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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-01
HALLS CALIFORNIAN Gee.
Pepsin Wine Bitters.

Prepared from pure rcpain. CalisaYa hnfk,
combined with DOE moat grateful aromatic and
pune Oid Port Wac. maze a combination for
40 diseases HrIsiuE from Any form u MnLlfht
VIZ Torpid Liver, Constipation Loss
Of Appetite, linnui or hiuc-l. ana GU
LAYER. stomach ami unwoIa. hll persons ln
NaiaHHl climate will nul immediate folnl uT
usiug Halls california Pep~iu Wine
titttora. The ropain acuus a. u'resuVc,
thu talisaYa liHrk and the Anomalies, e. q
stronger Tonic and Cafminatito, soc Port Wine
a. n gentle tumulaut making compound
not rVuHllcd 10 tho world
Dor men. women and children otorwortnd
Nv study or otherwise. 10 has no equal, Tor
those HIVun 90 opium or TOO much Htmullntas
Be hhs nn uqual= deatfuYiuF She appetite Tor
ttroaE fumuIanis: Tor Loss Of Appetite a
wine Flnaaiul before eating, 10 VIII HlVC Hn
appsuio and will digest tho food Tor tNl
ufusiu u H a certain cure To TACT lu an
diseases that are doubtful use
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-01
LATE TELEGRAPH.
Another shock stsruss tue Capital Of
Hreece.

Ar,tENs, May LA sharp shock Of
earthquake was felt here ut 2'25 =. M
today. Several lighter shocks followed
but 10 further damage was done
II 10 believed the total l0ta OF Ire
from the earthquake disasters and me
subsequent exposure Of the homeless u
neatly i've hundred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-01
rooK MS own LIrE.
suicide on heard che ocean Steamer
snnIa.

NEW YoRS, May l.--Hafrison Ptice'
aged g., committed suicide by shooting
on the stsamoi saale soon ailef tn'
vessel len southampton LOT lhls port
whore she arrived today. Price was =
native VI the United States but hau
resided 10 England ten yeafa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-01

Having onga7od an expert Wgmaker. arc now ready
take orders wholesale retail swtchors curly
otc.; hair Of all DESCRIPTIONS worked up ana
bought wigs boards, etc, cp stock for remit
masauerada thea costumC5 specially Salt Lake
Costumlng House. OF st South, next door 10 rhoat5r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-01

PEPSlE VINE BITTERS, r" Icy i E@
Dor sale Wholesale or relah by the kEN.
Tutkl LIQUOR CO., 10 .. second south 49,,
salt i.atc CITY. Agents wanted iu uycp town
The Territory,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-01

JOHN c. CUTLER, Merchant Taiors.
agents Mills you order suit Of clothes buy the cloth
Mills
conductors suits made by US ana
" ndwm max the tor the National Guard suits
SO MAIN ST.. SALT LAKE CITY.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
COUNTY
TREASURER'S SALE OF
Lands
FOR UNPAID TAXES
YEARS 1891 AND 1892.

sHfNyH yrl That ng"aoy % the several Acts Of Assembly Of the Com.
h'"r4uh t F'nnsyNahA directing the odcuf selling Uuseated Lands for unpaid axe.
M uNrl purposes ne following uAes adp Nlsot tracts will be sold at public yeudus on
' s.'AdM Monday Old June next DUNE a. lyh,a 10 o'clock a. ~ at he Court House in
.H"N "l"Eani7ut for rrrarlgwut tTidua aud costs accrued on each respectively uu.
ltltet lnl .s.u w. pad UnlLrnLl matt ml
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-02-02
A SHOCKING AFFAIR.
Hugh Thompson blows His Head
OFF Accidentally.


