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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-04
TIE DAILY GLOBE
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COR. AND MINNESOTA SIS.

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remittances payable to
THE GLOBE CO., st. Paul. MINI.
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on hand for reference.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-04
RIVER AT s A. NJ.
THE FATAL LEAK.

rise. Fall.
and elevation. P. F. Lyons, Observer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-04

1t shocks us inexpressibly to learn that
the supreme court has had the audacity to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-04
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Payable in Advance.
Daily and Sunday, per Month on
Daily and Sunday, Six Months = $2.T6
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17
Oermifbtes.

Das leutbare 2uftidiff mieoer
einmnl. 6. q. &unsel BON 26O IL.
Gtrabe, SubDten, sc. S., %bebauptet,
baB jebt fem lentbares 2uftibiff, an
bent er idon felt Subren berumerz
p%erimentirt, enbli6 ferti9eelteIt tpers
ben miro. Die erite 5abrt i'm eleid
nad &lonoife eeben. Se0odJ mirb
ainsel mD9li6er @eiie untertpees
IN @aibinaton anlegen. UNI, nie er
Ia9t, bic 500, 900, tpelde bic 8unz
oeSzGe9ieruns fir @rbauuna zines
~lenfbaren 2uftbaIIons al89eiebt bat,
81 erbeben. Sn unoefabr orei @Ds
diem fDn nuf Der Gutenberg &enn-
balm cine 8rDbefabrt ftnttfinben, b.
+. tpenn oas 2uftidiff Bis oabin fer
tig lit unb Der aus aluminium her,
geiteute WDtDr nibt 5erbri9t. Slim
gel iagt, BON ben $685. 600 @runoz
fapital Der nDn linn a%egriin0eten Nf=
tien'@eieui6nft ieien bereitS 25 Yroz
sent einge5ablt. Die @rbnuung oea
2uftidiffes ION ungefabr $4,000 eee
fDItet bnben. 9a8 @insige, pae
&un5el etnn8 beiUrgt mndt, lit, Dat
es feline &arten fir Die 2uftiGifIInbri
giebt. @r bDfft aber bod bas @plo-
lnn0 5u erreid1en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17
11r9eniitbltdle Proclamation zines
oeutf dzamerifaniih den 5eits
~un9Sbe1tberS.
{. Gourier". Birmingham. NIn.)

