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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-27

OF plants can detect and gather definite
elements in a soil that the most skillful
chemist would be obliged to report as
traces.
Trials like these may be made one
tenth part of an acre. 1t would there
fore take one and one tenth acres to make
a complete set of trials.
The plot of ground so used should be
staked off and numbered and the same
fertilizers put upon the same plots every
year
Prof. w. 0. AtWater was the first to
introduce this system of field trials some
sixteen years ago, and the system has
since come into very general use.
Prof Cook of the New Jersey EX-
pertinent Station, said that the system
had been employed in that station with
the following end in view:
81 To awaken among farmers de-
sire for accurate information.
''2. To familiarize farmers with the
general appearance Of materials which
furnish nitrogen, phosphoric acid and
potash.
80. To show the effects Of these ele-
mentS when used either alone or in com
bination upon different crops grown on
widely differing soils.
Il, To train body CT men for study
ing the complicated questions involved
in the rational and profitable use of fert-
iliZers.
Certainly if the CultiVatOr is to accom-
plish these ends, it has an important
task before it which can only be success
fully attained by the cooperation Of those
interested in the subject.
Farmers in Southern California think
they are doing we'll when they raise
from 300 to 400 bushels Of potatoes per
acre. But by the rational use of ferti-
liZers as many as 841 bushels have been
raised in a single crop in the East, at Il
cost Of but $50 so for artificial fertilizers,
as against 491 bushels on similar plot
where only stable manure was applied.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-27
Soil Analyses VS.. Plat Tests.

OOiApANtOA
First, their commercial value, and sec
ond their agricultural value.
The commercial or market value OF
fertilizer depends upon the amount OF
plant food it contains l. e. the per cent.
of nitrogen, phOsphoric acid and potash.
The prices of these elements depend upon
the laws of supply and demand, as do
tee prices of other staples, all of which
vary from time to time
The agricultural value Of a fertilizer
depends upon the benefit derived from
its use-its crop-prOducing power. Some
times the highest priced fertilizers are
of little or no value to particular
crops and lands. Nitrogen, the most
expensive element, considered from
commercial standpoint, has been used at
a positive loss, while potash, the cheap
est element, has often been found to be
Of the greatest agricultural value. From
the commercial value Of u fertilizer,
therefore no illation as to its agricultural
value can be made.
Prof Cook said us far back us 1891,
"Reliable information concerning agli-
cultural, values must be sought upon the
farm-not from the guesses Of the farm
ers only but from the actual weights OF
crops. grown under known conditions
upon accurately measured areas.
'When it was definitely settled that
plants invariably remove certain elements
from the soil and certain other elements
from the air; further, these air ele-
ments are always present and available,
the conclusion was hastily reached that
a chemist, by analysis alone, could,
without seeing or knowing anything
about a field, state positively which crop
would flourish upon it or what element
must be added to make it fertile
Experience has shown the fallacy of
this reasoning, and to-day no agricul-
tural chemist would guarantee an aver
age crop, even if his own analysis Of an
absolutely fair sample Of the soil made
him positive that the field contained
twenty times enplant-food than any
harvest could possibly remove.
Another authority wrote in 1886,
THE old idea of the prachcability of
analysing the soil to determine what
plant-food is necessary to apply is eX-
ploded.
Consider the matter. The average
weight of cubic foot of earth is about
100 pounds. An acre OF ground contains
~. $50 square feet If, therefore, We
take the weight of an acre Of ground one
foot deep, we would have 1856, 900
pounds, or 2, 11S tons. Suppose we should
add to this five tons of fertilizer. This
amount would only be equivalent to
twentv-three -hundredths of one per
cent. of the whole weight Of the soil
under consideration. 1t must be remem-
bered, too. that as a rule the smaller pOr-
tions of most fertilizers, are plant foods,
therefore the amounts which chemist
would have to find would be still less
than that shown in the above calculation.
Suppose the fertilizer applied was
ground bone, assuming it contained
twenty-four per cent. Of phosphOric acid,
this would show an increase over the
soil analysis of fifty-siX-thousandths Of
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-04
saOem oTem ieoen slbeno bis 0 l1Dr.

u. S.-2Sir baItcn lie often Sur Scqucmltfeit fir
Giei,uacH, iu,Itc ms pabrcnb peS Cages nidt be-
ildyeH fOHneE.
RE- Scbcs gcItdt Iiri,t coniiocniiea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-04
SermiId,te teIcarapbtI6e Sepefd,en.

