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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
STILL EXAMINING WITNESSES.
A Dreary Day In the Contested Election
Case Yesterday


Case Yesterday.
In the Hastings court yesterday the
election contest case was continued
and counsel for the Republicans intro.
duced the following witnesses to rebuff
the testimony Of the Democrats: John
Gregory, j. II. Cannaday. j. s. Pastie,
Thomas kennerly. Nj. Fl. Earman. L.
Arme ntrout j. E. Evans, William
Harvey, S. e. Sproul, William White,
John Ward and j. NJ. Light. Judge
Horsley decided that convictions be-.
fore justices OF peace were not proper
and would not distranchise voters under
the Mary Miller decision.
Counsel for the Republicans assert
that the Democrats have failed to
prove any Irregularities in voting so
far as crime is concerned; that the only
Irregularities were in people who
probably voted in the wrong wards.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
workmen to be Ordered Out,

New YORK, Aug. 1.-The board OF
walking delegates of the building
trades met day and decided to order
out tomorrow all the men at work on
all public school buildings, and in fact
every building under the control OF the
board of education.
The trouble has arisen over the pay
ment OF less than the union wages to
men at work on all repairs Of public
school buildings.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
a Lynching at Elkhorn.

ELKHoRN, W. Va, Aug. 1.-Anderson
Holiday, while drunk, killed Wesley
Cobbs to-day. He was taken from the
officers by on armed mob OF 800 negroes
and lynched. The killing Of Cobbs was
accidental, Holiday intending the bull
lit for man named Robt. Galloway.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
LAWN FESTIVAL LAST NIGHT.

Successful Entertainment Given by the
Ladies of st. Marks Church
The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Marks
Lutheran Church held lawn party and
festival last night on the lawn in front
of the residence Of DR.. j. A. Gsle. on
Jefferson street. The grounds were
illuminated with Japanese lanterns and
lamps and with pretty girls and gallant
gentlemen and presented a very hand
some appearance. The festival was
financial success as we'll as a most
most pleasant affair, and many silver
shekels will be added to the treasury of
he church fund.
The following Is the list OF attractions
and the ladies il charge: Postoflce,
misses Lambert, Hubbard and Bennett.
Fruit and confectionery table, Misses
Swavely. Body and Woodrum.
Fish pond, Mesdames Fogel, Epper-
ley and Miss Mayner
Peanut stand, Miss Jessie Fopel
Ice cream tables, Madames Koontz,
Blocher, Baughman. Bailey, McSherrv.
Keffer, DeOrman, Misses Koontz, Barn.
hart, Barlow, Bird, Shaffer, Fahnstock,
Airheart, Pitman, Whitesell and Coff :
man.
Cake table, Madames Koontz and
Fahnstock.
Lemonade stand, John Bowers and S.
P. Barnhart.
The festival will be continued to-
night, and the people are cordially in
Yited to attend
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
NORTH CAROLINA PopUL1srs.
They Nominate Republicans and Dem.
crais-OId Parties Denounced,

iheS Nominate Republicans and Demo
crais-Old Parties Denounced.
RALEIGH, N. c., Aug 1.-The Popu-
list convention adjourned this afternoon
after an harmonious session. II nom
mated w. T. Fairclo.h, Republican. for
chief justice; D. M. Furches, Repub.
lican, Walter Clark and II. G.. Common.
Democrats, for associate Justices OF tho
supreme court Clark is now an as
sociate justice, and expects Demo
cratic nomination next week. w. II.
Worth, Populist, was nominated for
State treasurer.
The platform, which Is very long,
denounces She old parties and demand
the issue Of g,eenbacks and free coinage
OF silver. but omits the sub.treasury
bill. resolution honoring the memory
OF Senator Vance was adopted.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
General Longstreet Wants His Pension
Increased.

