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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-17
Mexico to Punish tho Indians.

Merida. Yucatan. Aug. 15.-There II
great enthusiasm over the intention OF
President Diaz TO occupy Baclar with =
strong force OF troops. The Santa Cruz
Indians are filled with dismay, because
they now realize that their depredations
are 10 be severely punished. Many of
these Indians are fleeing TO Belize 10 sc-
cept British hospitality among the people
who for sfnany years have been furnish
ing them with arms and ammunition. II
is not believed that the leaders Of the In
dians can bring over 60 into the field
against the Mexican troops Ten thou
sand Yucaians now employed In cutting
dye woods i'm Honduras will return to take
up farms at Nexalar. the troops having
succeeded in dislodging the hostile In
dams there.
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Chicago. Aus. IS Attorney General Ma
ioaey returned 20 THE city today FROM his
vacation. and announced that he would
take Up al investigation Of the American
Spirits Manufacturers Company. tho su--
ccsSorS 20 The old whisky trust Ex-Iu4ra
Norao. counsel fNr the reorganization
committee. has asked the stfornev Sen-
erai 10 hear sFGuEnengs on the tezai stattrs
u tee rev company before beginning prt.-
csedsngs, and this has been accorded. SO
Far as I arr ~ present advised 4" said thu
attorney general I 10 rot unG,rxtana
that even tba United States court IN anv
ieEcn3eraa5n can make iesai IN Illinois
what the supreme eos.t e Illinois has
called ILLEGAL, and am free 20 say chat I
shall not iooA on tie nsw concern WITH IA
yp~"
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THE WARM ECUADOR.
Gen. Alfaro Almost Destroys
the Government Army.
THE COUNTRY SOON TO BE HIS.
Time for the Conquering Bishop TO
Leave Quito-The Better Glasses
Take No Part In the War.

Guayaquil Ecuador. Aug. fs-word has
Just been received of a battle which was
fought near Rio Bamba between the
forces OF AIfaro and Ssrasu- The former
achieved a decisive victory. and Col. Ne
daro AIfaro took prisoner Col. Lizarza-
burn, Gen. Sarasri's chief of staff. IL is
believed that the loss must have been
heavy, as 500 men were engaged on ooth
sides. II is known, however. that Gen.
Aifaro's soldiers took 100 prisoners, III
Guiding several officers. and that Cen
Sarasti's force was reduced to 400 men as
q result Of the engagement
Washington City, Aug. 1.-THE impress
sion prevails In both the state and navy
departments that the revolution In Ecua-
dor will be quite serious affair before the
internal troubles there are settled.
No advices have been received concerning
the recent engagements. The state depart
ment has received from Minister Tillnan.
AT Quito, dispatch dated July %. which
shows what the situation was at that time.
In IL Minister Tiilman says that there are
no indications OF an early settlement OF
the complicated political conditions OF that
country. Alfaro. who arrived at Guaya-
quill on the 18th or 18th of June, was still
there with an armed force amounting, as
claimed by his friends. 10 4ooo or $500 men
The government force at Quito was esti-
mated at 1900 which. IL was thought,
might be increased 10 1900. The plateaus
on the eastern and western ranges or
mountains were controlled. at the time OF
Mr.. Tillman's writing, by the small army
of conservatives. Gen Sarasti with l,po
men was at Guaranda. 100 miles northwest
OF Quito near the main road to Guayaquil
from Quito. The government forces had
captured fifty or sixty men from the south
OF Quito. who. in company with go others,
were on their way to the south.
Bishop Schumacher with $50 men was
expected TO arrive at Quito July 20. There
was to be a procession in his honor, ana
he was &c be crowned by the archbishop
with laurels and wreaths of flowers Ii
seems that he had defeated few hum
dred of the followers of Alfaro. Alfaro's
plans and his strength were not definitely
known at Quito when Mr.. TillInan wrote
He says that IL was admitted on all sides
that his advance TO the capital Few
weeks before would have been easy.
Mr. Tillman adds that the strangest fea-
ture OF the revolution Is that. with the
exception of few officers or leaders. the
armies are composed Of the poorest OF the
population. while well dressed men take
their daily walks and throng the plazas
unmolested and seemingly wholly disin-
terested as to the result.
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Oakland. cal. Auw k-Fifty years.
thirfy-five years and lfe in the Yseniten-
tiary were the sentences pronounced by
Judge Friek today uron trio ~ desperate
young criminals. The young men nre ia.
cob Oppenhe}uer. an eN-fnessenEer hov.
Jack Holland and William Holland last
1iav they bound and gagged the clerk in a
drug store here and looted TIRE place a
few DAYS later q Ssinonke~rer in San
Francisco WAS treated in the same man
ner The thFee SounR men We're srspe5,se4
81 the crimes AMI We're arrested and ron
victed While tn ial awaiting sentence
rhev planned desperate 3aiihrcak. In
which the kiilinE CT 3aiirr< was part Of
the programme. The plot VAS frustrated
by tho vigilance 90 the officers. and today
Judge Prick dealt ouf the severe sentences
above mentioned. ornenheguaer GETS nftv.
years. 1ack Holland ;htvtv-fve and VIII
fan Holland gees 20 prison Ter ifa
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The outraCes in Asintic Turkey.