- 8ei 9iapib. .@ltg, 50, eridOB am
SamIag Der l2.Idhrlgc Nllie 8outmeu Su.
iGQig belm SpIcleu leiuen ltebeuldbri9eH
9epieleu Smorp Studer. Gtn 9emehr,
meld)e8, luie CT WuBte, mehrcre DtOnate nid)t
qelaoen Qemelen, leood am Gage uOrber ge-
laoeu rporoeu mar. obue oaB er eS eriablen
hattie, luuroc Don ihm aunl Sd)er;e AMI
GmOrp augeleat uco ubae0riidt. 9ta4 Dem
unlcligem Gorlal eutIlob Alle ant Die Erai.
RE uno iit nod uldt mteoer au1gelunoeu
p0.ben.
- GS uerlautet iett aus Diilpuufee. ooB
9SK. SlaDioro Dttller uno Sri. Nlma 9tuH'
nemad)er, ole uor etlifeu Su9en Su YaB
@brlitiau, 0tli., gcmelulhaitlIdI Ill ben SOB
Qiugeu, lett etuI ledl5 WioHaten lm 0ebel-
men uerberathet maren. Ser SeiratbSldleiu
ioa inter DhGer's Gfietteu aui9elunOeH
moroen lelu.
gu @lartSule. Sa., brauuten III Der
SamilugSs9iudIt aht bl5 scbu yaOen mo
ucrd)leoene auDere 0ebGuOe nleoer. 3Wet
Reger famen IN ben 6lammen I'M.
- Die geleegtbuug Der GAerOicIens9tG.
ton bat hcu Sertrag Sur GrOffuung Oe5
r@berOtees "Trip" DefiuItlu genebmigt. 2a8
yaHO mro leoodl trot0em ldmerlldl Dor oem
/. <uli iiir Iuileoler er0nuet werOen t0uz
Neu.
- Gin GOnlite III 9iorfolf, Sa., hat ein
6eitproQramm iiir bic Gage pom IS. bis
inm %. 3. Ytt8., oil peldcu Die ;lt Der i'll
ternatonalen SlOtteu. 9ieuue gefOmmeneu
Srieesid)ifie i'll 0amptous9oao5 li.gen lpers
oeu, auigeitcut. Sanelbe umiaBt Soohuett-
fahrteu, cine Dttlltdr= uuo Suoultrlepara0e,
YrelseterStrenr Gouserte, Sdue unO 6euers
luerte.
Die gtud)ridlt, baB Gr.BrGibent gta-
mel Gou5aleS bon 0ierifo ldmer frant iei
uuO b0ditenS nod ELL paar 9So6en lebeu
tonne, Wiro jett BON WterlfO aus in Abreoe
g.Ieut. @onjales mar unldugit idwer
tranf, 1T lebodJ loweit mleoer gtnel.n, oaB
er Die Strapaseu etuer 9leiie uon ieiHer
i1tinIuth, nabe Siusa, na6 Der Sauptiabt
Wertfo ertrageu founte.
- SaS. @bamber8 aus 2ertn9tou, 3d.,
elm 9remler Der r@beiapeate SbiosSabu,"
melher burf 6erabialeu Don ietnem 3uge
Elm Sein Iuo eiHeu Nrm uerlor, bat nabe
S5intou, o, Selbflnorb beglngeu, tuOem
er fd nit eiuem YteiIer Die Seble ourd=
ihutt. Seiue 2eidle nuroe ueben oem
Sabugeleiie sefunoeu. 9ieben ibm lag Elm
all ietne Wiutter uorelilrter 3ettel, in mel
dem er oerielben nrilheilte, baB er ieber
IIerbeH, alS ihr sur yait iaaen mole.
- Seridlte aus so uerlfleoenen Srtihaf'
ten i'll Suo-9atnta er9ebeu einsu gro6en
Auiidmuu9 Der @iuwanoerung i'll lenen
Staate. Snueuoe pom DicnldJeu ituo III
ben lesten paar Sugeu bort eiugetrOfien,
unO in moud)eu GeaenoeH bat iih Der Bertb
Oes 9anDe5 uerooppelt.
- Inter ben Don Siio 9afota auf Die
@bicaaO'er s9eltuusitelluu9 ge6iften @es
gcuildnoeu befiuOet ildI etne Sammluna tns
tereIauter p6olilllen" aus Den iogenanHten
,Sao yauOs." 2icielbe umfnBt mebrere
Nfammutbt0pie, iomie cie Stelette elueS
MesaloianrIs nnO peri4lebcHer aHoerer pOrs
iintIlutbIiber Sbierss
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Wpft SeIomartt.

