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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-12
Special Protection Against Healthy
Competition,

While Mckinley himself is quoted
as saying "no one ever claimed that
protective tariffs were intended to
increase wages" upon the other hand
his friends and followers are already
trying to make votes by saying, cit
will be perfectly fair to reduce wages
to exactly the extent to which high
protection has raised them" Con-
sidering the numerous strikes during
the prevalence of the Mckinley law,
they of themselves seem rather to con-
firm the quoted remark Of Mckinley
than to indorse or justify the contem-
plated reduction of wages no matter
whether it be done for political effect,
or for the further enrichment Of
manufacturers already too rich and
saucy for anything. Since they will
not protect the labor in wages upon
which they have grown so arrogant,
why further impose upon the masses
for their particular benefit and further
enrichment. When our protected in
dustrles presume to say Just what
they will have from Congress in shape
Of laws, and just what they will not
have from employees who ask liberal
share of their handsome profits, we
can see no evil in doing by them as
they have uniformly done by their
employees, namely, reduce their earn
lngs by curtailing somewhat the spe-
cial favors hitherto shown them. We
would do this not SO much to retail
ate upon the few rich manufacturers
(who are no doubt specially benefited
by high protection), as to be fair and
equitable with the unprotected mass
OF consumers who suffer by monopo-
lies and are correspondingly benefit
ed by healthy competition in all the
commodities of life.
The naked truth, still fresh in the
mind of the laborer from Maine to
California, is that there was nothing
but reductions Of wages land strikes
in consequence) from start to finish
under the Mckinley law; and if, as
Mckinley says, no one ever claimed
the protective tariffs were intended to
increase the laborers wages" pecuni.
ary interest has the laborer in high
protection Though Mckinley did
not say so the fact is quite apparent
that somebody else than the laborer
must be benefited, and greatly bene-
fitted, by high protection. And if it
is statesmanlike and patriotic that
these special benefits shall be continu-
ed to manufacturers nov out OF their
swaddling clothes and quite able to
escape the poor, house then we
should all vote to continue special
favors to a special few; but taking
what seems to us the more rational,
equitable, and patriotic view Of it, our
first care should be for the masses
who are generally left to care for
themselves as best they can even
though promised equitable laws by
stamp speakers before election. Let
the greatest good to the greatest
number" be the watchward and po-
litical parties must obey if they would
win at the polls.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-12

Candidate Hills plan for making
the two wings of the New York Dem.
ocracy flap together seems to have
partially succeeded BY the device of
Offering to the Committee of Seventy
the name Of John w. Golf for Mayor,
who they were sure would neither ac-
cept the nomination nor be accepted
by the Republicans, the Grace. .Cieve.
land State Democrats were furnished
with pretext for withdrawing from
the anti-Tammany conference last
evening.
The conference adopted a ticket
headed by William l.. Strong, Repub-
lican, for Mayor, and John w. Golf,
Democrat, for Recorder, and the Re.
publican Convention indorsed the
ticket. The State Democracy will
probably nominate William R. Grace,
who, at the dlctation of Hill and Whit
ney, will be indorsed by the Tammany
organization.
This leaves only one recalcitrant
body of Democrats, the Sheppard fac
ton of Kings county to be harmonized,
and if they cannot be harmonized
otherwise it is possible that Hill may
withdraw and allow the State commit
tee to substitute the name of Judge
Gaynor in his place. The probabilities,
however, are that, having pulled the
State Democracy and the Tammany
organization in New York together,
he will remain at the head OF the
ticket and make the fight of his life
Tile Times
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-12
Effect of the Foreign War Now Predicted

