieben bic Mnidauuns be-
ltreiten, als tpenn bic preubl14sn
Gurger uuf Der '@tufe bon 9elotsn
ltdnben. Tir's Critic tragt Der 8urz
Iger, tpenn es gum &riege tommt, eben=
10 tapfer feline 9aut gu Martte, nte
Der 19neioigIte lieutenant, unb fir's
53weite finbet Der lieutenant ieinen
llnterbult aus benz @elbe bes 8urgers.
JGs 1T fir bic iebigm Soften Elm
gefGbrli9er Srrtbum, bab bic 8Irger
1plfe 3uf tdnoe auf bic Dauer ertraz
GEN tDnnten ober mollten. Wenn Der
olte 6elioo iagt, bab bas Giien ben
.Sdnofen benz Starten gleidBmoht,
10 isben mir an @tele oes @tlens bus
,56iebeii en- uno ba farm es letht palz
ftren, oab etnma( elm lol4 blutoiiritiz
ger 2teutenunt 1ein 2dben our@ bic
8uqel elmer vbiirgerliden Camille"
'perhau6t. Daraus t0nnten 1i4 'b01e
53ul tGnoe enttpideln, penn bic 8lrger
bic Mdnner, pel9e ibre 8e14uber uno
lbre 8ert6eibiger 1ein 1oQen, als ibre
161imm ten 6einbe betra4ten.
IDus @erbalten oes &aiiers 1T Inn
IL befremblider, als feline Mnen gang
per1hiebener Metnung tparen. Wenn
er einma( bic @e19i@te ieines 9auies
our9blGttert, 10 miro ct Elm Heltrtpt
BON Sriebri9 Milbelm g., benz man
li9erli9 feline gu sroBe @oltsfreunoz
na9riibmen tann, finoen, melz
DIES bic 9erren OHt3iere in iebr 14arz
fen Wortsn gu einem bDflt4en 8etraz
gen gegen bic 8irger au%fforoert. @s
1T bic b0d1te 3eit, baB Der Scatter be-
les @e7tript, nit leinem Nomens5u9
ber1 eGen, mieber per0Hentli4t. '9te
pirbe 6aourh 1ebr piel &C.
4pinnen, benin man farm oas jebige
ba6ren gemtHer SFi5iere uls nt4ts
anberes, pie % s3tplintoiigtsit be3et@<
1en. Wtr brauden tpobl taum er1t
gu 1agen, bab cine iol&e Dis5ipltnloz
fir bas Seer eben1o gefd9rlih
1T, 1pie fir ben Birger.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-22

l4le9ten beuti&en S&aummeinen
aus, bas pletteseipent {&let4t Idiot
ternb i&on ibur6 bic @aKen unb bic
paar pertpDbnten Gremben, bic 1t4
BON ben brDbnenoen poiaunenitoben
Der 3eitungsretlame berloden lieben,
fragen pertpunbert, mas es in Berlin
benin nun etsentli@ gu ieben gtebt.
Bon ben Sbeatern 'poQen lie balo
niGts mebr piKen, menn lie in benz
psrbautm 9auie, oas ii@ Neues So
nigli9es Spern6aus nennt unb ben
Huf bes berlini19en Mui itper Itanbz
niKes i4dnbet. unter Der iatpunsloz
len 2eitung zines 14ldfrigen Dubenoz
&apelmeiiers BON 3uiammenseiu&z
ten @tiimpsrn alte Spern gsb0rt ooer
i'm Deutiden Sbeater, mo- bic brittle
@6aufpielersarnttur ii@ jebt 1prei5t,
3ortelunsen sele6en 6aben, bic taum
in 5tettin ober Magosburg mDglt4
tpGren. l1nb gu aqeoem tommt nod
Der mesen, Der regnet jeglt@en Sag.
ueberfIQte pferbebabnen, no mani 1th
atpii9en nai1en @4irmen, bampfenz
ben Manteln unb feinbli&en 8ltden
sure9ttlemmen muB; 1@lammtge
@traBen, ibur9 bic man auf sefutterz
ten @ummi14uben pouii@tis i4lei@t;
&pb(ennpagen, bic ben @interbeoarf
beranfabren uno BON benen i&mar5e
sSSaude bernieberrieielt; unb in Der
Nunbe nidts 9elles. ni4ts Grobes,
ni9ts Mu7heiternbes. limb bet tur3e
2en3 tpar boh 10 bolo, 10 itrablenb
fa1t pie Der Triibltng i'm Deuti&en
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