2p0 0 II, 8. Npril.-Oie InIorberunaen
res GuartalS. abldluIeS NIB auOere lin.
iiQu6e uerurlahteu cine Itarfe 9tadJfrage
nad1 @elo. 9eloleibenoe nabmeu Die 6iilfe
Der ySaut Don Gn9lano" bis sur to0be Don
5 Dtiuiouen YfuuO Sterling i'll IniprutI.
Der SilberpreiS ltie9 bauptldd)lid III Solge
Der befanoigeu gtaffra9e fir SnOlen. 9luf
Der @fietteuborie berrldte III allen Srandeu
ein merfmiirDi9 feiter Sou uuo bic Surie
maren i'm 9lugemelnen h0her. 9tat ben
SelertaaeE bofit man auf Deieutlid) beiieren
@el1dflsgan9, ood lit es Smeiielbait, OBJ
berlelbe Iotort etH.reten ruiro. Amertfanild]e
@iIeubabu= 8aplere luareu 1eller, bod 1T cine
Seiieruuq nod in1Ter luInltemsmertb.
sin Berlin mar Der Diarft mdbrenD Der
aall;eu letteu 9Sofe etpas neru0s NIB
Ulele Giicubabu., Sauf- uuO Gobleugrubeu=
Bapiere eingeu im &nre suriid. Inter ben
SfIuBuotirun9eu befanOeu lldl tolgenOe:
4.pro;. YreuBeu 1918. 6-pros. Oieritauer
So, 9eutlhe Sant l63, 80, Sohumer l36,
oarpener 1874, 9tubel 2l5, fur;es gonoon
2O.42t, lan9es 2oEbon 20. SS4, Yrlpat-
Oisfouto =.
au ben 9Siener uub 8ubapeIter SUrien
bauert pas Steigen Der Surie tort. Siele
Sldtter prophe5elen, baB @efahr i'm Nnsu9e
lei.
s(uf be, Yariisr S0rie seisten iidl Ienten
beIoubers ifruad NIB spar iuiolqe Der Ser
faufe aui 5ie6nuug Der Sparfaiien. Die
8abin.tstriiis iibts uuf Die SDrle uur &c.
riuaen GluiluB ans. GS feIeu i'm Surie
3.pro;. 9ieuteu nm % s. uno Sreoit
6ouclerS nm II ST.. unb es filesen &.n
Slutos nm 10 ST., Irgeutinier mn IL ST.
25 s. uno Srarltaner nm l ST.. 60 6.
gom britifdben SnfeIreid.
2onbou, 5. april. - 2l9tb. u. s.
Salfour, conleruatiuer 6ubrer i'm Inter
bauie uno ebemaliser Chef Sefretdr fir
Srlauo, fam beute Ill SeIiait oil, nm Die
Yrouins llliter iu b;reiieu unD 8eben seseu
be ySome- 6ule-"Siu Al baltsu. Gin en-
tbuiialii6er Gmpiaug murOe ibm aleutbnl=
ben auf ieinem 9Se9e su She'll. 5u Seliait
lpannte ihm Gas Solf losar Die 9ierbe aus
Der Sutidle uuo sog Dleitlbe bur6 Die Stra-
zen. Siele Oeputatiouen belutteu ihn NIB
0erii9srteH ihH Der eogagitdt Des SuItss uOn
ulier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-04
9lrbctt uno 2obit.
TaSIenhaTte 2lusitdnoe III perTd)ieotnsn Sc
IdIaftsSweiacm. - sic crtpartets @nti1cis
MUM ncS Nnfe ShnrceW TrpiciYeS.

