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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16

iperben. Sn biefem 9untte 1T Der beutI6s
amerifanii6e GARNER benz beuti9ldnoii9e
8auern beoeutenb iiberlegen. Wd6reno in
Mmerifa bic iibertpGlti9enb groBe Wte6c9eit
Der 2anbbeipobner cine r~egelmGBig eiafebs
renbe 3ettung, aus Der 8elebrung unb I'M
ter9dltung gef4opft perben tdnn, fir gez
rabe3u unentbe6rli9 bdlt, begegnet mar in
ben Mobnungen beS getp0bnliAen peuti9en
8aueraitanDes nur 6D9it ausndbms'petle
biefer g~eiffigen Speife. llnDergeBli9 bletbt
mir bas Gritaunen, bas Elm betannter beutr
( 6er S6riftiteler unb Neifenber an ben
Sag legte, aI8 er auf feinen Streif5ii9en in
Miscpnitn BEL etnem meiner Nu@bara III
einem 8lodbau1e ni9t peniger als brei pers
i9tebene W~o6enI9riften b%orfanb, Die cine
politif6en, Die atpette lanonirt6 16aftli9en
Die brittle religiDFen Sn6alts. Oobei NOR
mein GaGbar elm Marn ppt bO4it germ
gem 9ertommen", Der feline Mus6iloung
elmer preuBii9en 9orff9ule ~beroantte.
Sie Mebr3a6l Der beutf 9ldnbtl9 en lamb
pirtb14aftli@en 8ldtter ma9t fi3 aler@
btngs ben 8auern 1elbit unmDgli6. Ser
Deutf6e S@rift5teler, dub Der 1dnbnirtb@
IWul*ttNHNF IN9t Ul IelHeN ~SIoH o. 'Ft
pifenI9aftli9e 8ilbung Doraus unb fteGt
Die 6auptfa6e: 8eTpre9ung praftH 9er Or
fabrungen tii9tiser %2anbpirtbe alien mog<
li9en S%treitpunften iiber Ne6en{d9li9es
na9. 0as 9ublifum fam bod nun an lols
der 2eftire Snterefe Finben, Die es peritebt
u1b bssbulb finOen MISUNDERSTANDING 3et~
tungen aus 9eutf9lanb BET uns pentg Nne
flang, Mir Mmerifaner BADEN un1ere eigene
beutl6e lanbpirtbf9aftli4e Prefe.
Gei umiren mir tur5 Die Wprtbetle, DEE
rem iib Der amsritonii9e GARNER segeniber
benz beutI9en Bauer erfreut: 8or5iiglt9e
biQige Wai9inen, ausge5ei9nete banblt9e
Mdergerdthe, b0bere Snteligens, sroBere
&iibrigfeit, ba3u btnige 2anopretfe unb gee
ringe Stelern, 10 bari uns oas &eiultat ntcht
liberal 9en, Dab Der amerifanif9e Sarmer
trob Der btqigeren @etreibez unb 5let19e
preife ft6 gr0Berer prOfperitGt rfreut, alS
Der beutf9e Bauer, M1an bDrt uno LEFT 10
bel BON beutf9en 2anbpirtben, Die bur4
unginitige pirtbi6aFtli6e @erbdltntfe gu
Pr%pletartern getporben; bas 1tno 3uitdnoe,
bic BET uns nt9t bortommen, BET uns lisgen
bic pirtbf9aftli9en 8erbdltnii1e nod int
mer berart, DoB ieber arbeitfane 2anoipirtb
gu befdetOenem Woblftanb gelangt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
ulttteI eeeen wan5en.
Mtlpaufee, 6. Stt. '95.

