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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22
marAtprrlIt in 81. fouis.
0onnerstaa ben 2I. Ottobe

OonnerSta9 Den 2l. Dtt0oer
8ei5en.-9to. 2 rotber, 95(0- Ro.
3. rutber, 936-c; 9to. 4. 5000
Mais.-9eu. 2 250-c; SEQ. 2.
weiBcr, 23@-c; No. 8. 20 @-c.
Safer.-9p. 2, 2O4 @c; -gfD. 2
ueiBer,-0-c; ND. 3. 18(0-c.
Sfmeine .-0ie 8ertdufe non alien
Splten pariiren stpiI9en 1925 uno
SO. 80 % 1OOfb lebenoie.
9inouieb.- .-Stiere: Sair biz quite i'm
@elui6t BON 1900 Biz 1,6oofb,
.35(04. .95; roube ibwere, $3.50
03.0o; nit Mais eefiitterte, 1 100
bis ,SOOfb i9per, s3.25O4. so;
oetp1bnli9e unb r8utberSSteers"
bis 5u ], ,15Ofb ibner, S3.5o@
4.80 q 100 fb Iebenbie. &lbe
uno &dlber, S9.O0@35.00. adls
ber 5(06c q fb lebenbig.
sdafe. 305c p fb. 2antrner, 33t0
dc p fb lebenbig.
8utser.-5einite 8abnts u. Creamery
Butter, 18(021c; Country Butter
II0I3c p ID.
5ier.-5riI9e 124 y 9useno.
zSamen. -3leeIamen $4.o5 t0
APO . 100 fb; Simptbp $2.5
2.75; Reb Sop Sc. .oO0S.0 90; SKILLET
s.5o@.75; unearifder $500
IS.
| 8ortpffe(n. 45@65c per 8uibel i'm
groaen .55O7oc pom 8agen.
| 3mien, ln.-5o06o per Bufbel.
5eu.-Seniidtes Sc. 6.5o@8.oo; u.
mnthn Sc. .ooG01I.5o; @rdries 0eu
s5. .oo07 90 p Gon (2,o0ofb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22

Spm 8lib eri9la9eu tuuroe plr
lebten Spnntae seabmittae Der an
Der Bailep's Greet in OIaee Guuntr
tupbnbafte Sarmer Subn 6. Nepran.
gr tebrte BON einem 8eiu6e bel
einem gea6bnr beim unb mar 8eraoc
tuieoer bel ieinemglnneIen aneelan9t
ais elm Slibltrabl nie6erfubr uno i'm
Iuuie ben Mau1elel, Den er ritt, aug
enblidli6 tDbtete. Gpronpr NtaBp
bielt am Ntpntne tester g8obe Die 9e-
Iebli6e 2ei9enIbau ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22
onprdii6enten Ser 5taatszllnipers
fitdt pom 11Iifiouri,


6errn 81. $. Seize, erbielten ipir eine
,3uitbrift, trorin bieier beoauert, baB
in Der eeeenmartieen Seiiion berz
1elbsn fein einsi9er Stuoent aus un=
Yerem County pertreten lit, tpahreno
bu9 Der 8cIu6 BON in Columbia
Stubiren6en ilber a6tbunoert Scrip
lien betrdst. 9err Seize erIu6t nns
nun, auf bielen eieentbiimli6en lint
itono auflnerfian su inaben uno
meint, baB oub unier COUNTY ners
treten iein lpllte. Die ulniuerlitdt in
Columbia biete Stubirenoen fpett
mehr ol5 cine anoere 2ebranltalt i'm
Staate uuo unier County iei NIT in-
tellioenten iuneen 0tdnnern uno
Wdoben tppbl uerleben. 8arum
Ipaten bieIe ni9t uDn ben Tortbet-
len prufitiren, Die Der Staat audi
fir iie por9eleben bat?
Infer SenatDr unb unier 9fepraz
lentnnt baben ndmli6 Elm Seoer
oas 8e6t einen 3D9lin9 fir Die unt'
periitdt 5u ernennen, tpoourb otelen
freier llnterri6t uno 5um minoelten
cine militarii6e llniform eelibert
miro. 9lue Separtements Der Unit
perIitdt in Columbia, nit
g(usnabme Der fir Wtilitartpelen,
Itehen ben mannli6en uno iueibli6er
Stubiren0en DHen.
Ser Serbit brinet bdufig Nta9ens
leioen. Or. Nu9uit SDnig'S 9am=
BURGER grppTcn betlt iie i4neH nno
Iiber. Sic beilen ipabreno beS 9nnz
sen Sn6res.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22

