 As with "Der Sozialist," this paper proved to be short-lived.Chicago radical publisher Paul Grottkau came to Milwaukee in 1886, bringing with him his newspaper, the German-language tri-weekly the "Arbeiter Zeitung" (Workers News).This publication continued without interruption, although undergoing a name change to the "Volks Zeitung" (Peoples' News), until it was sold in January 1893 to a young school teacher named Victor L. Berger and transformed into the "Wisconsin Vorwärts" ('Wisconsin Forward').