Never in the history OF this section
was a sadder death than that reported
Friday at the cabin OF Charlie Hutch
inson, not far from Tumwater. 1t was
an occurrence which appeals strongly
to the sentiment: and sympathy OF the
entire community.
Alfred Thompson, at one time a
prosperous lawyer with an office in the
Chilberg block, lives on a claim not
far from Tumwater and close to the
old poor farm. Mr.. Thompson had
two sons and one daughter, one Of the
sons being night bell boy at the Olym-
pia Hotel, while the younger, Hugh,
was about ID years old and the victim
OF Fridays sad occurrence. The
family removed here from Australia
about eight years ago, at which time
they were in excellent circumstances
but since that time misfortune has
come upon them through no fault oil
their own.
Mr.. Thompson's youngest son,
Hugh, went out hunting early Friday
morning with a rifle, which shoots
cartridges of 22-calibre. About
o'clock he entered the cabin of Charlie
Hutchinson and was sitting his rifle
down on chair when the trigger hap.
pened to hit his knee and the shell
exploded. The muzzle happened to be
close by his face and the bullet en-
tered his right eye, passing through
his brain and skull. He died within
twenty minutes, not regaining con
sciOusness.
A messenger was Immediately dis
patched on horseback to Olympia to
summon his father, who was in town
and the brother, who was ut the Hote
Olympia. Much sympathy is felt tol
the deeply bereaved family over the
sad misfortune that lfas brought sor
row into their midst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-02-02

LIQUOR LICENSES. - Sixteen liouo,
licenses are now in effect in the CITY Of
Olympia, and only three in that por.
ton OF the county outside. There is
one at Tumwater. although the saloon
is not running; another to A. P. Perry
at Tenino, whose license expires April
7, and the third to l.. 7. Vandermark
at Bncoda, whose license expires in
May. With these exceptions, Thurs.
ton county appears to be decidedly
temperate. The county license is 5000
and the city license $500.
ROYAL ARCANUN.-Then new officers
OF the Royal Arcanum were installed
last Friday night at the X. of P. hall
in the Stuart block. The officers for
1894 are; Past Regent, M. A. Root
Regent, A. :. Oliver; Vice Regent, V.
a. Milroy: Orator, W. l.. Bilger; Sec
rotary, a. c. Going; Collector, Geo.
). Hopkins; Treasurer, b. W. Brint-
nall; Chaplain, A. l.. Campbell
Guide, c. r. Harold; Warden, Geo.
.. WON; Sentry, w. 5. Maris.
HUNTERS RETUEN-H. V. and Wal
ter J. Ogden returned Wednesday from
their elk-hunt on the northern slope
OF the Olympics. The boys shot two
elk and ii deer and had decidedly ro-
mantle trip. The Olympics are buried
in snow and for three nights, in COM
pany with their two trapper guides,
they spread their blankets on the
snow. AS rule the snow was too
deep for successful hunting.
Not QUALIFIED-Not long since
two Liquor Inspectors were appointed
by the County Commissioners under
an old territorial statute, Geo. w.
Hambright and George II. Bailey being
named. Neither of them has qualified,
ascertaining that there is little lucre
in Office. -.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-02-02

>ITF.tI tUM NIS>IONtE.
W. +. Tucker
Gorge Ellis ~
Blank ..... ....
CITY ENGINEER
d. ;. 3. Henry .......... .......... ......
CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
). l.. McClelaud ......... ......
TEAMSTER.
-'ieA !" i'SI' -..-..-.-''' .
ENGINEER OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
e. J. Peterson ......
Joseph Williams ........ .... .....
POLICE JUSTICE
J. G. Rathbun ............. .........
O. &. Lacey ...... 90. ........... - Z
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-02-02
COUNCIL MEETING.
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR THE
ENSUING YEAR.
salaries Adjusted and Much Gen.
erai Business TransaCtcd. - No
Cut i'm Police Force.

Last nights meeting of the City
Council was an extremely busy one,
the session lasting from until 10
O'Clock, and during that period no time
WIS lost. The principal business
transacted was selection OF officers for
the ensuing year. The following tables
show the result OF the vote for the sew
oral ofiinaS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-02-02