Serr @iUium Wcaiulep bat udD~
reno ber Gebtjabri8en 8rdIioentz
IdaIts .Bnblcantpaoue Die Iul8enoe
8emcrtung 9cmodt: rG3 lit melt
beiier Iilr ben nmeritnnilcben 9trbciz
ter, oaB Die QeIcbtulieneu 6abrtfen
uno Nhlbleu geDIfnet tuerOen, ais Die
WtlinSitatten 5u Difnen Sur Hrd9un9
oe8 Silbcr8 Der 9au5en 98elt." @ibi
es beutc SentauO, Der ben ErdlIOen'
ten Mc9inlep fir oieIe 9teuBerunl
9iaen frat?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22
Dernli6te Grben.

Die nn6folgen0 auf9eforoerten
8erIonen DOer beren @r6en DOer Der
,uanbten npllen iib brett OH Ser
mann Mardluurt6, Ge6tsanmalt II.
9eotar, 532 uno 534 8ine StraBe,
Cincinnati, SbiD, penoen, ba 9ttei
mano nuBer ibm 9tuflbluB 9eben
fQnn.
Sermauu MtnrdlpDrtb belOr9t Die
@insiebun9 u0r nn66ennnnten nno
alien Gr6l aalteH pcnmpt uno bilig,
Iteut Die noiD,Isn &Jtlnla0ten aus,
uno ertuugt nae erIoroerli6er 9ez
rid)t,i0en no Tiyblld)en Ootr tie.
oerr MIrotruottb lit buc.5 ieInen
uierSigidGrigeu perIUnliden II. idrift-
lidlen 8erte5r nit ben oeuti6en Grb
! Idaftsoeribten uno 8anten, Iptpte
Iulioe Steuuug, als oer erfabrenite
uno suuerldlIigIte Sertreter in oeutz
Idlen GrbibaftsIa1en anerfannt, uno
UNI iie bei1bigt ibn bieIe geri9tliben
9luffproerungen permiBter @rben 81
erlanoen, uuo in alien beoeutenoen
Uldttern 9lmerifn 8 5u per0hentlihen'
gotsr eenu5ut gs .tity; Ystsr on5 aOi''Sris0
| yulImtter. ,SgtaS aus Stetnmauern
| gurfln rot SlIiiI5 . rmaRH aus Saielin9en
| GiIia S1euro 9toam Shrtt pb 5Sritori9. Solonhd
Sproiheu perch RehI. 9bilipp Satob. Sohn, auuo
Qathariua SbrlftopD iSrtenrtn. SolH SIatoo Sdt91'
rind 3orothea. 8e9iEs 5rifoeTits. 5ohn 5aton
Iriberits 9hriftine 2orotefc uHo joPH 6rIsotIo
Gtetf. GbriItops aus eaaseuau
1Fultts, 4ntou dus grduts
SSris. sSpbu aus SuI5bod1 9R
Sosraen .gngsIs. S5ohu aus StsiHbsr9
6rossbaus. aooIp9 WSuttbdens aus GuttHgsn
Seiuide GrbEn Don 5uitao aSclph
. Greb W Gliir NIB eto5n 6eor9 aus 1oesta9
aonnenbers. ebriitop5 Jrisbrtn SsrmaHu OIL
Srob9Rotleu
aol,Id GI6en pou 9arI
QrirnmeI atb 2ts Sprtftiun aus @6IHgen
Sob. SSobn Suorpis aus QrensteIo
Saosn Srbeu uoH Gmllie
2nmps1i. Ssors Soisph ans Obtrslsba1
) Waooe abolps aus Berlin. aussbI IN 6erLIouoiun
Storila
T aiehI, s,obu eorI auauft ous 2issuis
9laegeIe AIsranoer, SeiHrt9 uHo 4dosr OIL
Nehsr. antrnte aus NnnDsrIinssH
9isptrhpif Serbarb Saufsn uRo Sobu Sanfsu al
s6mtbt Grbeu oou auua RoFan eeb zrautmaH
CONNER Grbeu bon Oscar Retrbolo
n Scrpeoer @pttIteb aus 6ernigerOoe
= S6peuh. sSrIebrid ans 9tnglin9tH
Q Snwio, ReiAhare aus GtHsoou
>, Shoeier, QatbarEne aus @tmmitHaeu
u S4iaine. Sobu Eopio RiibeIm aus Rsnsuitaot
e gid Ghrifttnn ans grodeHhftm
Stshfe Artou aus 6oGeasuseu
SigeI Ghrlfftau aus GbsTfttnteIo
IInf5Io t5eorq aus UIm. oH9ebI IN Gan SrftDH
= gaGentin. Gloub uub Dtnrtbo eCra ais Strit
augetl In Stem 9ort
gDoI5 s}ohu aus Rpbr
, gpie6mauu. sJoieph aus Retttgb0ten
-, 2iubors GmiIie Caroline AIbertIne uno %eloi
GSorie 5rleAerife ans SEmmta.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22

