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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
PAY
ENOUGH

Some people are too anxious to save
when buying a watch, thinking that q
cheap watch will do as well as a good one,
and that all the difference in watches is
the price. May be that it required a
moral effort on your part to pay us $40 for
when somebody else generally offers you
gold watch for $3.50 and-just for good
ness sake-throws in a gold chain and
charm. OF course 1t is all tame
schwindle," as the Jew said when he went
up in the balloon and couldn't find the sill
yer lining of the cloud It happens every
now and then that person sends off for
q gold watch, gets 1t, and then loses faith
in watches and humanity for ever and
on us and see If we have what you want,
and If we can't suit you at all out of
large stock Of watches, why-it is time
enough then to send out of town for S2-5o
gold watch.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
BANDIT SEARCEY SQUEALS.
lie VIII Furnish Information Concerning
Train Robbery.

By the United Press.
Calverton, Va, Oct. 23.-Before being
brought to Fredericksburg, Charles ].
Searcey, the Aqua Creek train robber,
made confession which is now in the
hands of proper authorities. There
were but two men concerned in the rob-
berry; Morganfield and Searcey.
A pouch containing bonds and drafts
was recovered this afternoon with as
sistance of Searcey and forwarded to
Washington.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
Confidential Man Missing.
w the TTpitad Dro,,

Chlcago, Oct. 23.-V. w. johnson, CASH
ler ana confidential man for Warren
sl springer, the millionaire, Is missing with
S,Ooo or Mr.. Springer's cash. johnson
areW the money from the bank on We'd
left many creditors. ,t-''
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
UNEARTHED A MASTODON.

Skeleton Of an Ancient Monster Found by
Mifflin County Farmer.
By the United Press.
New Hamilton, Pa, Oct. 23.-George
Swain, farmer living near here burn
ed some brush in swamp and the fire
communicated to the soil, kind of
peat. In putting out the fire portion
of the skeleton Of mastadon was un-
earthed.
The bones found are tusk seven feet
long; some teeth, one being three feet
by four inches, and weighing twenty
pounds; a portion of rib, over five
feet long, and some vertebra. Geologi-
cal formations indicate the swamp to
have been an ancient lake.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
is TWO FEET SQUARE.
That's the Size Of the Official Ballot In
the Keystone State.

BY the United Press.
Harrisburg, Oct. 23.-All the clerks
In the state department have been
utilized the past few days in preparing
the official ballots for all the counties
in Pennsylvania Their work Is at last
completed. All the ballots except those
for Philadelphia have been mailed to
the proper county officers. Owing to
the large number of senatorial and
legislative districts in Philadelphia
seventy-six ballots are required for that
"ity.
The official ballot is two feet SQUARE
and contains seven columns, except in a
few counties in which eight are required
to accommodate the multiplicity of
parties.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
GAMBLING DEN RAIDED.
Resort That Has Been Supported by Yale
College Students.
RV tha TInitad pracc

New Haven, Oct. 23-After many
foiled attempts the local police at last
raided successfully last night Ike Hart
ensteins gambling establishment,
which for many years has been sup
ported largely by Yale students. The
establishment was found in full opera.
tion. Hartenstein was arrested, and a
large roulette wheel and other equip
ment were sized. Hartenstein was held
in $500 bail, and his case was continued
In the police court this morning.
The equipment seized is estimated to
have cost several hundred dollars.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
COCHRAN MAY RUN

Ex.Mayor Grant Wants Him TO oppose
Lemuel Eli Quigg.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
New York, Oct. 2S.-It is understood
that the Tammany congressional nomi-
nations will be revised. John De witt
Warner and Bourke Cochran are to be
run again.
1t Is not unlikely that John Connolly
will be called off and Cochran substi-
tuted as the opponent for Lemuel Ely
Quigg. This Is Hugh j. Grants desire.
and Tammany has to be kind to Grant,
now.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
SIGNIFICANT STRAWS.
Betting All Over New York Is in Favor
of Morton.
By the United Press.