China's sudden and rude awakening
from sto)id conceit and complacent
confidence may have important and
farreaching results not only in the EN-.
pire itself, but in the future history of
the world. What the fierce kindling
of the war spirit would mean in a
country with population numbered
by hundreds of millions must of course
be lett largely to conjecture. boston
Globe.
Their present prediction that a
japanese army will occupy Peking OF
Mukden by Nov. 3 is not an idle
boast. 1t is prediction based upon
an existing superiority of the Japanese
army in arms, drill, discipline, organi.
zation and effective leadership.-Nem
York World.
The Chinese, both officials and peo.
pie, are thoroughly demoralized, and
it is improbable that they would be
able to offer effectual resistance to the
japanese troops. Invasion would, in
all probability, be followed by the
overthrow OF the worthless Chinese
dynasty and disintegration of the
empire.--Baltinore american.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-12

There being no less than eleven
points of difference between France
and England connected with frontier
matters in dispute, they ale now posi-
lively known to be at loggerheads and
to be making very ugly faces at each
other over one point in particular, it
is known as the Madagascar trouble.
France, it seems, claims certain rights
and privileges upon the island OF
Madagascar, while England looks on
with jealous eye ana claims that
France is getting entirely too acquisi-
tive.
At all events significant preparations
of warships are being made, according
TO report, and if Johnny Bull ever
locks horns with France somebody is
going to get hurt before the war is
over with.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-12

The great effort Of the Republican
party now seems to prevent the return
of business prosperity until after the
next Presidential election. They we'll
know that the revival of trade will
rob them of the only campaign cry
that is left them, namely, that the
Democrats are responsible for the
stagnation that began under a Re-
publican administration, and while
the Mckinley bill was yet in force.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-12
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Susanna Stoker, late OF Fishfnocreek
to,cashfp, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters testament.
AIRY on the estate OF susanna Stoker, late OF
Fishngcreek township, deceased, have been
granted TO the undersigned executor, 10 whom
all persons indebted to said estate are request.
ed TO make payment, and those having claims
or demands viii make known the same without
DELAY. CYRUS ROBBINS.
9-2l-6t' Executor.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Estate OF sophia Knittle, late or cdtd,cfsso, de.
ceased
The undersigned, an auditor appointed by the
Orphans Court of Columbia county TO make
distribution 20 and smong the parties entitled
thereto, Will sit at his ofice In Catawissa, Pa.
on Thursday, November 18th, 1894, at Q O'Clock
In the forenoon, when and where all persons
having claims against said estate must appear
and prove the same, or be debarred from coming
In on said fund.
C.E GEYER,
lOs-4t. Auditor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-12
DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
lately subsistipg between George :. Flecken.
stine and Joseph Fleckenstine, under the firm
name OF Fleckenstine Bros, was dissolved on
the LIST day OF october, 1891. All debts owing 20
the said partnership are TO be received by said
George s. Fleckenstine, and all demands on the
said partnership are to be presented to him for
payment.
GEORGE s. .FLECKENSTlNE,
JOSEPH FLECKENSTINE.
Orangeville, Pa, oct !, 1894.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Estate Of Ms. Learn McHenrV. late or Fishing.
creek tocnship, deceased.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF
Mrs. Leary McHenry, late olFishingcreek town.
ship, deceased, having been granted to the un-
dersigned administrator, all persons indebted
10 said estate are requested 20 make payment
and those having claims or demands will make
known the same without delay 70
LAWSON McHENRY,
10 2s-6t' Administrator.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-12
AMENDMENT of CHARTER NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that an application
will be made TO the Governor OF the State OF
Pennsylvania, on Tuesday, the 10th day OF Oct
ober, A. ID. 1894, by the Mears Manufacturing
Company, under the act OF Assembly OF the
commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, entitled "An
act 10 provide for the Incorporation and regu-
latlon OF certain corporations" approved April
29, 1874, and the supplements thereto, for the
change OF name OF the said Mears Manufacture
Ing Company "a corporation Incorporated uncer
the laws OF the State OF Pennsylvania, the four
teenth day OF March, A. ID. 1897 TO that OF the
Keystone Foundry and Machine Company.
WIN. II. SNYDER.
L. s. WINTERSTEEN,
Solicitors.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-12

