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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-04-12

ton with the essential functions of
production. Over so per cent. of
the wealth of the land is now in the
hands of less than one per cent. of
the population. The rising genera
ton, under our system of property
inheritance cannot start in life on
even terms. The principle of free
competition is, therefore, shorn of
what virtue it ever had. There are
100000 tenant farmers in the
United States, and 100000 of them
pay one-half Of the gross products Of
their farms in rent alone. The total
debt of the country, public and pri-
vate, is SOL 900, 600, 900; that is,
one-half of the wealth of the country
is due, hot to half the population,
but to less than one per cent. OF the
population. This open account can
not be paid, and while the adjourn
ment Of congress may be followed
by a revival of trade, it is the height
Of folly to look for permanent relief
Under the present system the equi-
librium of business cannot be re-
stored.
The number of manufacturing es-
adjustments in the United States is
253,852; number of persons EN-
ployed, 1922, 595; wages paid, $947,-
953, 1876, or about 95 cents day.
These figures are taken from the
tenth census report. A standing
army of the unemployed is thus
provided. These unhappy people,
together with the distressed rural
districts, are taken out of the pur
chasing classes, and disturb bust
ness by reducing its volume while
the population increases.
1--WE must educate our masters"
was Robert loves famous remark
after an extension of the elective
franchise in England. We are be-
yond that in America. We must
contend with what the Boston Her.
aid calls 'lettered ignorance"
The political economy taught in
the colleges is founded upon false
doctrine. 1t is not the purpose of
this article to discuss better one,
but to show that the present system
is not workable, and will bring dis
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-04-12

the property must CONFORM 10 us
growth. Our experience is that OF
other railroad systems. Instead OF
having a technical railroad man as
vice-president, they have selected
Judge Hall for that Office" The
chief justice of the state OF Penn
sylvania retired from the bench to
become one of the Reading receiv-
ers. The roads of Nebraska last
autumn forced the chief justice of
that state into private life, because
he rendered a decision against their
interests.
An investigating committee of the
Virginia legislature recently found
that three railroads had spent $4,000
each in the legislative campaign of
last year. The Legislature has elect
ed railroad attorney to the United
States senate. Ex-Governor Lee is
rep rted to have said in this connec-
ton: II believe the railroads have
a right to contribute money for cam
paign purposes to protect their
property and interests"
"If the moral character of state
legislatures" observes the New York
Journal of Commerce, "has deteri
grated in the past 40 years, as there
is too little room to doubt, the deca.
dence is partly due to the methods
employed by railroad corporations
for getting concessions, most of
which they ought not to have had"
The ablest legal talent in the
country is retained by the railroads
and pledged to obstruct the evident
intent of the interstate commerce
law. The president of a road run
ming into Chicago declares openly
that his road is defying the commits
sion, but the district attorney cannot
force HIM to confess in court to the
cutting of rates. Congress amended
the act by exempting railroad Off
Gals from prosecution for any Of
lenses revealed as witnesses in an
action to enforce the interstate COM
merce act but federal judge has
recently declared the amendment
unconstitutional Thus has the pol
icy of running railroads by ex judges
and politics lowered the moral tone
of two professions, impoverished
the farmer, oppressed 100000 en-
ployees and fastened the catastrophe
of business generally. By curious
logic of events the economic disturb
ances have contributed to a wide
spread distrust of democratic insti-
tutions on the part of the very men
who by their votes have permitted
aristocrecy.
The conclusion to be drawn from
the condition of the country is that
the equilibrium of business has been
broken. Monopolies, through COM
binations of private capital, special
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-04-12

cts in various parts OF the country,
and forcing the coal dealers to shut
up their places or accept salaries or
commissions. 1t requires no powers
of prophecy to foretell the extermin-
alton of the middlemen in the ready
made clothing trade, and new crop
of idle men,,
Take another line of disturbances.
