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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-24
ISLANDERS REVOLT.

Natives os the Mar hall Group Rebel
Against Excessive Taxation by Frouch-
men.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. %. The arrival
of the steamer GaliIee from Tah ii
shows that another country is in the
throes of war. The islanders on the
Marshall group have thrown defiance
ct France and all the forces at the
command of the governor Of the is sands
have proved of no avail against the
natives. The villages Of the latter
have been destroyed, their crops
burned, their strorgholds in the mills
have been shelled, aud their dead can
be counted by the hundreds.
The natives have been growing and
grumbling for long time past. They
asserted that the taxes were too heavy
and finally refused to pay when called
upon. Those on the main group were
soon brought to terms, bat the men on
Raate and the adjacent islands held
out, and when the Gailee sailed from
Papepe, the men, women and children
had retired TO he bills and were keep
ing up desultory warfare
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-24
CANE ROMRARDED.
War S ips of the european Powers Pou
Shot and Shell on Christians In II Cretal
Town.

War S ips of the european Powers Pour
Shot and Shell on Christians in Cretan
Town.
CANEA. Feb. 22.--The ultimatum of
the admirals to Col. Vassos was against
hi, attacking Canea. 1t apparently did
not forbid him from marching into the
interior of the island, where Col. Vas
SOS purposes to occupy several strateg
points. One report states that the MI,
matum declared that ii the Gre k
troops or the insurgents approached
any nearer to Canea than they were
the fleets would She'd them, but if they
were qu.et tuey would be permitted tc
land foot
Col. Vases replied that he did not
intend t. ttNcG tanea or the flags OF
the powers. He would remain on the
deiens We until he was attacked. Mt.
witt t ,ndllg this assurance, fighting
took place sunday on the hills to the
east OF the town. The combatantS
who were CIR tan Christians and Mus,
sulman% only, We're in pain view rom
the sh ,pS n The harbor.
The reply of The Mussulmans to the
fire of the Christians was very feeble
and it could easily be seen that they
would be compelled to abandon their
positions if the Christians pressed them.
Their gun practice was 50 very poor
that IL eXctri ridlcule on board the
ships. The main position of the Chris.
tiuns was in name on the ridge ol
the n.ils, where they had hoisted the
flag OF Greece. This position was about
400 yards from tht war ships At 4:3l
the A,g suip displayed signal, or the
Dryad. llarrier and REVENGE and one
vessel eaea y the ltanaa German and
Russian ,quadrons t. o>-n tire on the
Cretan position. The order WAS quickly
complied with.
The British vessels fred 40 shells
and the other vessels about 80. The
aim of the gunners was very good, and
it was soon seen that the position OF
the insurgents was becoming untena
BILE. In about ten minutes the Greek
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-24
A PLACE IN TIE c eINET.

Hon. James A. Gary, of Maryland, is Ohfred
and Accepts high Office from Mai. Me-
Knley.
CANTON, o., Feb, 20. Two important
bits + political news were developed
here Friday. One is that James A.
Gary, of Baltimore, has been offered
and has accepted a position in Maj
McKin,ev's cabinet The other is that
]. j. McCoolS, of New York who is
being favorably considered by Maj
Mckinley in connection with Il cabinet
position has not been offered port
folio, and i, he does become member
of tine cabinet it is not absolutely GER
tain that he will be the attorney gen
eral or that Mr.. Gary will be made
postmaster general This is upon high
authority.
When the final cast of the cabinet is
made it may seem well to the presi-
dent-elect to transfer eX-Gov. Long,
whom he has fixed upon for the navy
department, to the department OF JUS
tice, leaving the navy portfolio FOR II
New York man or for Mr.. Gary in case
1t is decided to give New York the post
Office department Maj Mckinley has
known Mr.. Gary for 10 years and has
long deemed him one of the foremost
business men of the south.
Mr.. Gary, who came to Canton Fri
day morning by invitation of the presl'
dent-elect. at 2 p. M. a few moments
before his departure for the east, made
this announcements:
Maj Mckinley has rendered me
portfolio in his cabinet. While it was
not definitely settled which one. | am
assured it will be one which | can ac
cept." The understanding is that Mr.
Gary will be postmaster general. AS
he is not lawyer, he cannot be attor
ney general which is the only Other
portfolio unprovided for.
BALTIMORE Feb. 2O-James Albert Gary
probable postmaster general in Mckinley
cabinet, is II wdely-known man of Bat orr
and has been prominent n republican politi"
since 1870 when he was nominated for congress
In the Fifth aryland district. IN lS,J the re
pubicanS nomirated~hm for governor Tn
state was hopolossly democratic and Mr. Gar
failed Of election. He has been Mary AM
delegate to every national conve ton OF h
party since 1872, and from 1880 10 la repre-
sented his state upon the republican natlona
committee
Mr.. Gary was born in UncaSville, Conn, 4
1883 In business he has been hi"hly success
full He owns valuable cotton duck mills an
is also largely interested in business corpora
tions in Baltimore and vicinity, For scvora
years he WAS president OF the Merchants an
Manufacturer association and is row vic
president q the Consolidated Gas o. and vie
preSid nj of the Cit 2ens natiO1al bank
also holds directorsnips in several other OF
PanizntiNnS.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-24
EN3LAND's CONSENT.

