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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27
Ser ct. NauI Glenatpr.

Die &sseln befeIben.
Die bisfse 5anbeIstamnter bat fir bic Sn-
ipsetipn BON Getretbe fslsenbes Syfeu, oou
Graben unb @eseln aufsefeat:
GrIbItn SUD eisem
ct YauI CT tra-@ eissa mub fsble.freier,
sprtcmmen retnsr. barter @eisen tia uni
nt9t pentser ais SO yfuub auf ben sensfsnsu
8niba tptesen.
80. 1 muB feblerfrei unb rpbl e~ereinisi
ftin uns at&t psnissr ale So plumb per gu'
5bel piesen.
80. 2 mu6 fsblerfrei, crbentIi9 s~ereintsi
ietn uni ni@t penissr ale Sc pfuub per guibel
rtesen.
SO. 3 lpI allen fir bic Gufbewabruns I'm
8aarsnbaus befimrnten @stseu umfaHeu.
Der nidt psnissr als 81 Plumb per guibel
utest.
3utidsspisfen pirb ulsr @eiasn. Der abse.
Ranbsn, tbr f&n,usts ID Ober teuiser ais 81
plumb per 8ufbel wtset.
@ei3en Ober folder ssmif&t nit auee.
rem @stssn, ptrb in alien Gdlen sariidsepie-
fen.
Rrru.
80. 1 Bslf&tOrn mub bid, feblsrf.st trOdsn
uab Gut s~eretnisl ifin.
Es. 2 mub ssianb, trodea nab OrbentItG
rein itiu.
3uridsepieien tvirb alss 9crn, bas aus
@runb BON S&mus pbsr 8sbleru ubise Giseu-
i@aftsu ni&t bat.
safer
SO. l 5afsr nau6 Hetb, ssfnub, fret Ssn an
beren Getrette unt Drbeatli@ rein ieia.
80. 2 mue seiuHb unb rrbentli& rein ieta.
3ursdseptefn ptrb fta6ter, ~unssiuneer,
f&musiser sber In anberer 6iuft&t ni&t an
nebnbarer 5afer.
&peseu.
20. 4 Rcssea n,ns ssiunb, gut ssreinist
fem uns Sc gfunb per sufbeI rtesen.
90. 2 muB ssiuns unb urbsntli9 rein ftin.
3uradsswtefen pirS unssfaaesr ROsssn.
Gerfe. ~
80. 1 Gerae nu6 bid, BED. retn, sefunb uul
fret scn anbernt Getretbe fein.
80. 2 uuB sefunb anb prbentli& rein ieia
20. 8 umfabt ale ssfunts GsrRs, bic 81 feb
mie farbts Ober Ia ..anberer etnI@t nt&t BE-
5&afen Ia, rte SO. 2. 40
9uridsepieien ptrb ale unselanbe Gerfe
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

gsu ben %Serreifen Dpetoren II,
auf heren balbise @iebertebr ct. PAUL 70 &C.
ipanut ID, fnb III ben lesten Easen berubisenbe
Ra&ri&tsn a~nselanst.
81. Or. 9&warata@ naa@t IN 8arls-
bah cine Sur our @ieeerberfeauns ietner ST.
iunbbsit unb bat pom DtreetOrium Der biefsen
Nusenbeilanfalt cine gerIdnseruns .fsinss lr-
laabes bis Nttte aprl erbalten.
81. Dr.. eta m m i&reibt uns bon 3D.
ben, Ct. aarsau, in Ger s&reia no sr eben-
faas cine 8ur rna@t unb suar NIT suten, CT
fols, 70 ts6 et e~benfals iut tpmmenben Renai
slpriI aa9 @inneiOta s~urid3utsbren esbsntt,
unb suar beelsitst BON ieiner GaHilie. 2sibsr
traf i'm bic SrausrbuH&aft bub iein gater,
e~beufaas Elm beliebter ar3t auf fetner bef@wer-
Ii&sn 2anbprurts SerunsIadte uue f9pere Ser.
lesunseu an 8cpf unb 8ruf erIitt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27
Gerner bic gia urgerwiuisuns BON 1880

