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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06
THE CASE OF sANGUILLY.


in addition to a lot Of bad senatorial
jingoistic spasms have been wasted
on Sanguilly. He was very much Ia
the public eye six weeks ago. He came
cation; that is, as near one as few
frothy senators, hot to put Cleveland
in a hole, could make him. He was
another American citizen whose sacred
not maintain, egad, sir! He was Ian
gushing in a Spanish bastile while
Secretary Olney was swapping com
pliments with Ambassador de LONE.
Sanquilly was fat-pine fuel with which
to fire loyal hearts with Indignation
over an imbecile administration. Old
Morgan, the PopocatapetI of the SEN
ate, went into a state Of eruption and
belched forth resolutions and red fire
and vitriol, and the fiery and truculen+
senators were just on the verge of
joining in the explosions when Secre-
tary Olney informed them that the
had been released. Then, next, Gen.
Jose reached Key West and was duly
glorified by the other Americans
there who had declared their intention
to renounce allegiance to Spain and
become citizens of the United States
some time.
Mondays dispatches told of the in
tercepting by one of our cruisers of
another expedition to Cuba under the
leadership of this same Sanguilly.
This makes the condition of his re-
lease a matter of interest The Wash
ington correspondent Of the Chicago
Record recently stated it. In spite OF
his duty assumed with his citizen
ship, Sanguilly, living in Cuba aided
the rebellion, was tried convicted ami
sentenced, first to death, and, after a
second trial-secured by our govern
ment because he has declared once
| his intention to become a citizen of it
to life Imprisonment. Further inter-
cession obtained a Communication Of
this sentence on condition that he give
his parole to not again take up arms
against Spain. Gen. Lee informed him
of the terms, and SanguilIy signed the
parole readily, but assured Lee that
he would not hesitate to break it, be-
cause Spain had never kept her prom
ises to him. Lee informed Olney of
this action of the Cuban-American, and
Olney instructed him TO let the matter
drop and leave Sanguilly to meet his
sentence. After several weeks of fur
ther confinement Sanguilly sent for
Lee and said he would sign the parole
and keep it. Virtually the parole was
| given to the United States, instead OF
to Spain, and in it he promised this
country neither to take up arms again
| against Spain nor to give aid or COM
| fort to her enemies. Every soldier
knows what a parole means. 1t is his
word Of honor as a soldier, and no che
! with any honor would fail to observe
! it scrupulously. Now Sanguilly is found
| engaged in starting another expedition
to Cuba in aid of the insurrectionists
in open violation Of his parole. Is 4
not about time to put a damper on
all this sentimental gush about man
who not only proclaims himself with
out honor, but tramples upon the good
faith Of a country whose citizenship
he assumed as a shield, and whose
good offices only saved him from exc
cution?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06
FIippant and shallow.

According to a Washington dispatch one Of
the most accomplished tariff experts in the
United States says that the Dingley tariff bill
was filled with ''jobs and subsidies for the
trusts. The funny part Of it is" ne con-
tinued. mot a member Of the minority has
yet caught on to where these subsidies are
hidden in the schedules" But it is not
funny" at all. There is no man among the
minority Of the present house who has shown
any practical knowledge Of the tariff ques-
ton. Instead Of dealing with the Dingley bill
from the standpoint of such knowledge the
minority OF the ways and means committee
issued merely an address framed In general
terms, and the opposition to the bill in the
house has been In the main fippant and shall
Inuc-C OH rier= In11rrlal
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06
where's Hon. skuinch Curd,

We congratulate the Hon. Pottsey Grubbs
on his discovery Of the vanity OF wasting his
life as political Warwick, and we feel to in
quire where now, In comparison with the PIN
is the Hon. Hez Lung, of Kentucky; the Hon
B. Gum, Of Tennessee; the Hon. Abe Gruber
Of New York the Hon. Tobe Scrutchins. Of
Texas; the Hon. Balboa Cocktail, Of North
Carolina; the Hon. Jump Squizzer Of South
Carolina, or the Hon. CRUDE Sinkenzooper of
Missouri Courier Journal.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06
Special to the Globe.

