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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-10
Suess I'm II Financial Authority.
To the Editor Of The Eve Star:

The cablegram In this mornings PAPERS
brings the opinion of Prof. Suess of Wen
ma. said to be 1.-The greatest of European
authorities on currency questions on the
results that are to follow the election of
Mr.. Mckinley. Prof. Suess Is professor
Of geology in the University of Vienna, and
the author of two volumes, entitled, Die
Lukunft des Codes" and Die Lukunft des
Silbers"-the Future of Gold" and the
Future of Silver The latter work was
obtained by the Senate committee on
finance and translated by Mr.. Robert Stein
of the United States geological survey and
was published by the permission of the
author and by direction of The committee
on finance of the Senate Of the United
States" as Senate Mis-. Doc No. 30
53d Cong, LIST sess.." and again IN the VOL
ume of Coinage of laws"
Prof SueSS Is an avoWed silver mono
metallist for all nations, and opposed to
bimetallism, International or Independent
In his volume the Future of Gold" pub
lished in 1877, he tried to show that from
the future scarcity of gold and an abund-
ance of silver. and that the extension CT
the gold standard to all civilized states is
Impossible" That was exploded by the dis
covery of the South Africa gold fields in
1888
In his volume. the Future of Silver" IT
is his conclusion that assuming the sys-
tenn of metallic coinage continues to exist
land see as yet no practicable SuhStitute)
silver will become the standard metal OF
the earth" That conclusion seems to have
received decided setback by the result of
the Bryan agitation.
The inaccuracv of his chief postulate
that there would be failure of the gold
supply, was made apparent by the 1iscov-
cry Of new fields of extraordinary rich
ness. and his whole argument in favor of
silver, resting on his geologic Indication
Of a failure of gold, came down with a
rush.
Hence. one may doubt the accuracy OF
the cablegram Endorsement that Prof.
Suess is 1.-The greatest of European au-
thorities on the currency question:" Those
who desisS to examine for themselves the
claims of pre-emirence for Prof Sness
among European authorities will find in
Sen Mis- Doc No. 3d. sd Cong, 1st sess.,
ample opportunity of investigation. NJ T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-10
HOW THE FIGHT WAS LOST.
Chairman Jones Explains the Secre
of Defeat.

of Defeat.
A public reception was rendered Sena-
tor James K. Jones at the Opera House
at Hope, Ark, yesterday afternoon The
meeting was arranged for the purpose of
allowing the Senator's friends and neigh
bors to show their appreciation of his
work in the recent campaign and from
every point 1t was great success People
came into town from all over Hampstead
county to welcome the Senator, and the
little opera house was literally packed
many laCies and children being present.
all anxious to see Senator Jones.
After a cordial greeting Senator Jones
spoke for an hour or more on the cam
paign and the obstacles that had to be
met He said that the result was a VIC
tory for the democratic party. He said
that while they had lost the election, they
had not lost the fight. The cause of sill
yer was stronger today than it was when
the campaign opened and victory was
assured in 1900.
He paid a high tribute to William ].
Bryan, and said he had made one of the
most wonderful fights that had ever been
made by any leader. He said that
placed previous to election day and con-
tingcnt upon McKinleys election had been
made use of in influencing the votes of
workingmen and had caused thousands of
Bryan men to vote for Mckinley, and that
Bryan lost the election by the changes
made during the three last days Of the
campaign.
The Senator did not make any effort
at a speech, but talked to his friends in
a conversational tore. His remarks.
nevertheless. elected generous applause.
His farmer friends were out in force and
many populists and republicans were in
the audience and Joined in to make the
welcome a hearty one. Senator Jones will
remain in Hope several days before leay-
ing for Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-10