Ger Bcri1t oe3 82uerat g 9oItmeiz
Iters, ruetdcr Ocntndcbit bent %rditz
benteu uuterbreitet tueroeu 10 irb,
seiat, ouB Der YOltoieuit Inr Oas uer=
uerIluIieuc 5i8taliabr Elm 3eii5it oDn
ruuo eff Wduiuneu Dollars auf5utueiz
fen bat, bier NtilliUnen ntebr, ais ie
suuur. Qte i6le6teu 3eiteu limb
nah 9luIi6t oc8 germ @arD an oiez
tent uueewDGuli6 BUbeu 9efi6it
Shu(o oemeicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22

= gSeil feline eetrennt oun ibnt
lebenbe 5rau ii6 tpeieerte, tpieoer
nit i6m sulanmensuleben, feuerte
ant Samstne in ct. 2puis Der 26
Sabre alte Yianotimmer 5rant .Sans
nisan mebrere S6iilie auf Die 5rall
ab, tuel6e ieou9 teblsineen. aui
iagte ii6 5anniean our De-. Augen
oer unoeriD5EiidJ,.i 6..vei fugefn i'll
ben 2eib, mas ben SOB sur Sulge
| hattie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22

9teienieen, tpel9e 9lauben, DaB
9rDniid1e 9iarrbue niGt gu furiren
lit, iolIten lelen mas 9err 3. 8.
@riibum BON @nors Wias, 2o., bar
uber gu ioeen bat: SD babe an Der
9rDnii9en 9iarrtDe felt benz &riege
eelitten uno alIe SDrten Mteoiainen
bafiir eebraud]t. 3ulebt fano ib
Elm Mtittel, bas MIDI furirte, uno oaS
mar Gbamberlain'S GOlic,z GbDleras
uno Diorrboe 9eilmittel." Nlan
fam iicb tets auf bieIe Wteoi5in fiir
gplic, gbulerasMurbus, Die &ubr
unb 9iarrbue nerlaiien. Sic lit an
eenebm uno nerIaet ME eine Sur.
25 uno so Gents 5laiben 5u baben
BON @alfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22
Mnhe Gmiahine

= 9tabe @aisoiIle, ct. 2puis
County, tuurbe am Spnntas 9t6eno
Der 22idbrise Senrp &iefer bur9
einen 54uB in ben &iiden eetDbtet.
Der 15 Sabre alte 9te9er 9tuoreiu
Griffin bebauptet, baB er einen &e4
pplper veinibieBen" tuuIIte uno baf
ubue ieine N6iidt Die &ueel Den aui
Der 2anSitrase eebenben &iefer, ber
er pum @ebiilp aus ni6t fab, eetrof
fen babe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22

