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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Women Anthropologists.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The ninth
annual meeting of the Women's An.
thropological Society Of America is in
session in this city. An attractive
programme of papers by members OF
the society has been arranged. Among
the members of the society are Mrs.
Emma Louise Hitchcock, Mrs. Mary
Parke Foster, Miss Alice G. Fletcher,
now president; Miss Florence Spofford,
Miss Kate Field, Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe, Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland,
Miss Amelia B. Edwards, Miss Edna
Dean Proctor, and a host Of other well
known women in the United States,
England, Europe and Greece.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
DIVER MUST SHOW CAUSE.

Complaints of a Serious Nature Lodged
Against Gotham's Police Justice.
NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Patrick Div.
yer, police justice of the city of New
York, may be compelled to show cause
why he should not be deprived of his
judicial functions. 4 petition with
that end in view has been lodged with
Joseph f. DAILY, chief judge of the
court OF common pleas. The petition
alleges on information and belief that
Diver is habitually careless, negligent
and inefficient in the discharge of the
duties of his Office; that he has been
guilty of malfeasance in office; that he
has scandalously and disgracefully
offered brides to secure the Justification
OF election returns; that he has been in
conspiracy and collision with green
goods swindlers, and that he has en-
gagged in public brawls, to the degrade.
ton Of his Office and his own personal
disagreement. The petition is signed
by live taxpayers of this city, of whom
n is Isaac K. Funk, the publisher,
and another Charles E. Sprague, presi.
dent OF the Union Dime Savings bank.
The petitioners do not represent any or
g%anization, but are acting in their indi-
vidual capacity. The law provides that
charges against a police justice may be
tried publicly, before the judges of the
court of common pleas. Diver was a D
pointed a police justice by Mayor Hugh
J. Grant. It is not of record that he
had practiced or read law, being at the
time of his appointment, the keeper of
a saloon on Park Row: The pay of a
police Justice is SIS, 900 a year.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Used by Two Railroads.

YANKToN, S. D., Nov. Ex-senator
Pettigrew was here on business con-
nected with the building of the bridge
across the Missouri river at Yankton.
He said he had reason to expect that
the bridge would be completed within
a year and that it would be used by
two railroads, presumably the Great
Northern and the Illinois Central.
Senator Pettigrew will go to Hot
Springs, Ark, to recuperate before
congress convenes.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Had No

M1NNEAPoL1s, Nov. 24.-G. Snesrud.
who is charged with treating diphtheria
cases in South Minneapolis according
to methods contrary to law, was ar
rested and arraigned in the police
court. He admitted that he had been
treating cases of diphtheria and also
that he was not a physician or author
zed in any way to practice as such. He
was fined $50 and warned against re-
peating his offense.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
State Fishing Nets.

OSHKOSH, Wis, Nov. 24.-Christian
and Manuel Peterson, father and son,
residents OF Calumet county, on the
other side Of Lake Winnebago, have
been arrested for stealing nets from
local fishermen. Over two niles of nets.
valued at $500, were found concealed
on their premises.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Spokane Bank Goes Under.

SPOKANE, WASH, Nov. 24.-The Citi-
zens' National bank here has gone into
voluntary liquidation and did not open
it's doors Thursday. The directors
claim its assets are more than sufficient
to pay all depositors in full. The assets
are said to be $500, 900 and the liabili-
ties less than half.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
To Eulogize Webster and Stark.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The New
Hampshire senators will ask the senate
to set apart the goth Of December for
speeches on the reception Of the statues
of Daniel Webster and General Stark,
which are to be placed in Statuary hall
by the state. The statues have not vet
reached the city, but are expected to be
in place by that date,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Will Prosecute q NIiser.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Nov. 24-Mrs.
Martin Cox, wife Of a miser, re.
Gently died, and it is charged her death
was due to starvation and neglect. A
visitor found her lying on the bare
boards in one room, while her husband
was counting gold in an adjoining apart
ment. Cox will be prosecuted for caus-
ing her death through neglect and
cruelty.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Ordered a Recount.

