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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
KartofeIn ais piebfutter.

Die &artoffelfnoIe ent6dlt i'm Mittel 20
Yro3ent grotein, O,3Bro5ent Sett, 20,7Proz
gent ftidi tofffreie Grtrutt toffe, IL prO5ent
0ol3fafer, 0,9 Bro5ent Mf6e unb 1T als
8interfutter fir iebe @ie6gattung fe6r
f6dbbar. @erben bic &artoffeln ro6 Derz
%fiittert, 10 lit es ratbfam, ife Dorber gu entz
pG7ern, Tim BON ibnen bic f6arfen, fir ods
8ieb ungefurben, namentlib Our9fan Derz
II r1a9enOen Stoffe aus5u{3eiben. gu bic
fem 8ebufe tpirft mar Die geftoBenen &ar@
toffeIn in etnen 8otti9, iiberitreut tie nit
Elm tpenig Sal5, gieBt frii9es @affer baraltf,
legt einen 9ede1 auf ben 8otti9 uno ldBt
Die &drtpffeln feds Stunben fte6en. Na9
bieier 3eit 1T Die Sberfld6e beg 8aTlers
gelbli9 gefGrbt unb nit 8lGs9en btbed!.
9ieFes iibelrie6enbe unb ie6r %unangeneem
f3medenbe Wafer pirb a~bge5apft, frtf9e5
Wufer barauf g%egof1en 1tnb biefes &erfchz
rem 10 ldnge fpteberbDlt, bis bag @dIfer obne
5arbe, @eru9 ober @e{9mad 1T. 9fpD ltnh
in Sagesmengen BON mebr ais 10 Bfunb
perfittert, BADEN tie Bel pferben unb &inbern
let3t f3pG9enbe 9ur9fGQe unb f1toere
Wfagenz9 arment3iinbungen nit Gnt!eerurg
bllttiger @rfremente our Splge, bel S@ofen
IteQt fid, penn Die gebii6rGi9e Sage5gren5e
BON 5pet pfuno iiberf9ritten nirb, na9
ldngerer 8erabrei9ung 8lei91u9t unD 69=
brGmte elm. IuBer benz pprertpGbnten @usz
pGHern Der &artOffeln ma9t audi Elm &pz
9en ooer SGmpfen Der &nolen bic I9db>
lihen Stoffe ~pirtungslos.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
Die winterweisen-

Die bie1en 6erbf nit M~interpei3en am
geTdeten GLADDEN. f9einen iiberaq DitliA BPM
SelIengebirge, Sainois u1o W}tfourt Gus
genommen, cine gr0Bere NusDe1nung IN.
qenpn11nen 3u 6uben, als 1te inn borigea
6erbt 6atten. @orausgeiebt, baB Die in Ga
ltfornien nit @interipet5en betellte Sc
iammtflG9e ungefGbr Die ndmli9e III, ala
i'm @erbfte bes %DOrigen Sabres, 70 balf rldf
bic geIommte Saatfld@e jeBt auf etpaS tpe=
niger als 100000 @cres f9GBen. 0as
tpiirbe gegen Die fiir5li6 abgeerntete Jld6e
31einbar ein Me6r BON 100000 Qcrca
ergeben. @ir Idgen fheinbar, benn e5 mun
in 8etrd9t gs5ogen nerben, baB Elm ni9i
q~erinQer She'll Der i'm leBtidbrtgen OerbII
be1teQten @interpet5enfld9e gar ntAt ab=
~geerntet tpurbe; in SdnIaS alein bere3net
man bieies Nreal auf mebr. als 100000
Mcres.
0ie bern1e9rte Musbe6nung Der Nn6oll@
flGG3e in ben Sbdlern Des Sbio unD Weifz
lii1ippi 1T auf ben Munf6 3uriid5ufiiptcir,
einen She'll Der Mai5felber in 8ieIenian1
um5upanbeln unb gu biefem 8ebufe lpurbe
Wei5en als 0edfr1ht fiir 8ras angcidet.
Gin peiterer @runo fir Die ertpG6nta gu
rtabme 1T in Der Sbatfohe gu 1udea, oaB
Der Wet5en, troB Der ntebrigen Preiie, Derz
6~GltniBmGbig INNER NOD mebr %einbringt,
als Mais ober Safer. WGren Die Gittez
rungsper6Gltni1e bieTen 9erb1t giiniti9ere
gepefen, 10 niirbe 1t9 i'm @an5en genomz
men cine nod 1pett grOBere M~n6auflGAe 5crz
ausge1teGt baden; Das gilt ~beIonber5 Don
&an1os, no 1ie 1i9 auf ungefd6r 3,230,G0Q
Mcres, ober Inn 100000 Ncres g%eringer
felt, als i'm Dorigen 9erbf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
minterfatterun9 Ger Sdafe.