Meire 5reunOe gebDren gu Den
liberaliten 8iir9ern oieier Staot, oas
peiB Sober un0 nientals n~ergehen
iid6 6ielelben ais meine 6reun6e nufz
5u1pielen, ipern INNER iitb Die @e@
legellbeit bietet, meinen @influB
Dber meine Sitfe in 9tniprub gu nebz
men.
Dab 5irmen, mel6e idbrli6 Sum
oerte BON Dollars 9rudarbeiten an
5uferti9en baben, lebtere in alien
nun mDeliben 9rudereien, ielbf 9er
l6aftli6en @eenern, beiteQen, nber
on Die 9ruderei beS rGourier" nidt
oenten, pbmpbl Die lettere 10 gut
eingeridtet lit un0 1uld)' aus9eseids
nete Grbeit 5u ben aleidcn Sreilen
beriteQt ais irgeno cine anoere0 Druid
erei inn Staate, bns tueiB id ia ihon
lan9e uno berliere bariber fein
g8urt mtebr; freilid peieere id) MIDI
nber nud, n1einen 9ant nus5uipre6=
en-, tuen1 tuirfli6 pet 3ufau einlnal
cine feline 8eiteIIung iicb in unlere
Office oerlGuft.
@benip iebe id) ntcine beiten
5reun0e tdglid in alien nur mDgli9=
en- GeitaurntiOnen eiien uno fin6e,
DAB bielelben bel 2eibe teinen Gent
bel mir aus9eben. NIdJ 0ariber
uer1iere id) feline 8orte, neil icb int
mer oerartige YerIOnen nab ibrem
Silbung8grnoe beurtbcile, ulIeii
fuenn man (tpie bie5 beute eeI6ab)
Die 5re6beit bat, ppn mir gu Der
lnngen, cine getuilie 5irma I'M r@Du,
rier" nidt 81 e%mpfeDlen, DbuDbl man
leoen Sag fem @elb Su meinen 9Dn
furrenten brinet un0 DbmDbl gernol
iene 5irma periu6t, MIDI eei6aftlid
in leoer nur mDgli9en &eile su un=
terltiben, bann 9ebt mir bod Die
@aue uber, uno id iebe MIDI oeran
laBt, alien bielen ipeenannten 6reun:
ben eans einfa9 gu ertlare:;, bnB mi,
oenn bu6 bas Semb ndber lieet ais
Der &Dd unb oaB i6 MIDI in 3utunf
in alien meinen 0anblunoen BON BEN
@runbiabe leiten 1ufien iueroe, 2lu=
0ere 10 su bebanbeln, uie bieielber
mild beban0cln.
@en'6 beiBt, Der frnbe iid.
6. 6 e l.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Gteinmauer eefnbren tpare. Damn
fam cine @rploiiun, elm &raden, Elm
Sdpanfen Der @aeen, uno Ianntts
licbe 2idter eiugen aus. 9teieni9er,
nelde fid i'm erften 8agen oeS nett
licb eebenben 3uges hefanoen, Bile
ben in gdn5li6er 5initerniB uno ers
tannten bnlb 0as 8efdbrli6e ibrer
Gage, benn Der 8ngen fulIte ii9 NIT
9ampf unb Rau9. Ser petli6 ae=
benbe j3ug tuur0e ODn 5pet 2DcpmDz
tiuen ge5Dgen unb ais Der 3ulnmmen>
ituB nit Dem lt=S9neusuee erfplgs
tie, eEplo0irten Die 9ampffeliel alIer
0rei 9ocUmutiuen. Die 8a9en 0es
pit=S9neu5uee8 9erietben ni6t
oOm @eleiIe. Spn ben i'm ODr0erz
item @nsen bieies 3uses befinbli6en
8afagieren wurben einige uerlebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17
2luf Ser b6dbiten Stufe.

Nu9. s. &peef, elm bernurrusenOer
9tputbefer in Sbreuepurt, 2a.,
IdJreibt: r9r' Sings Nep DISCOVERY
lit OaS ein5ige Wtittel 9egcn meinen
9uIten un0 e8 Wiro mebr ~oerlan9t
olS irgenb Elm nnberes Mittel." s..
3. Campbell, Elm aoufntanu BON 9aff-
ORD, 2lri5., idreibt: Or. Sings Dis
cUuerp lit 10 gut, tuie beanIprldt
miro, faIirt ME unb furirt S6min0=
ludt, 0ulten un0 @rfaltun9en. S6
fam es nidt eenu9 lUben. Or.
Sings DISCOVERY gc9en SdtpinO-
IuGJt, 9uiten un0 @rfdlttna lit Fin
Experiment, e8 lit Ddbrcnb zines
Observation-Disclosures erprDbt mDroen
un0 itebt jest auf Der bDhIten Stufe.
@s enttdui6t ME. 5rei HrUbeHai6e
su Baben bel @alfer SrDS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17
Oas 45fade Gie0.