ouug Ocs ,,Sats Shorcs"V "Vrojchee'
Spriugfielp, Niaii., /. Aprtl. -
Der Strite Der Wiaurcr bat heute beaonuen'
uuo aue 9taurerarbeIteu muBteu Ill 0oi9e
Oefeu eiugellellt mer0eu. &ie uWtaurer@
lluion" mar t0i; Den 9arSen Sag IN Stguil9'
bod lit nld)t bctanut gewOroeu, mas be'
idlloheu iuurbe. Scloe Ehetle, Die 4taurer
mo Die Sauuuternehmer, boren alS SIe9er
aus Dem Sample heruor su gebeu.
SincINuati, -, l. IprIl.-Ote 1leh-
gen 2luiireldIer babeu beid)lof,n, Die Arbeit
nIe0eGule9er, peuu Ihye ben yScBeS" ldloH
Dor etugsu gSod)eu uutertrelteteu Soroes
rungeH Htdlt bepllIigt meroeH. UtlnoelteuS
tauleIb 9lnltreifler merben ftd) oil oIelem
2lusitunoe betheiltgeu, Der elm lehr bartuadI'
ger Su Iueroen uerlprdt. Die 6oroerunaeu
oer Arbeitcr beIteben BARN, 0aB lIc Iest att
neuu Stunoen pro Sag Su 20 Gents nur
ad,t Stunoeu pro Sa9 III So @entS Oi.
Stunbe arbeiteu molIer. Die pSoBe," eflua
$50 oil Der 3nbl, babeu berelt8 Dor elnlgen
Gageu bedlolen, Die Sorperuuqsn nut tel'
nen Sail Su bemiuigeu. Die 0teliter ilHo
Qut ornnulilrt un0 babeu allen lbren Cont
f.-.-----.> G,@Iicl biuSu9eilgt, baB Ole
lelben i'm Sale euIe8 SnItes nlsAaul9sl0t
al betrad)teu leleu.
9Sbeeling. 9S. 3D., l. Gprll. - 3te
3immcrseute hnb.u b.ute thre Arbeit elHges
iteat, NH elue %ohuerbObung Su er6wH9eu.
Dian beiiirdltet, 0a6, lalls Die yobn01eren'
gen nld)t balo OurdJ Nusgleidl bet9eie9t
meroeu, Die Stritcbewegung lld) aud uod)
aui Die anoerem YaugeuertC auSoe9neH
ulrb.
Yeoria, Sas., 1. april. - Die 2Sets
d]eulleuer Der p@bicagos GOd. S5laUO." Hno
Der rGacliic- -Sabu" legten beutc Die NrbeIt
ueoer, neil oI: Seriebsuerpaltung DIE
gmIaiiuna Don uler 3u9iubrern, 1ltnt 9cl-
germ MD iedJS 9SeId)eultelleru au9toronet
hat. Die Yldee Der 2Isltdnptgen murpen
lOort ourdl neue yeute beleEt.
j d D le, Gouu., /. Nprll. - DC
3immereute uuo Diuurer babeu Ill gemeus
lauem Sorgebsu Die GinInbruu9 enc8 o.
ltiiuoiQeu Sa0eperteS bel euem %ohne lIir
Sebu Stunoeu 9lrbslt oerllngt. 9le Sau-
uuteruebmer perhalteH Ild) ablebucHO, mo
ell au9emeIaer < trlte liebt Su erpdrteH.
SOIeoo, ., l. gprIl.-SHupeSrld)te
9fld6 lYlro all Dioutag ScrmtttOg bier eIlt=
treffcll, I'M ielHe uuO Suu0e6rldlter GaltS
@ntidJeiOuug i'll Dem 4roSeB 9egeH ole
yate Sborez" "Augeitellten megeH Du6ad)-
tuug oe5 SeridJt5 mo III Dem bon Der pNuH
2lrbors sSabn" 9egeu Oeu Gbcl 2lctbur cluge=
lclteteu CsiubaltS Seriabren abSugeb;n.
GENERALIZATION Alhleg Don Der uAnn grUOr-
Sahu" erfIdrte Beute, iOmeit cr gcbOrt babe.
merOe Die GutdelOuug Su @uHlleN Der
Sabuen auSIalleu.
@bicaa Il. 2tpyil.-&ierhunOert 9n=
ftr.td)er itellten beute auf pem 9&eltau8lleI~
luuaSplaee Die 2lrbet ell uHo moll,H nl1t
misOer al Die 9lrbelt gebcu, bis iIe 40 Sent6
pro 2lrbeitsitunoe iu9eitd)ert erbalten. Die
Sontrattoreu erFIQren, OaB ile Die SorperuH9
utdt bcluIllgeu w.roeu. Die ycHte wdreH
oil Dem SuOultriepaIait beidJdftIgt, Der erlt
halb au9eilrldeu ut, nuD Oenten lbre 0oroe-
run9 ourdJsuieeen, Oa pie 9trbeitcn louit BIS
,unl l NHnI uIdlt fertIn merNeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-04-04

