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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-11-06

Ladies' extra heavy 2x2 rib English
worsted hose, Australian stock; best stock
ing on earth for wear; regular 81 25 quality
now 75c.
Girls and boys two thread English
worsted hose, Xxi and Xxi rib, double knees
and soles and high spiced heels:-Size Al,
., % and 8; regular price SOC and 55c, now
37ac. Size 7, y and 8; regular price 6Oc and
65c, now SOC. Size 81 and 8; regular price
75c and SOC, now 55c
Mems extra heavy mixed English merino
hose, brown or gray; always sold for 42c,
now 25c.
Mems heavy English worsted and fine
grade worsted, brown, gray mixed and
natural always soc, now 37lc.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-11-06


Dr. Carlos r. Keyes and j. Arnold Reyes
returned to their home in Duluth, Mimi,
on Saturday.
Willie G. Goss has moved from the A. w.
Whitney farm to the Jabez Luce farm, on
the West Hill.
At the communion service at the Congre-
gational church on Sunday, one young man
was received into membership
Bristol's horse show exhibited here ON
Monday and Tuesday of last week. The
advertised number OF animals was not pres
emit, part having been left at White River
Junction, but it was a wholesome and pleas
ing entertainment.
Weather record for the month of October
as kept by George Dewey: Maximum tenn
perature, 500, the 10Th; minimum tempera-
ture, 1852, the 3lst mean temperature
38 40 500; total precipitation, 81 inch great
est amount in twenty-four hours, 45 inch
the 31st; depth of snow at end OF month
B inches; number Of clear days, 49, number
partly cloudy, 81 number cloudy, 10; mum.
Der Of days in which rain fell, 6; prevailing
direction of wind, north.
Copperfield.
Daniel johnson and Steven Norton have
each raised about 200 bushels OF grains
and roots this season on their farms.
The school here (Alice Farnham, teacher)
closed last Friday. The school at South
Vrrshire (Maude Rowell, teacher,) and the
uns at Rice's Mills - Thetford - maggie
kowell, teacher,) will close next Friday.
Mrs. Fred Quimby has 80 far recovered
az to go to her home in Tilton, N. II. -
Mrs. Frank Aldrich OF Barre has been visit
Ing her father, Charles Reynolds. -
Mrs. John and Mrs. Kimball Chynoweth
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06
Large Family.

AT a recent public celebration in a
New England town, at which several
state dignitaries were present, an old
gentleman Of rural aspect propounded
many questions in hoarse whisper to
his nearest neighbor.
"Who's that sitting over there in the
big chair?' he demanded.
"The governor, responded his neigh.
nor laconically.
"And who are all those men gathered
behind him." persisted the old man.
Suit, - replied the other shortly.
"All of 'em!' gasped the old man.
His neighbor nodded
"Wcll, l swanny!" calculated the
questioner after moment S stunned as
tonishment. "We think we've got pooty
fair show o. Emmonses in this town,
but if all those fellows are Sweets, as
near of an age as most of 'em look,
should like to sec the rest o. the family,
that's all I've got to say! My stars /
What doin's they must have, come
Thanksgivin and Christmas Youths
Companion.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06
BRIEF PERSONALS.

j. R. Green went to Lynchburg yes.
terdaY on business.
Geo. Il. Bentley went to Pulaski yes
terday on short trip.
8. f. Clements, OF Salem, was in the
city ashort time yesterday.
r. w. Olglemsn. a prominent citizen
OF Winston, N. c., Is in the city on BUSH
ness.
Miss M. Burnett, of Hillsville, Carroll
county, is registered at the Ponce de
Leon.
J. Payne Thompson has returned
from On extended business trip in the
North.
Soliciting Freight Agent Kennedy, OF
the Cum berland Valley railroad, WAS in
the city yesterday.
M. t. Moorman. of Gladys, Campbell
county, returned home yesterday after
weeks visit to relatives.
Claud o. Gore left on the noon train
yesterday for Front Royal on business
AMI will be absent several days.
Sergeant Howard Turner, cadet at
the Virginia Agricultural and Mechan-
tcal College, ie spending a few days
with his parents on Fifth avenue south
west.
G. w. Samuels, advance agent of
1.-The White Squadron" Ia in the city
making the necessary arrangements for
the show, which will be presented at
the Academy OF Music next week.
A PATENT soft stop is attached to all
Lindeman IL Sons pianos, and is the
most effective device of any now in use.
HoBBIE Music Co.. sole dealers.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06
other setter,'' YEARLY replied Mr.. Ris.
ROANOKE, VA.