Gin freies 2eben fiibren mir
SIM 8alo unb auf Der 5aibe.-
3nbSranfrei6 sOe'n suei@renaoier;
limb ympreen muB i6 fDrt BON bier"
M1o'l ruf an nleine Seite.
@s Itebt ein@irtbsbnus on oemGbein
sSn einem tIblen @runbe.
2a%urentia, liebe 2nurentia meit,
Dir mDbt' id biefe 2ieoer meib'n,
9adts un Die 5tu1lfte Stunoe.
Mein 9teb' lit cine 4lpnerin
Sm &rei1e frpber 3eber-
Sin frpmmer Snedt nar 5riouiin
limb nenn Die S9Walben beimtrdrtS
gs lebt ii6 frob beimSe6er. [5iebn,
Allons enfants de la patrie,
SIM Serb1t bn muB man trinfen!
Sas Srinfen madt mir feline Wub'
llnb vmi9 erereift id tueiB nidt tuie"
Ou Gdpert an nteiner 9inten.
8empster 8uri6e sieb' id aus,
Sing, mem @einne geaeben.
Gu feb benn ppbl, on titles Saus-
Grab aus benz @irtbsbaus fomm ib
berau8
&eidb' mir bic Sanb, mein 2eben!
@enn id5 MIDI nnd Oer0eimatb iebn'
&uf, Sriioer, Last un8 ma0en!
Tenn rim Der 6eimatb lit es i6Dn,"
BORT lab ein&nab' %etn9f0Slein lteb'n"
Sn oieien beil'gen 0auen.
Sdier 0reiBig Sabre biit ou aft,
Md, tuenn ou mart ntein eigen!
SIM 8nlb, img8nlo, mD'sg6p ldaut
@s reet iib mas i'm Ooenfualo-
Siola, SaB unb @eieen.
Steb' ib in finit'rer Mtitterna6t
gu StraBburg uuf Der S9an5e,
SD bab' buriber nad9eoa6t,
Die 2inoenz2lfte limb ertuadt,
9eil Dir i'm SiegeSfran5e!
SD nebm' mein@las6en in oiel0ano
8rinat 9lut Der eolen 8eben!
Steb' feit, feb feit! mein Saterlanb
Die Slider fii0et bis 5um 8anO:
OaS Saterlanb IDa lebenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17
Suf(en's 2~lrnicdzSdlbe.

8eIte Salbe Der @elt 9eaen Sd]nit@
tie Queti6ungen, @ei9iuiren, Sal5z
fluE, 6ieberbeulen, &in9.Ourm, aufz
gefprungene 6Gnbe, Subneraueen
uub aIe Soutnusl6lase. 9eilt iid9er
8ile8, pOer feline Se5ablune uers
lnngt. !6eilung alien 5d0en garan=
tirt, D6er @elb 5uruderitattet. Yreia
% 9entS Die Suble. gu baben be-
gSQlfer 8rD8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17
Nus 6em 6rdbe surlffebren

fonueu mr. nidt. absr ip,r f6nnsu oft uHiern 9Seg su
bsmieI6"u rerIdnse.t 94ie ones Anbere nlub QUO
q ON Jctt einsu aufan9 bobsu. aue drouiideu
S-ontbeitsn bu5sn bic 3suber5. bos 2sben Su o,rflr.
sen uub es fpdhreuo ieiner Souer 5u etnsm Wortprinm
gu madden. Waln- q. 9tiere5Ieioen. dlrouif6e Der.
oarYu9sbeiGDrroeu. Ebeninatislhrs. lie ole beginner
i'm aIsiuen; ne ituh in btsiem Stabium Isi1t gu er.
ittdsu ourd 9oitettsr's mcseubtttsrs. 9isies ous.
gs3eibuete o~lterotipe unb StImuInu5nittsI 1T slei9.
sceisuet Bur 9erbi ing puu 9routheit,u mie su ihrer
ausrottnus. tpsnu fe fb slr9suiftst bnben. ,3rrmie.
be bsriiearu9 hes Appstits uRb G~rSielun9 srquiden-
Der Sube 9ibt ss feiu fderss uub ouseuebmeres
UtttteI ais bas g..ters. Sc iberipiHbst bic Ntrtur =
gen bon seiftissr unb rpsi,nsr us5eranftrtnguns
NIB G. ,d6pfuus; lem Sebrou6 1T benz uberbei9df.
tisten &aufmarn. rpie bsm 9ribelnben 6eIebrten.
bsm @Iert binter'm sobsutii9 ME benz arbeiier i'm
6reien. benz t~lftsIuoen Gri tber. mite benz atbesteu
3eitunssmamHe brinsli1ft gu sunpfsbTsu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

.tuetern 9penue Spliseiitatian ge~
bradt muroe.
@ebeun itarb beute Woreen. Sic
madte cine Observation-Disclosures, in
melber iie ibren Batter BON nIerSerz
anpOrtung freiipribt. @barleS
Snpers befinoet ii6 nod i'm
@efdneniB. op9 efnubt Die 8ul=
i5ei, oaB bic @uronerSiurp ibn
ni6t fir ben Sob bes Rdbdenb bait
bar halten tueroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17
GIeftrii Dies Sttters.

