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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28
SUGAR BETS AND ALFALFA.

Now is the time for farmers to make plans
for raising a large acrengc OF sugar beets
this season. Tac soil and climate OF Colo
RADIO are especially adapted to their growth;
and even those farms that have no late water
can still obtain 4 good crop. 1t would he
great boon TO our farmers II sugnr-bcat lac
tories could be located In our midst. as this
4. the most satisfactory way of marketing the
crop. But even without the factory, the SUI
rnr bects are one of the best paying crops
for stock feed that can be made in the state.
Alfalfa ia and for many years Will be, the main
dependence of Colorado farmers for stock
feeding. The present custom is to feed the
Alfalfa with grall. Experiments at the
Stale Agricultural College OF Colorado have
shown tina: bects can fully take the place of
grain. In two series OF tests, one with
lambs and The other with ewes. the animals
fed sugar bects instead OF grain made Just
tie same gains those that had liberal
supply of grain. Three pounds of sugar hcets
made Just the anne growth rs one pound oil
grain. At fifteen dollars Il ton for grain this
makes the feeding value OF the sugar beets
five dollars per ton. Crops grown at the Ag-
ricultura College, in which records were Kept
of n | expenses, have shown that beets can DC
grown for two dollars and n halfa ton. More
over there is always the added advantage In
feeding n crop grown on the farm Instead of
one purchased.
The success has been equally good in feed
ing sugar heets to steers. Alfalfa and sugar
beets make steer better fitted for market
than alfalfa alone Indeed the steers finished
OFF on sugar beets will compare well with the
best corn-fed animals. while the daily gains
/ in weight are better Than most feeders obtain
with a liberal allowance OF corn.
The area needed for sugar beets for next
winters feeding can he calculated on the ha-
| sis of thirty TO forty pounds Of beets per day
/ per animal for steers; while as high as twenty
| pounds daily can he given TO large, thrifty
| lambs. though ten or fifteen would be sulil'
I ceut FOR ordinary stock.
w. w, COOKE
State Agricultural College.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28
G%H %C72&~z

Assist nature a little now and then with
gentle laxative, or. if need be, with n more
searching and cleansing cathartic, thereby
removing offending matter from the stoni-
nch and bowels, and toning up and invigo-
rating the liver and quickenirg its tardy
action, and you thereby remove the cause
OF "A multitude of distressing diseases, such
MS headaches, indigestion, biliousness, skin
diseases, boils, carbuncles piles, fevers and
miladies too numerous to mention.
IL people would pay more attention TO
properly regulating tina action of ti.si, bo.-"
els, they would have less frequent occasion
to call for their doctors services to subdue
attacks Of dangerous diseases
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

John Thacker, of Waterford. Vi.
Icing accidentally at Cincinnati,
bought at a sale OF unclaimed bag
gage n trunk in which he found prop
erty that proved to be that OF a rel
ativo who had been missing for
years, and the incident has led to
the reunion OF long separated fam
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

Beggars swarm so in Malta thai
the only way to avoid being pestered
by them is to put ont your hand and
an ticipate thcm with their owr
whining, GIVE me something,
ME plenty poor man" ME very
large family.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

Boy-Fathcr, how long lave you been
teaching school.
Fathcr-About twenty-five years, my son.
Boy-Are school teachers always poor,
father: WIN We always be poor'
Faihcr-lou will have nothing when | am
gone except my 5000 lie insurance
Boy-Arc you going TO make a school
teacher out of the, father!
Father bitterly my boy. | expect
10 do better for you than that shall have
you educated Il, baseball pitcher.-Syt-
mrs.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

Mr.. Uppercrust-Arc you going out this af-
ternoon,
Mrs. Uppercrust-Yes; Pm going TO take
Edo out for his little constitutional. You
can come along II you want to.
Mr.. uppercrust-I'll go along II you don't
think two is company and three a crowd."-
,Siftin1s
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

The Gold Miner is the name of new 10
page monthly paper recently started in Den
yer. II uims TO give condensed report and
summary Of all the principal mining events
of the month, dcyolnc especial attention TO
the new god strlkca. The subscription price
is but 50 cents u year. Sample copy furnished
fur Eve cents in stamps. Address Gold Miner,
Denver
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

For STRENGTHENING AND CLEARING THE
NoICE, usc BEOwN's BRONCnIbt fHoCuEs.-
~ have commended them to friends who were
public speakers, and they have proved eN-
tremely scrylccable. "--Hsg. HeHry Ward
Jtga-BsJ,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

Ia state poultry convention It would DO
common politcncss to invite the hen 10 at
tcai as a lay delegate.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

GEYsERiTi.-fe-t and cheapest of toilet
soaps, cures roughuess OF the skin. CURES
ECZEMA. For sale everywhere. Manutac-
turcd by Tine GGYsrRrrE soar Co, Denver.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

SrIP us the liver, remove disease, promote
good cheer and good health, by the use of
Beecham's Pills.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

The man who is always saying that he wants
hut lite here below, generally means that
lille he hasn't got already,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

There is a great deal of sparkling done on
the electrician routes.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

Send two 2-ccnt stamps 10 The Road Pub
fishing Co., Denver, Colo, and get sample
copy Of The Road and one Of their great Eng
l.sh Octopus maps free.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

The iceman weighs the block and blocks
tic way simultaneously.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

Everybody la the world is engaged in
throwing lLe LlAme ON some one else.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

Never judge n woman's cooking by the
cake she takes to the church social.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

No doubt the sporting man always hopes to
go to better land.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

The man who don't know where his next
dollar 6 10 come from always sends It where
M. Inst McmL-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

1t sounds paradoylcal but a talking like.
nessn Is not necessarily figure of speech.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

Hnnson'- Magic Corn Sslvo.'
Warranted - eIse. or monsJ retGlisL AsI
your druggist fo= u. Price Is routI
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

IL Is said that Of late Speaker Reed has
taken TO smiling In a very Czardonic manner.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

Ha:ioh's Consumption Cure
4 Co. on guarantee. II cures InCipcnt Consunrfs
SAol. 4. l. III t-st Cough Cure 2jcts oDcts- stu
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-04-28

When 1t comes TO question OF staying
iallties, the undertaken can lay 'cp all out.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-12
Sine faltc 9Sellc fuuImt.
90 propbe;eit bns gSsttsrbiireau. = Cine
uugem6bnlif bobc Stmptraiur herridt
,ur OSIt

90 propbe;eit bas gSsttsrbiirsau. - Cine
uugep6bulif bobc Semptratur herrlbt
Sur 3elt.
Die in Dem Sitcl eutbaltcne GrOpbcs
se;ung wirO bOficntlId 2lllc, welAc 9e'
itcrn uno an ben uOrange9angcnen
Guaen unttr Der oriidcuocn Semperatpr
eelllten - uno mer bate Dies ulft -
nit S0Oiinuns auI 6alOlgc GrI0iuu9 cr'
Julien. 2lber man bat leiocr 5u oft SIT
bole Griabrungcn nit Dem Wettertnns
0igsn 9emad)t, al8 odB man Der Fropbez
ScIunQ wobI taum mebr Seoeutung, ais
Der 0iubnuug 'keep cool" bclle9t,
nit melhsr b0ie Wtnideu benz in Der
Stee Os8 Cages uno Der Naht pultens
Den uno idluieenbcn WtitmenIaen bas
Gaiclu 5u e.lctd)tcrn plle9sn.
2lber z der; bttieIte! Der beiBen gScue,
wclhe 9elteru oa5 Guedjilber wieNcr
bis in Ole 90 GraOe biuauf tri:b, wlrO
cine taltc QSelle fOlgen. @eiteru gfad@
mlttag befanO lih Oieielbe, wie Der 2Setz
tcrfunoi9e cinem 9eribtcritattcr crfIdrte,
lr9cnomo I'M JtotoDelIen Hno lel 9eule
idaig. Gr meInte babel iartaitild, es
lei teln 0tunb porbauocn, iibermalS Die
JfeileiOncr 81 padrn uuS bic SeebaOer
aui5uiu9en, oenu Die Sitc fOune ni9t
lunge onOauern. SOiicntIiob bsuubrs
beitet iiA Die FrOpbejeiuuus, penn audi
nur cini9crmaBcn. Dem an iOId'
bclBe Sage lit Die Wenidbeit nah ben
uOrauf Qcgunlenen fiiblen Gu9en nidt
mebr 9twObnt.
9Oiepb y. gteslD, Ser in 9tr. 400,
8eltz9crmanitraBc, Elm @u9en9eidGit
5etrcibt, uurOc gsteru 0torgen BON Der
0iec IberwGlli9t unO crlitt bci'm 6alIen
uuf clnen Steln cine idwere 8uuOe
am SOpI, Or. 9fObert 9Oiimanu BON
9tr. 5O2, lSeltz6apettel ltraBe, nabm Oen>
icIbcn in 8ebanOIun9 unO le9te eIuen
Scrban0 on,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-12
9ieB Das Gcirt unbradltrt.

Gin 91obbeufdnger NH %eidIas belsst.
9eatt1e, @aib., Septembcr.-Son
9ut6 5ar6or, 9laSfa, miro gemclbet,
oaB an IA. Nu9uit Der unter britiiaer
6lug9e icgelnOe S6OOncr n6uuOrite"
BON ocm Sun6e5iabrjeuse rMobican"
msgen @erleeung Der Geicee gum S9ue
Der Gobben mil Seld ag bclegt, Oem
britii9en &riegsidifI nFeaiant" iiberz
seben uno pou Oieiem na9 @ictOria gcz
bra6t puroe. Der SaUOner bate etwa
1900 Selle am yorb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-12
8ii9Die in Gnuferen;.
Die 8iidDfe Der Gr;-0l0ssie Cincinnati in
@rau6 Hapbs ueriammelt.

Die 8iidDie Der Grs-9t0ssie Cincinnati in
@rauo 8apOs ueriammelt.
@ranbGa pibs, Nfid., II. Sep.
tembcr. .-Grsbiid,of @lccr pou Gincinz
mott, iOmis Die 8;id6ie McGlosfcD BON
louisville, WieoO pom @OuingtOn, Naz
oenadler BON Sort @opne, GbatarO
pon Sincenues, 9oritmaun uou 9lepes
LAMB, 8grnes BON 9taibpile uuO 5SoleD
pom Detroit iinO bier unO wsrOen cine
scbeime @oniersn5 nit Sii9Of 9fidter
bon bier abbaltsn. g8ie perlautet, be-
iaafii9t iid Die GUnIersu5 nit Der StsIs
lung oe5 Siidui5 9tihtcr Sen 9cbsimea
iatbollldlen ejeiellidaItcu uub CEN faz
tbolilden gSlrt9cn 9cgcniiber. glud lit
Sii6Of 9tidter Der eiusige SiidOf, mel
d:r bis iest OeA geidluB oes yaltImuz
rer @Ou5lIs, cine 9ln3abl unabitebarer
@eiltli9er su erneunsn, auBer 2l3t &C.
lahen bate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-12
Wuaen in Pnlitif MAIDEN.

gteus9Ort II. Sept.-0ie ,@ens
tral>Saborzllnion" hislt III Ser Glartnz
Spu@Qallc" cine Seriammlun9 ab uno
bradIte cine permauente Srganiiatlou
uls politiide Bartei 5u StanOe. Eopus
liitii9s 0feOuer bemiBteu iif, slnen 2lne
l9luB Der glrbeiter an ibre Barter su erz
sweden, bod wurosn eisSbe5i9lid3 nod
teine Sdrltte unternOmmeh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-12
Snrb Gas eritiGt.

Gin betaates Gbepaar toOt auigetunO.n.
GbicasO, SQ8., II. September.
$. q. 9laplin uno Satin crltiftcn
III Ger 5onntasSz9tadt in tErem S9lafz
5immcr 3u 9tauenuOOO al Scu9tgas.
al5 Die &biire oe8 Sdlai;ir1merS sez
itern iri6 aIf9ebrO6en unO Die geiden
porgsiunoen uurbeu, mar ba8 Baar an=
Id)elnenO lbOn mebrere StunOeu toot.
9(awlru mar 63 Sabre alt uno leine
Srau ein Sa5r linger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-12
SarunorB an Der Spite.

@r miro uuf's Neue ais 6Ibrer in Dem
9usftauo. Der MGnteIma ber erwGblt.
Stem 0Orf, II. Sept. - SOIepb
8arOuOeB te5t wicOcr an Der Sp;be Der
ausltGnOigen Otantelmaher. @r wurOe
in elmer Steung Oe5 GrefutiuzG Omite'S
mube5u 9t5wun9en, bic Stcluna gu acs
ceptiren unO ibu e;nltlmulg Die gez
iammte Geituns Oes Smite5 Obne ie9z
lite SnitruttlOn in Bic 0GnOe gegcbcn.
ST ertlGrts, ct ucroe feline IN Baltimore
srl9eincnOe 3eitun9 Don bier auS rcbi>
siren. s3ur .3eit iinO ctpa 1000 Wtanz
telmadsr on Dem Au5ltanOe belbetli9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-12
y | / t c.

9ie veitiienS' Sunt' Don gIattsmuutb,
yieb., ithe5t ihyc Sbureu.
BIattsmout b, 9tcb., IL. Sept.
- Die yGitIjsns' Banf" 5at fulllrt;
Gburles 6. YarmaleD lit auf 2lutrag
per 9lftiondrc gum Sequeiter ernannt
wOrbcn. 9a8 glftlenzSapital be1ruq
100000, Die Scrbinoliafeiten $92 900
unO Die Nftipa $l42,0O0. G6ledte
@OGeftionen merOen ais uria9e bes
Sallliement5 aueeQc6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-12
0ir 8albbrdn6e i'm Nurbmritrn.
9luf'S 9ieue broht 9eiabr.

Sf9pemins. Mid., II. Gept.
- 0sitern fiel elm leiAter 0legcn, Dem
cin 0O6wino fOi9tc, lpelder Die @al6z
brdnbe aui'S ylcue anfahte. 0epeiden
aus gmcn. SiOnaiu, lroutzGrecf uno
anoeren NieOerlanuu9cn BON 0ol3fdlz
Icrn melbcn, DaB Die Oetreiitnocn Ort>
idaiten pon ben 6lamnttu bcorobt mer<
ben, unO bcrcits cine 2ln3atl gctrennt
eelcsener SeimltGtten bcn 6lammcn
gum Spfer iielcu. Oic Gage an Der
n0ulutbzSnutb SbOre. .2tllantics8abn"
entlan9 lit sur 3sit tritii9er, ais por
elmer gSodIs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-12
g}g. 219.
T0Otlifjrr Stnri.

SStur GpparO fiuOet lemeu Sob pur9
eineH z turs uou Der n;u:u Sabubyiide
iiter Gmgur'S Salts.
S8tur GpporO, Elm 4nqcteQtcr scr
Pencoro 8rlo9csGOmp., ," Der 5ur 3eit
al Der ncucn Glcubabus8 Bride, wcl6e
Sic nSaItImOrcsSbjo 8abn~ iiber Die
G)mgnaS' 60uc boucu laBt, bclhaitigt
mar, ltir;tc 9citcrn, 9tahmittaQ5 I'M ,
llbr, bel ser 2lrbcIt aus elmer l06bc pou
II 6uB bon elmer ytitcr uuo erlItt eiueu
S6GOelbrud.
Gr mnroe ua6 Oem ,MarDIdnOcr
llnluerliIdtSs0oipital" gcbrahI. no CT
nm 3 ll5r an OCu crllttenen Serlttuns
gen ltarb. Coroner 0api8 muroe be>
raArlAtigt unO crtlGrte nab elmer llns
tcrluhung cIncH 5uqucit fir unnOtbig,
Oa Der &OO Ourh 3ulau cintrat.
Der Scldnam wu0 nah Sbenans
bOab, Fa9c>GO., &a, jur YecrOiauE9
iiberIiibrt meroen.
ltnfall. - 8et'm 9(angircm ciues
3u9e8 aaf 0cm @amOen 8abrhoic
itiir5tc geiteru 2lbeno 10 lIhr Der Srcmz
ier 9Obn j. @beeIer pOn cincm lSags
gou unO bra6 BEN liufen 2lrm; auBerz
Dem crlitt er nucrlidc &crlcgun9cu.
Or. 9. g. llllrId nobm sen 25 Sabre
olteu Serlcttcn, Der uad leiuer gSObz
nnnG 9tr. liza, @IeuelonoihuBe, 9ez
braht mnrOe, IN 8ebdnOIuu9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-12
Sie SriibcriGait Der 9ufnmutibenz
SEEKER.
5ortietuug Der 9tatiuuuI-G OuueutiOH.

5ortietuu9 Der 9tatiouu-G onuentio1.
SarriSburg, 3d., II. Scpt. -
Sn Der bcutigcn Situn9 Der SOnocnz
tiOn Der SriiOeridait Der 2OtOmOtpenz
Selser" waro Der SabreSbert6t be5
groBusiitsr5 Sargent priuatim in Grz
wasung se5Ogen. 9feOen bielten Die
So. 0elo5 Gperett. Samuel @Onlpers
uuO 3. 9. BOp0erlp. 5u Der 9ta9s
mittassiieunq eritattetsn ser Siccs@rOBz
msiter 8. s. Sunnabau, iOwie Der
@rOB SetretGr 2lrnClO Seri9t. Der
r6raucn Qulf5uereln" tagt 3ur 3eIt
ebcufalI5 in SarriSbIru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-12
@it fnappsrTntb ncm Snb entrnnnen

Gin Gdrtutr beiduIoi3t itine Srau, ibH auf.
bGnst su haben.
GIboraOo, Sa., II. Ssptember.
S. &. 2aplor, Elm GjGrtner BON gldlcD,
marb seitcru, nit cinem 3aum nm Dem
0allc, Oil elnem Salfen iciner Saeuue
bau9eno pOrseiunOen uno bon 9ad)z
barn nod 3ur re9tsn 3eit aus ieiuer
scialr.l9en yage beirelt. GapIOr be-
bauptet, OoB ielUe 6ruu ibm na9 Dem
ycben 9etraAtet uno i'm auf9ebGngt
babe, cod ltcllt oIele Bic 9lnlduIOi9uns
entlchle0cn III Nbre0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-12
SGsmiaige 3a9e.

Gin 0ieuflbOts uer9tftet bas Srintuafer
elmer SaTle.
R M ont, Ga, IL. September.
- 9amsS unO Sauie 0owns, Die Sim
Der bon 50. 9. 0owu5, fino in Solee
bes @euuiies BON SrintpaIer, wel9c5
@)tit entbtclt, seitOrben. uabrenO man
ba8 9lbleben speier anberer &inber
itiinSlldl erlpurtet. glnbrcu SinleD, Elm
entIaIlener Oien ltbOte, itebt in SerOadt,
Osn Srunneu auf ser 0Owus' den
6arm perglItet ~ ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-12
Ii9t baareS Geln, ioubern blaue
Snbmcn.
Sbomus Gurtweu uOn @picugO Don eiuem
SGantpdrter erihoiIeu.

29omas Gdntweu poH @plca9o bon eluem
Sduntmdrter eriboheu.
Gbtcaso, II. September r.-GbOs.
Gantluell, Sobn oe8 BrGtOenten Der
r@asIczSruusrei," worO bcute friib 2
ubr Don Gbos. Worguu, eiucm Sdant=
wGrtsr Oil Der WaOliOnitraBe, eridols
fen. @antm Il anb 3pet auOere Wtduz
uer, bcren 9tumcn nl9t befannt iino
uno. Die entfnmeu, betraten Die &irtbz
i6aft, al8 Der SdanfluGrter bauit be-
iddfti9t mar, bic Ga9eScinnabmen gu
3ablen, unO oerlangten, oaB er ba5 9eIO
ibnen einbanOi9en iullte. GantmeG
ldlritt nit einem 9feuOluer in Ger Sauo
ben anberen poran unO OrObte, DfOr9an
3u sridicBen, wenn ct ni4t iOiOrt Oas
@elO berausrUfe. OtorgaE bUfte ii6
unter cen Sdouttiid, er9riif einen bort
lieacn0en NepoIuec uno idOB SantpeQ
nisOer. Die 8egleiter Oc8 yebteren JUDI
ten. al8 iie iaben, OuB ibr 6abrer toOt
mar, oas 2SeIte. Dtorgan ltelIte ii6 Der
8olEei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-12
Die Snli,ci llutcrla6ung in gtcmz
Dnrf.
gu9 Die n@reengOOOe."6duoIer pOlIen
Sbue9eloer gesabli bGben.

gtepsDOrt, II. Sept. - 9n ser
hcutigen SiRuns OsS yero,usGomite's
be5eugtc 9Siuiam Gpqlegate, OaB Ell i'm
Suffrage ecr p@rseusOOSsz-
BON ben YOli3et>@apltanen Oteatim uno
Yrice nit baarem @cIOe Sdlus erfauit
babe. 9e8 Mcitcreu srfl6rte er, ouB
Die uobcle SruoerIhaIt Der ShwlnOler
iid Ourtl @elOiumnsn 2tngsiteate oe5
BOitamte8 uuo Der gS,lt:rn lIniou@1ez
le9rapben Comp" Olcnltbar 9snla4t
hQbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-12
9Salnbr1H0c.
Die grdu0c wiitben nod immer in pers
idIicOcneu @cqenbeu pon NinueIota
mn gRiSrouIi,t

Die grdnOe wiitben nod INNER in perD
idIieOcueu @eqeuoeu pon Ylluuelotd
unO g8iScOnIu.
2tibIano, @i&c., 10. Sept6r. -
Gin Sieulih itarter lSino bat 6aS ,Seuer
in BEN 2Sal0crn auf'5 y}euc augefa6I
uno no9 alien 9(i6tun9cn bin itnO Die
6IamnIen iihtbar. Die @jcbGu,i6tciz
ten Der r2lIblauOs DrtUings Yarts2lNoc,, >"
iopie Der fatbOllidc uNO Der WiOurt
SOpcs6rieSbOf linO gcfGbr0et.
2lu8 Sarou fOmmt Die &uu6c, 6aB
oie Ourtigen Siirgcr ilre }0auIer ges
rGumt Baben unO 2lnitalten mu9cn,
meg 5u 5iebtu, Oa Die 3erit6ruug Oc8
SrteS pArh Die 6lammcu tder 81 icin
idelnt.
Sauf9(aptO 8, Wlinn.. 10. Seps
tcmbcr.-3n WiOrriiouz uuO Dem n0rO,
lidtn Sbcil oOu BentOuzGuuntD mUtbeu
Die 2SalObranOe pOu 9tcucm uuo riblcu
arge SerBeerungcu an. 5n Ser llmgcs
9enO BON 0indlcg iuo Die 6Iammcn AM
Grl0idcn.
y dIc9 y, Wllln.y IO. SCpt. -
9cltern NOR bier Elm rubiaer Sonntag.
Sn SanOltOue wmocn so 2cldcn be-
itatIet. Sier ianO fcin @OttcSoicnit
itatt, Oa fem YreOlgcr anwcicnO mar.
5 peitere gci6cn wurOen gcltern 2lbenO
in elmer SObIe AMI cincni 0Ugel nOrOli9
BON &ettlcs9(iuer auIgciuuOen uuO al
S0rt mn (>tP0r hrjtntTpt
0Ian 9laubt, OuB Die GO0tcnIilte in
Biucz@Ountg 800 ij6erittigcu wir0, On
geQen 100 EcrIOneu immer nOt perz
mlBt werOen. 2luc5 lit oerbranut.
Siele 6armcr iinO Su arm, NM fortjicz
ben 81 tOnuen, uub 10 miihcn lie bier
bleiben unO 9tOtb Ieiocn, wcun feint
SIlIe pon Au8mQrt5 fonlmt.
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Cine erirculide Radri6t.
gufiduung Der 3uGerriiben- Subuitrie in
Oregon.

Oregon.
8ortIanb, Ore, II. Scptember
- Otcbrere Der angeiebcnitcn biciigcn
aItSleute babeu cine 9lf!icnqeiellz
IdaIt nit $1,0OO,0OO gum 3wcf Der
Grridtung etnsr Ooer mebrcrcr 3uderz
rIbcniabrlfen in Oregon ge9rInOet.
&. u. &eru, Der Dor &ur;cm pon
DcutidlanD FAM uno elmer ser Sncorz
pOrutOrsn lit, bat cine uu5geoebnte DE
nlil9e unteriudun9 Oes SOoen8 in per.
ihleocnen Sbeileu SsS StaateS oorqes
nOmmen unO iOa iebr beirieOigcnOe Sc
iultate crlanst baben. Gr ocripridt
lid IN 6Olge ser SoOcnocrbaltnihe 9las
ben nit 16 Bro3ent Sacdorinscbalt gu
erstelsn, iuGhrcnO in 9cutIdlanO b01z
items IL, III Californian II YrO3ent ers
balten merEen.
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mlBt pcroen. allies lit eerbrannt.
Siele 6armcr ltnO Su arm, nm fOrtjicz
ben 81 tOnuen, uub 10 muIcn lie bier
blciben unO 9tOib leioen, weun feint
0HlIe BON 2lu8wGrt5 tOmmt.
Sic &aiIcrman6per.
ve 8serIin, 10. Septembcr. - gei'm
beutigen O}an0pcr in OfpreuBen be-
werfiteQiste Die Sweite 0ipilton OeS II.
2lrmtscOrp5 eincn llcber9ang Iber oie
Bcldiel unO idlu9 Den 5eino, wclder
iie au9cgrlnen, 5uriif. D(Orgcn mrO
ser Sarler iclblt Oa5 er1te 2lrmeccOrp8
bcfeblt9eu.
Ste S9uHGnoer r6Gcn iid.
2lm lterOam, 10. Scptembcr.-0ie
bOGIGuOiihe 2lrtiQcre bat Satia, gtcgara
uno Otataram uuf Der 5uicl &OmbOd III
GrunO unO YOOcn 9cidonen. 0ilIantit
1T na6 Bali gcilOben.
tlnrmDcn amf Cuba.
Dta0rlO, 10. Scpt.-Gtnc 0epez
ide aus SapanHa, Der Oauptltaot
Guba'8, mclOct, OaB in Der nabe gele9ez
neu @emelnOe &IQairancu llnruben
ou8qctrohcu wGrcu. Oieiel6eu maren
cine 6Olge ser lln3ufrieOenbeit uuter
sen 8emobneru uber BEN Gertaui 81
fentliher yGn0reicu. Die &Guier mur@
ben angegrificn uuO ibr Gigcntbum itarf
bsidG5lgt. Da Die 8eiiirdluug beredz
tigt eriheiut, oaB c8 3u mciteren llnrus
ben, wena niht 5u Blutucr9icBen fOuz
men miro, 10 iino Gruppen uad DER
beorObten GjegenO gcidlft mOrOen.
Guric &abeIoCpeIdIcn.
- 3u 9OOlgarOIe, 2lultralien, 1T Elm
@OlOtlumpen gciunOcn wCrOen, welder
1900 lln3en wlc9t. Dunn beiBt Der
9lidli6e Slnocr.
- Trau GOiima 8agner bat Seiz
tens 6cs Grbpriu;en BON 2lnbalt>0efau
Die Ginlnbung erbaltcn, ben lSaguerz
2lufiiibrungeu, welfe im OtOnate 9toz
pember in 0eiau ltattiinOcn weroeu,
bei3uwObncn.
= 0a8 Sr9an Oe8 Ocm glnurdi8s
mus 3uneigcnOen 6ligel5 Der SO;ials
bcmofratie, Oa5 in Berlin eridsinenOs
Blatt Der SO5ialiit," lit uutcroriift
uuO 9egen Die perantwOrtltheu SeItet
Oe5 8latte8 bic 2lntlage we9en 9luireis
aung erbOben pOroen.
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9rutidc Snnntagsidulsl Union.
grite Srtung uou Souuta98inuI. z uperin-
teuOeneu. - Glue SrgauliatiOn anae-
hnhut.

teuoeueu. - Glne Srgauliation auge.
babnt.
glllem &nideiue nad lpirb Sic in Der
leeten GOnicrenS Ser 8altlntorer Haltos
rals@ @OnfercuS Oe5 atlant!iden Tiitrlft5
Der euan9eIiI9eu SDuo9e BON 2lmertla
au9ere9tc 9Oes Ser griinoUug elmer
OcutIden Sonnta9Slhul llnlOn CUTE
6rid]te tra9cn, 0cuu geltern 2lbcno fanO
bereltS cine Sleung Der Superintenz
oenten Der SOuntag3Ihulen pom ;ur
@Onfereu; 9ebOrenOen @emcinoeu ltatt.
3ugegen waren Scrt! ctcr Der Ct.
Maltbd dls@cmciuoc, Gfc Gentralz2lpc.
unS 6aDetteitraBc. ct. 3obauniosGjez
meinOe an 6reOsrif 6oa6, ct. 9obdnz
niE@@)cnleinOe an 2DeltzSioolrlraBe,
GoncOrOia @cmeinSe, GliftOn, uno
ct. Dtaltgdi 0tliiiOns @cmcinOs,
9OmeteaO. 0r. >. s. gS. ¨ebn
uon Der CT. Otattbai @tm.inoc warO
ais SorIiter unO YaitOr @- 0ef BON
Der @oucOroia 0emeinOe ais SeIrctGr
9epablt.
SelhlOnen murOc. ON Sountag, oen
%. Septembcr, in Der ct. 0tattbGi=
S4ulba1e cine wcitere Sieuua ab3u<
balten. 6erner purOe ein 9Omite 3ur
AuSarbeituns elmer Gonititution uuO
2luIiieaung ueridicOener Sbsmcn srs
nannt. Uulelbe beltebt aus $anor 6.
&IrIdImana pOn Der ct. 5Obanni5z9es
metnOc an Der 6re0erlf 9Oao, l0rn.
SGiier BON Der GOncoroia 9cmeinoe,
9rn. 6eiur. &Od pom Der ct. Ntattbd!z
DitiiiOnaz@emcinOc Su 6omeiteaO, Srn.
Seinleln non Der Ct. SObanni5 Sc
meinOe al Der Si0Olcitr0Be unO !0rn.
S. s. lS. Gumlebu pon Ger ct. 0iats
tbGiz9emeinOe. 6rrner ianO Gin Be-
idluB 2lunabme, aQt 2ebrer Ger Conn
ta9slhulcn anoercr 5u Der 9onieren3
geborcn0er @cmcinOcn 5ur nQdltcu Sitz
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