Gerner bic gia urgsrminisuns SSu $4,000
fiji bas SOlbaten. @aiitnbaus.
Die BIN. betrsfenS bic gerIssuns tes gcur.
ts'RssierunssFsss in gbiiasp GOanty mad
GbifnsU Gits, fOl bard tas Bolt sntiGistsu
trerhen.
Die bon brn. Benz einsebraGte Bin, mad
reI&er fiji 5eirnfGtten cine Dor gei&lasnabm'
ssi&iste Observation-Disclosures BON $1,000 fsfse.
fest ,rerbsn lOae, seranlabte cine lsbbafte De.
bate.
Durant beantraete. bic Sumrae auf $4,000
fsfSuisssn.
TRtt as sesen 40 stimueu srurbe bic Aus.
nabmeiumne NIT $4,000 paiFrt.
Gerner bic SIN, tpelGe bic Grbstuns elmer
Stats. Sare BON $450,OO0 senebmist.
Die St PAUL unb waetfc Batu
rurbe Spn Srn. DelanO aufs Tapet sebra&t
eur& etne Bin, pel&e i'm Wsisuti&en fulsen.
bes sfiebt: Die ber bstrsHenten gOmpasnis
SOm Staat ertbeilten yrtStlesiea unb Qanb'
i&snlnnsen perben wieberrufsn bur& eins
neus @erGbruus Der Derwtrtten griutIesteu
tptrb ben gOabbe0Bern Gelssenbsit seseben, fl
neuerbtnas su iibernebnaeu iOltea lie iebOd
ni&t basu seneist fetn, tpirbe Der Staat irsenb
elmer auberen GOmpasnie bafelbe &s&t etnrGa.
men, uus ben slusbau Der pi&tisfen 8abn.2t.
aien 81 FHern.
Den sssenwGrtisen geIsern BON 2anb an
Der CT. paul unb gaetfe 9inie, peI&s iUl&ss
In sutem Glaubsn BON Der Gompasnie errrr-
ben babeu, tptrb Der 8efs s%aranttrt.
Die 8ta III gum Druid beureert unb benz
Sufia.G pmmfttee iibermieien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

