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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-21

Palestine. Texas February 10. - At the
solicitation Of well satisfied constituency
the following counoilmou have announced
for re- election; J :. o'Flynn. V. Il. Du-
bose. j. \. Russ and W. i. Savage.
\ large audience witnessed the "Oli
Homestead at the opera house last night
This is Just such play rs everybody wants
to SEE all the time, There is scarcely any
criticism on Its rendition by this company.
aud never did an entertainment here meet
with moro hearty thanks from the tbeatcr
going people.
At The Young Mons Christian association
rooms tonight Miss Kate England'u music
class will entertain tho audience with Sc
iuctions Of vocal and Instrumental music
and pretty cantata entitled - Trlp to
Europe
February % Jules VOTERS farce comedy,
"Sidelracked." will be presented at the up-
era house.
Miss Bradfori's Excursion Misses Lena
Bradford. Alice Woodson and Professors T.
NJ. Spain, {. NJ. Moore aud w. n. Wilson.
teachers OF the public schools. so 10 Calves.
ton tfnight TO enjoy tho festivities OF the
seAShSres and will return Sunday evening
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LUMBER MARKET REVIEW.
Regular Weekly Report of the Con-
ditiOn OF Trade,
NO IMPROVEMENT IN THE DEMAND.
1ood Prospect OF large Railroad
Orcer>-Eiport BIN. Continue to
Come To and-Personais.
10 IMPROVEMENT IN THE DF NAND.

Beaumont, Texas, February i9-Thc ray,
week has developed no Improvement 80 tho
demand from interior points. and shipments
OF yard stock have consequently be..u ox-
tgerncly light. except TO markets o4uIAs
the State. where their has been an apparea,
picking up In trade ~ the hest, however,
only small portion o. this outside buu-
ness comes TO this section. ana heuce tee
Increased demand from lhe s1urcea fa~n-
TONED amounts to very nttic. Soon t44!a-
era VIII be in the neli. and vlu therefore
have Eo tins TO make improvement 54.
the milier conditions that wl,i Induce -c-
tive farm work VIII hEewlse cacg4razs
building In ZONES and cities. ats d far -s-
msnd viii possibly eouiiuuc ihruish1st t.r
spring There IS good lrofpcct frr ss-s-
s@4lroSa bills from lhe Interior ~ sapq 80
the weather settles sutilc.eauy - ,lsfuy
IN" commencement " EoEs Life- 4s.tfs
have been placed ~ Texas roz,.z fqr sis-al
faiis. 'AnG these mean that erieae.aus sd
De made. At present there ls q rsaa9l-s big
eoo1 demand for bin stuff for TaGae rail-
roads a better demand. 10 f4ci, han hsR
existed for year-snd the reqlirrTsr..s Ia
this line promise to very materially IT,
crease. Export bills coutinpe 10 come 10
hand ana cargoes are passing ont d sabine
Pass as fast as ships can be leassa
There has been 10 charge N tn asln-ie
situation. the greatest demand ls.tsg for
local building.
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NOTES AND rrRsnNAts

81
Purchasing Agent Stephens q, tho sor,,
VT" 's'"ie Wac IN town Thursday
"r. T Il Wicss assistant, tre,surcr .,
Ar reliance, was In Galveston durln. tho
Dir j. Nel NJ the Bel punksr Iumhor
company Of axe Charles, was in town on
Wednesday "~' !" ''"n Oh
Mr., T. G. skocn OF Long Loaf. La. was
married at Austin on Thursday 10 Mi
"cheaeto Moore Proctor.
President William Wess OF the Reliance
W., N""e 10 GEORGETOWN on a visit to Mrs
""AS' Nho ls visiting that city.
Mt +. 4. Fletcher. superintendent q, ,ho
NhaRe Mills company. mingled Win the
'nlopss at Galveston during tho week.
Mr' y Bingham. OF. the accounting do.
partnent OF the Ecaumon- Lumber con-
week. 'e'''" ou''hs 'he
ME- l.. II, Pinkin, assistant se,rc,,rv Az,
treasurer OF the beaumont Lumber com
pany' is out In the State on business ~ s''.
his company. 'u'
Mr. Jas, l.. Kirby. sunorlntcn6on, =, ~,
leNas llne Land association. came down
IrnW Silsboe Wednesday ana returnei ~,
Thursday morning. '''' ''
Mr. George X. Smith. who is known
throushout the lumber regions OF no
south. has resigned his office az secretary
OF the Southern Lumhor Manufacturers az.
sorintion. and is now with the Holladay-
Kolts Land and Lumber company at VIII
liamrvili~. Mo.
The Reliance Lumber company 10 now
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FORECASTS BY FOSTER.
ca Weather Predicted the March, Be Followed
hr karm Nave and Heavy Rains Snow