Sci Dem uebsrgange BON Der @etbe= CUR
Stalfitterunq 1T es notbpenoig, benz SGufe
pahenDes Sutter gu rei9en unO oieIen ueberz
gang 10 bel pie m0gli4 gu er1ei9tern, 9as
tS9af b~erlangt cine ~iibertpiegenb trpdane,
gelpiir56afte Na6rung. 9utes 9eu 1T fir
bas 99af bic Bette Nubrung; in eriter 2inie
5ol9es BON bo9gelegenen Wte1en, bann
@fparIette unb Mifen unb aulebt 9eu oon
&lee unb Mlfalfd. Saures, ber19immeltes
u1po ber19lammtes 6eu barf ben S6ufen
unter feinen umitGnben berabrei9t peroen.
8Dn aqem Stro6 eignet ii9 am beften bas
BON 6iil1enfriiGten unb MiQet. &artoffeln
nerben in rDbem 3uitanbe, in feline G9eiben
ge19nttten, gegeben; tie erregen befttgen
Ourf, barlt11 {plte man bic @9ufe oor6er
trGrten, e6e man &art0ffeln berabrei9t, Da
fie ft9 foni It iiberiaufen. Sir trd9tige unb
6Gugenbe S9ufe ipirfen &artpffeln me6r
na9t6eilig als %giintig. Die, berf9ie6enen
&iibeniorten 1inb glei6faQs elm gutes @inz
t~erfl1tter unb baden feline na6t6eiliqen SOL
qer fir bic @oIe, ipie man frii6er qlau6te,
nur biirfen tie ni9t ausf6lieBli9, 1pnbern
nur als 3ugabe oerabrei9t tperben. &Drz
ner nerben BON ben S9afen better berDaltt
o[s ppm &inbbie6 unb ftnb Ie fir Die our
MoIt betimmten unO bauptfd9It9 fir 1Gu=
oen6e Mutter16afe febr gu empfe1len. 9az
fer aiebt man i6nen am beten gang, @erite,
Rpo9en unb GrbIen gei3roten ober in@uKer
.qufaequeGt. Oie 9iilienfrii9te b~etpirfen BET
ben G6afen bieGen unb adben Settf9peiB,
quRerbem p~erlieren Die MutterI6afe lei9t
bic MiG@, pd6ren0 Die 2dmmer BEL Sittez
runq BON 6iGfenfrii9ten abmagern uno lei9t
an 3dbue un6 Mu9enent3iinbung ertraafen.
&~eqelmGBiae Salaguben enoli9 itnb Bel teiz
mem anberen Sbiere 10 nDt6ig pie benin
S9afe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
Die beuri9e Moisernte.

