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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24
Wfittel gum f6nellen S6fhen slii'
beneer &teinfcblen.

SIR manGs Sabrifanten ober iiber.
baupt fiir 8eiiber bon GtabIifements,
in bensn srbbere SteinfpbIenfeuer unter.
balten tperben, biirfte es nidt obne SIN.
tsrelIe iein, Elm DlittsI fennsn ,u Iernen,
oas Sdon felt ldnserer 8eit nit GrfoIs
anseipenbet tpirb, slibenbe Steinfoblen.
feuer idnea su bdmpfen. 70 bab oieielben
aIsbaIb perlbiden unb bic bamit sebei3tsn
Dampfmaidinen o u. (. ip. m5sIidft baIb
auber Gbdtisfeit eeieBt iperben. Nan
miide su bieiem 3tpede gfo. 8ohfaIa
8 Bfo. seiisbte SoIs. Ober Torfai6e unb
l 9fb. iosenanntes Sebertpeib rs9t innie
untsr chamber unb riibre es in Elm I'm.
sefdbr Gentner Wafsr baItenbss SOB.
Gut umseriibrt, tpirb bon bieier Wifduns
nit einem basu seeisneten @efdBs &c,
i65pft unb bic slibenben 2obIen ober
bas Ssusr bssoien, bis Iestsres srIof6sn
1T. tpo3u Elm nur speimaIises 8ssieBsn
ssnisen ipirb. SsIbf anbers bsLbrsn'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24
= Ser ct. Batrids Gag brahte an
poIi3eiitrafen $109 Elm.

Der ct. patrids Tag bra&te an
poIissiitrafen slOs elm.
= Sid Brands ober 1rdbwunben
sasu3ieben eebbrt au ben alltdsIihen Bes
sebenteiten. @s 1T aber au6 algeme,n
befannt, baB ct. Safobs Del bas bette
SeiImitteI bafiir lit.
- Ro6 ME auSor mar bic Trunfenbsit
am ct. Patrids Gage 70 sroB, aIs am
Sreitas, unb babel mar bic Mebrteit Der
8eiOffenenen duberit raufIuitis. Das
StatiOnsbaus bsberberste 90 @efansene.
= Der beurise ct. patrids Gag ipar
auSnabmspeiie iGbn unb bic parabe sss
pdbrte oaber ben IbeiInebmern erobss
Bergndeen.
- Gin GbeiI bes Sunbamentes Der
SolIoipitraBs Bride, bns i'm lsBten Sabre
erri&tet ipurbe, 1T einseitdrst. pfuidsrsi
an allen gnben unb gden
s@ @sr pbotosrapbiids Grbeiten
irsenb pelder Mrt setban baben nil,
fam periidert iein. baB ite gut unb biais
bebient iperben, tpenn iie bel bem tppbIbe.
fannten beutiden photographer, Senrp
Srep, 42l 2adaipanna Apenae, por.
ipreaen. 9.4
Der 12iGbrise 9atrid WaIib, beiien
@Itern go. 6i2 MidaeI Strabs ipobnen,
mar am Samftas Diorsen nabe Der Dia.
monb Spit@ nit 8obIenlefen bef1aftist
unb frod babel gum TbsiI unter sinsn
0ug Ieerer &oblenfarren. Cine 2ofomos
tibe itieB sesen bic Barren uno iebte iie
in 8spesuns, Der Sunse ipuroe iiberfabs
rem unb furatbar serittmmeIt.
= Gin SpesiaIcomite Der @siebsebuns
traf bier unertpartet borIebten Wiittwod
elm, um baS 2adapanna SospitaI unb
oas Iaubitummen.S Snftitut su bsiudsn.
Sn 8etreif bes SofpitaIs mar bas gomits
oer Nniiht, baB bic Direftoren bel Der
Iufnabme bon gatienten al3u liberal
feien, unb bab bic 81rssr pilissr sum
l1nterbaIt beiiteuern iolIten. mas Ieiber
nidt ssidisbt.
Nbeun,atiSmus uno aue dbnIihen
Beihperoen tperoen iider unb idnea
curirt burd Mntpenouns oes e8ten Sm'
portirten 4ntsr Nain GrpelIer. 8eriu'
den Sic bieies portreffllde Mittel unp
tiber3eusen Sic fd poh bsHen Wirfiams
feit. gu baben bel @arI 2orens, 4l8
9adaiuanna Noenue, 8. 6. Sanbsrion.
Baibinston Mpenue unb Spruce Strabe.
Worgan & Co.. 10l 9lorb Wiain Ibenue.
unb anoeren Drosuiitsn 25 unb so
GtS. bic 6Iaide.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24
Der suberlaiIieHe alliirte Der 0atmr.