The loss of equilibrium in railroad
ing brought the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe railroad to book. 1t
had been capitalized upon the basis
of dollar wheat, helped to impover-
ish the sections it professed to serve,
and when it reached the repair shops
Of the United States courts with
receiver in charge, it carried $4,000
per mile of watered stock. 1t owned
or operated 9,345 miles of track in
IA states and territories, and had
entered the commercial field by in
vesting in the Aztec Land and Cattle
Company, the Ranton Coal and Coke
Company, the San Pedro Coal and
Coke Company, the Mineral Belt
Coal and Iron Company, etc. Its
plant can be duplicated with sum
of money equal to the nominal value
of it's watered stock. But competi'
ton, with other systems, forced it
into an indebtedness of $240, 900, 900.
The time came when the problem of
rairoading became a problem of fl.
nanciering, and lawyers and financial
experts undertook to restore the
equilibrium Other systems were
bending under similar loads. While
two years ago AZ railroad systems
controlled nearly half of the mileage
of the country, one year ago 43 sys-
TENS controlled 81 sc per cent. Of the
mileage. In the wreck of roads that
followed, II landed in receivers
hands, with freight rates rising and
wheat and corn continually declin-
ing. These systems fought each
other with one hand, as it were, and
struck at the vitals of the people
with the other.
> Not the least demoralizing feature
of this grand game of self-destruc-
ton, called free competition, is the
incidental degradation of the legal
profession. The law firm that had
the Santa Fe receivership proceed
ings in hand has been known to
charge as high as five per cent of
the indebtedness of a road for fore
closing its mortgage. When the
application for receivership for the
Santa Fe system was made before
federal judge at Little Rock, Ark,
three ex judges appeared as attor-
neys for the Union Trust Company
of New York, a fourth ex.judge for
the Santa Fe system, and a fifth ex-
Judge for the St. Louis & San Fran
cisco road. Some light is thrown
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25

NuBeroem eriebt ber muSfulOie, unabldit9
arbettenoe Gi1iel 6cs S6meineS auf ben
bon ibm abgetpeibeten StelIen 1tt3t nur
ben Bflu9, lonbern arbeitet iogar better als
oteier. Die S6Detne tpilblen lolcbe Stelen
mebrmalS um, 10 baB leBtere cine GltBcrlt
mirDe un6 Lofere 8ei3affenbeit anne6nten,
mergen bic Qderfrume nit ben g flan3en>
lberrelten 6urbeinanber, r~etnigen lie BON
ben Snleften un0 ntelen 1nfrautipur5eln,
bilngen fe burcb tbre @rfremente unb
bolen, tpenn bic Q[derfrume nicbt gar 3u
fla6 lit, fctnen ~ungabren ltntergrlllb berz
Dor, Sine iolcbe Notwithstanding Ietltet
fetn 8Hug. Sci 9roBen Sldben bon
Stoppelfelbern 1T eS ielbtperitdnOli6, baB
81 elmer iDlcben NllsnuBung un6 Bebanoz
lung Derlelben cine grOBere SCRIBE bon
S6peinen eebDrt. gu bcmerfen lit babel
nod, baB ~iIngere S9neine am belten nur
anf bic Stoppelfelber ser @erite unb beS
8ei5ens 9etrieben iperben. Otesenigen Des
&oggens unO Der @rbien eignen iidh ni6t
fiir bieIelben, neil Gog9enz anb grbien7
former fir iunge S6weine elm gu btyi9es
unb barum nacbt6eittges Sutter itnb.
4. 9 lie @Gnie. gu Der 3eit Ser
Grnte finb oielelben in ibrer @%nttpidelung
i6on 10 melt po~r9clbritten, Dab ibnen Elm
Wen9futter bon @ras lllb &0rnern, tpie
eS bic Stoppclfcl6er getpdbrt, Snia9t, un6
ltefern tie oann ais %in9enannte Stoppelz
Qdnie ben erlten @dniebraten nit iaftigem
unb 3uslei9 fernigem Slcii3e. STIR bic
Sans etgnen ii3 5ur 8etpet0ung gBei5en>
@eritez, Safer uno neutrality-suspicious.,
6ielelbe pfliift Sic @rGier aipiiben ben
Stoppeln aus, finbet nit ibrem S6nabel
lelbit perlte6t liegen6e &0rner unb ntrtmt
aucb Deri9iebenes @eipiirm bonn 8obcn
auf. Sbr leicbtcs &Orpergeipicht unb ibre
platten SiiBe lafien Ben 8oben unperdnDert.
