davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-11-07
bleaching. but also to ride the animal
out of the country.-Ex.
Decrease in Wheat Cultivation

decrease In Wheat Cultivation.
Poster Lloyd says: The most strfk-
Ing disclosure in the recent Hungarian
minister's report Of the wheat and rye
crop of 1895 is the diminution of the
wheat area in the aforementioned
countries, which is shown as follows:
Great Britain since 1890. 1888 Der cent
France since 1891. ....... $40 per cent
Germany since 1890. 800. O.55 Der cent
Hungary since 1884,. 3.01 Der cent
Austria since 1880. 1854 pe- cent
Italy since 1894. OH DER cent
Russia since 1894. .... ZOO per cent
United States since 1891. 1905 Der cent
Australasia since 1891. %. 3.6S DER cent
Since last year the area under wheat
has decreased about g.. 900 acres.
Deep Plowing-On the principle of
radiation, deep blowing has decided ad-
vantages over shallow, in protecting
the crops against frost as well as
drought: for the more compact a sub
stance is, the greater the powers of ra-
diation, consequently it sooner parts
with its heat and is reduced to the tenn
perature Of the atmosphere, which is
frequently below the freezing point.
when the loose mellow soil is far above
It On rolling lands much injury is
done by surface washing, and this. too,
can be largely prevented by deep plow-
ing. which makes It possible for the
soil to take up and retain more Of the
moistWe.@Tull..
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-11-07

There are 800 idle printers in Chica-
10.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-11-07

Australasia since 1891. 80. 3.6S per cent
Since last year the area under whea,
has decreased about 625. 900 acres.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-11-07

As rule 1t is the slip shod way ws
have OF doing things that allows the
manure to lie about the barn yard and
waste.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30
Cassville

The Diamond Joe" boats are run
ming again Last Monday night the
Pittsburg on her way down stopped
at cur levee and unloadcd 500 hundred
sacks OF -four and Mr.. Grimm who is
agent shipped POO sacks of oats, it
was the hour when the electric light
was lit and it drew large crowd OF
people 10 the levee to see the boat.
TIE G. A. r. Post have begun to
make arrangements for the reunion
that is to be held mere August 80 and
80. The first meeting for arrangements
will be held next Saturday al the town
hall.
Julius Klienpell, one of the firm OF
klienpell Bros. went north last week
and purchased raft of logs which is
expected here this week. The saw
mill will start up next Monday giving
employment to over thirty hands.
The firm is great help to our village
in giving work to the laborer and also
in filing your bills of lumber in every
size you wish.
George Barrows, our brick maker.
has Just finished burning a kiln of
125. 1000 brick which had all been
spoken for before he commenced
molding the second kiln. The first
kiln is mostly for new buildings in
town
F. Eekstein, our undertaken and
furniture dealer. on account of the
increase in business is building an
addition to his storeroom.
The third quarterly meeting of the
NJ. +. church for the Cassville circuit
win be held at Burton, Saturday and
Sunday, June and 8. Rev. H. d.
Smith from Lancaster is expected to
act as elder.
Our new village Board have had
one or two surveys made to see which
is the best plan for system of water
works here, which shows they mean
business in having water supply
U. n. O.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30
Preston

DR.. Taylor and Earnest Brooks of
Montfort were callers among Ebene-
zerites and Prestonites the other day.
A gang Of horse traders are scour-
ing this and other vicinities.
An old but good motto is to .'Never
sign paper for stranger, No
matter if he is an angel from q
school book agents Heaven
We are getting that little motto
instilled into our minds over in this
end Of the world, Ell?
Those added to the list of bicycle
riders are John Dinsdale, Andrew
Whitish, Peterson, Lyman Armfeld
j. L. Gardner. VIII Pallet and Al,
March.
Mrs. Mike Whitish died of measles
Saturday morning and the funeral will
take place at ST. Mary's Church al
Fennimore. this week Monday.
Many of the farmers hereabouts are
70 ling their grain fields which is be-
Heved to be wise plan in a dry sea
son.
The wheelman's club viii meet
Saturday night to make rules 70 the
season, and one Of their chief rules
i, LET no big lubber ride your
wheel" Ii any rules are violated By :
member, he Will be turned out with 2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30

Kansas paper: A boy in the Wit
chita schools has been suspended for
reading the following essay on
pants Pants are made for men
and not men for pants. Women are
made for men and not for pants.
When a man pants for woman and
a woman pants for man they are a
pair of pants. Such pants don't last.
Pants are like molasses, they are
thinner in hot weather and thicker
in cold. The man in the moon
changes his pants during the eclipse
Don't you go to the pantry for your
pants, you might be mistaken. Men
are often mistaken in pants. Such
mistakes make breaches Of promise.
There has been much discussion as
to whether pants are singular or plur-
al. Seems to US when men wear pants
they are plural, and when they don't
wear any pants it is singular. Men
90 on tear in their pants and il is
all right, but when the pants go on a
tear, it is al wrong.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30
Affairs in Cuba.