RoLLA, N. D., Nov. 24.-The COM
m~issioners of this county have ordered
a recount on the Office of register of
deeds, and on petition Of DR.. w. II.
Lane the recount Of the legislative vote
in Rolette county will take place at the
same time. The point at issue is
whether stickers. unmarked, shall be
counted.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Carver aud Brewer Matched.

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-Between now
and May l, 1895, DR.. Carver and j. L.
Brewer will shoot a series of ten
matches for the live bird championship
Of America. Each match will be at 100
birds. The stakes will be $500 a side.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Big Sawmill Shipments.

ASHLAND, Wis, Nov. 24.-The I'M
usual sight Of nine lumber boats load
ing at n mill was presented at Ash
land during the day. The Shores Lum-
Der company's mill, where the boats
are loading, has shipped 81, 600, 900 feet
Of lumber this season, the largest ship
ments of any concern on Lake Supe.
~:o~ rE..s aa.. 5-5sEa @Fe #
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
They Like the New Gar,

LONDON, Nov. 23.-A st. Petersburg
dispatch to The Standard says that at a
meeting of the state council Wednes.
day the czar created a highly favorable
impression by a display of unexpected
o%ratorical fuency and his mastery
grasp Of the political subjects sub
mitted for his Judgment. His majesty
is winning golden opinions on all sides
by showing himself equal to his oner-
BUS position.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Some Steep Figures.

HoT SPRINGS, s. D., Nov. 24.-Five
million dollars worth of cattle have
been shipped to eastern markets from
the Black Hills this fall. All this stock
was fattened from the nutritious grasses
Of the 100 miles square comprising the
Black Hills. OF this total it is esti-
mated that 81, O0O,O 900 is profit.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
R4duced PASSENGER Rates.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 24.-The Wabash
has announced a rate of S. Kansas City
to St. Louis and return, to protect its
St. Louis business because Of the cut by
the Rock Island and Burlington, Chi
cago and Kansas City. The Missouri
Pacific people say they will meet the
cut. The prospects are that a general
reduction in passenger fares will ensue.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Burned to Death.

VIRGINIA, Mimi, Nov. 24.-The serv-
ant girl employed by DR.. Miller, who
was burned while trying to light a fire
with kerosene oil, is dead. This is the
second fatality caused by kerosene in
the last month,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
just a Matter of Conjecture.

ROME, Nov. 24.-In regard to the
statement circulated by a news agency
that the belief is expressed here that
Mgr. Eorenselli, the papal nuncio to
the Netherlands, will be appointed
apostolic delegate to the United States
to succeed Mgr. Satolli, the matter is
simply conjecture. It is stated on good
autho. ity that the Rev. Father Rocker,
vice rector of the United States college
at Rome, will succeed the Rev. Father
Papi as secretary to the apostolic dele
cation at Washington.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Minneapolis, Water SUNNY.

M1NNEAPoLIs, Nov. 24.-The special
committee of the city council on the
proposed reservoir has voted to accept
Thomas Lowry's offer of As acres on
Columbia Heights, and recommends an
appropriation of $4,000 out of the
waterworks fund to begin the prelimin.
arY work.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Dedicate a Creek cbn-oh

P1TTsBURG, Nov. 24.-Bishop Nicholas
of San Francisco. is in this city and will
dedicate a new Greek Catholic church
here, one of the few in this country.
The bishop wears a crepe veil, out Of
respect for the late Gear Alexander III.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Suing a Woman for Breach OF Promise,

CENTERv1LLE, Mich, Nov. 24.-The
unique spectacle Of a man suing a
woman for. breach Of promise of mar
rage has created a sensation here.
Arthur Musselman of Mendon claims
that Mrs. Solomon Dillon encouraged
his attentions and finally proposed mar
riage to him, but now declares there
was no engagement between them.
Musselman sued for damages. The
trial Of the case is now on.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
She Wants $4,000.

MANKATo, Mimi, Nov. 24.-The
breach of promise case of Victoria A.
Stein Of Chicago, against G. II. Saul
paugh for $50, 600, has been set by
agreement for Dec. II. It is thought
the suit will occupy the time Of the
court for two weeks.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Boom in Coal Freiebta.