4dbme bic 9atur nbt ieIbit bel idmddIiden
Sonftltutionen. ben 8ampf sesen 8rantb,t aut
10 wiiroe beren 8erlauf uno perbdngnibpolee
Gnbe ihnea oa fem. Ddbrtno Die Natur 70
fur uns Idmpft lufet uns ib7 ourd Dsrniintts
9endbIte Mtitel W Silfe tommen. oamit urs
tein llnbeiI bsfaIle srfabrung fol- unfsre 9ebr.
meiitsrin m Sampf ge9sn 8ranfbsit isin uno iie
l'brt nns. bab Soitettefs Wasenbitters Elm 3u
perldiii9er. erprobter unb grunvIider 8erbiin
better Der Ratur 1T ST oas 8lut nit ssalle
tnitirt fino Die ginseweioe uno Der Masen I'M.
tbdtig ftoben Die Niersn be llnreinieteiten i'm
8lute nidt ab, mas bic ,bnen uon Der 9atur 3u
gemi'iene auf9abe 1T 70 bietet eine Sur mt
Bite Die fderite Silfe tir ben 9eioenosn
mie nabe3u bunoertidbrse Grfabrurs selebrt
uub drjtlldss 3eusnib bsitdtist bat. Seine
amerifanlide ooer ansldnoif2e ar3nei bat sinen
b,der besriinoeten Rut ole SeiI uno slsid,siiis
Borbeugun9smitteI 9essn 9roniides aeberIsi
ben. WIlaria, SaItIeibisteit, 1iersnfrantbstsn
rbsumaiifde Bsiawerbsn unb aIsemeine pin.
fdll9feit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24
gerailbte WdfAe

einen ipeiben @runb aurdd su seben
I'm fOIdes su beipirfen, Iaiie man But,
termiId mebrers Sage iteben unb bbaie
in Sdure iiberseben. ipeide bic persiIbte
Bdibe binein, unb laife fe sIeidfaas in
piefer 8eise liesen. Sisrauf arbsits man
iie gut burb, ipai4e iie nit Seife in Iau.
iparmem Maifer. ipale ie in faItem
na4, rinse iie aus unb trodne iie. Sat
bas Berfabren nod nidt ssboIfen. 70
ipieberboIe man es, bis bic @dfde ibrs
eibentbiimIide WeiBe tpieber erIanst.
8ei febr feiner Wdide braudt man
bic DliI4 nidt 70 lanse iduern unb in
OerfeIben Iiesen su IoHen, um ben Be.
nannten 3ped 3u erlansen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24
gspaene 3euae sm ,pafdb en-.

bab fie gar nidt einIaufsn. bat ipobl
Wlander ibon fir unmbsIi1 sebaIten,
unb- pabrlid, mir idben unsIi9 psni.
ger i6mubiee Tlder, &bde &C. i'm Wins
ter, tpenn mir uns nidt bor benz GinIaus
fen (@ineeben) Der Stoffe in ber @dide
fiirbteten. Aaes. mas 70 gut, 70 nett,
10 poafommen pabte, 1T nadsebenbs au
flein, perserrt, peridrumpft! Mber man
tpaids bic ipollenen 8euse nur ni1t NIT
Seife, ionbern bloB nit MeHsr. au bem
man bIob ettpas aufseIbfss fobleniaures
glatron, alio nit einem Worte Soba,
getban bat. unb ale Gorge lit iber.
fldiiis. Ni@tS Iauft ooer sebt elm. Mud
Mmmoniaf ocer SaImiafseiit in berbiinn.
tenn 8uitanbe, itatt Der Soba, in bas
Wa1er sesofen, tbut bieieIben Diente.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24
Die Nerpenbuns bes auSaetpa d.
fenen Noeeens 5nm Sroobacfen.