SerIlu, .. Qprll.-GIue Communion
Irtlaerie- Sifi;rere hat ielt mebreren Sa9en
Ill Siiterboat @rperimente nit elnem neueu
GrploiiuitofIe norgenommen, ipelfer an9eb'
ltd oasu behirImt 1T, oae SdieBpulper I'M
beutibeu Diilildrmeicu III erIeteH. Der
ielbe it eirc ietti9e braune Subiian; bon
Der 0idJtieicit Don Del, meld)es eHer md
Bigeu SGlte auSgeiebt gemclen III, une be
bdlt Oieie 0idDtl9felt bis 5l III @rao Nab=
rcubclt. 9Scher ctue Srld)utterung, nGdl
elu Suuteu bringt tbE 6um GrploSiren.
g9enn mau ber Sprcn9lio1T Ill @elduEeu
oOcr 9emehrcu Ueriucneet, 10 luno er oHr1
pl6plldleu &uutatt nit elner an0ereH demlz
ld)cu Ytil6uug entSllnoet.
Sciu 0taud) iol9te aul Oeu Sd)uB Il. tein
erpdbncn8mertbe 8nau ut 3u ucTnehmen.
9lud) trtt iogar bei'm 9lbieucrn etucr ld)lue=
rem 2aOung nur ell qcrln9er HudldJlag eiIt.
Der Spreugltoii crbiBt Den yaut nldlt 9enII'
aenn, nm Sd)HellIeuer su uerhlHeerH, mo
6ie aebraud)teu YatronenhilIen tonnen nit
leld)ier Ntube aui'5 yieue 9elaoen Derhen.
Sir Da8 9escnluGrtlge Sn1anteriege:pehr ut
Die Dtiid)uuQ nid)t uerlueuobar, aucln melln
bic ;ufinlitlgen @rperimentc 10 betrteol9eno
ouSialcu, pie Die blSbcrigen, 10 miro ile
aloemelu I'M 2rttllcrleoieHf eln9eTHbrt mer=
ben.
yladl Chicago nnttrweeS.
0tabrio, >. 9lprtl. - Der Qcrsog II.
Die oersoQiu uou &aragua une tlre &inoer
reilten beute Don bier uber HartS uIo gon'
Doh nad) Qbicago ab.
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Sofi'ide RalszGrtraft oaS anertanut bette
0tittel. Gs ipirb felt Siuet @euerutiOncu
5d)on bierfur nit Grfolg gebrautt unb uos
alleu Acr;teu eHertauut. @S nirft ftdr=
feub, ndhreuo, uuo iit bet' Serbaulid)teit
beionbers ;utrd9lif, fir itiudflife aiuz
Der unb 6rauen beionbers 5u empfsblen.
Gs lit Elm por;iiglihes bidtetiides 9afel=
@etrdnt uno ipuree ips;iea fir bic Saiiez
rim Don Seiterrei9 perorbnet, pofir So
baun Soff nit benz goloeucn 8erbienit=
freu;e pom 0iterrcidliid)eu Saiier dusgcz
;eid,net muroe, ba icin Grtratt bic ;erriittete
Seiunbbeit Der Saiieriu ruieOer heritcllte.
Dian bite itf Dor Radabn1ungen.
Scr ddlte bat bic llntcridriit bon - ySobauu
Soofi" auf benz Salie einer jeben Slaife.
,Gisucr s. Dienbelion Co.,, 9genten
nnb Snrportdre bon Rineral @dferu,
9tr. 152 uub 154, SronfIiH' Str., 9ien,
9orf.
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@crlnr ihre Siamantct, =.