Sfbas &Iles? frast bic 9esp 1lna gpf.
Son ben BON Der 2ssisIatur aur tlnterfusuns
Der NOtblsibenssn an unierer @efsrGnse be-.
riQisten $4,000 ID In bieien 9asen, bur@
@cuSerneur Davis, bic 9umnae sun-$3OO
fiji 8rupa County bisrber sslaust. Gs IL btss
eth 70 iberaus unbebeutenber unb in gar fet-
aent gerbGltnie 81 Der @siammtuntsrfasunss.
iumuae unt Der 3abI Der bisTuen Nutbleiben-
ben febenber 8etras, bab mir unrnSeli& aaneb-
men tSnnea, infer grown County fene bau,it
abseipeiR srerben. &c fab baria wsit ibsr 800
MppIicaticnea Don, In 8olee ber GebIernte. Nstb.
letbenben eeua&t trcrben unb 60 pirte bier
mad, anssReutst BsrsGnuns ~ 8OIss, bic
s~raubiUie Sumn,e pom rs Gent auf Elm SAINT.
lieubaupt fOmnaen! @eHu man nun bic MaRe
bon gcri&rifteu betenft. pel&e BON Npslitan.
ten bet Ginrei@ans ibres @eiuGes ~ MAIDEN
fnt uab bic 2aufereten, bic ibnen pbltesen, um
sun, 3iele sa seIanseu, 70 perlObnt g f& fir
bic BET rsiteu, WieiFen In Der Shat ni&t f@
I'm, bic 70 bS@f barftise neutrality-suspicious.
ID bewsrten. Spate 60 F4, tuas mir aus elmer
siemli& suten Aueue ssrnebnten, eiten,
bae &sbwrsb County, In ipelGen, sie@&abeus.
fiftuns sur@ bic 5suiGredss teinsspess cine
srSeere sepeien, ale In Brown Gpunts-hie
Summs BON $1,000 ansewieitn ertaIten babe,
70 Uirbe bieis encrrae ilnsleiNtsit als stpas
bEGf auFaaenbss eri1eineu.
5uHentIi& wirb F& Obise gefir@tans bsr
y. u. ycf ni&t ber6brsn. Bon amtli9er
Seite Der 10 fuIsentss tssannt:
8untes. unb Staats Inter
fGeuns.
Ter Gcnereb ieste aur I1nterfisuns be,
bur9 Ssui&udsn sef@asistsa anfsslsr tn
sasrb psfen cine eumme BON $500 600 aus
rrspn @inntipta $4,000 erbalten fOu; fsrns,
bsririete bic Staats.2 esisIatsr cine Summ'
spn $4,000. Das COMMITTEE far @ittet uni
Dese f&IGst BOT, $4,000 fur Saatweisen uni
$4,000 fiji 2ebeRsrnittsI mnb Rlstber ausau.
tsea.
Gum 3psde stnsr naSsIi9R .ai9sn gsrtbst
lung Der guntss- tinterRisuns bat @ensra
Eerry, Gcmmanbeur bes Departments Da.
fOta, tsreIts etne an3abl OfFsiere In bic betrOf
fsnen @.seueen ssiantt nnb f9 spa, artess
Rinifer nod msbr erbeten. Bsreits abse.
f&idt Fnb:
2ieut. 8. g. 5spe mad @atcusuan gsunts
eieut. alfr. Oelf mad God Guunty. feisut D
5. Srana MAO Rurras Geunty. eteat. 5
@. 8urns mad 9rrpn County. 2ieut. 5. R
Stanley mad @artin County. 8. g. Staf
fOrb mad IaribauIt County. tQieut. Sebr
ganniasr mad Gsttcupupb Gpunty. 2teut. @
$. 2r~ mad TutIes COUNTY unb sisnt. 8. 8
9ufrn mad Sadion County.
Disie Sffsiere BADEN gersei&nihs ber, Rct5.
IstOsntsn ~aufsunsbmsn, ,uS,u natiitli& stni
3sit srfcrberli& isin tuirb. Gs tf ssa brfe
bab BITE ssratf itst isbr barte 1ctb mSsIi&f
raid tmilhert perben natse.
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3. anton Etrtme's @~rDeery. unb
rpStftpns-Stors Ode Der 10. mnb
ct. Deter Strabe, III ct. pax1, empfeblt F&
eur& ben beaea gsrratb aler pinf&barea @r-
tiel, 1ausbalt-, pie Ganey-@ rpeeries, tnIdn-
btf&e unb tutpurttrte 6ri4te u. (. 10. geicn-
bers beliett inS sesentpdrtis bic DATE Graders,
bon Gbteasu, psl&e bier edit 30 babtn Fnb.
2iebbaber gutter @ctxe, 2iqneure unb Cigar
rem Fnben BET 6errn Einarne immer etpas
mad ibrena Gef&mude. Wretie febr btais.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

@ensIer's M . u "a ente MI teItei
TT an 30. 143, ct. geter Gtrabe, ssi'
i&en 0eanter unb 3ebater Stabe, nd&f Sim
mes @sf&Gftsblsd, ssrlest. Dafelbf TT fetE
cine MuspabI Der f1Safen Grab>@ cnuntente
isute 3et&nuusen fiji fsI&e 81 ftbsn. aud
Narmur-W attsn fir Slide, icpte tunfret&s
Stulptur.s trbeiten aa auberen 3reden psrbeu
prompt unb sa btQtseu yretfeu s~eltefert. 5r.
Bensler erbtelt an ber lesten Staatsfair BIZ
erRe nab etnsise yrdnte far ioI&e @erte. Be-
u@er erbalten bic bereitwiQisfe aastunft. 90
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Reuer % inter! 90 Seruimmt r,aa BON
allen geiten Der. DttentseH, weI&e f& be.
reits Der 6ufauns biusabsn, bae ss NIT Der
arenssn psrri9aft bee Gintws su Gube it
unb ipntt lei9tete aletbsr pra iest an ausret-
Gsn, rurbeu tur& Bite ueusefaaeaen G&nee.
maGsa arg enttduf9t unb turnmen u ebsn-
fals ba;u, bet Der Gtrma 1etuaaa uns &oif
na93nfrasen, Oh AUD far Pc In ben Gei4afts-
flores bee Star Clothing 5auies etpas waGen.
bee surrGtbts itt. hub fe babeu Soaf ahbis
Rs9t, bern pas ie piinf@en, fOpObl binfGt.
lid Der GIesana sultSitGt uub Dauerbafistett,
inssn fe in ben Stcrss 90 SO OR Drttts uns
% Sadipa Giraffe. SIN getref Der bsiipieaStu
8iIisteit Der vreife perbsn fe aber nod u,ebl
Rterrai9t iein. Gbeufaas feline Ecueteu-N r.
w..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

