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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-07-11

The Philadelphia Times says: ''Ev-
cry dollar i'll the savings banks repre-
sents IN expenditure of 100 cents worth
Of labor measured in gold value. If the
government should authorize the free
coinage of silver and thus establish sill
yer recommendation, every dollar in the
savings banks would shrink to so cents
worth of gold value. In other words,
every deposit would be cut in half-a
gold dollar worth 100 cents would be
paid for with a silver dollar worth so
cents. 1t is this monstrous fraud which
the advocates of cheap money insist
shall be perpetrated by the congress and
president to be elected November next. u
Could there be II more bold faced
falsehood than this? In all probability
four tifths of these deposits We're made
i'll silver dollars or silver certificates.
Some of them were made years ago,
Il some of them were made this year.
The market value of silver has been
~t1uctuating during this period, but a
check Oh any of these savings banks
calling for 81 was payable in 100 cop
per cents or n paper dollar, whether
II silver certificate, gold certificate,
greenback, national bank note or other
kind, or in silver coin or in gold coin.
They We're equal and interchangeable
between drawer, drawce and payee, or
at the grocery, factory or almost any
where else in this country. If free coin
age came, such Il check would still call
for 100 cents and not sc cents, nor any
representative of 90 cents. Nor would
any bank dare to offer but 80 cents to
any depositor who had given in II dol
lar-no matter of what kind-at the re-
ceiving %teller's window. There may be
arguments against free silver worthy
of Il respectful hearing, but such rash
statements as those of the Philadelphia
Times must elicit only a guffaw Gin
cilnati Post.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-07-11
SILVER N
Recent Movements In the Market Make
Certain Questions Pertinent.

Recent Movements In the Market Make
Certain Questions Pertinent.
The reports of Fridays cotton mar
ket in New York were both interesting
and important.
The chief note was the recent rise in
price of bullion silver and the state
ment that it has had an almost instan-
taneOus effect on the cotton market.
just why this is so is partially explain
cd in Mcintyre G. Wnrdwell's New
York cotton letter, which We reprint:
Silver has lately been rising quite rapidly,
and there Ia a big silver speculation in prog
ress In London based largely on the spread Of
free silver sentiment in this country. This
may put up silver quotations materially. aud
this greatly stimulated Manchester's trade in
cotton goods with East India-in fact. Liver.
pool sales of spot cotton in two days are ~, no
bales. n fact which speaks volumes.
This may very we'll be supplemented
by the New York Suns cotton review:
For a time this morning the situation looked
rather weak, partly owing to the decline in
Liverpool, where the work Of decimating the
weak bulls had not been quite finished, but
later on. when it was found that Manchester
had woke up, or at least owned up that it was
doing n good business, prices here rose rapid
ly. The Manchester revival is attributed al.
most solely to the recent rise in silver, which
naturally has a stimulating effect ON business
with the East Indies. The early decline here
was all recovered on the double quick, the
market rising Q to II points from the lowest
figures of the morning.
Now, here is testimony of the most
u~nanswerable kind right out of Wall
street-right from the headquarters of
the money power i'll this country. More
over, the testimony seems to be gladly
impaired to the public. There is u
cheerfulness, an citation. in the tone of
the reports which we quote that cannot
be mistaken. 1t is declared that even a
slight rise i'll the price of bullion silver
helps the cotton market by stimulating
Manchester's trade with the far east.
This is precisely what The Constitu-
ton has been declaring for years-that
the value of silver and the market price
Of cotton and wheat are linked together
and are inseparable. The question arises
here, and we invite the poor crushed
III defeated cuckoos to answer it: If
the demand for silver in the east in
creases the value of that metal, why
will not the inexhaustible demand Of
the open United States mints restore the
value represented by the present ratio
Of Is to /:
One more question: If the slight rise
in the value of silver, whether it he
brought about by the eastern demand
or by the certainty that the Democrat
ic party will declare for free coinage,
tends to advance the price of cotton,
why will not the rise of silver to the
mint ratio increase the price of cotton
ill proportion?
Another question in conclusion: If
the extent of l penny fails TO disturb
the gold value, why will the increase
i'll the value of the metal to the extent
OF Is. I'D. drive out the yellow mctal:-
Atlanta Constitution.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-07-11
BYnum Failed.

