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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-25
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily ChronIcls OF ths Movements OF
individuals


Daily CHRONICLES OF ths Movement OF
Individual
Srseicl 90 aes Rso.s,-.
New YORK, July 24-The following
West Virginiaus are registered at New
York hotels to-day:
From Clarksburg, J. B. Hart, Aston
House.
From Palmer. J. E Craddock, The
Albert.
From Wheeling, T. II. Kraft, Grand
Union; ). @. Smith, Coleman House.
Judge J. Monroe Jackson, OF West
Virginia, is among the guests az the
Fl William Henry, Lake George, New
York.
Ex-senator Davis, Of West Virginia,
With his family arc expected at Bedford
Springs. Pa, where they intend spend
Ing several weeks.
j. 5. Price, Of Cleveland, is IN the
city.
R. S. Hibbes, OF Piedmont, is Beh-
Ter guest.
Charles Low, Of ParkersOurg, is at
the Behler
r. A. LETTERS, Of Woodsdeld, o., is a
Stamm guest.
D. H. Bryson, of Eas, Liverpool, is
a. the Windsor.
J. ]. Williams, OF Washington, Pa, IS
A. the st. Charles.
James Rowan, who has been at Atlantic
City, has returned.
George Morrow and vile, Of Fair
mont, are at the Stamm.
BEHLER-C. E. Yester, Alkaline, and
Thomas Flowers, Warrington.
George Humes, Of TIJonville, was in
the city yesterday on business
McLUEE: c. L. skinner, Fairmont;
c. j. W. Brownfeld, Fairmont.
Mrs. WIN. Nesbitt. son and daughter,
leN Yesterday for Atlantic City.
SN,rk Weller, Of ZanesvIlle, former
Sssling BOY, is registered al the NC
Lure.
Miss Fannie Peters, Of South Chap
line street, is visiting friends down the
river.
Father Mauritius, Of St. AlphOn'us'
Church, has gone for visit 10 Mans-
-, D.
Miss Bessie Bordeau, Of Twenty
seventh street, has gone TO SisIersViIIe
for a visit.
C. L. skinner, Of Fairmout came 10
Yesterday to take part IN the A. U. l.
w. festivities.
Charles Bshler says be will leave TO-
day for Atlantic city and other eastern
points on tour.
Miss Erna Freslaud, Of Hundred, is
guest OF her brother, E. X. Freeland' OF.
The Hots Behler.
Otto Werner, the South Side barber
wi. be home from fishing trip down
Tie river Saturday.
O. A. Bodley, wife and son, formerly
OF this city, now OF New Orleans, reg
Is'ered az the Stamm.
HINDsOR:-A ]. Small and vile,
S.stersville; 5. A. Vane, Salem, and W.
a. Gardner, 'SisterSvilIe.
Joseph Post, Of Salem, Ohio; n. A.
e'oan, Pitssburg; S. D. Robinson, John
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The shrinnrn ut Danrcr.

DENVER, COL, July 24.-The annual
session OF the imperial council OF the
Order of Mystic Shrine opened to-day
with a full attendance. The reports
showed the membership, which mum
bered o., 900 at the close OF 1892, has
increased TO $4,000. Imperial Poten-
tate Charles j. Hudson recommended
that charters be granted to Aladdin
Temple at Columbus, O., and Ahmed
Temple at Marquette. Mich, and that
the application from Ogden, Utah, for
a dlspensation to open FL Cid Temple
be referred to the Committee on Dis
pensatIous and Charters. The imperial
petentate reported that as as organiza-
ton OF colored citizens had pirated the
title OF the order. he had obtained ar
ticles Of in corporation in New York
State.
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Practical Politics.

There is quite a fight on among the
Republicans in Marshall county over
the Legislative candidates. One OF the
candidates from down in the county
came te Benwood few days ago and
began at once to hustle for votes. In
his end Of the district he had figured as
a cold water man aud opposed to drink
ing. He had a friend with him, and
they together went into one Of the Ben
wood saloons. Some OF them In the
crowd began to hint to the candidate
that he was for water only, and he was
in a sort of box. He and his friend
withdrew from the saloon and held a
conference outside the door. The tenn
perance man saw that he must do some
thing, so he gave his friend the money
to get beer for the crowd, and they went
back into the drinking hall. The friend
treated the men and then bought them
q whole keg Of beer, all with the money
from the temperance mans pocket
The fellows treated were glad of the
chance 10 get away with the beer, but
they were onto the scheme all along.
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INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.
Points Picked Up About the MIlII and
Factories.