@leftril6eS Sitters 1T Elm fur ieoe
GoiIpn brou9bnreS W3ittel, tuirb
ober icoenfous am Wteiiten ecbrau6t
penn i'm Sritblina cine &einigung Der
SGfte nptbipenbig miro uno man bic
2eber 5n erbDbter S%bdtigteit anregerl
piu. Gin bautger @ebrau6 0ieies
M:ttelS bat idun mande8 biliDie
uno tDbtlid5e 6ieber %Derbinoert. Sci
ne Meoi3in pirft 10 ii6er nm bas
Spitem BON malnriI6em Gift gu be-
freien. &ppfpeb acknowledgements
8erltppfung uno S6minOelamfduc
neid)en bent @leftric Sitters.
Yreis so Gents unb S1.OO pro
Slal6e in 29alfer 8rps'. gpUt1efe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

&erfeiucrt. Snet mai, SteinDDlz
bauer, @uer SDbn 1T in Der Stabt
iupbl redt fem g%emUroen? Sn,
friiber I'M 0Urf tpnr Der 2untp ollie
Gag beIDfen-iebt bat er fprtfpaD'
renD <ubDlcer9iftung!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17
prote= Sdue.

g. $. Clifford, SEEM GafeQ,
8i8c., lit an Neuralgie uro &beu=
matismuS; iein Wtagen mar altBer
Orbnung leine2eber nor in beunrubiz
9enber @eiIe auge9rifeu, Ippetit
na9m ab, u1O CT bate on 6leii6 uno
Starfe ~6e0elItenO nbaenDmnten.
Oret Slaiden .@leftirl6es SitterS"
heilten i'm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Gut ersDgen. u: Meine Sinoer
iinb pprtreffGiG er5Dgen. y; 8irf=
li6? u: Su, a(S neuli6 mein
Sdneioer nit Der &edbnung fam,
in9ten iie aIe, i6 lei nidt su
Sau1e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

@iternbe gSunben, ibmer5lUie Dc
Idtpure uno dbnliGle 2eioen, lelblt
fuenn man IdJpn iabrelang oamit be
bnItet, fDnnen bur6 ben 8ebruub
npn 0egSitt's @it6 Sa5e1 Salne 9e=
beilt tuer0en. Sic beru5igt, itdrtt
un6 beilt. Sic lit 0n8 bette Nftttei
fir Sdmorr6Diben.-8alfcr SrpS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

&ciu 0tann uber feline 5rau fatr
1ih oes QebenS freuen. Doer ettuas
in bieTer @elt su Stnnoe bringen,
penn tie oil elmer tragen Sober lei
ben. 9egSitt'8 9ittle @orlp &iIerS
limb Die 9iuen, welde bieieS Organ
ro5ch rciniaen.-gSalfer SrUs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

q. g.. 8artlep BON Ntneic, Fa-,
ldreibt: Sd baltic eS fir meme
Yhitbt, Sic un0 bas &ublitum miien
Su lniien, oaB 0e2Sitt's gSit6 Sa5el
Salpc midi uOn l6limmer @c5cmn
befreit bot. Nud) muroe mein Sna=
be opn einem %eiternoen @e16miirC
am 8cine befre;t.-@ulter SrDs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Sieb. S6uieeermutter: @ie III
upbl Der 9rade in SIR &appen &C.
fpmmen? @rdHiber Sbpte9eriObn:
Nbuberr tuirO mDbG emit iber ieine
Sdtpieaermutter aeiieat hoben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Mp6ernes 9attenslid. gle baz
ben cine QerStin gebeiratbet, uno
iino Sic nit ibr slldli6? Weine
6rau lit 5u beiorst UNI mid, i6 bin
ibr ~uberbaupt nur mod Batientl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

@errn Sic ie elm fleines Sino in
ACCOMPLISHMENTS geIeben, Doer
burd nnbaltenben 9uitenrei5 i'm 6alz
ie eeplaet paren, 10 nerben Sic ben
@ertb Der One Minute Cough Cure
tuiiroigen, iuel6e ral6 9inoerung perz
Id1afft.-@alfer SrDS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

