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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
ANOTHER GREAT MEETING SATURDAY
NIGHT.

Preparat!ons on a large scale are being mhde by
,be committee OF Seventy for the closing meeting
under the committees auspices at Music Han Saur-
dav night The large stage Will be- extended over
half the orchestra and viii accommodate" at least
| 90 persons The hall Will be elaborately deco'
rated and large orchestra VIII provide muse me
lie, OF speakers will include Carl Schurz. John W.
coo Col Strong Dr. Parkhurst. John Clahin. Peter
Il Olnev and John Jerol TINS meeting WI,
r,pd nm the work Of the Seventy. and II IL expeci"
mai the enthusiasm displayed Saturday night VIII
fully reflect the helm!ng public sentiment III
IA vor OF the crusade against TaWinany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
FOR A BIG MEETING or ANTI-HILL DEMO
Gratis

Encouraged by the enthusiasm aroused among
tho anti-nIachine Democrats of the State by their
great demonstration on October %. the Demo-
cratic opponents OF David b. IIill have arranged
for another nass-meeting To be held In Cooper
Union on Saturday evening. Special attention viii
be paid to Seantor Hllrs claims to be a friend Of
the workingmen. and Henry George who poed
6s 900 votes as the candidate OF organized labor
for Mayor. will dcnounce Hill as an enemy OF the
working classes. The other speakers will be
Thomas G.. Sherman. OF Brooklyn. Theodore
Sutro OF the German American reform Union.
and Frank Thorn. Of Buffalo. Mr.. Thorn Is the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
pIy,-r,R NOT YET on THE BENCH.

Police Justice Diver did not sit In the Nor
risania Police Court yesterday, nor dld the court
officials expect him. Justice Welde; VINO Is as
si,n.I ia that court with Justice Koch, Tor the re-
m9ind,r Of this year. was on hand AT $50 O'Clock
i'm the place % Justice Koch. who IL 10 SIT out the
d., binif nf this month. At o'clock Justice
Koch also appeared and after snort conference
with Justice Weld- in the private room. ne went
away IL was announced that he waud take the
heuch In few DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

HE is AN EX-CoNFEDERATE SOLDIER AND WAS
A SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRAT. EFT HE
WILL. VOTE AGAINST HILL.

a SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRAT. E'-T HE
WILL VOTE AGAINST HILL.
G. L. Mordecai. an cx-Confederate soldier and
formerly South Carolina Democrat. has written
to Levi i. Morton telling why he will support the
Republican ticket In his letter he says
The two great questions which, acitate the
public mind and affect the body polite economic
solve them successfully and satisfactorily MI DE-
tn, party OF the future. The past record and
brilliant achievements of the party YOU represent
consccntously convince me that il can BE- con-
fdorty relied upon for the faithful fuhlmen Of its
promises the people. i native ~ South carolina
and an eA-Confederate soldier, from youth ! nave
the South aud imbucd with Southeru IDEAS II vas
natural the OF that ev-ntfu period SHOULD
those dark days amid gloom ami disaster hrqueathed
to that section the emancipation Of the slave ana
the perpetua;lon of united Republic The party
which YOU have the honor ID represent a rs
standard bearer in the coming campaign should be
congra tuatel on your nomination for the highest
office Within the gift OF the state ~ 2n exemplary
qualities which characterize the courteous cent
man the convention wise and juiicous In the
selection OF one who morally and mentally combine
the nobicst attributes that adorn the human char
acter. As humble citizen of this state, without
aspirations FOR office never having participated &C,
tive.y in any previous political campaign shali
exert every effort directly and Indirectly toward
your election as Chief Magistrate of THIS common
wealth.
ruptOn is conspicuous feature III me present
campaign. All good citizens should unite In earnest
opposition to the present NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF our
municipal government. and 10y presenting a solid
front Join in a combined effort TO establish many
II is a grave reflection on the morals and manners
OF our people that such abuses should toe tolerated
in a civilized community II there is pride left
with the refined and intelligent element. they should
rise and resolve TO throw off a yoke so disastrous
ana 0e''''''''''' ~ '"e '"'''' G. J.. MoRDECA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
o,rrNoI,s TAM,,ANY APATHY.


