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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-13
Influenza Kills an Aged prio,,

Rev. Hugh Francis Griffin, one of,5s o,,
est and best known Cathoic clersyms, !,
Maryland, died Saturday at st Cbarle. ~,
lege, near Ellicott City, OF Influenza c,m
plicated with other complaint. due 3, ~
age, lie would have been 20 year, IA =.
the Sd of next March, and recently c,cb,,
ed the golden jubilee anniversary Of hi, j.
vation to the priesthood.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-13
GOV. FLEMING's INAUGURATION.
Many Citizens and Ladies Listen 20 His
Sp -ech and Attend the Ball

pp-''h hhu Allcnu bne bhll'
Judge Fleming was inaugurated as Gov,
ernor of West Virginia Thursday. The oath
was administered by Judge W. J. English of
the supreme court. A large crowd was pres
cnt, there being many ladies. The governor
delivered a speech of about five minutes in
length from manuscript, in which he referred
20 the Democratic tariff policy and the late
contest, compIimenting Governor Wilson
and pledged himself TO discharge the duties
of the Office faithfully and impartially.
On the way from the Hotel Ruiiner 10
the capitol the governor was attended by
Hons. r. S Riley, w. n Chancellor and
II. II. Orley, members of the State central
committee; by the governors guard and a
great number of citizens, headed by band.
In the evening there was brilliant recep-
tion at the State house. Governor Fleming
and wife and Ex-Governor Wilson and wife,
assisted by a number of ladies, received the
guests in the reception room attached to the
governors suite AT the capitol. The recep-
ton lasted from s until 10 Z, NJ, and was
followed by ball in the house of delegates.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-13
To Assist in the Railroad Cases,

The Attorney General has appointed G..
n. Baxter, of st. Paul, Mime ota, to be a
temporary assistant to the District
Attorney Tor the purpose of aiding in the
prosecution of the suits brought by the Gov
eminent against the Mime polls Il st. Paul
and the Northern Pacific Railroads. Mr.
Baxter was formerly the District Attorney
ut st, Paul.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-13
A BUDGET FROM JAPAN.
Information About Earthquakes and
Treaty Revision.

information About Earthquakes and
Treaty Revision.
Advices by steamer from Yokohama state
that violent earthquake occurred at Nagono
January Z, and that several houses were de-
stroyed.
Nothing official has yet been made public
respecting the steps which are to be taken in
regard 10 the attempt at treaty
revision. IL Is rumored that the
Government has not yet decided on policy
but 1t is also stated that the Minister Of the
Foreign Department, Viscouut Koki, has
opened negotiations with England again.
The policy of handing over Government
railways to private individuals, which the
late government seemed likely to carry ont,
will be reversed by the present Government.
1t is promised that reciprocity treaty
between Corea and Japan will be arranged.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-13
AFRAID TO TRUST BANKS.
Widow Robbed of So, 900 in Cash by
Two Masked Men

At Leadville, Colorado, Mrs o. T.. Bailey,
widow, was robbed of 5000 by two
masked men. Shortly after her husband q
death, three months ago, Mrs. Bailey re-
ceived the money from an insurance COM
pany, and being afraid to trust in banks kept
the money about her person. Two masked
men attacked her and got the money.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-13
NEW YORK.
THE CATTLE MARKET.
Movements and Prices at Central Ys'ts
East Liberty.

