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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12
Die Sbafe i'm berbf.

Nie bel alien anoeren 0ieb lit eS aud
clue tpt6ttge 3ett fir Die @rn6brung Der
S6afe, tpenn Das Sutter auf Der Wetoe
imr1er fnapper Dtrb, Die regeln1aBlge Wtn@
terfltterun9 aber nod niAt begonnen bat.
Wtan betrigt ft6 lelber, mertn man oentt,
0aB Die Stnterfutterung UNI 10 btHiger it6
berausitelen mlroe, te lpater man anfd19t,
einen SulaB gu MAIDEN. @rtabrung lebrt,
baB oaS @egent1eil Der Sal lit, neil babel
bic Sbaie 9%eDDbnIiG mebr ooer tuent9er
beruHterfommen. llnD oteS muB Derbtn>
bert iperbeu, 6anbeLt es lth bod ntht meniz
ger UNI Elm gutes MaGstbum Der Woue,
ais oQs S6af Iberbaupt in gutem Sus
itanEe gu erbaltem. SoDobl oas gSahSs
tbunl mte Die @ite Der gSplle iino bon b0h>
fter Neoeutung fir ben gtuBen Der Sdafz
Dalturg, uno tpenn Die SItterung un3ureis
6eno lit gu Der 3ett, mo- etn beionDeres
gSa6stbum Der Woue itattftnoeu muB, uetl
b;elelbe oas Thier ben ginter btnour6 be-
idiBen lou, 10 miro niGt aletn Die Site.
ionoern aud Die W1enge oabur6 beetntrG6>
ti9t.
Die @iite unb W1enge ber @ole lit abb
bGngig bon ben Beoineungen, unter oenen
Die 96afe gebaIten tueroen. Bon Der @ute
u1S Wtenge oes Sutters, mel6es mir ibnen
HCueII DuIBl 60 wv ~ puo SWui 8"> WV
obnilnmt. 9as lit su feiner Sett nlebr gu
beriidli6ttgen Die i'm 0erb1t. Geben tie
iebt aurii6, 10 folnmen lie in lhlehtem 3us
1tanoe DurA ben Wtnter ooer perooppelt
quite Yflege uno gutes Sutter mll1en Dles
ausgleid)en ulo 0as fann obne Gerluit nt6t
gei6eben. 0enn i'll i6ledtem 3uitanOe
burfen bic S6afe nidt bletben, aber pGbz
reno mir better futtern, uln aah5ubolen,
tpas ourb tnappeS 6utter 3uri6blieb, berz
Iieren mir ni6t alIetn ben NuBen bon Dem
SHUTTER, peldes MIR leBt geben, lonoern AUDI
bon Dem, mas Dorber gefllttert tpuroe. Den
nleilten 9tuBen bat man bon Der 6iitterung
immeroar. tpenn man etrpas mebr gibt, ais
3ur @rbaltung oes &Drperbeitanoes notbz
tpenoig lift, bann miro bic 3unabme ni6t
unterbroben.
90 LANCE bic @itterung es erlaubt, 1T es
bortbetlbaft, S6afe auf Der Weibe 81
Ialien, bod loute man ni6t 81 bel
3ablen auf oas, mas tie Da befommen, lonz
bern gu ~fiittern, tpaS nOtbig erlheint. 8et
Der 8eri6iebenbeit Der ler9Gltniiie fann
8eltimmtes iiber Die Dirt oes 3ufutterS
niht geiagt nerben. Oat man grInen
9toggen ODER fam man fe ben aufpa1ienz
ben Y8eiSen abfreiiet Ialen, 10 lit nur Elm
@ertnges bon Sornern erforoerliG; ie
fnapper oaS 6utter orauBen lit, ie lnebr
mus IS ourh &orner uno trcdenes SHUTTER
erieBt iper0en. Mu6 nlacht es etnen Inter
ihieo, oh Die S6aie quite Stallungen BADEN
fir faIte uno ftirmtl6e Sage; ungeniigenz
Der S6ub segen Die Q8ttterung muB our6
bas SHUTTER erieBt lperoe1, benn uuter feiner
8eDinguns loIten iue gu oieler 3ctt berunters
fomrlen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12