Sci fcttem 8oDen trtfft beS6alb Ser aub
inter 2 idon ernGbnte SAT- gu, baB Ser
9tfer ni9t 5u LANCE 3eit our 8emcibung
benuBt, lon0ern Dtclmebr, 1obalo feline
0erbGrtun9 gu b~efiircbten lit, gepenbet
tper6en mub. Sci Ser 8etreibung Der
Stoppelfeloer nit @dnien lit 3u bcriidz.
fi5tigen, baB Sic Grcremente bieier
Gbiere tpe9ell tbrer Shdrfe anberem 8teb
Suipioer it16 l1no bieieS bcShalb auf BEN
nit Gdnien betriebenen SeIbern nibt net
bet. 2ebtere miiien bann i9on ben @Gnielt
a0ein iiberlaiien tperben.
QuS Doritebetber @rorterung tptrb err
Deucn, baB ein lofortiges l1mtpenben Der
Stoppelfeloer unlnittelbar nacb Der @rnte
ais bos bette gerfabreu nur 81 am ricbti>
gen Srte 1T, mo- cine DorDert9e 8%enuBung
burb 8etpei6en, iei eS tpegen Wfangels an
einer OaSu 9eetgneten 8iebgattung ooer aus
anberen tptrtbi6aftli6en @riinben nibt
augGngli6 lit. SIM anberen Sale 1T aber
Bic porberige @eibenubuug burcb S6afc,
Sbpeine unb @drie (au6 @teb) nieht nur
obne S6aben fir ben Qder ielbit, lonbern
burch BEN baraus geso9enen gtuben en-
pfebIen5mertb, iubem Die na6 Der @nte'3u>
riid9ebltcbenelt, oft nicbt u~nbebeutenben
Jteite ais Sutter beripenbet iperben, anbereS
Sutter alio baour3 cripart, uno bas Stopz
pelffelo bon BEN barauf t%pei6en0en Sbieren
gebiirgt mirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25
Ganowirtbidaftltde 8eiIo9e
Der
Jlinois Staats=5eitun9.

SIN 6inbIid auf Bic eroBe 8ebeutltng,
tpelcbe 5uperIdiii8e, raid perOfentIi9te
Gabri9tcn iiber BEN Saatenitanb in ben
ei%nselnen Staeten un6 Counties fir Die
8e1rtbeilung 6es iblieBli6en @rnteausz
falls in benielben, ioipie fir Die bereinltige
0etdltung ser 8reiie Der Telofrii6te be-
iibcn, lift es iebr miini6enstpertb, baB aus
benz &rciie %unierer 2eler ms recbt bGuftg
bierauT besiigIibc Mitt6eilungen gemaAt
merben. SIM Nni9LuB an bieie gtacbri6ten
Iber Saatenitanb uno @rnteausfi6ten iinb
AUDI %ionfti8e 9lugaben in 8e5ug auf ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8etrieb, @artenbau,
bic Obitsuht. Smferei u. l.. ID. fir u%nlcre1
QeierfreiS BON o0gemeinem Sntereiie; 100
eS nOtbig lit, baS 0el6rtebene in etne pais
fen6e Torm fir Sen Druid su brtn9en, un@
ter5icbt Sic 8eOaftiOn ii6 gerne bieier
Wube.
Qtuc fir Sic 8eilage beitimmten M}tts
~tbeiluugen unb Nnfrogen iinO SIT ri6ten an
Mn6reas @ nj II,
Ge6afteur Der Observation-Disclosures 8etz
loge".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25
Infer Btenentan6.

Sn Ser BON Suprtor P. S0leittn 90.
Sbaebtneer rebigirten vOeiterr. unsar.