We quote extra / 800 10 l,GDO.it cattle d
4l@5c; good 800 10 .4O0-ib do JaiM
good 900 to i,2l0-fb do, 34Wiic, llF
was some inquiry for stockers and ieel1s
with but few on sale: deae say thty CAV,
be brought here from the west or any "a1
place 10 be sod at tn price bulers ale wy
ing To pay. Farmers, on the nlhtI "a.-
clam that stockers and feeders are tlo ~
as compared with the prices for ia' etlL
and this accounts for the fact that lAge y
little doing in the grades In question y,
cows sold along at llm2lc for clmmll
fair and Sc for good common 20 iair oIA
2d24c; exporters, 3d3lc; veal cal'e' w
in small supply and sold little s1tohs
anything, AS compared with the pIVC
this day week O0iO1c; rough heavy -
Sale. There was fair supply oi iit'uG
but they were mostly common, the rev M
! mixers on sale sold realty enough ~.
prices, but the poorer grades were STOW -.
be quoted at S5.(f35 per head lOr romnS
TO fair and 81 CrO for good to NO. in''~
SHEEP AND LANES. .,....,
Included in the sales were the ioio.n,,
! car Texas ewes, 4 lbs. I slo' dWA
mixed, 81 lbs, o 80; deck Ohio LAMBS
Sc; car Ohio lambs, 20 lbs. d llc uI11'S
~ lbs, . Soc deck Western lambs 4" 4.
&c; deck prime Ohio sheep lO2 lp'' h
deck good 10 Id. Ohio lambs, g zoe We
advised of 6 34c having been ollere,di a'S S,'
fused for deck of choice lambs o't IA
ing been demanded It was clalEyI Lt
the market was too high for New o's
not high enough for Chicago bousW
OF which the offerings largely coh'l''-
HOGS, ,,. pbHt
Light Workers and medium welsll w
delphia hogs sold at 4 4CG3 c, VIVA
selected at i0c. Private dispatches " M
ed 80 ears at Buffalo with the price M
about the same as here. Hogs aIe si
now than they have been at any ll'ns
winter, and some well posted oprr.ltlo.g' az
dict that they will go still higher t"W rl
that the supply in first hands Is C ~
reduced and that the OFFERINGS VIII US
parauyely light from now on.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-13
Another Disastrous Snowslide.

Lyon City, mining camp which lies at
the base of Lyon Mountain, was completely
buried by a snowslide Sunday morning Two
miners we're killed and large amount of
property destroyed. The slide was three.
fourths of mile wide.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-13
Express Company Robbed.

The Pacific Express Company was on last
Saturday robbed of $500 by f. A. Walton,
a trusted clerk at Dallas, Texas. The money
had been consigned by the City National
Bank Of Dallas, Texas, to the ommercial
Bah6. st. Louis. Walton has lied.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-13
DESPERATE CHRISTIANS.

They Arise in Frenzy and are Attacking
the Turks
Adyices from Crete state that the Chris.
tians have arisen in u frenzy of desperation
and are attacking the Turks, many ofwhom
are being murdered daily. Turkish fami
lies are iiocking TO the towns, and it is feared
that general revolt Of Christians is immi-
nent,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-13
A LONE HIGHwAYMAN
Robs Stage in Arizona of the Wells
Fargo Box and Escapes.

The down stage TO Casa Grande was held
up by masked Mexican, about II miles
from Florence, Arizona, The Wells Fargo
express box was taken. 1t is not known how
much was secured The mails were not dis
turbed. The robber was OF slim bcild. a
Dosse has been organized for pursuit..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31
The Wind. of the Mediterranean.

The winds of this sea. though gener.
ally regular and periodical, have local
characteristics which give rise to vari.
Gus names: THE Birazones of the
southeast coast of Spain; the Vent de
Bic, or Mistral, of the southern French
coast; the Raflche Of Corsica and other
mountainous islands; the Gregale of
Sardinia and Malta; the SaiTanto and
Bora of the Adriatic; the Tramontana,
generally over the Levant, and the lie.
vanters and Sirocco Of the whole Medi-
terrancan." In strong contrast to the
frequent blasts of the well known ST.
rocco are the Gains Of this deep sea, the
bonaccia of the Italian mariner, which
in the days before the advent of steam
compelled a lettering and weary voy-
age. y. Hallock in Christian at
Work,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31

SuPT. PORTER has ordered an entire
recount of both Minneapolis snd st.
Paul, wi erect the people Of the latter
city are ut a white heat and protes It
vigorously sgainst being includ' d in
the same category AZ the Pad City.
II. Psul is partly right and partly
wrong. 1t Is an irjus,iee to have q re
count ordered, simply because fraurs
at Minneapolis. have rendered such Il
ur-- necessary In that city, but such
opposition as the program IL n)w
meeting In st. Paul simply gives
strength t, the heretofore basei-.s
rumors that 81. Paul's count was not
just square. II there has been 40
fraud, st. Paul should not fear or op-
po.e a recount. even though IL comes
H. the shape Of an sffront. The vindi
cation [ the end Of the proceedings
will be all the stronger.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31