bieien 3pef bas bette mas es eiebt, ba es
fret lit bon llnfrautlamen, ipel6es BEL anz
oeren Strobarten u.i.m. ment9er ielten Der
Sal lit. AuBerbem et9uet &c ith oasu,
neil es baIo periault uno oaber i'm SSriibz
iabr pbne nnlitGnoe nit Dem 8oben pers
mer9t nerben fam. l1eberbies bat BuG>
mei5enitrnb als Streu ODER Sutter fat got
teinen Wertb.
NIter Qeier. Siebe 9(rtifel:
ySauertraut." = @enn oas Sauerfraut
alio fabe un0 bitter ltatt aneenebm iduerli6
narbe, 10 mirb bic l1rla1e getpeien iein,
Dab es ipGt etnsen1adt unb bann in einem
fir Die @ntmifelung Der @d6rune gu fI5z
len gtaume aufgeiteat poroen mar.
9eiert n. Siebe MrtifeL: vSpdte
@e;ntrauben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12
Gin Opfer Der Speculation.
Emanuel Gaooen crihie6t id, nadoem er
fein DermoSen perloren.

Ote Site lener 11nglIflideu, bic in 81r>
ienlpetulatioren ibre gan3e Dobe n~erloren
nno oann oaS lbnen ausii1tslnle Qeben
ielbIt bon itd i6itteIten, 1T mteber nm
el1en gtan1en 9rOBer getporben. Ser Jome
oieleS leBten Opfers Der Spefulatipnsuutb
lit Emanuel Gaooer, Der bic Dor leds gfo=
naten III Waulau, Wis., Elm umfunareibes
@n9ros : Sptr:tuolengeihGft betrieb. Ser
SeIbitmoroer btnterl1Bt etne iunae sSrQu.
Die er Dor nod nidt 3tpei Sabren er1t oeAetz
ratbet bate. Die Qermlte mar bel Der
Jtadrt6t bon benz Gnbe ibreS @atten aana
gebro6en. gaooen bate in Der lebten 2eit
an Der BOrle 9roBe 0erluite erlitten uno
bate l6lleBltb Nues perloren. 9ieler l1nlz
1tano fptrtte 10 aut letn @emiitb. baB er in
elm yternenletoen p~erftel. Gin Oienftag
Aoeno muroe er obnmd6ti9 nab Der Npoz
tbete I'M AUDITORIUM 9ebrabt. Wtan
brabte lht lpdter na1 letner Wcbnung in
Dem Toltbaule Der Srau @ioelmanr. $50. 7
Bite StraBe. Treitas frlb begab it6
@aooen nit lelner Satin na6 Der untereu
Staot, UNI eintge @tnfdufe Al beloroen.
Saooen perlteB Damn in benz @elhGfte ron
Shlettnger & WtaDer ieine Satin unter Der
Wor8abe, Brtpat9elhatte belprgen su miilz
len, uno oeripra9 tbr, fte ab3uboIen, mad.
Dem CT tbr nod etnen tDertbpolen Oiamuuts
ring atm N%utbetpobren eegeben bate.
Xral @oooen tnartete oer9ebens auf, ieine
Jtudtebr uno gtn9 enDli6 mad 6auie. linn
4 Hbr gtadmtttags borte Der 8olisiit Nuln
IN Waibtngton;g art etnen ShuB uno iob
9letb oaraut @aooen nit elmer &ugelnunoe
III Der Sdldfe i'm @raie liegen. Der nod,
otbn1enoe SelbitmOrber loute nab Dem @t
9utass Solpttal gebradt weroen, ouf Dem
Nege babtn CAB er ieoo1 ben @eiit oui.
uno man bradte bic &eid,e nah Watfins
Beitattun9sgel6dft.
NuBer Der @tttpe binterl6Rt gobben
eInen 3tpolltabrigen SO6n aus elmer fribes
rem @be. Gin 8ruoer bon ibn, s. Gooz
ben, betretbt in 3031 Cottage @rope Zine.
ein @ngrosz Tleil6gel6Gft.
Nllldlih III her Ghnt Ii ieAns sA..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12
mdltuno oes OefioeIs.