IAcl; or ACTIVITY ~ THE UPPER EAST SIDE oF
THE CITY
There ls In ono ~ the big rooms on The ground
floor OF Tammauy Hal where the local workers IN
tho car.pnirn congr",,lte. hug" blackboard con-
,picuru-y placed. on Whlrh daily aIp"Ar notices OF
meetings 90 be- held In IN" evening In the interest Of
the T,inmany ticket. Shrcyt political obs"rye rs
vh, have studied m" blackboard say that while
tw.ntv-sev.n % m" thirty Assembly districts usual
Is show NJ on the board, giving symptoms q:
some alleged lie and activity. there are three whoa
are rarely Il ever ohall.rd down Thcs" thr"" are
th. NXVth. XXVtth and NNNlIth districts. lying
on the upper side OF Manhattan Island. bet"Atn
E1st rich;y-nlath-st. and the Harlem Rs'g Before
1872 this territory vas the OIL NNlIIl District.
which vas ruled over by Police Justice Charles
Wcnlc assisted by Thomas + Gilroy. Andrew ).
White. William II. Burke. John J. Ryan. JuSic"
FallDn and som" others Tn" same men continue
t. run tn. three organizations. with John j. Ryan.
Deputy Commissioner OF street Cleaning az the
head Of the XXVth District. william H. burke. cx-
ait,d TO Police Jasticeshp by Mayor Gilroy in
JAnuarv. 1899. header col the NNNI'h. and Police
Justice Wclde the BOSS" of tn old NNIIll. hsIra-
lively In Ia, saddle IN The NNNlIth. Mayor Giiroy
lives In the NNVllh District. but h. has kept =
watchful eye over the who'll thr"" ani ~ supposed
to control them whenever there Is night on inside
tn" WIgwaln.
the apainy which exists n these districts toward
G. ant ani IN" Tit""l'n\ tlch'i Wa lhe Anhl"c, 81
much qi,i"t comment yesterday among fammauy
OiliN 81 tnr " swatl. Ibl III ntnI quarters
wher. the trend OF the cImplign was discussed 1t
was looked upon by mdu} among the numerous
signs Of growing disint' grafton IN the organization
1hr small effort which ls ncins lut forth In tho
XNVih. NNNiih and NNNlltn districts" said i
veil known Tlnmany man yesterday. rs mon"
.crabie In that part Of IN" city perhaps than In
others. hut apathy ana daiili ar" no, e"ni'nrd Il"
that part 81 The city. They 1r" all over II IN spots.
and tacI" pretty big ones ~ Doth the East and
west SIDES ana IN tho annexed District. There Is
going t. be- awful awakening for som" p'op'"
when the returns roll in on Tuesday night. The
confidence OF some ranmany men Is amusing. |
would not Dr surprised - see the whole ticket
snnMnl mna.r 10y 100000 10 %, 90"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
GOVERNOR FLOWER OK HIS RETURN TRIP

IIorncllsv.lle. y Y. Nov. l--,;overnor Flower
slept in the privat" ear Corsair at Duntirk, last
night. and turned his face hom"ward this morn
INK the car being switched over from the Lake
Shore tracks To those Of the Erie. The first stop
ON the latter road was At Cattaraugug, where the
Governor briefly addressed the crowd that had AS
s,mblcd lie spolt. also to-day at Friendship.
Little Valley. Salamanca. Olcan. cuba. Belmont.
WellsvIll. (where lie met chauncoy NJ. Deprw).
and Aniuvrr. and this evening he made speech at
The Opera House In this Gay. lie IL the guest of
f. G. Babcock. OF the State Forest Commission,
hpro Tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

The civ club has issued series of SIX letters
showing why people should vote for the paiiot
marked Unconstitutional Amendment NO J. con-
tanning thlrty-one amendments. punched together.
rho ritv Climb urges all honest men 10 vote the
ballot III You want your city 10 be governed ICE
the benefit OF the people and not Tor the oehen' VI
n. pnlitiriluS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

returns. Tammany is careful TO add ttle to tae
valuation OF :he costly and magnificent structures
whore the millionaires live. Under W!gvam don-
nation II is from the soant pay OF the toli"r thd
The money Is taken which goes n the shape o.
taxes into the city treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
MONTGOMERY CorNTY's REGISTRATION

Amsterdam. y. Y. oct. II The total registration
IN Montgomery County H. ll.5is This is an Increase
Of over Leo more than that OF Last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

eloquent LAWYER whose caustic attack on nm NJ
the AIbany conference was one Of the features OF
the Ant-Snap campalgiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