Gbicago, ,. 2tprlI. - SraH 92. $.
SElght aus 0ubuque, Sa., Satin beS
General. .glupaltS DER pSuluois GentraL-
Yabu," hat bel eiusm Spasiergauge, Oen iIe
beute nit lbrem NiauEe Gui Dem YildlgGn-
Soaleuuro III @bicago madJte, 2lamantcn
i'm gSerih. uou $4,000 usrloreu. Sle IurdJa
tete lidl, Die GoeIltelue aui lbrem simmer
I'M 0otel III Ialien, uuo nahm ile Oesbalb
i'll Der Saite nit. Al5 ile iuriidtebrte,
maren Otelelben perid)wuuoeu. Mau glaubt,
oaB ic oleleIbeu Suiallig nit Dem Sdnupi-
tune bcruussOg mo uui Die StraBe lalen
90
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(e.ns unserer aeHrtasn !. " gaoratn.aus asbt. }
Tranfrei6's teltcs &abtnct.
Der cppmrtunift 9seIiue miro 9remier. -
gSabrId,einlid iperOen Ole neuem ptntftfr
,,ur Fnr,r 9eif in, 9(utte blcibcu,

Yaris, I. gpril. - 8raIoeut Garno.
ridltete au ben SpportuutIteu Vteline paS
Griudeu, Die Silpun9 elRes ueucn SabneiS
III iibcru. bmeu. 9tad elmer ldngeren llnz
terrebung init Dem ,frlNbeuten, Ill neldler
Die berrld)euoe SituatIon griinoltdl sur Sr=
0rterung fam, enidlloB iif %1r. Mfellne' oen
ebrenpolcn 2tTltrag su accepttreu. Der ais
Yrenier in 4uSiid)t @euommene mad)te
itd) iofort oil Die 2lrbeit uno es 9elan9 ilnl,
tolqeuoe5 Sabinet 81 bIloeu:
Seir Sulss 0ielinc, Ertmisr u7o 9anosI;
Charles 2upup, SHHcres;
S}ucauc g z. 2rarlcur, SuitIi;
RGumoHo GoiHcarre, NlHaHieH;
9uscHc SpuIer, lInterrldlt;
iYancol$ Siette, ofieHttidle Arbelttr;
Aemirdl Ncnnier, SoloHlcH nH1 Ndrlnc;
2llbcrt Siscr, 9Iderbdu;
e5enerdt yoiSlloH, 8rlt9;
Scpeue, Aeu6tres.
u.an bc1rautet bas ueue 6abiuet ais eln
prouiioriidles Wtint1erlunl, oenen 4uI9aue
Daru beitebt, iiir Yaliiruug oc5 SnoAetS ilt
Iorgeu mo Die Gammerleiiiou sum IblNlhB
;u brin9en.
Sclir Sules DieliHe lit I'M Sabre 1883 Sh
Genluemof geboret itRSSoa Stano JtealtS'
aupalt. 9Sabreno Der SeldgeruHg bon pa'
rl5 mar er Aolutaut oe8 YtalreS oes GrlteH
acknowledgements. 1872 mur0e er III Ole 3ta'
Notwithstanding, lp1ter Gud) III ole 2epA,
tirteutammer gepdhlt. SIM same 1870
wurOe er observation-disclosures III Sutt5nIlHl'
itcrlum, 1881 9lderbauminlIter iii SabIHet
Serrp; AM so. Wtdr; 1888 ren9ntrtc er
gleiflScitIg nit piclen. 1883 lpnroe et sum
Iraiioenten Der 9eputlrteutanImer 9eipallt'
meldles lint er bis sltr SSabl 0loquetS be-
f.eioetc.
Ser ncne Niiuiiter bes Snnern, 9upn1'
i'm 8abinet JfibOt Subaber oes llnterrldtS'
Eorteieatlles, oas ildl nunnehr Ill oeh
oduocn Gugeue Spuller'S befnoet, 1T etn
betauuter Sdrtftiteller, Der 1887 Oenelben
Ioiten beflcloete uuo 1889 Wtlaiter Oe6
AuSwGrtigeu mar.
Srarieur, Der ueue Suitt;mtnlfer, III elm
Seuatol aus Der Gronoe. Gr unroe 1910
in Gubeterre gcboreil, 1T uon Seru1 Jed)tS'
auuaIt mo 9ebOrt sur repHblitanIIden Stil=
teH.
SiuauSmiuiiler 9oiucarre, elm 0eputtrter
ans Dem epartemeut Dteule, maroe 1860
geboreu uuo llt Jted)t6amualt, SdufiouHer,
iopic @egner Der Seriafun9s 0teuIton.
Giue 3eit lang betIctOete er I'M Nderbau-
miuifcrium oeH Yoieu zines AbtbeIluu96'
d1efS
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EeuerOGntou.