Nn6 linotrem SicDtbum lit amt
lebten Sunnta9 G9orle3 U. 9ana,
SerauSaeber uuo 8eoafteur Der
,Mem gurt Sun" aus bem2ebeu 9ez
Ihieocu. ,Su ibm perliert Die nu9loz
ameritnuii6e Suurnaliitif eiuen ibrcr
Iabioiten uuo idnei0i9iten, aber audi
6iiiiglteu %ertreter. g8abrer0 ieiner
iuurnaliitil6eu 2aui6nbn mar CT nit
0em r&orburp (WtaiiD 9arbinget"
lpGter nit Der 9teu OOrt Sribune,
init bent yGbica9u 3epublicau" unf
sulebt nit Der ygteiu Yurt Sun" per-
tniipIt, Die er 5u eincm einfluBreibel
unb prufitablen Slatte nadte. 9luB
eroem CAB CT nit George 0tipleD oil
9ten american Gpclopneoia beranS
elm 8ert, ba8 eruBcn @riplg bate
BON 1862 bis 1865 Itano erim Sien
BET 8eaieruue uuo fungirte Die bel
ben lebteren SnDre ais 9lliSfrie0S
Ietretar uuter benz neutrality-suspicious.
minilter @omin Wf. Stantpn. 81
Serltprbene mar s. 9lu8uIt 1919
9linsoole, &c. g., 9ebOren uno bat Il
nit elm glter BON nidt 9au5 7S SOL
rem errei6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22
a5er1,t1,,,, astn Grrttun, ne1t 90 Ostnter. 1892,
2lus 4bineIanS.

= 9as iiineIte &inb bes Serrn
Sen. @rotetpiel itarb am 8ienstag
lebter @ocbe i'm sarten 9llter BON 19
Waonaten uno tpuroe am Ntittruod
nuf benz fatbl. &ir9bofe in Storfen'
burg beerbiet.
= 0ie Gtarfenbureer &irmes
uirb am 0pnnerstae ben 27. B. Ntts,
obeebolten tper6en. Sebermann il
freunoli9lt our 8etbeilieuus einge-
laoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22

Cine fur5e 2eioens9eI6i6te. Cine
@rfGltune, SernacbldiIi9ung, 2una
9enentSiiuoune, Srauer. 9Senr
6ulep'S Sunep & Sar eebrau6t rupr
ben mare, 10 tuiiroe Die @el6idt,
Elm erfreulideres @noe eefunben ia
On .-0alter Srps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22
30! 80! Joc6!

Seute balten uno faufen mir eiitztal
b m 9 e Min g uniere S9ube;
baben nun 9enu9 bon ben @rocerie
uno 0rD @Op6s Sbuben uno 10 bis
Is @rpceut mebr oufiir be5ablt ais
rpie man lie bel s5eulins faufen fam.
9rDBteS 2a9er BON Mdnners uno
0amenzS9ube in Srbluoo, @bOcoz
late, Wtabo9ang, 98efts, s2.75 6i8
$500. Brubirt eili Haar, SIR mabt
teinen SSrrtbunt Sic tueroen paiien.
g9~ ~Suu Dog, @pin uno Raior SOeS.
M. p. BENSING,
4. StraBe, 9ermann, Wfo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22

0urcb elm einfubes 9lus9leiten
lam mnn Ii6 cine Serrentung, burb
einen @tDB cine Nuetihung 5u5ieben.
Gin leibter g8ee Su beilen lit Der
@5ebrau9 BON ct. Safubo Def.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22

&i6tcr Stepbou s. 6ic(o, oaS ait
cite Wtitg(ieb Dcs O6crbunOes8eri6ts
hat lid III ben 8ubeitauo 5uritd9e5o'
aeu. St uar I'M SATIRE 1868 BON
8rdlioeut 2iucum eruauut luorocn
uuo hat in ben 81 S5a6ren ieincr
9bdtieteit 62O i0riittide @uto9ten
rcip. @nti6ei0uu8en ab8e8eben.
6ielo, Der CUR 3eit I'M 8llten 2e6enS'
iabre Itebt, mar uUr leiner Grncn=
uune Wtitglieb oe8StaatSober9eri9tS
bon Galiiurnien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22

