davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-31

a legislature some of whose members
are graveiy suspected of corruption,
aud administered by officials many Of
whom are far from trustworthy. These
were the motives which prompted the
creation three years ago of an organi-
zatiOn TO obtain political reforms, and
which led to the rising of the stranger
population, or rather the bulk of the
English-spealing portion of it, at Jo-
hannCSburg in December last--R rising
the declared aim of which was not the
overthrow of the Transvaal republic,
but to compel the Boer assembly to
extend the suffrage to the newcomers.
The effect of that abortive rising
and of the expedition of the British
South Africa coinpany's men, who came
to help it but were surrounded and
forced to surrender by the Boer forces,
has so far been unfavorable to the de-
mands of the strangers. President KTu-
gers hold on the citizens had been pre-
oiously shaken by their dislike to the
officials he had brought from Holland.
The rising, however, evoked all the
patriotism of the Beers and made the
president, who successfully withstood
it, more popular than ever. At the same
time it stirred the feelings Of the Dutch
in the Orange Free State, and even in
Cape Colony. Seeing their own kinsfollt
threatened by an expedition which had
started from British soil, they forgot
for the moment their own commercial
grievances against the Transvaal gov
eminent (Which had built up wall Of
tariffs against them) and gave all
their sympathy to the threatened re-
public. AS the British home govern
ment had not only disavowed, but had
even tried to stop, the expedition on its
way, no resentment has been felt by
the Dutch against Britain.
But the movement towards political
fusion of Dutch and English in the col
Cny has received check, and the tend
cncy of the Orange Free State towards
closer union with it's sister republic
has been strengthened. Meanwhile the
grievances of the new population in the
Transvaal have not been removed, and
as the influx of strangers to the Wit
watersrand mines will doubtless con-
tinue it is clear that something must
be done TO give more or less complete
satisfaction to their claims and to pre-
vent recurrence of the troubles of
last December and January. 1t is i'm
possible, in our times, for minority to
continue to rule over a large and in
creasing unenfranchised majority of
people, superior in intelligence md
wealth, however strong the origin: po-
sition of the minority may have been,
and whatever sympathy their attach
ment to their own simple and primitive
life may evolIe.-"Impressions of South
Africa" by James Bryce, NJ. p, in
{'enturv
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-31

materially aided by the contortions Of
the lobster himself. Then he energies
in thin new suit which gradually
hardens until it is in turn ready to be
cast off.
The United States fish commission is
in league with the lobster against its
enemies, and these are men, other lob
sters, parasites, disease and fish-eating
things generally. Hence the artificial
Matching process.
The female Holsters for the commits,
sion are caught in the ordinary way in
traps or lobster pots -baited boxes OF
baskets, anchored to the bottom of the
lobster beds with stones, and pulled W
at intervals for inspection. The law in
all states forbids the taking of female
Holsters with eggs, or any lobster under
ten Tor eight inches long. But for the
purpose of scientific propagation an
exception is cheerfully made,
The she lobster is so proud of her
eggs that she CLUES them on the out
side of her body. Hence she is called at
such times a "berried hen" lobster. For
merry. before the passage of repressive
laws, these egg decorated Holsters were
as great a dcicacy as roe shad, and the
eggs were used in making sauces for
salads, The United States was much
quicker than the European nations to
recognize the danger of destroying the
"berried" Holsters and to protect them
by law.
Fish cultural sharps talk lightly Of
millions of eggs, and no wonder. One
average ten-inch lobster will yield 1O,-
OG0 eggs, an average 1o-inch one about
$4,000. In the hatchers these are
stripped from the lobster and put into
Macdonald Matching jars, which are so
arranged that a constant current of
pure sea water is forced in at the bot
tom and passed off at the top. The
eggs are heavier than sea water, and
hence sink to the bottom, where he
incoming stream of water keeps them
hobbing about. When the lobster
larvae hatch out, their shells sink, but
they, being lighter. float off through
the discharge pipe and are set free. The
patching is almost all completed i-
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-31
METHUSALEH OF FROGS.
" eighed Over Ten Pounds and Was n
Foot and Half Tall.