q so-Copyrsh. T. Foser)-My
and
Rockies
valleys sh
tho lowest the last OF January.
temperatures
pocis
will
reached
the Rockies valleys th to 9Th East
March
ot Rockies
TIL Hminaon far March
conditions viii collapse ard another fall accompanied
affected BY March weather the Southern the March rains
bulletins
based terrestrial with
past weathe exactly as Ieiels the future weather
to 1856 inclusive. and good
Such not be attained
o
them M
neari o perfection
Follow these bulletins
o. " " - 49, ~ ~
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COTTON ntlEns AND SHIPPERS.
call for Meeting to Organize II
Stutc Association.


'ors'caha' ieNas' February -o.-oh last
Monday In this city the Navarro County
Cntter Buvers' association was orrautzed.
'N' o'i''' anu ann 'e'Ns ~ '"e00 Il "'"''
satisfactory plan FOR handling cotton which
comes 10 this market At that session ways
and ,,,,rs for commemorative. IN, dcsir,d
''N "''' u'ae"NS'N "Hu VIZ u'ScoNrreu 'A"'
the purpose VIC hoped 20 accomplish Was
heartily iudoIsed BY every buyer present,
and we r,,lizrJ IL, tina, ,reo,t,r tho necee-
10. ~,
W ~ "a Siil.,'Is 9la'e orsahlIatioh anu INC
~. 80 az" vac S'N' 'HIH VI tI. usso, "a =
W." .''",9',u 40 lss"t Il IN ~ 80" "
~ '' -" ''o' At ms 81! On M"'Ni o.
-. ate y vt wy 'ae' '" '
- IT, '''"ii"i' ~, -,
,' ,,I',, i '.,t ,,,,t.a,1 Va n''',''.''9 az
80 th.. - e'a'''' q w. ., 'i''' -
,i, vi,h a., I'M
nth,.rs ars fr.., C,,,,, ava {, l., Nth tho IN
,,ntinn mai tho cntton h,vars itrou,homt
-, ct,.n ,,av ,ot trcn,inr ,rJ tis,,,,ss
r,.t,ars uIlcb r0, ,,i,. t,,,rosts cna 49,
,r,,isr sccI,nr Ia, al 90 rcres ~, - IA
,,l 10 mod ~, tnn,r ,h,, ra>,s rns nm
h,stlv chtpIn,d n L,I name thronehowt Tho
s,h,lc cotton vorib mi ,snnci,Iiv IN IN
rnnc ~, nccn,,n. or e,,1e fe,v irrcsnnnsihic
a,d ,ra,n,,lcn, shtrnrrs and II T. ono ~
m, uurnosns nj ms oronosod orrnnizntinn
tn nrrarer for ,I,niuattue any soch inter
csts that ore at urrs,nt oporatins in The
cotton Industry IN Tcxaa. Ne respectfully
submit thar IL bchoov,s the cotton huycrs
in the state 60 effect some Kind OF a., or
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BIG OPERATORS.

