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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
G hildren'SSchOO1U Umbrellas

English Gloria, paragon frame. Each. ...... &c.
English Gloria, better quality. Each. ..-... Toe.
Austrian Helvetia, paragon frame. Each. $1.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05

The Olympic club Of New Orleans has for
mally declared Fitzsimmons champion 1t
Is interesting to figure on what they they
would do should he show the same dispo-
sition to lie down on his laurels that Cor
bett did
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05

Senator Hill Is never hasty In expressing
his views for campaign purposes. 1t is
understood. however. that he still favors
the unconditional repeal Of the anti-snap-
per.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Mothers putting their little ones in short clothes
will fnd here a splendid assortment Of Short Skirts,
Drawers and Waists Of fine nainsooks and musns.
hand made and trimmed with dainty laces, and
palmer styles with deep hem and cluster Of tucks
ana finished with neat feather-edge braid. Prices
r.noa from, Soc. to $500
Infants First Short Flannel Skirts, neatly en-
brodered and finished in pretty designs. deep hens
Prices range from. QUO. 10 $<.'o
cd noor Bet. 10th and 18th SITS. bldgsD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05

m-Requfted Industry.
Now doth the little busy bee
Discover with dismay
That honey which he stored with glee
By man Is spatched away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
Children's School Hosiery.

Fine Ribbed Fast Black Cotton Hose, double
heels and toes Sizes to 2 pairs for 25c.
Boys Extra Heavy Fast Black Hose. double
heels and toes Sizes to TO- 21c. pr. prs.
for .~A'"o
list floor. ahheAJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
Hfa SnhePN.

Quoth the King Of Corea, mo flaws
Should be picked in my conduct; because
1t wouldn't be right.
Should turn In and fight.
I am here to provide the applause"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05

Gin order to avoid delays, on ac-
count of personal absence, letter. to
THE STAR should not be addressed to
any Individual connected with the Of
flee, hut simply to THE STAR, or to
the Editorial or Business Departments,
according to tenor or purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05

The question Of whether Mr.. Hill was
nominated by his friends or his enemies
continues to be one Of the topics of interest
In New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05

n the Philadelphia Ledger.

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
The fact that Captain Howgats was able
to live six years undiscovered in New York
Is exciting more or less comment. He did 1t
by setting up a book store. Pantatas. ward
men and detectives rarely visit book store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
A V1ndicatlOn.

well" said Quilkins. Il got even with
that editor, anyhow"
in what way?'
HE said the joke I submitted was fiat.
and I proved to him that 1t was one Of
Sidney Smiths most successful Efforts"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05

President Cleveland might write Mr.. Hill
a little letter with the pen with which he
didn't sign the tariff bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05

This Is the glad time when every city in
the base ball league looks forward to being
the next proud possessor of the pennant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
Kitchen HELPS.
"'Velutina. F"

Which closely resembles silk velvet bids fair to
reach the acme Of popularity this season For
chdren's costumes pile fabric equals velutina
Velvet Department. Adjoining silks }
10th 81. bl!ldius)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05

Any lavatory indulgence shown Mr.. How
gate this time cannot with discretion go
beyond permission to have a private bath
tub In his cell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
Not Qualified.

Its no use O. me thryin' to hold job
on that new buildin' they're putin up for
the government" said Mr.. Dolan.,
"Why not?"
"Ofm that absint moinded, Ord be wor-
rukin' before OF thought"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05

Capt. Howgate says that Washington has
greatly improved. 1t Is hoped that the cap
tain has done the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05

The cold blooded confidence with which
they talk about filling Mr.. Brice's place in
Ohio Is cruel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05

Figures may not lie ordinarily but there
Is likely to be a great deal of deception
lurking around 1885"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05

Mr.. Jones of Nevada will be interested
In observing certain very pronounced flop
symptoms in Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
You've Got the Boys.
We've Got the Clothes.