Foot and a Hail ran.
Railway turned out one of the great
est murder mysteries of the age, and
now it has, according to the New York
World, produced a frog compared with
which all recorded frogs are pigmies.
Old Moses, with that magic rod Of his,
brought plague of frogs that covered
Egypt and clogged the yellow Nile. But
among all the frogs with which Moses
rebHked the Pharaoh, it is dollars to
buttons there was no such old bunker
of frog as a colored man named jack
son captured the other day in Milton
lake, near Railway, n. j.
He was the original frog, the in
dubitable Methusaleh and founder OF
the frog family. When the little pick.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-31

BY actual measurement of so sllele-
tons the right arm and left leg have
been found to be longer in %, the left
arm and right leg in six, the limbs on
the right longer than these on the left
in four, and in the remainder the in
equality of the limbs was varied. Only
seven out Of 70 skeletons measured, or
ten per cent. had lifnhs Of equal length.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-31
Chinesn Arc Very Jenlnus.

Those worshipers of beauty, the Chi.
nese, are terribly jealous folk. When
any of their wives are indisposed they
fasten a silk thread round her wrist
the end of which is given to the ply
stefan, and il is only by the motion
which the pulsation communicates to
it that he is allowed to judge the state
of his Eatient. This precaaton of jeal'
ousY ie VI que.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-31
1t Will Not Answer.

Spatts-What do you think of the
new French idea of curing diseases by
the application of cold?
Bloobumper-I don't think there can
be anything in it. If the theory were
true, a man who happened to be
married to a Boston woman would
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-31
Carriage
depository.
So. Londonderry, Vermont,
III. 7. Yearly, Prop.

Ca fiages, opea bl2s ;. spries, farm
CONS, ha nesses, siagle nd doub'e,
work aud diving
Anysning in this line you my want
and at the most reasonable prices. Come
and see.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-31
Queer Tree I'm Thfbet,

The tree of thousand images"
which grows in Thibet, has leaves
which have their cepters marked with
images Of men, animals, birds, faces.
etc. Some authorities claim that some
are marked with letters and figures.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-31
Flanagan Got in Trouble.

Ben A. Bore-I'm very sorry Miss
Tooker is out; you won't forget to
mention that calledP
Flanagan - No, indeed; I'll run
right upstairs now and tell her.-N. Y.
World.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-31
stonrach Trouble RcIiev Il.

Thctford, VI, July 6 1896. | had
bad spells with my stomach and my
blood did not seem to he right When
ever cuI my finger it would tester very
quickly | began taking Hoods Sarsa-
and now | am I, licvcd Of these Il oub'cs.'
Frank LafOu.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-31

Judge-What's the charge?
Policeman-Drunk, your honor.
Judge Ito prisoner)-What's your
name?
Prisoner-Joe Gum.
Judge-WelI, Gum, I'll discharge
you this time, but you mustn't get
loaded again.-Texas Siftings.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-31

Relieved and cured by tie DE.
Owen Electric TrEass--ogr latest
acknowledgements most Seien-
life, Powerful. Durable, Conn
Portable and Effective nlethod. A
mild, continuous current of Galvanic
Electricity is applied directly to the
seat of the Rupture causing rOnfrac-
ton and strength cBing of those parts
No detention from business or work. To
those who are asIsptufed, it will pay to
investigate our MOI Of treatment.
We are honest in the belief that our
genuine Electric Truss will cure
any case of Rupture that is at all
durable. We warrant that the E1ec-
tricity can be felt instantly on applica-
ton. Call at our Office. No charge for
consultation. Our ssTreasise on
Isuplure'' Ia free.
We have been before the Public many
years, and our Electrical appliances have
become recognized standard of merit.
The largest establishment of its kind in
the world
Write for our large illustrated catalogue
ana treatise upon Rupture.
The OWEN ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO..
20l to 2U7 State ST., corner Adams St,
CHICAGO.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-31
&C. SNOW CO.

a Brides Sad Fate.
Mrs. Blifl.ins-I'm afraid my darter
is awful unhappy with that new hus-
band of hers,
Mrs. Gab-Do tell! Have you heard
so?
''No, but I've seen him on the street
every day since he got married, and
he walks along just as chippy and in
dependent as ever. He doesn't look
subdued bit. Y Weekly.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-31