German Statesmen Tell Senator Wolcott
t,i,t Il }!ust be Obtained Before Calling
Monetary Conference.
BERLIN, Feb. 32,--Senator Wo.cott,
of Co orado, who has been visiting Ber-
In in tue interest OF bimetallism. has
left very lG rDtab.c impression here
with al, Of the officials, financiers and
others with w ON he came in contact
Des lie the negative aspect which the
scmi-oiiicial press gives to the results
of Mr.. Wolcott's mission, it is known
that he obtained a full discussion of
the question Of sumnoning an inter-
national monetary con erenca. In his
interview with Prince Ilohenlohe
and Baron Marschul Won BieberStlin
both ministers advised him that the
condition of his Obtaining the cooper.
alton Of Germany in calling an inter
national conference was that he obtain
the assent Of England to such a meet
ing. Mr.. Wolcott had already obtained
the consent of France and so informed
the ministers.
The senator had very interesting
inter Jew with DR.. Miguel, the Prus
sian minister Of finance, who told Mr.
Wolcoll that he was sometimes in
favor o. bimctallsm and sometimes
inclined towards gold standard, as
the circumstances warranted. DIR
iquel held that the questions for auc
against blnetalism could not be an
swered absp utcly, as they involve,
political as well rs economic considera
tiD,,c
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-24

C>NyiEI d, o.. Feb - the Mahoning
county infrmary, situated two miles
northwest Of this village. WIS brrne
to the ground Saturday night. Fre
was discovered in the mems depart.
ment about 1870 o'c' ocli and had already
got well under way, The infirmary as
wall as the VILLAGE of Canticlu is most
wholly without fire prote, tion, and
nothing could be done to save the
buildings. There were 235 inmates in
the institution and all but one, William
Hartzell, escaped. liartzell was ere
mated. Neighboring farmers sheltered
the homeless people. Loss $50, 900; in
susdnce S3l, 800
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-24
DEADLY GASOLINE.
Appalling Result of an Attempt to Kindle
n Fire Herewith Eight People Burned,
Four Fatally.

Appalling Result of an Attempt to kindle
u Fire Herewith Eight People Burned,
Four Fatally.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 20.--An attempt tc
start Il fire in a cook stove at No. 669
Canal street, resulted in "a terrible ac'
cident Friday morning in which eight
persons were terribly burned, fourIb-
tally. The following is the list of the
injured;
John Sterzellec % years old, frigh fully
burned all over the DO ~. Died last night
Victoria Sterzellec, years; body terribly
burned Diei-last night
Agnes Sterzellec. years; frightfully burned
about the body. win die.
Jacob Sterzeuec, A. years; badly burner
about the head ana hands. Will recover.
Mrs. Jacob Sterzcllec, q years: seriously
burned about back, shoulders and fac win
recover
Albert Jerno, "a years burned on face nnc
ears. Not serious
Joseph Jergo. 4i years; burned about face
and ears Not serious
John Sterzellec, Q months old; burned abou
the legs and neck VIII die.
The place where the awful accident
happened was the home of Jacob Ster,
zellec. The building was one-story
frame shanty of two rooms, In these
rooms lived Jacob Sterzellec and wife,
their three children; John Sterzellec
brother of Jacob Sterzellec; Albert
Jerno, father OF Mrs. Sterzellec, anC
Joseph Jergo boardCr.
7 r 10, ,tvh;nh ~
the cook stove. slept Jacob Ster2cllec
wife and children, and John Sterzel
lee and Albert Jerno, while JergO SLEPT
in the other room. This economy il
living room was the result of poverty
all the men being Polish laborcrs, whC
have been unable to secure steady
work.
Friday morning, while the other:
were asleep, John Sterzellec arose anC
started to build fire He fl led thu
stove with wood and then began t,
pour coal oil from can on the wood
1t is presumed that there were liv'
Goals in the stove left from the nigh
before, for Immediately there was /
terrific explosion, and Sterze.Iec wa
hurled across the room. Burning oi
was scattered all over the room, an(
the bedclothing of the two beds ant
the habv's cradle was set ON fire, BE
fore the parents or chi dren could re
cover frdap the first effects OF the eX
plosion and make any effort to escape
they were surrounded by flames Th,
neighbors were aroused by the screams
of the family, and they, together will
number OF worlingmen entered th'
house and eXtinguishcd the fire.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-24
Mr.. M,cook. OF NEW YORK.

