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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26

usifte 5prit Nleranber af 8atterbers
Gnret f6r BABE fraiast fig Eronen,
tpunsen af @usierne. Gerbinanb er
albrtg blet sobtjenbt af Stormasterne.
8efolfttinsen 8ulsarien ftaar paa ct
,nesA lapt Dplpsninetrin. Gf 140
tan N leie os itriue. Sen sreit,taz
tolRt % romeritstatolife @elision ct
ben pberbeienbe.
9en rusffte @eiant / 8ai6inston.
Mtr 8o8banof besit @elumoro ben
sobs Geb. oeo at itpoe fig en- ausle i
4sariben. San efterlub ct 8rep, boori
fob "5Or lensere Eio, bsbe sjel,
bette 2eseme Ct en- fortuns 8prbe at
bore. Nf ben @runb ebe1a9ser ies
mig ielp.4 Mr. 8osbauoff bar IS
Nar gantmel, baube peret / biplomatif
Eienefe / @erbien is Nar os ! 2 Iar
@eiant til 8ra5ilien - lumber Sc Go
mas Dprbr.) 9an Tom til Baibinston
2 Meaaneber fben. 9an bar febt %
ubbannet / Moscotp, &uslanb.
DIN @perbfitens @tprfe faar man ct
gesreb Of fdsenbe Screening. @n
norf 8art, iom nplig anfom til Rens
faeola bar blet anfalbt af en- @perb>
fit. Wteb fit "@uerb" bapbe ben sienz
nen,boret Mleta1beflebninsen, ben 6
Iommer tpfte @lanfepes us ben 8
CONNER tptte inore 8or bbetlebnin9.
Den borebe @tibet let, iaa Golt ruaatte
pere ueb 9sumperne 6 Elmer ON 9a>
gen.. "Sperbet" fab isieni St.bet %
maalte S Eommer Enermaal, bpor
BET bar afbrubt. @tpttet, iom lab isien
/ i@hbet, bar 20 CONNER lanst.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26
sra Nor9e.
Mas 2anbbrussitole Ct nebbrenbt.

Mas 2anbbrussfole Ct nebbrenbt.
Statsminifter @teen ct palst tilGur'
manb | 8enf ftrefsrenin9en.
Stapauser os Buiterubs @als Ct
tnbtillet til Torfaftelie.
&ommanbanten paa Oscarsbors afs
git plubielt9 be6 9bben.
9et berettes, at ber ct mere gilbt
Gielbeue enb uanlis bar ueret, % Se'
sere sisr COB Gansft.
Stortin9et traabte iamu,en ben lite
5eb. os palste g. geielion til miblerz
tibis Hreibent os @iube til @efretar.
8ibrnferne 8ibrnion foreilaar, at
Euiiten mellem g&orse % Suerrise af<
sisres Deb golbsift. 9an neuner
9annarts 9bieferet % iuribiit,biftori>
lie 5atultet iom tualiiceret 9ommer.
4yaa @6ros og zgHiet bar 2ulbtu
saaet op til SO a 80 &ulbesraber mebs
beltes / "9erbens Gang. 9ette Ct
en- ubpre &ulbe, iom ouer9aar Minne=
1otas. 80 GRADER @auuer oil bli ont
trent IS Sarenbeit.
"De itore" berbiemme tan ba pirtez
fig bore nosen fore uslinser. &omz
manbanten paa DstarsborS bar ben=
uenbt fig til @eneralaubiteren fur at
bbre, ont lite &apteinen Marinen
Sparre itulbe tanne ftraffes for ben
&rtitel, iom ri paa Snbfiben bette Mo.
sientrptter efter "8erbens Gang.
Saa itattarlis Ct ben follebe &ommattz
bant 5re1i@, at ban pniter en- tiet Ges
orelanbspen ftrafet. 9an burbe biez
blittetis miite fin Uniform. @an uilbe
bore itittet til at bore Banb for en-
eammel &ebbermbe.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26
Gritine Nfinn. 16te 1seb. 1895.