Hoods Pills cure Lilionsness, indigcs-
ton.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-31

DGER AID UIrl, ,tyDERp.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-07-31

81 was troubled for years with a
sore ON my knee, which several
physicians, who treated me, called
cancer, assuring me that nothing
could be done to save my life. AS
last resort, l was induced to try
Ayers Sarsaparilla, and, after tax
ing Il number of bottles, the sore
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26
Bon Cuba.

apana a, 18. Mdr3. Gin BE-
bauernstpertber Srrtblum bat ben Sob
elmer Mn5abl fpanif@er @olbaten bur4
etsene Rar,traben berfelben aur Golge
eebabt. Das Battalion Gan Quintin
befarub ii@ auf benz Mari4e na@ benz
Dorfe Gano, fieben Metlen BON So
parpa, UNI bic @ebd>pbe elmer brennenz
ben plantage gu retten. Ser Ort mar
t1r3 borber bon Sniurgenten angegrtfz
fen tporben, unb bic @arniion, tpel&e
bas @atailon @an Quentin fir Snz
1urgenten bielt, tpel@e ben MngrtH err
rpe,rer, tpo0ten, be9ann Elm beftigts
@~emebrfeuer auf bafslbe. Mu& bas
'San Qui1tin Battalion glaubte Snz
iursenten bor ii@ 3u baben, mudbte
brei 6eftige Mn9riHe uuf ben Dirt uno
nabm 6enielben i&Qiebli@. Die 9ornz
iignale unb bic &ufe r@ipa @spasna"
bon Seitsn Der Mngreifer bermo@ten
ni9t bem Teuern Elm @nbe gu MAIDEN,
unb ebe BET Srrtbum aufgetldrt tpurz
be, '1pare,1 3tp0lf @olbaten bes 8atailz
Ions @an Quinttn gefallen, unb Elm
Gapitan, bier 2ieutenunts une fiebenz
unb0nan3ig @emeine bertpambet rorz
ben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26
0te 9panter ,ucroe,l rubiaer .

NemDort, 81. Mdr3. Cine Be-
pe1@e aus Mabrib befa9t: Ollie ipaniz
1den 3eitungen ertennen es als 9batz
ia9e an, baB n~e1erbings in ben @er'
@toaten cine ftarte Reattion gegen ben
SStn9oismus plaB gegriHen bat. So
ma9t ii@ a1semein bas @efIbl GEL
tenb, bab bic @efabr zines &rieges mil
BEN Ser. Staaten beieitigt 1T, faQs
ri4t etta neutrality-suspicious. eintritt
Dur4 bic &rtegsaufregung spuroen
bas Rrisgsz 'uu1b 6as Marinez Departe=
ment gu reger Sbdtigfeit on9eipornt,
Man lit allgemein bapon iiber3eu9t.
!baB bic unrltben, tpel@e in Spamien
bur@ bas @erbdltniB gu ben Ser,
'@taaten berpor9erufen murben, no.
mentli9 bur@ bic @epublitaner &C.
19iirt tpurben. CIV 1T au@ bic St.
i@einups, bab bic itdrtften unruben
IN Barcelona ftattfanben, benz lm=
itanbe 3u3ui@reibm, bab bic @atalo=
nier mettens @epublitaner iinb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26

8erl / n, %. Mdro. Mt4tt9e
8eratbunsen tpurben in elmer bier
@h1nben pdbrenben Sibung bes preuz
Bii@en Staatsmtniiteriums, tpel4er
Der Railer prGiioirte, gepflogen. Den
@egenitanb Der 8%eratbumgen bilbete
bic neuefte Gnttpidelung Der Sttuati<
on Staliens in @frtta in @erbinbuns
mit benz seplantan @orge6n @nslanbs
lrnb ,bes &onsoi taates 9egen ben Suz
ban. Ma4bem Der Rei4stan3ler benz
Minftertum pffiaiene Mittbetluns bon
Der poQoosenen @erldmgerune bes
Dpeibumbes uuf tpeitere flint Sabre,
unb atpar urter ben bisberigen 8ebinz
gu1pgen, gema@t batte, perIas ct cine
9epdide bts itultenii@en Mtniiters
bes Musmdrti9en, 9er3ogs bon @ermo<
meta. ..,., I
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26
8ehratte 0ltbut ttere.