~ C. SUAYNE'S NAME IN A FUR GAR
Y. MENr guarantee o. reliability awarded kish:
4.d St NewYok. the leading fashionable resort Tor
reliable ard elegant furs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02
IJBELS on JUDGE HAIGHT
u-sr1CE WARD EXPLODES THE FALSE
CHARGES AGAINST HIM:

NO TRUTH N THE ALTERATION 1iNI liz A
yoRED TIE STANDARD Oil-THE BUFFALO
DEMOCRATIC ORGAN EXoNERATEs HIM
HIS CONNECTION WITH RAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-02

Buffalo Nov (Special.-The following letter
from Justice Hamilton Ward. of the supreme
Court, concerning the unjust charges made
aeains, Judge Haight is published in The Buff
falo EXPRESS today
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19

sufab sefocbt un6 oann bonn 6cuer oenome
men. Sim nGbiten Sage miro npbmaIs
gefodt. Wtan rimmt su lie 2 Quart 8ees
rem 2 8funb !3uGer, fo6t in bemielben
suerit BON b~elleren QpfeIiorten, etma I'd
Quart auf je 10 Quart 8eeren gerc6net,
Die LAUDER gei9dltcn NpfeIi9nitte DObltens
J Stunbc. Oarauf iperben bic 2lpfels
lbnitte berdusgenommen, Bel Settle geiteut
nnb bann Die 8eeren bineingetbon. Nad
etma si~peiltinbisem &o9en perben bic
Npfeli6nitte nocb sebn Minuten lang 6ins
sugeieBt, tporauf bas @au3e abgenommen
mtrb unb naeb p0Qt9em @rfaIten in @tns
~mucbsldier, SteinsuttOpfe, 6Iaiben &C. 8es
than. Gut DeriblOiien, iperben Die @efdBe
an tiiblen, troGenen Srten Bis gum @e=
brau6 'a%ufbepabrt. @er etnmaI lol9t
8reiBeIbeeren e%enoiien BAT, Der mirb ite
un9ern tpieoer permiiien poaeu. 8emer:
fenstuertb lit nocb, baB bic 8reiBeIbeerer
irsenO pelben @emlr3es ais 3ulaB Our9.
aus nicbt bebirfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19

8ro6uft rei6li9er un6 richtiger Sittez
rung. 2GBt man es 6aran fehlen, 10 wirO
AUDI bic sei6ifteite 3i6tuna nidbt i'm
Stanbe Ietn, bieie pertbboaen Gtgenibafs
ten auf Die 0auer au erbalten. Sin 6auptz
ausenmerf lit BET Der Siitterun9 auf Elm
ri9tigcS MISUNDERSTANDING gu legen. gu
Sartofteln, Die fat LIBERAL 0aS @rul0z
tutter bilben tperbeu, gebe man baS nOtbige
@ttpeiB in @eltalt bon @rbien, 8o6nen,
6%leiibmebl, @rbnuBz unb 2einfu9en unb
Wea9ermiI9 &C, Die iibli6e Wfetbobe, iete
uno flaiitge 9tabrung Dermiiht in @eitaIt
elmer Suppc 81 9eben, lit nicbt enlpfebz
lenStpert6, neil babel bic 8erbauu1gsz
organe eriblaffen un6 feline orbeutli9e
@inipei6elung itattftnbet. gtm beiten sibt
man &artoffeln unb &raftfutter nit einanz
Der gemil6t fir itb nnb baS fliiiige SUIT.
ter ebenfals fir iidb. SIR junse pabz
lenoe Sbtere empfteblt iib cine 3ugabe bon
@erite uno SAFER trofen unb ungei6rOten
uerabfolgt. 8ranntpeinicbLcmpe, belonz
berS aus Embellishments, lit fir ie6eS
Sbpetn Elm ibaolibeS urb beBbalb unz
rentables Tutter. Bur 8tnbung iiber>
ibiiiiger Sduren i'm Ota9eu gebe mar
ben Sbieren oft @ele9enbeit, @rbe, Ql6e
Ober SteintO5 len gu frslien.
9ugo alein, Sainois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19