other setter,'' YEARLY replied Mr.. Ris-
ing.
"Who furnishes the eggs?" asked
Mrs. Rising, resolved to see the matter
through.
"Eggs-what eggs?" asked MIR. Ris-
ing, bewildered in his turn.
1.-The eggs to set the setter, to get the
Chickens" slowly and distinctly OK.
planned Mrs. Rising.
Mr.. Rising turned abruptly to look
out of the nearest window, thon in u
voice choked with emotion he asked:
"Did You ever SEQ setter, En- TYP"
"No, John," Mrs. Rising replied,
"you know never lived in the country.
The hens I've seen have always been
called good layers or good roasters and
broilers.
Mr.. Rising took his hat in his hand
and went to the door, and holding it
open he said:
Emily, if Bill Jones comes here with
a dog, you ask him what kind of dog
it is
Mrs. Rising nodded assent and then
said to herself:
"Think of grown men hunting chick
ems and setting eggs-well, live and
learn. '"-Chicago Times Herald.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06
RISING TRIES TO EXPLAIN.
But His Wifo Doesn't Understand the
Terms He Uses.


Terms He Uses.
II guess I'll go down into the coun-
try next week, Emily" said Mr.. Ris-
ing. Il need vacation after this hot
summer.
Won't you DO lonesome, John? 1
shall miss you awfully," said Mrs.
Rising.
"You can have your mother to stay
with you. Emily. I'm going with a lot
of men for chickens -
How long will you be gone, John ~
about week, Emily. Bill Jones
has the finest setter you ever saw MI.
Kissing answered, with enthusiasm
Can you get many chickens in a
week. john"
Il should say sor' responded Mr..
Rising.
"You can't hurry tho setter, can
you?"
We won't want to with this one, the
trainer snys-'gets right down to work
and keeps steadily at it without a
break F."
why, John, do they train sctters:"
Mrs. Rising asked, with growing inter
est.
"Indeed they do, mly-get 'cm
down fine We're going to take point
er, too-hire it from tho trainer"
How do You use a pointer, john"
was Mrs. Risings next question as she
saw tho subject widening before her
mental vision
just uso them to stir up the birds,
EN- 'ly."
"But I thought the birds had to be
kept quiet?"
"Oh, pointers still cnough-iust
goes into the grass or stubble and finds
the bird and then comes stock still at a
point. That's warning enough for any
man.
Aren't chickens generally Matched
III tho summer, john" Mrs. Rising re-
sumcd, with patient endeayor to
probe the subject through and through
"Of course, Emily, i'll tho early sum
mcr, and fed Oh grain until they are
regular butter balls" said Mr.. Rising
smacked his lips i'll anticipatory enjoy
ment.
Its strange I've never heard SO much
fuss made over chickens before
Well, your father never goes after
chickens nor ducks, Emily, and this
time last year there wasn't auy Mrs.
Rising. But ev'ry September, Emily.
the same crowd goes out in tho grain
stubble TO hunt chickens, and Mr. Ris-
ing smiled at his young vito with "a
mingled ecStacy of matrimonial and
sporting bliss.
Then, John, why do you take set
ter" said Mrs. Rising, returning to the
charge.
well, This time Bill Jones has a
daisy "a Llowcllyn - white, marked
with brown patches, and he's just crazy
to show her off i'll tho field, amiably
explained Mr.. Rising.
"But if you're all watching her in
the field what fun is that?" demanded
tho now thoroughly aroused wife.
"A couplc of us will use the pointer,
and then somebody else may bring an.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06

For the best work-the Swiss Steam
Laundry, 333 Salem avenue west. Phone
372.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06

CALL and sec the beautiful dinner se,s
just received by the z. FL. Stewart Fur
niture Company
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06

4 GENTS-A SNAP FOR YOU. SALES I'M
;;st the business No samples needed HOUSE f.
HOLD SPECIALITY COMPANY, 60 w. Fou, tn
street Cincinnati. Ohio. 10 Is 6m
NNANTED-TWO OK THREE statesmen
" Tor good territory. to handle our line OF
houschoid goods Good opportunity for en-.
erSelic canyNssecs. apply Standard Instalmoni
company, 800 Commerce street, Roanoke, Va.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06
Gentry Beats Patchen.