that's what two-thirds
of the Boys and Child
ren's stocks turn out
to be when you probe
'em.
A size or two, a style
or two-and the whoop
and hurrah is much
ado about nothing.
Preachingisn't prac-
tice. Neither is a line
of samples worthy of
the name of a stock.
We're proud of our
big variety. It's tes-
timony t n at cannot
be shaken. 1T says
palmer than a page
of type that every
mother i'm Washing
ton who has made
careful comparisons
puts her children i'm
our hands to be dressed.
Certainly the majority
don't 60 wrong. We
must have the best
variety-best values
and lowest prices.
Looks like it when
S2.5o'll buy a Boys
Combination Suit "a
jacket and two pairs
of pants). Nobody else
gets nearer us than
$3.75. AT S3.75 we've
got a line of which the
seats and knees of both
pairs of Pants are
doubled. Good as theirs
at SIS if they've got
any. They can't keep
up with us.
Who brings out the
novelties?-you know
we do. Whose clothes
wear the longest.
OURS. You pay us less
and yet have to take
fewer stitches. Just as
far into the fall wears
as your boys needs
lead you-you'll find US
prepared.
Not only Clothes for
big and little boys
but Furnishings-Hats
Shoes. Qualities we
are ready to stand by.
Prices we're anxious to
have you try to dupli=
cate.
It's business with us.
Seems like play i'm
some stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05

Judged by the flowers and applause. Ma
jor McKinley's boom Is an exceedingly ro-
bust article
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
Underwear.

Cbilirep's Merino Vests, Pants and Drawers.
high neck long sleeves. Sizes 10 to "a. Per gar
ment according to size. !. ..........2 Sc to Sac
Women's Swiss Ribbed Egyptian Balbriggan
Vests high neck, long sleeves. Each. ....... 19c
nst aoor 1909 F ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
SHOOTING STARS.

About the only country without interests
to protect in Corea appears to be Corea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
A Suggestion to Ii.

From the New York World.
The only way to prevent q Chinese army
from running away Is to place the paymas-
tiers In the van.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
D1srespectful

D1arespectfu1.
'Timmins' father says he is going to cut
him of with a shilling"
what did Timmins say?"
HE asked II he couldn't arrange to leave
him out Of the will entirely and give him
the shilling now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
S. RAMM, SONS & CO.,
8th Space
ANOTHER

Grand distribution of w.
A. Pierce's Goods.
We shall not let up ON this
stock until every vestige
has disappeared.
Such bargains are as rare
to find as you would be
able to decorate
yourselves with real Gems
at so cents a karat.
Pierce'ss4lr. Bra,d.. that h. sold a, &c.
We Are Selling at &c.
Pierce's Black and oo,o,ed woTsted !. s0utaess
We Are Selling at IAc.
pierce,e cOlOred silk and Trimming Braids,
Nv that he sold at 1oc. yard,
We are selling at &c.
Pierce's rats Pate. i'd Safety Pins that he
We Are Selling at &c.
D1orCosc Ruching Of all kinds, that he sold
mi ~ at 15c, Ice. and 25c.,
We Are Selling at sc.
piorco,c Buttons. every description. that he
sold at 10. Is. Is. IS and 4sc..
We Are Selling at sc.
Pierces bs sa,s Of ,S Woven Initials that he
We Are Selling at sc.
pierce,c Fancy silk Guimps. all shades. that
he sold at 10. Is, - and 25c.,
We Are Selling at sc.
pierce'c Colored Velvet Ribbons, from " to
Pinch wide, that he sold at l2ls.
Is and Sc,
We Are Selling at sc.
D;orco,e Silk Seam Binding. in all colors.
| hi w that he sold at l2Ac.,
We Are Selling at sc.
piarce's Goldplated Stick Pins, that he sold
ASA~ at DC.
We Are Selling at sc.
pierce's Tourist Ruching. yds. to q boz.
M ~ that he sold at &c,
We Are Selling at Ioc.
Pierces s~ .ss ss 1s. Face Powder that he
We Are Selling at &c.
DSorcosc Misses Tan Hose full regular
AA W. made, that he sold at 25c.,
We Are Selling at &C.
Diarcesc Triple Extract. with glass stopper
M w . bottles, that he sold at 25c.,
We Are Selling at &C.
Diercese Children's Hose. full reg. Herms-
dor5 "a. dye. to Ga that he sold
We Are Selling at roc.
Pierces Bat, sas PASTE ?, ss. in bottles that he
We Are Selling at Ioc.
he sold at 3oc.,
We Are Selling at ISc.
Pierce's GOld-plated and Hard-enameled
HaiFP,ns; With amber prOnss. that
We Are Selling at 1sc.
Pierce's ladies' Fine-sauee Full Reg. Made
Hose, solid black also boot nat
terms, that he sold at 3oc.,
We Are Selling at Ioc.
Diercosc Fine Cut Jet Headings and Braids.
| that he sold at 80 and CSC,
We Are Selling at CSC
Pierce's 5-inchwide Ertra-quality Colored
u ASi W SILK Molre Ribbons. tina, he sola
at ssc,
We Are Selling at 2oc.
Pierce's Ladies' Fin rne-? ,., Black Cash
We Are Selling at 2sc.
Pierces I1 ys. RI. nssi - MaSs Yarn Tar 4. Rssd
bons, that he sold at s5c.,
We Are Selling at AQc.
Pierces Isss x white s M,r inc
We Are Selling at BOG.
tralian wool, that he sold at ST.
We Are Selling at Doc.
pierce's Ladies' Fine Kid Gloves. button.
wit with Il laTge pearl buttons. that he
We Are Selling at zoc.
| Pierce'e Extra-Quality Kid Gloves. hooks and
buttons, that he sold at ST.
We Are Selling at oSc.
FASFCS loop handles and tasseIs ,sat new Nv
sold at S1.39,
We Are Selling at 0Sc.
Pierce s Ladies' Fine Mourning Umbrellas.
best silk gloria, handsome black
handles, that he sold at 81,
NM A. C-nn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
We proclaim It!
AAA Ike.