p9i1ebe1pbiu, 81. Mdr3. Dis
Off3iere bes Dampfers r9orfa", nell
DE por Sturgeon i&ulbig befunben tpurz
ben, eint betpaFnete Expedition fir biz
oltbamif&en Sniurstntem bef0rbert gu
9abe1, purben bonn Hi4ter Butler i'm
@unbesbiftrtttsseri@t< perurtbeilt, uni
atpur @apttdn 5. 8. @. Mibers gu eiz
ner I'M 6itliden 3u@tbauie gu berbiz
benben 9aft BON ttnem SABRE unb bier
unb gu elmer @elbbuBe bon
$500, fopie 3ur 8e3aBluns ber proz
3eBtoiten, unb bic @teuerleute Sens g.
umb Sans Sobanien gu i
u@t Monaten @oumtDgefGngnib, 500
@eGbbube umb CUR @e3ablung Der Proz
3eBtoften. Gin Mntpag uuf einen neuz
en- pro3eB tpuroe abgetpieien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26
Die 8epolutton In Ntcaraaua.

sd ana9u a, %. MGr3. Na9 eiz
mem barten 5tpeitdgigen &f tpurbe
bic @tabt Metapa init Stum genomz
men. Ser @innabms ber Stabt folgz
te Elm entiebltdes @emeBel. Die nsuz
eiten Mu@rtdten BON BET @tels bes
&fes 9eben bic 3abl Der @etootez
ten unb @ertpunbeten auf 1000 Mum
an. Metapa ltest mitten in elmer febr
gebirgtgem @egenb, ni4t tpett bon oer
@ren3e BON 9onburas. Metapa 1puros
als itdrffter pGab Der &ebenen be5ei4z
met, auf ben bic Sniurgenten nur als
i9ren lebten @tiBpunlt 5uradfaan
1ppllten.
Die beinabe un3ugdngli@e Sage beg
Drbes in benz aertlilfteten @ebtrse. ietz
ne fir ben Mngreifer 10 qefdbrl1@en
@nnGbermugatpege ma4ten BEN @turm
fir bic Megierun9struppen iebr be-
bemtli& unb eefdbrli@. Der San BEL
Se{te Der Mebe0tn mirb bier als Elm
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26
Merito au MAIDEN. 1pel9es tiinftis
ebemfaqs ber tir9lihen Rontrolle bes
papitli&en Iblesaten in Waibinston
unteriteIt tperben ion.
&eme Q~rteaSfahcaeMac.

Wu btneton n, 81. WGro.. De1
Marinrausi9ub bes 9aufes bat Be-
i4lo7en, Der martnebepiqigungsbi0
cine @eitimmlng gum 8au bon bier
1euen S4la@N4iHen unb fanfoebn
9orpebobooten einauperleiben. Dts
'S4ln4N@ifTe follen ie 1000 Sonnen
unb uusi@liebli4 Der 4rmiruns unb
Der panoer utdt mebr uls ie $780,
600 toiten. 3ebn Der Sorpeooboote
follen il 100000 unb flint Re $780,
600 toi item. Scr 8ori4lag gum 8an
bon feds neuen S4la4H4iHen tpurbe
NIT 7 sesen 6 Sttmmen auriidgetpiez
fen. Nur Elm Republitaner Jimmie
fir bic len 8ori9la9.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26
8erI6kt Mtncrita.

Mem Dort, 81. Mdr3. &aroinal
@atoui, ber pdpftlt4e Iblegat fir bic
Ser. @taaten, mtrb anfan9s Mai btez
fem Gamble fir 'tmmer 2ebatppbl 1agen
unb 1pieber rua@ &om abreiien. Ils
1ein mdbr14einlider Na@folger miro
Gr3bi14of Mperarbi ge1tannt, Sitularz
bi1@of BON Sar1us, &leimaiien, u1h
qlei@ @atoli beim Papit iebr beliebt.
@%eaentpdrtis ftebt Wperaroi i'm Be-
qriH, cine porbereitenbe @etie ourd
Ben ameritani19en &ontirent Big mad
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26

