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ERRMs or :90rEerfSs.sass,
POULTRY FLESH.

'!he 7aiae Of poultry flesh. comparative"
y. that y y say when spoken VI SIMPLY as
table food. Is not 50 varioas in different
breeds OF fowls, as some Of the books and
certain partial writers on The suiject aim
10 make IL 0Hf. ss*s ~ 4sfFt
We not infreguently see il grarely stated
that the meat Of the Chin.se or Asiatic
breedsis ,tringy and tough. or that tie
fesh q this or that smaller variety Of fowl
Is very tender and juiey.' compared with
that or some other kind Of poultry. This
Is all fallacious, and a groundless theory.
We hsse eaten Of The flesh Of every des-
cription of domestic fowl, from the Bantam
10 the Brahma--old aud young-good and
inferior. And ~e know that IL is altogether
more in the feeding Of poultry. 10 render
their meat toothsoms when slaughtered
than il is in tbe sort or size of the fowl
.bus eaten. $685." .@~ @st p &
IN immature chicken of the slowly ma,
turing sort. is. Of course lacking in ro-
tundity and plumpness. il unseasenably
killed for the table. But any variety uf
fowl. either young or old, that is badly Or
negligently fed and cared for, is naturally
poor in fiesb. 'stringy. and unpal,ahle.
Well fed fowls Of any trerd, and such ~
have all they need for their comfort and
thrift, from ehickcnbood upward, make ex.
cellent poultry for market, or for the pri-
vate.able. And there is no perceptible diffe-
renee 10 the taste If the fe>h Of any sort Of
domestic bird, so far as we could ever dis
tipguish Poultry World.
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PICKLES

Take sucumbers (Bedism sizs,. wipe
clean. and place evenly in barrel or kcg.
When the ksg 10 full place 9 clean cloth
over the top; next plaesa board or stone
for press; take four quarts Of salt; boil 10
20. u water tilI ell tie salt dissoIyes; when
cool sdd two pail. more water aud turn
over the keg the brine should be strong
And cover the pickles sell; when needed
pot pickles in jar Of fresh water Cor two or
three days changing water often: then
Put 10 vinegar. This ear have always
found gooj. snd but little sotk. Recipet
FOE making sweet pickles. After eating
vstermelons. take the rind. aud with >
sharp knife pare OF the outside green and
all the heart cut the wbise krm Jart into
strips two inches long. make syrup By
putting one quart vinegar aud one pound
sugar on tie stove 10 bold; two ounces
cloves tied 10 cloth. aud halfan ounce alI.
'pics tgroandj add with quart Of water |;
when well boiled skim. snd place your
rind IN the syrup; LEI boil ill sseh piece
looks clear and i tender, skim ont into .
jar and add more ribd when done set away
focool. and IN tso Dr thfes days I would
liketo cone sad belp you eat them. ohio
Farmer.
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SHADE fug STOCK.

81 rsa54 -
Shade ssis neees~aey 10 he sSnfert D
cattle - Of mss, aanng very ssTn xenshs
~. Every eassars shc1la hare shade trees.
These shade trees ore n.t only salaahle for
stsef ON seecnni Of shade aad preseetioD
ss.,m = hos nson- day sun but as an Vsha-
iheni. they are 10 be desired. A pasture
wahon. -ha.se sr.es. however grern and
beaatiinl the sgrmyiag grass AND @closer.
to'"zs bali us aisrastiyeue~s 10 the eye. IN
n Summers day, ~ ne gare over the hand :
>cape and view the iiel,ls. our hearts are
tefreshs i"nose the pasture grecn through
which members the ,wabblmg brosk' wear
she rnots Of wiic. splesi shade trees.
uh,Icr whose bospitabie e,yer ibe l.zD cow
chews her cpd in idle e,s,,ss,t and ease,
Where tbsre are No shade trees in pa :
iure arti6cai shade should be provided. As
g1d shelter frnm s;orH, and rains Is ben, ;
hcial 10 stocs md ecmomical to the owne, ,
sois protectiVa frem the warm sun adyan
iascous to both beast aud master. II is as
na,nrnl for the beast Of the fe'd 10 suffer
from the panes Of hunger as ii Il for man.
It's AS natural for the COW. the horse. the
sheep, the goat and the hog to srsk shelter
from snow and hail storms ss for man. Al!
damestieated animals are mere or less ef-
facted by cold and heat; and if the lord
Of creation grows weak aud fatigued under
the swe!teriDg rays ofa July or August sun
and s'eks some shady spot to ease his M
comfortable condition. pray phy shou d
not tick Of varioas breeds and species 1 0
similarly inclined also. The man WIN car .
not for the comfort ~ his stock is worse
than brute. Suut. era Live Stock Jour, =
81. Y -,..,-53- '....' a.
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THE SUN.
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Is7s.