Mtlnaufee, 6. Stt. '95.
@ee6rter 6err Hebafteur!
Sn Der Observation-Disclosures 8etlage"
bonn II. September las i9 cine Nnfruge
BON 2euten, bic 1ebr BON @an8en 81 leioen
Q6atten uno Elm gutes Mittel bdgegen gu
piffen MINI often. Sd mDAte Die @nApenz
Dung fol9erIor 3tpet Mtttel empfoblen:
Mun nebnte 9eibe15eertraut, 70 Diel man
NIT 3pei Sdn6en fuffen fum unb bGnge es
ON 8eti auf; Dus &raut ntuB aber in 8liit6e
fteben. Oas ltnge5iefer ipirb in penigen 3az
gen berf64ptnOen, Sber man bertpenbet
3meige bonn 2ebens6aum, nS6uiu", AUDI
ungefd6r 10 biele, als man nit 3pet 9Gn=
ben gu fuffen bermag. Man legt Die 8iif9el
unter bas &opffi1en, ppruuf Die plogez
getiter binnen tpeniger Sage aus benz 8ett
unb benz 3mnmer beri6ptnben perber. 9a
Der Qebemsbaum Elm immergriiner 8aum 1T,
10 farm maj beffen 3tpeige gu irseuo elmer
Sa6res5eit gebruuhen.
u. 9etnrt9 2etfer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16

fie biele ltnb per3peigte @ur3eln baben, bic
ii6 auf Der OberflG9e Der @rbe bin3ie6en.
OaB bies auf Soften Der Sru9t gei9ie6t,
1T tlar. Grit Die Drainage erm0gli9t Der
Bflan3e, lire Sru9t our pollen @nttpide@
lung gu b~ringen. 9as 4uffrieren oes So
bens unb piele &ranf6eiten Der &ulturs
pflan3en iperben burb bic Drainage pers
mieOen. 9urd bas Nuffrieren tperoen Die
Mur3eln in bic 0Dbe gebra9t unb blosges
Ie9t. SIT aber cine Wur5el blosgelegt, 10
erfriert ie unb pirb baburb bas Ginge9en
Der Bflan3e beptrtt, 9tsbalb bOreN mir
uqiGbrli9 10 oiele alagen, Oab Die 8interS
1aaten ausgefroren finb. Wenn mir Der
Sadie nG6er treten, 10 ftnben mir, baB Die
alaqen INNER bon benIelben Sarmern Der
Itarlmen, beren 9pben an 9rDni16er NdHe
leibet. Mu6 cine ebere 8etelung III our9
bic Drainage erm0gli6t unb Die 8eete, De-
rem 6eriteIung aud pteIe 9rbett toitet, pers
ben iiberflii1iig. Sci elmer unebenen 8er
fteQung bes Nders bat man INNER etnen
NusfaQ in Der @rnte. Sn 8ertlefungen.
Tammelt ft9 bas Wafer unb beeintrd9ttgt
bas freubige Ma9ien Der &ulturpflun5en.
Die Bfldn3en brin9en auf benz brdinirten
8open gtei6mGBig tief in Die Grbe Elm,
Mir f0nnen ben @rfplg Der Drainage in
9infi9t auf bic GrnteDerbdltni1e ba6tn 81%
fammenfaier, oaB Bel feiner etn5igen Meliz
orqtion ein 10 iibereinitimmeno giinitigeS
l1rtbett gu beraet6nen III, ipie Bel Der 9rats
mage. leberaQ bat fi9 bus Ndmli9e hers
ausgeiteGt: Die Grtrdge itnb 3umeiIt auf
bas Ooppelte geitiesen, bic l1nfi6erbeit Der
felben fat aufgebDrt, unb Die Srit6Le 5eig@
ten AUDI Itets cine erbeblt9 before Aualitdt
als friiber. @eipiB BADEN Die meiiten 8au~
ern 9tide auf t6rem 8obtn, bic elmer Orai>
mage ni9t bebiirfen. sic baben aber aub
@tiide, Die NIT 8tpin9enber Notbpenbigfett
~entnG1ert perben miifen, Was ie auf
benz guten 4der gepinnen, bas miifcn iie
5uieben, I'm ben Nusfaa bes f4le4ten
9tiides 5u beder. Ml1p audi aus bieiem
@runbe 1T Die Drainage rebt empfe6ienSs
pertb.. @o in ben febr perein5elten Sdlen
bic Drainage niAt bel geniibt bat, ba tit bic
S9ulo enttpeber in Der l1nan9emefenbett
Der Drainage fir Die betreffenben 8erbdltz
nifie, pber in Der f~eblerbaften &nlage berz
felben gu fu9en. SelbtreOenb fotct bic
Drainage @elo, aber bas geopferte 8slb
ma9t iib fe6r balb be5a6lt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16