We proclaim Il!
and It's irrefutable
We have the highest grades Of merchandise the
world prodnces-and no house In America does
or can name lower prices than we do.
6AKS AND COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
Autumn Thoughts.

The rural poet, who wears his trousers In
his boots, but who will be a great dialect
writer If he ever gets start, leaned
against a fence rail and poured forth his
soul.
"where." he said. 'are the leaves of sum-
mer?
where Is the rustlng foliage that prom
ised so mach comfort and enjoyment?
Those beautiful green leaves, whose
crisp rustic was full Of the music Of hope?
"Gone.
"And In their stead Is lot of yellow, life
less. worthless trash.
That's what 1t is; trash!
"'Tis the same old story.
"Greengoodsed again. by hokeyr'
Hope.
Some day mankind like brethren
In happiness will dwell;
Some day the politicians
The fullest facts will tell:
Some day policemen will be kind
Where'er we chance to go:
Some day Wen get our letters at
New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
Children's Gloves.

SmITQren' s UIOVeS.
MIsSEs' 4-buiton SUICIDES and Glaze
81 0-button-Sl a pair.
MISSEy 4-button CAPE GLOVES q
pair.
MISSFss' BIARTTZ GLOVES
BOYS WALKING GLoyES-Sl Is a pair.
Every pair warranted to be the best for
the price-and the lowest In price for the
quality. We prefer to Of then 10 your
hand IL you will let ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
Evening Gloves.

s-button sUEDES-sl 80 and g. a pair.
l2-buttoa SUEDES-Tints and White
$3.50. le-button-S3. 2o-button-sS.5 80 o
pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05

So far all ladies' GLOVES. The Mems
list is quite as attractive:
MEMS 2-clasp REYNIER WALKING
GLoyES-s2.25 a pair. Cadets-for club
by hands-same price-s2.2 Is n pair.
MEMS 1-clasp PERKINS, ELK TANs-
81. 20 a pair. CAPE sUEDEs-si so a pair.
MEMS CRAVEN TANs-Fownee' make
2.25 a pair. Genuine Cape 'Coachers"-
81 a pair.
MEMS Of the ADLER MAKE-N and
$50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
Boys New Clothing.