New York, May PA special from
Key West. Fla. says:
1.-The most important news brought
by the Havana steamer last night
shows dissatisfaction manifested by the
inhabitants of the island over the
order OF Captain General Campos, de-
handing military service in the field
to suppress the insurrectiou. 1t is ex-
pected that before the end of the week
an open conflict will take place between
the volunteers and the authorities. 1t Is
declared that If the order is not re-
voked or modified general mutiny will
take place"
A special from Santiago de Cuba
says: The rebel forces have raided FL
Cristo. They burned the commodious
garrison building in Moron and are
within half league of San Luis. 1t ts-
thought an attack upon the latter place
Is contemplated. A fiutter of excitement
- noticeable among the Spanish marines
caused by the news that two new ex-
petitions sailed for Cuba-one from
Florida and the other from Honduras.
The latter was fitted out in New Or
leans, La It is understood three Span
ism warships hurried to sea with orders
to intercept both Only the gunboat
Condo de Venadito, whose boilers were
strained recently in a fruitless race aft
or the Norsstrand, remains in port. A
British subject. William Barnes, has
been arrested and locked up here as a.
political suspect"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30

St Louis. Mo, May 27.-Yesterday
afternoon. in full view Of several thou
sand people, Tony H 1fie dropped from
an ascending balloon. His body was
crushed to a shapeless mass. Whether
the tragedy was the result Of an acct
dent or Of suicidal design no one knows.
Heafie and a number of other young
men and boys were engaged TO hold the
balloon while it was being filled with
gas. When the signal was given all ex-
cept Heafle released hold. He chung to
the bar or was caught in the rigging
and was carried up distance Of about
500 feet, when he dropped. Heafie was
rs years of age. a teamster by occupa-
ton and resided in this city. People
VII knew Heatie say he was not sane.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30

forfeit Of . cents. besides loosing all
privileges Of wheelmen's rights.
The Cyclone Catchers" of Mont
fort are not grieved in the least over
their defeat by the Lancaster boys,
and are keen to meep them again on
any terms desired.
NJ w. Parker OF Montfort has a
position with Chandler, Blake * Co.,
in dairy business of this place.
"Scottv Briggs by l. Newell any
j. /. Gardner, win be the next plad
for the Lyceum Saturday evening.
STENO.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30
Pleasant Ridge.

Cold dry weather is very disagree
able for the month of May.
Some of our farmers are cutting
their frostbitten rye for hay and are
planting corn on the same ground.
Two crops in one year is one of the
latest features in farming.
The late frosts have killed some
corn and early oats.
Fruit prospects are very small and
the hay crop looks very light.
Some of the stockholders of the
Lancaster Creamery and Separator
Co. think it an unwise plan to lease
the creamery, for they ought to run
it themselves and get the benefit de-
rived therefrom.
Isaac Shepard has been improving
his farm and getting it into cultiva-
ton. He thinks there will be more
benefit in cultivation.
Our school ended last Friday under
the care and management of Miss
Nancy Grange.
Flora has organized Sunday
school and it would be much better
for the young people to attend than
to loiter around other places.
The quarterly meeting at the u b
church was conducted by Rev. d.
Smith, the presiding elder.
n. H. Suttle, Eadus and Judson
Dimick are enjoying themselves on
their overland trip through some of
the western states.
NJ. S. Trowbridge organized Sun
day school at the German M. E.
church last Sunday.
The death of Miss Cora Shepard on
May II, 1895 was not looked for so
soon when we remember her but
few years past as mere infant. But
time is no object when that small
voice calls us one by one and we must
heed. Her life was one of Joy and al
WAYS to please others and she was pa
tient unto the end. She was afflicted
about six months ago from which she
grew worse until few days before
her dealt when she realized change
of relief and told them she was going
to the mansion that was awaiting her
arrival The funeral was held at the
German NJ. f. church on Sunday, May
u, and the remains were laid to rest
in the Green Mound cemetery. We
| will remember her as our schoolmate
and extend our kindest sympathy to
her parents and little sister and
, cousin.
Mrs. c. Nelson is in a very low
state of health, but her recovery is
hoped for.
VIM Kiley was a caller on the
Ridge few days ago.
Chas. Brick is recovering slowly
Rev. Isaac Tindal preached at the
U. B. church, Sunday night.
Sweet William has been visiting at
S. Brisbons.
The boys who attended the dance
near Burton did not sing after the
Ball" but The trip through the
mud.
Edwin Mclean has over two humid
red acres of pasture and asks for a
| share Of patronage Of those who have
stock to pasture.
Henry Moore Sundayed at home
with his mother
some Of our boys are going to Cass-
Vile for few days recreation
our boys are stricken with the bass
| ball fever. NIGHT HAWK.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30
WANTS HAWAII TO PAY.
Prank Honeck Demands $4,000 for
imprisonmsnt and Banishment.