Ex-Congressman Rynum of Indiana
was in the city during the early part of
the week and talked confidentially with
several of his former associates. 1t seems
that Nh. Bynum has been very energet-
ically engaged in making goldbug
speeches in the Hoosier state, but from
his own confession his efforts to convert
the people could not have been a shin
ing success. He announced while here
that the strength Of the silver move
ment Appropriated the force of Il revo-
luton; that all classes and conditions
of men were imbued with the craze, and
that if the Democrats put forward a
stalwart candidate on a clean 16 TO l
platform that they would win i'll a
walk i'll Indiana. Washington Post.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-07-11

1t looks now as if the silver band
wagon would be crowded to overflow
ing by the fellows who have been hold
ing off to find how the squirrel was 60
ing to jump. Having found out that
free silver has the bulge" they have
run themselves nearly out Of breath to
catch up with the procession. We don't
believe much in deathbed repentance,
but being assured on good authority
that ''while the lamp holds ont to burn
the vilest sinner may return" we well
come the belated II upon the cond.-
ton they do some work meet for repent
ance and do not prove to be "Greeks
bearing gifts. "-Lawrenceville IVA. }
Gazette.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-07-11
Must Face the Situation.

The continued reports from the west
and south Of the discomfort and dissat-
isfaction Of the agriculturists and cot
ton planters with the never ending de-
cline i'll their products, and the wide
spread sentiment of western and south
ern states for a bimetallic monetary sys-
tenn, are facts which the bankers, bro
kers and business men of the east can
no longer afford to ignore. That the
free coinage Of both metals would re-
store prosperity to all classes of the com.
munity is today conceded by some Of
our ablest economists and statesmen.
Can eastern business men continue
to ignore the sentiments of the west and
south on financial questions? - New
York Financial News.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-07-11
Our Oppressive Indebtedness.

Following is an excerpt from Il com
munication to the Copiah OLa.) Signal
Il want to say, first, I is IA fact
that we are i'll debt, as " H., as pri-
vate citizens.
Second, that these debts, especially
those Of long standing, have been, by
the natural operation of the single gold
standard, multiplied by two; the appre-
citation of money is gradually absorbing
everything of value in the country and
rendering it practically impossible for
the people ever to pay the debt.
According to MI. Stroud of North
Carolina, who has quite recently made
investigation, and plenty of first class
proof is at hand to verify his statement,
u debt, public and private, municipal
and corporate, is at the lowest estimate
from $50, 600, 600, 900 to $40, 600, 900,
900. Let us take the minimum figures,
$50, 600, 900, 900. Say the average inter
est Is d per cent, the interest is 81, 500,
900, 900. When we consider that all the
corn. wheat, oats and cotton produced
by the farmers and all the gold and sill.
yer mined by the United States amounts
to only about 81. 400. 900, 900 annually,
the appalling fact remains that after
taking nearly everything the farmer and
miner produce, leaving nothing for the
support OF their families, we fall short
OF meeting the interest on this indebted.
ness nearly $4OO, 600. 600 annually.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-07-11
Our chief i. to be married with

Our chief is to be married with.
in three montbs-think of that, n
tlemen. as you read our beloved
resolutions, now whitening fast
away; our vice chief is to be mar.
ried within ten weeks, Temple is to
married within a month, King in
two weeks and Park in two DAYS.
while I, gentlemen-I, to whom O
have stood as exemplars-1, the
youngest Of you all-shall not mar.
ry."
Organ paused, and we, oulprits
that we were, bowed our heads to
receive the blow we felt to be 40
we'll deserved.
mo, gentlemen, he fairly thun-
dered, mo, l shall not marry. It is
not necessary for me to marry. I
was married ten days ago. Congrat.
ulate me, she's the finest woman in
the world"
And those remarkable resolutions
had been adopted less than a year
previously
Oh, woman, womanl-W. j. Lamp.
ton in Boston Globe.
Respected and Respectable.
What has become Of old Sykes, the
faro dealer%'
"Oh. he reformed some time ago. He
is a highly respectable citizen now"
went into business?"
"Oh, no. He is living of the money
he made ont Of his faro hank. Gin.
cinnati Enquirer.
Out OF Sight.
O'Harrity-Did you go to the poster
exhibit?
O'Flaherty-I did.
How were the posters?"
"Sure, they were out Of sight. Null.
doon's goat got into the room where
they was before the show begun" 49,
Yonkers Statesman.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-07-11
Not Called on to Clear It Un.