q
ilIe time approaches Er the reur,, Al ~ .,,h.
n .rrtpiinns. THE st.N waiIII r.sn,I,,d Il !.
Hieids and wellwishrrs ryrry llsrv. thai d /. !
Siiil candidate for their considerations and
.upl,vrt. Upon IT. record Tor tie Ir.t ten ys,f.
friss r e0slniIalIre pl tle HEARTY a u,t,a Ia
aud generous ev-nperaiiJn Nhhh IIsye hifhrft !,
Union. 81 " WV
The DAILY sCN f,a four pa.s..bec, q, -
r'iulnn, price ny mail, post Iaid, 81 cents a
manih. or sI.SB per Seaf.
Ilsr sIADAf ediIlJu ni TIE SIN 4. nm
elghi-pagr slitet oI s. columns. While pI,iug
the news ofthe iay. u alst contains : lslye 4.
mount ~ literary and Blsrrllane0iis mattrt sts.
rtslly prepared kIr u. THE SUNDAY sI'N hs.
n'st VIII gr.at .nts.s. Pust pail u 20 4 veal,
THE WEEKLY BUN -
Who doe. nod know THE WEEKLY SIN, n
elTriIlaies thrDuvlleiIl The United States, ne
tah.ttlas. Aiid besald Ninety thoil,and IatIiIir.
srrci " welrolle Ia2es weekly, aud rrgIrsl II In
tbe IgH ~ guide, p,itiisrilUF. aud Irisnd fl
nsMs. editorial, agricultural, and literary tlp.
Iaflmenis make " essentially q lpilrual Ior tbe
hnily aud nresIlr. Terms: UNE ~ LIAR A
te,r, pod paid. This Igirr, qualify considered
lilakes y The eheaIsst newspalcr piIlli.lrI. Fnr
Clubs ~ ten, wtthriD .asli We will seftI Il, ey
Ira copy IRE. Address
PUBLISHER OF THE SUN.
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Whitewash that will stick indoors and
out 10 made thus: Slack cay one peck Of
lime. and while hot and at the thickness Of
cream. sdds quart of linseed oil md .
quarter pound dissolved glae. Let stand
half day before using. Rains will not
sash = od. nor will Il prove such nuisance
on interior walls a. common whitewash. Ii
should. Of course. be tbinped with water
while using as ordinarily.
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Fruits gathered in The afternoon are les
acrtd than when gathered in the morning
because fruit are ripened by the conver
sion ofihe acid they contain into the sugar
ard since i requires the aid Of light anS
heat. the intervening boery between morn
Jog and afternoon produce The difFsrcnc.
in their ripeness.
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PREMIEfn.0