g f IL, 3. gprll. = Gln Aoifbaus Al
@oburn, Maii., luurOe beute friib Durh
6euer seriiort. Die Seileerin, 6rau Mees
gan, fam bel benz 8ranOe mrs @ebsn.
Ger ton, 30, 3. IprlI.- 2pmau's
@onbitorei, Sapre & Sdaner's Stahlwua.
renlaben uuo orei unOere Gebdu6e in
Ntontruie eingeu beute iriih III Slammeu
auf. SerIuit $4,000 bls 100000.
Sarmin gtou, 0ie., 8. 4pril.-Sn
gSilton, neun Meileu Don bier, branute IL
ipdbrenb Der persanseueu Naht IA @ebdu.
De, eminlieBlit peS QolsIs, Oes Boffamts
uno Der Oruderei beS u8ecoro" nieoer.
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GIcpclano'saYl0mc,

9B afhington, 8. g., ,. 2tpriI. -
Yraiioent &leuelauo mlro, obged) er bcm
gSeItausitsQumss Gomtte nod teue ior-
mcae plcsbe,ugibe liahridJt geihidt bat,
wabridclulid ser Groiiuuug Der Gbicago'cr
S2eltausfsluug am !. Dial beirObnen mo
anthtil all bcuGr6hultngS. .@eremOme'n ncb-
men. 95orbcr wlrO er lldl sur intcrnatlOna.
len Ilotteu. 9epue uud) giem>9orf begebcn
uno Danu III Be9lettun9 ietner Aabnct5z
Niltolieoer BON BORT IN elnem 9rtra5u9e
undl NhiC1oO relIell.
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gerbesrenser sramo umO eebensperIuft.

" i II, 3. April. - 9tsuusig t6Quier i'll
Slsiu- Y0flau Gu DER 0Ouau pnrOeu beute
elu Jtaub Der Slamnell. Siinbtbn gelG:u
iino ldon aus ben Sriimmsru g.bolt, uuO
swolI anOere befiuOen fidJ nod Oartu. gu.
BcrOem werOeu nod Sebu Yerloueu uer'
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SppoIitipn 9e9en Swoo'S Grncns
flltlta.

9SaibinstOn, .. g., ,. slpril.-
Die SppulitlOn i'll gSicn gc9cn 5uSO'5
Grncnnun9 ;um @encraltoninl erinnert
baran, baB Die Oitrcidlihc 9fe9icrnng
wGbrenD ber erIten 9lominiltratiOn Sic
pclanb'5 !0rn- NntbonD 90. ScilcD aI8
@cIanbten ;urifpics, neil oerlelbe cine
Ssraelitin Sur 6rau bat. Der oiplos
matiIde Serfcbr swii4cu beiOcn yan>
bern mar bcfanntli6 aulaBlid bieicr
8cigeruns Hbcr Elm Sabr lang untcrz
bro6cn. 2lngeiidtS Oicier Sbatiadc
fraat man fid iset: oh Die Iuspabl eis
mes Ssraeliten fir BEN wi6ti9en Soften
bes @eneralfOnlul3 in gSien ein bloBcr
3ufaQ ooer Oarauf berednet lit, bic
irabere 9iSfuiiiOn nit Scitrei9 su ers
IIruprn
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9as auaemeime Stimmrrdt i'll SeItreid1. .
TrbeitereIcuo lit 0ieu,