Seattle. Wash. May 27.-Frank Hon
eek, native of Missouri has
forwarded to Secretary Gresh-
am claim for $4,000 dam
ages against the Hawaiian government
for false imprisonment and expatria-
ton Honeck says he was employed in
the Hawaiian secret service to watch
for the smuggling Of arms. He made a
discovery, but before he could tell his
chief was sent into the field, where he
remained month. This, he says, made
his chief angry. and then his trouble
began,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30
LEGAL NOTICES i.
Notwithstanding Thompson.

ESTATE -Greenberry Thompson.
IL
State of Wisconsin, County Court OF Grant
County--In Probate.
Notice IL hereby given, that at the special term
OF the County Court. TO be held in aud for aid
County, at the Court House in the City OF Lam
caster, in said County, on the 4th Tuesday OF
June A. D.. 1898, being the 25th day of June 1895,
at the hour of.one O'Clock In the afternoon. the
following matter will be heard and considered
The application OF p. T. Stevens. administrator
of the estate of Greenberry Thompson. deceased.
for the adjustment and allowance Of his final as-
count and for his discharge administrator OF
said estate and for the assignment OF the residue
Of said estate to such other persons are BY law
entitled thereto.
By order Of the Court
GEO. b. CARTER
County Judge.
Dated May %, 1895. l63t
Herman Buchner, Attorney for Administrator.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30

WhitehalI.-The examination Of AL
yah Andrus and son Edward. the latter
as accessory. who have been in jail
here for two weeks charged with muir
dering the iilegitimate child OF the for
mers daughter. Mrs. Mabel Andrus
Clark. on April Is. 1892. was held here
before Judge OdeiI. the court discharg-
ing both 1t appeared that one Fox,
who had been sued by Alvah Andrus
for digging a well. was the instigator
= the ac.usauQu.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-05-30
EsTATE-Iewis.

T.
state OF Wisconsin County Court OF Grant
County--In Probate.
Notice IL hereby given. that at the special term
~ the County Court. to be held in and for s1id
County at the Court House In the City Of Lsncas-
ter In said county, on the 4ih Tuesday Of June,
A.. D. 1885. being the 25th day in June 1895, at
the hour of one O'Clock in the afternoon, the
following matter will be heard and considered;
pointnent Of an administrator Of the estate o.
Moses E. Lewis, late of the town Of Patch Grove
In said county. deceased
Bv order Of the Court
GEO y. CARTER
County Judge
Dated May 2s, 1885, l6-3t
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27

minber automatiId i'm @leidgepiat
unb glaubt ni9t, bab bies nod cine
Mnitrensuns unb gar eine iolde bes
@ebirns unb bes Nerpenipftems ers
forbert. Die grlernuns bes 8ieDclez
fabrens beitebt lebi9li4 BARN, oas
@lei9sepi4ts : Centrum i'm @ebirii
baran 3u s%etp0bnen, unter neucn nps
itdnben feline pHtdt au tbun. Cine
conitante Reibe tleiner Wustelbetpez
aunsen, bic burd Elm 6eionoeres, AM
9intertopf selesenes Centrum resr>
lirt perben, 1T erforberli6, UNI bas
faQenbe 3Deirab aufre4t gu erbalten.
Ser Druid auf bieIes Centrum TT unz
aufbDrli4, tpenn AUDI unmertbar, unb
er5eust bas 8opfpeb unb bic nerpDz
1e Sri 4Dpfuns. Bel Qeuten nit itarz
Ten Nerpen lit bic QHectioa nur ss@
ring, BEL iplaen nit empfnbli9srem
Nerpenip1tem basegen 1tarter. @rtab@
rene 3abfabrer mi1en au4, bab bas
Dreirab uND ierbit bas alte bo6e
3peirab nett peniser Qnitrensunsen
erforoern, als oas segentpSrtis IN
Mufnabme setommene Bicycle. lebtsz
li9 neil bas @letaeeui@t bes leb>
teren i9tperer gu erbalten 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27
Ste ncuen sd,lan,f GtMe.