N1Nihs al 'eaSt, the COMPENSATION ubg,b
properly belongs to their resnecriva -
fees NNi'e o'-
Appropriations Asked
other recommendations are: Placing da.i-
ers IN obscene matter upon the fraud list.
penalty for unlawful use of the frank Of a
member OF Congress: authority for susnen-
sion OF POST Office employees; for substitute
GERMS WIN pay, In the place of regular
clerks necessarily absent: leave, with fIu
pay, 10 clerks or carriers disabled while
on duty; substitutes to assist regular car-
rlers on holidays and other emergencies
ana TO require bonds covering negligence
or dishonesty of money order clerks
or the hscal year ending June RI Is,s
me report asks for appropriations of s17
Wopo, for compensation of postmos,ers.
NLWuo", for clerk hire allowances. 81
$1,000 10 cover rent, fuel and light at
mrst second and third-class Offices: sI5n
wv. Tor miscellaneous and incidental items
including furniture; s15.g0 for canceling
machines; sl5..0 for advertising. sIa5
wv, Tor post office supplies and sla33G :
~; Tor free delivery. Including salaries of
1880 regular carriers "a
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is well paid for everything by the outcome
as demonstrated in the establishment inst
opened.
The building is located on the river front
at the loot of 10Th and 26th streets mort H.
west, and has been three years in building
IL mas capacity of 100000 barrels of beer
yearly, and an ice plant attached with a
capacity of go tons daily. The building is
constructed IN the me st thorough and com
plete manner known to modern building
art and lacks nothing that invention has
oHered to the industry of beer-making. The
brewery was put into operation last Jam
uary, ana the frst beer sent out the fol-
lowing June. Only union labor was en-
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oei-coiored foam. The ceiling and walls Of
TINS room are lined with pines thirkly
crusted with ice. and the temperature Of
the place Is correspondingly low.
AFTER the tour of inspection last night
the guests were entertained at dinner bv
Mr. Heurtch. and felicitous speeches yrara
MADE and responded 10 hearing upnn the
opening of the plant and the extansion %
tries. "i' MUS
ms evening the company will entnrtatn
,hc wholesale and regular patrons of tba
brewery a number of whom will cona
t,o.n battimore together with prominent
brewers from other cities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-10
A BIG BREWERY.
The Bui1dfnGs of the Heurfch COM
pany Formally Opened.

proud man today is Mr.. Christian
Henrich. and his friends say that he has
eood reason Tor feeling eiated and graft
ned- Inc new brewery of the Heurich
brewing company was formally opened
iast hisnt, and Mr.. Heurich witnessed the
GROWING OF his ambition to furnish the
ohi'ed states and the city of Washington
Win a brewery that would he model in
every way and take foremost rank with
the institutions of that character in tho
worid. he has devoted labor and thought
10 the Undertaking, and feels now that he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-10
Miss Monroe Gets xs, 900.

The United States Supreme Court yester-
day affirmed the judgment of the lower
court awarding Harriet Monroe 5000 DAM
ages against the company publishing the
New York World for alleged premature
publication, without her authority. of the
worlds fair ode composed by her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-10
IF YOUR FOOD DIsTREssEs YOU

1t aids the stomach to digest the food and doe
away with that full feeling after eating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-10
Appropriation. a.I.a

eelNihe, at least. the compensation which
properly belongs to their resDectiva %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-10

Leaving a balance on hand Of S439
This even has not been accomplished
without TIE strictest economy and best
Management on the part of our secretary,
Mr. J. T. Wight. Who so fifty represents us
q the board of trade rooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-10

Our receipts for the year from all
sources. have been. 81. PSI %
Our expenditures for all purposes
have Observation-Disclosures. 4.3I1.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-10