Wef's gesetabIe Qeber. ptIIen
Fub bic ein3issn stsentbimli&en YtQsn, beren
gertitunssart tstannt IL. aae anberen babsn
sttpas @s~teimnibDOles ia ibrer 8erettanssart,
bic fe ntGt sa SerSFentlt&en passn. Der
Grunb To einfa&, Die Gatrtlantea ptFsn, bas
menn tasgOIt uiibte, telGe biaisen, rrbinGrsn
Stofe unb Sielet&t Auadflber ba3u Serpenbet
perbsn, Nteutant fcI&e taufen wirbe. Gusr
apOtbster fam eu9 bic 6crueI seisen. Mit
3udsr ibersosea trstbts gtaen tn ieber S@a9-
fcf
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

OeffeutIt&e GtuIabuns! Sur sr5s-
ten unb ~SOafdnetsRen &efauratics: Die sru
s. @&mtbt s0r. 242, Drttts gtrabe. Bon
iestan perben Ut teberS tunbe de Guferu
UeFiiseL tOreaeu, 6leti&icrten aaer art, @ib,
ura NQes, nas Der Martt AT Deli9atefen bietet
~ierStrt. Die fetnfen @etne unb 2ta1eure bte'
tet rteine Bar; 6rutte. &cuteit nnb Gpnbttc'
reipaare. tt beRer Ausrabl. Dte&Ifpartuue
u feber !3ett bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

Rtafsntn Nenf&en beseusen, bab
bas bette WRitteI sssen 6ufen, GrtGltuns anb
aae 9ranEbstten Der 9ruf, eHnse unb Reble,
Or. gus. 8Snis's 3amburssr grnftbee if.
Gs 10 atsr aud eth aItes benti@es SansmftteI,
unb sDnneu Mtr tanftar bafir ietn, baB 20 fesi
In jebsr 9petbefe In aunerita ~ bstcmmen III.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

Der Ct Mnna Grauen Teretn
irGblte TT ieiner neuli&en SabresserfanmIune
ben naGtenannten IcrRanb:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sanien.
0t3e.y northumberland Nt&el.
]. 9etrstGrin-R arY 9&ul3.
2. SerretGrin-N Diary GGpnartb.. a
S&aBmetRerin-gat Damau.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

@abt Sbr ie elm &ins seiebeH, has nidbt 60.
der In fdaen e&ubfpisen tatts2 @enn SIR Gins sde.
ben tabt, 70 serlaRet GuG tararf. bae bic SGabe NIT
Gilner 9ips peri.bea warea. Dieiete en- trassa F& ME
an ben 8shen aHs. Geriudet fe!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

ii. NIirsta Naria 9utraita GsrlaS. Gltsra; Gni
0rIa& aub Carolina seb. @ismann.
Is. Sstr. NYplrnia Utetrria Salsr. Gltera Gass'
genius SaIer uuh Maria seb. Raubsn.
q, Sbn Glfabstba Eur. Gltern: Ri6ael eur uni
9usta ssb. Gi;.
Sham WiIbslm 3erssnfslb. Gliern: S.bu 3eppenfsIs
unt Gsrtrub gel. Sans.
@arie goumcnn. eltern: SVtann 9aumann uni
Sophia &ereilea.
Sba Barbara, [9lams ni&t %ssnannt1
&nna gattarina Mar. Gltsra; Stntanitn War uni
Gbriaind seb eebens.
70. @sprs glierIaas SSu'ts. @'tsrn 5rans SSult'
unb Warid ssb. S,tten.
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Ea bic Gtnfen bu n 9 neuerAbSn-
nentem mSsen uniern ber3lt9en DAM en- .
pfansen: 8. s. IN Marystcpn, s. 9. q. In
Serbian, O.. M. tn ct; Soieph s. &. In M-
bany s. $. tn minneapolis, 8. g. ia ST. ve.
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tnb @amorrboioen

ban Sluna hber Bic nrfe6en, bic WeiGtAte, BITE Ssiluns unb
bte 0erbitane Der 6dmprrbpiben geTtfentlt&t ron ..
NeufNetter u. Co., as Daltes Street. ReD gprf. Sad
Gmpfane elmer ppf.gearfe trsb hieielte fret mad alien
GbeIen Der Neretuieteu StaateR reridnft.
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Die YurselI a n.1 p@sett feterte 20.
riseu Duanerfns Grsuub 8. 56nssi, wel9ent
bel bielsu. Snlaie ssus 9isbertran3 etn Stanb.
&en sebra&t tuurbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