Ma& reifliden @rtpdgunsen iino
BON benz Marine : Departement num-
mebr bic YlGne fir bic neue r&earz
FARCE" unb tbr 'S4mefteri@tH, fir
beren Bau Der leBte Gongreb bic erz
forberli9en Mtttel betpiQtgt bate. apz
probirt tporben. Dieie betben @4la4tz
i4ife perben li9 in man4er 9inii4t
iotpobl BON Der rSnoiana" ME ber
.r;SSSotpa" unterf@eiben, 10 pett ote
@aFerperbrGngung in 8etra4t itebt,
biirften iie mobl benz eriteren Sabr5eus
am nd4iten tommen. Sn benz be.
treFenben Oct 1T Der 8au BON 5tpet
1@9la@H4iHen "pon ettpa 10000
Spnnen MaKerperordngung" porgsz
feben, alletn bas lit cine lebr elaitii@e
Beitimmung. Dur4 @eieb bonn 30.
Stunt 1890 ipuroe Der 8au bon bret
5@iKen rbon ca. $500 Sonnen" an
geprbnet, troBoem aber tperben bteielz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27
rAarIe .Garol.

Rem yort, 1S. SUM-. Inter
benz Bonner Der Ranonen unb benz
b%etaubenben QGrm Der Oampf>pfeiz
fen auf ben SdiHen unb benz Subels
ruff elmer mad Sau1enben adblenben
53uI9auer : Mense fubr seftern eine
Glotte bon nabesu 200 S4iHtn in ben
9arlem : S4if : Canal unb bamit
purbe cine .neue 9anbelsftrabe erD
net. Gs mar Elm GROCER Sag fir
Sber : Netp Dort. Die @erbtnbung
bes 9ubions unb bes @ait Rtners
nurbe auf cine Weiie sefetert, tpte teiil
dbnltdes greisnib felt Der GrDHnuns
bes GriezGanals in 1926.
Ser 9arlem : Canal ipurbe beretts
Dor apanois Sabren proiettirt. aber
erf It por flint Sabren in MngriH ge<
nommen. Die @dammtz2dnge bes
Canals lit 6 Meilen, bic 8reite SO
SUP unb bic Siefe neun SUB. Die
Soften belaufen iib auf '$2,5OO,OOO
unb bereits beitebt bic Nbii4t, ibn
auf $50 SUB gu perbreitern unb auf
10 Gub. gu pertiefen. Der Canal bill
bet Elm @erbinbunss @lieb atptl4en
ben eroben Seen uno 2onszSslano
Sounb unb tirat bic Diitana nm UNI
aefdbr IL Wetlen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27
Mus 8ruFel, 3. SUM-, pirb ee<