Gon gemGitetem @eHii9el p~erLongt man
mDglt6it Dtel fetnes, laftt9es, 3arteS uno
tDo6llhmedenoes Sletlb, ipeldeS nit iDoblz
l6lnedenoem Set Dur0iDadien uno BON
ether aarten, ipeiBen 6aut beoedt lit. OaS
Wtait9efi9el muB oesbalb 5 bis 8 WtOnate
alt uno ral6pi6iig lein. Neltere Sbiere
uno @efliigel, oas lbon bon Sugeno auf
Derfiimn1ert 1T, etgnet ii6 nt6t sur Weait.
Ntan mablt rubige, itiulebiee Sbiere nit
tpetder feiner Saut, mus man am beltea
unter ben 8Il9eln unb an ben 8sinen uns
terlu6en fann. Nn Der 8rult, al ben
8einen (Sber> uno l1nterlhenfel), am
Sberarm Des SlugeIS mus reibli6 Sleii0
angelekt lein. Son 9utem Wtaltgetltgel
Derlaugt nan ferler cine brette S6ulter
unb poQe 8rult nit unbertummertem
Sruitbein. 2sbtereS lit oann Der Sal,
ipenn bas @eflii9el in gu iugenolt6em 9tller
auf SiBltan9en ftBt, fnoDur6 ith oas
Sruitbei1, in5belonoere Der Stel oellelben
oorbiegt uuo Dertummert. 0tiiden uno
SteiB miilen brett u1o Die 8eine fur3 iein.
@efligel nit ihnar3em @efteoer bat in Der
9tegeL cine l6ipGrslt6e ooer blGultde 9aut,
AUDI bIeiben betm 9tupfen bes ihtparSgeftez
oerten @efliigels Die lhmarsen Seoertbeile
in Der 6aut iteden, mas beioes oas appetite
Iihe Nusieben bes Bratens beeintrahtigt.
0os getp0bnIide 3ano9efii9el ieBt bel Dem
beiten uro retdli6lten Sutter 81 tpentg uilo
oab1t nur 3GbeS SSleii6 al, INN NIT VortbetI
gemditet tDerDen su t0nnen. Nu6 oos ttas
lienii1e 9ubn lit ieineS unrubigen 8eisns,
ietner gelben SGben 0aut uno OeS Iangs
ianen Bu0ies we9el ni6t beionOers gum
Widlten uno Braten geetgnet. Die beitel
GierIpnzH n1ien. cEtdIiener. @n0nier II i m
loiien ith ni6t gut mditer. tDetl @efliael.
bas leine 9tabrung our @ierbilouna pers
!penOet, ni6t alel63etti9 Nleii6 uno Tett
anieben fann. Bur Wtnit iino gu empfebs
len, in reiner 3uht ooer ais Greu5ung nit
9anbroiien: Brabma, Goblin, Blpmoutbz
&ods uno Dorfin9; bon ben @nten:
Nplesburp, Beting unb &ouen, uno bon
ben @anieu Toulouier unb 2anoeans ;
ferner Das Srutbubn. 9lu6 unter ben eez
uaunten &aiien ftuben it6 mands Sbiere.
nel9e ii9 ni6t gum Oaalten eisnen, ionz
bern fi6 nur als iunses S6Ia@tgeflisel
Dertpertben lalen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12

Cine beionbers ~mertbpoGs @igenI6oft an
aper's Sarioportao TT Die, oab iie ni1t mr.
oos Slut bon alen llnretnigfeiten unb per-
Dorbenen Saften reint9t uno oapur6 &ronf=
belt srunoli6 Dertretbt, lcnbern au9 ben
gan5en Sorper oufri9tet ullb ltdrft, ultb ben
Wlenl4en tpieber iuna modt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12
0feUmaret.