He IL Coming to Canton and VIII Likely
Return with Cabinet Portfolio In His
Pocket.
CANTON, Feb. 22.-Maj. Mckinley has
recovered his health and in the coArse
ot week VIII be better and stronger
4Aan ever He put the finishing touches
10 his inaugural address on Saturday
md did good deal of work o, a pub. e
and persona nature. He had one caller,
Senator Pritchard, of North Carolina,
who came to suggest Col. James E.
Boyd, OF his state, for cabinet port
folio
Gov. Bradley, of Kentucky, and
i Shop Walden. of Cincinnati, were the
only callers upon Mr.. Mckinley Sunday.
GOV Br1dey took dinner with the
president-eect lie left, for Cleveland
in The a ternoon to have talk with
NJ lrk Hanna.
~, Hanna is expected here on Tues
day and there will be several other
prominent visitors in Canton this week.
Col. j. }. McCooil, of New York, will
PROBABLY be one Of them, and if he
comes he is Likely to be offered
cab net portfolio. His appointment ha.
not yet been decided upon, but tho
chances are that lie will be the New
York man in Maj, McKinley's cabinet
Nj McCoot will not be attorney gen
eral The belief here is that he wi.
be aivcD the portfolio of the interior
department. James A. Gary, of Bal
t,moI will be po ,maSter general, To-
there is no disposition to snilt ex-Gov
Long, OF Massachusetts, from the nav
| department, a result of this ar
rangcment JUDGE McKenna. of Cali
] fornia. will be the attorney general.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-24

nag was haued down ana as SOON as II
disappeared the order cease firm
was given and the guns OF thc fleet IN.
red atciy b came silent. TA,reJpon
the Il ir was a%lin aoisted on its sttf
ThcIo lis in t vie nifty were crowd d
with r. ans. Thu MussuImans, en-.
CORA ed and embollened by the as.
sistance that had been given to them
by tie fleets of Christian Europe now
beg "a lively fusillade ON the Creta1s,
VINO were engaged in remov!~g ,hoj!
wounded
Tue Christians were evic u5'v dis.
piri ell by the acti' n of Il fee md
madA roattempt to return t..t fire. The
acton o. the foreign war SHIPS has
caused the deer est ndignatioa here
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-24
NnrrowIy Isseaped orcmatIon.

BRADFORD Pa, Feb. 92-The build.
ing on East Main street occupied by
John Valally as grocery and dwelling
house caught fire Sunday morning and
several persons had narrow escapes
from being burned to death. Valally
lived on the first floor and was
awakened by smoke. He seized his
younger sister and dropped her out Of
window and with another sister in
his arms escaped from the building.
James Dominick and wife occupied the
second story Dominick smashed in a
window and dropped his wife and
baby to the ground, a distance of %
faft.'
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-24
FARMERS

and others can save money by insuring
in the old time-tried, fire-tested Ohio
Insurance Agency. 1t represents over
$l00000,000 of assets, has large surplus,
writes the latest and most liberal forms
of policies, insures both farm and city
property. writes either cash or mutual
policies, also issues tornado policies.
Rates low, losses promptly paid Be
fore insuring, call on or address the
manager, Jos Binehower, Wellington,
Ohio.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-24
Exiled Haron Suicides.