View sni'-rfIhers tstri, lng early) isr the rear
is's nlAs hate, aitllsul charge. tho numlefsf Il Z
the lasl quarter ~ 1875 OF such psffodiral. & :
they ntiy sns.rriI,e for
~ Instead. new sll,-rriters 20 nny two. flltts,
orfonr 0fthe above lr.Fiosligal-. may lasr one {
the 'Fnur ErIiess' Ier Isl; slls-sFilH.rs IL al
me iIiai hate tsa nf fhe knnr Nrfiets-. ~ ohe
- ~ Hllrkwo,safs Magazine L9 ISL. -.
Neither premiums "a sliissrriivf. nar dl.ru,int
Ia clubs can le allowed uulsss the money /. A.
milir'l ,iirrci 10 the publlsligrs. 40 premium
gwen tu clubs.
10 secure pfsmiuns u viii tbe nerrssary 10
makc ssrly HpplteItan. ~ tls .ts,sk a. satle fnT
thin rartsae {. limited. a# -
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the geiier ~ Ol The club.
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THE HOME JOURNAL, takes the earliest
oecasian rs thr rrssfilsMrat " businrss upon
The sisrie iasis 10 rvtnrB u u oil sAl,s,rIpuii
rates b,-forr the war. two tluilars year. fbs-
was IT, prize during nearly the entire lrficti d
The edtorsliip st v. u. WILLIS and u T. MUls.
Rls. The irps.lt rssIns,syn b alslli,iy tnr the
advantage OF tlRislibsrrirT, to while The rate J.
the sase a. wears ago, tho sfzv ~ NJ palnr has
bcen Increased fnlly thiirI. Gsisiy ~ new H.
ferssry attractions hasr h-sH Aleill. with .Ill
rrylrwm ll'e news 81 the l..i ,,,rkiy 81 hume
and abrn ni rseFy week, making Nisii Ils prrss
has almost nnaIlIn,r'sly 'hsiarrdivls '...
u" Tie Best Literary d,m Society Pspsr
~S ia dmsriei"s 4. s5. ,@..x
This marked lain 10 the Subscriber the pnl,.
lislssrs ARE gFatiheI Ia hc able a. make fls.P4
lnss 10 ihrn~riles by reason u the present sw=r
circulation II the psIer. ln the ZANE ,.iTrcfkgn
they enIn't 0n It'll greater adyaHtaa.s to thir
subscribers, ronstantlt increasing the value uf
thr paper and re,lI,.ing t.,e prize. tins krrping
Il in the intura ~ u has nrrn In the fasi. The
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departments " the J0IIriial rampri.e Editorial,
On topis~ 81 fresh interest: Brilliant EaInanr..s
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views ~ new events in the world of De- les Let
frts, Painting. sculplnre. Science. MItsir, and
the Dfanla: original E-says: Ample Exrerrf-
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ron correspondents IN ali the greai LaIltals pl
the World: cOpinns Extracts from New Book:
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doin.s ~ the Beau llansie: emhn arins the very
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TERMS. FREE or POSTAGE.
The Home journal one copy, one year, -
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snl'-eriIers wbc wish 10 jnin with III. IIonr
journal am one of The lealiLg periodicals Iike
ilarIsr's Marazme; Harp-rs Weekly Lippia.
roits. Blarkwsod's >. the EneIsh Qlartsrlip-. sis.
mat do - at The reduced rae ni .i q Tor the four
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Stuck ~, bu. not proud. said the but.
isrfy, ss be- sss pinnoi 10 the siis ofibe
shoW. .eass.
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MD n -
s..s~' MlCKwDOD's
Edinburgh Magazine.

IL Tbs-r Rsprinis are not srlsviions: tisry
give fiSr nrt.snIt W fHu HnI - alauf aite.thlr.i
ihe prtr affhr Engif-h Edifios. 1-.'
Tho ssis-s ssyanrr- aud ,li@,pfrff-- w the aTfs
and srlenrr@. fi~ rgsy1st Hlfinns ~ kns,w ir.leg
ineyrry Department ~ h~rainrs. ansl All the
nrw publications ~ thcs l-snr irsnl she pre~-,
am ftIis TsT1rtc,l aud distressed In the nnres ~
thc-r prTiedizi. in latgIser IL cust. ,irar. FIR
Glide and comprehensive. The arfisle. arr ra,rs-
lnsnis nrFr suHhu-rt aBsI fmIl % Starter thaa
the astra.e bouks - tIsr v,vTi.tI. Ngsa1
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FENCE Rows.-It Is good praetice "a
move the fences and plos up the fence
rows. whenever fields are laid down 10 gra.s
We can then have clean fence rows. and
get rId Of shat are nurseries Of weeds and
collections Of trash. Our practice il "a
take down The fence. lay the fails eonveBi.
emily on one side. aud plough the land il
tbeFesle many rOois in the ground gather
them together and burn them. When the
land is sown ard al is complete. the fence
isput up again. IL isa very small Job 10
do this once in Eve or ten years. compare!
With the convenience Of having clean fence
tows. which may be readily mowu and made
TO yield considerable quantity or bay
sufficient to pay the cost.
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Skls werk In your own town. q, Outft
soUU hf. No ii.k. Reader. IL yon want A
bi>lne-- ~ wlIlFlI pers,ns OfeiiteF sey san mike
great pay allthc iiIile tbey work. write lar Iar.
iieulars to II. ilaLLgrT & %; Portland. Maine
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
--s@#zs4zeer~& @easran*s9s5~ ~.
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Thisiiniusent very naturally originated IN Ameri-
CO. where Nature provides In her laboratory such
surprising antidotes for tho naindisx of her chi
dren. It's fame has been spreading fas 3 years.
untii now ;; eneircies the habitabie giobe.
Tho Mexican Mustang L4niment is maschiess
rrmedy rnilexternai siiments &C man and beast-
Tostock owners and fauners ~ is inyainabie.
A single bottle often saves . human iifs Or ~
s,orrs the usefulness o. IN excellent b0r,e. on.
eo~. Or she~p. @#g 4 -. -g......
Il esar-s foosrot, hcofaii. hollow horn. grub.
screw.worm, shouiderrot, mango. the bites and
s;inss of poisonous reptiles and insccta syery
sueh drawbacks % stock hreeiing and hush NE.
= cures every external trouble % horses. sass
slameness, seraiehrs. swinny. sprains, foanders
wind gall ring bone, ete., eie. --. z--
TIE Mexican ifusfang Ilniment Il thu quickest
cure IN the world for accidents c-~urring On tho
family, IN the nh~cnce of physician. such a.
brns. scaidA. Eprains. cuts, ete, and for rheuma.
tism, and stiffness tnsrndercd hy exposure. Par
ticuiariy yaiuable 10 Miners ssA e#Ag
ft q the cheapest remedy In thu world. Tor 10
penetraies the muscle 20 the bona, and singis
Application d generally kuf1cicnt tocure.
Mextcan Mustang Liniment 10 put up IN fhrrs
sizes of bottles the larsrT ones being proporioar
aieiy mueh The chsspsst Sold everywhzs
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TRIED,
AVN -aa
~ TRUE.