THE immensely Of some Of the mod.
ern fortunes 10 hard To realize. w. n.
Vanderbilt is rated Mt $500, OOO, 900.
Familiarity with such statements
breeds IN ignorance of what they
mean. End il Is OILY by approaching
the fat from a different avenue that
oDe can realiz- What such n vast sum
IL. II for instance Adam was It'll
alive aud that woaid make him 6 OJD
years oln-and he had been contiuu-
ously in receipt OF All income Of SIS 900
ayear-whicb Is pretty large even for
tbes- ays-and hsd never spent q
cent OF 1t but boarded 1t all up, the
old msn would still lie some f50, QUO
short of the Wand. rhilt pile and would
I've 10 save ~ tpf u matter OF 900
yea s more before h-could call w H
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31
astonished that lie has not gone through

astonished that lie has not gone through
the excited stage
Just as he said this the horse gave a
sudden plunge which knocked ne over
ON my back in the hay, and then he
commenced the most eccentric unhorse-
like proceedings. He sat up on his tail
and tried to reach the roof with his
feet. Failing in this he jumped up and
rushed into the corner, where he did
his best again and again to run up the
wall, tumbling over on his back at each
attempt. Then he tried to put his
head through between both his front
and his hind legs, and so went head
over heels forward.
IL bolted, but will il be believed that
the unfeeling doctor held the door
against me, and only answered to my
entreaties to be let out, Hold it to his
nose! hold it to his nose! Look sharp
and hold it to his nose." and when at
last I succeeded In bursting the door
open and making my escape | was
greeted with contemptuous looks and
words.
"A Rarey might have liked the situa'
ton. l am not a Rarey, and was very
cautious how | went up to the beast,
even after he had got over his furry
and stood stock still, looking very
much astonished, as well he might
Youths Companion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31
',HOll IL To- His Nonc.''

An English medical man who was
sent out TO Bulgaria to look after the
health Of English workmen on n rail
way had occasion TO take n few stitches
In the ey"iid OF his horse. To secure
quiet Oh the part of his dumb patient
he PROPOSE to administer chloroform,
and called upon one of the engineers to
assist him. The result Of the expert
ment il told by the assistant:
ut wa settled that we should take
the horse into a shed thickly strew1.
with hay. aTl that ] should adininistcI
the chloroiOnn. This was quickly done,
or rather commenced. The chloroform
wa poured on p thick cloth. and ! hcl.
IL 10 the horses nose. At first he ob.
jected and tossed his head, but present.
ly a contentpd look ann over his face
and he stood stock still.
cat this | aid, It's all right, doe.
TOR; get ready, he viii soon be Off TO
which the doctor replied. I nm rather
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31

STOLEN KISSES In New York state
are valued at 81 200 by the c%onrts, IN
Pennsylvsnis ut $3.50 and In New Jrr-
sey at Sl.l5.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31
GREAT FALLS recently made On ex.

GREAT FALLS recently made an ex-
cursion to Helens, and the Great Falls
Tribune In writing up the affair, take,
occasion to congratulate everybody on
che fact that "there was no attempt at
Yowdyism or disorder" Are we to In.
fer from this that the average citizen
Of the Falls" gets on . high lonesome
whenever he visits the capital, or that
the motion of the cars has the effect of
u~ncorking the "whoop up" faculty In
the sojourners on the shores Of Broad.
water bay
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31
The Original Buffalo Bill.

There is probably no better known
name throughout the entire length and
breadth of this country than that Of
Buffalo Bill, and there are but few
who do not know that William +.
Cody is the bearer of the title. Mr..
Cody. however, is not the original BUT
falo Bill. There is nothing under
handed nor illegitimate in his bearing
il. He is fully entitled to it, but, for
all that, he comes by it second handed.
The original Buffalo Bill is now living,
an aged, wealthy, prominent and highly
respected citizen and the president of
q savings bank at Wichita, Kan. His
name Is William Matthewson. He Is
high up in the order of Oddfellows.
Years ago Mr.. Matthewson was a bold
frontiersman On the plains, engaged in
hunting and trapping for a living. He
supplied the forts in Kansas and Ne
braska with buffalo, and his success in
this work was so great that he was
given the title of Buffalo Bill. During
this time he engaged a boy to work for
him, and the lad was SO diligent and
faithful that he remained in Matthew
sons employ until the latter quit the
business to settle down to a more quiet
life. As a reward the employer turned
over the hunting contracts to the EN-
ploye, who then followed in his late
masters footsteps. That he was sue
c~essful, that he earned honor, fame and
wealth for himself cannot be denied
when II is told that his name is William
F. Cody. With the business rights he
vas given tn, title his former employer
had borne. The world knows he has
kept it bright and that neither stain
nor tarnish has touched it.-Chicago
Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31