DETROIT Mich, Feb 20-Baror
Francis Van Oeyen, OF Bavaria, was
found dead kriiaY at his some. he hav'
ing comm TIED ,meiJe by taxing NOR
phine. While itaaRlry officer n the
service Of the king of bavaria, The
baron became involved with reyolu
tionary agitators and fed to thi, coun
try in lS5j, afterwards being disin
herited. He married a German gir
in Baltimore, and while iiving in Lima
o., lost three children and his wife
went insane This n stortune made
him misanthropic.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-24

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 20.-A statement
of the financial cond tion of the state
treasury OF Nebraska shows that eX.
State Treasurer j. $ Barley repub'
lican, has deficit staring him in the
face of over $50, 900. Coupled with this
is a little item of S2T,01t which ex.
State Auditor Eugene V Moore, alsc
republican, needs to accom- Tor in or
der to balance his books Mr. BARLEY
is the victim OF a too lenient policy in
assisting his fir ends in financial way.
Mr.. Bartley. dep sited large sums OF
money in various stgfe banks to help
them through the crisis. Several Of
these failed
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-24
WHEELING 5 LAKE ERIE.

Inauguration Of President-elect Nc
Kinley, March 4. Excursion rates to
Washington, D, c., March 1, 2 and 3, re-
turning not earlier than March Amor
ater than MarchS. See agent for par
ticulars.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-24

make the following statement. When
Senator Sherman resigns to enter the
cabinet of Presid ut Mckinley will
appoint to succeed him Hon. Marcus A,
Hanna, of 60, ahogu county. to serve
until his S, lessor is chosen by the
SeYentv-th.l general assembly of the
state. | trust this action will meet
with the pproval of the people,
ASA S. BUSHNELL.
Gov. Bushnell said last night that he
would be a candidate for nomination
for governor before the republican
sta e convention this year and FOR that
alone. He would not be candidate
fol election to the senate next year
prouabiv never would The governor
aid he had not reached the decision to
pppoint Mr.. Hanna suddenly. 1t had
Deen IN his mind for several weeks,
but it was his idea that he ought not
to publ ely announce his intention un-
til the vacancy Xi ,Jtd. Gov Bushnell
secuted tle idea tnut he had been in
duced To appoint Chairman Hanna by
Jle Iac. l db NcOTpc ID. ooA' VI NihClu-
natl. hid declared Tor him. Gov. Bush
nell sa he considered that the dis
tinguished serv ces of Mr.. Hanna to
the party and the standing of Senator
Sherman in the party-the latter hav-
ing asked that Mr. Hanna be appointed
to succeed him--made it incumbent
upon him to bestow this honor as he
had determined to do.
State Chairman Charles L. Kurt2
was aslledif he indorsed the governors
action. His answer was: 81 have moth
ing at all to say about it.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-24
ROBES AND GLOVES.

Call and see S. II. Runyon when you
want Robes and Mittens, he does all
kinds Of tanning and dying, also makes
all kinds of Gloves and Mittens, at
very low Prices
S. IL. Runyon,
Wellington, Ohio.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1897-02-24

German Statesmen Tell Senator Woicott
t,rht It }.ust be Obtained Before Calling
II Monetary Conference.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-12