Sterben. Die Grau madte feline Miez
ne our Glu4t, fonbern ertldrte einfa@,
baB reltsiDie Metnungsperi@teben
betten lie 5u Der 9bat setrieben hatten.
Riefer 1T elm an~seiebener Garmer unb
Observation-Disclosures. gr binterldbt
cine perbeiratbete 1o4ter. Seine
Grau tpirb bon @ielem fir irriinnis &C.
balten.
&c plorabo lit bas .2anb ber
na9seborenen Mbels1Dbne @uropa's"
%setporben.D teielben besebn ii4 oortz
fin, enttpeber 1lm Elm @ermDsen gu erz
tperben, ober UNI ii@ ni@t tpesen ibrer
Mrmutb s~eniren gu miiKen. ooer audi
muir, INN ben Jolsen hummer Stretz
DE" aus benz Wege gu geben. Dte
'8riten iinb itart barunter pertreten,
aber audi an Deutl 9en 1T tein Manz
gel: Da 1T 3. 9. am gingans our
Gbepenne4S trom I4lu@t Elm @ut BON
9unberten BON Ncres gu finben, pelz
DIES Dem @rafen pourtales, etnem
Oeuti9m, seb0rt unp ii@ in bliibenz
benz 3u1tanb befinbet. Ser @raf tpar
na9 Colorado getommen, einestbeils
UNI 1etnem 8erm0sen' auf5ubelfen, bas
i'm alien 8aterlanbe bebentli4 3ulamz
men5uI@mel3en begunn, a%nberntbeils
AUDI 1einer @eIunbbeit ba(ber. @r batz
te feline 190ne, iunee @emablin mitz
gebra9t, bic es rbrauBen" nod gu Ell
1er Der leitenben perI0nli@teiten in
Der faibionablen @eieQi&aft sebra&t
bate, bier basegen fi@ nit einem siemz
li9 3uriidge3ooenen Daiein bei4eioen
muBte, reip. ii& freipilig beI&eioete,
ba bic s~eie1tsen Gunttionen, tpel4e lie
AUDI bier bdtte iibernebnen t0nnen,
Tie ni4t genus intereIiirten. SIR Sc
mail erri9tete iibrisens i'm @erein
nit mebreren tbiirgerliden @ei@dfts>
leuten, arlf 1etnen @iitern = 1asen mir
vRittersitern", mie bieie Rreiie lie germ
nit @tol3 nennen-bas groBe 8roabz
moorzGaiino unb in @erbinbung baz
NIT cine itattli@e Reitauration uno
nit San3baQen.
Mu9 teate Ct i'm @9atten Der 8erse eiz
men Tim tli4en @ee ON, in befen Maiz
fern ii4 bic fdneesetr0nten 8erggipfel
1pie9eln.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26
0elbcS Hicber 1T Nto.

@io BE Saneiro, 8raiilien, 81.
MGr3. Das @elbe Tieber 9reift piez
Der in bedngitisenber @eiie in be1
'@tabt UNI ii4. Dim Montag purben
bunbert ,peue @rfrantungsfd1e ungez
melbet. @ie @eude fat ii4 auf benz
italieni5@en Stronger ~2ombarota"
1pisber ge3eigt; es &parbe bef&lofen,
ben1elben in See ge6en gu laifen, uno
bic v2ombarbia" 1T IN Golge oeRen
geitern na@ ben @apperoii@en Snieln
a%bgegangen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26
Oct : eniationSmpro IN Gtnetns
1nQti.

,@incinnati s., %. Mar5.
Sadlpms unb Wa1tngs 4ntpdlte batz
ten i'm @efdngniKe IN Metpport, Rb.,
nit ibren @ltenten cine unterrebung,
Dim Domnerftas 1perben bic beiberieiz
tteen MmtpGlte Dor Ri6ter 9elm e.
14etnsn, Der tben Sag fir ben 8eginn
'bes pro3e1es feitisBen tpirb. Der
@taatsanmalt mirb alsbann UNI etne
iofortiee @erbunblums eriu&en. pdbz
renb bic @ertbeibigung fi@ go Sag
Grtit ausbdoineen min, Inn ii& ouf ben
Yro3eB por3ubereiten. Man glaubt.
:baB Der proaeb Mitte @pril er0Hnet
'perben tpirb. Gs berri@t feline Mufz
rega1ng in Nenport unb bic po1i5ei
gpuubt, bah bic 8ep0lterun9 fi@ feline
Musi4rettpneen gegm bic Mngetlagten
erlauben, fonbern Dem @eiebe ieinen
2uuf lafen 1uirb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26
Die 0eneamcla.G