8ranoflede auf bsnsbten 8ldttern ielblt BET
Deniger 8drten Yflan5en er5eugt. Ni9t umz
IonIt 1ino Die meiiten pflan3en nit gtnrld@
tungen per1eben, um Das Negenfpaier mogz
li9it balo piepsr los gu tperoen! Was,
abgeIe6en BON Der Hiidfi9t auf bas Nusleben,
Die Hein6altung Der pflan3en BON Stauo
gerabe in Der bunflen Sa6res3ett % Drt1geno
enpfieblt, 1T, baB er bas @inbringen peg
pbnebin f9ma9en 2t9tes berbinoert. gez
trG9t boob bic p6ptograpbtf9e &raft Deg 3er@
i~trentet 2i9tes am Wittag zines beaen
Wintertages nur ettpa ben Dierten She'll ser
6eQiqfeit zines Spmmertdges; uno fpte furd
lit bic iibriga Sages3ett, in Der Die pflanae
iiber6aupt nod itpffbilbenD t6dtig 1ein tam,
fipie lang aber bic 3eit, in Der Ite nun Der=
braubt! Sir Die pflan3e fommen 5tpar Die
p6otograp6ii9 pirffanen blau : b%tolettsn
Stra6len bes 2ihtes ni9t in 8etra9t; aber
bic gelbrot6en Strablen iinO bod entiPre=
benb abgeI6tpd9t.
Nu9 frif9e 2uft ntrft borbeugenb gegen
unge3iefer unb lit iiberbaupt tpi9tig fir bas
@eOei6en Der 3tmmerpflan3en (unb nebenbet
AUDI Der Meni4enD. Inter friI9er 2uft 1T
aber nt1t Elm einmaliges 6albtiin6tges Deli
men Der Seniter 6eim 3immerreinigen gu
perte6en. Die babur9 gebotene Butter
neuerung lit 3ipar i'm @inter griinolf6,
aber ni9t nd96altig, pobl aber gut, UNI ben
menT6li9en pie ben pflan3liAen 8%eppbnern
bes 3immers bic f60nte r%Snfluen5a" an5ur
S%aubern. Oas 3immerreintgen lit i'm Win<
ter iebenfaGs Die 6aupturIa4e bes @ingebens
70 pieler Yflan5en unb bes bon 10 pielen
Observation-Disclosures beflagten @bfaqens Der.
&amelienz&nospen. Die @ntpidlung bteIer
&nospen. erforbert einen glet9mdBig unbalz
tenben y@uftorud" Der pflanae; BET pl0bz
li9er Nbtiblung aber bort bic falgenoe
S6Gtigfeit Der @ur3eln aufs un6 6as un9lud
lit geI6eben, ipenn aud Die S6atfa9e ert
mad einiger 3eit BEL 3ufGGiger 8erii6rlng
Der &nospen pffenbar ptrD. Sin 8etfeitez
bringen FOLDER empfinbli9er pflan8en mob
renb bes @einmadens 1T aber audi 9efd6rz
li9, ielbft penn man ibnen bieielbe blr3
3ei@en feitgelegte Ste1ung gum 2i3te pie=
0ergiebt, nie porber. N6er baB es mDg1i4
III, 3umal Bel SrpIttpetter, AUDI obne bic Sem
iter gu 0ffnen, Die &einigung pOr5unebmen,
tpirb ieber beritdnbtger 8lumenfreunb be-
FtGtigen f0nner. Sir Die 2iftung beg 3imz
mers tpirft Elm fleiner Gpalt, Der bauerno
er6alten tpirb, piel ginftiger. Natirli6 1T
.bieier Gpalt eben iptpenig in Der NGbe em<
.pfinbli6er Pflan5en ber5uiteqen, pie ettpa
neben benz bebor5ugten Senferplabe Der
9ausfrau.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
0me hieie Mnsinriihe heren Ma1faeihnnn.