- 9r1itett unb Daumeiiter 6. y.
9eers bat ben plan fur Yat. Me9ales
neaer Rsiieenj ansefertist. .
- Infer Stappater j.. 9ani@en Be-
finbet ii4 gu unierm Yeibmeien nod
INNER auf Der &%rantenlilte.
- Oie @rabirarbeiten ant Court
buussSquare iino bereits III uoQem
@anse.
- 0eute, mor9em uno dbermorsen
resieren bic seitrensen 9erren Gismdns
ner @antratius, Seruatius unb Sonis
faj,us.
- Grant {. Goriter aus Sisel unb
fri. Sopbia Seifert aus Wtilfore, W.
s. Sold aus prairieuiQe unb SRI. @ms
ma MoQ aus 9ome, iouie Wti@ael
6uiras aus xeauenmortb unb SRI. Nnnie
@unoerman aus Sleepp Gpe erbielten
int Yerlauf Der %uersansenen Wo9e 9eis
ratbss 2icen3en %ausseitelt.
- Der S9ulratb bat in ieiner seitern
Mbenb absebaIteneu Veriammluns bic
iammtli9en iesisen 2ebrer unS 2ebrers
innen an ben 0ffentli@en Sdulen, NIT
Musnabme pon Tbos. s. Sappe aaf elm
ueiteres Sabr eusasirt. Nn SteQe bes
2etteren purbe .. @ruienborf anSes
felt. WeBbalb 9err Sappe, ber i@on
felt elmer lansen &eibe BON Sobren gu
ausemeiuer 3ufrieoenbsit beuti@en l1n>
terridt ertbeilte, einem uerbdltniBmdBis
iunsen unb I'M l1nterri@ten nod uners
fabrenen Manne meiden muBte, ruiro 9e>
mfg far @ielen elm @dtbiel ieim.
Die Citizens Bant pom Mem l1lm
perborst @elb auf cultiuirtes Garmlano
auf ldnsere 3eit gu nieorisem 3insfuB.
Nbbe3 ablunsen t~6nnen, uenns emani@t,
idbrli@ sema@t weroen.
Die @obamaHsr>S aiion lit nuns
mebr in pollen @an9e, unb mer etmas
@utes in bieler 8e5iebuns baben mill.
Der sebe gu @. @ibner. b
@esen 9%arnabftuB wdbrenb bes
S@lafens sebrau@e man Dr. 6. Det>
@eons "Anti Diuretic". 9ilft ioiort,
iomobl bel &inbern ME bel @rmo@ie>
men. gu baben in Nnbrew s. Gditeins
Mpotbete, New ulm, Minn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-12
@unotrbare Grfolge.

Ginem 8rieie &eo. s. @unbermanns
uon Dimonba1e, Mi@., entnebmen mir:
sd 30sere ni@t, Dr. Sings neue @nt>
bcduns gu empfeblen, ba meme Trau
bamit 9eraoe3u munberbare Grfol9e
bate. Nls i'd Paitor Der Baptiiten>
tir@e in @iuers Sunction mar, betam
meme Trau mad einem @rippeanfaQ
2unsenent3anbuns. fir Stunben bate
iie bic fur@tbarite 9uitenanfdue nit
MUIR turSen unterbre@unsen, unb f@ien
IS ni@t iiberitebsn gu 't0nnen. Yin
Treunb empfobl Dr. Sings Neue Gnt>
oeduns, mel@e i@neq unb CUR 3ufrie>
benbeit beilte." 1robeflai@en bel ..
81. Often. @ew0bnli@e Tlal@en
so Cts. unb 81.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-12
Gin popmldrer 9ommerattf,
enthaIt.

,2ate Bart 3otel" bel Gate Mthne>
tonta 1T elmer ber populdriten Eouriiten=
Neiorte in Minneiota. DaiIelbe Tam
innerbalb elmer balben Stunbe uon Min>
r,eapolis aus errei9t ,uerben, unb 3uar
laufsn bic 3i9e mad bortbin init tur3er
l1nterbre4una. Beoienuns unb @om>
fort iinb unabertreffli@. @utes Gii@en,
8ootfabren unb 8aben. Das 3otel
uirb am "a. SUM fir bic Saiion er>
6ffnet. @esen poler Snformation unb
einem bibid iQutrirten Yompblet mems
be man ii@ an q. 8. Cults, Gen.
Ba6. & Gidet Msent Der 81. & ct. &.
@iienbabn, Minneapolis. Mmn. 16
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-12