beItimmt, beren 6auptfubium elmer an>
bern 8aclltat 9efpibmet 1T, 8. 8. fir
8eterindre.
Sn iebem Binter, meiftens i'm Sanaar
Ooer Sebruar, miro eth 8-14tGgiger @lre
ius fir prattii6e 2an6mirtbe gebaltelt ;
3tpef oe'ielbcn tit, iol6e praftil9e 2anos
iptrtbe, ocnen tire 3eit ni6t me0r erlaubt,
cine Nnitalt auf Idngere 3ett 3l belu9cn,
nit ben observation-disclosures @runb3igen Der
GanpDirtbl6att, bes @artenbauS unb Der
SbierbetLfunoe befannt 81 madbe1.
NuBer oieien agfgefibrten %2ebr9egens
ftdnoen Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sebOrt
gu Der itbli6en Nusbtloun9 oes
%jun9en 2anOpirtbs baS Stubtum elmer
9feibc @puegs, bic in ben atbern S6ulen
gelelen tperOen. 90 am BolDteAntfum:
Wtatbematif, 8bDitf, ettuas prafttl6e
Nrbeit in ben Merfitdtten; in Ser Sbule
fir aagemeine @iiienihaften: G6en1ie,
8otanit, 3oologie, Snleftenfunbe, 8bpitos
logic, WineraIoaie, Geologic uno algez
meme 8tologie; in Der Sbule fir 2itez
ratur: @ei9i6te, giattonal0fonomte, P6ts
loiopbie, 8aba9osif, 8ortrdse unb Rebee
funit, @ngliieb, 9euti6, 6ransoit1b nno
en0li6 III Der S6uIe fir Wtlttdrpiiene
i6aft: tOrperlibe uebungen nno etpas
Sacttf.
40 !3eugniiie, Qutttungen ii6er erfoI9z
reid abioLpirte Gurie muB berisnige aufz
tpeiien f0nnen, pelcber Die 2anbtptrtbs
i6aftsi9uIe ri3ttg, 5. +. in 4 Sabren
Ourh9emabt bat; ibm ptr0 bann ber
Sttel Bachelor of science DerIieben.
Son bteien 40 @urien ltnb % Obli9aloriib,
Die ~ibrigen II fam er, ieinen periOnlicben
Sntentionen entipre6enb, ii9 pa6len.
Quf bieie 8stie braubt 3. 9. Der angebenoe
@artner feline Belt ni9t unniib auf Be-
terindritubien 3u bertueuben un6 lmge>
febrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
RaIfoan9une.

Su btelen @egenben flagt man, ba6
getpifie @uL~turpf1an3en ntcht rebt 9ebeiben
ober bod fetnen orbentLt6en @rtras liefern
mouen, ungea6tet man Die gepObnlihe
Olngung nit Stalimif nidt nerna9z
ldiitst bate. Gang DEFENDERS lit bies
mancbmal auf i9peren lebmi9en 8oben
Der 6au, no @eiscn, &lee &c. nicbt rebt
fortfommen nolen: Der @runb bierpon 1T
&alfarmutb inn 8o6en. ollie g fdn3en be-
birfen gum guten @ebet6en mebr ober
peniger &alf; tpo oieier gdn3Lib mangelt,
pirb man burch 8eigabe beiielben baS Grs
trGgniB Der GuLturpflan3en in Der Ge9el
iteigern f0nnen. 0as &alfen lit nament>
lib in i9meren, naifen 8Ooen bon grpBem
8ortbeile fir iebe Gulturpfan3e, 1adboem
bet ~gebrdnnte &alf Die unl0sIi6en, I'M
8oben befinbItBen Wtneralitoffe lOsIi9
unb Der gflan3e autrd9li6 mabt, uno
nebitbet ben 8ooen lodert unb ermGrn1t.
Oas &alfen muB man ie6o6 ipftematii9
betreiben unb bic 0iingune nit Staamiit
nicbt unterlafien, benin Elm Spri9wort
iast: v&aLf ma3t sei6e 8dter uno arme
SDbne"; barum muB man 11a6 ieoem
&alfen pieber reibltcb Staabunser unb
&unftbinger b%eripenben, neil ber &alf
baltptfGbLtb ais 9oiun9SmitteI Der fir
bic 9flan3e to6t i'm 8oben ~Iiegen6en Dung
traft tpirft. Sci ribtiger 9lnDenbung beS
&alfes in gerbtnbung nit rei9li6er Dim
gung fam man bas obengenannte Spri6>
mort babin eradn3en, baB vGatf reide 8Gs
ter unb rei6e S0bne macht". 3uglel6 bat
Der &alt bic CUTE Gi9enl6dft, baB ct Dem
8oben cine setpiiie Sabre perletbt, ipobur6
er 6ann btel better nno lei6ter bearbettet
tuerben farm. Ofit eroBem 8prtbette nerz
tpenbet man BEN Salt AUDI auf naiien
Mieien.
@er etnen Obftbaum in lebmigen 8o6en
pflan3t, nergeiie ni6t, inter Die @rbe, Die
unten in bas Bf1ansIo6 fommt, einige
6Gnbe bon &alf gu miiben; Der t6ol5z
pudS tptrb bierburb frdftiger, Der Baum
tragbarer tperben. g8er etnen @eingarten
in ibperem 8oben bat, tpeI6er troB flets
bigger OIngung feinen ODER bo6 Ii GERM
gen Grtrag ~liefert, Ser beitreue benielben
int 6erblte nit serfaQenem %gebrannten
&aLf unb brtn9e beniel6en i'm Sribiabre
nit benz eriten 9auen unter; i'm 3peiten
Sabre pirb Der grtrag Elm Iberral9eno
retber iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
6efdRrlidfeit Ger Giaelfitterun9