Der @shante III Id&erIid,. bel Ebnben Tas
ben ansupenbeu. ber fault. pber etifte. pet&e f& 3u'
fauamensteben uut ~ausfaaen. Bar 8efefioans Der Cob.
len an tns Oberleter Der StieeI Dser S&ube TT Gable
Gcrew aBire bas etnsiae baltbare Naterial.
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3u Derfaufen.

Ter ltnter;si&nete riniGt feline Sarm gu r~ertaufsn.
9tefslte lieet tn Der Ndte ron &i&ntcnb. StearnsGpunt9
Ninn. tn wtl&ena NanhR6tt&en befdnbie eu 10th. grit.
Rer ii unb no m6brtnb bes eanaea Sabres SAule eetdI'
ten wtrh. Die 6urrt befebt aus 200 Afern sut.n eapbes,
wpSpa so Gdtr unter plug itnb ebenfaas befineen ft
cuf Der Sarm Gin euteS Dobnbaus. StaQuns, WaHer unt
Spl3. Der brittle Ibeil bes 8aufpretfes una6te betut 8aufs
baar erIsst treben. bic atrissn srsi Drittel 3atlrar n1r'
mtnen nit 2 pro. SuttrsHen.
9. Trans 3nmtralSe,
St-93 Eprab, 9tearns County Ninn.
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O e Il o + B e n.
. GAanM IA
Qebrer SteQe= @etu6.

Gin tunaer Mann. Der bic 5r6f6ulen DeutfGIauts
unb Nmeritas burGma&te Elm (5irf @raee G~ertifeate)
innt BAT unb f6 bur6 mebridtrtse prorts Grfatruns i'm
Qebrerfa&e Iamrnelte, faGt eine STEELE. Ntreffre Bpr
40 Ruffalp @rtattGpuRtp Wian. 50
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81. %. Mert Mttslieb bes &sprGlen.
municipalities, traree trrtbihmli& ssna ,,Yicnser"
untsr beaen s~enannt psl&e benz Game Can BET
rpbnten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

Deutf9er 9. 8.as-
mans, GdeE ber 7ten nnbt Dabafbap Giraffe.
yreiie isbr uadets. 8tfe Rerrensta. 40
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GpnntD:S~ ertpaltmn9..

Dem Sabresberttte bes Gounts. Nubttprs g.
See Dapts tf absr bic gerpaltuns BON 8am'
iep GOsnts, wte steielbe gu Gnbe bes Sabrss
1874 ibren abf@lub fanb, ~ sntnebmes, mas
felst:
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Staats:2 e8islatmr.

Die @abI zines 8nntes. Senators, here1
enbli&er Mbi&lub bur& cine Rense BON gsr-
rideluusen F& In bic 9Gnse scs, fanb lsste
Dp&e eiae fiji gieIe gang unerpartsts g.
flung.
%. 2e&ren, Der Ganbibat Der &eform.yar.
tel, bate nit ieiner ettpas iiber 60 betrassnben
Stimmensabl cine SteQuns errunsen, bic ibm
sntIi& etne @abI IN gusF&t feate. Snbeb
pirb IN pDIttii&en Sneelesenbeiten gar ManGsa
iaeinbar wie aus ben @Oltsn bersei&aett,
aa@bent 90 In aaer Stile absetartet prreen
@Gbreab 2o&ren tura spr Sburi&luB nod eins
srt pClitii&es wrusrautn, gum 8eaea sab, unh
an feline 8reunte etuen Brief i&rieb, norm CT
feline pcIiii&eu GrunbflBe ausipra@, tatten
bic &epubIitaner ibren Bid bereits auf einen
anberen Candidates sewurfen, unb bic Mbfim.
z,uns Der sereinistsn 1Guisr liefsrte am BORT
gen Greitas na&fsbenees Relultat:.
@eiammtsabI ber Stimmsn ....."""..". 147
3abl BET @nwefeneen ...".."."."".-.. las
NStbis sur Wabl..""..~.""""."."..". 70
Stmnen erbielten;
9. s. N. McNiQan 81
". NcGren 61
@prbpn g. Sole 1
Mmps G~pssspeQ.. 1
Mbuelenb 5
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0erlan9t.

