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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-31

The National Wool Growers Associa-
ton unanimously adopted a resolution
favoring an extra session of Congress.
A bill was introduced by Representa-
tive Bull of Rhode Island. appropriating
$4,000 for the erection in Washington
Of monument to James G. Blaine.
"Gen." J. S. Coxey, of Commonweal
army fame. is in Washington to resume
his effort to secure Congressional action
on his schemes for good roads and non-
interest bearing bonds.
Members of the House Ways and
Means Committee say that the reports
from Washington outlining an elaborate
scheme for n duty on silver in the new
tariff bill is merely fiction.
The agricultural bill follows very close
ly the lines of the one drawn last year
and the amount to be appropriated will
be about the same, which was. including
the weather bureau, ~, ,29S, ,032.
The Inauguration Committee has re-
ceived applications from the Fourteenth
Regiment Ohio National Guard: the
Pennsylvania State Fencibles Battalion:
the York, Pa, Rifle Association of yeter-
ans, and others for places in the parade
March 4.
The bill for the legislative, executive
and judicial expenses of the government
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1893,
carried total of $21 ,667, 1863, which IL
$1,099,S21 less than the estimates, and
$37, 800 less than the appropriations for
the current year.
The Executive Committee of the Amer
jean Bimetallic Union has reached a de-
termination to enter at once and with
vigor upon the work of what IL terms
thoroughly educating the people Of the
country upon the merits Of the silver
question"
The Secretary of the Navy has made
public the findings in the court of inquiry
upon the battleship Texas. which recent
ly sunk while being dry-docked in New
York. The Secretary says in substance
that the Texas is all right, and has suf-
fersd no more accidents than any othss
boat Of her class in the navy.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-31

prominent in State and county conven-
tons. and his speech nominating Chief
Justice Agnew drew to him the attention
Of political leaders of the State. He was
associated with Cameron, Conkling and
Logan az a delegate-at-large in the mem
ornble battle Of the BOG" All these
things were more in the nature of means
to an end rather than ends themselves.
For twenty years in county, supreme and
Federal courts he has had a most varied
practice as advocate or counselor, before
jury or the court, in original or appellate
jurisdiction. Mr.. Brown is associated
with w. N. Hensel in the practice of
law. He was urged Warmly for the
vacancy on the supreme bench of the
United States that was filed by the ap-
pointment of Justice Shiras. Mr.. Brown
Is bachelor and lives in homestead
nine miles from Lancaster.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-31
BIG BANKS 60 DOWN.
NATIONAL OF ILLINOIS CAUSES
OTHERS TO FAIL.
e.kels Scores Omcials-Com ptroller
says the Suspension Ia Due to Reck-
less Methods = Managers Received
Warning.
Three Ba uks Closed.

The National Bank of Illinois at Chi
cag0 failed to open its doors to the pub
lie Monday morning. This action was the
sequel to the step taken by the committee
of the Clearing House Association, which
Saturday evening decided to suspend the
bank from clearing house privileges. And
as a result of this suspension E. 3.
Dreyer & Co. and Wasmansdorff, Heine
mann & Co. two private banks clearing
through the Illinois National, were forced
to make application in court for a re-
ceiver. So far as can be ascertained by
Chicago advices, the trouble is not likely
to reach beyond these three banks, and in
every case it is stated that depositors
will be paid in full or nearly so.
Not since '73 has Chicago banking cir
cles been shaken up as they were when
the news of the closure of the National
Bank of Illinois was made known. IL
has always been considered the second
strongest national bank in the city. 1t
was organized in July, 1871, passed safe
ly through the Chicago fire, the panic of
'73, the troubles of II, and the troublous
times of '93 with a-clear record. Accord
ing to Comptroller Eckels, "the failure
is due to injurious, reckless and impru-
dent methods followed by the officers and
not checked by the directors, though their
attention had been individually called to
the same and over their individual sig
natures they had promised to remedy the
weak points in the banks condition"
The essence of the trouble with the
National Bank of Illinois was that the
entire capital, $2,O00,OO0, and surplus,
$500, 0,OOO was practically loaned in one or
two hands. The bank had advanced
some, $1,5OO,O00 on Calumet Electric
Railroad stock, property of momentari-
ly, at least, doubtful security, while near
ly 100000 was loaned to Il. s. Dreyer
& Co.. who in turn had spread their
capital over an expanse completely out of
their power to handle. Other large loans
to individuals more than completed the
sum of the banks capital and surplus.
When these facts were brought to the at
tention of the clearinghouse, week or
so ago, committee was appointed to in
vestigate, in order if possible to discover
some means of averting the failure. The
result of the committees investigation
was to demonstrate that the management
of the bank had been drifting into meth
DDS which no amount of bolstering up
could Offset, and that however willing the
Chicago clearinghouse might be to go
to the assistance of the Illinois National,
the most honest, safest and best policy
would be I'D make q clean breast of the
whole business and for the credit of the
clearing house itself, to suspend the bank
from membership pending a report by the
government bank examiner.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-31
CITIES MUST HIRE wATcHMEN.
Decision by Indiana Supreme Court
as to Railway Street CrosainRs.