Nn II In b p il hm aft betrua Die !Su=
fllbr 10000 9tiid. eeseu 1880 Stiit in
Der pori9en @ode. Der Warft lit fir
Yrima- Maare felt unb etpaS bober, ionlt
aber INN fein 6aor better, wie friiber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12

An g % 10 eli II ertd It t belief fn bic
3utubr ouf 122, 900 Stild. eesen 98, 100 5tiid
IN oer pori9en @D6e. 9reiie finb nm 900
25c. ntebri9er ais inoer pori9ert ISOLDE.
@erfauft muroenu. u.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12
aaNinirtbThaftltMea

E ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Seseuftdnbe h%etrsffenoe
@ntroeen iino an 9errn @pttIico SemHttS0ooe"'
GIaocs Corners, @tSc., sn rtHter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12
T~ttI01t5s8eridDt.
@btcago 10. Oftbr.
NIB es d Id e 19lol1en
bier :
M
6 biea 90, 10. Oft.

Der @etreibemarft mar in per9on9ener
0ode pietfa@enS 9manfuneen u~rtermorfert.
@eiaen lhlieBt UNI &c. b09er ais in Der
ppri9en @o9e, Corn rm &C. unb 9afer UNI
&c. bober.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12

4S4c. @aai 39s Baltimore = Sabr 5l4c.
Ser ite- gserfdufe nod Yrobe: $50. 3
$4,000. $40. 4 32@43c.
3ater - Bertdufe na9 probe: No 2
274@3Oc. SEQ. 2 meiBer 30@3lc.; DO. 3
264c; No. 3 meiBer 284
&lete. Nertdute al S13. 00@13.25.
yttoolin8s:- 8erfalts Iii S13 a 400.
9eu.- Yerfauie nod probe: 9to. L 81.
motbp 81. 00@11. so, No. 2 Gimotbu 5000
1870, 9emii6tes &lmoibp 500 8 $50; npz
lano Brairie 81. 00@12.00.
No 99en. = Berfdnfe ra9 Brobe ,uareen (:
No. 2 &C. SEQ. 3 634@85c.
Ri er a 8erfdufe luarer !:
60@824c. fir 4lrt 8orreIs unD 85@87Ac.
flr GarDzGierce5.
Bhi5t ep -$1.1S.
Samereien. Berfdlfe ua9 BroDe.
Tlobs gto. 1 954 @96c., &imotbp 9Oc@S1.1O
&lee So. 60@4,20.
@Drn Nertdlie mad Brobe: $50. 2
55@56c. go. 2 weiBes 56tc; SEQ. 3 55a@
sec; SEQ. 8 selbes 56c; SEQ. 4 533@35c.
o NJ m er met3eu. - Sertdute mad
geo. 2 99l Go. 800, 8 8s@95c., $40. 5
meiBer S2@o9c. 9to. 4 75@86c.
Mtnter1Det3en- Bertduie na6 Brobe /:
Yrobe: 90. 3 rotber 94@96c; SEQ. 3 barter
91@924; go. 2 barter 96c; SEQ, 4 rotber
82@84ac.
@itrOmsn- @boice s. .5o@6.oo, Soncp
S6.5O@8.50 Oas Gtit6en. Slprioa S5@6.
= Ter lS4@19t. ba3 Dubeno.
@onig. 8eiBer Slice in Bfunb a6ac,
belt 16@1Sc.. ni1t - teu-1 lib 11@1Sc.,
o~ltS9e!oliener 7@Sc
S9mterfett. A. 38@4c. E. 3fe.
9elbes &c.
Sat G. - geo. 1 Gountrp IL, 30. 3 III 4c.
az o : | II 10 = ,trF a@p 1OG1 TO- fE.Au. @, -
o., 9lbner 9@94c., Dabne 5@5sc, Uaule
@ SprIag @bidens 1910. oaS
Nflnb.
sale Nuu Cream Grpins 94@93c.,
fna Cream Oonng Nmericans 9t@9fc, full
Cream @betbarS 9@94c, orid 104 @11c..
Hlmtir9er 9@9sc, Gdmeiaer 0 l@11c per
Yf., SetsItilt Sflms 2@4c per Bf6.
gui6. @isconiim unS G$Ridiqon so@S5c,
nSweet Yotatoes, Sainoiler, 1.75@2.O6
per Srl.. Serieps, 2.75@3.U0 per Brl.
e. 8 tr6u.. pieltges 76c@.1.00
Der r@rate."
Sobnen. 8efe ytauies ;u 81. 7O@
81; Weoiums S-@1.65; tolitornil6e
Sllnabohltett 34c. SaS BianD-
Sutter.-Belte@reamerp ZIG, onte 90
@24, eertnsere 1921, i6le0te l4@15; bette
G)oirp 20 22c, CUTE 100 49,. oerinoere
-SAO BRH~'"S %2W1 v lsUlS OtOUI-
utte rln. -. Eotrp 15c. @rtra OGiru
18c, @reon1erp zoe, @rtra 1atlcp Creamery
&C. Gous unb Friits &c ertra.
3mteb Ell II. -SSatnoiiii6e, eelbe, $1.65
Oils oos Sap rotbe $l.35@1.5O.
erb cit. @eIrodaere. 9rlue. 85@-c.
Wobrrii> en-. - 1890 bas Sap.
SHppengr i'm es.-10c@-c. has Dsso
Eeter III. - 10c@15 baS $50.
3Dmatsn. - 25c. @30c. bas 6iIt9en.
@urfen- 16c@20c. oa3Obb.
Gotbe Eitben-90c. @1.00 bas Sap.
81 rtn9bean5 75@-- per II
8ul6eL.
Stun enfobL S1.0O@1.25, has
Iltbenb.
muYfirft9e.- @aIifornii6e $O.75@1.1O
Wttbt9an 20@-c. Der &orb nnb coo
81 per Crate nit 4 &0rben.
Smeet Corn 100000. ben Gaf.
10@15 bas Obo.
en-@oncorbs 17@19 per 10=9fo.
Stlt6en; Nio9aras 20@25c pro 10 Yflno.
Nepfel. @riine 6o9dpfel 10000
.baS SAB; @BapfeI 1.50@S2. so.
@rauberrtes. Cape SOB $500
$3.50 oas SAB.
SelIerie. - 15@20c. fir bieiisen, ionit
10@15c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12
Sdnerfraut