VI1uIe VSu'". AooS OS9' Ao"o'
ST. &obbus9er!
Sibfleben Torsbas bolbtes ct Msee
i McSntoib / ben Senfist at orsaniiere
en- Farmers Loan Agency. Msbet
Dor itte sobt betienbtsiort, iaa ber bar
life iaa iuert mause ti1tebe, men ale
nerperenbe bar enise ont at IT,
&c noset siort / ombanblebe
0aetnins. Gn aomite af s
blep nebiat for at ,tbarbeibe en- @lan %
rapportere til nefe Mbbe, iom afbole
bes ben 2ben Mars &l. l paa Sobn.
ions &an ! McSnto@.
6armere % ale, fom bubf1ettes at
aasertarlene os tan ratfe frem, itu1be
afsiue Mpbe ben 2ben Mars % beltase
os bielpe @aseu freu.. aqe peb, at
Ell: SOB mob Naser etiiferer, men I'll
benne 4ib bar ben peret ct bbbt 8os<
ftau. @ienneu, Gnisbeb Tan pi fanite
opnaa, buab 2open lite bar fornaaet -
itop&e Gaser.
Cars 6. geelfon.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26

iens % uben1auite Mbbeber. Com bet
Ct, bolber Golt "Robbusseren" nefen
liseiom man samle 2anbet bolbt en-
8ittigbebsapis, % bet er lite iad luert
mango, iom bar @ilie os &aab til bet.
8enli9ft
Olaf .. @inje.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26

Glere Suoienbelier er TONNE, oer
forbpmmer ben ublu 8etaliug, iom
8oarb Of ganuasiers bere9nebe fig.
9a III far trbtt en- af benz os forre>
iten ofret abfili9t Stunt paa ben Gag,
tbr III u1aaite bore til9iune, ON
ri logger be andre Sn6ienbelier
ONT ben famine Eins % meb famine
llbtaleller til fbe
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26
Sra Ntcbt8att.

5oltepartiet bolbt fin Stats &onpen'
tion @reenoil[e, Mi@. ben 9te 5eb.,
peb builten 2eilisbeb Sen. @eauer par
tilitebe % bolot en- ubmertet Tale, itrt'
pir en- al bore Nbonenter. &onuentiu'
nen ubtalte fie for fri Sdpmpntnins,
enbocerebe Weauer, Debs, Souereisu
% flere FAINT ubtalte fin fulbe SpmpatY
for Observation-Disclosures.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26

Yortretter af sforses cite f6rfe.
etatsmdnb, 9ietere % 9onefunft.
mere ian,t ii al BE NET ftorartebe Rro.#
ipetter, taft IA elesante Bbotosrapeur
8laberi &abinetsftbrrelie ber pasier2
etbpert Nlbum, mi nebiat til blot 40c.
Tilftrip "glicaso 8itius1 bpittet 8labI
besuben faaes frit for en- Maaneo
strip fnart, ba saeftoplaset q Blot
1000. 81
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26
Stretf!

Dber 10000 Saanbuartere ct paa
@treit / 9}etp Oort. @nebtere, Mure<
Re, 8laftrere, Einlmebe ps anbre git
paa Streit for at bialpe the electri-
cal workers union.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26

@n nb 8antlop 8i1 ct introbuceret |
Genatet.
9niet bat pasieret en- Bin, Der be-
mbnbi9er 8Der til at ubftebe 8onbs /
bisie Eilfelber.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26

@eb 9epbalens Stireno bandit 9ans
Sobanien LITE @remie LITE &lasie %
6. 9eperbabl lite @ramie 2oen &lasz
ie. Dmtrent $50 Delltasere fonfurrez
be ont Hri1en, % en- Masfe @enneiter
bar fremmgbt.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26
@eiet % fl1nbet for let.

