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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13
Nv EL EcTRIC LI0HT MEET.


d. 3. bunnell Of Philadelphia Expects to
Have Bicycle Races Some Evening in
July on the Union street Track.
Q, S, Bunnell the great Philadelphia
race promoter, will probably give an
electric light bicycle race meet IN this
city early III July. 1t was reported Mon.
day that he would occupy the Union
street grounds and that for the occasion
he would board the track and bank it
SIX or eight feet high If this is done II
will be magnificent race course. The
grounds will be lighted up with arc
lights and the races can be seen To ad-
vantage from all parts Of the field.
The idea of giving outdoor bicycle
races under electric light is compare.
lively new, but it has proved quite
successful III other cities. One great
advantage is that neither the wheelmen
nor the spectators have to contend with
the rays Of the sun, and in some
instances better results are obtained than
at races held during the day.
Electric light races will be brand new
in Wilmington, and will he great
novelty. Mr.. Bunnell Is a hustler, and
he will no doubt give us some good at.
fractions. .... --.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13
Az INFANT MURDEnER.
Gilbert Bowsher. Eour-yenrs-o old, Ste
n TnuhIin.r Infant "a nautI, a., I,,l.,

Gilbert Bowsher. four-ycHrs-oi old, Stoned
T"ddling Infant to Death Ia Indiana.
LAPoRrE, I'D, Juno 11.--Indiana
has Il youthful murderer in Gilbert
Bowsher, 4.years old, who killed Bcr-
nardina Collins at Monticello, his victim
being a toddling Infant, Being angry
with the Collins child, he attacked her
with stones and before her piteous cries
brought help she was dead.
Tao authorities are puzzled as to
what steps are to be taken in dealing
with the boy, the annals of the State
falling To record parallel case. Both
families are prominent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13

In st. Mary's Church Tuesday morn.
ing at 10 o'clock a solemn months
mind mass was offered up for the
repose of tho soul of Sister Nor.
ber;a, a former teacher of st. Mary's
school. Father Kelly was celebrant Of
the mass, Father Donaghy Of st. AIMS,
subdeacon, and Father McManus of
Dover, deacon. Father Birmingham
was master of ceremonies. The church
was crowded. Father Kelly preached
a very eloquent sermon on the virtues
Of the deceased sister. Sister Norberta
was much beloved by the pupils of st.
Mury's school.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13
rnIRrr- rniED AyyivERs4Rr
OF the Wedding of DIR. and Mrs. Hulburd
-snmhAY.srhnnl Musicale.

-Suhday-schDOl Musicale.
The members of Grace Church held
reception and musicale at the parsonage
Monday night, the former to celebrate the
33d anniversary of the wedding Of the
pastor and his wife, the Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. Merritt lIulburd; tine musicale was
for the benefit of the Sunday school
fund, for which silver offerings were re.
ceiyed ut the door. A fine programme
was rendered, including music by Grace
Orchestra, solo by Mrs Charles
Griiliths, a duet by Mrs. Thomas Benson
and Miss Mary Thielman and recita-
ton by Mr.. Bartlett
The house was thronged with the
members ana friends of the church. Dr..
and Mrs. Hubbard, D. Wendell HUI.
burd and Miss llulburd received the
guests in the hail, where they were
heartily welcomed. Mrs. Charles S.
kobb and Mrs G. w. Weldin, on behalf
Of the members Of the church, presented
DR.. and Mrs, Ilulburd with hand.
some case containing silver spoons and
forks, a silver pitcher and some exquisite
specimens OF cut glass.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13
RESCUED By LADDERS.
Much Damage and an Exciting Time Mt an
Early Morning Fire ia Chicago.