SALTWATER, Mimi, April 5.-The sudden
rise of water in Lake st. Croix seems to
have been impeded, a rise of only four-tenths
being recorded from Sunday night until this
evening. Loggers express considerable fear
that log RATS lying in the lake at this point
will receive a bad shaking up when the
waters of the Mississippi begin to recede and
the current in the st. Creix is quickened. Few
piles are to be seen along the rafting grounds
and there is little to hold the logs in case
strong pressure is brought to bear. Bronson
& Folsom's fleet of raft boats, the Ravenna,
Clyde and Juniata, were towed to Schulen-
burg's bay today where they will be out
Of danger in case a crash should come.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06
That They Were Buncoea

The percentage OF tariff taxes by the Ding
ley bill is higher than has ever been imposed
in this country. How Goes that strike the
gold Democrat. who was induced to vote for 2
Mckinley by various kinds of solicitation
chief OF which was the pledge that there would
be only moderate and reasonable increase
of duties and only for revenue purposes So
PittsburR Post,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
MANDAN, N. D., April 5.-The Mis-
souri, back water at the dyke a mile
east of town fell a foot between and
10 o'clock tonight. The Heart river is
stationary The water must rise ten
feet to get into the town. The Northern
Pacific track has three feet Of water on
it in the bottoms east of town. All
trains are held for tonight.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06

OF the way for the legislature to per-
NIT an experiment of so great interest,
and possibly of SO far-reaching conse-
Quences, to be tried In Minnesota.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06
CLOSED THE FLOOD GATES.
Evidence That the Worst Is Com
sidered to He Passed.

sfdered TO he Passed.
Special to the Globe.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mimi, April 5-Col,
Jones ordered the closing Of the remaining
gates of the Pokegama dam today, which
order was compiled with at once No fears
have been felt here, as the upper Mississippi
and tributaries have risen but two feet above
low water mark, normal conditions prevailing
except for the favorable fact that the ground
has absorbed more moisture than usual. The
booms and dams are uninjured. Pokegama
dam is in excellent condition and can receive
an inflow for month more unless the
precipitation is exceptionally great.
Special to the Globe.
RED WING, Mimi, April 5.-The Mississippi
river has reached the danger point here
and much damage is being done. The island
opposite the city is almost completely sub
merged OF the houses there all but two are
now completely surrounded by water and can
be reached only by boats. The island road
is covered to a depth of six inches with water
which has formed a raging torrent. It Is
feared the Wisconsin bridge will be washed
away, the water rushing through with vio-
lent force, and men are employed to
watch and if possible to avert serious damage.
1t is now possible to start from the Mime
sofa mainland and row to the other shore
directly across the island distance Of near
ly three miles. The whole represents one sea.
The city council held meeting this after
noon and ordered all travel along the Island
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
TEMPERATURES.
DAILY MEANS.

Barometer, 29.74; thermometer, 49, relative
weather, cloudy; maximum thermometer fl;
minimum thermometer, "a; daily range, Z;
amount of rainfall in last "a hours, .06.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06
TODAY's WEATHER.

WASHINGTON April 5.-Forecast for Tues
day: Minnesota-Fair, preceded by showers
in eastern portions; northerly winds.
MISUNDERSTANDING weather and prob
ably showers in the morning, followed by
fair; northerly winds.
North Dakota-PartIy cloudy weather and
probably light showers; northerly winds be-
coming variable.
South Extraordinarily fair; northerly
winds
Montana-Fair, but probably local showers
In northern portions warmer in western por-
tons; variable winds.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
United States Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau, Washington, April 5, GAS
D. N. Local Time, p. ID. 18th Meridian
Time-Observations taken at the same mo-
ment Of time at all stations.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06
IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
No Trains VIII Move in Some Sec
tiOns for Weeks

VERMILLLON, S. D., April 5.-Three and
one-half inches Of rain have fallen here since
Saturday morning. The expected rise has be-
gun here in the rivers in earnest At Gay
have moved into the upper stories of their
buildings. The Milwaukee track is covered
with water to within two miles Of Meckling.
This water comes from the jim. The rivers
rose a foot and half last night here. No
trains will run from the west for several
weeks.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06

VOLGA, s. D., April Snow has nearly
disappeared, only a small portion Of the very
largest drifts remaining. Rivers and streams
are overfowed, but no great damage has been
done in this immediate vicinity. Lakes are
filling up and ducks and geese are arriving
daily There will be very little seeding done
before the 10th of the month.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06
YER AT 8 P. M.
Danger Height of
THE ABoMIxABLE SENATE.