reopis arc getting anquainsesl-and those who
are not ought 10 he-with the wonderfui merits q
that great American Remedy. the
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-14
A DEAD GRAIN KING.

The telegraph. lev days ago announc-
ed IN les than two liues the oealh of u mau
who until his failure in the spr,ng OF 1876
Was called the grain king of California.
Mr. Isaac Friedlander was the frst to see
the Possibilities of The grain trade of the
Pacific coast, aud he early gained such
control IT IL that nine tcnlhs vi the graiu
shipped TO Europe from california b.lween
1870 and 1876 passed. through his hauds.
lie also controlled the feet OF 800 or 40U
sailing vessels necessary Tor the trauspurta-
tion OF such vast quantity of wheat. II
these engagements had been strictly per-
sonal. it has been estimai.d that it would
have required capital, in late years. #
$40 ,0aIU. OOO u carry Uu his opera:ions.
10 must Eases, however. Mr.. Friedlander
was only broker on an enormous scale.
ilIs failure was disastrous. lu advance Il
the season Of 1876 be bad chartered nearly
200 vessels, and was obliged TO fulfill his
c"ntracts at loss Of s3 u s. per ton, IN
solyin. total sacrifice vi over 81 900, OOO
HIS specuiafiuns in the wheat market were
alsO defeated by the partial failure of the
crop. aud by erop disturbance Of prices
caused by the RussO-Turkish war. On
this account be lust about s.. 600. 600. and
the c'mbined misfortunes were too great
for even his nerve aud fortune. Ills death
will complete what his failure beea..-thr
opening o! the grain market of the extreme
West 20 score Of competing merchants in
place Of its nearly entire eohtrol By one.
The variable effects Of plaster on diffe.
rent lands are we'll known. Is not ihis fact
Of itself proof Of the vslue Of experiments
sitb emmercial fertilizer? Why daes
plaster benefit some soils aud not others ?
Il il hscanse il fiexrs eertgiu gases Of the
earth? l. acid asilahle? Suppose or me
plot plasie~ is used. on another potash. on
a third superphospIste. gu fourih pot, 81
aud superpbosphate. on sfth potash anA
platter: does it not seem reasonable 20
suppose that the best ,ields will enlirh,nu
~ as TO vhst manurisl ingredient Z more
needed on the experimental field?
EEwrp PORE f.
The New York herald., 1878-09-29