In the early part of January, 1885, the
subject of the necessity for an adequate
system Of sewerage disposal was consid-
cred with great care. Shortly afterward n
special committee was appointed to con-
slider the subject recommended, that the
so called sewer bond bill be amended SO as
to provide for sewerage disposal and pre-
pared ard had introduced into both houses
OF Congl ess new bill, authorizing The is
sue OF per cent ffty-year bonds to the
amount of S.1O0Uo for that purpose. which
met with general favor, and was to he
aggressively supported. but was abandoned
for that session OF Congress In the hopes
that the subject of street extension would
he definitely settled before the commence
ment of the next session The futiity of
attempting the completion Of the system of
sewerage disposal recommended by the
beard Of sanitary engineers is shown by
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This committee renews its recommended
ton of last year. except so far relates
to the enactment OF law to regulate the
practice of medicine In the District OF
Columbia and the obtainment of charters
under the general Incorporation law au-
thoriZing medical schools and societies to
issue diplomas ard licenses TO practice
medicine in this District. as such excep-
tions have already been covered by act
Of Congress.
Attention IS invited to the preambles and
resolutions reported from this commit tee,
unanimously adopted by the board of
trade at a meeting held February y, 1895,
relating to the subject of public health and
sanitation and certain effective means for
the promotion thereof. The fact is referred
10 that one of the fore going resolutions was
carried in practical effect by the act of
Congress entitled AN act to provide for
the drainage of lots in the District of Co
lumbia." approved May 10. 1896. so that
said resolution requires no further atten-
ton from tho beard.
The extension of the system of sewerage
and completion and publication of the sup
ply of drinking water demand imperative
and immediate attention.
The committee expresses the belief that
proper efforts on the part of the officers
and committees of the board of trade
would accomplish satisfactory progress to-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16

Die @oloSeitun9eu weroen ni@t
mioe ibren yeiern INNER uno INNER
wieosr uoriubeten, oaR Elm SilberooQar
III Birtli9teit nur so Gents wertb lei.
Wenn Dies mirtli9 Der Tau ware, ME
uiel wiiroe na9 oieier NuHaiun9 als>
bonn cine 3, 10, 20 ODER 100 Dollar
Note wertb iein? .Ni@t Der MetaQs
wertb, ionbern Der @esierunssitempel
uerleibt Der Manse ODER benz Yapierseloe
bic &auitroft. @em beute Die ireie
@%oleprasuns auf9eboben uno freie Gill
b%erpra9uns oafiir einseiibrt muroe,
biirften mir es lebr balo erleben, oaB Der
Wertb uon Silber Dem @olowertbe ni9t
nur, wie Dies idon friber BET Tau mar,
9lei9tommen %ionoern womO9li3 nod
iiberi tei9t. Scr @ertb oes @oloes lit
seraoe 10 i6wanteno wie oerjenise bon
Silber uno nur bic @lei9bere9ti9un9
Der beloen GoelmetaQe fir Wtiiu;;wede
miro i'm Stanoe lein, bic beitle @elofra &c
auf bic Douer ;u re9eln.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16

Sic v@crmarsN msrican Souno:
Moneps league" in Seem Yort, oeren
9auptauisobe es 81 iein ideint, fur Die
@sloiuoen an @aQ Street 9anolan9er:
bienite 81 uerri3ten, bat Elm 0olobuss
Circular erIaim, norm le gu beueiien
ju9t. bag @olo alein Der wabre Satob
lit uno oaB oarum ieber oeuti9e Yarser,
Der Dem Silber sewo9en lit. lid betebs
rem loute. Sb9lei9 Der oeuti3e Mi9el
in ben meilten Jducn lebr lei@t9laubi9
lit. nameatli6 1ucnu man ibm nit Der
ib0ntlin9enoeu Fbrai e uon uebrli9"
nno vGbrli@teit" auf ben Seib ridt,
wirr er iid bic Sade bod swe.mal iiberz
le9en, ebe er ouf ben 0ololeim 9ebt.
Gbenioweni9 peroen be BON iener Seaaue
au9eiertisten uno uon 9ewi0en 3eitunz
gen b%enueten 9eitartitel, in wel9en oas
9oloene Ealb in aQen Gonarten an9ebs>
tet miro, Die 9eulni9te Wirtun3 baben.
0er ielbi:oentcnoe oeuti9s Stimmseber
meiB, mas er uon oieien Pa%tentartiteln
gu bo!ten bat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16