St. @obbu9ser: - 9et ct lense f.
ben ies bar mobtaset en- iaa slebelis
gepbeb iom ben, ber fob fbfe 8fob'
busser: 9u er al geortbern @acific 3d.
nen peiet os f1nben for let. Den bar
preuet big Qar Os f1nbet ub, at bin
frie @eiie paa 8anen er ipilbte 8elsier'
ninser mob big. Set pleier ellers
lpttes for Rompanierne at fibbe fig
8enner til beres l1biusninssiptem eller
ibetminbte srteslsie Iilituere, men for
big bar Saeiiebiletterne / iaa @uabe,
iom at fuette @atten paa @aaien.
Seq sniter big tillptte lille @obbus.
ger! geosen fsrre Nnbefalins paa bin
uipiselise @anbbebsfier1isbeb fat bu
albris faaet. Sine ianbe Wenner pil
flute fig inber1isere ONT big. Tiss a.
brig mere ON Sripas. Ct bu lille iaapas
&arl, at bu ian betale Stpbien for big,
iaa iib biemme. Oct Ct tun lape &a.
ratterer, fum berer fig ab paa anben
Maabe.
8lir bu inart fbrre? Der Ct for
meset sebisent 2eiefof ! big, meo an'
bre Orb, ber er formeset "Sul". 5olt
/ Glminbelisbeb taaler lite bare iterte
Gpbemibler, be maa osiaa baue iuase,
til en- iunb 5orbsielfe. Man flyer, at
bin minbre roienbe Dmtale al Yreiterne
% relisibie 9ensebooeber ftaser bin
llbbrebelie iom Golteblab. Seq oil ifte
beneste at bette tilbels tan pere ianbt,
men e. leg life albeles mistasen ! min
Menins, iaa tror jes, at ftbrfe Sim
brinsen lieeer !, at ber Ct forlibet Qanb.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26
Stjpttelebtre.

@eb ct International Stieitelgb t
@ubapef, l1nsarn, be fibfe 9aee al
San. nanbt 9forbmanben Ilfre6 9tefs
Mfeferitabet for europa. If tre Sob
panbt ban alle. gurse bolber altiaa
baabe @erbensmeiteritabe o9 @uropasz
meiteritabet. &aralb 9asen ct nemli8
gerbensmei iteren.
9eorbmanben Yeter 9itluno panbt ct
2bb iheb Sobn g. Sobnipnt Minneaz
polls forrise 9erbas.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26
Sftlpbere.

@e6 ct 4remie=@tireno / 9resben,
Ep1tlanb, panbt Olaf 2illoe fra &riftiz
ania lite 8remie, 2sttnant Monnide,
&riftiania 2ben Yremie. @n @titra
Hremte for SOP tilbeltes 2eitnant
@pnbre1en fra Telemarten.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26