'Wby Did God Call Him a Foolf" will be answered By
N r. Burch in the evening
Mrs Edth O'Gorman, tho converted nun. will
speak IN Lyric Hall this evening on 'Her Escape
Prosecutions" &c.
In the Helping Hand Temperance Church this
morning the Rev. W. B. Ai1ecK will speak ON "Rs-
ward Commensurate 10 Duty" In the evening Mr..
Malcolm Smith will deliver address.
In Fifth Avenue Baptist Church the Rev. A. B.
Woodwin will preach this morning and evening.
In Murray Hill Presbyterian Church the Rev. George
S. Cham bers will preash this morning and evening
Eleven persons will be baptized this evening In the
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church by Rev. ID. B. Jut-
ten. Among the number six sisters and an old
gentleman OF seventy years. Mr. Jutten win preach
on .Christ Glorihed" and ON "rhs Predigsi's De-
cison."
The Rev. NJ Bjsrring win preach this morning IN
the English language at tue Russian chapel
Dr. A. B. Carter will ofs;ale at the regular morning
and evening services to-day in Grace Chapel.
d. G. Lyster, M d., will lecture IN Peter Dwyer's
Gospel Mission, in Barrow street, this evening on
'The Angelic Study OF the Gospel"
The autumn festival OF st. Mary's Church, Melroso,
New York city, will take place Tomorrow afternoon
and evening at Hartung's Eas: River Park. The pro-
ceeds for the support OF the parochial school,
whose doors are open free TO all Rev. Joseph Stumpe
the pastor.
To-day, being Michaelmas Day, there will be a
festival of great solemni,y at ST. Mshaels Monastery
West Hoboken, N. J. High mass Will be celebrated
coran pont.fci by the Very Reverend Provincial Of
the Pass,epists ST. Ccceiia's choir OF nearly ono
hundred male voices will sing the aud vespsrs
Rev. Father James will preach the panegyric- lmme-
diately after the large statue OF St. Michael
executed in Romo Tor this church, will be solemnly
blessed.
The New York herald., 1878-09-29
HANp-lN-HASD SYNAGOGUE.

The Hand-in- Hand synagogue, In 1l6th street, beI
tween First and second avenues was filled 10 over.
flowing by the Israelses oi Harlem and Morrisanis.
This Is the only jewish society at the upper epa Of
the island, and their new synagogue, lately remod.
clled IRON former Epscopalian Church edincs, Is
neatly hued up. Rev. Isaac schickler, the rabbi,
offered an earnest prayer and atcrward delivered an
Impressive address HIS REMARKS mad
resrence TO The present suffering in tue
southern states tnan 10 the tsnets OF tns Hebrew
fa,tn. Chaeity, ho thought was vital principle 10
JUDAISM and ne congratulated his hearers upon
prompt anu nearly response TO the appeals from the
victims OF tue droadfui dIsease now wasting large
portion OF the iaDd. lie urged the audience to re-
newed ehdeavor Ia so goof work. .
Mr. LindLer then recited the lesson Tor The day In
the original tongue, after winch Mr.. Marcus Marx,
the president OF The Hand-in-Hand Socisty, IN lew
appropriate remarks, urged upon the congregation
Of Abraham ana Mosaa
The New York herald., 1878-09-29

Ames Chicago is expected 10 DO ready FOR dcdicat,ou
by October. This will make the eleventh concrssa-
ton in that CITY.
A new Jewish congregation has been established At
Lexington, Ky.
ties lose an able guide The Doctor was carried OIL by
the yellow plague.
The corner OF "a B'nai Birth building in San Fran
cisco was laid last Sunday with impressive cersmo-
MES.
Isaacs IN the Bowery, New YORK. has been closed.
IL was an experiment, but not wholly successful
Inc Jewish South says the fact is tnat all tho New
fo:k temples are more or less only "chiidrcn's
syngogues," with a spripking OF women.
MISCELLANEOUS
Tho Chrstidn at Work knows OF church omcer-
he is the senior church warden-wno is DONG his
prevent late rector OF ms church, VINO was
got rid OF somo four years ago. from obtaining ST. 900
back salary which Inc church owes him. with iour
years. interest And yet this warden rch and not
long ago didn't seem much concerned when he lost
$4,000 AIderney COW. Tne rector IS poor and has
been trying arbitration, but the aforesaid senior
warden doesn't care TO arbitrate We should Judge
here Is case where an appeal could oe taken from
The saints TO the courts win advantage to The rector
and the Cause OF justice.
sncs italy. Protestant Industrial Home for "sreet
Arabs" HIS plan has been successful The Home
consists OF extensive premises and workshops, ana
has scvopty lads under training preaching hail
which Will seat 400 persons has Just been opened IN
connection with y, tho cost OF the building having
been paid by an English yscian living In Florence.
The venerable Rev Adam Miller comp'etes thus
month nall century OF continuous Ministerial labor
with the congregation OF Hariord, p. Arrango-
ments nave peen made 70 fttingy col IN morate mo
remarkable OCCASION on Thursday. Octooer 3. Rov.
William s. Tyler d. ID of Amherst College, Is TO de-
liver discourse in Inc morning, and the AFTERNOON
u 10 be gwen 10 bref addresses and reminiscences
by former RESIDENTS and others.
The Orthodox FRIENDS at PaiDheld, N. j.. have CON-
pleted new meeting house and scDooroom. The
schoo room is built out OF the proceeds OF uDd o
500. raised IN 1880, and snce accamulatng at com
pound interest.
There are II, 600 Friends IN Great Britain. Two
hundred and egnty JONAH the society last year In ad
dItion to those born into II, and about TWO
hundred and hlty diedmost of these beng over nifty
years OF This lact speaks wcll Tor their tenn per-
unce, ami qu.e orderly ways OF ving. The II hueuce
o the Society," however, is altogether disproportion
ate 10 its numerical strength.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-05-30