Great rocks now barred the passage Of
Hannibal and his army across the Alps.
1--WE will split those rocks. an
nounced Hannibal, "by heating them
redhot and pouring vinegar upon them. -
"It might be done. general" said his
chief of engineers obviously, but it
will tako millions of gallons Of vinegar.
Where are we to get it?"
"That, 4" replied the great Cartbagini-
an general, eying him coldly. I'VE will
leave to the writers Of future school his
tories to explain. Chicago Tribune.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-07-11
MT. St. Johns Platform.

Since the publication of his proposed
platform in The Arena We have confer
red with Mr.. William P. St. John and
others and have persuaded him to amend
it by expunging it's tariff plank and so
altering its preamble as to refer that de-
mand, along with other reforms, to the
optional initiative of the people
Arena
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-07-11
An Unfailin1 Sign.

Miss Westend-And can you always
judge of a mans character by the way
he laughs?
Social Philosopher-Oh, no, not by
the way he laughs, but by what he
-lspRha st.-NeW York Weekly,
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-07-11
He Wasn't Discouraged,

Quinn-Talk about yer windy days,
I've seen it so windy that it took a flock
of crows three hours to Toy from thot
lot beyant over to here.
Flynn-Thot's nothin. Olive seen it
so windy thot they couldn't floy; they
had ter walk home. Truth.
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A Matter of PrinciDle.

know these amt EGGS" clucked
the old hen, eying them critically. 81
know one of ems a doorknob, another
is a tenpenny nail, and the others are
pieces OF corncobs. l don't expect TO
batch either a hardware store or a 40
acre field of corn, but there's a princi-
pie at stake, and I'm going to show
those folks in the big house at the other
end of the yard they can't regulate my
instinct. When I want to go into the
young chicken business. I'm going into
it, eggs Of no eggs-that's ALL"
And she settled herself down on the
nest for another thyse Eseks.-Chicago
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1896-07-11
Runs Through Cars
~TO>

TIME SCHEDULE.
In effect on and after Sunday, April X. 1890.
ARRIVE AT HELENA.
No. 3, Pacific Express. west bound $40 D. m.
No. !, Atlantic EXPIRES. east bound. 1880 p. m.
connecting at Logan with train No.
Il, Pacific Vail, westbound). 2:S5 q. IN.
No. 8, Garrison and Helena Passen.
ger connecting at Garrison with
No. 2Atlantic Mail, eastbound).... $40 \. m.
40. O. MarysVllie accommodation. $3.50 Q. m.
mediation, runs from Basin, Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays,
from Elkhorn on Tuesdays, Thurs.
days and Saturdays ............ $40 D, n,
No l02, Rimini mixed, Tuesdays only $50 p. m.
DEPART FROM HELENA.
No. 8, Pacific Express, westbound, a:os d, m.
No. 9, Atlantic Express, eastbound, 100 D. M.
No. 6, Helena and Logan Passenger
Connecting at Logan with No. 2.
Atlantic Mail, east bound, ......... 9::B q. M.
No. 8, Garrison and Helena Passen.
ger connecting at Garrison With
No. ! Pacific Mail westbonnd. ...... 2:4S q. H..
No. I, Marysville Accommodation. 400 D. n.
No. 10, Wfckes and Boulder accom-.
mediation lruns TO Basin Mondays,
Wednesdays and Frid"ys, TO Elk.
horn Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. ..... . TIA n m
No. l0l, Rimini mixed, Tuesdays
1880 .. m.
Through tickets to Japan and China. via Ia
For information, time cards. maps and ticksts,
call on or write
ID. EDGAR,
GENERAL AGENT, HELENA, MONTANA,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
Geras.8 aumwoue fir Japan.

6err Sfurutani bon 8obe, Sapan, ii
iinsit in 8acp, Seras, nit @mpfe6lungs=
f9reiben an oortige ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS elm
getroffen. Der 3ped pcs 8eIu4es bee
9errn 9furutani in Seras tit, fir iapuniI9t
Observation-Disclosures Die n0t6igen @Or=
bereitungen gu treffen, UNI bas 8obmateriaI
gum 8etriebe fir beren Observation-Disclosures
brett aus Seras in iopanif9e 6dfen gu inn
portiren. 9err Sfurutdni tbeilt nit, BAT
ft4 in Sqpan a4t5ig 8aumpOllenfabriteu
%beftnben unb peitere erbaut tperben follen
Sapan beabft9tigt, ben Murft i'm Otter
NIT 8aumpoQentpdaren 81 beberr19en uni
nirb gu bieiem 3pede feline &genten id6rz
li9 na9 ben 8dumfpoGen itadten BON Norbz
Mmeritn isnben, tpie bies feitens Der euroz
pGtf9en Sdbritanten 9ef9iebt. 6err Sfuru=
tani Iagt, baB binnen 8ur3em Serasz9aum.
noG1e ouf iopaniI6en 9umpfern bon Gdu
francisco mad Sotio ~perfanbt perben ipiro
mas cine Neuerung in benz 8aumpolens
banbel bebeutet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
Wi4tise 2lrbeit nad Beenoieune
Ger berbitbeitelIune.