SierSu iu1t man Die "fefteiten uno
friihelten &6pFe 0eS SopffoblS aus, Lott
Dauon Die gelbeil, iolpie Die nidt felt an
i1lieBenoen lodern 8lGtter, lpalIet Die
S0pfe bur6, lhneioet Die SprtleBung oes
Gtrunfs i'm &opfe hsrau3 uno bobelt Die
S0pfe auf benz &rautbobel. Damn miro
0as &raut IN niht 3u pifen Shidten lit
Elm '5SaB gelegt uuo leoe Shidt nit einem
tIeineu b6lsernen Stanpier ober nit ben
0Gnoen 10 felt alS mogllb, galt5 belonber5
al ben Seiten oes Safes, angeoriidt ulrb
babel Der aufltetgsnoe SAaum a6aenom1
men. @uf leoe Sbibt itreut man trcdeneu
Oialalnen uno Sal3 (tlht au piel Sal3,
obne Sal8 lou es iosar better iGuren uno
mlloer uno garter merOen), na0 Belteben
auG Nepfel, Wetnbeeren, WalluiilIe nit
Der griinen S6ale, Siimmel, Wabbolberz
beeren, Senflnebl ODER in filgerlalge
StIde gel6nittene uuo aelpaltene QSeins
reberl. SeRtere geben Dem &raut ellen gutelt
@eldmad unO befOroern lebbaft OelienSGues
rung. SIT oas SAP ooQ, meroen friihe
Srautblatter auf Die Dberite Shi6t, baum
elm PATHFINDER Oe6el paraui eelegt, nit elnem
Stein belhDert, oarnlt Die 8rilbe iiber oa5
Sraut tritt, Do es IT'D lonlt ntdt balten
mirbe. I'm bic SGuerung 81 belhleuni>
gen, lGbt man audi oas Sab IN ben eriten
Sagen often. Sal3lDaller gieBt man bios
barauf, menn Der etgsne Saft Des GrauteS
nicht 3urei6t, oieS BARI aber unter teinen
llmitduDen Dann periGumt peroen. 6at
Der Saft ni6t Sdure genug, UNI Die Sab
rung 3u f0roern. 10 gteBe man ettDas gSei1s
el1tg ooer beroiinnten DetBen Wein ODER
alt6 8riibe BON anOerem gutsn Sauerfraut
mob. 0as gefIute Sob brtngt man 3uerlt
IN etnert mdBlg tDarmen Nallln uno lQBt eS
balelblt 10 iange, bis Der laure GerudD uno
@eldn1ad Der Brii6e Die etngetretene @d5@
rung an5eigt, alsDann bringt man es in
ben Seller Doer on einen aloer1 fublen
Ort. lin 5etttges Sauerfraut gu baben,
legt man eS in Steintopfe Elm unb felt
otele on etnen tparn1en Srt. Sat man et<
mas Sauerfraut aus Dem Safe genontlnen,
10 1uB bas 5urid9ebJiebene ftets tpieoer
9eebnet ullo init benz 9eGel belhlpert tperS
ben. 8aBt our6 Dfteres 6erauSneDmen
Der SeGel nt6t mehr, nuB man letnene
SI6er 5ulammenoreben uno ben 3Dts
l6enraum Derltopfeu. Ser 3utrttt Der
Suit lou uberbaupt Derbin0Gt merben,. oeBs
balb lit es audi notbmenoiB, oaB Gcrtug
8rilbe barber itebt. Wiro oaS Sauer>
fraut petd, mug oaB untauglide lofort
entfernt, 0edel uno Steine gut geretuigt
unO etDas Weineiiia ooer 8ranntmein 3uz
g%e9oiien werDeu. 0ie belten Suffer gum
@inle9en bes SauerfrautS liub lolde, ipoz
rim WeiBipein gela9ert bat. IS ourfen nitt
iol6e benuBt peroen. Die eiuen f~Guligem
poer Ioniti9en unangenebmen @erud ba>
ben. 0lte SauertrautfQller mliien, tuenn
ite tpieOer beniibt neroen ioIen, iofort ees
retnigt, I'M S6atten getro6net unD bis
gum flnftigen @ebrau6e u1lter Sbba6, Die
offene Seite nad oben, aufbepabrt unb Dor
benz @ebrauhe itets nit betBem Waiier
auSgebribt peroen. 6auptertoroeruiB tit,
oaB Die Sdiier 3uperlGilige Geifen baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12
Gplnurptn