BUFFALO, Nov. 24.-There is a boom
in coal freights which is without pre-
cedent for the last 10 days in Novem-
Der. There are 100, 900 tons offering for
shipment, nearly all Of it for Chicago.
There are 81 vessels under charter now.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Northern Pacific Indemnity Lands.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.-The score.
Of the treasury has approved
clear list No. 9, embracing %, 1888 acres
selected as indemnity by the Northern
Pacific Railroad company from the sec.
onl indemnity belt in the Duluth dis.
trict Of Minnesota. The lands will
now be patented to the company.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Fell Down Stairs.

MONTGOMERY, Mimi, Nov. 24.-John
Kouba fell down stairs at a wedding
dance Tuesday night, sustaining con-
cussion of the brain from which he has
ainna dad
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
win Have . New Courthou.e.

Sparta, Wis, Nov. 24.-The county
board Of supervisors for Monroe county
have voted to appropriate $50, 1000 for a
new courthouse.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
A Lumberman Killed

SALTWATER, Mimi, Nov. 24.-A. ".
Swanson was killed by afalling limb
at Gus Sections camp, Sand creek.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Ferry Boat Damaged.

New YORK, Nov. 24.-The ferry boat
Netherlands from Hoboken, in making
her slip at the foot of Barclay street,
struck the bulkhead, tearing out the
after part of the mems cabin and in
juring four passengers.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30
Threatened Manufacturing Plants.

Lyons, Ia, Nov. "a. Fire at Fulton,
beyond the fire limits, seriously threat
ened large manufacturing plants, but
the bucket brigade's efficient service
confined it to Guthrie & Moulton's
meat market and Matthews & Thomp.
sons grocery. Loss, $4,000; insured
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-11-30

Will live again in these pictures and &C.
c~ompanying descriptions, the delights they
experienced on that memorable trip to the
Fair. They are sure 10 exclaim, "Why, it
seems as though l am right therev'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-03
Die DetSenernte in Jllinois.

gtacb BEN I'M Q(Gerbouamt 6es Staates
Sainots ein9elaufencn 8eribtcn iber bic
OtesiGbrige @ciSenernte eritredte Der 8alt
oteier 9etretbeart itb beuer in genannten1
Staate iiber 2,071,3 54 Qcres 0anb, bas
9rDBte Sldcbengcbiet, pclbes felt 1883 benz
g8ei3enbau gebtent bat. Sel6itueritGnoli6
liegt in ben groBen 3aDIen BET BEN jcbtgell
nieorigen 8ei5enpreiien ipenig Sroit fir
ben Sarn1er uno Die Sbatia6e, baB ct iebt
2 8HiDel 8ei3en erntet, 100 ct friiber uur
einen einbeimlte, fam leincm 6eraen feline
belonOere SreUOe b%creiten, iolange ct 3tpei
8uibel flr be1lelben 8reis berfaufen muB,
ben ct friiber fiir einen 8ulbel er6icLt.
9enno9 itno Die angefiibrten s3abLen bon
Snterelie. Nuf Der ertpGbnten @ebietsz
flGbe Wur6en 41,315, O99 8ui6eG g8et5en
geerntet, Elm @ytrng, Der in Ser @eIcbibte
oe5 Staates MIR 0reinta( ibertrpfien NOR
Den 1T, nGmlib i'll BEN Sabreu 1879, 1880
utO 1882. Ser beurige 9urbiobnttts>
ertrag aber Ton 20 8u19cL per Qcre lit nocb
ME itbertrofen Doroen. SIM n0r6licben
3beile 0eS StaateS tptro rur tuer1ie Weisenz
ban getrteben Der @rnteertrag iteate 1i6
bier mn auf 2,391,757 8uibeL = inn mittz
lercn SQinoiS jebo9 betrug 6te @rnte
2O,7 ,232 un0 im lii6licben 1857, ITO
8ulbcL. Ser 9urcbicbnittSertrag pet Ncre
fteute iib i'm n0rblicben Staatsgebiete auf
81, int mittterer auf % un6 i'm iibliden
auf Is 8u1bel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-03
agricultural 91tppletate1tt.