DANvILLE, Va, Nov. Sin the great
race at Reidsville. N. C, between John
R. Gentry and Joe Patchen to-day,
Gentry won in three straight heats.
Time 2 10, = CO and . 90. Immense
crowd saw the race.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06
AGENTS. WANTED.

ED.-TRUSTWORTIIY PERSON To
w travel. Salary S73j and expenses. Refer.
cncc, Enclose self addressed stamped envelope,
u q. HISS President, Chicago. 10 90 Ct
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06

AN e-egant line OF carpets. rugs an
art squares can be- found at the E. Ii
Stewart Furniture Company
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06
NrgrUT OF MEETINGS.

recrl ar time for Tho annual meeting OF
stockholders Of the Virginia Industrial Accident
AtrOci .t!ou, notice /. hereby given TINT the
anuusl met'ing ~ slid Stockholders will DC
held Mt tho flee or thu company, No. s Camp
bell ave. nc, liosnObo, Va on Saturday, the 10Th
day of Noyemher r. is'1. At 20 O'Clock IN W.
STEPHENSON, secretly. lCl7tim
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06

HAVE you tried the Radford Steam
Laundry, 2l6 Salem avenue?
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06

w T OMAN TO SUPERINTEND
w branch office for Western Manufacturing
company. Salary $1,000 yeprly. References and
ShoO capital required Address BON SO, Atlanta,
da 1O2gtf
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06

DOR SALE.-MATTRESSES, SHUCK AND
L cotton, S?.e5. Straw and cotton, Sl25 Up
holstering. Factory 3i6 Salem avenue. 1029tf
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06

TELEPHONE 192 and the Radford Steam
Laundry wagon will call for your bun
die.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06
FOR BALE.

WILL SELL, TRADE OR EXCHANGE
W 5 room dwelling, POI High street, on
terms TO snit purchaser. Write E. X. BARKS.
DALE, Norfolk, Va. 20 81 Nv
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06
WANTED,

WINTER AND CARE FOR HORSES AND
COVE cheap. viii call for and return them. Ad
dress. j LuClAN MOOMAW, Cloverdalc, Va
10 30 to 10
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-06
U6Jusr aspersion on tho BOY.

Talk about intcllects!' said Webb
"That new Office boy of mine has head
that would fill grandfather s hat.
Whats the matter now:" asked
Bluffkins cautiously. You were say
ing only last night that that boy was SO
careless you We're afraid he might come
to business some morning without his
breakfast -
81 know it. That's just what said
But l mean to ask that boys forgive.
ness. 1t was only this morning that
learned how unjust had been. l gave
the younSs;-S several letters to mail.
Ho was gone soma sine, 50 when he
came back said, I'm AFRAID you didn't
post those letters very prompti, auo
that your carelessness has made me miss
the mail.
Oh, 10, sir, he replied. I'm sure
dldn't waste any time. In fact, took
care that the first letter put i'll the box
was the enc marked 'Immediaten -
Boston Budget.
Rediield was the first meteorologist to
prove that i'll all extensive severe storms
q system of surface winds is blowing in
toward storm center
CALL and sec the beautiful dinner se,s
just received by the z. Fl. Stewart Fur
niture Company
FOR the best work-Ihe Swiss Steam
Laundry, 333 Salem avenue west. Phone
372.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03
3nr |ert1eiSt9tn8 sIS GaIifot=
1ttettS%

