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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
Noa eini9e Recepte sur 8erettunQ
pon Beeren.Gifor.

y &otber SObanntsbeerlttD
&otbe Sobannisbeeren tperben abgebcert
nnb auSgepreBt. Dem Gait iebt man bic
gleicbe Mabmenge Gognaf (oOer in @rz
man9elung oesielben &orniAnapS) su unb
periiBt nit 9emablenem 3uder,. 0uf ein
Quart Sliiiiiefeit recbnet man 175 bis 250
@ramm 3uder. Damn piro burcb SlieBz
papier ~ftltrirt.
p $ tmbeerItt0r Man nimmt 2
QuartQllfo6ol, Quart Na1ier, 23-3 8fo.
3uder uno 4 Quart retnen flaren 6tmbeer7
TAFT. Ser 3uder pirb nit @aiier aufgez
focbt un6 benz abgetlhLten SDrup Der oblge
NLtoboL unb bann Der flare 6imbeerlait
3ltgeiebt.
81 Gr6beerItf6r. Mfan flint cine
groBe Slaibe taft gan5 nit @r6beeren
(Q8al0erobeeren itnO am beften), gieBt fetz
men franS0itl6en Gognac 0dr1ut uno lGBt
bic Slalbe IN tparinem Srte etnige Belt
lteben. Die S[iiiit9fett miro bann abgez
golien, f%tltrtrt ur0 nit geLGutertem 3uGere
SDrup beriiBt. I'm leBteren ber3uiteuen,
fo6t man 2 Pfun6 0Et3uder nit J Quart
@alier auf, icbdumt ab unb bertpenoet ben
Sprup talt. Wfan bari 1ebob fein Dartcs
(taLf6alttses) @aler nebmen, tpetl Der
2tt0r oabur6 tribe mer0en tpilrbe. 9tegen7
maiier lit AM paiienbiten.
A. 9retBeIbeerItf0r. 8reiBeIbeez
ren eigncn ftb tpegen ibres tpitr3tg bitteren
8eigeI6mafs borSii9Li9 CUR 9tf0rfabrl7
fation Die Sriibte iperoen burcb8elucbt,
menn n0t6ig, gemai9en, 6ann nit penig
Mafier aufgefobt un6 abgepreBt, iporauf
S.. ~LoxEu 4 +o5 a oft M ~ Nn0nnc 1fftA y II foy
bermilbt pir6. 2uf Elm Quart Saft
redbnet man Elm Quart Gognac un0 300
bis 400 @ramm 3ufer. Oas Stltriren ges
l9iebt 6urb TLieBpapter.
s. NuBltfOr. Man serquetibt 30
StlG 0alnIiie, Bic Gnoe SUM bis Wtitte
Suli geplIdt fem. miiiien, giebt 30 StiG
@etuiirsnelfen unb 2 @ramm guten 2immet
btn3u, tbut Qaes in cine Slalcbe un0 gteBt
l Quart Gognac barauf. Die Slal6e
bleibt an tparnent Srte etntge lSoben
fteben unb wiro bdufig 9ei6ittelt. 0ta9
bieler 53eit gieBt man Die SLiiiigfeit moge
licbIt flar ab, f~tltrirt iie uno periitBt lie nit
flar gefocbtem SDrup q Bfunb !3uGer
uno } Quart g8aiier). gtuBlif0re perben
grim gefGr6t.
gti6t u~nertpG6nt mag nod 6leiben, 6aB
sur 6srteauns BON feinen 9ifOren nur
san3 fuielfreier NIfobol Deripenoet tperoen
Darf. Sn @rmangelung bon @ognac ii
sana retner &ornihnaps gu benuben.
9as Tiltriren gei6tebt burcb tpetBe5 Sill
trirpapier ODER AUDI bur6 Stl3 ODER Tla1
nell. Ser 2it0r muB gang flar peroen.
SeBt CT betm Steben b~ennoc ettpas 8ooen7
iab ab, 10 muB er bebutiam IN cine anOere
SIai6e ge9oiien tperben.
8fIaumenm 9 miro in folgerocr
@eiie bergefteut: 10 8funo Pflaumen
merben nit 100 Quart 8aiier IN elnen1
9lalirten 9bon9efdB Ober ~enalulrten eller7
men @efdB Qefobt. gacb 3-4ftin6igem
Rochen pir6 oann Sic Mfaiie bur6 einen
Seiber 9etrieben, mobct S9alen unO
@teine snriidblei6en, nn6 nun bic mubs
artise Maife unter forttpdbrenbem llm7
riibren auf cinem i9tpaden &%oblentel1er
bis our 9onig6ide etngefo9t. 9ieraur tplro
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06