! MeiIe brett. Der Sturm ruar BON benz
furdtbarlten @epitter .besleitet. 9te Na9s
ri6ten aus benz Snnern treffen nnr iebr lang
fam Elm, iebod lit es auseni9einlt9, Dap Ilan
bas S6Iimmite nod nidt erfabren bat. Der
gerluit on Meni6enleben uno Gtsentbum
fam nidt absei9abt meroen, ieoo9 miro Der
materieIe Sdoben li6 obne 3peifel auf Suns
b~erttauienbe BON Dollars belaufert rp0breno
ber 8erIuit an Menidenleben, iuie man fitr9z
tet, Die seseripdrtisen Innabnten iiberltet9et'
pirb.
Mu6 in elmer 8oritabt pom Gbicaso bat Der
Sturm Opfer seforbert. Dtan meloet bar
iiber unterm "a. b. Sits.
3o @eitern MbenS UNI 6 l1br fubr Elm tornado
in cine M~nlieoluns, unsefabr Orei Meilen BON
harrington, elmer Gbieasoer 8oritaot, selez
gen. 3as Sramebaus uon Mra. Brunes
puroe sdnsli9 bemolirt. Sran granes fam
auf Der Steae um's 2eben. Sbre 5wei 8ln'
Der uurben pom Winbe bur1 Die 2uft setraz
gen unb fieIen 90 8utben bapon toot our
grbe. Gin Mrbeiter, ben Der Sturm in Die
Sobe bob, purbe NIT ioIder Na9t auf Die
@rbe 5uriidseidIeubert, bab er beioe Be'ne
brad. Ser 8erluit I'M Gi8entbam mar iebr
erbebli6.
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gu finben, baB er Elm @aterIanb bat, elm 2ano,
6aS Seebrt unb sea9tet wiro, pie Uenige
Nnbere. Die Mnfidt pel6e Guslanber uno
feIblt 9euti9e pom ben Sdritten baben, bic
gu bieIem &elultate flbrten, fornmen bier ni6t
in 8etra6t. 0as Geiultat 1T unbeitreitbar
uno es 1T auberprbentlid, baB Elm Dtann nit
eelunben Sinnen tpent ein Wfann NIT 9es
Iunben Sinnen bier iberbaupt in Srase
fonmt : gulper unb 8lei fir Elm poienbes
Mittel sebalten baben fullte, I'm NIT einert
10 f~ttuirten Souperdn ab3ure9nen. Damn
muB man iib erinnerit bob es, aud fpenn
man bieie Art uon 8erebrunS ni9t be9t,
IdberIi9 rpdre, @ilbelm |. pon 9eutldlano
einen Tprannen gu nennen. 9as tbun biebe
abii6tli6 iber Die 8eoeutun9 BON 8orten
f%a5eln."
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AusfdnOi(6e Qotbe,t.

Der 8aifer BON Deutf6Ianb bat
flr3li9 Dem 8aiier bon RuBIano ben Or6en
pour lie merite, nit Dem 8iIonib 6riecrid
oes GroBen, uerIieben.
Iuf benz 8eiiemer Stablp erie in
GHen iino BON RubIanb ll,000,000 ailo'
9ramm Stabli6ienen gum Ausbau Don gtiens
babnen beitellt tporben. as q.
Cine 8riefmdrfene g am TN un 9 pom
1900 Stiif, ~rporunter ntande lnnica, murs
be flr3li6 in 2onoon fit $4,000 uerfauft
uno in Poris bra9te cine fol6e $4,000
6rancs.
Ser bunbertfe Geburtsta 8
Sabn's miro in Berlin an suei auf einans
Der folsenben Iagen, ben II. uno Is. Ils
guit, nit sroBartisem SeitumSu9, Sdauturs
men unb Der 8efran3uns bes Sobnbenfmals
auf Der Saienbai5e 9efeiert rperben.