NGe bieIe 4usiprii6e, beren auf3si6nunz
gen obne 3peifel alf @abrnebmung bon
oem @intreffen Oon Naturerf6einungen 5uz
rid3ufiibren ltnb, betunben, pie eifrig uno
eingebenb maj ft9 bon @%nbeginn NIT benz
8erbalten bes @etters gu NuB unb Srpmz
men bes Qan0baues beI9dftigt bat unb penn
glei4tpo6l Die @rfabrung bafiir Tpri9t, baB
Metterpropbe5eiangen trii9en unb uit9 Die
borerpGbnten nt9t d1er1al unb ntdt INNER
prd5ife etntreten, 10 BADEN bo9 ~2anbpirt6e
unb @drtner immerbin nit Der M0Qlt6fett
gu re4nsn. @ol9e audi nur erndgsnO,
f4eint es 0ringeno ange5eigt, Die Disponiblen
&rdfte 81 lammeln, I'm in Selo unb @arten
ale !6erbftarbeiten o~srartig gu f0rOern, baB
bur9 8erfdumung unO 8erfpdtuno ne0er
Dem 2anbmann nod benz @drtner S9aben
erpd9ieu tonne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16

lit, BON bieIem Stanbpuntte aus beurtbeilt,
geraoe tpegen i6rer bp1tommenen 8efruftung
au6 Die 3uoerldifigite 8eere i'm @rtrag,
,. b. tpenn ntGt arpDere @lerrerte itDreno elttz
qreifen. Sin unbplfommener 8liit6ler tit
oftmals cine tragbare 8eere, pie 3. 9. Die
rWdrfielb" urdb Die nGreScent", alein ie 1T
BON elmer befru9tenben Sprte ab6dngig unb
ipie 9rpB unb f90n AUDI Die 8eeren fetn n10>
cen, lie tunn ibrer llrbDQfpmnen9eit balber
nidt Die bette 8eere fetn. Wenn mir bite
beten betannten Sorten elmer genuuen 8e7
tru9tung unter5ie6en, 10 iinb mir, Die rWtl7
frn" uu%sqenommen, mas bas @ei6lebt arla
betrifft, nod auf Der Gu9e na4 Der beiten
@rbbeere.
Die 5tpeite ipibtige 8ebingung 1T bic
8~oGfpmmen6eit Der 6ru9t. Die @igenifaf@
ten, Die Die bette @rb6eere be1iben foQte, itno
Site un0 Menge. @r1tere 1T es, 0ur9 Die
o;efe feline 8eere .3u Mnfeben gelangt 1T uno
anar felt Der 53eit 9ubtpig XIV, Der ite fat
INNER auf Ieiner Safel bate uno oas bate
3.ur SSolge, DuB Die fDnigli9en @Grtner ans
finger, in Der @rD6eer5u9t nit etnanosr 81
ipetteifern; 6ranfrei@ purDe Die Ntege Der
@rbbeerzSultur.
Menn mir bic Site o6enan ieben, biirf len
mir unfer @treben aber ni4t 5umretit Der
GrDBe Der 5ru6t 5~upenben. 8lifen tpt1
einmaG b~ieienigen 8eeren genauer an, bel
benen Site Die beroorrQ9enoe @i9enf fatt
6ilOet; mir finben ba, baB Die SruAt metit
mittelgroB 1T unO ni4t ST. ben b%efOn6ers
grcBen 8eepen gere9net aperoen fonn. 9atz
fpn's Gopal @ooeretgn ion bon oor3iiglt9er
Giite Tein unb Elm feines @rpana befiBen, aber
iie lit ni9t bic grDBte 8eere; ebenio TT pie
n@Bilf on" cine 8eere BON groBer 9ite. dber
e6cnfaus ni9t Die grDBte. 8enn t9 ais
gretsri@ter elmer mir Bis iebt betunnten
8eere ben 909iten preis ertfeilen Folte, 10
udre bus bic fleine @alberbbeere. Seine
ein3ige ge8ii9tete @orte tann ii9 NIT i9r in
8e3ug a1f Nromu unb SiiBigfeit mehen;
fe tit unitreitig unter ben 8eeren oaS pouz
fpmmenite Nuturprobutt uno tptro es fpobl
cu6 bleiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
Sanct 6auus.