af9tngto n, ~. Mdr3. @a
tuurbe Bier betannt, bab bic @ene3ue=
Ia > &ommtiiton be3uglt& oes @ren5=
treites amii9m @roBbpitanaien uni
@ene3uela cine @nti&eibuns getroHer
bot ,1no ibaB biefetbe ii@ geger bic Mns
lprii@e @roBbritammtens ri@tet.
Die neulidjen @erbanolumgen 5pt:
i9en be, 8eamten bier unb ben 8e:
!umten Der brttii@en @egierung ioQm
auf @runb Die Ter, bon Der &ommi1:
iton 9etroHenen @nti@eioung tpeite'
gefiibrt meroen. ..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26
Die 4lutb ld6t na6.

& I n, %. Mdr3. Die &betnz
S@tFfabrt 1T er0Fnet, .unb bies TT Elm
@epeis, baB nlarr bas @@limmite BE-
3iieli@ Der l1eberi @pemmun9en uno
bes @isga1ses fir iiberitanben hdlt,
2ang1am berlaufen fi@ bic mafer,
unb Elm >,e11es @teigen lit 1pobl nt41
gu befir@ten. Smmerbin 1T bas I'M
glid elm 1&peres gepei ZEN, unb BIZ
Scott in ben 9eimge1 u@ten 9iitritten
pielfa9 nod immer cine entiebli4e.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26
umterimdbmne eeeem Or. YeterS,

@.nterimdmne eeeem Or. YeterS.
Berlin, %. Mdr3. Der @et4sz
tan3ler Tiirit 9obenlobe er0fnete bic
l1nterfu@ung 6etreHs Der ge9m ben
friibererr beut14m taiitrliden Romz
miKdr Dr. peters in Mfritu erbobenen
Mntrasen, laut tptl@en Der Dottor i&
bes Morbes unb anberer feiner boben
'@te1ung untpiirbiser 9anblun9en
i@uIbig 9ema@t baben fo1e. Mdbreno
ber lnteriu@un9 tuerben 3eugen aus
@eit Mfrita perb0rt merben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26
Neueite Namrt@ten.
Sat 8enM8 bon Cuba

81 q b / b, 81. Mdr5. General
@uferiano Wepler, Der @eneralcapitdn
bon Guba, fiat ii@ elmer bier per0Hentz
lt@ten l1nterreoung 3ufolge babin &C.
duBert, baB bic S4mterigteiten, bic
ft@ linn in feiner Stellung entgegengez
tbiirmt babtn, i'm m0sli@erpeiie 3tpinz
gen miiroen, feim Imt nteoer5ulegen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26
Arftberih
Chicago.