Points Picked Up About the mlliI and
Factories.
The Jefferson iron works at Steuben-
vile have resumed.
Two Of the heating furnaces Of the
Belmont mill went on Yesterday.
The Steubenville pottery is on sgaia
in full after the long idleness during the
strike.
The foundation for the large new fur
mace at the Bellaire nail works is now
well under way.
Andrew Benuns, formerly Of Evans
vile, Ind, has accepted position at
the Warwick pottery.
Richard Gibbs, kilnman OF the War
wick China Company, is home Nrom a
visit to his home near East Liverpool.
The boilers OF the LaBelle mill finish
ed their work yesterday. They will
now be idle, and there is no probability
that they will have work soon again.
The new sanitary works Of the Wheel
ing Pottery company are TO 20 on In full
in couple Of weeks. The new works
will give employment to about $50 work.
men.
The Bellare steel works are to go on
this morning. They stopped few days
ago by reason OF having no metal on
hand. The resumption so soon was not
expected.
All the puddIers OF the Lower Ben
wood mill are on, and the skelp mill Is
also working. The miners are at work
and at the plant there are about 400
employees at work.
A large part OF the Riverside iron
works is now on for long time. All
parts but small division OF the tube
works are on In full. About l, 800 mill
men are finding daily work there.
The Wheeling steel works are not TO
60 on this morning as was arranged FOR
and ordered. II is now stated positively
that they are 10 go on in full next Mon
day, and they think the ran will be a
steady one. The works have run for
but forty-fve days in the last year
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Another Preacher Scott.

The friends here Of Rev, P. A. Scott,
of the A. NJ. E. Church, were consider
ably excited yesterday over the tele-
gram from Sistersvllle in yesterdays
REGISTER about the sudden departure
OF the preacher Scott who was conduct
ing the campmeeting there. The man
who absconded was one Floyd Scott, OF
Parkersburg, and not the Rev. p. A.
Scott, Of this city, who had been there
preaching. Rev. =. A. Scott was one
OF the victims OF the other SCOTS
promises, having gone there to preach
at Floyd SCOTS invitation and upon his
promise TO pay ali expenses. 1t is
needless to say that none of Rev. p. A 8
expenses were paid by the Row. Floyd
Scott,
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Mrs. Dubois Dead.

a very sad death was that OF Mrs. j.
D. Dubois, which took place at her res
idence at Leatherwood, yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Dubois was victim Of that
dread malady, Bright's disease. Her
demise will cause widespread sorrow
among host OF friends and acquaint-
ances. Sne was daughter Of the late
f. L. Armstrong, and mother OF Mrs.
j. ]. Holloway. The funeral will take
place from st. Matthews P. +. Church
tomorrow afternoon.
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A New Labor Organization.

CHICAGO. July 24.-An new labor
union has been launched which its lead
ers say will gather the whole army OF
the toiling masses. 1t will admit
militiamen as members. The officers
are w. C. Walsh, president; w. II.
Overton, vice president; Nj. A. Cogley,
secretary and treasurer. Organizers
will be put in the field. Resolutions
were adopted pledging financial support
to l.. V. Debs, and pledging co.opera-
ton to the American Railway Union.
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BLACKBEnRIEs GALORE.
Thousands of Buckets Coming TO the City
via the Ohio River Road.

Thousands OF Buckets Coming TO the city
via. the Ohio River Road.
The blackberry season is now as its
height, and the Ohio River railroad is
bringing them in by the car load. Mon
day night between nine hundred and
one thousand buckets were brought up
on the evening train, aud last night
about as many buckets came 10, the
train not arriving at the station until
about half-past nine.
The berries are gathered up at vari-
Gus stations between this city and Park
ersburg, coming from both sides OF the
river, and the picking gives employment
to a great many people.
Hundreds OF buckets are sent out Of
the city daily by commission men, going
to less favored localities.
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Not a Bad Day for Snakes.

Henry Hiderbrand is worker in the
nail department OF the Belmont mill,
and his home is back OF Martins Ferry.
He tells great story Of snakes, which
he vouches for with several OF his
friends. He went on a stroll few days
ago about his place. and killed forty
one blacksnakes, the longest being over
four feet in length. He says it is q
good year out theae for reptiles.
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NOTES OF THE KIVEk
New, OF TIA Bo1tI All Bottmsa Alous
the Ohio.

the Ohio
The Matte z left for Darlington and
way points yesterday afternoon.
The Iron Queen is undergoing repairs
at CincinnSti.
There were barely 81 inches of water
in the channel last night
WARREN, PA. July 24.-River two
tenth OF foot below zero; weather,
fair and warm.
OIL CITY, PA, July 24.-River 5
inches and stationary weather, clear
and pleasant.
SrEUBENvILLE, o., July 2s.-River
foot inches and stationary; weather,
clear and warm.
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Fnrthnr DatalIs of the Wreck.

TExARKANA, Ten, July 94.-The
collision on the Texas and Pacific yes
terday afternoon was caused by mis-
understanding OF train orders, The
dead number eight: Charles Holland,
postal clerk; Mike Noltz, postal clerk;
Ed. Bee, postal clerk; I'd. Grimm, en-
gineer; - Allen, fireman; Fred
Marshall, express messenger; James
Johns, porter; unknown man, George
Bean, a postal clerk, was badly injured.
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The Toledo saeprerrest.

The tickets for the trip to the Toledo
Saengerfest over the Wheeling and
Lake Erie railway, leaving Union depot
at nine o'clock a. IN. next Tuesday, are
now in the hands of thu committee.
The committee desire all members OF
the singing societies and the public
generally to procure their tickets early,
so they can get a more definite idea how
many coaches will oe necessary. Tickets
one fare for the round trip, good until
August 9th.
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TIE CASUALTY KEcOED.
The Accidents Reported From About the
City Yesterday.

OaAS AosNeEA@Ns
Monday evening. on Twenty-fourth
street, the horse OF Joseph Hazlett, the
South Chspllns street business man, ran
away attached to the buggy. The horse
was soon caught and little damage was
the result.
A child two years OF age Of Joseph
Fahey, deceased, late OF TWenty-tbird
street, fell down pair OF stairs at its
home yesterday afternoon. The child
was very badly bruised, and DR.. Il. T..
Ford dressed the injuries.
A son. aged one year. OF william
West, OF Fort7-third street, suffered q
bad accident al noon yesterday. The
child was playing about q clothes
wrlpger, when one Of the fingers were
caught Ii will be necessary for DR..
Clyde Ford to amputate the member to-
daY.
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A SERIOUS ROW
At Bethany, In Witch One Man is Dan
Eerousiy Hurt.

At Bethany, In Witch One Man is Dan
Eerousiy Hurt.
Last Sunday night there was q row
between two we'll known men OF Beth
any, and one of them was badly done
up. Il is not yet known what the re-
suits OF his injuries may be.
John Suddoth and Frank Foley had
angry words about contract for work.
Suddoth took club and struck Foley
over the head, rendering him uncon-
scious. He was taken 10 the office Of
DIR. c. Shriver. 1t was found that his
nose had been broken and his
skull injured Suddoth had
a hearing yesterday forenoon before
Mayor Scott, OF Bethany. In default
If the $500 bond required by the mayor,
Spddoth was taken TO Wellsourg jail
nv Sheriff William Cowans, Of Brooke
county.
Bethany.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
Squire GiIle,py.s Court.

Ed. Work and his wife, for stealing q
watch at the residence of j. II. Sacher,
on South Huron street, Island, were sent
forward TO the grand jury.
John Watkins and Chester Barrett,
two boys, were sent to jail, and are to be
transported 10 the Reform School.
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PosrOFFIOE ROBBERS
.-r.,tsd By the Z. 5. Authorities and
Brought Here TO Jsh

Arrested by the L .
Brought Here TO jail.
Carl Toothmau, James and Frank
weekly. boys aged from eighteen to
,ventv-one years, were arrested yester-
AZ 1ornipg at Graves Flat, Marion
c c@ byU. 5. Marshal Thomas Flow
c5srged with robbing the postohice
there. -A. 20 This citv
nigbt bv the Marshal and lodged In
iaI' Tbev will be kept here until the
JAI, ,a-m ~ United States Court The
n esSs ~ vas committed three months
rooOo "a IL was very daring one. It's
thought that there Is S'iO"e '
against the boys
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Buried Under1s F.ot of Rarth.

WINoNA, MINI, July 24.-By the
caviug in OF the walls OF a cistern three
bricklayers aud boy were buried Is
feet. All were dead when found.
They are Joseph Schneider, Albert
Stanek, Mike Mulasa, Henry Griebach.
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TIE kIvER VERY Low.
Vehicles Crossing at the Point of the
Island.

Island.
The water 10 the river is now so low
that yesterday several wagons crossed
near the lower point Of the Island, and
two men on horseback crossed near the
foot of Twelfth street. They had the
misfortune 10 get Into a little hole and
had TO swim their horses a few yards,
but they sat on all right, and had less
trouble coming back
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-25

IF your eyes water, twitch, tire, burn,
or your head aches after reading or
sewing, consult aud have them exam
ined for glasses. free OF charge, at lilo
Main street, next to Shook IL Co.'S, by
Prof. Shelf, the opticisn. sWf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-25

Miss Sophia Evans Hospitality enter
tanned congenial party Of her friends,
at her home az Eagles Nest" in
Bridgeport, last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-25

Monday night VIM. Hoburg, the
genial business man OF Thirty-ftth
aud Jacob streets, entertained rogallI
at his home A crowd of his gentlema 81
and LADY friends were there, aud they
spent mosLenjoyable evening. Cards
were played, aud delicacies were served
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-25

STACY ADAMS & Co.'S mems SIS pat,
ent leather shoes for 81 at LocKE's
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ATLANTIC TEA CO.
Ty%, ~
IMPORTERS { COFFEE ROASTERS,
We LEAD, LET THOSE WHO OK Il.lcal
OUR PRICE LlST:

Baking Powder, per pound. -. 100
Lemons, per dOzeu. l5c
Is Pint Jelly Glass, per Dozen. s2c
Quart Mason Jars. per d0zsn..... coo
Bakers Tomatoes, cans for. 25c
Standard Sugar Corn, cans for. pc
Sugar Peas, G cans for ............ 25c
Bartlett Pears, 3 cans for......... 25c
Cholce Red Salmon. cans for. 2ic
Fresh Ginger Snaps 4 pounds for. e5c
Fresh Butter Crackers, pounds for .5c
Large Lump Gloss Siarce, : los. for 2i,
Rolled Oats, pounds lor......... zoe
Pains Root Beer, bottles for. 25C
= pint Beer Mug Mustard, 3 glasses
Observation-Disclosures. CSC
y pint Catsup, bottles for...... pc
Clothes Pins, per dozen........... lc
Carpet Tacks, S.ouuce, per box. lie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. William Gordon pleas
antly entertained a number of young
folks Monday evening al their home on
Zane street. Cards and dancing were
the amusements OF the evening. The
first prize was captured by Mr.. John
Walters, the second by Miss Brooks, OF
Columbus. Tempting refreshments
were served at midnight.
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IN SOCIETY.
some Past aud Prospective Events In the
GAY World

The Sabbath School OF the Zane
Street NJ. E. Church will give an outing
next Tuesday al grove on the line OF
the b. g. O.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

Steue, bis man tie in'S freie2anb pflar1sen
fanr, mas natirlt6 bon ben @itterung57
OerDdltniiien bes be3ii9li9en SabreS abb
banst. Ser 8Oben ioq tiefgrin6ig fem
unb 1T fir Waalpcn nt9t letdt 8u gut, aub
Die Sage nt3t leicbt 81 Ionnig. Gs lit ia
b%efatnt, baB Malben iebr iipptg tuad)let
man lalle ibnen 6aber auD i6on beim
Nuopflan3en einen entlprchenben Gaunl,
bic Eetben miilien tpenigltens 20 3on unb
bic Pfansen 30 3ol bon chamber ab>
iteben. @dbrenb bes SommerS bean
Iprt6en Sic Otalben iebr tpenig gflege,
MAJ brauebt le nur bon 1~tntraut fret
tu balterl, Bel trodenem @etter su gteBen
llnD ibnen BET triber @itterung einen
gutet 9ungguB 81 9eben. Qnfangs 9eoz
bomber pflanSt man lie III entiprebcnb
groBe SDpfe, sieBt ie gut an unb iiber7
lpribt 9leicb5eitig Die 9an3en Yflan5en.
@Iet6tpo6l lalien fe frii6 um9etopft bic
8lattcr Dangen, erbolen ii6 aber idolt
biunen 80 Stunoen tpie6er. 98iQ
man nun lehon Gnbe 9e5en1ber 8[itben
e~r3ielen, 70 lebe man bic eingetopften
Pflan5en 1ogleieb in Elm le6r licbtes Cam
belten Sottel) 6auS, in pcl6em itets cine
Semperatur BON 60-65 s.. unterbalten
mir6. SoQen iie aber erft lpdter bliiben,
10 tit eS iebr an9e3eigt, bic eingetopften
Bflansen auf 8obenpGrme 3u ltclen, uno
5ipar III elm tparmeSOeiltbeet man f~itttert Die
SOpfe bis gum o%beriten 9tanbe eiu, unb
lGBt iie oaielbit PA Sage. 0focb 6ieier
l3eit fam man Bic Maluen ganj iorsenlos.
i'm &altbaule aufiteuen, bis man lie ms
SreibbauS brin9t. 6ier nerrneioe man
oaS gu bieIe Spriben, neil ionlt bic &npsz
pen letbt %faulen. gu ertpdbnen lei nod,
oaB it9 ooS Srciben bon Wtalpen, ms
b~eionoere Der 9efiutbli!ben6en Sorten, I'M
0roBen lebr ernpfieblt. sSebe 8f(anse
bri1gt $50 Doufommene Blumen, bie
gut be5a6lt perben, tpeil Iie iebr icb0n limb
uro ii6 fir 8inbestuede uoraiiglicb eignen.
Sic iino nanli6 iebr lcid9t an 9robt All
bringe1 unb DaIten ii95-6 Sage, o0ne 81
tpelfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24
Die 1rlaIpe ais Greibpflanse.

Cine iebt me6r in ben Siutergrunb per>
6rdugte, aber pradti9e alte a3ierpfan5e lit
bic Sto6role (Althaea rosea). S6rer
leibten &ultur unb llnueripiitli9feit wegen
finoet man tie cher in einem ldnOIiden
8~auernbofe ais in @drtnereien. 96er 6as
1T aus benz @runoe ni6t 9crebtferti9t,
neil man ibre 9rOBen, ibOnen 8lu1nen
allcb gu elmer blii1benarmen 3eit, ndnLicb
I'M 8inter, in 9iiae lno Siiue baben fam,
obne belonoere Wilbc nnb 9roBe Soften
baralf perpenben gu miliien. Die geeig9
netite :3eit gum Qnbare lit Die 3ipeite 6dlfte
bes Monots 9esember man pGblt DicrSu
einen balbwarmen &aiten unO getu0bnli6e
@artener6e. 0aS erfte Pifieren nebme
man 1c6r balo Dor, un6 ipenn Die SGnl2
linge % 2al,b5ldtter 5eigen, pificre man
fe aberma(s IN elm Sect BET friiber ertpd9n@
ten Q(rt, laiie fe bann 10 Ialse az Srl uno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

W1ai6en 2are, nG6ere Qusfunft seben. SIN
Chicago betreibt bic Sirma Stein & @Qz
bogeu inn Columbus Building cine Diaz
manufactured. @ieueiBt baben sic baz
nit Qlnbaltspuntte genug, UNI lelbft brtefs
ltch nGbere Grfunbtgun9en etn5u5teben.
442. @lnfrage: @olen sic mir sefduigit
mittbeilen, mie man frtl6 gei6nittenen
Gabaf ~bebanbeln foQ, baB er ntbt mebr 10
itarf III, nno 10 eincn iiblen @e16mad un0
@eru3 bat.
SObann sc. &amier, Snb.
Nnttport: 0ie frii9 seicbnittencn Saz
bafsbldttter tperben in feline Biinbel gss
bunOen, an ber 9uft setrodnet uub 6ann
einem @dbrun9spro5eB un~teriporfen, I'M
Dem man fte in LANCE freiitebenoe 9Gufen
aufl9ic6tet unb na6 eingetretener bins
retcben6er @ripGrmun9 6er 9aufen UNI
icblGgt, 70 baB bic GuBercn S6i9ten nab
innen su Liegen fommen. 9ieie 2rbeit
miro 70 of mieberbolt, bis Sic 8lGtter pouz
itGn0ig ein9ei6rumpft iino unb cine mehr
ODER t~peniger Ountelbraune SGrbe on9es
nommen baben. Damn iebt man bic 8iin>
BEL All fog. GrodenbGnfen auf u1b la9ert
1te in gr0Bsren 6oufen. Bur 8erarbeiz
tung al &albtobaf tperben gerin9ere SaS
BATE orten bann nit 8aiier, &%alfmaiier,
Mmmoniat, Ni6en[auge o6er nit nit SaI3z
IGure anseiduertem @aiier ousselaust,
o6er aber g%erOltet, in6em man bic 9anseu
ober seribnittenen 8lGtter auf mGBis err
bibten e~iiernen 8latten ~bebanbeIt. Nm
bGufigften unteripirft man ben Tabat no9z
mails elmer @dbruns, su neI6em 3wcde
man Sic 8lGtter nit SDrupl0iung pber
TrucbtiGIten beipren9t, AUDI tpobl 6efe,
@einltein, Sal3 Ii. /. ~. suiebt unb in bic
@G6rung5gefGBe etnpreBt. 0ur6 9lltsz
breiten an Ser Quft tpir6 Ser @Gbrungss
pro3eB Dieber unterbrOben, norauf mar
Die 8lGtter nit geiuiir3baftcn 8riben be-
~Iptengt, tpeleben man sur G%rbDbung Ser
Brennbarfett etpas Salpeter 3uieBt. Damn
iperoen Die 10 subereiteten Bldtter selbnits
ten un6 Der 9taubtabat lift fertig.
Mnfrogen, benen ni9t Ser
Shame unb @obnort Ses
Sta9eiteIIers beigefI9t limb,
~ anbern in BEN Yapierforb.
Mebrere Qnfragem un6 an ID
ii BEN Spre6 aaI BE It nj III te
Mtttb ii ungen langten ii
Sc ummer SIT pGt an unS
mer6en in 6er na6ite g labfinz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

@6nne benz I6iere 6ie rot6pen6i9e Nube
un0 Jorge, baB eS auf gutter Streu raiten
llnb i6lafen fam.
Strife oas @eIbirr gum Setterelt, ob es
paBt, bamit 9ein Sbier md bren6 Der 2(r>
belt nic9t bon oernieIben gequQlt uno belG>
lti9t miro. GuGle 9eine g feroe nicbt burb
ben cams unnDtDigen Nuf}aB5igel unb Die
neiit unnOtDi9en S9euflappen. SIM @in7
let ertudrme oaS 8ferbe8ebiB, ebe Oh es
benz Gbiere ms Wlaul le9it, Ourcb tparmes
Waiier ooer burcb Geiben. 0aDurcb be-
tpabrit gu 9ein 8fero Dor dllBerit icbmer3z
baften Munben un6 9ib Dor Scbaoen.
Die 9eiti6e 9ebrau6e 10 ipeni5 ipie m0g=
lich Dann piro 6aS Sbier Dir anDGngltcb
iein unb 0sinem 8orte Solgc %letiten.
g8iro baS Sbter leioeno, mas 9u >5uz
ndebit beim 6iittern beobac1ten %fa1nlt, 10
ludbe sur red)tcn 3eit unb am recbten Srte
6ilfe. Site 9i3 Oor 8iui1ern un6
Guafial6ern, benn 6ureb iie iperben Die
Sbiere iebr rft 81 @run0e gcric9tet.
8eban6le bic S6iere, in%sbelonoere fltrdbt7
ianne unb dngitlt9e, lelbit aucb boSortige,
ieoer5eit nit @e6ulo; beacbte sizes immer,
audi betm 8eicblqgcn III bcr S1miebe. Gr>
r%ltn9encS gertralen b~eiciti9t marebe uble
Gigenidbaft zines 3bieres.
8e6ente, baB OtiBban6lun9 un6 @rau>
iantfeit BEN 8er:6 berietben berminOern,
Dir allo iba0en. Sebe Bo6ltbat aber, Sic
Oh benz Gbtere ~er5eiglt, tragt quite 8rucbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-24

8eg in Sic 0tfeutIicbe 8ibliotbef in 3iri6,
bon mo aus Der 8eri3t Sur &enntniB OeS
Shnei3er 8auernbunbeS ~gelangte. 9arauf@
bin fanO cine Scriammlung bes 8auernz
bunbes itatt, in ipel9er Bic Nniic6t bur9e
brang, OaB es fiir bie 0anbwirtbi3aft in
Der S6mei5 por groBem 8ortbeil iein
piirbe, tpenn lte tbren Gieblta1o ourb Sim
itelung Dor amerifanii6em SungUieb frdfz
ti9ten un6 i6m ueueS Slut Sufilbrten. Der
MeinungSaustauib bate sur Sol9e, baB
llnterbanbluugen eingeleitet tplroen, tpelcbe
nadb Der 2lniicbt 6es Goniuls Die @iniebunQ
zines 9(uSi6uiieS sur Tolge ba6en merber,
ser bieiem 2an6c einen 8eiub obltatteu
un6 bier bic Sacblage in 8e5ug auf Die
Nusfubr %iun9en HinbDiebS nacb Der S9peis
1tu6ire1 Iou.