Die oerotente 8eacbtung %sutpenoen ioute.
9tber Die i3eiten Grberten ii3 uno Die Sar7
mcr gelangtel1 en6ltcb gu Ser lleberseugul1g,
baB Ser &leebau, penn lpitemattl6 betrtez
ben, es gu @egc brin9en fGnn, berurterge7
fommene SGnbereien wieber crtragStGDtg
sl geitaLten, ie nit Stiditoff 81 bereibern,
ben llntergrun6 auf5ui9IteBen unb aus5u7
beuten.
Der &leebau btl6et SaS Sun6ament Oes
Q(derbaus uno et1en ipeientli9en Saftor in
ser MISUNDERSTANDING Ser Sru9tbarfett
bes 8o6ens. Slice ge6et6t, tpie i6on 9ez
iagt, auf taft alien 5pedmdBig ber9ertbte7
ten un6 bearbeiteten 8obenarten, un6 UNI
einen Nnfong nit benz &leebau ST. mtacben,
ei9net iib Der Sncarnat>& lee in gang Dorz
Siiglicber gSeiie. St gebeibt auf einem
8o6cn, altf tpel9em ielbf init ben ges
ip0bnIi9eu &leelorten fein @rfolg gu erz
sielen lit un6 lit cine Bhan5e, out ipelcbe
pebsr Srodenbeit npb &dlte etnen i6Goz
licbei1 @iufllIB auSSuiiben bermeg. Sn
bteier 8c5ieburg fam er ais elm pabrer
Segen fir Die amerifanii6e 2an6mtrtba
idaft anseieben mer6en. SIM 8eiibe Der
guten Giaenibaften Der aepObnli6en &leee
ortcr, g~eiellen iib bel ibm 81 biclen no3
cine wiberitanbSfd6t9e 9tatur uno sroBe
GrtragsfGbigfeit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-03
Gin Wort an Diebsadter.

Scr MiBerIolg ser MatSernte in Soipa,
Nebrosta II. /. NJ. bat unter ben 6arutern
un6 8ie6Si6tern bortielblt sic gfei9un9
iDaeb g%eruien, ibr 8te6 nett ultter Dem
8ertbe 3u Derfaufen, muir um ntcbt in Die
Sage SIT fo1nn1en, BET etntreteroem 6utter1
nlalgel Oil 6aS Gieb enttpeDer nit tDeurem
@elbe bci6afftes Sutter gu f%iittern, ooer
Die Tbiere Dem 0erbungern p~rets5ugebelt.
Sin iol6es boitt9eS Gorgeben i6etnt aber
bur6aus ni6t gere6tferti9t, I'M 9egehtbetl
ptele Der 8ieb3ii6ter int Soma un0 an6eren
tpeitliben Staten iuerbel1 gut oaralt tbult,
lolJe SpTer ntbt 5u ~bringen unO lteber
ba5 sum Nnfoufe bon &Ornerfutter, Sen,
&leie Strob II. +. ~. erforberlibe 0e(O,
nenn Tie ioLcbeS nic6t baben 5u
bergen. Sn ienen @e9en6en linb nob ge>
niigeno 0ctreibeDorratbe unO a1Oeres Suit
ter pprban0er, uno tDern III 0ielem tSerbite
nOcb eiu @raSDu6S Iol9t unD itb Die Nuf1
regltlg ettpaS 9elegt baben tptrb, fam
SHUTTER bD6itpabrl6einIi9 GIT maBigen
8reiIen erlangt iperben. MdbrcnO 0er
nGcblten Bret 0tonate aber iolten &ieb7
6eiiber nit. WtaB un6 3teL beim Suffer-
a~ntaufe por9eben, benin ba0ur9 miro Derz
3iitet, baB bur6 cine 5u 9roBe gfa6frage
Die 8reiie fit &0rnertutter au3u iebr in Die
S0be getrteben per6en.
@enn Sun9oieb ben 8i1ter iiber mil
biuigem Sutter ~uerlorgt un6 I'M WGr3 nit
~geringen Wengen Don &orncrfutter gefiitz
tert miro, 10 lit itcbere Observation-Disclosures,
DAB es 1ab Senubun8 Der SomnterDeiDe
einen 5ieunli6 euten YreiS 6rtneen miro.
8feroe un6 St5afe bon gutter Oualitdt
unb inter Dem mittleren Sitter iouten allo
bon Ben Sarmern ni4t DerduBert tperDen,
ion6ern NIT biuigcm Sutter burc6 Sen
Q8inter gebra6t tperben, Anb penn banl1
nob Gerlauf zines Sabres Sieb in gutter
gtac9frage itebt, ipirb Der Sarmer i'm
Ston0e fem, 6erlelben gu s~eniigen unb
lo6nen6en @etpinn gu e~rsielen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-03
Gbtraen, ae1nntae, 3. 9efrten1her 1894.