FEDERAL APPoINTMENTs.-During
the week President Cleveland has an
pointed VIM. P. Watson, of Seattle,
Surveyor General, in place of Amos f.
Shaw. The appointee is AZ years of
age. graduate OF Yale College, a civil
engineer by profession and for the past
10 years has been engaged in railroad
engineering in the west. He is well
qualified for the position. On the
same day the President sent to the
senate the name of John Y. Terry, OF
Seattle, as Receiver of the Seattle
land office. He was formerly in the
real estate business. These appoint.
ments have put local politicians on the
qui vlve, especially those who have
their optics focused ON the postoffice
and land office.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-02-02

is we'll known throughout this county
and has the sincere sympathy of all,
County Commissioners have re.
ceived an application from R. Gilmore
to be appointed Superintendent of the
poor farm, he offering to perform the
duties for $50 per month for February
and March and $40 per month there
after, in place of Mr.. Critchfield, who
is receiving $50 per month. Mr.. Gil.
more's application was laid on the
table.
The State Auditors office has adopt
ed the fining system for tardiness oil
employees in arriving at work. Every.
one connected with the Office will be
taxed % cents when coming to work
after S:15 P. NJ. If late three con
secutive morning, one days salary will
be deducted, and when the latter con.
dition prevails very often some one
will be dismissed.
The Calhoun Opera Company will
sing Said Pasha" and The Bohem
inn Girl" at Olympia Theater, Mon.
day and Tuesday, February 5th ant
9th. This clever organization is toe
we'll known for comment. Suffice te
say that every attention will be given
to details and nothing left undont
to make this the greatest event
Electrically, of the season.
People living in the vicinity O
Lanes landing, on Westside, have no
yet recovered from their fright Owe
the visitation OF a shark a few day
ago. The monster fish was about 1:
feet in length. 1t has been severa
years since \ shark OF this size ha!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-02-02
Ayers Hair vigor
Ayers Hair,vigor
Prepared by Dr.J. c. Aver s. Co.. Lowell. Mas.
Sherif's Sale
UNDER E6EcurfON.

UNDER E6ECuTtON
IN the Superior Court ofshe State Of Washington
l In and for Thurston eoanty.
Charles Hoyt, Plaintiff, vs. John McSorley, De
PENDANT. '''' =
Under and by virtue Of an execution issued out
OF the above entitled Court on the 23d day of Jan.
uary, 1884, and tn me directed and delivered, upon
u judgment rendered in favor Of the above named
plaintiff, and against the above named defendan,
for the sum of fftyone and 25-l0O ISL 25l dollars
together with costs of suit amounting 10 the sum
Of fourteen (S14O0) dollars3 and amounting in all
to the sum OF sixty five and 25-100 1895 25l dollars
have this day levied UPON all the right title
claim and interest of the above named defendant
John McSOrley, of, in and to, the following de
scribed real estate, to-wit: Lots ore H. two (2l
three t3 four ~; five (5) six 10y, seven ~ eight
49,. nine (9, and ten l0), OF southeast quarter Is
4. ~ of Swans Addition of Blocks ffty-nine (59)
sixty 1907, sixty (61), sxtyf0ur t64 sixty-five
1851 and sixty.six 100 to Olympia, WashinS ton
according to the official plat on file in AUDITOR
Office of Thursion county, Washington and public
notice is hereby given that will, on the 26ih day
of February. A. ID. 1894, at 10 o'clock A. M of said
day. at the front door of the Courlh ouse of said
county. in the city of Olympia, sell the sam e al
public aucton according TO law to the highest
bidder, for cash in hand, or so much thereof a.
may be necessary to raise sufficient to satisfy said
above last named amount, together with increased
costs and increased interest.
Dated January oath, 1894.
G. s. PRINCE,
Sheriff of Thurston county, Washington
JOHN X. MITCHELL. Attorney Tor Plaintiff
Date OF first publication, Jan. 20, 1894.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-02-02

The election of the police force was
deferred one week, giving time for the
committee appointed last week to in
terview Chief of Police Snyder re-
garding the requirements OF the city in
in this line, to make written report.
Bills were allowed and ordered paid
as follows:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