WG6renD bus Observation-Disclosures
{, 6ustingD iiberol in ben W~faistaaten oor
TiG ge6t, lit pielen 5ormern in 8etreff beg en-
tparteten @rtragsS cine gnttduf dung nidt
erfpart gsblieben uno biefe 8erringerun9
Der M1enge brir9t bic burGI 9nittli6e Waisz
ernte Der Ser. @tqaten auT Elm beI9ei0e1eres
MaB 3uriid. WGbrenb Die @rnte i'm 9roz
Ben uno @un5en Die reiGite lit, Die mod ie
6~agspeien, bat buou nidt gera5e etn GRID
Berer 8strdg per Ncre, IonOern 0ie0mebr
Die benz Muiatuu getpibmete grDBere Nnbauz
flGGe baigetpagen. Mittelz SGinois, &anz
fas urro go9piffe @egenbsn in Soma Gu6en
am meiIten iber cine REMEMBERING Der err
9ofFten @rtrdge 5u tlugen, Die in ben
8lGtter6iilTen 6Gngenoen 8olben batten
5tpar ben MnI Getn, als Db tie gut entlDiGelt
un0 fGtperf0rnig {eien, bod ais iie auSgez
brrdsn t%pllroen, 3eigte es iiG1 buB bic
trodene, 6atBe @itterln9 Der lebten fe3sBo@
Gyen Der Neutrality-suspicious. cine 5rii6reife
Der &pl6en ferbd;gefii6rt, Diedelben in Der
Gntpidelung ge9inOert bate. Sol9e 3uz
Itdltoe 3eigten fi6 alleroings n1r IN b itimmz
ten Def drdnften @e6iete1, i'm @an5en 9e@
ncr11rnen bebeuteten tie aber bod einen nt9ts
1ufntger ols geringen Nusfau in Dem Sc
fantmtertr0ge.
Oie biesid6rigs Mai5ernte eritredte ft6
iber 81,488,000 Mcres 1tr0 Der bur9s
T6nittli9e @rtrQg per Qcre tpiro ouF 27.9
8uT6el beSifFert, mas einen Discriminating
mn $2,272,378,OOO guf6el erge6en tpiirOe.
Der 9urdf 6mittsertrag per Mcre lit ni6t
odn3 / 8lGy6el urDber. u[s in 1889 unO
1891, bo6 apeiit Die bsuuage Grnte Elm Ms6r
DON 100000 9u1bel gegen 1889, bas
bette alIer Dor9erga6enben M}ai8la6re, ouf.
9ie @rtrdge Der 6erOorragenoen Maisz
1taaten tperben 4pie fOlgt gefGdbt: Sotoa
294,272,O0O 8uT6el, Sqinois 282,600,0O0,
WliITourt 235,418,O0O, 8amfas212,475,0 900,
.eS5tbiara, 139,338,O00, 5eras 116,089 900,
Nebrasfu 1O7, 547,O 900, Ohio 100,347,O00,
8entudD 101, 248,000 8ui6el.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
Oiphtberitis bel 6dbnern.

Berben bic 6ibner BON 0ipbtberitis Be-
falen, 10 ben1erft man ais &enn5eiden an
ben tranten Sbieren: Sin eigent6iirli9es
S6nal3en. Watte, bunfle, bis I9mar5e
&Gmme. NusT6ldge am @tunbe beg jfo11>
mes urb I'm Die Nugen. Mnr 8amuie unD
an Den 8artlappen niht felten erbiengroBe
N1sl3ldge; Observation-Disclosures. 8al0
0ur9fdQ, BALD 8erItopfung, Srauri9feiF,
SIN Na@en unb beiDbers auf unb llnter De-
3ul1ge peiBe unb gelbli6e, I6nammortige
Nnf4neQungen. @igentbimli6 tit e5, DaB in
ben meiiten SdIen Die 5reBluit crit baun
na@lGBt, tDenn Die &rdnf6eit ben 6D9epurft
baIO errei6t bat. Ote franfen S6iere 1l1Gen
fletBig na6 @aIer unb finbet man ber<
e1bete Sbiere oft in etnem @raben oDer Der
glei6en. Die l1rfa9e Der 8rant0eit lit
3ipeifeQos cine Sefeftion nit ben Die &ranfz
Esit berDorrufsnben &eimen. 8ef0rbert
pirb Die @r1rontung bur9 NG11e unb 8dlte,
beIonberS nabtalte @ttterun9. Die &ronte
6eit 3eigt it9 getp0bnltb inn 3ettigen 6rii6,
iabr ober fpdten 9erbft.
Sci 8efdmpfung Der &ront6eit rei6e
man tpet9a uno ertpdrnenoe y1a6runJ, gez
fo9te @erite, f9ibe Die Sbiere por Nd5Ie
unO &dlte. Sobann pirb cine feline, tug:
liGe @abs bon S9mal3 unb Bfeffer emf
pfOblen. &opf, 8amm unb. 8artlappen
beitrei6e man tdgli6 elm big 5peimdl nit
3inberfett (gatnberf 6mal5), ia ni9t nit
S6neineTett. Nu9 @lpcertn leiitet nebenz
BEL CUTE Oienfte. 3unge unb &ahen bepta@
Iele man tGgli6 Elm Bis 3tpei Mal NIT 14pa=
der, q Bis 4procentiger garbolz obar Ga
liepll0iung. Nls mod befer empftebit ii9
Die ginfelung nit @reolin, @ine grinD=
linc Distributing bes StaGes 1T Ielbitberz
itdnbli4 erfte 8ebingung, 9ier5u Dettperoe
man &alfmtlb, Der Gblorfalf oOer @rcolin
betgemifdt lit. Mit btefer Mufle beitrerbe
man 8oben, 9ede, WGnbe unb @isitongen
i'm 6ibnerta0. Sur 8orbeugunq gegen
Oipbtberitts bient fletBtge Oestnficirun9
bes 9taGes. Sobam f9iibe man bic @iibz
ner mD9Gi9f bor &dlte unb gtdffe uao 9ebe
ibnen itets @elegenbeit gu einem Sanobaoe,
9as Sutter lei ME 81 fdlt ober gar g~efrore1,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
Gtpas iiber bopfenperluite.
Mlbertpn, Wafhinatpn. %. Oct. g