- Mus BriiFe1, 3. SUM-, mirb sez
14rieben: Man nirb ii@ ertnnern,
bab Bel benz Telb3use ber tongoitaatz
li&en Mrmee gegen bic Mraber bes
8eairtes Der Tdue Manpemas bic
M6rber @min Paf@a's uno beren
6elfersbelfer in bic 9dnbe Der Som
gotruppen eefa0en unb bingert@tet
fporben 1inb. Mur elmer mar entpii4t,
Der @ultan &ibonge, Der bic @rmorz
bung Gmin's anbefoblen bate. Sc
aer1 i'm mar Rommanbant 2otbaire
nit 1einen Sruppen a%us9e3ogen, INN
bie1en benz &oneo5taat unb ben GU
ropGern gefGbrli4en @e9ner gu perz
nidten. 2otbaire 3og mad benz STU
ii, benz oberen 2aufe bes Nrubumt,
pier3ebn 9asemdri@e bonn gilbert
@buarb1 lee entfernt. ST pernabm,
bab Ribonse am Spoto ober am &tz
bonaas2un3a fart berf4an3t lei unb
baB Elm Metber, oer ben Mrabern
4ulper unb 5linten bertautt, benz
Ribonee gu 9iilfe getommen lei: Mls
2otbaire anmari9trte, tpoQte &ibonge
Der ueb.rmcht mei4enb ftehen, ober'
elmer {einer @Guptlinge Namens Mluta
iibte @erratb unb lieferte ben @ultan
Ribonqe benz &ommanbanten 2oz
tbaire in bic 6Gnbe. Mie lieutenant
8reer bonn 2inbeflui1e aus beute EN-
aebenb beri9tet, ieBte Rommanbant
2otbatre fofort Elm &riegssert4t Elm.
&ibonge, Elm itattli4er, etpa 30 Sa9z
re alter, 1875 Meter LANCER Mann NIT
.1@0nem Ropfe, eriibte itol3 bas
Rriegsgert4t. 3pei' @tun6m binz
bur@ unter1u9te Der @eri4tsbof bic
erfolate Grmorbung @mins in allen
ibre1 @in3elbeiten. Gum @@luhe
5pa9 Ribonge folgenbe Morte: 80
i4 bin es, ber @min getootet bat.
Ss4 errparte ben Sob unb i4 perFu4e
meme berrdtberii4en 9duptltnge!'
0os &riegsgeri@t perurtbetlte ben
@ultan gum Sobe unb &ibonge puros
fofort er19oTen. &ommanbant 3d.
tbaire boFt audi bes Meiben habbati
gu perben unb 1T auf benz Maride
: na6 Mapabi, no ct bic 2eute @min'
gu treFen bottle. =.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27
R,ermar4 sttt Mrst Hret oaS 8a>'
..E fabreu.

Die Hreunbe bes @abfabrers perz
ben bon einem engltf4en Mr3te IN
!ber ,l@t. Sames @a3ette" auf bic ur:
{a4en aufmert1am eema@t, mel4e Bel
man&em @tcpeltiten pbpiii&e Mtrtun<
qen er3er9en, bic bon ben erboffte1
fpeit entfernt iinb. Man %ertpartet,
bab ber @abfabrerfport, 5umal bic
iunaen 2eute, trdfttgt unb ftahlt,
tpirb aber in bie1er @rtpartung nur
gu bduis enttdui&t, ber 8iepeltit 8et9t
j6dufg einen dngfli4en Bid nnb eine
lrngefunbe @eiidtsfarbe, 10 oab man
faft BON einem ,&ubfabrerz
{pre9en barf, bas NIT ben aubere11
ISpmptomen Der %nerpDien @r14Dpfung
beinabe ibentii4 1T. Man mar 5uerit
qeneiat, bieie Grideinung nit ber UNI
ge1unben i9altung ober Der neberarz
{trengung ber betreHenben @aofabrer
in @erbtnbung gu bringen. 4ber pie
@rfabrung bat selebrt, oab au4 bel
1ol9en @iepeltiten, bic gu oteien Qusz
telungen teinen Mnlab gaben, 3optz
ttpeb unb Miibisteit ii@ einiteqten.
@lei93eitig aber 9at Der @etpd9rss
mann Der y@t. Sames @a3stte" getur1.
ben, baB fi@ bieie @ri4einuns muir be.
ben 8eniiBern oes 3%peiraoes, nttt
qu9 Bel ben Dreirabfabrern, oeren
MaI@ine bod mebr Mnitrengung erz
fnrhorh p;nf4eIIen 0ipTpr 11m1tQnD
mirb in foleenoer Deiie ertldrt: Dte
l6aupt{4pierigteit i'm 3peiraotabren
beitebt in Der @rbaltung oes @lel4z
gepi@ts unb bic Mnitrengur9 pes
Tabrers mub barauf gertatet 1e1n'
Bic Ma1@ine aufre@t gu erbalten. Der
MnfGnser peib bas 1ehr tpobl, aDer
tpenn CT einmal bic notbige nebun9
erlanst fat, bGlt ct ii4 mehr ooer
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27
Qurcmbmrg.

0uremburs. Gin Meiitertperf
ieiner &unit bat ioeben Der hieiise
ubrmader fertis seite1t. IS 1T oies
cine tpinaise solbene llbr, bic als Graz
pattennabel gu trasen 1T; lie mibt
etpa einen gentimeter i'm Dur4<
meKer unb ibr Sang 1T trob bes MT
trostopifden Mertes elm iebr resel=
mdRiser.
9eisborf. Das 16 Monate
alte @Dbn4en bes Nrbeiters g. Baum
murbe bon einem &arren iberfabren.
Gle man baKelbe aufeeboben unb tn,s
!9aus sebradt bate, mar es cine 2etz
DE.
2impad. Dem @aitpirtb 8.
MeiB bierielbit .muroen bosmiliser
Wei1e iGmmtli4e Wein unb 8ranntz
meinfGFer i'm Seller angeorebt, 10 bob
bic gauge %pertbpolle 6llffietett aus
lief.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27
Sin otter l1nionst.teQer frif6t