Decision by Indiana Supreme Court
as to Railway Street Crossings.
The Indiana Supreme Court, by de-
Gliding that an incorporated town or city
has not the power, by ordinance, to COM
pei railroad company to keep a watch
man and erect gates at its own expense
at points where tracks cross street, up
set local police regulation that has been
exercised in nearly every town and city
in the State for many years. The case
In which the decision is announced came
from Crown Point, where the Pennsyl-
vania Company refused 10 obey the or
dinance. Judge Monks, who wrote the
decision. holds that the watchman and
gates, If maintained, must be paid for
by the towns and cities. He maintains
that railroad company in crossing Q
street is on an equality with a citizen.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-31
News of Minor Note.

Charles jackson, of Richmond, Ind,
is a prisoner in MORO Castle, Havana.
There are three British warships, one
German and one French, at the Philip
pine Islands.
An accident by which six men are be-
lieved to have lost their lives occurred in
the tunnel of the Holy Cross mine near
Red Cliff, Col.
The commission to decide whether
Santa Monica or San Pedro shall re-
ceive the appropriation for harbor viii
meet in Los Angeles, CAL
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-31
CarIis'e's Message.

Perhaps the strongest part of Secretary
Carlisle's anual report is that in which
he refers TO the tendency To increased
governmental expenditures.-St. Louis
Post-Dispatch.
Secretary Carlisle's report of the condi-
ton of the treasury contains, as usual,
some interesting information and some
very bad advice. For the current fiscal
year the deficit is estimated at $64 800
600. and for the next, $45, 71S, S,97O.-Phil-
adelphia Inquirer.
The Secretary of the Treasury is not
called upon TO antagoniZe prospective leg
islation or to set up his views in opposi-
ton to those which he thinks new Con-
gress would adopt.-Indianapolis Journal.
The annual report of Secretary Car
Isle. which has just been given to the
public, offers some clear and substan-
tial reasons in favor of the withdrawal
and cancellation of the greenbacks.
What he has to say. however. contains
nothing very new, and adds but little to
the body of reasons already fixed in the
minds of most well-infOrmed people,
Champion Gazette.
Secretary Carlsles official plea for the
national banks has been made A large
proportion of his annual report is de-
voted to the subject. The plea consists
in recommending the cancellation of
greenbacks and treasury notes, and so
modifying the restrictions upon national
banks as TO enable them easily and profit
ably to issue national bank currency to
fill the void caused by the cancellation of
the government currency.-Cleveland Re
corder.
Mr.. Carlisle reiterates his opinion that
the present revenue laws will. in time
produce sufficient TO meet expenses. and
says we need smaller appropriations
rather than more revenue. Mr.. Cleveland
said something of the same sort but why
did not these chief officers of the admin
istration require of the various heads of
departments and bureaus to send in
estimates showing how smaller appro-
priations would do?-Louisville CONNER
cial.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-31
P1Lsfsn nSsftts
,PREss
Reckless Banking Methods.