Gin SSnbr upr Der erltenGrunblln9
GleuelanbS, im Sabre 1888, mar Der
0urhI6nittspreis te8 Tei5cnS 81
GtS. per Suibel; Elm Subr nn6 leincr
g8ub( ref oerlelbe oui 64 GcntS uno
crrei6tc luobrenb ieiues2tmtStcrntins
teiucu bbberen 4SreiS otS 6S Gents
@abreuo ieincS suciten SernlinS liel
Der @eisenprciS iu9ar bis ouT 40
GentS. Ins unreu nGempfrotilbe
Seitcu." Inn eiueu Sergletd] nit
ben rrepublitouiicben 3eiten" 81
maden, cmpIcbleu mir eiu Stuoinn
ocS 2Beiseuprcilcs ieit oem 9lnt&an-
tritte gRm. McaiuleD'@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22
Stant S6ip, Soleop,
QucaS SOuutt1, IS.

5rant Gbenep bei6m0rt,
oaB er Der dltere Sartner Der 5irma
IS. $. @benep $50. lit, tpel9e Sc
S,faite in ber Staot 3olebD, in Dbenz
oeuanntem County ilno Staate, tbut,
unit oaB beIagte 5irma Die Summe
upn einbun6ert Dollars fiir leoen
5au upn aatarrb besableu miro, Der
ourd) ben @ebraud BON . L &
& at urrb Sc ur uibt 9ebeilt tper'
ben fdnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22

YraIioeut McainleD bat Ialbot 5.
9llbcrt uun WtarOluuo 5unt GDniul IN
Sruunlcbmeig ernnunt; 0ea8leiten
99nt. u. 45ridett BON 9}eu SerieD sum
GunIul in Gbcint3, 6runtreic9; SpAn
". 8arne8 upu S0iuui5 6unt Gpnlul
in &1ln; 2cpuaro =. Smit0 npn
Wsoine sum Guniu( in Gurocoo, l2cit
iuoieu; Subn 6. &ebt uun Gbiu sum-
GunIut in Stettin; 6raut NJt. Srrtn j.
a9e oun %eunipluuuiett sum- 9onluI
in 9lu6cu; Sultan Ebe(pS pon Sppo
sum @uuiul III Grefelo; eugene Bee:
get uuu S0inuiS gum General Gon
Iul fir &ip DC Sauciru, Sroiilien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22

q. <O' " M UFTV"I''S5N'
9totar.
San's 9atarrb Sur tuiro innerlidl
oenpmmen, uno tpirft brett auf oas
Slut uno Die l9leintieen Oberffader
bes @pitens. 2aBt @u6 3eusniiie
frei 5ui6iden.
S. S. gbenep & Co., Sole
Do, 8.
! pg-8ertault BON allen Ipotbefern
75c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-10-22
IrnnfS. 6hene n.

IS q Il s. . . Il ..
~ SelbuDren our mir uno
+ e5;eoe1 | unterl6rieben in neiner
| @esenmart am 6. Sep
tenber 9ii. 3. '86.
q. gS. @lealOn, 6fentli6er
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-02-18

Inc city council has decided to on.
large the harbor of Malmo at o cost OF
800, 900 crowns, Of which sum 45O, 900
crowns are to be raised during the
present year.
Nils Johnson, a corporal Of the
"Vestra Goinge" regiment, who disan.
peared in November from this city,
having forged check OF 206 crowns, is
now confined in the city prison.
Jonkoping. =-, ~, IT, n
George Moberg, formerly litho-
grapher OF this city, died at Moscow
al the age Of 80. he WIS married to q
Russian lady who belonged to one Of
the prominent families of Moscow.
An electric light plant has been
erected in Oscarshamn ut cost Of
1000 crowns.
Six brothers and sisters were hap.
tized together at Sandsjo. The Oldest
child was IA, the youngest 8 years old.
An elegant passenger steamer with a
capacity Of $50 people is being con-
structed by the "Skelleftea trafkaktie-
bolag."
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-02-18
DENMARK 4
Cop&,n llngen.

Madame suhr has donated $4,000
crowns TO .'Det Danske kalkompani. !"
The -four mills of Borgnaes have been
sold by Moller Hansen to s. Peterson
for 80, 500 crowns.
Rev. P. Grunnet, superintendent OF
The Evangelical Lutheran Menighed Of
this city died Jan. 70, aged is years.
Nineteen thousand crowns have been
raised by the Odd Fellows Of this city
for the hospital for lepers in Iceland.
Three million crowns Of old paper
money was burned at the dedication of
the new building OF the First National
bank.
The Tooth anniversary of the custom
service Of Denmark will be celebrated
during that latter portion of the pres.
ent year. It was organized in 1877.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-02-18
There Is Nothing So Good.