Early Morning Fire ia Chicago.
CHICAGO, ILL, June ll-Fire broke
out this morning between IL and ]
o'clock in the basemeutof Peter Young's
furniture store on Ninety-seeond street,
and before the flames were under con.
troll they had swept an entire block on
Ninety second street between Houston
and Commercial avenues. The buildings
were for the most part small frame
structures and the high wind which was
blowing made the work of the tiremen
exceedingly difficult The loss will be
100000.
No lives were lost but Mrs, Peter
Young, her little daughter and the fam
lily servant narrowly escaped. The fire.
men were compelled to rescue them from
their burning house with ladders
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13
BoUND, BEATEN IND ROBBED.
Daring Outrage Upon II Lone Woman in
Litshlisld, N. Y.

Litohlield, N. Y.
UTICA, N. ", June miss Sarah L.
Goodier, residing in the town of Litch.
field, in Hcrkimer county, who is quite
wealthy, was bound and gagged by
masked robbers Wednesday night,
The robbers awakened Miss Goodier at
II O'clock, while she was in bed, and
demanded that she tell where her money
was. Upon her refusing the men gagged
and bound her hand and foot to the
bed, after which thoy beat and bruised
her in terrible manner.
The robbers ransacked the entire
house, Gold and silverware were taken.
A sum of money, together with note
for $3.50, was also secured. There was
no other person in the house.
Miss Goodier was unconscious for
over four hours, when She managed to
get her hands loose and crawlcd over to
tho house Of her brothcr.in law and
gave the alarm. The men were well
disguised, and Miss Goodier can give no
description of them. The sheriff organ
lied u searching pnTty.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13
DELAWARE LaBOR STATISTICS.


Glasses of Pursuits in the state.
Extra Census Bulletin No. 90, lust
issued from the National Census
Bureau, gives the following information
concerning the working people of Della.
ware:
Population OF the State of persons 10
years of age and over, 1871 ,067, OF which
$500 are males and G4,65S females.
All persons in gatntnl occupations,
G4,2s6; males, 53,03s females, l0,34S.
Persons engaged in agriculture, fish.
ing and mining, 1900; males, 1885;
females, 307.
Persons engaged IN professional ser.
vice, 2,2l3; males, l,j05; females, 7OS
Persons engaged in domestic ana per-
sonal services, 1929; males, 1888;
females, $500.
Persons engaged in trade and trans.
portation, o,O45; males, 1881; females,
714.
Persons engaged in manufacturing
| and mechanical industries, S,lO4; males,
1891; females, 2,7l0.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13

Edward WardetI Edward Beck and
Theodore Travis, three Wilmingtonians,
wno were arrested on information given
by Detectives Vital aud McVey, we're
arraigned Monday before Magistrate
Robinson at SeItou!, charged with rob
hing the stores OF Henry Collision and
James Melvin in that town. Each of
the men waved hearing and each was
held in $1,000 bail for appearance at
court. Detective Wish was present at
the preliminary hearing, after which he
took them to the Georgetown jail.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13
-
4 POLIOE SHUFFLE.
One Onicer dismissed from the Force and
TN. ,,.....i..L...I l.. InLIl I..-.-.-...L

One Ohtcer Dismissed from the Force and
Two Appointed to Fni Vacancies.
AT the meeting OF the Board of Police
Commissioners Monday Dight Patrolman
Paul Ward was dismissed from the
force for alleged neglect of duty. He
failed t. report as he should have done
last Friday night.
Patrolman Quinn was accused Of
leaving his beat without permission,
He said he was sick A fine of seven
days pay was imposed
T. +. Murphy and William ]. Conner
were appointed to I'LL vacancies. Ap.
pllcations for appointment were re
ceiyed from Hugh Mcbride, Pennell
Stetser and y. A. Sidwcll.
George Z. Philips night watchman
for William y. Clerk & Co., was com.
missioned a special officer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13
A $500, 200 Fire in ,r,lvauxos.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 10.-Fire
broke out in the yards Of the Foster
Lumber Co., on East Water street. at Q
O'Clock, this morning. The DANES
spread to the coal yards of b. Uhrig 4;
Ca, and to the steamer Raleigh, which
was moored at the coal docks. The
Raleigh was entirely destroyed and tho
schooner Lucy Graham was also burned.
She was loaded with 5000 tons of coal
and lumber The loss will be 100000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13
chifroRD rrLr rnE vlcron.
Charles =. Thomas the Other Victor for
the lIOOby Prize.