So betBt na6 benz &alenber bon Differs
6er Der 6eutige Sag, Der 16. Sftober, unb er
TT bon ben 2ostagen, tpel9e btaIer Monat
bat, Der pi9tigite.
1eber6aupt nirb benz Sanct @aQus<Saq
oielfu9e 8ebeutung na9 Muslafung Der
trabitione1en 8auernregeln bei9elegt. @s
6eiBt BARN BON ibm:
oNa9 @anct @alus' @ertinben
@irb it9 Der nd6ite CONNER befinben."
@eiB man audi aus @rfubrung, baB ii@
Ntemanb mebr irrt, als bic @etterpropbez
ten, 10 d9tet man bob uniptGfiirli9 auf tire
Musfagen, bebGlt tie i'm @ebG9tniHe unb
fi6rt fe aub i'm Munbe, Inn bur9 pergleiz
4enbe 8eoba4tungen feft5uieuen, in pte
neit Die tpirfli9 eingetretenen gr19einungen
8eftdtigung finben ober ni9t. Sn biaier
8e3iebung ntrb man nit gan3 beIonberen
@rmartungen benz Sanct @aIus=Soge entz
gegeni eben unb 8erlauf unb 8erbalten BON
ibm NIT mebr ober peniger arstpDbntI9en
Mugen betra9ten, penn man neiter bGrt:
u@anct @alen
2dBt germ S6nee %falfen!"
9as ma6nt einbringli9 an ben 6erbit
unb treibt CUR bei9leunigten 8ergung BON
dler6unb GrntezGeften neil Der @inter ia
auf Dem SuBe folgen fam!
Samit er feline @ertuite erleibe, ~erinnert
cine 8auernregel ben Sbt3u9ter gdn3 be-
%fonbers, baB:
nMuf Sanct @alus=Sdg
MuB ieoer Mpfel in Ieinen Sad."
Mber ni6t Bios i'm 9inblid auf's @etter,
fonbern au4 fir mannigfa9e @trtbf6afts@
Gin rnb e8erri9tungen giebt Der Dprge=
nannte Sag ben Sermin an. 60 Derldngt
er II. u. bas 4ufbOren bes 8etbeganges,
tpenn es beiBt:
Muf Sanct SAL
MuB bic Sub in ben Stan"
urD mabnt an bic &Gunung Der &oblz 5elber
ltnb =@drten unter 9innetlung auf einen
5pdteren Sermin nit ben W0rten:
v@m Sage l1rfulu (21. Ott,)
MuB bas &raut berein,
Spnt 19neien SSubas un6 Simeon
(28. Stt.) binein.
9ie Gaumieligen ale, pel9e man6e
@erri9tung germ auf bic lange 8dnt f9iez
ben, perben's nit Dem &rautI 9neiben bar
INN mod ni9t 10 dngitGi9 ne6men, penn ie
ettpdgen, bdB cine a~nberpeitige 2esart Der
btel beTpro9enen8 auernregeln %eriittrt, nel9e
baau einen etpas ipdteren Sermin i6nen
feBt, iroem tie lagt:
DWenn Simon SSuba (28. Oft.) f9aut,
Pflan5e 8Gume, f@netbe &raut."
SIN Sfto6er fGGt bag 2aub Der 8Gltme,
81 @nbe beg Monats iteben iie munhmal
l@on rebt fail unD Naes bas mabnt an bas
Naben bes Minters. Oas 6aben un1ere
NltOor6eren audi e%mpfunben unb lire Wabrz
nebmungen unb @rfabrungen in &eime qez
faBt, tpel9e als Metterregeln Bis auf uni ere
Sage i'm 8oltsmunbe 1t9 erbalten boben.
Oa beiBt Is BPM %. Sftober
.Gantt Simon, Der eSSib'
8rtngt ben Winter unter b 2it'."
unb petter
n@enn Simpn unb sSuba borbet,
Damn riidt Der @inter berbei."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
Sdlehter Sanen.

Gfarfs8Ort, Sba6o, 5. DIT. 1895.
Gee9rter !6err &eoatteur!
Sd lieB mir boriges 5rii6ia6r bon Der
GARNER Seeo g." in 8aribault, Minn.,
EN- padet9en Samen Der POlpgonum ia9az
%linenie tomnren unb fdete ben Gamen auf
Elm @tleines, gut bearbeitetes pldbden, bod
aud ni3t cine ein3ige Pflan3e lit aufgeganz
gen; Der Somen fat iebenfals nibts ge%
tuugt un6 10 fo1ten ft4 meme @rfu6rung
onoere 5armer CUR @arnung bienen lafen.
@on mir erbdlt gertannte Sirma fem @elb
me6r.
Martin 8iref.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-16
Winterweizen e
@ei ssriibfor+offern beren qraut bis Mitte