9as brttiide MISUNDERSTANDING Nmt
(Wtntftertum) tuarnt in elmer fletnen
Slu9i9rift Die 8iebeigentblimer bringcnb
por ben @efabren, bic bic @t9elfItterung
beim &inopie6 na6 itb sieben tonne.
8eionberS Der Sutterman9el in bieiem
Sabr iei leibt ba3u angetban, baB ntAt
9~eni8enbe 8orftbt 9eibt perbe. gtacb
benz v9tpe StoG SournaL" 1T Die @ar>
nung beionbers an bteientgen 9ertbtet,
tpelcbe getp0bnIi6 i6r 9teb in BEN YarfS
ober anoeren 8lGBen, no oieLe @icbeIn
ftnb, eeben lalien. Sn ben Sabren 1868,
1870 unb 1884 ieien 8roBe gerIuite ents
itanben burb bic vGi9el~a ranf9eit". Sc
iei feltgefteQt, baB biele gang Defenders
burcb 8erbauungStorungen infolge BON
3u reicblibem @enuB BON @i6eln ents
itebe. Die mtrfltbe v@ibels Grantbeit"
5eige ii9 bur6 ben 8crluit Der 5reBluit,
burcb 0iarrb0e, Nbionberun9 bon groBen
Wengen bIaBfarbigen l1rtn, i6mer3baftc
Steaen am W1aul, NuSfluB u Der gtaie
u1b aucb aus ben Q(ugen, Die imnter ein>
seiunfen ieien unb baour3 ben S9teren
Elm entiteates Nusieben 8ebelt. 6icber lei
nitt pprbanbcn, ionbern bic &Orperz
Semperatur int @egent6ei[ unter norz
NAL. Sci Der l1nteriu6ung Der tobten
Sbiere ieien bGufig ale Spuren bon
@icbeln neri9munben. Die &ranf6eitS>
Gri9einungen ieieu Gbnli9, aIs wenn
ibarfe @ifte 9egeben pGren. 6eiLmitteI
perl9iebener Dirt, Bic man bisber Deriubt
babe, bGtten feinen @rfolg 9ebabt. 8ors
beugungsmttteI ieien perbdltniBmdBi9
lei9t. @ntpeber ioIe man baS Gieb auf
@eiben, to piele @ibeln leten, nt6t seben
laiien, ober bieie borber abfammeln, pOer
~ueni9itens Dem 8ieb porber na3 gelieben
anbsreS Sutter retben.
Sci bteler @elegenbeit iei audi 6arauf
aufmertiam gema9t, baB AUDI bel Sreiben
bon S3petnen in reide @icbelmat 8an3
bcionOerS Darauf 8eOa6t gu nebmen lit,
Sen Ibieren @%elegeubelt aur retcbli6en
8efriebigung oes 8aiier78 ebirfnilies gu
geben. SIN entgegenseiebten Sale treten
AUDI bel ben S9wstnen fbwere @rfranfuns
gen etn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
Jmferifbe perfudsfattonen.