@ttuas &urli9t uerbitet pit grpBes
llnbeil. Se28itt's 2ittle Carly 9tiia
ers Iino nur iebr feline 8ilen, nber
duBerIt mirfInm 5ur Serbitung Der
IdlimmIten 2eberz uub Ma9cn=2ei>
ben. sic perbiiten &eritDpfuna uno
&Upftueb un0 reguliren Die Ginge=
meioe.-9Salter SrDS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Seroddtia. Gcit mann betBt
benin SIR 90 itbOf nsnnt Od)ien?'
@irtb: ., bos lit idDn lang..-.oen
babe idJ 10 um9etauit wie idJ bier
MDd]en oerbeirntbet mari
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Die serriHenen uno franfen Sell
eepebe 81 beilen, Die eerei5te Oberz
fld6e gu berubigen, ~iOfurti9e 2inber=
ung uno 0auern0e 9eilung Su bepirz
fen, baS lit Die Wfiiiion BON 0eg8itt' 8
@it6 Sn5el Snloe.-9nlfer 8rus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Gle tuullen eetuiB nidt bur6 Maz
eeni9nd6e, SerftDpfung, llebelteit,
bleid)e Snutfarbe unb &ppetitlDiigz
felt aeplaet werben. Sic babeI mod
ME 9e8itt's 2ittle @arlp 8iiers fir
oieie 2eioen eebrau6t, oenn ionit
tuiir6en Sic curirt fem. IS iin0 fleiz
ne 8ilIen, nber sroBe &~e9ulatDren.
SrDS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17
n,.Annh1i4n snh nnh1ni

Augenblife iino nublps, tpenn lie
peraeu6et merben, unb tie tueroen eez
fabrppu pereeuoet, tpenn eS onrdb
Mnfidub geidiebt in 5dGen, MO One
Minute Cough Cure ~iofDrtige Climber
une uerI6nfen Observation-Disclosures.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17
1cSermdnu fact 70.

@oscursts &ugir.g OubOus. Die munberborite meot-
5tntide gutoednnp heS 3eitaltGrs, GngGnGbm NIB CT"
friIhenb FIR ben SeIbmad. ptrfeu Ieidlt mn be-
itimmt ouf Rlerep, Sober Hub GtngeDeioe. reinigen
has game Spitcm. u%ertreiben SrtqItIin9en, turtreIl
&upiueb, Stcber. dlromtide YerItOpiung unb @alltg-
lett. Bite fdufet uuO prObtret bentc EN- Stdbtel"
den, 10. %. so GCnts. YerfGuit NIB 9%prantirt pon
alien NpDtheteru,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17
2intn1er5ntten

Die 9timmerIatten. Serein8oies
ner: 8itte nm ben Scitrag sur Spell
una Der bungrioen Sinber. 5ran:
Serreptt, iebt sable idb id)pn bier
Ssohre elm uno Die Sinber iino nud
immer bungria?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17
Gd1lechtes SrQut.

S9le9tes &raut. 81: Ius fpel<
DIEM @runbe bait 0u ale Define Col
Gegen gu 5Dnntag Ibeno eingelaoen?
9: sic 1uuen oas 8iitden @i9arren
aufraud1en, uelbes mir meine 6rnu
gum @ebnrtStaa geidJenft bat?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17
alm & dliptnoindtta..

Ser Undergraduate bat. naaotn sr EIrprsre Sabre
lang NIT eiECm itDsrsH SEHarHIstbeu behottet wur.
HtI6s III S6,utHoiunt oussHaitrI brUtr. bird siHs
fade Niit.l isine @tiHsebstt pitoer tIinust. NIB sr
xiii oIeics StiImttitI ber ~i,h.uetu Darni6bstt NIT
tstiIeH. aH sHs. ptIte eus StiIrIiitsI hobsH ponen.
tGtdt sr bsrtiirpinlsit zine ROpis bes Don ibm beuus-
tea aeeepts. peI1sS oIs SslosEoeK ais .in F9srss
FsiImittsI ssssH S9DiHeIu9t. afhma. sntorrh.
2ruudtis uuh une Gals. uHo 2uussutronfbsitsH
5ruHsH IsrHeu mtreeu. or hoFt. oaB one 9eibsnbe
yin Tltitei probiereu perbsH. oo IS uni46sbor III.
9isisKieeH. iuel9e has s9sspt aoben molIn. psIdes
lhreH uihts tctet aue ft o;sIeiht oIs sine gBobItbo
Cr~Irsiisn Dirb. noaeH irtHubIi6ff a~bre1irsn:
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Brooklyn, New York.
0GrEahus aisis aespRal iaxk
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