Sci Srii6fartoffeln, beren araut bis W}ttte
September o0aig abgeftorben tit, uno mo-
bieIe Bis Mitte Sftober auf Dem Teloe bletz
Ben, ninlmt man fslten Elm fpdteres Wa3ien
Der &noGen pabr, Bel Spdtfartoffeln. oeren
&raut gu 4nfang OttOber aber nod .gan3
grim baitebt, 1T man Der @nii3t, 0aB Die
&nOlen nab Dem Mbi3neioen oes &rautes
nod tpeiterpd6fer.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-18
.THE MONROE DOCTRINE
United States Again to Decide
It's Compatibility.
CATHOLICS CANNOT BE KNIGHTS
Shingle Men Organize Commander
Ide Deposed-National Repub-
lican League-'G G. AR.
CATHOLICS CANNOT BE KNIGHTS

Washington, June 17.-There Is reason
to believe that the Untted States wtll
have occasion to give another. interpreta-
tion of the Monroe doctrine. as appltca'
bic to the acquisition of an island Off
the coast of Venezuela by Germany as a
naval station. The attention Of officials
has recently been directed to the inter,
ests of Germany in that locality, and
there is apprehension that the subject
may assume quite as formidable an as
pect as that of the British aggression on
Venezuelan soil. An enormous amount
of German capital has been invested in
Venezuela Of late, under peculiar cir
cumstarices. The government wanted a
railroad through a rich and productive
valley and German syndicate stood
ready to build the road on the condition
that Venezuela would guarantee per
cent on the capital invested. The guar
antee was given and the road built and
put into operation about eight months
ago. AT The outset 1t was supposed about
$400O,000 would cover the cost of the
road, but the actual outlay reached about
$S,000,OO0. By the terms Of the govern
menlt guarantee, Venezuela now becomes
responsible to the German syndicate for
a per cent return on this $S,000000. The
road has not been operating long enough
to determine what IT will earn, but. its
most sanguine promoters do mot hope
that 1T will pay per cent on the outlay.
Whatever it earns wilg be applied on the
investment, and Venezuela win have to
give sufficient amount to bring the
earnings UP to per cent. The circum
stances are such as TO lead ito the be,
lief that the United States will be called
upon to define to what extent the acquisi-
tion Of territory by foreign powers in
South America is compatible with the
Monroe doctrine.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-18
suMaluR srYGlns For MEM.


Instead OF a combination of colors that
suggested an explosion OF paint rae
tory there will be seen ON the tennds
courts this summer wai4te duck trousers
turned up at the bottom and. light gray
sack coats.
Brightly coEored Eashes wound around
waists that measured from forty 10 sixty
inches proved Ito be too much OF good
thing, and no young man who knows
will indulge In q sash this summer. The
guudy blazer has also gone the way OF
the sash.
Piaids of all kinds and colors will be
worn in the narrow four-in-hand ties.
The butterfly, and with II the other large
artistic" bows OF a year ago will be
out OF III entirely this sunmnel. The plain,
Straight bow, the nlrrow four-in-hand.
or the very large plastrons are to be the
things.
While the white figured singQeIbreasted
waistcoaits promise Ito be more popular
during the warm weather than ever be-
fore. There will be plenty OF color In
the shirts and ties. There are already
displayed In Igle shop windows the bright
est of blues, the most vivid Of plnks.
various shades OF heliotrope and other
equally lively colors In shirts.
Scotch goods In 1awns and grays are
the materials most In vogue this summer
That most useful Of all suits, the blue
serge, Will be strictly proper, as It has
been for several years past for morning
| wear. There has been very little chlnge
In the cut and style of sack suits; ahnlA
| taiors win make lie coats hui logger
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-18
KNIGHTS OF pYrHrAs.

Washington, June ia second d cree
has been received from Rome concerning
the obligation of Catholics to remain out
side of the Knights of Pyalhias organi-
zltln. 1t states that there appears TO
no further reason why the decree of last
December should not be made public In
all diosces and all archbishops and
bishops are accordingly directed to pro-
mu,gate the decree without further de-
lay. When the decree was first issued
the head of each diocese was gtven two
months in which to publish II, or else
make known to Rome In writing what
special circumstances existed why the
publication should be deferred. Most of
these heads of dioceses have since pub
lisihed the decree, but as unofficial infor-
nation reached Rome that some Of the
bishops had not yet acted, this second
decree was issued.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-18
COMMANDER 1DE DEposED.