BON 8eisen obne 8eiurii9ung bon Wfals
er5ieIt, mGbrenb bos Waisfutter Die 9e7
riuglte @epibtssunabme, %iotpett Bite ge7
f~iitterte Nlenge in 8etrabt fam, 5u Bege
brahte. @s erfor6erte 438 Bfunb WetSen,
llm cine Ge1picbtSSunabme UNI 100 Bfuno
gu erSeugen u1O 453 Bfunb WeatS ~lteferten
cir gleicbes @reebntB. Sin 81ibel 8ct5e1
erseugte 1877 8fUnb unb Elm 8uibel Wats
1913 8funb &OrpergeiDi3t. Der Inter
lcbteb lit tbeiLS auf ben unteri3ie0liben
Sutterpertb bon @ei3en uno W1ais, tbetls
ouf bic Sbatio9e su~riid3ufiibren, baB etn
8uibeL 98eisen 60 gfunb, Elm 8ui6el
Otais ober NUT 56 Bfunb ibtper piegt.
9ie Sbpetne brabten 1918 per 100
8funb; tpenn man u bon Der erforbcr7
licben 0rbeit abitebt, erGtebt lt3, Dab eth
8uibel @et3en 70.5 Gents, Elm 8ulbel
Mtais 63.3 Gents etnbrahte. Sen Wei5en
5u IS Gents BEN 8uibel eerecbnet, lteuten
iidb Die Siitterungsfoiten, I'M cine @ez
mi6tS3unabme BON 100 BfunO SIT ~er5telen,
auf $4.01, bte Maisfitterun9 htngegen,
BEN 8uibeG gu 35 SentS bcrecbnet, iteute
ii9 sur Graeugung elmer @eipi6tS5unabme
bon 100 gfunb arf nur $2.85. 9luS
Sbiecm fam Elm ieber Sarmer ietne eiges
men S6lit11e 5ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-03
2lIats uno Weisen ais Sbweine.
futter.