C0lnurutG
az oeS fetnise bapertfme gster In,
Gs9ttf, 8ebramt BON ARe1a ,,sn
S2opTett. GOmtaO Gefbn 0sSp,ms~s
so. 3eIebbus 83S0s SssV
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12
Oiaa 0~crsat0ge,t,


Mie es nil wenige ertperben, liest TT
relnsm8 (ute, baS BON an9eerbter8 erz
berbntB fretilt. Satarrb, &u85ebrun9,
ytbeumatismus, Sfrnpbelnu nO man9e
on0ere &ranfbeiten, Die ibre Auelle I'M
8aIte boben, f6nnen nur burd Nn=
tpenDung frdfti3er gIteratipe iibertpun=
Den tperpen. 9aS bette u1b baS AM
beten befunnte uno erprpbte GpeSifi=
tum fir biefen 3ped lit ADer's Sar=
t0parila, Elm Suiammen9eiebter uno
ccncentrirter Gu8SuS Der 9onburas=
Sarlapariaa unO anoerer frGftiser
Nlteratipe.
sS4 bin itber5euat, bob i9 mebrers buabert Dolls
lar oaburh
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12
4)ade:= Agcntut
FIR ole ocmfidae gtei@SpoH.

0ie uuteraetfneten ~befDroern padete bis 5u 100
afIub rad Ecut{dIau#. ct}irctd1, EN-,
Gnriuc0en, G4ntmatf mo Der Sd,lpets 81 ben
reaelmdRt;en pom oct Srtli9e" WI~sP'"1~''
fualimIg feit9eieBten Yrelieii;
SbeuIo ~6eior1eH ~bieielben Waorenienounqen BON
nr6 rod oGe1 5bet!eu @urop0s uno Nmerlfas 81 Den
biaigft1u Staten.
Is Millam Ctr. Nep BORT
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12

gliidli9. III Der 9bat lift iebes Seirn, in
IpelcDem Die y@orlano' Oefen un6 Nonoes
9ebraudt weroen. Se'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12
GMSmartS.

@et3en. - 9tew Oort Set. S1.074;
3es. S1.0S1 Nfai 81. Isl j.; ct. 9ouls-O tt. 96I,
Ge3ember 99tc. Ntai 1853. Millpautee =
October 924c., Sesember CSC. Qulutb-
No.1 9tortbern-Sct. &c; Ge3. 962; Wiins
neopplis = 9to. / gtortbern = Sctober 9I2c.
Ge5. 944; MoiS1.O13 8olebo-Oct. $1.M4;
Ne5enlber $1.03; Baltimore Sctober
Sl.054; Ge5enlber S1.GS1.
Corn. 9ep Yorf = Oct. 618c. Seq.
55c. Wtoi 511c. ct. youts Oft. 51c. ; GoD.
49]c. =; Ifai 39s Baltimore = Sabr 514c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-12

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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02
MEIGGS WHARF.
After Forty Years Its Last REM
nant Falls Into the Bay.

Meiggs Wharf, one of the oldest land
marks of San Francisco, succumbed to old
age and thirty-knot breeze yesterday
afternoon shortly before o'clock. For
nearly forty years the old wharf has stood,
bearing the name of its builder, who in lat
ter years achieved world wide fame as the
builder OF the famous Arroyo Railroad,
which climbs the Andes Mountains in Peru.
The old wharf was built away back in
1852, and for years was the landing place of
MANY of the vessels that arrived here from
the East and Panama. Clos ely associated
with the old pile of timber on which he had
gained his livelihood since the first pile
was driven was old John Mclean. John
was the only Waterman the structure ever
had, and not only has he actually resided
on it in little 10x12 shanty, but ne was
also on ii when the remnant of the wharf
collapsed.
John was seated in his little shanty pre-
pairing his supper wnen the crash came, and
the first thing he knew he was crawling out
through the window, and the little shelter,
like the wharf on which it stood, was a
complete wreck. Il was sitting down peel
ing potato" said the old man to a CALL
reporter, when the crash came, and |
thought it was big earthquake"
For six years John has done what he
could to prevent the totteriDg fabric from
falling into the bay, and drove big stakes
with a sledge. but "she went after all" said
the old man, with sigh as he stood look
Ing at the wreck. For some years the wharf
mas been used by Doatmen almost eXclu-
siyely, and at the time of its fall over
twenty Whitehall boats were hanging from
davits on various parts of the wharf
In few years the spot will be filed in,
and the section of sea-wall now being con-
structed will pass outside of the old wharf,
and then the last vestige Of the landmark
will have disappeared.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02
WARNING RAILROADS.
The Electric Company Lays a
Half.Mile of Track.