Delegates TO the county convention elected I'm.
der this call will provide themselves with creden-
tisls from the JUDGES Of the primary elections in
their respective precincts ir order that their right
90 seats aad votes in the convention may be defer.
mined. J. b. COLLINS.
q. G0LDON, Chairman Co. Cent Com.
kcc'y Co. Gent. Com.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31

The AstmoAn EcoHonisr, weekly, devoted 90 tbe
discussion " all phases ~ the Tariff question.
sy.ar. SaIngls copies FRYE, Address A~ipericsn Pro.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31
A sordid Soul.

Jinks-Of all mean, grasping men ]
think Minks is the worst. | don't be.
lieve he ever gets his thoughts off of
dollars and cents.
Blinks-Wllat has he been doing!
Jinks-He's been asking me for a
paltry SO | borrowed Of him some
years ago.-New York Weekly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31
Frank Criticism.

Fuzzle-l say, old fellow, how do yer
like me suit Bought IL Mt Bangs misfit
parlors. Great shape, isn't III
Muzzle-u's the most successful case
of misfit I ever saw. -Clothier and
Furnisher.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31
,nn,fF LITERATURE FOR ALL.

. The AMERICAS PROTECTIVE TARIrp LEAoup
h publishing Q m.Ost valuable series Of Tariff
documents. These are prepared with q view
TO state the facts and arguments for Protec-
ton, whether in the interest of farmers,
laborers, merchants or professional men.
Each issue Of the series appeals 70 those en-
gagged In separate industries, and presents In.
disputable facts-cOmparis0ns OF wages, cost
Of living, and other arguments showing the
benefits of Protection.
Any single one will he sent on receipt Of 3
cents In stamps except "wures, Living and
Tariff" which win BE- sent for 4 cents.
The whole list will be sent for 70 cents or
cents, postage paid. 0rderb By number.
fi."w.ss., Living and Tariff" z. A. H.a rae.s.
a-"The Advantage Of n Protective TariG' 10
the Labor and Industries Of the United
States" First Prize Essay. 1887. CRAw-
s-"Home PRODUCTION inii:pensable to q sur. :"
ply, at Low prices, Of the Manufactured
Commodities required for the People OF
the United states, and Adequate Home
.lGis without ! froteS I've Tarin." PYfss
4-"what are Raw Materials / Would Free Raw
Materials be Advantageous 10 the Labor
and Industries Of the United States"
First prihe Essay, iss9 IIonKR u. DiRKIL ~
b-"Failacies OF frce. Trade. !. v, r., MILLER. 30
o-"SG %ss. Man, hss." % a sSs BARN bnafr BY an Old su.i. N
7-"The Protective arif It's Advantages tor
rs sse Won soS' ln,.,s G, L 4 Epwakps a ~
s-"fro,ection rs. Frceyfrads.s"-A Historriscsaii I"
,o-.,h key,sw; ID, e. ~ hAEninAs o.
"-'Mns I.rme, and 'he fafin COL THOMAS .
Ii-"Pro,ectiona a. Public Policy 6Eoaol 1. 10
la-' Reply 70 he liresiideint. ree;irsGs 'S.:.. 10
-~w"ssiup,p ~ y "A a1 ,Sn sTT;s;,p,6a;a"".,"'.". z
1.-THE vital Question shall American indus.
tries be ABANDONED and American Mar
H. ssms n, /, sm.rasn Lii. z x.li;,ii..''..'.''...
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31


hair al fell out, IN II | was en-
Z rely bald headed II then broke
out on my ans and shoulders,
until my arms were just one
sore. 1t rovered my entire body,
nay face, head and shoulders be.
ing tine worst, The white serbs
fel constantly from my head.
shoulders and arms; the skin
would thicken and he We y red
and itchy, amt would crack and
beei II scratched. Amer spend.
ing ma y hundreds Of dollars, 1
was pronounced ! durable. j
heard Of the Cuticura Rene
dies, and after using two bot
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31
DREADFUL PSORIASIS.
Covering Entire Body With white scsbs
suffering Fearful. Cured by
Cuticura.