After all it seems that Georgia is
not so welded to watermelons as
Democracy, as to make divorce an
impossibllity.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-12

No Gripping, no Nausea, no Pain,
when DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
taken. Small Pill. Safe Pill. Best Pill.
w. S. Rishton, Druggist. If.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-12

If Ii Hung Chang don't look sharp
the terms Of his title may be so re-
versed as to read Ii Chang Hung.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-12
THE TIME rs HER r.

when every good house keeper will think of cleaning house
ana this IN very many cases makes opening for perhaps
new paror suit chamber suit new carpet or two or
something new in this line and when these openings ap
pear we ask you to bear in mind as the people who
have the
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-12
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1894.
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET,

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET,
FOR GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM NJ. SINGERLY,
of Philadelphia.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
JOHN S. KILLING,
of Erie
FOR AUDIToR-GENERAL,
DAVID +. MAGEE,
of Lancaster.
FOR SECRETARY OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS
w. w. GREENLAND,
of Clarion.
CoNGRESS-AT-LARGE
THOMAS COLLINS,
of Centre.
HENRY MEYER,
of Allegheny.
COUNTY TICKET.
For CONGRESS-,
CHARLES r. BUCKALEW,
Of Bloomsburg.
For STATE SENATOR,
]. HENRY COCHRAN,
OF Williamsport.
For REPRESENTATIVES,
ANDREW l.. FRITZ,
w. T. GREASY.
For SHERIFF,
J. BOYD McHENRY.
For jury COMMISSIONER,
ALBERT HERBINE.
For CORONER,
ANDREW J. LENIHAN.
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Best Goods for the Least Money

ASoS oOOuS lOl lIlc Least MONEY,
Permit us to give you idea to what we can do for
you IN this line Note few of the prices
ELEGANT PARLOR SUITS Sir pieces from $4,000 IN,
GOOD IHREE PIECE CHAMBER SUITS from ST. 100 up.
HANDSOME WILTON RUG COUCHIES from 5000 u0
OCR $32s SILK PLUSH ROCKERS are corkers AND OUR
sIa SlDEBOARDS ASTONISH THE NATIVES.
Ingram carpet from 20c per yard up and 53c buys the
very best EXTRA SUPER ALL WOOL. 62c. buys
excellent quality of tapestry while So 95c buys the best
Veves and body brussels specvey Furthermore have
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cases china Closets wardrobes combination book cases and
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While cleaning house you will doubtless want to bright
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ana you Will be happy Remember have also full lines
OF dry goods notions groceries, &c. &C., at correspond
ingy low prices
Kindly favor us with call and be convinced that the
above are but few of the many bargains we offer
SNYDER X MRGEE CO., LI]N,
FOURTH AND MARKET SE BLOOMSBURY, PA.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27

anberen 9afen am Stillen Meere. Der
Elm 9elesrapbenamt bat, minoeitens
apei 9elepbon. unb einen pertitalen
salpanif4en Rraftmefer a~naubrinsen
unb unter alien umitduben tdglihe
8eoba9tuneen nit ben 9elepbousn onz
aufte1en, 10 oft. tpie es angebt, oE,e
ben Dienit Der Drdbte gu ft0ren.
Gnbli4 fo0te in ben @etterlparten
bon Merico, Puebla unb @uabalaiara
Elm einfa9es Mitropbon ansebraht
tperben, beitebenb aus einem 9olatob=
lezpenbel, bas an einem ainnernen
Spiralbrabt bGnst unb berart eingez
ri9tet 1T. baB es Bel Der serin9ften
8etpegung cine elettrtf9e Rette i4liebt
unb cine elettrif4e Rlingel gum 2auz
ten bringt, fol4erart aud bic leifeite
8epeguns Der Grbe gum Nusbrud
brinsenb.
sd 5tpeife ni9t, bab BEL iol4en
Ginrt4tuneen, unb BEL sebDri9en pratt
ti{hen @tubium iebes grbbeben unb
ieber @ultan : Musbru@ i4on piele
porber anse5eist tperben tann."
- @s tpdre natiirli@ fir anbere be-
brobte 2dnber lei@t, ii@ barna@ fir
lire 2ocalitGten ebenfaus Elm iol4es
Warnunes3ei9en ber3uiteQen, ipenn
1ol9es mad ben friiberen @%rfabrunz
gen lobnenb erf4etnt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27