3ur 3ucDt Dcripan6t, nm Sic DeiBe GSarbc
aus S9parS un0 Gcbtpiugen beyaus5n,
bringcll uub nm idttgelDe 6cnnen All be-
fomnel. 0iclc :3ucbtcr iperben &iGcn
befommeu init Dunflen 6leGen unb Streiz
fen auf 8opf unb Guden, ipie BEL ben reb7
bu6nfarbigcn ic ounfler Der 6obn, nm 10
nebr wcroen iolcbc &liden oprfommcn.
AlS eiaigen bicIer &iidcn iperocn quite
;3udbltDierc iperocu. Otr5. 2iiterfaD bcnubt
iebr buntle 0Gbne ultb bGlt lolcbe nit
icbwor5em Scbtpan; fir bic beiten 3ucbtz
there. SoIGe Sabine bitrfen jebo6 nicbt
ldilger ais Gin Sabr sur 3ucbt nertpanbt
perben, man befommt lonit ebenIopteI
Mil6e nit benz S6nar3 in S9panS un6
S6pingen, ipte eS mil benz 8eiB Der SAT-
lpar.
0as SoeaI zines jungen ;3ubtbabnes
bel benz gegenipdrtigen Stanb Der 3ucbt lit
ein tiefiattselbes 3bter nit %faitanien@
brauncm, nid6t ibpar3em Scbmans unb
S9ntngen, aber tper ni6t bon Oieien
Sbiercn betDmmen fam, muB bas gtGcbitz
bette peripenben un6 baS lit ein ~tieflatt>
eelbes 3bier nit northumberland
ober fbnar5em S6tpan3. gtadbem es ge>
lungen fem ipiro, mebr bunfelfarbtqe Sem
men au erbalten, t0nnen 3biere bon ber7
ielben Sarbe gepaart iperOeu, I'M CUTE &ez
iultate SIT e~rSielcn. 9ie allgemeine Qtniibt
1T, baB man nacb einigen Sabren iorefdlz
tighter .3u6t feline 3uflucbt gu ertremeu
Baarungen ntc6t mebr nebmen ioa.
Die nnterfarbe lit nod Elm 8unft,
morauf .3i9ter binarbeiten miifien, be-
lon6ers BET 6ennen. @utfarbige 36iere
ioIen seIb bis auf bic t5aut iein. Natirz
licb 1T Der benz 2idbt un6 Ser Suit ausgc=
iebte She'll Ser Tebern bunfler gefdrbt ais
Der nicbt 6erausgete6rtc G9eiG. Inter feie
ner 8ebingung bari Der l1ntergrunb Der
Sebcrn Gallo Der Tlaum) tpeiB ober psiBLicb
lein; 10 bci9affcne Sbiere f0nnen ME ais
3u6tmaterial Derpenbet iperoen, ba bel
tbren gtacbfommen bic tpeiBe 6arbe iicb
AUDI ii3er benz bedenben Scbertleibe mtts
tbeilen mirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06

Hirft oas Mittel ntdbt alSbalb, 10 fam cs
nacb tllrSer l3eit no1malS ltn0 aucb sum
britten W3ale gcacbcn Iperben.
SIT ctn Sblulbrobr CUR 6anb uto cine
8erf0nItcbFeit sur Steuc, tpelcbe init oeiien
NnDeubun9 pertr0ut lit, 10 luobe man
6urcb @infii9rung beS> S6lunbro6rcS in
ben Banien Bic angeianlmeItcn @aie sl
ettfernen. @lei65eltig cmpfteblt ii3 Die
Nu6lbung eincS an6altenoen 9rufcs pere
mittelit Der freusipetie iiber chamber 9elegz
ten 0dltoc auf bic auTgetriebene finite SUM
gcr9rubc, ionic bic DGufige 8erabceicblng
BON &lDltircn aus faLtem SeifentDaiier.
Sn ibmeren ober le0r lcbneI perlaufenben
TGlen, mo- Die bcibrie6enen Wflttel i'm
Stibe laiien ooer gar ni6t our 9lnmcnz
bung 9ebracbt iperben t0nne1t, mirb nit
Dem Srotar Der 8anieniti1 gemabt. OicS
ler fam aber MIR bon einem gcibtdten
&bierar5t alsgefibrt tperben. 9fa9oem
Der Stib aus9efiiDrt 1T, wirb Die <n9e
be~raASge3ogen uu6 sic 6ilie iteden ges
laiien, bis Der NtfaQ poriiber lit. 9a ii6
bic 6llie leicbt peritopft, 10 mlB lie 6ur9
tpteberbolteS @Infiibrer' Der <nge often
gebalten iperben. WGbreno Der 9auer bes
NnfaaeS lit bas gtteDerlegen beS Sbteres
tbunli6it gu Oerbinbern, neil. anDerenfaus
s3erreiBung 6eS .3per6feles ober oes Banz
lens eintreten fam un0 bierauf Der SOB
bes Gbieres taft unUermeioli9 lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
WaAboloerbeerwetn

Ser acknowledgements lit Elm duBeri1
angene9meS @etrGnf, uno 6a @a6bolOcr5
beeren oft in grpBen Wen9en geraOe bort
MILD tpabien, no Geben un6 anbere See
renarten nibt me6r porfommen, 10 oiirfte
beniel6en in 3utunft ettpas mebr Nufmerf<
iamfeit geicbenft mer0en. Wtan felt ben
8abboLoerbeerDetn in folgenDer 8etle
Ger: 10 Bfuno gut seritoBene 8a66ol7
6erbeeren mii3t man nit 10 Bfunb6ontg,
ba5u giebt man so g &O99eniauerteig ober
au3 BreBbefe un0 9teBt 1912 Quart
3iemli6 beiBes @aiier basu. 9te 9enannte
Wtii6ung fommt in einen 8otttcb, in weLa
chem man tie ei1e 8tertelitunoe tibtig
bur1einanber ri6rt. Ser 8ottib miro
nadbber gut sugebeft unb in Elm 2ocaL gez
bra6t, tpelbes auf mtnbeitens 200 St. err
ipGrmt tperben fann. Die 6obe Temperaz
TUT 1T n~otbpenbi9, I'M cine 5iemlt3 rai6
perlaufenbe @Gbrun9 SIT neranlalien. IS
bilbet ii9 an Der S6erflG6e mGbrenb Der
@dbrung cine f~ruItenartige 0eGe, Die It6
am @noe berielben pertbeilt, aucb erfennt
man AM &larperben Der Sliiiigfeit Die
8eenotgrng Der @Gbrung. Spbalo man
btes pabrgenommen, bringt man Ben Wetn
our Nacbgdbrung bon BEN Srebern befreit
in Elm SdB6en. SEPT getiigt bic 9epobn7
ltbe &euertemperatur (ettpa 12-150 st.
ober 15-18O g. yta9 peiteren 6-8
8oben ntr6 ber @etn gum %3Deiten Wtale
abgelaiien unb gut peripunbet. 9taboem
ct unsefGbr Elm SSabr i'm SAB gelegen, farm
er in Slal9en ab9e8o9en tperben, Die bis
gum @ebrau9e beLiebis lang aufbepabrt
tper6en f0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
SIN fSranfreich enthoLten Sic @chr,

Sn Sranfretcb entbaLten Sic SbuGz
bGdber 8eIebrun9en iber oie 0~ibLidfeit
Oeribtebener Sbiere, peI9e btelfab ges
tObtet tper0en. @S betBt BORT: SSgel: St
Iebt meiitens bon Mduien, tleinen Stage
tbieren, Begi6nefen uno Gngerlingen.
Sootet oarum feinen Sgel. = &r0te: Cine
pqbre @ebiLfin oes 9an6monncs. SSebe
berttL9t 20 bis so Snieften PRO Stunbe.
Gobtet bte&rOte n~i6t.-Maulpurf: @r perz
8cbrt unoblGiiig @ngerGin8e, 2arpen, &aupen
unb >anocre Dem Nderbau icbdolicbe Sniefe
ten. &etn 8~lan3entbeil tpurbe ie in ieinem
Wta8en getunben. S6btet ben Wtau[iuurf
ntcbt. : 8G9el: Se6e grootn3 bat aQidbr>
li9 groBe 8erlufte burcb Snieften. 0ie
&0gel ftno Die bttterten Setnbe ber1elben,
tpel9e I'M StanOe iinb, tii6ttg unter
ibnen auf3urdumeu. sic ftnb Bic
9roBen &aupent0bter, @ebilfen bes
Nferbaues un0 ber ObIt3udt. 5Ootet Sic
80gel nt6t! = MarientGfer6en: sic
IinO bic beitcn Sreunbe Der Selobauer unb
@Grtner, inbem ie bic 8lattlGuie, ipelbe
Die @eudbie i6dOiqen, in Wtaiien per>
G0btet 0as WarientGfercben nibt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
bilfeletftun9 beim QufbldRen Ger
RIbe.

Sn SaGen bon 8ld9iucbt fam ii9 Ser
2anbpirtb auf btaige unb etnfa6e @etie
6tlfe peri6affen. Wtan faufc in elmer
Qpot6efe getp6bnIi9en Salmtaf8etit in
elmer nit @laSit6piel poblperi6lolenen
Slai6e. Die 6lai1e 1T al etnem Ounflen
Orte, gum 8etipteG i'm Seller, auf5ubee
pabren. 8Ldbt Elm &inb auf, 10 gieBe
man l BIS 2 @Bl0ffel beS aufbepabrteu
Salmiaf9eiiteS in cine 9ewobnlicbe Meine
flalcbe ooer Elm anbereS @efdB bon ettpa 4
bis l 2uart @ehalt unb fiae oteielbe nit
faltem 8alier auf. Die S~lillt9feit mirb
bann Dem gcbldbten Ofinoe poriibttg einges
ibittet. Ser &opf muB babel bocbge@
balten, aber Der Salg ntbt %iibermdBtg qes
itreft tperben. Suitet bas 9bier, 10 laiie
man ben &opf iofort los, bis Der Sultenz
reis poriber 1T. SIR gebldbte &Glber,
S6afe unb .3iegen 9enit9t J GBloffeL SaIs
miatgeit uermii@t nit J Quart 8aiier.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06

l GBIGfiel GreOIin auf 3 0eciliter 8rannts
tpein.
.3d4e M;Icb: @bp. !3upor Elm Nbfiibrs
mittel aus lcc9S @Btoffel 0Lauberlal5 unO
einem Sitter Mallcr, Damn bretmal tdglitb ie
Gin @BIoftel pou bon elmer Wfticburg ans ie
bret @BI0fel ctner pnlperiiirten @n3ianz
l1o Galmnsluur5cl, aitmmel, &o6ial5
un6 &reibe.
3ebrfieber: ltn9etLbar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
Sprehfaal.

Sie &e6aftion Itc0t 6e 8enubung 6e5 Gpre9z
ioolS, ioweit ser RaIm eS SuldBt, ben Seiern Der
p2anOp. 8eilo9e" iret sur &erii9un9, bod per-
lpabrt lie iid bo9egeit, nit Dem SnbuIte Ser 2(rtifel
tbenttftSirt Sl pcr0en, inOenl OerIelbe nitt ielten
ben Gnli9ten Der 3teoaftion Su1pioerldlIt. Girz
ienbun9en, 6ercn Gcrfaiier lid nidt nit Dem pollen
Gtamell unO @obuort untcrSci6ncn, iinben feline
&ufnabue.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
OberIin, Decatur County, Kanfas.

Oberlin lit Ser Gountofib bon Decatur
County unb btIbet cine Giienbobn@S Station
Der burlington & Wttiiouri Gtper5
@iienbabn; Der Srt tie9t AM Sappa7 T(uB.
9aS 2anb UNI Sberlin lit tpeaenf6rmige
Yratrte nit @aI6bettan6 am Sappa unb
Neben1Ihen. Ser @run6 lit i6par3er
u9oom" unb gut 9eetgnet CUR Sarmmirtb7
f6aft. Giel 8ieb unb S9neine tpcroen
BON bier anf ben Marft gebracbt. Mfats,
unb &artoffeln tperben am meiiten
bier gesogen unb cine quite @rnte itebt in
@uSiicbt. @ei3en, Safer unO Hoggen
ipdd)It AUDI iebr gut. 9anb fonn bier ge7
fault werben fir bon 3 bis 10 9oQars ser
&fer auf 10 Sabre 3eit, nit tIeiner Nns
5ablung.
2ebteS Sri6ia6r fauften einige beuti9e
Samtlien iib bier an, unb mir boffen, baB
nod mebr Senti9e it3 bier anite6eLn.
s. q. geopLes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06
suI3 nidt fddoIid, ue1n ridtio oebraudt,

SaI5 nidt fddolid, penn ridtis eebraudt.
Die i'm Spre9iaI in SO. 80 Ser 2an6m.
8eilage perOffentlidte @ornung 6es 6rn.
81. 3immerer in Nebrasfa in 8etreff Der
S6dblicbfett bon Sal3 BEL 6eiien Mntpenz
bung gegen &oblraupen fam ib ntcbt gut
beiBen. SD babe bas W}ittel i9on Sabre
lang 9ebrau6t. ST.. 3tmmerer mfrs ipobl
geoacbt baben: vGteI biLft nteG." SD babe
am Fl. Sult beuer gum bterten 01al SalS
g~eitreut unb mein &raut beftubet lidb i'm
ipptgiten @abstbum. Wfan muB bas
Sal8 nit MaB unb .3teL gu berwenben per=
fteben, bann tbut es 0ortreffIi9e 0ienite.
Mit @ruB
gOuarb Sii6er,
Micbiaan.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-06

Gbriitian &ocb, Mtnneiota.
N.8. 5ter lit es furcbtbar trofen unb
beige 8inbe berrl9en DOr. Die @erite lit
bon BEN G6in6bugs beinabe 3ur 6dIfte
peraebrt, Der @ei5en ftebt gut.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
AT THE HOTELS.

At the Clarendon-W. 81. Workman,
Little Falls; j. E. Cronan, Fargo: W.
T. Tate, Chicago; George Edgerton,
Austin; L. E. Armitage, Winnipeg.
At the Windsor. E. Prick, Hast
ings; W. K. Nash, Grand Forks: n.
Hart, st. Louis; B. B. Espy, Tiffin, o.;
+. b. Daugherty, Duluth: r. M. Haven.
Faribault; +. WachhOlz, Glencoe.
AT the Internationally. g. Ander.
son, Aliceville. Kan; w. A. Fletcher,
Missoula; S. NJ. Warmaw, Sandstone:
John Lowe, Reeds Landing; Dow
Furgeson, La Crescent: G. Kilgore.
Duluth; w. E. EhIe, Sam MOonan'
William Magowen, Saltwater. %
At the Hotel Metropolitan-Geofee
Briggs. Missoula; A. Brandenstejn. aD.
Larkin, New, York; NJ. B. Hartley. M;
b. Mcllvaine. F. w. Fraser, John Tru1n-
bull, Chicago; w. B. Jewell and family.
Wabasha; Frank Malcolm and wife
Louisville; Lawrence P~ierson, James.
town; Thomas Goodhue, Ashland. r
At the Ryan: Lem King, New YORK..
5. E. milford and wife, Portland. or:
Louis f. Henklein. Hartford, Conn. m.
5. Bliss, Springfield, Mass; Frank n.
Miller, Isidor Dreyfus, f. l.. Ball. A.G.
Stollerwerck. New York; William A.
Bond, Chicago; q. S. Shiphua, James
Chamer. Chicago; Mrs. William Bow
man ana uehter. Waverly, Iowa;'J.
D. M. Goodlar, Louisville, Ky. /
at the Merchants'-S. S. Bradley
Ouiuth; b; u. Blake, Racine, Wis:
Charies 4. Phillips, wife and child, Red
CHI, Col; John q. Brown, A. j. Frantz
ano wife, Duluth; A. F. Haupt, Buff
falo, N. Y; B. f. Voreis, Fairmont.
w. j. Robb, Philadelphia; Henry M
Lamberton, Winona; j. e. OBrien
~Crookston; A. Lynn, Glenwood: Rev.
). M. ". King, Hastings; w. j.
Sweeney, Helena.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
STEWARDS STORY.
The Senator Tries to Prove
the Glasseock Case to
Be Blackmail.
3
SOME RACY EVIDENCE
Given as to WhV the Suit
RACY EVIDENCE
Given as to Why the Suit
Should Be Thrown Out
of Court.
SHADY RECORD OF THE PAIR
Shown UP in the Testimony
of Detectives and Police
Officers.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Affidavlts
and letters were filed today in the SUI
preme court of the District of Columbia
in the divorce case of Glasscock VS..
Glasscock, on behalf of Senator Stewart,
In support of a suggestion to the court
that the case ought to be dismissed Cn
the ground that 1t Is not brought in
good faith; all the parties are in col
fusion, and that the alleged offense is
condoned by their continued cohabita-
ton, and that the object Is not divorce,
but e%xtortiou and blackmail. The papers
are very voluminOus, covering sos type.
written pages. Some of the matter is of
such a scandalous and obscene charac-
ter that 1t cannot be repeated. 1t en-
bodies the statements of detectives,
police officers, pOrters and attendants of
the senator's private rooms and offices,
neighbors Of the Glasscocks and a num-
Der of Mrs. G~lasscock's letters to the
senator.
The first papers give the senator's
letters to Campbell Carrineto IN attorney
for Mrs. Glasscock, wherein the senator
gives the circumstances already pub
lished of Mrs. Glasscock's importuning
him. The letter closes with the solemn
assurance that there have been no i'm
proper relations with the woman A
letter from Glasscock to the senator is
next given. 1t declares that the senator
has destroyed his home and happiness.
II have had a thousand impulses" it
continues, Ito shoot you down on sight
like a dog. That is the punishment
you deserve;" but Glasscoek continues
that he will not become a murderer for
a worthless woman. He declares that
he does not want any Of the senator's
money, but seeks only a divorce.
Atidavits of N. c. Morris, formerly
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
WILL BE ON HAND
TO ATTEND THE COMMERCIAL
CLUB FORESTRY MEETING.
Letters Accepting the Invitation
Coming in From All Quarters
of the Country.

Interest in the informal conference of
the Commercial club with the state
horticultural society. the state for.
estry association, the various CONNER
cial bodies of the state aud individuals
interested has increased so rapidly that
the meeting promises to assume the
scope OF a largely attended convention
instead of a merely informal confer
The club has received q large
number OF replies to invitations sent
out to the meeting, promising attend.
ance in nearly every case. From the
tone of these letters it would appear
that there is a universally aroused pub
lie feeling in favor Of devising some
practical plan for preventing in the
future the gigantic loss of life and
property which has taken place through
out the timoered districts of the state
In the past ninety days.
Prof. Samuel b. Green, of the expert
ment station of the University of Min
nesota. under date of Sept. -, writes to
the club: 81 shall be pleased to attend
the meeting referred to. Prof. Hayes
and myself intend looking over the
burned district next week, and will
return to st. Paul in time for the pro-
posed conference"
Col. John II. Stevens, president of the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
"Things to Think On"

slavery is likely to be abolished by
the war power. and chattel slavery de-
stroyed. This, l and my European
friends are In favor of, for slavery is
but the owning of labor. and carries
with it the care for the laborer, while
the European plan. led on by England,
is for capital to control labor by con-
trolling the wages. This can be done
by controlling the money. The great
debt that capitalists will see to it is
made out of the wal must be used as a
measure to control the volume of
money. TO accomplish this the bonds
must be used as a banking basis. We
are now waiting for the secretary of the
treasury to make the recommendation
to congress-. 1t will not do to allow the
greenback, as it is called, to circulate as
money any length of time, as we can
not control them. But we can control
the bonds, and through them the bank
ISSUE"
The above circular was issued by
European capitalists in 1862. 1t was
taken from the letter files of the First
National Bank Of Council Grove, Kan.
by Isaac Sharp in 1873. And it will pay
wOrkingmen to study on it.
The main point, and one that should
"Os w ioct otGhs va u lit plOpOSlLlOI
that chattel slavery carries with it the
obligation on the part of the master to
support the slave during infancy, sick.
ness and old age. Wage slavery does
not. If the wage worker gets a living
wage during good health he is fortu-
nate. During sickness and old age, un-
less he is wise enough to belong to a
union, he may starve. as the employer
a get others to take his place for a
''livingswage" or less, a la Due de Pull
man. This is not an argument for
chattel slavery. 1t merely shows that
horrible as was chattel slavery, wave
slavery is now far worse. and growing
more SO every day. And. sheer at So
cialism as the unthinking or unread
may, it is and be the only remedy
for the evils we now endure.
BY the way, do you know what social
ism Is? Its principal tenet is shown in
plank 10 of the American Federation of
Labor's political programme:
collective ownership by the people
Of all means of production and d~istribu.
ton" Do you see any general dlvis-
ion of all property" whatever that may
mean, in that? Socialism holds that In
dividuals have a right to title in private
property, but no other. f. A. c.
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could scarcely he justified were | TO
omit raising a warning ve.ce against THIS
approach of returning desp0tism. 1t
is not needed nor lifting here that a gei-
erai argument should be maize in favir
of popular Institutions, but there Is one
point with Its connections not so hack
Iieyed as O others To which | aSk,a
brief attention. 1t is the effort to
place capital on an equal footing
with. II not above. labor in yttle
structure OF government. LIZ is as
sumed that labor is available only in
connection with capital, ttat nDboiy la
Dors unless somebody else owning cap
llal somehow by the use of 1t induces
him TO labor " Labor Is prior 10 and
Independent of capital. Capital is only.
the fruit of and could never have eX-
listed il labor bad not first existed. Labor
is the superior of capital and much tile
higher consideration. 49, No men
living are more worthy to be trusted
than those who toll up from poverty;
none less inclined to take or touch
aught which they have not honestly
earned. Let them beware of surrender
ing a political power which they possess
and which, if surrendered, will surely
DO used to close the door OF advance
ment against such as they, and 10 nix
new disabilities and burdens upon them
until all Of liberty shall be lost.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23

Minnesota State Agricultural society
and OF the state forestry association,
says: at will afford me much pleasure
to meet with you Oct. 8 to consider the
matter or taking measures to prevent
the recurrence of the recent awful for
est fires, which have caused dreadful
loss of life and property. If proper
preventative measures had been taken,
such as have proved SO successful in
other countries, Hinckley would have
still been on the surface of the earth,
and hundreds of valuable lives would
have been saved. The state forestry
association anticipated just such a
catastrophe, and had devised ways and
means to prevent 1t. but had no organI-
cation OF funds for the purpose"
Hon. j. .. Barrett, of Brown'sValley,
also writes: BE assured | shall DO
present. This is an all-important mat
ter, and here is my hand and heart for
the great work of preventing such
cataStrophes in the future"
Secretary E. l.. Danforth, of the Min
neapolis Commercial club. writes as
oi'o"o. iOui loFOi VI TUE Iftu 10
President Calderwood relating iu action
to prevent forest fires was duly re-
ceived. The matter will be acted upon
at a directors meeting Sept. "a. We
eel safe in assuring you that our organ
ization will be represented"
Frank &. Field, county auditor OF
Wadena county, writes that he has ap-
pointed Asher Murray and A. X. Wis
we'll or that city as delegates to the con-
ference.
The club has also invited the members
OF the Minnesota state commission for
the relief of the fire sufferers to he
present, and also other fire commissions
which have been organized at Mime
apoliS, Saltwater. st. Cloud and other
points, and an effort will be made 10
send invitations to all other ~organiza-
ons aud individuals whose suppor
and aid will be of value for the purposes
for which the conference is called. At
the meeting of the St. Paul relief com
mittee, Monday morning, Chairman +.
W. Peet and the relief committee will
be formally invited to take part.