Several days ago Mr. F. " Giichris.
and son, ". A. Gichr.st. of Alpine. Mich.
ard ar W. A. Reus Of Eau Claire, Wiz
arrived in Beaumont with letters Of in.
PRODUCTION 10 Mr.. \. b. Doucette. land
agent OF the Southern Pacific railroad I'm
der Mr, Douccttos guidance the visitors
spent four or I'VE days in this section,
made trip to Sabine Pass accumulated
considerable supply OF timber statistics
and thoroughly acquainted themselves with
the water and harbor conditions at Sabine
Pass.
These gentlemen returned to their re-
spective homes last week and since their
departure II has been learned that they
are among the largest lumber operators
IN the Northwest. At Alpine. Mich, Mr..
GiIchrist operates extensive mills and owns
2 Meet Of forty-two vessels that are In thu
Lake Huron trade. Mr.. Reus IL wealthy
~ MI 0aaro. VIA. and II one
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Office Of .,,x
Commissioner OF Agrica,i,;,Ta,sNr,
Austn. Texas, Janu'v
This Is to certify. THAT 70,
ms HARTFORD FIRE 20.
Insurance comnan9y,, , 4 eaan spIIls u :
has in all respects l9it9, lions pfecs, ~
laws OF Texas as c &C. his ststs - &
doing business n ' y Csrtiicasrr
f snsnsss ff? n s A. si;' ;. sas
s srem da aSe Of pecenSSssT "a IN sna .ss!
Given 1,, Hnd ,ss ny "a. yA and DATE "
written. ROSE, CcinTss 50
orL COCHRAN. Agent :. y
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For Humanity's Sake.

DEAN EDITOR; Kindly allow me space to tel,
Your readers that one who suffered from both sem.
mai weakness and Syphilis will Inform any one
Who may desire 10 know of the means by which
ne WAS Guled oithcse two loathsome diseases and
Whatever TO sell and would not make one ZEN, ~
groo''nhatc having for years paid all his hard
81 to doctors and Tor patent medicines orv
tY,n oNpI,emqn failure and ,disappon;men, in re.
erN OF nan by which they can be CERTAINLY ' .ri
netnanenily cured Write. describing case ava ava
p ns,o.,inNsc s,smp' TO Lock Box IoI, Villa Park
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-23
&ebenota b~eSraben.