Washington City, Aug. 1s-Acting Sec
rotary of the Navy McAdoo received a
cable this morning from Admiral Kirk
land, commanding the European squad
ron. announcing that the cruiser Marble
head had sailed from Gravesend for Glib
raltar on her way 10 Syria. II is probable
that the Marhlehead viii make only
short stay at Gibraltar. whence she will
proceed 10 Syria, where her commander
viii be expected TO cooperate with Min
lister Terriil in the investigation of the
outrages on the American missions OF
Tarsus and Narsovan. The Marblehead
viii AFFORD place of refuge also for such
families as desire place of safety.
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Brazil and France to Arbitrate.

Rio Janeiro. Aug. i6-The French
charge d'affsirs and the Brazilian minis
ter OF foreign affairs have signed a proto-
col, agreeing 10 submit the question of the
ownership of the territory of Amapa to
arbitration. with the King of Sweden as
referee. Each country IS 30 he allowed
until April. 1886 10 submit its claims The
inquiry into the imprisonment OF Brazil
fans and the trials of the late governor Of
French Guiana and of the commander of
the guuhoat Bengala will be suspended
pending the decision OF the King OF Swc-
den. after which they will be subjects for
diplomatic negotiations
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Brussels. Aug. 1.-the international par
iiamentaFy conference on peace arbitra-
ton today adopted a resolution declar' x
that when state proclaimed permanent
ognized by the powers. The conference
also adopted a resolution introduced by
" r. Cremer. NJ =. British delegate,
authorizing the president Of the confer
ence TO ascertain whether two or more
governments were prepared 10 take the
initiative in the establishment Of an inter-
national court for the settlement OF dig
putes by pacific methods.
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london. Aug. IA public meeting was
held today at St pancras TO hear ad-
dresses on the silver question. George
Howell. Liberal. ex-member of parliament.
presided. Sir William Houldsworth, who
represented Great Britain in the Brussels
monetary conference. III. II. Grenfeil
chairman OF the general conference of the
British Bi-Metaliic League. and Hon. Al
exandeT Del Mar spoke in favor OF bi-
metailism. \ resolution was adopted ErE-
ing upon the government the necessity Of
Joining tho other powers in an internation-
al agreement 70 settle the currency qges-
ton
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First. unronxtstutfonalify. and that the
attorney general ard the third member Of
the new board had no authority 20 ap-
point without the cooperation OF the gov
srrsor: second. that the act IL In conflict
with the state constitution and section
Of the fourteenth amendment to the con-
Etitutfon OF the United States.
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Anarchist Outrage I'm Italy.

Anconia, Italy. Aug. 16.--While the po-
lice today were arresting an anarchist
named Bernadelli. who was placarding
the thoroughfares with a manifesto eulo-
giving Cesario Santo, the murderer of the
late President Carnot, bomb was eN-
ploded in front of the French consulate,
doing much damage.
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Wheelmen. Attention,

A grand bicycle meet has been arranged
to take place at Westport Beach. Sunday,
August IS, under direction of Gray's Har-
Dor Wheelmen's Association. Northern
Pacific will run an excursion from Seattle
to Ocosta for that occasion. Fare. only
$3.50. Train will leave Seattle at $50 a. m.
Tickets now on sale at Northern Pacific
CITY ticket office
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CHICAGO HORSE NEAT
Dieased and BrOken-DOwn An
mals Butchered for Food.
DRhNAGE CANAL MEN EAT lT.
TheChicago Authorities Took No Ac-
ton Till France Threatened TO
Exclude All Canned Meats.