Sen @enigiten i6eint eS befannt gu
Iein, 6aB ~biersulanbe i'm Sabre 1892 unter
Der 2ettun9 erfabrener 8ienen3i9ter apiz
ittibe 8eriu6Sitationen errtbtet norben
limb, nm mebrfacbe itreiti9e Bunfte Der
8ienen3u9t auf3ufldren. 90 mill man
). 9. feititeIen, Oh bacillus alvei nit
benz 9onig ober fitnitli6en WitteGwdnben
reri6leppt tperben fam un6 ipel6eS baS
betpGbrteite 0eSinfeftionsmitteG iei; ipas
portbeilbafter lei, ben S9parm nur
nit leeren, nit &i6tpabS beriebencn
&dbmhen, tanitli9en Mittelpdnben, ober
leeren @aben nit 2rbeiter5elen arS3uz
itatten; pb bic tinitti6en MitteltpGnbe
AUDI int 8rutraum iebr biinn iein birfen
un6 oh ie &omben o6er flacben 8oben
6aben ~iolen; Oh in 8esug auf 9onigz
ertrag un5 inSbelonbere @r3tebun9 bon
@abenbontg iebr fart ober mittelmGBtge
80lfer mebr leiben; Oh man nit ou' ben
neuen @rftnoungen ptrfli6 3eit unb Dir
belt ipare, ober ni6t; Oh man Der ptelgez
prieienen NiibIi6feit fes automatii@en
S9parmfGngers trauen birfe, II. +. ip.,
Lauter Sragen, beren 8eantportung man
unter ben 8ienen3ii6tern meiner @eeenb
NIT Spannung entge8en itebt.
t6offentli6 erfOIgt tie i'm 9aufe bteieS
@inters nob, bamit bic 8ortbeile poer
9tabtbetle Der ~ein5elnen 8erfabrungsz
tpeiien &C. nor 8e9inn Der Sommeraushuse
Der 8tenen i'm nG9iten Sabr no3 befannt
tper6en.
Ospalb Maurer, Colorado.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
Qus .Geras.-5ur 5Iadsbou-Srase

Der in $40. A Der v9an6m. 8eilage"
bon Otaria 8urfbarbt in Ottnneiota eutz
baltene feline Qtrtitel iiber SLaobSbau perz
anlaBt MIDI 5u elmer fur3en @rwiberung.
Wfit Dem @rfinoen bat es 10 feline eigene
8ewanbtniB. Cine Sdtemaibine pdre ia
febr ibDn, aber tppbl 1bwterig aus3utifz
teIn. l1ebri9ens lit es nit benz 6lacbs>
jGten nibt 10 arg f6limm. 8enn man
ben QGer gut borbereitet, Dor Quen1 recbt
fret bon l~1nfraut ma4t, bas 9an6 i'm
6erbft ttef rajolt, bamit ber 8oben bic
@runbfeu6tigfeit bGlt, 10 tptr6 Der Sla6s
Ieiobt 6err Iber bas Infraut. Oas 2an6
ioute Dor benz SGen mebrere O1ale geeggt
tperoet, ehe Der Qetn geidt tpir6 unb Die
&usiaat nibt gu ipGt gei9eben.
I'm cine gLGn5enbe, tpeibe Safer an
erbalten, 5tebt man ben Slads in Ser
f%o9enannten @elbreife auf, befreit ibn BON
ben v&nOten" unb Ieat i'm, in feline
8unbe, auf 8 bis IL Sage hrs gSaIier.
0arauf tptr6 ct auf Grassland ~ausgebreiz
let uno 10 LANCE Itegen g%e1aiien, bis er
vbrGbt", gum 8re6en D0er 8rafen geeig=
net lit. I'm bieie gan3e lrbeit su ber<
metoen, fam man, tpte in Der 8etLage
bonn 8. Sftober IN etnem treff;ben Qr>
tifel uber Slacbsbereitung mitgetbeilt
purbe, ben Sla6s nab Der tiir3Ii9 erfunz
benen nnO 9arantirteu Otetbobe bes 8rof.
Bauer in Stuttgart %bebanoeLn unb bann
in bic Sabrtf b%ringen, mo- NIT Der Wfaz
i6tue oes 6errn aus Seras gearbeitet
ipir6. 6ier ipir6 bos 8recben uno
S9pingen in elmer 8eiie beiorst, bic iebe
9anoarbett tuett in BEN S9atten felt.
Qub 9er0itet miro BORT Der Slabs in
grOBen SrOfcnOfen, bic burcb ben abgez
nubten Oampf, Der bur6 &0bren sebt,
b%oaitGnoig 8Let3mGBig gebei5t tperbeu.
2aS peitere miro Die geebrte Dame ipGter
in ben 6abriten in Augenidein nebmen
tOnnen. 8OrlGufig iOa bic 6auptia9e
nOb @ebetmniB bleiben, bis 6er 6err in
&eras, Der nun etnmaL 10 auf Die SGa9s7
bereitung Derieiien lit, bas 9atent bon
gBaibin9ton bat. Damn ptrb aucb uniere
gcichdbie r9anbu. 8eila9e" bO6it tpabrz
fbeinIih cine 3eibnung Ser Maai9tne
bringen. AliO bite, nur nod etpas
@ebulo. 8. S9ramu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19