That the failure was brought about by
reckless management is patent to the
most casual observer. Minneapolis Trib-
une.
The most striking feature of the Chi
cago bank failure is the heavy loaning in
excess of the legal imit.-lndianapolis
Sentinel.
The Illinois National Bank failure ap-
pears to have been another case of di-
rectors who did not direct.-Portland,
Me-, Advertiser.
Recklessness. indefensible banking
methods and apparent fraud and rascal
ity were at the bottom of the trouble
Wheeling Register.
The National Bank of Illinois failed
because it violated sound banking poll
eies. chief of which is absolute honesty
Lafayette Journal.
The principal object of the bank man
agement appears to have been to make
everything in Chicago prosperous except
the bank.-St. Louis Republic.
The revelations are sufficient to show
the necessity for an investigation that
will reveal the real nature of the wrongs
committed.-Rockford Register
Under such business conduct the fail
ure of the bank is not at all astonishing
The officers doubtless will be prosecuted
on criminal charges for their violation of
law.-Topeka Capital.
The directors of the National Bank of
Illinois conducted themselves so badly
in the management of that institution
that many will think they ought TO be
consigned 10 the State prison.-Milwau-
kee Wisconsin.
The revelation is clearly made that the
officers violated the laws of safe banking
and that they extended credit foolishly
and to such extremes as could not but en-
danger any Northumberland Bluffs
Nonpareil.
The National Bank of Illinois is but
one of several banks that have recently
failed. and in every instance the failures
have been caused by reckless banking and
not by the business conditions.
Rapids Herald.
When directors direct bank officers do
not lend money of their depositors by
hundreds of thousands to their untrust-
worthy relatives. When bank inspectors
inspect such loans are simply impossible.
New York World
There could be but one result to such
reckless methods and such disregard of
the restrictions of the banking laws as is
indicated by the transactions which
brought the collapse of this Chicago in
stitution.-Springiield ILL.,, Journal.
The failure of the Bank of Illinois
turns out to be a case of rascality rather
than a lack of public confidence. No sys-
TEN of government can guard against the
failure of banks which are so grossly mis-
managed.-Des Moines Register.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-31
FOR ATTORNEH.GENERAL.

Jacob Hay BrOwn Said to HAVE Ac.
cepted a Cabinet POrtfolio.
Jacob Hay Brown, who is said to have
been rendered, and to have accepted, the
portfolio of Attorney General in Presi-
dent-elect MeKinley's cabinet. is one of
the leading lawyers of Pennsylvania. He
is the foremost member of the har in
Lancaster County, county that for a
century or more has been distinguished
for its great jnrists- Mr. Brown has
been eminent in politics for many years,
and has more than once been mentioned
in connection with very high Offices in the
nation and in his State. He became
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-31

car was locked and made up in a train.
When the tramp awoke the car was in
motion and he was a prisoner. When
found the poor fellow was unable to
speak above a whisper, and he was 80
weak that he could not raise his arms.
He looked something like Rip Van Win
q L.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-31

Secretary Olney has received a cable
gram announcing that Brazil has accept
cd the rules for the prevention of col
iisions at sea, framed at the maritime
conference held at Washington. The
chief maritime nations of the world now
have given their assent to the interna.
tional rules and they will go into effect
on the 1sf of JnlY next year.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-31

A valuable property in the business
heart Of Altoona, Pa, burned, entailing
n loss Of 100000. A boy playing Santa
Claus in one Of the windows of +. NJ.
Morrow's dry goods store started the
blaze.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-31
STARVED IN A CAR.

A Tramp Who Was Seven Days with
out Food or Drink.
At Plainfieid. n. J.. the other day,
when a box car containing lumber was
opened tramp was found therein. The
fellow had crawled into the car while it
stood on a siding in Ottawa, Canada, sew
en- days before, and while he slept the
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-12-31

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N. e. CHURCH-Rsv. r. L. Cops. Pastss.
Services at 10 30 o'clock am. and IN PA sus-
day school at - m Prayer meeting svssy
Thursday evening at III o'clock All ass sss-
daily invited to attend.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
6Ibner=K% reu5un9en.