Note-Barometer corrected for temperature
and elevation. p. F. Lyons, Observer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06

Next week at the Grand farce comedy win
have an inning, and 1.-The Prodigal Father"
new vehicle Of this aoFder, will be seen here
The skit is from the pen of Glen MacDon-
ough. a well known writer of farcical plays.
A good company is promised in the skit The
various artists are all vaudeville performers
of excellent merit. ~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Sunday only, One Year sI.5o
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-12

men. bann rubtser bDrbar mar, Nls
nad einiser Sell Der Wtbem ni&t mebr
pernommen tpurbe, trat Der Wrat, bas
gnbe befiir9tenb, in bas 3immer uno
fanb es leer. 3uelei4 bra6te Elm Dtez
ner bic Nadriht. bab Der @roBber3oe
auf benz Wese por Der Nt0a lie9eno
sefunben tporben lei; tura baraur
uurbe Der @robberaog in f@per uer>
lebtem 3uitanbe bereinsetrasen. Ser
@~roBberoos bate aueeni9einli@, lplv
er SITTER BEL ieiner fur9tbaren Qibeul=
notb gu tbun pfleste, freie 2uft ee1u9t,
tpar 10 in febr sei@wd&tem 3uitanDe
in ben @arten getaumelt unb lit iiber
bic nur tpenise Sdritte BON Der 96ur
entfernte niebrige llmfaKungsmauer
auf bic in bebeutenoer Siefe barunter
fiibrenbe Strabe esitiirat. Sort tanz
ben i'm bic Grau bes @drtners uno
ber &ammerbiener @a5aonc, @ls er
ins 3immer sebra@t tpar. %tonitatirten
bic Mer3te cine 0erlebung bes Ridz
CRATES. Sn3nif4en tparen bic Nnz
sebDrisen an bas Eager bes @roBberz
3ogs eeeilt. 9ieler ri9teie an bic Mn<
gebDrisen unb ben Prinsen unb Die
prm3e1fin Nsub nod @orte Der 2is>
be, umarmte ietnen Sobn unb perz
19ieb fanft na9 elmer @tunoe:
Ser senaue 8eri9t iiber bic bier
gei9ilberten ndberen umitanbe, lnter
oenen bas Mbleben bes @%robber5ogs
erfolgte, 1T BON benz &tttmeiiter bon
Rapzberr na4 S4perin iiberbradt
porben. @r griinbet ii@ auf ben Be-
ri9t Der Mer3te Or. Miler unb 81.
9aun, Der i'm Wortlaut beigefugt it,;
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i'm @terbe3immer anpeienb mar, t:
nod Tolsenbes gu e%ntnebmen: Ser
@drtner Der @i1a 5 aportte, pel4e Der
@iua Menben gegeniiber liegt, uni
befen Grau b6rten 9ulfsrufe auf Der
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ber5os liesen. Muf 8efragen anhvefz
tete 2ebterer: nS'ai poulu prenore
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&ammerbiensr @a33op, pel@er unse;
fdbr 7 llbr 40 Min. 5ufdqig bie@tra=
BE entlang tam. fagte Der @robber5og:
r@aa3op, pie tomme i'd bierber?'
Ser @roBber3pg purbe nun in be
@iua getragsn unb 5und@it in ieinem
Wobn3immer auf ben &ollitubl, oann
1ebr balb in bos 8ett gelest. @r entz
i9lief na9 beftigen @4mer3en fanIt
UNI 8 l1br 40 Mtn. Ser @robber5og
mar BEL pollent' 8enuBt1ein unb II
tannte bic am 8et1 Mnmeienben,
nannts 1ie AUDI peri@ieoentli@ beim
Namen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-12

- Sn @armti@ itarb na@ tur3em,
jebo@ i@perem 2etben Der in 9ourtz
itentrsi1en meiHbetamte 8ergfibrer
Spbann 0itler, ~&oferbannes". Dor
&ur5em tpurbe CT DON elmer Sub ms
@eft@t geitobm unb berleBt; er BE-
a@tete jebo@ bic Wlunbe ni@t genuz
geno, fonbern 9tnq mod etnige Sage
leiner Mrbeit mad. bis ii@ bet 3nftanb
peri9limmerte ulb Gr5tlt9e 9ilfe gu
fpdt mar. Cine 8lutpergiftung ma@z
tie benz 2eben bes trdfttgen Mannes
na@ i@mer3li&em 2eiben Elm @nbe.
Pofer tpar LANCE Sabre Sbmann Der
8ergfIbrer in @armii4. l1eber 500
Mal bate er ben @tpfel Der 3usfpiBe
beitiegen unb bic it@ ibm Mnpertrauenz
ben ii@er unb u~ngefdbrbet eeleitet.
Sat- ale 8ergiptBen ber l1mgegenb
bat Ro1er betreten. Sci ben 9ourt<
item, Damen mte 9erren,, mar er cine
beltebte, On geidbene unb nit @orliez
be als 5iiErer besebrte perfDnli4teft.
&ofer binterldbt cine 3ablret@e 1amt=
lie; aub feline @Dbne baben ben Berg
fibre tberuf ertpdblt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-12