IernuntiSe @runoiate but Of
fenbar IrduIein Caroline g. Sbuooba,
cine 2ebrerin in elmer Seem Yorter
GRAMMAR 9ule". sic beabii9ti9t
ndmli3, ibr Nmt n%ieoersulesen, neil iis
ii@ ni&t basu enti@lieben tam, Tem=
psrenSsulntsrri3t in Der uorsei3riebsnen
@eiie 81 ertbeilsm. 2lls i'm Tebruar
oieier unterri9t einsefiihrt wuroe. nabm
lie einiad feline Notij bauon. 'Nod
eiuem Mouat itsQ:e Der Gor lteber BET
S9ule lie barber gu: &soe, uno ba it
ibren Stanop"ntt nidt ouf9e6eu woQte,
wuroe Dem superintendent NnSeise en-
i~tattet. Nber 1Srl. Gbuooba bleibt BEL
ibren Nnli9ten. sic 9eb0rt Der sc:
ieui@aft Der vG6riltli9en @i6eni@aft"
al uno ertldrt, Die yebren ibrer &eli9ion
uerb0teu ibr, etuas gu lebren, mas ie
nidt ielbit fir ri3tis bielte; besbalb
tonnte lie ben &inoern ni4t pom &rants
beiten uno Srantbeitswrio3er er3dblen,
Die na@ ibrer Meinuns ni3t eriitirten.
llebcroies aber Jet Der gauge Eemperen3>
llnterri9t i3doli9. Our9 bic umfan9z
rsi3e 2ettiire iber @bistep erwa@te
bel ben &inoern e:it bas 8erlansen na@
Dem @etrant, uuo in weiterer Tol9e
biloeten lie li3 auerlei S@merjeu uno
&rantbeiten Elm, Die iie ni9t baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16

Gin ebrli1er uno elm leidtiinni9er
8ote ipielen cine &oae in oer folsenoen
aus New Dort semeloeten tleinen Wez
i9idte. Ser ebrlide 8ote lit Solepb
Miuer, Elm vWeienser:B op". Gr fano
Dot Elm paar Gosen Na9mittass OF Der
gde Der Gortlanbt uno Gburd StraBe
Elm Gouuert, bas anl9eineno @elo entz
bielt. Der l7zjabrise guri@e trus es
Su Dem YolisiItm Sloune uno ioste oiez
fem: SD bin in Gllc uuo fam MIDI
ni@t nm oiele Sa@e tiimmern. 9ier
1T aber ieoenfaus @elb brin." Der Yo>
Light bra@te oas Gouuert no@ benz
Stationsbauie, unb bort fano Sergeant
Brennan s @unoertsO D. Iar> Bills. 8
Tauleno:D 0or>Noten uno anberes@elb
i'm Betrase uon $4346.75, lowie We@>
iel, I'M @an;en S., 900. Sn elmer Noti5
mar oas @elo ais 0epoiit Der vglew
Dort Carbon Morts", So. 39-4l
CORTLAND .StraBe, bejei@net, unb nan
ian6te lofort gu benz Yrdi6enten bieier
Girma, Sobn g.. Siluer. Oieler er>
i@ien uno ertldrte, ioeben ie, Der lei9t=
linni9e Glert, Der nit benz Depolit our
Sant sei@idt woroen lei, 5uriidsetomz
men nit Der l1n9liidsbotl@aft, er babe
bas @elo uerloren, uno fur; oaraui iei
AUDI l9on Die Na@ri@t pom benz Tunbe
ein9etroiien. Die @eieai@oft CAB Dem
ebrli9en Tinoer cine 8elobnun9 uon
gauge $25. Dieie Selo9nuns mag BEN
@robfabritonten einem armen Sunsen
seseniber ais cine b09it liberale erldie>
men iein, 1T aber in Nnbetradt Der
@rOBe Der 9efunoenen Summe filsis sez
mug uno i@werlid oasu ansetban bas
gbrli9teitssefubl i'm Meni@en gu itars
ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16