Chhgo, Aug 16.--Horse meat has been
and i being sold on the drainage canal
10 lahrers. This meat has come from dis
easedind hroken-down animals unfit for
laborand purchased by the men engaged
in thtnefarious traffic at from $50 10 So
per Nse. This sale has been without
the kDwledge of the sanitary inspector
OF CO MS, ar. Martin, who said the sale
of honf meat on the canal had never
come o his knowledge.
So seious has the situation become. as
10 the ale OF this meat on the canal and
the euortation OF large quantities OF II
as canRd goods to foreign countries, that
complaat was made by foreign consnis
today D Dr. F. w. Reilly, Of the city
health department.. Charles Henrotin,
consul Or Belgium. and DR.. b. Bopp.
consul hf Germany. were the foreign rep
resembles who called on DR.. Reilly To-
day hey laid before him rae iaets
which ney had collected In regard 20 tne
canningof horse meat for esporiatioii "
tho natims of Europe. ~,
The Heneh consul has intluateu snas
II the aahorities do not act ms soss
ment wald take steps which might se,
ously a6st the legitimate shipments "
dressed AL canned meats from this eolh-
try.
nh - - s.,.,,, ,,voparfy In Whitman
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sold Dominion" Cigarettes
Are booming. Smokers like them.
Grasshopners DESTROYING oats.

Cotton News Letter.
We are reliably informed that grasshop-
pers have destroyed from 300 to 400 bushels
OF oats for Mr.. r. Daniels, who lives
short distance south OF town. Several
parties living on the river have been suf-
ferers from these pests, but this is the
first we have heard of their doing any
damage around here
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on the Sound bat az eCoSta everything IS
ssravb. Weather delightful. water mgld
ard t.raciue beach sander than ever
xurg bathing beyond description. Never
;rtra it, Wei. take in the Csccsta sxcur-
sion from Seattle sunday. August Is
TRAIN leaving ST $50 a. IN Fare. 3 81
tickets NOW On sale at Northern Pacific
tf,.kpt Office
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f{nonln. Neh. A0r ss-Tha panerS Ga
Tn case - test The legality az the rev
fra and police board ~ Omaha were
ieSgea vstH the clerk % tie state s1s-
pvange eagrs toiay. Both sizes were wei
senTesenkea - counsel. Tie attorney
general represents khe rev hasr3. sn@
GsVes q hsssora ~ thn paSsaEs 81 tAe aEl
egeaflns the sea eeEsns;sS$ens TIE de-
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The Battle of Mar s-la-Tour.

Berlin Aug. 1.-THE anniversary OF the
battle of Mars la Tour. near Metz, today
was attended by many veterans OF that
engagement. Ten thousand veterans as
sembled. patriotic speeches were made
and mass was celebrated in the open air.
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The Republican National Committee.

Washington City. Aug. Ex-senator Car
ter. OF Montana. chairman of the nation
al Republican committee. who is in the
city. says that "A call for meeting Of
the national Republican committee will
he issued early In October. and that the
meeting win take place In this city in
November
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ou,ck Knockout by Peter Nraher.

Dublin. Aug. 16.-In the presence of 5000
people at Leinster Hall. Peter Maher
knocked out Johnson. of London, in half
minute
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A reward az So win he rai8 for iuforraa-
t3on leading 30 the arrest and conviction
OF any ere stealing copies 81 the Post
Intelligence delivered TO subS>rIb ers
throughouE the Citv.
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When Bshy vas ssck. We gave her ca1oria
When she was CA1d. she cred Cox Czs.orsa.
When sire became Mss. she chung to CAs.oria.
When sac had CSildrea, she gave than Cassoris.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA News

The Fraser river salmon run this year
IS enormous, due, IL - thought. 10 the
good work 81 the hatchery.
George Rice a well-known haIf-breed
fisherman 81 Eadaev. Il. -. was picked
an dead ln htS boat the other day. float
inr Down che Fraser river. He had died
frCsl an eplleptic II.
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"Thc Pct Cigarette
Is known the world ever as the best.

Puget Sound 4 Alaska Steamship Con-
ranv VIII have 10 ms<ht brat grons SEAT
t.e for Victoria August Is anS i bat
same vii pun as usual thereafter. Morn
ing beat leaves yeSlsg wharf 81 1915 = n.
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The Belgian Education Bill.