9luSaemadisnes @etreibe Idbt iiA bes
fanntli6 nidt Derbaden. Ser Tsis ssbt
nidt, er fiebt pislmebr aussinanber unb
oas 8rOS felt cine bidts, iamisries
UtaHe bar.
Dr. 2ebmann (Gbemifer Der Ober.
Iauiiber Ianopirtbidaftl. 8eriu1sita.
tion) bat. tpie er in Der Section fiir gla,
tmrtpiRenfdaften unb Isdnif mittbeilts,
mad pielfuden> in bieier 8e3isbuns mil
ausseipahfenem Roeeen ansefelltsn Ser.
iuden sefunben, baB tpenn man auf stpel
Bfunb 8rob Elm 2otb SaIs giebt unb bic,
ieS i'm @inteispafer bem 8robe sufest,
bic 8erfilfiisune beS 2lsberS poaitdnbis
permisoen unb in Solse bsfen Elm tpobl.
auf9ssan8enes, seiunoeS uno tpUblfdme'
denbeS Broo 8etponnen tpirb.
Dr. 2ebmann ipieS 8rDb bor, tpeIdea
BON ibm aus aussepahfenem 8etreibs
unb mad feinsr Metbobe ssbaden tpar.
gs lieb nidts au tpiiniden iibris, tpebsr
in 8esiebuns auf ben @ei1mad, nod in
8esiebuns auf fein Gusieben; es tpar
bod aufaegansen, bic Grume mar fHDn
bea unb lodsr. Das 8rob unterIhiee
iid in nihtS bon aus bsm befen &pggen,
mebI bareeiteatem.
gu sleider 3eit 3eiste er Brob, ipels
Dies aus bemielben ausseipa6ienen 8os'
gen ssbaden, aber nidt in Der mitses
ibeilten Weiie bebanbeIt mar. Gs telts
eine aussinanoereefo7ene, idIipFerise,
i9parae fsifss sansIi8 unseniebbare
MaHe bar.
Dieie @rfinbuns III bon unbereden.
barem Wertb. @s ipirb mitsstbeiIt. bab
Der naturforidenben @sisaiGaft sis su
Dresden iiber 8eriude Bsridt eritattst
iei. tpelde BON ber betreifenben MiIitGr,
tebDrbe su DRESDEN nit bem Sebmanns
ihen 8adperfabren ansefeat tpurben.
gu ie brei Pfunb in Der Dresbener Gar.
nlionsmdbIe aus auseenddienem 3osssn
seiponnenem MebI tpurben bel ber Teis.
bereituns atpei 2otb in WaRsr seIDhen
Sal3eS eemiiht. gS purbe in sSolge
beien Elm tpoblausse ssebadenes, eeiunbes.
tpoblidmedenbeS 8rob seiponnen, pdb'
renb bafelbe MebI, ipenn eS in Der anss.
aebenen Weiie niht bebanbelt tpurbe, Elm
f4parses, fdIiffieeS. uneeniebbares 8rop
Iieferte. Mud bic 0eriude, meIde nit
Der Mufbenabruns bes mad 2ebmann's
8erfabren barseitelIten 8rsoeS semadt
tpurben. fieIen sdnitis aus; benn oieies
Brob, ipeIdeS brei Woden binburb in
einem bumpfisen 8aume ssIesen bate,
mar frei bon S&immeI uno p0llis senieb.
bar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24
Gngett &leeberg,

N " . q TN " y z u ~
Smporteur uno gambler in
Sla8., Yor3eaan. II. Srbeniuaaren,
Gampeu. Nippiadea unb Mehrwaaren.
&tftbs nnb Soteftpaaren
cine Spe3ialitdt
@legantes 2aeer. - 8iGisite preiis.
@rabren auf @Ias nod 8efeaung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24
Trnber &ppfTalat.