tes Gutter. aber tpelder Dirt bic RDrz
ner aud fein mDsen, es BARI ni@t gu
fart bapon gefiittert tperben. go
tpidtie es 1T. gu perbinbern. bab bic
Stute i'm Gleiid ri&t abfdlt, ebenio
tpenig barf fie gu felt merb.n. ba alsz
banr bic Gnttpideluns bes Gul1ens in
anberer Weife bebinbert piirbe, inbem
Jett fi9 %anfammelt, unb feiuen plab
befdrdntt. Das Ridtisite 1T, leidt
perbaultdes Gutter 10 rei@li@ gu &C.
ben unb ni4t mebr, bamit lie fi4 gu
ieber 3eit in einem guten 3uitanbe BE-
fnDet. mag iie miibis fein, ober CUR
Mrbeit pertpanbt tperben; i'm lebteren
Gane sebrau9t iie natirlt4 mebr.
Mirb lie CUR Mrbeit sebrau4t, obne
bef9lasen gu fein, 10 mub ale @or>
iidt gebrau9t tperben, I'M 4us9leiten
gu perbiiten. 9eftises Mnaieben 1T &C.
fGbrlih, auberbem 1T u.berbiben,
Musieben talter 3usluft, tpena tparm,
8rinten in bie{er Werfafung b04ft
nn9tbeilis. Mrbeit 1T ber Stute niat
f4Gbli& tpenr fe in angemeH ener
Weiie eeleiitet pirb, 70 bab feline Geblz
geburt babur9 berbeigefiibrt mirb.
Stuten, tuel@e ni4t CUR Mrbeit &C.
brau4t tperben, barf es ni4t an Der
rDtbisen 8euesuns mangeln. Das
finb, mie man 10 ia9t, Rletnigtetten,
bod tpen11 es fid Iobnt, TInen gu 5iez
ben. 10 lobnt es ii@ fi4er, bieie Rleiz
niqteiten au bea@ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27

feinem Snneru mar ieiner purpurnen
Nafenipibe ni@t eben siinitis. Ste
uarb carmotfin unb fling an gu sldnz
oen.
limb sic no1en 9auslebrer mel
mes Sobnes Sitbor bon 9iri4 tpers
ben - 2" tam es nit Der fdneibenz
ben Rdlte zines Stninbes an einem
De3embertage BON ben Qippen bes
Gommeroieratbs.
Gufebius' Nafe fpielte ms 8lduz
li9e biniiber = Elm abnun9spouea
Rribbeln BARN tpedte feinen fir9terz
li9ften @erba9t. limb ebe feline 2ippen
nod Elm i9i@ternes: sd piirbe es
mir our sr0bten gbre f@dben, 9err
@ebeimratb," ftammeln tonnten, par
feline Na5e, feline fdredlt@e Nafe f4on
10 poreilig, linn nit einem flr@terz
li@em .9abitt" ieoes Mort ab3uianeiz
ben.
sd :bante" faste Der gomtbur=
@brenbiirser NIT elmer tpabren Norbz
pol Miene. - .Sbre 4ntmort 1T mir
Mnttport genug. Ma&stopf, bic Haie
- unb Elm Stodi4nupfen = i'd
banfe! Mbieu!"
@er3peifelnb, frierenb unb entz
iebli@ niefeno itolperte unfer armer
Gufebius tpteber iber bic @4meQe
unb elite na4 9auie. Das pe4 mar
gei@eben!
gu einem Sch. @atb, Gomtbur unb
@%brenbirser 1T @ufibius Madsz
topf nt@t tpieber sesangen. Mber er
fanb einen 9auslebrerpoiten BET einem
@utsbefiber, Der ben Namen pfannz
tu@en fiibrte, unb ber cine blaue
Rnpue an Stelle feines @ie@organs
trug. 8et benz bate linn Name unb
Na1e ni4t aef4abet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27