Greunb tpieber CUR entieBliben S4ens
te. Die1es Mal sinas better. MQs
mdlia tbaute 9err S4ulae auf unb
purbe fibel. Gr iaerate nit ben 3ets
tunastrGserinnen, nit ben Weibern,
bic vGier unb Oar" bauiierten, turS. ct
fano aulebt ben Nufentbalt bimmliid
idDn, bic @sislidaft reioenb, bas 8tsr
famos, 10 baB bic Reibe bes 8aneez
tper :ens an 8rislb:rser tam. ~Mu
ipeb, ben bats idon genepft!" murmelts
er bspentlid. Isle. iebt. eeb'n mer
bpam!" rSa9 teene Sbee! 0erebrteiter.
bisr lit Is gu siinitis!" llnb mil
freunblidem Woblwouen betradtete
Der Sobn Der Spree bic trintenoeu
@ruppen bon 1amilien unb @arepns,
@eifen unb Mrmen, Mlt unb Sung.
bic i'm 8eibe @ambrinens lire Grbo=
lungs1tunben perlebten. Sein gu t.
freuno aber kufate: ga, ba sratulir' j.
ME tper / ben beimbrtnaa!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
~ 25O 600 3Gnbeu, bic 1 1i2

nit ca. 25O,OOO 8anoen, bic I 1i2
Wiuionen Mal auseelieben tpuroen'
Man aenirt iid fat, bic 8erlinsr Sab
len: ~ 8ibliotbeten nit 1OO,33O San1
ben, 1853, 155 8enutungen uno e1nem
8ubaet bon 27,6O5 81. baneben ol 'tel@
len. limb bod barf iib Berlin NIT ben
meiiten beutiden @robitdotsn IN o'e!er
8eaiebung nod mehen. Nur tpen19e
baben ei9ene 8ibliotbeten, in anoeren,
nie in Dresden, Wien, Grantturt a..
M., Bremen, 8refelo. @Hen. Wtesbaz
ben iinb riibrise 8ilbunsspereine be-
miibt, bas Manto, ioueit bic pripat<
tbdtisteit baau i'm Stanbe 1T, ausauz
alei9en. Gin3elne bteier 8ibliotbsten
neifen perbdltnibmdbia re@t bea4tensz
tpertbe 2eiitungen auf. Die 8remer
Gentralbibliotbet eraielte 1891 NIT
100000 8Gnpen $4,000 8enubunger.
bic 0oltsbibliotbeten bes g%emetnnibi=
gen 0ereins in Dresden, bic bon Der
|5tabt nit ca. 1000 Mart unteritiibt
tperben, leiben ibre $4,000 8dnbe I'M
Dur&fdnitt flint biz feds Mal aus.
Die ca. 5000 8ii9er entbaltenoe 8t=
bliotbet bes 8refeloer 9anomerterz
unb 8ilounespereins erreihte 1891
1900 8enubunsen. Mber tpte sroB
1T Der Mbitanb bon jenen 3ablen BEG
gluslanbes! Daou tommt, bab fi4 in
sFrantreib unb Norbamerita bic
@oltsbibliotbeten ni4t etpa auf bic
ar0beren Stdbte bei9rdnten, fonoern,
dbnli9 tpie i'm R0nisrei4 @a31en, IN
bic tleinften Orti@aften porgebrungen
fnb. SIN Sabre 1885 batten bic Der
einigten Staaten na4 prof. &epers
Mngaben $40 8oltsbibliotbeten NIT
|2O Mi1ionen 8dnben. Sn ben bier
Seinebepartements murben bon 1889
Big 1891. 200 Woftsbtbftotbeten &C.
Qriinbet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
YbotoArapbtrem unter @aKer