Wintertpei3en 61-68; Sommerz
tpei3en 60; @ossen 34-39; @erfte Is
-35; 9afer 19-21; Corn 28-29;
Mebl, patent, per Gab -; 8leie 900.
-9.25; R1eeiumen 6.75-7.45; 9imo<
tbplamen 3.0O-3.20;T la@s 80 81;
6eu 5.5O-12.5O; Butter, Creamery
14-22; Butter, Datrp 9-18; Stiere
|3.5OA.75; &iibe 1.50-3.85; Stoz
ders unb Geebers 2.85-3.75; &dlber
2.75-6.OO; @4tpeine 3.75-4.O5;
@@afe ESQ; 2dmmer $50; @ei&la&<
tete ;9ibner 70; Surtep 13-14;
@nten 1O-13;, @Gn1e 6-8; 3miebeln
per 8u1bel 26- IS; Mepfel per SAB
&artoFeln 12-20; Bob
men 95-1.0O; @ier 10; 9alg "a;
Wbistep 1.22; &d1e, Cream 9-10;
&dle, @dtpeiser 11-12,
RtI,panfer.
@eiaen $685.; @ogsen 38-40;
@erit t 26-31; @afer 20; Corn 81
%; Mebl, patent per GaB 3.20- $50;
Simotbpiamen 2.50-3.15; &leeiaz
men 6.50-7.75; Tla9s 80 - 80; 81
motbpbeu 11.00-13.0O: prariebeu
5.OO-9.OO; Butter, Creamery 18-
%; Butter Dairp 10-19; RGfe
Cream 80; &d{e, S@tpei3er 12-
10; &artoFeln 15-25; Ger 10-11;
6opfen 5-8; @tiere 3.25-4.W; Rl>
BE l.75-3.5O; @toders unb Geebers
2.50e3.4O; S9tpeine 1885,;
@4afe 2.OO-3.O0; 2dmmer 3.25-
4.25.
ct. 2otttS.
@ttere 2.65-4.65; Rii9e 200
1865; @toders u. Teebers 2.25-3.70;
@@peine 3.604.0O; @@afe 2.85-
$50; Qdmmer 3.W-4.50; Met3en
So SO; Corn 26; Roggen 38; 9a>
fer 1919.
DstnneapoltS T. g, Nami.
Meiaen $751;; @ossen 34-35;
@er5te %; ,9afer 49,; @orn Is;
Tlo9s 83-84; rpotent" Meh1 per
100 Yfu. 2.45-3.50; &leie 7.25-
800; Wiltes 9eu 4.50-6.50; Butter,
Creamery 1870: Butter. Datrp 8
II; @ter 80.
aanias 6itv.
@ei3en 62-74; Corn %; 9afer:
$780,; Roggen 36; @ttere 2.60-
4.25; &iibe 1.90-3.60; @toders unb
Geebers 2.50-3.95; @4meine 800
3.85; @@afe 2.25-3.W; 2dmmer
g M-4H IS
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26

Wom Rreisgert4f in at
1purbe Grant 2ummace ,pesen @robz
biebitabls auf Elm Sdbr mad Mau>
pun geianbt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26

GROCER 1rtumpb Der Resierungsia4e
betradtet. Der Dirt Mora untertparf
ii@, nadbbem bic Rebelen i4tpere Werz
LUTTE erlitteu batten. Die 9auptftabt
Manasua 1T inn Geitidmud.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26
MtnneapoltS & 81 NaMi.
QaujoS EitO.

@ei3en GA; Corn %; Safer:
1870; Rpggen 36; @ttere 2.60-
4.25; &iibe 100 $3.50; @toders unb
Geebers 2.5O-3.95; @@meine 800
1886; @&afe 2.25-3.7O; 2dmmer
3.O0-4.5.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-03-26

lit FIN, ieBt mubt 9u al4 bin tperz
ben; gtaubit Du, ib bab' Did tpegen
Deiner 1del&en G&iefen( Tibe sebet<
ratbet?"
- sSsn 1i1b Safe bel ca t ii in
Mi&isar bat bic Grau oes Tarmers
Spbann '8tefer cine entiebli&e Sbat
periibt. Das 0pfer par tbr @atte.
Die NadJbarn ipraden ieit eini9sr
3eit BACON, oaB bic Trau NIT ibrem
Manne nt9t auf beitem Tube lebte,
unb oas g pii9t beitGtigte ii@, als lie
Dor einiger 3eit bas 9aus perlieb.
Die @riinbe bes ebeli4en 3mieipalts
b(teben unbetannt. Sci tern aber
tebrte bic Grau u%nertpartet auriid uno
benabm 1i9 ibrem Manme %gegeniber
5drtli4, 10 bab bieier ii4 taulhen lteB
unb iib gu elmer @erl0bnung berbeiz
1ieB. @dbrenb Der Na4t erbob iia
buS @eib, obne bub ber Mann es
mertte, bonn gemeiniamen Eager, erz
artF elm sroBes buari@arfes Sleii4z
meKer unb febrte bamit ans 8ett 3uz
mid. Ser Mann bDrte lie uno fraste
16luftrunten, mas los lei. sic ltebz
toite i'm, Bis ct einI@lief, oann padts
lie ibm' am 8arte unb }9nitt ibm, ebe
er gu iib fam, bic &eble bur@. Del
unglidli9e lebt nod, liegt aber i'm