NV disease (psoriasisl first broke GU on my left
cheek. spreading across m pcse, and almost
covering INV lace. IL ran into my eyes, AMI the
physician was afraid I would lose my eyesight al
together. u spread all over my bead. and my
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31
Thursday, July Il, 1890.
Call for a Republican County C~onvrn,io,

O" y" y
In pursuance of instructions received from the
ppublican state cen,ra C mint tee, primary G &C.
lions arr ordered TO be held In re variou pre.
sincts nso.d below ON Wednesday. August 9Th.
lBS,. between tn hours If 8 and 6 o'cl,ck, n M.
for the purpose OF ~rleeting delegates and al'er-
ns,es TO the republican county convention 20 le
held NJ the eour, house in Miles City, Mont. on
Saturday. september SIN. 1870. a. . o'clock p. m.
Tor be purpose Of s~electing seven delegates TO rep.
resent Custer county IN the republic n state con
veniion 10 be held In Butte City, Mont. ON the
18th day OF September. 1890,
The apportionment OF representation Of the dit
serent precincts in the county convention will be
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-31

ties Cuticura Resoivent, I cculd BEE n
change; and AFTER ! had taken four bottles, WAS
al n,st cured; and wnen ! had used six bottles OF
Cuticura Resolvent an F, one box Of Cuticura,
and one cake Of Cuticurss soap, ! was cured Of
the dreadful disesse from which | had suff ned for
i've wears. cannot express with a pen what 1
suffered before u ing the Cuticura Remedies.
They saved my life, and l fee. 1t my duty to recon
me d III m. Ny hair is restored ss good ss ever,
and 80 is my eyesight,
MRS. ROSA KELLY. Rockwell City, Iowa,
Cuticura Res0lvent,
The new Blood and Skin Purifier and pnrest and
bet of Humor Hemedies, internally, and Cuti-
cura the grea, Skin Care. and Cuticura Soap,
On exquisite Skin Beauti6er, externally, have
cured thousands of cases " ere the shedding OF
scales measured q quart daily, the skin cracked:
bleeding. burning, and itching almost beyond
human endurance. hair lifeless or all gone, suit
fering terrible. What other remedies have made
such curesY
sold everywhere. Price. Cuticura, SOC;
soap, 25c,; Resolvent. 800. Prepared By
the Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation,
Boston. 49,
sS-Seud for How to Cure skin Diseases" 81
pages, SO illustrations, and 100 illustrations.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-25

5ipar lat ber allamerifaniide Gpn-
sreb ben Ylan sines SolIuereins Stpi'
Iden Norb> unb Slbamerita porerit
uncrleoist selaiien, aber Die SSse ,,mars
ldiri". slu6 Die enslide republifani=
i6e grsHe, Der es natiirli9, iuie uns,
um bic Gufredterbattuns elnes osrniInf@
iisen S9uses fir bic ameritaniiden
ssnbuitrien su tbun lit, fdnst an, 81 be-
sreifsn, baB iensr Slan ein sroBarti'
ger, elm itaatsmduiider @ebunte 1T,
burd beiien Yertuirfliduns ben 5rei.
fanbelsbpIben Der @lno pollitdnbis aus
ben eeseln senommen perbeu fam
60 i6reibt bic bieiise ,.9lobe De
| mscrat" betreHs Der bon ben Sainoiie,
I6aeoroneten pitt iiberrei3ten biesbe
5asli6en &eiOlntion:
,esebenfalIs iteben Serr Sia uni
| sein Gomite unter ben 8epublifanerl
in bieIer Jrase ni6t ullein bo. g
botte fiderli9 nit ben Yorteifibrerl
Slndlpra9e senomn,en, ebe er bieiel
sdritt (oie neberreiduns bes ge
laluiIes Su @ultiten DOuitdnbiser o.
aenieitisteit sniiden gsorb-, @iitel
uno Ghbamerifd) unternuriinen bd
Die aniidten bes ErdfibnIten, be
stoaisIefreidrs, bes Spreders il
/. 6auie unb beg 8priibenben bes Gpm
tes fir Msittet unb Siege miiBen eins
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-25
Ser,nau,, NO.. 0retae ben rs. alpril, 1890