Die Mogli9teit. au9 unter benz
WaKer photographer aufnebmen gu
%t0nnen, 1T audi bier3ulanbe f9on er=
Drtert tporben, bob lit man bieiem
tpetttragenben @ebanfen ME pratti16
ndber 9etreten.
Sect bat Elm fran5Df19er @elebr=
ter, 81. 8outon, Elm biesbe3ii9li9es
@erfabren erfunoen, bag es inn er=
m0gli9t, pbotograpbi14e 8ilber auf
benz @runb bes Meeres, pber tpenigz
items mebrere tauienb SUB unter Der
Sber1G4e, auf3unebmen, unb ct lit
jebt, nit prattii@en @er1u9en i'm
Mittelldnbti@en Meere, unpeit Der
fran30iif@en = 3oolo9i19en @tation
8anpuisz iurzMeer, bef4dftigt. l1eber
biefe tntereiIanten Experiments mirb
m%ttgetbeilt:
Ser Doctor trdgt einen setp0bnli=
9en Sau4eran3ug NIT %ungetpDbnli4
i@meren bleternen @9uben, bamit er
einen mDgli9it itetigen Salt unten ia
ben tann. 8emertensnertb lit audi bet
S9auplab oer @erlu9e. Denn bic
l1mgegeno' bon 8anpuisziurzMe mar
bon ben alien @0mern in Der Rai1er=
oeit beiiebelt, unb man4e @uinen r0z
mii@er 2anbbduier unb anberer
pra4tbauten, bic ebebem am Strano
bes Meeres itanben, finb f@on fett
pielen Sab%rbunoerten auf ben @runb
Ger See btnabeefunten. 9ier, ME
bel adj an%bermdrts, tam al1o, auBer
ben Observation-Disclosures, au@ Bic Mz
tertbumstunbe unter umitdnben bon
bieier 8erpoltommnung Der pboz
to9rapbietunft @ortbeile baben, lei es
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
8oItSbtbIiotbeteu.

@inem Mrtitel Der rNation" iiber
v@oltsbibliotbeten in Deuti4lano uno
i'm Muslanb" BON s. Seps entnebmen
mir folgenbe lebrrei4e 8er9lei9ung:
I'm benz laufenben @tat Der @taot
Berlin iteben fir 81 {tdbtii9e Bolts
bibltotbeten gan3e 24,;3OO M., aus an
beren Quel1en tommen nod 1906 bin
gu, 10 baB Der @eiammtetat Der 81
bliotbeten nit 27,605 80. abf4ltebt.
Mit elmer 1ol4en @umme etuas Be-
mertenspertbes 3u leiiten, lit gang unz
'm1gli9. Nab ben Mngaben bon
Yrof. &eper in Wten murben bagegen
in Bottom $3.50 $4,000 Mart, in
Qonbon 1881 100000 M., in Gbiz
ca9o C891) 100000 ST., in Sionep
Q891) 100000 81, in Manbefter uno
2iperpool 1880 ie FAC, 1000 M., in
8aris (1891) 100000 80. fir bic
@oltsbibliotbeten a%ussegeben. Sn
Gnglanb 1T es ben @tdoten geitattet,
cine beionbere 8ibliotbetsfteuer gu erz
beben. SIM Sabre 1890 batten infolge
beKen 40 @tdbte grobe 8i%bliotbeten
nit mebr als 100000 8enubungen
i'm Sabre, 80 @tdbte - bon 2onbon
unb @lasgon ab9eieben peifen 10
MiQipnen 8u4benubungen. idbrlt4
auf. Die 2onboner @oltsbtbltotbeten
lieben lire 100000 8dnbe i'm Dur4z
19nttt elf Mal aus, er3ielten mttbtn
2 112 Mt1ionen 8enubungen, Manz
DIETER notirt nit 100000 8dnben 1
112 Mi1tonen 8enubungen. 9emsez
9eniiber rangtrt Berlin etma nit Srtz
{4aften tpte Mberbeen (1O5 5000 Gin
tpobner), Nenca5 tile $4,000 Ginpobz
ner), Yortsmoutb (159,0O0 @inpobz
ner), Dunbee $4,000 @tnnobner),
nur nit benz lnteri9tebe, bab bic 8tz
b{totbeten bic er @tGbte NIT einem
5tpei Bis flint Mal tleineren 8ii9erbez
ftanbe in ber 3abl Der 8enuBungen
Berlin nabe3u errei4en.
Mi4t minber grobarti9 linb bic 2eiz
itun9en ber amerttanii9en 0oltsbii4ez
reien, an ber Spite bic in einem groz
Zen, etgens gu bteiem 3pede erbauten
palaite undergraduate 8oitoner Bolts
bibliotbet nit $4,000 8dnben unb
100000 8enuBungen. Singer aber
in 8e3ug auf bic berfugbaren Mittel
n~euerbinss nod 9iiniti9er geite1t, finb
bic 0olfsbtbIiotbeten in @bica9o, bic
nit 100000 8dnben AUDI 1905 900
8enuBungen er3ielten. parts bate
1891, 81 itdbtii@e @oltsbtbltotbefen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
9raHelfult,,r tn 8rantret6.