Oie 6erbfbsteIung, Die iiingit i6ren @nz
fang 9enommen fat, 1T bic lebte bringenbe
Mrbeit bes 2anbpirt6s i'm Sabre, BET nell
der, 10 lange bds Metter giinftig tit, NIT
Nnftrengung aIer 8rdfte gei9afft perben
muB, UNI bic Saat re4t5eitig benz S4ooBe
Der @rbe ein3uDerlet6en, tpopon befdnntli4
bic nd9itidbrige @rnte gu etnem groBen
S6eile ab6Gngig lift. Na9 8eenoigung btez
fer pi9tigen Mrbett fir bic 3utunft fOnnen
Menf9en unb Sbiere po6l etDas 3u @tbem
tpmmen; aber bei9auGt9er &ube tann
fi9 Der 8ebauer bes 8obens bes6alb mod
nt9t bingeben, benin iofort er6ebt fib etne
neue 4ufgabe. Ser nt9t beftelte 4der
muB fit bic Srii6ia6rsiaaten bergeri9tet
tperOen. Ni4t umfonft beiBt es: n8or @tns
ter gepfliigt, lit 6alb g%ebiingt." limb Der
Ganbtpirtb, Der, Bic @u6r6eit bieIes @pri6z
portes erfannt bat, tpeiB, baB er bann crit
in bas Minterquartier einriiden barf, nenn
Der lebte Der i'm nd9iten 5rii6iabre gu be-
ftellenben Geder in rau6er Sur9e baltegt.
Damn fam er ben 8flug in ben S9uppsn
itellen, ieBt arbeitet Die Natur fir i'm. Nd9
benz l1mpfliigen tomnten Die utmoip6dril9en
@infliihe auf ben Qder boa CUR @eltung.
Sroft unb S6aunetter, Sroden6eit unb
Ndfe in etpigem We9Iel puloern unb 1odern
ben 9oben unb beri9affen i6m bic @are.
Dem ue%6erbanbne6men Des l1nfrautes 1o=
pie bes REORGANIZATION l1nge5iefers
ptrb bOrgebeugt unb, mas pefentli9 1T, mir
getpinnen an 3ett. Bel Der 5rii6ia6rsbeftelz
lung, ba Die gu boiler 3iefe gegebene 9erbftz
fur9e als Saatfur4e i'm Sribiabr bient.
Serner tommt in 8etru9t, odB Die !9erbfte
fur9e 10 re9t 9eeignet 1T, Die 0iingemittel
Dem 8oben einauberleiben. 8efdnntli9 ut
bic Mirtfamteit daer benz 8oben 3ugefi6rz
ten 0iinger1ittel bon Der m0gli9it gGet9.
mdBigen 8ert6eililng Deriel6en dbbGngig.
limb bte1e fDnnen mir auf feinem anberen
Mege 10 bolfommen 6erbeifibren, als nenn
mir bic 9iingemittel bor Dem Serbitpfliigen
uusftreuen. 4u6 Der 1lmitanb, baB mir Die
genannten 0iingemittel Bel ben 6erbitarbeiz
ten in aler &u6e dusItreuen fDnnen, baB
mir ulio NIT biefer ~feinestpegs lei9ten Nufs
gabe BEL Der Muffe Der I'M Srii6iabr obne6in
an nrs berdntretenoen Qrbetten nt9ts me6r
gu tbun baben, fd1t in's @eni9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
Seberstsensmertbe minfe.