@enn beute Gin grfinoer' erltiinoe,
Der cine Mal9ine entoedte, wel@e BIZ
meni@li@e Nrbeit gan; unb gar iiber:
hiiiis MAIDEN wiroe, 10 mare oamit fi1
bic Meni3beit nod gar ni@ts errei@t-
menn oas 9%esenmartise ~io;iaIe Spltem
beiteben bliebe. SIM @esentbeil. Oas
&eiultat bieier Grfinouns Mi Bte 9eraocSu
Elm entietli@es fem; benn nur Der Gi>
sentbimer Der Mai@ine batte bos 0(e@t.
ben @rtras oerielben einsuitrei@en. Sic
8eiieloien basesen miiBten gu WiQionen
uerbun9ern, oenn iie mdren ia bann uol=
itdnois iberFaiii9, 10 ME i@on beute
our@ be maidinen Gauienbe uno Gauz
ienee aberFiiiis 9ema@t moroen iinb.
Dieies Beiipiel t0nnte wobl seeisnet
fem, uniere ebrli@en @e9ner gum gtodz
oenten iiber Die meni3enfeinoli9en &ons
Der beitebenoen Gi9entbumss
Oronuns an3ure9en.
(Gbicasoer Nrbeiter: !3eituns.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16

Die lette @ode in Chicago obsss
baltene bemotratiide NationalsG onuen:
ton bat nab sinem lan9en un6 biti9en
Sample Miuiam Senninss 9rpam BON
Nebrasta ais ibren Yrdiioenti9aftss
Ganoibatsn nominirt unb ibm Wrtbnr
Sewau aus Maine ais Prdiioents
i9aitscanoioaten sur Seite 9eiteut.
8rpan, Elm usrbdltniBmdBis nod iunser
Mann i'm glitter pon SO Sabren, beiiet
Elm ausseseidnetes &eonertalent, wsI@ss
auf ieoen Tau uiel gu ieiner Domination
beltrus. Seine @abl als Sunoesienas
tor ueroantt er gum 9roBen Sbeil Der
Yeibulie Der Gopuliiten ieines Stuates.
bic i'm tbatiddlib als einen Der Sbrisen
betradtetsn uno bel allen @allen fir
i'm itimmten. Oieie Sbatiade in Sers
binoung nit Der pom ben Oemotratsn
oui9eitelten Ylatiorm, welde ben meis
item Eopuliitcn aenebm lit, berebti9t gu
Der Nnnabme, oaB er nidt nur uon Der
Silberpartei, lonoern aud Don Den Pos
puIilten. weI@e nddite @o@e ibre Gon>
uentionen sur ielbeu Ssit in ct. 2ruis
abbolten, eupoilirt srsroeu mO@te.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
~9ic 3abl BET Oemotraten, meld

v9ie 3abl bet Demotraten, wel@'
am Wabltase vbolten"- ODER vfii9er
seben", uerlpri@t cine iiberaus sroBe 81
weroen. - So duBert ii9 bic in ct.
2ouis erl@einenoe repubIitonii@e @elt:
li9e Soft" na@ S9luB ber Democratic
i9en characterization uer9iBt aber
babel gu bemerten, baB bic 3abl Der &ez
publifaner, wel@e l@on jett Der v@rano
Oh Bartp" ben 9tiden 9efebrt uno bel
BET Wabl i'm Nouember sesen bas Cob:
bittat iener gartei itimmen wiro, cine
nod beoeuteno 9r0Bere 81 weroen per:
ip:i1t. Chen 10 einleiti9 wie bic obi9e
MeuBeruns ienes @lattes finoen mir es,
wenn oallelbe aui Der einen @eite bon
urepublitanil9 der @iu.steit unb Disci=
plin" unb aui Der an6eren Don voemos
tratii9er i3eriabrenbeit unb 3eriplitter:
Jung" ipri@t. @er Die ger3altniie BET
beioen alien Parteien BON einem uorur>
tbeilsfreien uno unabbansisen Stanoz
punt aus betra@tet, mub gu oer ueber>
5eusuns aelanst fem, bob Bel teiner Der
beiben BON vGinisteit uno Oisciplin",
mobl aber bon vi3erfabrenbeit uno 53er>
fplitteruns" bic &eoe fem tam. Die
perteipeiti@e bat eben oufseb0rt, cine
Stole ;u ipielen uno oieie Tbotia@e barf
%menisltens ais cine erfreuli@e betra@>
tet werben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16