9ie @e1ammtausfubr BON Speife<
triiffeln in Grantrei@, 14reibt bic
,6unb9rube" betrug Dor ldn9erer t3eit
19on 1,5OO,O0 0 Rtlosramm i'm Merz
tie bon 15,881,0OO Grancs; ber periz
sorb allein er3eust jdbrli@ ettpa 1907
600 Rilosramm i'm Wertbe bon A.
O0O, 900 Tranes unb bic perigorbtrif=
fel gibt 9egenpdrtis fi4tr Mnlab gu
einem llmfaB bon 50,0OO,OoO Grancs.
Sn Deuti9lanb perben ba9egeu In
ben siinftigften Sabren nur 1000 Raoz
aranlm gu etpa 5000 Mart geerntet.
Ser @runb biefiir liest auf Der 9anb.
plinius glaubte, man tonne bic 29rifz
feln ni9t fulttptren. 9ie Granoofen
basesen baben f@on ldngit grobartiee
Rulturen an9elegt, lie lieben bic fritz
ber i'm perigorb auB erorbentli& bduz
figen Meinberse fat bur4peg eingez
ben unb pflan3ten bafir junge Gi4enz
anlagen, an beren 8ur3eln bic 9riifz
fet am beiten gebeibt. Der @rfolg
3ei9te fi& balb. Die 8riffeltultur
lpbnt 1t4 Dre1> bis fu1f11dl betler als
ber Meinbau. Dte @emeinbe, bon
Gu3ance tpar, bepor ie 9riffeltultur
trieb, cine Der drmft ten i'm Departement,
ieBt lit fie >eine ber rei9ften! Gin Gin
tpobner, ber nod por 80 Sabren muir
Elm tleines 2anbsut i'm @ertbe bon
$1,000 Grancs beiaB, pertauft felt Is
oDer 20 Sabren a1ein idbrli4 fir
5000 Grancs 3riiffeln! Sol&e 3abltn
ipreben. @oqte es nt@t - beiBt IS
in ber "@oF. 3ts." an Der 3ett fem,
bic 9ruffelfultur AUDI Bel uns etn3uz
fiibren! De 9riiffeltultur 1T nt4t
i@mierig, es ltegen genaue llnterfuz
@unsen iiber rationale @erfabren &C.
mug por, bic Sriiffel 1T auberbem felt
alter 3eit i'm iiiblt4en Deuti@lanb
einbeimii@; moran liest es eigentli@,
bab nod ME 8eriu@e bel uns gema9t
purben9! @tele bunberttaufenb Mart
seben fir bieien 2%u1usartitel na4
Grantrei@, es geniise anaufibren, bab
bic &pltner !9otalse eqi4aft Scr
&aiferbof" anetn idbrlt@ fir 10000
bis 10000 Mart etngema@te 9riiffeln
be3iebt! .5
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08