UCQU 1uIoVUt W. GUIpOuU. VutSI
Der Mrbeiter, bic ii9 in ber Gait Set
ton @rube befanoen, als lie pl6bli4
iiberhutbet ,tpurbe, bat bas 3agesli@t
tpieber erblidt, nadbem Ct 100 Stunz
ben IN Der {@redli9en TtnfterniB, In
mltten bes tofenben Wa1ers unb in
beitdnbtser Sobesgefabr 3ugebra4t
bat. .@ie fein es 1T, ben litber blauz
en 9immel Ipteoer gu feben," mtl4rmelz
te Der arme &erl, als ct an bic Oberz
flG4e gebra@t purbe; man form ihm
bas leb9aft nadempfinoen, tpern mon
ieinen 8eri@t bDrt, Der ii@ in ber
Shot mie elm &atipel aus 3olas Ser
miral" lief. Wls bas @a1er plob<
lid bereimbra4, selang es tbm, fih
auf etnen pfeiler gu retten, ber als
@tiiBe fit bas 9a@ sebaut porne'1
tpar. 9ier fab ct unb fab benin taAz
len @dimmer 1etner 2ampe auf bas
toienbe, tinteni@parae Maher btnab.
Das MaKer 1tteg immer hDber llno
bUber umb etne iaredli@e Mngit BE-
{dli@ i'm, es m0@te tbm f4lteblt@
bon 1einem 3ufluthtsorte peg14ptm
bon fetnem '3uf1lt@Hborte tpesf&ipem<
men. rplDBlth gin9 meint 2aulpe
aug unb es fam MIR Dor, als babe i'd
einen lieben Treunb perloren." Na9z
benz er @tunben in ber a~bfoluten
Duntelbeit gefeKen, 9laubte ct gu bo>
ren, bab bic @epalt bes Wa1ers ct
mas mafgelaFen babe. st itieQ bonn
Rfeiler unb bas WaKer rei4te thm
muir Biz 3ur @9ulter, uber bic Stro>
mun,g mar 70 fart, bab ct frob tpar,
als Ct pieber .alf fetnem Pfetler {ab.
lnb bter tpartete ct banm in etnem
balb betpubtloien 3u5tamb biele lamgc
@tunben. @9liebli@ als Der FINITE
Sag anbra4, madte ct eine1 lebten
per3peifelten @eriu 4 unb lieb ii@
pieber in's @aTer berab. SIS mar
Nun niebriger unb ct begann gu tpaz
ten. Bum Slid fanb CT uber fetnem
&opf Elm Sell, bas feline @4rttte
lenfte. Mit 1einer @tlfe uno geftibt
auf 19mimmenoes 9ol3, fam er, perz
1diebere Mule fi6 i9on perloren gez
benb, balb patenb, halb tretbenb, tpetz
ter, big CT enbli9 2i@t fab, Stimmen
bDrte u1rb gerettet mar. Seine Trau
lurb &tnber batten i'm lGngft berloz
rem gegeben unb bas Wteoerieben tpar
ergreifenb. Ser Mamn bate feline
Mbnung bapon, 'bab ct bolle bier Sage
in Der f@redlt@en Stefe 5u9ebrc@t
battle; er f9dbte bic 3eitsnur auf "a
@tunben.
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Il au 3 3ou pFen laHen unb aus biz
len bas Grbreih beralls bolen. gtnz
NAL itieb her 8pbridilb, pelher ttets
BON % bpbraulif9en Ramnen nor>
nGrts sebridt purbe, gegen eine1
Steinblod, bas @iien bog fi4 ipte
3inu6led. unb bic &eparatur toilette
ST. 5000.
9ie @~nipenbun9 Der tomprimirte1
SUIT mubte 6arum NIT Der srObtt1
@orii9t absemeffen tpepben, neil iebts
3utpenig unb iebes 3upiel perberz
blih mar. !9Gtte Der Druid etnmal
aufsebDrt ober bdtte Ct audi nur na&z
gelaTen, 70 tpdre bas 9lbem5enaFer
bineingefofen. No@ gefdbrIiher 1T
aber Die au grpbe @pant1alng ber tomz
primirten 3uft, meil bieielbe. iobalo
ibr Grud sr0ber 1T, als Der oes Daiz
1ers unb bes Grorei4s Iber ibr, ra4
oben bur9bri9t unb Elm Sod reibt,
in tpelbes Ibann bas Mafer btneine
ftiirat. Dies sd&ab opei Mal. Die
@9tFer auf Der Sbemfe iaben plDb~
li9 eine MaFe @afer uno S4lamm,
breibig SUP bo9 iiber benz Wafer>
fptegdl aufiprtben unb glanbten. bas
babe eine rSeei4lanse" 9eHban. 8etbe
Male se1&db Der llnfal, ubne bah
Mrbditer gu S9aben tamen. I'm biefe
0urbbru9ssefdbr gu p%errtngerr.
!9iittete man 2dbmmi len bort IN ben
Gl1lb, tpo unten Der 9unnel gebobrt
tpurbe.
Sebt 1T bas Mert fertis, unb man
fiebt benz f4mldm 8au NIT ar4ttetz
tpnii9 i90nen @inean9st4oren ni&t
an, melde Miibe ietne Durdfii9rung
aefofet bat. Ser Sunnel lit treisz
runb inn Talr@f@ntt unb 9at einell
9ur9mefer BON "a SUB 3 Sou.
Dentt man fi9 Ibte 8emauerung NIT
peib glaiirten 3ieref'tqinen unb bic
g~ebpsenen @iienplatten oabinter, pel<t
DE ben 9unnel aioentli4 balten, BIN
peg, 10 bleibt ein gebdbrter Stolen
opn 81 SUB Dur@mefer iibrig. Die
gan3e 2Gnee bes Eunnels betrdst
5000 SUB. Ser 9beil be1 elben, oer
Ebirett unter Der 9bemie 1T, tpurb: in
3pDlf Monatem b%o1enbet; 100 Sub
S~unneadnge murben bur@{4nittlt4
i'm Monat gebobrt. Ser ganoe 8au
bat etipa flint Sabre gebauert uno l
ia Millionen PfunIo Sterling gefoz
itet.
Oar 2onborer @rafi4aftsratb, btr
bas Wert ausfiibren lieb, battle IL,
bic baran betbellisten Mrbeiter etne
eisene l1nfal1z@ ntf@dbtgung u. NIT
tpenz unb M%aifenpeniion fetseiebt
unb bamtt Ioer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
in iiberaus lobanstpertber Metle prrz
se9riffen,
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feline Sbatdn perantpprtlid 9ema6t
}ein lppIten. Sic ertldrten 1i@ be-
rsit unb biesmnl erbieltsn apei Wetz
tern Mhpotes, Stepe uno pete &C.
nunnt, ben 8efebl bon ibren @tamz
messenoi1en, 4bppte gu perfolgen, DTS
lie Mn net0otet bdtten.
Sic MAIDEN 1i9 auf bic Vdbrte
aleid a,pei S6peihhlunben. Sin net
Ber Sberiff unb feline 2elte rudten
ebenfans aus, bod piiroen otels
Notwithstanding in aler Gptsteit M9@
pote aibt sefunloen bnben. M'!@ 1s1z
men 0etttrn tpurbs bieie Aufsabe UNI
aebe,per er{9mert, urub M9pots tpar
idon ndbe baron, na9 benz beriihz
tiaten vSobes : S6ul" gu eHttomz
men, ND er pp9l auf lan9ere Set
ip%eniaitens Dor Meni6em9unb iidet
oetpeien tpdre. Mber rapi19en 2tpp'
lanb &el6esranb" erreihte ibn lsin
DeliquentenzS Gtdlul bod nod: Norz
ber 1tredte iibrigens feline 8u41e nod
stpei tpeibe Opfer nieosr.
ueber Tsllen, ihtpinoelnbe aliifts
unb reibenbss WaRer ging bic
Sdlei6iagb Der bei0en piutes nod
tbrem ged9tetm @eiter. Der gang &C.
nan feline @srfolaer fannie unb BE-
rett ipar, wpmDglid audi ibnen bas
@&id1al Der aebn Wsiben aut6eil
pep bsn 81, laHen. Pete unb @tepe
trennten 1i9 19teblt@ uno M6pote
tau9te 5tpi1dem ibnen aus benz SCI
fen auf unb ma9te ii@ |4on ferltg,
bon oben auf @tepe gu f4ieben, =
ols cine &u9el bon Pete, Der nod
tpeier oben poito 9efaBt bate, i5m IN
bic 2unge brang, unb er itiir5te! Sebt
liefen bic beiben 8erfolger auf ibn 81.
Mbpote fabte no9mals trampfhdft
na9 leiner 5linte, aber ct tonnte fl
nibt me9r beben. Mtt ptutenbaf<
tenn Stoictsml1s ertpartete ct bann ben
leben Mct. .@arum baft Du bic
Beibm set0btet2" fragte @tepe
bumpf. Plus 5aB," mar bic Nntz
mort bes iterbenoen Seiperaoos, md6z
renb blutiser @duum auf 1einen
blauen 2ippen ftanb, ui4 mubte TOD
ten." SIM nGbiten M>oenblid fubren
5tpei &11seln in feinen Ropf, unb OIL
Les mar borbet> MQes9
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-23