There is nothing just as good as
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs ana Colds, so
demand it and do not permit the
dealer to sell you some substitute.
lie will not c'aim there isanything
better, but in order to make more
profit he may claim something
else to be just as good. You want
Dr.. Kings New Discovery because
you know it to be safe and reliable
and guaranteed to do good or mon
ey refunded. For Coughs, colds
consumption and for all affections
Of Throat, Chest and Lungs, there
is nothing 50 good as is d.. Kings
New discovery. Trial bottle free
at WhitneY's drug store. Regular
size 80 cents and $l.OO, 8
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-02-18
Did You Ever

Try Electric Bitters as a remedy
for your troubles? If not, get a
bottle now and get relief. This
medicine has been found peculiar
~ adapted to the relief and cure of
all Female complaints, exerting a
wonderful direct influence in Civ
ing strength and tone to the Or
CANS. If you have Loss of Appe-
tite, Constipation, Headache,
Painting Spells, or are Nervous,
Sleepless, Excita bic, Melancholy,
or troubled with Dizzy spells,
Electric Bitters is the medicine
you need. Health and strength
are guaranteed by its use. Large
bottles only fifty cents at Whit.
ney's drug store. 3
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-02-18

The repeal OF the truck jury law q.
the first )ess.slative action in response
80 the request of the labor organiza-s
tons and labor people rejoice accord
ingly, although admitting that lawyers
and business men generally had joined
with them in petitioning for this re-
suit. Labor's next bill is the proposed
antitrust law, which has been copied
after that stringent Georgia law. but in
this case the labor leaders want AZ,
amendment exempting labor organizes.
tions'f from the provisions of the law
wherein combinations to influence
prices (of labor as of other commodi.
ties) are strictly prohibited. Unless so
exempted the law could be used with
effect against labor unions and it seems
probable that the amendment will be
adopted. Another labor measure il
the free text book bill which has al
ready received favorable recommend
alton from the house committee on ed
ucation. The plumber, barber and
horseshoer license bills have the en-.
dorsement OF the federation of labor
but their road to final passage is not
exactly an easy one, and the result can
not be predicted, although many VIC
TINS would like to know by some
means other than by hard experiences
whether plumber or barber were COM
petent before submitting to his exac-
tions or torment-as the case may be.
But the most difficult problem for
labor and legislative leaders in what to
do with the convicts, whose competi-
ton with labor in any industry is re-
sented and objected to so strenuously.
1t is one Of the hardest problems of
these times, and solution has not yet
been found. Labor organizations, by
resolutions and memorials ask that con.
vlcts be SO employed as not to come
fhto competition with free labor, and
however much the authorities NAV
wish to attain that end, they find it
difficult to find such occupation.
For the industry which today may
be found only in prison walls
may tomorrow require the services of
outside laborers. New factories open
as business expands and soon the con.
vict competition will be again objected
to and new occupation will be needed
and sought. This has been the ex-
perience in the past and so it will con.
tinue for the future. The New York
authorities are puzzling over the prob
lem, and already insanity brought on
by lack Of occupation has claimed it's
victims in the New York prisons. Con.
Wet labor has been abolished in that
state, hence their troubles.
B. S. COWEN.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-02-18
Prevent Turkish Troops Landing.

Prevent Turkish Troops Landing.
LONDON, Feb. I'D. G. Metaxis, the
Greek charge d'affMres here, called at
the foreign Office and presented note
expressly stating that the Greek gov.
ernment had decided to prevent Turk
ish troops from debarking in Crete by
all the means in it's power.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-02-18
FOR SALE.

| have some very nice clean wheat
and oats for sale, also one heavy
working mare, one secondhand
Deering mower, one Hollingsworth
hay rake, drill, cultivator, and other
machinery. Cash or time. Call on
F. w. FLANDERS.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-02-18
The State Bank of War
rem is the place where YOU
can get a loan on yonr
farm without delay.