Monday night was the closing contest
at the Wilmington Whist Clue for the
.Af@s prize Of a pair Of razors.
Clifford Pyle was the winner, with a
plus score of 52-43. The other plus
scores Of players playing four nights
were Joseph swift, 26-25; Il. Belts, IA
%; W. y. Menaeuhali, J-75; W. d.
Mode, Log minus scores, Il. NJ. Hopes
PISS; G. NJ. Townsend, 1908; G. y.
Miller Ala; W. r Webb, AZ.
Z, II Thomas son the BOBBY prize, a
silver cri0bage box, his score being il
miuus score, 4l-1l
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13
~ n EW EIELDS.
Members Of the Police Force Changed
From One District to Another.

Chief Of Police Dolan on Monday
changed many Of the officers from one
district to another. Twelve Of the IS
districts were affected. Some of the dis.
tricts in the heart Of tho city are most
desirable, and the men who are doing
the most satisfactory work were put ii
these districts. This policy will be
followed right along, and as often as
changes are necessary they will he made.
Tho officers were given to understand
that the new order of things is subject
70 change AZ any time, and that it is the
purpose of the Police Board and the
chief 70 reward merit continually. Some
OF the men are far removed from their
homes and they do not like the change.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13

Speaker H. II. McA[ulien of the
House of Representative, mourns the
loss Of u valuable younE horse, which
he highly priced. His colored man drove
the horse To Ohristiana, Thursday, ami
hitched it while he made a call. On his
return the team was missing. News OF
the theft has been wired IN all direc-
tions, and the recovery Of the team is
hnnpd for
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13

An association composed of boss
bakers was organic, in this city Mon
day afternoon. on crs rs follows were
elected President George II. Huber;
Treasurer, Charles letter; Secretary,
NJ. #. Dannenberg. The association
will endeaver TO get the trade TO adopt a
uniform leaf, one pound in weight, and
to charge a uniform price for bread
A cents per loaf Wholesale and B cents
retail, which is cen. per loaf more
than the present rate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13

A team from the Forest Gun Club
came to Wilmington OH Saturday and
shot match from the team of the vii.
mington Rod and Gun Club The Viii.
min8touians were victorious by score
of 24S hit and "a missed to 215 hit and
ITO missed. There was good attend
ance at the shoot.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13

ARKANSAS CITY, KAN, June 1.-THE
10.staiI ruundhouse, shops, seven loco.
motives, CorliGs engine, lathe and tools
of the Santa Fe Railroad Co. in this city
were entirely destroyed by fire last
night. The loss is estimated by Master
Mechanic Kirk ut $l25,000, fully in.
sured. The cause of the fire is said to
have been spontaneous combustion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13

In tho lecture room of West Presby.
terrain Church, on this evening, Mrs.
A. N. keigwln will deliver a lee
turc descriptive Of her recent trip to
Europe. There will be no charge for
admission, but 4 silver Offering will be
accepted at the door. The proceeds
will be applied to tho annex building
fund.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13
Encouragement Harmon sworn In.

WAsHINGToS, June il.-llon. Judson
Harmon was sworn in az Attorney
General this morning At the state De-
partment. Secretary Of State Olney
escorted Judge Harmon to the White
House, where he remained half an hour
with the President and then accom-.
panied him to the State Department,
where the oath of office was admins
tered by Justice Harlan of the Supreme
N..t,nl
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13
Mr.. liayAra and the cornelllans.