Sn ben audi BON uns mttget6eilten bib
f9en califprntf6en S9tlberungen Carl
81 brenbt's ipurbe iiber unqebeure Ge=
g~engiif1e unb l1eberf9pemm11ngen i'm Com
nenI9einlarb SiibzG a1ifornien getlaet. Sin
onberer fdbiger Sournaliit, Muguit SD
lin, nimmt Siibzgalifprnien, bas nun
feline 9eimat6 tit, gegen biefe &Gage in@9uB.
@r fagt bariiber in ieiner y@ermania" in
Cos Nngeles Defenders folgenbes:
yWetB benin 9err Carl M6renbt ni9t, baB
es bier pGbrenb fuft a9t Mpnaten gar ni9t
regnet unb baB es in ben fogenannten @inz
termonaten = 9e5ember Big Npril - nur
~5eittpeiltg Elm, 3tpet utb mdn9mal brei Sage
reqnet, baB na9 benz Muf6Dren bes Heqens
a6er fpieoer berrli9er Sonnen11ein berrf6t,
tpel9er bic Mege, Selber nnb Miefen nit fei=
men parmen 5trablen fofort auftrod1et?
@iinbflutbli9e 3uitdnOe giebt es bier ni9t;
aber tpenn bier einmal Der lang er1ebnte
Regen %eintritt, bunn freut it9 Sung unb
Dit; benin er lit fir bds @eDetben Der 8Gume
unD 8flanSen unerldBlt9 unb 6D9itens be-
Hagen ii9 ei1rmal fplbe Srembe, Die, nte
9err Nbrenbt, gu gluuben f6etnen, baB es
bier niemals regnen biirfe, neil tie bann auf
einen Ober mebrere Sage Derbinbert perben,
Musfliige gu MAIDEN. Sd appeuire an bas
3eugniB Der bier peilenOen 5ablretben @Gite
ausgbtcago, Baltimore, Bolton, Cincinnati,
Mtilpaufee, Netp Oprf unO onberen Oitlt6en
Stdbten unb frage fie, ob es bier ii6erbaupt
einmaI cine ein3ige 8o9e ununterbro9en
geregnet bat, gef4metge benin boae iteben
Mo9en?"~
8etreffs Der 3peifeG, peG6e N6renbt iiber
bic 8etdnbtgfett bes Boom" in Sos @ngeles
GuBerte, fagt 0err 80dlin i'm @eientlt9en
folgenOes:
rgaa9 meiner unmaBge6li4en Meinung
erfreut ii9 Sos Nngeles u1erbings zines
Boom, aber zines bur6aus gefunben, bur9
bic gef9dftGi9en @erbGGtntfe berborgerufe@
men. 9dtten mir bter faule 3uitdnbe, oann
Diirben bic 9erren @apitaltfen aus benz
Often geptB fem 2unb fdufen; unb mas bic
@petulanten angebt, 10 giebt es beren in
ieber aufblibenOen Stobt bic 9iae nnb
SIqe."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03

@%efGneniB, ni6t in biefem ieG6it. Sc 1T Elm
energif9es, inteuigentes, tii3tiee5 Soft, bteie
Samogttter, unb man fdna es i6nen ni9t
b%erbenfen, ipenn tie ft@ felbf beffen, too Die
Staatsbilfe ausbleibt. 9a5n baben lie einen
ipunberbaren @emeiniinn, Sd6igfeit Der linz.
terorbnung, bes 9emeintptllens, ansoauer,
Mutb, @erf6piegenbeit, &lug6eit, SrOms
migfeit, Nii9ternbett I'M Srinfen. 90 err
trdgt biefes @o1t benn au9 bieie barten Set
ten in gutter 9altung, obtpobl MAJ es tlagen
BORT, 1obalb man es fragt.
Wenn bic 3uitdnbe in 8uBlanb, ,. +. i'm
2anbe Der &uKen, eben Iol9a ober Gbnlt9e
linb ipie bier, bann pirb benz Sindn3minifter
in petersburg tpeber fem Budget mod fein
@olbf9ab belfen, Der Niebergang Der @olfsz
fraft muB fi9 balb au3 i'm Budget 3etgen.
l1no bab es bort nibt anosrS tit als bier,
bafir baben mir Der @n5et9en genug.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03
1tmfere smtter= at,,o aaie=stmsfmbr.