Man ntmmt &reu5ungen Dor, enttpeoer
um Der Snau9t unb tbren 5olgen Elm 3tel
gu ieBen, pber 3peds 0ersblung elmer Gace,
unb CUR Neubiloung BON &acen, ooer aud
CUR @r3eugung BON 9ebrdu6stbteren. Die
&reu5an9 3peds 8erebeluug elmer s5ii3ner~
race, nel9e man audi als 8lutmii9ung
be3ei9nen fann, eritre6t ni3t nur Die @9afz
flung neuer, IpnOern au3 bic 8erorGngung
alter, ungeeigneter @igenI9uften Our9 entz
Ipre9enbe 8erpenoung BON 8oQblut. Cine
@ereolungsfreu5ung 1T 6eIonOers our Nufz
befferung gepObnli9er 2anbracen an5nz
ratben. Nur tra9te man, pie iiber6uupt
INNER bel &reu5un9en, baB bic gu t~reu3enz
ben 3acen einanber dbnlib, na6eitebenb
iinb. 8ei &reuaungen 6anoelt es ii9 oarum,
elmer an 1i9 bereits unnd6ernb guten 2anb@
race gepii1e, b~eionbers mini 6enspert6e ST.
gsni6aften (2egen oieler unO GROCER @ier,
rei9liAer Nniab fetnen SleiI6es) in erhOb%
tenn MaBe 3u3ufiibren unb NIT 0enielben
mDgli9t t%ontant gu berfeben, afr biele
Gace bauernb gu berebeln; ober man min
nur in elmer Generation Snbioibuen er5iez
fen, pslbe fir ~beionbere 3pede beroorruz
genb g~eeignet finb. Die mDglibft iorgfdGz
tige Nuspa6l qeeigneter petbliher 3u6tz
There aus benz beimti9en S9lage 1T iefbitz
rebenb aud BEL Der Gefliigel3u9t 8orbe%
%bingung, tpenn Die 3ufii1rung Der fremben
mdnnli9en einen guten @rfOlg BADEN ion.
$50 es. Ii9 lin Before @ierprobuttion BAN
belt, m0ge man CUTE 9G6ne geeigneter Raz
cen, gum 8eiipiel BON Minorfas, @paniern,
CUR NufbeFsrung gebrau6en. Wirb itdrtere
uno feinere S1eii9proouttiOn geniinI9t, 10
pGblt man 9puoan, GreDezcoeur, Ga Sletbe,
WDunbotte etc. Weniger empfe6Ienstpert6
fir bieIe 3nede e%rpeiien ii9 @o9ins. 8reuz
5ungen bon beitimnten reinen gaeen unterz
chamber f0nnen unter l%mitdnoen audi re9t
quite p~irtbf6uftli6e grgebniiie liefern unb
fommt es nibt felten Dor, baB fol6e &reuz
3ungstbiere gang Dortreffli9e Gigeni9aften
befiben. Smmer9in Oiirfte es unrdtbli9
iein, nit iolden Sbieren peiter gu 3ii9ten,
penn ni9t gang beitimmte Gtin6e ba5u
porliegen, am ~penigftens ion man bic 10
erbaltenen mdnnli4en SPHERE CUR 3u@t bsrz
tpenbsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

often. Sci iOnt glet9er 0altung unb Grz
ndbrung erbtelt bic cine 8ruppe ibr Srintz
pai1er in elmer Semperatur BON 30 @r. s.
unb bic anbere 8ruppe BON SO @r. Die
3eit Der 8erfu4e mar in 3 Perioben get6etlt
unb purbe am @6luife Der erIten unb britt
ten periobe bic gemperatur bes Srintz
pafers elmer ieben Sub umgetebrt seseben,
um bic inbibibuelen 8erI9ieben6eiten in
benz @rtrage Der 3i6e gu ermitteln. Die
l1nterfu9ung Der auf bie1e Wetie erbaltenen
grtrdge Der 6 Gibe fat in Der 0auptIa9e
folgenbe &eiultate geliefert: 1. Sci Dem &C.
nul1e bes tparn1en WaKers betrug Der Grz
trag Der Mil6 ~burbf6nittlt9 bon Der Sub
tdgli9 circa 1 Pfuno mebr, ais bel benz
Srdnfen bes auf ben @ispunft abgefiiblten
WafIers. 2. Die &ibe tranfen i'm 9ur9z
f6nitt tdgli9 per 9aupt So Pfunb faltes
unb 70 Pfuno tparmes Waiier, bon lebtez
rem al1o 3ebn Yfunb mebr. 3. Die &ibe
no3men beim Srlnf,n bes narmen @afers
msbr 5utter gu fi3, aGs Bel faGtem @a1er,
unb 5tpar tdgli9 Die Sub OLA Bfunb mebr.
4. 9te1el6en Der5ebrten an Srodenfutter fir
iebes 9funb Der Mil9er3eugung LA Pfunb
Bel tparmem Wafier unb 1,54 pfunb Bel fall
tenn @afer. 5. Die 3unabme Der Wengs
bes getrunfenen WafIers bon berfelben Semi
peratur mar besleitet bpn elmer 3unabme bes
@afergebalts Der Milb, obne nennenstperz
ties Stetgen ibrer SrOdenfubItan5. Ser
@erfu6 3etgt, einen tpte groBen ginfluB auf
bic Mil6probuttiOn bic Semperatur bss
S~rdntpahers bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
JnbaIts perseidni6.