Gin gutter Waeeamd@e. RaGtufraeeu bel Sps.
9 stetr uub 5r. Garry IN 8pfempunt Do
fcta Go, SU-82
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6Tetf&manns Yreb 1eei Ia Sanieu
Grussrie StSre, nabs Der bsutf9en tatb. Stride,
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3u 8erfaufet.

Sn BEN batd feline sansise Page SUrtteiltaft tefana-
ten Stdet&en SbafsEee, Ssptt 60. Ninu. tt EN- 40 Ader
tMr1 feline quite Gage unb ftbr saten ScDen. 5as Salte
fam In aulCtten a~ussslest re'ben,. tenn Is tf bios 4
8lpd prn Der fatbrlif&tn Rir6e %entfsrnt; eS tt Elm sutes
rerfeben ftrner t6lt Is s 3inmner. gate Sta1uHs. Der
gertdufer pini&t ftiren g9pbnplaS ~ dnbern reseu
@efuntbet balber. Stbinsunaea saufte. I'm u6bere
&ustuRft penpe man i'd. an
SGbanu 46f,
1888 Sbafrpee Nins.
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@erbtnbli&teitea.

@erbtnblt&teiten
Die Gefammtiumrne Der Gerbtnbli&tettea
belduft F& auf $751;, 604.65, alfo erstebt f&
Elm neberi&us Bon 1928, 594.8 SO an @utbabea.
Inter ben @srbin hli9teiten eri&einen $43..
O32 % fir sabltare 9iQs, bas tlebrise In
Bombs.
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2u Yerfaufen.

8tais unter ~sanfisea Bepinsunsea IL Ia Der uateru
StAbt tfn gut ~eeieeeues RrtnhAus a. ~Serfauftu, NIT 9pt
unb GBaRer tn Der RaGe. Austunft taua man IN ter 81.
ice httfes SIattes erbalttn. %
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0utttHmAem.

Sur ben y@anberer" taben be3ablt;
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-02-27

NE SOrtietnm8 Der 0ntts
tnm0ett tn fuIsenoer Summer.
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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-30
Solar Incendiarism.

A correspondent of the Pail Mall Ga
zette writes: 1.-TWO incidents have just
occurred which more than suggest that
some mysterious fires may have had
their origin in the action of the sun on
glass. A few days ago the master of
the steam mtng Volunteer, in Plymouth
Sound, found that large hole had been
burned in the centre of the covering of
his berth, and that the fire had penetra-
ted to the bed itself, which was smOk-
ing. 1t was then discovered that this
resulted from the concentration of the
SUMS rays by the glass dead lights in
the side of the vessel. The grounds of
new mansion at Paighton are entered
through gates richly gilt and ornament
ed. To protect them temporarily they
were covered with canvas. On Sunday
afternoon this covering was found to be
on fire, and was burned, one of the lamps
above being broken by the heat All
ordinary theories of the causes of fire
failed to account for this one and it was
discovered that the globular lamps of
the gate concentrated the solar rays and
directed them on the spot where the can
vas had been, and thus doubtless occas-
ioned the fire."
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-30
4 New Horse Disease.

We have no record that there was
any equine Adam which, with his dam,
tasted of forbidden grain or hay in the
Garden of Paradise; yet the poor beasts
seem to have their physical snfferings
just as much az though such had beeL
the case. At the time We are writing,
here in St. Louis new and direful epi
demic seems to have commenced to
scourage the faithful beasts which draw
the~vehicies and bob-tails through onr
streets. Those horses seem most snscep-
tible to it which have been standing for
time in the stable with regular allow
ances of food and water. The first sym
toms exhibited in the animal are vio-
lent twitchings of the body, paving and
a singular contortion of th5 eyes, as
though. surrounding objects were fast
becoming invisible. Being seized with
violent paroxysm, the animal drops in
his stall, and is soon covered with a
perspiration which streams from every
pore. During the spasm she horse is
seized with perfect frenzy, which is
followed with paralysis of the hind
quarters and a manifest curvature of the
neck and spine.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-30
Turnips and Corn Together.