Nus benz na@fplgenben, u~nlGngt benz
Acknowledgment Der amertfdnii 9en gJttlf
9ereiz8efiber unterbreiteten 3ablsn lit Die
bebauerli9e Sbatfa9e erfi6tli9, DaB uniere
&usfubr BON Mil6ereizprobutten in iteter
@bnabme begriffen tit. 60 puroe nod i'm
Sabre 1873 &ubbutter i'm @ert6s bon 3d.
750,771 ausgefibrt, pdbrenb 5ib bic MuSz
fubr bes Sa6res 1894 auf II $1,730,210
betpert6ete. MQerbings berfduften tptr i'm
lebten Sabre an europa nt9t neniger, als
118,195,0 49 Bfunb Slepmorgartn i'm
Wert6e bon $11, 265,O1O, %pobingsgen I'M
Sabre 1878 nod fem Yfunb bieIe5 Nrtifels
dusgefibrt tpurbe, uber Die angeiiAts biefer
3ablen na6eliegenbe Mnna6me, baB Die
&ubbutter bur9 bas Margartn oerDrGagt
tpurbe, berliert an Mubrf6etnli9tett i'm
| 6inblid auf bic Sbatfa9e, bab au9 infer
Export an Safe felt 1878 bebeutenb Suriidz
gtng, pG6renb mir ni9ts an europa herz
%tauften, bas als @rfdB bierfiir gelten f0n1rte.
Sn benz gendnnten Sabre fiibrten bic Ser.
Staaten 120,783,73O 8funb &Gfe aug i'm
@ertbe BON 14,1O3 ,521, i'm Sabre 1894
bagegen nun mod 69,3O6,654 pfunb fir
$6,682,294. Ser &iidgang geI6o6 itettg
bon Sabr gu Sabr. eSn berlel6en 3ett ftetz
gerte it9 Der 8eoarf @nglanos = %unIeres
neitaus beften &unben : in Butter urb
Safe gang bebeutenb, 10 baB bic Butterein=
fubr nd9 England in ben eSabren 1892 unb
1898 b%urhf9nittli9 $5O,O0O,O0O tpert6
par, rnb idbrli3 fir $25,O00,00O .&dIe
eingefibrt tpurbe.
Dieter 8iidgang unIeres 8utterz unb
&Gfebanbels in @ngldnb 1T be1sfelben l1r=
la3en 5u5uf6retben, bic iebt ~ualeren gan3en
~@urppabanbel in Sleii9tpaaren unb Sleoz
~margarin bebroben: Ser unreeGitGt Dieler
%unferer 9ef9dftsleute unb Dem oGabgrei=
fenben WfiBtrauen gegen uni ere Waare.
Wteberbolt f6on baben unfere &on1uln ba=
rauf b%ingetpieien, baB es obfolut not6lpenz
big lei, nun ebrli9e @aaren an baS MuSz
lamb ab5ugeben, tpenn Der Marft erbalten
perbe11 ion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03
Na68an8 Ses 9euti@tbtutS t
80httett.