I'm foIden in pripotsdrten 3u eraieIen,
ipabIt mon Anfanss Wars, lObuIb ss Der
9uitanb Der @rbe geitattet. in mbsIidit
tparmer, fonniser Sage elm gut sebInstss
Beet bon milbem 8Oben, sisbt mittslit
Der Sdnur Der 2anse mad ! Soa tiefe
@rdbden unb itrsut in benislben sana
cinn unb m5sIidit sIeidmabis ben Sa'
men elmer frdben Sorte, 3. 3. Steinfopf.
8ruineeeI &C., aus, bebedt Jpn i6ipab
nit feiner @rbe unb bridt bieis nit benz
8dden beS &edens feit an. Ser Game
lpirb bel einisermaBen eiinitiser Witte.
runs in 8 10 Tasen aufeeben. Sobalo
oarauf tie9fanaen fart senus iinb, bab
man iie NIT ben Sinssrn Islbt faiIen
fann, siebt man bic iibsriIdifs,n aus, 10
bab bic StebenbIeibenben einen 8piidens
raum bon minbefenS ! SUB unter iib
erbalten. Man bat bann tpeite nidts su
tbun, als ben 8ooen in ben Neiben unb
um bic Yfan3en einisemal poriidtis auf'
sulodern uno bel elmer trodsnen Wittes
runs su besieBen, mas tets um bic Mit.
taes3eit seideben iolte. Durd bieies
8erfabren setpinnt man UNI 2-3
Bo4en friiber 8opfiaIat, aIs ipenn man
bic pfansen in Der iibIiden Weife erit
perfebt, tpoburd cine bebeutenbe St5rune
I'M Wadstbum berbeisefiibrt tpirb. gu.
weilen ieood tpirb Bel biefem 8srfabren.
tpenn bic gfansen in ben 8eiben etipas
beransetpa6ien iinb, nod cine stpsite
4uSoiinnuns oerieIben notbmenbis ipers
ben. Guf oisie Weiie setponnene Bfans
Sen fam man bann gum 8erieben auf
beionbere Beete beripenben. Sic Iiefern
fpdtsr gum 8erbrau1s bic sipsite Grnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24
nenbe Seuer f5nnsn NIT biefem MitteI
aIsbaIb seI5idt iperben.
Was follen mir fur unfere 3dbne
ttun?


llebsr bieis Srass berbreitet fi6 Dr.
gbuaro Setihern, pabnarst in Bern, in
elmer MitteiIuns an bic ,,Sbpsiser 8ldts
ter fur @efunbbeitspFese", ipslden nir
nabfpIsenbeS entnebmen Die 8dbne
baben brei tpi&tise Nufsaben au srfiiaen.
Sic bisnen l. gum 8eiben, 2auen unb
0erbauen. Obne 3dbne feline ridtise
Grndbruns; 2. gum Spreden; 8. aur
S&Dnbeit. Die ipidtisits Sorbsruns fur
bic @rbaltuns Der 8dbne biIbst (bie
@runbbeoinauns Der @sfunbbeit iibers
taupD: peinlide Sauberfeit, ,.reiner
Wunb" i'm fpabren Sinnen bes Wortes.
gu bieiem 8med gebrau9e man cine
gdrite, mitteIbart uno nidt 3u eroB, ba.
nit man iiberaa bequem binseIansen
fam. Wlan fabre nit berieIbsn, in Iaues
Waiier setau4t, nidt borispntal iber bic
3abnreibe bin. fonbern bon oben mad
unten unb umsefebrt, bamit bic 8oriten
stpiiden bic 8dbne seIansen unb bort
haftenbe Speiiereite entfernen f5nnen.
Au4 8inber iolIen faon gum @ebrau6e
Der Bdrite ansebalten iperben, benn jung
setpobnt. alt eeiban! Das 3einisen Der
8dbns sef6ebe tdelid minbeitens elm.
nal iper redt iduberIid 1T, tbue es
na4 ieber Mabl3sit. 2obIe, Gisarren.
aide unb pieIe anbere beIiebte Reinis.
unssmitteI fnb bernerfIi1, neil iie ben
SdmeIa abidIeifen. Die 8oble fest fib
tiberbies unter benz 8abnIeii9 an, 70 bab
am 3abnbaIfe Elm bdBIi9er, buntIer
Saum sntitebt. Seber Mpotbster pirb
Elm sutes, feinf5rniseS unb idure,erit5rens
oeS Sabnpulper ober cine slei1pirfenbe
8abnisife empfeblen.- aaer 8ors
ii1t unb BlnftIidfeit in Der 9einisuns
fommt es aber immer nod Dor, bab
3dbne anseitsdt uno bobl tperben. Gins
fGn9lid bat man bierpon feline Nbnuns
unb merit ben Sdaben oft erit, wenn er
su srob unb unbeilbar iit.-Man laiIe
it1 besbaIb ben sansen 2auapparat in
seipihen 3piidenrdumsn, baS bsibt mins
oeitens einmal i'm Sabre. sriinbIld I'M.
teriuden unb borbanbene SHdben 10.
fort ausbehern; baS tbun, bsibt brsisrIei
iparen: S&mersen, 8eit, @eIo!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24