Ser fir bic Municipalitdt bon
@pta %ernannte reue beutf@e prdiibent
&affel tpirb in bieiem Monat bic
@eiie mad Samoa antreten. St mirb
bic &eiie bur4 Norbamerita MAIDEN
unb fi&, 9lei@ ieinen @orsdnsern, erft
in Qonbon unb banr IN Wafbtngton
bel ben &egierun9en Dor itellen. Der
n%euernannte Sberri9ter Chambers
pirb publ porber na@ Samoa abrei<
len, 10 baB bic nd@ite, brittle, Wertpalz
t~ungspertobe 1uf @runb bes @amoa=
pertages bon 1889 i'm Trubiabr ibren
Mmfans utmmt pd6renb fe bisber
itets iw 9erbfte begana,. Die beiben= in<
ternationalen 8eamter tperben immer
auf brei Sabre perpfli4tet. Sic Mn3ei
&c BON Der lan9e t6tnausgei4obenen
@rnennung bes Mr. @bambers erfolgz
te bon Mafbington aus. CUR i3eit bes
Prdiitsnten : We&1els Mnfang MGr3
telegrapbii4, unb bic beiben anberen'
@ertragsmd@te purben audi gu telez
grapbifder Mnttport aufgeforbert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-12
Der 1po oeS De<dlenbur0erS.

9as medlenburgii9e @taatsminiz
itertum gtebt ben amtltben 8ert9i
iiber bag @bleben bes @robber3ogs BE-
tonnt. 9arin beiBt es: rMm 10.
Ipril mar i'm 2aufe bes Sa9es bic
9er5i@pd@e in folbem GRADE 9eitisz
gen, oaB bic Mer3te NIT 8eittmmtbeit
erparteten, Der Patient perbe Die
Na4t taum iiberleben. Der Patisnt,
pel&er piel bur@ unru6e gelitten 6atz
tie, filblte @ben6s 7 liz l1br @ubebez
birfnib unb miinf4te. tpie in fold1em
San regelmdbtg, allein -gelai1en gu
psroen. 9er @robber5og iu@te S@laf
i'm Rolitubl itbenb. Ser Mr3t unb
bic 9ierer 5ogen ii@ auriid, laui@ten
aber I'M @ange auf ben Mtbem bes pa=
ttenten, Der beutli& auerit als betlomz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-12
Der Qubn asen als. 'Rutemm,