WARRINGTON. Aug. IA bill provid.
ing for pension OF $50 q month for
Gen. James Longatreet, tho Confederate
commander, on account OF the wounds
received in the Mexican war, while he
was serving as major psymsster in the
United States army was introduced in
the Senate to-day by Mr.. Walsh. Gen
eral Longstreet receives pension OF
Sl2 month under the general pension
act for the relief Of Mexican war
veterans. He asks that the pension be
Increased by reason of advanced age,
wounds received and total disability.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
Judge Advocate General Holt pead

WAsHINGToN. Aug. Judge joseph
Holt, who was Judge advocate general
OF the army, and at one time acted az
Secretary OF War, died at his resideno
In this city to-day. His death was due
indirectly to fall sustained few DAYS
ago. but to which he paid little atten-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02

COLUMBIA. S. c., Aug. The dis
pensaries opened again this morning
throughout the State, but nowhere was
there any trouble. People paid little
attention to the matter. The only
change noticeable was that the dis
pensaries added to the number OF saloons
already open.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
BOTH SIDES ARE STILL FIRM.
No Signs of Agreement on the
Tariff Question.

Tho Conferees are as Far Apart rs Whom
They First kIst-Wilson Confers with
Cleveland-The Sugar Schedule Is the
Rock on Which tho Two Houses Split
The Committees to Meet Again To-day.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
Killed During a sonflia

COLUMBIA. Ca, Aug. l-Young
Chambliss and Jim Corbett, two young
mon OF this place, were engaged in o
scuilie this afternoon, when Corbett
dealt Chambliss heavy blow over the
heart The latter fell to the ground
AMI expired in few minutes.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
More Gold Going TO Europe.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IAN engage
ment OF Sl,250,000 In gold at the New
York sub-treasury this morning tor
European export reduces tho gold re-
serve in tho treasury to $50, 625 900.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
WANT TO BE SENT HOME.
Kelly's Commonwealers Are in "A Pitiable
Condition.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA delegation
representing 600 of Kelly's common
wealers, accompanied by Colonel Tracy,
commissioner of charities, waited on
the District commissioners to-day and
asked to be sent home. The men
stated briefly that they we're now at the
point of starvation.
They suggested that freight train
be run as far as Denver or oven further,
and that the men be allowed to drop off
as they arrived in the places where
their homes were. The commissioners
promised they would do all in their
power for tho sufferers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
Pullman Works VIII start Up To-day.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-Vice- President
Wickes, OF the Pullman Company. an.
nounced today that the works will be
started tomorrow. Mr.. Wickes to day
said that about 500 men have promised
to return to work and the repair de-
psrtment and one or two others will be
operated and the officials expect to have
tho entire plant In full blast within a
short time.
Applications have been received from
about 1000 OF the old employees. This
number includes special police who have
been guarding the works and who, the
company claim, are skilled workmen.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
TUE WEATHER.

Forecast for Virginia; Showers tonight;
fair Thursday; slight changes in temper
ature; south winds, becoming west.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
Socialists Arrested by the Police

leader, Appel, and four other socialists
were arrested by the police this morning
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
American Watch Factory Resumes Opsr
atoms.

BosToN, Aug. 1.-Work at the Ameri-
can watch factory at Walthsm was re-
sumed this morning after months
shut down. The concern employs $500
hands
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
A SOLID CARLOAD OF CHEWING TO
BACCO

Shipped From Winston, N. G, by p. h.
Hanes d Co. to Shields Bros, Knoxville,
Tenn.
A car, with large placard as above
written, was being shifted in the yards
OF the Norfolk and Western yesterday
which attracted considerable attention
from ell passers by. p II. Hanes e. Co.. =,
we are reliably informed, are the
largest and leading manufacturers of
North Carolina, while the firm of
Shields Bros. is the largest grocery
house in East Tennessee. That P. ii.
Hanes &c Co.'s brands of chewing to-
bacco are popular in East Tennessee is
evidenced not only by their being
shipped in carload lots, but by their
long and lasting hold upon the con.
sumers Of the above mentioned State.
There is scarcely retail store, even in
the remctest hamlet of East Tennessee
or Southwest Virginia, that does not
handle their brands. The fact that suoh
house as Shields Bros. should order at
one time such an amount of manufac.
tured tobacco Is a sufficient guarantee
OF the merits even of unknown brands,
but, after having handled the Hanes'
goods for 80 long time, is certainly
strong Endorsement for them to be
shipped in such lots. Buying goods in
such quantities the house certainly
gets inside prices, ana every merchant
of East Tennessee and Southwest Vir-
GINA should make inquiry concerning
the Hanes' brands Of tobacco (which
are handled in Tennessee exclusively
by the Shields Bros.) before making
their purchases.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
The Money Has Il cen Recovered.

PARIS, Aug. 1.-Lszard Freres now
acknowledges that there was shortage
OF one cask in their consignment OF gold
from New York, but states the amount
at 5000 instead Of $50, O0O The cask
was found, empty, at suburban station
near Havre, and the gold was found
hidden in pile of coal near the railroad
station at Havre. So far there Is no
trace of the thieves.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
SOME OF HIS PROPERTY RECOVERED

The Man Who Robbed Joseph T. Englsby
at Shenandoah junction Will Probably
Soon be Captured.
Joseph T. Engleby, president of the
Fidelity Trust. Loan and Safe Deposit
Company. returned yesterday from
Duffield, w. Va, where he went to take
possession Of some valuable papers that
were stolen from him some time ago by
q negro in sleeping car at Shenandoh
junction.
His coat. shirt and papers were found
under shock of wheat near Dufield.
The cuff buttons, shirt studs, gold pen
and holder, g valuable gold watch and
$25 in money, were missing. The name
OF the thief has been ascertained, and
detective is now on his track, and 1t is
hoped he will be arrested in few DAYS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02

THERE Is an iron fence in Ohio that
has been in position for moro than one
hundred years. 1t is as good to-day as
the day it was set. The Cushman Iron
Company can make you one that is lust
as good and look ten times better.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
The Dashing Dude,
The Silly Sailor,
The Busy Brownie
The PortIy Policeman,
The Cute Chinese.

They are very low
priced. In Gilt and
Enamel twenty-five
cents. In Sterling
Silver, one dollar.
You WON'T be in IL
until you get one.
Mail orders will re-
ceive prompt atten-
ton.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
Durability Proven

A PRACTICAL demonstration OF the
durability Of the Marshall & Wendell
Piano, ia found in the old instrument on
exhibition in the warerooms of the Hob.
bic Music Co. 1t has been In constant
use more than twenty-five years, and
the tone Is still as pure, sweet and full
as new piano. 1t Is really wonderful,
and worthy OF the thoughtful attention
OF all Intending purchasers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-02
THE WEATHER
xo-day Ia likely to bo Fair.
A ROOF is 4 ROOF

And if there is a leak
In your roof, don't go
for a weller or dress
maker to repair it, but
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
5ur KuItur Ger 3tmmerpalmen.

Sie beri9ie6enen Sorten bon Balmen
ltno mobl 3u ben auSbauernbften unb odnt>
bariten !3immerpfan3en 81 rebnen, 10
DAB Dteielben CUR &ultur fur BFGn5e11
freunbe unb 3ur QuSi6miidung bon Wobne
rdumen iebr gu empfcblen ltnb. Sin lang
jGbrtger 8aLmen3i9terps nit ret6en @r>
faDrungen tbeilt iiber bic 3ur &ultnr oie1er
Bfan3en n0tbigen @rbe Sol9cnbes NIT:
vSb bDrte unb las lcbon 0fters, oaB
i6were Grbe fir Balmen iebr s~eeignet
lei, OaB bteielbcn in iol4er Elm ippiges
8abatbum 3eisen un6 Seiunb bIeiben.
@tner metner Sreu1Oe, Der 5pet Sabre
Lang in groBen Sanbelsgartnereten be-
l6Gfttgt mar, eraG6lte mir piel BON peat"
unb JOAN. 2ebterer lit cine quite, frdf7
ttge Gaienerbe unb beionoers gut fir SAL
men. SIN meiner ieBi9en Steaung fano t3
ale BalmeniGmlinge in 2ebmeroe unO,
nm Jtabrung Jul geben, nit 2duber6e Qe1
mii9t -gepflan3t Dot, tpel6e Wtetbooe Itch
aucb tnStatten ant ba5 Srefflicbite betDdbrt
baben 1ou. Sob mar bon benz i60nen, 9elune
ben Nusieben Der trdftig tpoblenoen g fan
sen freubig uberraicbt. So pertpenben 5. ..
allcb Bic Betersburger@drtner cine icbperc,
lebr nabrbafte Eaieneroe, Die Dur9 Nbl6G7
len ha9er 8~aienitide (tpelcbe in 6aufen
geieBt unb DfterS bur6gearbettet per6en)
unb nab beenbeter 3erieBung ber @raSs
marble fit 8almenculturen getponnen
tDtrb. : NaDrung, niel Nabruug unb
8aiier iinb bic 6auptfactoren our ratio
ne0en 8almencultltr. @rlteres nirb am.
beffen burd bduftges Qlftragen momogtt6
frii3en &uboin9ers beptrft, pie bies ia
au6 in Sen beriibmten BalmengGrten gu
0errenbauien BET 9annoper unb in Sen
9aImengdrten gu Trantfurt a. sc. gez
icble9t ober aucb 6urb @teBen nit aufgcz
Iegtem Gaubenbinger. Wfit vbieL gtabrun9
unO bel 8aiier" iinb mir AUDI i'm Stanbe,
bieielben in m0gltdit fletnen @efdBen 3u
cultipiren. 8eim 8erpfGansen lei man ntdt
gu Gn9itIi9; man i9neiOe einfao0 ben
otGen 8ur5elfil3 neg, UNI nt6t 81 groBe
@ei9irre nebmen au miiiien. Nucb itnb
mebr bobe ais breite @efGBe an9e3ei9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
Der 0tfe bon 9initisem @tnfluB 1T. Ser
peicbe Sort i6ubt auBerbem Den Stamm
Dor St0BeH.
S. BOlfram, SQinois.
Oas unterpfieen Ger Grinding.
un9s=pfansen.

IS fam na9 allen genta3tsn Grfa6s
rungen feinem 3tpeifel unterliegen, baB bic
@rtnoltngun9snlaiie 10 fpGt tute nur mOgz
ltb untcr9epflugt tper6en iolte. Cine
anoere Srage lit aber bic, oh oieIe QIrbett
i'm 0erblt, ober i'm fommenoen Sriibjabr
Dorgenommen tperben ioa. Die meiiten Nls
torltGten aAf bielem @e6iete teigen li6 ieBt
Der Nnii6t 81, baB, penn bieies tucgcn Der
naebfoIgenben Sruobt iiberbaupt m0glidb
lit, Die Ylan3ennaile crit I'M Sriibtabr
unter9epflitgt tperoen iole; burb Die @inz
i~pirfung bes SrOltes ioa fte mitrber, 3erz
iebun98fGbiger tper0en, bic 8ebedun9 bes
8o6ens lou cine icb0ne Witrbe ltno @are
oeiielben bebingen. &nbererieits pGre aber
au6 3u untcrluben, Oh nibt in Wintcrn
nit obnedlelnoem Ibau> uno Srofttpetter,
nobel naturgenGB bte to6te g flansenmaiie
a~nfdngt, in 8ertuelun9 it6er5u9eben, in
Sol9c bieier eintretenOcn 3crlebung Sttd=
ftoftDerlufte entiteben, tpel6e burb Die 8orz
tbetIe beS llnterpflligenS I'M Sriibiabr nicbt
dufgepo8en tuerOen. Serner lit aub SIT be-
ad1ten, oaB man betm llnterpflugen Der
@rinbin9un9smaiie erit I'M Sriibiabr auf
Die groBen 8or5ige beS Stoppelitur3eS Dor
8inter 8er3tdt Geiften muB. 9ti6t nur,
baB Der 8Ooen ni6t 10 gut burhs
Triert, es nirb aucb betm Ste6enlaifen Der
Stoppeln iiber 8inter stpeifellos Der 8erz
mebrun9 Ser ibdoli6en Snleften GROCER
8oriobub g%eleiltet. 90 ii%bertptntert 4. g.
Die 9arpe Ser 6almpespe (Cephus
pygmaeus) I'M unterften SbeiIe Ser @ez
tretoebaln1e unb bel ipdtem gflii9en Der
StoppeL i'm Sriibiabr, wie es ia BET 3eit>
mansel fir 6adfrii9te DIT sei6ie9t, liegt
Die @eiabr elmer sroBen 8erbreitung bieies
unb an5erer i6doli6en Snietten Dor, 9egeu
tpeLbe ia 9erabe Der Stoppelitur5 i'm 6erbit
Elm gute5 BefdmpfungSmittel bietet. @noz
lid lit auh nod 81 beacbten, unb Dies miro
Don Dielen, bet 8raris ni9t nabeitebenoen
Nutoren meiit gang iberieben, baB MAJ in
Der Gegel i'm SpGtberblt bieL eber 3ett unb
@eipann sur 8erfiigung bat, INN bic Stop
pei gu itir3en uno Die Grinbiingungsmaiie
unter3ubringen, pGbren6 eS i'm Sritbiabr,
1amentlt6 bel u~n9Initigen @itterun98z
perDGltniiien, oft 10 ,fnapp nit 6er Belt
unb BEN perfi9baren NrbettSfrGften betteut
lit, baB maj eS nicbt 1elten Derpiini6en
tpirb, Die ltnterbrtn9ur9 Der @riinblnz
gungsma1ie nicbt bereitS Dor @tnters porz
genpmmen 81 baben. @s fann baber wobL,
Der berrl6enben Nnii6t gum SroBe, bas
ltnterpflIgen i'm Spatberbft ais bas unter
BEN meiiten l1mitGnben rattoneIfte 8erfabz
rem empfoblen nerber, umiomebr, ais bic
Srage, oh ntcbt tpdbrenb beS @inters epenz
tuea Stiditoffperlufte Der @rInbingungsz
matte eintreten ~tOnnen, nocb f~etnestpegs
perneint tperDen farn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
umoraben oes 6artenlanoes in
Rerbit.

Oas 1tmgroben bes @artenlanbes i'm
6erbit 1T benz Itmgraben I'M Sriibiabr
Ibon aus benz @runbe por3usieben, neil
I'M 6erbit mebr Belt norbanoen 1T, ais i'm
Triibiabr, un6 neil 3DeitenS i'm fridge
grabenen 2anbe Die Seubtisfeitsperb6ltS
niIie fir baS 8flan3enpabstbum unginz
Ittgcr ftn6, ais nie in i6ou Dor IGnsercr
3eit gelodertem 8oben.
Sit Der 8oben lchner nnb bel ser Bear>
beitung NAB, mas i'm Sriibiabr metit Der
Sal lit, benn MAJ wartet inn @arten am
aIerpeni9iten bis 3ur geniigenben Nbtrof>
nung, 70 Derltert au9 bic SurbGiiftungsz
fGbtgfeit SEES 8obens betrGcbtlib. @ir6
bas 2anb oageeen ibon I'M 6erbft um9ee
sraben, 10 ftnO Die Notwithstanding
i'm Sribiabr burhauS g~inittg. Die Winz
terfGlte fam auf 0as gegrabene 2anb tbre
9~ilnfttge Btrtu1g in gan3 anoerer Weiie
'geltero maohen, ais in Dem feiten, unbear5
betteten. Die Yflan3enreite pertpeien beiier
uno Die mtneralt16en Ndbrltoffe nerben
better aufgei6Iolfen. Gin stpeimaIi9es
Imgraben = I'M 6crbit unb I'M Sriibia6r
= lit fir @emiil e>, itberbaupt fir loLcbes
@drtenLano, neldeS iebr ipGt inn 6ri6iobr
belteQt pirb unb besbolb f9on fart perunz
frautet 1T, 81 empfe9len. SIS lit mo6L
ielbltDeritdnbli6, oaB bas 6erbitsraben Elm
gang anoeres iein mus, ais bas int Triibz
iobr; man BART gum 8ei1pieL i'm 6erb1t
beim @raben ben Boben nlbt serfleiner1,
ober nit benz Spaten glGtten, ionbern muB
ben 8oben 70 rob unb 9rob pie m0glt6
lie9en Ia1ien. Our3 ein 3erfleinern tpir6e
man ben 8oben muir oeri9lieBen, uno BET
Suit, ber Seucbtigfeit, Der &Glte ben Gin
gang in bas 2anb oertpebren.
unge5tefer, Wurseln BON nnfraut u.1.m.
Omit Nusnabme BON Queden uno Equisez
tum) tperben burb bas Graben por Gin
tritt beS SrOiteS bur6 bieien berni6tet.
Mtan ftt9t nit benz Spaten 70 tief ipte
mogli9 unb ieBt einen Spatenitidb AT ben
%anoern, 10 baB ie6er Spatenitib m0glicbt
Elm fir fib abgei6loiienes Games bilbet,
pelhes bon benz Sroite ti6ti9 6urcborunr
gen perben farm.
0oS llnter9raben bon Mtit inn 5erbit lift
bDribetlbafter, ais tpenn es i'm 6riibiabr
9e19tebt, ba Der i'm Serbit undergraduate
Oin9er eritens ii9 tpGbren6 bes @inters
tiibtt9 8erieBen, 5tpeitenS fib Dem 2an6e
mittbeilen fann, uno brittens BET ei1em
no6mali9en @raben i'm Srubiabr bann I'M
8oben ielbft Dertbeilt mtrb. Wfan lit oielz
fab Der pOQis irrt9en Meinung, ser i'm
6rubiabr nntergegrabene Wtiit niibe ben
8fan3en mebr ais Der i'm 6erbit pcriuenz
bete. SIM @e9entbetl! = SIM Sriibiabr
Undergraduate Wiit i6abet unter nmftdnz
ben, beionberS oann, ipenn er ni6t GENT
genb perrottet, unb sumaL ipenn eS Bferbc=
miit lift; Die Blan3en brinqen bann brett
tn ben Oftft unb perbrennen, pdbrenb Der
i'm Qerb1t pertpenoete Mift i6on i'm 2aufe
Der 8inters nerrotten fal1n.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12

Sn elmer Wfeicrei perben bic beriehteOe>
men @ntrabmun9S> @erfabren uno Die Butt
rehabilitation ad oculos bemonitrtrt. Die
S6iiler miiiicn praftii6 Tclo lleiien unb
broiniren, lernen bic betreficnben SnItrn7
mente gebraucben, arbeiten I'M ebemt1lHen
2aboratorium, MAIDEN 8oSen7, gutter
unO 9iinger>Nnalpie unb baben ourb
6ie Sammlungen 1tnb Wuiecn bet 9nltalt
@ele9enheit, 8ooenarten, Bldn3en7 uno
Sameniorten, 1nodbenbau Der 5auStbtere,
MISUNDERSTANDING @erGt6e uno Wfalcblz
men, &arten unO Dtooele bon Wfultertarz
men H.. /. 10. tennen GIT Iernen. Der Sbltz
gGrten ser Tarm entbdlt cine Wfenge per@
ibie0ener Obitiorten, cine 8alb>4lanta9e
nit ben gebrGuhlibiten Solsarte1, etne
8aumibule unb oil 100 beri6ieoene, etnz
9eimiide erotil6e 8Gume.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12

iparntes Sbbacb geben. ~ gu ioalt rein7
lt9 lein. s. 8einlicb battle Oeine 6tn9er
unO beine 6onieiAleuber, uno Die @etaBe
ieien gepaicben uub sebrii6t. s. gu iou1t
rcifen laiien Deinen 6onig Anb ntbt bets
figen @lufole ober 3u6er. y Oh 1oult
fetne Sdli9ung begeben, ipeoer ourc9
3uder nod @lufoie, nod bur9 einen am
beren 8eitanDt6sil. 81 8int ou @rfolg
BADEN, 10 baue Die 8ienentpoDnungen i'm
8inter un6 trtff ale auberen notbtpenolz
gen Gorbereitungen. 81 g8tuit ou norz
wdrts fommen, iouit ou letn Elm 3Ieb>
baber Der 8iencnIitevatur. 1O SR uls
lerer Torti9ritts3eit iouit DIT otb ltlcbt
aa3u pieI perlaiien auf ben meiien Wfann
oes Oitens, ionbern niiien, 6aB es man6en
tpetien Mann gis6t im Weiten uno am
GnOe aucb I'M Siben. Beacbte Oies nub
oeiu @innabmebu9 ion iberflieBen bon
Sob unb Stlber."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-12
Sur 6ebun9 Ger Grtra9sfdRt9feii
6es 8ooens.

9te Dirt un6 @etie, Die Grtrdge bes 8oz
bens gu beben, lit Die, Dem SeBteren etne
iorgIame 8earbettung angeoetben 3t ld1Ien,
Die entiprebenoen 0ln9emtttel ~auS5utpdb@
len unb Sic Bflan3en gut III pflegen. 0a7
6urA ptro man LIBERAL in BEN Stan6 ge1
leBt, Den 8oben ST. auBerorOentli9er
Srrcbtbarfeit gu brin9en. 8eionbers gilt
bas pom buntoien, miloen Sebmbobel, Der
Ourcb N%ntpenOung ri6ttg 9ctpdblter Wttne@
raloiinger leiht Su ben b09lten @~rtrGgen
~oeranlaBt meroen fann.
@irb ioIcber 8o6en entipre6enb fulfil
Dirt, iorgt man 3ugIeib fir bauern6 CUTE
pbpfifaliibe 8eibaffenbeit beiiel6cn, nOtbtz
9erfaaS burcb iOgenanntsn 3mii6eufrucbls
bau; teblt es auberoem an 3ufubr ret6>
licber 0lengen bon Saint nidbt, uno tperoen
10 benz 8oben Bic Su6tan5en Su9efiiErt,
Delbe eben n0tbig itno, etnen it6eren SonoS
fir fol9en6e reibe @rnten SIT bil0en, 10 gez
Iingt es idbon in fur5er 3eit, Die @rtrdge
gang auBerOroentlicb 3u beben. Se1onOerS
Gber loa man be5it9ltA Der i bospDoriGures
3ufubr nibt 81 ipariam Derfabren, unb
es 1T oieS aIcb I'm 10 tDe1tger gerecbtferttgt,
ais bic YboSpboflGure beute uerbdItntB>
mGBig iebr btui9 1T. l1n6 es lit nm 10
nothiger, bierauf Git abten, ais b~eionbers
in BEN dlteren Staaten burch %iabreLan9en
@etreiOebau bie S0bcn ntebr ober tpentger
an B9oSpboriGure nerarnlt ftn6. Wtan
gebe in ben eriten Sabren 9crne Bis gu
40 8funb 8bospboriaure auf ben Ncre
man bari bann balb f@on unbeiorgt
i9luGcbcr bin9en, tnbem Bic gtdcbwirfung
Der porberisen 9Ineung ben ipdteren
g flanSen su @ute fommt. 1tn6 genou bas
@Iet4e gilt fir bas &aIt, tpobet oUerbings
uobI su berIdiicbtigen lift, baB es piele
80ben giebt, welbe ausrei5enOe Wen9en
an &alt beiiBen. NuBerbem 1T gu beriid>
ftdtigen, baB 6as i'm 8oben norDanbene
&alt ben 8flan5en leibter sugdnglib 1T,
ais Die 8bospbOriGure. Wfan gebe besbaLb
benz 8oOen flir eintse Sabre cine itberreide
9in9ung nit RboSpboridure uno, nenn
n0tbi9, &alt, Jorge fir einen Otd6ritoffz
iiberi6uB, unterlalie 3uglei9 ni6t, burd
~itarfen Nnbal bon !3miicbenfriibten, naz
mentli9 BON 9ilfenfrii6ten, benielben etrz
NAL an 6umus, namentlib aber OH Stids
ftoff, gu berei9ern unb i'm entlpre6eno au
beldbatten, unb man miro unter allen lmz
itdnocn ben eritrebten 3med in fur3er 3ett
poQ unb gang erreioben, unb, mas nod
Iebr gu beaobten it, Dbne srDBe Soften!