@esen baS Grfriersn Der 8dume, &c.
ionoerS Der sarteren Obitbdume, 4. 9. Der
4prifoiens unb gfrfdbdume. iddbt bas
8ebdnsen berislben nit Tannenreiiia,
ipas ber 2uft 8utritt ssitattst, obne ben
i4dbIiden Snieften Elm Obbad su se.
tpdbren. Die Iannsn. ober Si6tens
stpeise baIten aud ben sr5btsn Ibsil bss
Shnse'S ab, 70 bab biefer aIs @Iatteis
nibt anfriert unb S4aoen beruriadt.
Iritt friibseiiis Sroit elm, ebe oas 2aub
abSefaaen 1T unb Der 8aumiaft iid Der.
eidt bat, ober perben jiinsere, aartere
8dume nod pdbrenb ibres Treibens, bas
li4 perfpdtet bat ober burd siinitise
8erbdItnife beS Spdtiabres 3u lang iih
fortiebt, bon bem Dinter iiberraidt, 70
entferne man ia nidt auf einmaI, ionbsrn
nur na1 unb mad bic 8Idtter berleIben,
inbem man bic dlteiten INNER suerit meg,
nimmt. DiefsS einfa1e Bsrfabren fest
Der peripdteten 8esetation elm unfddb.
lides 3iel, beidIeunist bic Salbreife unb
fddbt obne ipsitere 8ortebruns sesen
man6en Derluit burd Sr5fs I'M Obf.
unb @smdissarten.
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&ams mmb &pf.
Mls elm portreffiibes Mittef eesen
Werbrenunaen


tpirb bas auflessn bon neuer @atte se.
rabmt. Das perbrannte @lieb ipirb fos
fort mad Der 0erbrennune gang in Watte
einsebdat uno bieie nidt eber binpegs
senommen, bis Der Sdmers san3 unb gar
beieitist 1T. Mud nadber ldbt man bic.
ielbe eine seraume 3eit liesen unb fann
iie aud erneuern. Durd bieie Watte
ipirb aunddft elm furdtbar brennenber
S6mer3 entiteben. absr bic Blafenbil,
buns perbinbert unb baIb boaifdnbise
SeiIuns eintreten. Bei mebrfa9 bsob.
adtetsn Sdllen mar an ben NIT fieben.
benz @aiier perbrannten Sdnben unt
Armen mad sipsi Gaaen ni4ts su bemer.
fen, ala cine fIeine &btbe Der Saut, bic
aber aud balb ipieber iHmanb. Gin
8dden, mo bersIeiden rlnfdle 70 off
po,fommen, foIIte man bieiss Isidte, elm.
fade WlitteI itets sur Sanb babsn, ba Cd
ii1 ebsn nur bel fOfortiser Gnipenbune
als bepabrt seseist bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24
0ortbeilbafte 8ereitnus eines febr
euten GfiiaS.

Man lost au bisiem 3peds cine gor.
tipn Sonis in @aHer auf uno itegt bisie
Wlii&uns in sebbrisem Wdrmesrabs sur
@dbruns an, tpoburd cine iebr iaure unb
bb4it ausenebme Sldiiiefeit entftebt,
tpel&e elm ipabrer giiis 1T unb an Gate
ben @eineiiis ibertrifft, aud borsasli6
stpeier llrfaden tueesn mebr in @sbraub
su fommen perbient benn eritens III
bieier 9oniseiiis ipobIfeiler alS Der @ein'
eiiie, unb oann 1T er nidt in @efabr,
uerfdIi9t su tuerben, mas 5fters init benz
Beinsifs Der Sal iit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24
Sun, reinli@en @ebrauA Der
Stahlfebern.