4d%erbalmintIter Morton Fat iiG in Iei<
mem lebten Sabresberi9t in elmer a~llieiti3e
8ea3tung berbienenber 8eiie iiber bic ,3uz
funft unierer 2anbpirtbT6aft uusgeIprn=
den. ST oerlangt Dpr alien 0inge1, pab
Der 6armer, I'm erfolgreih gu iein, ii9 Darz
ii6er untsrri9te, tpel9e Qrtifel 6auptTGGli9
@6faB finOsn unb barna9 feline Wirtl>
T6uft einridtet, 8er bas 8efte unb 8tuigite
brin9t, tperOe tpiaige 8dufer finben.
Der @rfplg oes Sarmers perbe in Der
3utunft mebr bar4 8erednunger, als oardJ
Der 6dnbe 4rbeit 9efOrbert tperber. Oar=
aus folgt Die Rotbpenbtgfeit elmer ariinol:z
4eren 8orbilOung fir ale Oieienigen, peld)e
NIT Nuben pfliigen unb p~flon3en .oonen.
Die MGrtte Der @elt tperben f6lieBli6 BON
Sen:n erpbert tperoen, tpel9e @etreioe unb
SleiI9, Semitic uno Sri9ts am biIiqIten
gu geipinnen perite6en unb oes6alb aud1 ar
6iltig1ten Oerfaufen t0nnen. Oa5u Iaot
Mprton 6olgenoes: nMmerifaniI9e @rfinz
bun9er, berbeiierte @erdtbe unb M1aI9inez
RE, tpelhe Dem 5armer Nr6eit ~eriparen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
Uebrasfa obenauf.

aus Smabd pirb gemelbet: Die 6dr=
mer bon Nebrdsfa BADEN dQe l1r1a9e, nit
benz &efultate Der beurigen Mdisernte 3u=
frteoen gu fein, benin bie1e iibertrifft nu&
Grpdrtungen rn6 lit fofpobf, mas Quan=
tttGt als QualitGt bes Yrobuttes anbetrifft
bic bette, pel9e iemals i'm Staate eraielt
fpurSe. Ser @rtrag lit rieiig unb ptrb biz
i'm neueIten 8eri9te bes Acknowledgements
ments Der Ser. Staaten 19Gbun9speiie fit
Nebrasta duf %bierbunbert Mtnionen 8uI6el
oerdnf9ln9te 3iffer melt iiber1teigen. Oas
etn5i9e, poriber unfere Sarmer ii9 befla=
gen, limb bic nieortgen Pret1e, benin Maia
brtngt, NIT Mnsndbne in ben gr0Beren
Stdoten, rt9t mebr ais a9t Bis 3ebn Gents
per 8nfbel.
Nber nod Elm anberes 8obenprobuft bat
berer in Nebrastu einen auberorbentlib rel
9en grtrdg g%eliefert, mas lm 10 erfreuli6er
TT, als in bieiem Safe aud Der preis BEG
Proouftes elm febr gutter genannt perben
tnnn, unb bas lit Die 3uderriibe. 9ieIe,
fpel4e in Derf9iebenen Sbetlen bes Staates
Nebrasfd fi9 bereits beimii9 gema9t, bat
it3 beuer iebr gut entpidelt unb liefert einen
ret4eren @rtrag als jemals 3uoor. Die
acknowledgement i'm Norfolt bat benn
AUDI friiber als FONT bereits nit bpler 3raft
ben getrieb tpieber aufsenommen unb gez
oerft Hanger als fonft, ndmli9 bis gum err
item MGr3 nd4iten Sabres nit BET 8erarbeiz
ting Der biesidbrigen Gibenernte pollauf be-
19dftigt gu iein. 8on alien @eiten brinaen
bic 5armer ibr probutt mad Der %genannten
Sabrif, rel9e iiber breibunbert Mrbeitern
gu iebr anitdnbigen 206nen 8eI6Gftiauna
bietet. Mebr aGs ~fiinftauienb Mder finb in
oteiem Sabre in geebrasta nit 3uderriiben
beiteM '~pproen, rnb Der @rtrdg betrGqt
bnr9i4nittli9 5ebn Bis fiinf3ebn Sonnen
per older.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