Nlberton, @afbington, %. Set. '95.
@ee6rter 6err Gebafteur!
SIM 9opfengef9dft 6errI9t mod INNER
Die alte SIaubeit; in ben Preiien 1T nod
feline Nenoerung eingetreten, o6glei9 6euer
in @nglanO un0 bier ii6er 100000 8aIen
peniger g~eerntet tporben fem iolen, als leBz
tes Sa6r. Sn ben 4 Sa6ren BON 1890 Biz
1894 betru9 Der 9urdi6nittspreis "a Gents
per Pfun0, in bie1em Sa6r 1te1t er 5t6 ouf
60b5tens 5 Gents, bos ergtebt etnen Inter
fdieb gu unIeren ~l1nguniten BON 10 Gents
per PfunO, ober, ben Gallen 81 200 pfunb
gere9net, einen 1ol9el1 bon $38 per 8aGen.
@rnten mir in ben Ser. Staaten nun 3O0,z
900 8aGen, 10 ma9t Oas in ben lebten 5pei
SSa6ren in BEN @tnnabrnen Elm Meniger BON
$22, 100000, un0 re6net man 5 8aQen
pber 1000 Bfuno als ben 9urh56nittserz
trag zines Ncres, 10 iinb es 10000 Ncres,
0ur6 bieien i9iperen 8erluf in Mitz
leibenf9dft ge3pgen 1inD. W3ein 8orf9lag,
bdB mir i'm nG6iten Sa6r nur bic 661fte gez
~rannten Sld9engebiets bepflan5en ppl1en,
finOet bier i'm @lgemetnen Diel Nntlang,
aber ipenn ct bur9gefi6rt unb ben 3tped
1on, 10 muB ieoer. 9%ppfentuat an
Der 0ur9fibrung gepiHen6aft tbeilnebmen,
benin nur bann fam fir uns Mqe Nuben
baraus entite6en unb f0nnen mir ben DDQiz
Gen Huin BON unS fern 6alten. NlID luBt
ale bic 0dlFte Der 9%Opfenfeloer unbebaut
liegen, pen0et feline Mrbeit unD fem @e1b
me6r baran! Oas ipq unfar NIer 3iel fem!
s. s. sc ii6Ier.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
Die Nufbewobrun9 pom Kartofeln.


Sci Der 9t~uf6epobrung bon aortoffeln 1T
aeGer nit BUMPER, feu6ter SUIT ft6 fe4r
f6le9t 6alten un6 einen f9le6ten @ef9mud
annebmen, unb baB beBbaGb fir quite 8entiz
lation 3u Torgen 1T. Sn fri19er, gutter Suit
blei6en Die &artoffeIn fpo6lf6medeno uno
gefunO. Die Semperatur i'm &eller ION
m0gli6it nteOrtg gebalten perben, fonit be-
ginnen Die &artOffeIn BEL trodener Suit
gu feimen, Bel feu9ter gu f%aulen. Sci froftz
FREEZER 8itterung 1T beBbulb fleiBiges 2iften
nOtbig, AUDI mii1en Die 6aufen tpG9reno
bes Minters bur9gearbeitet unb Die i4le6@
ten &artoFfeln ausgelefe en- ner6en. Sn feu9@
ten SeQern, in benen bas 9runbpafer 3iemz
li6 bod Ite6t, nirb Elm 9eriiit bergeftelt
aus einfa9en 8aIfen unb bariiber gelegten
8rettern, auf bieie bringt man Die &artof~
feln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
Observation-Disclosures Brieffofen.