tuur6en an spei friibe MiG9fiibc 50 Btb.
@nitlage, 6 Bfunb 6eu uno 8 BtunD 9e1
icbroteter get3en nerfiittert. 9alntt tpuroe
3 @ocben lang fortgefa6reit, pdbreno melz
cher 53eit Die &u9e 1912 Bfunb Wttlb
9aben, aus pelber So 8funo 8utter 9ee
monnen parben. Qebtere, 81 II Gents
6a5 gfuno gerccbnet, bate allo etlter
@ertb bon $12.10. 0as an Die Sbtere
perabrei6te SHUTTER foitete tpG6reno genann>
ter 3ett $5.43, iobaB Elm llebericbuB BON
$6.67 er3ielt lpurbe, porausgeleBt, oaB Der
Oiinoer, Die abgera6ntte 1lno Sutternttlc9
bic Mrbeit besdbltcn.
8ir m0cbten Wfil6ereibeiibcrn empfeb7
len, es i'm Q8inter nit elmer Station BON
0etsen uno &leie, ODER 0et5en uno 6ater
su periucben; tpenn iol6es an Die rtbtt9e
Sorte bon &iben Derfiittert unb Die Bro@
butte in or6entIi9er @eiie g%ebanb9abt
perben, fino mir i~iber3eu9t, baB babel elm
grDBerer @etpinn abfGQt, ais tpenn Der
0ei3en b~erfauft nirb. NuBerbem 1T audi
Die @ertb3unabme bes 0ingerbaufens gu
beritGitbti9en gutes Sutter Itefert guten
9iinger.
8eim S9lulie 6es ertpdbnten Suite
rungSOeriucbes erbtelten Die ndmltben
sipei &iibe 4 @o6en lang &ationen bon
508funb @nitlage, 68funb 0eu, 48funb
&leie unb 4 9funb 9ei6roteten Wet3en.
Der 3ped bieies 9erfabrens mar, gu err
mitteln, ob 4 8funb &leis i'm Stanoe
ieien, 48funb @ei3en SIT erieben. &leie
foitete au iener 53eit $12 Die Gonne unb
8ei3en 500. 8abreno bieier 4 8oben
gabeu Die &ibe 1924 gfunb Otilb, aus
peIcber ungefdbr 65.5 8funb Butter ges
macht tpurben. 9as 9funb Butter gu 22
Gents gere9net, ergaben iib $14.73 Elm
@etpinn bon $40, benin OieieS Otal fOitete
bas Sutter 1888; @niilage bate etnen
Q8ertb BON $1.25 bic Tonne, 6eu IS unb
&Leie unb @ei3en tpie pben angegeben.
Die erite Station (g8etaen) ~Iteferte etnen
Geingeminn bon 1919 bel einem Suffer-
tpertbe BON $5.42; nit anberen 8orten,
Suffer, bas 81 f~oitete, ~lieferte einen 9roftt
bon $1.25, tpdbrenb bel benz 8erflttern
bon balb &leie uno balb 0eisen (9taubs
futter mar in beiben Sduen bos nGmlibe)
Guttsr i'm 8ertbe bon $6.33 einen @eminn
BON $40 abwarf bier er9ab Elm Suffer-
tperts bon 81 einen Yrofit BON $1.31 in
Butter. gu ben angefIbrten B~retien 1T
cine gei6rotete Station bon balb @et3er
unb balb &leie melt profttabIer, ais Die
8erfutterung bon Wei8en aaein."