mbnbiser 8ber til at ubftebe 8onbs
bisie Eilfelber.
@bno8befje
Den 20be Geb. bolbt Senator @9anbz
ter en- Gale om Splp I @enatet, bpori
ban iasbe:
-"Gf Istelie for ben alninbelise Me>
ming gaep @nslanb us paa @runb af,
at bet mulisens Ct utlo9t at aabne bore
Mpntfabritter for fri MDntnins al
@blo uanieet be andre fore 9eationer,
maa ies femme imub benne Reiolution.
Men jes betla9er meset, at ies lite tan
femme for en- eller anben 8lan / @etz
ming al 81 -Metalisme, ,huortil bet repuz
blifanfeHarti Ct bunbet mebetbeqi9t2pfte
siuet paa bets &onpention 1892 Ds
intet er siort for at inbfri bette 9sfte.
@ebtaselieu af @ulbbaiis bar biulpet
til at probucere benne ouerbensenbe
Calamity. Bi=Waetalisme ct lopet af
besge 4artier, % 5oltet penter utaal=
mobi9t pao, at be baitibelise 2efter blir
opfplbte."
9porfor tl1nbe iaa lite gbanbler
itemme for benue 5rimpntnin9s 8efeuz
melIe, naar Golfet uenter utaalmobist
paa bet? Dm life netop benne 8eFeu1>
melie buebe bam, buorfor tuube ban life
introbuceret ct bebre TorTas for at
inbfri bet "bellise 2pfte", iom bet repu>
blitanite &artt sau 8 aar fben? Oct
Ct {aubt, at besse #artiers@topebe
9i>Metalisme / 1892, men buorfor / al
8erben bar be / Screening banbGet MODS
fat % fulbfommeusiort ben @ulbbafts,
lom Fan MI ertienber Fat biulpet til at
frembriuse beu ooerbensenbe l1lptte?
.een buortebes benser bet faumen
meb Nstelien for ben alminbelise Me>
ming i 9eetp @nslanb? @ar bet lite
for ben, pilbe Gbanb1er ia fteu.t for fri
@Mpmpntnins. Meen ben alminbelise
Waerins ! Seem Gnslano Staterne er
imob. St bet lite mertelist? Gil<
trnbs fine belliee 2efter, tiltrobs for
8rub paa Orb % 2ose bat be pirtelis
oparbeibet en- alminbelts Tolfemenins
for @ulbbais iaa fert, at Gbanbler
ru, af lutter astelie for ben, itte tbr
femme imob benne Suititution, fum Ct
iaa for en- Qarias til ben operbensenbe
l1lptfe.
5oltet faa afoiort ! Gausr al noset
iom Ct faa itabelist! 9ar nosen iet en-
mere tnuienbe Dom uuer Goltets l1bes
bielpelisbeb? Spab 8etpbnins Tan ct
2bfte ia blanbt ct faa6ant 5olt? &an
man uente sgrlisbeb al en- @olititer
blanbt en- faaban Dumbeb? l1muIi9t.
@banbler ertienber be sipne Setter, er<
tienber be ct brubte, men ban tbr life
banble erliet, forbi Masien Ct imub!
Ct bet faa noset timber, at ban tunbe
ejbre fig ielp latterli9 peb' iamtibist at
urpple ont, "at Soft pentebe utaalmo'
biet" paa netop ben famine 1ius, ban
for ben alminbelise Meninss Stplb
lite turbe femme for. 9erresub for
@te1. Ds bette Ct bet met srepa unber
@olen = ,1aturlispis. Set Ct ameriz
fanit.
4s-.s F. -.. s,.
SRA @tcbt9att.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26
TorftteWt8e MDbeoer.