nod baau am ielben Sage, I'm BIZ
Sanb Der iuneen Mmeritansrtn aal'
@isbert bate bies M(orssns eetba1l'
Nincent pGbrenb tbes Nadmtttags.
0as innas Mabden bate io>ppbl ben
etnen tpis ben arIoerenY eperber briist.
betnube i6nDos abselpieIen, iniSem iie
auglei9 nt9t bic serineite 9offnllnn
auf cine SinnesGroerun9 lieb. eShr
8d9elb mar b~efinitip ge'pe1sn, bag
muBte ii9 Sober ia9en, 1otpie ou1,
baB lie muir tbren Sppft-obsr Spor1
= nit j6nen eetriebm babe.
Mls 0incent, nad}osm ct i4oa IN
Sort 8eosb etras ausglebte Dem
tbeuren aber idle4ten Ghampa"ner
i'm Sotel Union ausefproden Bate
Mbenbs bolbberauidt nah benz &C.
meiniuman 8lodbaus 3uriidtebrte,
pralIte CT entIebt 3uriid auf oer
S4peue. Mitten auf benz 8oben BEG
aroBen Ralumes lag bic 2ei@e tsines
Rameraben. @isbert batte 1l6 nit
benz Mepolper ben &opf aeriamettert.
Gin Sabr 1pdter bieb es in Sori
8eoeh Der ilrnse gngldnber babe lid
gu SOB. %setrunten. limb 10 pars
audi.
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so Sabre icacnSreiher 3Ddtt8 :eit.