Seber, Der StabIfsbsrn gum S6rsiben
benutt, tpirb fdon biSneilen bic nnan.
nsbmIidfeit erfabren baben, baB biefel.
ben i'm gnfans bic Tinte iotpobl ni4i
orbentlid annebmen, aIs bas Wenise
uidt IosIaHen ipoaen, ppbur6 niht fell.
ten 8erunreinisuns beS Papiers entifebt.
Datpiosr bilft einfad, bab man bic 5sbsr
BON innen unb auben an einem Stld
2reibe Dor bem eriten @sbrau1 abitrei9i,
fobab bas Del in bic 3rsioe aisbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24

Snbem Id bisrmit bic GrBfnuns pbisen sc.
ihdftss aGtunsspoa anfiinbiss, labf Id Nad-
barn, Sreunbe unb bas beuiIhe putifum
lbsrbaupt su sinem 9siu&e Elm untsr Der 3u.
itsruns rssllifsr 8sbienuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24
@effern Orei1eb 8eef.

auber ben Jmsi Garlaounsen Jugeridte.. .
6Ieiid, oas mir Montag un6 9onnerftaa er.
baIten, empfansen mir tdeIid friid seidlad.
tetes 8Ieift bonn eanoe, friide unb aalf.Gier.
Butter, adie unb 9anoprooufte iibrrbaupt,
Nir baben ferner einen 8orratb Der beiten
Bologna Wurft frifde unb 9eialjene SduI.
tern. @ippen, gbuds. Runoitiide etc. Infer
8olognapurft iibertriift ale anosre.
DaIe & 60,
AIS Roro adtte etrobe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-24

Ra&iten Samifas 1T Dtaria Ser.
iinoi8une, am 30. @riinOpnnerftae, am
81. Gbarfreitas, am 3. gpriI Dtsrn.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-27

George KEENAN,, the great Siberian
traveller, discussing lately the compli-
cations between England and the United
States, and the suggested probability
that if the two nations got into war, Rus
STA would unite with America TO humble
England, says of the result: "Next to
England and France, Russia has the
strongest navy in existence. When the
controversy arose with Great Britain
over the fur seals in Behring sea, 1t is a
fact that the government at st. Peters
burg received an intimation that the
United States would like the support OF
Russia in >%upholding the position taken
by the American government. It is not
impossible that Russia and the United
States might become allied in a war
with England. The outcome would GER
tainly be the reduction of England to q
second or third rate power, but it would
be the greatest calamity civilization has
sustained for centuries. England and
the United States stand for the highest
type of civilization. Anything which
would tend to reduce Englandis position
In the old world would be a blow struck
at hbe rty." The thought embodied in
the last part OF the above quotation is Q
gem.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-27

Last December, Editor s. l.. Sage
moved his residence from st. Lawrence
to Huron where he continued the
publication OF his South Dakota State
journal in name and volume, and has
since received an opinion from Attorney
General Crawford that a it wa a con-
tinuous publication, over q year old, the
change OF location within the state did
not affect it and having the necessary
200 circulation it was a illegal" newspa-
per under the meaning of the new law.
1t st. Lawrence the paper has been con-
tinued since December last rs the 81.
Lawrence Journal and its right to be
considered a .'legalp paper there, now,
has been tested in Judge Fuller's court,
and the latter has held that it also is q
illegal" newspaper under the law
So it would appear that
any paper started before the present law
was passed and having 200 circulation is
q legal newspaper.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-27