1. settle: SIN bie 2eier - Stir Srau Gatb.
@6gtlein guntss Nlerlei - Gor S9ptnbel
pirb ee1uarnt - GinfluB Ser Semperatur bes
Srintwallers ouf BEN @tl6ertro9 5tbnerfreuz
5unsen = Siidertii6 8rteffaten: Ser7
fteuuns pon 8rutmal6inen Sarpfen 2abm1
betten = GerIiesen Der Mttl6 = 2Guie on 8ferz
ben &beumatismus bel Siibnern - &ufplaten
pOn RObIfopfsn - SdrotfOrn in Der 3ite elmer
Cub Nmeiien 5u pertreiben = Srcmienlarpen
un6 Ginsewetoeuirmer = 8ermebruns Ser 9ewz
berrp>StDde - Settfleten aus 3eu9 gu entfer7
ren = Die ISL. Staots6eitun9 Sriebfraft.
2. Settle: 8rief aus Sre9on GtniuB 6es
NteIfens uuf BEN WiGdertras - Die @eor9tne -
grtei aus Soma = Sdsli6e 8ewe9ung ~ian9erer
Gierbe = 8eterltlte rnO Sunbspeteriilie = Serben
Ser 6ti6uese = 8eltimmuns bes @lters Der Sdnle
= Sas Seiprisen Der &eben @dnSel Der Sarz
pfensudt-9i Die Grfinbung bes &iibenSuders -
gtnciren Ober Gntipiten? - 9aferfitterun9 an
9ierbe = 2anbwtrtbi9uft in &uitralien SIdtter
un6 8litben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

iammten Probuttes. I'm ben idbrliA in Der
Ser. Staaten ~er3eugten Safe 6er3uitellen
finO ungefdbr 100000 &iibs erforberlid
un6 Der Wertb bes Brobuttes i9nantt 5ni=
fben $4,000, 900 unb $25,00O,000. 9iI
ginfubr bon adie b~e5iffert fi6 idbrli6 auI
ettpa 100000 PfunO, unb Der 8erbraud
iteGt ii3 idbrli9 auf ungefdbr 3 pfunb fin
ieben ginnobner Oes 2anbes.
Qls Der Sartner s. Sries 9einfuit nab'
Soronto in Ganaba fi9 btefer Sage Mbenbs
CUR Gube be9ab, bate er BRET &inber, an
ndhften Worgen ieoD9 NOR bieie 3abl a1I
neun ange19nolen, Wdbrenb Der Na9t
ndmli9 bei9entte i'm feline 81 Sabre att
Srau NIT e9 Babies, brei &ndblein uni
bret MdgOelein, Die Idmmtlib gut entpidelt
geIunb unb nit trGftigen 0ungen ausge=
itattet paren. 9ier5u meint Der nWorlo=
9eralo" in Sairbaben, Waibington, Is
f9eine ange5eigt, bas @bepaar 9einfui1
our9 ben Gmigrattonsausf9uB einlaoen 81
lafen, 1einen 8obnfib na9 8batcou
Gpuntp (Wafb) gu Derlegen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
Qn Ole Sefer.