Dim %. Mai I9loB bic 9eutide
@e1eq{9aft BON Seem Orleans ihr so.
81 196ftsidbr ab unb bamtt Elm ball
bes Sabrbunoert urfopfernben Wirz
TENS i'm 9ienite ibes 9eut1@thums
unb Der 9umanttdt. Mbgeieben bon
eini9en &ir9engemeinDen unb 5tpei
2pgen 1T bic Deut'@e @eIeQ14aft Der
ein3iee beutf9e @erbano, mel4er bic
pe4{elpplen @9tdi ale Der leBten tu11f
seyd6rasbnte iiber1tamben hat unb lih
beute nod zines ge1t9erten 8eftanbes
unb 3iemli9 siinftieer Nusiihten fur
bic 3utunft erfre1t; Der bic f4peren
53eiten bes 8urgertrieges, bic @elbfiez
Der : Gptbemien unb mas, tpie Der
8rGiibent !6anno Deiler in {etner
Te1i9rift berporbebt, mod l@limz
mer lit, bic beutlde uneintgtett iiegz
reid iibermunpen \ba1, 10 bab bic
Geut19e @eiea1&aft ii@ bic bauernz
be ,pnb anisitige unteritiibung bes
DeutldJabums ertparb, peldes erz
tannte, Ibab bieier @erein niht Ell
mem mpmentanen 8ebiirfntfe ober Ell
ner 2aune bes Mugeubltds iein gnt@
fteben perbantte, 1onoern bab berielz
Re cine ern]te permanente Mi1iion .au
erfluen bat. Die 9euti4e Sci en-
1&aft tpurbe gu elmer 3ett gegriinbet,
no bic s. tli@en !9afenitGbte Stem
Oorf, Ybtlobelp9ta uitp. nod tetne
Observation-Disclosures nit Dem We>
item |bes 2anbes beiaben, unb baher
Saul enbe oeuti der Gtntpanberer
iGbrli@ in Seem Orleans 1anbeten,
um u,tf bem @ampfem |bes MiRihipz
pt na9 benz Me ten gu reifen. Die
Geutf@e @eienfdaft perfolste ben
3tped, bic na6 Qanoer, bef4merlieher
@eersi1e amgetommen, ni4t acclimaz
THIRTEEN, ber 2unoesfpra9e unb Ter
@erbdltniKe u~ntunbi9en 2unosleuts
gu empfangen, ibnsn NIT &atb uno
Slbat bsiauiteben unb tie por geut}z
fenQof en- Musbeutern gu 14iten,
|benen, bic in Der @tabt bleiben mpQ>
ten, 10 peit btes mD90i@ mar, Mrbeit
gu Hrf@affen unb BEN anberen bic
8ef0rberung na@ bem Snmern unter
m0gli9it eiinitigen 8eoinsungen gu
beiorgen. @on tpelbem l1mfange biez
ie Mrbeit mar, erbe1t aug Der Sbatfa>
@e, bab I'M Sabre 1854 aQetn iiber
10000 Deurde in SEEM Orleans
Ganbeten unb baB bic @eie1i4aft in
ben finf3tg Sdbren ibres 8eitehens
100000 beufi@er @tntpanberern tire
6iiriorge gu Sbetl tperben lteb. uno
als NIT bem Musbru@ bes &rieges
lrrb Iber Musbebnluug bes @ifenbabnz
1ebes bic @imtpardberunog iiber Netp
Oraanns aufb0rte, fano bic @efeQz
f@aft Elm nelles rei@es 5elb tbrer
SbGtigteit i'm tber Notwithstanding
urb Der l1nteritiibung Mitteuoier.
leber $4,000 Deu59en bat tie Mrbeit
per1@affm t0nrer urpb $4,000 BAT
lie fir Bile @rhaltung abres Bureaus
un1lo unter 1tuBungsgeloer berdusadDt'
Yrof. 9etler bate nit bieler Miihe
unb Sorefalt cine ge,aue @ei@i6tt
ber 9eut1@en @efeqi9aft perfaRt,
mel@e gelegentltrh ber Teier als 5eitz
banb erf@ienen 1T; bic erfte Muflage
lift BEL benz 8rarbe Der Druderet bel
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unb 9err 9eiler fdb iid Ibaber gez
s0tbigt, einen Na@brud %an5uprbnen,
tpel4er iebo6 no@ re@t5eitig ferttq
tpl1rbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-23
Mer liebt etnen M1rber?