Sienen>3 eitun9" miro in elmer lGngeren
Nusfibrung bargelegt, in tpelber @etie
6onig bel Der 6eriteaung bon 2iqleuren
au pertpenben lit. Scr NrtifeI lautet:
v9iqueure itnb betanntGi9 iiBzgeiittge
.aromatilcbe @etrGnfc, ipel6e in 9~ertnger
Wenge genoiien, au9cncbm aufregcnb unO
crfrii0en6 mirfsn, Sic IDdti9tett bet
Wta9enihleimbGnte anfahen unb bierburd
CUR 8erbQuun9 %beitragcn. Sbne ben
meniblicben SrganiSmuS irgenDpie gu
i6d6igen, erbObeu iie belien 9e6enStbGtig@
felt rl1o DerleBen ben &Orper in cine frobz
licbe Qlufreguu6. Ser mGBige @enuB ber>
lelben fam besDalb, Dbmobl ite tetnen
eigentIi6en NGbrtpsrtb baben, eripablenen
Berionen beitenS empfoblen tperben.
Stun limb a6er CUTE 2iqreure berbdltniB>
mdBig tDeuer unb lit bierburcb beren @ez
nuB, b~e5iebungsneiie Mnlbuffultg nur
~ppblbabenben Menideu m0oli9. 6ierbet
fommt a6er Der grDBte She'll ser Soften
nicbt auf Die 8eitanOtbeile ocS 9~tqueurS
lelb1t, ionoern pieLme6r auf Die Gr5eugung
unb ben 3mii6enbanbeI. Wsnn ii3 Der
9anowirtb Elm lolc6eS @etrGnf I'M eigeneil
6auSbalte b~eritelt, 10 miro CT 3lpar lelten
Die poIfommene GeinDeit unb Scrttefeit
6es in ben 6abrifen bergeftelten 9iqueurs
e~r3ielen, aber bas 8robuct tDirb in BET
QualitGt uno &einbeit Ser Stoffe Ser Saz
b%rifsipaare faum na6iteben, tuoDl aber 9an3
tDeientlt6 btutger 5u iteben fommcrt.
Die sur 2iqueurbereitung benDtbi9ten
GoDitoffe iinb: 8aiier, Weingetit, Builder
(ooer mas balielbe lit 6ont9) unb aroma
tiibe Grtracte ober &ie6ltoffe.
0as 8aiier, bas biersu 8erpen6ung
ftnoen iou. muB 6emti9 rein iein; am
belten mare boS 6ur6 9eitiQation crbaItene
Woler, oas abiolut fret bon fremoartisen
8eltanotbetlen it,. Splcbes Waiier, baS
in @potbefen &C. fGuflicb tit, f0nnte man ii6
aucb ge8en Inmelbung BEL ber Sinan5z
beborbe = leIblt i'm O8ranntweinfeiiel"
ben man ltatt nit Wtaiiche NIT @ai1er
9etuut bat, er5eu9en. ODD fOmmt bas
Sine tpte bas @nbere foitipieltg unb i6IieBs
lt6 9enlgt aub baS refine &egenma1ier,
belonoers loldeS, bas man an Sagen, al
tpeldben eS ic6on ldnsere Belt Dorber geregz
net bat, 10 boB Die 9d6er rein gez
tpalcben 1tno, lammelt. Wa1cr, 0as bon
3iegeloGcbern trteft, tpir6 oft NIT San6 etc.
9en1engt ietn, tpesDalb man es nortbeilhaft
f~tltrtrt. Srunnen> pber Queumafier miiBtc
man bor Der 8erwenbung tidtig abfocben
un6 nit ettpas SODA Derieben, oamit oie
bartn itetS entbaltcncn fremoortigen Be-
itanbtbeile (SaIf etc. niebergei9lagen UNI
auSSel3ieoen neroen.
Der 8ein9eiit muB abiolut fuIelfrei fem.
Sc meDr concentrirt berielbe lit, ie mebt
@raOe er tpiegt (ber in ben 6anoel fomz
menbe preine 8einse;it" Bat in Ser 9fegel
92-95 @rab, bas lit ebenlopieI Broceni
reiner MtobO), Oeito me6r @arantie fir
Suielfrei1ett beiibt man. Stat reineu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25
Gbtrnpn, ae1nrtap, s5, aant 1894.