Oas eeteigerte Snterefe, tpeG6es ieitens
unierer 2eIer burb bic bielen, gum groBen
She'll Ie6rrei9en uno unterbaltenben GU
f4riften Der n9eiIage" entgegen gebra3t
pirb, bereitet Der Gebattion aufri9tige
Sreube, benin es benefit, baB bas eifrige
@treben Der rSGinOts Staatsz3ettung" Die
p8eilage" gu einem unentbebrli6en 8atbz
eeber auf alien @ebieten Der 2anbtpirtb=
i9aft gu g~etalten unb BARN ales in einem
fir ben praftif9en 2anOnirtb pi4ttgen
Sinne gu ~bebanbeIn, Qnertennung unb Nnz
Hang ftnoet. Wir geben benz Dunf6e Nusz
brud, baB bieies freunbli9e ~@ntgegenfomz
mel nnferer u~neigenniibigen Correspondence
ten / m r g d bmung finz
ben mDge unb pie0erbolen duf's 92eue, baB
Die RebattiOn fi3 itets re9t gerne Der Mibe
nnter5iebt, irgenb tpel9e WGngel in Der
S9reibtpeife gu berbefern unb bic 19rift=
Ii9en @infenouugen~in bic ribtiee Sorm gu
brtnger.
sIae fir Ste uSeilase" be=
ifimmtsm 3tf@rtftea fttS at aorei=
ftrem:
&nbreas @impn, Rebutttur
ber~2 BIT Il
Ia e" oernStItnois @taats<3eiz
tuns",@9icugO,S t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
Ginfu6 Ger gcnperatur oes Qrtnf'
maHers auf oen 11ilaertra9.

Sn 8eaug auf bieien 9egentanb pnrDen
auf Der lanbmirtbi4aftliben Decentralization
in 8isconiin bD9it interefante 8eriu4e an
geitelt. @s purben 6 &ibe in 2 @ruppen
bon ie 3 aufgeiteGt, Cine jebe Sub erbielt
cine tdgli9e Sutterration BON 5 pfuno &leie
gemii4t nit 2 pfunb 9aferi9rot unb 6
pfunb 9eu, fotpie auBerbem 10 piel gu S5Gd=
iel gef@nittenes Matsitrob, als bic SPHERE
freien nolten. WGbrenb Der 9 Wo3en
bauernben @rperimente tpurben bic &iibs
tdgli9 5peimal g%efiittert unb einmal gez
trdntt. Sci gutter @itterung ftanb ibnen
Der 9ofraum gum &ufentbalte i'm 6rsien
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
4uhertiid.

Bonn Mderbauminiterium in Ma56ingz
ton: Onion Culture, Sarmers Bulletin
SO, 80. = Spraying for fruit diseases,
Sarmers Bulletin $50. 38. = How to Sc
lect good cheese, Circular So. IL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
Observation-Disclosures Srieffaften

@inem ieben oefer tit bos Reat einsez
rdumt, ii6 briefli9 ober miinbli3 an bic
Gebaftion UNI Qustunft iiber befimmte
punfte gu tpenben, tpel@e, fOtpeit bas in UNI
Ierer Mo6t liegt, gepdbrt perben pirb.
Mnfraaen, benen ni4t Der Name unb Die
oenaue ,Mbre1e bes Srdgetelers beigefiigt
limb. tperben niAt beanttpOrtet.
9ie &ebattion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03

437. Sd mD@te mir felbf einen Snz
fubator anfertigen, oob feblen mir bier5u
3eihnunqen unb Pldne, 8ifen Sic btelz
lei6t, ND i9 iol9e befOmmen fann?
8. Commit, Sainots.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-03
Suntes QuerIei.

Cine. 4n5abl merifanif6er 2anbpirtbe
1tno &aufleute Fat betm prGfibenten petitioz
ntrt, Die @tngdngs30le auf Mais, moran
IN otelem Sabre GROCER Mangel in Merico
TT, auf5ubeben, 8is6er bat ii6 Der prGfiz
Dent nur duf cine G%rmdBigung UNI bic
9altte Der geltenoen s30le einlaHen ipoaen.
Gin Pferbe5i9ter in Montana ri6t.te
1euli9 an einen 5reunb in Der 5tabt
Woibington bic 5rage, ob fi6 bort 8ferbe
nit @Ortbetl b~ertaufen lieBen. @r er6ielt
odrauf folgenoe 4ntnort !: v0ie 8etpobner
Waibin9ton's fabren auf 8icbcles, bic
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