9tbeeblitt. 9err: MUdten Sie
nid)t nit mir in ben Safen Der Gbe
einlaufen? Srdulein: 9tetn, Sic
iino mir Elm uniidJerer 2ppt1e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

Cine quite Wtanto. Dent Dir MIR,
DIANA, Der 9tfieiur bat MIDI 8efiBt.
Nber, @uu, 0as barf i6 bodJ ni6t
miIien!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

@erIu6t cine 10e. S4a6teI Gosearets, Der beIte
seber. uuo GiuseDtibe- SarguIator 9emadt-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

@brlidJ. &nrum fabrcn Sic ui6t
nit Sbrer 6rau ms Sab? Id, id
lebne MIDI nn6 einen bi8d)en Srenns
unNsidumers!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-09-17

@6mer5baftes SUDDEN, Sautnusz
5ch(doe uno Sranomunoeu tperoen 10
Turt burd) r9eg8itt'8 @itd 9a5el
Salpe" gebeilt. pel6e audi ons bette
betannte 6eilmittel fir 9~amprrbots
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The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-29
MAY FREEZE
All Miners in the Colorado Coal
Mines
Which Supply Kansas Towns
and Cities With Coal,
PREPARING TO STRIKE
Serious Coal Famine May Fall
in Dead of Winter.
January 10 Set for Day of the
Strike.

Denver. Dec. 29.-Trouble is brewing
in the northern coal fields. The op-
orators have received notice from the
miners that unless their wages are in
creased before January 10, they will
close down every coal mine in Lafay-
cite. Louisville. Marshall, Erie and the
smaller counties.
The operators say the schedule de-
manded is an advance of from 10 to 40
per cent. The present scale runs from
40 to so cents per ton for mining after
machines and 40 to 80 cents per ton for
pick work. According to the way the
operators figure it, the scale demanded
would be 55 to 60 cents after machines
and So cents to 81 for pick work. The
operators say that the present wages
together with the other expenses of
production leaves them a very small
margin and they declare that if the
miners insist on a higher scale the op-
orators will be forced to close down the
mines.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-29
NOT so HAND GLOVE
There Are Others in Washington Be
sides the Leland People.

Washington. Dec. 29.-President McKin-
ley stated to a prominent Republican
from Kansas yesterday that he had been
very much annoyed over certain dis
patches being sent to Kansas represent
ing him as taking frequent drives with
Mr.. Bristow and making him a conhdant
and consulting him about federal appoint
ments in general and Kansas in particu-
lar. He said he had never been in a car
rage with Mr.. Bristow but once. and
then only for q few minutes. He said he
was coming out of the White House when
he met Bristow coming up the walk. Mr.
Bristow begged for just a few minutes
time to talk about some matters connects
ed with his division. The president said
his carriage was standing there waiting
for him and he told Bristow to step in
and he could talk to him while driving
He said they were out only very short
time, and the only time the question of
patronage was broaohed was just when
Bristow started to leave: he informed the
president that Mr. Leland would be down
in a week to talk over Kansas appoint
ments. The president informed him that it
would be a useless visit; that he would
have to consult the wishes of Senator Ba-
ker in the matter of the disposition of
the Kansas positions. That is the first
and last time Mr.. Britow has been in my
carriage concluded the president.
A little circumstance developed just be-
fore Mr.. Leland left for Kansas that
rather proves he has either Overestimated
his standing with Mr.. Mckinley or has
tried to fool the people in Kansas. Ex-
Senator Ingalls, went up to the White
House to see the president He found
Mr.. Leland there, who had been waiting
nearly an hour to see the president. Sen
ator Ingalls, sent in his card and almost
Immediately word was returned from Mr..
Mckinley to come right in He stayed
there for nearly hour. and although
he informed the president that Mr.. Le-
land had been waiting outside a long
time to see him, Mr.. Leland continued
waiting until word was sent out that the
president wouldn't receive any more call
ers and Mr. Leland returned to his hotel
chagrined and angry. He shortly after
ward returned to his home in Kansas
without seeing the president again.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-29
WALL STREETER INDICTED
Charge Against Him is Just Plain
Stealing.