LONDON, June 10.--Ambassador
Baysrd paid visit TO the Cornell crew
at Henley to-day and was introduced TO
each OF the Garsincn. The crew rowed
down the course and back at racing
speed, Mr.. Bayard following them in 4
steam launch. The Ambassador was
profuac in his praises of the crews style
and work
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13

The barn belonging to tho National
Kaolin Co., Brandywine Summit, was
totally destroyed by fire Saturday. Car
riages, horses and cattle were burned:
The Are was caused by the children of
an employee who we're playing with
matches.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13

A decd has been drawn up by City
Solicitor Elliott for conveying strip of
land between Washington School and
the race from tho Board OF Education
10 the Park Commission to constitute a
part of the park driveway. ..-.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13

City Solicitor Elliott Is preparing a
conveyance of School districts Nos. 70,
ISL and 49,, Rockford and Highlands,
from the School Commissioners to the
Board Of Education of Wilmington.
This IS pursuant TO the annexation of
those districts to the city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13

Twenty ,hyo members of tho Wi.
mincton Bicycle Club took trip to
Mertia Sunday. The weather was
pleasant and the jaunt was very enjoy.
able. Taey will 90 10 Salem with he
Chester Bicycle Club next SUNDAY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13
Rope walking At Gordon Heights.

Prof. George w. Leslie, the we'll
known aerial acrobat, will give a free
public performance at Gordon Heights,
this evening. His performances will
Include the high rope, trapeze and slack
wire, and he will begin at7 o clock sharp.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13
Varied CITY STATISTICS
Valuable Information About
Wilmington.
AN INTERESTING COMPILATION
BY Registrar Colquhoun of the
Board of Health.

Compendium OF Facts in Regard to Will
neutrality-suspicious. -Area-TFra
Legislation - Finance = Fire - Polloer-
Health Ed Public works--Jails
--Charities--SaIoons-- hiiscellaueous.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13
A Fn.t OF 4s DAY. end. Ia nsnth.

READING, Pa, June 1l.--EIrs. Lena
Bridenbaugh Of Gibraltar, Betks county,
after fast of As days, died last night.
When she began fasting she weighed
100 pounds. At the time Of her death
she weighed but SO pounds.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13

BRADFORD, Pa, Juno 1.-THE forest
fires in the vicinity of Kano arc now
under control and no further trouble is
anticipated.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13

JAlLs, REFORMATORtEs, &c.
City has none, county has one to which
city prisoners are sent.
Maintenance paid by county taxation.
Citizens taxed 90 cents on Sl0Ofor county
purposes.
Number annual arrests in the city, 800.
Annual cost OF criminal prosecution,
city judge, 81 500, city solicitor, 81 20.
Annual receipts from fines, $1,000.
PUBLIC CHARITIES,
Number OF public medical dspensaros
2 (maintained by subscription)
Number of public orphan asylums 3
maintained by subscription).
Number OF public insane asylums l
maintained by county,.
Number of hospitals of all kinds . tmain-
tanned by snbscriptiou).
Number of public baths (maintained
by subscription.
SALOONS.
Total number. .................... $50
Price of liquor license. .............,. $40
Saloons closed ON election day and Sun
day.
WOMEN IN MUNICIPAL SERVICE.
Teachers in public schools. ............2i0
pollce matrons...,,. ,................
Employed III cleaning public buildings. &
INCIDENTAL INFoRMATloS.
Number of railroads entering
Guy neutrality-suspicious.. D
Number OF passenger trains
passing through city daily. III
Annual valuation OF freight
traffic. ............"...... si,22l,l ia
Miles of street railway
(electric). ...........,..... %
Miles of telephone wre...... GAO
Number Of telephones used in
the city.,,.,. ............ a1O
Newspapers published in city
5 daily, weekly,
monthly, Sunday.
Valuation of building opera.
tons tls9D; ............. 500, 3I2 50
Number of houses in the
city .."....,............ $4,000
Number Of churches in the
NIty'.s''. ,...'..,.......... "
Suhoer OF members. $500. 27,5OC
Annual clearing house
elearances as94(.. .....-. s35, So. 24O.71
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13