Das idSne @.1dledt unb oasp gi<
serltbum, tpeldbe 70 strne in tiinitliz
den Wobleeruden lidudsen, baben
ii9 tpobl nts @ebanten gema9t iiber
bic @ei9tdte Der parfamerien uno
lire uriprineli4e Mnuenbuns. sic
baben aud i9on ibrer Nerpen tpe9en
@runb, ni4t bel barau au benten.
TN per5teinerte unb permauerte' Wer=
aansenbeit p~erliert fi@ bic @et4i4te
Der parfImerien, bic man ia f4on IN
ben altei ten Soften Gspptens unb @bi=
mas tannte. Nt9tsbeitopeniser 1T fie
nod i'm We1entli9en beutli4 erfenn=
bar, unb lie bat einen einigermab ben
eru1eligen Musgansspuntt. :
gu iener Soften, als man ben gute11
@Dftern broben, iopie ben tobten Wtit=
menfden, nod iebr rei&li4 @ranb=
OFFER bra9te, nidt muir bon lebenben
Sbieren, ionbern beionbtrs aud bon
Meni&en n, ba tpurben parfamerien.
aunddt in @eitalt moblrie4enber 9olz
Ser uno. pulper, bic man in @au@
aufoeben lieB, angepenbtt, um benz
unanqenebme1 @eru@ brennenoen
Meni9enf ei]des entsesenoumirten, tilr
ben man immerbin audi bamals cine
empfnbli6e Ma1e bate. @ebr aetttg
qing man ieboa ba5u uber, bic Wobl<
qeri4e ni9t Bios Bel folden 9rauttgen
Spferbanblunsen, fonbern Bel Geflidz
tetten Der per19iebeni ten Dirt, 1otpte as
a0gemeine Gbrenbe3eugung filr bobe
DISQUALIFICATION an3utpenben.
Ser @ebrau9 bon parfumerien in
fpdterer 53ett unteri4ieo fi4 i'm We=
ientliden nur baour& BON benz trlz
beren, bab Ct ii9 INNER mebr out que
0ottSttaden ausbebntt. Sc 1T be-
3et9nenb, bab i4on Dor mebr. as
bier Sabrbunberten ba unb bort @ez
febe qeQeu ben 2uruS NIT parflmerten
erlaFen tpurbe. Manntgfalttger 1T
bic 8ereitung Der &ie4itoHe nur in Der
abenbldnbH@en @elt se&porben.
801e unb unsalante Menf4en be-
baupten, baB lie nod bsute manhmal
bur9 bic Iiine Der rWoblgeru4e" IN
Sbeatern u. +. IN. an jene uripringlt4e
M%ntpnabunq Der parfimerien erinnert
piirben. Mit Re@t pirb n~euerbinss
barauf aufmertiam sema@t, bab bel
alien @i4parfiimirtn t%pentsitens bic
natiirli@e Reinlid1teit ni@t pernad'
ldiitst tperoen iolte.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-02-08
unfere @anoelS Hottie i'm @er8let&e
nit OCT europdifGen.

Dur& bic pabrenb unieres 8irser=
trieges 10 iebr bon England begiinz
itigten observation-disclosures tpurbe bic
@4tfffabrt ber Ser. @taaten in frem=
ben Meeren gr0Btentbeils 3erftDrt.
Denno4 baben bic Ser. @taaten gez
genpdrti9 bic ~3peitgr0Bte @4tfffabri
in bers Welt. Das berSeutli9t BET
"pbtlab. Demotrat" 10:
Scr Sonnem= @ebalt un1erer San=
oelsflotte i'm Ginan3jabr 1925
betrug 4,825,07O. SIM porberaeaar1=
genen Tinan3iabr 1891-1892 Bate
oer Sonnengebalt 4,765, 921 betragen
Die 3unabme lit serine unb erI9eint
auf ben eriten 8lid nod unbebeutenbe,
oabur4, oaB ii@ biefelbe muir auf Der
beimt14en 9anbel, bic Ruiten=
@tromz unb ezS4tfffabrt be3iebt
pabpeno ii@ fir bic SceanzS 4iff:
fabrt iogar cine Mbnabme ergiebt.
~Oben tpurbe bas Wort eri@ein:
9ebrau@t. Denn tbatid@li9 1T bas
@erbaltniB unierer S4tfffabrt au1
@4ifffabrt europdi59er Natipnen uni
benz Sonnengebalt ibrer 9anbelsflot:
ten bur4aus ni4t 10 un3ufrieoenitel
lenb. Die &iiitenitr0me unb Seen be,
Union itellen Elm S4ifffabrtsgebie
bar, tpie lie tein europdti9es 2anb BE:
iBt. 9e Meerestiiiten bon gang gu
ropa crit t0nnen NIT benen uniere:
Union pergli4en perben.
Der @eepertebr 5pii4en Trant:
reid, @nglano, 9euti9lano, Stalier
u1m. gilt als Oceani4ifffabrt, mGb:
renb Der @ertebr an un1eren SETTER
nit ibren oft piel tpeiteren Gntfer.
1ungen als beimii@e unb als &iiiten: