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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-30

IL Was Made by Ccrmnn ArtIst,
Who Worked ni II SIX Ncnrs.

WI" W"FIseH " II NIN lcnrN.
curiou' clock tss ben mad. by clock.
maker &, warsaw naned Goldfadon. who
has worked at IT six yiars. The clock rep
rcsents a railway sttlon, with waitiar
rooms tor tho traveller telegraph and ticket
offices a very pretty. vel Ngh,cd platform
and dover garden, ID the center Of whluh
10 o sprlntling fgnn,a'not clear water. Past
iho railway station run she lines, There are
also signal boxes. signals. lights and reser.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS

Let All Young Voters and Others Who
Are Not Familiar With the Provisions
of Our Ballot Law Carefully Read These
Instructions.
A voter must be q resident Of the
State for one year, of the county sixty
days, and an actual and bona6de resi-
dent of the election preciuctin which he
offers to vote.
The voter can procure ballots Of the
polls clerks only.
On entering the election room the
voter will give his name and residence
to one of the poll clerks, who shall an
nounce his name in a loud voice. and
give him one ballot. On receipt Of the
ballot the voter shall forth with and
without leaving the enclosed space, re-
tire alone to one OF the booths or COM
Dartmeuts, and shall there prepare his
ballot.
In the preparation of his ballot, the
voter shall decide first, which ticket
whether the Republican, Democratic,
or other he will vote; and he will then
deface all the other tickets on the bal
lot sheet by drawing one or more lines,
with pen and ink, or indelible pencil,
from the top to the bottom thereof, or
across the heading thereof.
A voter desiring to erase the name OF
any candidate he intends to vote against
or TO vote for any other candidate or per-
son in his stead, may strike the name
printed from bis ticket and write in the
blank space Immediately below the
name stricken of the name Of the per-
son for whom he desires TO vote.
II the voter SPOIL deface or mutilate
the ballot delivered to him, he may re-
turn 1t to the poll clerks and receive
another in place thereof. He must not
destroy It.
He must vote the ballot he receives,
or return il TO the poll clerks.
A voter cannot remain in the booth or
compartment longer than (5) five
minutes.
i If a voter for lack OF education, or by
reason Of his physical debility, is una
BILE TO prepare his ballot, and for that
reason requires the assistance OF the
ballot clerks, both Of them must go with
him TO the voting booth, and one OF
them, In the presence OF the other, and
out of sight and, hearing OF all others,
must prepare his ballot for him as he
(the voter directs it to be done. And
il the voter requests it to be done. the
ballot must be read over to him as so
prepared after II is done, or, the voter
may require the poll clerks TO show him
the relative position Of the names OF the
candidates on the ballot, and then re-
tire to the voting booth and prepare his
ballot
No voter shall hold conversation or
communication with anv other person
than the poll clerks or commissioners Of
elections while in the election room.
Fold the ballot by placing the bottom
end on and even with the top OF the
ballot; fold it again in the same man
ner; then fold crosswise twice, taking
care to have the words poll clerk" and
the signatures of said clerks on the
back thereof exposed. Use blottng
pads.
When the voter has prepared his bal
lot, he shall vote forthwith and before
leaving the polling place; give his name
and present his ballot TO one OF the
commissioners of elections. When he
has voted he shall retire Immediately
from the election room and beyond the
sixty feet limit thereof.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
ooUNrINa ZOE a HUsBAND.
A Superstition Which SOmtimeI Work
and sometimes Doesn't.

superstition Which SomtimeI Works
and sometimes Doesn't.
Nsrs York Herald
just as the train pulled up at Chelsea
avenue station, Long Branch, a very
pretty girl dsrted forward to greet q
Young man who stepped TO the plat
form. Pleasure and triumph struggled
for the possession of her bonnie face as
she grasped his extended hand aud eI-
claimed:
"Thirty-one got eleven Of them on
the drive today
as that alp" returned her escort
"Sixty-four."
"Sixty-foury shrleked the girl.
where did you get them? You're real
mean; you said going up town wouldn't
be much Of an advantage to you, as
they weren't wearing them now to any
extent"
"Well, neither are they" said the be-
rated one. The facts met chowder
party going out Of town, aud in &C
cordance with the etiquette Of such &C.
casions they all wore EN-"
"Oh" said the maid, what glorious
chance, and l suppose you were glad. "
mo, Lyle, l was sorry you weren't
there. You know we must try TO keep
even. / certainly will not shake hands
with any other than yourself when my
number is complete, and it will be em-
barrassing, TO say the least, to refuse
shaking any dainty little paws that
may be offered me. So you'd better
make haste" But the girl didn't hear
him. "Thirty.two, thirty-three, thirty
four" she exclaimed breathlessly.
They just got in a cab!"
What is IL all abOut?" I asked my
sister, who was helping me enjoy the
situation.
II believe you are the only man 10
Long Branch who don't know. It's
quite the latest thing in matrimonial
SuDerstitions. You mus. count ninety
nine high white hats and four black
ones and you are sure TO marry the
first person Of the opposite sex with
whom you shake hands-the first eigi-
bic person l mean. OF course, il hap
pen to meet the rag man first the charm
does not hold good.
Whereupon grinned maiciously and
said: II always knew you were a
friendly soul, Grace, but do you shake
hands with the rag man?"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02

A1iItOoratIe Billing and Cooling la Fair
chicago.
roitFyss Pres.

Chicago.
Ds'roit Free Pres
The Duke Of Chicago was calling on
the fair Lady Wabash with serious in
tent. He had been taking several fly
ets st her, but had not come down to
business.
Jaw, you make me tired" she said,
blushing furiously.
Come of, " be responded, as he awk-
Wardly fell over taoouretLe or otto
man or something that never should
have been left In the middle OF the floor.
What are you giving me CUFF like
that for?" she inquired, TREMENDOUSLY.
"Guf, nothing" be exclaimed; "thats
3 straight tip"
"'Tlsn't wind puddlng?" she MUIR
INJURED, doubtingly.
Course not. What do you take me
for, anyhow" and his voice sounded
like a strain Of forgotten music.
DO you really mean business" she
asked, as she shrank back into the
shadow.
For a winner and no mistake"
"And we'll CONSOLIDATED"
That's the size Of il, Birdie"
''Oh, Duke" she cried, flinging her
self into his arms, II never thought I'd
have cinch like this. l wasn't on 10
your racket little bit, and thoughtyou
we're only giving me bass drum solo
for the summer campaign"
And the Duke iuprinte3 upon herrosy
lips a wholesome 7X9 salute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02

five hundred dollars. and confined in
the county Jail not less than thirty days.
Section 50. II any person. during the
election, remove or destroy any Of the
supplies or other conveniences placed
in the booths or compartments as afore-
said, or delivered TO the voter for the
purpose of enabling the voter to prepare
his ballot, or shall during an election,
remove, tear down, or deface, the cards
printed for the lastructign of the
voter, or shall, during an election, de-
stroy or remove any booths railing or
other convenienees provided for such
election, or shall induce or attempt to
induce any person to commit any OF
such acts whether or not any Of such
acts be committed, or attempted to be
committed, shall be guilty Of misde-
meanor, and. on conviction thereof,
shall be punished by imprisonment in
the county jail for not less than six
months nor more than one year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02

PARIS, November The arrest Of
Capt Alfred Dreyius. of the general
jtad. on the charge OF treason and es-
pionage on behalf Of the triple alliance,
is the sensation Of the hour She Cap
tain was attached TO the organizing and
mobiliZlng department Of the general
staff. and 10 this capacity had access TO
some Of the most important documents
relating TO the plans for modifying the
French army. Suspicion against capt.
Dreyfus was aroused by his Intimacy
with an Italian officer, aud Gen. Mer-
cier, Minister Of War, caused detectives
60 be sent to Monaco and 70 Italy, with
the result that Capt. Dreyius is now
under strict guard In the military
prison.
Capt Dreyfus is said 10 have supplied
the Italian officer who Is behaved 10
have been a secret agent OF the ItaIIan
government with the plans for the moo
ilization OF the Fifteenth army corps,
covering the departments or the mari
time Alps, ArdeChe, BOucheS Du-hhOIhe'
Corsica, Gard, Var, Naucluse and Mar
settles. as we'll as with plans Tor moon
liZing the French forces around BRAN
con, the Alpine Gibraltar. lie Is also
suspected OF having furnished the lta'-
ian agent with piaus OF the numerous
fortified positions around BrIancon'
which are connected by under
ground galleries with the town men
toned. Briancon is a place or the
utmost importance, especially In vie"
OF the possible advance OF the Italian
army into France. IL commands the
route across Mont Geneveve, between
France aud Italy, and 10 addition TO
being strongly defended on account OF
It's natural position ,it is situated on
hill about 4. 800 feet above the level OF
she seal, It's surrounding emlnences are
crowned with strong, modern toruhca-
tlons, mounted with the latest artillery.
These Notifications communicate with
each other and with the town by sub
terranean passages. A bridge having a
span Of about $50 feet, and $50 feet
high, crosses the Claire Valley and
affords access from the principal parts
OF the fOrtifCatiOus 70 the town itself.
Captain DreyiuS Is said TO have sup
piled the Italian government with all
the plans so carefully laid, but during
years past for the defense Of the Alps,
aud which has been looked upon IS
forming a complete bulwark against the
possibility Of an invasion OF France
from Italy, and he Is also said to have
sold all these plans 10 Germany and TO
have divuIged 20 Austria and Germany
the names Of all the French officers
who have recently been sent abroad on
q secret mission.
Captain Dreyius was married to the
daughter Of a rich damon merchant Of
shiS city,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
THE CURRENT

or popularity is causing constant vacant
spaces In our Furniture Exhibition. Float
away they must and will, as the army OF home
Sc kers are after them to give their abodes q
touch OF Utopia. Whatever is triumph oil
newness, a dream OF elegance and enjoYmsnt,
whatever is a monument OF value in furniture
is here in every variety OF attrsctiveness In
form, colors and upholstering Parlor Suites
are pleasing surprises. Bedroom Suites pro-
cession Of temptations, aud our Dining-Room
Furniture display that would delight an cpl
cure. Ours are also the delight in prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
The Little sisters Revelation n.

IHdidRdpO is Journal.
Pennsylvania street car was going
north the other night, full OF passen-
gers. when, during lull in the general
conversation, little private talk be-
tween two wee misses Of eight years
was heard.
said one: "Your sister paints her
face awfully, don't she?"
mo she DON'T" replied the other;
"she just powders her face"
why, It's just the same
"No. it amt, for / heard sisters beau
tell her the other night he wished she
would paint and not powder herself, as
the powder rubs off on his clothes and
face, and paint won't.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
A Belated Repast.
Atlantic Constitution.

AtIGHtG C01stitufi0n.
A traveller stopped for the night at a
cabin in the Georgia woods. 81 am
very hungry" he said TO the host: have
you anything to eat?'
Muffin but 'pOSsum.
The traveller WINGED, but watched
patiently for the repast.
After the lapse OF halt hour the host
came in; accompanied by three hound
dogs, and holding a lightwood torch
alOft
Here" he said to his almost starV-
ing guest, "take this rabbit foot an
rub my shoulder with It."
What is that ior?n asked the guest.
"Well, ding it all, amt got to go
out an ketch 'possum fer yer SUPPER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02

takes place to-day at his late home at 1
p. m.
The Prohibition meeting at City Hall
last night was fairly we'll attended.
S. F. Farley has gone to housekeeping
IN the Fifth ward.
W. S. Dumfee, Of Vallonia, will soon
move 10 Bellaire.
Fifteen deaths reported for Bellaire
during October.
Miss Maria Fish is visiting In the
First ward.
Miss Hopper, Of Lewis Mills, 10 In
town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
BARGAINS--E. B POTTS
{. B. POTTS
Bargain
Bulletin.
MAIN And TENTH STREETS,
WHEELING, w. Va.

We have just purchased
at Assignee's sale the entire
stock of the ROCHESTER CLOTH
ING CO., and place the same on
the market for a few days at
prices that will move the
goods. Bargain hunterswill
do we'll to call early. The
following extract from their
o Pc n i g announcement
speaks for itself, and We pro
pose to close the balance Of
the stock at still lower
prices.
SPECIAL DRIVES no COMPETITION
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
90 a CUNNING L,.tIe seheme.

NeU York Weekly.
Miss Richgirl (dOubtfully). ~ am
afraid pa will never consent unless you
place him under obligations to you"
Mr.. Slimpurse. Hum! Let-me-
see. might pretend to save you from
drowning or something"
"Miss Richgirl. THAT wouldn't be
OF any use. He would simply hand you
a reward aud forget all about it,"
Mr.. Slimpurse. "But there must be
some way to win his favor"
Miss Richgirl. son, l have it! You
wait until pa gets into tight place, and
then you rush in and save him from
bankruptcy"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
How Sne DID 1t.

Detroit Free Pres.
The older married woman thought
she would have some fun with the new
ly married one, so she went to see her
and turned loose lot Of household
questions on her.
"By the way" asked the visitor, after
some sparring, chow do you wash your
fine china?"
Usually with water" responded
young one demurely, and the catechism
closed for that day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
Thosa Ang.I visits.

Boston TTanScrtDt.
Surely" said the psrson, "angels
visit us in our sleep. Who has not
seemed to hear the vibration OF their
wings, as he lay at rest, and the soft,
soothing symphony Of their minor
muslc?"
Before be could proceed he was in
terrup lied by bucolic gentleman 10
the back seat, who allowed that be had
heard them durn muskeers, coniound
'em lots of times, but he never thought
o. calm 'em angels"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
Saved from the Biz
Fire at ROCheS-1
ter;
BIG CLOTHING SALA We ARB LBLDMS

The largest Fire that has visited Ro-
chester, N. Y, In years occurred Tues
day morning, April Sd, in the Wholesale
clothing district On 81 Paul street
Hundreds OF Thousands Of dollars worth
Of Clothing were destroyed. But si2S,.
600 worth OF Fine Clothing mGnnfac-
tured for spring market was was saved.
aud to settle tho Insurance the entire
stock has been removed TO wheeling,
w. Va. and will be sold for Half Price
or 90 cents on the dollar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
IRlDB WINNERS VIZ WANT YOUR TRlDH
BOYS SUITS and PANTS

fb.s, soot can taaudsrDolis are the cause
~ az vondsgfDi success aud tbs public. look
ing for ran values for every dollar - catching
on 70 our bargains and business bans ~ rata
thst big Profits are out Of ID qessii2a. -,
gesides many sthsr bargains that goa WI
ace when visiting this great sale, ynlsh va
continss until baiancs Of stock h soI1 a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
A FRENCH SENSATION.
UAPE DRgYFUS CHARGED WIrH TREASON
AND ESPIONAGE.

Il Is Suspected Of Furnishing to the Italian and
German Agents iha Pans for Modelling The
French Army and Of Iho Fortified Positions
Abou, Briancoa-Now Under Guard in Mill
tary Prison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02

BIC PROHrS sOrHT READ, DECIDE. IcE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-02
Experience
Does Il.

To make money you be willing spend Many
think it is only article that advers
ing, but that is a great mistake.
Let every merchant advertise his goods others made
fortunes doing
Nothing have its sale materially
by newspaper publicity.
Judicious advertising only way to make Gu,
TONER'S but it is the cheapest we'll 1t gets keeps
them for you.
There is strong competition all business
You need advertising you your share trade
gu need it done in tbs skilfSl and intelligent way
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
llathan Strau6 tritt Suriid.

9fem Dorf, 10. Oft.-Gin intimer
Jgsuno bes 9errn 9}ot9on StrouB err
fldrte, baB 0err Stroub beIinitiO be-
I1lolIen babe, BON Der &onoiootur fir
oas Bilrgermeiiteromt 5uriidjutreten uno
oab bies beute poer mOrgen in Der 8ers
lammlun9 in Der SammaNp 6oll ofIi-
Siell aneetiin0lgt ipilroe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25

unb je seididter er iit, beito ueniser
min mon gtpas BON linn milIen. MIle
@e,perf-8ereine bieies 2anbes iteben un-
ter Der Gudtel BON Nusldnbern, tpel9e
bel pielen bic Mebrbeit barin bilben
Wdtrenb benz eingeborenen ameritani
lben anaben ber Beitritt pertpeigerss
mirb, nimmt man ale Nusldnber obnf
ober nit nur seringer 81
GrSiebuns unb GeIdidli9feit ouf."
Ge9en bieie Bebauptune lit Drofe1Ior
8emis, ber befannte yaotional. $ Sefonpm.
tn einem ldnseren mioerlesenben Mrtitel
aufsetreten. Gr ertldrt sunddn, bob
nab ben bon ibm aneeifellten grbebun.
gen nrr II unter 4S National= @emert-
pereinen 8orl9rtften erlaIIen boben,
rpel6e oas 2ebrlinssueien bel6rdnten,
uno oab nur IA bopon nit II 900 Mit-
slieoern ober IA b. $. aler 3u l1ntonen
pereinigten @rbeiter einen grfolg BEL Der
VoQItrefun9 oieler 8orl1riften beri1tet
baben. Dapon 1eien $500 @lasorbei<
ter, 5,417 9utma9er, $4,000 giienfors
mer unb 10000 S9neiberseiellen, unb
Die 2ebteren geitatteten auf jeben @elel-
len einen 2ebrlin9 unb etne 2ebr,eit BON
bier big flint Sabren.
Snbem 9r. 8emis 10 benz aI9emei=
men Iorwurf bes Century" beeesnet,
bab bic Musl9liebuns ober eine frembe
3ulalluns BON 2ebrlinsen BON allen @e-
'uertpereinen ober aud nur BON benz
srDberen Sbeile berielben seiibt uerbe
(uir iinb iibrisens nidt gang iider, oab
Bemis' 3iffern 9ans 9enau linb), err
tldrt er Die serinse 3abl BON Mmerita.
nern in Den 8ereinen aus Der augemei-
men @bneisung oerielben 9eeen Sanb-
arbeit uno ibrem 9roBen lelbtuberseue.
ten Snbipioualismus, 3. b. ibrem,
Wuni9e, bic 9erren ibres eisenen Sbuns
uno 6anoelns gu Iein.
Sr. Bemis erfldrte bann ,peiter, mas
ni6ts 9teues 1T, oab an benz Niebergang
bes 2ebrltngslpelens bic ginfubruno Der
Wal9inerie unb Der baraus li9 foleern-
Den Sbeiluns Der Mrbeit in ben groben
Werti itdtten bic Sauptldulb trdst Oie-
ielbe ma6t es unausfiibrbar, baB oer
Nrbeiteeber an jebem ieiner 2eute Elm
perlonIides Sntereiie nimmt ober benz
ielben cine allgemeine Renntnib Der ein-
idldsigen slrbeit beibringt. gs brinst
mebr Elm, ben 2ebrlin9 an eine be1on=
bere Ma19ine gu itellen ober ibn in einem
beItimmten 3weise ber Nrbeit gu beI9df-
tieen, inoem er balb S6nelliefeit i'm
Qrbeiten lernt. llnb Der 2ebrlins 5iebt
Oies Dol, neil er oarauf aug tit, 10 balb,
ols mDglih, @ttpas Su perbienen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
Die Sehrltnos= 10th.

SIN vGsnturp=Masaiine" mar tiirs-
lid sesen Die @emerf=0ersine Die sn=
flaee erboben ,porben, bab lie BEL GU
!allung BON 2ebrlingen amerifanii DIE
Sunsen binter anoeren suriitIegen. Sn
benz betreIIenbeN itarf fremOenbaNeriI9
ansehauhten Nrtifel wuroe geIagt:
Ser ameritanil6e Sunee 1at feline
&e@te, melhe bic prsaniIirte Nrbeit gu
adten, lid) fir perp1ibtet balt Wian
weisert li6, i'm als 2ebrllns anSuneb<
men, unb menn er lein 9anowerf tn
elmer 9anbmerteribule aelernt bot 10
weisern lid fait ale @euertsWereine,
ihn su,ulalien, unb perlu9t ct, als
fi6t @ereinler gu arbeiten, piro ct
rsebopeottet." Sc belier iein @baratter
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25
Retne ruifihe 6erite.

Sas Ntdrben bon Der ruliiiden
@erite, ponit ansebli1 bic Ser. Staa-
ten in 6plge Oes neuen Sarifs iiber=
l6wemmt iperoen Io1en, lduft nod
INNER our6 bic republifonilGe 6od=
SoQprene. 9}amenli6 in Den 5toaten,
in beren 2anomtrtblhaft ber @erIienbau
eine Golle ipielt, lu6t man bamit ben
5ormern Dor Der bemofratiI9en Sarif=
reforu bange i'll MAIDEN. Inter Nnbe=
rem ipiro pon einem Weilwaufee'r Bier
brduer er5dblt, Der angeblif bereits cine
9obung BON 1170O0 8ulbels aus
SoeiIa tmportirt baben loll, bic i'm ein=
IblieBlih bes 3olles auf ni6t mebr ols
AZ ober AS Gents per SuI6el III lteben
setommen, 81 melhem Yreile nun au1
bic amerifanil6en 6armer ibre @erite gu
perfauT fen gen6tbist lein piiroen.
Giner Der bebeutenblten @eritenbdnb=
.er Der ct. 2ouiler 8Drle, 6err @m.
8. Srtbpein, bat we9en bteier @eriten=
selhi6e an feline Gorrelponbenten in
Seutl4lano telesrapbtrt unb bon bielen
ben trDitli9en 8el6eib erbalten, baB
feline oerartise Yerlenouns ruIIiider
@etlte ltattsefunben bat. 6err Ortb=
uein bdlt Die 8el4i9te fir cine Gam
pasne 2iise republifani19er Yolititer
uno mag oamit mobl bas &i9ti9e ee-
troffen baben.
Sollte aber miber ale g8abrl6einlid3-
felt, lei es per 2uftballon ober auf lonit
melbem nod unerforl9ten unb uncon.
trollirbaren Wese, bic sefiir9tete ruff
l9e @erite tpirtlid tn's 2anb eelanqt
lein, 10 itebt tpenisItens bic berubisen6e
3batlabe fef, bab lie ben amerifanil4en
6armern ben Yreis ni9t peroorben bat.
gSie 9err Ortblpein auf @runb eio. ,e.
&enntnib perlidern fann, tpirb in gBts-
eonlin, Minne1ota unb Soma, ben
9auptgerlten tenltaaten bes 9anbes, ben
6armern fir ibre bette &erite sur 3eit
60 Gents per 8ulbel besablt, allo ebenlo
piel, pie lie i'm NOriabre erbalten baben.
@erite serinserer Gualitat basesen, Die
lie i'm 8orjabr 3u 35 Gents baben per=
toufen miiilen, brinat seseniudrtis nidt
meniser als so Gents.
Sie giniubr rullii9er @erlte sur
MalSbereituns lit nod Serrn Ortb.
pein's Nnlidt ibon burd bic srobe Gnts
fernuns aussel6lpHen. Oie einsiee
europdiIhe @erlte, ,pppon cine eini9er-
maben betrdGtlide Ginfubr itattiin6et,
lit bsutiGe Gerfe, bic CUR 9erltellung
bon Grportbieren Yer,penbune iinbet.
Sire giuiubr erfolst nidt Der 8illiefeit,
ipnbern ibrer belonberen Gi9enI9aften
wesen, 10 baB Der 3oll babel obne
we'entliden GtniluB TT, unb BON Com
currenS NIT Dem bielisen Nrpouft feline
Geoe 1ein faun. lteberbies bat bic
Yrooattion bon Malsserlte in ben Ser.
Staaten mod niemaIs sur Oedune bes
8soarfs seniist, 10 oab ihon aug bielem
&runbe Die a,nerifanilhen @er1tenbouer
unter beltebenben 8erbdltnilen itets auf
quite YreiIe su re9nen baben.
sopffentlt6 tpirb BEL bieier la1li1en
Museinanberlebung aud bic ,Weitl.
Yoit" lih berubisen, Die eleihfalls oui
Den iaulsn 3auber Der ru1IiIhen gin=
fubr bereinsefallen 1T, unb auf Grunb
oapon bem amerifanilden @eritenbau
bereits bas @rablieb seIunsen bat.
(ans. b. 49,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25

ben Srubet 1dulb9 Nids annerlht tpte
ber Wistis; I'M id FEN qucb reiteto.g
{ Sdelf6e biht netpe Die Oo6r gefidIt
I'm bic gattel bruf geite(lt, for bab ia
fs gleih tddele fann, mann th emol
berau fisls, tpomit ih perb(eipe
ecsbne Sbr lietper
philipp g saueramp er.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-10-25

- Die 54riftite1erin Mib Brabbon
bat, mad ibrer ei9enen Mn9obe, bereits
100000 Wtarf 9onorar erbalten.