RussIa.Japan Treaty signed.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 11.-A COM
mercial treaty between Russia and
Japan has been signed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13

feet. ..................a.. S1125
Number of feet Of gas consumed
annually. ...'....,.....t''+' 'loi,uUO,VVO
Cubic feet capacity of gas stores. $4,000
Electric light plant, works owned BY
private corporation.
Cost OF electric light to consumers, in
candescent lamps. kilowat hour l3ct.
Horse power kilowat hour loot. Arc light,
LOO candle power hour loot,
Amount of electric light used annually,
$1,000 wired IL C. D. lamps.
Street lighting, electric incandescent
| llsuts. s...... +.t's.-ss. ts.sss..ss "a :
Street lighting, electric arc lights. 81
street lighting. gas lights. 79i
| annual cost of street lighting, gas. sl3, 500
tricity Observation-Disclosures 1915
Total. ................... .s2T, $40
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-06-13

To the annual report of the Board of
Health for the years ending December,
1893 and 1904, just issued, Registrar
William G. r. Colquhoun has appended
large number of interesting and yalu-
able facts concerning the city OF Will
mington. Mr.. Colquhoun begins with
the question OF population, which he
treats as follows;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
Gbtrngn, aBtttt1undb, 1. atnt 1895.

bret Sabren BADEN fid's Grfinber ungelegen
Ietn laiien, Elm berartiges brau9bares Sc
rdtb gu Stanbe gu b%ringen, unb BON ibner
i6eint Elm getpifer 2amar Der 20fung bes
problems am ndbeiten gefommen 3u iein.
Die bon linn ~erfunoene Mdf9ine TT gigenz
tbum Der Mtnnefota STAR so. in Minnedpoe
lis. 3um &aufen bes 51a6fes muB nun
pon1Oglt6 bic 3eit abtparten, mo- Der 8obet
peber gu tpet9 nod gu felt 1T unb es barf erft
gef9eben, tpenn Der Sla9s bonn &egen unb
Sbau gang abgetrodnet 1T. gs It Die grDBte
4ufmerffamteit auf regelmdBiges Nieberz
legen unb Nusbreiten bes Sla9fes 5u rt9@
ten; aQe borber. BON Der @rbe am Stiefe{
dbgetlopften Wur5elenben miifen na6 elmer
&i4tung gelegt nerben. Man faBt ben
Sla9s beim Raufen 5iemli9 fpeit Dben an,
bamit bas l1nfraut i'm Nder bleibt. Serner
muB man bic @tengel mdgli4it Dpr 8riiden
betpnbren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
SanomirtbfaaftIide Beila9e Ser
vJuinots Stats 5ettun9".

Sn bteiem 8Iatte tpirb ie6em 2an6tutrtb
bos 8ort ertbetIt, Der in fabli9er 8eiie
uber Iderbau, 8iebsu6t, @drtneret
8ienen3ubt II. I. 10. feline Nniibten aus3uz
briden uuui9t, ober bur6 ben v8riefz
faiten" UNI 9Iuffldrung nabiubt. Sober
8etriebStDeile mirb 9Lei6es 9tebt einges
rGumt, in Der 8prausiebung, baB elm ieoer
nit Der ameritaniiden 2anbmirtbi6aft
Dertrauter Sarmer es ais ielbitberitGnbli6
fin6et, baB aIsemetne Nnpeiiun9en un6
Jtatbicbldge nicht INNER fir ale 8egenoen
Sulttgtett baben, ba Die tlimatii3en Ser
bdltnlle Derf6ieben itnb.
Oie berebrten 2eier itnb freun6lt6 ers
lu6t, tire 8eoba6tungen un6 grfabruns
gen Der &c6aftion mit3utbeiIen. @enn audi
mandem bon ibnen elm git She'll 8Ider5
toeisbeit obgebt, 10 1T er 6aflr bieuei6t
I'M 10 ti6ti9er in Ser 8raris, pomit CT
gar pit Die S6eprten Der seIebrten
2anbDirtbe in ben S3atten gu iteuen ber>
mag. Die 9tebaftiDn 1T gerne bereit, ba,
no eS nOtbig lit, Bic etneefanbten 3ui6rifz
ten in paiierbe Sorm fir BEN Druid gu
bringen. grbettet ale nit an Der v2anb>
ipirtblheftIi6en 8etIage", bamtt ite immer
mebr an Sntereiie Seutnnen un6 re6t Gies
len nibIib tper6en m0se!
Qn6reas Simon,
e6afteurber ga n 5 10 B :
i6aftIt6en 8eiIage.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01