Boys and Girls Yacht Caps. Each. .... Soc.
Blue and Red Fezes. Each. Soc
WHITE fezes. Each. .....-................ 69c.
Scnooi caps Tor boys ana girls. Each....... sc.
Blue Cloth Junior Kilt Suits Each
$3.50, $500 and S. 90
Mothers FRIEND Waists, percale, unstarched.
h@aeu ............-....-.-. Soc.
Mothers Friend Waists, percale, starched
A~aNu Igc.
Mothers Frieod" Waists, blue and gray wool.
Mothers FRIEND Waists, white muslin.
f.ach. .................-... .75c. and 81 90
10Th st. buildinyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05

An-wool Combination Suits. Each. ........ 50. IS
ScnOOl SultS. EACH .$-.oV
Strong Combination Suits. Each s.. 95
Good Shirt Waists. EAch. 25c.
"Reciprocity' Suits, blue and fancy goods.
tSAcn .So.Vv
Indigo Blue Serge Suits. Each. ............$6. 500
Hundreds Of Suits at. 90. $500 and $3.50
Dressy Dark worsted Suits. $500 and $lOoO
silk Toques short and long. Each. ........ $1.3
Heavy Worsted Toques. Each. .............$l.5O
Boys and Girls Worsted '"rams." Each
5Oc., 75c. and 81 90
Boys and Girls Cloth 'aTams." Each. soc. to 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05
WOODWAR y. LOTHIROP,
The Millinery Opening
10TH. nth AND = SIS NV.


is o woman tate is
be known without
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-05

Atwood School Dresses in a variety Of pretty
styles. Made Of tricot, serge and fancy plaid and
cheviot mixtures. Well made, lined throughout,
and trimmed with novelty silk, braid, &C. Sizes
to II.
$500 to $500 Each.
new lot Of Stylish Dresses made Of service
able all-wool serge in navy blue and brown, with
white pin dots. Very full skirt. Handsomely
trimmed with velvet. Lined throughout. Sizes
to IA.
$4.2S to S6.25 Each.
A good assortment of Fine Novelty Frocks, made
Of stylish cloths in pretty changeable effects.
Richly trimmed with silk velvet and point de gene
insertion. Sizes to IA.
$1,000 to $500 Each.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-04-19

Councilman w. l. Lince left this morn
ing for London, Canada, to visit his old
home which he left 10 years ago and to
which he has not since been back. He
goes via the Canadian Pacific and will be
joined at Victoria by his brother who will
see his former home and relatives after
an absence Of IS years.
Born, at North Yakima, Wednesday,
April 18th, to the wife of Henry Kelly, a
son.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-04-19
IMMENSE SPRING STOCK !!

Being unable to agree
with the Adjuster in re-
gard to damage done we
are authorized to dispose
of all good sdamaged.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-24
Cob 1T Grana5F I'd. @uapana.

Den i4on ertpdbnten @ei1ebriefen
aus Gran30iii9=@ uaDana ber vRDln.
3tg." entnebmen mir tpetter folgenben
Mb14nitt: Gin 9aumel etgener Mrt
beiel bic Rolonte unb ale 8etpobner,
tpetBe fomobl pte f4par3e, als por Ell
ntgen Sabren an mehreren @tellen in
@uapana auBerorbentliA ret6e Cobb
lager sefunben tpurben. Das langge>
iu9te @olblanb, bas 2anb bes &1nigs
81 Dorabo, ber Der &rabition gerndb
na4 iebem @ab fetnen eefalbten &Dr@
per NIT @olbftaub beftreute, tpar auf's
1eue entbedt. 9ie1 e 6reube bauerte
aber nt9t lange. Mobl tpurbe in BET
eriten 3eit Sob fir mebrere Millioz
men in jebem Sabre ~9efunoen, aber es
mar nur Mlupialgplb, pelhes auf bic
uripriingli41te Weiie aus ben @reets
a11sgepal@e11 tpurbe, na4bem bieie erz
190pft gine bic @olbprobuttton reiz
benb i9neu tpieber 3uriid. gu elmer
rationelIen Musbeutung bes golbbalz
tenben 8obens unb bes @eiteins fam
es gar nidt, ba bier3u bas @elb feblte.
&apital CAB unb gtbt es ni@t in Der
&olonie, unb bic fran50iii4en &apitaz
ltiten perbielten ii9 bon pornberein ouz
riidbaltenb ober btelmebr ablebnenb.
go fat benn bic Rolonte ielbit bon benz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-24
&oelNetne.