Ron8resfen inaffer .paa at boloe
@gn6a9smpber.
5 Delasp are os Oregon er be senaz
torial deadlocks enbnu, lite lsfte.
2estslaturen Tennefee bar beFuts
tet at granite @alsbebra9erier besaaet
fibite 9bft.
@Den &out@at, @eriien, Ct totalt bbe'
last af Sorbfielo. Guiinber af @enz
nelter ontom.
9olpb 1er ub til at blt labt bjemme
be nefe 6 lar. Dreson 9e9islatur ct
enbnu dead locked.
Gn Domtirte paa @icilien itbrtebe
iammen rnber @ubstienefen, buorpeb
45 Mennefer blep brebt.
9arrp 9apwarbs @peeialitet uuber
@ensetriien uar 800 Seoler. Carlisle
fan lite roie fig al ben Eins.
3 @uslanb bolbes Eatte, @ubstienez
iter, forbi @5aren pilopretbol6e @elu'
beritermasten. @t bot osiaa bsrt
Soft tate Sub, forbi be ct ipse.
gn Beitemmelie om @als peb 5oltez
al Il. g. @enaturer peotaset
af 9uiet bleu al be bsie 9errer @ena=
torerne ielu, life perbieet ben minofte
Dpmertlumbe6. .
Norb Datotas 2esislatur ital ifdse
ct. Saul Globe bape iiinbe at banble
bort &pinbens @temmeret for bsi 2iz
cenie.
Misiouri 2esislatur bar beFuttet at
flptte &apitolet fra SeHerion Gitp
til @ebalia, buis nepnte 8p uil opfbre
iaaitabielise Statsbpsninser, fom be MI
allereoe far / Sefferion @itD.
3 Colorado har be oiie- @uluner for.
bubt &pinoerne at bape 9atte % Bon
nets paa / Ibeatrene. Dpertrebelfe
ftraffes meb en- Mnltt af $50. Ser
pilbe 9r. ,3ier peret biemme.
Gn enselF 2orb opfsrer for Eiben
,1nber fort 8ifalb, buab ber beneunes
"Stiortebans" borti Gasmanien. On
bet Ct af famine @lass Dans, iom ben
Daoib opfprte fur Seruialems 9etre,
pibes lite.
Qollanb ital bore Tare for, at
Sapet pil itrbmme inb uuer bet. @n
itor 9el af 2anbet ltsser nnber Sau>
ouerFaben, % 9auet bolbes tilbase al
Sanbbanter. Ser er bem, fom paa=
itaar, at 9auet ct lanst farlisere for
9uIlanb enb fienbtlise Irmeer.
Storintnbleren Menase af @aranz
tp 2oan Nfferen ttrioer ct lanst 8reu,
buuri ban flyer, ban pi1 tomme uo af
lit bemmelise @tiuleiteb, buor ban bar
uaret II Nar, ps 9reie bele 5loten,
ont ban faar 2pn. @n @en af 9am Of
Fentlissjpr Breuet, os &uiierne bie1per
iii at bolbe enbos @ennens 9&aun
Itiult. 50 10, ian.
Spbz9afotas 2esislatur bot neb<
ltemt &pinbens @temmeret. Ser
Blot 2 Stemmer. Set treuez
tes AZ, os ber bar 40 for % "a mob.
st Stilsmisiefori1as Ct uppe, iom oet<
ter en- bel Del &ritit. "Gorum" flyer,
bet pil beimitte @tatens Moral, ont bet
blir Sob. Set pilbe tillabe Soft fra
anbre Stater at tomme Der os paite fit
ftibne 2inneb. @n lisnenbe SOB Ct MI
itroft q. Datota. W.,
5 glorb>Datoto Ct &pinbeiasen neb<
itemt meb flor Maioritet. 8aeiubmis<
fio,t, ium en- 9ib fiben blep nebfemt.
paaitaaes at bore BIB forsobt for benne
Sesfons 8ebtommenbe.
SlaaSfiempen Git3iimmons, iom en-
Eib fiben los ibiel en- Manb, pil saa
fri. Iutierne mebbeler. at Irranse>
ment mellem Glepelanb % Siq Demo-
trater % enbel @epublitanere ct af>
iluttet, iaa Iiltale blir neblast. 8i
ier altiaa at S(aasfiemper bar for
/ 2anbets @olit,t. So,
bet latter til 5ant, % bet saar lite iaa
imaat be1er. Ds mibt ,blanbt bette
bolbes 9ellisbase for 2incoln % @ai9<
inston.
Set fises, at Gpri Gerbinanb af
Hul00rien er offdt "a ia0et. sferbts
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26
Rpinoelt i8iett.

s Olympia, @aib., bar @enatet peb=
taest ct 6arilas pm &pinbens Stemmez
ret.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26

-Senb for gratis @rbuemmmer
"@obbueeeren",
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-02-26
ct Stlbno.
"Roobu8eertn' % FARM STOCK
and HOME" for $1.25 Maret. ...45

@ bar 9iert Grran9ement meb g.
SO. Omen, faa enbper, Der inbienher til
% $1.25 ian faa baabe "0eobbusseren"
% FARM Stock and HOME" for ct
belt Mar. :, 's.:@' y. d..
The herald., 1895-09-12

come, and we appreciate it. You are
doing more than you promised, and
every one of us fully appreciates it. We
will go away feeling in our hearts that
you have entertained us royalty.
When General Lawler had concluded
there wsS number Of musical selections,
reoitatlcns and songs. after which there
was general roundup" and the camp
fire was over. ~
At the camp fire at Phoenix Hill park
tonight, over 20, 900 people were present.
Congressman Walter Evans presided.
Speeches we're made by Marmaduke Bow
den, ]. NJ. Thayer of Nebraska, !. f..
Campbell OF OHIO and others, after the
main address of the evening by General
Simon Z. Buckner, ex-governor OF Ken
lucky and the commander OF the confed-
crates at Fort Donaldson and elsewhere.
At the National park camp fire, the
crowd was equally large, the programme
of music and Rotations being elaborate.
John H. feathers presided. Addresses
were delivered by Colonel Andrew Cow
an. W. C. Adams, Senator j. c. Burrows,
General j. W. Burke and others.
The herald., 1895-09-12
Milk Eamine In PENNSYLVANIA