Sadie unb Elm tpentg Selbtaufopferunq
tperbet SIR balb cine tabellofe, biGige Mdbl,
aeit bersuIteIen i'm Stanbe fein, bic @uer
6era erfreut unb @urem Manns bic bDGitt
@9tung Dor Ieinem Weib9en %ubringt, Wiir=
ben mir ebrlib bebenfen, mie Diele MenI9er
bur9 i9le9t 3ubereitete Speiien ober lons
ftige DISQUALIFICATION in Der Slide ibre Sc
Iunbbeit berlieren, pber gar einem %ppr5eiti=
gen Sob entgegen9etrieben perben nil
niirben entiebt dufbliden, uns b%eripun0ern,
iiber Die MO9li9tett, baB 10 ettpas in unie=
rem uuf9etldrten 2anbe ~iiberbaupt nod Oor=
fpmmen tOnne.
Sa, ia, es tit bic b09ite 3stt, baB Der &i.
DE BON Seiten unferer lieben 6ausfrdner
mebr AuFmerffdmteit gef9enft pirb, benr
tpie 1ebr aub BON Der tpeibli9en Menf9=
beit fir Emancipation seftritten tpirb, BIT
8ii9e lit unh bleibt fit ttpi9e 3etten bel
Srt Der Sbdtisfeit unb Der &unit fiji,
5rauen.
9ies CUR @inGeituns - Ipdter mebr.
Q9tungsbo1
Caroline 8ur96arbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07
uebertra9uns 6es 2r1il3branoes
ourh 6afer.

SIN DECEMBER 1895 tarben in ber umoc.
geno 2onbons elf gferbe an Milabranb. Gie
IN 3tpei ipeit BON chamber entfernten GtG(.
len gebaltenen 5biere 9eb0rten einen1 rrt
oemlelben 8eitber. Die bon benz Sbierarate
ange1teate unteriu3ung erga6, baB bic Nn=
itedung pabr19einli9 bermittels bes SaFers
ltattgefunoen bate. 9erielbe ftammte aug
&uBlanb. SIS eriibrigte nod, ben 8elpets
fir bic @ifti9teit bes berbd6tiqen Safcrs
gu erbringen. gu bieiem 3ped iplrben stpei
9aferproben brett BON ben 8erfdufern ert=
nommen rno bafteriploeif9 unteriu9t. Die
8Orner tpuroen nit terili1irtem @afIer Qez
pai9en uno bieies Wdi9pafTer Sbieren elm
ge1pribt, tpel9e bann an Mil3brano Harlem.
Der 8eitber Der pferbe ftrengte geeen sic
GertGltfer einen @ntI9dbigungspro3eB an,
pelAer nit Der 8erurtbeilung Der Qebteren
enoete; tie muBten ni9t a1ein benz 8eiiber
ben @ertb Der 9eitorbenen pferbe erieBsl,
Ionbern aud bic P~ro5sBtoften tragen. Ger
BON ben 8erfdufern erbobene @inipono, ptr
&dufer bate iib porber, ebe er i'm an Ieine
pferbe Derfittere, BON Der Site oes 6afcrs
iiber3eugen miifen, purbe bonn @eri1ts6of
perporfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-10-07

8u1beGs, gfa9 Der iibli9en 8ere9nnng
geben babon ab 100000 fir ben elm
beimiIden Na6runsssebrdu9 unb $4,000
900 fir Saat3tpede. Die Sa6resausfubr
betrug 1%26,OOO,OOO. 0arna9 pdren bon
benz 1895er 8etanbe am /. Suit 1896 nod
(runO) 10O,O00,000 8uibels iibrig eetpeien,
fpcbpn bieleidt 100000 8ufbels f4
mod in ben 6Gnbsn Der 5armer befdnben.
Wirb Der I ebtere 8etrag als Fir oas forrz
mtnbe Sabr berbleibenbe beimii9e &eieroe
angenpmmen unb Der biesiGbrige @rntez
ertrag auf 45O,OO0,OOO bere9net - (bie
8eri9te bes 8unbesz 81 der6auburedus bellz
ten uuf nur 41O,0O0,O00, iino aber erfa1@
r%ungsgemdB INNER gu niebrig geeriffem =
70 ergeben fih bier fir bas am 1. Suli 1897
enbenbe Sabr ni9t mebr als 512,0O0,O00
8ufbels, tpopOr Der beimii4e Gonium, bic
Nusfadt unb Die Nusfubr gu beitreiten ftno.
Ser gefammte beimif9e 9erbrau4 Na6@
rung u~nb9lusfaat) pirb ouf BIS, 5000, O008u>
f6el bere9net, iobaB 134,O00,OO0 8uibel CUR
Musfubr berbleiben. MI1o nur tpenig mebr,
a1s i'm 8oriabr aussefiibrt tpurbe, in benz
Der ausfdnbi59e 8ebarf bebeutenb seringer
mar, - unb nod ntht 70 biel, als na9 ben
8eerbobm'i9en G9dbunsen europa aGsin
BON uns nDtbig bat. Cfna. ,. 49,