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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15
rAnM AND GAHpEN NorEs.

Growing ducks are enormous caters,
but they grow very fast.
The average farmer can hardly be
said TO keep cows; he merely toleratcs
them.
While Brahmas like the open air,
they care but very little for large
range.
When goose eggs are set under
hens they should be turned every
other day.
If eggs for Matching are kept several
days they should be turned half over
every day.
In Europe, grape7incs are allowed
less space than we give them in this
country.
When the fowls appear 70 be droop-
ing or lose their uppetilcs. feed them
linseed meal.
In England The sheep ia regarded az
an important factor in system of i'll
tensivc farming.
Brahmas require more room in the
house, but the Leghorns require moro
yard room or range.
If large size and weight are desired
select large hens, but the rooster
should be active and vigorous.
The quarters for the turkeys should
be dry; this is more necessary with
turkeys than will, other fowls.
In arranging the quarters it is quite
an item to provide place where the
sitting hens can can have "A place to
themselves.
1t is the saneness Of the food that
causes the hens sometimes to refuse to
lay, although they are apparently we'll
fed and cared for.
When few hens are kept, more es.
pecially to lay eggs, the Lcghorn is
one of the very best breeds. as they
are good layers and non-sittcrs.
Well fed and well cared for live
stock will pay on any farm, but "no
farmer can make money by sheltering
aud caring for list of scrubs"
BY using two tablespoonfuls of
crude carbolic acid in the whitewash
and applying it hot better work ia
killing out the poultry lice will be
done.
Guineas do not scratch in the gar
den, are good foragcrs and good
insect dcstroyers,, and in the spring
and summer will lay large number
OF eggs.
On the average farm where a va
ricty of crops is grown, especially
where there is plenty of pasturage, it
will be profitable to keep nearly or
quite all kinds of poultry.
IT it is necessary to use young fowls
for breeding arrange tho mating so
that the young cockerels will be with
the older hens, waile tho pullcts should
be mated with the older roos,ers.
The time OF hatch more than the
breed regulates laying. Early hatched
pullets make the winter layers whlle
the latter hatchcd make the summer
layers. Winter layers are the more
profitable.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15
FAIRY'S SECRET.

~ 'llp W 'ut tllONHlOnC. lou
are too good to me, papa"
took her in my arms, my own
child. from whose check the rose had
faded, and in whose decp-brown eyes
sad shadows had grown.
She was of nature peculiar TO
those whose childhood days have been
spent with elderly people. She felt
deeply. Events that merely ruilled
lighter natures left lasting effects upon
her. had watched her tenderly since
her mother had put her in my arms,
aud left me alone. When she grew
lis,less and the sweet eyes droopcd,
laid aside all cares and took her
away.
She looked so like her mother the
day we took the train at Chicago. Her
brown dress. just matching her eyes,
lent a deeper shade to her chestnut
hair. As we ncared city in North
ern Illinois Fairy exclaimcd "Oh,
papa, is this another Rome? Surely
it is n city built on seven hills"
"GaIcua!' shouted the brakeman.
"What climbers the people must be
here" she continued, looking at some
of the long rows of stairs ascending
the steep hills.
The city seemed to be laid out In
terraces. We stood at the foot of
Main Street aud looked up at two of
these terraces, with trees of au i'm
mense height apparently on each.
settled myself comfortably and
prepared 10 so TO sleep. Fairy read IL
while, but soon drew locket from
her dress. She touched the spring,
and the sad look came again TO her
sweet eyes. had tried TO learn her
secret. Was she signing for moth
er's love ? Perhaps | had better get
married, ihought. l resolved 10
give the matter serious thought at
some future time. Unknown to
Fairy, resolved to stop over at
Cheyenne, whore she was born, and
Ella, my wife, was called away.
Capt Sorry had often asked mo to
visit the old fort. 1t would be like
old times to sec the boys again.
"Do you remember Capt. Storey,
Fairy" asked her. "lIc is an old
fellow like me, but nobcr soul
never inhabited human body"
did not think that Fairy heard.
She turned her head quickly and
caught her breath. "You wish TO
stop and see him, papa?" she asked
swcetly.
"llow well remember the morning
he came two years ago-you were
nineteen. lie asked for you as if you
were two-year-old. We saw you
kneeling over II flower bed, your white
dress and flowing hair making pretty
picture. DO you remember told you
to come and kiss papa's friend? How
Hal went to kiss you aud you drew
back so proudly. lie rated me sound
Iy for not telling him you were lady
grown. Why, Fairy, it seems but
yesterday that you played upon our
knees ut the old fort. You were such
good friends after that. Why, Hal
was like second father" And SO
ratified on, lost in old memories.
Hal had stayed at our house for six
months and had left suddenly,
thought. He smiled strangely,
thought. when /, with fathers
alteration, was enlarging upon Fairy's
charms.
While l had been dreaming, we
had passed over the great plains, with
their huge herds OF cattle aud pretty
Western cities. Cheyenne was reached
at last. How changed it seemed! !!
Some of the dear faces were the same.
They grasped my hands, these old
comrades, and l was young again.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15

Says the Chicago Post:-Chicagt
which contains two-ntths of the
population Of Illinois, furnishes four.
iifths of the life of the State and does
four-tifths of its business. In the
eyes of the outside world Illinois is
Chicago. The State is known chiefly
by the city whose fame is rs wide as
the world.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15

The New York Telegram cxclaims:
When the people see fl, u assert the
foremost of their natural rights-thc
right TO life-gradc railway crossings
will be no longer tolerated in the
U.Iitcd States.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15

yet uno VINO, wbeh away, seemed to
take some OF the sunshine with him.
This from my Fairy, whom had
guarded so carefully and so well.
Who could he be? All, poor Storey!
His chances were gone, indeed. IL
Fairy loved like this, she would never
love again. SIS 1t unreturncd, dear?'
| asked her.
eyes, father, he is far above me.
lie thinks me child"
How my heart achcd. My Fairy
was woman with u womahs doom
upon her. told her then of her
inothcr-how she had left me aud how
dark tho world all looked. "But.
dear" | said. "you are soldiers
daughter" Then she kissed me and
understood.
She was no longer lisiless. She
grew more thoughtful, more unseliish
and more beautiful. She told us one
day she wanted to 90 TO Italy. |
never could deny her anything; so she
went ALI, my Fairy, that sorrow has
moulded your charactcr-madc you
the woman you are today.
After Fairy had gone little boy
came to us. II once seemed that my
heart contained no room for another
than Fairy, but the little fellow with
his eyes soon won his place IN my
heart. When Robbie was two the
longing for Fairy was so great that |
could live without her no longer. So
one day Eiinor, Robbie and | set sail
for Italy.
We did not tell her we were coming
we dropped in upon her. Shall ever
forget that day? We entered unan-
nounccd. A tall lady, her bronze
hair in n classic knot, hcr brown eyes
sparkling, her swee,ed lips parted,
turned TO us. IL was our Fairy.
When the greeting were over she led
MS 10 a room, and there we saw what
had detained her in Italy.
There IN white marble was a per-
feet form in loose drapery. The
figure was gracefully posed on one
foot, one arm was upraisctl. the beau.
tiful head thrown slightly back. The
expression on the cold, marble face
was one of the sweetest patience. 1t
was my Fairy's work. took her in
my arms and silently looked ut her,
while Elinor softly whispered:
'Fear not in II world like this, for
you will know ere long, how sublime
thing it is to suffer and be strong"
We went 10 Venice, the city in the
sea. Unexpectedly met Story. |
took him home with me. As we en-
tered our apartments we heard voices.
may, E,inor," Fairy said. al am
asoldier's daughter aud must go on to
the end with this locked in my heart
Forget it, Elinor. Harry Storey
cares for me only as his friends
daughter. | am weak, mymother. Leave
me TO fight 1t out alone. Forget the
weak words. Let no other hear them.
Would that they were not beyond lc.
CALI"
Elinor arose and left her. What an
IDIOT | had been. Fairy had loved him
all the time. | went out, leaving Stor
rey standing there.
Fairy lay upon the couch motion.
less. Storey went to her and stood
looking at her.
She raised her head and then stood
up. "Capi. Sorrey." She was the
self-posscsscd woman again.
But before she could speak hc took
her in his arms.
NAY, Fairy, your confession is be-
yond recall. - Chicago News.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15
sorLiNG CROPS ron MICH cows.

SpliiNf 'RbPS FOR Mil.'H COWS.
The value of the various green fod.
hcrs for milk and butter production
has been studied by the Connecticut
station ut Storrs. G.. :. Phelps re-
ports that the best results in both
quantity and quality of the products
were obtained where raiions with
relatively largo amounts of protein,
such as clover ami peas, were fed.
The experiments seem to indicate that
rations with larger proportion of lii
gestible protein than that called for
by the usually accepted standards are
to he preferred. Large heterogeneous
rations are especially important early
in the period of milk giving, when the
productive capacity OF the COW is most
heavily taxed. The quantity aud
quality of the products may be i'm
proved by the use of foods rich in
protein, and the manure is more valu-
able than that from starch foods. In
The station tests, when green clover
was fed, the quantities of milk and
butter were cons 'dcrably increased,
ana the percentage of fat were greater
than when green hungarian grass
was fed, both being soiIng crops
{ [American Agriculturist.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15

Judge Furst of Lncaster, Penn,
has decided that a telegraph company
can set it- poles on mans farm with
out paying damages, because the farm
isn't damaged
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15

This is the way the pneumatic guns
of the dynamite cruiser Ncsuvius
affect IA person aboard ship: "Suddeu-
ly an intense vibration seemed to pass
from stem to stern, followed by a
kind of kick that moved the vessel at
least three feet aslern, and simultanc-
ouSly came sharp, cracking report,
not 80 Intense as that of u powder gun
and similar in sound to the explosion
of million pop-guns. This was the
firing of 500-pound dummy projec-
tile from the Ncsuvius' starboard gun"
When loaded for bar. adds the New
Orleans Picayune, this projcctile car.
rics dynamite.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15

A social philosopher remarks that
ia man with a quail on toast appetite
aud II beef stew purse will never get
rich -
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15

A recent novel says of one of tie
characters: "lle was as gaudy as .
red man with tic blues"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15

A Frcnchmnn has written volume
of two hundred pages to show that
oysters rest tho brain. .t..y.t
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-03-15

rich.
, 1893-10-28
OerunoIIdte Chen.

Den &icbter Stein eriuhte 5eute 9orz
mtttag Srau 9luguite Mtueaer bon i6rem
@atten Sre6. WueIer 9eibieben gu tperoeu.
9aS Baar bate it3 i'm Sabre 1887 gez
beiratbet, uno i'm Suit 1891 perGieB Mauer
feline Satin, I'M it9 nidt pieber ieBcn gu
~Iaiiefr.
gua Gobtnotp bate ibren @atten, Ben
0r. Saco6 Gobinoip, Dor etpa II Sabren
in g8iLna, GuBlanb, 9%ebetratbet. SeBt ucrz
Ian9t Tie in elmer I'M &reiS9eri9te einz
gerci6ten &lage eine Sbeibung, iopie bic
8ormunOi6aft iiber ibren elfiGbrtgen Sobn
Samuel, neil &obinOw ite angebIi9 be-
reits Elm Sabr na9 Der 6obSeit perlieB.
8or bret Sabren bat lie ibn bier In Gbtca9o
aufgeipirt. Scinen fleinen Sobn bate
ct mtt9enOmmen, ebeniO an9eblib 8ertbz
la9en i'm 8etrage bon $500, bic ieiner
Srau 9ebOrten.
, 1893-10-28
Gelesraphiide Oepelden.
Die Gntfdetoutg
Jn der SilBerfrage nun fart
DOR der Uhiire.
Die Mitimmrtng, iiber bic GoOrz
Bees'i6e 8iQ int Senat
1ntrn nnrn1taTtdJtItdJ ami 3atnntnn
Aln Jttttttue erfnlnen-
@afhinatnn. %. Oct.

Y = - y ~" Nv
9te en69lltige Nbittmmung inn Senat
iber Die 8oorbees 'icbe 8iq gum 8lberruf
oes Sherman : @eleBeS pirb m0gliber
Wetie am Wonta9 Na6mittag UNI 2 ll6r
erfol9en. 9ieientgen, tpel6e ben S6luB
oer Ian9peilt9en &om0bie i6on fir beute
crtpartet batten, miiiien ii6 allo nob 48
Stunben 9etr0ten. 8oorbees iiber3eu9te
ft3 bur6 perionLibe 11mfragen bapon, baB
Die 3eit gu tur3 lit, UNI Der @ei6tbte ibon
beute Elm Gn6e 81 macben. @S itnb ndn1>
Itcb NIGHTS tpeniger ais 25 Nmenoements
SIT Der 8ta angemeIbet, tpelcbe porausitcbt>
ltb 1Gmmtlt6 i'm Qaufe oes b~euttgen Nadb>
mttta9s tperoen unterbreitet neroen.
Die MataoOre itn6; tpie ie peritcbern,
enti9loiien, bas TinaIe 10 tur5 pte mOgli9
81 maben.
6eute 8ormittag iparen sic @auerien
oeS SenoteS bicbt geflut, 6a man auge@
metn ertDartet bate, 6aB es r3um &Lappen"
fomlnen piirbe. @be Die @i6crrufsz8tu
CUR Nufnabme 9elan9tc, tpuroe bic fogez
nannte 9efi3it 8iu nit beri6tebenen
Nntenbements eirbertbtet un6 o6ne bel
Seberlelens an9enommen. @benio tpurbe
Die gemeini6aftIi6e &eiolution, 6ur6
melhe bas MooeQ be8 S6ladbticbitfeS
vSuinois" benz Staate Suinois fir ben
@ebrau6 BET MarinezMilt3 iiberpicien
miro, angenommen.
6ierauf be9ann ber Silberbol6 @olcott
cine lGngere &ebe.
, 1893-10-28
Gin &oman am @onoo. Sen 9Po:

- Sin &oman I'M &on9o. Den 9foz
man zines italienilden Wearcbeie uno elmer
9SGi6erin er5Gblt berOfiiiionar P. Sog9be,
tpelcber in Wfataoi nirtt. Sn 8alabala
oil Der neten SOn9os8abn bat feb aus BEN
sablretcben italieniicben 9trbeitern cine itarte
&olonte 9~ebilOet, Die frie6Gicb unb in BEN
belten 0eiunoDeit5 8erbGltniIien Iebt.
gater t9o8gDe 1T bes 2obes pou iber letre
Yfdrrttnoer, Die = ieBt ollie @iienbabnz
Nrbettcr frlber BEN pericbieoenIten 8ez
rufen angebOrt baber. Inter BEN etpd
500 Stalienern itnb 81 9oftoren Derichiez
oener 6afultdten. IA 4bpofaten, II NerSte,
9 Npotbeter. Ncbt Nbeli9e befinben lib in
Der Nnlteoelnn9. @tter, Elm Wtarcbeie II
altem 8olo9neier @elcblccbte; macbte ais
blutiunger lieutenant Sic 8efanntlcbaft
zines btlolcbonen 8Gi6ermGbcbens, in 6as
er ltcb Derliebte. Die @ltern oes ilInoen
Wtannes mGcbten Dem Gpman balo Elm
@noe, zine Seriebung folgte Der anoern,
uno iblteBltcb 9tng bet iiberau f0rmIicb
pertol9te iun9e Sfft5ier in bic italienil6e
&olonte1Nrmee in W2aiiauab. Sort gefiel
es tbm ntbt, uno euf ei9ene Sauit, nit 1eiz
1ter Santtlte gang SerfalIen, ging CT nacb
Dem &ongO. Sein @elb par 3niammenz
gei6mol5en, unb zines 3ages trat Der
Wtarcbeie in Bic &etben Ser @rbarbetter an
Der Watabi>Giienbabn. Nber tue6er in
Neaiiouab, nod am &ongo bate er feline
8rallt in Bologna bergeiien; er Idrteb
fort9eiebt 8rtefe, bic ftets ertptbert tpurben.
Der Wtarcbeie arbettete unDer6ro1en, un6
zines Sages erbielt Bic 8oloeneierin cine
lnipeiiung auf 1000 Srancs nit Ser 8itte.
na3 Dem &ongo gu fommen. Ginen Moz
nat lpdter lan9te ie in 8onana an, un6
bter5ebt S9ge barab mar bas @dlcberz
maOc1en Ofdrcbela. Ser Wardela aber
nabm ltltoer5a9t feline 6afc tpieber auf, bic
Wtatcbela 9rbettet am Naibbrett unb 8ei6e
oerotenen 9elO uro itnO 10 9liiflicb, baB lie
gar nlcbt Elm WtaL an bic ibneu bereinlt
ptntenben Grbre9te benten.
, 1893-10-28
mtu itd ntdt priieeIn Iaifen, fprinst
5um 6eniter hinaus uno ba6t babel fein
Sober Elm.
9ittsbura. No.. %. 0ft.

Der 3ebniabrise 9uguft Sommerfel6,
beiien Gltern III Alp 8enn Npe. pobnen,
fam geltern Nbehb burb eiuen Sprung
aus einem Seniter 6eS 3. Stodipertes gu
ieinem SObe. Gr that ben Sprung, nm
ieinem 8ater su entfommen, ser ibn pez
gen bes S9wdn3ens ber SCbule nit elmer
8citide bearbettete. Der Satcr, NIguit
Commercial, befinbet iib. iebt in Der g oIiz
3eiitation Der II. 8arb in 6aft, I'M ben
8abriprrcb bes Goroners ~ab5utparten.
Der Sun9e tam 9eitern 9benb nacb
lSauie, nadbOem ct mebrere Sage bic S6uIe
geibpdnst bate, %porauf icin 8ater Die
Beiti9e ergriff unO i'm gu prii9eIn besann,
ais Ser Sun8e ii3 pIOBIi9 lOSrtB unb gu
bent Offenitebenben Seniter binauSipran9.
St fteI auf bas 9odb zines NuBen9ebGubes
unb mar tObt, ais ct 9efunben pur6e. Der
8ater tpuroe barauf in 6aft genommen
berieIbe lit Elm Steinmaurer.
, 1893-10-28
Stdott1bes.
Rletne Udbrt6ten.

= @uitao &un6e, pcIber in 9tfton's
8uritfabrif i6per berlebt tpurbe, itarb
beute Wor8cn I'M Mi6ael &eele>6pipttaIz
Soc &aener, elm gSei6eniteaer Der
YtttSbur9 & Sort @abnez8a6n, mur6e
beute Wtor9en an Der &oot Str. >Greu5ung
IberfaDren. Otan bracbte i'm in baS
Gountpz6 Oipital, mo- er itarb. @r pobnte
an oer Gde Der Snbiana @De. unb 30. Ctr.
- Sn Ser GoncurSan8elegenbeit Ser
5trma Sranfcnt6al, 6reubentbaL & So.
beantragte beute 8ormittag Der AntpaIt
SerneD ais 8ertreter Ser inlolpenten Sirtna
Dor Gid6ter 8rentano ben Bi0erruf 0eS
rtbterlideS 8efebls, burcb nelcben elm
OtaiienDerlpalter ernannt ipitroe. Ser
9ttobter bepiaigte Dem Nntpalt OtaDcr, Dem
Sertreter oes WtalcnDertualters cine Sriit
3ur @lnretbung elmer Qlntport. 9urh
Dieien 3Dti6cnfaQ miro porausii9tlt6 bic
Gerbanolun9 iiber bic ur~ipriingltcben Qnz
trGge ber5O9ert perben.
- 1leber BEN geitern gemel6eten Sob Der
2ebrertn 6lorence &in5lcD in $40. 853 SO.
WtabtionS StraBe lit nacb5utrageu, baB tie
ntcht an WtorpbtumOergiftung, ionbern an
einem 9er3Leiben itarb. Sbre Samilie, be-
itebeno aus sebn gerionen, fpobnt an Der
Gde Der Sgben 9tpenue un6 8oltzStraBe,
nnb oa Die @Obnung SIT fleiu mar, Sog lie
aus. Sic unteritiibte i6ren franfen 8ater,
ber ite taft td9lib beiucbte. 9erielbe lift
BON tbrem Sobe nod ntcbt in &enntntB gez
iebt porOen ut6 man befircbtet oas
S3ltmmite, tpenn CT babon erfG6rt, 6a
6lDrcnce Ietn 2iebltn9 mar.
, 1893-10-28
gFhRrhltR
NmO &mrsSefa6tes.

- Ser Nettermann berbetBt urs beute
feline an9enebme @itterltng, ober ntorgen
ioa es tpieber icbOn tperben.
= Sn 8erona in Stolten lit geitern cine
Groi9panfun9 tpabrgenOmmet por6en.
= SIN ct. Saul rn6 MinneapoIis 1T
felt beute frii6 Elm algemeiner Streif Der
StraBenbabnan9efteuten i'm @ange.
= Ser @ei5en 1T beute inn 0csemberz
termin BON &C., ouf 66& in bic 66be ge7
9angen, bann aber auf 668 getptbcn. Corn
bracbte i'm W1ottermin 42S-423. Safer
teit, i'm Waitermin 320324. S6neine7
fleii6paaren baben ii3 nt3t pelentLi3
berGnOert.
: Die Gurie fin6 beute auf Ser Stem
gorfer SonbSbOrie UNI 3@1 p. st. geities
gen.
: Ser vneue 6err" bon Sa6ienz&oz
bur9e@otha, Qlfreb. Der vS6lappmeter",
1T beute nit Ietnem @rbprin3cn gum 8eiucbe
oeS Gatlers 0tlbeIm in YDtsbam ein9ez
troffen.
Ser S6Il1Bott Ser @aibington'er
&om0bie bat nun mirfLtcb b~egonnen. Wan
crtpartet bic ~en69ultige Qblttmmung i'm
Senat iiber Sic 8oorbees'idbe 8tu gum
gStoerruf 6eS Sherman sc leBes fir nG6>
iten Monta9 Na9mittag.
= SIM Nbgeor6netenbausz &omite fir
8anfz unh @G6rungstpeIen piro CUR Nbz
toecbSlun9 NAL tpteoer cine SprtBtDur etne
2tn3abL ser MttgLteoer 6urcb cine 9tetbe BON
illoltcben unO meitlicben StG6ten geplant.
= Die 8iQ, tpeI5e Sic n0tbtgen Ser
flgungen 3ur 9e6ung 6es 9e1t3itS i'm
8unbeSbausbaLt entbGlt, tpur6e beute i'm
Senat NIT Der16te benen Mmenbemettts anz
genOmrlen.
Ser tp0bentItbe SEEM gorfer 8antz
ausiDeiS 5ei9t foLg enbe 9erGnoerungen ::
GelerOefonbs 3unabme Sc, 146, 200; 9arz
Letben: 3unabme 1926, 100; 8aptergelo:
3unabute $8.194400; 9epoiiten: 3uz
nabme: 81 ,574, 300; Notenumlauf Qlbz
nabme $4,000. Die Stem gorfer 8anten
baben nun $48, 1877 ,475 n1ebr an 6anb ais
bic 9eleBltd9 norgei9riebene &eierOe bon %
Yro5ent.
Die engGtI5en un6 ttalientiden
Slottenofft3tere tpolen natiirlicb tbren
ruiiti9en un6 fran30ii9en &omera6en in
yfibts nabiteben, tpesbaIb fte ftb 9eiterr
9tbenb in Spe53ta bic gr6Bte Ofibe 9egeben
babeni iicb ebenfaus in patriotti9er geberet
unb GRampagner At berauiben.
9os ruliide @el9pa6er pir6 morz
gen ben 6afen BON Ioulon perlalien.
g8trb baS aber Elm vber3bresbenber" Nb7
ibieb merbenl 9as nerriidte Sran3oienz
bolt bat ben &uiien @elbenfc i'm @ert6e
bon elmer balben Wetaion 9oua rs 9emabt.
, 1893-10-28
Gi9entRamliher Jrrtbum.
Glaubt fetnen Sohn begraben 5u baben, p6hz
reno oiefer nod Iebt.
@crantpn. So. %. Oct.

N
Sames Gorbett, bon SoDlor in bieiem
Gountp, ma6te 9eitern bic @ntDedung,
baB, obglei6 er cine 0etbe be9raben bate,
lpelbe CT fit Die ieines Sobnes belt, ii6
bteier no6 geiunb unb toobt beftnbe. Sobn
@Orbett lit Elm iunger, ettpas ibpacbitnz
niger Wfenib, tpel6er GUT SeriteIung ieiz
ner @eiunobeit nab Camille geibidt porz
ben mar. 8or %eintgen Ta9en erbielt Ser
dltere @orbett bon Der bortigen Nnitalt Die
Wtttbetlun9, baB ietn Sobn am 9terpenz
fteber geitOrben iet. ST. begab ii9 nadb
9anDtae, mo- mar Tim bic 2ei3e 3ei9te,
tpelbe ct au6 ais bic ieineS Sobnes ibenz
%tificirte, unb Bic er 6arauf begraben lteB.
@eitern II traf Elm 8rtef bon Ser NnitaIt
elm, in pel6em es bieB, baB Elm Srrtbum
itatt9efunben babe, baB ietn Sobn lebe,
unb baB Der jun9e Mtann, tpelcber begra>
ben muroe, Elm anberer Batient Deiielben
Namens g~etpeien iet.
, 1893-10-28
Die Steuer auf Clearing Doufe=
Certificate.
Oeren 0ufbebun9 in Qusiidt ee=
nommert.
Se3i9li9e DerhanoIuneen i'm Raus=Gomite
fir Sanf= uno Wdhrunespefen.
@aibinQton, %. Ott.

9te i'm S6ooBe bes 6aus@GomtteS fir
8anfs unb @~Gbrun9Smcien 9eltern itattQez
babte 8elpre6un9 Der 8ta, tpelbe bic Gin
i~teIun9 Der tpGbrenb Der i~iingiten @eL6=
flcmme an9eor6neten @rbebun9 elmer 3cbn>
p%ro5entigen 8unfiteuer auf Clearing 9ouie>
Certificate be5medt, mar gang irtereiiant.
0te %betpuBten Certificate tparen baupt>
iG6lt3 in SibcGaroltnd unb on6eren ii6z
ltcben Staaten alts9egeben Dor6en un6
3tpar, tpte bebauptet pir6, in elmer 0eiie,
Die ben etnl9lGgt9en 9eiebLioben 8eitimz
n;un9en ntdbt p0utg entipra6. 9as Cub
Somtte, tpel6eS BEN @%egenitanb unter 8e>
ratbung bate, iprab it9 gu @uniten Der
@mpfe6lun9 Der 8iu aus, belt aber beren
unoerpetlte Qnnabme nt9t fir notb=
penbig.
@oritBer Springer unterbreitete cine
Ee1olutton, tpeI6e oaS Subcomite ermG6>
tt9t, pGbren6 Der un3meifelbaft binnen pe>
nt9en Sagen erfolgenoen 8ertagun9 6e5
&ongreiies Bis gum 8egtnn Ser regeLz
mGBtgen Se9ung am erlten Wontag i'm
Oe3ember in Deri6iebenen StGoten bes
9anoes Grbebun9en binli6tlib bet Sttm=
mung Der @eI6GftStpelt in 8esug auf Sic
bepuBte 8ta ansuiteIen.
Der Gori6Ia9 purbe bon 6au (Oto.)
lebbaft unteritiBt. gr meinte Die bc3igz
ltdben @rbebungen iouten iib auf ipeftli6e
unb iiblibe Stdbte ertreden, 100
oer transport bon @etreiDe, 8aumpoue
u. |. ~. na6 ben S~tapelplGben bes Qanbes
bebeutenbes &apttal erfor6ere, tpGbreno in
Stem gorf mcbr @elb oufgebGuft 1ct, als
man fir Legittme a3pede beOirfe. Cobb
(Wo.) ipra9 iicb in dbnlicber Betie aus.
8lad (@a.) plaibirte 6afir, baB baS Sub
comite iicb bauptid6ltb Georgia gum I'M
teriu9ungsfeLoe alserieben iolte. On ben
b~ortigen 8aumwoubOrlen unb in ben Sam
o%eIstammern fOnnten iie Die bette Mustunft
i6er ben @egenitano er6alten.
9as GOmite bei6LoB aIsOann bic weitere
8eratbung Der 8iu bis gum DECEMBER su
perlhieben nnb bic nd6ite Stbung am
fommenben 9ienitag ab3ubaLten, in welcber
alsbann Die Srage, Oh etn Subcomite nit
ben betpuBten Grbebungen 81 beauftragen
iet oOer ni6t, enti3ieben perben iou.