W2tt benz 8erfittern bon Wei5en oil
S1ipeine uno aroeres Gieb iin6 ieitenS
unlerer Tarmer Sablreibe befrtcOigenbe @r>
gebniiie ~er3ielt pprbcn ultb es lit iebt feirem
3peifel mebr ~untertporfen, oaB Bei3et, Der
so Gents foitet, an S6tpeine NIT GortbeiI
fir Den Sarmer pcrflittert iperben fam.
Qtber eS lit au9 feitgeiteQt norben, baB
Wais, lelDif 1Denn Der 8u1bel auf 30 GentS
iteDt, in elmer fiir BEN SbDeineSit6tcr 9e=
ninnbrtngerloen @eiie an S6tpeine Derabz
reicbt tperben farm, Sic Srage lit nur Die,
bel ben ieBt berri6enoen 8retIet bet S0r>
aug ei15urGurten? Coll Elm Sar1ner WfaiS
perfaufen, I'm nit 0cm @rlDS gSei5cn etu>
sufaufen, ODER baS ltm8etebrte t0un, lln1
ieine S6meime Su fiittern? Sber, 9elebt
BEN SAT-, er bat etnen 8orratb BON WtatS
uub WciSen, tpelcbe bon ben betoen Sc
trei0eIorten iou er perfiittern llnb pelcbe
perfaufen o6er fir Sen ipateren 8erfauf
aufbemabren?
Qtuf Der Decentralization in SDto ipurbe
fiir5li6 Elm 8eriu6 gemaAt, auf oleie Sra
gen cine befrieOigenbe Qlnttport gu %finoen,
oodb I'm bieie5 3iel su errei6et, 6aSu gez
niigt Elm ein3elner Gerlucb nob LANCE ntbt.
Ole Grsebntlie elmer 0tetDe bon iriberen
GerlIcben 3uiammengefabt, laiicn erleben,
boB bet Wtats ebenlo mlBbringeno ungez
l6rotet uno troden perfiittert tperben farm,
als in ir9eno elmer anberen 6orm. Sci
benz IN Sbio an9eitelten Geriu6 Sei9te eS
iib, baB sic trp6en .Derfiltterten gan3en
MaisfOrner poQftGnbig 3~erfaut por6cn, 6aB
feline gan5en &Orner in BEN Magen ser
S6meine 9elan9t tparen, tpG6renb bon
benz in Der nGmLi6en 8eiic gefiitterten
@eisen baiielbe ni9t sclagt tperDen fonute,
beln eS fanben itb Sablreibe 9an5e gSeiz
senf0rner in benz Mttt Der Ebiere. S1
Si6@0atota iingit an9eiteute Geriuhe
Dabeu ergeben, baB nit Sermalmtcn @eiz
Senf0rnern Gin Wtcbrgetptnn bon q Gents
per SuicbeL er3ielt tporben mar, Elm Inter
i6ieb, Der gu 9ering 1T, UNI bic Soften beS
WtablenS 5u re6tfertigen.
Sci Dem 8eriube in Sbio tpur6en neltlt
ipertbnole Golanbz@ bina>S 6weine, 6erel1
9urcbi9nittSgepi6t 135 Bfunb 6etrrg,
eite 8o6e lang nit &0rnerfutter gefitz
tcrt, bas our 6Glftc aus Wtais, aur 9dlfte
S6meine in bret 9leicbe @ruppen setbeiIt,
bon benen Die cine nun Wet3en, Die speite
MIR 0fais un6 Die brittle balb Mei3en 1no
balb Wais erbielt. NuBerbem befam iebe
@rllppe@ aiier, &ob!enaicbe, ScbtpefeG unb
SalI aber ionit fein an0eres Suttcr.
3ipei Sage Dor Dem 8eginn OieleS Sittez
rrng5periucbeS, am eriten Sage Se8 Ser
iucbes un6 3tpet Sage na6 2tnfan9 bes
lebteren iuaren bic Ebtere 9eipo9en tporben
un6 ber 0urChi9nitt'6teier brei 8dgungen
purben ais bas NnTanssgeut6t betradbtct.
0as am S6luiie p~orgenommene g8te9en
ging in dbnltd6er 8eiie prr iib. Die Ser
Iucbe tpurben ipGbren6 3ebn 8o9en fortgez
iebt unb nablte6enOe Isabelle ent6Glt Oas
@r9ebniB:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-03
ueber Ole QnIaee Don Dor9drten