SSieu, 3. 9lpril. - 0r. AOl;r, ber be.
riibmteite Soiialiitcnfiihrer III bitiiger
StaOt, bcIt bcute gbtno Dor einer SER
iammluug, al meld)er rueni9lteus 1900 Ar.
better tbetluabmeu, cine &eoe ;u @nufsu
bes augemeiHen StlmmreItg. 3wei Outtel
Der eriuahenen mduulldJen Sep0lferung
SeItrelf's, iaste er, freu uutcr sesemuGr-
ttgen llmitGnben nldIt ltInmberctugt. 9tur
ole baIbbarbar;i6en yauOtr 9fuBlauo uuo
Spanieu hdtteu dbnlldJe @ei.te. Collie
Die Dilreid)nd)e Gegieruus otcieS lluredt
nl1t auibebtn, 10 lti es lstdlt mDglldJ, oaB
eS Su ctuer loStaleu GatairOphe TONNE.
Sr. 9ueubogeu repete uOr eiuer 6ubrit.
arbelter SerlaMnlung i'll NlorsOori unO
lhtlOertc OarIn Die 9tot1, mcl1e DE "trmen
NS.en'S III legtcn 9Srnter Our1gemad)t bas
ben, lelbE 1etr, la9te q, leteH ubcr 26,00O
9erloneH III Der Staot ohue gSobuuug,
SleIe bdtteu lbre 6aulllieu perIaljeu, well
ile Oas GleuO Der bungeruecn &iuper lud)t
mebr auleben tonnten. >in beIocu ser.
lammluugeu lUurocn Sel1liIie augenom.
men, Die 0eu l. 4ial Su elncm 2lrbellerIelerz
Tao srlf
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studl Der iiaIienifdle 8efanotc in gSaSbinas
TON piro 9otldlaft fter.

9aris, 8. 9lpril.-9Ste y2e Gemps"
mlttbeiIt, pirO Stalien Dem BON GnsIauo,
9eunblanO unO Sraufreid ge9ebcnen 9el.
lpiele foigeu uuD leiuen @elanOtcu III 9Saib-
lnstou sum &ause zines SOtid)afters CT.
beben.
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shiIoa'er strcidj cines bodiloblidjcn
Staotratbs.


Serlin, 5. 2prll.-Sler Mobelle Don
ueuen 2lrmee9emebreu, Die uiele Sorsiige
benz leeigeu Irmeegemebr segeniiber beilt.
sen, ilnO bon beu Snlpettoreu fir (0ano.
ienermofieu sriiuollH probirt uno fir gut
beIunoeu luorOeu. Der @riinoer aller bier
DioOeae tit Dr. SSeiB uOu Der 9.raer 2ps
uamltiabrlf.
2ie OtegieruHg loQ alien @rnifes Gle
6atbiantelt BON SergeItungS qe,
gen Sranfreib iiir ole AuSmeiuug oes Ga.
rOns uon 9Seoel IND bes 3eltungs. s.@o ore
porbeuten Otto 8ran0eS III Grudquuq
sieben. Die pOlttlide Yoll;ci lit augemlelen
worDen, cine Sllte aller 1rarS0ti6eu Sour
nalIiten Ill Serllu ;u uuterbrelteu, 10 DaB
thre Sele9ramme coutroIirt uuO iie ielbIt bel
eriten InltoB erre9suOeH 9speiGe ausseluie=
ien luerOeu t0nueH. @Ine oerartiee @outrole
ut init feineu Sdlwieriqfeiteu uerfniipit, ba
uur ipeniqe tranSoiiiGe SOuruaIliten flt)
bier befupen.
Die p0liindleuer Neueifen 9Iadrid)ten"
uerohentIideu elue ibnen augebIi6 bon ybes
mertensmertber Seite" ;u9eganeeue Su.
ifriit, Die eutueOer ais hunmer 8ib oDer
OILS ELL Stiif foIohaler QumaBunq aui;uz