I'm Die MISUNDERSTANDING 8eiIase fiji,
uniere 9eier 10 lebrreib ut6 nubbrineenb
als mosIi4 gu seitalten, lit einem ieoer
bon tbten bas &e6t ein9erGumt, fi6 briefs
ltb ODER minbli9 an Sic Nebattion um
NuStunft iber oQe i'm Ion6uirtbichaftliz
6en 8etrteb iidb auftperfenben Sragen al
toenben uno iinb aucb Nntporten auf
trgelb tpel3e i'm Brieftaitcn ocr0ftentLihz
ten Sragen ertpunf6t, benin e3 tam nobl
fetnem 3metfel unterworfen fem, baB bic
praftti6e Grfabrun9, bic manbcr 9a1bz
totrtb geraoe IN iol6en Tduen, in benen
INN NuSfunft gebeten miro, gelammelt
bat, bic aQerbefte 26iuns iolder SHAGGY
itacb itcb SIT aieben bermag.
Ote &ebattiou.
1918. Sd m09te sic freunbIi6it err
i1t3en, mir mit5ut6eilen, ipie man i'm Minz
ter Murtteln unb S9liiHelblumen qut err
balten fann, iobaB i'm 5riibia6r friibe unb
ret4e glumen gu ertparten Tinb.
5rauG9. s. D /, eSQinois.
@ntport: Sci Der ue6eripinteruno
BON @urtteln unbS3lahelblumen rei6t man
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
BIhertifb.

@om Iunbapirt6 f daftti6en Nmt in @uI6.
iinb uns ~5ugegangen: 3 ie@eGt
mGrtte ii m%erifuntf 9e pro.
butte; nGrnteberi3t fir St,
tober"; n0&e gemeine &rG6t
Ser. Gtuuten"; Staatsqe=
feBein 8etreff Der 8erpattu
2anb ftraBen".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
Sole 1ehren.

g(1s Der @egenb I'm 8ulama3oO, Mlid.,
Die gta9ri9t, baB Die lebtn 5rolte
srpBen S9aben an ben SeGeriepf'an3un1en
ongeri6ett baden. Ser babur6 Deruriu0te
Gerluft Dertbeilt iib auf ungsfdbr 300 GeI=
les~iepflan5er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06

Ser @efammtertrag Der 8artofFslzGrnte
tpirO auf 290,000,000 8uf9el gei4Gbt, na3
Dem MaBitab BON 80 8uIbel per Ncre. SIN
Norbpeten 1T Der @rtrag Der 9artoffelernte
70 groB, baB tie it9 ni4t Dortbeilbaft per5
tpertAen lGbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06

Die felt mebr uGs feds Woden 6evcFdenoe
g>pdenbeit bGlt our 3eit, pa biefe5 qsldrie-
Belt nirb, INNER mod an unb bilosf fir baS
!6erbipfliigen Elm drgerlihes 0ino;rniB; be-
bieE &Gagen fommen aus Der, Ninz
tertpei5enz 8e3irfen, no i'm NQgenaeiner Der
8o0en gum 8fliigen gu troden 1T unO Der
Yflug 5taubpolten aufnirbelt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-26
LOG ~ AND GENERAL