ober Tils, o6er bur1 einen Gricbter aus
Tiltrirpap:er geben ldBt; tparen aber idbol1
Die e~in3clnen 8eltan0tbeile trpitaaii6 rein,
5. !. orbentli9 %filtrirt, 10 miro 0teie ipdtere
8roce6ur ielten ~notbpen6ig per6en.
SIT Der 2iqleur gon3 tertig un6 boQ7
fommen flat, 10 iou CT nocb etItDe Moz
ltate, better aber no3 Elm paar Sabre Lang
an einem tpdrmen, burfel 9ebaltcnen Srte
aufbenabrt merOen, melt CT burc6 0a9ern
bebeuten6 an SeinDeit oeS NromaS getpinnt.
Sine fleine Yrobe nit bteiem Stbuftrtc7
speige cmpfeblen mir all ienen 9ciern, pie
!3cit bter3u BADEN unb iid baS nDtbige
@eibif flr iolcbe Sperationen 5utrauen.
SIT ite tbnen ~gelun9en, 10 erbittet Ser bocbz
ipitr6tge 0err Subptior in S90nbeit bel
Oeelf einen flr3en 8eri6t tibet ettpa eez
mac6te ~beion6ere @r%fa6run9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25

men Bic @erberet aber in elmer 8rieffafteaz
anttport gu beibretben, tpdre ein Ding Ser
l1nmDglicAfeit, oa Die 8ei6retbung au9
nur zines e~in3i9en @erbeperfabrenS 81 piel
9taum beaniprucben tpirbe. Bur porlauz
ftgen Gonierptrung bon Seuen uno 6duten
mfrs in ~neueiter 3ett ein 9oppelial5 aus
8oriGure NIT &nlt unb gfatron empfoblen.
Mon iteLt bteies Gonferoirun9slal5 ber,
tnbem man gLeicbc @entbtSmengen @blorz
taLtum, G6tlalalpeter unb 8orlGure in
Waiier oufLDit, f~tItrirt unb 6ann BET nid@
Bigem Seuer per6ainpft. 0aS %geponnene
Sal3 ipir6 6a3u benubt, 6ie 6Gute Guf Der
Sleti6ieite 81 beltreuen. 9luf cine &tnbs7
baut rebnet man 2 8fun6, auf elm fletnez
res Sell, mic auf elm &albfea, ettpa Elm
babes 8fuuO bes Sal8es.
295. 9[nfroge. Sn S6rer Ian6pirtbz
l9aftlt6en 8etla9e bonn 81. Ofat fab i6
6te neue Sta6eIbeereniorte v&eepiafe."
@o[en Sic bic Site 6aben, MIDI miiien
gu lalien, mo ib 8flan5en bon btefer Staz
6elbeere beSieben fDnnte?
Sobn 8artb, Su.
Inttport: S6reiben sic an vGaugban'S
SeeO Stpre", 146 %. @aibinstonitraBe,
G6tcago, BON no fte etniGbriee 9flanSen
Der &eepiafe gu % Gents bas Stiid cher
fir $3.50 pro 9ubenb, GLtere Bflansen
entipre9enb tbeurer, be3ieben f%Onnen.
296. Sre6 zimmerman, 8is.- Oils
8c5ugsqueQe fir bic yGbampton Of the
8orGbzGOie" nennen mir Sbnen biefelbe
Tirma, Die in 8%eantpnrtung Der Sraee SEQ.
295 ange9eben 1T. Ser 8reis elmer Sfan5e
felt fib bort auf 20 Gents per Stid, g
fir 80 Gcnts). Sbre 3pette Srase 1T uns
niht gang beritGnOLt9. @Iniben Sic elm
MitteL gegen bic 8lattlGuie? @enn btes
6er SAL lit, 10 empfe6len mir Sbnen, Die
befa0enen 8flan5entbeiIe nit Seifenlau9e
ob3uipiilen unb binterber nit reinem Wa1z
Ier nadb3uipIIen, tpenn Bic &duberung nit
Gobat sic ntcbt gum 3iele fabrt. Nudb
btft 8eipriben BET befaIenen Gbetle nit
berbiinnten Gabafsertraft.