BY the United Press.
Rochester, N. Y. Oct. 23.--Bookmaker
Kinney, of Newark, has arrived, bring
ing with him an election betting BOOM
Kinney is a Democrat, but he lays his
money on his Judgment. He has an
nounced that he was willing to bet
even on Morton, and refused to take the
other end of it. He got one bet of $500
even with Jimmy Buckley. He offered
to lay $1,000 to $500 on Morton, but no
one has taken him. Smithy Eggleston
last night laid $1,000 to $700 on Morton,
and is Offering more at the same odds.
Joe Slegfries has been betting on Hill
even, but he has made no offers since
he learned Of Kinney's Offer
A Binghamton special says the bet
ting in that vicinity is to on Morton,
but no large wagers have been laid.
Hill men were frightened by the nomi-
nation of Wheeler, but are now regain
Ing confidence
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
WAGE.EARNERS HIT HARD.
New Tariff Bill VIII Cause Reduction of
Easily 80 Per Cent.

By the United Press.
indianapolis, Oct. 23.-J. N Roberts,
president of two tin mill companies in
Wales and one in Gas City, this state,
made startling assertion today in re-
gard to the relations of the wage-earner
and a protective tariff.
Mr.. Roberts says that the new tariff
law will necessitate a cut of not less
than 80 per cent. in wages in this coun-
try
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
HUNTING FOR THE COOK GANG
Posse of Deputy United States Mar
shals Prepared for Business.
A DARING ROBBERY AT TALALA
Enter the Town in Broad Daylight and
WithiWinchcsters Persuade the
Citizens to Donate Cash,

Wagner, I. T., Oct. 23-Word reached
this city at s o'clock tonight that Cook
and his band of desperadoes were en-
camped on Verdiges river, eight miles
south of Wagner. A posse of mar
shals was sworn in, and headed by
Deputy United States Marshals Lawson
and Hockbruner left about $50. Hook
bruner has national reputation as a
brave man. There is no doubt that the
morning will bring news of an engage
ment.
Talala, a station on the Kansas and
Arkansas Valley railroad, branch of
the Missouri Pacific, forty-siX miles west
of Wagner, was cleared out by the
Cook band at o'clock last night. They
reached the town armed to the teeth
and proceeded at once to rob stores
right land left. Every store in the
place was visited and the proprietors
compelled, at the point of revolvers and
Winchesters, to turn over their cash.
The post office was also robbed of
stamps and a small amount of money
While the bandits were in the post office
the east-bound passenger train pulled
In. The trainmen were soon notified of
the gangs presence and the train pulled
out at once.
Express Robbery Contemplated.
1t is believed here that the gang in
tended to hold up the train. Indian
Agent Wisdom, of this city, organized
today his 100 United States deputy
marshals into three posses. The gang
contemplates a raid on the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas express train near
Chetopa or Prior Creek, as they sent
word that they would get even with the
American Express company for the
killing of Rogers last year. A portion
Of the Cook gang went east through
Fort Gibson this morning. Chief Har-
rison, of the Cherokee Nation, also has
sixteen mounted Indian police on the
trail of the Cook brothers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
TO PREVENT FRAUD.

If 1t Is in the Woods, Gotham Will Have
a Clean Election.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
New York, Oct. 2S.-There WILL it is
believed, be an honest vote in New
York this fall, at least by comparison.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
GASOLINE EXPLOSION.
Several People Injured-A Grocery Store
and Butcher Shop Destroyed

and Butcher Shop Destroyed
BY the United Press,
st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 23.-Two three
story buildings at Nineteenth and Bid
die streets were demolished by gaso-
line explosion about noon today. A
barrel of the fluid was standing on the
sidewalk at the corner and in some way
fire and exploded. II. w. Dammes
grocery store and Paul Kurtz's butcher
shop were wrecked and several other
adjacent buildings damaged
Frank Kelly, Patrick Dwyer, Gus
Bear and Mrs. Damme and child were
Injured
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
THE FALCON RETURNS NOT.
peary Expedition Steamer Is Twelve
Days Overdue.

st. Johns, N. f., Oct 23.-The Peary
expeditions steamer Falcon. from
Philadelphia for this port, is now twen-
ty days out and is twelve days overdue,
1t Is feared that she will never be
heard from again.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
WEATHER REPORT.

Cloudy and threatening in the morning,
followed by fair weather; south winds
and slightly warmer.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
PEANUTS PROVE FATAL.
Nellie Farrell Ate Too Many and They
Caused Her Death

IauScd HcT Death.
By the United Press.
New York, Oct. 23.-Nellie Farrell, a
2O-year-old Brooklyn girl, had a great
fondness for peanuts. On Tuesday she
was taken violently i'll. 1t was found
necessary to perform an operation.
Fully quart of undigested peanuts
were found in her stomach. The girl
died of peritonitis.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
SOLD STAMPS IN JOB LOTS.
Brown and Harer Are Now Under Heavy
Bail. ~

New. York, Oct. 29.-United States
commissioner Shields began today an
examination Of Harry L. Brown and
Charles Harer, of this city, arrested by
secret Service detectives here last week
Tor buying postage stamps, knowing
them to have been stolen.
a., commissioner Shields held Brown in
S'oOo pail. Harer's bail was reduced
from 81 900 to $780,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
YOUTHFUL DEPRAvITY.

Two Little Boys Fight Duel with Pen.
Knives.
By the United Press.
Hollidaysburg Pa, Oct. 23.-Roy Da-
vie and Dent Motley, two little 9-year-
old boys, of Duncansvllle, village one
mile west of this city, quarrelled and
fought a duel with penknives today.
Motley drove his knife into his COM
panion's abdomen and the little fellow 5
death Is hourly expected.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
FEASTED ON RELICS.
Quaint Reunion Service of the Descend.
ants of Shipwright Fox.
Special to the Scranton Tribune,

Steubenville, O., Oct 23.-At the re-
union of the descendants of Josiah Fox
held on Short Creek, this county, the
many guests present ate from a table
spread with linen $50 years old. One of
the company dined off a china plate
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-24
MUTILATED BY A TRAIN.
Stephen Chesseman Killed While Eluding
Arrest.

BY the UHIteu PTesS.
Chester, Pa, Oct. 23-While trying to
elude arrest early this morning,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-05

g flan3e, 1n6 la11en mir Bic Grfa6rungen
bier folgen, bie nit tbr ipGbreno Stpeier
Sabre an Set lanbmtrtbi9aftli6en Ser
iucbsitatton Ser Aderbauicbule in 0tt9iz
gan gemabt tpuroen.
/. Die Yaan3e feimt un6 erret6t sic
SberflG6e tn 17-28 Gagen.
2. 6terauf ipG6lt tie Iongiam un6 err
for0ert Sorgfalt, um baS l1nfraut gu uns
teroriiden.
3. Nuf ie6r arntcm San6boben macbt ite
ndbrenb bes erlten SabreS Elm Sberfd6ens
Wacbstbum bon 6-8 3oa, Elm QSurSel>
madbstbum bon 12-15 .3ou.
4. Nuf fulttuirtem uno Derbelicrtem
Sanobobeu Dtngcgen 5etgt fie Elm Ober>
flGchen@@ acbStbum BON 12-15 sou, Elm
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BON 1874 Boil.
5. Ser 0ipfel nimmt nicbt ictcbt Sbaoen
burb 6roit, Bic Bur5cln il%6eriuintern gut.
6. Die QSurSel1 iin0 reicbIt6 nit Nars
gen bcocdt.
z. Ginid6ri9e, i'm 6riibjobre auf Sonbz
boben iibertra9ene s ~flanSen gaben 10.460
Bfunb @ritnfutter per Nder.
8. Sic blttbt OaS critic Sdbr nicbt. 6ter
paren aub I'M %5tpcitcn Sabre iuenig 8Iits
them uno Satlten 5t beobabtcn.
9. QlS @ritnfutter miro ite bonn 8icb
gerne 9enommen.
OaS GOrDanbcnietn bieies @epG1leS
beugt oa6er alem Suttermangcl bor
unb licbert ntcbt allein Oie Giebbaltung,
ionbern bereicbert aub Die sum @ez
treibebau beitimmten Tel0er NIT nie baz
9epeienen 0ilngermaiicn, a1 uclcbe man
porbem ni6t oenfen burfte. Seine 0urre
lit i'm Stanoe, Oas Q8acb5tbum bteierB Gattz
erbie gu bceintrddbti9en, lonOern je 9r0Ber
un6 anbaltenber Die 6ibe, Inn 10 lnebr
mdbit Der Sat60ruS. 0aS unterliegt fet>
mem 3weifcl nlebr unb lit burdb 5abIrei3e
@rfabrungen feit9eiteQt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-05

auSgeiebt, baB eth berniinfttges &otattonS:
iDitem i'm Qlnbau befolgt pir6. Sir 6tt
6arner pir6 fib Ser 9lnbau bon 3uders
rltben ais un9emein nortbetlbaft ernetIet,
Q8GbrenO tie ieBt BON i6ren 0ei3enz un6
WtaiSfelOern bO6ltenS 81 per 0(cre e~r3ieLen,
tonnen tic ben @rtrag BET N~npflan3ung bon
3uferrG6en auf tpeltigitens $25 bis $50 pei
Ncre i~tetgern. 0urcblc6nittlic6 ergtbt Ser
Ncre ettpa StDOlf Sonnen Gihen, meld6e, gu
So per Sonne in Der Sabrit abgeltefert,
ettpa $50 per Ncre erge6en Diir6en. Die
Soften Der 8earbettung tperben it6, i'm
Safe 6aS in BreuBen Ibltdbe SDitem ELM
gefGbrt tptrb. tpona9 sic Sarmer ,nur bas
Bniigen beiorgen unb ben Qlnbau, bdS
Sdten uno bic Grnte ben bon Ser tri6utGren
3uderfa0rtt gelteQten iaboeritdnOigen Qr>
bettern aberlaiien, auf ettua $50 iteaen.
Gs bleiben Dem Sarmer, BET perbdltniB>
ntaBig 9~ertnger Wflibe, $25 BIS $50 iibrig.
0a bie 3uderfabrifen auBerbem bauptlG6>
LID i'm Btnter t6dttg itnb, 10 mtrb Ben
Sarmern @%elcgcnheit gebotetl, au9 in iener
Sa6rcS5eit ais Qrbeiter in Ser Sabrif guten
9obn gu erDalten. Die ameritanii1en 0titz
ben entbalten burcbi6ntttli6 16 Bro5ent
Sac6artn, pGbreno ber Sac6aringeDalt
Der eurOpdii9en &iben ielten IL 8ro3ent
iiberiteigt. 49,"
6ter3u m0cbte tb mod ermabner, 6aB Sic
bon ber WaOtion1Beriu3Sitation in NtSe
conitn NIT ge3ug auf 6ieien Staat -anges
iteutcn llnterlu6ungen fir bas Sabr 1892
f~olgenbeS &eluItat er9aben:
l. Die flint bon Der Station gebalten
| Sorten &iiben ent6icltcn Is. 33-16.44 %
3uder; Der burchidbnittsz @rtrag par 11.3
Cons per Qlcre.
2. SON Ben 81 1tiiben>8 roben, bic bon
Sarmern aus ueri9iebenen Sbetlen 6eS
Staates eingeianbt tpurben, entbielten 40
Wtuiter iiber 1877 3uder; bic ret6balttgz
iten entGtelten 1871 %, bic Grmiten 1893
%. Der 9ur9i9nitts : Ge6alt belief it6
baber fir ale Giben auf 14.34 %, Oer
9ur6l9nttts >@rtrag auf 1872 Sons pet
Ncre.
Ser ~6urbibnittlicbe 3uders@ ebalt bon
435 &lben-B robeu, Die in ben Sa1ren
1912 BON 0isconiiner Sarmern 9e3os
gen tpurben, mar 12.81% un6 Der 9ur6s
I6nittsz @rtrag Is Sons per 2lcre. 4
Nuf @runb biele t GeluLtate tommt 9e>
nannte Decentralization ST. Dem S9luiie,
oaB taft in iebem Gbeile beS States it6 fir
Sic @rSeu9ung bon !3uderriiben 9eeigneter
8oben porftnbet. @aS nOtbig lit, iinb
Sarmer, pelbe Die &ultllr BON &uben perz
iteben, uno 5tpar cine geniigenoe Qln5abl
iolcber tnnerbalb zines ~angemelienen Inn
%freiies, nm cine 3udcrfabrit fir un9efd6r
3 Wonate ta9li6 NIT 10000 Sons
0tiben perieben su fonnen. l1ngefGbr lit
bas in etnem 9urcbi6nittsz Sabr bas Grz
gebniB BON 1900 NcreS 9an6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-05
Die W~oloplatterbfe
Lathyrus ~silvestris.

@Qem Nnidbetnc nab lit bicle Suffer-
pflan3e ba5u beitimmt, ben tauicnoen Don
9(creS ober Sanb9e9enoen in Sen tpeitli6en
uno nDropeitli6en Staaten, Die beute nob
unbenubt baliegen, @rG0iung gu bringen
uno ite Der &ultur 5u5ufibren. 9ie natirz
Itdbe Maagerfeit beS 8obens, anOauernoe
Srofenbeit un6 bdufig eintretenoe SrOlte
mabten es unut09lib, @rntcn in bieicn
0ebieten gu e~r5telcu unO Der6tnberten aut
bieie @etle felbitrebenb tbre 8elteoelung.
Dem mag nun bal6 a6gebolfen letn, uno
au6 6er Sarn1er anDerer @egclloen, Der in
trodenen Sabren allen @runb bate, itb
itber Sut1ermangeL gu bctlage1, miro elmer
Gorge entboben iein, penn Der Nnbeu Der
MalbpLattcrbie it6 8abn BRIGHT. Na3 ben
btS6er nit berielben gentacbten @rfabrunz
gen redbtferti9t ite bic auf tie geieBten Soffz
munger urtO perbient ba6er Die 8ea6tun9
aQer Sarmer, inSbeionbere aber iener, Die
untcr ben oben gei9ilOerten Gerbaltniiien
gu lct0en BADEN.
Die @albplatterbie (Lathyrus sill
vestris) lit einc prennirenbe 8flan3e, bic
BEN 8otanifern lbon LANCE befannt mar,
aber ME f~ultioirt wur6e, Da ie in tbrem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-05
RdtdIode.

vSarmer Seeb Co., 81 SO. @an 8uren
Str, Gbicago. Nus benz Gataloge Oteler
a~ltbefannten Sirmd, beren @eibGft cine
lolde Nusbebnung annabm, baB Iie tire
StorerGume OergrDBern muBte, UNI bic
Sablreicben an tie gelangenoen Selteuungen
piinftlib auSfibren 81 %fDnnen, crieben
mir, baB bielel6e idmmtli6e @raS7, @ce
mile uno @etrctoeldmereier IN ben belten
QualitGten porrGthig am Eager 6GIt, iiberz
otes aber aucb in Der gtGbe BON Chicago
cine eigene Gauml6ule l%ettet, aus Der Die
beItcn uno beipGbrteiten S%bitbGume, abcr
auc6 S6attenbGIme, 8eerenobft uno
StrGucber II. bgl. bc5o9en per0en t0nnen.
SoDn 81. Sal3er Seeb 60, Ga Groiie,
@iS. Ser nit prd6tigen SluitratiOnen
reiblib auS9eltdttete Sotalog Oteler ben
6armern lGngit ~bcfannten Strma tpeiit Sus
n1cbit ouf sic erfreuli6e Gbatiacbc bin, baB
1Gmmtlicbe SGmercien, eDe tie III ben Ser
tebr fomtuten, ouf t6re &cimfdDt9fett ge7
prift weroen; un iibriaen ldBt berielbe
crbltden, boB bieic Tirma in Sdmereien
alleS am Eager bdlt, tpaS Der Sdrmer
brducbt, liberties aber du6 cine groBe 9ln7
sab( BON @erGtbe1 uno Wfaibtnen.
y9telioble Sncubator anO 8rDooer g.,
Quincp, SQ. Der &atalog bieler Strma
miro ba6urcb SIT einem G~atDgeber, baB er
Die 8ortDeile bon Sncubatoren uno 8rle
tern beroorbebt, NntDetiun9en gtcbt fir Die
Nnlage uno @inrtc6tung BON 0ubnerbGu>
fern, fir bic 8ebanblung un0 6etlung BON
Rrant6eiten unb fir bic Gr3ielung BET
beiten @rfoI9e nit ben ~9ertngiten Nusz
lQ9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-05
Gini9es iber vGreameries".

@ie Sic 8tl5e ibieBcn aaiG6rltcb. penn
bas Sribiabr tommt, vGreameries" aQcrz
prts empor, UNI in piclen SGuen mach perz
bdltntBmdBtg furScm 2eben tpicoer ~yetn3u=
9ebet". 9telcnigcn, bic tie betricben, iu6en
anoeripdrts 8ei6dftigung, baS @ebGube
1amnnt @~tnrtbtutg blcibt iteben u1o bilbet
Die 3telicbetbe iblecbter gStbe fir 6ie y@e<
ibcibten", Die bas @nbe DOrberiuuBten, 1n6
cine QueQe beitdnbigen @roles fir Bic
vS6are> 6oloers", BE nitt pilicn, mas iie
nit ibren vSbareS" anIangen louen.
Sori6cn mir na6 Ser l1riacbe ioIcb' trauz
riger @ricbeinungen, 10 firben mir, baB ste
S6ul6 baran entlpeoer Sic 2ettung trifft
o0er bic Ser Creamery benacbbarten Gar>
n1er. Die critic 9ebcnSbebiugung fir0 cas-
8elteben elmer creamery lit ,tGmlib cine
binret6enbe Mtenge Wilb 5u einem Derz
ninftigen 8reiie. g8eigern iicb II cine
groBe Nn3abL Der benabbartcn 6arnter,
vBatrone" Der Creamery 81 tDeroen, 10 lit
6erielben i6on bct 2ebensatbem genommen.
Stun f0nnte bier .elcroings ~etn9eiDenbet
tuer6en: ySa, bic creamery loQ Dorerit
@ontrafte a6l6lieBen un0 iib 10 6as
nOtbige WftLbquantum ii3crn". Sang
rtbtig, unb OieS geicbiebt auc6 in Dtelen
SGQen; in anbereu a6cr i6eitcrt Elm Oer1
artiger 8eriucb an benz @iDeritanbc Der
Sarmer, Die an9e6cn, iicb rfreie 6ano"
balten gu ipollen, i'm iibrigen aber oer@
lpreben, ibre Ntilb r9erpiB" gu ienben.
Begtnnt Die Creamery bann poa bon 6off1
nul1g tire 9lrbcit, 10 erinnern itc6 piele
tbreS 8eriprecbens gar ni4t, an6eve fangen
tpobl on, tbre Util1 3u lenoen, finben aber
bal6, 6eioroerS our @rltte5eit, saQerlei
Nusflidte, Inn ii6 Iossui9rauben, 10 OaB
Der Creamery icblieBlt6 mr. ipeni9c treue
9(nbdnger DerbIeiben, I'M beren pilen es
tbr oft icbtper fdut, ibren 8etrieb sur Derc
niinftigiten 3eit ein3uiteIen; fie mabt
nOcb cine 3eit lang Oeri9ieOene 9ebensuerz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-05
6efeuiofeit un0 2tuffIdrun9 fir
former in 1n0tana.

Inter Der 9ettung Des 8rofeiiors Qatta
bon Der Bur0ue>ltniDerittGt tDerDen int
2aufe oes gegenmGrtigen 8interS in elmer
9teibe bon Counties I'M Staat Sarn1erS
SS%nititutes abgebalten, Ourch Deren 8elucb
Bic 9an0iutrtbe @elegetbeit er6alten, 1ttb
ii6er piele Srdgen, tpelcbe fir lie BON be10n>
oerem Sntereile iino, ale misunderstanding
Nuffldrung 3u beri6affen. Wftt Bolttit
baben bic @eriammLungen nicbt baS 9e=
ringlte at tbun unD eS tptr0 1treng barauf
geicbcn, baB Bel Der Misunderstanding BON
Brogrammen u16 Der NuspabL Der Spre7
3er QlleS Dcrnte6en miro, mas eDentueu
ben QnlaB 5ur 6erctn5errun9 Der Bartetz
politif bieten nn0 bDieS Blut er3elt9en
f0nnte. Sir Die ~5eritreut tpObnenOe Sar7
merbep0lferung lit NQes, mas ba3u bet>
trGgt, Die @eieuigfeit SIT fDrbern, nit Sreu>
BEN 3u be9riBen. Qlbgeie6en BON ben
i%ocialen 8ortbeilen, pelcbe ben 2an6tpir>
them aus benz 8eiuc9 Der Sarmers' Sniff
tuteS %ertpacbien. erbaIten tie auf BEN Ser
iammlun9en burcb oaS Qnb0ren Der burbz
meg in populdrer Spra6e gehaLtenen
8ortrGge lber peribiebene if Der 2anb>
tpirtbl6aft, 0iebSu6t unb in 0et 6auSbalt
eini6lG9igen Sragen 10 mancben @tnf, Der
nur befolgt 3u perben braubt, nm ibnen
9tuben uno 8ortbctL 81 bringen. Ntr
leben 9e9enpdrttg i'm 3eitalter Ser Gerbeiz
ierungen un0 bes Sorti6rttts. go fart
aucb beim Garn1erftan6 Der Sang gum Gonz
ierDatismuS ausgeprdgt lein mag, es lGBt
ith bod ni9t ~lGugnen, 6aB aucb ibm Die
Nufgabe obliegt, nit Der Set S6ritt 3t
balten, beraltete Metbo6en a~b3uicbaffen
ltn6 bic n~eueiten @rfinbungen 10 pett ais
tbunli6 prafttib 3u DertDertben. @oute
Der Sarmer ftb 9dn3Lt6 abi6LieBcn un6
1artnGGig an benz QlIten %feitbalten, obgleicb
berbeIierte Metboben ibm @riparniB bon
@elo, 3ett uno Q(r6eitsfraft in Nusiicbt
iteae1, 10 tDIr6e CT ietnem Sntereiie i'm
@ege iteben.
gtimmt er a6er iebe @eIesenbeit tpabr,
bic ba3u an0etbar lift, i6m auf irgenb cine
gSetie benin Betrteb ocS 9%an0baueS p6er
Der S:ebsu6t 8ortbelLc an bte t6ano gu
gebe11, 10 miro CT troB Ser nteDrigen 0et>
senpretie WttteL unb We9e ftnoen, UNI feline
Sage perbeliern AT f0nnen. Die beutiben
Sarmcr in Sn0tana ba6en 1eDr btel ba3u
bet9etragen, ben Staat gu Der teb!gen
8litbe 'uub su benz @obLitanb gu bringen,
Der tbn IN BEN Stan0 ieBt, ben 8ergleib
nit benz gelegnetite1, r1eilt proSpertrenOen
Staat Der linton aussubaIten. Die beut>
iben GARNER 3ei6nen iih nibt bios 6urcb
SletB, Qus6auer unb rationale 8eptrtb1
ibaftung aus, ionoern ie itnb audi Sreunbe
Der @eieui9tett un6 bet Quffldrung, tpte
fe 6urcb bic %genannten Sar1nerS SnitituteS
mOgLi6 9emacbt tuerbcn. De5balb mabt
man, ben uns 3ug~e9angenen 8eri6ten au>
folge, Die erfreulibe 8eobo6tung, baB Die
8eriammlungen, bic unter Bet Sberleitung
bon 8rofeiior 2atta abgebalten perben,
itcb bDn Seite bes 6eutiben Tarmerelemenz
les itets zines iebr sallreidben 8eiucbes err
freuen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-05
8rieffdften.
la9el1.

Sober 2eier bat bas 9te3t, iopobG Sra9en
3t fteQen, ais AUDI QnttDorten ein3uienben,
unb Iino oielelben gu ri9ten an bic v2anbz
mirtbicbaftli6s 8etla8e" ber 81. Staatse
l3ettung.
IS. &ann man bier in SQinots GriffeIn
(W1ordbeLrD cultibiren ? 8ie fam man
bielelben an uno fortplan3en
S. So, 49,, Sa.
Nnttport: 9luf meme Qnfrage beim
Observation-Disclosures Oh bier in 9lmerifa
ienlolS Der 8eriu9 gemabt mur6e GrilFfeln
3l cultioiren, erbielt tb bis beute feline
Nut1port, fam Sbnen baber au9 seine
Nusfunft 6ariiber 9cben. MetneS 8iiienS
naeb lit es audi nicbt feftgeiteut oh Die
SrIffel ii6erbaupt bier porfommt elmo 3ett
lang 9laubte man tpobl oaB bieS 6er Sail
lei, l@lieBli6 fanb man a6er aus 0aB
G1daboe Qndian bread) irrtbiimltb fitr
bic Griiffel 9ebalten porben mar, ipegen
ieiner 9roBen @ebnli9feit bamit. 0irette
@ulturDeriucbe naren ni6t bon Grfolg be-
9leitet baS WtpceLium i6marobt ~perenniee
reno auf ben @uraeln bon 9olssewdcblen