nod 70 gut nie gar ni9ts in biefer &i9tnng
ge19eben, mir baben nt6t einmal BEN On
fang gema9t. 3nar perben tmmer not
opn s3ett gu 3ett i%ogendnnte 5ortcpngrefns
abgebalten, audi bic nit 9elomitteln nun
biirftig beba9te, bunbesbebOrbli9e 4btbeiz
lung fir Sorfttpefen per0ffentli@t bier unb
ba einen amtli6en 8eri9t iiber tbre fpetig
Iuben bringenbe Sbdtigfett unb in ben
.3eitungen geben fi9 na9 pte bor Wuloz
freunbe aufri6tige, aber Dergebli9e Mibe,
bas 8pGt 5u energti9em 9anbeln. a~n3uiporz
men, aues bas permag iebo9 bas 8olt aus
1einer Mpatbie nibt aufauriitteln. So6 Der
Sag tpirb tommen, on pel6em es, burd
@9aben flug gema9t, ieinen trdflnben
2ei9tftnn bitter bereuen ptrb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
Der SIadsbau in oen Der. Staaten
(EprtIebunQ.)

Die Observation-Disclosures pirb in be
lem 2anbe letoer Diel gu penig betrieben,
8etm S1a6sbau 1T es iebo9 bon tpefentli6er
8e%oeutung, gu miien, peldes Die bette @orz
fru6t 1T; in alien ouslqnbif9en Sla6sz
gegenben pirb cine ipitematti9e Sru9tz
fplge fir unerlGBli3 erabtet, &lcs pirb
i'm 4ugemeinen als bic ~geetgnetfte 8orz
fru9t gebalten, neil bic 5ablrei6en Wur=
3eln oes Slices tief in ben 8oben bringen
unb i'm 5erfeBten 3uitanbe ben 5lo9spur>
3e1n ni6t nur rei9li9en Ndbritoff ltef,rn,
ionoern es 2ebteren AUDI lei6ter MAIDEN,
itb in Die Siefe bes 8obens einen 8eg gu
ba6nen.
Die geei9netfte 3eit CUR Mrsfaat in bie>
lem 2anoe 1T einem friiberen Sla9Sbauer
in Stem gorf %3ufol9e bann gefommen, tuena
Der Boben BON Dem @tpfluB Der @opne err
tpdrmt poroen 1T, unfraut unb @rGfec Die
erften 3ei6en bes Ma9st6ums geben unb
an ben 8dumen Die 8ldtter ii9 entiOidela.
u. 9emert in Granb Meabop, Mianeiota,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
Agricultural supplement,

au3 BON Der granbeerenz3uberettutg nt9ts
berfteben, in Der 9eriteIung BON pSam" iiao
fie uns melt iiberlegen. 8on bteien Wfarz
meIaDenzSabriten baben it9 o9t Der groz
Beren na9 einigem StrGuben emit 4lo1en,
nit Der 8erfertigung BON CRANBERRY
Sam" einen 8erfu9 gu MAIDEN unb tpte
6r. Giber ertldrt, baben tie es babel f9oa
gu elmer fol9en Sertigfeit gebra9t, baB Der
6ergeftelte Mrtitel ben amerifanif6tn
Sam" an Site ibertrifft unb mDglidar=
tpeife iiber Surg pber Sang duf ameri@
tanif9en Mdrtten Elm geiu9ter Irtifel fein
ptro.