@ntf@ulbisung. Der tleins
TriB tommt aus Der S@ule nu9
6auie unb bat mieber einmal bas
@9reibbeft boiler Dintenfede.
v9apa", ruff ct, rbiesmal bin i@
gang setpiB uni4ulDis. Neben mir
iibt elm tleiner Neger: benfe Dir,
Dem bat beute bic Naie seblutet!"
S9Iau. 9ouriit: ,Marum tel
len sic benn 10 piele Slider unb
Seller auf bic SH@e2" @irtb: ,SSa.
tptFen g, Der 9ofbauer unb ber
@9ul3' tper'n slei4 o'rauf'n anfans'p;
babel baum + Qllles 3'famm' unb na@z
ber aabl'n fredt NOBEL"
On ben unre4ten geto M
m { n. 0beritabsar3t SO. betritt in
8esleituns mebrtrer, iunger Mifis
iten3Gr3te bas Milit6rla3arett. SIN
Saale, mo bic 8ruittranten liegen.
bemertt ct:
.@s 1T mir oft a~ufsefallen, meme
3erren, bab eerabe Muiiter, bic 8las,
initrumente ipielen, gang Defenders
fir Bruittrantbeiten intliniren. Sd
frage besbalb fat ieben berartisen
Rranten. Der mir borgefteqt tptrb:
Sinh sic Muiiter?"
Mi@t tpabr," tpenbet Ct ii4 an ei>
men pattenten in ber Ndbe, .@ie iinb
Mufiter2 S4 m0bte barauf petten!"
gu 8efebl, 9err Oberftabsar3t.1
ISL feben, meme 9erren, bab i4
aud in bie5em Sale Re@t bate.
l1nb tpel4es Snitrument ipielen Sie9"
nDie srobe Paute, 9err Oberftabs>
ar5t."
8erubi9une. Mietber (unge<
bulbig): ~@tlt bas benin 10 nit Der
mietbe? Sd brenne Sbnen bod ni&t
burh!"
9ausmtrtb: .9m, man tennt. bas!
@ines f@Dnes Mor9ens 1T Der 9ogel
ausseflogen!",
Mietber: r@iTen sic ba pertennen
sic MIDI >. ebe Sic mid ni&t her'
ausi&meiben, 3iebe i'd iiberbaupt MIDI
aus!" u,..
Gin 9anaergef@ent. Mr<
better: r9ier bringe i@ Sbnen ben
Mn3ug tpteber, ben sic mir gef9entt
baber, 9err 8aron!" Baron (eritaunt)
r@teio, pabt ct Sbnen ni4t9" Mr<
tsiter: Sod, aber t@ 9ebe germ nit
Mube iber bic Strabe; geitern Mbenb
itnb mir penigitens 5ebn @ednunsen
prafentirt t%porben!!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-27