297. NnFrase. SD babe elm 4idbriges
Soblen, baS baS vpoa @ntl" bat, unb 90
m0bte ib germ tptiien, pb bic &ranfbett
turirt per6en fam pber nicht. 0u9 m06tc
tb germ ben 6euti9en Gauten fir v8oa
Gpil" t%ptiien. Nu8. &iGel, gteb.
Nnttport. Die @entffftel, mie v8ou
VUtl WI 0CutlJ DVtbtI VIZ HuI uutu EtlSIt
@insriff nit benz Wtelier CUR Seiluns gu
bringen, penr bereits cine tptrfli6 eiternbe
6ttel por6anben 1T, banit BET Sitter abb
flteBen fam, ltn6 Oielen @in9riff nit Dem
Wielier ilberLGBt man am belten einem
S6ierar3t. 6anbelt eS it5 erit INN Elm
@enif9ei6mulit, 10 lit aues bel Dem iuns
gen Bferoe 3u Dermeiben, mas einen Druid
auf bic gei1poIlene Stelle ausiben fOnnte,
alto ie6e Oriidenbc Salfter, ooer Elm unpaiz
len6er 3aum Ii. /. 10. Die eiternoe @un6e
muB gut reinge6alten tperben burd Nusz
paid6en NIT Ga~rbolnaiier o6er einem anz
beren 9esinfettionSmittel, 6ann erfol9t
bie SeiIun9 in ben m~eiiten SGGen BON
ieIbit. SIN i6weren Sduett, po cine Opez
ration rDtbig lit, muB ielbitberftGnbli6 Elm
Gbierar8t su 9tatDe 9e5ogen tperDen.
Anfra9en, benen nt6t Ser
bolGe Name ltnb @ obnort bes
SrageftcI1ers betgefI8t 1tnO,
IN anOern in ben Rapiertorb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25
Agricultural supplement

fir 0ie 8aumtpoQenernt tperben no6 aus
Sen Stoaten Seras, 2rfanias, 9ouiitana
uno Mftiiiliippt nit 91-97 Bro5ent Der
gtprmalernte beribtet, in Senne1ee uno
Georgia ftcIen it'd bie Nusii6ten nur altt
IS beSm. rs 8ro5ent. 9~ur6lcbmttltob
tpirb Die 8aumnollenernte III btelen1
Sabre auf 1873 Yro5ent ge9en 1915 Yro7
sent I'M Sabre borber unb 9egen 85.9 i'm
Sabre 1892 9ei9dBt.
Ser nit 8aumipoue bep1an5te 0runo
unb 8o6en lit Inn iecbs 3ebntel Pro5ent
GROCER als i'm 8oria6re.
6. &fee. Sas nit &lee bebautc Nreal
lit I'm 3.9 8rosent f%leiner, ais I'M Sabre
por6er, Die bur6i6ntttIiden 9nsii6ten
fir bic &leeernte itellen ftcb auf 87.8, ge7
gen 92.7 i'm Sabre uorDer uno ge9en 94.9
por Spet Sabren.
Z. &eis. Quf @rIt6en Sablretder
&eispfla13er un0 6Gnoler Bat Der Statt>
filter 6eS NderbaumtniiteriumS iebt au6
ben 9teis unter bic 9robufte aufgenoms
men, iiber bic ct regclmdBige monatli6e
Grntcberi6te Sulammcniteat.
0egen baS 8oriabr itno in btciem Sa6r
MIR 1854 Qrp5ent @rIno un6 Booen nit
9teiS beiGet. SIN Qoutliana bctrGgt bte
2~tuSiaat io9or nur SO 8ro5ent Der bes
@orja9reS. Ser nic6rige 8reis beS Geiics
bat piele 6 flon3er bapon a6gebalteu, benz
ielben in bieicm Sabre ansubauen.
Die Q~uSitcbten fir bic EetSernte iteQen
itb fir DieleS Sabr auf beuti3l9nittlid
1911 8ro3ent.