@as man ales in 9biermdgen fin
ben tann, bariiber CAB 9err Doung,
@ormann in bon unionz8 iebb0fen gu
Gbicaso, unldn9it misunderstanding.
9err Doung trdet an einem Singer
ber redbten 9anb einen i4peren @olbz
ring nit ben Snitialen IS. 49," Der
Sling tpurbe in benz Ma9en elmer &C.
f9la9tettn Sub entbedt. ST 3eigt an
Der einen &ante cine Scribe. BON ben
;3Gbnen bes 9hieres beim @eri4luden
bes Rleinobes berriibrenb. @er Der
ebemalise @tsentbumer bes @inses
@aliaq 6uno& '4@l!l upm al!aal ~
ei,e gauge Sammlung bon in Sbterz
mGgen gefumbenen @egenftdnhen, uls
ba gum 8ei1piel iinb: cine ubrtette NIT
einem tleinen Geoermeher als@nbanez
lei; cine brpn3ene Mebat1e, auf pelz
DIR Der Same .&osciu5to" mod lesz
bar 1T; Elm gefpaltener 9aten BON
a6t son 2dnee; Elm pferoei@ienbein
BON II 3oq 2dnee unb nabe5u anei
3ou i'm @ur&mefer ; Elm 9eusabel5inz
fen; ber 8oben eines i@peren 8ierz
gla1es; ferner @@nallen, &n0pfe, Maz
beln; 9ite ppu Ndgel jeoer @rDbe,
unb 70 peiter. Gin getpDbnli&es@or>
tommniB bilbet Der Tunb BON 9darz
balIen in Sbiermdeen. sic rangiren
in ber @r0Be BON einem Marmoripielz
tiigel9er Bis su ber zines 9ep0bnltz
den TuBba1es, iinb, tpenn man fe
entbedt, bart pie 9pl3, faft p0llig runb
,unb 10 glatt, bab ni@ts ibren Snbolt
anbeutet, beppr man bic 8allen uufz
bri4t. Dieie 9aarbaQen ent{tebsn
auf fol9enbe Meife: ...
SIM Gribiabr, tuenu bas @ieb ii4
bdrt, pflegen bic Sphere, mabri@eine
li@ angeaogen bur@ bic lal3ige Poz
renausf@mtbune, f@ gegenfeitis gu
beleden. 9abur4 lD1en ii@ bic 9aaz
re unb &panbern in ben Masen bes
ledenben @inbes, mo fie, neil unperz
bauli@, ii@ 3u 8anen formen, bic in
Golse erneuter 9aaraufubr big gu et<
mem unbeitimmten umfanse antpa&s
fen t0nnen. Man finbeb besbalb audi
in ber @esel in ben Md9en dlterer
@@la4ttbiere gr0Bere 9aarballen, in
ben Mdgen iiin9eren @iebs tleinere.
Was bic Sbiere gum @eri@Eingen UNI
perbault@er fremoer Subitan5en perz
anlaBt, 1T i@tper gu iagen; 2ebtere
mDgen in elmer Metie unter bas 5utter
gelangen, bab es benz Sbiere unm0gz
li@ lit, fie >pieoer aus3ubre@en. 81
lanse IS fi@ bierbet nur I'M %getp0bnIz
4e Dtnge banbelt, 1@eint audi feline
@efabr por5ultegen. Man bat feline
Mn3ei9en. bafiir, baB btelelben ben
Sbieren cine &rantbett perurfahtcn.
Mnbers 1T ss nutirli@, penn Ndgsl,
9eusabelatnten unb anbere berartige
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-12

ipiBe @esenitdnbe in ben Maeen &C.
ratben, Dielelben baben bic Nelsung.
burA bic W%taeenlpdnbe nad oer Qeraz
Seseno pprouorlnsen 10 leitt tatale
Jol9en berbetfibreno. uno bod bat
man au1 Yenplele. bab ielbit lol4e
Dtnse benz Sphere ausen1 den!tA tel'
11en S9aben beruriapten. Scr ct.
ndbnte Wormann Douns fanb einmaI
IN Der S4ulter zines gei9la4teten
lur9en Yullen Elm Tleiidermeiler NIT
oebn Sou LANCER Rllnse. bic 1tb tpeit
aus benz Ma9en binaussearbertet bat=
te. baB bic Spite fait iHon bic !9aut
burabobrte. Nadneisbar bate bas
1bter bas Mefer f@on felt mebrersn
Sabren i'm RGrper. Bon ionftiaen in
Sbierma9en esfunbenen Dinaen feien
mob ansefiibrt: 2Offel, Murern1dalen,
DRAFT Don 9euballen, Sal31ade uno
Wtin5en. gtnen ita5lernen Meobenz
CABIN. in Der Torm zines G 3uiammen=
9ebosen unb tinfM4tel Sou imDurd=
me1er baltenb, bar9 BET Masen elmer
Dor mebreren Sabren in gbicaao aez
f9la4teten &uA. Der Ne9enaabn
prangt jeBt unter ben @9ausegenitdn=
Den oes bortigen Gplumbianz9RuIe um.
SUIT "a pfuno 9latte Steine, BON Der
9r0be elmer Raitante biz gu Der zines
Sburtnaufes, entfernte MAJ {einer3ett
aus benz Magen zines gef9tadteten
jun9en Stieres. Das Sbier bate, 10
ntmmt man an, ptelleibt @ala an ben
@teinen sefunben unb iie 1etnem Ma=
gen etnberletbt pber aud at, etnem
rauben ober gebro@enen 3abne gelitz
ten unb 9eilung bur@ Raue1p Der Rie=
fel seiu4t. Gin S%bermasen in Der
Winoftaot entbtelt cine p%onitdnpig UNI
bei4dotgte @olbmebat1e, auf nel@er
Der Name unb bic MbreFe zines jun
gen Trauen3immers in elmer tsritaniz
1fen @tabt gu leien mar. Die Dame
battle ibrer 3eit bic Mebatue aLs Bog
ling elmer S@ule empfansen un6 er=
btelt bas Nnbenten nun bon @btcaao
tpteber iiberfanbt.
9a, tpie sefast in ben 36iermdaeu
nt4t 1elten audi Miin3en ieben N:nl=
pert6es gefunben peroen, 10 tptrb es
einem begreiflt@, tpenn 9err goung
baS @9la@ten elmer BON elmer Mtl9z
farm tommenoen 9eerbe cine Nptterle
nennt. Sir bieie Mrbeit merben BE
Nahmittage pertpanbt, nobel bie9us=
fi4t auf einen ettpai9en t~pertbpolen
Tuno fir bic beretts ermiibeten Mrbe1=
ter einen neuen Mniporn biloet. Seq
teres, 10 metnt 9err Doun9 laun1g,
niro 10 LANCE ber San bleiben, BIZ lie
Tarmer ii@ our 9Dbe Der @ituation
auff4ptngen unb Elm 8re9mittel fiji:
&in6bieb brauen ober Elm Snitrument
anferttgen, tpel@es ibnen oeigt, ,ueld,
&rt @%iientpaaren= ober Supelenlaben
jebe Stub in Der 9iirbe in ibrem
Snnern birgt. a.s
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-12