nuns sins, fanb lie 3uert h ~
zines breibeinisen 1ii@eS
Elm SpartaTenbu@ iiber 1900 Rro>
men unb bann iiberau auf ben Wanb<
bretterrt unb In S9rdnten 8eutel NIT
Rupfer> unb tleinen @ilbermiin3en boz,
aufammen iiber 1000 Rronen. IN ei.
mem alien 9utfutteral fotpie ueben Der
Qei&e ipurbe cine gauge Mnoabl bon
pferbebabnattien sefunben. RAD ei>
mem Fii@tisen lleberi9las bate bic
8ettlerin Elm Nerm0gen bon 25,0OO
Rronen in ibrer Wobnuns. Dor 20
Sabren tpurbe lie aus benz 3u4tbaufe
in 9rrfens, mo lie pesen 8ronbftif<
tung ibre Strafe abbiibte, NIT elmer Ct.
fparten Summe BOT, 100 Rrore,l ent>
laNen. bic ben @runbfonbs ibres 0erz
m1gens sebilbet gu baben f9einen.
- 9lus 2%uneburs. 26. NoD., tpirb
sef4rieben: Der l1nfus NIT BEN Munz
berbottor Mit in Rabbru4 nimmt
iberbanb. unb es 1T 3eit. bab bic Be-
BORDEN einf9reiten. Mt bat, ME mir
h1ren, i~ibrisens idon cine seri@tli@e
0orlabung erbalten. 9unbert ptrio>
non aosen borseitern unperri@teter
Sa9e tpieber bon Rabbru9 tein,, ba
es ibnen ni4t selans, porselaFen 3u
tperben. 0iele iibernu9ten in &ab=
bru4 unb in ben %umliegenben Ortz
l9aften, um am anberen Morsen frib
ans 3tel gu gelansen. Der es nt&t
seftben bot. pie es in Rabbru6 au<
gebt, tarpn's ni9t glauben, fam ft&
feline @oritelluns MAIDEN. Cine 2iz
neburser Girma (@ebr. 2iibr) bat ~
Dirt unb Stelle Photographers Mut.
nabnen BON benz 9rtiben IN Rdbbru4
sema9t. Wel9' aniebnlihe Ginnah,
men Der rMunberbottor" eraielt, etbt
baraus btrpor. baB Elm rpatient". bet
i'm Muftrage bon fiebtn rRranten
ben Mit I'm Ratb befrast. biefem !
Mt. ausbdnbiste, Elm unberer ptrftieg
ii@ 5u 10 Mt. 9onorar. Mitunter
i9eint ben 8e1u9ern aud Der St.
bulbsfaben au reiben. es tommen fat
tdsli@ in Rabbru@ tumultuarif4e
@cenen Dor; 10 purbe borseftern einem
,8atienten" bon einem anbtrn i'm
Streit I'm ben 8orrang Der 3et9e>
finger Bis auf ben Rnohen bur4etbtiz
len. Trau Rommer5ienratb Greoert4
in 2inebers tparnt in elmer ldngeren
GrtlGrung bor Mft unb erfldrt 0HeYtz
li@ feline Ruren fir ben gr0Bteu
@4ninbel.
49, 8on einem ionberbaren proiett,
bas Der Sunsfrau bes Germ @uper<
Seller Ronturreno MAIDEN foQ, tpifen
54pei3er 8lGtter gu beri4ten: Gs
lei bic Mnlase zines 8a1ons captif
mad perbeFertem Spftem @iffarb se=
plant. Mus ben 9Dbequoten 1T CT,
i4tli9. baB Der Bauon in feiner gan>
3en 90be 80 SUB uber Der Spite Der
Sungfrau itebt unb einer number,
pollen Bid ni9t rur iiber bic 8trner>.
fonberr, aud auf bic Mallifer=Mlpen
getpGbren tpirb. Sir Muf< unb Nie>
berfabrt nit einem h%albitiinbigen Mufs
entbalt in Der lufttgen ausfi4tsrei4en
!90be tpirb cine Stunbe gere@net. Die
CUR Mnlaae ,n0tbige Rraft BON 3M
pferbetrdften ion Der 2iti4ine entz
nommen perben. Die our Mnlage err
forberli9e @umme tpirb out cine Mil<
lion Grancs gef4dBt. Re@net man
10 psf. bes Mnlasetapituls CUR 9er>
3in1uns, fir 8etriebstoiten unb Mmors
tt1ation, 10 miiFen tpdbrenb Der Sa1s
fpn3eit 100000 Grcs. %eingencmmen
tperben.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Minterfutterung Der
. a n