A milk famine now threatens tho north
ern portion OF Pennsylvania. Grasshop.
pers are eating up the cows food, and
Texas flies are literally eating up the
COWS. Milk producers of Greenfield town
ship are unable to get half of the supply
thew ought to have this time of the year.
A milk and cream dealer drove thirty
miles and, outside of those with whom
he has contracts. he could not get pint
OF cream. At Lenoxville the creamery IS
only doing one-tenth of the business it
has capacity for, because it can't get the
milk. A few OF the farmers have already
gone to feeding grain, and that helps
The milk supply some. An agrioulturiss
has twelve cows which ought to give
neary ten quarts piece to milking, and
he milSs all of them in one ten-quart
pail. and that holds all the milk. Chi
cago Chronicle
The herald., 1895-09-12
AND NOW 1T is THE BICYCLE WALK"

An Illinois physician has discovered
that the present extreme use of the bicy-
Gle is fast tending to make the American
people decidedly pigeon-toed race. The
constant revolving motion of the feet and
lower legs as they turn the pedals has
given to the gait of those people who are
much addicted to the bicycle peculiar
turn which the progressive doctor calls
the bicycle walk. Those who remem Der
the DAYS of the roller skating craze will
probably recall the effect that exercise
hau on the gait of those who practlced it
particularly the gait CT some OF the
young ladies of the age to be easily
affected. They took at once a rolling,
swinging. half. gliding, rythmical step
that resem bles the motion of roller skat-
ing as closely as could be by anyone not
on rollers. So it will be with the biycle
walk, says the aforesaid Illinois doctor,
except that instead OF being only tenn
porarv PECULIARLY it will become perman-
ent and hereditary, as the bicycle fever
promises to be. whereas the roller skating
lad enjoyed but brief existence.
The bicycle walk is nothing more nor
less than the pedaliEg motion of the
wheel applied to the walk. Notice a BIZ
cyclist who is afflicted. 1t will be seen
that when he lifts his back foot in walk
ing he does not put it straight ahead, but
carries it back little, as he would have
to in following the pedals and then
swings it high, almost up to the calf of
the other leg, before setting it forward.
The pigeon toeing comes in. there also.
and causes the sufferer from bicycle walk
to ''interfere'' after the manner of
horses. The pigeon oeing is accounted
for by the position OF the feet on the
PEDALS There the toes turn in and down,
and the heels turn up and out. the
pressure bein. borne on the ball of the
foot.
Among the racing men the bicycle
walk is most noticeable. of course. 1t
has taken them in much worse torn than
il has the ordinary cyclist and extends to
the swing of the arms and the carriage
of the head. The elbows of the racing
man bend out from the body as a result
of having to bear his weight as he leans
far over the handle bars. The neck and
head are projected forward, too, and the
face wears the strained. anxious express
ion of a man who wants to get there as
soon as possible. Transcript.
The herald., 1895-09-12