II is said that George Il Reutor
has q senatorial bee iu his boun,t
Second officer BpcHmrn of TIE
steamer Belgic left 1889 80 to hi
widow.
son tor W. II. Rice OF Lihue
recently had one of his ribs broken
in fall from u horse.
Arch. Mahnulu, deputy tax as
SCISSOR of Waialua, was in town
yesIerd,y evening.
Colonel Fisher, accompanied
by his wife and child, leave on the
Australia today.
An oight-year-old leper CIR, wa
brou rs II m Kauai yes erday and
taken to tie Kallhi station.
Miss Lottie Beckley, who taught
tie X tIih waena sch 'ol, died early
this morning from peritonitis.
1t was exactly three months to
A night since the band played at
the hotel previous to last night.
The electric lighting arrange
ments at the Hawaiian Hotel con
cert last night were perfect,
FL. +. Wichman has altered his
mind and will not leave on the
Australia this afternoon.
L. G. Macfarlane will leave on
the Australia and return by the
same vessel on her next trip.
Among the Kinau's passenger:
today were Judge Lyman, e 7
Bartbror, Senator Baldwin and L
n Hitchcock,
There will be a $50 a. m. cele
braton Of the Holy Communion
at st. Andrew Cathedral tomor
row.
To the foregoing Mr.. Levey ha
sent the following reply, alsc
forwarding a copy to the Bull
LETIN.
G. W. Ashford has filed a CLAIM
for damages against the Hawaiian
Government for his arrest ant
de DortatiOn.
With the completion of the OF
ganization of the two militar,
battaliors prospects are good TO
drills galore.
The horse, for cruelty to which
Ngee Su & is doing thirty days OF
the reef, was shot yesterday to pu
him out of his misc y.
9. Hustace. grocer, has receiv,
ed by the Australia a choice as
sortment OF provisions, relishes
condiments, etc, elsewhere listed
One of the bennington blue
Jackets has obtained shore leav
by bang witness in the Gran
stoun case. He must feel lone
some.
Ex-Labor Commissioner Arm
strong once more shakes the dus
Of Hawaii off his feet and leave
on the Australia this afternoon o
a private mission.
DR.. r. N. Reid, who has bee
associated with DR.. Day since hi
recent arrival from Michigan, ha
been appointed government ply
sician at Waialua in place of D.
Alvarez.
There seems to be an epidemi
of colds. Many people are su
fering from them, Chester DoyI
being the latest victim. Hi
voice sounds like fageolet wit
part of It's keys missing.
The Building COMMITTEE of th
Kawaiahao church have refuse
the request of the Y. NJ. c. A
people for the use of the churc
for the Yatman revival meetings
as it would delay the completio
of the repairs.
The two Giles brothers, Edwi
Paris and George Angus togethe
with their wheels got badly taue
led up in front of Samuel Parker
place on King street yesterda
afternoon and "A general spill Ell
sued, but nobody was badly hurt
One hundred and forty"eigh
votes in thirty hours is larg
number for new scheme. Tn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-26

Mrs. w. +. Freir will leave for |
the Coast today.
The Misses Marion and G Dow
sott came up on the Kinau.
W. Crawford is business man
agor and city editor of the Chinese
Times.
Work has been commenced on
the permanent stalls for the fish
market.
OBLIGATORY exercises will be
held at the new High school next
Friday afternoon.
Rev. II. W. Peck will preach at
both services of the Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow.
Captain Robert Parker is raising
money by subscription for the
family of the late j. U. Kawainui.
Senator II. ?. Baldwin of Maui
and Captain Matson and family
of Hilo leave for the coast today.
Everybody is invited to attend
the drill of the mounted patrol at
Makiki at 4 o'clock Monday after
noon.
Rev. Douglas p. Birnie will take
for the subject Of his morning dis
course tomorrow "The Lord 5
| Day"
The patrons of the Hawaiian
hotel billiard rooms will be regal
ed with fish and clam chowders
this morning.
The California Wine Company
is financially embarrassed, but it
is hoped will pull through all
right in few days.
Auctioneer Luce handles a sale
as if he had been brought up to
the business. He sold "A lot oil
miscellaneous goods yesterday.
Revivalist Yatman will speak al
all Y. NJ. q. A. religious meetings
. while he is in the city. A special
meeting will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The band concert at the hoteI
last night drew out one of the old
time crowds. Professor Berger
has made several changes in the
band instruments as result o.
his visit to Europe, and more are
in contemplation.
Health agent Reynolds horse
attached to Il brake, started off or
his own account yesterday after.
, noon and ran over q Portuguese
laborer named Manuel Silva, who
received a cut in the forehead anC
injuries about the chest. He wa,
taken to the hospital, where his
: wounds were dressed by DR.. Muir
{ ray. he was not seriously hurt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-26
BULLETIN BICYCLE CONTEXT.