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itralten, er7hien neult4 bus foloenbe
turiofe Snferat: sd tpiinf4e NIT
elmer @efte Ia bobp Of tporfbtppers)
in Werbinbung gu treten bic etnt11
M1rber bermaBen ltebt, baB lie 1etne
8efTerung unb Rettuns Nberbei3ufabrer
fu@t!" 80
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-06-23

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bergen als lteblten Sport trieb. limb
bias tpar i9abe, benin has fiibrte gu
benz gan3en unbetl, pon benz man
nod beute man@mal i'm Sort 3eoQ6
fpri@t. sic brau@te tbre Seufelsz
finite 10 sei&idt unb 10 unpurteiiia.
6ub 1t4 jeoer ber beiben jumgen 2eute
fir ben 8esinitigtem 9ielt. Mber obz
pobl @isbert fppobl tpie @incent bies
1ider unb feft annubnn, berr1@te bod
cine bittere @ifer1u@t amif@en ibnem.
3uerit beitrebte ii@ nod jeoer bon If
men, bas ben Mnberen ni9t merfen gu
1aFen, aber als emit @isbert uner=
tparikt allf etnem Spa3territt @tncent
in 8eeleitun9 ber 1@Dnen MiB Muub
o~ngetroffen batte, nmb als @tsbert
ban4r ben 5reuno 3ur &ebe 9efteQt
unb babel BON ber iungem Damt Bel
ibrer @ornamen sepro@en batte, ba
sab's feline M0glibteit oer@ eritellune
mdbr. 8eibe 1ebten inbe1en lnperz
BRO fen ibre Merbuns fort Sic batz
ten ii& ertunbtet uab gefunben, bab
MiB Maub IN jeoer 8e3iebung eine
quite, tpenn. audi serabe feline 9lGn3enz
6e partbie tpar, umb baB ibre Tamiz
lie in Mlabama gu ben er1tem unb aa1z
geidbeniten 3diblte.
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BEN beiben Sreumben tur3, unb mil
Mufmonb aler mDsliden Rriegsliit
INN benz Mnbern biefe M5fi4t gu per:
beimliden, bielt AUDI jeoer bon i9neri
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-14
woNEN's wAGRa

Carrie Chapman Cat, New York: For
some time the New York Legislature has
been considering the charter OF Greater
New York. This charter IS the produc-
ton of a commission OF gentlemen APP
pointed for the purpose and called the
charter commission. After II left their
hands, It must perforce be ratified by the
legislature, which also has the power 70
amend 1t. For some time the legislature
has been kept busy with hearings and
memorials presented by those not salts
fled with tts provisions. Among the
most interesting Of all the petitions pre-
scented Is one from tho New YORK Clty.
school teachers. under the heading OF
"The plain statement about the salaries
OF the women teachers OF New York
City" Among other things It said:
There are In the city OF New York 1000
teachers and 256 principals Of schools. or
these. only 300 are men. They are the
most poorly paid employees OF our city
government, this in spite OF the fact that
they are educated women upon whom Is
Imposed the sacred trust of properly tn
s;ructlrg the youth OF our great cltv.
To sum up, there are In our schools to-
day l,3i7 teachers who receive less than
the poorest paid elevator boy IN the city
service $500, 2,1lS teachers who receive
less than the street-sweeperA Hl2O), 2,4l1
who receive less than the stable men OF
the health departmnt $3.50, and not one
of the 1000 women teachers receives %
much az the stable foreman OF the street
cleaning department. Not one OF the
women principals receives as much as is
paid to the police scrRcants or to the
foreman Of hook and ladder company.
Under these circumstances the teach
1lUtF la Hf A
lea, do not feel that they are asking too
much when the petition the legislature 70
cnact law that no teacher should be
paid n less sum than 5000 year, nor
shall any teacher after ten years expert
cnce receive less than $500 and that the
salaries Of the women principals shall
be increased by the addition Of $3.50 each
year until they have reached the limit,
$500.