Editor Herald " our Pasadena cores
pendent, who attempted to report my adj
dress on the drink traffic delivered in that
city Sunday night gets little mixed on
statistics. They are hard to report ac-
curately from an extempo pore speaker. By
your Kind permission L will give them as
uttered on the occasion.
| said that government statistics show
that during the last fiscal year, but one,
l. POI. 900, QUO gallons of intoxicating
liquors were consumed in this country.
According to saloon mems estimate that
was sufficient to make 25, 600, 900, 900
drinks. Ninety per cent of the crimes of
the land can be traced directly and indi-
rectly to the use of liquor. Most of the
panpers and tranps are made in the same
way, some statisticians placing it at SO per
cent. The drink traffic about doubles our
taxes. From the liquor manufactured the
government receives SOS, 900, 900 annu-
ally and thus becomes particeps oriminis
in the business of drunkard making. Ac-
cooling to their own showing 81, 266, 900, :
600 are expended annually for strong
drink. There are $50, 900 saloons IN this
country, which are probably response ple
for the death at least one each day every
year directly ana indirectly. The demon
of drink has entered four million homes
| in our land and demands &C, 600 boys an
nually or 1000. 600 in generation.
! In this state 80. 600 acres of VINEYARDS
are devoted 10 wine and brandy making
| Some 25 900. 900 gallons are manufactured
| yearly, which employs 10000 workmen
| and q capital stock of $780, 900, 900 is claim
| ed. The IA, 900 saloons in California EN-
| ploy probably 80, 900 more men. last
| year the Protective association threatened
! to turn 60. 900 votes against the party
| that did not nominate candidates who
| were in sympathy with the liquor inter-
! ests.
While | was clear and Emphatic in de-
| nouncing the support OF Stanford univer-
| sity being derived from the sale OF wine
and brandy. | did not say it was a
deadly sim to send boy to that insti-
| tuition. Believing. as l do, that many
| will be led to drink because of it, and
| looking upon it as blood money l would
| not send my son there while the revenue
| is derived from such source. We're ] 9
| skeptic | would have to admit that there
| is an adjusting process going forward in
this world that would deter me from
| placing boy in such an institution. The
| wine and brandy distilled ard sold on tht
| Vina ranch is desolating many homes
and thoughtful parent cannot afford Il
educate his boy at such a price, wher
| there are so may pure educational insti
| buttons within his reach.
STEPHEN BOWERS,
Editor CalifoInla Voice.
The herald., 1895-09-12
MISSING GIRLS RETURN
Were Not Abducted but simply Ran Away
From Home

Were Not Abducted but Simply Ran Away
From Home
The disappearance on Tuesday evening
of IA year-old Maud Meyer and her girl
friend, Kate Harland, age II, occasioned
a great deal of alarm and anxiety in their
homes, and until their return yesterday
evening at o'clock, it was believed that
they had been abducted.
On the evening OF their disappearance
the two little girls we're playing together
at the Kensington flats, the home of Kate
Harland. At 1880 they were found to be
missing. Surprising that they had gone
to the Pleasanton on Temple street, few
dooru from the flats, where the mother
OF Maud resides, no alarm was felt until
it was learned that the girls were not
there. A search was at once instituted,
but the wherea bouts OF the missing chill
dren could not be learned. TIE police
were notified and they and the friends of
the little girls had been busy searching
all day yesterday, when the wanderers re-
turned of their own accord, tired and
footsore.
They tod a story of having been in
duced to take a ride with a man who
drove a covered wagon, and who took
them with him to Garvanza. There they
succeeded in making their escape while
he was getting a drink. They started for
home on foot and slept all night on the
porch of house between Pasadena and
this city. On the way little Kate tainted
twice, and both were thoroughly ex-
hausted when they reached home.
Whether they were really abducted or
not is difficult to determine. A little
girl acquaintance says the girls told her
some time ago that they were going 70
run away just for the fun of it; and it is
probable that they took an extended ride
with some passing farmer and were not
able to find their way homo as quickly
as they expected.
The herald., 1895-09-12

FRESNO. Sept. 1.-THE showers fall
ing in this locality tonight will do con-
siderable damage, the exact extent OF
which will depend upon the character OF
the weather which follows. II warm and
dry the damage will be much less than
would result from cool and cloudy
weather. The raisin vineyards are now
full of curing grapes, in all stays OF dry
ing from those nearly ready for packing
to grapes just placed upon the trays. The
threa tening aspect of the weather and
warnings sent out by the signal service
gave the vineyardists time in which TO
stack their trays, but considerable loss
will result nevertheless. Heavy paper is
used for trays on some vineyards. and
in these both trays and fruit may be
practically ruined. and some reduction
in the total output will inevitably follow.
The only other damage in this section
will be to the dry feed OH the stock ranges
which has been very good this season but
Is of little value after the first rains.