Gin Minneiotaer Garmer per0Fent<
li@t in elmer ensltf4en 3eituns einen
8eri@t iiber feline @rfabrung be3iigli4
ber Winterfitterung bon S4afen, bef<
len Snbalt i@ bier in einev ueberie<
Bung n~iebersebe, ba berfelbe piellei4t
fir man4en 2eier biefes Blattes non
befonberem Mertbe fem mag.
Infer @haf3i4ter mar barauf be-
ba9t, bic se1aren Soften ber Minterz
fitterung {einer @4afe gu ermitteln.
@r 1ieb baber bas Tutter genau tpd9en.
Die @4afe tpurben 10 gefiittert, bab
fie in einem suten, trdftigen, geiunben
3uftanbe blieben. @s naren bic mo-
tbtgen @talunsen gum S@uBe gesen
untpetter porbanben, bod tparen bic
3biere ni9t auf ben Mufentbalt in
benfelben 6e14rdntt. sic erbtelten 10
bel Gutter als nit Mppettt per5eb1t
tpurbe. leberfitteruns purbe permiez
ben, bod feblte es au@ ni9t on benz
3ur rei9li@en @%rndbrung n0tbigen
Tutter. DAP Gutter unb Pflese, MEL
DE ben .9bieren 5u She'll purbe, ber
redten Dirt tparen, Denies Der CUTE unb
ge1unbe 3uitanb, in ,uel9em ii@ bteielz
Ben tpGbrenb bes @inters befanben.
Wertbpone @rfabrungen tpurben geF
fammelt betrefs bes ginfluNes Der
Witterung auf bic 3ur @rndbrung Der
@9afe n6tbtsen Tiitteruns. IS itenz
te i4>nGmli9 9eraus, baB fir jebes
9bierf tdglt@ 2 liz pfunb 9eu (Rlee
unb Simotbp) geniigten, 10 lange oer
9Bermometer cine bur4i@nittli@e 9Dz
be bon 10 @rab iber Nuq errei4te.
&err54te bageger1 iebr taltes @etter,
70 bab ber bur@f9ntttlt9e Stanb bes
Sbermometers 20 @rab unter NuQ
3eigte, 10 marer 3ur @rbaltung iebes
.@@afes 4 pfunb 9eu erforberlt4.
Cine gr1Bere Gutterration tpurbe niez
mails berabret@t.
Muber benz 9eu erbielt iebes S@af
tdgli@, obne Midii@t auf ben 3uitanb
Der Witteruns, 1ngefdbr 2i3 pfunb
Rleie. Die iungen 2dmmer felen 10,
bab lie gegen @n6e N1ai mad ct. paul
unb minneapolis bertauft tperhen
tonnten. Sic brabten 10 Gents bas
pfunb 2ebenbgemi4t unb batten i'm
sitter bon 70 Bis 80 Sasen Elm @enidt
bon so biz go pfunb pro &opf.
Infer Tarmer 1T infolge Der angez
itelter 8eoba4tungen unb 9efammel=.
ten @rfabrungen CUR l1eber3eugung gez
tommen, baB bic @innabme, pel@e Der
@ertauf ber 2dmmer ibm aenGbrt,
bic Tiitterungstoften boQtommer1 bedt
unb baB {omit bic @olle ais reiner
@etpinn gu betra@ten lei. st betra&z
tet bic @@af3u@t als einen eeptnnz
rei&en 3neig Der 2anomirtbi@aft.
lanbmi
-, Sbieren. .
Sci 8eri4t bes Mderbauamtes 3u
Wafbington gibt bD@it mi@tige Musz,
funft iiber bic @erlufte an @irtbz
1@aftstbteren.
Wtr be1&rdnten uns bier auf bic
Mn9aben, bic auf &inbpieb junb
@4meine 8e3ug baben. Was 3u=
nd@it bic @erluite an &inbpieb anbe=
triHt, 10 hanbelt es ii@ babel rtidt'
rur INN fol@e @tide, bic ben berr=,
f@enben @eu&en gum Opfer fielen,;