When you want a new dress don't
fail to call on X. J. Taralseth. He
has always the best selection in
dress goods.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-02-18

For SALE: All the buildings
and sheds of the old Meehan lumber
yard, also one safe.
The ROBERTSON LUMBER Co..
J. P. EAsToN, Manager.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-02-18

The Peoples Trading Company
have just received h consignment of
the celebrated McKihlem hats. Don't
fail to see this hat before you buy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-02-18
NEWS FROM SCANDINAVIA.
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM SWEDEN
NORWAY AND DENMARK.

Pleasure Trip OF Soand'navIans to tho
Holy Land-Harbor at Maluao to BE
En'arged-Ths Manson Modal Prosen-
tation-An Emancipation Movement
Among the Peasants Of Norway. d.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-02-18

There have been in many parts Of
the country complaints against any
'off1ce holding class" and against more
than two terms for any public officer.
Representative Poetz evidently en-
dorses such complaints for he has in.
troduced q bill making county officers,
except probate judges, ineligible for
more than two terms Of Office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-02-18

The committee substitute for the
Reeves iron ore tax bill is now on gen.
eral orders in the house and will be
reached during the week. When taken
up lively debate is assured, for there
are all kinds of opinions on the matter
and this diversity Of opinion will give
variety to the discussion at least.
There was opposition to the proposed
law in committee but it came chiefly
from the various mining companies,
other opposition being withheld, until
the bill reaches the floor of the house.
There is very pronounced difference
Of opinion as to the best method Of tax
ing mines and mining property,
and even those who are most
firmly convinced that the mining
companies do not pay as much taxes as
they should fail to agree on the best
method of raising what is considered a
sufficient tax.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-02-18
A BIT OF HISTORY
CORRESPONDENT COWEN REVlEWs
| THE COATES-HALL CONTEST.

Change OF Opinion From Coates to Hall
Face of the Clear Intention OF the
Voters - Election Law Amendments.
Iron Ore Tax-Repeal "f the struc Il
! Jury Lsw-Conv.ct L,bor Prob en-.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-02-18

] Jury 11"-COnVICC L bOoF PFOD GIN.
! ST.. PAUL, Feb. l6.-[Special. 1.-The
state poultry show, with all its noisy
cackling, ended Saturday night. and
the Legislative mill, which had been
Shut down for three days, resumed
business Monday afternoon at tie old
stand, and statesmen orators will have
no competition this week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-02-18

ing jeered at as ridiculously high and
being admitted by its author to be
q wild guess. None ventured to pre-
dict Halls success, and the generally
accurate press gang" naturally felt
somewhat chagrined at their failure to
forecast the result.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1897-05-07

toketber: and although, half carelessly,
half curiously, turned my eyes toward
the man who was dancing about the
6rr..;. treould not because of the fitful
light and shade recognize his features.
t3AIl that l could, distinguish was that he
was, a small-made man, with. great
deal of hair about his face.
We were almost starving, and our
next need was food. We ate sparingly,
with some thought of the morrow, and
after supper We talked in low, sad tones
of those who had set sail with us full
AZ life and, strength and hope, and
who were now lying five-and-twenty
fathom deep at the bottom of the cruel
sea Each told of what he had seen OF
So-and-so and So-and-so, who were
lost and we were none of us ashamed
of our tears. 1t was melancholy rec
ord. MY own experiences on that
awful night, as l lay helpless beneath
the mast were listened to with deep in
terest and sympathy; and one said that
he had seen a spar such as | described
floating toward the mouth of the cave,
hut that he had lost sight of it almost
Immediately.
That's the spar the poor fellow
spoke of who was lying by my side,'
said, land the little girl on 1t was
named Pearl. She and my boy were
companions. God rest her soul!'
In relating my experiences to them,
I said nothing of my previous history
1t contained griefs too sacred for
strangers ears.
There was a good deal to do before
wo slept. Of the hundred and sixteen
souis who set sail in The Rising Sun
nnly twelve were saved. There oeihs
r,n ships officer among those who were
r. -cued, I was solicited to take the
command. 1t had become known that
1 hal commando vessel, and the po'