Brussels. aug. f6.-The education bill
passed the second reading today ~ vote
of Al against g. The tumult caused by
the socialists IN the chamber was so great
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~ tire Anaconda, Mont. races Friday
the winners We're: $50 class, trottinE,
Lily Director. ncSt time 9.2z3s. runnfng :.
trsgr and a half fuFlongs. hal Fisher, -
rAnnszg. ave ard = half fur}0ngS. owners
handicap. Miss Elm. 10. trciting, special,
Ce..sS. hest Tune .-Sa.
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LORD wOLSELEY CHOSEN.
To Be Communicated Chief of the Brit
ish Army.

London. Aug. 1.-THE Daily Telegraph
announces that Gen. Lord Wolseley has
been chosen TO succeed the Duke of Cam
bridge as commander-in-chief of tho army.
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that the president was forced to suspend
the sitting.

The education bin gives the control of
the schools TO Catholic priests, and the
Belgian workmen are bitterly opposed 10
the proposed ARRANGEMENT.
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Toronto NAV Hang Holmes.

Toronto. ont. aug. 16-The inquest on
The body % Nellie Pitzel was concluded
tonight. The jury returned verdict of
willfui murder against Holmes
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The vahe Of farm property IN Whitman nan
county fr 1895 is placed at $5,bSl. 80. ~.
1894 1t $40, $50. Railroads pso,sosv
81 .463. s42 asthe taxable value OF the county
this year against s., ss1. i40 last year
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II YOU are going TO toin the excursion
20 the Yellowstone Park call NJ telephoue
64a or call at the Northern Pacific ticket
Office corner Front street and YesIcr ave
nue.. for your sleeping car reservations
and full information in regard 10 the
greatest excursion ever run from the Pa
clhc coast. Fun details are now being
completed for the trip.
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III, Dill, the after-dinner pill and
uM nN family cathartic. 25c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-25

Elm Tlob 1T, Dermanyssus gallinae, Dem
bebeutenb 9dApieriger bei5ufpmmen 1T, al8
Der 2aus; er t6eilt 1t3 au@ ben pferben nit
uno er5eugt Bel benz pferb Elm d itiges 9uutz
iuGea unb cine notwithstanding Pruri-
go). Carl Ntobr empfie6lt Hdumung beg
6ii1rertaueS unO 8eipriben nit elmer 20=
flung bon &reolin ober 29lpl in gBafier.
MGes 8e1priBen bilft dber nur, tpern Der
StaQ getiinht 1T, fo0aB ni6t tauTsn0
S6lupfpinfel fir oieles@ef60pf Dorbanosn
fino. Initrettig trdgt bieiss einen ben DBL
BEL dbnli6en @barafter, lpeB6al6 pdferige
2Dftngen T6Aper auf baiIelbe eintpirfen.
Na6bem t9 meme gan5e &un1t urb 9e6ulo
erfG0pft bate, fam i'd gu Dem @nti@luB
ba5 u6otel &ideriti" fir bic GommernrDz
nate gu f9lieBen, Biz bas falte Wetter Die
9biere t0btet unb meinen gefliigelten ySGnz
germ" eine SommerDo6nung 81 bauen. @iz
nige Gibtangen, nit 8rettern iiberbedt,
bclenbeten ben SDmmerreTort unb i'm qu
6otten Die 9iibner Die Situation erfuBt. Sa
geniRen 8e5ie9ungen miiTen bod bic 6iih>
ner unb Die W2erI ben etpas genein 6aben,
ndmlidj i'm @treben nuh Dem 609iten Sit
l1nh i'm 6utterneibe. 4ber auBerbam leben
lie jebt gan3 ipie Elm Oanfee i'm Sommec,
mr. baB tie tsin 3meirao unb fein Boot
bu6elt, fte betpegen ii9 gan3 fret, Dom ge~
p6hnli6en &rdBfuB Big ri ben erba6enltsa
GGrme6ebepeg1ngen, ma6en NuSFLiige, je
na90ern, Gu9 mnnbmdl na9 Der Seite fin,
too i4 meme SomGtoeS uno Melonen babe,
Dot priifen tie Die fd0nIten auf lire Ne6t=
heit unb laiien Die griinen ungeI6Oren. M6er
biefeTrei6ett, unter Deren 0edmantel iie ale
9Ganbt6aten perri6ten, befommt i9nsn
feb gut, tie febsn I4Dner, gldn8en0er aus,
lege1 better, unO nGbren0 9err 6a6nemann
i'm Soprano fein Solo Ihnettert, beglettet
STrou 6enne i'm Qlto. Scum Tage mir @iner,
mir 2anbtptrtbe Gdtten pentg 8ergnigen!
lleberau, no ib @ef9dft5le6en Ie6e, Sc
gegne id un5ufrie6enen, miirrii4en 8efi6s
tern, Bel uns 1T 10 oieG 2eben, 5r0bli9feit
!no Poeiie, un0 ipe1n Der 6erbt u11s gel6e
8lGtter Tpenbet unb 8ebmut6 un5 anbsiz
melt, bann perOen ith meme 0ii6ner @freuea,
int alten Seim neue 8e4agltAteit %qefun0en
gu BADEN; inbeb tbirb Die n2an0nirt6T9aftz
li9s 8eildge"" Der MISUNDERSTANDING
meiner 9iibner" tpo6l frete Mufnabme gez
pGbren. @uguf 8iirri4mibt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-25
ST Elm pferoloie5 5eitolter I'M 2ln:
Su9e?