Mmt, in Deutidlanb an bic Deuti9e
Seena,tc gu beridten. geioe Mnitals
ten perDfientliben Gistarten unb Sis:
prosnoien. unb seben fe ben auslaus
fenben S9iifen nit. bamit lie Dor ben
auf ibren pfaben lauernben @efabren
auf Der 6ut 1ein tSnnen,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-05-12

Gin e9ter &apauerilt. = 2ieutez
nant (no@ in ben Slittertpo4en, tommt
ettpas peripdtet gum 5riibitidstH@e,
an benz i'm i@on feline junee Trau
srtpartet. Sobam 1T an benz Buffet bez
i@dftigt): rWuten Mor9er, guten
Morgen Sobann. mte gebt's ben
81 erben unb Dir, ltebes &tnb?"
@erratben. nRtnber, tennt S6r ben
Mann bort ni@t? @r tpmmt mir 10
betannt por." r5reiIi@, @ater, 3
ia Der @eri6tsppuaieber!"
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Mr. Maren Sars recently passed her s6th
birthday. Ak s-T0ng and vigorous both in
body and mind, as ever. 10 spite OF
pFO;raCted Illness last winter She is
.zs.er Of he tate p0es, Wfinaven; the widow
Of the famous z0oiogian Prof Michael
Ssrs the mother % Prof. Ernst sars the
historian. and Prof. oss'an Sars. The nat
uralLst. Mrs Molly hammers. the great
singer and Mrs. Eva Nanscn
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with a knee movement and by shshi
move everything disappears The price
of this little convenience is only SIS. An
other that has the same generous OBJECT
in view is offered for Sl00 OF this one the
circular declares: Here is the latest style
and improved machine and is Impossible
to be detected in worHing. No coupling
up at the knee and pressing the side or
other false movements. When you want
10 take the cards or bring them back, you
only have TO make a slight movement that
no one can see. No difference II they nave
played cards all their lives. they VIII stand
it, With this machine YOU can slip into a
closet. put the machine on in a minute
and after YOU have won your money YOU
can take il off IN two seconds slip 1t into
your pocket and appear again IN your
shirt sleeves.
\ vest machine Of tTe same sort. but
al a lower price, is said 10 be "a money
producer. and will soon win out Fits IN
the vest near the top. and requires no I'M
natural movement. Is worked ny the foot.
and cannot possibly he detected. Working
easily ana without noise. and with a true
sneak that gives and takes perfectly. this
is hard one D % against
These deIectahle machines range on
down 10 the very least sizes and the very
lowest prices tne last and least on the
list being the bug. the smallest hold
out made: can be carried IN the vest pocket
ami is ready for use TO hold out one or
more cards at any time. For use under the
table and can be attached and taken off
in 4 fraction Of a minute.
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SELLS LOADED DICE
/, cHICs 400 FIRM OFFERS SURE
THINGS 10 SEATTLE DEALERS.

Number. That Come Just when They
Are Sseded-wachines 10 Abstract
Cards From the TabIe-ssias~e< 10
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4 choice stock % high-grade pianos and
organs and everything in tho music limo
a. Sherman. clay 4 COS 7l5 Second Ave.
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4 monument 20 the memory 81 King
Magnus suruamed The Cool. will he erect
ed az Skibelund near Asker Denmark,
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Florauce Marvin predicted Klona.ke
strike. 6ii First.
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FRYE Bruhn hams boiled and sliced.
DeIicateSsen.