The Canada Farmer says: A West
chester county, New York. farmer is in
the habit of sowing yellow Aberdeen
turnips among his corn at the last pass
age of the cultivator, when the plants
are about FIVE feet in height. The tur-
nips do not make much growth until the
corn is cut, after which they swell rap.
idly. The cost is nothing except for
seed and harvesting. and corn, being al
ready cut, is not injured when the tur-
nips are gathered in. From one TO four
hundred bushels Of turnips have thus
been obtained without lessening the corn
crop. Weeds are not tolerated, and the
whole strength ofthe land is devoted, as
it should be, TO nseful crops.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-30
ANOTHER MOTOR.
New Application Of Old Principles,
From the Chicago Tribune.l

ErOm the chicago tribune
John Martenson, residing at No. 273
North Market street, has on exhibition
there a rude machine, constructed en-
tIrely by his own hand, of wood, which
is, as he claims, the model Of an engine
which he is the dlscoverer. A bare out
line of the principle is this: A lever,
worked by one man, turns wheel. The
revolution of this wheel sets in motion
series of compound levers, varying in
number from six to twenty. The long
arms of these levers are worked by a
combination of cogged wheels and cog
ged bars, which combination is accord
ing to Mr.. Martenson's statement, the
chief principle in his discovery, and is
not yet to be made pnblic. The short
arms play successively into the cogs of a
wheel which drives the engine. This
last wheel is thus pried around its CEN
ire instead of being turned by belt in
the ordinary way. Thirty motions of
the lever in the mans hand are to turn
this last wheel 700 times in one minute
and but one man is needed to run an en-
gine, no matter what its horse power
may be. No steam. water, fire, or air il
used. The inventor believes that an
engine -four feet long, three feet wide,
and two feet high, would drive a street
aar NJ frrb Of pf,orI auA Eae
correspondingly larger one would propel
an ocean steamship or draw train of
cars
Mr.. Martenson is very enthusiastic
over his discovery, upon which he has
labored for six years. He is foreman in
the Omposing-room of the Swedish
American newspaper, and, as his family
are dependent upon him for support. he
has been restricted during these years to
a few hours each evening for application
to his invention. He is extremely de-
sirous that some public-spirited gentle
man should furnish him with the means
Of subsistence for a few months, and
thus allow him to devote day and night
to the working out ofhis idea. He feels
positive that in half years uninterrup-
ted time he could make an engine which
would run a horse-car through our
streets, and thus demonstrate the practi
cability and the extraordinary economy
of his new power.
An astronomer, whose name Mr. Mar
tenson could not remember, aud who
vas, he thinks, connected with the
Chicago University, called early in 1871
to see the engine, of which he had heard
rumors, strongly urged the inventor to
persevere, as he had a good thing, and
promised him support. At the time of
the fire, however, he lost trace of his
patron, and has not since heard from
him. As has been already stated, his
engine is on exhibition at his residence
to any who may be interested in it.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-07-30
Clover Turned Under.

Mr.. j. Gregory few years ago moved
from Tennessee and bought a plantation
in Murray Co., Georgia. The land at
the time he purchased it, with a good
season, would produce ten bushels of
wheat per acre. II October Mr.. Grego-
ry sowed broadcast fifteen acres of wheat,
Boughton wheat, one bushel to the acre;
and in February following he sowed the
same ground in red clover, sowing broad
cast in two ways, one bushel to eight
acres. He harvested ten bushels of
wheat per acre and cut fine crop ofhay
the same season. The next year he
moved two crops of good clover hay, av-
eraging two tons per acre. The third
crop grew up from four to eight inches
high, and in October he plowed the
clover under, plowing deep and subsoil-
ing Sowed one bushel of white Bough-
ton wheat per acre. Thus you will see
that the only manure used to improve
the land and get thirty and one-half
bushels of wheat where he could only
raise ten wss to plow under deep good
crop Of clover and srbaoil.