The subjoined ballot, renewed
in every issue, will be received
at the BULLETIN business office,
6O9 King street, until II O'Clock
noon on Wednesday, November
~, 1895. Each No. of ballot will
only be acceptable up to the time
noted on it, and ballots will be
counted and the results announced
Immediately thereafter. More
than one vote for one bicyclist or
one bicycle on a single ballot will
render it void.
THE PRIZE.
The "Most Popular Bicyclist"
according to the ballots cast will
be awarded the prize of the Best
Bicycle sold in Honolulu accord
ing to the same vote. The follow
ing named gentlemen have kindly
consented to act as telIers and
judges of the contest:
G. NJ. WHITE,
j. II. STACKER,
Il. A. WILLIAMS.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-27

An ordinance has been intro
duced in the Pineville city colin~
Gil to revoke the licenses of the
acknowledgements on account of their
repeated violations of the law.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-27
BANANA FLOUR,
Likely to Develop Into a Very Important
Industry,

A good deal Of attention has
been drawn of late to the use of
the banana as q source Of -four or
meal, and though such an applica-
ton is by no means new, or the
discovery modern, it seems not I'M
likely that banana -four is an arti~
Gle that has prospect of great
development in the near future.
Wherever the banana or plantain
thrive the fruits, when dry, are
converted into meal and used for
making cakes, buildings, and for
various other uses in cookery. An
effort is being made to establish a
factory for the manufacture Of
b mama meal.
As to the Use of banana flour for
brewing purposes, Mr.. Kahlke, one
of the best known manufacturers
Of yeast in Germany, writes in this
connection: Banana flour, with
out doubt, from its richness in
starch and its good flavor is par
ticularly suitable for the manu-
facture of yeast. This -four is east
ly rendered saccharine. The yeast
obtained by adding banana -four
to the other ingredients has a good
color, all the requisite properties of
an excellent class of yeast, and,
moreover, keeps we'll. The alco-
hol obtained from it leaves moth
ing to be desired, so that this -four
may be introduced as an article of
commerce, and employed without
any special preparation. Satisfac-
tory experiments have also been
made in some breweries, where 20
per cent of malt has been replaced
by the flakes and flour of bananas.
The flavor Of beer was not altered,
and the quantity of liquid was in
creased, and the malt was replaced
bv u less expensive substance.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-27
= THE SNAKES HEAD
Bitten Off by the Schweiuturth Disciple
on a WAGER.

Blythe Anderson, an adh"rent
to Schweinfurth's doctrine, came
in from his country home, near
Lexington. and got on tremen-
dous jug, He had all kinds Of
coin and made many propositions.
He wanted to bet on anything
from a horse race t. the winner OF
the legislative race. A crowd Of
sports were congregated in an up
town saloon when Blythe came in
and produced his roll. One of the
crowd offered to bet him IS that
he wouldn't touch II blacksnake
which the bartender cherished as
II pet. Blythe pressed the bet to
S85. and said he would bet S25
more that he would bite thesnake's
head off. The bet was taken, and
it was agreed that the winner
should pay for the snake. With"
ont further ceremony Anderson
caught up the writhing reptile
between, fis~ fingers, choked his
fang" ont, and then bit its head
or. He gathered p,his winnings,
wiped the Blood from his mouth
drank 4 glass. Of beer 9hd departed
.ssaBlobbAfhey say an actor is
never afraidto live ina haunted
house. slobbs--Isuppose because
he isusuallyfull ofspiFits anyhow
Blobbs-.Yes and tbfnzhs Always ,lly,
likes to see the ghost walk.--Fhll-
adelphie Record. .I,. -. . " r..
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-27
shootinu SCrape at Whitesburg.

WHITEsBURG, Ky, June ID
News comes from. Hyden, Leslie
county, 'thata man named Higenot
and James Bank, two notorious
mountain Idesperadors, met on the
streets Of Ifyden intoxicated, and
d l1qqu arrel ensued, resul ting ia. ID
pitched battle early yesterday
morning, Higenot Was shot twice
.in the abdomen and onee ii the
arm fatally woundfng him Banks
was shot in the leg and seriously
wounded. Banks IL now ~ the
Leslie county jail % await trial for
his crime. Higenoti Is expected 60
die hourly.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-27
AZ Patal joe.

fl, CIRcLEvrLEE, O., June p Yes
terday afternoon Willie Ross, a
bright young boy, died from the
effects OF d severe fright. He was
employed on tie farm nf Thomas
RAIDER, where his new acquaint-
.ances determined to test his nerve
"Wednesday evening hewas sent to
the stable to close THE doors He
was in the act of doing 81 when
RAIDER rushed upon him. He turn
led to fly. and as no did SO another
one Of the party discharged mas
revolver into the air, Boss ran
like q deer; but fell oy9rsamething
and injured himself scseriously
he died Yesterday. His tprnent-
pFs are almost beside themselves
with grill over theunexpected re-
suit Of their sport,