8ei Diamanten unteri4eibet man
3piiden alien ~uno neuen @teinen. Die
alien ,iinb iol@e, pel@e in 8raftlien
uno Snbien ibren urlpruns baben, bic
reuen, bic i'm Raplanb ausgegraben
tperben. Der @etpinn Der 2ebteren bat
ben preis BET Sri teren um bic .Qdlfte
tbres friberen Wertbes bi%nabgebriidt.
Sci ben &apoiamanten .lte9t Der
@9nerpuntt auf benz 190nen Tacetz
tenf@liF, ber bor3ugsmeiie in Mmiterz
banner unb Mntperpener, bann AUDI in
2onboner unb Barrier @oeliteini@leiz
fereien beforgt tptrb; bic alten @teine
braftliantf@er unb oltinoii4er Ser
:tunft baben cine i4perere, edtge unb
bide Torm lno cine be1ere Sarbe, als
bic DOM ≈ in ber Ga@ipru4e iagt
man: vpom retniten MaHer." vBlauz
tpaHer" nennt man bic Diamanten nit
bldultbem @@immer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-24
9aS Befeti8nn8Stpeten Der Neu.
3ett.

Die Gort19ritte in Der WaFentedz
nit, bic @tnfibrung bes raubi4paz
4en pulpers unb gang beionoers bic
Mntpenbung bon briianten @prengz
itoFen als @prenglabung in ben 9obl=
gei9oKen ber MrtiQerte baden bas Big
Der beftanbene 8efefttgungsfpitem pollz
itdnbig iiber ben 9aufen %getporfen.
@egen bic Wirtungen Der 8~riian3graz
naten bat man bic Mauerbauten ber
Geitungstperte bura @eritGrtung Der
@ep0lbe mittels 8etonauf4uttungen
3tpar tpirtiam f4uBen t0nnen. aber es
mar audi elm ausreibenber S9ub fir
bic Rampfmtttel, bprab ber &fgez
i4iibe, erforberlt&, ber bur& fire perz
bedte Mufftelung i'm @eldnbe tetnesz
tpegs erreiht perben tonnte. Nur
bur4 umfafenbe Mntpenbung BON
pan3erungen mar bier Mbbtlfe gu
i4aftn, unb tpdbrenb friiber nur @rbe
unb Stein bic @runbitoFe beim Sc
{tungsbau bilbeten, 1T nun bet Pan3er
als brtttes Clement bin5ugetreten unb
bat bamit benz 8efe1ttgungs1pitem bic
Gigenart bes f4et0enben neun3ebnten
Sdbrbunberts a%ufgebriidt. Sic Bis
BERGEN groBen, f9on BON tpettber ft@tz
barren @iirtelforts tparen our Dur9z
fiibrun9 bes Mrtt1ertetampfes i'm
Teitungstrte9e ni&t mebr geetgnet; iie
|btloen nur etnen &u9elfang fir jegz
lt@es @ei@oB, ba BEL ber SreFfi@erbeit
ber jebtgen @efhube berartige 3tele
felbft auf bic grDbten @ntfernungen
ni9t gu feblen itnb. Mitbin tDnnen
bieie Sorts muir no4 als @tiibpuntte
fir bic Snfanterie angeieben perben,
tpdbreno bic &fgef9iibe in bic
3mif@enrdume 3mifaen ben Sorts in
8atterten, unb 5par mDgltAft in panz
3erbatterien, aufgeiteqt perben. 9ieies
Sbitem ber Ser tdrtung Der @irtelz
forts bur4 Pan5erbatterten tptrb iberz
al ba 3ur M%npenbung .tommen, mo
borbanbene uno bral1dbare 8efe til
gungen na9 ben beuttgen Mnforberunz
gen umgeitaltet meroen miiFen. Sn
bic en- pan3erbatterien mirb bic Yanz
3erlafette, BEL Der oas @ei9ub' init
Der bedenben P%an3erbaube gu einem
ftarten Spitem bereinigt lit, uno BET
panaerorebtburm, in benz bas @eidut
unabbdngig bon ber pan5erbaube alf=
geiteqt 1T, in 9lei9er Meiie @ertpenz
bun9 finben. Sn beiben pan3ern lahen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-24
Cine 3tpetoeutt8c 9bterfreunos
j@aft.