9oB bas 9eutf9tbum in 8Dbmen perz
h~dltntBmdBtg 5uriidge6t, petB maj aus Der
@totiittf. SIN Sa6r5ebnt 188O-90 1T Die
3abl Der g5e9en i'm beutf9en Sprd9gebiete
86bmens bon 88814 duf 1O0570, olfo I'm
1876 geftiegen, Die Der 9eut19en i'm c3e9z
i6en Spra9gebiet BON 1885 ouf 1922
500, alfo INN 1886 geiunfen. 9te 9eutz
f9en baben fir benfelben 3eitroI1m MIR Elm
Ma9stbum BON 6.8 b. g., bic g3e6en baz
eege1 zines bon 9.76 b. s. auF3uneiien.
Sritt 6ierin in 3ufunft feline Menberung
Elm, 10 pir6 es in einem bd1ben ooSa6r6urtoert
in 8D6men 19on feds MtGionen G5e9en gez
gen 3 Mtlionen 9eutf9 geben, aliD ie 5tpei
gSe1en auf etnen 9eutI9en, pd6renb beute
nod 2 9eutf9e, auf bret G5e9en fommen.
@ie gefagt, bas netB man. Mber tcpber
6iefer 3itd9ang ober bic lanqIdrne @ermeb=
rung Der Seutf9en fommt, bas 1T in sitem
Mrtttel bes grof. 6einri9 9erfrer in Der
v53ufunft" ndber ausetnanbergefeBt, aus
benz mir bas @efentlihfte entnehmen.
Der erfte Der 9riinbe lit trpB bD5erer 3tfz
fer Der 9eburten unter ben 9eut19en Die
9erabe8u er19redenbe &inb:rfter6li9feif.
@s giebt 9egenben, namentli9 i'm 2uuiiber,
Sfer= unb &tefengebirge, mo btefelbe 3tpei
SinfteG Der Neugeborenen betrGgt, lpGbrenb
unter ben @5e9en nun Der FINITE, 6D6itens
Der 4. Struggling Dem Sobe CUR 8eute fdqt.
SIN S. 1890 ftnb BON 69,029 neugeborenea
beutI9en &tnbern pail i'm eriten 2ebensz
iobre geftorben, al1o na6e3u 30 b. 8. Sci
normaler @dugGingsiterbIi6fett BON etpa
20 b. 8. tpte in greuBen, tpiirben iG6rli9
5000 Biz 5000 &tnber me6r Ibrtg bleiben,
mas in 3e6n Sabren f9on einsn @etpinn BON
$4,000 Biz 10000 fir bas 9eutI9tbum err
geben piirbe.
Der NrtiteG fGbrt bdnn nDrtti9 fort:
SIN l1ebrigen 1T bic Sterbli9fett auI Set
ten Der 9eutf9en ni9t nur i'm &inbesalter,
fonbern audi in ipGteren 2ebensia6ren grD=
Der ais bic Der G3ecben. 9te c3e9ii9e 8es
bOlferung 1T gum iibertptegenben S6eile in
Der 2anOptrtbf6uft, bic beuti9e i'm Sc
Derbe, numentli9 in Der Serttlz, @lasz urb
Por3ellanzSnbuftrie tbdtig. Die beutf9@
b06mif9e S~nbutrie bat 3peifelos ungez
beuere 8eihtbiimer gef9affen, tie bat aber
aud Die 2ebenstraft Der beuti9en Nrbeiterz
bebOlterung, namentli9 i'm norb0ft[i9en
80bmen, ungemein gsi3pd9t. Die 3o9l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03
8as fit Ell, eommer ttebt bepors

Was fir Elm Sommer pirb auf ben ltren=
gen Minter folgen? 9tefe Srage, bic 16on
btele 2eute geiteGt BADEN, bat Elm Mitarbeiz
ter Der 8riiHeler rGeforme" an prpfelIpr
S. @incent, einen Der Electromagnetic ten
Meteorologen am fOnigli9en Sb1erbatoriltm
in 8riifel, gert9tet, unb fat barauf fplgenbe
Nntport erbalten: 0ie Srase, ob unb pie
man aus Der 8eI9affenbeit bes @inters
auf bic nd9tfplgenbe Sabres3eit unb ms
bel onbere ben Sommer S9GiiiTe aieben
tonne, bat Meteorologen unb Wettarbcob=
a9ter unaufbOrli9 bei9Gftigt. Set bum
bert Sabren ftnD @rfa6rungen gefammelt
utb biefe in ben lebten 25 Sabren reqel=
mGBig berDffentlibt tporben. Sas grqe6z
nib 1T aber elmer beittmmten Mnttport cuff
bic Srage nibt g%initig. Nebmen mir BE
3ebn tGlteften @inter, bic mir felt 1899
batten; tpenn Elm @eieb bon 8s3ie6uugen
%ertfttrt, 10 mnB es it9 bier finben. Mun
mar aber tbatiG3li6 Die Semperatur bes
folgenben Sommers in a9t SGQen su fiibf,
IN etnem Safe normal, unb in einem Safe
3u parm. Na6 ben 5e6n milbeften Wintern
paren Die CONNER in feds SGQen au tparn1.
in bret Sdaen 81 falt unb in einem sSa1
normal. Nuf einen au falten @eptsnber
fOlgte fe9s5ebn Mal Elm au mariner 0tn,
ter unb apOlf Wal Elm gu talter 8iater.
SIN 9 unter IA Sdlen foGgte arf einen mar
men geooember Elm milber @inter. Mber
oaraus gu folgern, boB auf einen milben
Nobember AUDI Elm milber @inter foloen
tperbe, bas mare gerabe 10, pie tpenn man
beba1pten tpiroe, man iperbe nit sinem
Wlirfel, Der flint 19pdr5e unb reun lpeiBe
5ldAen bat, tpetB ~tperfen. Sbatfd91i9 lit
Der Nopember 1894 5u tporm getpefen, unb
bod 1T tbm etn falter Winter gefplgt. 8rpz
feffor @incent 1T Der Nnfi9t, 6aB man rid]t
bur4 S9lii1e aus tatifttI6en 8eobd6tunz
gen, tpobl aber bur6 8eoba9tungen in Der
4tmpipbdre, tpenn man einmal 5ol6e ma
9en tonne, gu betimmteren Mngaben unb
oann au9 gu @orberfagungen tommen
tperbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03
Die atnertfaniiGe NeiBble6 @ro=
01tftiOtt.