bon Sort mapne. Snb.. f@reibt unteru1 q. Rob.
1894:
SD par oierai9 Sabre lang nit einem 9eraleiben
bebaftet uno lift unausipre<n. Sd bate Anfdqe
ftart. Der S@mera mar 10 ftenenb un6 qadlsnb.
bab Id nor @hmdhe unb Nerpbftdt ni4t t&lafen
fonnte: Sd muroe bon mebrereu Aer3ten bebanbelt
ebae igesaoge!@s esi|egane ,uaersunsemsn nno
unsefabr ailpets Sabreu besann ID ST. &iIes' 6el.
mittel 3u nebmen. Cine Gloide Reort Cure beieitigte
aae 9erabet4Uerben nno bus Rettoratioe .Nerpine
that 6aS uebri9e su meiner 6erfteuun8. Sd ~erfreue
mid Jest zines 9uten S6lafes uub fonlme allen
n!einen bduslihen uno 8eisli9afti4en 9f'aten obue
Dei4weroen mad.
gu baben bel Apotbefern. BUD frei
Ulon abrcffre:
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
ST. @iles' 3eilmitttl MAIDEN eeiunb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16

Die idmerjbafteiten Nierens uno
8laiens2eioen tSnnen innerbalb ie9s
Stunoen bur6 ben @ebrau9 uon New
Great South American Kidney
Cure %selinoert wcrben. Oieies neue
0eilmittel bat iberau Staunen erre9t
uesen Der Promptbeit, NIT wel@er bass
ielbe oae 5@mersen in ben Nieren, Der
Vlaie, Dem Nlden uno ben 9arnsGas
ndlen bel beioen @ei9le9tern linoert.
@enn SIR cine ldneue Qinoeruns unb
Elm 9e,Imittel III bieier 9iniidt n0tbis
babt, 10 1T bies bic ri@ti9e Nr3uei.
gu babrn in Nno. s. @diteins Npotbete.
Nem ulm. Winn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16

Die meiiten Der sroBen bemotrati:
iden tasli9en 3eitunsen, bic ia bstunnt:
LID iammt uno ionoers entweber pom ben
@%apitaliiten seeisnet ODER contro(irt
weroen. baben often ertldrt oaB iie oas
aui9elteQte oemotratiide National<I idet
nidt inter fifteen merbsn. Die Mo6en
Der bemotratii3en Stimmseber uillen
inoeB i@ou lanse, mas iie uon isneu
:3eitun9en ;u balten baben uno weroen
na4 beren Grtlarun9 crit re1t fir bic
Nuieelteuten arbeiten uno ltimmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16

Der sro6te ginfaltspiniel, Der eineu
umeritanii@sn @i@teritubl bridt, idsin,
gmins in pittsburs 81 iein. 0erielbs
ertldrte in elmer Gnti9eiouns, bic ct &c:
gen cine ilauiide @eieai9aft abeab:
Sin 8erein, oeiien ;Statuten bic Torts
pFan;un9 elmer fremben Spra9e in o,es
fem 2anoe uno bic Grsisbuns uon Sim:
bern II anoeren als 0iientIiden S9uIeu
gum 3iele baben, lit in bieiem Vanos
ni3t eriitensbere9tist."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16

@cntt bic Oemotraten j9on burd
bic Nuswabl ibres Yrdiioenti@afts:
Ganoioatsn unb Nufiteuuns elmer re-
formireunbli1sn Ylatform Credit 6eans
ipru1en t%Snneu, uerbienen lie es nod in
rei9li9srem MaBe oasur9, baB iie ibren
ieitberiseu 5auYtleiterm, Bog 9iQ,
Glsuelanb, Carlisle uno COMFORTER bic
woblueroiente 0siBa9tuns gu e~rtennen
9aben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
Bic @olbleute bebaupten, bag oi

Sic @ololeute bebaupten, bag biz
Yopuliiten in Der Gbica9oer Convention
Die Domination Organs ais Yrdioentz
i9afts Ganoioaten ourdselett unb
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