Ser prairiebunb lit Elm @%erpanbter
bes Murmeltbteres- bi erften Strap
per, 1pelbe bic Recommendations
prairten betraten, nannten i'm rPrat=
rtebunb," ba CT ahnli@ pie Elm 9unbz
4en BELT unb tldft; ipnft bat bieies
@ei@0pf nit benz 9unbe nibts .9ez
metn. Dte Maturforiher ftellen es in
bic 0rbnuns Der Naser unb in bic
Tamilie ber 9Drmfrn.
Der prairiebunb mirb ni@t bel
grDBer als bas @i@b0rnden, auf Der
Ober1eite 1T er lt9t rDtbli@braun, an
oer unterieite ]&muBig peiB gefdrbt.
Dte baumloie @teppe, bic e@te prairte
1T feline 9ematb. 9ier 1iebelt fth bas
mantere unb aufgeuedte 9bter in gro
Zen @eieQi 4aften an. 80 es fnb netz
bergelai1en 'bat, bort itebt man bic
prairie pie nit Maulmurfsbiigeln bez
idet, muir bab biefe !9iigel beoeutenb
gr0Ber unb unS jeber aus elmer guten
&arrenlabung @rbe beiteht, mel@e bic
Sphere benin 8au tbrer unterirbii 4en
Wobnungen an's Sagesli@t bef0rbert
boben. 9ieie 9iigel tDnnen als !9duz
Ter gelten, in benen cine ober amei Gaz
mtlien tpobnen; tie iteben balb bi@=
ter bell ammen, balo tpetter p%pneinan>
Der, in Der &egel mag bic @%ntfernung
flint bis feds Meter betra9en; ba3tptz
iden ieben mir feitgetretene pfabe, bic
bon einem 2o& gum anberen, bon
9aus gu 9aus fibren; oft bebeden iolz
4e 9igelgruppen mebrere Morgen
2anbes. &ein Wunber al 10, bab bic
erften Manberer in ben Pruirien be
len Mnii ebelungen ben Namen rDDrfer"
beigelegt baben!
Sn bic EN- @emeinben berri&t itets
Elm reyes 9retben uno Elm geieqiger
@eiit; bic Maehbarn beiu@en ft4 fortz
tpdbreno unb tldFen unb be1en, 10
lange ibie f@Dns Sabres3ett bauert;
benin Bel Wtntersan fang beritopfen be
fe 0Drfler lire 9austbiren unb balten
einen ba(ben Winteri@laf. t@s lit aber
ni@t 10 lei4t, bas 2eben unb Sretben
biefer tleinen @e1elen gu belaui&en,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-24
Sic Mufternbdnfe i'm Watten

- Die Mufternbdnte I'M Watten@
n1eer bor ber idlesmig'i&en @eittaite
bel ben ssynfeln SDlt, GDbr, Mmrun
u. !. IN. btlben betanntlm bic elm
3igen pldbe, mo bic Muitern beutid9e1
ur1prungs getponnen nerben. Dteie
8Gnte tparer1 bur4 l1eberff&ung 10
fart %entp0lfert, bab man am l. @epz
tember 1882 ben Sang auf bret Sabre
einftellen mrlBte. SpGter purbe btefe
Rubepau5e auf tpeitere bret Sabre ausz
aebebnt unb EFF i'm 9erbit 1888 tpurbe
Ser sang nit 1000 Spnnere gu je 500
@tid tpieber a%ufsenommen. Man
hottie nun, baB bic Musbeute Bel ri4z
tigem unb mdBtgem 8etriebe ni@t Bios
cine quite, fonbern audi cine bauernbe
fem tperbe. sSn biefer 9oFnung bat
man ft4 getdui4t; BON Sabr gu Sabr
tpirb ber Sang meniger lobnenb. Daz
ber Fat ft@ i'm Muftrage Der pre1z
BH4en @egterung cine &ommiiiion, be-
ftebenb aus benz Set. @egterungsratb
@emper bonn 2anbmirtbf4aftsmtn itez
RUM, benz 3pologen Profefor M0btus
8erlin) unb benz z8aumet<
fter Wetnrei@ (9uium) na4 Grantrem
begeben, UNI bort l1nterfuAungen iibelr
bic Tortp1an3ung unb @rndbrung Der
@u1 tern an3u1tellen. 9ie 9erren baz
ben ft9 btef er Sage aunG&ft natb 8orz
beaur begeben unb tperben bann bic
MuiternbGnfe BON Mrca@on be1uh<n.