New York, Dec. ga warrant is out
for the arrest of Henry Oliver Gold
smith, one of the best known men of
Wall street. The specific charge against
him is grand larceny in the first degree
for appropriating q, check for IS 900, the
property of Oscar a. Weissner of
Brooklyn.
The officials of the district attorneys
office say that Goldsmith has managed
to get away with something like half a
million dollars by operations similar to
those which brought the E. S. Dean
company before the public.
Goldsmith was indicted by the grand
jury on Tuesday last.
Detectives have followed clues all
over New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Boston
and other places, but SO far Goldsmith
has e1uded them.
Goldsmith and a man named Webster
operated under the firm name of Hoyt
e Co. George Hazelweide and William
4. Mitchell, who were their brokers,
were arrested three weeks ago for their
part in the operations, but the charges
against them have not been tried. They
were dropped from membership in the
stock exchange but it was upon their
evidence, the grand jury found their
indictment against Goldsmith. The lat
ter is about 80 years old and in the
opinion of the district attorneys office,
he was one of the shrewdest men that
even engaged in Wall street speculation
after the manner of Dean & Co. They
say his victims are numbered by the
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-29
SAYS HANNA'S DOOMED.
Kurtz Declares That Nothing Can
Now Save Him.

Columbus, O., Dec. 29.-The opening
gun in a memorable political battle,
which doubtless will echo and re-echO
for many years in Ohio politics, was
fired last night. a senatorship is at
stake and Marcus Alonzo Hanna and
Charles Leonard Kurtz are the oppOS-
ing generals. They are recognized as
the leaders of the two factions which
have for years been struggling for Re
publican supremacy in Ohio.
A squad of secret service men, brought
from Washington for the special pur-
pose, note every move and carefully
scrutinize each caller to Kurtzs office
The detail of private detectives per-
form similar mission for Kurtz at the
Hanna headquarters. and in this way
each is in a position to keep a strict
watch on the others movements and
estimate his strength.
Kurtz is confident of victory. He
said today:
Hanna is beaten. Nothing can pre-
vent it. Were 1 to leave for Egypt to-
day the result would be the same. The
men who will vote against Hanna are
determined and nothing will move
them.
1.-The time is not yet ripe for a public
announcement of the anti-Hanna
strength and plans"
The Topeka state journal., 1897-12-29
OUR WORkMEN STUPID.
Hartford Says Trades Unionists Can
Do Nothing Until They Go
Into Politics

New York. Dec. 29.-Edward Hartford,
who with Haveloclk Wilson, NJ. P, con-
stituted the British Trades Union del
egation to the Nashville convention of
the American Federation of Labor,
sailed for Southampton on the Ameri-
can liner St. Paul today.
Before sailing Mr.. Hartford said:
THE policy of the American Trades
unions in not engaging in politics as a
body is stupid. How can they expect
to obtain any lasting reforms if they
hold aloof2 BY pursuing their present
plan of ignoring the control of political
machinery as a means of bettering
their condition they are not only fatal
" ignoring their chances, but are in
viting the scorn of the politicians-the
very class from whom they expect to
get better laws for the masses.
Your American politician, as rule,
is moved to legislation for the masses,
only by showing of superior force.
Exalted feeling he has none. Let the
trades unions force this style of puppet
into retirement and send men to boards
of aldermen, legislatures and congress,
who will not pretend to be the friends
of the people in speeches, and in secret
sell out to the corporations and money
power
Things in England used to be much
as they are in the United States, but
they have changed. We trades union
lists go right into politics. We have
succeeded in making the political par
ties there defer to us and why should
we not? We are the majority. In
every country the workers are the ma
jOrity.''