8. 8ritate. SIR bie gfirIiaernten
iinO Die 8%e6in9unsen in Oieiem Sabre
t~einestpeg5 giinitig gepeien. SIS lit biel
cine Douitdn6ise MiBernte gu ertparten.
Stir bic bauptid6ll6 in Betraht fommen:
ben Staaten itcucn iib Die Nusii6ten uie
foGgt: SEEM Seriep 65 8ro5ent 9elatpar'
10, MarDlanb Fl, Girginia 10, Georgia 7,
Ohio 43, M;3i8an 70, California IS Pro:
gent Der ~nor1nalen @rnte.
Gtmas beiicr iin6 Die QuSiibten fir BIZ
Npfelernte. Sn neun Staaten iteuen ltd
Die Qu8iidteu auf 80 9rojent, in 3e6r
Staaten auf 5pti6en 80 unO 80 8ro5ent,
unb in II Staaten inter 80 Bro5ent Del
Gorma[ernte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25
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ais mOgltb gu geitalten, 1T einem jeben
BON tDren baS &ed6t einger4umt, fieb briefs
Lief oOer munbItb an bie &ebaftion nm
NuSfunft iiber ale tint lan6nirtbidbaftlis
6en 8etrteb it9 auftperfenben Sragen gu
tDenben un6 itnb aucb 9lnttporten auf
irgenD nel9e i'm 8rteffaitcn ber0ftentlib1
ten Tragen erpini6t, benn es tann mobl
fetnem 3metfel u%ntermorfen iein, baB bic
prafttlbe @rfabrung, Die man6er 9anoz
tptrt6 gerabe in lolcben 6Gaen, in benen
um NuSfunft gebeten tptr6, 9e1ammelt
bat, Die aaerbeite 2oiung Iolder Sragen
na3 it9 gu sieben bermag.
9is @ebaftiOn.
POI. Nnfro9e. 8or etnigen Gagen erz
btelt i6 einen lanscn Brief bon einem gez
fannten, Der felt fur3er !3ett in geras
tpetlt. Ser S6reiber bes 8riefes iagt
bartn, 6aB tbm bon $4,000 8trnitedlingen
(auh Jtetler genannD, Die er in 6ielem
Sabre gelteGt babe, rtur 5000 a~ngegangen
leien. Wtetnes @iliens wer6en 8irnbdume
nur aus &ernen ge5ogen, BON Stedlineen
babe tb ME ettpaS 9eb0rt, trob6em icb 6e1
Sobn zines &unlt9drtners bin. 8as metz
men sic nun ba5u, 6err Ge6afteltr, Iieet
ettpas WabreS an ben 8irnftedltngen? I'm
Nntport eriu9t st. &iibne, Ncbrasfa.
4ntwort: Sbr 8efannter in Geras bai
tbetlpeiie Ge6t. Man farm aae 0bIt.
lorten auBer burb Sanlen aucb burd
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-25
Geihter Nahmeis Don Derfdl1auno
oes Gbilifalpeters.


Ser Gbiliialpeter itebt nod INNER bob
i'm 8reiie unb miro bcsbaGb bon 9ept1ien>
loicn 6Gnblern mil &odiala, &aiuit o6er
anberen StaBfurter Sal3en 9efdIi9t. 9a
man aber nit bloBem 9tuge eine Set
mii6ung obi9cr Stoffe nicbt nit 8eltimmta
belt erfennen fam, tDenoct man, naeb Qlnz
gobe 9reber's, fOlgenbe8 8erfabren an !:
Wtan brtn9t in etnem e%tlerncn 20ffel eine
tleine 8ortion bes 3u priifenben G6iliialz
peters ilber Elm &oblenfeuer. SIT Der
GbtLilalpeter ecbf, ID lit CT mach fiinf Wfinue
ten rubig geihmOlsen uno besirnt nod6
peiteren fluf Minuten nit blduliber
Slamme 81 perbrcnnen. SIT a6er 8o9e
ooer StaBturter Sals Oarin, 10 begtnnt
bieies iiber benz Ssuer iOfort gu ipriBen, es
erplrbtrt.