- Gin alter u%nionst.teger frtf4t
folgenbe biib14e Grinnerung auf:
Balb mad Der S9la4t BON @bidas
manga ma@te ii@ Elm fioli4er Geuerz
fref7er in ben Straben BON Netp Dr.
leans bas @ersniisen. Sebermann,
Der bic blaue Uniform trug, nit ben
Worten, an5ureben: "Na, bel @bi<
damauga bat @u9 aber 2ongitreet'
bic 91le beib semadt!" General
Butler lieb ben Mann Dor ii4. tomz
met, unb 1agte linn, CT babe enttpeoer
ben Qopalitdtseib gu leiiten, ober atpei
Sabre na9 @btp Sslanb gu geben.
Ssobnnp iberlegte unb ent14ieo ft4
i9liebli@ our @ibesleiitung. &ls e.
aber bic Contribution bei@poren hatz
te, tpanbte ct iih mad General Butler
unb rief: vssSebt iinb mir Beioe lopale
@iiraer; ni@t tpabr, @eneral?" -
,MeI, i'd bofe TO-" meinte Butler.
vDann," iaste Sobnn9, "r,o@te 1@
sic fraqe1, ob uns nt4t 2ong1treet
bel Gbidamauga bic 90ne beib sez
ma4t hat!"
Sic i'm @olumbiaz@ trome IN
oregon n, reip. @afbington uno iet<
mem 9}ebenfune Diuiamette aussez
febten &arpfen baben iih 10 u1se9euz
CT perme6rt, baB iie bic Wapatooz
Muraeln unb anbere p1an5en, nit
benen iene @epdKer fruber sefiat pa<
rem, pouitdnois %3erit6rten. Cine Sol
ge bierpon 1T, -bab bic M9riaoe't
niloer WaKerpDsel, mel@e 1tt@ po1t
bie1en pflan3en ndbrten, BON ben ge@
nannten Str0men INNER r!ebr es.<
f4pinbe..
- Die @bansbai'er @ineitfaen
3eitungen pii1en bon elmer 1hauer@
li9en @inri4tungsz @e14i4te gu PEI
ri9ten. Mls tiir5li4 elm @erbre4er
bingeri9tet purbe, grif bte1er I'm
Muaenbltd bet Gntbauptung na@ ben
Rleibern bes 9enters, an beren Der
tppfloie 2eihnam t%rampfbatt a11ge%
tlammert bdngen blieb. Der 9enter
5elbt ion aug @@reden bieriiber au@
Iofort ben @etit aufgegeben baben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27
: Cine 3eituns in San Granciscc

- Cine 53eitung in San Grancisco
bra4te tirali4 einen Irtitel. in nell
dem bic californii4en WeinpIobu5e1z
ten Der fp1tematif4m @erfdHhuns
ibrer probutte be3idtigt tperoen.
@teue 5i9 bieie @ef4ulbigung als ri9~
tia bera,ls, 10 mdre bas febr gu be-
bauern, ba bic californii@en Wet1s
ii4 1oipobl bier gu 2anbe, pte audi IN
europa elmer BON Sabr gu Sabr ltet=
aenben Beliebtbeit erfreuen. Galiforz
MEN bietet fir ben Weinbau Wortbe1@
le, mie faum Elm 3peites 2anb Der
Welt. Das 2anb iotpobl nie bic Mr>
beitslDbne {inb bort biaig, babel limb
bic fir californii@e Metne seaablten
prei{e bod ,genug, nm beren prob4z
aente1 einen bib19en Nuben gu lat@
len, Iobab CT tbatid@li9 liat nDtbis
bat, frumme prattiten an5utpenben,
pel4e auf Die Dauer nur gu 1eirtm
Na9tbeile aus19lasen t0nnen. Neb<
men bic Gdli4unsen ibren ,Gortsar'g,
10 mub bies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gu Ell
mem ftdrteren Support BON beuti9e'1,
fran31ii14en unb ttalientfhen Wei11en
fibren, ba Der 8on1um bon Mein IN
ben Ser. 5tauten bon Sabr gu Sabr
sugenpmmen bat unb trob allen Sc
terms ber 5emperen5fanatifer poraus@
}i9fli9 nod peiter 5lnebmen mirb-