S6i9e 6ra9e 1T in leBter 3eit bon 9fer6ez
3ii9tern lGnb Pferbefaltern Dtelfa4 bejaht
porben. 9aB mir elmer Tol3en 3eit raf4
e~ntqeqen treiben, berIu9t man baOur6 81
bogru1tben, Dab in 1894 un6 i'm beurigen
Sabre nur Der 60. She'll Der in frii6eren Sab
rem groB ge3ogenen @tuten ge5ii4tet poroen
1inb.
9ieTer &iidgang 1T Elm 10 gepaltiger, baB
in einigen penigen Sabren Der Dabur9 e1tz
itan0ene Mu8faG 1t9 in febr beutli9er Wetz
fe tennbar MAIDEN tpir0 unb bie5er lmitano
1T natiirlt9 gang ba3u angetban, benz Sc
rehe bon etnem na6e beDori tebenOen pfer0ez
lo{en 3eitalter %eintgen Wertb 81 Derletben.
MG6renb bpr tpenigen Sa6ren Die al1f benz
gFerDemarft berrf 6enOen bDben Breife gu
elmer Misrepresentation fiibrten, iiben Die jebiz
gen nieOrigen RreiTe cine entgegsngeFebte
Wirfung aus. Mdbrenb Der Sabre 1885
1892 purbe irgenb cine St1te, ob tie gut
p6er I4leht, CUR 5oblen5u4t perpen0et uno
Tpqsndnnte cross roads8ei 6Gler, in oenen
me6r Dber tpeniger bermif9te5 8lut ff{eBt,
6ra6ten i6ren @tgent6iimern rei9ltde
@prun9gelber Elm. Nl5 cine Solge Diefer
3u1tdn0e muB es angeie6en per0en, oaB
unTer Qanb 6eut3utage einen ueberfluB an
~gep06nlt4en pferoen alf5ttpeiien BAT, aber
Mangel leibet an 9uten &ut14pferDsn,
T9peren 3ugpfer0en un0 ~eleganten gfett~
pferbsn, Mag bic pfer0e3u6t in Der 3uz
funft fi6 g%etalten ME fe min, zines TT
ii9sr, Pferbe Der genannten bret &laf1sn
tperoen Ttets in NaGfrage 1te6en unD tets
einen 9uten YreiS bringen. Oas f9pers
s3ugpfero muB no9 tpie oor 0ienite ~leiiten,
UNI 2ebensmittel, Sleioung un0 6ausgerdz
t5e Der MenI6en, Sutter un0 Streu fir
Stauungen, BON Qd0en un0 Ja6rifen, BON
@ifenbabnen, Sarnpen etc. na@ ben Wo6@
rungen bon MenT6en unO S9ieren 81 5tez
fen; ftarfe pferOe miifen oiefe &rbeit oerz
ri%ten. 9ie sleftrtf6e StraBenbabntoagen
bsrntDgen ni9t na@ alen @den uno Winf
feln ~unferer @tdbte 81 ~gelangen, baber muB
bas 3utT@pferD aud 3ufiinftig NOD, pte
ebebem, ben 8erte6r nit ben dbTetts DDn ben
S~traBenba6nen gelegenen StabtDierteln o0er
9traBen dufre6t er6alten; aub ftn0et es
auF ben 2anbItraBen, no Die @lettri3itdt Die
0errT6aft mod ni9t angetreten fat, umfafz
Ienos 0ernenOung. limb mag Das nGGOz
Tern" auf Dem 3neirao audi cine no6 10
aroBe Musbe6nung e~rlangen, 70 1T feline Sc
FAIR borbanben, DaB ner itA bes eDlen Pferz
beS te0ienenOe @eitfport in Gerfal gerat6en
miro; bon g~laubpiirbiger Seite pirO Io9ar
be6ulptet, baB bic No6frage na6 guten
@attelpfer6en fi9 3ui e6enOs iteigere. I'm
aber Bferbe biefe Ter &Iafen 81 3ii6tsn, iinb
bic geeigneten 3u4ttuten merlGBli4.
NRit 3reu8unden deldndt man bier ni6t dn's
53iel. Die 3u4ten miiKen itreng BON elm
amber abgeYonbert gebalten merben; tie itn5
BON chamber e6enIo DerF9ieben, pie bic
eoyerTepz BON elmer 96ort6ornzau6 Ober Elm
&f6abn BON einem Go6in6ubn. 9ur6
5Qs &reu5en er6GGt man nun 8aitaroe. Wean
erntst bon 9ornen feline Nepfel unb au4
BON 0iiteln feline 5eigen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-09-25
mobnun9s Derdn0eruns meiner
bihner.
n, Wis., II. Sept. '95.