Der lan6ldboftIicbe @artenitil bat 6cm
regelmdBigen seseniber Die Sberbanb ge>
ponnen, mas ais Elm Sortl6ritt 6eS BEL
iareu @eibmafs 3u be5eibnen lit. W1an
ocnfe it1 einen ettna ! Ncre groBen @artcn
nit ggerdblaufenben 2inten uNo Q8tnfeln
unD INNER gerabelaufenbeu, tDenn aucb itb
freu5enoen 8cgen, NIT Dieredigeu Dber
efig angete9ten Guartieren, aLio eiuel1 in
regeLmGBigen Stil on8elegten @arten, uno
pergegentpdrttge iib bann elmer in LAMB
l6aftlihem Sttle an9elegten, no Dos Ste
gelmQBige, 0era6elaufenoe uto Gdtge Der<
1dpinoet, Dafitr aber 0aS 9fatitrltcbe alf@
tritt, no Die Ne9e ntcbt gerqoe, lo10erll ge@
bogen %lalfer, mo eS fetne edge. re9elmaBig
angelegte Guarttere gtebt, i%on0ern allies in
natitrlicben uno unregelmGBigen Nnor6>
nul1gen ODER @tntbeilungen erlcbei1t urlo
man ipir6 itcb oenten %fOnnert, baB Elm @ar7
ten bon ioldem ltmfange, Dcn in lamb
lbaftlibeln Sttl angelegt, ipoDl taft %tl1rter
better gefaQcn tpirb, ais ein iteif roget
mQBigcr. Stood mebr tritt loldeS aber
berDor, tpenn Der @arten swetz Ober Dier2
NAL 10 sroB lit; bier mitBte ia Die unauS2
gcieBt auftretenbe 9tegelnGBtgfeit 9eraoe5u
longneilig erlbeinen. lln0 oo0 CAB es
aucb !3eiten, no aue, ielbit Die 9r0Bten
@6rten, in 11ltr itrcng reeelmGBtgem Stil
angelest mur6en. QlnOere 3eiten, anbere
@ebralt6el
Ser reQelmGBtge @artenittL bat ie6ocb
ebcrtio feline 8orsige, pie ie0er anoere
@artenftiG audb, unb penn mir nts arcb
fre1cn miiielr 6aB er i'm @roBen uno
@an5en iber 8or6 getporfen 1T, 10 ourfen
mir inns bOb nidt INNER unoNin allen
Stiiden bon tbm entfernen; benn es giebt
Sale genug, mo ct logar nrebr angcbra6t
tit, alS Ser Ianbi9aftli9e Still. 9ies trifft
nun gar5 defenders bel nrr 9an5 tletnen
@Grten, inSbelonberS .aber bel ben fleinen
8or9Grten gu, bel oenen Elm re9clmaBtger
Still beinab INNER id0ner ais Elm Lamb
l6aftli1er lit. @as IdBt ii6 benn alf
einem 25 Doer so SUB lan9en unb 10 ODER
16 SUB bretten Stid 2an6e Diel 0ano7
l9aftItbes ~Ieiiten, gu 70 etpas lit oteie
6ldbe. ia OieI 81 tleit, Die fletne Sldbe
felt dn ii9 l6on ettpas NsselmGBiges, Elm
ldn9tiAz i6malcs 8iered Dor uno oa lleht
eS fat immer am 8eiten aus, tpenu 8eete
unb Nege II. +. N. nun gleicbfaIs re9el3
mdBig eri6einen, 3. 8. Die gauge feline
6lache btIbet einen s~riinen9taier, Der rings
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-03
Jnoarnats ooer oeuti6er Rtefen=
Rlee.

0ieie Suffer- unb 0Onige9 flan5e itammt
aus Stalien, bon mo- ite Dor mebr ais 300
Sabren nacb @nglano eingefiibrt ipurbe.
Sort ntacbten bic 6armer baIo Die g8abr>
nebmung, baB bieie &leeart auf taft ieoem
8oben geOeibt, unO lett benz Sabre 1853
bat Tie aub in 6ieiem 2anbe 8erbreitune
gefnnOen, jebOb ntbt III benz MaBe, tpie
lie eS DerOient. llniere Sarnter bracbten
ibr ni6t bas recbte 8ertrallen entseseu,
bod mas am meiiten bapon a66ieIt, benz
Sncarnatflce algeneine @eltung 3u berz
icbaffeI, mar Der ltmitano, baB man ben
8ertD nibt ertannte, BEN Ser &lec ais So
benerneuerer, ais &rdftiGunssmittcl fir
eri9OpfteS 9lGerlanO, beiibt. Gs mur6e
tpobl &lce gebaut, a6er 6abci bate man
mebr Die Gr5eugung BON 0ci6eIano ODER
baS Ginernten bon &leebeu i'm 9tuse, ais
cine Jteutrdftigung beS 8Oben5. 60 LANCE
man an6eren, ldngit betannten Gleearten
feinen beionbcren 98ertb beimaB, mar nicbt
gu ertparten, 6aB nan benz Sncarnatz&I lie