STATUE OF INDIANA. Mass, and q resi-
dent of Cleveland, and though he was
educated in Paris and has already done
some remarkably fine work he is still
not quite 30 years old. The design
is grand from it's very simplicity. A
heroic female figure holds aloft q torch
in one hand, In the other is a sword, and
on her head is the eagle. The general
pose suggests the highest ideal Of maj
esty and heroic action.
The history Of the Soldiers and Sailors
Memorial, as 1t Is called, is well known
on account of the heated discussion ex-
cited by the inscriptions. The veterans
claimed that the original design was to
make it a memorial Of the heroes of the
wal for the Union. When dates for the
Indian wars in the state and the Next
a war We're added, there was a vigor-
protest. Nevertheless the design has
been beautifully carried out. On an inn
mense base, embellished with historical
groups and artistic decorations, viii rise,
when completed, a shaft $50 feet high,
the whole costing $250,00
The diameter at the base of the pedes-
tai at the terrace floor is 50 feet. Sixty
feet above Ii recedes to SO feet 8 inches.
Here the pedestal is united with the
shaft, 25 feet in diameter. Ascending,
the shaft diminishes to 10 feet 8 inches
at the line beneath the capital, which is
90 feet 6 inches in diameter and is sup
ported by eagles z feet high carved in
stone. A balustrade of, stone projects
four feet above the platform or floor Of
the capital. This platform is reached by
an elevator and stairway from the inte-
rior of the shaft, and from it the sur
rounding landscape is seen. On it stands
the turret, an iron frame 8feet square and
10 feet high covered with copper. Upon
this a bronze globe s feet in diameter
will be placed, and ON this the statue
Indiana" 30 feet high, will stand.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-27
WHEAT
Twenty-Five Per Cent Less Than Las
Year in the Northwest.

Twenty-Five Per Cent Less Than Last
Year in the Northwest.
MANKATo, Mimi, April 27.-Hnbbard
& Palmer sent out circulars along the
line of their string Of elevators recently,
making inquiry as to the acreage Of
wheat. Nearly all of the answers are
in, and from them it appears that there
will be a decrease in acreage of fully rs
per cent as compared with last year.
The territory covered in the answers
includes a large section of Southern
Minnesota, Northern Iowa and South
Dakota. This was the outlook before
the last storm, but this will so delay
the completion of the seeding that
many farmers who had intended to put
in more wheat will not do 80, fearing
that the milk stage of the kernel will
occur at the time when the hot winds
will cook it. There win be an increase
in the acreage Of oats and FAX in conse-
quence. In this section Of the state but
little over 50 per cen of the wheat area
has yet been seeded, owing to the wet
condition of the ground.
This, aided by the prevailing prices of
wheat, viii influence the farmers to
put in oats, corr or fax. or something
else that promises better returns than
wheat under the circumstances. This
years wheat crop will be found to be
largely curtailed in the most fertile and
productive portions OF the Northwest.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-27
WAS A swINDLE.
Omccrs OF the Davenport (Ia.) Mutual
Insurance Company Arrested.

Oficcrs OF the Davenport (Ia.) Mutual
Insurance Company Arrested.
BURLINGTON. April g7.-postofice In
spector G. A. Eaton Of Chicago has ar
rived here and placed under arrest d.
3. Thompson. president Of the Davsn-
port Mutual Fire Insurance company.
Joseph w. Lithgow, cashier Of the
company, vas also arrested by Mr..
Eaton and both were taken before the
United States commissioner and held In
bail at 1000. Lithgow organized the
company about two years ago and in
duced Thompson to become it's presi-
dent. The latter was only q igurehead
while Lithgow was the real power.
Lithgow collected fees, sold membership
stocks, and bed al he could get to Join
bis company. Most of the business was
done away from here and the company
counts Its victims in a number of states.
II had D large mail and lis originators
were enjoying asoft thing until the in
spector arrived. They win be prose
cuted under the statutes OF Iowa for
doing an illegal business and under the
Nited States postal regulations fol
using the mails 70 defrand-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-27
]. 8. Allyn, q Prominent Red Wing
Citizen, Horribly Hacked With
Hatchet.
Buried Under Hay In y Loft, Where
He Was Evidently Left For
Dead.
Discovered by Blood Trickling Down
to the Barn Fioor-He May
Recover.

RED WING, Mimi. April a7.-A dss-
tardly attempt to murder J. s. Allyn,
agent Of the United States Express
company, was made during the morn
ing. He went up into a hay loft to feed
his horse and was met by a tramp. who
with a sharp Ratchet cut deep gashes
in his head. Then the tramp buried him
deep in hay, evidently believing his VIC
tim dead. Blood running through
a crevice in the ceiling led 10 the discov-
cry. Mr.. Allyn was dug out of the hay
where he had lain unconscious three
hours. One cut on top of his head was
seven inches long. The wounded man
was resuscitated and gave q vague de-
scription of his assailant. There is
much excitement, as Allyn is well
known, being one of the early settlers.
He may recover.