Ripon, Mis., II. Sept. '95.
@ertber 6err 8ebatteur!
0ur6 ben Nrtifel in 91o. SO Der r2anOip.
8eilage": ,0ii9ner imd5elb" angeregt, bagte
i9, unieren Sc fern meine Grlebnife NIT rem
8o(t Der &raBfiiBe mtt3ut6eilen, 9iibner,
urb Defenders bic Mrtifel iiber 0iibner5uGt
intereiIiren MIDI iebr, unb mO4te id bier
nit alien %unieren SreunOen unb Gorrei Ppm
benton meinen 9anf bafiir ausipre9en.
Sine frD9li9e @efeQI9aft, bieIe 9iibner,
1lnb &pbebue Gatte rec6t, tpenn er fagte:
Sin ieOes 0ubn, penn es gef6uffen, iuht
frl9 ii6 59on iein Suffer-. Nun bin ID
3lpar fem 6ii6ner5i9ter nd9 gef9Gftli6en
8rin3ipien, a6er Elm 0iibnerbalter, uno loie
man Yeine Sbiere bGlt, 10 balten ite @inen
nieb9r; i6 bin Elm GROCER Sreunb bon fri@
f9en giern, ge6ratenen 0iibnern unoytuoe(s
iuppe NIT iungen 0i6nern. Nm meiten
intcreHirt es MIDI, penn bic gan3e S4aar
6inter mir ober meiner Srdu berfommt,
6a bebarf es bann ipetter feines Jragens,
Big ale felt 1inb. Nun fam aber in ben 6etz
BEN Sa9en audi bic S9attenfette bon einem
5ol6en 8oarbingbaus unb bieIe S9atteaz
1eite erleben logan bic MenI9en, pen tie in
grrBen StG0ten mobnen, nGmli9, baB 1t9
unQebetene @Gite BEL ibnen einitellen. 8et
meinen 0ii6nern 1purbe es iii ~geraoe5u
undft6etiI9, unb Ote fleinen Sbier3en =
meine Sci er miiffen MIDI entf6ulOigen, penn
iA benin enbltb bod init Der Spra9s herans
muB = 1ie bsfamen, mas man 10 gepDbnfi4
bic ,Qduiepeit nernt. ONES 5upfte it4,
Yrnb4o ni@+o h;or ,t1S Sor4. 1,t,1 ,tn4pr{ 1trhtpn
mir ben StaI unb aaes lebte, ols
pOhnten Mpriaben auf etnem Miqimeter
3oum. Nun griffen mir gu ben betanntcn
Mitteln. Sn~feftenpuGDer, @arboll0fung,
Sublimatl0Fung, ia, Profit Die Mfabl3eit!
ONES berge6ens. Wenn taufen0 getObtst
ipurOen, famen %3ebntaufenb aus benz nd4@
iten gfib gefro4en. Sa tpabrli6, @oet6e Sat
rebt, penn er ben SeufeG ben nSirft Der
unb @ef6meiBe" nennt. @m beittn
6epGbrte it@ no6 cine belize Ni6enlauge.
Die Wtetiten aber piiIen nt6t, 0aB bieIe
Peit nibt aus elmer 2aus beitebt, f%onoern