Derbinanb groue bat cine 240
Mder Qanb entbaltsnbe Garm n0rbIi4
BON Gairfar an Paul @lbre9t psreauft.
Seit bic Yriden iibcr ben Miunes
iotas GluB wisosr paiiirbar iino, balten
bic Yaiiasier;use Der Minneapolis u
ct. Qouis Yabn unterbalb Triti4es
Sdlu@t nidt mebr an.
9. Debnte & 60. beablidtisen,
am /. Suui ibr Rleibersei9dft pon
8Si1's @ebduoe na9 oeren 9auvtitore
neben Der Dromn County gant Su per:
le9en.
- Mat. Siebenbrunner bat bas fri:
Der ais S4miebe benutte @ebdube neben
ieiner @irtbi9aft AT @m. DAB uertauft
unb wiro Qetterer feline Wai4inen.
werttatt nod bortbin uerlesen.
- Yoitmeiiter 8ruit bat pom Boit<
Offices epartement aus Waibinaton bic
Na@ri@t erbalten, baB pom l. Sum- an
bic poit iwiiden bier unb @intbrop
bur9 bic minneapolis, Nem ulm &
t5outbweiteru gabn bef0roert werben
plrbe.
- @ouuerneur Glou9b bat ben @rd:
beri@mldunsstas, laut Proclamation,
pom Sonntas ben 80. auf Samitas ben
30. Ueai uerleat. Scr bieiise 9eder>
poiten q. u. g.. bat beBbalb bei@Io0en
bemielben ebenfa1s am Samitas abju>
balten. Die Qroceiiion uerldBt bic
Turnbaue UNI 9 l1br uormittass.
- &ur3 por S@luB Der Tormen erz
bielten mir aus 81. Xouis bic Nadridt,
oaB bic Stem timer &ieSe ben britten
Yreis int 0ereinsturnen in Der eriten
@ruppe, Mbtbeluns = (Giesen BON 10
bis IL Mann) erbieIt. @in3elpreiie
wurben teine erobert, 6rau gilbert Sei>
ter sin9 inbeB ais @rite i'm Declamiren
beruor. mar aber, ba iie ii@ ni9t redts
3eitis gum M,tbewerb semelbet bate, 3u
teinem Breis bere@tist. Die meiiten
Turnfeitbei u@er aus Hew l1lm ueroen
beute 3urld erwartet.
- 8et benz S@ieBen in Der Sdsers>
rube am Sonntas Morsen, Bel wel@em
aui bic resuldre YreiszS @eibe, Manns
S9eibe unb Stanbarb:S 9eibe sei9oi<
fen murbe, ermieien ii@ bic Tolsenoen,
nit ben beisefisten @iusen, ais bic flint
Preisi9eibe: 6. 9%aunitein IT'S,
W. Yfdnoer ST. 1853, $. Gimme 1856,
Sobn ella IA unb Saul WoB al.
Mann> Sdeibe: s.. Gimme 70, Is.
IS, @. Bfdnber 81, Sobn
Yi1a Sc unb Sobn Goberer As. Stan=
barb: 6. 9aueuitein IS. Saul Dog 50,
Sobn ella so, SO. Bfdnber ST. 40 unb
Brandt unb $. MINNIE ieber As.
9uf Der 9reis:S 9e,be Us @inse) unb
@eibe no &in9e) wurben
auf ieber 10 unb auf Der Mann>S 9eibe
go Qinien ODER 8untte),5 @@li1e abse>
seben.
- Die Betimmunsen bes neuen
uno Tii&seieses iino in &lr3e
folsenoe: Die ss}asb auf v1planb Ylos
Der" unb @olben ODER Prairie Plouers
1T pom 4. Suli Bis 81. Ottober; auf
Prairieblbner. %ueiBbrditi9e unb ipits
@rouie, @oobcods unb
pom l.. September bis ].
Nouember; auf Quails, cartridges unb
ruffeb @rouie BON l. Ottober bis l..
Desember erlaubt. cartridges birfen
gu teiner 3eit uertauft merben. @nten,
@dnie unb anbere @o1erposel, l. Sep>
Bis Is. Npril. 9o@wilb, 25.
OCTOBER bis Is. Nouember. @lentbiere
nur pom l. Bis 5. Mopember.
6ii&en 1T seitattet: BaB pom Is.
Mai bis /. Mdr;. Ba1forellen, l..
Mai bis l. September. MQen anberen
l. Mai BIG /. Mdrj.
vBlad Bag" uno Toreuen birfen ni@t
gum @ertauf ausselest merben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-12
3ur Bca6tun9-

Da BET llnter;ei9nete feline @te1ltn9 bel
$. 9ani@en uie6er9ele9t bat, wiro berlelbe
Don iett an aue 9rten Maurerarbeit, bas
8auen pon Giiternen unb Weibmai9en auf
ei9ene &e@nnn9 iibernebmen. @Qe @rbeiten
1perben prompt lnb seruiKenbaft aus9efibrt.
&arl SAT- Ell.
@%ermanirabe, ;mil9en 6. unb z. Noros
ftrabe, Seem ulm, Wfin1. ID
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-12
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mtrb ein ti9tises u1b orbentli9es Dteritz
mabdeu aur 8errt9tun9 BON alsemei!er
@ausarbeit. gtdberes 1T her Office bieies
8lattes.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-12
9u bermicthen

1T oas untere @todmerf BET 90j6ibel
@obuuu9 an Geuterirabe. Na6snfra9el
beim Gisentbitmer
By @eruer Yoe11.