bolt un6 bic Srase muB in ollen ibrer
8baien iorsfdltis erDrtert tuorben iein
ebe bieie StelIuns senommen tuurbe
Sn @irfli9feit lit bic 8artei i9or
ldnsit bon Der gtotbipenbisfeit, neut
aunben fiir uniere 9robutte Su setuin'
men iiber5eust. Der beimii6e Marft
bleibt nutiirlid bic Sauptiude, aber
Die 9eit 1T sefOmmen, ba Oerielbe ni6t
niebr seniist. ggenn bic &epublifaner
i'm gonsreB ben Ylnn Der cOmmerciefs
fen @esenieitisteit nit unieren 9a9=
barn auf bieiem Continent nit 8eritanb
unb @neraie f6rbern, 10 baben lie cine
Issue" in Der fommenoen gongreBz
tuabl, nit Der iie bus sanae 2unb se>
ipiuuen f6nneH."
Gs freut uns, baB Die en9liide 8reiie
lit 10 serabe @eiie Die un9ebeuren 8or.
tbeile bes, nebenbei bemertt, BON Der
,5ribiine" felt Sabren befiiriuorteten
Ylanes einrdulnt. 5riiber uber ipdter
iuirb berielbe ueriuirfli4t lueroen, nnb
Der 8iberitanb, ben er iest nod ieitens
Ginger iiibameritanlider, im Snterefe
Gurppa's bonbelnber 8ertreter sefun'
Den fat, tpirb pobl Bib gum nd6iten
alIan,erifaniiden gonsrs6 sebroden
Iein. Sis babin iperben Die Siibames
rifaner iiber bic Sade 'na6seba6t unb
pieGeidt beraussefuuben baten. baB
Der SOuuerein Su sesenieitisem Z
tbeil gerei9en iuiirbe. (St. Souls 2ri'
5iiue.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-04-25

bic Gaat iebr unslei9. @dbrenb eit=
5elne Selber iebr i66n iteben, ,uiro es
fi9 Bel anbern taum lobnen, ben grtra9
einsubeimien. SIN Gllsemeinen tuiro
bic grnte etfpa IS biz 10 8rojent eiuer
Mittelernte betrusen. 8eiier als in
Sllinois unb Snbiana linb Die ausiid=
ten in Dbio, ubslei9 au6 bort Der Sroit
betrddtli9en Gdaoen anseridtet Fat.
Sn Midisan 1T bic Saat siuar aud
iebr Suriid, iiebt aber seiunb aug uno
ueripri9t einen oroentli6en Grtrag.
Der Sommer!ueiSen lit in 9tebrasfa
i'm 8oben ui,o sebt idou uuf. Seftise
Billbe uub perdnberlides 8etter baben
inbenen in ben lebten gasen bas 8a6s-
tbum per;6sert. Sn 9ufota lit bas
8etter ausenbtid siinit;s, au6 befinbet
ii9 Der Soben lit gutter 8erIaiiuns, bod
feblt es an Seudtisfeit, uub es iit btin-
senb n6tbis, baB iOfurt nu9 bent Sdem
ein gutter &egen eintritt, irenn Die Saat
ni6t nod mebr suriidfommen iolI, als
iie obneoies idon lit. Sn ueridiebes
nen Counties bon NOrbz0otota (9telz
ion, &amiey, @opalier, Soluner, &olei.
te) febli cs an Saatiueljen, unb es iulro
infolse bsiien cine piel fleinere Gldde
beite[lt iueroen nls in1 uorisen Sabre.
9lud i'll Oresun lit ber Sommeriuei;en
iebr Suriid.
Ser Safer itebt im Ga9emeinen gut; ;
bpd lit aud fir ibn in peridiebenen
Staaten, DEFENDERS iii gtebrasfa, ein gu
ter 8essn bringenb eriuiini6t.