Washington, June E-Commander Geo.
Ide, of the Alert, now at Panama, has
been relieved of his command by a ca
b,egTam order, He will be succeeded by
Commander Franklin Hanford, ait present
on duty at the New York navy yard, VINO
will take the steamer on July SOth for
the Isthmus. Commander Ide, however,
will be relieved Immediately, not being
allowed to retsln his command until his
successor reaches his ship.
The reason for this summary action is
found in charges preferred by Admiral
Meade that the commander had treated
him with disrespect, The exact nature
of these charges were not mlde pubic
ait the navy department. but 1t is known
that the incident occurred at Panama last
spring.
Ide win go ON waiting orders for al
indefinite period.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-18
CRUISER OLYMPIA UNSAFE.

San francisco, June 1.-THE naval re-
serve has just returned from IT'S annuaA
cruise on the United tSatets cruiser Olym.
pia and am evening paper says that the
citizen marines discovered that the Olym.
pia is so top heavy that both her officers
and men are afraid of her. She Is said
to have behaved in an alarming manner
on her TIP to Santa Cruz. Even in that
comparatively smooth summer sea she
rolled badly. showing, 1t is stated, a
lack of stability and top-heaviness that
IS onirous of disaster in case Of heavy
sea
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oscEoLA
Ana His Braves Gave Back an Answering
Whoop.

u.t..,., -.
.s.I,,,,,, 'sTh.,eryn ,ssa.,,. noAs.
Lnat picture reminds me OF one OF the
must enrii,ins snc2uents OF my life,' said
q veneraple "nroe-nalred genplemnn, Mr.
Il. =. o. ellLlns u SCUM carolina, pointing
me wy nnasI.ncent ANA mucn admired por-
.rars TAN oa EDWARD Forest uiat adorns th5
walls OF the Hotel Page. 'Dt certainly
80 .,.Dls sp'e.IHu liaelp,ss ot tne great ACTOR,
a,lu at,t ealI.es me Dack 70 q certain memor-
aope occasion many years before the civil
war, wnen ne was nlling an engagement
N cuaiseston. playing nightly to large
anu tnunusiastic audiences. was a
mere rag ana was Wild with delight when
tne' .1 n-snN came thaf could 80 TO hear
him
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BIRTH OF A BAR OF SOAP.
Tons OF Fat, AllSali and Resin in Huge
Kettles.


Everybody uses soap. excepting the
North American Indian and a few
tramps, but everybody does not know
how 1t is made. The man who is old
enough to have memories of the old
soap Kettle in the yacle yard. the wood
ash, lye and the barrel OF soft soap In
tine woodshed probably thinks he knows
all about IT. but he doesn't The soft
soap Of our grandmothers is 70 modern
soapmaidng what F'ranldin's kite and key
are to the long distance telephone.
There are two methods OF making soap
by boiling and by what Is known 70
the trade as the cold process." Laundry
soaps are made by the former and the
toilet n0aps usually by the latter. II one
were TO follow a bar Of laundry soap
from first to last he would see what Is
described in the following. There are
two soap factDries in Kansas city. The
largest has q capacity Of about 100 900
pounds Of soap a month Of twenty-fve
different grades
Tue birth Of a batch OF soap Is Ia the
kettles In a dg room overhung w1N
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NEW GOODS
B. F. ALLEN,
365 Commercial Street.

3o5 commercial oTeet'
New lines for 1895.
japanese Rugs and Mating
Bamboo Furniture, etc.
direct from Japan.)
House Lining, Building Paper
and Glass.
Wall Paper of 1895 now in with stock
Japanese Leathers, Wholesale in Chicago
from 50 to $IS per roll of IL yards.
B F. ALIENS,
365 Commercial Street.
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The Astorlan has the largest
LOCAL circulation; the Largest
GENERAL circulation, and the
largest TOTAL circulation Of
all papers published in Astoria.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-06-18
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.

New York, June 1.-Presiderlt Cleve.
land arrived here this afternoon from
Washington and Immediately went aboard
e. c. Benadict's steam yacht, en- route
t. Buzzards Bay.
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sEcRRTARY LAMONT.

Washington, June 17.-Secretary La
mont left today over the Chesapeake
and Ohio on ain extended tour OF the
Northwest.