Mm 1. M}dra b. s. tparen iii ben Ser.
Staten 157 Meisble9fabrifen in 8etrieb,
tDel9e 3abl bis gum 1. Sftober b. &. borausz
ii9tli9 auf 1876 g~eftiesen fem piro. Jeab
mdBtger S3dbung probu3irt iebes biefer
@tablthements bur9f9nttt1i9 s Spnnen
WeiBble9 PRO Sag. mas cine tGglt9. Sc
fammtprobuftton bon 1176 Spnnen ergieht.
Sci 27O Mrbeitstagen tpitrbe bies Elm Ge=
IGmmtergebniB BON 317,520 Sonn,n BON ie
2240 Pfunb reprGfentiren. Cine &iite
WetBble9 S. 6. IA Bel 20 tpiegt 112 gTunb.
Dies als 9ur9i9nittsgept6t a%ngenommen
iDiirbe cine Sabresprobuftton BON 6,350OGO
8titen WeiBble9 ergeben. Na9 m0glid1t
5DrgfGltigen @rmtttelungen peroen in ben
Ser. @taaten idbrlt9 runb 100000 &iften
@eiBble9 berbrau9t. Mtrb 1ierboa oas
fir ben Export beitimmte, 100000 &iten
%betragenbe Quantum, tpel9es 5oufrei einqez
fIbrt ptro, in .Nb5ug gebra9t, 70 betrG1t
Der Netto=8erbrau9 4,650,4OO &iiten. Q[ber
felbit angenommen, baB Der jdbrli6e @er=
brau9 ettpas grDBer unb Die Yrobuftton
etmas ~geringer tit, pie oben angegeben, 10
bletbt bod felbt oann nod cine bebel1tenbe
ueberprobuftton, tDenn nur rs proaent
un1erer @etBble9fabrtfen in bpller Sbdti1=
felt iinb. Inter fol9en @erbGltniTen perben
nun bic beiteingeri9teten @tablif ementS i'm
Stanbe iein, bic unoermeibli9e fbarfe Som
~furren5 erfolgrei9 gu befteben. Die fieineren
Werfe, pel9e lire S9par3blebe i'm pffenen
Marfte faufen mifen uno biefel6en lsbigli9
pe%r5tnnen, geben- etnem f9peren &f Inn
ibr SDrtbeiteben entgegen unb lpcrbe1 porz
Guiibtli9 gang unterliegen, tpenn lie ii9
nt3t auf bic 9eritelung febr gutter Gualiz
tGten tperfen ober aber 1pe5ieQe Gort5eiie
bur9 ibre geograpbt6e Sage ober bur3
por5iigli9e Sabriteinri9tungen BADEN.