The railway complications On Stanyan
street were increased last evening by the
rpearance at s o'clock of 800 men, who be-
gan work in the interest of the San Fran
cisco and San Mateo Electric Railway Com
pany. They came so Unexpectedly, and
were manned in such order that in three
hours the roadbed was prepared from Wal
Ter TO Sixteenth streets for the rails. These
are the same men who laid the track on
Bryant street one Saturday evening not
many weeks ago. They are employees Of the
Pacific Rolling Mills. and were directed in
each case by Superintendent Noble
The electric railway has franchise
granted by the Supervisors in December,
It's numbered 2306 AMI covers Stanyan from
Waller to Sixteenth, through private land to
Falcon road, to Corbett road, to Eighteenth
street, to Guerrero, thence to Mission and
the ferries.
Mr.. Forbes of Harding & Forbes, attorneys
for the Electric Company, said the fight of
the Omnibus and Market-street interests had
caused their company to lock after their in
terests and see that their rights under the
franchise are not violated. The company
decided to cover that part OF its franchise
likely to be disputed by the other cOmpa-
MES, and Manager Hartzell yesterday called
on Superintendent Noble for his men. They
were then brought from the San Mateo end
OF the electric road.
The road will be laid by this morning IL
nothing happens in the nature of riot and
if several loads of rails arrive in time, which
at midnight had been some time on the road
with five buggies hunting for them. AT one
of the cross streets the workmen had struck
a Spring Valley water-pipe and the water
shot up ten feet much to their discomfort
When the news first reached tho city OF
the inroad of the new comrany il vas ru-
Inored riot was in progress. Several
policemen were sent to aid the squad kept
there on duty, but as soon as it was seen
that all was Quiet thew were ordered hack
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02
CHUNG TO
THEIR DOCTRINE.
Stockton School Teachers Re,
fuse to RHGant.
Residents Of the Russian River Valley Re-
SiSt Claims Made Under Mexican
Land Grant.
srecial TO THE MORNING CALI.

STOCKTON, Aug. 1.-Considerable interest
has been taken in the election of school
teachers by the city Board of Education.
which took place tonight Two of the lady
teachers who have been in the schools sew
eral years are followers of Rev. D. L. Mum
roe. the Presbyterian clergyman. who
created a sensation here year ago by max
ing a confession in the pulpit in which he
acknowledged having had impure thoughts.
Since leaving the church he mas been pray
ing at his residence here with band of
about twenty faithful adhereuts and regu-
lar services have been held. Three lady
teachers have been regular attendants,
and when the time came about for
the reelection of city teachers for
the next school year these ladies' were
gwen the alternative OF forsakiug Munros
and his teachings or losing their places.
One, Miss Taber, who was recent con-
trine, bat the others, Mrs. Benedict and
Miss Morris, would not abandon their
faith. At meeting of the board tonight
these two were not reelected. A protest
against the action of the board was made
by free-thinkers who were represented by
four persons, but the School Directors were
firm. 1t is expected that the end is not yet
bet the School Directors say their action is
final. Munroe is faith-cure believer and
acts as he is commanded by the son OF God.
Many believe him TO be 4 crank, but his ad-
LertntS class nun as a perfect mau.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-02
HEADS LOSE, TAILS WIN.
The Honest Granger Had the Scalps a,
Yet He Wasn,t In It

The Honest Granger Had the Scalps and
Yet He Wasn't In 1t.
Hard by the banks of that classic lake
yelept the Soap" dwells thrifty young
farmer whose weather eye is ever open in
the pursuit of the almighty dollar. Wish
ing to rid his premises Of the festive SOUR
rel and LEARNING of the generous bounty
offered for their destruction by our open
hearted Board OF Supervisors, C-proceeded
TO the immediate slaughter of the innocents.
As soon as one dropped dead in his tracks
c. with his sharp knife Invested the game
of its scalp, and a goodly number of the
same were soon hung up to dry, SO that
when presented to Judge Wiley they
might not giyo out too loud a
fragrance. In the wake of c. lin
gered the small barefooted boy, versed in
the law of the case, who ere the carniyer-
Gus buzzard could get in his work, severed
the tails of The dead squirrels and artist
caliy strung them on cord prepared for
that purpose. And now scalps versus tails
is the nomentous question to be decided.
The sealps were duly presented to his Honor
and respectfully declined, but the same bare
footed boy who followed in the wake Of
c. during the slaughter still followed in
his wake at goodly distance, to the Judges
Office, where the bright shining shekels
were handed over to him in exchange for
his tails, and with an admoniton from the
Judge to 20 and do it some more the boy.
with thanks and a knowing wink. de-
parted.-Gilroy Gazette.